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rwENTr-EIGHTH WARD RALLY.
Democrats Cheer References TO Wells
and Folk.

Enthusiastic applause met every reference
70 the present administration and to the up
turning Of corruption among officeholders
by Circuit Attorney Folk. at a mass meet
ing Of Twenty-eighth Ward Democrats held
last night in the Arcade near Belt and Yer
non avenues.
Several OF the Democratic candidates
were present. Besides them the speakers
were Harry B. Hawes. T. l. Cannon and
r. n. Kern. A good crr wd was In attend
ance. which fiuctuated greatly curing the
evening newcomers filling the places of
those who left early.
Robert RutledKe. the real estate dealer,
presided over the meeting. Colin Selph.
candidate for the Legislature. was the first
speaker. He was followed by T. l.. Cannon
Then came Harry Hawes- The latter dealt
with both local and State issues.
At some length he treated the lobby ques-
ton pointing to r. c. kerens and Colonel
'-BHr' Phelps as the archlobbyiSts, and
gave this as the reason for the downfall OF
Phelps as a Democratic political power. He
went into political history to account for
Pheips'E opposition TO former Governor
Stones candidacy for the Senate As Gov
ernor, Hawes declared. Stone bad driven
the lobby out and incurred the enmity OF
Phelps. who had therefore tried to beat
Stone in hIs own party to prevent him se-
Rounding to local matters, Mr.. Hawes
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TICKETS FoR NOVEMBER BALLOT.
Withdrawal of Public Ownership
Candidates Permitted

The request Of the Public Ownership can
didates 10 have their names withdrawn
from the original ticket fled September s
by that party was granted In the meantime
City Counselor BATES Is preparing a reply TO
the application for mRndamus filed a few
days ago by the Public Ownership candi-
dates 10 compel the Election Commission
ticket.
Yesterdays meeting was the first held by
the board since the request was received
and the Commissioners declare there was
request.
Pay rolls for the Democratic primary poll
Ing places for October and 8 were an
proved The salaries OF the judges and
clerks will be S2S2 for their services on those
two days
The following captions were agreed upon
for the various tickets 10 be voted: Public
Ownership Party Ticket" ALLIED Parry
Ticket Socialist Labor Party Ticket
Prohibition Party Ticket Socialist P7,rt,-
Ticket" Independent Party Ticket
Democratic Ticket and Republican Tick
The board refused to grant several indi-
vidual requests for change OF poliIng places
The requests were mostly from salOonkeep-
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nEarine InteIIireuee.

HsvTs OCT. z-Arrived: La Lorrains.
Glasgow. Oct. a-A-4ived: Steamer
5uenos Ayrean. PhilsdelvhiA, via 81. johns
Newfoundland
Liverpool. Oct a-Arr4vsd: TgutOu.c.
Rotterdam. Oct z-salsd. NoOrdAn.
New York
Queenstown. Oct aL-saued: Steamers
Geru1anie, New York; Rhynsand Phnadel-
New York, Oct. z.-saIied: Columbia,
Hamburg, etc.
Genoa Oct. H-ArTfvedt TfaTe. New
York. via Gibraltar and Naples.
Liverpool Oct. 25.-Sailed Comneuvs vsalfh
Boston. via Queenstown.
Hong-Kong. Oct 2l-sailed: Rnpsess OF
China Vancouver. 3. c, via SbenRhaf,
Aiogo and Yokohama .. -
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JudEe Ordered Dor KnIed.

Jacob Sehlitner Of Lee place and Lee
avenue. whose dog BIT Angela SuIlivan. 6
years old, OF No. 4l3 KOssuth avenue. sep
tember = last. was fined SO BY Judge
Tracy IN tie Dayton Street Police Court
yesterday. and ordered to KIN the log
schiitner took an appeal The little giri SAID
she was looking Tor her cat and was pass
Ing Schhtners place when the dog at
tackled her Members OF Schlitnsr's family
stated that she was In the yard when the
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APPEALS TO cuLBERsoN.

teenth Texas District.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas Tex, Oct 23--AppeaIs continue 70
be made to United States Senator Charles
A. cu.berson 70 go into the Fifteenth Texas
Congressional District and assist John ".
Garner, the Democratic nominee.
Senator Culberson has been detained AZ
Washington by his wife's Illness for sew
eral weeks. He had expected 10 reach
Texas before this. but has been unwilling
to leave his wife He to-day notified Dallas
triends that he hopes to get away from
Washington any day now and 10 make
speeches In the Fifteenth District next
Senator Bailey Is on the stump for Mr.
Garner, and State ChaIrnnsn WSiis q.
S Sn1ions TO get the services OF Senator cui-
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
1, Paris, ILL.,. Oct. 2.-Workmen excayatinR
Tor tile drain near Stewart Church, north-
west OF this city. to-day discovered parfs
or the skeleton Of a mastadon. A tlsk
nearly ten feet in length and nine inches 81
diameter az the base was found also parts
OF the upper Jaw and six teeth in a perfect
less than three feet below the surface The
tusk disintegrated rapidly on exposure TO
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E. P. v. RITTER is APPOINTED.
He Will Administer the Estate Of
Joseph Specht.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

PIHLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct re. p. Y. Ritter OF
ST. Louis was to-day appointed administra-
tor OF the estate OF Joseph Specht OF Gun
Eton Han. Va. who died recently. Mr.
Specht was formerly q weil-knowu bust
ness man Of ST. Louis. where he made a
fortune In the clothing business. He re-
ured from business about ten years ago.
This estate Is said TO be worth about Sl2s.-
coo. Papers OF administration were taken
out az Fairfax Courthouse
Mr. Ritter is also administrator OF the
estate OF Mr.. Specht IN St. Louis. which an
prOximates a value OF S3le OCO
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.Io-DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Yes:erday's bank cIearings were ss.sts.sT9.
balances 500 o307. Local discount rates were
from between 55z and per cent. Domestic
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York &c discount bid. l5c discount AS-fecss
Chicago. 1sc discount bid. par aSkeess Cah-
-cinnau Inc discount bid. &c discount asked /;
Louisville and New Orleans. 15c discount
bid. par asked.
Wheat closed higher. sezs6eestc asked;
Dec. TOf70lzc No. red. Corn CLOSED higher
al 40Sc bid: 57lsc No > mixed. Oats closed
at SC bid Dec: s0aslc No. mixed.
The local. market. for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged.
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section Ven Fought.
REPUBIIc SPECIAL.

hEI'I BIC y n. J
Macon. NO. oct 3.-John Grail and Fra
White. section men on the Santa Fe. in
Northwestern Macon County had a Quarrel
this morning before they went TO work
While they were at work White attacked
Cran With a shovel. hitting him violently
over the head. inJuring him so badly that
he e. not expected to live Crai1 Hives AZ
I.sPiata and White at Ethel. Wbf,s A. nm
der arrest r - =
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DEMOCRATIC RALLIEs ro-SIGHr.
Meetings VIII he Held In the Twelfth
snd TWenty-Fourth wurd.

Democratic rallies viii be held tonight in
the Twelfth and Twenty-fourth wards. The
meeting In the Twelfth Ward will be IN the
large tent at No. 300 Virginia avenue The
speakers viii be Harry r. Halves. Tom l.
Anderson. Richard T. Blow N b. Lew
Carl Otto. =; Dierkes. John II. Simon. VI
A. Carter. William Gilmore J. c Shaner
The meeting In the Tweuty-fourth Ward
viii be at No. $500 Old Manchester road
the speakers being Harry =. HaWes Rich
ard T. Blow. Edward a Noo,,an. Jr.. Tom
L. Anderson. Joseph A. Wright. Ben F.
Clarke. r. NJ. Estes. A. II. Roun.lebuSh IL
nelius Fauntleroy. Ben J. Selkirk Tom L
Cannon. +. r. Cunningham ard the nomi-
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Sedalia. Mo-, Oct. &-Governor Dockery
addressed large meeting at the Courf~
house tonight. The attendance was larg-
er than a. any political gathering held In
sedalia during the present canapsign ana
the Governor delivered a most stirring ap-.
peal % the Democrat tic voters. ecnhnIng MS
ing the importance Of the selection OF Dem
ocratic representatives to the next General
AeSembfy
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Candidates Withdrav..
REPrBLc SPECIAL.

p
GRANVILLE. H.. Oct 2s-Two OF the Dem
ocrauc nominees for county Offices In ID
wards County have withdrawn their names
mem the, ticket They are Fred Beehn, who
vas the nominee for Sheriff, and ] n
Biood. who vas the nominee for Judge No
other nominations were made 10 mn the va
cancies, and the ticket Win only contain ~.
names OF four candidaten
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wabash Director as Pre,ident.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Oct. 3.-The Boari OF Di-
rectcrs OF the West Virginia Central and
Pittshurg Railway Company was to-day re-
constituted. The board now consists OF
George J. Gould. WinslOw $. Pierce. r s.
Landstreet p l.. Fuller Howard Gould.
Lawrence Greer and II. g D@ming. Mr..
Pierce was chosen president and AR Land
street vice president
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Ward held Its regular monthly meeting last
nisht at Its temporary headquarters at No.
5(S Withers avenue. All members were pras-
ent. The meeting was called 10 order by
Eugene Roberts. Chairman John Howard
was Secretary.
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MAYOR ROBERT RoHL INDICTED.
He Is Charged With "Palpabls
Omissions of Duty"
REPr-RrIr- SpErsY

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
CentTalia. Ill. Oct. 1.-After being elected
on reform promises. Mayor Robert Rohl, .
Republican. finds himself indicted with avs
counts against him. specified as ''paipabls
omissions Of duty" After the Council had
ordered the Mayor 10 enforce saloon and
gambling laws. the Mayor set them aside
after two weeks and personally released
the arrested gamblers.
The climax was reached six weeks ego
when discharged policeman told OF the
Mayors wide-open orders In open Council
meeting
Al bne time he denounced representatives
Union a. towards. and promised TO use his
office 10 protect saloon men. This occurred
IN Police Court. and is the basis OF one
count Of the ive indictments
About foity saloon men and gamblers
were indicted At the same time
"SOLDIERs OF FORTUNE"
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"SoLDIERS OF FORTTNE.-
BY Richard Harding Davis,
Beginning in next Sundays Republic
Too YounK 10 gIarry.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Harrisburg Ill. Oct 25-Mr. Harley
Price and Miss Anna Rector. who gave
their ages as IS years each. applied TO
Toe consent OF their parents we're gwen.
and the clerk was about to is1ue a license
when State Attorney Somers called his at
tention 10 the statute fOrbdding a man 70
marry under the age OF Il. The license was
refused and the couple left much dissp-
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SHADOW PICTURES MUST GO.
Clever Artists Work on the Walls
of Statuary Hall.
REPUpLIC sPEcTAr.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct 5--shadowy outlines or
the features OF the late President McKIulrv
and OF President Roosevelt, wrought sur
reptitiously into the walls OF stntuary Han
in the National Capitol. are to be obliter-
ated by order or the Federal authorities
It was only recently that they were dis
covered there among the zigzag. apparently
random. lines drawn by the painter to give
the walls their appearance Of genuine mar
bic: This remarkable work was do,e h,,
artist samuel Alison. who excels in tbs
presentation OF puzzle pictures. which ars
so prominent a feature OF all the walls he
has decorated. is NC
Capitol guides who made the discovery
were delighted. and gleefully made tire an
nouncement 70 the outer world IN the hone
that visitors would be attracted by RE
neWH- They were. but in such numbers aS
TO prove the undoing OF the guides.
Vast crowds thronged the CAPITOL y-hfrh
ts undergoing repairs. and this hampered
the artisans. who made complaint T6e
shadow pictures are to be painted out for
Two reasons-one. that the work was being
nferfered with: the other, that the presence
OF such counterfeits in the Capitol OF the
United States Was not ''dignihed."
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senator ooclzreII At Nevsas.

Nevada, No., Oct S-United States sena-
tor Fraucis u. Crockrell addressed an en-
thuStasuc audience at Nevada this after
noon. He ably defended the Missouri school
fund and severely arraigned the Republican
State leaders. who have charged that the
fund had been looted. His spsoch Was
well received and win do much good.
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old BaIIot-BoIe, manned.

The Board OF Election Commissioners at
its meeting yesterday instructed the jani-
tor 10 burn the pasteboard boxes contain
ing the ballots cast at the last presidential,
mayoralty and Charter Amendments cleo
tons; There were IN all 80 boxes ard in
ccmpliance with instructions the janitor
City Hall which viii last probably for
several days
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Fortr Hour. Derntinn nt st. Ihn,..

The forty hours alteration will begin In
ST johns Church. Sixteenth and Chestnut
streets. to-day and end next Sunday. MtsS
VIII be celebrated At O'Clock this morn
inC, and st the same hour to-norToW morn
INK Evening services commencing AZ
o'clock VIII be held both days. A sermon
will be preached morning and evening on
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ApEnRERr. u. srEME.
coNoREssMAN c. a. RUssELL.
HERMAN H. ABRAMS.

Danieison, Conn. Oct. @s.-oOnEressnsn Charles
A. Russell died here to-day.
HERMAN H ABRAMS.
Sherman, Tex, Oct 2-Herman Fl Abrarz.
for atty years in active railroad service. and who
inr The Civil War. under direct Sppointsasns i az
President Lincoln. II dead He had resided n
Sherman for twenty years.
PROFESSOR J. r HICKMAN.
Wooster. o.: Oct; H.-Profssor J Fremont
t;ysF ns Tf s soa e s s "a % the ss 9
known over the United States.
J. + DURRET.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
years died last night. The deoeased was a Well
known merchsn:, and father q Aiderman Dur
cation.
WILLIAM PEACH.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
years. died here to-day. The fGnsrsl viii Be- held
Friday. Mr. Peach was one Of the most prorni-
sen, farmers OF this locality ana leaves a large
NJ H. BARNETT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
AZ sssa5E.o15 NO, Mo-; Oct, I'm H Barnet. assd
MRS. Albert zAcHARIEs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. ina. oct. a.-Mrs. Albert zsehn-
:s' e. 81 sFss sSs s. , yeaJs one q the S xom
day and aieS in a few hour, '' ''s To-
MRS JOHN CUNDAI.Is
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
aged 6 years. one Of the prorainezt residents of
Bird Township. died at her home to-day
ALICE DIVER
REPUBIIC SPECIAL
IlIot & Grove; No. Oct sA-AIies D~Jsr. srea .
J. NJ TEEL
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
,I9s. Rashyilis N, oGs .sJ. N Tel died at his
inent and wealthy citizens OF Schuyler CcIsnty
he was a member Of the Thirty-ninth General
assembly and among the best-knoWn shorthOrn
breeders In Illinois
THE REVEREND H G. RICE
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Topeka, kas. Oct. n-Tha Reverend II a
Rice, Eell-known Methodist preacher died Al
Eslsrtdge today For many years he preached
In southern Illinois and at Cincinnati
MRS. TESA PATRICK
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Macon. No. oct. z.-Mrs. Tena II Patrick.
W, A Patrick. this morning. She had lived in
thls county nearly all Of her life.
T V. LYONS
Fayetteville; Ark. Oct 1T V. Lvons ilv
Jag IN the suburbs Of this city, died slddenlv Al
an early hour this morning. He was in appar-
entity good health when he retired for the night
The interment viii take place IN the National
WI CARTON
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Tuisa- !. T. Oct n--w. h Carton died here
last night. aged IS Tears. HIS remains were
shipped 70 Sedaiis. No
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WAsHINGT0N.

The annual report OF the Dawes Comr1is-
sion declares the Five Civilized Tribes arc
now fairly on the threshold Of a new er1-
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Lee n sarnnnnh.

REPIBLIC SPECIAL
savannah, No., Oct. 2.-I.ieutenan, 49,
ernor John a: Lee spoke here this after.
noon on political issues. HIS address was
eonlneo Principally 10 State issues. He
made many friends here.
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Aaayor Rod. sneech.
REPuBLIc SPEC

Salisbury. No., Oct z-James A. Reed
spoke TO a crowded house here this evening.
HIS reception wsz royal. and his speech
campaign.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The Dawes Commission has submitted a
report relative TO the progress Of the n
rollment Of Indians in the Indian Territory.
The remains Of Jim Younger were buried
yesterday az Lees Summit with simple cere-
monies.
An impending class fight between Fresh
versity vas summarily ended by Justice
Harlan Of the Supreme Court.
The new Army List and Directory
places General Corbin in line 10 succeed
General Niles when the latter ret:res merit
August. but military men think General
Young viii be named
WIlber Sherwell. who is on trial at Evans
VILE Ind. for the murder of Mrs- RsiIey
was on the stand IN his own defense and
made strong witness.
The Missouri Valley Homeopathic Asso-
citation In session at lincoln Neb.. acop.
strong resolutions against kissing, pro-
nouncing II unsanitsry.
Frank Eursey OF New York has purchased
ell the stock OF the Boston Journal.
A move has been started at ST. Paul to
secure a fun pardon for Cole Younger.
Arguments were heard in the Missouri
Supreme Court in the appeal case Of Emil
A. -Meyssnburg. member OF the St Louis
City Council. who was convicted on the
charge Of bribery. The case was taken
under adTisement. A deciHion is expected
early In November.
Passengers on the steamer from Purto
Barrios, which arrived yesterday at New
Orleans. report the volcano IEalco. IN Sal
vador, 10 be in state OF violent eruption
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SPORTING.

Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were: Locust Blossom. Monsieur Beaucaire
Tenedos, Geheimness. Lamar and Vlrgis
d'or.
Joe Sherlock won last nights bout on q
foul from Tommy Sullivan.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund the moneyif IL falls TO cure
E w Groves signature IS on each box. 25c.
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FOREIGN.

Replying 20 the complaints OF Venezuela.
the German Legation at Caracas declares
that the Governments blockade is not only
not effective, but in reality never existed.
Rioting strikers erected barTicades in the
streets OF DCnkirk. France. fired houses and
invaded the law courts, interrupting fu6i-
cial proceedings. The cavalry charged the
mob repeatedly. killing several.
Engiand's keen anxiety for the fate Of The
force commanded by Colonel sWsyne, which
WAS threatened with destruction by the
army OF the Mad Mullah, was relieved by
news that the imperiled force had arrived
at BoaottlS in safety.
The Powers. have agreed upon the mill
tary evacuation OF Shanghai. The open
door policy IS 70 be extended throughout
the valley and the United States, through
whose good ofices the agreement to svac-
usts was brought about, viii share in All
commercial ADVANTAGES
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"SOLDIERS OF FORTJ We"
by Richard Harding Davis.
aa0fnpfngr fr raxt cunda,-s- Psnuh1i
Ne wDepot Dedicated.

REpUBLIC SPECIAL
Nokomls Ill. Oct S3-The dedication of
a new Ss.0Oo depot Of the Big Four road took
place In this city to-day. &. l.. Hiileary
assistant general passenger agent and "
VI. Duane. superintendent Of the St Louis
division. were IN attendance and delivered
addresses The Response was made by ID
II Zepp OF this city. Il. r COldwell and
Leroy Anderson. Democratic and Repubif-
can candidates Tor Congress OF the Twenty
first District. also made addresses Tho
station is one NJ the finest on the road he
tween East St Louis and Terre Haute
The crowd was estimated at 5000
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HunOrS

They take possession OF the BODY. and
are Lords Of Misrule.
They are attended by pimpies, boiis, the
Itching tetter. salt rheum, and other Gu
taneous eTuptions; by feelings Of Weakness,
languOr, general debility and what not
They cause more suffering than anything
else.
Health. Strength, Peace and Pleasure
require their expulsion, ana this is posi-
lively effected, according 70 thousands Of
grateful testimonials, BY
Hoods JGrSGpdriEL0
Which radically and permanently drives
them ont and builds up the Ehole sSstsE1
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Father and SON Hart.

Henry Baker and his son. Gus. years old.
OF Caseyvile. III. were knocked from a
wagon at Jefferson avenue and Winnebago
street Yesterday by a jefferson avenue car.
Roth were conveyed 20 The South Side Dis
penrarv where Doctor Eyermann dressed
fhe father and a bruised shoulder and elbow
for the son They then vent to the home
oY Henry Reinno at No. 5S32 Ohio avenue
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"SOLDIERs OF FORTUNE"
By Richard Harding Davis,
Beginning In next Sundays Republic.
CITY HUNTING A LOST BOY.
Father Fell Exhausted in Search
and Mother Is DeiriOus.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. oct. 23.-The search for
Robert, the little 4-year-old son OF Doctor
r T. Venneman. at Troy. Ind. continued
all day to-day and Is stIll going on tonight.
NO trace OF him has been found. This after
noon. while leading IN the search. the father
OF the boy fell exhausted In his tracks and
had 10 be hauled 70 his home. Mrs. Fenne-
man is almost crazed.
The bloOdhounds brought yesterday from
MOrRanfield. Ky. were OF no use IN the
search and were returned to MOrEanfield to-
day. The generally accepted theory st Troy
town Is deserted tonight and men are look
ing IN all directions for the missing lad
The mother OF the boy Is deliriOus.
CreEmerie Annex. 8O8 WnshinEtoa.
Most popular luncheon place In city; WIN
serve special bill this week. orchestra
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e16.oO-TeIas and Retura-sIB.oo.
Via NJ, K & T. Ry.. to all Texas points.
October D Through the heart OF the beau
ttful Indian Territory. Final limit thirty
days Stopovers m either direction. Free
ade trips. eSgregating over 1.0m miles.
Write or ask Kay" SO Olive street
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w ruffs, dainty iabos just fresh from Paris
The Empress boa with muff. in chiffon SIS SIS.
Feather black white ard the modsh shades $3.50
o SIS
Crepe with chiffon with long knotted
ends and Ivory chiffon rus combined with black Chanty
lace, wonderfully pretty.
chiffon scarfs with deep
SO SIS. Pompadour Scars in crepe ard Liberty
silks a 81 to $3.50.
The newest fronts in chfons
with gold in the stock a variety
of other pretty styles shown Prices 1915 to S650
Very dainty crepe silk ties embroidered top
collars, prices s.. IS to s.
Large capeshaped collars white
Carickmacoss, Irish crochet and in black escuria
and Renaissance. 81. so $50.
These few of many handsome neck pieces
be shown to-day.
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The Western Salvage WreckinE Agency,
Ll4-Tl6 Washington avenue, have very at
Uacuve auction sale to-day and Friday OF
ton stock.
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The Boehmer Special Custom. Toe Shoes
for men. "a value for 8. at the exclusive
q store COS y. Sixth street
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The Boehmer Special Custom Toe Shoes
81 store. 506 y. Sixth street.
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Negro Club Meeting.
The Negro jefferson Club es the First
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each day. The closing mass will be cels-
brated next Sunday at g. m A sermon
will be given al this mass