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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
800 Wash Skirts at Csc
on the Dollar

The selling last week was tremendous,
but enough left for this weeks sale.
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funeral OF E. W. WattEeWs.
Yoakum, Texas. June 13,-rhe funeral OF
Mr.. z. ". Matthews. who was accidental
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
DETAILS OF THE REVOLT.
REPORT FROM MINISTER POWELL TELLS
OF GREAT DISTRESS IN ISLAND.

OF GREAT DISTRESS IN ISLAND.
Washington. Aug. 3O-Under date of Port
au-Prince, Hayti. August 90 United States Min
lister Powell has made an extended report to the
State Department on the events connected with
the revolutionary movement in that island. He
describes the destruction of St Michael by Cen
eral Juneau who burned the place TO prevent lt
from falling into the hands of the government
troops Juneau was defeated in small battle
At the date of the report the situation in the
north was critical with about three thousand
men on each side confronting eacn other' ano' III
the minister's opinion, the impending battle
would not be decisive. If General Alexis pre-
vailed over General Juneau. then the former
undoubtedly would march his army to the CAPT.
taI and demand the Presidency, while If Juneau
succeeded. then General Firmins revolutionary
army would soon appear before the capltai CITY,
which would thus be menaced from both sides.
On August 1S the government forces had al
most surrounded Gonaives and ST Marc, ana IL
was feared that in case General Juneau was
defeated both towns would be given to the
flames as were Petit Goave and st. Michael.
The condition of the people remaining In Petit
coave was most distressing, the and
children being almost without food or raiment,
and many were hiding in the mountains with
out shelter. The wife of General Chicoye, who
set his house fire in the retreat, escaped with
her children, but two of them died from ex-
posure, and she compelled TO dig their
graves and bury them with no one to help her.
Fifty men were exied Dutch steamer for
Curacao on August is. Admiral Killick. with
a rebel gunboat, pursued a few days before
but made his escape into shoal water, where he
could not be followed He was lying in wait to
intercept the Paoma, but Minister Powell pre-
vented this by telegraphing to Commander Nc
Crea to protect the boat. which aeterward got
away safely. The government was endeavoring
to prevent Killick from obtaining coal.
Congress had at last passed upon all Of the
election cases and effected permanent organi-
zation Mr. Pierre having majority of the
chambers without trouble occurring, was
expected. The next step is the election of MEM
hers of the Senate, and an effort is being made
m stop this by breaking quorum and thus
preventing the success of the Pierre party,
which would result in his election to the Prest-
dency There were fears of grave trouble when
the two houses were TO meet in joint session TO
choose a President and an attempt was on foo.
TO reach an agreement between the various par
tisans to secure postponement until the con-
fiict with Firrnin ended. Meanwhile things
were In a hopeless tangle, and there was no
prospect of an immediate election, and mercan-
tia business was suffering, - =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
HARD FIGHTING IN HAYTI
HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES IN BAT
TIE NEAR CAPE HAYTIEN.

Washington, Aug. 30.-Under date Oh last
evening from Port-au-Prince, United States
Minister Powell sent dispatch to the state
Department that severe fighting had taken place
the day before near Cape Haytien and that II
was still in progress at the time his message
was sent. Great loss has occurred on both SIDES
The provisional army was under command OF
General Nord while General Juneau was IN
command of the revolution1sts- The towns OIL
Marmalade and Limbe had been totally oe-
stroyed in the course of the fighting.
The Cincinnati in command of Captain NC
Lean, is now at Cape Haytien so that American
interests in that vicinity are well protected
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

WHY NOT SEE NIAGARA FALLS?
You can do so with no extra expense II you trsFei
nv ths Nav York Central lines.-AaVI
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
The reported division of capital among the
principal interests in the $oOoOOO,OO0 combina-
tion is as follows:

In the miscellaneous list, the Upton Company,
Continental Packing Company and other con-
Germs at local yards and smaller companies in
ew-England and the East, to be included.
The Swift concern has already arranged to
take over the Anglo-American company. and the
Armours have taken IL the Hammond company,
and these are included with the Big Two"
The men now prominent in the packing in
dustry who have made their fortunes out of it
are to continue to direct the affairs of the big
combine. ]. Ogden Armour is to be chairman
of the finance committee and head the financial
department. and Gustavus f. Swift is to be
president. The full list of officers is: Chairman
of board of directors, J. Ogden Armour; presi
dent, G. F. Swift; treasurer Edward Morris;
general manager Operating departmenD. Ed
ward Cudahy. The stupendous earnings of this
combination almost beyond comprehension.
Financiers who are said to have announced the
figures as a result of official inquiries have
made this statement of the probable profits, the
basis of the distribution of cash and securities
in the new combination;
CAPITAL stock ................ $500 900 900
Annqa prom on gross business s75 oo oo 90 sio Per ee d
Percentage Of nings cap
According to the information received in Chi
cago in the last few days the United States
Packing Company will take in every stock
yards in the country and all the collateral
business, such selling agencies. lines. and.
of course, the byproduct companies which in
late years have proved tremendous dividend
earners.
It is stated positively that the plans for the
consolidation of the big packing interests have
gone SO far that sets of books being
kept in nearly all the offices of the individual
concerns. A peculiar phase OF the situation is
that instructions We're given to carry two sets
of books some time ago This is susceptible of
two constructions. The transfers will date back.
or the big consolidation is only being FORMED TO
defeat the Sherman Antitrust law. II was
stated by informant that a plan could be
laid by which the packers would have all the
benefits of trust, without interfering with their
present status.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
A GREAT NEAT TRUST.
ALMOST ALL THE GREAT FIRMS SAID TO
BEIN THE DEAL-THE OFFICIALS.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNE.I

Chicago, Aug. 3O-The developments regard
ing the packers combination clearly show that
1t will be a gigantic organization. 1t Will be
more far reaching than the United States Steel
Corporation. The Food Trust will affect every
family in the nation.
According to authentic information coming
from a responsible source, it is stated that the
Food Trust will be known as the United States
Packing Company The basis of payment by
the new trust for the corporations and firms 1t
is to absorb will be twenty-five times the earn
ings for the last year. The earnings of the prin-
cipaI concerns last year, therefore, become
matter of interest They are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
PREMATURE REPORTS FROM ROME.
Why THE VATICAN Is SLOW IN NAMING ANOTHER
AMERICAN CARDINAL

WHY THE VATICAN is SLOW IN NAa1+>U +A-'O1
AMERICAN CARDINAL
Rome Aug 30-Au the reports relative to
tbe creation Of another American Cardinal are
rnfounded or at least premature. FoF hiteeh
wears efforts have been made to secure ahother
.v,e-;c., roenober of the Sacred College, but 1t
was found that the American episcopacy was
not sufficiently favorable. General di Cesnola
came to Rome to advocate that Arcnolshop
Ireland and the late Archbishop Corrlgan ooth
be promoted, TO avoid their rivalry but New
works. geographical position regarded at
the Vatican as being too near Baltimore 10
hermit Of Archbishop Corrigan's appointment.
with the passing away Of Archbishop CorIlsah .i
the situa tion was much altered and 1t is consla-
cred that If after a satisfactory solution OF lIe
TohiIiupine question President Roosevelt asks
the Pope to recompense Archbishop Ireland for
his services in the affair the Pontin Will then
consider the matter: .o,,,
At the Vatican il is said that newspaper tax
iii only DELAY Archbishop Ireland's chances as
r. pon Is always irritated at the idea OF anything
beine imposed upon him by the press
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

LOW RATES COLORADO. UTAH. CALIFORNIA
Nav through Pullman service: dining cars: meals
A la carte via Missouri Pacific and Denver q Rio
Grande r. RdA Once SO Rroadway.-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
Continued on third page.

1.-THE Nth CENTURY LIMITED"
a.. -. course .be nse,y-York Centrals 2o-hour train
bs.1een New York and Chicago. II saves day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
WEBSTER GROVES.

Miss Helen Smith entertained Tuesday
evening In honor OF Miss Helen Brown Of
Omaha
Colonel and Mrs. J. J. Kelly Of St Louis
have returned from spending the summer
At SRult Ste. Marie. and will spend the vim
ter with Mrs. Halle Hyde.
The engagement OF Miss Viola Hunt %
Mr.. c. p. HutchinSon Of Old Orchard has
been announced by her parents. Judge and
Mrs J. r Mckeighan.
Miss Elsie Hewitt and Mr.. George Robin
son have set November = for their we'd
ding day The ceremony will take place at
Mrs. Fred Parker OF westheld. Mass.
was a guest II Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Big
gers.
concert will be given Saturday evening.
October Is. for Mrs r. II. Knight. who will
go 10 New York during the following month
'or several months vocal study with Fran
Mrs. Deane Garrett gave a o'clock tea
Friday afternoon 10 large number Of la
dles.
Mrs. l. r Biackmer and Miss Katherine
Blackmer VIII depart Thursday 20 spend the
winter IN Ashevilie. y. g.
AIRS 8 e. Barney who has been with J.
6 Trembley's family for several months.
has returned 10 her home in Joplin
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Lee depart this
week for a hunting trip Of indefinite length
In Southwest Missouri on the ST Francois
River.
Martin departed Monday night FOR South
Dakota. where they viii be Joined by Eheu
Martin and spend three weeks camping ard
hunting In Nebraska
Miss Emma Betti, departs this week for
a visit IN Rochester. n Y.
Mrs. Charles Brown returned from Mem
phis. where she has been visiting.
Mrs. Charles Baker entertained n number
OF ladies Thursday afternoon In honor Of
Mrs. Philip y Moore Of St Louis.
Miss Katherine Avery ard Mrs. Abhie
Campbell Of ST. Louis departed Friday for
Eureka Springs.
Miss Mary r. Bonham Of Kansas CITY
will arrive in Webster Monday evening and
remain until Thursday. She has been visit
Ing relatives IN Massachusetts New Hamp-
shire New York and oxford. o.. since early
I'm July. and is now on her way home
s2S. .G5-San Antonio ard Return-S2S.55
via NJ. X. & T. Try October l5,h and 18th.
Final limit. October 9th
3-Through Trains-3
Ticket Office. 80 Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
MGPLEwoOD, NO.


Doctor James Stewart and family or HoI-
stein. Mo. are visiting his Parents Mr.. ard
Mrs. Alexander Stewart
Nfiss Julia SappingtOn OF SappinEton. 40.
vas guest last week Of her sister. Mrs.
Mr. ana Mrs. e. T Martin of Old Mar
chester road have returned from a three
weeks pleasure trip TO Columbia and Olhe-
points IN Missouri.
Miss Mary Mitchell Of Louisville. XIV.
who has been a guest OF her sister. Airs
HolinESworth has returned home
Mis- Agnes Schweiger OF Fraser Park has
returned from "A three weeks isip 10 ST.
Paul. MINI.
NJ. and Mr. Puler are entertaining his
mother and sister from Favette. No.
Mrs. r $ Fuller and chi cren. who have
been spending some time IN Chicago. are
visiting friends IN MapiewOod. en- route 10
salt Lake City. Utah
AiIS. Alexander Stewart has returned
home. after an extended visit In Scotland
ard New York
Miss Amy Scheu Of Decatur City. Ia Is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs A ]. Biddle In
Fraser Park
Hiss Florence Bates IS home from a sum
ner tr4p TO points In Canada
Mr. G e. Dow entertained her father.
$. J. Gates. for few days last week IL
has just returned from visit 10 his dauEh-
ter In Syracuse.
Miss Lizzie schwelzer Is home from a
months visit to her cousin in Cincinansi o.
Mrs John Rooster Is entertaining her IA
ther. from Hermann Mn.
Mrs Sweeney. from Columbia. = a guest
OF her daughter Mrs. Stratton-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12

Circle Of the First NJ E church Friday
Mr. and Mrs Peter Fohr celebrated the
nftieth anniversary OF their marriage last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Lein@r celebrated
their golden wedding Monday evening.
Miss Mamie Putnam of East ST Louis
and Miss Rapp OF Chicago are being n
tertained by Miss Bertha Newburger IL
South Spring street.
Mrs. Adoiph Weller OF Marion. Ill. l. 'he
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Margaret Tn.
Mrs. Frank Dohm OF Chicago il visiting
in Bellevills
Miss Elizabeth Hahn entertained friends
Wednesday afternoon at her home on East
First street Games were the feature OF
the afternoon. after which the young ladies
enjoyed dancing At O'Clock course
luncheon was served by Schaefer Of East
-. Louis. Those present were: Misses Mar
tina McQcilkin. Paula. Puderer. Nathaiia
Schroeder. Ode!ia Gundlach. Sylvia Ncel-
linger Maud Chase Adelaide Refs. Cscel
NOellinger. Celia Alexander. Lee Pierce. FL
ma Tindale. Estella Hough. Elsie Ropia
quet, Clara Ehret. Fulda Schroeder. Agatha
Herr. Elsa StolberE E.sa Leopold. Eugenia
Sunkel. and the Misses Aggie Benner. Grace
Sears and Lizzie Miller from F1ast ST. Louis
and Miss a koenigsmark from 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12

j. Garnett Atwater. with his vile and sor
John. who are now living In s.. Augustine
Fla. are expected here on a wilt 20 rein
tiV,s
Airs ". & Bragg and daukhter. Mrs
Ewald. who have been al May View. Mich
for the summer have returned home
Emil Frit~Ch and his wife haSe return d
from Colorado.
a dance was given At the Atrnory Hall
last Friday evening. under the rt lana cement
OF MevereN Coed and Orrick Albright. A
numter Of young people from ST Louis and
Webster attended. Among the dtucers were
Misses Good Margaret Cabelll Constance
Edwards. Emeiiue Warfield marguerite
Hit. Erfie Hough Kathryne lGratz ami
Foutaine Jones. Messrs. Wills Amber.
Maury Jones. Harry Donovan. IBenj King
and Carroll Davis
M and Mrs g. J. Crosby DIRE at Wis
harts FOR the winter.
A quiet wedding took place "Wednesday
morning az : O'Clock at ST Petdr1s Church
The bride was Mss Catherind tiroths OF
MeTamcc Highlands and the grocm Joseph
Schymos uf Washington. No. Tile Reverend
Father b. r Stcmker ofiiciated
Miss Louise Lauge and Miss Grace SIC
Intyre OF St Louis spent Monday visiting
friends In kirkwood
Mrs. Mary T. McMuiieu is enteFtaining her
daughter. Mrs. Meehan % HOLDEN. No. this
week
Mrs A VI. GIN has issued limitations for
a reception 20 De held on Octob4r. Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
EAST ST. LOUIS.

one of the pretiiest weddingt, Of recent
date was that of Miss Cora NJ 4agntZ to j
Howard Thornton % st. LOuls which &C
CURED Monday evening at the Home of the
brides parsrts. Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
I-suntz ~ No. l1l2 81. Louis a3enue.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
erend W. A Gross. pastor % thd Bond Ave
nue. NJ r Church There werd no attend
ants The home was decorated hu pink and
white carnations and potted plants. Mr.
and Mrs Launtz viii be at home t. their
friends at No 3sQ9 Cook avenud St Louis
after October -.
Miss Mae sheeap OF Alton is visiting he-
cousin. Miss Josephine Gsney. q Ohio ave-
nue.
Mr; and Mrss; Elias Miller are visiting in
o4 M5 81 he wnsy sasa e9s5aIqda esS 4s1s fas S2
Mrs. NJ. Il. Crenshaw has re lurned from
Virginia
Mss Mildred Haynes has returned from
q pleasant visit IN Chicago.
Mr ana Mrs }. ". BramIeke departed
last week for Detroit. Mich
Mr. and Mrs. Al Harper wfre given a
surprise party Wednesday evening by
their friends. The affair was IN. honor or
their marriage anniversary. Progressive
ping-pong and other games Were plavei
until II o'clock. when refreShtnsnts We're
served Tho guests We're; Missed y Harper.
Florence Handy Phyllis HarIkr: Messrs.
and Mines T W. Gregory, Ion Harper.
Al Harper A. c. Hardy. Williani Thrashsr
and r Harper OF Georgia.
Miss Lotta EnsmlnEeT has re urned from
Collinsville. ILL.,
Nir. and Mrs. James Ryan have returned
from Chicago. III.
Miss Nell Gibson has returned 70 her home
IN Chester. after q pleasant visit with Mrs.
Robert Lambert ~ Ohio aveute
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Smith of Newton. III.
ars the guests 90 Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Clark
Miss Della Qualls Is visiting in Belle
Miss Belle cash Of Kirksville Mo. is
visiting In East ST Louis
Mrs NJ NJ. Stephens and Mrs III. r. Rolte
entertained the MatrOns' Club members
Thursday afternoon NJ the h9nae OF the
former. on Pennsylvania avenut.
Those present were: Mmts Culver.
6. Jennings. r. r. Tarleton. ~ II. Hill
Highly. e. q. DeriCth. J. r. Rita. W. Nc
Farhne. 4. l. Kecchler. r. WI Sikking J.
Brutton. r. l. Fekete. ". b. Stickncy, C.
y. Peck. H De Ham. a W. Isknmcyer. =
r Stapleton. T M. Carter. 2. w Abt
The Century Circle was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs lAl II. Bur
rourhs At her home on CIeveiaud avenue. A
very pleasant afternoon was Spent The
iestS Mere. Nine. J. NJ. McCasl1ud
II. J. LeCrone. M. J. McNtulon, j. r. Car
ter. J. Little. T Springall. NJ Powell. {.
Heron. W. w Hutchinson. s 3 Mann =.
Hanes, l.. Watts. .. German. J. F. Parr.
C Gardner. ". Waynel r \
PaschsI. Miss Ie Sure OF lColiin<viIie.
Mr. and Mrs a = Evans Vi St Louis
avenue have returned from pIeRsant visit
Mr. and Mrs. z. r stapIetod OF Summit
avenue are visiting in Hot Springs
Mrs- Rotfe has returned from Terre
Miss Laura Carter OF Bsugh avenue is
visiting IN Cutler III.
Air. and Mrs Broad OF Marion arr the
guests OF Mr.. and Airs Barhani
The Misses Fruchite Of McFiherson ave-
nue.. St Louis. visited friends cd Howe ave-
nue. last week.
Mrs Henry Wolf Of Carpentet. III. ia the
guest q Mrs Otto Rnthe.
Mrs J. E;lriEht OF Gaty avdniIe has re-
turned from Bellcyilie. III
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
nELLEvILLE SOCIETY NOTES.

Mis- Josepha Kohl Is vfsitlnk In Kansas
City. teing the guest Of Mr. ami Mrs John
Maurer
Misses Nell Wray and Ira Qole OF KPo-
kuk. Ia. are the guests OF Miss Adelaide
Whitney.
Mss I.ueiia F1eischbein r. tne guest Of
Miss katherine F1rman OF Esabt 81 Louis.
Friends Of Mis- Anna Hirth gave her a
surprise party Monday everlnsi IN honor OF
her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Louis Hirth entertained the Mission
ary Society 81 the Zion Lutheran Church
THURSDAY afternoon.
Mrs Souhi7 Fem celebrated her bffhdav
anniversary Tuesday at her hoinle on Souts
Richland street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ohst. Jrl entertained
friends at dinner Monday evening Those
present we're: MeSsrs and Mines % 4
WeIbert Daniel Slattery William Green.
John Brog and c. Roth. and Misses Florence
Weibsrt Pauline and Rose Rdth
Mrs Curt Hemfelcen has rbturned from
Miss TWitchelI Of Denver. cdlo.. and Miss
Chapman Of Esiizabethtowu Ill are visit
ing Mrs J. W Twitchen-
Mrs Steve smith entertained The Elysian
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST.
Illinois OratOrical Association
Will Meet at Bloomington.
REprHI.IC. -,,ErIAI.

REPUBLIC ~uECTAIa
BLOOMINGTON. H.. oct 1.-THE taI event
among the colleges Of Illinois Is the annual
meeting OF the intercollegiate Oratoric.ll As
sociuti0r. TO be hrld th~ y-tr m this CITY
the date being October l. The students OF
Illinois Wesleyan VIII be the hosts and
elaborate prepa ratiuns are In progress to
entertain the representatives OF the various
institutions and the enthusiasts who will
acCr mpany them
50 far as known. the colleges OF BiHck-
burn Illinois Monmouth. Eureka Knox
and Wesleyan will compete. and there may
- = few others The winner VII represent
Illinois I'm the interstate contest to be held
in November. and also will receive n prize
OF "a The man given second. place re-
ceiveS So
Wesleyan IL 20 be represented By Parke
I.ongwoTth Of this city. Blackburn will be
represented by Earl Hughes OF Ca-linville-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
FRIENDS WERE ENTERTAINED.
Employees of Casualty Surety Com
pany Gave Programme.

The home office department OF the Union
Casually and Surety Company entertained
their friends Friday evening at the Lousi-
ana Hall with programme OF song. reel
tauous and dances The feature or the en-
tertaiEment was cake-walk by John l.
Fisher
After the regular programme had been
presented the remainder of the evening was
devoted 10 dancing. The programme In
cllded songs by . q. Dunham William II
Bergmann. the Wolpert brothers Clark
Silley. Shields and UnCer. Henry Ro;er-
mund Robert TrCuer: essays and recita-
tons by David Moloney. John I. Fisher.
Fred Asman. James Francis Coliin{ Street
and Inman. II. II RLford. George r. Dow
lander.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
KIRK WOOD.

Yrs. Ann TIvy. with her mother. Mrs
Rlals. and her adopted caugateT. SUSIE
Narteld, depafted Tor a stay CT Two Yeas
IN California I tSt Wednesday
Irs. T.. Wilbur Moore u Bes Msines. IA.
S the guest OF Mrs D. W. Young
Mrs Williams Kicker OF Chirag1 fs ysz-
itlrE her mother, Mrs. William ]. H Bowr
Mrs. Nellie L. Phillips has returned from
4 summer spent at the Northern resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ c. Thaxton departed en-
Tuesday for n trip 20 Texas.
Mrs. John H. Spalding- who has been
two months In Iowa, the guest Of her sis
ter Mrs. Emma Writ. returned last week
Mrs. Alfred Roulet Is the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. A. s. Merrod.
Mrs. Jsrnea @ Whyte and daughter. Mss
Harriet who have been spending the sum
mer at Eastern resorts, have returned.
Mra. e. II. .Ilycett and daughter. Mis- En-
with a party Of ssSsSs, have returned
home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
uII.T-JENkINs WEDDING.

The wedding II Miss ElizHbeth jenkins
and Mr. William Hit. which took place last
Monday evening at Grace Episcopal Church.
in Kirkwood was a very pretty AFFAIR The
bride was Eowned in white hand-tucked Or
candle and lace. Miss Parsons of New YORK
was maid ~ honor and her attendants were
Mildred Jones. Sidney Brown. May Blaine
Tompkuz and Alice Jenkins a sister Of the
bride. The attendants wore white orrandie-
The ushers We're Doctor Ki7uball Mr..
Frank White and Bryan McGeary. Louis
MCticary was best man.
At the end OF the ceremony relatives and
friends were received ~ the home 81 the
brides mother. Mrs Clarence jenkins II
Webster avenue.
The young couple will spend their honey
moon In Colorado and othcr Western States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12
A TEXAS WONDER.
uALL,s GREAT DISCOVERY.

one bottle OF the Texas Wonder. Halls
Great Discovery. cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles. removes gravel. cures diabetes.
seminal emissions. weak aad lame backs,
rheumatisrn and all Irregularities OF the
on regulates bladder troubles IN children
II not sold BY your druggists. will be sent by
mail on receipt Of 81. One small bottle IL
TWO months treatment. and will cure any
case above mentioned. DIR. Z ". Hall.
sole manufacturer. =. o. Box SO. s.. Louis,
Mo Sent for testimonials. Sold by all
druggists. once 2sal Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12

REPI E-LICs SPECIAL
Nashville. m Oct. 1.-THE Washington
County Domestic License Society met in
this city yesterday. The society is prepar-
ing. for an elaborate domestic cxAibit at the
annual session Of the Washington County
Farmers institute. 10 be held in this .ity
the third week in November. IL Is the pur-
pose Of the association 20 hate exhibits
~ fruits. pastry handiw0rk and other
works Of doratsticity
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12

elected Arthur Schoppe president and John
II Rielley as secretary and treasurer:
After the election the members discussed
.nanv Interesting topics and finally decided
on giving =eN-rsl dancing parties durtng
th,. ensuing season. for the entertainment
Of their friris Dates of these parties VIII
> .rr-,trwsa.V raFaF
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-12

Ef-TI II-II s.I-IIAI-
E don Mo. oct. IF Saertarin. a farm
er. living northwest OF Eld0n- who was ar
rested to-day on charge OF sault. at
tempted To- escape and Constable II. A
Snyder shot him over the eve. in.iictfng g
wound which is not considered serious.