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Cameron
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
AH in good goods wcllmado at popular prices
Waco Daily Examiner
CorAuslIn Fourth Sis Waco TenjBY BARTOW CRAVENS
SANGER BROTHEPS
SANGER BROTHERS
Enlarged Clothing Departmnt
ENhAMGEU FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
ENLARGED ME SHAT DEPTMENT
All Ibcso departments have beoiiicnTargod In order to meet thclncreaslug
business we arc having In this line lood st llsh goods at low prices
is what wo nlways offend our customers thai It Is apprecia-
ted Is shown by tho largo business wo aro doing in
theso lines for this
IS I FALL AND WINTER SEASON I 1
ffe aro showing all tho latest things in clothing and Gents Furnishing
loods at very low prices
iU < A SUIT MensCosalmcro Sack nud Krock Suits that aro worth 11
10 00 A SUIT Mon C elnicro sack and frock bulls that are worthtUii 60
A SUIT Our lluo of Mens suits nt this prlco should ho cxamlucd
IliM
by everybody wanting a wcllmado business suit
Our 1500 650 1800 suits
are all custommade aney raaslmcro four lliitlon ciilsn ay and sack suits for
dnssuenr The aro nobby styles
Boys Clothi g
This branch of our clothing business has revived special attention at our
IimhIs this scMOMJiud wo aro now In a position to show tiood wellmade llo s
Clollilug at popular prices Come and examine goods aud prices
Our hue of dents nockwear at popular prices U tho largest ever shown by
is before Ucuts white bhlrts
Gents Half Hose
MensUnderwear in Merino
Lambs Wool and Flannel
Mens and Boys Hats
Outline of Mens Stiff Hats
Comprises
Isr prices
over26 new styles In lilack Dark Urown aud Urcy all at popu
We Carry the Largest Line of
STETSONS FINE HATS
In tho city and our prices am lower than any other house
7iJ5ANGER BROS
We Offer at Bottom Figures
The only complete stock ot mill supplies In Waco consisting ta part of
Rubber Belting Leather
lkltliigKubbcrlacklng
Hemp PacklugAsbeatos
racking Ilabbllt Metal
Lace Leather llollor
Holts aud Hlvets Iron
ilpo aud Fittings Ilrass
Fittings
Ilpo Wrenches PIpo
Tongs bhoct Coppor
Hhcot Load and Tube
Cleaners
Shafting Pulleys Boxes and Couplings
EIKEL BREUSTEDT
Austin St Between Fifth and Sixth
Wholesale Grocers
WACO
UOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
COFFEE
P000 OOOOUOOOOOOONOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ 0
JUST KEOEIVLD
2000 BAGS COFFEE
CAMERON CASTLES STOREY
the tore
WACO TKXAS SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 1885
STRIKERSMIIOTS
St Louis Adds Raging Riots
of Strikers to Her Other
Attractions
Aim Jllubs Overturn iho Slrrol
Luia and Tliuiup > > too tou
ductors and IVrlvrrs
One Itlotcr Miol Urad by il Io
licoiuan While Assaulting
Another Cop
NcTtral or the ntotrrs Arrested
Hut More Serious Trouble
Is Fcnrert
BT IOD1H HIOTN
The Hlmllon lvl at All Improved
St Louis October 9 The situa-
tion regarding tho strtko of tho
street car meu presents no marked
changes from yesterday but there Is
adding of groat uncaslucss and an
expectation of further violence All
lines aro running some cars and soy
cralDfthcm artruuing nearly If not
qulto lull service tho Hroadwayor
Hflh strict line which Is the longest
In the city and which has lietn prac-
tically suspended since tho strike be-
gan sunt out a few iars this morning
under protection of tho police olll
ccrs are stationed at numerous points
ou the streets occupied by railways
and officers have been placed ou llm
cars of somo other reads No dis-
turbances w < ro reportod up to to-
night and It is hoped that a largo
dlspliy of police will prevent further
trouble The socalled arbitration
eominlttco appointed by tho trados
assembly was In session will tho exec-
utive board of tho Kulghts of Labor
nutll this morning and tho sesIou
resumed today llicy claim to be
arranging plans for a settlement of
tho troubles but nothlug cllcctlvu
has been done yet They also claim
that much of tho vlolouco jesterday
was confinlttcd by outsldors aud
that all the strikers aro under strict
orders to preserve tho peace
MobTako Possession nod Overturn
St Louis October 9 Tho
quiet
of tho morning hours has not con
tinued as about noon tho strikers
began to assemble In various parts of
tho city and things presented au
ominous appearance
First a not occured on tho Choteau
avenuo road where several cars wcro
dumped In the gutter aud tho drlvors
and conductors severely handled
Next a big crowd of strikers at-
tacked soYcral cars of the Union Do
pot lino on tho Twelfth btrcet bridge
within a square of tho FourCourts
and tho potlco headquarters
Iho drivers aud conductors wcro
badly beaten ono conductor belug
rcuderod insensible The rioters
were In such a hurry to tip over the
cars that tho passengers were not al-
lowed tlmo to get out aud two ladles
wcro badly bruised on tho Twelfth
Street briago while stepping from a
car which tho striker uau already
tilted In the air Mayor Frmtls and
Chief ot lollte Harrigau with a
squad of police arrived on tbobridgo
soon afterwards and mado somo ar
rosts Tho rioters dispersed sullenly
About 2 oclock this afternoon a
riot broko out ou tho Cass avcuno
Hue tho road extending from Ninth
to Fourteenth street and at least a
dozen cars of tho Cass avenuo lino
were laid In tho gutter bctwecu tho
streets named by tho mob All tho
conductors aud drivers w pro thump-
ed very roughly and the mules vvero
turnod looso ou the street
Shortly after this another riot oc
curred ou tho tracks of the Union
Hues on OFallen street near Tenth
Hero tho cars were tossod about and
tho wildest excitement prevailed
Iho mobs wcro in close proximity aud
tho crowd soon united somo tw o or
thrco thousand pooplo tilling all the
adjacent streets and preventing traf
tloIn
In a few mlnntes anothor mob be
gan to overturn tho cars of tho Lin
dell Hallway company on both that
street and Washington avenue and
hero to an lmmenso crowd gathered
Up to 230 this cxcnlng nobody Is
reported as vory badly hurt but se-
rious trouble may occur at auy tlmo
The first really serious event and
one Involving the loss of life oc-
curred about 6 oclock this evening
on Stoddard avenue One of the
cars of tho Union Depot line
was coming up the avenuo In
charge of Poliicmcn Griffith aud
Hannon and when near Hickory
street wassurrouuded by somo filty
men who began to cut tho harness
and make other demonstrations
lbo officers twlco ordcrod the men
to desist but they paid no attention
to tho command aud assaulted tho
utllcers with slicks and rocks Hau
non was struck with a rock aud
tJrltlith was knocked down by a man
named John Ilovey While tho lat-
ter was bcallug Griffith Hannon
drow his pistol and shot dm lu the
head killing him Tho body of
llovoy was taken to tho morgue aud
llanuou went to tho headquar
ters and reported tho aUnlr
and was placed tinder ar
rest There is n difference of
opluion as to whether tho shooting
was justified but tho weight of tho
testimony so far Is In his favor Ilovey
was aorlcklayer but has been driving
a car on tho Llndell road of Into
Four of tho rioters in tho Twelfth
Street bridge affair fourof tho Cbau
tonu avenuo gang five of thoso who
upset cars on Washington avenue
aud six of tboso who stopped cam on
OFallou street were arrested this
evening ami locked up Theprlsoners
were qulto defiant but when they
found they would bo con-
fined In tho holdover and
not rcloascd on ball they coolcddown
aud were in re doello
Win Jacksou chief Clerk of tho
Arlington Hotel at HotBprlugswhllo
going to tha lair grounds In a Cass
avenue car was struck by arock dur
lug tho riot and had his Jaw badly
fractured
Henry C Yaeger a prominent citi-
zen was also struck In tho face with a
rock aud received a severe wound
TUB ULTUST
None of tlij reads Involved In the
strike aro running cars tonight they
having suspended operations as a
precautionary measure lhoy will
resume tomorrow however It was
apprehended this evening that some
sort of movement would be made to-
night agaliitt tho Olive and Market
street linos whoso men have uotl
Joined tho strkcrs and the mounted
pohco were brought in from the llib
urbs to guard them
IhoFrauklln Avenue lino will also
bo v ell guarded thn e policemen bo
lug assigned each car
A very bitter feeling exists among
tho strikers on acct uninf tho killing
or Holey and tho act Is denounced
as a deliberate murder
Tho executive board of Iho ICulghla
of Labor sent a eominlttco ot six
men to visit tho presidents of the
roads today but they will not re-
veal Iho result
Tho pollco board at an cxccutlvo
meeting this afternoon ordered 600
s > eclal policemen put on duty to oni
morrow
At a meeting of tho leading
citizens this evening to consider tho
situation a committee of flvo
prominent merchants wcro appoint-
ed to sit at thrco separate hours to-
morrow to hear statements
from the railroad olllclals
tho strikers tboso employed
on Iho railroads and representatives
of tho Kulghts of Labor When
these statemouU aro made iho com
mltceo will report to tho general
citizens committee for final ac
tion It was resolved by tho general
eominlttco today that the tlmo
has conio for citizens to Intcrfero to
stop tho riotous proceedings of yes
terday and to day also that the rail-
road companies must bo protected In
their legitimate business and that all
men willing to work shall havo an
opportunity to do so In a peaceable
manner
OUH IHDIAIf hlIIOOLH
A freo DIenelon of the Red If nn
Lakk Moiionk October 9 Iho
eominlttco reported today Ironi tho
business committee tho platform
recommended yesterday anil an
nounced thai In llsmodlllcd form it
had received the unanimous approval
or tho
eominlttco A general til scus
slou or the dlUercnt points
of tho platform was then com-
menced It was opened by Dr
Lvmann Abbott who touched on Iho
question of setting asldo evil Ho
aid No ouo desired to break any
treaties the breaking of which
would bring him profit but if we
havo made contracts that aro work
ing injury to others a bad promiso Is
bolter broken than kept Ho Is
never right to do Mrong not even if
you havo agreed to do wrong if a
tr aty Is found to requlro
wrong
doing It should bo laid asldo If wo
have tied a mlllstono arouutl the neck
of an Indian by a treaty cord
It should bo our first duty
to cut tho cord Dr Abbott
spoko also of tho evil of tho reserva
tion s stem as blocking all cvlllra
Hon and urged Its speedy abolition
Mr Johnllobcrt superintendent of
Indian schools uuder Sccrctarv La-
mar responded to a call upon him
His address hsdrcfcrcnco to tho man
agement of Indian educational afiairs
under
tho proseut administration
Ho said Senator Dawes aud Dr Ab
bott wero approaching tho samo point
from opposite directions Iho sena
tor would do good by waltlug and
kcoplng his word while tho doctor
would keop faltb by waiting and
uot keeping bis word but each
slnderoly desired to bonetlt tho
rod man Ou outorlug olllco
as a democrat ho found tho educa
tional lutcrcst of the country pro
resslug but under no system
hero wero various kinds or schools
on tho reservations and off but tho
teachers had not as a rule boon
selected for their fitness but rather
to help tho agent piece out his salary
or for political reasons Tho agent
could mako bis wlfo and daughter
teachers or his son a farmer or
could mako appointments to please
his bondsmen or tho member of
congress ho lias received his a >
polutmcut from How wns asked
was this to bo remedied
Fortunately he had entered the olllco
uuder a clvllservle administration
and ho could not remove a teacher
becauso ho was a republican but
when a vacancy occurs becauso of
resignation death or ollcnslvo parti-
sanship ho proposed to appoint a
competent democrat His policy was
to mako no removals because of poli-
tics but over so many removals for
iiicfllclency He had not mado mauy
changes but it Is a new administra-
tion and ho proposed to thoroughly
change tho old plans by which tho
wholo business had been controlled
by partr politics and ho knew that
the coufereuco would bo grati
fied that hereafter for tho first
time they could rejoice In tbo
separation of work of Indian edu-
cation from politics After good
toachers ho proposed to securepuplls
bjr compelling the heads of families
to send tholr childron to school or
loso their rations Ho did not think
much of tcachlug boys trades which
they could not utilize After educa-
ting tbo boy s ho suggested teaching
them cattlo raising and allowing them
to contract with whlfo men to take
herds on their reservations and re-
turn them when called for All tho
work on reservations ought to be
douo by Indians Ho also favored as-
sisting them to raise cattlo for them-
selves
Oberly ssld In conclusion I hope
to make some radical changes fori
bollevo that only through tho school
house can the Indian be led luto the
light of civilization Tho address
was puuctualod with frequent ap
plause aud at Its conclusion tbo now
superintendent received warm words
of pralso for his avowed policy from
Ueueral Armstrong Commissioner
McMlchael and Senator Dawes Tho
resolutions wcro then adopted unani-
mously
Honorablo Erastus Orooks of
fcrrcd resolutions concerning tho
death of Mrs Helen Hunt Jackson
tributes wero paid to her memory
aud tohor work lubihalrof tho In
tllaus and resolutions woro uu
anlmously adopted
On motion of Mr Oberly thu presl
dent of the conference was authoriz-
ed to appoint a commltteo of five
goutlouien and four ladles who
should prepare an address in which
the resolutions In relation to the
Indian cause shoud bo incorporated lo-
bo presented to president Cleveland
RAILWAY BUMOkH
Chans ot OOlrlal on Iho M P-
St Louis October 9 II O Flcm
tng suporiutendentof tho Memphis
Llttlo Hock railway has been ap
pointed saperlutendeut of tho Iron
Mouutaln Southern division of tho
Missouri 1aclflc tho appointment to
take effect today It Is asserted for
a fact la railway clrclos that W II
Nowman at present traffic manager
of tbo Texas linos of Iho Missouri
Iacliie will succeed Mr llenrge Olds
as tralllo manager or the entire Mis
sourUaclfio system
APACHE SCALPS
tho force has A n r n
patrolled the road tonight but no Arizona ofTers a Bounty Of
demonstration was made
in
250 Each for Red
Raiders Scalps
MVxIco Looms Ip Iiiiiiiriuclr
the Way of llaln and
Wrecked llnnds
Wnthtneton Thcro
AFTER THE APACIIEN
MEXICAN HDD
Is n
Oooulr Ilalcii of Appoint
tuontannd Nona
Tbere la n Lull in the Foreign
Storiu nut Iho Little Fel-
lows Fight
Allenntr ra30 aid rorneolpa
Dehino N M October 9 He
ports aro coming lu from various
pans of Arizona that old ploneors of
that territory temptod by tho roward
of 2J0 for Indian scalps mado by
several counties in Arizona havo
started out ou a hunt for reds with a
view of their scalps Thoy
think this Is tho most practicable
method vet suggested of forever end
ing tho Apache Indian war Tho
IHfl Is merely Incidental to tho hunt
antl It pays for tho whisky and tobac
to used lu tho campaign It Is
billovcd several Now Mexi
can cities aud counties will
adopt this plan ot exterminating tho
savagos
Iho fight at Gallahna rancho jes
terday has thoroughly aroused
western Now Mexico anil additional
troops beside tho squad from Albu-
querque which went to tho ranche
nre now being held in readiness at
El 1aso Texas Tho Indians aro
roaming about lu small bantls and
this enables them to commit crimes
and escape or hide easier than when
they wero all together Somo killing
Is now looked for
The riood Continue nnd Rnllnaj
Trnvel Monued
City of Mexico Octobor 9 The
continued rains havo inado regular
railroading I mposslble and passengers
and
mails ou the Moxican Central
railway are still delased The latest
news is that tho bridge at Laredo It
carried away by tho flood aud pas
scngers and malls aro being trans
ferred In boats Tho Mexican Ccu
tral officials say that as fast as thoy
havoinado repairs tho waters have
swept them away Thcro can bo no
permanent Improvement until It
lops raining In tho interior
1 tains In this cltvhavo sovcral times
within tho week flooded tho streets
in tho afternoons making travel ex
cept in cabs impossible There has
boon no such downpour of rain hero
for years Iho weather Is dccl
dedly cool Low lands all about
are flooded aod ucarUuadalupo thcro
Is a regular lake Tho loss to tho
farmers In tho floodod country lu the
Interior will bo heavy A number of
lives havo been lost lu rural villages
by the burstiug of reservoirs Iho
continued ralus retard business which
usually revives at this season
Kx1resldcut Gonzales governor of
Guanaxuato Is reportod to bo in HI
health
Consul General Ewlng Is expected
here the last of tho month
Merchants are beginning to uso
steamship mall scrvlco to New York
until railway communications are
mora regular
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WAMIIINUTOI NEVtH
The VTnlted Ntalea Supreme Conrl
Washington October 9 The
October torm of tho supremo court
or tho Uultcd States begins on next
Wednesday Its docket now con-
tains 1010 cases and others are com
tug lu dally The docket will proba
bly number 1300 casos before tho end
f tho term The court by reason of
Its enormous work durlog tbo last
four or five years has ceased falling
further bohlnd Four hundred and
sixty esses wero disposed of last year
at which rate If coutlnuod the last
case on the present dockot will bo ad
judicated wlthlu threo years The
judges aro In good health and there
will probably bo a full beuch at the
opening
Eleven cases aro aslgned for argu-
ment on tho 13th Inst and they will
be takon up seriatim as fast as pos-
sible Tho most Important among
them aro tho railroad commissioners
cases brought up on appeal by the
commissioners of tho slate ot Miss-
issippi against tho Farmers Loan aud
Trus company and tho Mobile and
Ohio Railroad company That ot G
Do Itossett Lamar versus Hugh Mc
Cullough cxsecrotary of tho treas
ury along pending cotton claim In
which tho attorney general will ap
pear for McCullough and Geo Curtis
lor Lamar aud tho Texas cases of the
Cincinnati New Orleans Iho Texas
1aclllc tho Louisville Nashville
tho Chesapeake Ohio and South
western railroad companies against
the commonwealth of Kentucky
Presidential Appointments
Wasiiinuton October 9 Tho
president this afternoon mado tho
following appointments Chas D
Jacobs of Kentucky to bo envoy ex
Inordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary to the Uultcd States of Colom-
bia Chas Fosters of Indiana to bo
consulgeneral of the Uullcd States
Colcuta J
larllllok of the
District of Columbia to be consul of
the United States at Dusscldorf W
Ileudcrsou ot Arkansas to bo asso
ciate Justlco Of tho supremo court of
tho territory of New Mexico D W
Marrator of Dakota to bo marshal
of tho United States for the territory
of Dakota Thos Smith of Virginia
lo bo attorney ol tbo United States
lor tbo Territory of New Mexico
Chas 1arlangc ol Louisiana to be at-
torney of the Unilei btatea for tbo
eastern district of Louisiana Henry
WYoung of Kansas to bo receiver
of public monies at Independence
Kans W It Bronnlce Kansas to be
register of the land office at Larned
Kans John F Lafevre of Dakota to
bo receiver ol public monies at Demi
wood Dale
Tbo Kallonnl Prleou A oelatlou
Washington October 9 Colonel
Thomas F Ilarr deputy Judge advo
ealegenenJ and Colonel Asa 11
lllunl have been appointed by the
secretary of war to represent the
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fort Leavenworth military prison at
tho inoctiiig of tho National Prison
association to beheld at Detroit Jrom
tho 18lh to th 21st lustsnt Colonel
Harris one of the commissioners of
the military prlso i and Colonel lilunt
Is coinmMnlaut
Arlonn Mew AllernerUenerM
Washington October 9 Tho
president has lifted Thomas II
Smith or Warrington Ia fnrrUnitad
States sitornoy for tho dltrlctrof
Now Mexico
Timunr
Klnc Milan Asked lo Riputn
llKuirtADE October 9 Tho porto
having asked for an explanation
from the Servian government of
tho warllko altltudo Servla has
assumed In mobilizing her and
army
dispatching troops to tho frontier au
answer Was given today which was
not considered adequate by the Turk
Ish ambassador and he has to
gone
Nlsso lo demand an audlcnco with
King Milan respecting the matter
Unitarians IMldlnf dervla
rjKLaitADR October 9 Hands 6f
Ilulgarlans havo raided the Servian
territory and plundered a vlllago
near the frontier A force or
gens
dcarmes havo gone to tho accno of tho
dlsturbonco to drive out the Intru
dors
The Roumanian Chamber lo Meel
IlucitAitisjT October 9 Iho Itou
matilau chambers havo been sum
inoued to meet on tho 27th Instant
It Is Intended to inoblllzo Iho third
army corps and a p rtlon of tho
fourth
IS I
uneLcr
To Nlop War fronarallon
Atiikns October 9 Ambassadors
or tho powors aro urging Iho Oreck
government lo slop Its war prepare
tlous
ICnlBlif or Lobar Aentblleo
Hamilton OuL October 9 Tho
KiiIkIiIs or Labor have finallydecided
too
tabllshstato aud provlmalascm
biles
i
Will Ther tommnlo lllel Nentenre
ToKONTo October 8 Tho Globe
says It Is learned on pretty good
authority that curtain leading orange
men here aro sounding the rank and
tile ol tho order with a vlow of asccr
talulug whether oraugcinen general
I will not bo content to put up with
the Imprisonment of Itcil forlim In
stead ot his eiouitlou
rKAICC
AnolherHklrinlil In Madntoaenr
Paiiiu
Octobor 9 Tho war olllco
received a despatch today dated at
iatuatlvo from Admiral Mist com
mandor of tho French forces In Mad-
agascar stating that tho French and
Ilovas hail au futtcclslvo fight on tho
2oth of September ot Iassandava bay
Iho trench lot twenty killed end
wounded aud tho ilovas 200
FNUIANIl
Iollllral and other Mole
V ° Nixiir October 9 Tho marquis
of Salisbury hail a prolonged coufer
euco today with Count Yon Mun
stcr tho German ambassador
A cabinet council was held today
lasting two hours aud twenty min
utes Iho time was mostly occupied
u a discussion of tho afiairs of Ire
land
HI
UlNHIA
Mow Lookont For Broken Jaw
St IfTKiisnuiKi October 9 A
government ukoso has been Issued
ordering all governors aud other offi
cers throughout the provinces to use
tho Russian languago cxcuslvely In
their official duties
THE DYINU CARDIKAI
The Tide or Life Ebb Nlo lr
Nkw York October 9 Cardlual
McCloskey passed auothor quiet
night and awoko somewhat refreshed
early this morning The weak-
ness which proceeds dissolution
becomlug more pronounced
every day Doctor Koycs
ray s this morning that his pattcntral
though comfortable was growing
perceptibly worker Tho cardlual a
only ablo to speak in a whisper and
Its with difficulty ho can make his at
tendants understand his wishes The
condition of tho patient Is such that
ho may drop olfat auy moment
i
Cntom House at Panama
PANAMAOctobcrt Tbo
decree issued by tho president of
Colombia establishing custom bouses
ou the Isthmus of ianama la pub-
lished In the Pauama papers today
It Is decrcod that from the first of
December next customhouses al
lowed by tho law fiftythree In tho
year 1881 shall be established and be-
gin to have cflcct in the porta of Ian
ama and Colon The same
duties will bo collected that
aro charged by other customhouses
in tho republic as ltnporUtlon dutles
with a reduction of 40 per cent
Regulations common to othorcustom
houses Will ruloat tho aforesaid ports
The requisites of certifying the state
ments of cargoos and Invoices as enac-
ted in Articles 414747and 48of thefis
cal codemmt be du enforced In for
tli ports from V jih merchandise
U embarked
Thu Isiusnuiuf the decrees has pro-
duced great excitement among the
merchants on tho Isthmus who will
sendu delegation to Intercede with
tho president to havo the docree ab-
rogated In so far as it relates to
lauama aud Colon
Nlrauao Phenomenon alltea
Queuec October 9 Captain Han
sou of the bark Pauline from Cardiff
for Quebec roporlsa strange phenom
enon which occurred lu lat fio deg
north long 40 deg w est ou Beptein
bcr 20tb duriug a rain storm A bril-
liant ball of tiro lodged on tbo deck
and for a fow mlnntes played about
from cabin to forecastle prostrating
tho captain and a seaman aud finally
with a loud report the fiery visitor
disappeared as suddenly aa It ap
peared without damaging the vessel
Reeull orHonte Town Elections
IIahtkoui Conn October 9
Nearly full electionsrcturnsfrom tho
town meetings held In this state ou
Monday last show that in 162 ortho
168 towns 79 are republicans 6i dem-
ocrats and 28 equally dlvidod Last
year tho standing was almost cxacUy
tho same
I IOTO Her Better Than Ufa
Well then why dont you
do
something to bring back thn roc ta
bor cheeks and the light to her eyes J
Dont you soo shots sufferingtrorn
nervous debility the result of female
A PERFECT BAKING POWDER
Tho great success of tho Royal Baking Powder is due ta
tho extreme care oxcrcised by tho manufacturorg to makoil
entirely pure uniform in quality nnd of tho highest leaven-
ing power All the scientific knowledge care and nldll
attained by a twenty
years practical experience are con-
tributed toward this end and no pharmaceutical
prepara-
tion can be dispensed with a
greater accuracy precision
and exactness Every articlo used is absolutely pure A
number of chemists are employed to test the strength of
each ingredient so that its exact power and effect in
combination with its coingredients is definitely known
Nothing is trusted to chance and no person is employed in
tho preparation of tho matoriala who is not an expert in
his particular branch of tho business As a consequence
Ithe Royal Baking Powder is of the highest grado of ex-
cellence always pure wholesomo and uniform in quality
Each box is exactly liko every other and will retain its
powers and produce tho same and tho highest leavening
effect itmnyclimaterirtTmy time The Government Chem-
ists after having analyzed all the principal brands in tho
market in their reports placed tho Royal Baking Powder
at tho head of tho list for strength purity and wholesomo
ness and thousands of tests all over tho country havo
further demonstrated the fact that its qualities are in every
respect unrivaled
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THE VICE PnEMDEKr
Ho C nf Innea so MDo Ht Louie
St Louis October 9 Vicepresi
dent Hendricks was taken ou Chango
about noon today by a committee of
representative merchants eom oted
of both democrats and republicans
A great crowd awaited him Includ
ing a large number of ladles Mr
Hendricks was introduced from tho
rostrum by President Haarstrlck and
made a brief speech
St Louis ou her commercial prosper
ty He spoko of tho Iultyoftho
great tho
Mississippi Valley greatest
unity savo that ol tho Uulon Itself
and predicted that tbo Influence of
that valley would eventually extend
to every part of the county
Governor Marmaduke In a short
speoch welcomed Mr Hendricks on
behalf of the citizens of Missouri
General John It llendtrson was
called out and referred to the fact
that from the very platform on which
Mr Hendricks had stood to address
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comes to tho front and bids fair to eclipse anything In that lino
In tho city Wo show somo vory dosirablo Hues In Wove 1lalds
Coshmcro Ilalds Homespun Stripes tho newest novelty ont Em-
broidered Patterns an especially now thing In Dress Goods Will
sell tho following Goods at tho vory LOW FIGURES
° ° rel Ceihmere elf shades 88 lnrhes wideI
Colored Cubmere ell shades ta laches aide Xt
iElf linft ellshadeets Inchesnlde
4KXsl i 5 aji colon so inches wide
All Wool Trleot all oolors a Inches wide JXImX X
Wool Batuens ell color to Inches
Black Cashmere tstocheenlde r
Slack CeahmereaU wool to Inches wide 1
gjack Caihmeio all wool 0 Inches wide
H Cardnretle all wool toluenes wide
S ae Tricot all wool to Inchee wide
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anofw B 6 ° ° I > Cr yard adup Woolen Laces In ail colors
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commltteo of four exmayor or the
city with whom lie drove to Mr
Hendersons house where a light
lunch was served Tho party then
drovo but to the Fair grounds Mr
Ueudrlcks says he will leave for
home tomorrow morning
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THE RACES
Home Pino Even la at St Louie
St Loois October 9 ThI was an-
other good day at the nno track and
the fairgrounds The attendance at
tho fair was big for Friday and near
ly all the people prosent visited tho-
races during the afternoon Vice
President Ucndrkk was again pres-
ent and was a prominent Azure In
grandstand
stretch
and on the quarter
bumsiauy
First race untlulshed
First race 230 class 1900
pnrso
divided IJulter Scotch 65101
Dick Wright 11 S 44 ielli 34
03 Albert France 2423 2 liell F
them ho had been nominated fclr tho tvS5j vni Time 83SW
presidency nine years ago he referred BorcJiifrtrJsSnrti
S ° 240 class
to his pleasant relations with Mr roud race w
Hendricks lu Washington and said
that having tried for six years lo ouu
vert ono another they had finally
luausa good compromise and Mr
Hendricks was only about one half
a democrat and
so was he
Mr Ueudrlcks was then escorted
around the hall and the members
welcomed him with almost constant
purse lt00
dl ided Dick BlauHer 111 Prlueo
Edward
222 Royal Mout 330
HomdiMp 8 64 John 1 6Gft
llruuel distanced Time 237 142 7
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