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MO.

Mre. Blanche Norman. eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. s.. Bishop of this city, was mar
ried Sunday IN Gaiesburg to Mr.. William Cooper
Of Arlington, Ill.
Mrs. Fannie Martin Of New Hampton. Mo-, Is
visiting her nephew. James England, and fam
ily.
Mrs. Frank Sheetz and daughtsr, Miss Nell,
are home from a visit to Chicago
An elocutionary recital was given by Miss
Smith OF Linnens at Elks' Hall Wednesday even
ing. Miss smith is the guest Of ths, Misses
Grace.
Mrs. P. i. Romeiser il entertaining her
nephew. Mr.. Ezra Fish of St. Joseph.
Misses Grace Mumpower end Ada Kester en-
tertsined their Juvenile friends Friday evening
NJ Hsrry Winter and Miss Della Magin were
married Tuesday at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Magill. They de-
parted for a wedding trip to Kansas City. Chi
cago and ST. Louis.
Mrs., F. A, Hawiey has returned from a visit
Mrs. Harry Milbank was hostess Of the
Thimble Club Monday afternoon. complimentary
to visiting young women.
Miss Mayme Mentally entertained Monday
evening complimentary to her guests. Miss
Mathews of Macon and Miss Cole Of Kansas
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HANNIBAL, MO.

James Bogarth and Miss Mabel Helm RoBard
Tsrs Wa eTsS "a at bs the sbs Pax Raye! Methodist ar r Snnrs,
The bride was attended by Miss Jessie MeNeisl
Belle Moore. Leigh Allison, virginia Elbis. Loi
Seaton and. Dora Rogess Of Kansas City. maids
e, Turner, Mortimer Plat Of Kansas City,
a nSTl Wili e ea Fisassral Helm Po Rax d & the e esi em a%n,
az a the church h,a a RECEPTION was held az the hom'
nd ai. sister aasA si ec jennie. has q Ety. E eqasi iss H Esna n9 e,
Of Hunneweif and Doctor and Mrs. Dan Moss OF
Doctor and Mr.. p L = Kaplsr and daughter
Judge and Mrs, II: Be- BOnhi lA Returned ne s,% aSeil
The marriage OF Charles E Rendien and Miss
Lydia CSfyh a. r Sonis M tSok Place WEDNESDAY
and Mrs. Thomas II. Branham. . 'e M
in Mi Pine A BUN III nF1 a1E.. sft sa' a 1e sfs's WITH t. her her h paa.
ertS, MI; and Mrs: G: Aibertson
Mrs.; A. = Phillips has returned to her home
Ms. ]; i s.sekesridss and Mrs. Frank P
ssiessts+ s = 81: s sss MIS- Ms. t. H'' 4. Esissa f iS Tr 'ss
Mlssss Les i SETON Ssaa, and md Belle Moore spent
Mr. p. 3. Norris Is visiting in st. Louis,
v, MT and Mrs; {; 2. pup NM OF 81; Louis are
NJ. and MS. r., il. stnwel are visiting in St.
Miss Bessie Leigh spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Troy, Mo.
day afternoon at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs; ]. g. Carter. to Misses. Frances Steers.
Nell Carter, Helen Boughton. Edna Meyer, Ida
and Charlotte White. Frances Robinson, Jeane
eon t saa en M.ss %ssye Ct 4 Mis s1 eaTser a. q Mr. sh' G isesss
Tunstell of Lexington. Mo-. was announced.
Misses Sadie Goldsberry and Ophelia Ober spent
Thanksgiving in New London. the guests Of Miss
MT. and Mrs. Rush and little daughter. of
Omaha. are the guests Of Mrs. Rushs parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pendell. -
and Miss Marguerite R%ightmire spent Thankssiv-
Nr. and Mrs. ]. J.. Brown are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Bert Edwards. in Kansas City.
Mrs. J. NJ. Duffy is visiting in st Louis
Miss Sue Oldham has returned from q Visit In
MISS Edna Collins of Champaign. ILL.,. Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William Foss:
Mrs. John Smith of Hills and Mrs. Banker OF
Plainville. H.. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Mrs. E. E. Mcclellan is visiting. in Keokuk,,
Mrs. M. E. Brewson Of West Plains. Mo-, Is q
guest Of nj. and Mrs = 4; Cole; NJ .. ..
iting Nj. and Mrs, Thomas Garland.
Mrs. C. L Barclay has returned from 4 visit
in Mrs ksn: J. s Si' Davidson entertained the posarth-
G eoserS were MeS isid for DiMa. essr 5. l. off :. Turner. aora.
mer Platt Of Kansas City, .Towelss, Helm David
son. Hunt, Fitx Gerald. A. C. RoBards. 7. w.
Neeper. II. A. stilwell. 3; B. GoodsSn, VIII Du-
Leigh Allison. Virginia Ellis. Dora Rogers of
Kansas City. Jessie Moyeigh. Minnie Stockton.
AIlene Davidson. Helen Logan
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ST. CHARLES, MO.

ana ari her ns sisssT: t Mrs, H hSslssaf ns fes.a .ata s essi
s Ssy ys a. the e5 home : e Mrs. Bruins Ms Bruins 5, wa a
hons and s there re M We're Iaess he Tour +. genera S
Mra. George sh,er Il afI and s'I her a sen. 'i RiehsrJ
Shierding. and his son. Richard.
He rnla.S G or S I kashe reifn at , St ME- hom ned F Mdi
and jackson streets: Monday evening in homo!
Was VI 'ns surprise Hndn aHn 10 tse host st a amer hostess aalssAs and ! a
most ENJOYABLE evening was spent in dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wilmer of Josephviie were
here this week visiting relatives.
day from Mccrsdls, No. where she visited her
n msfin resided nj; and in t MIS- ei il; D. Williams who for
Mrs. Edward Mathews Of Bowling Green. No..
Mrs sDt George i II. Isa Bruce and Children have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Bruces parents ut
Misses Leila and Gertrude Garvin of St. Louis
were the guests OF Mrs. J. n. Olsen; r-.
Wayne. Ind. whore she spent several months.
Mrs. Helen BarkfIeld and daughter. Miss Ethel.
home in Hannibal for the holidays.
Io mise y SSsa shs @ss the mas sue rs'9 of Miss sfS Mars ~.
Mrs. Edward Ehlinger and son. Elmo. have re-
turned from Shenandoah. Ia. where they spent
several months with relatives.
Earnes; WORKERS o. the First Presbyterian
Church THURSDAY evening.
Thursday in this city. the guest Of Mrs. John ].
Johns.
Mrs. Charles W.. Wilson and children have re-
turned from Stovall. \. C.
Mrs. Harry Edwards and Mrs. Mathews and
children have returned to Jefferson City. after a
visit to relatives here.
A reception was rendered TO several friends by
Mrs. T.. c. Saiveter at her home on Jefferson
street Thursday afternoon. The halls and par
lors were tastefully decorated. Mrs. Salveter
was assisted by her sister. Miss Alma Meyer.
Mrs. John Flaven OF Denver, Colo. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. J. J. Chittenden.
day with her Sister. Mrs. Eugene Mcvoy, a, Chi
cage. Ill.
Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Martin and her sister. Mrs.
Frank Eschelman. and daughter. Esther, all Of
Indiana polls. Ind. are visiting Mrs. A. G.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

nSsn v al th si S.rn Masss hats a. Cook at her apart
The Fins, Mothers club met wednesday after.
street. several interesting papers were discussea.
w sIs; !; t. svs; Akln =. snt s.r so%. IN FEW FEW. friends stssss
Games Ssnes. sns music we're he FEATURES sas ss Of nth the ' sVsn-
ing and re~freshments were served
Charles Gleason. whose marriage took place
Tharssay o sysaiRs; a,I Mr.; s snnaa Mrs sv: sShn H sIns
and whits were the table covers. The guests, in
s sna aeorsia M nd1s Car Carrie 'eJi aeeman and
Mrs. Rose Jasssma11- n. .,..us, ch.r,,. c,,r,,,
Monday aa RsTt snd sh @sde 9 ri, aae s g Hsaa. Sassl' fs eu Ths
member OF the party were Msssrs. and Mines.
s fsssisa; '0 ea.l p .sieS. George d 1 p pssss'' I %il'
SsnRsi. Gus kanzlsT Misses Mollis Heinrich.
ksnhsi%sr and Louis GHmse,ts 49,,
Friday afternoon at her home in Walnut street.
Refreshments were served at the card tables
Thu. eneagement is announced Of Mr.. John
Chandler Dallam formerly OF this city, and Miss
spring. Mr. Daflam il now engaged in business
. NJ scn lsnd NJ. r. K. punkerson entertained a
few friend: st their hems in Upper First street
DoctOr and Ms. L. B. Brose kaye a handsome
S dinner ,, Tuesday Y f gonar II q M sseiI Fi nS%s II ra mEsDsffI
q ZIP PhiiaSsiphia. A0A 1'Aaes' i'nu'
Gotta su1 coTnsr P foTs s Eas s and L fes Msi w sHenns.
Tuesday. The evening was spent with music and
Carrie Forster and Mrs.. TITLE Gotta and Henry
Henry Rosenthai. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. westerhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Graft.
Hoeney of Huntinsburg; Mrs Carrie Forster.
M 4: Tenn Tenney ana ri h,ss is,d Ho Rs,,b MrA po Cara Heidi.
William and George ESssler. George and Chris
Misc Jennie Twisg Of New Harmony was in
N =: : sp A. I 81; Ru. q Wright Of Aelean.ooro
Mrs. John Hodge and sfiss Kate Hodge Of
Henderson were Ia the city Tuesday.
Mrs. E. l. P1owman has returned from q visit
to relatives In ArkansaA
Oliver Mash Of Kansas City has returned home
after . brief visit with friends.
Nj. and Mrs.. John HuEbe and the Misses
Hubs with the Misses Hsberd. spent Thanksgiv-
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cARRoLLToN, ILL.

Mrs. Thomas Henshaw is visiting relatives in
Milton.
Miss Addie Hubbard is visiting friends in
Arenzville
ing friends.
Mise Julia Mcmahon is home from a visit to
friends I'm Chicago.
Wednesday with Mrs. 3. e. Hodges.
Miss Daisy. Brown Of spriagne!d is visiting ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Simpson.
William Mcfarland OF the Havana public
school Is spending a few DAYS with his parents.
The West End Reading Circle will meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Hubbard.
New England Poets will be the subject for dis
Doctor J.. B.. Hays read a paper befor. the
Current TOPICS Club on WHO Are the Follow
ers Of Jefferson r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon A. Eldred entertained
friends at q THANKSGIVING dinner.
Mrs. Thomas F1aherty Of Petersburg Is visiting
Nj, and Mrs. Ned sharon Of St. Louis spent
THANKSGIVING with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Kfnncy and Doctor G. H.
Kopperl and wife spent the week with friends In
St. Louis.
Clyde Stone of Lincoln lie visiting friends here.
Mrs. Kate Rainey Is visiting friends in Pike
County.
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EDWARDsvILLE. ILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bartold Of CLAYTON, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon keliermann the
first of the week.
Mrs. r NJ. Barnett was rendered a surprise
party on Saturday evening in honor OF her BIRTH
day anniversary. Progressive enchre was played.
Mrs. Mary Smith ard son, William, visited at
Anna. H.. the first Of the week.
Miss Georgia McAfee. who has been for several
weeks the guest Of Miss Genevieve Keller. de-
parted Yesterday for her home at Danville. Ky.
Mrs. Fred W: Heinrich entertained a company
Of ladies' on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander Yule. OF st.
Louis. were visitors on Thursday. -
Mrs. Margaret Quick. OF Bunker Hill. Is visit
ing friends.
bridesmaid at the Keshner-Schwartz wedding and
remained for O several weeks visit with Miss
Eta Schwarz. departed Tuesday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E.. Martin of st: Louis are
expected next week for a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Adelaide Martin.
At the whist party, given on Friday. by Mrs.
William Z. Wheeler, the first prize was won by
Miss Lou Chapman. the second by Mrs. H. H.
Keller and the consolation by Mrs. H. n. Baird.
Misses Jessie Mckee and Nancy Dinpold at;
tended the dancing party at temperance Hall
in Collinsviiie, Friday evening.
Miss Carrie Wolf visited friends at Columbia,
ri &In Rrs ~ tho xraaE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30
Nine. Yale
Hair Tonic.
Manhood's, Womanhood's,
Childhood's Pride.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
Children and Adults Use
Madam Yale's Hair Tonic.

More of the YALE HAIR is sold in all
parts of the world than of any other preparation.
This is because MADAME YALE. its n,anufac-
turer. is everywhere recognizei as the words
greatest Specialist on DISEASES OF THE Hail
AND SCALP. Skill and reliability OF the manu-
iacturer is considered. not the Ingenuity of the
advertiser. When life is in the balance we con-
suit the best physician. and when tue life OF the
helr Is at stake We cannot afford to experimen.
with Unknown hair preparations simply because
they are cheap. Permanent badness is often the
penalty paid for such rashness and false econo-
my. The BEST is the CHEAPEST. Use only the
genuine MApAME YALE HAIR TONIC. 1t is
Whole medical fraternity, warns the public
against HAIR DYES. They contain deadly pol
SONS which. when asstmiiated by the scalp, are
retained In the system. to its lasting injury. PRO-
ducing paralysis. When a so-called hair tonic
changes the color OF the hair as soon as applied
restores the original color gradually, by stlmu-
lating the nerves of the scalp and inyigorating
Its minute blood vessels, enabling the live co.or-
Ing matter 10 be properly distributed. The YALE
HAIR TONIC CURES MADNESS, GRAYNESS,
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giving special attention to Physical Culture and
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VINCENNES, IND.

Miss Pearl Cassell Is home from indianapolis
to spend her Thanksgiving vacation with her
mother.
Miss Ethel Hogue is the guest of Mrs. Hanna
MI: Maurice r. Trimble and family are spend
Ing II week with relatives In Marshall, Ill.
Mrs Hill Is visiting the families of Edward ].
Ia.
Miss Cora Azbell of Indianapolis is the guest
of Miss Lillian Trimble.
Mrs w s. Bisknell Is in INDIANAPOLIS. the
Mrs. Victor Geese is in Terre Haute visiting
her sister. Mrs. Josephine Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bierhaus departed
Wednesday for indianapolis to spend several
days with their daughter. Mrs. Clarence Zener.
Mrs: J. T. Orr entertained the West End ladies'
at euchre Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. T Orr entertained, the West End ladies
at euchre Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Rocker and Miss Cecilia Kelley
were married Tuesday morning at st. Johns
German Catholic Church. The groom is pro-
prietor Of q store at ST; Thomas and the bride is
Miss Emma Spaulding entertained a few lady
friends at the Grand Hotel Tuesday evening in
honor Of Miss Theresa Elmer. An elegant 6
O'Clock course dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seitel and family Of Hamilton,
O.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Esch-
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C~ENrRALIA, I'LL.

The East Side Euchre Club met last Friday
evening with MI. and Mrs. II. A. Love. Mrs.
J. ". Bell took first ladieS honors and T. A.
Wright the gentlemen's honors. Mrs. J. J. Pam
uska. and Robert Oldham divided the consola-
Mrs z. E. Fyke has returned from odin,
where she was the guest Of her father. Colonel
Mrs. " r. Jones Of East st. Louis was the
guest OF friends here several months.
A. Zick IL here from Bloomington. having been
called here by the fatal sickness Of his mother.
Mrs. WIN n. Elliott and baby have returned
from a visit to Decatur.
Mrs. E F. Jestes OF Sorrento has gone to MUIR
physboro. after an extended visit here with her
daughter Mrs. Bert Lcgsden.
this city. was married 70 William vaatisn In
Fred condit was down from Chicago for q
Mrs. Frank T.. Hull departed for Sioux CITY to
join her husband. after a visit with her mother,
MB. William Huntington. Mr.. Hull will travel
with her husband until after the holidays.
Mr.. ahd Mrs. Nelson Huntington are home
from q visit In Champaign.
Miss Marguerite Wilson Of Chicaeo has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Will Heidler, and Is
now Visiting with relatives In Fairfield.
Mrs. 7. L.. Parkinson. Mis- Mora Parkinson and
Eek Kell are home from Nome City. where they
epent the summer.
Ralph Davis was home from Illinois Univer-
sitv 80. spend the THANKSGIVING vacation.
0r. ard Hra- LIZ Wheeler Sf Anna hHya
been the guests Of Centralia friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beaver Were her to spend
Thanksgiving with Seth Beaver and family. and
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CoLLlNsvILLE. ILL.

Miss Bernice Krauskopf Of Loveland, Cello.
was the guest of Mrs. r.. L. Marshall this week.
Miss Mary Duess was the guest OF Miss Maude
Miss Fay Johnston Of st. Louis was the guest
for several days of Miss Macge Kraft.
The Scsiel Club gave q dance at the Temper
The retail clerks Of this city, will give q ball
at Temperance Hall Tuesday, December z.
Collinsville Lodge. No. 81. Will entertain at
Temperance Hall New Years Eve.
Among the Breakers will be presented at
Temperance Hall Friday by local amateurs for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian Church.
MI. and Mrs. McCosd and daughters. Ciaudine
and Gladys. OF st Louis, spent THANKSGIVING
with Mrs.. FL Marshall and family.
Doctor Ed Burroughs and George Burroughs
Of Edwardsville spent Thanksgiving with Doctor
Louis Kraft.
j. H. Blum is a guest Of his sister. Mrs. A. e
Wuestman Of champaign. Ill.
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departed for Champaign. where they will make
their home.
Miss Mabel Doty came over from St. Louis
Wednesday to spend THANKSGIVING with her
grandmother. Mrs; Probst- She will depart in a
Mrs. Kate Shoemaker of Chicago is the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Townsend have moved
to Dubuque, Ia
Mrs. C. A, Mominger and Mrs. r. O. Brigham
entertained Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, Flora Thomas entertain.d at q Thanksgiv;
Mrs. II. D.. Buck. Miss Sadie May Buck, Mrs.
Mary Sanders. Mrs. Tomkins. Miss Mabel San
MIR. and Mrs. John Mentally have been the
guests of Odin relatives.
The Methodist Episcopal ladies announce their
bazaar for December 10.
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guitar and mandolin band furnisasd ne uruae.
speech in honor Of the twelfth Esdlinr sn.i-
yersary OF Nj; and Mrs. Burckharat, ne 800
Mrs. Phil Wagner; Mr.; and Ms. Fred Lang.
Meyer Christ WHITAKER, Dom. Bauer. Ben Bauer.
Dave Burkhardt. John Burkhart. Adam Burk-
nardt. John Renstng. Henry AckermAnn, TopGy
Ealeetti. Mat Drovetti and the MiSsee Mary
Burkhardt. Mary Drovetti, Lizzie Drovstti, Roaa
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Wolff Wilson Drug Co.

Arc Madsme Yale'5 St. Louis agents. They rec
omInend the Yale goods in preference to every
thing else made. as they know their absolute
Purity and hi;sh-elass merit Fa5thernoIe. they
always carry a full line of the Yale remedies,
sseliing them at cut prices: They will also present
free 70 each caller At their famous Drug Depart
ment q copy Of Madame Yale'e Guide to Health
and Beauty. q s6-page autographed cover book
city. Remember, it's free.
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MATrOON, ILL.

Mrs. Charles Boa. entsrtained The members OF
Miss Nellie Elliott OF Arcola has been the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Montague. this
week.
Franz. Kern has been = husinsss visitor In Chi
caGo this week.
attended the funeral Of Ray Archer In Parfs the
hrst OF the week.
Thursday night ct the Aattoon Theater Tor the
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BELLEvILLE SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. G. Vetter gave a card party Friday afr
ernoon. She was assisted by Mrs. Z ]. Steck.
Miss Angelica Wasmann is visiting in Bressa,
Ill,
NJ c. Thompson and daughter are visiting
in jefferson City, No.
Mrs. Sam Starkey entertained the Art Needle
work Society Wednesday afternoon.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Seibert celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Burkhard. Of No. "a
South Lincoln street, Belleville, were surprised
by a party OF friends Thanksgiving Evening, A
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NxTHEN q woman suffers from fe-
w male weakness she is nick all

\xfHEN . woman suffers from fe-
w male weakness she is nick all
over. Bearing down pains
never come alone. There are irreQ-
ular menses, pains in the back and
aching muscles and sinews all over
the body. The nerves are wrecked.
Tho digestion is bad and even the
brain is clouded and dull. And Wins
Of Cardui will relieve these ailments,
all these symptoms Of the ono real
trouble-female weakness. Wine Of
Cardui prepares the young girl for
the first coming Of womanhood by
starting properly and regulating the
menstrual fov. II makes pregnancy
possible for barren wives who are
kept childless BY female weakness.
1t eases every sche and pain Of NO
manhood and insures . healthy and
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ing in Princeton with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heberd.
Miss Gertrude Hubs returned Wednesday
from Poseyville. where she has been teaching
for the last few weeks in the High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Chandler and family
came Wednesday from St Louis. to spend
Thanksgiving with the family OF Mrs. Jane
Scantlin in Riverside avenue.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-26
Was Wasting Away.

The following letter from Robert R.
Watts, Of Salem, Mo-, is instructive:
Il have been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years. | lost
flesh aud never felt well and doctored
with leading physicians and tried all
remedies suggested without relief.
Finally / tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and less than two bottles completely
cured me and | am now sound and
we'll" Sold by Arcadia Valley Drug
10
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-26

During the summer kidney irregu-
larities are often caused by excessive
drinking for being ~overheated. At
tend TO the kidneys at once by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Arcadia
Valley Drug Co.
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Fl. W. COLLINS
AND FEED STABLEI
IRONTON MO

M7oncE TO PIcNIcERs AND %ExcURsloNIs1s
oLHacks, Spring Wagons, Single and
Double Buggfes; Three Seated Car.
riages and Two-Seated Carriages, with oom-p
petent drivers; also, the best OF Saddl
Horses for Ladies' and Gentlemen canbe had
at REASONABLE RATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

the Japanese newspapers of San Francisco use
type. Before the of type the words were
written. and printed from stone. The type metal
in this office all brought from Toxic. Most of
people are vitality interested in everything that
America is doing"
Before the establishment of Mr.. Ikeda's paper.
The Japanese American Commercial Weekly"
had been printed in this city. at No. 203 Broadway
by Hajime HOshi, for two years. Until Sep
TENDER 90 however, the paper had been printed by
a photographic process. Spurred on, however. by
the advent of rival. the management abandoned
stone for type. The editors of both The Japanese
American Commercial Weekly and The New
York Japanese Weekly" are graduates of Column
bia University.
1t is only question Of time before the japanese
abandon the cumbrOus and complicated combna-
tion of Chinese and Japanese characters in which
their language Is now written. Anxious and eager
civilization the nation finds that it's congom-
crate language is an insuperable barrier. Various
attempts have been made to reform the written
language but all have thus far proved futile. Not
again taken up the subject with greater earnest
than and has appointed commission TO
so more over the entire ground.
From articles printed In the Japanese newspapers
nizes tho simplicity OF the Roman letters as
medium OF writing. but is faltering on the de-
termination to adopt this system of spelling. Some
Of the commissioners argue also that there in
same sound but with different meanings which
Theoretically would all be spelled alike with Roman
letters Thus there about sixty different words
all having the sound OF 10" To prove however
Roman letters. monthly magazine. entitled Japan
and America" and printed by Editor OF THE
japanese American Commercial Weekly publishes
a part OF each issue in Japanesc spelled with
preceded by key wherein the English sounds
explained TO the Japanese reader.