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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02

Ncrhern lakes. where ,hsy have been for a
MIS- \. =. Harper Is in kirks.iile with rela-
Ms I; n sSSmsoar Is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. J = kn.iscy of Nrosho i the guest OF
Al. ana Me-. Leon 7 Brown.
MI ara Mrs Jack 'Gdahv are at the Broad
Mr.. L A Burke i gone t, Ypsilanti with
her little fGi the season
Mrs.. William MILAN who with her two
chlldier. mas been visiting her mother Mrs T
! Temple. has returned 10 her home in Hutchin-
atss. susan Cav Boes TO colorado Spring, On
Mr, aid Mrs George Haseuouch departed Tor
ne East IN Monday TO travel as far as the
AIR. ,. 9. Smart. Jr.. is spending the summer
Mrs William Ii Miller Of Omaha is visiting
Miss D.nthy Burrows Is in st Joseph visiting
her sister. Mrs. Buford Adams.
Nj. ami Mrs. -. u. Woodward and son
tgrned tlI's week from the mountains.
Miss Mande NarshmRn is entertaining Miss
Mamie l.. Bennett Of Hobart. Ok.
Mrs 4 Gruettnsr Is spending two weeks al
lurtle Springs.
Colonel AMI MIR II : Burcin are a; Windsor.
Iu.Eln
" James GLEASON and daughter are IN Chi
cagp visiting friends.
Mrs. James seay,g and son departed this week
Mrs = r Marin IS home from Martinsvill-
Ind. where she visited her mother
Ms J. =. Sherwood and children 50 10 Musho-
kO LAX" Saturday
Mrs. James Mckinney starts for the Pacihc
Coast SATURDAY
Miss Ethel McCIacken II Chicago has returned
po,toT ana Mrs. J 7 Patterson are in Ashe-
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COLLINSvILLE, ILL.

Mrs r Cox and daughter. Anna, were guests
Of Mr. Robert Reed and family sunday
Miss MAY Stney OF st Louis was the guest or
Miss Florence Look Sunday
Mrs r L. Williams and Miss Adele rogers
have returned from a months WISH with fF'e'l''s
IN Springfield.
rronth's visit with relatives in Guillain Mo
O. y Kraft and wife ST. Louis visited friends
and relatives here sunday, ,
Captain and Mrs d. 8 Burroushs departed
rouEhs and wife FOR extended TRIP in the East.
Mrs Walter Beatte and son. Reed, Of New
orleans are spending the summer with her par
erts Nr and Mrs L 6. Reed.
Major Mitchell O. KIrkwood and Ralph S~ttzer
Of St Louis wero guests OF Miss Florence Look
this week.
OF the German Evangelical Church at the school
grounds on Clay street "Wednesday evening.
TIE ladies' Of the NJ +. Church gave an Ice
cream social at the residence Of Mr. OPP Friday
The marriage 81 Stillwell @. Merrill. eldest sen
~ Doctor and Mrs :. G. Merrill. TO Miss Louise
Ffeyer OF Buffalo y. Y. took place at BuNalo
July q Mr. Merrill and HIS hride ar. soiourninS
in t-ollinsyille but viii soon depart for New or.
leans where he has accepted position as chief
chemist for cotton seed oil cornranr.
Henry Sale Of CGllinsville and Hannah Schuler
OF Troy were married at Edwardsville Wednesday
morning BY County Judge J. Etllskottsr;
Misses Alice and Mabel Elder 81 sS,ngheid are
srenaIny the week with Miss AdeIs Rogers.
for an extended trip through the Eastern states.
The Reverend Mr.. Mcbride. who has been
spending a month at his home in Elkhardt. Ind.
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CARBONDALE. ILL.

extended trip ia Detroit and Niagara Falls.
Miss Helen Peters will depart this week for
Who Is visiting in that city
Miss Ethel Platter is on extended vist 20
her sister Ms G Bss s2' at Rlo9msIa MI
Tac1tion IN Denver and other Colorado points.
7 Mics Mabel Rowrer is the CUES, OF Miss Grace
Mrs William Whalen visited friends and rein
tires at Anna last week
Mrs. e: l.. Ewing and Miss Emma Bower Wis
Miss Jessie Brainerd was the guest OF Miss
Pearl snl l. # E,nt ,,n las, week ,.,.-
inr. relatives and friends in Kansas.
Mrs. Fred c. Goodnow and Children Of Salem
arr yi;'ns Editor and iT 5s B as 80
Mrs. cyathia, Thorn Of MuTphysbor9 was the
guest Of relatives In Nashville.
Mrs. C. L; Alien has returned from two
weeks visit in Chicago.
Miss Beatrice Lancaster has returned to her
Cairo home after few days visit with Miss
Mrs " " Powell and daughter. of Plnckn.v-
VILE are listing Mr. and ~ ", MorIi, fryar
tended yiSi. 20 friends in Raleigh and Shawnee
Miss A Esther Wilson is or an extended visit
With relatives ard friends in Decatur and other
Northern points
has been the guest Of the family 0, ]. W. Toler
Mrs. II, isrohn has returned from months
Sir and Mrs. +. i. .schuette are vist!nE r-a-
lives In Pana. The former returns this week.
bw. the latter will make an extended visit.
Miss Minnie J Fr'ar has denarted FOR an .x
tended visit, with Mrs. ora HlcMrrnhy at santa
Ms McAraIly at COLORADO Springs.
Mrs na5hogr has r gone ~ f9 t,,, short y1l'
This week In company with Miss Mary Hull ..
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points.
Miss Neptune of Thornton. Ind. was the guest
ing by Mrs. K. C. Moore.
Miss Julia Hinkle is visiting in Evansville and
Dixon. by.
Miss carrie Knollenberg Of Jacksonville H..
is ne guest OF her sister. Mrs. W. W. Cassell.
Mrs Reynolds and Miss Mary Breen have re-
turned TO Loosootee. after being entertained here
By the family Of II. S Cauthorn. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gluck have returned from
-. Louis. where they visited Mrs. Glucks sister
:, Attorney and Mrs. ]. s. Pritchett arc in
Bridgeport 10 attend the soldiers reunion.
Miss Ethel Dixon entertained her friends las,
week
Mrs. Samuel Reynolds Of GRANVILLE. III is tn.
guest of her sister. Mrs. William H Weed
MT. ana Mrs. W l.. Scott Of Springfield, Mo-
al. the guests OF Nr. and Mrs Charles Miller.
MIS- SaFnu.! Lyons is home from French Lick
where she spent a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SouliCnev entertained at
cards THURSDAY evening for Mr.. and Mrs George
Cade and mother. Mrs. Theresa Cade OF St
Louis.
Miss Bessie Black and BAIL Ia Gear are homo
from Kansas City. where they visited relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Schultz have returned
from Sailor Springs. where they have been So
journing for several weeks.
Miss Martha Barr Of Princeton and guest Miss
Anna Webgt.r OF Brooklyn. y. Y. are guests OF
Mrs. Hugh Emison.
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EVANSVILLE. IND.

PARTY Of Young folks returned this week from
Ms s1r I'll Gave cave They made the Trip on the
steamer Crescent CITY md were chaperoned by,
Mamie Gsnuns Of Fort Branch. Ind Miss -saliie
Litter Florence and Ber,te THOMPSON. Louis.
Lowenthai. RAYMOND Haas and Waller Bix6y
The marriage OF Miss Lulu Oman % owensboro
at greensboro wednesday morning. After the
ceremony thev came here whsre they viii rcsihe:
In honor o. the seventeenth birthday e Miss
Cora Van Bibber party was given Monday
wilkins. Music and dancing we're the features
OF the erening, .r,.,-.,t-ss ,r,0rs. r,,ssa,.
evening in compliment TO friends from Prince
ton Ind. who are visiting her..
when A have se marked s e the Visit Of Miss Wilma
Hester Of BLOOMINGTON. Ind here to her I'D
porch porch given Sv MISS Hannah Stevenson TUESDAY
morning Mt her home in South First street L.ght
sr,s,s included Misses Wilma Hester. Es,eIlo
RasG nSss Rna Bacsk aS
Miss Lanshln, aaushtsr Of superin,en;asns
entertained friends at the ASYLUM grounds Tues
Ind DanSr m n2906 81 II the
evening. Those present were. Miss Alma Wood
sn enc Ala: Miss Kate Williamson and her guest.
Mis- E -so. at Miss os Ass 5 Roc TNn Nm. Mis-
WI. Miss Bsa,rl,e Parsqns. Miss !6ez ,Re,tz:
Mia h sn SaBns T M-. M Mani ws
Miss Halle Cabiress. Miss Martha De Bruler,
Miss Lucy Harrison. Messrs Herbert Lair, II. =
Graves Keen Roach. Harold Van Orman. otto
Hartmetz. Harry Warren. Thomas Harrison
P9# Sa aat Hssg Hsnsg Mnpb@
North storms F. g; McGrir;. Alfred Bernard!n
and II. : Hume 81 Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruston entertained at
dinner Tuesday In honor of the birthday Of
Mrs Albion Rulton. The guests were MIR and
Mrs. William Warren. Mr. and Mrs W. Mex
Blake Doctor and Mrs. Albion Ruston.
Miss Maria CUNNINGHAM hos returned from
Bedford. Ind. where she was the guest Of Miss
Louise Thornton
visit her parents. CAPTAIN and Mr.. Lee Howell.
Mrs Warren V. Duke and son. Basil departed
FOR Crittinden Strings, Ky, where they Will
spend several weeks.
Mrs Fred Van Orman has zone 10 Louisville
Nv. to spend several days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs A. W. Funkhauser and children have gone
70 Ieayenworth. Ind, for extended visit with
Mrs Ftinkhouser's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Craig
Mig Henry Mason and children in Hawes-
VILE XIV for summer visit.
Mrs A. r. Lew and sister, Miss Ella, have
r..nrned home from an extended Western trip
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CARROLLTOy. ILL.

Miss MAY Spencer of Palestine; Tex. spent the
week here with Mrs susan Weimer.
Judge !. g Bowman IS home from visit to
Miss AIdie vedder OF White Hall spen, the
week here with relatives
Miss Ethel sanderson is visiting Mrs. A: c
RAMSEY in st. Louis.
her home in Havana. after n weeks visit with
Mrs W a. Hubbard
william LInder departed TUESDAY for Pulaski.
Va where he will spend the summer.
Doctor and Mrs. o. ". Wilson are visiting re!a-
tlyes in Nacounin County.
Miss Cecilia Hefernsn OF st. Louis spent sun
day with relatives.
with Mrs. A. ]. Sharon -
Miss Matte Smith. after amending a week with
Miss Edith Buie. departed Tuesday for her home
senator ]. X Farreily end Mrs. Farrely ara
spending the week at Plasa.
'' Doctor Howard Burns and Mrs Burns spen.
Miss Jessie ". Pope is homo from months
visit In Wichita.
visiting relative, here
sheriff Paul Wood Is home from a trip 10 Colo
Mrs w D. Moore Is spending the week at
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s as-i rhsg visited Boston New York Ph Id
at coney Island.
| traiia friends last week.
po Mr.; and Mrs Robert Morrison have sonH Ut. to
return to their home in colorado sr,,,c,,. a.
hosting engineer in the examination recently
The knights and Daughters Of Tabor. who re-
| the place for the state meeting next year Inc
Nj ana Mrs j. + Logan ,S aS Of Mount Vernon VIZ
week and went from hero to fatoka to visit
The Ladies Benevolent Society Of the German
| Evangelical Church gave an iee-cream social on
the church grounds "Wednesday evening -,
meetings ass q, 'E Il NE u s'ts stea N9
Esiia August u and /. unisr the anspieess IN S1
engaged In salvation Army WORK twenty years
AID curing that ,mg Is laid T. hs's Min. sff m.
this COUNTRY. In towns and cities Where street
Mounds erected largely. through the efforts .;
formally opened in short time SECRETARY j.
II. Ratchf0ri OF the local association Will at
MIS- c 4 Beckett. Who attended the great
Epworth league Convention at peiio.t. has re
EsyI5lan 3assn Lo4ss Daughters r; Of Rsbg Nah
day night by the noble grand Miss Graefe. Ice
cream and other summer refreshments were
NJ Gus gIIber, has returned from a visit with
Mount T,rnnn fr,cnIs
T6s s, g.nTn rscy N. = church will
run an excursion to Grand Tower on August -
o. i'eutraIia t,Iariy.s
Miss TiIi, nerieth OF ST Louis VISITED her
hrnrbe- ~ n.,jstb ,asr v.ck
Mrs. WA hms pa,u,n,G >, ST Louis
sf,eF Two weeks wish with Mr.. John Zick ana
NIr and Mrs Henri, NJ. Candit have gone to
coigTnd9, 20 visit the formers brother. Mr. Ed
Mrs Wesley Love and family and Mr. y II
Love OF MitcbrU Ind yisits-i relative. here
last week
Miss Hattie Fowler was the guest the past
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PADUCAH. Ky.

The wedding OF Miss Mary Elizabeth Craig 10
Mr.. William Safer took place Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at 81. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church. tae Reverend H. W. Jansen
performing the ceremony.
The Misses Edna and .Hortense Duhot enter.
tanned with dance Monday night.
at! ne Ramsey society OF the Broadway Metho-
DIST Church entertained with n lawn party Tues
gay evening at the residence OF Mrs. +. VI. Nc.
The members OF the Eastern star entertained
Win an excursion on the steamer Henry Harley
The Columbia Club was entertained W.dne.-
DAY afternoon by the Misses Annie and Maggie
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. spanbers entertained theft
friends with dance and Dutch supper Tuesday
j. Spinner ne 6 fs5s Hsnsv and Mmss
James Mclaughlin. John Dickie. n Burch. John
Spanbers Misss. ia courser pearl ps sirk. Ami.
Theohald and Fife Theobald. Messrs Mose Starr
Mrs j. X Burkam entertnined with a dane. al.
Wallace Park Tuesday night in honor Of Misses
MARY and Katherine Burkam of Lawrenceburg.
Miss Gertrude Scott entertained Wednesday
Mrs corinne. Wnstead departed "Wednesday
Lee Roberts.
Mrs, Louise Bentsl andsllttle daughter. 1.u-
Frank Brown. in Memphis -'''s
Miss Carrie Kelley departed Tuesday to visit in
Miss Grace Tucker has returned from visiting
Mrs: r W, woodson departed Wednesday TO
visit in Carksville. Tenn
Miss Ella Brown has gone 20 Mlrganfeh Ky
10 visit Miss Sophia I-uttrell.
Mrs. l. ". Meyer OF Louisville is visiting her
Mrs; ]. n. letters o' Glrar Water Fla. IS visit
ing Mrs. II w. Armstrong
Mrs ]. L Roland % Wichita. Kas, 1. visiting
her sister. Mrs. + II. I.eter.
Mrs Jess g. rurd and sister. Miss Katie Clark,
have returned from visiting in Clinton. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnold have gone FOR
visit to Chicago and Niagara Falls.
Miss Maggie Smith has returned from visiting
in Haleyvilln. Ala.
Mr. and Mrs Fred kamIeiter and Master Fred
BcCkman departed Monday for Evansville Ind
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scholz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Hough have returned TO
their home in Charleston. Mo. after visiting Mrs.
H0ugh's parents.
Miss Nellie Rouse has returned from visiting in
MGvfeId Nv.
Mrs W. G. Whitfield and daughter. Mrs. Ra;h-
leen. have returned from visiting in st. Paul.
Mrn.
Miss Catherine Rock Of Cedar Bluff is visiting
Srr and Mrs. David Van Cun and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McElwee departed Wednesday for
New York
Mrs W IT, Edwards Is visiting In Memphis
Mrs. w. j. HIS and daughter. Miss Blanche,
have gone TO Nashville To visit
their home in Evansville after Il pleasant visit
10 Mr. and Mrs. r. T. McCutchen. Miss Maud
NicCutchen ACCOMPANIED them
Mrs Matt l.. Piles and daughter, Miss Agnes.
have returned from Winro They accom-
panied bv Miss Ruth Edwards.
Ky. TO visit her daughter. Mrs. Les
lie Thomson.
Miss Lillian Reedy and Miss Loretta Hatfield
dcIartei Thursday 20 visit in Caseyv!lle. ny.
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, from trip to Denver. Colo and other Western
Ms, MAY Mcfarland is visiting in St Louis
parents in this city last week YES : '1'S' '''
ho MRS ss Matoh LaG,sen f have G,nr1sd e their
CUES, OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. l%lson.
CUES, d Mrs Nff 81 W " sfFre hau'e Ind is
hoa to r. 1f9rn and e ys hays sgfd
Mrs. Ben E1v IS visiting relatives at Newton.
81, Guy , Mcleinore Is spending a week at Spring
to MIS- a Dgssnss has gone to Greenve. o.
] .HsG anS s!sfS Miss Mary
sues, of Mrs j. ". Mansf,cm. am "'''' " L
! n Fairfield. Ill. after Visit with Mrs. J. W.
Miss Helen Morris is spending few weeks with
| reIat.yes IN Terre Haute. Ind.
,., r NJ schnlhcT has gone to New York for
MI; Miss Mary Romans has returned to Charleston
| Miss Fannie G. Johnson. who has been guest
! 81 Mrs Jennie Harding. has returned home 10
! Mr.. and Mrs VIII Mitchell have returned home
TO- Oakland, Ill. after months visit with reia-
Mr., Nj and Mrs T. n. Kenay OF Indianapolis are
Mr. and d a Mss William HYDE arc home from
their Wedding trip to Boston. Mass.
Fred Thiee is home from Visit in Galesburs,
Misses Beulah and MYRTLE slower Ella Ev.rs-
fed and Maud Yorts visited friends in Indanap-
James Mccarty is visiting relatives In corwith.
Ms sa, ION o,n and a9d ss sAREhte5 o MIS- H
visit OF several weeks with relatives in this
| The Mise, Florence and Lucille Shuts have
fe M,sa M fr9m f Ssit ~ ST. b9n.s ss.
=. MT: and Mfs: Pearson Of Nebraska are visit
William Garland and family have. returned
rom ,. two weeks visit in tho northern par,
Mrs Fred Shores is visiting relatives In Villa
Mrs, E. ]. stubhins has returned to her home
Ms Mrs G ,,. r cronin has returned from three
>, Mrs. Harry Cole is visiting relatives in Trilla
Mi Miss IT Tessle Healey has returned home to Ho-
maj AsF T Rsnw Win and ie'd das.r Miss
Ethel. have gone TO Denver. colo. for visit Of
:, Emery Andrews is spending week in Red
Eqss s' of h Mss rs sST'f Ma;9cs '"F'a H.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Thoma spent tn. weei
Mrs. &; L. Berry and children have returned
home to indianapolis after visit with rea-
Lester Wellington has returned TO Chicago after
Doctor Leslie Gavins Of baltimore Nd. i,
vF!'ss SifsiTss and an 's ua s have returned
r Mrs. William Hasler is home from visit in
Ea Mas h''f Ind Miller is visiting relatives in
guest Of her sister Mr. II Ggnaei n1s ,.,
I'D NJ. ~; viz Ha Me- ad eIalsa
Mrs Ella Guthrie and daughter Lillian are
Mrs Eiery PhiIhower Is cues, of friends in
Mss Anna schmuggce +, visiting rela,ives in
and J l. whor have , TsfgTned tho to
fomily OF Harry Duncan.
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this city trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul will
be made
e. uality.
Mrs. sweeney OF Chester Is visiting the family
OF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pabst.
. Mrs A. +. Crcach Is the guest Of friends In
Mrs Carrie Fox Of Cottage Home was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Tyg.tt.
., MIS- Grant Boren OF ST. Louis visited the fam
ily OF Hr. and Mrs. II g Nertz last week.
Mrs.; (. r. Moore departed this week Cor
months so'ourn in Colorado.
Ms. ). W. Click and Mrs. Robert Wylie o.
POMONA cal. visited in JUrcsboro last week.
Mrs. j. q. o. 3rien has returned from DERBY
"a. where she attended the graduation exercises
OF the Catholic Seminary. Miss Cramer of that
CITY accompanied her.
Misses GraJa and Mary Putnam visited the
FAMILY 81 Robert Goodman in Anna last week.
AIs WIN. Whalen visited Anna relatives and
friends last week
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COME FROM DISTANT LANDS
TO STUDY IN MISSOURI.
Young Men Find Course In Agriculture
at the Stntc University Is
Attractive.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. Mo. Aug. 1.-wh:Ie American
students are going TO oxford with Cecil
Rhodes scholarship. English students are
coming TO Missouri to take advantage OF
her agricultural school.
Doctor J. MURRAY. a wealthy resident OF
Ednburg. Scotland. left Columbia to-day
after having spent week here Investigate
ing the agricultural school and making ar
rangements TO enter his son there. He said
he had Travelled all over England and had
found nothing that compared with 1t in his
native country.
The son Of Il wealthy citizen Of Egypt
will start from his far-away home the mid
die OF August for Missouri and Will spend
four years here learning Missouri ideas OF
agriculture. He is taking this course
preparatory to taking charge OF his fathers
extensive plantations
From Mexico several young men have
made arrangements TO enter the agricultural
school and take the fun four years course.
They expect TO arrive here about the LIST
of September.
At the State University In the last three
years ten Spanish American boys have
vantages OF agricultural study. These boys
OF Spanish descent have come from Mexico.
from Cuba. from Porto Rico and from tho
distant States of the Argentine Repblic
Five hailed from the South American coun-
try, representing almost the entire per-
centage Of Spanish-Americans occupied In
the study of agriculture.
The Argentine boys came to Missouri for
two reasons. In the first place. they were
upon the North American Continent to
study agriculture. The country from which
they came is comparatively new and Is open
primarily. therefore. to production. to the
development of the soil and the raising OF
stock. Credit is due To Mssourians In tho
second place for affortiinS greater facilities
for the study. Of agriculture than at any
other institution in the world. The AR
centine boys had examined carefully the OPP
portunities presented by other countries and
were finally induced ~ come to Columbia
after their Minister at Washington advised
them that greater advantages would be Of
fered them to pusue the study of azricul-
iure at the Missouri State University than
at any other institution of analogous nature
In the country
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4 TEXAS WONDER.

Ono small bottle OF the Texas Wonder,
Halls Great Discovery, cures all KID
ney and bladder troubles. removes gravel
cures diabetes. seminal emissions weak
and lame backs. rheumatism and all IT.
Irregularities of the kidneys and bladder In
a bofh mon and women; regulates bladder
TROUBLES in children. II not sold by your
druggist. il will be sent by mail on receipt
. OF 81. one small bottle is two months
treatment and seldom fails to perfect
cure. DIR. f. W. Hall. sole manufacturer,
p. o. Box s29. st. Louis. Mo. Send Tor test.
moniais. Sold by all druggists. omce' 2ssi
Oli.e street.
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VINCENNEs, IND.

Miss Bessie Gichrist Of Lincoln. III. Is the
guest Of the family OF the Reverend J. y. Nc
Donald.
Miss Irene Reinbod was the guest Of honor
a, n casino party given by Miss Mae Breinig Mt
Terre Faute.
afternoon for her mother Mrs. Z l.. Burrell OF
St Louis.
New York after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. !.
Eeso.
dsy for a ton favs' sojourn ~ West Baden.
Iudr. G. w Shaw and wife and Mrs. William
A CuIlop are in Chicago.
Mrs George Roush entertained the Les Deux
AT attcrney Frederick Caiverly -rd bride have
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NATION. ILL.

Ernest Cropr. who has been the guest Of h's
sister Mrs. Ed Winslow. has returned TO his
home in Boonsboro. No.
Perry Wcstenberrcr Of chicago Is visiting his
brother james WestenberEer.
AR and Mrs. Thomas Hurhcs have returned TO
their home in Chicago. after visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs A. p Hester and daughter. Ora. Of Pen
dlct0n Ind guests OF Mrs. Winfield Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Wish Ham have returned home
to Sullivan after visiting William Ham and
family.
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kinsv!lle Ky. FOR visit with his grandfather
Joseph 7. Brown. and other relatives.
Miss Rosa Mick. visited friends in this city a
!t" GAYS while en- route from Eiizehethtown
70 her home In Belieril!e. She was accompanied
by Henry Morgan OK Eitzabethtown
CoTum StuiI was DOWN from Paducah over Sun
The Reverend Y. L. HuTer and family de-
parted Monday for a visi, with her parents at
ishcleue. Fatett- County. Next week he will
nttsnd The Chaatal.ana M Mennna Lake. Ind
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READ THIS.

st. Louis. Mo-, April 20, 1903.
This is to certify that have been cured
of Kidney and bladder trouble by the use OF
one bottle of the Texas Wonder. and | can
cheerfully recommend 1t to others suffering
with kidney and bladder troubles. l. nave
csined % pounds since using 1t. Yours truly,
w. r. CORDELL. 2643 Olive st.
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The 81. Louis Advertising Mems League
will take an excursion on the steamer Cor
win II. Spencer next Tuesday evening. The
boat will leave the wharf at the foot OF Lo-
cI,st street At 10. TIE league has ap-
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LONGEVITY OF MINISTERS.
Average Age Said to Be Near
Seventy Years.

Princeton. " j. Aug. IA report ~ tins
Theological Seminary Alumni Association.
given out by the Reverend ]. II. Dulles.
shows the interesting fact that the average
minister's life comes close 10 :ne three scors
and ten years mark. The :eport states that
Of the forty-one ministers who died during
the past year. one had lived Sc years
months. two had passed their ninetieth year.
five their eightieth fourteen their seven
tieth. and six their sixtiat:I. The Youngest
died at twenty-nine. The average CT the
forty was IS years.
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Hiram j. Growers Estate.
Hamilton Grover has taken out letters OF
administration on the estate OF his father,
Hiram j. Grover which is valued al $3.50.
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d attended the great
n at Detroit. has re