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The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04
rhatThrobbino l,eadache

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous hea aches.
Ihsy mske pure blood and build up yonr
health. Only 25c, money back if not
cured. Sold by Crescent Drug Store,
Colfax; Bush & Randolph, Fairmount.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04
Kentucky News.

Lang Bros, Druggists, Paducah, KY,
write: "We sell more of DR.. Menden
halls Chill and Fever Cure than all other
remedies combined, having retailed over
400 bottles in one season. The physi-
clans here prescribe it and persons who
use 1t will have no other" Sold by Val
ley Drug Store.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04
Election of School Trustees.

mn Colfax, La, May 81, 1904.
The patrons of the Colfax High
School are notified that an election
will be held at the school bonse in
IoIIaA on saturday. the 4th day of
= une, lSo4, TO select a hoard of seven
trustees iorsaid school, four of whom
wliserve LOT a term of four years,
anu three lor term Of two years.
X. s. CAMERON,
President of the Board.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Attorney w. G. Roberts brought
his wife and children. and his sister.
Miss Ruby Roberts, on a visit to Mrs
randolph, at Kateland, for q few
days In the early part of this week.
On Monday he brought Miss Ruby mn
10 Coifax by buggy, and she spent the
day visiting here.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. Henry Denton was arrested
and taken to Alexandria, charged
with giving his brother Charles tools
to break out of jail. He was released
after giving $1,000 bond.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Miss Estelle McCook, one of the
teachers in the COlfax high school.
went to her home at Roheline last
Saturday for the summer vacation.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mrs. G. A. McKinnOn has been sick
with slow fever for nearly three weeks.
but we are glad to learn is getting
along very nicely.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Capt. c. G. Nash, with his daughters.
Missess Annette, Ida and Sadie. came
down from Natchitoches last Satur
day night, and remained over a cou-
pie oil days visiting Colfax friends and
relatives.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

The Big Pine Lumber Co., has their
mill building completed. and the most
OF their machinery in. The manager
informs us that they will begin to
saw lumber by July 18th.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

MIR. j. l.. Kelly, who went to Sewa-
nee, to attend the University of the
South. sends the Chronicle a pamphlet
containing many of the handsome
buildings of that famous Institution.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. D. j. Duncan, who is a member
OF the board of directors for the new
j. W. Duncan mercantile company I'm
Colfax, came up on Wednesday to at
tend meeting of the board.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

The Chronicle is In receipt OF two
handsome invitations to attend the
closing exercises of the Coushatta
high school, of which Prof. III. B.
Hines is the principal.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

The first cotton bloom of the sea-
son was sent to the Chronicle last Sat
urday by Jesse Harrison, colored, OF
Fairmount, with the statement that
it was plucked Nav 9th.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. j. w O'Quinn, the merchant
near the Valley depot, is building up
n fine trade, and is making a ware
room next to his store to accommodate
his business.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Edwd. Ellington has been arrested.
charged with being implicated In the
killing OF the negro Pipes, I'm Alexan-
dria, a few weeks ago.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

The musical entertainment INST
week by Mrs. s. l.. Wells and pupils,
and Others, for fixing up the high
school auditorium, was enjoyable and
successful, and netted the sum of
&ol TX
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. c. ID. LaCroix made the trip to
New Orleans last Sunday. and return
ed home on yesterday.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. X. l.. Jackson, of st. Maurice.
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
u. G. Dean. on Friday and Saturday
of last week.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

The picnic last Monday, given by
the citizens of Colfax for the benefit
OF the pupils OF the high school, was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

7 4NUtIHt 10 HtfCHdtftS Intrs.
Merchants and Others holding May time checks
OF this company please turn them in at company's
office June sth, and same will be paid for in cash
June Goth. BIG PINE LUMBER CO.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. c. H. Compton and family ar
rived in Colfax last Saturday, and he
Is holding forth at j. III. McNeelys
store as salesman.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

The heated term is now on in earn
est, and you will need an ice cream
freezer and water cooler, of which
Mrs. Il. g. Dean has nice lot in stock.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

DR.. Lee Roberts. dentist, OF Colfax.
viii he in Montgomery next week, at
the Ethridge hotel where parties need
ing dental work are invited to call on
him,
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

DR.. W. A. Jones and wife left for
st. Louis last Saturday, where they
will spend about month seeing the
great Worlds Fair.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr. Sam Ewing this week had his
men to put a nice brick walk in front
of the court house.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Sheriff NJ. +. Swafford has his quie-
tus from the Auditor for 1908 taxes.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mr.. c. A. LeSage expects to go on
a trip to New Orleans tonight.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

Miss Edith and Miss Gladys Dunn
left for Montgomery last Tuesday.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mrs. j. j. Cappel. who has been Wis
1ting at Evergreen for a couple of
weeks, returned home Tuesday.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Mrs. B. G. Dean has a fine lot of ice
cream freezers and water coolers on
hand.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Election of trustees for Colfax high
school will take place to-day.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

See Big Pine Lumber Co.'S notice
to merchants and others.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

having examined the above and foregoinr char
Ter, and hndfne nothing therein contrary to the
Avs OF the State OF Louisiana, hereby approve
'ne sumo. JAS. ANDREWS,
Dist. Atty. OF the 18th Jud Dist.
STATE OF LOUISIANA 4
PARISH OF GRANT,
Ofhce OF Clerk and Recorder
hereby certify that the within and foregoinris
u true ana correct copy OF the original Charter of
the j. W. Duncan Company. Limited now ON tf,a
anu anu OF record In this Office. Fled and recorded
n way soth, A. d. 1904, in Book "H" of Mortgages
register No. $50. pages Nos. 7I7-TIS
,oo. ""eh uhder my hand officially this Nav 31st
i'V'' X. W. RICHARDSON,
Deputy Clerk and Recorder
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Noti.e to Merchants and others.

Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04
ARTICLE vi.

All the corporate powers of this corporation
snail De vested IN, and the affairs of SAID corpor-
atiou shall be under the management and con-
troll OF board of nine 90 directors five (5) of
whom shall constitute quorum for the transac-
ton OF business. and their act shall be valid cor
porate act Said directors shall be elected an
nually at a general meeting of the Stockholders
10 De held Tor that purpose at the Office of said
corporation, on the second Tuesday in February
Deglnnlng with the second Tuesday in February
lSoo, and the majority of the stockholders pres
ent or represented by written proxy, shall elect
the directors and at all the elections or proceed
lngs OF stockholders, each share of ock present
or represented by written proxy, shall be entitled
to one vote. Directors shall be elected by viva
voce vote. -
Failure to hold an election for directors on
day named shall not dissolve the CORPORATION.
PUT the incumbent directors and officers shall
hoid over until their SUCCESSORS are duly elected
ana quaiihed; ANY vacancy in the board of di-
rectors shall be filed by the remaining directors
by viva voce vote. The first board of directors
sihii consist Of: Geo. W. Fouke, Hugh CORY.
L. II. Mckee, E. H. Lingo George R. Hops W
Foreman 'aAo' 'e'' 4"'
No person shall be eligible as an officer or di-
rector OF SAID corporation unless he is stock
..! n9ioer OF the corporation and any director CT
oihcer who ceases to be a stockholder By the sale
and transfer OF stock shall be deemed ipso facto
to have vacated his office.
Inc ofhcers of said corporation shall consist
OF: president hrst and second vice president
treasurer, and secretary. And the first officers
SO chosen are Geo. w. Fouke. president: &C. II
Lingo hrst vice president; Charles II. Teal Sec
Hugh Cory. secretary And these officers and
directors shall serve until the first election of
directors and officers on the second Tuesday in
February 1905.
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Fewer Gallons;lssWears Longer.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04

The new jail is almost completed.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-06-04


nenever this corporation shall be dissolved
either Dy limitation or by any other cause its af-
iairs shall be liQuidated under the supervision of
tnree t3) commissioners to be selected by the
stocknofders rom among themselves, at general
meeting convened for that purpose after thirty
.days prior written notice given and publication
In the newspaper in accordance with the forego-
ing article. Said commissioners shall remain in
once until the affairs OF said corporation shall
have been fully liqnidated and settled In case of
death. resignation or failure to act of one or
more OF said commissioners the survivor or sur-
vivors shall continue to act
ARTICLE TX
No stockhoider of this corporation shall ever
ne hed liable or responsible for the contracts or
faults OF said corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due the Company on the
shares OF stock owned or subscribed for by him;
nor shall any informality in organization have
the effect OF rendering this Charter null or of ex-
posing any Of its stockholders to any liability be-
yond the unpaid balance II any, Of his stock
rms done and read and signed at my office in
the town of Colfax, parish Of Grant, Louisiana
In the presence OF the undersigned witnesses who
together with me Notary. have signed hereunto
after the due reading hereof on the day, month
and year first above written.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
INVITED FRIENDS
AS THEY STROLLEO
Edwardsvillc Yonng Couple
Chos" Novel Means of Collect.
ing Their Bridal Party
Marriage Il Surprisc.

a progressive wedding party vs> the
Kind chosen hy i<w:s = - r!-C- aUl
Mis- Mary :. N"iR. q r-.paIa- Edwards
vile couple "wednesday evening" ,E.y
strolled - ih' home ~ 81. an! 5'.4
Frank J. Eafu'it. intimate friends. ard
invited ih.n 90 take a wafk ,i. .-r ,l--
u 9. SIu.r. fosroad'G o. 81 e.M .a. .u-
vij.iIor.
The in'if"'! gulfto, Wor. q lfr.f- fr--;.-
h'i. H'.I ~n"u Mr.. AMI Mrs.. i \ Pay
i't' "rT' added 90 tn. r..rrr. t..s. v~r.-
sun moro iuzz!... ANA asked Gsrlr.. d.
II Wa his rI''t. wherh"r h. and Mis- ruri.
were collecting guests FOR "a ,l.rt.-.-,. marty
e.e f-tf.s. ~ like sHl..gIt
40 MI tl-t.4.l.ts' fLy ...lE.I. returned
."-shlIS answer pag on fi.T-a.7-. .N.-
ne TIE F'Sia'..cc ": COUNTY. Jr.s-. -
'sh'tL'.I W.t& reached. There. Ny. card
hef discovered TsaT-.ag. ll...rI~.. y. his
PoH h..I il" -sS-UrI.. I... s.-N-.f E.-.
ask-G fp Ui;u..s- = v..F..-. .....-r.,.....
"ni.r "''- quickly Ta;fosr..8
H..'i 'yi sI.'i i.s. icons. Gardner s-I=css o.
- i-t.'' if-E iLIrT"Y-U Eu.H-I- siHau.rr.sr.v
tlsih ' lt. fi'-Ai '"Trl.4 .-..r boarded r....
iif.t 'ie,-iflr c-g jlst came a...s as..9 d.
pata'i i"T - Louis. lrsyif.= fs.!r tT...-l..s
" .I'f =" conflicting emotions
A'tcr q several -.....iye. "Trip through Nv
fOfk. Mr and Airs Gar4r.r- ~. r.-i.,
oi! 'lry street. j.. EIUariSyills Tho i.rl,!e
Is a caughieE -! Julg. Philip yoik
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS
BAER REFUSES
TO BE CANDIDATE
VIII Not Allow His Name to Go
Before Nomina ting cnnven-
ton for States Attorney.

a Eolub vas exploded IN the camp % the
Republicans o. - clair County yes;-r-
lss hy Jh. announcements from Gus Baer
10 E.IIa.il-. 'ity Attorney. that h. would
rot permit his IiFu" t. 50 before the
C"uaty C.1.orri'1 gee 90 "1uiidat. FOR the
'..i.is zion frr states Atto-uey.
I5s name las been associated ri.1 the
1-laa'i.r I'll aiou= AND i' -g~ telievcd
Is I...3sre - iota parties tat Haor would
D.. tro candidate on 49,. Republican side
j. vac conceded Pcs sn. De:aler4;s tha;
i'..T Hn4'H alsa- Eoad candidate. al
though tisv have no fea- that. . Maurice
y JOYCE "r E-7.' =. i.u'z 3 nominated
one - she i-'zEl-- v.siJ-''lss Ia - history.
II Vas -rs .e...; .!.fi JFy". yyolld iu all
probability %. I.,r.llai.i that caused Bae-
t. make .hi.r siat' .neut that B." would
r.H- '. o. HHHt..tafs. J. I-- been sl- fear
s'-ugl- s.. I:.trbiigans al along that
JU-". g.i d. nominated. and that has
fast s-.- from becoming candidates for
r"r.' r' N.H-- 80" there ueTc more
i..-........Ea r-t-,!'f.-;", fnr ti.is cf!re ~
tF- i.a-gHil.--- side f'tin tie leader cared
% SOC 10 o. uuR expected that . Joyce
i- ."-u!.E-'l -" E-TGl..'-l5. nomination
~ .'f r.. i-E-'TC
r.- Tasr ~ lis statement said that l."
I.s vol tie -rfv ~ f.-il.riif-. wEirH had
,.'.,... l.-u "ffy Attorney. required his
a. ~f.r.- r-H-s than '.t tE" county
Ef.. Democrats - s. clair COUNTY VIII
l. 81 uU.r. - .= expected. in tf" camp 7iGI.
rh.- "aIl and : -v anticipate giving To- the
T..r.-.tl..1rs ~ he county TIE biggest wal
lHg.a.. iu t.e history of other party
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

a purchasing fever after n had secured
Old Stone for 500 from ;hs Iattingley
stable. made a bid for Allen Avon from
the Price stable He offered 800 for
n. younss.er. but there was some dispute
over the terms and 10 deal was neGo-
ciate6-
Fred Hancock, one o, the trainers tor
hard luck lately with his charges. Save
ror verandah. none Of his string have
been In trim to race. changes In veath= r
having thrown several OF the stable ccIn-
pleiely out OF form
Hsncack had nr--class luck early in the
year and did good work with his horses
He had that erraic brute fIyIns5, I., I3I-
the surly animal as any trainer who ever
handled him. For time I: seeme1 es II
the horse had been worried into a con, on,
streak. ana Judge Murphy refused his far-
To the fact that the horses foot troubled
brought back after the race. With his on
fore foot in had share
Hancock cd good work with all his
horses here. END IL may he remarked that
FiyIn- TorTefo never showed such errstic
changes of form locally as has JACK
Young The latter has been the scrask
acrobatic performer OF the year on the
Di.r,aiif,cstions IN the h:-s race caused
some perpieXitv yesterday. after the mum
ner= had been hung u. This was due TO
the Fac, that the w-org numbers were DIS
nIaved upon Judge Nasin7 charging the
o-yser In which the horses finished. .c1uIr-
ing p second alteration on the Official
board.
n seemed as II most o; the touli1g was
dome by Porak and the fiilv Was very
r-operIy disqualified. She bore n. jus-
wheu she seemed a dangerous contender
for first norcy. affecting the chances Of
both LADY Mercury and Alice Plat Bo-
rak appears to be a rather biEh-ciass
younss.er. and something may be expected
Of her later.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
BELLEVILLE WILL
CELEBRATE TO-DAY
Business VIII BE Suspended
While Citizens Attend EXer-
cises at the Fair.

Business in Beileville will ~ sUsr-aieJ'
to-day. for all os its citizens who can
get away will celebrate Bel!evile Day
AZ the woriG's Fair. They will ba as
sisted IN the celebration by delegations
from Eas; St Louis AID surrounding &
towns.
Low rates have been made by the street
car and railroad companies. and IL
IS expected that the transportation fac!li-
ties will be taxed. Manager Haynes ot
the street-car company has made rate
of ~ cents for the round trip between
BeIcville and the Exposition grounds and
the railroads have made 4 rate CT u
cents for the round trip.
Be!l-viIIs Day exercises .ill be held in
the Illinois building. besinning at II i
m. The programme Is as follows: Chorus.
LIederkranz and Kronthal Lieiertafe. ad
dress OF welcome. President Francis: re
sponse. Mayor Fred J. Kern; chorus,
Chorai-Symphony Society: address. ].
Nick Perrin: solo. James Stanley: address.
CONGRESSMAN W. A Eodenb-rg. chorus.
IIederkranz and Kronthal Liedertafsl. ad-
dress. John Z. Hay: address. Admiral
Coghlsn; chorus. Choral-Symphony So
ciety
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
SHIFT OF WIND SAVES CITY.
Dynamiting Resorted to Stay
Flames at Halifax.

Halifax. Nova Scotia. Sept ia for
-unate shict os the wind saved Halifax
from destruction by fire to-day. Never
theiess the city suffered a loss Of 500.
IN the business part Of the water front.
and the progress Of the flames was only
stayed by the dynamitins OF . dozen
buildings by the sailors from the feet and
soldiers from the garrison
Between and p M. when the IRE vas
a: its height. and q fearful southerly gale
was pushing II straight toward the hear,
OF the business center. CONSERVATION
re,gned throughout the entire city. Shortly
after 4 o'clock. however. the wind sudden
" shifted 70 the west and turned tho
flames along the wharves and warehouses.
There the FIRE ragged on lower Water
street. practically beyond control. until !.
o'clock tonight. when dynamite was re
sorted 20.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS MEET.
VIII Re su~>t. Of Texas scmmfssion
1T the EnIr Io-DaN.

Tie IoN.ean Wa veterans Association
M; ~ Fast =. Luis yesterday. There
were s-yeuty-lye member present when
the TO, vas called by the secretary. Ms
Moore Nurdock of TcNa. The meeting
vas allied 20 orter Iy Major J .. earle
ton O.. Indiana. president o. the ssspc!4-
tla:. and the Reverend N-. Fswr.-t u
Fast s.. Louis offered an invocation The
address y welrrrs. Ws.S made ly colonel
= ! Eg.uau OF Fast -. Lru.- IN tne abb
Sa-Ir. q Mayor S'Ias Cook J. Nick Perrin
a.! I-l'-ri'le responded
T. tr. sr-arnD1n a t-~I:oas meeting was
l'.# so which reports u: .1f.rui---s- were
approved. A. address was :.ai ia ty coo
81 " r cloud ~ ka-Fe ''-y. Hls re-
counted Anecdotes 81 rFe i.Nic4r Wa-
A. Invitation fr0m the Texas world 8 FaiT
e. uU'S~io1 60 hc 'h-iT guests ~ tie
Worlds F4i- was accept ID. AM i4s- even
--r r.a vrtrr.rz crossed the river 70 the
T.-iJpr-' NCg.4'- Fa!r Hotel. from which
pIar. -hcy VIII ." q, fH" Fair ta-ta-. A
business session viT' pee held iu she Texas
h-i.d!l. az sA. Wlrl-'- Fax. ~ which The
tim" ami place for the n.vt meeting vili
b. selected
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

later date IN October. and the winners q.
the two bouts viii r. brought together IN
the final 20
II j. also proposed 20 bring men Ike
Shsrl.ey and MunrOe here IT, the hesvv-
weight class and get PhliaSeirhia Jack
c'Brlen as IN opponent :or some Of the
best men az hLs ogu weight.
Nick Sa1tora and Huchey NcCovern
Will likely be matched in the near futsre,
ane Nick will co on At the next show II: a
semiNind-Up. He has been showing good
form il his battles of late. and ther. IS
some talk Of getting Dusty Miller here
- bis opponent
Johnny Re@an Is also trsiring for a hou.
Hn1 Is r"adv . fcht Ya0Ser IN case no
other mar is available. Rezan i- hot on
the trail % frankie Ntii and e a-x'aus
. have one more try AZ the bantam cham
p!o7-
Johnny EeEar received perrs., from
the police Yesterday 20 held boxing shows
IL connection with his benefit. 90 be ten
derei 2; Manior's Park next Su-s.a- even
!-s and ~ which John : SuIifv.r wv
serve as referee. Resa1 is 20 box four
rounds with JACK povis Of Troy. v Y
and Emil silva = t. g on IN A wrestling
match with az uuk-Hwu
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Edyyardsyitt- No;-.

-iarH"- . Hr!-- - ~ F'-a-eis-o ,a-r--
o' Hmm itr'-t- IL risirr g.zr- tlr.lfs: vf-.
ltt- t-4Naf4-s lie Ea.-rTtIE ~f-H .. IN trfI.-
iaFsI;ai.s l1-E4 Eu Inspecting ITO operations -
= 'ei'.i tArk s-v's s,r.- -iI. u Fs-tf+ 'gs.r-
h.Vs - Thomas NE-',aiss former T'uf-.--
VIE Ul1- -r. TH.IH- .-.H-- ~.
MANAGING sciae of ta- b:rseS; SPORTING events
pulled J-c Lfar--
Carries " uar;s. a G-a-s-@ CITY f.z-i;-
smith. aaf Mr. i-iizate-h carey ~ = T,.1lz
we're uarTtNd az EdyaE.--s... v'-'. -lt- lr
County Judge J 2. II H'isg1-r-s- Tie h-'F~-
g-rlu. cs--ii-si % r1-s ..- t--r-ss as.4 l-....-
To cls-N .. sI7lrs-s the lirFrrs 90 '4- rH.H.-.!
that his ~ w.'I,- ,'-r.sar. mir
William ! 1ar<san. sr Nr-H-1 r-a~-H..- = -
ana Miss Nsrv Rsliiev. sIso 4 Alton. -.rs a-a--
rl.t s'-s'- l,..iy e.; i'it.si--s!. rs ra, i..-tIr
sEd !. = Ne;E..r.
p. II EsE'si- q i''e--rieh. IL. sri-' - go
li'ir.iS "a g.s4-.Isl an 'sa-.T-r urs. -.nfH
Marshal. ani l.. 4 Ri.fariss p - Gz-if-.
G.. ---F Ear- \ a-'.su. s-l- 4s go .l- p --tr
yesterday. W..iF~s'sy tho -ss--sl John
EirkpatT.ck. warden n Nlgyr'l'e So ur1s-,s--
.nE GeorT- Bullet f1r shf-ofIfE quail ~ lie
oi0s-i SEQ Son. B--is- rErl -
n. ,e1r.l1.rt-ruisi q, -. Plu-s Evunsrli-
cal Church will he c-l-5-at-. sunday
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
SUPERVISORS GRANT rH,,.HisE.
Traction Company VIII Operate Line
Along Stat. Road

= franchise has been granted hy the
Madison County Board Of Supervisors ~
the Central Traction Company. giving tie
priviiese of constructing and operating an
electric lire over vhat j. kuo-.u as "a.
State road ia tioifr.g Township The
.gEi ) siv"a clear through IN, TOWNSHIP,
from IN" south 10 the north Inns
MS tea Eship sas the connection be-
tween the city of Alton and JERSEY County.
and the cumpsny's petition Has Supported
ny almost all of the residents OF ,:os!f-e,-
a.H,s MAJ road. many II them getting out
and working actively for 'ts rl-.s,1c'. -.
for@ tie board. Robert CG.Eie ct A.tc.. :
hrst Vice President Of the acuErrauy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
BeIleyfItr News Mates

--I'sslh b NavrEtCs -at rs-a5-r- Hs--issr
vsTr frl.4 l-sHr~ T.'ir- NaE.~.g..-.- Haf.I -
F;-I'.El-te vss-.T.lsg - DISTURBING tf re.s- at
tEH. I..-- fGl=e - Eel found :l=rl .uiI-v
aut f.rrt.sa 8 t.I r1s--
Doctor H.s@sF ~ RE l'Iin0is STATE glar4 ~
Hahn q. 81 fsH.l.ElI. "a sssrrrr.-e. - N ne
Bl4-l - iisa';h ou IRE SMALLPOX s.txat.on
The res s=zsE helms iustaI.~s: IN - Peter.
Ce-l-;-l. v,i-' - Dedicated on october
i. L..La--ana. a truck farmer near R.r.-
VIE. brought 4 s-ssE-p5ura ratish 20 Belle
vile YESTERDAY
-Heury Mcdonald. q r-iue- a. thA St Louis
sr1 o. E1l1I- mine. near EafieT4-,- VS. caught
b-r-afh fau o: c1a! Yesterday. HIS Leg w.re
crushed
,us-4 a r1Argis=. trf-Hs % a couple xr1 cave
-ls-!E names E.uar9 Koch a-I AiTra Kra.-
ruer @: - L-.is. They ill -soi look old enough
% suit TIE j@fE.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
LORETTA VI. SOLD FOR R8,sOo.
HeEry McDaniels Bought FiIly for
Firm of TIchenor & Newgass

Loretta NJ. one of the best FLIES dis
played on the local tracks in several years,
was sold yesterday by J. c. Milan TO Hen
~ McDaniels. the latter representing the
firm OF Tichenor & Newsass. for whom ne
4. now training.
Although the flly was rated very high
ly In the estimation OF those who had seen
her perform locally. Mr.. McDanieis got
her Sor $3.50. which was generally con-
sidered az moderate price i; f- though.
that she will develop into a hish-c!ass
3-year-o.6-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To Day and
To-MOrrow.

Wash:u ztol- S@pt i5.-Fo-ecasc:
Eastern T-x1s-Fafr Friday: -nr=.e- 81 ;hs
interior. showers a. night or satu-.iy: I:Sht 10
fresh East % s1-;a wills
Western TeHas-Fai- Friday a-s Saturday.
Irdisua-Fai- and warmer F-itay. Ss-u-ia-.
probably ss1w.-< ard cool.r. fresh southwest
70 uo-rhV-g. w.aI-
I,lu..s-I's'r Friday. warmer n west a1f
s1lts portions. showers and cooler az night or
Saturday. flesh sOutkW.s; N-nGs. shiiting 70
north
Nissour.-Pz-tly cloudy and warner Friday.
shovers n Nest PORTION a11 q. alslt II east
yoTti1a- SATURDAY. fair.
!'Ea-Fair Friday ard Saturday.
Usiar5ua aad irailn T-rEltory-Pa-tly c-oudy
FTiGay. SATURDAY. .sir.
Ss6fesss-Fai- Friday: cooler IN southwest
yorIioI- Saturday. fs-..