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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-30

and rises from a
full meal to plunge
at once into work
requiring mental
effort the result is
almost sure to be
disastrous, because
digestion dra W 8
Upon the same
nervous fore e 8
W h ic h are em-
! ployed in thought.
In time the stom-
ach becomes dis
e a S e ID, the pro-
cesses of digestion
and nutrition are
imperfectly per-
formed and there
i s a p h y sic al
breakdown.
DR.. Pierce 8
Sold e n Medical
Discovery cures
di e a S e. of the
stomach and other
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-30
Going North and West.

G. B. HIBBARD, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
W. S. JONES, GeDl Supt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-30
GOOD LIVING

Quite often results in bad health, because
what is termed good living" is usually
the qualification of the palate without
reference to the nutrition of the body.
When the good liver is business man
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
ANNUAL POLICE INSPECTION.
Event VIII Take Place Next Tues
day With Parade.

Invitations were sent out from Chief o.
Police kiely's office yesterday 70 severed
hundred persons. inviting them 10 be pres
ent az the annual inspection and parade Of
the Police Department. which takes place
next Tuesday.
The reviewing stand is being buiit at
Twelfth and Chestnut streets From IT
Mayor Wells. President Halves and mem
bers Of the Board Of Police Commissioners
with citizens. Viii sreEleW the parade
The parade Will form at the ArmOry. Sew
entecnth and Pine streets. at.u O'Clock IN
the morning. IN the following order: CHIEF
q Police ksely and stan. four pl1touns
mounted police. Seymour's Military Band.
team. Broadway squad and color squad.
Mayor and Board OF Police Commissioners
in carriages. Company g rife team. Com
pany u -ihe team. patrol wagons
The line Of march Will be from Seven
teentn and Pine east TO Twelfth. north 10
Olive. east TO Broadway. north 10 Washing
ton avenue and couutermarch- on Broad
way south 10 Elm and then 10 Fourth.
north 10 Washington avenue west 10
Twelfth and south 10 reviewing stand
Ing stand will be: In double rank-at open
ranks-on east side OF Twelfth street. facng
west. With the left OF line on Market street.
presentation OF honcrable-mention b3dces
and gold medals 10 members OF the depart
ment for meritorious services In the last
year: exhibition drills 10y mounted officers.
battalion OF four rife companies and ma
neuvers by patrol wagons. The Inspection
ends with dress parade,
Prizes win be presented to To fcemen. as
follows: For the greatest act OF bravery.
the most important arrest and the best
craftsmanship. Twelve badges FOR honor
able mention will also be presented 20. enc
man from each OF the districts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
IN FAVOR OF SOCIALIST PARTY.
Supreme Court Ruled Against
Working Class Party.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

AALE16AaAG SPECIAL
Jefferson City. No. Oct 15-The Socialist
party to-day won In the Supreme Court
against the Working Class party and will
have their ticket hled in the ofice OF Sec
rotary Of state and certified out 20 the
County Clerks. The Socialist party some
days & secured an alternative writ OF
mahdamus against Secretary OF State Cook
ist party ticket under that name. The writ
was made peremptOry by the Supreme Court
IN banc to-day. which. Will knock out the
Working Glass party ticket previously fled
and present the Socialist ticket to the vot-
ers under its own name.
The %following were the proceedings in the
DIVISION NO. l.
Fir. Nstionsl Bank OF Mexico VI. RaErdsis:
RelIy. " 0Ilea: transferred to St. LouIs
Court OF Appeals.
M SHahd CITY Ttyy R Hss ! aas e Tlan s,sTaS So GSRssay y.
nlssed f- failure 70 comply With ne rules
BgTbsT Asphalt Paving Company Va ward:
Mccisllshd vs.. MecisIishd: dismissed by riain-
Adjourned to btS fTfgl0S 40
sisis IS VII GStlin; passed to foot CT docket.
sac y Mayo Rsd%sa: ;rEssd sSd : u
State ". steve clark: submitted on briefs.
state Is Charles Armstrong; submitted on
state vs.. r. z Bacon. submitted on briefs
state -. ]. L Gregory; submitted on briefs
state y. J. L Carried: continued TO January
call.
State rs. George Hamilton: argued and sub
stste IS. william wIikerson- argued ara sub
STATE rs. James H. scruEgs: submitted on
State vs.. Thomas MeMuIiln. argued and sub
mittHd.
state W.. James Cabtree: ubmltted on briefs.
state ~. Arthur AshcTaft: submitted on briefs.
state Va William Quinn. argued and submitted.
state ". f. A. MeysenburE; continued TO Octo-
Der =. on application OF the state
affirm filed.
Clark -. Thlas: submitted on briefs.
Adjourned TO tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
CONSIDERATION AT ST. MARY'S.
Altar Is Presented to Orphan Asy-
lum 10y Miss Mafftt.

The main altar in the chapel OF St. Nary's
Female orphan Asylum. Emerson and
Harvey avenues. was Co~nsecrated Yesterday
by the Right Reyrrenl Bishop J. J. Hem
messy % Wichita. kas.
The service began At : 2. m. and lasted
until reariv noon Archbishop Kahn pre-
SideFl and the f%O'lowinc priests took part.
Fathers D. s. Phelan. Joseph Cruise. John
IT. Kern. John $. Long. J. 4. Collins. Jo-
seph r Mulvihill. Timothy Dempsey. Alex
anier Mercer and William b. Schultz.
The altar is OF Italian marble and was
Presented by Miss Emily Masitt. Il cost
40 In the center above the taberaucle
IS a statue OF the Blessed Virgin. with an
angel on each side. a ~pelican-Symbol OF
Chrtsts love for The church-iS sculptured
az the ton and below the cross on the
panel below the table l. a m1Iding u
Raphaei's Last Supper"
An altar 10 be Con-ecrated must be com
posed OF understandable material and be
built from the ground up. II Is called an
irr'mOvable altar. Affairs made % wood
and resting on the church floor are blessed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
LlEDERKRANz SEASON PLANS.
First Entertainment to Be Given
November 9.

Cards outlining the progranme for the
season OF Ise-OS have been issued by the
Li~ederkranz, the first entertainment to take
Mace November >. 1t is 10 be a concert
and ball to celebrate the thlrty-;hird ami
Tersafy OF the society. The committee IN
charge Is composed OF E. ". Tolkacz. E. c.
BuecheI; George Helfenstelief. II. H Kraft,
A. Linck and H. Eoeile.
The list Of entertainments filows: De-
cember [, euchre party; December Is, chill
dren's Christmas celebration: &. january 10,
ball and c%Otiloni JANUARY II. grand con-
cert. February 2, masquerade bah: March
IA. concert; March Is. children's bail Menu
bers may introduce nonresidents to All en-
tertaiaments and resident nonmembers oniy
to such entertainments as the board may
decide.
on the special committees this season are
the president. Doctor c. Barck. +. Ii1p-
hardt. Oscar II. Guther. c. <. Fuchs Ed-
ward wagner. Theodore +. Hagenow and
+. Hassendeubei. In addition to the gentle-
men already mentioned
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MARRIED.

PEULL-PROCrCR-weinesday October Is. 1902
az 9ip. ~. at tn home Il the bride. No. 1915
North Couspr0n ayenue. hr the Reverend sam
ul l.. Palmer. u. D.. Miss Carrie Proctor TO
Mr. Charles -. Paul q No 39Ss shaw ave.
BRoCKMAN-PEALE-wednesday. october Is.
1872 at d. m at the pastors study IN La
fayette Park Presbyterian Church. by the Rev
ersna Samuel g Palmer. D. D.. Miss Emily
Paaih o. No. 29U PARK avenue. TO Mr.. Arthur
3. Tsrockmsn commission merchGnp. OF No. z
Nicholson plsce.
WESTOS-OBRTEN-on Wednesday. October IS.
1902 n 6 ?. m. n the home Of the bride. No.
922 Shenandoah avenue, by the Reverend sam
uel Z. Palmer. u d. Miss Ei1die NJ. o'Rrfrn
20 Air. George o. Weston 20 TO Buffalo,
y Y. TO live.
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son that he paid oHenblcher Se.Go for stock
IN tho Lincoln Copper Mining Company OF
Arizona; that Onenbacaer had Gained that
the company WAS. free OF iusumb-arccs. AMI
that De later found that liabilities AMOUNT
inE TO 800 were outstanding against the
tumuaUr-
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Butrher.s Aukle Frnr,urrd.

George puringer. a butcher. living at No.
fp1o Gratiot street, WAS carrying a tub Of
SncsuCe M q nicht of stairs at No. @Sps South
Seventh street Yesterday afternoon. when
Re slipped avd fcN. the rub falling ON him.
He sustained a compound fracture Of The
pifal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
winter Tours.

Pamphlet with useful Information about
Texas New Mexico. Arizona. California M
Old Mexico resorts may be had by address
iuE Katy" 40 Olive street. Tickets with
liberal limits and stop-over privileges now
on sale via. II. X. & T. Ry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

Tower Grove Lodge. 40. -. Ancient Order
of United WorEnfn. wfi1-ceiebrate the thfr-
ty-fourth a-lsvcrsaTy 81 the order by CIV
ilE q han On SATURDAY evening. October Is.
81 Owens 4 Haney'~ sypfL. DsltUn avenue
and OH Manchester road
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M~dGINNIS-On WedneFday. October IS. 1907 at
$50 o'clock T. m. nj Kirkwood. MIR Hary Nc
Ggnais Cnse Keelanl. wife OF the late William Me
Chris. mother OF Thomas and william McGiuEia.
sister of Nicholas. Owen and Kate Keelan.
Funeral October Is. al $50 a n. TO St Peters
Church. Friends invited,
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Verr Low Rates to 81 AntonIo, VI

IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
on account OF the International Fair
10 be held at San Antonio. October IS to ..
the Iron Mountain Route Will sell tickets
At ONE FARE UiGe 50 forsthe round trip.
Tickets on sale octObST Is and IS
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HONORABLE " .w. RicKER,

Lselede THURSDAY. oct Is. t:o .. m.
Aeadyule ThgTssay. oct IS - , m
shafter. Friday oct L. 10 =. m
Llnueus. Saturday. Oct Is. 30 p. H.
Chula. Moneas. oet. -. I'D p m
McCormick sshooL Monday. Oct % 80 D n
srrinS Hm. TUESDAY oct. q i0 D. m
Sneed.I Tuesdav. OCT. q. 20 ? m
Mocresvul@. wednesday. OF &1s@ p m
Ludlow ErvsnsEday. oct . z:0-p. m
Dawn. TNrrsdfy. Oct. .. $50 o m
Avalon. TtCt~iay- Oct. = - p. n
Redtord. Friday, Oct x. 10 = m
Iscksrfse School. Friday. Oct - 80 . M
Whrstfnfy Ea.urdav. Oct = lsn y m
Chiiii-cthA 2Sa.ariav Oct = IN . m
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MoSAGAN-on Monday. october Il 1894 At
Eureka Springs. Ark. Laura F.. wife OF J. II.
Nouagan Cnee Dale. aged 20 years
Garksyine. Tex, pm please cory.
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Attorney Ia Arrested.
John l.. Rippey OF No. 47n West Belle
Mace yesterday swore out q warrant charg-
ing Henry C. Onenhacher. a lawyer. with
500 by false pretenses. Rinpey
told Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John
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.FLEM1NG-Pstsr Fleming. husband Of the late
Mary Fleming tnee Ryan. and beloved father Of
Edward J. and Julia F1emlEE.
Funeral nom family residence, No. Ia Biddls
street. Friday. at : p. m. 10 st. Patrek's
church, thence 70 calvary Cemetery. Friends
Invited to attend
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FORBES-on wednesday, October Il, Isoz. At
1fs a. m, OF a~pcDiexy. Arthur p. ForbeH, IN
The sizty-third year OF his axe.
Funeral viii be held at Pilgrim Congregational
church. TRrcrfy-ninth street and Washington
avenue. On Friday. October i. at ESQ D. m. In
fernent private.
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MACKET-On Tuesday, October "a ~ .. m.
Richard Mscksy, beloved father OF Thomas r
Mackey and Mrs, William Warren Cnee Mackeyl,
at re1dence. ~ Howard street
Due notice OF funeral viii be given
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NSTER-At New Orleans. or Saturday. oc-
tpber II, 1scz. r Wilson Foster. n his nfty-sixth
year, Confederate veteran OF Forests cavalry.
laterme3t At Florence. Ala
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MEYER-On wednesday. october. L. Isa at
iI:95 .. m, Anna Catherine Meyer. vile OF John
Due notice Of funsal VIII be given.
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MANLEE-After a brief illness from dlphthsriA
Loretta Marion Aanley. at the age OF : year. Z
months and 2 days. beloved daughter Of John D.
and MATILDA Aanley. No. B1o South Grand ave-
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HoNORAHLE p. ~ CoCKRELI.

willow sprhEE, thursday. OctooerlS 10 , N
49, laiHS Friday. octobet Il, Up m
nourtsin a. 9ftSse6 - ! pmn
81 Gsoys. Moseay. osteosr %
Seosho; Tgesfay. Oct n Up n
SinsyiIie w.d9ssday. oa : . m
nutler. Friday. Ocf -. I ,. m. 81
Harnsonviil-. saturday. oet. 3. / , m
Sdezp Aouday. Oct. q. / p. m.
Ltaaou. TPrsday. oct. =. I y n.
WvEii5.JIaan: Wtf3efdsy. oct = ? m
Eersatles Thursdsv. Oct. -. -. m
Setalia. Friday. Oct 81. I .. m.
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HONORABLE CHANT CLARK

Hnt'cn. THURSDAY. oct. 1s. ,. m
AaSNasse thursday Oct- IL 10 p. m
ShaMruck. Friday. Oct Il. !. n.
Williamsburg Friday. Oct L. 20 .. M
SsIsood. saturday. oct IS. Z ? N.
SATURDAY. 0rt. j.. 30 u IN
G~arrtnxtca. fondhy. oct. ~ ! %. In.
Sew Bloomdell, Monday. Oct .. 10 o N
Iedar cts. TuesdaT Oct Il. 4 y m
Iehbetts. Tuesday. Oct Il. 100 D m
Portland. "wednesday. Oct - Up m.
Mokane. W-dnsstHv. Oct. =. 10 p m
Mellsyile. Thurelav. Oct. =. / o. IN.
New Florence. Thursday. Oct -. 20 .. n
NHEht civ Friday. Oct = l y. N
ST Paul Frldly. Oct. q. 40 D m-
81 Charles. saturday. Oct. e. 80 y N.
Marrnton. Mcnfay. Oct =. 10 .. m
Nexico- Friday. Oct. -
MTwHmW-aaRH IHH- EmsHr-H-a ~ -
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sGaTNcAon TUESDAY. October IL isoa At u
o,r7dsf ~ m, Jane, vile Of Samael ScaiinE.
me funeral viii take place Friday, October
Il. 1t 8 O'Clock a. n. from family resioehee' Nc
&es Clark avenue. to ST.. halaohf's Church.
thence 20 Calvary cemetsry. Friends are invited
to attend.
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Interment private. in Calvary Cemetery. at $
u.cleck a. m, Friday. October Il.
EdvardsviIie and Ltchhcld. H.. papers please
COPY
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C-reanierIe nud Annex. COS Washington
Dlr Annex a-c SNaE-Flsh House the
luest Nest IF New Sofk. zIusir. Wine list.
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SPEciALTlES.
Nj sSiSSippi Valley Trust
Company

Loans Made on City Real Estate
and High-Grade Securities.
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HA2EM-Mz. Eva NJ Hamm. aged y yesu-
Funeral from the residence Of her son-in-lAN.
p ~ clifford, No. sis5 washington boulevard.
Thursday. October f6. at : O'Clock p. m. TO
BenetontaIns Cemetery. Funeral private.
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LIEUTEANE GoSERSoE JOHN 4 LEE

Marrcaten. nursdsY, Oct, 1G1D D. N
WrllEviile. Thursday Oct 70 5:af . n
keytesyiu6. Friday Oct Il. 13 o. n
Garroltonc Fsic-y. OSi- i. 10 ,. n
Chillicothe. Saturday Oe- rS 40 D m
L1anrus. Nnnfat. cN - Jsnn N
Gelatin NoHdav ot . N
Princeton. Ttterdav Octsus10t m
Trenton. .Tusbby. OFT y. 1910 m
Savannah THURSDAY. OSt. = ~ .. m
OvEon. Thurstay. Oct. - 80 ,. m
Platte City Friday. Oct "A. lN . N.
Cameron. SATURDAY. Oct =. l.M p m
Richmond. Monday. Oct E,Il D. m
LexirEton. Monday, Oct IIs9rp m
Liberty. Tue-fiav. o.. n 1.1s pr
Butter. "Wednesday. Oct .. IN . N
Lamar. "wednesday OTIS. GS9-p. m
Csrterville. Thursday. Oct. % l.0 p m
Carthage. THURSDAY. Oct. -. 81. = m
Carl Jun-tioq. Friday. Oct - l2e ? m
Tabrrvnie. Saturday. Nov. T. 10 p m -.
s.. Louis. MUaday. Oct. , 10 ?. m and IN
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NIEDMANN-ou wednesday, October Ik. Isa
NJ fEo5 a m. after short Wnecs at the age OF Is
vNarF 10 months and - days. Francis Cnarlotfz
kartlne Nicdmann. cear!y hfLoEed danFhter OF
Nliiiam Eielmann and AIRS William Ntetmann
tnse and sister 70 Cara and laura
FGserai Friday. October II. at : D N. from
samllv residence at Ferguson. No. Relatives and
friends CT family invited 70 sttend-
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~HoERR-Phiulp A. HcerT, wednesday, octo-
Ter Is. 1900. AZ fI:I5 a m. beloved son OF Charles
and Mar-aret Hoerr NEE GIIlenl. aged . years
snd c months
Funeral VIII take place from residence. No.
-cisll Biddie street. Thursday. October 1s. AZ 1
= m Iuterment private.
Memphis and New Orleans papers please copy.
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KERsHAw-october Is, 1904. at 4s1g a. N.
Thomas KershaW.. beloved father cf John. Tom-
ME, Mamie. Sarah and stella Kersh8v.
Funeral from the residence. No. uio Hsbsrt
atIesk Friday afiernoon AZ 9 e'elock
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civ. saturday. Nov.l
-oovERNeR A. n. pocKERr.

Bethany. THURSDAY. Oct Is. q N
fsttoEsturE. Friday. oct l., 2. n.
49, Sgrtns 5rieay' oct q ? m
WinstSu. saturday. oct ~ : ?. m.
Alton. Monday. oct -. lsS ? m
mayer. Monday. Oct, -. 80 =. m.
Greenfield. Tuesday. oct. q. 10 n. N
S~pringneld. Tuesday. Oct. Il. 20 D m.
Liberal. "Wednesday. Oct. - III ,. m.
Knob Noster. Thursday. oct. n 10 D. m.
SCALA THURSDAY. oct = 80 .. m.
Sciell CITY. Friday. Oct. - l.70 ?. n
Appleton City Tuday. Oct. "a. 80 D. IA
H~-onauEh Satgrtay o. Ia
Nevace SatsriRr- Get 3IE n N
Bonnie Terrr Nandav. oct 2. 10 o. m
St Loufs. Tuesday. October - : D N.
81 Louis. Saturday. NOVEMBER I. 8 2. m
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HoNoRABLE pAyIp A De ARMoND.

P.;tsv!lo. Friday. Oct Il. ip m
Goiuneus. Friday. Oct II. ~ m
sichtssr-at Sturdy oct y. $50 ?. m.
Sutherland. Monday. oct . I n L.
Lsytsn NgadAy OCT 5@R
Holden. TUESDAY. Oct q 30 = m
SiEas6gH; VLdnssiay- Oct 80 p M
Bs.tou. Tiufstay. Oct .. 40 p Ia
DTe=ei. Friday. .OcE~2-Lp- N
Ereenan. Fr1dsy OFT a I'D , n
liarTiaonvlie. saturday Oct =. 2;1 . N
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LEHAASS-On October Ia 1906. 81 ssS 4 n,
John A Lhrnann. beloved son OF Frank and
&arg Lehman Cnee Droney). aged .Is years and ,
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DEATHS.

pnLoE-At Bar Harbor. Ne. October IS.
lg11, John A. Dnion.
Notice OF funeral later.
FANNING-On Tuesday. October "a 1909. 81 l
a. m, Thomas F. Farming. beloved husband OF
Mary Tanning.
Funeral from family residence. SB Caroline
street, Thursday. October &c. at : D. m. 70 St
kevinS Church. thence TO Cavalry Cemetery.
Friends are invited 70 attend
Deceased was a member OF Elk Council. No
20 Royal Arcauum.
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Funeral VIII take place from his parents resi-
denct. No. - St Vincent avenue. on Friday.
october T.. At ? p. m, TO S.. Eeviu's Church.
thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends OF the fam
iIy are Invited 20 attend.
Ma hviIs. Tenn. papers please copy.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR
DEMOGRATIC
SPEAKERS.

meetings. are announced unieF the auspices
Of, &C. Democratic State Central Commit
tee Of, Missouri. Local Democratic commit
tees -6vd officers are expected to- make all
Necessary preparations for the reception
OF. tie speakers and for the proper holding
Of the meetings specsisd:
SENATOR JAMES Il BERRY OF ARKASsAs.
-laIts4 Ngnfay. OF. =. / Z. m
EuIts.si1 fTusstay. oct =. ! , m 3
Fayette Weuuesdnr. Oct. =. ] T. IN,
Ma--han. Friday. Oct - / p. m.
Platte Ciy. Saturday. Oct. = ! =. m
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HONORABLE JAMEs Il. LLOYD.

ozark. thursday OCT Il Id D. III
a a55 sdtS; Iet
Marcayille. sEtufcay. Oct. "a. 80 ?. m
kahoka Monday. Ors =. i.u . N
Mayiari. NCrtuy. Oct > 7It , ".
WyHcnrd7. TU-stay. Oct. =. I3o .. m
Revere Tuesdny. Urt. =. 20 . m
Hurdlard. Wefnettay. october .. ] ? m
Novelty Wednes Gy. October =. : p. n. .
Il-vua. Thursday. Qc;ob.r q, / ?. M
Newark Thurs ay. Dctth4r 2 p n
Knox Civ. FrlGar- October =. ! D.. u.
CuiCuy. Friday. O~Cser p. : ? m
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HONORABLE ". II. WALLACE

Hannibal. Thursday. oct. ic. 70 p m
"a Pata. Friday. oct. Il, $50 - m
KsyteHviIis. SATURDAY.. Oct. Is. 10 .. m
M0bsTly: sAtgIasy &C, Is - p a.
Platte City. Tuesday. Ocf. n. E.sip. IN.
hayTyiile. Wedne-fay. Oct = 10 p, m.
Pia;lsburz. Friday. Oct. a. 7:0 ,, m.
Lees Summit. Saturday. Oct. 80 n m.
Ka1sos city. SATURDAY. oct . 7@ m
Jc1ersrn CITY. Tuesday. Oct =. 10 ,. N.
Certhsge WedneSdaY. Oct .. 30 p m.
lamar. Thureday Oct. -. I7ser "a. m
Serads. Friday. Oct. .. 40 ,. m.
Clinton. Saturday. Nor. ]. 2 p. r..
Sedaiia. Saturday. Nov. !. 80 p. N.
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SsYerson city. thursday. OFT i6 T.15 o m.
Fuitdn, Futay. oct. u lst1i ,. m
HszisS; stasasy. oct Il. p
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Jackson county honday. October %.
81 Ioreph. wednesday, October - p. N.
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ssllshun. thursday 0ctcksr -. ID. m.
Easg1rth. FRIDAY. October q Ip. m.
cs-ralitcn. FhdGy. October y. ] p. m.
pteh--onA saturday. October z. p m
orrieE. Saturday. October 3. 7 psm.
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Boeky Camiort. Thgrsdsy- Oct iA 20 D n
Afrrett. Friday. OFT. e. 80 D. y.
Neutoria. Saturday. Oct. y. ls1 p. m
niamcrd. SATURDAY. Oct. Is. 80 p m
Nontevaiio. Monday. Oct .. IN . n
scheif city. Monday. Oct -. 30 p m
Moundvi1t. Tussday. Ocs. q. In .. m
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SIkratun. Saturday. Oct y, In D a..
Fisk. Saturday. oct. Is, 81 D m.
Benton, Monday, octso i.5o p n.
Oran, Monday. Oct. 20. I'D D. m
Nandussr. Tuesday. Oct q. i:R p. y.
Mofehouse, Tues1ay. Oct II 10 y m.
East Prairie. Wednsalay. Oct. =. IN o N
Garufhcrsvtlle. Thursday. Oct. -. - % m
P~0EfaEeylIs. friday. ost. - 4 D N !.
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Genath. SATURDAY. Oct = I99 D N.
nexier. Monday. OCT =. f:D p m.
FsSsx. TUESDAY. Oct =. 1s1 ,. m
Warner. Wedn.sday. oct. -. E.8 a. n.
p6uirran. wedn-aay, Oct =. 5:9 p. n.
Gaze Gir5rdeHu. THURSDAY. oct. 80. 80 o. m
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InlrfordvHr. Saturday. Nov. 1. T.5J D n.
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SuTTER-Entered into rest 1t 6 O'Clock q r..
TUESDAY. October 4. 1902 Charlotte Suffer. relict
or the late Adulph suffer. and beloved mother
OF Sophia Minnie and Charles Suffer. aged =
years 3 months.
Funeral from family residease. No. SIS Maple
avenue, AZ 70 a. m. THURSDAY. October &c. ISL
Fnends Of family invited.
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~sTIEs-On wednesday. October Is 1874 at $50
O'Clock a.. m, Anna stiles tnee Hartenbergerl be-
lovea wife Of William sues. after a short Illness.
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HONORABLE WILLIAM J. sToNE

HONORABLE CATO SELLS CT Iowa
joplin. Monday October -. I'D = m
CarthnEe- tuesday. October u. lsn r.. m.
Fcstua. wednesday. Octcher 2. 80 y n.
FarminEton. THURSDAY. October q In. m.
New Mht-l. Fatsy. oetsber "A. I D N
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WTTTfG-On Tuesday,. October IL 1902 at II
r. m. Frank Wlttig. believed brother OF &athilda
Niemeyer Cuee Wittigl. John WlrlE Charles
wittis and Emma WittiE. AGED y years and >
Ftnerai from family residence. NJ. fs eentsa
street. Friday. October Il. at I.1 ,. m Friends
and relatives Invites