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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
WINS A YOUNG BRIDE.
s. II. Goodwin, Aged Il Years,
Marries Widow Aged IL.

REPUBLIC PETAI
warrensburg. Mo-. Aug. 1e--S. Fl. Good
win. aged Il years, and Mrs. Maude E.
Wilson aged Il years. were married here
this evening. The groom is a well-to-do
farmer. of near Hastings. Benton County.
while the bride Is a young widow Of Hig-
ginsville. The aged lover drove overland to
Lafayette County for his wife. and they
were married on their way home. The
brides father accompanied them to this
point and gave his consent.
COONEY-BEAMAN.
LEI PECIAL
Butler. Mo-. Aug. 1e.-John Cooney. a
young business man. and Miss Grace Bea-
man were married here to-day.
REDWINE-HURST.
REPUBLIC PECTAL
Lexington. KY, Aug. 19.-Judge d. b. Red
wine, WHO became famous as chairman Of
the Music Hall Convention at Louisville
which nominated William Goebel for Gov
ernor. Is married. The wedding took place
this morning at Campton, in Wolfe County.
The bride is Miss Nelia Hurst, daughter OF
captain William l.. Hurst. a Republican
and leading lawyer of that place.
Miss Hurst Is beautiful and Is but is years
OLD. while Judge Redvine is q. She IS well
educated and wealthy. Jude Rsdwine Is at
present presiding Judge Of the Twenty-third
judicial District. His home Is jackson. KY.
n. r n SIM
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
CHAFFEE'S CASUALTY LIST.
Recent Deaths in the Army of the
Philippines.

Washington, Aug. 19.-General ChafYee
has reported the following deaths in the
army in the Philippines under date Of
July u:
Dysentery-James n. Mitchell. Twenty-afth In
fantry. Paiauig. Luzon. July 2: General Candy.
Company b. Twenty-ffth Infantry, First Reserve
Hospital. July q; First Sergeant Carl Flick.
Rosa. July 3: Frank A. Cypukoitis. Twelfth In
fantry. Conception. Luzon. July i; Curtis j.
Chappen. Company d. Sixth Infantry. Binalba-
gan. Nesros. june Il: Edwin H. Bartlett. Com
July Il ~ ~
man. samar; June is Harry D. Genes. Company
E. Twentieth Infantry. Marito, Luaon. July /
bTsSnsa C;Say not rscovsres-E,rs scream.
GSsaman ssmar. June l. -
fa Is San rsr, n s;j,L Laaop. June Is, ru..
ovens. Company company K t'A:TP wens s 'I infantry y.
Malarisi iever~Harry @. Kramer. Company X.
Thirteenth Thirteen infantry; Ban'ists LussE July $:
fantry. Tueuereree. LnzOn: -
Tubsrculosis-M Martin Lacy CSmpsny l. Second
Bubonic plague-John Ryor. cook: Company I.
Fourth Infantry. Naio. Luzon. July L..
John F. Posey. Company r. Fourth Infantry.
psnsupan, Luzon ahscess q liver. July 2
Charles stOy.her: Compans~G Forty
JUN . Infantry, Sta Massachusetts, Hospital
General Chaffee also reports that with
reference to my letter of July 3. body of
Corporal Basil I. Bird. Company A. Twen-
Powers. Company B., Fifteenth Infantry,
died July II, instead Of June Is"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
RECLUSE LEFT A
SMALL FORTUNE.
More Than 5000 Found in John
Ney's Shanty in st. Louis
County After His Death.

For the last forty years John Ney. who
died yesterday at Hollow, St. Louis County.
had been living in a little shanty. with a
small fortune stored in various parts Of his
room. The money was found yesterday
after his death by Public Administrato
Thomas F. Alderman.
Ney was Is years old and came from Ger
many. He settled in Hollow before the out
break Of the Civil War and remained there.
He was always thrifty and economical. and
his neighbors often wondered what he did
with his money. Not until yesterday did
they discover.
The fortune consists Of moro than S.Coo In
gold, silver and paper currency. The lar
gest part Of II was in paper. and was stored
IN a sack that Mr.. Alderman found in one
corner of the room. The paper was in old
greenback currency that was made re-
deemable by the Government by the Sher-
man act in 1873. Mr.. Ney. apparently. never
knew Of the passage Of the act. but Mt.
Alderman says the bills can still be re-
deemed, and he has turned them over to
the ST. Louis County Bank in Clayton for
that purpose.
A lot of gold and silver was found in a
coffee can In another corner Of the room
There were also old coins. one bearing the
date OF 1904 1t is a Mexican coin. Mr..
Alderman will communicate with a brother
of Ney. who lives in Germany. and who Is.
as far as known. the only living heir.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

AT the last meeting OF the Central Pas
division Of the c~olonist fares to the West
was considered. but no action WAS taken
This was the second time that the ques-
tion had been passed without action. and
II looks very much now as II il would go
by default. the railroads by their disinter-
est practically refusing to make any change
In the divisions of the fares suggested by
the Western lines. The Western roacs made
certain low rates to the West. based on the
movement from Chicago to Denver. They
became weary Of their bargain. ard wanted
the c. u. A. lines 10 make a different di-
vision of the rates received on tickets sold
from this territory. b. which the lines
would share their earrings On those tickets
with the Western lines. The season is about
over now. AID before another meeting Of
the C.P. y. is held the quest on will hardly
be = live one.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Louisville and Nashville Has Pur.
chased the Cumberland and
Ohio Valley Road.
SALE MAY CAUSE LITIGATION
May Also Prevent the Building Of
a New Line Into Nashville
Cheap Rates Withdrawn
Changes - Notes.
SPECTAL

REPUBLIC SPETAL
Louisville. Ky, Aug. 19-The Cumberland
and Ohio Valley Railroad. extending from
Bloomfield to Shelbyville. Ky. has been
purchased by the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company for $50. 900. and a check
for the money was delivered to =. Booker
Reed. president Of the company, to-day.
Litigation is threatened. as Potter Arlund
had been negotiating for the property, and
had agreed to pay slGs.cS for 1t.
1t was the intention OF Mr.. Arlund TO ac-
quire this line and also the Chesapeake and
Nashville. and by connecting the inks es-
tablish a new line between Louisville and
Nashville. He also projected an extension
from Shelbyville. KY. TO Madison. Ind,
there obtaining a connection with the
Pennsylvania and establishing n new and
direct route from Chicago to Nashville.
Doctor Arlund has been in the East
negotiating with the Colonial Trust Com
pany. of Philadelphia and others, whom Re
had interested.
1t Is believed that the Louisville and
Nashville. which had previously Abandoned
= lease to operate the property. took &; ever
10 prevent the construction of the proposed
new line. which Is TO be operated in coniunc-
lion with the Tennessee Central.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
USED THE TELEPHONE.
Branch Of Illinois Central e
fully Operated for Two Days.

SPECIAL
Herrin, Ill, Aug. l9.-On August IL and IS
trains on the Johnston City division Il the
Illinois Central were successfully handled
on orders sent by telephone instead of by
telegraph. The length of the division, which
begins at Carbonate on the main line and
terminates at Johnston City. is but eight
cen miles. but II said to be the b~est-payiug
piece of track. mileage considered. ON the
entire Illinois Central system. The only
telegraph office between Carbonate and
Johnston City Is at Herrin. a new mining
town of some 1900 persons. The Herrfn Of
fee handles the output Of six or eight big
coal mines. requiring five trains daily from
Carbonate to Herrin and return. besides
the regular passenger trains which run on
to Johnston City.
As the freights go no farther than Ierrin.
the trainmen receive their orders here he
fore starting to Carbondale with their coal
laden trains. ON Saturday. August IL, tn
Herrin operator was called to st. Louis on
business and did not return until Monday
morning. As there were no extra ope-
rators near. the train dispatcher at Carbon
dale sent dozens of train orders by tele-
graph to Carterviile. on the st. Louis divf-
sion. the operator there telephoning them TO
the agent at Herrin. each order being care
fully repeated.
Not only were train orders sent by tsle-
phone. but all other business of an impor-
tant nature. including car reports and tele-
grams from private individuals. were ham
died In the same manner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
PHILIPPINE GOVERNOR WHIPPED
HIS SECRETARY AND RESIGNED.
Friction Between Officials in Benguet Province Results in Both Of
Them Being Forced Out of Office, the Governor Hav-
ing Secured Some Physical Satisfaction.

a month ago he declined to act as secre-
tary Of a public meeting Of the Igorrote
tribesmen. on account of alleged interference
in the meeting by the American authorities.
Thereupon Scherer was thrashed by Gov
ernor Whitmarsh. Charges were then maze
against the Governor OF using his position
TO further his personal ends.
The Philippines Commission investigated
the matter and exonerated Governor Whit
marsh SO far as the charges OF using
his Office were concerned, but censured him
for thrashing Scherer. The resignation OF
Scherer was then accepted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
ALEXANDER HILTON HERE.


Alexander Hilton. general passenger agent
of the Frisco system, arrived here yester-
day from Kansas City. and spent the
greater part of the day at headquarters in
the Century building. He returned to Kan
sas City last night. but will spend the great
er part of the time between this and Sep
TENDER / in ST. Louis. On that date he
will make his headquarters here per-
manent.
A. d. Iightner. general agent In the
freight department. announces the follow
Olive streets: ..
Frank j. LAWYER. rate clerk. has been
promoted to be contracting agent. vice
Clair Hall, transferred to Texas.
Walter b. Wells OF the auditing depart
ment has been made rate clerk TO succeed
MI. LAWYER.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

an increase over the last biennial assess
ment OF ST., Si1.3S
1t is reported that the Choctaw, Okla
homa and Gulf is to extend its Jacksonport
branch from Jacksonport throush the zinc
regions of Sharp and Lawrence counties,
Arkansas. and on westward to Harrison.
where it will connect with the st. Louis and
North Arkansas
Til work Of relaying with seventy
pound steel rails the New Orleans division
Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
has been completed to within fifteen miles
OF Mobile. The new brick freight depot at
as the transfer to il from the old depot
has beep made improvements VIII be I'M
dertaken at the wharf property Of the rail-
road company. including the construction OF
q large shed and the drsdzing TO a depth
of tweEty-three feet al mean low tide OF
the entire wharf property of the company,
which will be then devoted to import and
export business.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
BELONG TO BEGGARS' TRUST.
Mendicants in st. Joseph Imposing
on the Charitable.
REFUBLIc SPECIAL

HEF SPEIIAA
St Joseph, Mo. Aug. ia beggars' trust
4. working this city as II has never been
worked before. For several days the po-
lice have had to deal with Q swarm OF men,
dicants unprecedented in persistence ana
bnsiness tacf. II has been learned that the
majority OF them were impostors. and that
the alleged blind men who play hddles OF
hand organs on the street corners can see
as we'll as any one. One Of them. being
taken into custody. admitted that he was a
member Of the trust" which has Its head
quarters IN New York. where the necessary
aecouterments and railroad transportation
are provided in return for 40 per cent OF the
money received by the mendicants.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Gray?

The color Of seventy years
in your hair? Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray hair! If not, use
Ayers Hair Vigor. In less
than a month your gray hair
will be rich and dark.
q. An dneyishL &c AYR 90, LsvSli No..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
BY CABLE.

Manila Aug. 1s.-Civil Governor II.
Phelps Of Bensuet Province has rendered
his resignation. No action will be taken
in the matter until the return of the COM
mission from Northern Luzon.
From the meager information obtainable
II appears that Governor Whitmarsh Is
Disguised with the situation, as the strong
influence OF his former secretary. Scherer,
Is seriously affecting the Governors pres
tige.
Scherer is a German. who has lived In
Benguet Province for a long time. About
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
CHEAP RATES wITHDRAwH.
Agreement Reached BY Vote Of 81
Chfca wo-at. Paul Ilues

AGperHnen nfuGneu " vote OF SIX
ChfcaEo-st. Paul Lines.
Chicago. Aug. 19.-By a vote to-day of
the officers OF the six railroads operating
between Chicago and st. Paul Il was agreed
that the unusually low rates announced to
go into effect between those points Septem-
Der / would be Cancelled.
Some time ago II was announced that q
round-trip rate OF ylo.75 would be put In
between Chicago and the Twin Cities. tick
cts to be on sale from September 1 to Sep
ember 10. A similar rate was In effect
August lilo. and the result OF the expert
ment caused the managers Of the roads to
withdraw their announcement Of cuts In
eeptember. Tickets sold on the rate during
the present month were extensively scalpcd
I'm 81. paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
Officers OF the same set OF roads are now
voting on a proposition to withdraw their
notices Of similar reductions In rates be-
tween Omaha, Sioux City and Kansas City.
Episcopal Convention.
Tho Burlington passenger department. hal
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
Will Run Throuyh Ni.sis.inni

Tic prNJectOrs OF The AIabama. Mtss.s-
sippi and Gulf Railroad met at Memphis
last week and heard the report Of Captain
A +. Farrar Of Jackson. Tenn. the chief
engineer OF the road. II is proposed II
build the road about seventy-five miles long
from a point opposite TupelO. Miss. 10
Water Valley, and thence to Ciarksdale and
friars Point. where connection will be
made with steamers for New Orleans,
Memphis and 81. Louis. The route OF the
PROPOSE road is through a fertile section
OF mississippi, and passes through seven
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

issued . circular In connection with the
Episcopal Church Convention. to be held in
San francisco October .. The round trip
rates from st. Louis. Chicago. Peoria. Kan
sas City and Missouri River points are $40
less than the regular one fare rate. being
$s7.50 from st. Louis, $50 from Chicago, US
points. Dates OF sale are September ~ to
u. inclusive. with a final limit to November
Is. The circular gives complete
side trips
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
ENLARGING THEIR PLANT.
st. Joseph Stock Yards Company
Buys More Land.

FlEPOBLIC SFLCIA@
St Joseph. Mo, Aug. y.-Pettepiers add
ton. lying adjacent 10 the packing-houses
in South St. Joseph. was purchased by the
st. Joseph Stock Yards Company to-day for
s25.oe. Orders were issued at once to the
property owners who had built houses on
the tract, which comprises ten acres. to
move as soon as possible. The land Is need
ei by the company for the expansion and
extension OF the packing interests.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
SOUGHT RELIEF IN DEATH.
Young Woman Suffering From
Melancholia Shoots Herself.

PEC1Ak
Memphis. Tenn. Aug. n.-Miss Eflert. a
young lady OF this city. shot herself through
the head late this evening with a pistol,
the bah f~racturing her skull and lodging
opposite the right temple.
Miss Ebert, who is about IS years old. has
been suffering with melancholia for some
time. and the theory is that she attempted
to take her life in a temporary fit OF in
sanity.
She had tried both medical aid and Chris
tian Science treatment without avail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
WILL GO TO RIO GRANDE.
L. .. Robertson To Leave the Louisville
and Nashyil1P.

Denver. Colo. Aug 1s.-The News says;
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad VIII
next week announce a new official, follow
ing the requirement of the Rio Grande
Western. He Is l. s. Robertson. division
superintendent Of tie Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad. Mr.. Robertson is superin-
tendent OF the Memphis division and "as
brought to Denver recently through tne
suggestion OF General Manager Metca!fe
OF the Rio Grande system. Or. Metcaife
having come to the Rio Grande from the
same position on the Louisville and Nash
Vile, a year ago. Mr.. Robertson Will be
connected with the trafnc department. not
in u subordinate way. but with special 1u-
risdiction on the Rio Grande Western.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

FFPUBIIc SPECIAL
jefferson City. No.. Aug. g-The follow
ing articles or Incorporation were granted
to-day by Secretary Of State Cook:
Bsnk OF Bonnie. Bonne: capital. $40. 900. fncor-
Roratofs-Ihohla Connolly. e. A. Moseiey, J.
Great Western Paper Box Company. ST. Louis;
capitai: xs.vo. r. Wright
man. Agnes A. voishtmann and Frederick Y.
Drewe.
C.0oo. Inccrporators-James N. Sutherland Rob.
ert yehrev and ]: c. Rankin.
stani BROS. = Levy Mercantile COMPANY. st.
Louis; capital 5000. Incorporators-Hsrry
st:hI. Allied Z Levy and David Stahi.
Commercial Mining Company. Kansas CITY:
capital stock. $4,000. MISUNDERSTANDING m
Hudson. A. Judah. Walter NJ. Jaccard and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

young ladies. conducted by the sisters OF Loret.
to. floris>ant. 80 LOUIS County. No. send Tor
PROSPECTUS.
NAh.oINAA rE-MA.k INSTITUTE. sIaunrca.
Na--SchOo4 Tor youlg ladies'. situated in the
mountains OF Virginia. climate and scenrry un-
surpassed. Preps atoIy anu elective c0ursea
special advantages In nuslc. art. elOcution AID
languages Buildings modern an1 complete Write
10. catalogue. Mss Maria Pentl,ton DuVAl,
Principal. successor TO Mrs. Gen. J. K b. stuart
HE University OF Missouri. Columtia. ha. de.
partments OF Language. science, History. Pal
Iosophy EconomIcs, sOci.losy and fee.s9sy and
ALEC Or MediciEe. Law. Engineering CClsn. E.-c-
irical, sanitary ami aecnan.e4D. Asrieuitare.
Veterinary Scene. I'oasehuld Economics and
Science aud Taciics also. and In Sienogrspny and
BI.:ness Forms. All Departments open 10 women
and free as to tuition. In Academic departrn-nt
Campus contains fourteen buildings supplied vita
water, steam heat and gas or electricity. New
SreeEhouse and IAtoratery. Of Horticulture,
~. s!ology. Anatomy. Bactersology and Pathology
In the Medical Department Furniture. library
and eQuipnae nt for scfent1c and technical! work
ell new. New Parker Memorial Hospital.
Eixhty-ssvsr professors and other teachers. kx-
aninatiCns Ger entrance are held during the days
So S~ptl Preceding the opening OF the Uni
yersity. For cadetship. apply TO your Senator OF
Rspresehtstiye. Fc~ catalogue, address IRWIN
Registrar. Columbia. Co. School u
Mines. with thirteen teachers and seven build
'sgs 81 Roila. No
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. 1s.-Among the arrivals
Westerners:
81; LouisvL 8: Taylor; Miss A. Birch, E. =.
Beach. A: y: Stewart. George D.. Rosenthal, H.
T. Kent. Waldorf: Il. schwab, c. n. Jones. Firth
Asn vsnSe' =; a Ha.r,s. A, g. White, J. w. DEF
krars Mss J.. gargh. Miss NJ. L. Kelly. Miss
4 Moof; e. Esesier and Mn. Riegier. A. q.
S.,eiyi !; 2; Fraser Wise and M. Wis.
H: L schwsich. a; schweich, Normandy: A.
w. Sonnof imperial: w. E. KiIburn. Hoffman:
:ryi J. !. sshC Ssan HOFFMAN; W: I Tlowsi; Ey,
HIN: L. L Ffdler, Union SQUARE; n W. Henesr-
con and Mrs. Henderson. Bsrtholdi: F. A.
Muench. New Amsterdam: ]. M. Simon: Cont-
mental; A. Braun. .ullon Square: n Lockwocd
and Mrs. lockwood Park avenue
g Js,t.n. Hoffman: f. L. Reed .ne Mr.. Rec,
Pain. GRIND Union: VI. B. Clark. Manhattan:
W. A Huer. 81. Denis: W. NJ. Miller. Herald
s. Joseph-N. Block. Ho6msa.
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District Averages
Rainfall

| Indicates inapprecieble rainfall. sMaNitn1mi
! for yesterday. Z Minimum for twenty-fou- hours
ending s a m seventy fifth meridian time
| Note-The average maximum and minimum
temperatures and the average rainfall are mace
up at each center from the actual number OF
reports received. The state Of weather" is that
prevailing at time Of observation.
Showers occurred In all districts reporting ex-
cept Minneapolis and Omaha. Continued cool
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
NEW VANDALIA OFFICIAL.
W. H.. Coleman Has Been Appointed
Assistant General Freight Agent.

Announcement was made yesterday AT
Vandalia headquarters Of the appointment
of W. II. Coleman as assistant general
freight agent. The position Is a new one.
and the appointment was made Will the
approval of Receiver Malott.
Mr.. Coleman has been in the employment
Of the Vandalia for more than twenty
years. having served as travelling auditor.
agent at South Bend. Ind. and then as
commercial agent Of the Logansport divi-
sion at Longansport, from which place he
Is transferred TO ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Private party. personally conducted by H.
X. Gregory. Will leave for Buffalo Wecnes-
day evening. August p. Round trip si925
sooi Ter 10 days. Apply early for sleeper
and stateToom accommodations, at the
Gregory Tour Office. oS Olive street. with
Erker Bros.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

BurIington Grain Order Rescinded.
ECI
St. JOSEF b, Mo-, Aug. 19-The ORDER issued
to agen.s of stations en- the Burlington lines
to receive no more grain shipments for Kan
sas City and St. Joseph was rescinded to-
day. The formal order TO this effect was
issued from the general Office OF the COM
pany I'm this city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Bars Clearing Sale increases IN intereee
as II draws near its close. Choice little odd
lots are discovered here and there. end the
prices recklessly cut to clear up the va
nous stocks. Wearing time Is from now on.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Wabash earnings for the second week in
August were xS72. 5s3.35. an increase of ST.
<so.14. For the year from July l. they We're
81. 277. Al 10, an Increase over last year Of
SSSl. 90. "A.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
CONNECTED At ALTON.
First Train Run Over New Track oil
the Frisco system.

the Frisco system.
Miami. /. T.. Aug l9.-The first train over
the Frisco system connecting track from
Miami to Alton was run to-day. Thu track
Is almost completely ballasted now. and Will
be ready for through trains from Kansas
City to Texas and oklahoma In a Few days.
Miami was the terminus In the Indian Ter
ritory of the Kansas City, Fort Scott ana
Memphis. The connection at Alton Will
the 81. Louis and San Francisco road -
DropertieS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

rbe greatest skin specialist in America
originated the formula for Banner Salve:
For all skin diseases. all cuts or sores. and
Tor piles IT'S the most healing medicine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
ARKANsAA

r 4 SFENIAIA
Little Rock, Ark. Aus. le.-Secretary Of State
Crockett today issued q certificate OF incorpora-
ton to the Home Telephone Company Of Ozark;
capital. $500. lncorporators-w. N. ouaiie. Tom
Carrier. george W. Russell. u. b. Conoster, L.
r. Wells and J. c. CrtGr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

To Cure Headache In 10 Minutes
Take Park-r's Headache Powders. They
are safe and sure. All druggists. Price l6c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
SCHOOLS.

THE tto-Ac OF highest grace for
young ladies. conducted by the sisters OK Loret.
to. florisSant. 81 Louis County. No send Tor
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new CORPORATIONS.

To Washington.