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THE CHIIXICOTHE CONSTITUTIO TELEGRAPH N.EW.S BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOl.UMK TWENTY-TWO XO. 121. 4 PAGES CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY, APKIL 14, 1009. DAILY Adventists to Hold State Conference and Gamp Meeting Here The i i Conference of attenchince Hu 1 i Day Adventist church docidrd lo its a a conference mid ca.mii i in Chllli: Aususl, 5 to i Four hund- The North Missouri Conference includes all counties north of the Missouri three councies south of the river, and three them being Jackson county, taking red delegates "re expected to be in i Kansas City.

TO STOP SELLING "NIGHT RIDERS" DISCARDED ARMS TERRORIZING OF UNITEIMES INDIANA FARMERS a i A i 14. Orders a been issued by the war depart- stopping the practice of selling discarded arms of the i States army, has been reported the revolutionists in Central and South America have obtained arms the United States. Tile police of Chicago have complained against indiscriminate sale of old Springfield rifles, i i out they i imperil t)ie i in time of a riot or strike. A eoiiuiscriox. The Constitution stated Tuesday i that Treasurer Roberts had moved his office in the office occupied by S.

D. Ron rev. The article should have read the office of a i Leaver. Washington, April Tne "Night Riders" are terrorizing land owners and the vicinity of Harriman's ferry, south of here. William Schrotucke.

owner of seven acres of land in that neighborhood, reported that twenty men on horseback visited all his tenants and informed them if they paid a greater rent than one-third of the crop raised, their crops would be mowed they became ripe. CATTr.K STKAIY TO LOWER; HOGS lOc TO'lSc IjOVl'ER I I WATKIXS BREAKS HIS ARM BY A FALL Irvin Watkins, a carrier in the employ of The Constitution and a son of Attorney J. E. Watkins, fell on an iron grating in front of The Consti- i offl-je, Tuesday afternoon, and a a bone in his right arm. Kansas City, A i 14 The live stock market for today as reported ly Clay, Robinson is as follows: Cattle receipts a sk'ady to lower.

I IDS rece-iiils a lOc to I of sales 6 to 7 1 0 $7.20. Sbcep receipts a slcady. Chicago a i I 0 0 0 market steady. i i i i to I Or lower. Sheep receipts i i a slrady.

FlFJVKKAr, ALVA AUK HIOIjl) Tlie a i of the late A a Gates, who died in San A i arrived in i i Tuesday evening, accompanied by his Charles. a services were held from the ti'irst Baptist elmrch Wednesday i at ten o'clock, Ilev. B. P. j'Javidsou i the services, i i a was a in Edgewood cemetery.

Croup positively stopped. In 20 minutes, with Dr. Stoop's Group Remedy. One test alone will surely prove this truth. No vomiting, no distress.

A safe and pleasing syrup --60c. Sold by Seymour Wlgely. WEATHER FORECAST. Probably showers tonight or Thursday. Colder northwest portion 'onight.

PET1CII WILLIAMSON FINED $30 FOR FENCING STREET The case of the City of Chillicothe against Peter Williamson, charged with fencing up a public thoroughfare In Gravesville, 'Olive street, was tried in police court Tuesday afternoon and the defendant "lound guilty and a fine of $50 and costs was adjudged against him. Frank Sheets, attorney for the defendant, immediately took an appeal to the circuit court. SEVERE SNOW STORM REPORTED IN WISCONIN LaCrosse, April severe snow storm is raging here. Three inches has already fallen and there are no signs of abatement. JJUFamily Medicine Without Alcohol A Strong Tonic Without Alco'iol A Blood Purifier Without Alcohol A Great Alterative Without Alcohol A Family Medicine Without Alcohol Ask your doctor if a family medicine, like Ayer's Sarsaparilla, is not vastly better without alcohol than with it.

CLARK BROS. Special Values This Week that CANNOT BE BEAT 1 lot Ladies' Trimmed Pattern Hats, worth $7 to $10, this week 1 lot Ladies' Suits, very latest styles and best make, worth $35 to $40, this week, 1 lot Ladies' Suits, very latest style, wjrth $12,50 to this Veak, S4.98 SIS S9.48 1 lot of embroideries, worth 15c this week, lOc 1 lot of embroideries, worth lOc, this week, 5c I lot Shirt Waists, Drummer's Samples, worth $1.50 to $2.50, this week, 1 lot of Muslin Underwear, dr'm's sampl's, wholesale price 1 lot Lace Curtains, samples, each 1 lot Dress Skirts, black panama, nicely worth $5, this week, 1 ma, nicely Rfl The above are only a few of the many cut prices we are making. The cold backward spring is the reason. CLARK E.S PAVING BILL 471 GIVES COUNCIL OF I TO UK COX- Council Slay Also Reject Any mid All Bids mid May DesignaU; Person to do work without Further Bids. There are two rcmurkahle provisions in Senate i 4 7 1 to i IhS attention of the voters i i i has not yet been a i Senate i No.

471 is the i I b.v Senator Hudson at tiic request of the president of the i i a League the organization witli i the "citizens" bosses of Chillicolhe are identified. The Constitution has befor published the remonstrance clause from this bill, and it is well understood now that the bill requires that a remonstrance to be effective must be signed by three-fourths of the resident property owners owning three-fourths of the entire front footage on the street be paved. It also provides that if a three-fourth remonstrance be not filea, "then the city council shall find and declare, by ordinance, that good and sufficient remonstrance has not been filed; and such findings shall be conclusive and final." This gives no appeal from the ruing of the council. Under such a aw any council which wanted to reject a remonstrance, no matter how many property owners were represented thereon, could do so and would be no power to prevent it and no appeal from its action, so and no appeal from its action. Another feature is one which gives council power not only to reject nny and all bids but.

after it has done this, to let the contract to any person it desires without bidding. Section (b) of No. 471 says: 'In case no bids are received or that all bids are rejected or for any other reason the contract he not let, city council may, by ordinance, rder and require the city engineer or other proper person designated by said council in said ordinance, to make said improvement, according the plans there- or, and all the cost of labor and ma- erial therefor shall be paid by the council out of such moneys as hey may have on a and available xr such use. (Provided, however, the cost of said work shall not in excess of the estimate on files herefor.) And on the completion of said work an assessment shall be made and the tax bills issued as liere- nafter provided and said tax bills shall be a first and prior lien against property described therein the same as other tax bills." Thus a council which was inclined favor any certain contractor might reject all i and let the work to favored a declaring him to be the "proper person" to do such work. Nothing in the way of a Cough is quite BO annoying as a tickling, teas- Ing, wheezing, bronchial Cough.

The quickest relief comes perhaps from a prescription known to Druggists everywhere as Dr. Snoop's Cough Remedy. And besides, it is so thoroughly harmless that mothers give It with perfect safety even to the youngest babes. The tender leaves of a simple mountain shrub, give to Dr. Shoop's COugh Remedy Its remarkable curative effect.

A few days' test will tell. Sold by Seymour Wlg- ely. CORPORATION TAX DEFEATED Jefferson City, April Sen ate today defeated the bill levying a tax of twenty-five cents per thousand dollars of capitalization upon corporations doing business in Missouri. ASTMGI mYOURMONEY WHEN INVESTED IN GOOD REAL, ESTAXE. WE HAVE MANT BARGAINS THAT WILL MAKE YOU MONEY WHILE YOU SLEEP.

HAVE gQME PINE BARGAINS IN KANSAS WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAND, SOME OP WHICH WE CAN EX. CHANGE FOn SIISSOTJBI LAND OK CHCLLICOTIll!) PKOFERTT. WHAT ABOUT THAT FARM LOAN? GILL ride square Iu building formerly occupied by the National Banlc--Gronnd Floor. FACTORY BENEFIT A GREAT SUCCESS A i AUJJllSXCK SAW MI5R1T- OIUOUS I'ERli'OKMAXCJE. ''rocecils oi' to Go to Hit! TajitloCimipbcll Factory.

The home talent a i porfor-t maneu i at the i theatre Tuesday the auspices of the women of Chillicothe for the ben- i of the Tootle-Campbell Shirt and a factory, was attended by a eron-ded hon.se. Every a a i a sen occupied and a stood i the i a Before the a i ruse Little Miss Dorothy Sherman placed cards on the easles on i side of the stage tbe cards announcing- the first ber. Each cumber was announced in this a Father Nelles and St. choii- composed of six voices, save the first number. The choir rendered three selections, Miss Etta Saali two solos, and Misses a a i and Rroily i a duet.

These selections were all accompanied on the org-an by Father Nelles, who has every reason to proud of his choir. The second number was the light ning act by Prof. i a and daughter, Marjorie, It consisted of a very sketch, during which Mr. Millar painted oil-hand a most a i scene upon canvass. The third number was a Dutch character sketch by Miss Leta Bishop.

From the i her name was seen on the card until she began her i solo Miss Bishop was Krecte a a Miss Bishop made a iypical Dutch girl in costume, and her solos were rendered in her own a i a voice. The number was a sketch trained by Miss Bebe Sheets, the PASSES HOUSE Jefferson City, April 1-1. The slate wide prohibition amendment passed the house this afternoon by a vote of: SG to 51. It provides for a I vote at the general election in o- vombcr, 1010, whether Missouri shall adopt statewide prohibition beginning- a a 1, 1910. CiKANKl) risTTTISKS OI" ADM IN fSTUATION Letters of a i i i on 11 Uitc of the late D.

N. Dryden were a to M'. i Tuesday a at 5 0 0 His bond was placed "Til 10 THIJil' 1 AT THJ; IjUBLLA Al'KIIj "Tlie Thief," which comes to the i (Jraiid for one night, Thursday, A i 22, is playing- i week at the i i Wood in Kansas City. i a a i is one of the largest booked Tor the Latella this season and press reports Ihc a should be filled i patrons to witness ilie production. selections were well rendered.

Two a i i i solos were rendered by Charles Markee. G. B. Sherman always del i the audience before which he appears, was the oil tbe pro- was compelled to respond to an encore. One of the most pleasing numbers with a 1 Old i Party Sunbonnct Babies and Overall Boys which was well given and heartily a a i i sketch a very duet was sung by Harry Minleer and Miss Abbie Spencer.

Solos were rendered by Misses ley, Lenore a and a i lillett and Moine Hogo, who in girl's cos- ne made a hit i his song, "Jack- CKLan tern- The Overall Bovs gave a good yell for GhUlleothe as being the town for a The i consisted of two excellent ijcaclings by Mrs. "Wilkerson, 'A Message" i "Money i the violin and piano acc a i Mrs. Barclay then rendered a most a i vocal solo, being received with appreciation and applause. The seventh was the 2 0 Novelty Rope Dance, trained by Mrs. a of.

New York, the dancers being Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Harry Milbank. This was a very graceful and entertaining the ladies being dressed white, and dancing in perfect time i ropes.

Hugh Scott, the boy soprano, rendered two vocal solos, which were which sketch was begun with a meeting of old maids, including Green Sherman, attired in old maid garb, who rendered a solo for the benefit of the other members. Following this selection eight young- ladies, dressed in Colonial style, entered and gave a i and march. Tis was very pretty and graceful. The closing was three i selections from the I i a Home orchestra. During the a i of the program, i the exception of the last Mrs.

G. B. Sherman presided al the piano and assisted by Mr. accompanied all the rest of the numbers. Much credit is due tiio ladies having the a a i in charge, i i those who served on all committees.

NO IIWFINITE ANNOUNCISMENT OF NEW CABINET YET Constantinople, A i deli- i of the formation of the new cabinet has been made yet and as a there is a renewal of public anxiety. Soldiers' still appear to be in an ugly mood and cir- a through the streets firing rities. Bands of are also parading. Simple Remedy for Jja Grippe La grippe coughs are dangerous as they frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but heals and highly a i a Hugh possesses strengthens the lungs so that no sera high a voice, and his tones ious results need be feared.

The gen- were clear and distinct. ulna Foley's Honey and Tar con- Miss Louise Scott and Miss Oneita tains no harmful drugs and Is in a i i i vocal solos, com- yellow package. Refuse -substitutes, prised i next number, and their N. J. Swetland Drug Co.

The Carpet Sale at The Big Store still goes merrily on--the values offered are reconized as the best by all who visit the Secorfd Floor Salesroom--and more carpets and rugs are going out during this sale than'in any previous sale. This extra business has made necessary extra pur-, chases for this department and Saturday, April 17 we start the Carpet Sale over again. LOOK! JOO New Axminster Rugs 50 New Rolls Ingrain Carpet Increased Stocks of Linoleums, Oil Cloths, etc. 500 pair New Lace Curtains All opened up and ready for your inspection and purchase. Don't forget the date--Saturday, April 17th.

Don't forget we make and line all free of charge during this sale. Co, CHILLICOTHE, MO. The busiest store in town these days--thank you. Oh yes-don't forget the sale of wallpaper is ontinued all through this month. Border free if you buy during April.

100 Delegates in Attendance at the Missionary Meetin NEXT COUNCILMAN FROM THE SECOND WARD The thirty-first a a meeting of FORMER GOOD SERVICE the A Missionary Society of the 1.1 isc opal church. INSURES HIS ELECTIW -1, WA LTBR BROCKMAN. The Second ward early in this campaign made up its mind it wanted a Brockman to represent it in the next city council, and it has never changed its mind. Mr. Brock- ia.il favorite at the begiunging of (lie race, is daily growing in strength.

His splendid qualifications tor the position and his well known sympathy with the Municipal plat- policies make him popular with the large majority of the voters of the ward. His majority promises to be an eye-opener. INTERESTING FACTS. Clark's I'hannacy Offer to Cure Catarrh. The Medicine Costs Nothing If they Fail.

When a medicine effects a cure in i)S per cent of cases, and when we a medicine on our personal uaratitce that it will cost the user nothing if. it does not cure Catarrh, it is reasonable that people should believe us, or at least put our claim to 7 a practical test, when we take all the risk. These are facts i wo want the people of Chilli- othe to substantiate. We want them to try Rexall Mucu-Tone, a medicine prepared from a prescription of a physician whose specialty was Catarrh, and who has a record of thirty years of euros to his credit. We sell more bottles and receive nore good reports about Rexall Mu- cu-Tone than we do of.

all other catarrh remedies sold in our store, and if more people only knew what a dependable remedy Rexall Mucu-Tone is, it would he the only catarrh medicine we would have any demand for. Eexall Mucu-Tone is quickly absorbed and carried by the blood i it thoroughly disinfects and cleanses the entire mucous membranous tract, destroys and removes the parasites' which injure and destroy the a tissues, soothes and heals the irritation and stops the mucous discharge, and i up strong, healthy tissues, relieves the blood and system of diseased matter, stimulates the muco- cells, aids digestion and improves i i "until the whole body vibrates with healthy activity. In a comparatively short time there is a most noticeable gain in weight, strength, color and feeling of buo3 ancy. We urge you to try Muco-Tone, begining a treatment today. At any i you are not satisfied, simply come and tell us, and we will quickly return your money i question or We have Rexall Mucu- Tone in two sizes, 50c.

and $1.00. Clark's Pharmacy, east side square, Chillicothe, Mo. WENT ir "CONVERTS "WERE BAPTIZED LAST SUNDAY Route 7, April 14. -(Special Cor.) large crowd gathered at the river near J. W.

Marks' residence Sunday 'afternoon, at 2 3 0 to witness the bap'tiziug of twenty converts by the missionary, Rev. All- who held a oiieeting at the Lin- villc school Sunday night they were delcpmed into fellowship of the' organization, what will be as the Olive Branch Baptist church. Mrs. Shelby Coyle of Kansas City arrived Saturday to visit her father, T. C.

Wilhite, north of towu, at whose home was the scene of a family reunion Sunday. Those present Mr. Coyle and a i Mr. and Mrs. Ed'.

Wilhite, Tom Wilhite and wife, Steve Wilhite and a i Mrs. D. E. Carter, who is ill with i a fever' is reported better. J.

Morris Cily is visiting his brother, W. Morris, north of the'city. Mrs. Mary Flory is spending, the wqelc at the home her brother, Henry: Grime, -'west'of --Sturgea. an organization.

inr; (h roll call, report from the I secretary and the treasurer. The i a i with the A has never ception of an was also taken up i a i reports from various convened in Kim Street 3 i i i cliurc-ii Tuesday a nl -1 o'clock with a media i-; of ihe ex- i committee and a doleg'ates uooting. Tuesday evening an address of welcome was i by Mrs. James V. Hamsey, i i responded to fiy Mrs.

lOniersou, A i o'clock Or A. P. Parker, a i i a stationed at SoocTunv, i i an ad- dre.SH on i i a in Chin i Parker told oi' Liu- good work )M by i wonir 1 in i i i a a i disciu-Hod i li is speech i nu person i i ho received i i i i i i i i i i i i i de-legates in a a Hie i i i i discuss- the i of in i a i i to membership men who use i Dr. Parker Tfts been a.missionary to China for i Prank W. Ashby's years.

this city during the two yean that The services were opened Wednes-, he served as city attorney- day morning 'with devotional exer-, 1907, and his ciscs Jed by Mrs. Tunlfer. TJic entire ord on the issues that i was taken up in perfecting, ed the city are i that enter into the i i i i i i and make practical certainty. voeacy of municipal and the other principled officers. Laic in Ihe afternoon a talk the Municipal movement and the about Brazil was a by Miss Em-'people are not faltering In their ma Christine of Jnizde Fora, Bra-! port of him.

zil. This evening two addresses will he delivered, one on Brazil by Miss Christine and the other on Mexico, iv Miss i i Davis, of Guadala- Mexico. Lunch was served In the basement of church to the delegates at noon. Lunch will also be served Thursday in the church. A special i i a i is extended to the citizens of Chilllcothe to attend i and i in the work.

OFFICIALS FROM THREE HERE Mrs. Ilachael Steen visited with isr mother last week. Mrs. Charles Hagaman lias returned Kansas City, where she was called to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. George Tanner.

A. P. Summervillc and family visited at the home of Ed. i i Sunday. AVALON NOTES.

Officials from the three which enter Chilicothe were here thU afternoon looking over the with a view of putting 'In a connecting the three rofeds. i i SUPREME COURT REVERSES DECISION IX SALMON CASE Jefferson City, April prenje Court Tuesday reyeit; remanded to tlie lower cour involving a note for tlpjfltflT other for $20,000, indorsed Salmon, one of the lirm oi' Salmon Salmon, the Clinton (Mo.) banking flrm. notes were given by the of Casey Towers to Salmon, and by him were-' to tlie Third National. Bank- Louis. This was In 1903, andl'tkatTi A a April (Special Cor.) -Quite a number of people are sick with la grippe.

Mrs. Storuier, who bas been sick with pneumonia, is much improved. Mrs. Ensferbrook is on the sick list. Mrs.

Charley Price and Mrs. Clint i tno notes until April Korr drove to Saturday, lottos year, when-they werfti Miss Stella and Gertrude Bayrnill-j Clinton. Thomas M. Casey, mi er were iu Chilicothe Saturday. of lhe Salmon Salmon Bank, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Christmoud spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Elmer Kerr'and wife were, in Chillicothe Tuesday. Roy Zirkle or near Tina is the guest or Reuben Haynes and family. A Pleasant Physic.

When you want a pleasaiit physic ive a a i Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial. They are mild and gentle in their action and always produce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call N. .1. Swetl.and's drug store for a free sample.

induced to take up these notes give iu their stead notes mou Salmon by G. Y. After the Salmon a went into bankruptcy Iheittj bankruptcy brought Blilt iu the Third National Bank 'tor'. 5 uoLes, alleging that thority on the part of to bind the firm of Salmon mon. The lower court sustained a demii rcr to the plaintiff's plaintiff appealed to the." Court, which sitting in verses and remands the ca opinion was written by Judge Sntt There Is never a question as to tiie absolute purity and healthfulness oi food raised with CREAM BAKING POWDER A pure, cream of tartar powder Its fame is world wide No alum; no phosphate of lime The poisonous nature of alum is so ivell known that the sale of condiments and whiskey 'con' taining it is prohibited by law.

In buying baking powder examine the label and take only a brand to be made with cream of tartar. I SPA PER?.