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THE REPUBLIC: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1902.
5i
POLITICAL
APPOINTMENTS FOR.
DEMOCRATIC
SPEAKERS.
Thu following appointments for political
meetings are announced under the auspices
of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee of Missouri. Local Democratic commit
tees and oScers are expected to make all
necessary preparations for the reception
of the speakers and for the proper holding
of the meetings specified:
HONORABLE tctt.i.t-j JENNING3 BRTAN.
Jcplla. Tuesday. Sept. . i-xj a. in.
ciaien. tvedaeaday. Sept. 1a. 1st p. m.
Bedilli. TVecas.;ay. Stat. 10. 3 p. m.
HONORABLE DAVID OVEEillEB.
Jcplla, Taeaday. Sept. 8. 13J p. ra.
HONORABLE F. M. COCKPfTT.T.
Jeflersaa City. Mcaday. Seat, a. T p. .
Bcoattlle. Taeaday. Seat. It. 1 3. m.
Kahplra. Wedaeaaar. Sept. IT. 1 p. ra.
Harmlaal. Tfcaraday. Sn- IS. T p. so.
Kbelbyvtlle. rrtir. 5-pt. a. 1 p. a.
Mtrnn. Satarday. Sept. IS. 1 p. m.
Brookueld. alo-.-iir. A-W- Si T r n.
Vllan. Taeaday. test- S 1 s. m.
CnEllcotae. "Weir.eiaj. Sept. . 1 p. m.
BraaawlcJc. Tfcarsdar. Stpt. S. 1 ;. s.
CarreHtea. Friday. Sept. rs. 1 p. m.
Mefcracad. Satarday. i-rpt- S. 1 s. n.
Tarfclo. McCit. Sept. 3. 1 p. m-
ataryrine. Tueaday. Sect. 30. 1 p. m.
JUbaay, "Wedaesday. Oct. I. I 5. n.
MarsTitle. Taori'day. Oct. 1 p. a.
HONORABLE CHAMP CLARK.
Piae-rllle. "Weeaesdsy, Sept. S. 1 p, ra.
Herr-nri. Thttrsday. Sept. 4. 7:S9 p. in.
O'Fallon. Friday. Sept. 130 p. m.
Weatnille. Friday. Spt. S. 1-J p. ia.
Arrectvtlle. Satarday. S-pt- S. 13 ?. a
ait- Carmel. Tcesdar. Sept. s. Tas p. ra.
SUddletcwa. tre4sM4r. a-Pt. 1. 1:39 p. ra.
Belle Flower. IVedaetday. Sept. 10. T39 p. m.
Joaeecnrz. Tharsday. Sept. U. 1:30 p. in.
Traxtca. Taerscay. Spr- 11. t:3 p. m.
Olaey. Friday. Sept. 12. ISO p. a.
LoojEvIBe. ftij. Sect, If. 7:S p. ra.
New Haitxunj. Satarday. fcepT. 13. Ida p. ra.
EUberrr. Taesday. sept. 14. 1 p. ra.
Oakwood. tvedaesday. Sent. 17. 73 p. ra.
Centre. Tharsday. Sept. Is. 1:30 p. in.
New Leaden, Tharsday. Sept. li. 730 p. in.
MadlacTmile. Friday. Sept. U. 73 p. m.
HatrMrwigL Satarday.
"V.
S-nt. S. 130 p. m.
Laddoaii.
Lasdoala. Satarday. Sept. -s
Z. -3 -! P. .
fealera. TotKtT. Sect. . 3 n. ra.
SteelTine. "aredaesday. Sept. re 1-39 p. m.
Cob. TCedaeaday. Sjt 14. " p. 3.
Leoaaea, Tanraday. Sept. S. 130 p. ra.
EaUlraa. Friday. Sept. rS. 139 p. ra
St. Clair. Friday. Sept. PC 730 p. ra.
SIlex, Saturday. Sept. 17. 139 p. ra.
GOVERNOR A. if. DOCKERT.
Salisbury. Taesday. Spt I. 1 p. ra.
CarroHtcn. Wedaeadiy. Sept. i, I p. m.
RoueUvlIle. Eituriix. Sept. . 1 p. a.
Jopan. Tnday. Sept. S. 1 p. in.
Eldorado Sprtrxs, TVeir-sday. s-ept. Hlpn.
tValier. Weinescxy. Sept. :. 7 p. ra.
Triton. Saturday. Sept. li 1 p. ra.
Callfomia. Friday. Sept. IS, 1 p. ra.
TJpton, rrldar. Sept. a.:i.
VralIl-3. Satra-dar. Sept. . 1 p. ra.
HONORABLE -SV. S. COWKER3.
Rnili. Idcnaay. SeptetnPer S. 1 p. ra.
1 p.
rs.
p. ra.
prtscneld, "Wedceiday. Septem&er IS. i p. a.
Bolivar. Tssrday. septemter 1L 1 P. ra.
OsceoU. Friday. Sepurcber 12. 1 p. .
Charleston, lalcnday. Septeraber li. 1 P. in.
Mar&le HllL Tutaaay. September It. 1 P. u .
FresStrldclswn. TVecstidiy. September 17. 1
p. ra.
Fannlnitsn. Th-srsday. Septtb-r 1. 1 p. ra.
Bsane Terre. Tlicrslay. eptenirT 1L 7 p. ra.
Ie Soto. Friday. September 1. 7 p. ra.
HONORABLE JAMES T. LLOTD
TVoodrtUe, TVedaesdar. Sept. 3. 730 p. -Eicello.
TSrursdaT. Sept. 4. 33 pl ra.
Callece 3!sss. Friday. Sept. 5. 1 p. ra.
Caliao. Friday. Spt. S. 73u p. ra.
Uniont-Ule, Satnriay. Sept. . 1 p. in.
Gallatin, Monday. Spteer i. I P. no.
Cameron, llcnday. September . 7: p. ra
Trestcn. Tneviay. September S. 730 p. ra.
JTlncetcn. Wednesday. S-ptember 14. 1 p -SamTrtil.
TtrnrsAay. Settember 11,.
Mosnd City, Friday. Spten.tr 2.1p.a
St. JosepSu Friday. September 12, .30 p. ra.
Cnrrj-rtlle. Tntrrsday. Sept. IS. 1 p. m.
Vaadalla. Tbnraday, Sept. IS. 30 p. ra.
HONORABLE C TV. HAXIJN.
Alton. Monday. Stptemtr S. 1 p. m.
Taayer. Ucsaay. September S, 7 0. ra.
Wert Flalna. Teday. S ptember . 1 P.ra.
waiow Sprtrxm. Taealay S ptember i. . p. ra.
BIreii Tree. VTedneidar. Sepiemser 18. 1 p. ra.
Mouataia Grart. "SVednetday. Septemter 10. .
p ra,
Hocstra. TSramiay. September 1L 1 p m.
HarrrtUe. Fnday. Septems-r 12. I p. ra.
Mamaela. Friday. September 2. . p. ra.
ATa. Sattriay. Serte-ater 11 1 Th..
HONORABLE T. H. lleGREGOR.
HermiPSf e. Saturday. Fetembr IS. 1 p. ra.
PTILL A. ROTHWELI,
T. F. Mltrfmra. Secretary.
That eTer-proEresslnr si
offering; cacsual tarcaias
store.. Ban"si. la
in au aepart-
zsrsts of the -odds-anil-eriis" of Enrcmer
coods preparatorr to their trppackteB and
placing; os sale a creat stock of new fall
arooda.
TERRITORY COURT OPENS.
Errand Jury Instructed to Investi
gate the Sale of liquor.
EEFDBXIC EFECL&i.
Muscogee, Z. X. Sept. L The September
term of the Criminal Court of the "Western
district was opened here to-day by Judge
Raymond. There are 300 criminal cases on
tha docket, fifteen of them being msrdir
caiea.
In his charge to the Grand Jury the court
demanded special attention be paid to gam
bling and sale of liquor. The Jury is com
posed of the following members, two of
whom are Methodist preaithers: C. B. Fo
ley, foreman: W. "W. Bray, W. "W. Brinks,
31. Lv Butter. S. S. Cobb. Ira A. Dodge.
John Dorter, tV. S. Harsba, Joe Hodgsefl.
Henry Jobe. C F. Mitchell. N. D. "VVool,
James Yocura. W. B. Eobesid, H. Middle
ton and James Walker.
DOCTOR HOWE TRANSFERRED.
Springfield, 11L, Pastor Will Be
Sent to Omaha.
liEFnULIC SPECIAL.
Spnngfleld, I1L, Sept. L Doctcr J. F.
Howe, pastor of the First M. .E. Church of
this dty for nve years, startled his con
cregatlon Sunday by announcing that he
bad been Informed by Bishop Fowler of the
TVest Nebraska Conference of his transfer
to the First Church of Omaha.
As Doctor Howe had declined three Invi
tations to that pulpit. beOscas surprised
himself. An Investicatlon will probably re
veal the fact that Bishop Fowler acted on
the theory that Doctor Howe had accepted
the calL The church will oppose the trans
fer -vigorously.
DEATHS.
BECEMANN On Snnaay. Acjrcit a. 1SS2. at
(a p. ra Edward Sellner. only aca ot Edwarrl
mJoA Amanda Berr-iinn ccee Sellaer). seed li
years aad IS months.
Funeral from family hsme. No. KS1 Hcrtoo
tOace. to Belleloataiae Cemetery, on Tuesday,
September 2. at 230 p. ra. Interment prtiat.
CALDTVELL Oa Itccday. September L 1S!2.
at BosadbroeJc N. J- at l" JO a. m.. Ida. Lewis.
tiaatster of Jirs. A. TV. Caldwell, la her twenty
Cm year.
Funeral Thursday sfteracoa at 2 o'clock from
fcer hone. No. E4X TTeatminater pJace.
PiUsbcrc papers please, ooopy.
DTJDLET Soldenly rear Bmnlaraara. Ala
Harry Morley Dudlr- ecn of the late E. L. Dad
ley, m taa twesty-elsatb year d hi. ee.
Irse notice cf fsaerci will be siren later.
DHJNEFORT Oa Saaday. Ausast a. 1S22. at :U
p. ra- Mra. F Daaifora. widow of the late
Jc&a E'liTinforfl.
Ftmeral serrloes at tb famSy resideaea. No
S4S Pernilrrrr; street. Tuesday, September 2. at
Jin. Intarmcnt i.-lraia.
lXmLINO IT the family residence. No. OTS
CiT-ifra crtrrae. aisnday. September 1. 1S02. at
llie a- "5X. Mrs. tVUllaza w. Dowling, la tae
slzty-focrth years cf her are.
Ttmsial from tie family residence to Belletoa
talc Cemetery. TVedaeaday, September 2, at 2
p. m.
EXMXK After a two weeks" absence from her
feeJcrrad and levins osea. catered into rest, at her
eld Caiiforcia homestead. Mrs. A. C Ener (nee.
SberUJ.
Tha faxteral eortet win etart VTadaesdar at
f sn a. ra. frcm family resideace. No. 2722 Mis
souri wreccc. far solemn hlea rssn at St. Vxa
oecTs CmrES. tenc to Calvary Cemetery.
JUJUUNSOCS Near Festra. JeSersoa Coanry,
31a.. on Anrsn a. IK, the Rereread Harry L.
Jentrnsna. lal. of the St. Louis Crrrferecce.
Funeral at Feetas. Xsescay. the 2d last, at 10
JTOTE-Oa MiEiay. Pepteraber L 53. t
s. rs.. Catherls Jnae (nee Laadrissa). beiorcd
wife of Mils A. Jcae and dmcrrtrr cf Mrs. Mary
Fcneral frota family resiieaee. No. 1M2 North
Tweaty-etcoad etreet. "VTedaesday. September 2.
at a. m-. to St. Brldser's Charch. thence to Ca
tsit Oractery. Friends an lavitsd to sttmrt.
HmTTTT. ffi V
September L ISM. at :!
r&, aiisr a uaratai-
a- urn
Hceal, beloved atarard cf Loaise Moehl ce
Charte Jtoehl, Katy Stampf. Hearr Moebl and I
Lesa Sioecl aad fataeria-law of -Willlaaj Stampf
asd Ida Xeeal (nee llallra). at the cse of a
a months- .
-- . rrr T-
Hmwi ww o txtea tram faatay reatdnica. I
Tfa. IHi Sesth Elxath street. Wedaesday. Sep- I
.terefcer J. at I p. at, to Crtsaatary. Fsaexml pri- I
vatei ritas caait Cower. I
FATHER AND SON PRINCIPALS
IN DOUBLE WEDDING AT CLAYTON,
Cnrtis Cratrford GiTes His Consent to His Son to Wed and Then
Gets a License for Himself, Marrying His Housekeeper
Young Man's Bequest Prompts the Elder's Proposal.
1 ''&'. J "9" " S ft . t ' 1 a
vl w . a. 0 . M 4sM A w Km
MRS. GEORGE It. CRAWFORD.
Who was Mlja Lirxie -mutants).
Whose marriage took place at Clayton yesterday. At the same time Crawford's father
was married to" Mrs. Martha L. Heppner.
Curtis F. Crawford. year? cjd. of Pine
Lawn, and his son. G-eorce M. Crawford,
who is IS. were both marrid at the same
time- In Cayton yesterday. The cere
monies were performed by Justice Greens
felder. Crawfcrd. senior, was married to Mrs.
Martha L. Heppner. who also lives at Pine
Lawn, while young Crawford was married
to Miss Lime WiUlams. daughter of
George WnEams of No. SSI Obcar avenue.
The younger Crawford fell a victim to
the wiles of Cupid two weeks aco. and told
his father. He did not think, however.
that the confession would cause the elder
r--i likewise to surrc-der. Yet that Is ex
actly what it did. accordlrg to the senior
Crawford's statement.
Mrs. Heppner hal been his housekeeper
for several months, but he did not entertain
HYNES-WEBER MARRIAGE .
SOCIETY AT GLhNWOOD SPRINGS.
Ceremony Will Be Performed This
Morning With. Nuptial High
Mass by the Reverend
Father Mahoney.
The marriage of Miss Jai SI. Weber.
No. 320J Page avenue, and Mr. Charles I
Hynes will take place this morning at St.
Alphonsus Church at 7 o'clock, nuptial
majsbelng read by th Reverend Father
Mahoney. C S. S. R Frank Weber, brother
of the bride, will be bet man. while Mjj
Mary Hyr.es. sister of the bridegroom, will
serve at bridesmaid. A breakfast wiU fol
low the cerErnocy at the heme of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Weber, after
which the couple wiU go West to the Colo
rado resorts for three weeks. After Octo
ber 1 they will be at home at So. ZSA
Evans avenue.
E HONOE. OF GUE3T.
A gathering in honor of Miss Leah Hei
denreich of Port Gibson. Mlsi . was given
on last Thursday evening, at the home of
via Elsie F-;'rrT?"-v'. No. 2771 Page boule
vard. Music and games were the features
of the evening. Thcs present were;
Misses
Leah Heidenreich.
Fannie Wise.
Mildred Peralra,
Beulah Lipstadi.
Claudia Baum.
Gertrude Kosensteln,
Etta Busbanm.
Memphis. Tenn..
Leona Frank.
Hazel Cole.
Florence Bacharach
Elsie Bacharach.
M. Hesse.
A. Mann.
A. MandeL
J. Wohlgemuth.
CWlse.
Phil Bacharach,
Sam Bacharach.
Messieurs
A.Rlnskcpf.
M. A. Seelig.
N. Moses.
J. Rosenstein.
H. G. Hotlhelmer,
P. Llpstadt,
L Singer.
I- Blackford.
DENNER PARTT.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson enter
tained friends with a dinner party at No.
CM Virginia avenue on Friday evening.
Among the young people present were;
Misses
Katie Finn.
Julia Brown.
Margaret Strief.
Frances Reinlcke.
Messieurs
Sidney Stallings.
P. W. Lirher.
Dr. R. F. Lisher.
Josey David.
Flosiie Dorr.
Gertrude Casper.
H. Thomas.
Geo. Thomas,
J. Casper.
Geo. MoehNe. Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Berllong.
PERSONAL. MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Powell of No.
CS1A Cook avenue will depart on Septem
ber 10 on the Germania for a three months'
trip abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Le Falvre have re
turned home after several weeks' stay In
Denver. Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek
and Salt Lake City.
Doctor and Mrs. John A. James James.
No. 426 Westminster place, will return Sep
tember 1 from their trip to Old Mexv.-o and
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh. No. .72
Aubert avenue, have gone up the river to
Keokuk. Is.
Mrs. William Henry P tmmer of New
Tork has sent out cards for the marriage
of her daughter. Elizabeth HowelL to Mr.
Samuel Cupples Pierce on the afternoon of
Monday. Stptember S. at o'clock, at St.
Matthew's Church. Jamestown, R. L A
reception at the Plummtr cottage. No. 5
Waicott avenue, will follow at naif att-r 4
o'clock. The bridegroom is the eider uoa
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Pierce of St.
Louis.
Miss Rose Price departed last night for
a fortnight In the East,
Mrs. Juliet Van Horn Fagg has gone to
Colorado for a visit.
Miss Nellie Claffey of Eureka, Mo., has
returned home from a visit with the Misses
McKenrcw of Lucre tia avenue.
Doctor F. Reder. No. 453 Cook avenue.
has returned from a European trip.
Mr. A. F. Rosenheim is due from the Pa-
A TEXAS WONDER
HALL'S GREAT DISCOYETtY.
One bottle of the Texas Wonder. Hairs
Great Discovery, cures all kidney and blad
der troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism and all Irregularities of the
kidneys and bladder In both men and wom
en, regulates bladder troubles in children.
If not sold by your druggist, will be sent
by mall on receipt of JL One small bottle
is two months treatment and win cure any
case above mentioned. Dr. E. W. Hall,
sole manufacturer. P. O. Box Ca. St- Louis,
Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by all
druggists. Oface 73a Olive street.
READ THU.
St. Lotus. Oct. 30. liSS. Dr. E. TV. Hall:
This is to certify that I have been cured
of Iddney and bladder trouble with oa-
..1. u ...I. .. .w r. . . .....-
wiue u ie itoas tiosaer. xtaui '
Great Discovery, and can fully recommend t
It. GEORGE R. MAWDSLET.
Clerk Box OfSce. Sc Louis Post OiSse,
Xext3iaal StatSoa.
GEORGE M. CR-VTVFORD.
matrimonial ideas toward her until his son
came to him and asked consent to marry
Miss Williams.
The consent was willingly given, and
then it occurred to the father that It would
be a good Idea for him to b married at
the same time He communicated his
thought to Mrs. Heprrer, and the double
wedding was the result.
Mrs. Crawford, the elder bride, has been
mairied three times Her first husband
was Charles M. Wagner, from whom the
was divorced nineteen years ago. Then
she married Paul Heppner. who died four
teen years ago. and since then she had been
a widow, although she is still young. Mr.
Crawford was divorced by his nrst wife
six years ago.
The Crawords moved to St. Louis County
about two months ago, and will make Pine
Lawn their heme.
MISS ANNA M. WEBER.
Who will thl? mornlrg become the bride
of Charles L. Hynes.
ate Coast to-morrow. Mr. A. F Rosen
helm and Mr. and Mrs. R. F Rosenheim
have Just returned from the East.
Mrs. S. E. Guttemdge. having spent the
past six weeks In New Tork and Pennsyl-
has returned home.
Mrs. C B. Eames. accompanied by her
daughter Nellie and two youngest children.
of No. izn Page boulevard, returned yes
terday frcm a six weeks ouung to Lake
Michigan resorts.
Doctor and Mrs. T. G. Kennedy. Mrs.
Ernest Klittich. Miss Martha JCIttich and
Mr. Ewald Scht ntner of South St. Louis
haie returned from Renault, HL, where
they were the guests of Mr. Henry Vogel
during the Catholic fair In that town.
ST. LOUIS GUESTS AT GLENWOOD.
Glenwood Springs. Colo Aug. 73. Mrs.
James L Blair's remark. "Glenwood .s a
beautiful spot, only you must stay on ths
'pot'" made early In the season, has be
come an axiom here. As a matter of sor
rowful fact, however, it is repeated by each
newcomer, to his dinner- neighbor, said
neighbor having arrived a few hours later
than himself, as an entirely original epi
gram, tossed off very naturally under the
Inspiration of mountain grouse or brook
trout, and In the entire time that the Blalrs
have been here, never once has Its author
been properly credited.
Nothing applies so well, however, as this
observation of Mrs. Blair. The Colorado
Hotel. Its grounds, gracefully terraced and
flower-decked, and Its decorative pools and
springs, make Glenwood. barring the moun
tains and the Grand River, which turn
about make the hotel. Once you get off the
"spot." there Is dust, dust everywhere, for
Colorado Is rufler.ng from Its dryest sum
mer in years, there Is rock and much bar
renness; there is swiftly-flowing rauldy j
yellow water; scrubby pine trees, and deso
lation. Fortunatly. the "spot" Is large
cnoueh for a newly wedded couple to cv"i j
O-. ,. . o
: t fly
IMmmmmW MmmmW
3 $ ' r " ' i:
1 'ftmmmK w . T i--i
' - '
wi.c ti( iJ ..c tuAl ..m. AirjJU .
Shaded bypaths, the Inevitable -Lavcr . RnprBLIc SPECIAL.
Lane." and plenty of trees contribute to i VIcksburg. Miss., Sept. L Charles Jones
an abundant greenness. And such velvety ! and the thirty negroes who were brought
turf' Wf don't know the meaning of the to this city last night by the Deputy SheriS
word in St. Louis, by comparison, at leasL ! are still In Jail. Jones not having secured
Only that of the H. Clay Pierce garden in bond. The case will have a prrilmlnary
andeventer place may b mentioned in the hearing to-morrow in a justice court,
eme breath, and everjbody knows abjut ' Robert Hughes, who was stripped by the
the labor of Mr Pierce s gardeners and tb J negroes by order of Jones, and whipped, is
expenditure of his moce for underground ' "l th. s,at Charity Hospital. suCertcg
.;..- -,. ,..-,-. t.-i-.o,i.. tt-o.J- .., from his -sounds, and Is not out of danger
pipes and fonitani IfrlgaUon. Water, and rbt local carpe- and painters are nils
plenty cf It. is all that wiU make things i Jnfr j-,, t,ThlrB a latvyTr to proserate
grow In Colorado. They have It here of j Jones and the negroes out of sympathy for
several kinds and temperatures, from ar- j Hughes, who is a traveling sign painter,
tesian wells, from the river, and from the I "
springs, which are hot. and very ralphu-
rouy saline. So showers of one Kind or
another pervade the clajw-cropped clover
turf night and day. and make the ast r
and the geraniums bloom as I never saw
thern before
MRS. BLAIR SIXGS AT CONCERT.
The Blair family has been here since the
first of August, together -with many other
people from Su Louis. Mrs. Blair has al
ready lent her voice to the Presbyterians
and Episcopalians,
hn ,,-.. y,,A K.n.flt
conoerts in the houl concert-room, and Is. ,
I believe, billed to sinsfor the Methodists , xn u g &TTt appointment from the
next week. The Presbyterian affair came regular army to this position since the otrt
cft Tuesday and bought an organ or put break of hostilltler -xith Spain. Major "W.
down carpets or something of the kind. H. Turner, who htid the polticn last year,
Nobody except the congregation paid much resigned to practice meLcine la Mexico,
attention to the object. We aU went in to Dinner to Acaeriraa Gemermla.
hear Mrs. Blair sine, and sing; she did. in ! ,. .. , ,,.. . .
Tpn- nwl rolr. , . XtWr. vM-h
sounded rather better than usual In this
laUtude. the Nordics, lullaby. "Sweetest I
Utue Fellow." with a "cello obllgato played
by a talented young lad from Kansas City, ; Enlted States military attache, ga-re a din
and one or two other nallads fcr encores. J .JfJf5S-iSLilcaS2S3e'r!lEtlls
Incidentally, she gave the audlencs a treat
by wearing a particularly stunning costume
of heavy white Irish lace, the bodice atud-
jma .. v . . j ,. ..
"'b iait o seea vim, m
enough jewels sparkling In her hair and at
er throat to accentuate matters.
This may or may not be a fine place to
display your fine clothes, according to your
own particular viewpoint. Mrs. "Jack"
Cudahy of Kansas City. Mrs. Hayes of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Joseph Gettys of St.
Louis, have appeared in some very hand
some gowns, for coaching, dinner and the
triweekly hops, while a party of Milwaukee
prls wear shirt waists and short woolen
skirts to the exclusion of all else. I was
much amused the other day to overhear a
Chicago woman. whor pjnctUIous regard
for what to wear and when to wear It Is
most noticeable, say to a Milwaukee miss.
who goes about with sleeves rolled up and
a hatless head:
"My dear, do 1ft me tell you that every
body ears a bat here in Glenwood." She
had the wind fairly taken out of htr sails
by the young woman from Milwaukee, who
laughed Joyously and replied:
it doesn't matter a bit to me what every
body dues, dtar Mrs. Chicago. I always do
exactly as I please, and I please not to wtr
a hat."
WALTER TOWNSEJJD RELATES STORY
Walter Townsnd ran Into tho writing
room last night for a minute. He adarrsSiU
two letters to Prince Cupid and Priac
Somebodyeisi sons of the Queen of the
Pnluppian Islands, and then tela me that
they were introduct-onsi for Miss Delia
Knutt. who Is about to launch a coxmc
opera company In Manila, going over trout
Sn Francisco, where 3e wealthy r-.ir i
ailing as angel. MUs Knott was with Wil
liam Gillette two years ago. Before taking
his train to Salt Lake. Mr. Townsend found
time to tcU me a good Joke on himself
wtlch had Just narptned that afternoon.
With a party of Milwaukee friends he had
gone out riding through the mountam
roads and into the village. Now, tncre s
a fine State bridge leading across the river
from the town to the Colorado Hotel, and
woe be unto him who dares to cross that
bridge faster than a walk! The County
Judge sits at the town end in a tower
with a spyglass to his eye. both by day
and by night, and if a horse so much as
canters three steps, behold, there Is a
Deputy ShsriS waiting at his brtJ.e where
he gets over the nver. Mr. Townsend. hav
ing visited Glenwood before, was supposed
to know all about this rule and regulaLon.
The Milwaukee people were tenderfeet and
bUsstully ignorant. They all. ladies as well
as men. galloped down the road after
mounting from the hotel porie cochere. and
acros; the bridge before you could say Jack
Robinson. But the Deputy Sheriff wa
waiting for them, oh, dear, yes; and up
they were, obliged to go before the ex
ponent. Here Mr. Townsend was unanimously
elected spokesman. He proved valiantly
equal to the emergency. Throwing out h.s
chest, tossing oft his sombrero, and as-
surning a confident manner, he approached
the upright Judge., leaned on the bar of
Justice, smiled conndingly and proceeded to '
do his beat to clear the party.
His trump argument was the fact that the
Milwaukee people were making their tec
vlstt to Glenwood only a preliminary, and
all of them expected to ccme back again
This wn. The Judge found his conver
fktion so convincing that he agreed to .et
them all off 11 but one. He thereupon pro
ceeded to Place a flne of J5 and costs upon
Mr. Walter B. Townsend, who paid It. with
many laughs and much consequent consola
tion from the Milwaukee peope
Mr. Townsend went on to Salt Lake that
night, where his business headquarters now
are. and where his roommate is George
Ripley, well remembered In St. Louis. Mr
Ripley Is reported to have heard the news
of a certain pretty St. Louis girl's mar
riage early in the summer without flinch
ing, though his friends have no dlfaculty
In recalling his great devotion In that par
ticular quarter.
Mr. and Mm. J. T. Callahan of Chicago
l art here for their second or third summer
Mr. Caiiahan s injured knee U finding much
benefit (ma the waters. The fatal banana
peel Is responsible in his case for three
years of lamces. He and Mrs. Callahan
enjoy the canyon drive and frequently visit
the falls.
Mrs. Joseph Gettys of Westminster pla-e
Is having a flne trip throush the We-t as
a guest of the Wells private car the Well
of Kansas City. They have been through
the Yellowstone, to Silt Lake and are now
here for ten days, going later up to Crip-
pie Creek and the mining country ana-
thence home. Mrs. Gettys wears some
striking toilets. A turquoise blue crepe de
Chine at dinner the other night was much
admired. Some handsome lace trimmed it.
and with It she wore turquoises and pearls.
Down at Colorado Springs- Ian week 1
saw the Thomas McCormlcks. who csme vp
here a day or so ago. Mrs. McCormick has
been In wretched health all summer, ever
since the death of her infant son. and is
here entlre'y for rest and recuperation.
They have Doctor De Ccurcey LIndsley wl'h
them and are very quiet. sperKLng the time
bathing in the pool, driving and walking
about the gardens and not mingling in the
gay life cf the place at alL
LCCT HOSMER STOUGHTON.
ARCTIC STEAMiFFRITHJOF
DELAYED IN HER JOURNEY.
Ice Prevents Completion of Trip to
Krnni-Jo.ef Land Pinna for Aeit
Year's Work.
Trcmsoe. Norway. Sept. L The Baldwin
Zlegler supplyshlp Frithjof. which left here
July 1 for Franz-Josef Land, was spoken
August U.
She reported all was well en board and
that Ice had prevented her from reaching
Franz-Joseph Land-
In a recent Interview Mr. Ziegler x
plained that the Frithjof party would pa
the winter at Fran-Josf Land, and woild
make their expedition ind;pendent of Mr.
Baldwin. Continuing. Mr. Ziegler said:
"If the Frithjof reaches Camp Ziegler alt
right and the new expedition starts next
spring. Baldwin will receive crdtrs to pro
ceed to Camp Ziegler as soon as be can
next summer.
"He will remain there through the winter
and will go north to relieve the other ex
pedition or to find the pole in the spring of
ISM.
"If things turn cut that way. Baldwin's
expedition will, in a sense, be a relief ex
pedition for the one carried on the Frith
jof. Mr. Champ will bring the Frithjof
cai
ick to Tromsoe."
IS NOT YET OUT OF DANGER.
Kobprt Hughes Still in Serious
Condition From Lashimr.
iipW MMMaNnAMT flPPniMTCn
" wMiHiiiniiwnii rii Will LUi
Lieut. Chittey Will Drill 11. S. U.
Cadets at Columbia.
RKPUilLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia. Ma, SepL J. "W. l. Chltty,
First Lieutenant In the Third Cavalry.
United States Army, has been appointed
commandant of cadets and professor nf r-li-
JJS?6 tacllC9 ta " uo-tal-y
I Berlin. Sept. L-Major Generals Cortln
. .. .
ouu, pi. aujoc iraicau tMrrja
Z th. mhr:. f SS? r,-S. .
tneir mrt. h.
lted the military school at Ltestenfeld tn-
day. Lieutenant Colonel J. rt. Ken; the
ZTtA;ZSZJ? 2!
uers ot me innea atatra eraoassy. a num-
uKT oi toe nignui muitary oacers were
present.
SoooUln Crave Caareh Dedieateta.
REPUBLIC 8PEOAU
Mountaia Grove, Ma, Sept. I-Tbe Flnt
A Business Education
ESTABLISHED IN 1641.
The Business Course.
Shorthand and Type
writing.3 Telegraphy,
Penmanship. Corres
pondence. Arithmetic.
English Branches.
Spanish. Etc.. Thor
oujhly Ta.ughL 5 5
Students may eater at anytime and select such studies as they desire. Day
School a in session during thr entire year: Night School frcra Septernrerto f pril.
Business Houses. BanksTRailrotd Offices, TdeErich Offices. Piofesiional Men,
etc.. supplied -nrhii rtliat!e Bookkeepers. Stenognp-ers, Telezraph Optratcn
andCerkx.
Graduates are assisted in procuring paying positions orhhotrt eztra charge.
For informatics. Catalogues, etz ail at the Collrg: office or address
telephones: J G BOHMER President
Bell Main 39i A. Kinloch A 633. u ya' ojnmcri, rresiaeni.
wk;
i-i emmm
Of BCSIKESS. SHORTHAND AND
Olive an.. Ninth iU.. St. Louis Th Is 'he .argn and m'-st wid- 4.. kn w- bosine-s sc".i I
In the West and its students are the most s- .tssf Business met. --fer crndjatcs of
this school, and are constantly catling on us for young peopic to take jm- ,.s.t.ons. from
tiQ to Lt.J su h openings coming to t. yeaHy. We taach the Pitman and Grt-gg systems of
shorthand. Now .s the time to bgin- Tte schojl Is the best located and our rooms the
Inest of any in the city. Fall term of the
ply at the Collegs. fifth floor cf Century Building.
BLEES
For boys above the age of 11. Attendarce
Five courses of Kudr Infantrr. cavajrv
fireproof. Fan term begins Wetiesday.
oapenntenuent. iiacon. Missouri.
Western Military Academy
Catalogue and St. Louis
COL. ALBERT M. JACKSON, A. M.,
Kentucky Military Institute
y.r iix
Flflf sa t e yemrs d-rteti to the -fataalnesa of mold In yr toys
Into maaiy mn. KmcJa boy's diapoaltlom aid point a ot
weakness or atretagtla form the. teacher's special atody.
CHARACTER, of rmt ceoaldcrmtlon. Military lit promotes
physical, mental and moral growilx. Gradnatea rommlt.
aleaed bytheStata. t300ayo.r. Send for til tutratedcatalogma.
Col. C. W. FOWLER, Supt., Box IS, Lyndon. Ky.
COTTEY, T62 LeatflDf Hlssoarl Collets zoj CeasEnratorf farYoangWoiBes.
Karollmeat past year 130 IU maa.e paplia latt year. CrHece ard csHue preps nttry cear.
Bulldlaca. eca-pmear. faealtr. toatt-s a-d rrr-rd VNStrRpASSEtJ. OmitUa tome. Tscr
3aa -trcrk. Loveit rat.. INVESTltiAE. AiM-
MRS. V. A. C. sTOCKARD. Prealdrnt. 5erada. MliaonrL
hat- ts-t-u
f&t-f-tfTA Missouri Rlilitary Academy.
LSIiiS,i;:MitMi';"'-lltJ
fT TJ (m 1 ' i H "t"HB
ilodrl
St. Charles Military College, STCh?1-nEiMO'
S MILES FnOM ST. LOCIS. WITH ELECTRIC CAR C0NXECTI05.
A aelect h-me ataocl for yoara- mn aad bcs. Locauoo uaaTpaS for health, social and rllr
lcca adraatarf". Pparat rr aa.1 er li"e "-. aad - r .-za m ! tare traiaiag. Baf'-Urxs
ceic. c-r-.l-rtxi!.e ard f e"ppxt Lirarr LaNiniorr A1 if I" .li Hot aad Cold tVater
Batks. E.e'tr L.s-t a- ". Sfar Heat F-r aaads-me 1 arrst-1 cataijju. aditrs.
Rev. Reorse W. Ilrnce, A. M- Pre.ident. or Col. R.T. Gnndwrn, Military Sapt.
HOWARD-PAYNE COLLEGE, PKte2Xk
For hlxher edneatlon of Togas Women
atory a,2 cd!c tcirti. t53.c art, ri"ct:a
atory aad eclieae ee'-ieea. maa.e. art. el-x-ctl.a.
eiiioa Pestat sept. 171a. lS. 8ad fcr tliaetrated
WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE (Jmiii 1849), Liberty. Missonrf,
Cli taliea rertheaat ef Katsas CtyJ. Bn eadTtred. beat eca'pped. ract lxrcity atteaded octet.
fcr ycaac men ta JllMcart 3 laitraetan; 10 talldtara: S ac:eatlic jScntor.ea; cymauiam. ata
letlr Sel; water works, ateam heat, electrl: Uxata. For ratalcgae aiMreea Prendeat J. P. Greece.
ctac R. Lterty. Hi
MISSOURI
COLLEGE OF LW,
Ceatcry bcildlaa. St. Loala. Ma.: day aad
eareL Call -r aead tsr cstalcrae. V:
a! sat
as. J.
Hojkla. preaiceat.
American
CdanMiC.
muIilWiiui
4Tt,Caaar.
LaiistScfeni
Conservatory '
ezn.ueaac uramaneArtiaxse we.i.rirr.emiseEs
txttraetorff.Te.caerptralsl3KClert. M..y r.. Ai
...tce Stelal rate, ta talented ror ! ot ltraitel
in.. Tall terra srs. ti(r.lU. Cital.-tgs.
'Hfr- JOUi J.aATT.TaXJrr.DlreMM.
I Of 5t Lcala. Ms, rr"-ez ccrar Graad aad
HQTRE DIKE OF nmJmJttt'&SZ
-anSn-te! br Schacl Sletera 1 Notre Dame
CbLeae s-r wemea an! Preparatorr Se'ii fcr
Giria. Teaeari erieeUiiata tn ever deratt eat.
Leecrer -f ca. aal rmtatlia. Sr?tera t eda
tatl trior ash and rrcc-esst . ni'.e--re
cmads. Locatt uararparrd ucatb of Baitl- ,
rrore. Spac osa baLd -.r. -cmpl ly eqalpped.
Caarlea street aie.. ua.iinjcre. aia.
VrOilLD'9 FAIR COLLECTS.
FOREST ?kW
KroecTT. Flaao.
Elder. Ve'ee.
KcakeL 11'lla.
Cclleit & CcIL Prept
MeK. Gymaa. sat.
a turret;. Cierctlca.
lifiiyERSiTY
AXKA SJJEED CAIRNS. St. Ur-la.
SMITH ACADEMY.
WASHIXGTOM CXIVERSITT.
r'n.,,.i-.ti aeaderale rear will brcta T2
car rVrtember ""- Preparatlaa f5T ay co.let.
cr aeiestlSe actooL or far a5l3r. Oradaate.
xa ice iwcisi
culecea. &;ctal
ilea
. -r. trr- 7 vrmra cr ace or aer.
v.m.
til '...t?. . 7.- i-.fl b.tmm S -d 10 a. ra
it tie academy ct3c. Njeteeata n. aad Waaa
liWioc. a EDW.UUJ F JACJCrON.
OIIMIC3UII I MILITARY
ACAoemv
Bsa'.cr U1U. I1L
No better bars, aad ictiixil for
a-y per at aay price. Collet, ara fcataea. prep
aratloa. Writ, to CaL B. L. StlTrr. A. M, Ph. O.
THE UNIVERSITY QF NOTRE DAME,
fotre Daxae. Indiana. Tee ttta Tear will
L, -t i. wj, Cata'oraea Free. Adirta
HEV.A. MORltlSSKT. C S. C Prea.
mJA SCHOOLS OF EXPRESSION.
nijlf Mane. Oratory. Dramatic Art. FREE
ITT CATALOG Edward Asmem Ott.
W HU.m. Lectarer aad Aether Preeideat.
VVWmu Hi Fme Arts Bldo. Chicago.
PAflLOR CLASSES
Ar.d tadlvldttal teaeatar. AU craves. CoHers
rreiiaratcry atadiea a tredaltr. S3 Waaatar-
tea ate.
. i iTt; r 7 . . .. .
KHy
2803 IiOOTJST S"2., Sr. JjO-oIs.
X walylroaltlTB Car fBt" Uqnoe-JJrlalilnx. Jlot-pklne and etan-JTar-cw4te
Xrrraa; -Catac. 3tearmatlealaw Taeeo u4 Ctcarrtte adletl.aa.
roaaxsroTtftsrs
tire
wi. .. t -v
IiIiiimIiiiiiiiiIi I htldU
FAMILY
EXCURSION
S.a.ay, Sipt.7,
ToMerame- aad Gaacoaade IUt irdac jrescrta
m.m v.. w s, -aiwa VTrriT. ?;i 1 . - "" -' -
SSna CaatTsteeivUleTBcai. Cocks. Salem.
St- James. Rafls. Aruact. ------------
SOUND TRIP RATES. 75c tt $1.50.
THATX LEAVES a. m Kfttcarir-ri-ee.
10:50 p. ra. Stcpa both ways at Tower
'fTcKETS--iatth and Olrre streets. Tower
Grore asd Uaion Stxtica.
Missionary Baptist Church of this dty tto
dedicated yesterday- The dedication cere
monies were conducted by the Reverend TJ .
O. Anceraott of SprtngfleiitMo, assisted by
the ErrermdMr. EXUsof racan.Mo.
SCHOOLS.
and tiie Place to Get If,
INCORPORATED IN 184.9.
Actual Business
Practice and Practical
Bookkeeping with
asking. 3 ? 5
Ornamental and Ar
tistic Writing. 5 5
Engrossing Resolu
tions. Etc 5 5
.m
TELEGRAPirr.
CENTfRT BLlLDIN'l. comer
iav and nlgi
. school begins September - Ap-
MILITARY
ACADEMY.
Umlted to 110. one instructor :o every Ii boys.
r ' ry. cinast.'s. Dormitorv absolutely
September 17. 1XL F-r catalogue address the '
24ih
Year
references on application.
Supi., - UPPER ALTON, ILL
Seaool for cenUemea'a C8. Ezpieaced yacaSy cf
LatTen.tyi.raauea. w I2inj Doat. oaacag. rteai
eutnxtracctiev Attyjo. Gy riK-i yritorlsm. Laaa.
Ajiirtc.tr.D.mviLLt;a.,u,iieie,i:iUi r
I5SOURI.
anil GIrla. Modern
:fi rrarTMilre. Fidit-
J5trcal csitrire. Firty-icbih aiTTil
p
e
IJ.&lvt- 4J1IV-VJ. u. unutiJt MTTCM
Christian Brothers' GoIIbsb
Ca'ton Ave. and Klac. nighTeay,
ST. LOOS. MO.
LTTERART, SCIEXTIFIC. COIMERCIAL
A.D PREPARATORY COURSES.
Rev. Bro. Jaatln, President.
ST, LOUIS UNIVERSITY,
GRAND. tVXST PINE AND L1NDELL.
raJslcal. Cotamet and Sdestlae Cauryea.
Jl i alary Derartmeat la etarte of C 5. Army
cracer. TacruraaeM aad maaly character la
15. ed oa. Oa y earaeet ttadenti reed apply.
Claiaes irca4 Septwnber - Catalrcae Seat.
REV. tV. B. KOGIStS. S. J Prealdeat.
. BENTON COLLEGE OF LAW
r. at aieti ree faJ"." -cars ieadiac to
.e derre -f LL. B. Graiaatioa adm ta w tt
har 'i ltlr a-; F-r c&talcca xaiztt Georce
1 -t'Ij Deaa
M0NT10ELLQ
Opens ttth rear
September ZSlh.
aacrior facraltv
Xmciith. TjII- Gr-.t. Trcca. Ger-r.aa. iiialc
Sdeare. Art. Prill a. Ca.ta.'.. The rtxty-arr.
mrvns ccalalas "c rrtnea tear a "Carte, oaakat
t&J ana aca p t ' -aa. rcr cataiexa. addrete
MISS H. H. HASKELL.
Principal, Gcdirey, tL
SEHSNARY
Ward Semlparj
fe-ItCTlUftt,
IlSi,Tt3.
XTr yejr bees. F.3. Uwraey CewM. ttnte. An.
Iicilln. bnWMlM U W. 'rlrr, Biltrssre Wm.
aa'a Ollec. rmtmur, 39. Mile tH ,g..t. UIrwm.
7cx Catatosn. S aairMs J. o. buuttom. Llo . .
UNIVERSITY MILITARY ACADEMY
A lioine- School for Trrenty Doya.
Caart red ItM. jmplete 5cipmert. ladrrtiaal
preparar.oa 'er "Ol ee cr tcameet "amily tit. sad
peraonal joperrtal-a f-r brj. over yeai. of ac
Jaaa B. -CTTelca. A t Prtarlta. CclamMa. ila.
KIRrCWQOD MILITARY ACADEMY.
Arracremeats have beea cemai.'ed to aesemrao-
cat. If mere ccy. For ritalocae. address CaL ,
E3WARD A. IIAIGHT. Klrtwood. Mo. I
s. ft Mlywtrrt. Lexl-rtan. '
igrW8nlw2rih Kiiifarr Academy
Jfc-f Oldest aad larce-t rat.lury tKBtol la
Wqf Ctatral IVnt 0:Vt eop-rrtloa aad
T-Hr5? eoalrmeat Army Ltarer detailed. .
-r Cot Saaferd S3er. M. A 3jpt. I
Hosmer Hall -mJZZ
A Day and rWardhts School fcr Girls
All departmeata. maale. modera taasaace. Cer
cScats admits to ten eotlere. 7rea7ec'. zi. in.
Addrees Ills S SI. U. aATUW!i. l'rtncloal.
up tmi.iirro unnmtuL
i.:, payMouu uid ;
-all wsjerr-pos aozr- mo bait a ceTnrr
ill
il
mM alt ta. vdiare aad aaodrae caalaje ef
Oylua. box pro.taee on .sraaen oXUe ttomaea. la
aeateaetfucailjorderattUaa taralsaale Semecy.
llecomisesded ty Den rayueaas ereryweere.
WB5STS ISKJCf TECETASLE PILL CO, Kcw Tart
-KlLLLtlt F HOMCT. H. J. LlllMllTX.
Premtaeat oecretary.
ESTABLISHED tM ISO
VISSOCRI STATE MLTXA1. FIRE ASD
HARISE ISSURA.1CB COMPA.1T;
Of See, No. ftp ctmtaat at bt. "'. ,m
Tel. Bell Jtata CMA. TeL Klaloca A" .an.
FoUdcs ar wrtttrn oo eitcer atdca or axataal lias
.. UIKCTOE3:
Hiary & Haarauea. J. B. C Locaa,
a. . wi.wtm. w. u b.azc
was. 2TV Aosssa.
i
AUCTIONEERS.
A. A. SELKIRK & G0.9
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
Reraiar aaie every Saturday at warebonae as4
reaeral etnee. IKS-IS-U douteas are- Sales la
residences a epeclatry Pheae Kiaiaca C UT.
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY.
amcl Ginv. Maaaeer. 714 aad Tit Wafarcx
tea axe. Acctica l- cf salraca merehaastiSL
Watea fcr ipecl cctlcea.
Jl. A. SELSXBIT. Asctlcoear.
AMUSEMENTS.
irvilPERiAL
To-Xisht,
15c, liSer, ZZc, Sfle.
25c ' A
Mat. THOROUGHBRED
Dailyj TRAMP.
Next S-a. Mat.' Over ICUsara Faa.-
Fomi HIGHLANDS!
( TJlB BIZ PLACE i X THE TT T
" -CONE AJD LOOP TOE LOOP."
( Twj perf-rmage - - re a or -.
j LAjT WEES OF
I "The Girl With (beAubnra Hmlr," Etc
Ati w, a ta ffroaada free.
i PTlHos. lie aai Jic Sesrrved Seatr. 'Mu
CENTURY VTO-NIGHT.
J. H. STODDARTin
"The Bonn!: Brier Bush."
Specal prices at TTei Stat Se to K.M
nrS'-LAIJ MATXXEE PATfRDAT.
Jext &-aday "Tader Two Flags."
JL BIG COMEDT BILL.
Caytoa tvttte. Marie Staart & Ca Three Mcr
toaj. Beaax arl EeUs. Sir. asd Mrs. Mark
Marpbr. Lraa tVelimer.
TWo stOTti Ca -. Ra a or Sitae. Matlae at
C-ij. Nhts at SSS.
NEXT
OLYMPIC.
THE SULTAS OF SULU.
NIGHTS
Ey Gecrge Ad.
Seats ca sale Thars
a. ra.
5T AlUnADH neflMefrT
w a mTatniv
TtrtFraliaDtulj
ALL THIS WEEK,
Majestic Burlesquars.
Next Atrrartlca "ITTOPIANS.-
COLUMBIA
vONTLNovJi.a VAcDEHLLli.
AU This "Week aad Next Saaday:
Edwla Miltca EsyU and Selraa Fetter EcyV
Jimea J. Morten. Maalcal Dameads.
-VV R. Marpar and Arttar Demiag.
Blaacte fClcaols. Tas Olifaas i.
Z.aa Kawlitia. Beaoat t CrBrlea.
PXRea A tVatsca. Marua & Pearl.
Ctaray Peart. Rasa Lee Tyler.
J-a-ae. Orcaestra C-i'rs EeserTed. T&8.
GRAND Hi
Mattss tVedaeaday aad Sataraay.
Nlsat Prie-a 1. tSc. Efc a-. Tie.
T Kg Tricx Csmedy.
ZXG- 2Xt3- t TiTiTWar.
Next Saaday Matlaee "SWEETT CLOVER.-
HAVLIN'S
2 eeata Matlaees Taes Thars. aad Sat.
"tZoZ"3, "A GAUBLER'S DAUGHTER"
Eaa. Mat. Next "The Barrlar aad the Watf.
BEACTTFCL DEL3IAR.
MA RUNAWAY GIKL IkMai
By Amatremeat TVlth TJxly Estate.
Sceale Italltray Old Mill Wheei. Steepieehasa.
Midway. Reataaraat la Csttare- Eeaervfci Seals
C A. R. It. Ofics.
ET-r'-iy. Sept. 7. Farete3 tTeelc."Ti: Rcuadera,
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TO-DAY.
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RACES
DELMAR RAGE TRACK,
EACH DAY,
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la aow cpea for taspectica. Aay pera.u risrm
las Iecal eiemptloa from Jary daty raaat pro
dace competeat procf thereof to tha aaderstraed
witala tweaty days frota date. "No pwioa
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reciater of farsra. aad who aaall cedect within
to period prejcrltxd by ald actlce to claim ex
emptlea frcm jary daty. eaall be eatitled. t
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