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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-05-22

Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the Village
Council of the SAID Village of Bull and fled
in my Office: praying for License to Sell In
toxicating Liquors for the term commencing
on May 18th. 1903, and terminatins on
May 24th. 1904, by the following person,
and at the following place. respectively, to-
wit.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-05-22
TIMRER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Duluth. Minnesota. Feb. g. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
eon, Nevada, and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the Public Land States by
act Of August 4, 1892, RE III .-$.z
j. VICTOR NELSON, m
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HANSEN & MARTIN.

building situated on the WI of the Eh of
Lots one ~ and two @. of Block one ~.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell intoxicating Liquors. !:

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS, fSS
VILLAGE OF BUHL.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-05-22

GRADE cLAss1F1cAT1oNs FOR 1904.
Mics Burhkart, Seventh grade.
Miss Colliton, Seventh grade, or
Miss Schauer's grade.
Miss Brooks, Sixth grade, or Miss
Mahoney's grade.
Miss Mahoney, BIS and AS, or Miss
Wllmot's grade.
Miss Schauer, "A and B5, or Miss
Daum's grade.
Miss Parson, AZ and B4, or Miss
Stevens grade.
Mise Daum, B3, or Miss Craw-
shaw's grade.
Mics Stevens, AZ and B3, or Miss
Smiths grade.
Miss Crawshaw, B2, or Miss Beat:
ties grade.
Miss Reid, Az, same pupils.
Miss Beattie, beginners.
Miss Smith, Al, or Miss Perry's
grade,
Miss Moore, Al, came pupils.
Miss Grannis, beginners.
Miss Parmelee, BE- and B3, Frank
lin school.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Grace O'Hair, principal, En-
glish, Literature and Grammar.
Miss Rose Simmons, Latin, Read
ing and History.
VACANCIES.
Mathematics and Science
Music and Drawing.
Manual Training.
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.6JlADUlkJ ION E,lfIlC lSES
OF the v;rsiaia njah School at the
Foy Opera JuNe 18th.

Fey Opera Juae 18th.
+. Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday
evening, June 18th, at NJ. f. Church,
by Rev. Is. n. Cathcart, pastor.
Senior Class Night, Monday eve
ming, June Is, Fay Opera House.
Eighth Grade Graduation, Wed
nesday evening, June II, Fay Opera
House.
High School Graduation, Friday
evening. June 10, Fay Opera House.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
LYLE CENTER

Itseems good to have fair weather
again. N !. i %sss5s= s...
The frost last week did some dam.
age to corn. s.s {
The threshing machines started up
Monday for the first time since the
raiDy weather. s5..;3s
There was dance at Jaco obson's on.
the Rockford farm Il iday night. a
good crowd and 9 good time are re-
ported.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. ] ohm Duerst 81 Lyle
spent Sunday Ct q Thomas Hotson,s..
We see that CLARK Hemstreet has. a
notice up that his farm is: for rent
a. Elmer expects to move to the
Bryan farm next mon th,
Mabel and lille sHotson spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
brother Fay, on the farm
and Mrs. Adam Duerst visited
frank Blowers people at Moscow
Saturday night and Sunday
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
OAKLAND

William Miller and family have
rented the farm northeast Of this
village to Joseph Jasperson and will
soon move into Austin, having rented
corner OF Water and Greenwich
streets. ss .,.,ss:@ \. z=f
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles 81. ALightley. Mother
and child doing well. ..: .%
George p. Frisbee picked about l4O
bushels Of fail and early winter apples
last week. Who says Minnesota is
not an apple state? a II. 4 ,5 E.
Mrs. S. H. Harrison OF Austin spent
Sunday at G.. D. Frisbee's. -.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
Lawson on Yachting.

Thomas w. Lawson Of Boston, who
two years ago was not allowed to en-
ter his yacht Independence in the trial
races for the Americas cup because he
was not member of the New York
Yacht club, said some interesting things
the other day about yacht racing. Mr.
Lawson thinks the $2,00O,O0O Sir Thorn.
as Upton has expended in his three
failures to "lift'' the cup was we'll in.
vested in advertising the Upton teas
and that the notoriety, received by
members of the yacht club has been
pleasing to them in the same way that
a prancing drum major (who, Mr.. 4 Law.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
s RGl Mt

Il . ia Budde Of Etkhart Lake..
Wis. came Wed d0esday g q spend twos
weeks at the home of Chas.
Schwartz, his brother II: law
MI. and Mrs. Wheeler visited at
Blooming Prairie sWe Wednes day. 81 B
Charley seigel returned from Mo
hall. N. D. Friday l3' ..s
r. w. sBlanch spent Sunday with his.
wife at Claremont
j. Benedict OF Stewartyille shipped
q acarload fcattle from here Saturday.
\. Mr.. and Mrs. N. &. Dahle Of
BrowDsdale were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. 6. Stoddard On Sunday.
Henry Hahn and Oscar Nelson
drove to Brownsdale Sunday.
Albert Myer arrived with q carload
OF household goods and farm machin.
cry, Thursday. from Langdon, N. D. 4
=. P. Degnan returned Monday
from weeks visit with his mother
at Chicago. s5I 55Is#
e E. Joslyn's lumber office was en-"
tered Monday night by sneak thieves;
q buEch Of keys and one dollar 10
stam ps we're all they got to pay then
for their teou ole. .s2 IS 4.
% Wednesday, Sept. l6, 1903. oc-
Cured the marriage OF Miss Mary.
( Gjerness aud August Wagner Of Dex-
ter The ceremony was held at the
Evangelical Lutheran church, only
relatives and intimate friends being
present A reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonn r.. Gjerness, The German
band was in attendance and a Doup-
titul repast was served. We bespeak
for the young couple long and happy
life. They will reside In Dexter. s
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
BROWNsDAI.E

The Brownsville creamery has slis.s
pended operation Tor q while TO a~ait
the laying OF 3 concrete floor and 9th,
zer repairs. III n s5 }s5:S53
Mrs. j. J. Hunt ia visiting at Roch-
ester. y b, n 81.
Miss Josephine Cohn spoke lin the
M. E. church Sunday NOR ning and
evening in behalr Of the cause OF
Home Missions.
Miss Eva Strong is attending the
Winona Normal school.
Mrs. Burt Webb and her two child.
rem are visiting at Byron, s, :S S$3 81
~ Mrs. Edward Mueller OF Dubuque,
Iowa, is visiting at W. G. Weisbeck's.s
- Julian M. Palmer Of Blue Earth
visited his relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Distad and their
two daughters we're guests of n X
Dahle's family last week.
W. B, Sleeper has returned from
North Dakota. He has sold his land
claim there. ~
Miss Mabel Palmeter has returned
from an extended visit 10 Washington
and Idaho. ..gt.s.<l. .fs
Married at the residence OF Rev. C..
ID Relden 10 Austin, Wednesday,
Sept. Is, 1909 Eugeue Sawyer OF
Bloomington, WIS, and Miss Mary
Iurns Of Brownsville. The bride has
been d resident in this vicinity only
for comparatively bret time but
has already endeared herself to many
BY her pure and sterling char .cter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer will<live ou the
Iurns farm east Of the viilage, the
BRIDES parents moving into Browns.
dale to reside. The TRANSCRIPT
joins in congratulations and best
wishes,
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
Interstate Fair, Lacrosse.
Sept. 26-Oct. !, 1908.

For this fair to r. beld Septem ber
p to 25, inclusive, the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Ps.uI Railway will sell
excursion tickets for the round trip
from stations within $50 miles OF La
Crosse at one fare on September Il to
26, good to return TIL Septem Der %
For tickets. time Of trains and furth-
er in formation apply to the agent Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway. 49,.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
NEVADA

A byy was born to Mrs. Ostens o.
tensuu Sept. H. 5sss. z E & 81
Threshing began again in this 10.
cality Friday after a most trying de.
lay on account OF rain. 4,
Mesdames Frank Brown and R.. D.
Gregg went to Lyle Saturday. @
Henrietta .Amundson is on the sick
list. .-i5y.l. il *$xs. ..**.I2r
Miss Clara Gregg Is teaching north
OF Dexter. =. z...= .e..~..s'.-< ~. 81 ],
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
LANSING

Mr.. Detviler of Austin attended
church service here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lawton anG daughter accom-
panied by Mrs. c. L. Soule left Sun
day evening for Bedford, Iowa. to
visit relatives, -. ..es.E =,
Mr.. and MRS. John Malek of Rose
Greek Sundayed here.
Mrs. Amy Bowers VI Austin came
Sunday to visit relatives: :. .4*ss. 81.
On account of the. illness, of Miss
Lettie Seeley, Miss Pearl Bowers Of
Austin mas charge Of the primary de-
partment OF our school. s. 6 +, s.>5
The Baptist Ladies will give 4
O'Clock Missionary Tea at Mrs. $. H.
Vaughan's Fridays5a fternoon, Sept.
25s To which all are cordially invited,
Mrs. HIM. Mcintyre returned from
Spring Green, wis. Saturday morning.
Nellie Vaughan spent Sunday at
home. . E* i l.. s.: s. =%sl = 55s sss.
I. Misses Edith and Cassie Weber
spent Sunday at home. 2..,=. Fl 55.%s=@s |s.@}.
Aunt Lizzie Lyons vacated her
house the last OF the week. She will
spend the wiE ter with Mr.. Harcar
Lyons family. 81. .S5
August butter fat brought l8 cents
per pound. .@
We are glad to report that Mr..
Christensen is slowly recovering from
his recent shock BY lightning.
H. B. Soulemade q trip to Sioux
City with cattle the last OF the week
for Mondays market. 81
Landlord Ohaffee IS having exten.
sive improvements made On his hotel
property.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
Great Women Of The Bible.


81 Rev. 2. AM derson, J, pastor, an
Hnounces the following series of Sunday
evening sermons e. he given / St the lllyee
Baptist church q
September q, g dia, the New ..
man.
October Abigail, The Disap:
pointed 'gss
October 4, The shulamite of delity
10 The Marriage vow. .''7 & ss,ss asss
October ls, Mary Of Bethany .
Stud in5 Ideal " omanhoo % &. & g
81 Time Of serYice ces, 80 80 o'clock on
aresinYite
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
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'VA.RC0
: = :, Il tssllill i : - ~ y

ss Miss Tilla Oleson spra lined her foot
so she was not able toH walk Without
TIE use sof q cane
Shep herd bough two
5thorodR bred ~ ford cows ats the
state fair and ve head sof Shop
|ehirer sheer az rekis stored
rtke also bough ! regt stsred
shrop Shiss Ram q fsoy a ntons Yslch
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
stops the Cough
aid Works off the Gold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure::a cold il.
one day. No Cure, no Pay. 81 Price IS cents.
More N Riots. I

Distur ances OF strikers are not near
ly as grave as an dividual disorder
Of the system. OverWork loss of sleep.
4 ervons tensio will be followed Sby
utter cola pse, unless q reliable re-
med is immedi lately EMPLOYED.
There's nothing 50 efficient for dfs.
orders sof the Lliver OF 4 Kitlneys az
Electric Bitters s 8a won derful
tonic, and effective neryine and the
greatest all around medicine fOrrnn.
|d9S ystepas. q dispels Neryoils.
Et,bsM RhSnmatism and Neuralafa ana
Ee1p4i2 11alaEla germs. Only 5Oc. and
,ssttsf fa.cttonE guarate teed ~ Void
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
$500 Round Trip to Chicago.
Chicago, Milwaukee q ST.. Paul
Railway.
Railway.

Septe,u ber 26, 81 aud 2S, 1903 Good
to return until . :Luber 5. For the
grand cele hraJiun OF the Chicago Gen.
tennial. For addiliul,al Information
ask the nearest agent Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway, or
write W F. A. Miller, general passen.
ger agent. Chicago.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
j ssss..:. n .. 4S47
Report of the Condition Of.
. THE c.lT!'lzz J. | ! ZEN . / !! !! S
National Bank,

- u -
of Austin, IN the State Of Minnesota. at the.
close Of business .September9 8, 1903.
2sy RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. -. !. I: $sss, s,sss 30
secured !. -. !. 2es1,5o
lasion 8 $. - !. !. M !: $1,000 90
p and ixturess. s.. B. s. 200 CO.
Due from State Banks and 81 81 s5s
bankers. 81. 5,34S 10 fS4
: "a agents @ s. &. IS ,eos 81 135#
Checks and other cash items 1lO IL II
No'fa Banks. q. !: !: ). 81. 800 90
Fractional paper currency, n
snickels and cents &: O2 SA$s$. s
Lawful money reserve IN
snecie 3. 81. ~. 1885
Legal tender notes 07o 90 3, q,
Redemption fund with Q. S.
q FsfssfflT eileafat}dn adaSe psl : GENT = $500 oo .
Total. Il. /. &. 57
LIABILI TIES. SIS.
sssBsis. esB,fis! is&sf ;ssa' s.!a 1893 g 8
ond,sses psnses ana as ts1as' sI5a paid 47s 20
e sasssasdii ssandins lsaa a9,ss ea 8, 900 %
Due to state
Ut Is ,ohss check sss.s 81 S
me 3 ssss:is sss zss $ $
Cashier checks outsta nd s 8. Sss5
Bi,ls s..sssis, isslal liss e g
fer ser ea @snss borrowed 81 81 asl 900 oo!
-
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23
SUTTON

IN te.
Rev. j G use went 10 La Crosse We'd
nesday to De present at. the We ddlng,,
:ot Rev. ThuroW. B. 5s jIss,
John Christgau q and Mrs. g. Seehach.
returned from Milwaukee SFrld aySS5SS,, IA,
One " the pleasan test bymenea.
occasions of the season took place last
Thursday afternoon when Alice, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Smith
OF Red Rock, was. married to Henry
E.. Miller,of Milwaukee, at the Luth.
#eran church in Dexter township. be
Rev.sJ. Guse performed the ceremony
The bride, who was tastefully ttired
in white muslin de Sole over opal
shade taffeta, was, attended by her
sister Mayme, Misses julia Miller OF
Milwaukee and Carrie Zlmmerm rman 5oj
Racine. Wis Among those taking
part 10 Ine ceremony who deserve
special mention are Miss Leona Ball
webber, who rendered the wedding
march very. arlis stically, aud Vera, the
four year old daughter Of Mrs. Place
Of Franksville, Wis, who performed
the duties Of flJwer girl to the delight
and admiration OF all present. After
the ceremony the reception took place
at the home OF the bride in Red Rock
township. Among the numerous
guests we're party Of twelve Of the
relatives Of tie bride and groom from
Milwaukee and vicinity. The great
mum ber of beautiful and valuab BILE pres
ents received by the happy welded
couple are adequate tokens OF the az
fection and esteem in which they are
held by their M any friends. Mr.. and
Mrs Miller intend leaving about ! the
first OF October for their new home ID
Milwaukee. = here N :. Miller ie en-.
gagged 10 the employ Of machin
ist. They will be followed by the con
gratulations and best wishes Of this
vicinity. r. 2ss.5 :, ST.. 5.ss is*
y " e i
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23

DEXTER.

bIr. = KafroW0f De rest,
has been here look ing aiter his Sn,l'| U.s.
cry interests left for 1Vinona .te
here he made ARA me ments With sa,
Williams to attend his skimminr
STATION al Sargeant. "a. KaIrowafis1
.sonSgoes back To w consins to attend
school. Ira w illiams Will move hls3
family to Sargeant as soon as he can
find q vacant building y
d. g. 5Pearce left Tor Wiscons INTO
make II his home with his dang ghter.
Dorr Dickins on who has been quite!
sick for q week died FRIDAY mornlnolg,
lat 8 O'Clock and was buried Il. "a The
Dexter cemetery. His father lefbo ons
the evening train for his home inf III
Wisconsin q 6SSS
s. Mr.. Harts horn OF Iowa president
OF the Dexter bank Is here on a visit
with bis daughter Mrs / N ills. 81
Dr.. SchOttler and family returneds
from their visit to Wisconsin, Is.
p. G Durrs OF Austin is acting as.
post. master during his son s a bsence. !.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23

One Fare for the Round Trip, Chi
cago, Centennial, Chicago, Ill,
Sept. 26-Oct. !, 1908. -
The Chicago Great Western Rail.
way will on Sept. 26th, 9th and 2Sth
sell tickets to Chicago aud return at
the above rate. These tickets are
good returning until Oct, 5th inclu-
sive. For further particul4 4rs inquire
of any Chicago Great Western Agent,
or OF J. P. Elmer, G =. A. Chicago,
Ill. 49, zs..a
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23

AL
djoining the city limits of AnstiR
Tor saleS Sats per- acre sif taken
|qs,ick litchelI 81 Austin
NatIona Bank Austin. dii1lneso 1 3 I
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-23

~ 10
when he was. a the fair III 81 s.5 s.sS ss.ss
Mrs Riley Brooks visited in Lyle
Sa asurday. | ss5 .5:53. B. asf
Mrs Winefred s. Parmenter went &c,
Chicago Wednesday night to attend a
Christian science conventions 49,. i. :. .:s
Mr., and Mrs c.. De Remer and son
of Nevada visited at. F.. q Pixies
Sunday i Z 81 1t. s:s 'z1=.: r. 50
Mrs. J ohm Con ner Of Austin spenta
few days with her daughter Miss
Maggie Conner last*week. 81 .:.s...
J. c.: Hawkins spent several days at
his farm 10 Window the past week
gathering his large apple crop: y :y.s. s=s
Farm For Sale or Rent.
-12O acres mile from creamery, will
furnish cows if desired. .2.-s2. ! .s @@$ !:
i: >z:> SHEPHERD & CATHERWooD. #
f. s35 81 i NJ ~ $::s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09

Fourteen sturdy baseball warriors COM
prising the ST. Louis Browns. departed yes
terday afternoon for Baton Rouge, La,
where they will condition themselves for
the coming season. The bail tosse-s were
accompanied by Manager James McAleer.
Included in the party We're Captain Dick
Padden. Catchers kahoe and Doaahue,
Pitchers Willy Sudhoff' Billy SEWERS and
Billy Reidy. First Baseman John Ande son.
Shortstop Bobby" Wallace; Third Base
man Barry Mccormick; Outhalders Burkett
Heidrick, Hemphill and Frie!. They are due
TO arrive in Baton Rouge this afternoon
and if the train is not delayed Manager Nc
Aleer Will send the players on the field for
a little limbering up.
Between l and . o'clock yesterday after
noon Union Station became miniature
baseball word, and fans and players ex-
changed greetings and refought some of the
close battles OF last season.
Billy Walsh. business agent accompa-
MED by Ben Adkins. the clubs new vice
president. were the first to arrive.
A little later the players began to arrive.
Heidrick being the first to show up. As he
paced back and forth in the Midway. he
was closely eyed by several fans. who COM
mented on the dapper outfielder's fine APP
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09

pearance. few moments later Bobby
Wallace strolled into the station. and. after
passing the glad hand to his companions.
confined his attention to roasting Billy
Reidy about his new dinky hat.
ZIG TRIO LOOK GOOD.
Burkett, Anderson and Mccormick were
the next arrivals and that this trio is in
condition was plainly evident by their
snappy gait as rhey exercised their limbs
in the Midway.
The new player. Dcnahue. was the next
man in. and II appearances count for any
thing. the little bricktop backstop should
make good. He is stockily built youth.
quiet of manner. but of that determined
look which is generally worn by players
who fight nine innings all the way in ev-
cry game they enter.
Sewers. the new pitcher. assured his
friends and Manager McAleer. that his in
lured arm has been restored, and he be-
lieves he will pitch better ball this season
than before.
Sudhoff is looking well. and has grown a
bit heavier That the additional weight
should aid Wee Willy goes without say
ing. az he was formerly a trif1e too light
for pitching or the sensational order
Dick Padden has kept himself in condi-
ton during the off months by shooting and
fishing and he tells his men of more mar
row escapes with Bruin than he has ever
had on the ball field.
Big John Anderson Is looking At for the
fray. He has been conditioning himself for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers in Jer-
sey County have been recorled at Jersey
vile:
Robert E, Moore. to Mary T. Moore. lots in
town Of Fidelity: IS.
Geo. 3. Locke to William N. Raymond. lo,
in Jerseyville; SIS.
VIM: 81 Raymond to P. 1. Little. lot in Jer-
SEVILLE: SCI.
Geo, d. Locke to E. c. Jewsbury. lot in Jer-
SEVILLE: $3.50
Harvey Y. Gilworth to Olive G. Richards. 20
acres in section O. I'll: 800.
Charles Mckinney TO Anna Mckinney land
in section 8, T-i3; 81. 00Q.
William II. Houghtlin to the city Of Jersey
Vile. lot on Pleasant street. Jerseyyille. NJ;
Patrick Fox to John V. Rodgers. 40 acres in
section IS. 7-l2: 500.
SEVILLE; $3.50.
Edward Schaaf to Frank Kanelakan, AS acres
In sections o and IS. S-l3; $500.
Sarah E Gill to VIM. F. Strebel. 81 acres in
section 81, I'll; 5000.
]. X. Francis 10 Leonard II. Palmer, lot IN
village OF Eisah; $50.
Elizabeth Johnson TO Harvey Y. Gilworth, 40
acres in sec~sin q, $40. $50.
Euos johnson to Harvey Y. Gilworth so acres
In section %, e-Io: $3.50.
James A Barr 70 JeIseyvie Industrial Asso-
citation. tract Of land for shoe factory site. in
city Of Jerseyvile: IL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09
Alton Notes and Personals.

r. e Bessett OF Chicago was a visitor in
Alton yesterday.
The condition Of Justice Barnett Nathan Of
Alton. who is i'll at his home in George street
terday.
at the Alton Y. N. {. A. yesterday afyernoor
Eas delivered by the Reverend Doctor W. H
in Upper Alton.
The pulpit OF the FRS, Presbyterian Church
a. Alton was occupied yesterday evening by
Professor G. c. Knooel Of Chicago in the inter-
est OF the Illinois Orphans Home Association.
burg. W. Va
The annual convention Of the Epworth League
S me alton N. district Will be held at
nent speakers from a distance will be the Rev
eTend Doctor William a. Quale Of Kansas City.
The Alton District Conference OF the NJ E
Church will be held with the First NJ E.
church at Upper Alton April H. Is and l6
The Reverend Doctor F. NJ. Van Treese Of Ieb-
anon. Presiding Elder Of the Alton district will
preside at the conference.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09
ST. LOUIS AND DALLAS MEN
ARRANGE COOKING MAIN.
Chicken Fights Are to BE Held In
Texas for Purse Of 81 900, With
Side Bets on Each Match.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas, Tex, March S-Recently st. Louis
challenged Dallas to a dog fight. Dallas
replied that IL Is against the law to fight
dogs in Texas. but asked: What is the
matter with making 1t chicken fight p
st. Louis responded that its chicken fight
ers had not yet recovered from the drub-
bling they and their chickens received in
Dallas in 1855. That was the historic occa-
sion when the late George Grassmuck Of
st. Louis seeing a Dallas chicken wounded
unto death, and in Its last agonies while
Its ST. Louis antagonist was unscathed, Of
fered to bet $500 to a nickel on the St
Louis birdr And the late Ed Hennessey
of Dallas. tossing a nickel to Grasemuck
announced: II take the betr'
Grassmuck put the stakes in his pocket
just as the Dallas chicken. with a heroic
death flutter. sent HIS steel gan through
the brain of the st. Louis warrior, killing
him instantly. The Dallas chicken died in
few seconds after its sensational victory
and tine referee announced. The Dallas
bird winsr'
Grassmuck counted Into the palm of Hem
nessey $5Go.O5. remarking as he did so: ED
it's the longest odds ever laid in the history
of the world-10to to IT,
But to the current controversy:
A further communication. however, now
comes from st. Louis to the effect that
with young Mr.. Lemp to back the Missouri
ROSTERS, st. Louis Is ready to try another
cooking main against Dallas for 1900 a
side on the main and 400 q side on each
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09
Edward.xtIIe xotes

The youngest political leader In Madison
County, and perhaps IN that section Of the SINE
q Eawardsvilie Township to head the local or
eaMzation during the coming year. T. G. Stokes
Central Committeeman for . number Of years.
rendered his RESIGNATION and Simon Kellerman.
r Eho Is 6as q ysars Of ase. is prssident Of the
idens Of the Fire Department The following
n rTdIo were mads for the SPRING elee,ion
Supervisosa: H. A. Dierkes, Town Clerk; E. w
Nudge, Aseeseor: Jossph Schmidt Collector: s.
School Trustee: Louis Weller. Constable.
-Hen1amin Norton president Of the Clover
Leaf. was In E6wardsvilIe last week
The High School Association IL preparing for
me tn.efschoisstie meet at Alton the iirst week
IN may. AZ which there will be both athletic and
ontTical contests. preliminary meeting will
pe nei9 az the county seat, In which there will
be contests IN four hrancheIoratory, declaua-
tion. essays and free-hand drawing.
-Ine City Council viii have special session
On InurfQay night for the discussion of the