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The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MR.. HENRY LUDLAM.

Americans and Englishmen are
not backward in looking upon the
, German intellectual life. its art. its
drama and its literature, with a GER
tain good-natured cynira amuse-
ment. Not 50 with the Germans.
They hav" an abundant admira
ton for literature of ihe Anglo
Saxon, They do not regard our
music with seriousness. but our
| drama is one Of their greatest con-
siderations aud they put Us to shame
For instance. more Shakespearean
plays.-both the popular and some
OF the less frequently acted dramas,
are presented at Berlin. Munich
and Dresden each year than are
played in London and the provinces
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
No Trace Of the HurOnia n .

LONDON, April 2S.-Thc British
cruiser Thames has returned to Green
ock after having covered $500 miles in
her search for the missing Allan line
steamer IIuronian Her efforts were
without result. The Iluronian left
Glasgow Feb. 1 for ST. John. n. b.,
and has not since been reported.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Veteran Labor Leader Dead,

BOSTON, April 28.-Ex State Sena.
tor Robert Howard Of Fail River. the
veteran labor leader and for many
years the secretary Of the National
Spinners' union, Il dead in this city.
lie was born in Norwich, England, in
1915.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Two Car Load Of Cows

john F. O'Ncil left to day for a
trip to Western Pennsylvania to pur-
chase two Car loads Of choice COWS,
which lie will Sc Il at his farm at Mt.
Cuba on May 5, 1902. The O'Neil
Brothers have the reputation Of SELL
ing first class COWS.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Electrical Engines to Be Tried.

TROY, N. Y. April 2S.-The Hudson
Valley railroad has built two electrical
engines. They are to be used first AS
an experiment in hauling freight ears.
This is the first electric railroad in the
state 10 make such an experiment.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
TranspOrt Grant Arrives,

SAN FRANCISCO, April %. - The
transport Grant has arrived from Ma
Mia with 1910 passengers. including
the Twelfth United States infantry and
four companies of casuals.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

J.'GGs-BALkED RhCkS (MCNrAUK
~ strain) " hite Wyandottest Duston s.rain)
81 per Is Oak spring Poultry Farm, Will.
pA-.I. h~~v A7s s~A0 IN W = As4SS
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28

Taylor and Fullcrtons Beef, Wine and
Iron tones w the system. W. Z Taylor
t02 King stJuCt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
T. |. PEACOCK c., NINTH and KING STREETS.

and in New York and the states in
two seasons. And why Because
the Germans lconsider Shakespeare
the most admirable Of all dramati-tN
from all points Of view. Henry
Ludlam. the eminent actor who will
appear in this city in a revival Of
Shakesperean and classic dramas in
speaking of this said: L am doiu.
my share. and my success shows
the people are tired of tawdry clap
trap in the matter Of plays llr
comes to the Opera House tonight
in 'Othello' and tomorrow night in
Merchant Of Venice
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH

Il boNNlE BRlER BlS1.
Mr.. j. Fl. Stoddart in The Bon
nie Brier Bush is the attraction at
the Opera House next Monday night
All Of those who have heard Of
the favorite old actors success in
New York in this, his new piece. as
well as those who remember him in
previous plays will look forward
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
MAKE Y0URC0MP PAR|S0NS 0NG00DS AND PRICES
You Can Get it
at PeaCOCk'S.

Don't be discouraged if you are
looking for something you cannot
find in other stores, keepup the search
a little further and come here, chances
are you'll find it somewhere in this
big stock Of new goods. The stock
shows new goods every day, the most
desirable and exclusive lines.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Five men of the ChragOS crew were
arrested ut Venice for causing a dis
turhsncc in st. Marks square.
! The Hotel Dorlan near South Eor
walk. Conn, n well known summer
hOstrlry. was completely destroyed hy
fire.
The great Singer strike. which has
been on at South Bend, Ind. for ter
weeks. is ended, the Singer company
gaining Il victory.
The president las virtually decided
No appoint II. q. Slli"rS now @erreta
!ry If legation at r"kin", as tn" first
limited States minister to Cuba.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-28
Are You SATISFIED!

10 II not =" :" I,ynrh'S stores Tor s""l 1nal1
Teas nnl ,stt"". Teas :'5c, ~ '1c' hlc. zoe
Ipoun /. tuif,"~, 10. !pr. 20, BE. .ic, @5c
pound. Large a-,urt uent -, ilpwrr and
q j.r'rt1 IN packages, Nam store, y, W.
CIR. NJ adlson ant Fourth streets Branch
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20
Fearful Results From the Calamity
In The West Indies.

Paris May
disaster known the history of the world
vomiting Mt Pee
loss than
terrible hardshps One of the singular
the United of
mont hed producing thousands
nothing and the by
has caused the oil the Beumn field
dual for
for machinery and which
while Company
by this
Oil Well Supply Company
quenl the and
ete Machine Plant at Florence
facilitate the N work,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20
VACATION TIME.

The time of year is here when
everybody, from the bilious banker
down to the polite boy who shines
your shoes and then welts you in the
back of the neck with his whisk
broom, is beginning TO think of vaca-
tion. 1t is the season when man
loves TO dream of pleasant scenes far
away from his home and his work,
where he will be thrown among total
strangers, who will believe every
thing he tells them about himself. 1t
is the time of year when women get
tired of trotting out in society or
milking the cow, or hustling for the
strawberry festival, and when every
man longs for the quiet retreat where
he can sit all day with pole and line
and catch crawfish and underbrush.
1t is the time of year when man
cannot make up his mind whether to
go to the lakes and catch little rest
and fresh air, or whether to go up in
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20
Constipated Bowels.

To have good health, the body
should be kept i'll Il laxative condi-
tion, and the bowels moved at least
once day, 50 that all the poisonous
wastes are epNelled daily. Mr. G. J..
Edwards, l42 N. Main St, Witchita,
Kansas, writes Il have used Herbine
to regulate the liver and bowels for
the past ten years, and found it IA re-
liable remedy" JOc at A A. Hull =.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

Rev. j. Wallace Gum goes to Silver
Cliff today where he will hold SER
vices Sunday under the bishops di-
rection The object is to make prep
arations for locating clergyman at
that place In consequent of Mr.
Gunn's absence there will be no SER
vices at st, Albans Sunday, except the
Sunday school.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

Yesterday special Rio Grande
train passed through from Canon
decorated with flowing banners la
belled Jack Martins Excursion"
and decorated with the Elks' colors.
The train was bound for Pueblo and
when it reached this place a greater
number boarded than started with the
irrepressible Jack from Canon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

There never was time in the his
tory of Florence when the city was as
free from cases for the police court.
1t speaks well for the police depart
ment, for it is evident that the crooked
element have wholesome fear of the
present officers and steer clear of
Florence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

The opening of the Red Light club,
the new saloon in the old Florence
Hotel block occurs tomorrow. The
place is fitted up with new fixtures
and will be one of the finest appointed
saloons i'll the city. Bert Kries is the
day operator and Dave Howells will
be chief mixer on the night shift.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

Yesterday the local lodge of the
knights of the Maccabees through
Commander A. H. McLain and Re
corder f. G. Williams, paid Mrs.
Thickens $1,000, the amount of the
insurance carried by her late husband
in that order
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

W. l.. Morris & Co., have moved
into their new quarters and are get
ting their stock arranged i'll an attrac-
tive manner. They are fitting up II
very nice place
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

H. G.. Trout sold his store and
boarding house at Portland to Mr..
Brackebush, proprietor of the National
hotel at Sugar City.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

There will be meeting of the libra
ry board at s O'Clock this evening at
the Reading room. Members are
earnestly requested to be present.
PERCY W. DONOVAN, Sec'y.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

Exclusion tickets to the Log Rolling
at Canon today will be good ON No.
8 this evening, and returning ON the
midnight train. Round trip 80 cents.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs. Vanderbilt and
Josiah and Samantha Allen will be
present ON THE Trip Around the
World" this evening if the train dom
run off the track
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

At the Methodist parsonage yester-
day afternoon Mr.. NJ. j. Walsh and
Mrs. Hattie McGirr of Cripple Creek,
We're united in marriage by the Rev.
Thomas Andrew.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

The Masonic lodge last night did
work i'll the first and third degrees
At the close of the lodge light refresh
meuts We're served.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20
Wanted.

Wanted Bids for sinking a we'll
25OO feet With tools supplied by
driller or by company.
d. G. DUFFIELD,
x95-97 Box 315, Florence, Colo
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20

a general rehearsal of the Oratorio
of The Creation will be held at the
Baptist church next Monday evening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-06-20
local News. .

Rubber stamps, daters, etc. Leave
your order with us at once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
GREAT PICNIC.
Old Missouri Hospitality
at Santa Fe.

The Paris Appeal thus speaks
of the Santa Fe picnic last week:
The Santa Fe picnic was fully
up to expectations, The crowd
was one Of the largest, best dressed
and best behaved we ever saw to-
gether in Monroe county. Several
counties were represented. The
people went early and stayed late.
There was not IA single incident to
mar the pleasure of the day. The
attractive grounds, owned by the
South Fork Picnic Association,
were as clean as park. Several
acres were wired off for use of the
crowd and the outskirts were given
up to the teams and vehicles.
Grand Marshal 10 Norman and
courteous force of deputies were
on duty all day and handled the
great crowd so well that there
were no accidents and no confusion
in arriving and departing. Plen-
ty of seats were provided on the
grounds and no convenience that
would contribute to the comfort of
the people was overlooked. The
dinner was up to the usual South
Fork standard both in quality and
quantity. If any man went away
hungry it was simply because h,
was too timid to accept the gcner'
Gus invitations to eat. Tables
had been constructed all arount
the west and south ends of tn,
grounds and seats were provide,
for those who cared to use then
while eating. When all had beer
satisfied it looked like anothe
crowd just as large could hav,
been fed. There were no gambling
devices on the grounds. Musi
was furnished by the Sturgeon
band, one of the best IN NOrtl
Missouri. Champ Clark, j. i
Boyd, Capt. Allen and others ad
dressed the people in the afternoon
after which the picnic developed
into an old fashioned social, tina
lasted until sundown. 1t was
model picnic, in the management
of which the refinement and hos
pitality of South Fork was re
hected. Nothing is done by halve
down there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
FOOD VALUE OF THE MUSHROOM
Ancient FaiIacy of Abiding to II rs
"Vegetabls Bosfsteak."

Time was when it was believed that
the mushroom presented the compost
tion of animaltlesh, which led to 1t
being called animal bcefsteak."
This conclusion, London Lancet
says, was based on an analysis made
many years ago, when analytical
methods were crude, and when the
chemistry of food was not well under
stood The most important difference
between the mushroom and the steak
is du" TO the rich proportion or pro-
teids-thc so-called tiesh-formers-in
meat as compared with the feeble
amount In the mushroom.
This fact, az asccrtained by recent
analysis, hardly justifcs the mushroom
being regarded as a vegetable beef
steak" It may be blow to the vege-
tartan, but he would have to consume
at least ten pounds Of mushrooms In
order to gain the equivalent OF little
over one pound Of prime beef. Indeed,
In the light Of modern inquiry there
seems to be no reason for believing
that mushrooms possess any greater
food value than other ordinary fresh
vegetable foods. and in many respects
they compare unfayorably with them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
SIGNIFICANCE OF NUMBER SEVEN
Woven Into tho History of tho World
In Many Peculiar Ways.

The number seven Is not only con-
sidered lucky number by the super
stitious but 1t was symbolical num-
Der in the Bible, swell as among ma
tions of antiquity. In the Old Testa-
ment we note that the Creator took
seven days, and the seventh day was
sacred day Of rest. Every seventh
year was sacred and the seven times
seventh year ushered in year OF
jubilee, There are seven principal
virtues-faith, hope, charity, pru-
dence, temperance, chastity and forti-
tude-and there are also seven deadly
sins-pride, covctousness, lust, anger,
gluttony, envy and sloth. There were
seven champions OF Christendom-St.
George (EnglanU, st. Andrew (Scot-
land), st. Patrick (Ireland), St. David
tWaics), st. Denis (France), st. James
tSpain and ST. Anthony Utaly).
There were seven ages OF man, also
seven wise men of Greece. Christ
spoke seven times on the cross. Rome
was built on seven hills, and there are
innumerablc other traditions which go
to prove that seven was number to
cling to. In these more modern times
1t Is wonderful how often the number
prevails. For instance, vaccination
must take place every seven years. In
order to escape smallpox: fashions
change every seven years, and seven
years is always milestone In a per-
| sons age
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
CoCoANUT PALMS HAVE MANY USES
Yield Immense Number of Dinsrent
Products, All of Value.


There are, by careful computation,
about 10000 900 cocoanut palms in the
world in full bearing and certainly
no tree that grows yields so many
different products. or Is put to so many
separate uses. Its wood Is used for
buildings and for boats as well as for
ornamental furniture. The leaves arc
the sole thatch of tens Of thousands OF
buildings, and afford useful food for
cattle. The natives also make good
brooms with the ribs Of the leaves,
while the ashes contain SO much pot
ash as to be useful in soapmaking.
From the trunk of the Cocoanut palm
oil barrels, tubs and water pipes are
easily produced and the roots give a
red dye. The tbers make ropes, mats,
and even paper. The kernel of the nut
Is the main food of several millions
of human beings, whose most nourish-
ing drink is the milk. Cooked and
evaporated. the kernel becomes the
| commercial coCoanut OF the confec-
tioner. Pressed, 1t yields cocoanut oil
one of the most important OF COM
mcrcial oils-uscd.in in cookery, for soap
making, and for candles. Cocoanut oil
soap will produce a lathcr even in salt
water. Wax and resin are yielded by
the same tree, and by tapping the CEN
tral bud of n growing palm delicate
wine Is obtained. Even the shell OF
the nut is not without its uses. 1t Is
employed everywhere In the tropics
FOR cups and dippers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
AUDRAlN AND BOONE.
Great Boom in Land Sales
Prices Advancing.

Centralia. Mo-. Aug. 81. An
unprecedented demand for farm
lands has recently taken place in
this locality and the price per acre
has advanced from 30 to 30 n.
Farms have been sold here recent
iy in Boone and Audrain counties
aggrcgating more than a million
dollars.
The purchasers are principally
from Illinois and Iowa. Twenty
farmers from the same county in
Illinois arrived last night to pur-
chase farms and several sales closed
to-day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
LITTLE BROTHER HAD NAME WRONG
But Otherwi.o Hts story Did Not Do
yInte from tho Truth,

ght-year-old Harry. in revenge
for some act Of sIstcrly tyranny on the
part of l0-year- old Margaret, conveyed
the intelligence to their mother that
Charlie Robbins had kissed the girl
under the stairs in the main hall OF
the school building, The young lady
stputly denied the charge, declaring
hOr small brother to be guilty OF a
mean falsehood Don't you believe
him. mamma! He Is just tell-tale.
and it's a story--so there" 1T Isn't
story, mamma. lie did, and seen
her--way back behind the stairs.
"IIe never, mamma! Kissed me, in
deed! | wouldn't let him." MY dear"
said the judicious parent, what oc-
Cured behind the stairs when Harry
saw you there" well, anyway" was
the reluctant reply, 1T wasn't Charlie
Robbins at all. 1t was Willie Som
mers."
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
Begin your fall blowing.

Sunrise school, three miles south
of Benton City, II. II. Shadwcll
teacher, will give an ice cream so
cial and moonlight picnic next
Saturday night for the benefit Of
the school library, Good string
band will furnish music for the oc-
casion. An enjoyable time is
looked forward to.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

Little Alfonso, King Of Spain,
was shown st. Peters toe nail and
st. Paul's hair, when he exclaimed,
"Bishop, do you believe that non
sense' don't. I'm going to
dinner Does that sound like
Alfonso Is crazy, as some claim
His exclamation sounds just ike
what ii Mexico boy might say on n
like occasion.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
COUNTY DEnOCRACY.
Committee Favors Primary--C1ay Speech.
S%s}z}:zss
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LVAINA
Democratic Committee of said county,
do hereby invite all persons who de-
sire to become candidates for said
nomination to announce themselves by
September goth, 1902, and that this
committee stands adjourned till II
O'Clock a. IN. on said date. II on said
date more than one candidate is an
nounced for said nomination this
committee will ON that date call a
primary or convention for the nomi
nation of candidate for said position,
but if OH said date there in not more
than one candidate announced for said
nomination, then this committee will
fill the vacancy by appointment, that
is by naming candidate and placing
such name on the ticket as the nomi-
nee of the party.
A resolution calling for a precinct
primary for September Goth and res
olution asking the committee to en-
dorse no candidate who did not an
nounce in the newspapers Is days be-
fore the primary or convention were
presented, but no action was taken
as the first resolution covered the
ground as the committee saw it. The
meeting was very harmonious, there
being no discord whatever
Members OF the Committee
G. H. Shoup, Mexico.
7. M. Dowell, Mexico.
Jno. Abbay, Mexico.
Thos. Crum, Mexico
A. II. Whitney, Mexico.
r. G. Harris, Sailing.
B. B. Littrell, Sailing.
S. G. Groves, Mexico.
Baker Barnes, Thompson.
Clarence Berry, Hollepsville.
c. T. Peyton, Martinsburg.
J. ". Dowell, Benton City.
M. L. Travis, Rush Hill.
Wallace Rodgers, Rush Hill.
VIM. Lake, Laddonia.
G. A. Wilson, Molino.
w. o. Hostetter, Farber.
H. P. Middleton, Vandalin.
Jas. Hall, Jr., Cuivre.
Officers-W. o. Hostetter, Chair
man. A Fl. Whitney, Secretary Jno
Abbay, Treasurer
Executive Committee-C. T. Pey-
ton, Wallace Rodgers, Vim. Lake, B.
B. Littrell, S. G. Groves, w. o. Hos
letter, Jno. Abbay, A. H. Whitney.
The following resolutions upon the
death of Rhodes Clay were passed:
To the Democrats of Audra County
Fof FOL trn
has removed from our midst Rhodes
Clay, the brilliant and distinguished
young Representative of this county
and our candidate for re election tc
the same office,
Therefore, Be it resolved by the
Democratic County Committee this
day assembled. that as Representative
of Audrain County in the last session
of the Legislature Rhodes Clay was 6
faithful public servant. He held a.
sacred the trust imposed III him by
the people, and was active and untir
ing in his work for the cause he es
poused. With great courage, energy
and ability he battled for the princi
Piles of the Democratic party.
In recognition of his worth as Rep,
resentative thei Democrats of AudraiI
renominated him as their unanimous
choice. And now that death has
claimed him with sadness do We
lament the calamity of his loss, moi
only to us but to the Democracy o
the State of Missouri.
We hereby extend to the stricken fam
ilyour sincere and tender sympathy ant
dcplore the loss from the Democratic
party of him so young, so bright
, and just entering upon n brilliant
, career.
And be it further resolved tnat {
copy of this resolution be spread upoi
, the records of this committee
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

LaddOnia boasts a great many
nonresident pupils in her public
school. The following are in the
list: Misses Grace HixOn, Julia
Faires, Dora Thomas, Ida Gallo
way, Pearl Parker, Maggie Peyton
Belle Ball, Cecil Lewellen, and
Masters Lester and Henry Parker
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

1t is told of Marshall Field, Of
Chicago, the third richest man III
the world, that he once said ne
tried to be right only 81 per cent
of the time. This leads that gam
bier John. w. Gate to say" d
licence gambling houses whether |
was right or wrong"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28
WAYLAID A JUSTICE.
Quietly Sat by and Had Him
Marry Them.

Columbia, Mo-, Aug. 2l.- Ida
Lee Watson aud William Thorn
ton were married to-day by James
Roddy, n. justice of the peace.
They were out driving and acci-
dentally met the justice several
miles south of town. Upon re-
quest Roddy performed the cere-
mony on the highway. He sat in
his buggy with another man as
witness and the young couple sat
in their vehicle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-28

John II. Allen who for the last
three years has been connected
with the United States army in
the Philippines, has been mus
tered out and last week arriv ed on
a visit to his mother in this city.
Thinks he will not reenlist in the
army.