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CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION. OL. XVII! NO. 1-27 APEILJty 1907 EDITION PRICE FIVE CENTS' Si sen lili arc i for these cool cUy.s if and cool eveii- ir.jjs of We would be pleased to have ou come i our htore slid inspect the Granville This is the coat which slight! body has a i (Lire to the i a mightv pleas-' --stvie for i a keen MppiL-eiaticn clothes. al.

-the "Beverly," "Watershed" i are all cre-Uii- i of the House of iTlhe bf.st u.veicoat maker in A'mu-icr 1 A i i select from in a i i i i i i i i We nm'eii yen 1 card Tn.isti.iy shcw- iui; "Gr i and "Beverly." OF GHILLiGOTKE'S FORMER BURLINGTON OFFICIALS COMING CITIZENS TO CHILLICOTHE After a Long I Iness Died at Ten I i a Commissioner Gener Thirty Thursday of Dropsy SMOKE "OUR CR.OW" 3c CIGAR MADE Co, "ROGICEFi IHTERSSTES 55 John D. Rockefeller hiiiUs a he will leave to and "higher cclueat'on 1 Rockefeller's conrciLon to higher education" is ivcent u-nd was probably ins pi reel by tbc Wo fid's Desire Bureau "jolliefV i i thirty pyrsonuJ letters during 1900. "THE "Hiffher leads to sympathetic co-operatiou. Sympathetic co-operation is what every personneetls. The World's Desire Bureau is the coming" institution of the twentieth century because its foundation is sympathetic SPEOiL If you believe in.

beinr shrewd and fat; seeing, if you believe in making yourself inte res tiny and attractive, if you believe in developing- a disposition, a noble character, and a beautiful i yovi.may join and pay the S10 membership fee when convinced. All you need to do to say you wish to accept the proposition advertised in THE COXSTIT CTT to Write or call. WALTER JACKSON, MCR. Walfcrann CH1LLICOTHE, MISSOURI 104 from Livingston Coun- i ty ISSfrom Chillicothe High i School. 117 at Kansas City.

DOLPH MAUPIN MAUPIN'S COLLEGE Ssieirl'sfie Glass Fitting specialises SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN alls wtsred pVompt-ly day and nig'bc. Ollice noi'fch side of squat-e, oven- Sipple's Clofcliino- store. Phones: OOIce 212 and SO: residence phone We are now open i our new piece at. 517 South Locust and ready to serye the pub- lie with ice cream sodas and sundas of all kinds. Prompt deliveries at all times.

Phone 192. ALBERTY (S HUSE, Oamphslis J.S. SURGEON DENTIST Orswu Bridge -Wsrk Bald Plafss Plaies Rubber Ps'afas Plain Fillings So nine for in, Gas and local anes- g-iven for painless extract tiou ot teeth. "Expert work of kinds. an guaranteed OQice over Sipple clolijaiau- store.

i I jc For fire and cyclone insurance 00 farm and city, property call on B. Abshirp, at prBcs of Kitfc Thouias Houk Kansas City formerly oj this city and wel koo'-vn here, died at his home a 26.16 Wttbash' avenue Thursday i at 10:30 was caused by dropsy. Mr. Houk had been eick for some time About a month ago it was though he-weald recover but last Pours daj he became ver3' iH rd. was uocoriBcioua most of the time up to his death.

Thomas Houk was a citizen Livingston county for 20 years. moved to Utica about 20 yean ago Detroit, and cami to this city afterwards. On firs coming h'ere he conducted a inea after selling which engaged in saloon business He moved with his family to Kan sas City last fall. He is survived by his widow a following children: Mrs Gary Baltis, Louis, Prank and Hattie of Kansas City, and John of BrookSeld. Tho funeral will be held in Uiica Sunday morning at 1 o'clock.

IMPROVING. i i tho CONSTITUTION San A i Commodori Smith says: "We a made up our minds to stay hero i of thi monlh, as the climate now is very i and we feel a am getting much i from the same. I aca satisfied that my health is i i as fast as could be for that reason we extended our stay. I will-be back in i for tho May term of court, so as to look after my business all O. K.

"We-are i the rest and Dcrieet 'weather very'j" We a a nico little room cottage in South Heights, one of the highest i within tho city limits. We are on the car line, and about ionr miles from the main a of the city, with a street car every fifteen minutes, which makes us out of the city and yet in. We are doing light house- eepiag. I think this one of the inest climates in the United States the city is certainly taking on good, a boom. "We look a with pleas- ire to our daily paper." Affect the wholo system nnrl cause most diseases and aihitcnls.

Eliminate them a i Hood's Sarsaparilla Liciuid or tablets, 100 Dosos Ono Dollar. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to our thanks! our kind friends and neighbors, especially to the choir who ssisted us in our late bereavement, the death of our dear' sister. MB. AND MRS.

E. T. GATES, ALVA O. GATES, Musi JOSEPH Dtrai. Impure blood runs- you dpwn-- makes you an easy victim for organic diseases, "Burdock Blood liters purifies the blood--cures le cause--builds you up.

MOBERLY KNIGHTS COMING rom the i i The Knights of Columbus met ast night in regular session and rranged for excursion to )hillicothe next Sunday. Quite a lelegation of'-Moberly members rill go up next Sunday and ini- iate a large class. Th'e ceremony rill be followed by a swell ban- uet. A Well Known Fact That no skin disease, whether from nternal or external origin, can long vithstand the two powerful germicides, 5EMO ZEMOTONE, they destroy ie germs that cause the disease, they Iwayscure. Writeforsample.

E.W.Eose led. St.Louia. All Druggists sell it. For Sale ab Clark's Pharmacy. Mrs.

P. C. Doolin of Meadville, vho has been yisiting friends in he city, returned home Thursday. In using a uough syrup, why hot tho best? One that come high- recommended is Bee's Laxa- ive Cough Syrup, contains Honey nd Tar and is superior other ough syrups in many ways. Idreii always like it bpcause it ontains no opiates, is g.

laxative nd is guaranteed tg give gatisfac- oa or your money jrejursdecl. Try Sold fey N. al Freig-ht Agent--Anolliar Shoe Factory PossilDility. Mr. Manz, industrial commissioner for the Burlington system, and Mr.

Gray, general freight agent for.the same road, both offices in Chicago, will.pay a visit to Chillicotha sometime next week for the purpose of getting acquainted with the citizens of this place and to discuss matters to the a interest of Chillicothe and the Chairman Waite of the Indus- TOTALKPUTFIJBI CITIZENS' COMMITTEE TO MEET TONIGHT. No Effort to Be LIB da to Dictate Ticket or to Say How Offices Shall Be Divided. The a committee, appointed for the of suggesting resolutions at the city convention on April 11, i hold a meeting i at i the matter of a a for the proposed i i a ticket i be discussed and possibly a It is not the purpose of this committee to suggest to the Democratic and Republican conventions how the city offices a be divid- to i 6 suggest candidates. It These is 6 to keep a off so jp Jar as these features aro concerned trial League was -notified effect Thursday i two gentlemen are making a along the Surlington. lines.

The i a onl to a Ifc cau a 3 date of tbfeir visit to Chillicothe i a in carrying the citizens' move- will be a later and then it is expected that arrangements will be made for their meeting a large of the city's business men. These gentlemen are much interested in the building up of tho towns along the rou.te of the Burlington and Mr. Macz has shown an especial interest in Chillicotho. He is desirous of adding to the prosperity of the city by making i it a factory point, and it has been through him that many valuable pointers have been received by the Industrial Loage. Not only does he give pointers, but active cooperation.

If Chillicothe succeeds in locating the Friedman- Selby shoo fa'etory it will belarge- ly through Mr. Manz'g influence. Tho negotiations for that factory have progressed no further than the appointing of a committee from the Industrial League to represent the city in a conference with the factory owners, for tho reason that the shoe company officials have not yet announced i readiness for an interview. The league has received a pointer, another large Sfc Louis shoe concern 13 contemplating the erection of another a factory and'Secretary Keath has up the matter with the FORMER NEGRO ANNEX COTTAGE BECKRS8TENEB. Preparations Heii g- Itady to Purnish Building So Soon as Appropriation la Availtb.e.

The new building at the Indus- i Homo for Girls, which was i i a intended tor negro girls and which legislature recently decreed a i be turned over to tho use of white was formally christened by the board of control, Wednesday. The building has heretofore boon called the Negro Annex. It will henceforth be The Gov- Ihe board know a3 Polk cottage, ernof's admirers on handed him this neat compliment by unanimous yote. Preparations are being made for the i i of Folk cottage this -work lowing necessarily delayed by the confused condition of the appropriation bill and the ment through tho conventions. A gentleman prominently identified with the bi-partisan project 1 Governor's failure thus far to sign was asked Thursday morninE by it.

A committee has been ap- a CONSTITUTION reporter if the' pointed to select furnishings and committee appointed by the In- this committee will get actively to A Greater Chillicothe. Dr. G. S. Callaway desires to state that if patienrs derive no benefit from treatment in his spec- lines no pay is required.

llmdtf VOTED FOR STY OWNERSHIP St. Louis, April 3--Complete eturns show that yesterday's city Section resulted, in the election of he entire Democratic city council icketand fifteen Democrats of the iventy-eight members of the house of delegates. Of the four members of the school board vot- for, two Democrats and two Re- lublicana were elected. The Democratic platform, upon which the council ticket was elect- recommended that steps be aken ultimately to have the wn- rship and operation of all public itilities vested in the city and iiat the municipal assembly shall ake the necessary steps to regu- ate the charges for the uee of ueh public utilities andthe meth- ds of operating them. The plat- orm also declared for the erection a municipal lighting plant to lluminate the streets and alleys of he city, to be ID operation at the spiration of the present lighting ontract in 1910.

HOW TO MAKE IT. Purify City Politics. Stop buying votes and spend your j- surplus money iu improving and beautifying- Chillicothe. We have the best town of its size in the state of Missouri, Why not'make it better a any town, twice it size in the State? It can be done if we will but pull together. Let's start right now.

Promise yourself that you will attend the meeting of your party to be held next Tuesday evening, and vote far Bi-Partisan Ticket Delegates. Tell your wife to MAKE you remember it; she's interested in the welfare of Chillicothe as well as yourself. It wiH mean a Sreaner, bet- ter, larger Chillicothe. "Lest we 9, 1907. 4 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.

dustrial League "would run elates at the ward primaries and said that he thought not, that there was no movement of that kind on foo so far as he knew. 'We don't care who go as dele- gales or who are nominated, just go they are men who will do what is the," he said. best for Chillico- work just as soon as the appropriation is available. Tho present buildings are badly crowded. In some rooms there arc as many as five girls and a number of girls who can bo trusted have been allowed to take employment in Chillicothe homes as domestics in order to relieve congestion as far as possible.

the SURVEY IS COMPLETED. CATTLE LOWER; HOGS HIGHER The eurvey of the plot ground COHSTITTJTICm be occupied by the Jenkins A Haystacker factory was completed Kansas City, April live stock market for reported by Clay, Robinson was as I I i i ived from Mr. I others fir Thursday morning. Work was begun on tho survey Saturday by city engineer, Joe Broaddus, and the plftts and maps were- sent to.Mr. Jenkins Thursday morning.

A letter was recei i Jet-kins by tho committee, Thursday morning, stating that he a a on the road to con ter with the engineers of tho railroad company in regard to the switch which that railroad has agreed to build. As soon as he bas completed arrangements with the railroad company, he wiU come to Chilli- coihe to make arrangerre I a (for the erection of the factory buildings. Call up 184 if you want a nice, tender piece of meat that is U. S. inspected.

J. T. England. dtf follows: CATTLE--Receipts 3500; market beef steers steady to 1.0clower;top HOGS--Receipts S.OOO; market 5 to loff higher; bulk S6.50@JO,00; top $6.60. SHEEP--Receipts market strong.

Chicago, April market steady. HOGS--Receipts market strong to So higher; close weak; bulk SB SO to 86.S7.J-i: top $6,90. PILES CtTBED IN 6 14 VAXO OT Ls Eiuiranu-ud to cure any cnso of Uobtnpr, Blind. KleciUuK or Pi-o- PHes in (3 to dtiys or money i-e- Great indftu Makes delicious hot biscuit, griddle cakes; rolls and An absolutely pure, cream of tartar powder." ROYAL BAKING POWDER NEW YOHK. SPLIT THAW LUNACY COMMISSION CANNOT AGREE Majority Believes Him Sane, Eut Court Insists On a "Unani- mous Verdict New York, April Thaw lunacy commission hasj failed to agree on the question of tho prisoner's sanity.

The mem'jers are still at loggerheads, being out all night. Justice Piizgorald excused the jury until 2 o'clock this afternoon, and, insisting on a unanimous verdict, called the commission intojsessiou again. The majority of the commission, holds that Thaw ie. sane. The minority members say that he is not.

The district attorney'say a that the court can find precedents for accepting either majority or min ority report, according to his conscience. The suspense is making Thaw norvous. PARTIAL RETURNS OF ELlCTIOK; The returns for the election of county commissioner, now certified to at the county clerk's office, are as follows: JORDAN Blue Mound twp. (5 districts) Ch'illicotho twp. (6 districts) Cream.

Ridgo (5 districts) Puirview tvvp. (3 districts) Grand River twp. (2 districts) Green twp. (1 district) Jackson twp. (4 districts) Mooresville (4 districts) Medicine twp.

(2 districts) Monroe twp. (3 districts) Rich Hill twp. (3 districts) Sampsel twp. (3 districts) Wheeling twp. (3 districts) Chillicotho vote Total 36 63 13 20 ii 56 10 16 37 332 486 SIS LOWE 30 24 16 12 10 32 20 185 105 290 OPERA MANAGER ANGRY The manager of the Irma Opera company caused a at the Bur- station Thursday morning.

The was about the weighing of a trunk, which was over weight, Tho manager used a great deal of ugly language but when it came to action, backed down. ATTHE FARMERS' STOR! I A IU Tuesday, Apr, 9 Ending Saturday, April 20ih. Best assortment, of Carpets, R.ugs, Mattings, Linoleums, Shades, fewest, prices. Wait, for this great, and only real sale of the season. We can save ypn SPECIAL SALE PRICES on all goods in Carpet Department.

Ops ed for the Season af '07 We have opeu our soda" i i i for the coming season. We a as in die past, serve only the best and purest: Weguarantee everything--absolute cleanliness and polite service. We supply Bijou Ice Cream Cones filled for 5c and lOc. CHI-NAMEL The besb finish for insidejwood-: work, and linoleums. Nothing so good for (loprs.

makes your old pine, floors look like the real- hard wood Uoors. adapted for graining- also, you can walk upon it without scratching it, or pour hot water upon it without marring- its fine g-loss. Just the. thing- for furniture" all kinds," comes in all colors. Ask for a free sample can, and color card.

We telUyou how floors. We ore Sole CLARK'S PHARMACY, Henrietta Building, Chillicothe, Missouri. FRUIT AND NUT SUNDAES ICE CREAM SODAS SPECIAL DRINKS FARRINGTON'S Our Greatest Pleasure is to be able to offer to our trade. all that is best that belongs- to the art We be'' lieve succeed in please our mosc'lfxacting pa-. irons.

And take pride thinking that our mountings are! worthy of mention and corn-'" mendation. any of them are exclusive and. to many more sirable on that account. Drop in and Talk it over with at. The Fowinkle Studio.

BOY IN THE EAR A Implement House. "10 N. Locust Chillicothe, Mo. DR. ARTHUR J.

SIMPSON SUR.CEON AND OCULIST Practice devot- to Surgery and Diseases of the Eye, Ear Nose, Throat. Special attention given to surgery of the Eye, Nose and Throat. GLASSES OfficeinFlrst National iWSFAPERl.