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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-24
Alton Note. and PERSONALS.

st Louis will play the Alton Blues at Sportsman
Park Alton. on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs William Meyers died at her home at
West Alton. Mo- Monday night after short Ill
ness. She was 81 years old and leaves a husband
and one daughter Mrs. Eivin Green of West
Alton. The funeral will take place this morning
at $3.50 o'clock from the home.
e. L. Moore. assistant engineer on the ohi.
cago and Alton Railroad. arrived in Alton last
evening to hold consultation with City Engineer
E E. Rutledge IN regard to the new Piasa
Creek sewer at Ninth street. The Alton road
runs up Piasa street and the city VIII have 70
before the contemplated Improvement can De
made.
a. his home In Middletown yesterday after
noon after a short illness. The arrange
ments for the funeral have not been completed.
Fire destroyed a small untenanted house on
George street. Alton. yesterday afternoon. The
building situated near the plant of the
Alton Packing Company. and for some time
fear was entertained that the plant might be
DESTROYED,
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MONTICELLO e; s::s' -: Z: :.
faculty. English, Latin, Greek, French, German,
Music, Science, Art, Physical Culture. For
NE: a; :ss;.; 4 SEMINARY
POTTER COLLEGE

Fer young ladies' Bowling Green, Ky. High,
h:althful unexcelled. Eight schools In one. Ra.
pills from n States. Twenty teachers. The v6y
best given. Terms reasonable. Send for eatsr
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SUPERVISORS AGAINST THE RULE.
Publication of Names of Persons Se-
curing County Aid Qnnased

Publication of Names of Persons Se-
curing County Aid Opposed.
Henry Drummond of Winstanley Park.
member Of the County Board of Supervisors
and also Poor Officer of Centeryille Sta
ton, yesterday declared that he had en-
tered the fight against the publication of
the names of the persons receiving aid
from the county, and that he would not
withdraw until he convinced the other
members of the County Board of Super
visors that they were wrong in ordering the
publication of the names of those poor per-
sons and families who receive assistance
Mr.. Drummond is backed by Supervisor
Wheeler of East st. Louis who has made
a strong but fruitless fight for the repeal
of the rule. which was instituted a month
the. rule prevents the needy poor from
applying for the necessaries of life. Mr..
Wheeler said: 1.-The needy poor are too
proud to permit their names to be printed
in county newspaper as having received
assistance from the county. no matter how
much they may require this temporary as
sistance. They do not like the idea of hav-
ing their children being twitted by their
playmates with the fact that they were
supported at one time by the county. This
fact would hang on to them as long as
they lived"
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THREATENED TO KILL MAYOR.
Robert Blanton, Crazed by Heat.
Locked I'm at Alton.

Locked Up at Alton.
Robert Blanton of Maiden. Mo-, while
temporarily deranged by the heat yester-
day, threatened to kill Mayor A. w. Young
and was only prevented from doing his
Honor violence by being locked up.
Blanton was overcome by heat while car
rying wheat sacks off the steamer New
Haven on the levee. To his fellow-workmen
he complained that the work was too hard
for him and also that on account of the
heat he would lay off. Blanton wandered
uptown. and. meeting Mayor Young on
Belle street. forthwith announced that the
world was going to burn up.
In the next breath Blanton told his Honor
that God had sent him down out of heaven
to kill him before everything should be
burned. and he was going to do 1t at once.
Mayor Young perceived that Blanton was
unbalanced and suggested that they take a
walk down the street and get cool drink
and talk over the matter
To this Blanton acquiesced and before he
took notice OF the matter Mayor Young
had walked him into the police station.
where he was locked up. Blanton IS said to
he well known In Maiden. The physicians
attribute his trouble to overwork and over
heat and think he will be restored to health
within few days.
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BELLEvILLE.
IMPROVEMENTS ON DAY LINE.
Thousands to He Spent In Making I
High.Speed System.

HiEh.Spee0 SyStem.
improvements costing thousands of dollars
are projected for the Day Line division Of
the Belleviile Traction Company. The i'm
provements are in the nature of the con-
struction Of steel bridges, the lessening of
the grades and the Strengthening of the
curves on the road, converting it into al
most straight and level line between East
st. Louis and Bellevi!le. Manager ]. NJ.
Bramlette says that the object Of the inn
provements is to make the road very
high speed roadway to carry passenger traf
fic between East st. Louis and Belleville.
General Manager Bramlette said last
evening that the work of improving the
read would take several months. but that
then the line would be one Of the finest
electric roads in the country.
almost all Of the curves in the road will
be taken out steel bridges will be con-
structed and the present grades will be ley
eled so that very high speed passenger traf-
fic can be accommodated between East st:
Louis and Belleville. We will have road
second to none in the West
During the time that the work Of recon-
struction Is going on. the Day Line cars
will run over the Suburban tracks on the
Rock road.
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pelIevilIe New. Notes.

-Jnufs Spannagel, clerk Of the East st. Louis
roard Of Election Commissioners. has asked
County judge Frank Perrin e declare Whether
II Judge Perrin decides that Spannagel is an
he will fe ss big In sal
-. ea,,arsI ri the cowboys employed at the Fair
Grounds % watch the hSrses purchased for Ma the
dav eyeninE because of the employment OF q
seeve .sndsSioSS M ., Van Msss ssssled the
HMn,ism patterson was fined u and costs on
a charge OF disturbing the peace filed by Gen
ersr' Alexander Bradley. who ,lectured In Belle
vile Monday night.
i ,Adam srindler. who was injured in runa-
Wv accident. 10 In critical condition.
III. N. Bramlette and wife OF Belleville are
nendine several weeks at Prasstefa Ssnitariuu.
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LOUISIANA PURCHASE DAY.
Alton Invites st. Louisans to Take
Part in Jubilee.

At meeting of the Alton Commercial
Club yesterday committee was appointed
consisting Of Colonel A. NJ. Jackson of the
y, western Military Academy. ]. F. Porter.
St. Louis and see President Francis Of the
Board Of the Directors of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition Company in regard to
having number of prominent ST. Louisans
deliver addresses during the Alton Jubilee,
which will be held during the week begin
ming August 10.
The Commercial Club has DESIGNATED
Thursday the principal day of the Jubilee,
as Louisiana Purchase Day. and 1t is ex-
pected that the entire programme will be
In charge of st. Louisans. The Commercial
Club has also made arrangements to deco
rate the city in honor Of the visiting St
LouiSans.
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Mule Jumped to Its Death.

A mule belonging to Charles Miller. a
Wabash Railroad engineer, jumped off a
Burlington trestle north of the Relay Sta
ton yesterday. Its neck was broken.
Trainmeh noticed the mule about the rail-
road yards The animal seemed to be dazed.
and as 1t stepped onto the trestle several
of the railroad men started after it. The
mule paid no attention to the men. but
lifted its head high in the air. and with a
bray leaped off the trestle.
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FREE TRADE FOR PORTO RICO.
President Mckinley Will Issue the
Proclamation To Morrow.

Washington. July o3.-Free trade between
the United States and Porto Rico will be
proclaimed Thursday
Attorney General Knox is preparing the
proclamations which will be issued Two
proclamations will be issued. the first de-
clartng the establishment OF civil govern
Inent in Porto Rico and the second the es-
enlistment of free trade between the
L nited States and the island.
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CITIZENS PETITION MAYOR.
Want the City to Use Other Methods
ASainat Water COMPANY.

Citizens Of Belleville who are members
OF the Citizens League have petitioned
Mayor Hays and the five members of the
Beilevllle City Council to allow the water
rent bill in full. and requesting them to
withdraw from their fight on the water
tied and then to proceed in the court or to
use another method to compel the water
company to reduce the price of the water
rent to the city; COMMITTEES presented the
noon. Mayor Hays took It under advise
ment.
The only change in the water situation
from At Louis. borrowed by the Belleville
department to be used in case Of fire.
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ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
w. H. ClOpton, Jr., and Archie Miller
of st. Louis Are Successful.

w. H. ClOptOn, Dr.. and Archie Miller
of st. Louis Are Successful.
Washington, July 23.-The President to-
day made the following appointments:
War-Ernest P. Newson, and H. Percy Silver.
Chaplains in the army: Harry r. Lemen. AS
l!stant Surgeon Volunteers: rank Of Captain.
william B. Oracle. Samuel B. Mcintyre, Samuel
"A. Price, Harris Pendleton. Jr.. Peter Vreden.
burgh. Second Lieutenants of 1nfantry-Ernst
H; Agnewi Colin T. Ball Ball, Charles e; ". Barber:
NJ Furay. Robert 3. Grinstead. William s.
Mapes, John F. Mccarthy, Edgar stayrs. Grant
Young; FRS, Lieutena3Hs ;;,. Of Say.lry.peiphsy
Henry NJ Morrow. Sam Van Ieer. Second Lieu.
tenants OF Cavalry-Lawrenee s. Carson. william
Knox; sebrins e Mssill: Archie Miller Frank
Wooten Edward c. Wells. John g. u Young.
Second Leutenants Artillery .Corps-DanieI F.
Craig Frederick L. Dengier, Arthur 4. Fuller,
Benjamin H. Ker,9ot Ralph n. Mitchell. John
Jr.. John II. Shook and Blanton Winshp.
State: Lewis A. Martin Of West Virginia.
United States Consul at Ciudad. Porfrio btax.
Mexico.
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JENN1NGs-on Tuesday. July o. 1901. at las
a. m. Peter J. Jennings, beloved husband of
Augusta Jennings (nee Stann). and father of
George p, Theresa Edward. Arthur, Sara. John
and Maud. aged So years Z months and 10 days.
Due notice OF funeral later.
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rd~.rdsvflle NOte..

Mrs. chri.tiana Nue6 benz Issidins south Of
Adam Marks, who was struck by Glover
Leaf train near Horseshoe Lake several days
ago. died Tuesday, night at the County Hos
simon Chaiier was held up while walking
Leaf DEPOT Monday might, sluesed in the head
and robIed OF ST.: Fred Roy and Andy Miller
have been arrested suspicion.
An earthquake shock was, plainly felt by
dozens at Edwardsville Tuesday afternoon al
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

7
Cairo. H.. July 2S.-The Christian Church
ministers of Southern Illinois met here to-
day. The following are in attendance: The
Reverends Roseborough. Sandoval: \. NJ.
Grain. Frankfort: Harry E. Tucker. Muir
nhysboro: J. J. Harris, Marion; c. c. Red
grave. Ferris: E. z. Boyer. Hutsonville: c.
w. Tate and 7. II. Fields. West Salem.
LaTmen c. S. Towne, Golden: j. +. Nc
CARNEY. Metropolis: Walter Kline, Robin
son: A. +. Cary. Metropolis: G. w. Osteen,
Herrin: James Bartleson, Olmsted: +. A
Ross, Almer
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SPECIALTIES.

A VIGOROUS growth and the original color
given 30 the hair by Parker's Hair Balsam.
H1NDERCORNS, the best cure for corns; l5c
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ALL ABOUT TINKLING COW BELLS.
John Schmitt to BE Arraigned II
Court on Three Charges.

The tinkling of COW bells caused John
Schmitt of North Second street, East st.
Louis, to be made defendant in Justice of
the Peace WAITS court on a charge of as
sault and battery. disturbance of the peace
and of disorderly conduct. His trial will be
held next week.
Mrs Rosa Brophy of North Second street
is the complainant and also the owner of
the COW. SchInitt asserts that the tinkling
of the bell on the COW keeps him awake
nights. and he sought to have the cow bell
taken off. so he says. Mrs. 3roDhy. 1t is
said, refused to take off the bell on her
cow. and u quarrel resulted. in which Mrs.
Brophy charges. Schrnitt struck her,
'chmitt says that he did not strike the
.'oE.an. but that he threatened to get rid
of the COW.
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HILT-After short illness, July g. 1901,
at $50 D. m. Caroline D. Hilf. beloved daughter
of Mre. Louisa Hilf tnee GoedeckeD and our
dear sister and sister-in-law, aged Is years
The funeral will take place from late resi-
dence, No. 1901 North Eighteenth street. Thurs
day, 1870 D. M, to Bellefontaine Cemetery.
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Funeral of joseph Lulv

The funeral Of Joseph Luly of Alton took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the I4uly home on Abby street. The Rever-
end Theodore Oberhellmann. pastor of the
German Evangelical Church, conducted the
services. The choir Of the Evangelical
Church rendered special musical pro-
gramme, and the members of Robin Hood
Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America
attended the services in body. The pail
bearers were John Budde. II. w. Bauer.
Charles Stelzel. H. A. Betz. John Bitter and
Peter Reyland. The burial was in the City
Cemetery.
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FATHER PERFORMED CEREMONY.
The Reverend r. Il. FavOrite Married
MlaN Emsa MnPah

Miss Effle Marsh. the daughter of the
Reverend T. N. Marsh of Upper Alton. was
ILL.,. to the Reverend R. B. Favorite The
ceremony was performed by the brides "a
Their. Miss Marsh went to CarlinvilIe Mon
day evening. and was met there yesterday
by the father and bridegroom. After
wedding luncheon the Reverend and Mrs.
Favorite left for Milwaukee to spend their
honeymoon.
Miss Marsh Is teacher in the public
schools Of Macoupin County, near Hettick,
and the Reverend Mr. Favorite is student
leoe.
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GOETZ - Suddenly, Elizabeth Goetz, beloved
wife Of 9. s. Goetz aged 6e years.
Funeral from family residence. No. c2l5 South
Second street, Thursday. July %, at $50 a.
m. to SIS. Peter and Pauls Church. thence 10
SIS. Peter uHd Paul's Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited
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Renl Extate transfers,

Real estate transfers filed for record in
Belleville yesterday were as follows:
Mary c. Livingston to H. G. Hertel. lot Sc
Lovingstons addition East St. Louis; ". d..
Mary C. Lovingston to Louisa c. Watson. part
of lot lH. subdivision. block :: Livingston addi-
Same to +. E. McCasand. lot. 1S3. block 5.
Lovingston's addition East st. Louis; W. d..
+. E. McCasland and wife to Theodore vogt.
same propertY as shove: W. d.. =, OO
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SUIT OVER A BURIAL.
Case of John Miller VS.. st. Clair COun
ty Continued.

ty Continued.
The case of John Miller against the coun-
ty of St. Clair for SOS debt was called in
j, stice of the Peace Boynes court yester-
gay morning, but was continued for ten
days.
Miller wants sos for burying the body of
man who died of smallpox Supervisor
Wheeler has been paying only S. for this
work. and rendered Miller this sum. Miller
W. ITS s25 for the Job. declaring it worth
g. great deal more than that sum to risk
his health and life. perhaps, to bury body.
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Accidentally Shot Herself.

Matte Jones. years old. of No. 1886
shot herself in the right thigh while play
ing with a small revolver yesterday morn
ing. The injury Is a serious one and may
result fatally.
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Ate Poisonous Herbs.

Joe Cooksey. a negro. living at No. 1877 A
street. ate poisonous herbs in mistake for
ginseng root Monday afternoon and died
as a result Monday night. Coroner Nc
Cracker yesterday held an inquest.
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They will spend month at Saratoga
Springs and a month at Lake George.
Fourth-Class Postmasters.

EOurth.Class P0stmasteFs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. July 23.-The following
fourth Postmasters have been appoInt-
ed:
Notwithstanding. kankakee County. Grant
Preston vice /. G. Mutt, resigned
Iowa-Bailtown Dubuque County, N. Brimeyer.
vice Henry Pone. resigned; Moesehsad. Mcnona
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jackson County. a.
Stevens, vice c. A. Mork. resigned: Eubank.
resigned
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SprRO POWDER HEALS AND CURES

Barr's Clearing Sale Increases IN Interest
as It draws near its close. Choice little odd
lots are discovered here and there and the
prices recklessly GU: to clear up the va
cious stocks Wearing time Is from now on.
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LURGY, ROLLA. MISSOURI. Office Of George
E. Ladd Ph; D.. Director July l. 1so1-sesIed
;. m. August 2. 1901. and then opened for the
addition ard alteration to Chemical Laboratory
and Metaliurgical Buildings, and for the con-
struction Of a mechanical building. In accordance
with plans and specifica tinns. copies OF which
Cunlln and p. G. Pope architects. sos Lincoln
Trust building st. Louis. Mo. The right to r..
ject any and all lids Is reserved.
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Big Four Excursion Ont of Town,
Sunday, July %. to Bunker Hill. Pana, Itch
field, Hillsboro. Sheltyville, Nation and
way stations Tickets Broadway and Chest
nut and Station. Train leaves 1882 a. m.
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Rural Free Delivery.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. July 23.-Rural free delivery
will be established September as follows:
.nlinois-olney. Richlandd, County. Ave car z.
NJ Levering Charles Ven Alnen. p. 8. Lands.
Frank Vice and c. Z. Gallagher.
Texas-Forreston, Ellis County: two carriers:
length of routes. 53N miles. Carriers-S. u.
Matthias and w. q. Gadner.
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cHENor-Julia Chenot, aged 30 years. wife of
Francis CheDot.
Funeral Thursday at 10 a. m. from residence,
No. 1907 Dillon street. Interment in Calvary
tcmetery-
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RLOcK-Entered into rest on Tuesday, July %
AT ..l5 a. m, David BLOCK, aged .3 years
month and J. days.
Funeral will lie held from his late residence
Ne. $3.50 West Pine, on Thursday. July o. at .
a. lntcIInent private.
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sore FEET and SOUR doors

are Affections Of humanity. The activity
necessary In the strife for existence. or the
eagerness usually manifested in the search
Tor indoor and outdoor pleasures. results in
sore. tired-out feet and perspiring bodies
When the feet pain and the body is giving
forth unpleasant odors. the peace of mind
essential to pleasure and rest is not obtaina-
nle. There is no reason why humanity
should suffer in this way. either in mind or
body. for
SPlRO POWDER HEALS AND CURES
spiro powder is preparation. especially
Geesigned to cure Sore. Tired. Tender.
Sweaty, Offensive Burning. Aching Feet,
and to destroy All odors on the body or
clothing. 1t also cures Chatting and
Prickly Heat. 1t is prepared for this es-
pecial purpose. and the manufacturers
guarantee that 1t will do everything claimed
for It. 1t is the only guaranteed foot prep
aration made. Sprinkled on the body or
clothing, Spiro powder destroys the Often
sive odors of perspiration doors that render
so many people unweicome guests and com
panions. Don't suffer. Use Spiro Keep
sweet. Be clean. At all Drug Stores, .
cents. Write for free sample. Try II. Mail
orders promptly filed. Spiro Company,
Niagara Falls y. y.
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BRIAN-On Monday, July -. 1891. at l2:is D.
m, Mrs. Edmonia Ia! ior Bryan wife Of Francis
I. Bryan, IN her siAty-rintn year.
Funeral from Christ Church Cathedral. Th.r-
ieenth and Locust streets. Wednesday morning. 9
o'clock. lnterment private.
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$1,000 PUT.IN-BAY AND RETURN.
T. p. A Excursion, August i. Clover Leaf
Route, l0l North Fourth street.
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BEACH-In this city. July g. 1901. Doctor John
c Beach, aged 81.
Prayers house. No. 5lI7 Mcpherson aveaue
"wednesday morning at O'Clock. Burial in
Springfield Mass No flowers.
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BAER-on Monday. July %. 1901. at a. m,
catherine Baer. our beloved mother, mother-n-
FCferal from late residence. No. Ga Barry
street. on Wednesday, July "a. !: p. m, tc St
Nincents Church. thence to IS. Peter and Paul's
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to at
tcaG.
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Mi..ourians Appointed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
washington. July 2s.-Frank A. Gibson
and John w. Solomon have been appointed
Alfred L. Tilton of Cleveland. Mo-. has
been appointed a physician at the Navajo
indian School, Arizona.
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svitchman Harry Wood Killed.

Cairo, M, July q. Harry Wood. a
switchnan unmarried. aged 80 years,
home was In jackson. Tenn, while at
Ohio yards here. was run over and killed.
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Mrs. Hitchcock to visit Saratoga.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washington. July 2s.-Mrs. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock of St. Louis will go north to-mor-
row. accompanied by her sisters, the Misses
Nichols and Doctor and Mrs. w. A. Croffut.
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PosoAs say fsss ss9:g n s:. eas
fare paid. Cheap board. Send for 15op cat.icgue.
M<ay]e.s q: 81: = @pa
The Emile Building, cor. Ninth and Olive Sta
st. Louis: Nashville, Atlanta, Montgomery. Lat
tie Rock. Fort Worth, Galveston. and Shrevspoft.
Endorsed by business men from Maine 10 Cal Ov9
5000 students past year. Author = text-boaln on
bookkeeping; sales on same SIS toas0 peTday. No
vacation. Enter any time. Bonkkeeping, shpee-
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CRoSSWfiITE-on Tuesday. July 81 1901 At
800 a NJ, Doctor John X. Crosswhite, from heat
stroke. aged ~ years.
Funeral services at Central Christian Church.
Grand and Finney avenues, Thursday. 2:So o.
m intermont at Sturgeon. Mo-, Friday fore
ioon.
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COMMANDMENTS into rest on Tuesday July
- 1901. at $50 "a m. Charles ". Conaway be-
lived husband OF Harriet Conway (nee OIficer,
aged e. years.
Funeral from family residence, No. 25li Warren
street Wednesday. July "a. at 2:39 p. m. Friends
invited
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Trip to Northwest, fine European and Amer
lean plan, Hotel Metropolitan, st. Paul lakes
and Buffalo. Best location. cars from depot
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DoUGLASS-On Saturday. July 90 1901, at lO:45
=. NJ John h. Douglass, aged % years.
Funeral from family residence. No. is vaade-
verlter place. on Wednesday. July "a, at s p IN.
Friends invited. Interment private.
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. SKIN DISEASES .

Which cannot be reached BY any other remedy
positively cured by Diamond Eczema Cure. Write
for testimonials and literature. Costs only pos
tai card. Your druggist or at our store Sent
prepaid on recent OF 81 90. by Henry He'll Chem
icai Co.. 212 S. Fourth St, ST. Louis. No.