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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Renl E.tnte Tran.fers.

Real estate transfers fled for record at
Belleyiile yesterday We're;
Il. : Ames TO Peter Conaty. part lots G and =.
block ATues' addition 10 East 81. Louis. 81 90
". y. Narnock. trustee. and wife 10 Eina W
Harris. lot { block 4. Schaefer addition to East
-. Louis; warranty deed. $40.
John Mittauer and wife 70 John Lang. lot 70.
HiEard's subdivision, section q. township ].
norih : warranty deed. n.6p.
p T. McCasland and wife 20 4 ". Beckwith.
lot l". block 3. Rutle1!ge 4 Hortcn's addition 10
East -. Louis. warranty deed. 500.
jules oulvey and wife to Fred Rau-y e al
west haif pf nnrtheast quarter section 70. town
snlp 2. north e. warranty deed. tA.SSa-s0.
Johanna LoTey - al . 81 Louis Valley Rail
Alonzo Church % sans; q%uiiciaim deed.
N.ASe4.
Adam Karr and wife e. al 70 sane: part lot
IL. Cahokia Cummonfieias; warranty deed: Sl2l
The following have decided q right - way TO
same company Fred Scale et al, sarah Hurst
and husband. James Gray and wife. Mary a
Dudley, Emma Ferguson. Thomas Gray and vile,
Annie Whitcomb and husband. each So
Johanna ". Mickly and husband 10 AUG. Eech-
Ter, lots ] and = block Is Claremont addition
East 81 Louis. warranty deed, d.H0.
Anton Thoms TO Lille Thome. lots ]. ., 3 and
70. block S, Summerheid: warranty deed, $50.
Marian Asine and F. H. Abel. part lot "a.
n p. sexton and wife % William Long. lots
IL and u. Claremont addition. East ~. Louis;
warranty deed $500.
A. n Melnts ana wife to William Long. lot !.
helntSs subdivision. Howe Institute Heights.
East st Louis. warranty deed, sL70.
Bernhardi Goedoe TO same. aar- 10. Is. nrSt
subdivision CahokiR Commons. warranty deed. 81
part lot : subdiviSion Howe Heights; warranty
deed, 81
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DOCTOR POWELL'S VAST EXPERIENCE.

t!ced by some physicians. who keep their
patients month after month. each month
supposed 10 be the last. until finally they
have paid hundreds OF dollars without any
benefit or relief.
Doctor Powell consIders a the duty
OF n physician. where he has failed TO
benefit the patient, to return the Zee
paid.
AL business IS conducted on SUCH princt-
pies. and why not medicine7 When a person
pays for a thing he expects 20 set value
received. The three cardinal principles OF
Doctor PoweiTs life have always been;
First. to do unto others As he would have
Others do unto him. Second. TO relieve SUI
fering and pain Third. to cure the sick
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~EdMardtvIIIe Nofen.

Fred @. Borchens. q. and Josephine l.
Huehnerhon. "a. both lof ST. Louis, were married
In Edwardsyilie yesterday by Justice BreeEe
GLcss. A license was Issued to Joseph Etsdani.
e, and Annie Nielsen, p. both OF Memphis,
Tenn. On wednesday a license was issued TO
Oscar Flicker. an EdwaTdEville baker. and Miss
Lena Busch Of Bethaito. Yesterday the bride's
mother, Mrs. Anna Tuetke1. OF Bsthaito. sp-
peared at the County Clerks Office with John
Borg Of Mount Olive ana they made a similar
request Borg gave his age as 81 and that OF Mrs
Tuetken as s..
The funeral Of Charles 7. Judy, e rodman
for the 81. Louis Bridge Terminal Association.
who died Wednesday night, took place yesterday
al Edwardsv3lle. The service was held at 81.
Johns n z Church and the body was laid to
rest In Woodlawa- Thomas Judy. a rodmnn for
the Terminal Association. r. also at the Point Of
death In the same hospital Both suffered fran
typhoid fever.
"A senRolag bird. resembling a co-uorant
Thousands OF miles out Of its course. vas ehot
y~esterday at Ktenlen's Lake, on the outskirts OF
EdWardsviile. II was the first specimen OF TIE
kind ever seen In the county.
Maud Allen OF Madison has hrousht auit 1r
preach or promise against Ernst Hatscher. a
Madlson grocer. She alleges that they were en-
eHgd 70 marry on January I. tsn. that she has
neen ready and willing TO carry out her part Of
the contract. but that the attendant has re-
fused on his part She asks dAmares OF so 600
r. A. Padgett, Who has 3ust returned nom
GrahamstoWn. South Africa. was IN Fdwaraa-
willie yeFferaar
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STREET CAR LINE BLocKAoED.
Driver Refuses to Clear Way Afttr
a Collision.

Because he was injured by a collision be-
tween his wagon anc a Market street car:
Francis TeasOn. a driver OF the ST. Louis
Transfer Company. blOckaded the line at
Eighth street for several minutes yesterday
mepnirg. and vas arrested. He had been
knocked from his seat aDd his head injured
by contact with a standard OF the wagon.
Teas0n lives at No 1913 Lincoln avenue.
The car was in charge OF Motcrman Ar
thur ora and Conductor Charles Gales.
After repeated efforts TO induce TeaSon u
drive his wagon of the tracks. which. they
claim. he declined 70 do. they called a po-
hceman and Teason was arrested and locket
up at the Central District Police Station.
His injury was shEht.
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ERAsTUs B.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cariinvile, Ill. Oct. u-Erastus b. e.
dred. aged s. years. one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF Macoupln County. died at his
home In this city this afternoon.
JAMES F. KENNEDY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. m-James F..
Springs, died here to-day He was promi-
nent IN business affairs Of the city and a
Mason OF high degree.
II SUSAN WATERS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jacksonville, Ill, Oct. u-Mrs. Susan Wa
tiers died In this city to-day. aged IS years.
PERRY SUMMERS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Memphis. Mo. Oct u-Perry Summers.
residing three, miles north q here, died to-
DAY OF typhoid fever. aged . years.
MAJOR Gee. n. WALKER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansville, Ind. Oct. n.-Aiajor George B.
ak OF the United States Army died at
Fort Russell. Wyo.. to-day. He was 20
years old He served in Cuba during The
Spanish-American War. and was wounded
at the battle Of Santiago. His body will be
brought here for burial.
JOHN LISK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Nation, Ill. Oct. U-John LIsk OF Pc
sotum came here Wednesday and was
stricken with pertton.tis He grew rapidly
worse and died this evening. He was 45
years old and a w~eil-known odd Fellow.
r ANNA GCHR.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
o'Fallon. No. Oct. m-SIrs. Anna Guhr
aged 2 years. died this afternoon near
O'Fallon. The funeral will take place from
the Catholic Church at St. Peters, Monday
morning at 3 O'Clock.
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doctor pOueIQs cnorm0us exparIenVe N
treating the SICK. together with BIS natural
Gift OF Healing. renders him capabf OF
doing many things that would he cohStd-
cred impossible by other physiclansi NO
nbvsicIan Ia Missouri. no matter how ma
his yeare or how great his eNpcrttuce,
has treated cne-fenth CT the uumbsF OF
cases thai he has. Doctor Powell has al
WAYS maintained that very few physlfans,
however we'll trained In their profesfiOn-
are qualified by nature 10 treat thd af-
dictef He has always protested against
the enormous fees asked by most phgsi-
clans ard considers them heartiess and
He has always protested
against the monthly payment idea as prac-
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced
To-Day and To Morrow.

Washington. Oct. II.-Fur.clst.
Missouu-ta air IN east. showers in wet BE-
Sunday cooler iE nurth portion Monday h
wet. showers IN EAST L6-tila- I
Eastern IrNas-farfly clUuIy sunday. Fhd.
Ia north PORTION. Monday showers. with -
Western T~Nas-Fai= i1 sogtu. -d.Iuert
couler Ia north portion sunday M.nt4y -
Oklahoma and Indian Trritsty-En 81: a.
sunday Monday probably fair.
AFkanzns-increaslns caullue-s sunday =
ably showers lu west petition. Ea1lay ~
with fair IN west and showers IN east To5uf
Illinois Fair sunday cooler 81 uur.h ppri
probably showers o. uiEhf AMI N-uilA "
hecumlnE north and fresh 60 IrlsL- I
logR-lartly cloudy n1d cooler iu east. stlh
In west portion an SUNDAY Monday raiEI
cept fair In extreme wrrr p.rtlHu. ]
NehrssSa-iutn SUNDAY. Monday UrohahlyI
and WARMER. ]
kln-a-kuiu sunday. colder 81 @lEth Tirt
Monday fnir and warner ]
New MeNico-Falr in south. showers iEl u
portion SUNDAY ana prCtlhIy Monday.
AuZuna+Fughlhlv cloudy sunday. prIlH
showers IN north portion Monday fair.
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DOCTOR PoWELL's OFFICES.

Doctor Powell has Offices permanently To-
Gated at 81 odd Fellows BUILDING TheV
are the largest and most elaborately equip-
ped physicians ofices IN the State OF Mis-
souri,. Every appliance for the successful
treatment OF disease Is utilized IN the cure
treatment OF other doctors. where the sur
ferer waits patiently month after month
hoping for relief. only 20 meet With a fAl-
ure. Doctor PoweITs treatment acts al
most simultaneously. After one treatment
the patient says, Doctor. / am 50 much
improved. ] feel Like a new person To
Try his treatment q 10 be convinced II
cures. and il cures with absolute certainty.
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Dor,or povru was born OF Quaker
S-... nd rrrrfved his CARLY ed
mt Friends Seminary Ne"
York
He graduated with honor from the
Department OF the jniVeT-ltF
OF Vermont In -
Diploma indoraed by the Hnhne-
mann WedIcnI College and Hospital,
Philadelphia. L-
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RAISES PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX.
Madison County Board of Review
Makes Report.

The Madison County Board OF Tax As
sessmsnt Review. composed OF John E1ble
Of Alton, John R. Suffer OF EdwardSville
and William Weyh OF Venice, completed ITS
work last evening. The board will have an
other meeting on Thursday. al which time
the official report WI be filed.
Personal property was raised a total OF
sss2 lSS. Telephone and telegraph lines came
in for the heaviest revision, being raised
a total Of SlO0,Os5. Raises in lands and lots
were confined 20 twp townshlps-Venice and
Edwardsvtlle Lots In Venice were advanced
81, $50. and in EdWRrosville $50 The total
work OF the board will be NS.3&.
The board last year made an Increase OF
q million and q quarter, with which the
work OF the present board compares favor
ably, as In the last years some estimates
which had never been on the books. some
manufacturing assessments over which the
Is now IN litigation. and heavy back
assessments constituted q total OF some
thing like 10000
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run Down ny a SEPARATOR.
Leonard ~PowderIy. Eight Years Old,
Suffered Fatal Injury.

Leonard Powderly. the s-year-old son Of
Thomas Powderly OF Jerseyvil!e, died Fri
day night as the result OF being run over
by a separator attached to a thrashiug
on the fOotboard OF the separator. When
near Woodlawn the wheel OF the separator
struck a cap OF a water plug and threw beth
father and son TO the ground. The father
was not seriously injured. but the wheels
or the separator passed, over the boy. inlur-
ing him internall~. The lad was then taken
10 his home. where he died.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
al . O'Clock from ST Francis Navier's
Church. The pastor. the Reverend Father
p. Fallon. will o~ficiate.
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EAST SIDE NEWS.

trail Illinois. After his inspection OF the
Jersey County orchards. Professor Essel-
bring pronounced them In good condition
This condition he attributed To the large
amount OF spraying which the members OF
the Jerseyvtlle Fruit Growers Association
voted some months ago to try on a large
scale as an experiment. Professor Esel-
bring stated that the condition In Jersey
County would be the subject OF q lengthy
report 90 the authorities OF the University
OF Illinois for the Information OF the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station.
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WHY PHYSICIANS FAIL 10 CUBE.

The reason that physicians have failed to
cure IN the past is because they have not
understood the true cause Of disease. They.
have empirically given remedies because
they have been told by others or have read
in medical works that such and such a
remedy was good fo- such and such a dis
Ease. This is a theory based on a wrong
foundation. All disease is due to a disorgan-
ization OF cell life. and when the cell life Is
restored TO its natural condition health IS
the result.
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DEATH CLAIMS CHAS. F. WEBB.
Well-Known Railroad Man Passes
Away at Bloomington, Ill.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Bloomington. Ill. Oct. u.-Charles F.
Webb. one Of the most prominent residents
OF Bloomington. and widely known through
out his long career Is a railroad Official.
and also Masonic and Grand Army Of the
Republic affiliations. died to-day. He was
born in Ohio, hfty-seven years ago. but had
been a resident Of Bloomington for thirty
years. nearly all Of that time as Big Four
passenger agent and division freight agent.
He was a leader IN Republican party poll
tics. and had occupied many positions OF
honor in hat organization.
He was also prominent as knight Tenn
plRr. His record In the Civil War was most
gallant, and he was always active In the
G. A. r. The funeral will be under the Ma
sonic auspices. He leaves a wife and three
children.
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Jordan Cutlery Co., Az y. Bdwy,
Carry everything in Solid Silver.
X. of T. VI. Conrennon.

The twentieth session OF the Supreme
Council Knights OF Father Matthew will
convene al Kansas City Tomorrow and re-
main IN session until "Wednesday. This
VIII oe one OF the most important sessions
ever hec py the Supreme Council. The
reports OF the supreme officers show that
the last term was one of the most sue
cesstul IN the history OF the order. both
financially and numerically. Iowa has been
added TO the list Of States TO be represented
at the meeting Tomorrow.
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Car CoIliden WIth nurr.

While driving Doctor r y. McCracken's
buggy, Robert Nersteg. a boy employed by
the Benner-Bdchler Livery and Cndertak-
ing Company of East ST. Louis. collided
with an East St Louis street car on Col
linsville avenue. The boy was thrown out
OF the rig and was badly bruised and cut,
and the rig was demolished.
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DIES IN BATH TUB FROM
EFFECTS OF A SUNSTRoKE.
Body of Charles Neuhaus Found Tn
der Stream of Water in BELLE
NIle Barbershop.

Heart disease. caused by a sunstroke re-
ceiyed last summer. resulted in the death
yesterday morning of Charles Neuhaus OF
Rellevilie. while In a bathtub in the barber
shop OF Totsch q Bub. on the public square
OF that town. When discovered he was sit
tiEg upright under a stream OF cold water.
NeuhRus was a REORGANIZATION. and was
well known In Belleville. When he entered
the barber shop he told the porter that he
wanted TO take a long bath. and sent for a
bottle OF soda TO drink while in the tub.
Some time later the porter heard the water
still running from the faucet in the bath
room. and called To Neuhaus. Receiving no
reply. he looked OVER the partition.
The body was taken TO GUndlach s. Cos
morgue. where an examination disclosed
the fact that he had not been drowned. as
vas al first surmised by the porter. Neu-
haus leaves q widow and two children.
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And No FRAUD ABOUT IT

Money! Will Be Accepted ThsIs Doctor P%drs Mahodo introducing to the People of St LOs a
News System of Medicine Based Upon startling Scientific bcWer-C Commence To-day and Unit
October 2Oh, There Will Positively Be No charge Whatever at the offices of The Powell .BGhenc
TratmentO Opened This Day at 21 Odd Fellows Building The Invitation Necessarily Distinguished
From Certain Offers sin Which the Word FREE Has Been Prominently Used
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SHUT CONVICTED OF MURDER.
Must Hang for Killing of j. C.
Whitener at Texarkana.
REPrnIIr srPc1AI.

Texarkana. Tex. oct, III. r. Shut was
convicted to-day Of the murder OF J. c
Whitener NJ this place In May last. by n
jury at Boston. Tex. and his punishment
assessed at death.
The two were pioneer settlers and bust
ness men OF TeXarkana. were friends for
more than twenty years and were for a
long time associated in business.
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close of Red Mem. Carnival.

The Red Mems Carnival closed last night
at BelleviIle IN a Jolly good time and a
battle OF confetti. The carnival proved a
big success. and the Red Me- and their
friends are greatly pleased with the re-
suits OF their UNDERTAKING.
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BRAKES SAVED MANS LIFE.
Attorney Crow stepped in Front of
East MovfnR Suburban Car.

Attorney G. A. Grow of East St. Loul
stepped in front OF a Suburban street car
at Broadway and Main street. East 81.
Louis, yesterday afternoon and was knocked
down. The -promptness with which the
motorman applied the air saved the mans
MI. Crow was removed 10 his ONCE.
where his injuries were dressed, after which
he was taken 10 his home. His injuries,
while painful are not serious
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Mayaoner the New Nominee.

The Madison County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee held a meeting at Edwards
VILE yesterday and placed John Warwick
Nayhoher OF Mhdison IN nomination Cor
County Clerk. In the place OF J. c. Britain
OF Granite city. who Withdrew from the
the American Car and Foundry Company.
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The shrine of the Sacred Heart at Vista
ton Convent In Cabanne will be open TO
the punne next Friday. the feast Of the
blessed Margaret Mary. A sermon Will
be preached at , p. m. followed by benedic-
ton or the Blessed Sacrament. The con-
vent chapel VIII not be open to visitors.
Pilgrims are expected 20 depart as soon
IS their cevotions are hnished. The con-
vent gates viii be closed at s D. m.
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MemphI. oIa settIer., Reunion.

kkFi hlA' SIEtlAA@
Memphis. No. Oct. 1.-THE old settlers
reunion was held here to-day. There was a
large crowd and an excellent programme
rendered. Addresses were made by Judge
Mckee. George T. Collins M Others.
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Illinois Delegates.
REPuBIIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC
Springfield. Ill. oct. 1.-THE following
delegates have been selected 20 represent
the Illinois State Historical Society at the
installation OF Doctor Edmund ]. James rs
president OF Northwestern University At
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DE- Goods stores Cloae I'D EIEht.

Dry goods clerks of East 81. Louis yes
terday won a long-contested point in get
ting their employers TO grant an s O'Clock
closing rule. This pertains to every day,
with the exception Of Saturday.
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Evanston. October 10 - and q: Ibactor
Richard Edwards GloomiuS-3a; Professor
z Il. Greene. Grbana: Professor D. G.
Page. DE- kaib: 7. T. Barry. Chicago, and
J. McCan Davis. Springfield.
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Gnrernment Rrnnrt.

Department a. Agriculture. Weather Btt4su-
Met@rrnit Eicli NhsrEtalrns received 40 81 D.. lts
October u. $50. at $50 D. IA local time atd S
D. m. scyrnty-sfth meridian time. orsrulifn-
made at the same moment Il time AZ 81 stltl rrs-
stations Dir IT. Nix Rain. WHITTIER.
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DOCTOR P0WFII'S RECORD.

Credentials Endorsed by the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College.
uembcr of the Delta MA Medical
society
Late Physician and Surgeon TO the
Ore und Iron Co.
Late Member of the Union College
Alumni AssociatiOn Of Eastern New
York
Late invited guest of the New York
state Medical Society.
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INSPECTED JERSEY COUNTY FRUIT.
Crops Pronouneed I'm Good Condition
by Professor EssefrinR.

Professor H Esselhring OF Salem. H..
professor Of pomology in the University OF
for several days. looking into the condition
Of the apple orchards After inspecting the
orchards OF Doctor A X. Van Horne. Major
growers in Jersey County. he went 20 Plain
view. Macoupin County, yesterday after
noon, to inspect the orchards OF Attorney
!. ID. Snedeker of lJ~erseyvfIe
The Snedeker orchard consists Of I0 acres
and - one OF the largest producers IN Cen
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hack button for men ard In a clasp pin for
ladies. They will be ready for distribution
IN a few days and can be secured at the Of
fee Of the league"
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THE STORY OF HIS LIFE.

Doctor Powell was born OF Quak.
he wa1 under the influence Of that
whole tenor " his mind seemed 20 be
stated broadly hat he was a born I
make Up all that Is necessary TO prod
The Power Of Healing which he u
own family. and this Power has devel
Realizing that a Natural GIFT couIt
ne entered The Medical Department ,
honor. He also attended the various
and his diploma bears the inddrssmer
Hospital Of Philadelphia. and also III,
Thus u VIII be seen that Doctor i
20 Heal together with the most carei
stantly making original research. an,
minute cells. he discovered that disca.
and by restoring the cell life TO it, nat
Doctor Powell Is "A man Of ample
educated physician with a Rare Gift
never been known To retain n fe
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Local Rrnnrt.
St Louis. saturday.

81 Louis. slflrlny. oct ~. "A
c5U am So M
BAROMETER. inches -.--.......@ - EN
Humidity. degrees .-..--....-.-----2 y
Erection OF wind .---..-......E ~
velocity Of wind -.-------------- -
weather at G-9 a. m. cloudy. AZ s.a m
part cloudy. Aia1iuum Temperature. - mimi
mum temperature, g. Ely-r. is feet
H. J. HYATT
Local Forecast OIdcai.
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sIR. sPRAcre SAYS


He arranges everything TO give quick serv,
Ice al the Deiicatessen Lunchrooms.
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'Iadicates precipitation inarr-eeIahf~
II J HYATT
Local Forecast Otff
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Jordan Cutlery Co.. All n. Bdwy,
Headquartcrs for Fine Cutlery.
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AS GoOdaS
the
y

Perhaps the best custom
tailors make quite as good
clothing as we do.
The cheap custom tailors
certainly dent.
The best custom tailors
charge twice as much as we
do; the cheap tailors charge as
much.
We can fit you ont in no
time, and we make whatever
alterations are necessary 10 a
satisfactory fit.
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: parentage. and during the early part OF his life
denomination. From early childhood the
III the direction OF relieving the sick II might pc
hi stefan. and those natural qualities which go to
a successful physician were born with him.
~ possesses was nr-t roticed by members Of his
,ped and grown stronger as he has grown older.
BE- improved upon by diiigent study and research
Z the Duiversity Of Vermont. and graduated with
.~ospitals ard clinics iu New York and other cities
{ or the famous Hahnemann Medical college ana
Bellevue Medical College Of New York city
possesses the rare combination OF the power
nj medical training While at college he was con-
knowing that the human body was made up OF
Il was caused by the REORGANIZATION OF these cells
1raI function the disease was entirely graduated
means ard Is very averse to notoriety. He is an
He desires to do an the good he can. He has