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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

Cuba, win arrive a. tbs Worlds Fair IN about
ten days as the representative OF ths Cuban
Government The Department o: Agriculture
has charge % all the Cuban exhibits at the
Worlds Fair. He will remain about ten days.
He e the father % Manuel D.ax. the Cuban.
who won TIE stbcr contest IN :he Olympic
Championships AZ the Worlds Far.
His EIc-liercy. tie Brazilian Charge d. AZ
fa.res =. Washington. Alfredo de NJ Comes
For-eira- called al the Brazilian Pavilion al
iz:l3 yesterday 10 pay his respects 20 lie Bra
z!I!al Commissioner General. Colonel ? ". de
souza Axuisr. He also calie. on President
Francis Hs VIII remain a. ths Worids Fair
three four days. The Brazilian CSrsui n
France. J. Nis-a Da Silva. who has been visit
Ing fhs Worlds Fa.-. a.d who was one OF the
c!s-ir gIish=i guests al the reception az ihe
pavilion n houor % the Independence Day %
Ira-ff las re-r1ru.. EIs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
VISITORS REGISTERED
At STATE BUILDINGS.
Tho following visitors registered az the
State buildings yesterday:

W & f aa.s4 ss: 81: y N.i s rnaa 1:yI a:;
EEss..t. On. G9osSsish;: s5TISsa.id: a L L
Sfss. casr,: EamS Gsfr s,dR x kLs.s s 3 Mrs
T.re W ksE gov. c0Ms I'm. p.rey a9s Sss:ha
T. Grove. Miss Mary c. Lyne. Ls.Iinstsi. .
Eria l. Burk. Kans,. city: @ ". Aksrs.
VIZ G.ors,s z !s:il5s: s.4aiis: n 9 !
Ear: Josie Earl. MaIeeiins: As-nes stout.
" Ray1srs K.n,as CTS! 1 pse,9! A hndfeE
aunsp MIMI Sr, M ' Msp5oe M MS MaEss
e Rs,.,s ,sds N9. gsESE e. L2sin
Adam saaIs John J. Klein. Ed F. KEN. Mrs
l. sss. ks Ta k". T.hs.. i afaa
Amo-e,: Bessie Hoiiister. " =. HoiIister, Ada
a Msalss p r. VIII Hal J. a No. CIV E %
k..s.r, leH Nrah Liz S M1 Elm AIS' sS;s
James Dvssan. Kansas city.
ILLINOIS.
T.. c5rcii B,ss ger: crasfo.a. Pti,sa.la; y
VIII vii Mr an. Mrs ETaTa arc eo. sa.iy Safe
siiss E;hiyn Joily. Nj Frank u Russell, Ma
Renford. arr.nia: Toui, we6-r. Iscksonviiis:
81 ass Lee asi y
". P. shuck BeIlevfIle: bella Hiii ani party.
Mrs Kinney Smiit.. OTTAWA: W Z. Miller and
party. Nanda,ia: T. H Bauer. Bunker HiIi:
and party. Alton: Sam Ferguson. DaaviiIe:
Mrs X Reiss. W. 7. Rsiss Cen;raita
W. J. F1tzSeraid. Jessie J. Fitzgerald. Benton:
q. R Berry. Merritt: Captain ". N Cate,
chas. z AZ Rockford: A p. Brewer. Spring
John Worcen. Bushnell. II. o. Potts and vif.
White Hall: c. y. Been. Chas. Blank. Baldwin:
J. d. Brown. HoopesTon. J. A Bsidinr. Bcae
Decatur: Mis- Blr'fei'-
Kinney. f:nrIewood: Doctor r. C. LYON, AMI
pzrty. Houston: r. g. Paniiin Springfield: Mac
Christnen. Bloomington: Ella J. Herr. Fl Pzso:
floyc Alexander. Gaie-buFx. W W RhcadS
Miles: Mary Beck wIlishoro. Mrs. 7. L Coz
and daughter. Mrs. u Randolph and sas:S,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
sAWsMITHs' NEW OFFICERS.
International Convention Com
pletes Labors and Adjourns.

The International Convention Of Saw
smiths adjourned yesterday. after electing
officers. passing resolutions Of thanks to
various union labor organizations for aid
and sympathy during the past year. and
deciding to meet next year IN Toronto.
President Deuhey Of Brooklyn SAID the
meeting was one OF the best-attended and
most interesting ever held by the saw-
smiths Of the United States and Canada
The officers elected at yesterdays meet
dent; CHRISTOPHER J. Aurnan St Louis
nrs: vice president; Joseph ONeil. Chi
cago. second vice president: Charles E.
Wertz. Indianapolis eecretary-treasurer.
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vIr5en. = II NcD1rsii Arthur ws-rsr
Hlr.;.ar, La SALE. l. u Rogers and esuE;.ts-
;...i'e; Helen Cray Bash. Helea u. Adams.
:, 70 Ste. hsas9a. saiina: Ker- ". sha-;st.
-I-lG. waller Str-ttuu. HItetl.sHI. =. IT.
sa4 - = sagwhan. Chanutr: " 4. sCha!t..
81. Iatsrviils y. a strau.Esu. strong CITY:
: > To5ias. Wilson: Ms II " Tuner. cha
EaIzoHa: D. v. Tindal. osborns: y. c. Tag
TTarii O.atae: ~. y Davis. Fort SCOTT. MFs
,ni vaTG Easter. csItEs;i. NJ. AL rs
II $ Evans, wilson: W. z I5nr1-;;.
IS and = Fo,sy,s. 4. ih !e1re A iiHs
Ms " AID Hattie FaiEell. GiraFi: Laura
y 81 ,i9,l@ Serene. Aieni. J. q saai3ary.
H5iion. James AID MAbel stenEer. council
ard MIS-. &. B. crane:, Kansas CITY. IL ".
s;asT9 Ia - ss Ts Is G5awts;d g.
Hills ftrs e: 4 .. ald II r. Dodge wichi-
-: J b, DIXON. ,.-wtoa; Ar. ard Mrs. :. T.
ana A-s !. L Dsaieis. L1avsnx1 rth: ~. ard
s Nis. >, i; Dye. h;.-y: p. J. David. Girarf:
sae = Y co?as. Drnison. J. T. Deaa!.. Water
ARKANSAS.
T Dunran. y. ?: Uurran. Nsra: : Z Ia
E1eE5 NJ " Nile Mariana 4 Floyd.
81 y So Is 49,, h1sTs "a, AZ s ald
Clarendon. blanche NilsEra. Is~erott. " =
o..
Loretta Patton. I---i- ROCK : = resrf Hoz-
oil 9 T.. '5ai.. J. :. Crow. II 2. Eltee. A.xa-
d-4rria. r. = : tr.itz. Fannie FLc!1hAr4t Joh-.
T.. Fletcher. John q. FLETCHER. II. I.ttl. IocE
ISDGAS TERRITORY.
6 l. E9mhp. B.Esy: J \. Bianchari s;orTis
t4aE.i.sE4. Purcell. ~. Il ar4 ". = Hu.-hI-
E1H. 'Aecntah. n ". Stoicud. : 9 shsfhsTI
south Aiciie-L'E. 4. Y Craven and wife. Slus-
k1se-. ONE sutton, =. J.. sutton. = ". lisla.
S5u;n McA-sst.-. r. IcKeunSn. 3. g Evans
anl wife. MgsSosee- J ?. Eniz. n. WgTira1z.
DAVIS. X Jordan. i.ar1r@. =. : Coming south
SCAI.s-rr. IgrI Cameron viusta. \ Z Cats
J. u LINN. Ardu8o-e. Mrs. Jane. P.ttyto hn
Ihici1 Ia. j y LsNis and wife. Miss Jennie
LIS. 'oaisate: %. C. Hendrix. CLscotAh- =.
y NfrF"rs. thlrSaslll. y. J. Schlueter, Elrho-
ii.iago. \. LIMA Esau. w@leh: W. !. Whlfater
J, 2 \. BssEy. Pryor Creek. C1aEiss J. sewers
TEXAS
=. Hans5r san Antonio. Mrs y Il s,.arT.
Houston M,. Lafsss D1ylr. Galveston: , n
vel. WeathsTford: Miss Hoops= Sis. Han
cock. M.E- cora Han-plE. At-tiu. Mr. AMI
ki-V!ns--. Ialls-. n Hamiifen. IF. II <
Hamilton. H1ustofl. Mrs, n. l.. H1Uriars La
Gle B0urlsnt. ". II Newton. san Ancorio;
Tom y Huli. Denton. !. L. Woods. ssb;a4I;
Olvsr3 L>Eis. WEitsst-o-o.
KENTUCKY.
" A Bagot Newport: DAVID " Moody.
NEi.sor.iile. W 4 Mgreock. Nrs- IS. A Muir
dock. Alfred Ch@nuweth. Louise Notte!er. Louis
VILE: J. NJ scale. LeSinEtcn: Nell. Sa1is
Grernup: LEO II B@csu4sn. Newport. lose
Mgr. Louisville. z. r. Mortaz1s. Ashland: y.
-. fiy.Ie. Water Nalley: carrie u. Osborn. SUI
yill@. Z @. stuart. GIsnaale: l. D wiiiia1ns
Franklin. Tom Suurnsr. Carrie SDurn4r. coz
seyyills. D0uuis Earle. Bowling Green
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The BOer War exhibition hav. no, been

content with the words standing room
only" FOR every afternoon this week they
have turned away thousands of would-be
spectators, and come Tonight at 80 in
stead has been the cry.
Long before the time to commence the
performance the grand stand has been
packed 10 Overf,owing, The grand stand
Will seat O10 persons. From official fg-
ures IL is estimated that ~ per cent Of
the Worlds Fair visitors see the Boer
War show
There are seven different entrances
around this fourteen-acre concession, and
ten cashiers are kept busy for an hour and
half before each performance selling
tickets The management has taken every
pTecautiOn for the comfortable ~accommO-
most Sansuine did not look for such at
tendances
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
|. O. o. F. ENTERTAINED.
Welcomed by Governor Dockery,
Mayor Wells and President Fran-
els At Temple Of Fraternity.

A reception was rendered 20 the repre-
sentatiyes OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
I. o. o. E. from Il N. TO : ?. m yester-
day al the Temple cs Fraternity By the
State and Exposition officials Governor
Docke-y greeted the representatives on
the part OF the State. President Francis
extended a welcome to the Exposition. and
Mayor RolIa Wells handed over the keys
and extended tho freedom OF the city
The welcoming address on behalf o: n.
order vas made by the grand master. C.
G. Lydy OF Springfield.
Responses were made by John y. Good
win Of Georgia. the grand sire. Il. r.
Daniels o! Griffin. Ga; r :. Conway o:
Chicago: r. Z. Wright. deputy grand sire
OF Pennsylvania, and Charles n Busbec
OF Rale!gh. y. ..
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P.ph TO GIVE LUNCHEON.
Deputy of italian Parliament Will
Entertain To-day.

Angelo Payis. a Deputy OF the Italian
Parliament, anf President OF the ROYAL
italian Commission IN Rome OF the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Win give
n luncheon 10 about sixty guests at the
italian Pavilion to-day at 30 .. m
Among those who have been invited are
Alfred Picard. President Francis. Director
OF Exhibits SiSiff. Doctor Theodore Lewald
and other foreign Commissioners Italian
Jurors. Commissioner General Planches
and the other attaches OF the Italian Com
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
TO ARRANGE RECEPTION
FOR REDMOND AND PARTY.
Mas Meeting of LocnI Irishm-n viii
BE Held This Evening at
LindeIl Hotel

A mas meeting % the IEIshrEen o. So
Louis will be held in the parlors o. the
LindeIl Hotel this evening 70 make az
rangements sor the big Irish demonst-a-
ton at the Coliseum. Thirteenth aud
Olive streets. on Sunday evening. SepteTn-
her u. 2. m. IN honor OF John Redmond.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

5fcef t T. ARD f aa@ a.. .l A Vie
Kings highway. city block %, E.nST
Lamb and husband to Alfred How.
B0TtNIcAL-a =. as Being i "a. a..
iAnioSl. city block tsl5: Annie B5ush;on
BOYLE-s5 II. v. s. let Fapin and
chou,eau. city bloc: SIS: Anne Kra4e
mann and husband ct a. 70 Eddi. Wit
BoYLEis q: I. s.. bet P.p,a and
chouteaH. city block zssS. Atlnis Rraio-
WsIa and klshi-d E; al % Annis
MA hy.isrrs NV q. ..--.:-..--:-..--.-...
Ch9a;eau. city biocK 81: AMAZE Krsis-
E.aEa AID husband ct Al. TO Charles ".
cARTEE-,o n. =. q. bet. Clntfa and
iaaysr and VIII. 70 + II Isn1r.;,e,L
cilotTEAU.sa 4: dir :: ne: cor:
mann and husband e, al to Herman
Miisr|w; .--.-------.....-...--..:-:.
cH9 .s. AZ sit 4; n b. z n cor TAI
mann aad husband e; a. 20 Lizzie Ao-
CHIFFON 1s1sssTE0 & D. =. :; !, :. cor. i;.:t.
ei;y block go: ssverin Thuin and VII.
% Oliver c. voGol-qtc. d..-.-.....-.....
coMPT Ef,sI . g: ti, :: eo.; i:ai:k..
erin Thurn and w!fe-9tc. a..........-..
co On; t. n, z. Sei. Grand
Riley % 81. ,ey special cornmissioser.
70 Jossphins karst.pl- ooulrnr.' d. I
q Th stLlH estT be. On isss ss5:a
Maier TO Arthur, Mulho!land-w. d. !
Coz S,sc, # &, s,o IN, E y. cor:
ihe.ss g. 'y % '' asry n Nc1i sc. r
TO- f {:s; 5ss,s y 81: A BRISK ssi
H AsIss:: e.y si s s !s b.s.:A
tisn Church 20 Hsrlratt: Place Chris
KEoKCK.3 II 10. IN. a.. bet
Paul ana and vie If%. 10 john 0 Pfsnd ana I sse
LABADiE-i; It; 5. 4, bet. sarah and
Valley Tru,; Co. 10 Julia Funks ct al.
M AZ 5;1s,, r. s,,z NJ. be-; yai.:;.f
sippi Valley Trust Company 10 Charles
H.Ibert M.rqu!s-w. d.------:.-..---.
M Ashha,.an city b5cs s,5s h being
HEN. and wife TO Arthur L. Poss and
MIYST. S Fax q. b., i.s,l.
end Deior. city Sioen .=is: os Loa ils'
w;dnan and wife 70 caas. e NohI-
sINNEsorA.S +. W. b.i. Ita;ia
Nohi and wife 10 Louis F. Wianan
SEBRAsKA-25 n, W.. t-inr So Ne
braska, city block Z75-: James J. nc
Donald 70 EDWARD Duohex and rife-
NORTH MARKYrIa n. 5. >. bet.
Grand and Spring. city block 1875:
Alice W. Uhris 10 Charles Go-dds and
pSaEsi 9f Il: in. n :. bel. pacl,d T.
Taorburn 20 Ma-ra-.t Isbsii-see a.
PAGE-1o II. 8. .. bet Auoe-t and E>i-
ner and wife TO VIA. a Msiet;o and -.
P&GEa T. a. q: Ss;. EuciA v
ss at'h FR,S e AT4ssE Z F,@;-w d.,
Cora. city hfoek yt1s: May r WI.
son 20 J.. Philo Young. d.--.------
SEMPLE-o'e # IN. g :. cor.
k.ai;g Co. % jaime, D. simoas.w: d.
ss .nd ba4iy. cit; BOZ e ST: T Eoa:.
Knoebsl 9. al: 70 Oscar Heile-w; d.. Z
2ols aad 800 sEenandoah. ely block
1880; Johanne. T. Felber By trustee 20
Arthur 9 Printz-w. d-.;-.;-.--.-... 9
ST LOUISE II. n beng g: s..
Suis 7, s,'y Sa s2ss 3 Ans Mssssg. va.
and husband-v. d---....--....-...-..-..-
sTLLIvAN-1s IT. =. 8. bet Elliot and
Glaseow, city block f57I: Root. II
ouaokenboss TO Catherine Inves;uaen:
TEXASsa In. W. =. bet Lsneh and
Pestaiozzi City h,ock isze: Carolina
Essve.n % cha.. z SohI-1tc. d..
W .s Wsssios;: ETY. f bi o s f n.4
he, 2. Winter 70 Joseph z RYAN, q. .
wasHINGToN!s e: = bet Esw-
Mo, 70 A V L. Brokav-v. dr.. 9
wIsEzs 81 .. g.. bet Tarnm and Gil
dress city biock sJ7&: Margaret B Miiz
and husband TO Chan L Koch and wife
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Bui1ding Permits.

" z Rhodes txo-ssory brick dwelling At
Nos. <z1-t.24 Olive. Ss.5oo.
Ernest TittgemeyeI, tvo-ssory brick dwelling
AZ No. Sz11 warne; 8. So
houss a. No, "a North Kings Highway: 81 I'D
Louis Bender. two-s:ory brick dwelling a. No
-zs Far-ar: 1900.
81 Libor.us Parish, three-s.ory brick dwell
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

For a score or more Of years NJ. VIM.
". Moore has been Identified with the
clothing trade Of this city. and necessarily
now has large acq iaintance. who will
with the clothing department Of tae May
Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

GRANVILLE. Ill Sept. a-Ths Albion Jour
nal and the Edwards County Republican.
Republican papers. published b. different
factions AT Albion were yesterday consol
dated. the Journal purchasing the Repub-
lean NJ J. Harrnett, former editor o. the
Republican has a position on the Journal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10
BIG CROWDS SEE BOER WAR.
Forty Per Cent of Fair yisitors Look
Euhihff

To 10 able TO make the old familiar an
nouncemsnt. Standing room only is tho
height Of ambition and the init OF hap
piness 10 all professional showmen.
Frank E Fills and his colleagues o,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

Alto Pass, H.. Sept. e-CharIes ONeiIl.
Jr.. a clerk In the Illinois Central freight
Office at Anna. has Just been notified that
he IS one Of the few heirs to the estate
OF his ereat-Rrandfather. Sir Stephen Rus
sell. who lived nearly a century ago In the
County OF Tipperary. Ireland The estate
is valued at si2S!oG-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

Twelve Attractions for One Price.
You will DO better. feel better and be
better for having visited Jerusalem At the
Worlds Fair. No extra charges. Twelve
attractions for one admission.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

First Prize In Pike Parade,
Sept & Esaumau Village. See II
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

On September .
the chairman OF the Irish parliamentary
party. and HE colleagues. Captain Done!-
Ian and Patrick O'Bueu
The Most Reverend J. ]. Glcunou. Arch
bishop OF St. Louis. will presiSe al tn
demonstration r c. Kereas. chairman OF
arrival. and they viii be entertained BY
prominent Irish-Arnericans ir 81. Louis.
The Irish leader and his colleagues will
be escorted 20 the Coliseum by uniformed
members o. the Irish and Catholic s0cie-
ties o1 St Louis. headed by Ireland's Own
Band Redmond IL inviting the support OF
his countrymeu and others for the move
ment for home rule in Ireland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

Run In connection with German Govern
ment building. east side OF Cascades Best
service and cuisine Finest Wines. Man
agennent OF Roas-Pfennings OF Berlin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

bofLIj-5 q. .. g.. bet Papia and
Iss.H and husband e Al. % annis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

bon LIS II, ". 8. bet Pap.n ard
mann AID husband ct al TO Charles W.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

cAEIEE-D II. e; g.. bet. clntra and
Iaayer and wifs 10 +. II. Landze;;ei-
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! CIOCTEAU-s2 n. In, T. O., n. e cor
| mann and husband e al to Herman
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Nlr-er. :. II NrD1rsii Arthur. wa-rsr
HIuiaar. La SALE. l.. -. Rogers and caur..-s-
Sf---Gfisll. f'rlfssz.r aG1 iira J Pike Je--
..i'-: Helen Gray Bush. Heiea u Adams
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

LABA ,... Il 49, let sarah sna N,
Valley Trust Co. 10 Julia Funke ct al.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

KEoKCK-@ Il. ioIi IN. n. Q. bet
Paul and wife 20 John Pfsnd and wife
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

"a lily sioe r t,, IN. ti,,ss fstns ga A;ss
70 Elenor Larnb-v. d..-.........-........s
A kiSS,. 49, r.; n: 81 set Tayio; and
Lamb and husband to Alfred HorNw.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

tHnicSl. city block tsI5: Annie Bsush.on
a.a husband to Eosi= Veitch-w d.
SOfLE-e1 II. " s.. bet Papin and
mann and husband et a. TO EDDIE Wit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-10

NORTH MARKIJr-5o n. s. y. bet
Grand and Spriag. city nlock 1873:
Alice W. IUh1g 10 Charles Go>dds and
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HoCTEAC-,S r.. n. q. n .. cor. Tai
mage. city block 3efS. Annie kraIe-
mann AID husband e; a. 20 ilxzia Ho-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-22
Steele,s Good Bow.

DR.. S. A. D. Steele, one Of the
brightest lights in the Methodist church.
lectured In the Methodist church last
Sunday night, and his subject was
"Boys," one he has studied. and he is
putting into practical operation at an
industrial school near Lumberton, Miss.
his ideas In training aud educating the
youth Of on. state. The DR.. doesn't
believe in ~degeneratel boys. There may
be come "Peck's bad boys but the
hopeless pervert is a rare exception and
for such exceptions the parent tand the
teacher are as culpable as the boy. The
Dr's. lecture delighted his audience,
which was very large. although only
short notice was given, and it was not
generally known that he would speak.
The legislatures Of several states have
passed acts concerning delinquent chill
dren," and the system has been pro-
ductive OF excellent results.
The erring or f~riendless little ones
are made to work and 10 addition, are
given the rpdiments Of a common school
education, surrounded with wholesome
influence and taught useful trades.
DR.. Steele's school is not OF this
character, although all who attend are
required to do a certain amount of work
which pays for their tuition.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-22
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
THE DOTHEROw DRY GOODS co.

Article !. BE II known that J. j. Dothe.
row. W. A, Dothcrow, y. NJ. Love aud their
associates. are hereby created a body cor
poraie under tho corporation name Of The
potherow-Dry Goods Co. and by that name
NAV sue AMI no sued. plead and he implead-
ed in all courts Of law and equity. contract
and be contracted with. nv said corporate
name. and NAV attest Its contracts by cor
porate seal IN be adopted by said corpora
tion. an altered or changed NJ will.
Article 2 The purposes Of said corpora
ton are. and II Is hereby empowered. TO
contuct at the place Of its domlrilp. a gem
eral mercantile business. owning, huving
and selling. at wholesale or retail. goods.
wares ana merchandise Of fvprv descrlp-
ton and Kind Of merchantnhle wares. also
cotton. cotton seed ana all kinds ~ coun-
try produce; may purchase and hold such
real estate ne NAV he needed for The loca-
ton Of store and warehouse. and such real
estate ns may he acquired In the collection
Of debts may take and hold nv deeds of
trust. mortgages or other Instruments NJ
conveyance, such securities IA may he
deemed advisable TO secure debts contract
ed or to he contracted. for goods. supplies
and moneys advanced to customers on oil
Their real or personal property. or both. ana
generally to make such contracts and take
and holh such securities therefore as are
usual and incident to its said business.
Article 3. The domicile OF snid corpora
ton shall he nj BroOksville. Noyuhee cOun-
ty. Site of Mississippi. and said corpora-
ton shall have succession for the term ot
TWENTY-FIVE t25l wears. The corporation
shall have capita stock Of Ten thousand
100000 dollars. to be divided into one hun
dred shares Of ono bundled (si0O) dollars
each. or such fractional part thereof as may
H. lAst-.ANN L., IA. T. 49, -
may he increased ut the discretion of the
bona ide stockholders nv a majority vote NJ
the entire paid up capital stock. which shall
not exceed ten thousand (s10,000l dollars.
Article. When seven Thousand five hun
dred $1,000 dollars Of said capita! stock
shall have been paid in. said corporation
shall he authorized to m business.
Article ;. An stock issued shall he signed
by the Secretary and countersigned nv the
President or Vice President. and authenti-
Gated nv the seal Of said corporation. and
shall he entered on the stoct books 10 he
kept for such purpose. and he transfer able
thereon in the manner prescribed by the
statutes in such eases,
Article G. The business Of said corpora.
ton shall he conducted and manavpd nv
Ind under the directions of n Board of'hree
Directors. who shan he elected annually hv
the stockholders at such time and place ms
shall he prescribed and fixed hv the bv-
laws, who shall, from their number elect a
President. Vice-Presidpnt. Secretary and
Treasurer, which two last-named officers
may. II so directed by the bylaws. he held
bv the same nerson. The duties and sala.
ries OF all officers to he prescribed nv the
bylaws. and by its bylaws said corpora
ton may determine the time. manner and
place Of calling and conducting meetings
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Miss ]. Louise Faust.

A sad death occurred at the Simpson
House last Friday evening, Oct. l4th.
Miss Faust was living IN Pratt City,
Ala , but a short time before her death
came to Macon, where she had the de-
voted attention of IA loving sister,
Miss Annie Faust. Miss Faust's health
had been failing for some time, and
her weakened condition was not able to
Withstand the ravages of disease. She
was an orphan. the daughter OF a WELL
known minister of the Methodist
church, and leaves only a brother. who
lives somewhere in the wet, and
half sister, Miss Annie Faust.
The funeral services occurredssat the
grave in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
and were conducted by Rev. Mr.
Mitchell.
Leaves have their time to fall.
And flowers to wither at the north winds
breath,
And stars to set, but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own,
q DEATH
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BROWNSVILLE

Rev. DR.. Waddell of the Church OF
the Mediator. Of Meridian preached to
his flock Tuesday evening at the Baptist
church.
The Cumberland Presbyterians began
the use of their beautiful little house Of
worship by a three days meeting. The
preaching. which was some Of the best
ever heard here. was done by the Rev.
Mr.. Oakley, Of the G.. P. church Of
Columbus.
Oct. Is, a little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbee Nuckols.
Mrs. Annie Wootten went to st.
Louis Wednesday to visit relatives, and
to attend the Fair.
Mr.. Tucker Madison is in Columbus
enjoying the festivities Of their annual
fair.
The big cotton warehouse is not a
''thing of beauty - but seems to be
useful. as they are storing cotton in it
before it is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priest Memories have
gone to Hickory to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Todd. Mr.. Todd has been very
dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Glover Wilkins has sold his house
and lot in west Brooksville to Mrs. Lou
Hall, She will have the house remodel
ed before occupying it.
wash ladies and water are both
very scarce. A laundry is much needed
I Rev r 0. Brown has been in Tibbee
this week helping in a meeting.
Misses Edna Mcleod and Alice st.
John attended the Starkville fair.
Mesdames Archer and Smith of
Crawford were visiting and attending to
business in town Tuesday.
Messrs. Hopkins. Grey. johnson and
some others were at X-Prairis last Sum
day to hear DR., Steel, They report an
intellectual and spiritual feast, and a
fine dinner.
Cotton is pouring in. both gins are
kept busy. no waiting and complaining
ss there was last fall.