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THE. ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11. JLMlL
3
Peculiar to itself PRESIDENT GIVES UP
TARIFF REVISION
"In merit, in cures, in sales. Hood's Sarsaparilla, also, in
combination, proportion and process, is Peculiar to
Itself.
It is made from the best blood-purifying, alterative
and tonic ingredients by such original and peculiar meth
ods as 'to retain the full medicinal value of each and all.
Therefore, it is the most powerful blood purifier
known. The severest forms of scrofula, salt rheum,
catarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and debility ar,e cured by
it every day in the 3ear.
We say, positive!', it will cure you. Get it to-day.
It is the world's greatest blood medicine.
Demand for Regulation of Rail
mail Rates Will Be Paramount
Feature of His Message. '
CULLOM RECEIVES A BLOW.
DON'T JUGGLE
WITH YOUR EYES
.verv Oi'liCIA;: is net an OCVIJST, and nrrv OCULIST is not an
OnjCA.W lam bath, aW off you S0.030 St. Louis rtftrmcrs.
Ptilect-FiUlEg Classes,
tyn Buamlmot FKEB.
it
If claaaes ar a Brca-a"iy Ii ary
cas- 1 rj.ari.rrr tn m.a- th-:n
ccrrnr:.- I thy r- n t nJ"i
I 1 1 r.nl'.-i v i- I ou ar.4 -vt
a. hat fci rm ts. dos.a. A.
I ask la m trliL
$1.00
G. MORITZ, M. D.f
S. n. COR. SEVEXTII AID LOCUST.
FYE-KEO KXCLU8IVSI.V
14atl1IUrlS9!l2B:i
Wedding Rings
$350 and up
ZERWECK-FRECH JEWELRY CO., j
502 N. SIXTH ST.
GRADE COMMITTEE IN
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Latest
MEN'S BENCH-HUE
$3.50
SHOES.
UfllV MT $500
fin attMiiiE?
HILTS'. 6r & Franklin Av
ILLINOIS METHODISTS ARE
FAVORABLE TO THE TYPOS.
nrMlatlniia t Withdraw From the
Tifl.etae Adopted Vtfter Debate-
by Frs-eport O.aference.
rrr'nurr" KraciAi.
fr i.rt VI . Oct ! -Spirlt'-d W-.tt- ' J""'1
t.daj fillo-i-d tlie r-fiort on tl.e 4 oin
-r'tte of laihnr anrt Caflfal to th.) I lock
rivir Cnnferri.re In e:--doi her..
"!i r-iort r. senptrd flnallt hit th-p-'n.
Ip.il tv-anillnt- nrenrrel wli-n r-.npi-'
nfi w-r- l-trodured aiklne the V--m
nk f"onrm In Chlnro t" wlthdriw
! -n th- Ttpoth-tne. nn eripners' r.s-
'it - TI-- t-";-rt derlr.
"V. - ttelirt- In th- rlclit i loi c-r!,,vl
a" ! ir.bor to oranrtt-- nni th-it t - adrni-s.'-
of Htirh oan'Mt'on" when p"V---44-.1
hv n spirit rf li.-irc. (. r !!'
. .paren Isii t4 t -n Hr'i .-Hi-. v -io III
it trlt i-n'rln-i. sit .7 ! nrc-i-i' i-
ii to vnti' its own prx't riro".:
' rlrht fltvl !rlii-e.
, r f "' lutniii-j
.if Vith
urr i fur i"" "V
f - i - houI
i!r r!' i' itlon,
J nrr-nt nti!
-3 z. in', atfl
T -tinf vr
- I l"'JT -ito
"I'lovi-rs
a--jt-hop
Joint Uoilr Appointed bv Munici
; pal AsxniMy to Studv Surface
Crossings Meets Behind Closed
Doox-s in 31a vor's Office.
' r-C i r' r,to -ntuncrnnt maJo by
; r h.,i ,,uui y e. craintr. th fp-lal joint
c.iTT.in.tt-4 .1 promts) hr lh Municipal As-
.. ... .--.. uiu i-uiiiiueua puns ur
ab.t.isSiitr rfAdn croflnei met fc'hlnl
clo-c-J divrs in th otSie of Mm or Wells
jf-tfKJay aftnrnoon.
twret 5t-on. it l. iijiia. wac favor-1
iV nil nirniSr nf tt n..M..& ...
hainnan C rHtner anU Dfieiwta CizzoSdw
l TVr.tatJxe j.ljna for n laduct acrj the
nt'3-!i tntCKJon Sn.h ,.! auU for ihy
dMn- s'-ii f.f the tracks of the Missouri
i;.j.!ic- an-1 I-ri-co railroads t "owr
.rjo wrn snbmltt-J by rVarik V Val-l..-'.
Strt Con-.nili sfor r. una a Ir.-jl;-rt
t'j Kll ti conitnlttc." Jmt I'rojjr's
Iih h.i.l n:aiie m h!s eiTi.ru to kal-.e tha
J'rbl':i.
,M!".V,!:af": rSiroM"'J ,L' oP'nJTi that
uj.l to-ot'.-iati. v.:.n tiif rlty. i.-i.l ih.it
. t! ..r.lj ilitlicultv likrly to Ix- rncoantereJ
-:i It.. ih.i j ,; itina th-? nronr.-r'o.i
uluch each Mmitrinv i-.ii hiv. ...
i., - " " .
i Xu th!r urdTtnkiu- Mr Cram( a!d.
!. ni'nit..i-. of ih cmnl:te win hive
J :. .m-ttli-- i-w. j-U u port of Mayor
. .!-. T-iio all .-lonir !. is Iipcii ncourajjIiK
-Mr Vilbant in iii; ncsotutlons with the
r.illrfMi!,
Ki t'i- rT-'tln-T la ?': STao' ofSce to
, nsorrf.-.-.- attrnoin r-prf uniatiim of the
j"in. jii.5 ir: i" -!n ani lYiro ral!-
i'liu
1. ,. -I.
:
Interstate Commerce Commis
sionersbip Will Xot Be Handed
Out to Senator as Cam
paign Asset.
Rerald BJlIdlr.-. x Torfc.
WasJiiamon. Ocu 10. "KaJatiPtj of
railroad rte to tlie Issue of pinmoaw
lmpor:ajxe ac win b ntada the feature
".;, lt.? fgrthonwln menace to Coti-
1'reider.t Roosevelt to-day fiiUr .
duped both tnat he will make no utter
ance favoring ceneral una revision, sr.l
that railroad rate lesttlaUon again i:x t
the rrlQeitKii demand in hli in--3a:- to
Coccreas la tecenber. The Prri:dtnfs
attitude oa these twn vital point i final.
He expressed htntself vigorously and po:-tu-ely
to callers at the White liouw to
day, among whom were Senator Cullom
and Repr--ntatlvi Rodcnters of Xliinoia
and Hecator Aldrleh of Kh tt.i.i
This is tin- tirjst occasion tsin"" th !at
Cor.gress adjourned that the Prmdenfs
-.c-s on th tariff have txen made clar
In a nay which csn be accept l cvn
vluflve. Tho administration's fl:n. polio
la conccntratlr.F rslea to obtain the
rad'cal railroad lcistat!o:i. Involving- F.l-t-ral
r.ite f.xlr.ir. for whlrh t!i l.-.4l..fi
tlrt .:. laritl in Lis message to C.':.r-.-t.
Uit cat
STA.D-PAT VICTORV.
T.t "."tan -ratt-n" havo all but v.-nn a
co-nuk-i.' vutorj- in rrpct t th" tariff
The rr--!:nt. In converj-ior on tb- rtit.-
jeet to-day. mado It abjoltit.-ly riear that
tin- ac:r.Jiilirat:on T-ill rH.- th --t-i-n; of
ftJiprov.il to any Ksncral tariff MIX. It tu iy
tr that tii lrt-ald"a: wlil miluv r-:-:-rcet.d
itriilation -s:ib!isl:in-r a' l:tnlieil
iia;lmi;"i n.ui minitnu-n UriiT i-v-tcni
uhlch mouM cr.v a baN of -otvln-f
the ootr.mrc:aI uiffifjltl-s thr..itred bv
the ruixlmi-m and tulnlmum tiriff -vi"m
tl.at er.' b..tug alored In Kur&jiean coun
Irl'jJ I:ut be indicattd aui:e r.r!f irut
hr L) not ready as yet to cue.ei1: hirr.ielf
to tills prortfltio.T.
In the course i.f his talk with Inator
AUrich. -j. ho s rhalrman of the Klnanc
Cn.raittn of tin- Senate would w'eld
Fn'at power In har.dling tariif Zeli.-Ution.
tic iattnr mil:
"Ye. Mr. 1'reyident, I m In fnvor of
a niainiurn and a minimum tariff, tr.it 1
.m for l-.avi.Tg the Dlnsley law the mini
mum "
Such Is the view cf the "eundpatterfi"
In boih hous f. onires. Tn-y are
itrr:n.n into Vahi:iicton one at:-r the
oth.-r. lllii k th Pr -id'-nt that t!:re is
ii.. tntpmlar oer.i.inJ for tariff chance of
any Kind V.n in the Ilou.'tt like lulz.ll.
II-pb-r.. Cair.on all the older Kiders
will .'ntrtaln no ji;Ketion cf tinkerins.
Ar.d S.-r.attir Alcrlcli ape-tics for the so
'.U.cd "cons-rvatlie" and dominant c!e-
n:-j t In tli- senate
Mavinr won In choking ff a demanl
for reviiion it uo;.i.l ceem tlirt thrv will
TREASURER SHOT
BY Cinr MARSHAL
Patrick McCambridge Seriously
Wounds Samuel Huston in Fis-
tol Duel at Madison.
I i j .
I
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.WirTWBBtfS.
u nmM&--Smiml3
1 .Mil J
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f
FIGHT AT CLOSE RANGE.
Quarrel Arose After Dispute
With Injured Man's Brother
Assailant Under Arrest at
EdwardsviHe.
In a t!lr-- which ariose In the kiIooc
. fcr.mllustoc. at f":fih and State s.ir.i.
tu Madi5on. : nlay afternoon, citr
.u...ui ii.nii .ticvaiourias KaOCited
doun Jan-.f-h XIt:ton. brother of the pro
prietor, and shot Sam Huston four tlrnvs
wr.i-n tl.e latter rppaured wah a rerelter.
Tl e wounded man la Treasurer of the
town.
Hustcn wan shot In the Jaw. tn the
right is. in the chest and en the thieh.
all ;h ound takinj esect on t!. rUht
?lde. L'rnjt. receiving the wound he f'I
to the floor, afttr one Ineffectual ihbt
from Ilia own weapos. which went wide
ar.il broke the gls-.a in the trunscm of
the saloon.
He wan hurried to the Orcnite CItv llt
pl:al. when: l:e waa treated by 'Doctor
Neiurir.shaua and where hU wounU nere
pronounced aerlaus. Father Murpliv was
summoned end administered extreme unc
tion last night.
Xx-fore twiny removed from tha a!on
hunon was carried upstairs. T.here lie
(Vnrbridgo appeared a few m!nuit later
to ark after his conditicn. Unon learning
I that it r.-i-s riou from lo tor Kin::.
who had letn tfuniroo.if.1 to Kive t!n;io
lary aid. h" went outside and deivcre1!
hlnueir to Policeman tillllland. v.-ho too";
t:i:n to JMw ards HIIe. whTe he wa. lcclte.1
up.
IIa-ton If City Treasurer of Madon and
has helu ortk-e for eicht y'ar-. McCam-
brt.le !us l-n ilarhal for twele year.
Uoth mtn havi Io:ic been mends and
netnlters of the jarae iMilitical pnrty.
rhlih 1 known as the 0yle fa.-tkm.
According to 5t.1tttaer.ls made by those
l:i the nelRliborhiKHl. the ph-tol duel fol
!owol a qui.rrrl In will ill Jame Huston !
Cbine rn.tKCd with a man who had -n-t.rtsl
l.U lothn's saloon. McOambrids
separated tha men. wl;.'u they came to
Mow.-, and later u.lu-d tl.m from the
saloon. It li said tliat another dispute
st:;rtl brfvecn McCnmbrldse am Jams
l'u-ton. when the litter re-ntretl the
place.
The antument is alfl to have reunited In
blows. McCambridce kr.'ckinK down Hus
ton. It Is said that I e a No drevi a re
volver and that Sim Hilton, who wab be.
hind the bar. took ut his brother" quarrel
and drew u weapon from Itohind the counter
riiiootin; Instantly started, the rron not I
lc!nc mor. than five fe.t apart .McCam- I
bridge Is s.iid to havo shot Ilutoi in th j
J.tw wit '1 bis tlr: bt:llt and to l.ie llr'd 1
the ri--.t. i:i rapi-l utfejs-ion. liuvtons
shot passed o-.er McJambr!de' head
ar.d shattered the transom.
The n:nn wlt'i whom Jam's Huston wns
dNpMin;. -Ah-n the trout!': start-l. h&t!J
to luv.- b-n it Mr.-et lnpv-tor narm.d
Bittlner. thn cause of thu arumnt be-
ais. b t.tron? enouith to hdd the I'-t- J Ir.ir tl e lo-it'on of a ireet fjlr. which I
Our Third
Anniversary
nV" '
Three years ago The Model began bnsiaess at
Seventh and Washington avenue. The store was
an immediate success and has been steadily growing
in public favor ever since.
For three days this week we informally celebrate
our Third Anniversary, and ask our friends to join
with us in making it an event long to be remembered.
Free
Souvenirs
will be given to all lady visitors from 2 to 3 'cfetk
f TktwssUy. October 12. and 4 to S ckck ff Friday.
October 13.
If YOU are not one of our regular patrons if
YOU have never profited by our modern pita of
merchandising, come anyway the invitation is
general YOU are just as welcome to a souvenir as
anyone. '
Then, too, it will be a splendid opportunity for
you to investigate the methods that have brought
us success to examine our qualities and mentally
compare our values to satisfy yourself that here is
the largest and best clothing store in St. Louis.
Mmy'f Wart
r Mae? lack."
Seventh & Washington
dnt i". check on th maximum and m.n
iniu.ti M.'.t All thote who haie had co:i
llUir'ial talk with the Pres! lent rei.-ntty
h!.u. that thf ti:on:er.t for tatllf Te
lle' a -i3 rd njro so than the pro
ve. b..i Iterrinz. tn sa ftr as chance for
fcvtur:? re-ults in Wah.ugton it con
cerned. ROOBNCERG'S VOTB.
0?i of the flrt thlr.Fs i:prfte:iUt,ve
Ro "-l.n: of KA-'t St. IitiU told the I'res-
Ideni dalt with a straw -ote wn;h h-
re.t:itl ronduto.1 in his dNtrkt on !.
The i:;irois i-onirr!"in.ii..
ti be hld in the town.
IV.th Huston and McCnmlirMze havo i
loi.g V"?u :dr.l!fi-tl with ro!ttic In Madi- 1
ton and each Ivar' the ttiutntion if a
man who will Sirht hard whtn he once is
Involved in an arstiiiKiit. Bith ar about
42 yi-ars oil. Huston ha a wife and a IS- '
car-old CaURhter
NEGRO ALLEGES DETECTIVES
THREATENED ELECTROCUTION.
HOUSE AGAIN ASKS
ABOUT ADMISSIONS
'r.du'
c: ii . v
tnrlf ii'iecrioH.
wilt Inform t. r.mmliu. - .,-'. . from voters' Ilts In hln po--n.--!.'n. re- I
th...- conipinl.- will rr.-er tiJ citv i'011'1 ,Utc or foHr cmf s of i:rj.ubli.-ni:e,
. i, 1....J.1 . "i" -1 .. I .-hnni- in MUk! rumber In as nmr.v v-
'i- l'Kid" o ,I7e"rSBV,?:.: i.t'.,ni- To if.. to meroharrs, lasers. I
r i! nrMclnn. .h. ..,.,-, .. .iri.cr. USJIiil!' IU-J1. mil: j.ai iu.. i.-.
.. . '. "" ''fc.ti'itj ,.?.!!.. -r' nicr...ar..l.-- lie ni!.!ri-.Wi cues- !
i en ".ir.Bi iimanus :. .." ",,-.:. ..T. . .. ..; .... i I
Jry I-rrea Illui Ills Plea That
is nmr.v v- I ionmiii ni .trina n nam
Delegates Adopt Resolution In
quiring Into Right of Exposi
tion to Charge Kntraure Fee
Council Passes Three Bills.
Imler Uoress.
Kr.iet Sydnor. tin youns- necro
who
Cluirr-s !e-icd t-r the I.ouU!hr.a E.xni-
tln "o:n: inj fur admUsion t the
w'i
tt'
ft'lG nr.l.tp l iMittman .. a-ura fAllifini i
t r.noi-o.-, or ns- it-,.... lt A .1 oTVl.l.y of th- Toard i'VJ ??""" 1 . . "2:" '""' t '" ! . -J I, ,i,i i-V. .a. .,".'Tirr,; .5 I worlds rait -re!ii:3 lan iilifRt. lor trie
1 to lie hi t I-.t-r- -f X'ubu- X"..Lr.n..s,-.-.t recimr.ted tl.e re- :'.'.'" ."" 'w0J"r..V'i"- ".V1"t" ? '1 "'"".. Z,, Ui n .'. .V;.,VT,V,, tV.,";.' i second time v.Ithin a month, were male
Sclleve ,H,t er own ' oru .1' .1' l J. " & ' "rahted V:,.!! Wpp b ,, r ( J W - -
-X',nd our' re.',rn."r- Zi lon' r S' "u "-t1-!,',.PJ,L,irs". 5" ..'"HT" t- I?;? . rw. s curt J fV?. olerrf '' Hy of the Tver.f.-s.cor.d
USJSrf yrr tl, commits y.,r- 3&gV SSS fe Kti ?ltfff WSiA
-XU- . SVZiJ Y$? "hfiT '- - -i- "f igng. ;w-;stUde"v!,unt:Un3t! tU ' -
d eonpiratlOT In d. al- . Inn r.teme-rs i.d nank U. al.iant. Jltl-. j": .. .... -j ... .-,..""".,.... - ... ,fd Srfnnr .-!. Withhi llnee ho-tr after tto . Ily -0in-
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PLANTERS KEY NO. 713
COMES HOME AGAIN.
Arfjiinrr t.. lintel Itoiim Keeps Ip
Kei-ord nf !,rnVrr..iiii fur
lli'liiK !.!.
Kv Ni. ':; i' ur'.iK"! rhir.s Jr. the
n.nt.r.. II. .1.1 :u. .j ,.;. JiH n jit.".Ia
Wot line ia th- n::. 1 from Key WV't '
I-'-" T' i.:-.lav th' 'on fairoua ronrn
r ui ailoited to Kniik
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it.- nloin that th- rite- tl- "Jh'-e ul stai.da j,:e-f..in-nt. ri-cuj.
m.e.l to nr..ii.iat frm th- ! pure and n t. h. 4:e!!-at- :ior. At all
...'.t It .,rar-.'- t" It.. cfii"Iu'v I .-ucy grocers .'id dri:Bit.".
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at the i -poal cf r-i'i-tcr Cui.om.
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ar-t'ir.d by ty of ;t. i.o'il-1 t. sit him
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fin.-. n',-r- Mr K 1-er -sa waitir.
hatns cott4-i. tt.to i rm by .. ii4
k-y tl ti-l ntadf ki-y u. dropped
. oonn "li- h.f: T.-h - It e.nrot be
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d.t4 an J th carpi-n'-r ha.ulj ma'Ie an-i-'ber.
i .nuriav -ist tn- T-irir.
u.i i"i: lit u 4vn alter It wa n-.-o-. '
l1,- . .r.l lllmarlf nf rrlnn !ninrh , r- ih.t the fute J '.! 'o 7U ! m's-
1rn.it.tra h .-iilnir Ilown ... I r ecsi.i II -me - . h in. ir!n: m?. 1 ,
l..t rrlneiolrs i ,r ' K"y TV'" tt,,h r rvt.,i;eti.- Ut-r .
K i' 'irce cf.-.'". ii fV "f I" -. -rNl r -n j!I ovrr ! .. ...-.-. k !
' ... .. .- .. !. --.. ...-...-- ... . . . ,r
Tri ej.-r. ,it - r .? .-.- ! .., t reeuls- uee tna- thr In. i.,
r w.. n-.tr.tis one to N-n Vo: mi
t t4-4r snl ore .-.an rra.i-ico
n r'r i - -r.: . --rvi.t v ir
POLICE SEEK MANY MISSING.
Mrs. Minnie I'l.uik Totik ITr
VoarOld S..u Whon Stic Ifi.
r:..rk
,i -i
:
PEOPLE'S BANK RECEIVER
GAINS POINT IN COURT.
the wasc of engineers and other artisans
ar lm rvad.
J. C Shaughnessy of tha Engineers"
Union. II. J. le Vlgney or the Cooks'
Union and J. P. CoughMn and Patrick P.
Krey of thv Building Trades Council.
C V. Krazee of the Barlier' ITnioii and
Charles Hahn of tho Uakt-rj' Union con
stituted the commutes, appointed to lobby
Tl
liet we-h
asairast the ordinance.
lietore th Ways and Means Coram
hey will appear
me
Three bills were najped be tlie Cnunell In
the half hour that the- teslon histed. One
measure pro-.ldes for the installation of a
telephone eysti-m In the Female Hospital,
th- second to -luthortss th Terminal Rail
road to construct a switch vn feet long
on Srott avenue and the third to itormii
Charles Rensel to erect an awnlni; on Ms
prvml-s.ts. Xo. Kl North Fourth s-tiett.
Both branches rf the Assembly ad
journed until nest Tuesday.
GOVERNOR HOCH LEADS
DEMURRERS FILED
DY OELMAR TRACK
Quo Warranto Proceedings Filed
by Hadley Are Attacked in Su
preme Court on Ground of Unconstitutionality.
RErTOUC BTECIAX.
JeffersOQ CItV. Sin.. Oas. M naniimn
to the nuo warrants arnrMdlan tna.l.ii.S
... .-- i u ....: . - --. c-" ---T,,- ..
TOPEKA REVIVAL MEETING. L orxyT&?SSZT.
uiuis ana to in writ or proniMUon !
Tart nf mierStr Welahta Traet
Will Be R.Ieaaed Thai ll Xmr
Be Sold.
I a .1 fctt.et l-?:iei Aricansas ani liui"!
(iraovenn and by Sleul-r. ?n ordinance
to tK-.rrlt :!; laitirnr.t Ouarrv nr.d rou-
i r -uct'on ."o.-npr.rv to operate a quarrr at
T-. te.-. r.r.lv. of tSa r.i!r" 1 t. foot of Oscoia stre-t.
. f.4.. .n.. tif iv.4.-... rs .in.fl f-i.rpt.titK-r 4if local labc- unions Ht-
I rr:r".sion frcra jtidse" MelShlnr-y in . t. .I'd the m"tir.5 to diettss the ooil-
I "lavtrn in rIese two pint., of ?,-c n.l tn
I I rilirra.iv l-:aMs tl-e r?t con'alnlic
EyaawelUt Waats Hiss ts G ts Slew
Jersey to Caaalwet !errlres. Bat Kx-
cvattvIa Ts Basy with "1.14."
t nnpcuue special
Top4.ka, Kas.. Oct. 10 Governor Hoch
to-tacbt t leading tl:. bli; revival inrrl
Inc. which has fur lis cbject the rWni
liiK f Topek.u Governor Hoon lid the
imtlnjt at th- State Housit ye-tenUy.
Tn-s tn.-stliiK I sthedu'.ol to rlos.. Thurs.
day. T.-n tliouycnd peron- ;.ft. vtor.shlp
lnc dally it the four dtff.rt.ni chutthes
" i ue Juaiiur.-i:i, anrre ten lets are
held.
txtor Frank Chapman. ev.ingelNt. who
Is running tin. revival, wants kernor
Hoch tt. Uk.. neat week off from ..Mli'al
... I ... l.. M Z? ....... ... . ....... 1.. . ..
!!e-Sr- U-lrxZKu of "ciatfai vlisTat XKSTsTj. ,Th,e Go" eVnor ,
?!;&: lariAr. ."vetwon j & &?$'JS iZ SL
.I',, Jt"t7.'St,:T".;Ated -vers: liv ' 't h crusada against Uce in New Jer-
I ?1 tll.OT:.;. 11 4.IO.I.2U1I.V I.. IKTII..1. oim
I'.nediet to l.iuir i lUtry nah! on Jur.l
oidl::ancc '.it:n tr.e same objfl.
All the I.Ja propi itd to ..abititate 3tir
r. on nv.eiu.. :..r f.- .r.-en. o.tnie. Ac-
tuiii(ut!lf.4 Mr '.Vitth'-fS t J ordtunce was i
a iKililon jijcuvi b, t.V4.ut pi opei ty oun
e alut.? - iK'-Jiirhtare f.ivon:.6 tho '
t:.anscof Hi:r. ?
THE ROOT OF THE HATTEa
wfo r.f Klwarfl
rr f-om t.i."!r I-.op-.c.
i.-H niliv .!--ce N.-vrti-
I S",e .r T r'3r: c 1 ." fe... 4 Inches
n'irn- -tin "i- -i: eves nr.i ni'r ,-,-, r,, i,,.
r.itf ac - rr;, -.!-.: - - veii-tM I , ' ...
. .. ... ' .. ...C ..I.1 '. T. ...I.. I .n . ..n
i,s-h: ",,slv.T'i2r.::'7.V'Sur.. Xn?''JZ bA" I "'- reprerntel to tha eojrt thst the
t. r qj-rr-l vfh I'm- r.ut.inn nd 1?- 1 .. ' K..v ...t, t-. 1.-.,.. k. ...
'- I rr-c.4. .-...tI Vr. ot If 110 n.r? ip.ton 4n.
nnJT , ,;.... .... ..,. --r. or ti.Vli.v. tne eff.
nt I " I lo. ISi. "Ihr i, --h.fr. he '!.
" j !..- 1 m e-d t; ;IY 10 per C. t 1.1 r.h and
S:e -lot's b-armg a je-r tt-rit lntert-sl for
t b-.!.i-ce
li- .vlve- wantc. to -i.i. te -n-
th--. f.ni. up--' reo -!. tn- Intt.-r t-
Hrv't t.oti:; re:i 1 1 .-r n.
.....i ...l .1. ..... .....: .k.... ...
! Iat orce.j ,-m to c.s. 1 for th- a":ta
0 ' Of 1' e I-llJcr
' iiii-m liai'-ous. ri t-.T o'( rt i-..s
hone. N'o ;t:s."turh Vv..-'fi! re: on Oc-
tr .. a:.il hr.s -.e? -i ...1 thrr Knee
tie "-eon.l w-n'r Ive. '.11
.e of t!: property may b-
I ...... ....K.l. r- .. I....r.t. 4 ll A c.t.
lltlll.'' ....v-.. .... ...... . - ... ... ...-
arlec of r.hy'' ts. cl-rks ar.d nur-es r.t
the lmnl ar-I ' 'It h.'pltals Th union I
ofi-.. 11.0 pa't-k-e 01 tl.e icaure i:r...
.ew Fraaklla RartTal Close.
P.E1UU.H: SPKC1AI.
X-w Franklin. Mo.. Oct. W. The revival
here conducted by the Rev-rend Arthur
X. Undisey has closed with forty-elaht
ronfesplons and taptislm. Mr. I.imlsey
ha; held sis meetings during his pastorute
h--e. which have resulted In more than
l.Ifi additions to the churches of tho
c ounty.
against tne justices or tha Psac of Bt.
Ianils County to restrain then, from try
ing iho cases of tha potlcemnt charged
with trespassing upon tha grciind of tha
Jockey c:ul. wsre Wed In tha Buprama
Court to-day.
The cases wsra set for trial before tha
Circuit '.Tourt In bane on Octol.tr S.
Attorneys Krum and l3nd. rsprasanttag
the Ilmar Jockey club. Sled tne demurrer
tn th- Information IU4 by tli Attorne-e
General, settles up the toUafetaa; allega
tions: :
"That the con Ion which relalMi a a;a
I f bookmaklnic. fool sailing and reclatra-
tion 01 o;y. oesenra as the b'isaness car
ried on by the respondents, dors not stab,
a violation of the law because. Buck act;,
were lawful, there being bo averment that
the defendant was not llcatiiad to do sucU
acti.
That tha portion that aay that th
defendants cold pools to sifnors does net
state a violation of law. secants It is not 3
alleged that respondeat knew that tho
persons whass bets were registered wero
minors."
"Also that tha act of th General As
sembly, entitled 'An act prohibiting book
maklr.g and pool selling, and prescribing
a penalty thereof.' approved Starch St.
lf'. is void, because it la unoor.atltutlonal.
because it oontalna two subjects, t wit.
the prohibition of bookmakttig and tb
prohibition of pool selling. whl;h are tw
distinct subjt-efs testter.
li
ps
Vfl r ?e
. ti ' ' e flrr '-'
. f. 1 trie's, fir .. . i .a t
i4-tl. t' - 'orni c ti --h'-
ilir fsllore of I. "
. tt. i nrt 1-4-If.. : .
. ' J.t.flbt- up"', I '-rar'f '.
- ait I ttr..y Jrnr;! .;
.ad "-lTt
. t.or.1 he -av- -'I cor-u!4v!
1 .f'r another ertd o h
-drt-t I rav ea- bit ','
4 -a b 'ai.ej to brine !hm-
. fs-r dlcestlin afpe'lt-
r r two vear I -" fr '
- fresj 4tt- sniKfJia ' '
p.. ap tn .ktric I - 1 4-T1" -t
- .ti-ee,1 n il. gS r is
- -.t tnrmtrk-1 t40p-v----t
' 4t cfeti a-tiised o- e ry
V 44- p-tftrri-"4t-r - e.: --
tsa'j Tt arS I fc-d
p. -- ! tr- ten aper 4..-i.e-
' e rem1y VtJt r-vee k any
4.1. rrt ! 4n-.H-ln ior rooltl
' 4 -.-wit ps-nt RKdivtr wor.4
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I ,
1 -
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V -!
n i4.i
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. . ti!,i- .. -. in t. r- in-!--
r t4 i. ar n- Ssul- Sle
M. n r' r.r.i.; 4 a rd ra-sjm
.tfe. .Mil- Rstj., : .-i,, him I l,r. l ' '"? ct.e-nair T. purrn...- ;
tr.li dirlc ha.- or. i c-pl yir-r. hei ' Mf .Vc.V'Sil'.-.fv w-. d - t; ar.-C.
be Iat si- ini h v " a l).i-S -r : I .as '
Come Up
rrat. Utrt esi Kr!
ao't h-.l.
Alhrt I'otnJ. ! .
fir 1 h. hnm No 17V.
.n--' K-l' 5 He
1 S et Z r.l't .-i
.n .. . . .. .
js . .. ; . -- t;o-..
. 1 lark .-.! 1-
ti'crs. arj liiiX
I
HORSE KILLED BY LIVE W!HE.
itH
I" el;
I .-!,. Ire fr.
."1 K-c'ith trr
'S 4 i;-s ol I .an !
f!1- Trlrs "i
!. Vis 1' .- e; -t
ex'.-n. !. 401
" I ED BUTLER. ON CRUTCHES.
-1 . enecrrDC cDnrs duciiisaticji t
oui rbn rnvm iiuuumrt 1 io.:i. 1
Sa
lUlt
t-rt: t"ui.rs anl a
Where
-f l.4rse-. U l.c-'s . Hit- :ttoe-
.ntrat hu.e. for r:iy & 3'-ly.
l"-ti K-irv rfrt. I e-a'lv
jp!" cf ra.-ium it tha nearest
sf Tnrk tin- - t" TiMet
"e-l and o.-t-aa-rva'.t ial-let
. s' rc I f-It ry fe "iwg ..f
con-f-tr.
nsexl it t' a -id e' rtw 9rt
w a matc-d '.rnprrtvet-er- Iti
trd itTO-ral ssith ajtd b-fr-t4
" 1 wts .-.-tail
- pvtr"i3 "siiea 4Sv (,
irletT. srd 'rr '. ' r
- e I ,-n rs Jtt4 Sle- at T
"re -.J fff- tt-1 o 1 j
- 1 bat tr Xros. & (Sr her-
r-
'- .I"r rc-ic'- I trste tt t
4' 'Ik- Trds a'fclas foe tr-
t 4-t n taM-t.. orr 'aired
. led r8: t frf!-r4a, ts
-t a-ecttr peseta KtessTTtaeat
- t '.r i'-i-si 4
4'' ftre. fs satViesa of
t ,m jtie 4.131 e
T4r 4r te -a'-r ' ffc TJ, rtl
a. c- t et-'i rrf"J b S'art IH-r-
4 - m t H di-rs- the too.' crv-
. v 1' t "as. , e. . -.
r t-.t -- e- a-a i. s4ratr.ii
. e - . ne-tj- .e n-r're -e v 1
c ,r '-wr 'ito.1 Hfrf'se;. ard serve .
- -4ii , ,.-.r-v i-ti-.bV 'te'd y
J-Jf !- T- 4- d f t" ' ! T . -4-7-r
a- 1 -- inufi-tcr fre .- 4;,',
Z-T A- tU .-r -4- "s r.r
. a ctinc'e-e .'trr-ts.r
fl - 444.4.4 9j rre re . a reit
ri r4 ..
T 1 e
Hritrr lln-; Nnrrow Kcti Froiii
Iriiii in a r'-uliar ArcMent.
Th .udd-n br-ki-.r of . t-tlrv wire
t. "t'-, iter-. 1 a J ti na- fi
4. ri. - of JSr r, .onie sd Pr-ttlitTl
i! ur-t -'.e .-atn of tie -: 1 .p.
ri'y & 3'ly. .1
iu crocers' sun.i-.es. N; W llsrfee!
street
Th team wa bciiic dr'ven by G-rs
P T-3ip cf Xt JC1A tt'sfcow avenue
a-.-! was on Ue track iW4-t!y ;IJwlny a
no rtl bound JsC-rson nvei tie ear Just
the t-on wa nspost'e No IS"ti Jrrr---I
!ii; arr,-a- tb jr rr h-s-d sharp 4 tic
'a- tie 'tesrt rrtrn' i.. trj'lrr wire
r-kri -.i 't, p 1 v-.f w't.1 rhe .-rtes-
!- , - wir - rv ifty ft-: av.aJ
j fT ' . ia--i - - am t . nr -
. -.- .- ;-- k- - s . 4 f-
I t- . -;-- .-;-.- h -. r .,- "" . -
.. f .. a a--"-! ;1T
" '.- - - 'VI tr, . - f.i . r-; - -.
1 "" - .;..t tfi. r rr q:j 15 ...-f 1!
! lr. f.. t w a '- . f tv' - 1 T -
r ti 4'-.-' -4- t'. r-. is rvi
I W - s- V. t tr--- -t.r-4 n-.r r-s'tll.r
, a- rvi us fi- ' - iir-'T Th; fanr
1 fl' r-ssl id -H '-i hi.- a cro-vd
! l.-k--: ca
CASE TO BE TRIED BY JURY.
iiisiimiiCi
to r.
Th-
l.iti'jrnioii Itomuiided
. 'oiir; of rtali.
Iin-. n --c i:i
-! '. .1 -s. -4I.4 .
O-ea-c H i4 . jrj
I-suiTnce t'cr.ija i f.
n ih 1 -'t.1 ?...
I'tab. At th trial
-art Cc-i-t ef C.ih o-
.-" ' f Appeals at
i. -. .). case nf
.1 Mut .Si lIr
t- t-!ed by j 'jrj
"'r";!! 1 ourt of
I MJ-.I Sla T-
Jet. 1 . v-r-lKt fr
re 'nsur-nee e..cii.ar.v T"-e fr-iied sta'.
t"..urt 4jf Aspeais he "J. t'4at tli.- cal"
?4B! hae l-en tried I, a iry ir.J jr
3. fr a rev 11'
T.'re set- l rt re:ct' J:e.'.i. Oi !--
ir i. :.;. Mr. H.i-re. a Pajr... .:
cf the olarnli.T :- k e -a po'fv, r.n-1 I.
laim-n--s I..loTra Mtaett etf Vertl- ;
SO While on HI lara Amr
I'raton, Ms. J
n5t-a-d r.utlt:. !'-'noicn pVlticIan.
U .-4 ni-.ed to l.ls hon.e. . . X-.Z lM.i.e .
t'.i" "Ufferlne tritrr. .ir at, k ef vrrti;n t
end tiieunat.s'n. Itts coidltlr.n ys.rrdav
nji not rrrlo'-s. Ili -aDa aole 'o mov-ai-tut
th ! o'ife with tl" '.l of c-utches
Two i4k- ac Mr. il'.tler nuftere.1 an j
itt.t. k of tfrt.eo on his farm irj- fi.
' i. l'. e-d ift-- be' as wn"!.! !o h's I
h x ihi r-.ta..'!" pi't. L4.t t- trcu '1
t rr I-frs ?t .1- and X- -mm w-e .
- ..a . ....... .1 . .. .
t-it ils c-4r3!t.a:i was sos:?whjt in
ptovi-..
You
v
lf.tatd .-. wife esti-
IT.To .r pan"r.t f -
tr. tr ilf Ft. -st
.s G-' It ws. "--!
. e m; 4 t - . '
ef t?ve p t. -
.-.r-t -.a- - -s ; 1
'-.4 4 -. (--.,.-
Mrs Pa - tt !-.- - t-.r
at l"e rrore n j ; -
i- ji-ii 1 - :t ! t
' rr.t vrs- pr. -
1-fTe .t- -. "
f-lt ?4- 'l-rj--
r- ':- re: t
DRIVER'S SKULL FRACTURED.
Harm--.
Itrt-aks and rri'iitenoil
Hrs's Uur. Away.
O'BRIEN PREPARING TAX LIST,
-'
n-s;
as ?-js-t s. fsr-T-u
! v- rs ccI ci ser
r-sr
s,te.Ib Stus-t-
h-4- b-en t-. tve r-ir c- a f'
rs" t.sbtr rte-j druxtst t- tte
Is" .-. r"ns it rj .rt lr-l's!r
tSry and e--".
Ir ars.1 r. -
stcaicrh trtruiCa.
tocl.-. an,! s..nj- . "no;
SMALL P.ETURK FROM SUIT.
at f -fiOfiOO Fouzh;. ?H22 I-An-ardtd.
A-. Trt.4 .-. i.-- ar4..
I ;.-- ra-tlefc R.--y jirr - soo.
poet sn--e j . :he .tfci-v i- o- a
TT4. j-r cc-'- - r - f- -.c it c;.4r;.i
st'r.fc. t - --- r - 1 1 ri. t fo-
1 . " th cct.-: of
t! stt'J-.
Name of !ropTT nuuprs IJ
qucxd by House l.eiag
Tabalatpd.
rhe -sork cf rr:rar-T a :: ef r-r3e
s -rar :"-n zzi .rorts
'ir-
Aa rt.!t - a rur.as vrrr-Jav
tfierii4-.r '-v j. (j.tr. 11 '-lior.jtrr j. - a:
X' .' FH.. oviue l o smpb-Tc-l a
nr-4-i;.. j,. .n. .v -,x Rowr.
- - the f "v JWpifM . f-s.-ti;rl
k i Crd ' "- rx.er--.1l 1-1 .".- t CJP-
j ..; 1 J't ti b-.r.c e,R.dr-4l -....
3-ii r'tt-utifi j H- rs diitinc hj hrr a'- nr sSfian-
.'-n avr.ue nc-ut J t ve-terusv nur
.u"., anl. tvhrn at v.e crtjss'nc rf Jrf-fr-'-r.
am:r. cm- cf t h- t'.l'I 4 -rprd
'rtshtrs'rg the hefa. and cau!r.r 't :o
-un iav Whei ner Tests -v-a'tr t
itir'1 t!rrsd. thraw'-r .cchcits ti tt-rr-tjr
He tras re'-iv-d to th- C"y
He.pil and d'd not ravr e-inci..T--iev
fi &- hour after his wiuni!. wr
Irs-d.
rat to be paStl.
.ho ntoe -turr.s
rf p.T.ori r-tT'.
I rs.-raMir.. er.-tr
Tj ar
mar.
iiMrerv
ry e ronbr j : -is:-.-S ' ' f."!
e-sj re-n- 1 ,h" lt.ti" j-tj pi
a-s -d :r. rd remits, "c -Ke-..
cf -. -n -a juiht to b ol-
ta'Twd. t"- r"s,-uef we-a 4ta$te.i
ra.-'.fs crade.1 i l"a-kv.-w
ReaJts' iVfrtstrr tra--t rorth cf W"affcg-
tri I'p-vrrtiti )it- thai Il.v'.s was
"". 1 C-- "it er-.-rj.-. TJaf. plai3;.rjj
'. d tv.e4- ir. e" tied 13 a iarsei-
of any rn-Jratun fcr au-t 4- a -c--j. u Wv di!s?rep-2-y
tie 2-ca'rr.r-i: t
-ere then Eft''
ofi - of
It.).;
n- 4
Tit!f4
; Tea-s
fTt-J
"hrsj C!e rres' pcrsj-
. aOi f-S I. F.rttit- to ViAe a ral
i t :; rrorefs 13 th-
r.taT. Ires:i-.t of h
f as sts s-c "atrtcs J. ci.f-
e ltsr-je t o rain trr
7r u.t was je.ucjtfi T the fiiu of
TH ecstes thr uh a rejwljt-ca cServd he
D-Jrrat- Cordis if tie Ffth Ward. It is
uli that the tak of taiJtisa the tafsr
tatir 4T'i rec r- 'rai dys for Its
coraci-t!o. AK the cZctk ha can be
r-ared rrt the transae::an of ztresvary
t-aC-ss hJtv bs rrp:r..1 00 tre list.
In, uZ. ti f said that rrotxabiy 1 .... -.es
.rill te hsxied ta the Xbrse of !lra;a:es
f.s rttlew.
Belong.
Perhaps yon know why you fail in the plans for money, fame and position.
Sonic tlon't.
Jus v.-hy the brain does not produce practical money-making results is a puzzle to
man men.
Strong, healthy natural brains cannot le made from the food most men eat, and
nod brains can't work sharp when slugged to weakness by coffee.
Unsuccessful brains come from improperly selected food and from coffee drinking.
Coffee affects the stomach and nerves, thence the brain and prevents proper diges
tion of even good food.
A rflctirtrr ImnPAvamant ... maafsl rnn.... .H1 f.llr.. . , . .1 .. s,.. J. ga.
DIVORCES ASKED AND GRANTED! , ;""""; .H.iB-..wWv,J,i
i.VUs.s. - -.a . Vli UUU -UswBj.asa a..-tU UU
The results arc multiplied when the brain-building food, Grape-Nuts, is nsed
twice a day.
There are well established and very clearly understood reasons for these sure
results from the change in food and drink. You can make Money, Position, Fame if you
have the kind of Brain that works that way.
Postum well boiled produces a delicious beverage, satisfying and nourishing.
Quit drugging and poor food and Comc Up Where Yen Btl,t.
F. A. .-smith ?ays His Wife Struefc
Hirn With a n..mrnvr.
r A Wraith, In his ui; for d'vorc- ?..!
ri O-fjl Court v-.trrdar a'3-srr.
tKat hl w'e c-t.r eai!d h.n ara-s anl
j-rcci rtn w'-b r. harr-.r
K Ti".t-'h si-v-s'd -3fI John Rrhmtrt. tni
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