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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
HAVE VALIDATED
100000 TICKETS
Offices Established by Railroads
To Handle Worlds Fair Trans
portarion Report Rapidly
Increasing Business.

ri..-. Validating Agent Norton states
1 that ID" validating ufces have handled AT
least 5'"'.' TiCk.ts since the Offices vcr.
established. late last Ii.=il. and that with
/ tn ifD i1ss f'-7v weeks sn averac" OF son
ticE"'s O. d-y lave ben presented at IT,.
! Offices @i;hc- Tor vrlilJ'iou. time .Xi.n-
. sion o. - h- L"T; until called fof.
NJ. Norton ssys that last Saturday 400
tiek.,s were handled ~ the Offices. ard IN
thu last fcw day~ the average has in
creased % about in."" day
When - Is considered that th.. v..li,!a-
ton Offices Iatii. tickets oEiv from 5.rri-
tory outside 81 a .-,-rniie radius Of =,
Louis. SON. idea nay 10 GAINED ri the
's."rrlouS number 81 visitors coming To
the Fair from what may lie t.Tm.! OUTSIDE.
o. the local territory.
Mr.. Norton j. 90 the opinion that the
y .ldJtiuC business viii cl.tiTu.. 20 IL
crs.S". but says that the Office are
equ'--.i 20 handle 500 tickets each day
Validating Offices liavr been established
a. Union Staten. iu ths Missouri Pa
ci:r building a. Olive near Sarah street
sEi ~ th,. Transportation building at -.
Worlds Fair
In addition to handlI..: t1.s" tickets and
>"'i'l- ;ll-it ;hoy are properly executed for
m r-ILf1i nm as ~! tickets handled are
acuN" ~ protecting the railroads from
IN" ~salr"r--
Each t!rke; presented for valuation is
iuliv -NsmiI.eJ Q" So" Jrat they axe
iu tE.- hands 30. The original purchase
and ~ they arr found tc ne irregular ac-
ti~1 o. ~ one. taken sg..iHSt tr.. ticket
broke selling g.. whereby The purchaser
c"inp,l- ~" ssaiae- Ia return the money
Id FOR trs ticket.
u all. ~evelty-f!.e ticket brokers have
been arrested Their cases will com. I'D
before Mayor Wells H. Few day and il
il believed Ji7Tr tho evidence whicu Mr.
Norton ana a., railroads have collected
d..Iiust th-m VIII cause tine Maypr - r.
ynt. III. Ss4i..Fs' licenses
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= rarty 81 county chairman Of Illinois
VIII see The County Chairman 81 the
Century Th,.,Jsr this evening as the guests
~ ". y Tsrj,nberg 90 East 81 LOUIS.
con syt ssnlsu % the TWcuty-.econd Hill
nois District In n" party viii ~ the
ci.lirrn-u Of thu county committees 81 the
NV, CouI;i.-s ~ Congressman Eosienh"rE :
district. Th, guests wIll Ev. ". r TEJrt-
man. Henry Urrcsge.nsu. ". W Inwis.
IYfln g scan. id.-. Edward NJ Irwin.
Hugh Adams. II J S.unidJ. - ii kU-u-
ncmanu. II. II. HoSm'T. n e NoriS. 10
ssph NJ arnin. >,ph Watts. Joseph
STORY. John NcAt1ms. Esu~ Johnson.
John HochUli. ". : L'G.i-n. J. VI Cham
berlin. Joseph hester. ". - sexton. II. p,
Rtdcr. EIvaTi =. Miller. Doctor J. l.
Wi-sIus. l. :. 'oddin-t"n. 4 T. Means. i.
J. Mclean. George \ crow. John J NyiS
Eivard Sius.ro. Dan Nctiiynn. William
Roach and Joan II ThnraaS. Mr. Eu,i,-rI-
berg mas invited Thrndpr" Roberts. who
plays t,. leading p1yt in "Tt" Comfy
Chairman" 10 meet the party NJ supper
after tut. u Trur nance
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METH0DISTS OF ILLINOIS
CONFERENCE ARE ASSIGNED.
Bishop q. e. NcCnbc Makes An
noupccmeBt- ut Close nj Session
ar spring field.
EEPrELIc SPECIAL.

EEPCELIc SPECIAL.
Springfield. H.. Sept. l2-A.ter Designing
the 30 ministers in this conferci.ce Ia
charges for the next year. the srnua!
Illinois confidence OF the Methodist Ep!s-
copal Church. in SESSION in this city for a
week. came to a Close this afternoon.
Sessions were held this morning and this
afternoon. the adjournment ociu; reached
at 4 D. m. when the reading of the APP
poinifnents had been finished.
The Illinois Conief.Ec. IL .hc .ar.'-l
Of Hethodism IN the world. and this yea
session was crowded with business from
beginning TO enG. The t4sE OF assigning
the ministers occupied mach ., "a: tim
of the Bishop. g q. McCd.,-. and las e@L-
met.
J. Il. Martin. fho retired this wear as
statistical secretary. an Office he held TOT
ten wears received present OF 50. Tscso-
buttons were passed thanking the officials.
the hosts. the public, the press 81 the city
According 20 the statistical report. the
valuation Of church property In the con
ference 81 S. s1.
The assignments are as follows:
Champaign DistrIct-c. ~. Tay.or. uIhars,
Irssid.ng Elder: armstrong. 4 y: W'ls
Peck. rcturaed: Champaign. W a. smith, -
turned 'nsinlaizn i1r.pit J. ; ~ =,
IIa.and / y Stree. returned. Farmer ,-gy.
u. II. shuett, returned: Fisher. Z n Crews
Giiison tity. r A. accafthy: GfTafi and ies;-
field. :. ". Van Clcye. returned. Ludlots. - :.
Mc,-olloua. Mansiic. d. W. IL. Mc.ii!re. returned
MshDIhet T. :. Mitchell. returned; Monticello.
walter Aitsen. Ogden. =. :. SHI.th. returned.
Paxton. ". 7. Beadl.r. p,sotuTn. I. e. TN
nins"T. returned: PhiO. u. =, AuEustEs. r
luInet; Raatia; 6 < ,lin: RaHioyl = \
returned; savoy. ! Is. rolw-H. returned: -
.fossr h . r Morrison. s. r1UUr. Il. =. Mathis.
ThoTns-t.1r". 10 BE- supplied. Toi"EV. q Il New
Kirk: Urbsna. First. a : Flanagan. UrJssiI.
Parks CHAPEL. H. y. T1a!-. f"furslesi. We'd
man. William GcOdiDg. returned White Heath.
". II Palmer. returned. W. = Blair. rissiou-
ar TO Arizona. James &. Eaker. left wlthuI,
appointment TO attend some one al the d-n9r1-
Irrational schools. member Of Firzt Church,
Champaign quarterly conference. Seymour vii,
iisIns left WITHOUT appointment 20 attend : me
of the d.nOrninstionai schools. member 81
Monticello quarterly conference. +. \ Parker
superintendent Domestic Miss!ons and Church
Ali Society. member OF Champaign quarterly
conference.
Springfield Dlstrfct-A. c. Eyerly. Sp-inEfl-!i
Presiding Elder Auburn. Marx Whit: Buffalo
W. f.. Best. returned: Duckhart circuit. To- %.
supplied. CarlicvIDe. T. 8. Csnsdy. iilyOoi,
NJ r Stevenson: Chatham. T. +. Hartman. re-
turned. CuTra-s. L. T. Eonnsfsn. returned.
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Robert n. Kern will speak at Lancaster
fr'da- q: p. and II Montgomery City
DATES FOR REPI BIIsNNs.
Galaxy Of Orators VIII go Ip Mis-
scurI RI.cr for Weck.s aamnairn

The Republican State Committee has an
nounceI the following dates FOR Z. y. Wal
bridge. Herbert s. Hali-y. u. Pat Dyer.
SelIen T.. Spencer and vtler..
A1rday. September Is. washInEtcr. Frank
lin COUNTY. p = sicndav. september -.
Jen.rsoa cii5. 81" county. =. IA. 1-,i.-=..1y
S.gtsIrbs- - Fu4-cu. GALWAY count. / 4.
m TUe-siay. September -. Honorable. seldom
y. Sp~nc"r. Mexico. Au'irsin County. / N :
n Crvrari. = =. HslEr-ds~ and Others. 2. "a.
Wetinessisy. september = Honorable e \
WalD-idE. and others. c-ntrsii. T.o-lne ,'lg.I.-
y. g. n "Wednesday. September Z. FI.r!pr-
able Selten J. spencer. Columbia F.11tIa COM
-. 10 . n. Honorable =. y. wSIsrf.iFe ard
oihcs'. y Ia THURSDAY. S>p.rsui-r - Hon
oIabi- Il. Pct Dyer. sI;nfp-. Henry ,'o.f1-s.
r. m; Hoi.lfabie q 7. TsiiI-!cE- and ,tIIe-.
J.. IA. THURSDAY, S-StsTnb~T - HoTors.b =
.. m. fr!day September - HonsT.bie =
y. Walb-itt". Nevada. Vernon County. f. o..
-ar.yd1y. ssffsulf,s- - rIrf4rafrr - y
Wsibrids- and Others. Ssdalla. P,tils .-sInty
7. IA. ais y. ~.
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LIVINGSTON TICkET NOMINATED
R,pybIicans choose Count. Ticker
,n,, I,dor>.- Hudson for Congress

i.fstl Nile St'f-' I'll
Chiliicotne. No sept l--Ihe i''i-"-
Iic.,rs ~ Livingston County IN convention
here to-day n4IreI tie following county
ticket.
Rs-res-r;ati-~- Richard Lee a. Ludlow. sa'T
~ George yeorIan<. Chillico:hc. Treasurer
D5Irh RSr-r-S FsiryleyT Taursfip. Prosecuting
Artrrrey Frank Miller. -:I.lI'rrth~. public Al
u'i1:ftrrt--. u. U-fi--s 'hliic1- h-. S1ryf ~
Thomas hurst. 'Eli!l-Ctl~- = ilnlf ii!'4e.
western Ii~t.icf. - " purcell. f.i-r Mound
Coro-er Doctor T. II. Winter. Gtlcl-
Fr..l = IEuisGu u Ghl.ir-rtEe Ms .rdgr-ed -
I:sI-se@utsfiEe N CCnsr"l-s from thc ~s-e"f'i
District ard Wa sg;h1r'z.'. q ram" his yva
s!-..Ea-.S t. the Congressional s'Nuvf ut4Qf a
Paris. S-pt--re- a II. rs-u-i the fol'NtrE
4. II Hgggett n " crl-- I. l. SshIii =. B
Smith
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~. L,ui. Line. to Ee-t To-Dn, to
fake action.

\; q meeting 81! ;he general passenger
a%ea's ~ thc -. Louis liuJs to-day tn.
question ~ continuing the coach-sxcur-
sion Ist-s car the remainder Of the
Worlds Fair period VIII com. W for dis
,u--i1T.
Under rs" present arrangement tn"
coach 'stcs are Tor territory outside Of III.
l0'-f5.iis radius about Il Louis though
all four dsys includ" IN. local territory.
Sey..al u The railroads are opposed to
continuing ti4' pres NJ coach rate which
l. about cent a mile. AMI advocat" a
rate higher than that ia eject ~ present
Other lines .irs ia fIy.r Of discriminating
tIa coach rates entirely. but = few are n
favor %; making every dav a co4ch-rate
,iay until tn. close 81 the Fair
n - generally believed that . cornpro-
mis- will 10 reached upon til. present
hasi=-cuacl rates four days each week
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where sd" PLAYED sf@lIe- parts ia several
ATTRACTIONS sent out by Jacob I.tt. oi
old ksltuHl:y' fame. it Laluz ~ this
attraction tnIt Sn" gained her creates:
distinction. assuming ~. roll. Of ''lIsdS.''
When Miss IlEl.s, first volunteered her
="~gi,sH- ?" to" Campaign Committee. IN
ls.'.. her MARY friends N Central Ken
tuck. dill not fancy the thought o: :.
woman -1uIrpiu2 fo- Candidate hri
Ift"r Err MT speech thCs" sane friends
were fE" df~t - semi h.r .uusratula-
tlcuz They are now heartily IN favor OF
her sstr:f'I iEui.l for Parker and Davis.
EN.TyWhsr" she spoke IN the cam
pfiEuS 81 l-s-, ard lsFt she was highly
praised bv th. rrcss and public. Mss
I.--isss IL IN receipt - A letter from Chair
man Tagsar;. thanking her for volunteer
irC her services. and I--lr!u- her that
she would b.. given choi.c dates uv the
'umrIitt''- Sic departed this week Tor
Now York. vheT" she wfs summoned b
telegram from Chairman TaSSaTt. and
she will begin active work IN ~. next
f.H days
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EE.pJ I;I.i,' special.
lexington. Ky. S-ri. Eff Parker AMI
Davis do not carry the state % I-d.ius
in the presidential election. IL y.iii not
De thu fault II Miss Margaret IuEi"s.
the talented and beautiful young society
woman ~ IN. Blue Grass region OF Ken
lucky. who has yo.uut.- rel .3e- services
tn Chairman Thomas. TagEart ~ the
National Democratic COMMITTEE. to take
tn. stump for the Democratic standard
bearers.
Mss Insies vas on the stump IN both
OF tho Eryan Campaigns. Sr"a.Sius
through Ohio and Indiana in Isl. and
through Missouri. Indiana AMI kea-
lucky in the fall Of lG-.
Miss IUEi.- Is not Only an orator ~
great ability. but for several ycIrs was
= stage. fav"Tits IN lh- South and N.--.
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TICkEr CHOSEN ., .>DREw.
Democrats Conduct Comfy Con,cn-
ton mt .a>nnnnh-

Savannah. Mo. Sept. 1.-THE Democrats
az andrew County met IN cyuvcHtio- h.--
to-day and nominated Jhe fo!-gHius
t!ck.t:
For Representative. Charles VI. Daily;
Collector. Biwari Wattcrsou: Treasure.
: y Shepherd. Sheriff. " = Brooks.
Prosecuting Attorney. klp u. 'toSF. ~
Coroner. Doctor e. Il Boone; Public Al
Illristrator. John l.. Stanton Judge Frs;
District. Samuel T1lt. Judge Second Dis
t!ict. ]. =. Gillespie
The ticket Is regarded as - strong one
and Is COMPOSED ~ reurcs. ut'tiy- c.t.z.i's.
tidire<.- were made by tn. c1Hliiates. &.
= Boone. an6 job. y Ryan
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PRECINCT BOUNDARIES FINED.
Map. showing Hrdi>trirted Terrific
RE. Now Al Eicction Office.

Maps showing the TedistTict'nS OF ward
prccincts ar" now ready ~ the Office Of
thc Board OF Erection Commissioners,
many changes In III" boundaries having
been made recently TIL" changes AID
rT,aEy more precincts 70 the city. and c.iil
for Tho ilTiuG ~ more judge ant clerks
T. serve 81 the coming general election
Pamphlets showing tine location Of each
precinct and IT. boundaries will soon h.
isSu TO tn. Citv central commits, .IIcl-
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Ault. Lncoln. r. = ShOu..- NerrriIion Heights.
;. A. Mcinioeli- r.tufE-d: II Elniey IMMORTAL.
ID. Henness.y. Last LYNN. g w C4s.iy. I'd
faf. J. D. f.Ensssev: Fsirmount. Z. l. Feit-
CHI. Teiurn..i: t;a-Tet. Peter Kit..i fstu-Es.
s,"orxetosn. 4. II Lnnrhrss-: H.nniEg l. p
Baldwin returned: Hno9-gtor a T. + fsu.
art: Homer. j. y. BENNINGTON: HuTn~ " ?
tcllier- returned. Ictlarpia. 4 % Hunk re-
turned: setcslf. jasrsr Miller. returned: Nur-
dock. g w tas-iey. newman. T. 8 HEfnil-
ton. ietnrnet: Osswooi. Alfred Wicxs 70
turned. f0;"msc W :. Calhoun. rsturr..,!
Rid=e Farm 4 D. Moon r.fu.u-d: Ro--yilI-
r '. Har>crS- returned. SsdeIl. J. II Pazsorl.
returned: Sidney. w y. Poe. returned Tu-coIs
William Brant.n r-turred. villa Grove = a
wsnies~. N-icnoif Agsr. cNaplsi, T-u.-tii. ~
'ionsl SOLDER HON. W. ~ webster, finsn-
.tai s~cr-fnrr suuertnrtlEia fun9 .iisni1~r Fif--
,nufrh S1rftHfiF 'csif"rsuc~. fizuvifl.i. : w
Thornton. chaplain Illinois S-ais Pe.iIfsnrisr,
Iois.t: W : Phit.os. ssri-tsn' sur -f-irs,i.-rf
Illinois Stst- E"f"rInstofv. p.r-fsc tnis--rI.0t
kiII5-- SiuT"h cu.r;erls '"n.-rru-e Dan,iIie,-
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Enec;iyo September = 49,. tine Virgins
Ferry Company viii discontinue furnish
ing uuli-uo teams ~ all ~ it, lanIiEcs-
and no vehicle that cannot he moved f-c..-
Is bv TIE number OF horses IsS'Eus,! To-
haul il To destination will be allowed % Eo
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To enable Its members to observe -.
Louis Day the Good Government E.pub-
lean Roosevelt club adjourned until next
Friday night This VIII he the !tiy-fouTtE
anniversary Of the arrival OF its president
Chauncey !. FlIIey. in 81. Louis. and the
occasion Of scinc personal and political
r-riif!Sccrces. Gon.-Soycrnrncnt friends
ar. invited to attend.
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san Franci~co. Cal. Sept 12-At a
special meeting of the Board of Directors
~ the Western Pacific Railway Com
yary to-day James Tr.adweiI resigned as
a director OF tn. company and William II
T. i0r. vice president Of the Bowling
Green Trust Company and the National
E1nk. both Of New York. member Of tho
Executive Committee OF the St. Louis and
SJuthw. stern Railway Company, was
elected - director IN his stead.
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MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
CONFER WITH CChTELY0l
Atkins ind DicLcy SEE sntionai
Chairman. mud Wake rinn> 10 Jnr-
~ the state.


TsE-T'CI,i-IC SPE.,TAIa
Chicago. III. sept. l-.-aiissruIi VIZ JAe
subject OF csnfcr"nce to-day - R-pub-
Iican national h.adq'Iirters. and 1t j. at
mItt.d that the Republicans hope To cary
the STATE. 81. al least. t. make II very IN
i.-E,-stluE iDy tn. opposition
=. J. Akius. E'pubiicaI National COM
rnittcsinan FOR Missouri. Waller ~ p!ek.y-
chairman 81 'ts STATE E-"cuiiv" commit
tee and ,.ey'5s! other NissouTidu~. v-.r,
In conference" with Chairman cort"iy1U
and won't Oyer III, .litlAtinn-
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Dcn-~n Appears NJ Waterloo.

kEFi Elsi' sl'E'iNi@
Waterloo. Ill. sept. l-.-charles :. Do
nccn. Republican candidate fO- Governor.
spoke IN tn. Courthouse here this morn
ing. Con-rc ssInau George ". Smith of
the Twsnty-ffih District. Sylvester w.
.fcC.uirs. and Il. J. McE!yain sccpmplnic..
fb.. candidate.
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Cattle Rate Rearip..

Denver. Colo. sept ie.-JuIg. g. =.
ProUty. member of the Interstate Com
rucrc- Commission. began hearing svi-
demo. in this city today an charges II
Discrimination in freight tariffs against
thIS city. which nav" been made against
all Western railways. Catt.erren aileee
That for years the railways have been
steadily advancing livestock rates and ar..
now threat. flinE To- ;iut them stiII higher
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Ft,.s.raId.. Samc substituted.

EEFI EI-I' sFE-'I-tIs-
Dallas. Tex. Scpt 1.-THE Dallas Couu-
ty Republican Executive Committee me;
to-day and substituted Jhe name az
James Fitzgerald 81 Dallas fur that -:
Doctor Clark % Hutcn'ns rs "a candidate
fox the L-sgislaturs.
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chi,,..o..- Democrat. Active.

i:f.I'l BIO y I-lINI--
C!i!I!icotho. 40. SYt. l-.-Scvcuty-.isa,
Chi!i!coth- Democrats Today p-titioued J..
y Martin. chairnan Of the Democratic
County Committee. g" call Il meeting Ger
tn. rurpOs, OF organizing a ParkCr-Foik
cIuh. Nj. Martin compiled. naming Sru-
t.rni,er "a .ls the date
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President Rsns.ey Returns.

Pr.sid'n; Ramsey o; tho Wabash H.
turned to headquarters yesterday after al
abscn." 81 several weeks in the East
9ir Ramsey stated that as soon as the
Wabash took charge OF the Pit.sburr
Belt Line. recently purchases that freight
business over II would be begun.
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Alexander County plan.


Cairo. H. Sept. i---Tns Democratic
Comfy Central Committee ~ AicNan''.E
County organized Tonight by slocriIg J.
NJ DGgau chairman. and George T.
Walker secretary. PTsuarGtious are lc-
ir5 mad, 20 wage "A vigorous campaign
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To Di..a.. Repatriation.

There viii b. a nl-ci.nS "f IT,. To.k Dem
ocratsc club 90 the Twcuty-.:znih Ward
1T C.lIa's Hail. coTHc. "f TAYLOR ard Del
mar avenues. this evening at 6 o'clock Al
members are requested TO attend. Good
SPEAKER viii discuss the question Of :e.-
is-rsi!cr under II. new election ,aw.
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Firemeu.. Ninth Convention.

Buffalo. y V. Sept. Ie-The ninth
biennial convention Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive FTrernen Wis called TO order
here to-day. The report 0f Grand Master
HdHnahan t. Il. rad this evening will
show that the organization j. IN a pros
3erOus condition. that in the last two
years there has not been strike Df the
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Denrcp speak. at SPARKS.
r:Err-ELic SPECIAL

I.T.I7T I'M ; II M
Spsrt.. III. sept. l.-Charics :. Douo.u.
tin Republican gub..natorial candidate.
spoke here this afternoon. Mr.. D.u"'n and
his party arrived in the city AZ ie-s' =. III.
and v.re escorted ~ the AUditoTi IN.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
s. Joseph. No. sept FL r. Dve-.
WHO has been Superintendent Of telegraph
on the Iiuriirrton's Missouri lines for
twenty years has resigned. NJ Dyer has
hen IN Los Angels. Cal. FOR two months
I'd has decided t. remain there and en-
gage In the real estate business
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fTsn1su ON any road which the brother
hood X organized. all differences having
been settled withou; DELAY. An important
question 10 b. considered is the removal
OF III. headquarters Of the organization
from Peoria. Ill. 10 Buffalo
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In Hoaor Of TEXAS.

PAIN, fireworks IN Tin. Sta alum. WORLDS
FAIR grounds. ut 80 tonight. IN honor -;
Texas Week. p'yrUtechricai portraits ~
- NurL-fluf
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-. Ioui. Day-wor,d.~ Fair,


Use Wabash Shuttle Trains from Union
Station and avoid the crowd Trains
leave every fifteen minutes
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Texas. 81. Round Trip
Politicians tn See Play.

a Cotton iSrlt &oCt.. Through Slrsp-rs.
- time. Tickets an sale today 80 -
i've and Union station
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North Michigan SleepS
TO DISCUSS COACH RATES.

Viz lia-Pcnnsiyyania-G L. =
LEES ls.i5 - II. siailr
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Grand RsPsds Sleeper
VI. VandaIia Lee. 500 .. U.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-16
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

DEFAULT having been made in the
payment OF the sum OF FIVE Hundred SiX-
ty $50 dollars; which is claimed to be due
and is due at the date OF this notice. upon
q certain mortgage. duly executed and de-
Ann Bacon. mortgagors. to, Harriet > j.
chael. mortgagcc. bearing date the tn
day OF January, 1899. and with power OF
sale therein contained. duly recorded In
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds in and
Tor the county OF Potter and state OF South
Dakota ON the 18th day OF January. 1899.
at 7:10 O'Clock p. M. in Book 23 of mort
Cages. on page %. ana no acton or pro-
cceding having been Instituted by law or
otherwise to recover the debt secured by
sald mortgage, OF any part Thereon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-16
Minor Mention

Mrs Oliver is again on the sick
list.
Abundant rains passed over the
county last week.
Nearly everybody went to the
circus at Gettysburg.
Our Indian Schaol notes arrived
too late for insertion this week.
Miss Margie Kluth went home
with Miss Caroline Layer to visit
a few weeks.
Sam Thorp of Laurel was a
guest of the Gates House last
Thursday night.
Messrs H E Gates and 1 I
Timberlake went to Gettysburg
on business Wednesday.
Mr. Green returned from
Rochester, MINI. last Thursday
with Jimmy. Mrs Green me-
them at Gettysburg.
Mr. Roy Gates is helping the
Pioneer Store during its rush oi
business, owing to the Indians
being paid 1925 each.
Miss Nora Kluth accompanies
r B Palmer to Gettysburg las
Friday, where she was the guest o:
Mr. and Mrs Polk Turner.
Miss Violet Eidam arrived on
Saturday from Lake Benton wher;
she is attending school, to spen]
vacation with her parents.
Jimmy Green wasn't quite well
enough to 90 to the show Al
Gettysburg. so he stayed at homo
and helped Mrs Johnston in the
store.
Mr. and Mrs thinner and daugh
ter Miss Edna are absent in Wis
consin on their annual leave, and
Miss Allie is at Evarts visiting bel
ilull MIS- JAS NlCuOlS.
We omitted to mention last week
that Miss Emma Thickstun anc
her sister, Mrs Comstock, and Mi
G of Highmore were here on then
way to On the Trees camp.
Mr. and Mrs G Rosa were th'
guests of d l. Green last FRIDAY
night and went to the burg th
following day to see the show
They were accompanied by Mn
Green.
Our typo, Miss Mabel Bonsey
has written most of the local new
and set them all up this week
while Ye Editor was absent at Get
tysburg Monday and Tuesday, an
the rest of the time doing jo
work.
Mr. Harry Camp and sister, Mis-
May, of Miller, arrived last nigh
to spend three days Us the guest 0
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-16

Summer picnickers and garden
party hostesses may turn to the
July Delineator for novel and at
tractive ideas. Many forms of
outdoor festivities are therein set
forth, in addition to innumcrable
suggestions of domestic value. A
vegetarian breakfast, illustrated,
will appeal to a large class. while
of general culinary interest are the
recipes for Summer fruits and for
dainty dishes from veal. An
article on insect pests will be of
great service at this season.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-16
Entered as second class matter at the Postofie :
at Forest City, s. ID.

Pierre has something that np
other city in the northwest has.
She has a system of artesian wells
that furnish sufficient gas for light
ING the whole city, furnish power
for the city lighting and pumping
station, the mill and other com
panies using large gas engines for
power, besides furnishing fuel for
hundreds of families. South
Dakota is a state where no mattaf
what city has the capital thousands
of dollars must be spsnt for fuel
each year, that is unless the capital
is left at Pierre. The state at tic
expense of about two THOUSAND
dollars could put down an artesian
we'll upon its grounds and have
natural gas sufficient to more thar
fuInish fuel and light for any
state house now in existence in the
United States. Webster Reporter
and Farmer.