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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
BOYS GOT
A CHILL
CIVIC UNION REFUSED HIS De.
MANp FOR INVESTIGATION or
MS Asrc IN SMITH CASE

Attorney Boys. who was charged
with bctrayinE the Civic union al
the time OF It's sa=ealled inyestira-
ton OF tho official record Of L. C..
Smith prior TO the fall election. was
given cold reception by the or
RnniEation when It met last night
at the Rainier Grand Co elect q
board OF trustees for the ensuing
year. Boys was present and made
an appeal for an Investigation OF
his alleged improper conduct but a
motion that he be given one was
tabled.
President Milo 4 Root hy stat
Ing In his address that. with the
exception OF one single Individual"
no member OF the union had done
anything without good faith. Great
ed the uproar. Boys evidently
thought the individual referred 70
WAS himself and with an injured air
demanded an investigation. This
brought about n sharp discussion
between several Of those present
the record OF Smith and the Eaton
affair being again discussed In de-
tail The sentiment appeared TO be
evenly divided a. to whether or not
smith should have been denounced
by the organization.
President Root reviewed the hts
tory OF tho organization for the past
year. Ho said that perhaps some
mistakes had been made and some
criticisms had been made against
several of is members but main
talned that most Of the attacks we're
81 ainlster origin. the union having
accomplished. for a young body,
much civic good already lie dc.
ellned 10 be reelected president 81
the organization The following
trustees were elected.
+ n. Hailcr. John II Pow Ill J.
NJ. Frlnok. George II Adalr. T. =.
Jones. a 3 Burwell. e. , Crane. 7.
Ioaenhans. Harold Preston. Corwin
s. shank. NJ G Mason. Richard NJ,
White. r. n. James. r e. Harper.
DR. D. A Churchill II heriiner.
Frank u Black II = Blake /. Y.
Kfrkpatrick. James Bushnell. a. j..
Goddard. Or Alfred Raymond. l. ).
Calman. Henry Mcclure. William "
Robertson. Homer n Hill. A. y.
Kerry, Watson Allen william ".
Lewis. Milo A. Root Reuben w.
jones. ". p Patten v u Wood.
=. W. West. ! Il Hawalah. ", l..
Steer. A. l. Piper 6 " Horr. A
Muchmore. y. N Roberts. Everett
smith. J. A. Mackiunan. W. Y.
white. Willis u. Herr. Eugene w
Burr. n. G. Force. {. + Congleton.
= l.. Mann. T 5 Lippy = Nc
Grew. o. G. MeGilvra. George Kin
near.
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It's majesty greeted me with great
cundraeenHlan ITO even went 80
far as to bid the be seated. an lsuaf
which / should say he had fgeYer
been known - show 10 -. lssfu=
pean before.
I have given o'dcgs fos..hy bur
nry tomorrow, and ton-gss my pnnd
ylzier shall bfInE Co thee 200
pounds In English gold. The Num
OF 6. goo pounds will be paid IN Lon
don O. thee az nn address Of which
the sfand xlEirr will tell thee. That
and thY life should bo sufficient to-
ward
1t shall all be spent upon the
work I have underthkcn "a 10" 1
answered fnr II was imponalble for
me 10 accept anything ln payment
fur such a shameful act .aa / va
preparing To commit
That has naught 90 do with me.
my companion replied. with a short
laugh so that you set her here.
/ am not concerned aa 60 the spend
Ing af the money. tiut bear Ia mind
always that II you f1ii me. sooner
or later your life Win pay the for
felt"
That night ] slept more souudlY
than l had done FOR weeks past /
woke at duybreak A magnificent
animal had been sent for my use,
and / WIS about Co mount Il when
his malraty's own servant eamH 10
me and said In low voice. The
sultan. my master may he live for
ever bids me- say that he wishes
YOU a safe Journey and success to
an YOU undertake"
tossed him some coins and then
gave the order 90 start Ten min
utea later we were outside the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

when the Kidneys are sick there rs
always "a waning tn tell sou o. A..
ana when the kidneys cali for help
there Do no time % iosa kidney dis
eases are common aud fatal-cauHe
more deaths every year than any
other human lIH But iu nine cases
out Of ten this o. due - neglect. KID
uey disorders are easily contracted.
but just as easily cured when treat
"a properly and On time.
Common causes - kidney troubles
ARE colds feYefa exposure. strains
on the back blood poisoning die
eaHaH. aud Indulgence II sfimullutH
The kidneys are the blood filters.
and when they become sick the
blood H. soon laden With impurities.
Hhieh The kidneys have failed o. re-
move. This causes haekaehe siiff.
lame and sore muscles. aching Joints.
spells ~ dizziness. headaches. rheu-
matte pains. leaplsaauHas. nervous
ness and iauFunrl weak heart and
many other bodily aches and Ills.
Meanwhile the kidneys are fast
breaking down. and from this cause
the urine becomes dtaeulurrd and fun
If sandy sediment. passages are too
frequent and often painful
Uric acid cyHtalizeE aud causes
gravel and kidney stones The biad-
der cannot perform its natural du-
ties Water which should pass or
In the urine collects IN different
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
STARVED TO pEkT4

Our tsxt today Is the tory Of the
mlaer Who taught hts D. To I've
on straw. Of which he ave him =
smaller portion every dAt
Just "a TIE miaer had BIT him 80
trained - 10 eat one siraW 4 day
the poor ass died
fIa l. an ass Who HtafSca himself
70 dsath-As thousands nre doing.
mislsd b. foolish teacheas because
their Hfomacha have asootus too
weak. through neglect ~ disease.
% do the work which tatura has
provided Tor their stomRha tosho.
Because the engine is dat % scar.
would you cansiEn u y thu Junk
heap
Why. no Mend g.
Commit slow suicide because YeuF
digestive organs leak
Certainly not Take ssuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets
One thing il sure as shooting
You can never get a new utam.
arh.
You mus, mend n. or Il will lead
you a miserable existence
The only way TO mend u IL to
take Stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets.
This has been practically and
scientifically demonstrated By the
many thousands whom Stuart :
Dyspepsia Tablets have positively
cured. after every other treatment
Of medicine. mineral waters. pills,
and slow. suicidal starvation. had
failed
These methods are all uuaeiehtifle
therefore false
stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets are
seisntifie-lhefefor true. aud sue
cessful
Having cured 30 many thousands
many Of whom doubtless have
suffered more than you do-do We
claim too much when No say that
Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets vii
surely do good 10 you
Surely not
Especially when we make II plain
that no promise Il made 20 cure
more than ono disease Dyspepsia
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are a
positive cure for just this one dis
ease
They arc n scientific combination
OF ingredients which search out the
weak spots In all the digestive or
Eans and make them strong and
we'll
They have an Immediate diKas-
tive action on undiEested food. and
thus. while curing weak organs.
they at the same time help them to
DO their work.
They thus stand for all that Is
good In the medical treatment Of
Dyspepsia. and for nothing that Is
bad
They are not a fad but fact.
They are safe. pleasant. certain
and permanent. and can be taken
BY the most delicate inyalida with
out fear Of harmful results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

hampton. used 20 know her as a
child, and her brother and were at
the varsity together haven't seen
her for years"
4 don't know what there Is 70
tell you he returned. save that she
~ popularity supposed 20 be the most
beautiful woman in England. and
that when the old duke dies she'll be
Immensely rich. she il also a great
horaeWoman. hunts as many days in
the week a. hounds are out. sup
pose they are up In town on account
Of the frost
Where do they hunt FROM
Prom Hurndean hall. their place
Ia I4elceatefnhire."
Net married. suppose7~
oh. dear. no. Seems 20 take no
interest Ia men. II is commonly re-
ported that hair the peerage have
proposed to her. but 20 far she has
refused them all She has evident
~ Ntil Of her own. Iss the way.
there Is rather "a Joke connected
with her. Rumor has u that when
the sultan Of Madrapore was over
here. seme little time back. he WIS
very anxious 20 add her 20 the list
~ his wives believe he offered
exceptional terms. but the old duke
didn't see II in the same light.
Fancy that Internal rascal aspiring
20 such a Rlri ns that II was said
that that was why he cut short his
visit 20 England and went over to
play at politics with the French
Having no desire 20 discuss the
subject any further. and having fin
iahed my cigarrt. I suggested that
We return to our seats. ON looking
w at the box. I noticed that "A tall.
military looking man had entered
u and taken the dukes place. lie
was engaged In conversation with
his companion. but I gathered from
the expression upon her face that
her interest was only assumed.
Who Is that2" I asked OF Lace
BY.
Ito lie Continued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

u vaa the middle OF November
when I reached England. after enc
81 the ruuEheat passages IN all HlY
experience Il seemed rit haue=
coming for a man like myself. e ha
had such a secret o. keep him COM
psuY and such a viliainoua piece of
work ahead % him.
had telsKra phed from Plymouth
90 the cecil for a room. and I drove
there Immediately GA my arrival II
this time Il was nearly 4 o'clock and
beginning 70 grow dark. ! needed
aouts use eaata and started out 70
a tailor shop. I WAS within 50 yards
Of the gates 81 burlington house
when saw coming towards me a
man with whom. less than two Yeafa
before. I had been GA tho mast tuti-
mate taEua. and GA aumeu hat pnEus
liar circumstance
Like myself. he had been knocking
about the world. here there aud rN-
srywhrre. since he was a Yuungater.
When { first met him he was In chi
ma. Engaged In the somewhat profit
able. bat always dangerous. attempt
% squeeze the governor 81 a prov
nee. IL vas anxious 60 obtain =
concession. and came extremely HuHf
losing his life IN attempting e. get
r. ~ sod luck fWaa able Ia an=
,rieatr hlfu from bis danEfrnus posi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
SEATTLE PROOF

MR. Il Spencer. wife Of r span-
Ger. plumber. living az fis Aloha
street. says
The merit Of Doan'H Kidney pills
b. beyond question Their use re-
uened me Of backarhe which had
given me a good deal % anu0yancs
for some time. Ladies suffering
from this most prevalent ailment.
Judging from my experience. vii
consult their health and comfort By
giving Daau'H Kidney Pills a trial"
A TRIAL FREE--To prove what
Deans Kidney Pills will do for you.
we viii mail a free trial box on ap-
rllcation. Address given below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
the THINGS IN THE STORES

looks a stores.
This Is appreciatiye country a country
country that every year demands than It dd the be-
fore which that Il u a progressive country
And nowhere Is that fact demonstrated clearly
In the shops
The show windows ablaze Silks Jewels new
and textures cut glass paintings marvellous pottery
silver and gold effects, lavish confusion
have been invested The utilities there
have be found In almost endless
and millions have expended in novelties
and and comfort until
daring Of these Of the who have
their Judgment Of what che people will buy that
swept the warehouses OF the Every
People better things to wear 20
The people have the Interest ri
what they want and they win purchase.
The merchants have done their part II
that there could be reasonable human
OF Seattle not supply
This holiday marked by the things await
the public. They show wealth OF ideas
that should make the average citizen proud
And be should also be proud Of the fact that
the face Of the earth do the plain
OF those good things that be found in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

Mayor Ballinger says he won't al
low prize fights IN Seattle. That's
too bad II keeps Ttastua Rraineri
and Col Biethen from settling their
differences In the only way consist :
tent with their past conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

parts n The body. causing dropaieai
bioatIuR
The final outcome o. either dread
"a diabetes or fatal BHFhta disease.
Nothing can cure the sufferer at any
stage except a medicine that cures
the Kidneys.
There Is one remedy which never
falls - cure sick kidneys D8anss
Kidney pills. This specific helps the
kidneys to take out an the kidney
noin0na It's effects are lasting.
Hundreds ~ cures have been made
BY Doan'a Kidney pills ia this city
any many grateful people testify.
Here's one home case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

The erase for applique IL increaH-
ing. Here is shown a 1850 reception
costume 81 green crepe de chine. or
unmcnted with velvet bands o. a
darker shade % green. the bands
caught here and there with a roac IN
applique. The effect la similar "a
brocade materials. The roses used
IN applique may be in embroidery
upon velvet. or. as in this ease. may
be cut out from silk and velvet bro
cadc and whipped onto the gown
The rose In here shown iu detail for
embroidery The broeadea. however
combinations 81 silk and velvet IN
shades % green. give quite as artis.
tic an effect. and the work Is morr
easily accomplished The hat r. OF
green velvet. with shades Of green
ostrich feathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

sIives Of dachshunds all remind Us
We can lunch on fat canine.
And by getting out and hustle
Round up wieners superfine."
-fgorrote Love Song.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

Boil your Fidos; the dog eaters
are ia town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
ga STAR DUST va

slot machine cases. and the new IN
ion depotf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

Have you ordered your Xmas
plum pudding yot7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

"A little Fido now and then
u reilshed by the best Of men"
Prom the Esoffota EalionaiHymn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

~ the way. what has become N
Annie Rooney and Kitty Bird. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

Let's organize an Igorrote club.
And let this be your motto. 'fEv-
cry dog has his day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
DO you BLAME HER I

DO you BLAME HERR
The novel was b. Bertha Clay.
IL told Of Verna, led astray
by some Duke. vile and dissolute:
And how her anguish she kept mute
Until AZ last sir Mordaunt came
"a flame 81 old. who sim was game
And clasped her in his arms and
HWOre
He'd cherish her forevermore.
All this she read. a maiden flushed.
Who Ger the romance simply
gushed.
Just then she swore and closed the
book,
because she heard the words,
Where's COOKE
Oh, are you 10 your room yet. Name ?
please hurry down. the milk has
came"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07
SALE ON FuRs

SALE ON FURs
To last Two Weeks, Commanding
Monday. Nov. 20
Special discount OF 10 per cent on
all our large stock % Lndlgf Fine
Furs All goods marked In plain fig
ures Special attention given 20 seal
skin garments.
c. c. BERo
Furrisr. t425 First Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

Let's put John l.. Wilson on the
chain gang till the senatorial cam
palgu Is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

harder the Times Knocks" anything
there municipal lighting bond
influence public Of 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

'"We are going to the dogs" said
abe hyss tyee fgorrote. MS he drop
ped bull terrier into the soup ket-
Gle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-07

'Ich muas helm Rehn und tie oop
mein letel yellow dog loose re-
marked Joe Sehdlumpf. when he
beard the 'Piona were ia town.
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a WORD FROM JOSH WISE

John l.. Wilson has run for sena-
tor SO often that u really doesn't
seem natural without him.
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To Re continued)
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-10

THE sample lines of II drummers.
L secured from one of the largest
importers in the country. comprising
every known size. from single to the
very largest MarSeilles Bedspreads
in swell. wide range Of patterns.
Spreads worth g. 75 to S6. 80 At $3.50
Spreads worth q to 80 at =. $3.50
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09
LlBERTYVlllE ITEMS.

j. n. Counts OF luunt visited +. A
Cashion Monday.
Mr.. keiscr and family Of Mine La
Motto visited {. NJ. IIcitman SUNDAY.
X. n. Leigh Of Womack was the
guest of J. W Bancs Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Simpson are
spending a few days with friends aud
relatives at liigdon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Moran returned
from weeks visit to their son in
Bonnc Terrc Saturday.
Rev. Gray of Frcdcricktown
preached an able OBSCURE at the NJ.
+. Church Sunday, and Rev. Russell
is continuing his meeting Mt Wesley
Chapel
Mrs. A. 4. Fox and children of
Louisville, Ky, visited the family q
7. A. Cashion Saturday aud sunday.
They departed Monday to visit rcla.
lives at Yuunt, Mo.
On account of the serious illness OF
Ed. W, II. Hale, the Christian minis.
ter here, the convention has been
postponed until next month. All in
tcrcstcd please take notice that il will
commence on Wednesday cveing, Oct.
u, 1904. n
Sept. 3. FELL
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09
Notice to Tax Payers
For the Year 1904.

J. the undersigned Collector of the
Revenue of St. Francois County, Stat,
OF Missouri, will meet the tax payers oI
said county at the following named pla.
ces, on the dates set forth for the pur
pose OF collecting the taxes OF said coun
ty:
French Village, October 4th, forenoon
Hazel Run, October 4th, afternoon.
Bonnie Terre, October S, e, !. s and TO-
Desloge, October II and "a.
Flat River, October - and IL.
Elvihs, October 18TH.
Bismarck, October II and rs.
Knob Lick, October 10 and 20.
Doe Run, October 81 aud %.
Attention is called to the requirements
of Section 1854 Revised Statutes, which
will be rigidly enforced, and which saws.
ITO secure the taxes the Collector shall
have power to seize and sell the goods
and chattels OF the person liable in the
same manner in which they are seized
and sold under executions issued on
judgments of law. And no property
whatever shall be exempt from seizure
aud sale for taxes due on real or per
sonal property. Such seizure may be
made at any time after the first day of
October and before said taxes become
delinquent"
All taxes unpaid for the year of 1904
and prior years will be placed with
Township Collectors TO be collected with
additional cost after March Ist, 1905.
FRANK RICHARDSON,
Collector of Revenue.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09
Obituary.

Mamie, aged twcuty, only daughter
Of William and Katherine Flynn, died
Of typhoid fever at her home in St.
Louis Sunday, August 18th, 1904.
She was born in Poto,i, Mo, in 1884,
aud moved with her parents to Farm
ington in 1855, and afterwards to St
Louis, where her parents now reside.
Their beautiful aud lovely daughter
was called away from earth in the
morning of life, while the dew of youth
was still on her brow, and Ger the
bright roses Of girlhooi had faded from
her cheeks. Al that human love and
skill could do was done, bat all in vain,
the fiat had gone forth, and when God
said, alt is enough, come up higher, -
she being unable to speak, looked up
TO her mother aud smiled. Her soul
had returned to its gycr. The close
Of her life was calm and peaceful
she seemingly fell asleep, She was
amiablc, kind, true friend aud pure
Christian. In her death her family
and friends have sustained loss which
can never lie retrieved Though
months aud year, may pass away, yet
hcr memory will never fade from the
mind, Of her many sorrowing friends
We mourn not as those who have M
hope,
"lct again We hope TO meet her,
When the day OF life is fled,
And in Heaven with joy to greet her
Where no farewell tcar~ are shed -
The funeral was largely attended,
The white caskrt, covered with flow
crs, was borne by six Of her young
/ (IcDd,. lulrmcul was in Calvary
cemetery
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09
SOUTHEAST NEWS.

Sixteen Madison county apples
filled a peek measure.
Two years ago, Joseph Blattcl of
kClSo, Scott county, sold II COW.
Recently the COW has returned to
her old home, and Blattcl wants
her owner to call for her,
The Riverview hotel aud Palacc
saloon at Cape Girardeau were de.
Stroycd by fire on the night of the
2nd. Loss about $50, 900, with in.
surance for about half the amount.
The postofiice at Piedmont was
broken open on the 10Th ult. and
$500 stolen in checks and stamps
This is the second robbing of the
postotlicc within few months, and
a reward OF $500 is offered for the
apprehension of the robbers.
While the road grader was being
used on the streets in Frederick
town last week, Il crowd of boys
was following it and in some way
two Of them named Kennedy and
Wentworth were hurt by falling
near it, the former having his jaw
broken.
Earl Alger, n little boy from
Texas, who was visiting relatives
IN Ripley county, went with his
uncle to the woods where trees
were being chopped down on the
oath ult. In playing around he
ran under a tree just as it fell and
was crushed to death.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09
l0UGHB0R0 ITEMS

Several from here attended the picnic
At Dcslugc Monday
Nj. George Taylor and family enter.
tanned relatives last SUNDAY
Mr., and Mrs. j. 7. Mcfarland and
Miss BETTE visited relatives in Flat
River last MONDAY.
Tuesday morning Mr., Amelia Blank
rnship began her work as teacher III the
West Elvns school.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mcfarland and
children Of Huntington spent a few days
here recently with !. +. Mcfarland and
family.
Mrs Sallic McGahau NJ I;lyins spent
several days here the past week the
guest of Mrs. J. +, Mcfarland aud Anne
liza Blaukcnship.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-09

visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
L. j Ratlcy, our enterprising hard
ware man, has sold his residence to +
T. Graves.
Burnt matches are in demand here
nov. This is a new industry which
promises success.
W II Province and family aud Miss
Dasic Scott of lrontnlc are visiting tho
family Of & + Chambcrlin this week
Lee Grader and Roy llancs have
purchased each new watch. Time
will he no object now to them, pay ~
no pay.
Mrs. Mary Sheets, who lives %
miles below Poplar Bluff, is visiting
her sons, Charlie aud William Sheets,
this week
George Ward and George HUFF, who
have been working on the section here.
will go TO Fiat River where they win
work in the mines.
The writer cnjoyed Labor Day =,
home with his family. A DAYS res,
and watermelon makes a man feel
like life is worth living.
Ai'hnf Lamont and Miss Bcrtlo
Gideon were married Friday. They
went 1" trenton to- be married. We
wish them long, happy and prosper
Gus NE
Prof. Ahcr, will brnip lf. .ch,ol .,
Flat River Tuesday urL,s rou,l,
N''G'"' '"''v','o' ''n''', At Doe hun
~" VT i'''"''' " goo" '''"o' III = In'
''N'' TINS !c"''
Fred Green of Enupc rcrrc ro,,J
with the Doc RIM Rand ,t ,bc no,,p-
light picnic giyeu hy the Impr,yc5 Or.
der OF Red men ON Sent Isl, TN,
lor the order
lhr greater part OF Doe Run cJli.
(rn' went I" the picnic at lionnr lrrrl