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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ROCK ISLANDS ANNUAL MEETING.
Action Not Taken Upon Proposed
Bond Issue.

Action Not Taken Upon Proposed
Bond Issue.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Davenport. IA. Oct s-At the special
meeting OF stockholders OF the Rock
Island Railway system to-day the old
Board OF Directors was reelected. but no
action was taken In the matter OF approval
OF the Issue OF Sz50.0oo.oJ0 bonds, for re-
funding the bonded debt OF the several
systems which have been amalgamated
into the present system OF the Rock Island
road.
At both meetings. morning and after
noon. Il. r Gable acted as Chairman and
George p Crosby, secretary OF the Board
OF Directors. as secretary. Robert II.
WAS present as legal adviser OF the meet
Mather. counsel general OF the company,
ings- out Of total of 550.o0O snares 1g7.-
- shares were represented.
The stOckhol iers' meeting resulted in
the election OF y. T. Gable. James II.
Moore, +. J.. Hlue. Alex J.. orr and Og-
den MIis on the Board OF Directors. The
actions OF directors OF the company in
purchasing the Rock Island and Peoria
lines. and the S99-year lease OF Burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway. was
The meeting adjourned TO meet here
again on January Z, at which time Il IS
stated on authority there viii be definite
action taken on the bond issue.
In addition TO the members Of the Board
OF Directors there were present several
members OF the Operating Board. notably
sions accompanied the directors 10 Chi
cago, where there may be further confer
ence tomorrow which will have 70 deal
strictly with operation OF the road.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Save for eating a few dry biscuits, which
she brought with her from Granger. Tex,
Mrs. Joseph Goldpritz has sat in the same
seat in the general waiting room at Union
Station since Wednesday morning with
out other food. waiting for her husband
TO come fo- her. The attendants have
vainIy endeavored TO induce her to cat
something else or take a cup Of coffee,
but she has refused. saying in broken
English that she viii not eat till her hlIs-
band comes.
Five months ago Joseph Goldpyitz came
to ST. Louis from Granger and secured
employment He was to send for his wife
later. Several days ago she received
letter from him telling her to come to
him.
Money was sent and directions given
how to find him. On the way from Texas
she lost The address and has 10 idea as
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION PLANS.
81. Louis May BE Chosen as Meeting
Place for Worlds Fair Year.

Anticipating the action OF the National
Convention Of the Disciples OF Christ,
which will take place in Detroit next
week. the Reverend Doctor J. H. Garrison
IS making the preliminary arrangements
to secure tie Coliseum for the purpose
OF holding next years convention there
should St. Louis be chosen as the place
J. V. Coombs. the secretary. in a let
ter TO Doctor Garrison has said that the
attendance upon this convention will
probably be D.Oo9 persons
Affiliated with the Disciples OF Christ,
which will hold their annual meetings
at the same time, are the American
Christian Missionary Association the
Foreign Christian Missionary Society and
the Christian Woman's Board Of Missions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
YELLOW FEVER CASES
INCREASE AT LAREDO.
Doctors Maintain, However, That
There Is StiII No Cause for
Alarm In Texas.

Laredo. Tex, Oct S.-The number OF new
cases OF yellow fever which developed TO-
day shows a slight increase as compared
with the last three days. The doctors,
however, still maintain that there is nc
need Of alarm.
There was one death from the fever to-
day, the victim being an old Mexican
woman. The official bulletin follows: New
cases, g; deaths. l; total cases TO date, Igi
total deaths to date, Z.
Twelve suspicious cases were found to-
day at Minerva Doctor Alonzo 3. Gar
rett, the United States Consul at Nueyo
Laredo, is III OF a fever, but the case mas
not yet been diagnosed as yellow fever
Two additional cases OF yellow fever and
three suspicious cases Of fever have been
reported at Monterey.
At Tampico, the latest death from yell
low fever was that Of Sidney R Frood OF
Swansea, Wales, operator for the cable
company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ILLINOIS RATE REDUCTION.
business Men Want to Know why
COmmissiOn's Decision Is Not
Enforced
EPuRLIC SPECIAL

hkEL ELAC SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill. oct. S.-A committee rep
rCscutinE the business mems associations
OF Springfield and Decatur, called on Gov
ernor Yates to-day to enter a formal pro-
test against the action OF the Railroad and
Warehouse Commission in holding up its
decision IN the freight rate case. II Is un-
deTstood that somo pretty strong talk was
INDUCED in and that the Governor was
given 10 understand the business men
were becoming weary OF the prOcrastina-
ton which has attended this case. Gov
eTnor Yates claimed he had no knowledge
OF the matter.
II. W. Miller Of Decatur. a wholesale
grocer. placed before the Governor the evi-
denCe taken in the hearing last year and
also submitted a proposition made by the
railroad companies IN which they agreed
70 give the complaining cities a reduction
Of = cents In their freight rates He then
called attention TO the fact that the COM
mission had waited 10 make this reduction.
but had never put II in force.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
MORGAN MAKES FIRM DENIAL.
Insists His Firm Had Nothing to
Do With Shipbuilding Trust.

New York. Oct. s.-J. P. Morgan & CO.
made the following statement to-day IN
reference 20 the testimony given by Dan
iel Leroy Dresser in the shipbuilding hear
ing:
Neither the firm Of ]. P. Morgan & c.
nor any partner ever had any connection
with the inception. organization or fnan-
chg OF the United States Shipbuilding
Company. nor have they ever received or
owned any OF its securities
AS managers OF the United states
Steel Corporation Syndicate We held Beth
lehem Steel Company stock until a pur-
chaser was found II was transferred to
the United States Shipbuilding Company
at exact cost, and preferred and-commOn
stock. which were received IN lieu OF in
terest and earnings Of the company. were
sold at private sale for $1,000, and the
proceeds were distributed as part OF the
profit Of the United States Steel Syndicate.
Any statement that We were parties to
any agreement for selling stock IL wholly
untrue"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

to her husbands Whereabouts She was
under the impression that he would meet
her at the station. but when she arrived
Goldpritz was not there She was be-
wildered by her surroundings and went
into the general waiting-room.
Mrs Goldpritz was not noticed by the
attendants at the station until yesterday.
Her downcast look and silent weeping at
tracted attention and inquiry was made Of
her as TO where she wanted TO 20. She
then told the story OF her trip from Texas
and being unable 20 find her husband. She
sat in the same seat all day yesterday
without eating anything except the bis
cults which she brought from home.
Last night she was finally induced by
Matron Hunter to 90 upstairs into the
ladies' waiting-room and wait there until
something could be done for her. The Of
fcials have reported the case to the po-
lice.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
DISCREPANCY OF 100000
DUE TO SPEcULATI0NS.
Company ResIEns-LOng Re-
Earded as Man of Wealth.

Lancaster. Pa. Oct s.-Rumors which
have been current for some time affecting
the relations OF William B. Given. presi-
dent OF the Lancaster County Railway and
Light Company. with that company. cul-
minated to-day in the announcement that
Mr. Given has rendered his resignation as
president. and that serious discrepancies
amounting, It is alleged. to 10000 or more.
have been discovered in his accounts.
Mr.. Given had in recent years been re-
garded rs a man OF large wealth and has
been noted as AN operator on very eN-
tensive scale in the stock market.
The unprecedented slump IN the last
year and particularly in recent months. IL
is said. carried with It sUch heavy losses
that he was unable 10 meet the further
demands from his brokers for margins
and his accounts were closed out. HIS
operations were reported to be large IN
Steel, Consolidated Lake Superior, Cop
per. Union Pacific and Southern Railway
shares.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
TWO MEN INCINERATED
IN HEAD-END WRECK,
Fire Caused by Collision Destroys
TrestIe and Fourteen Cars of
Freight.

Paducah. KY. Oct. S-Two men were
burned TO death in a wreck on the Illinois
Central, sixteen miles from Paducah. last
night
Two freIghts met on a tnestle. A firs
started in the wreckage. burning the tres
tie, ninety-five feet long, and fourteen cars
OF freight.
Engineer George W. Dulaney. lately OF
Minneapolis, MINI, and Fireman Hunt OF
Cumberland Furnace, Tenn. wers incin-
Grated.
Engineer Scarborough OF Water Valley
and Flagman Garfield Frogge OF Paducah
were painfully injured
All through passenger trains are running
over the Louisville and Nashville.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CRANK GAVE HIMSELF UP.
Said He Had just Made Attempt
to See the President.

Washington, Oct. s.-This morning an
elderly man, half clothed an6 with his
hair and beard oiled with kerosene.
walked into police headquarters and de-
manded TO see Captain Boardman, stating
that he had made an Intellectual attempt
to force his way into the Presidents Of
fee. The man carried letter addressed
to the chief detective. which read as fol-
lows:
Sir: am sorry to read in Tuesdays
papers that another murderer by the
name OF Elliott came 20 this city 10 XIII
his Excellency, our brave and noble Presi-
oent You are the gentleman who can
catch such soundrels. 1 am. sir,
WILLIAM DOHERTY
Pensioner, "a John Marshall Place
The man was referred to Sanitary Of
hcer Frank, who found him a harmless,
but eccentric old soldier. and sent him to
the First Precinct Police Station, pending
an examination as TO his sanity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Mr.. and Ms. Peter ]. Pauly win to-day
celebrate the flftieth anniversary OF their
wedding. The event viii be marked by an
elaborate reception AZ their home, No.
- South Grand avenue. tonight. TO
which nearly 30 invitations have been
Issued.
Mr.. Pauly was married at St Peter and
Paui's Church. and he and Mrs. Pauly
Will attend mass at s. Kevin's Church.
as a memorial celebration OF their union.
Mr.. PaUly was born At Coblentz on the
Rhine in lS3e. and came 20 ST. Louis with
his parents in Isls. He learned the black
smiths trade. and when quite a young
man established 4 steamboat blacksmith
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CREATION OF MONOPOLY CHARGED.
Attorney General OF Texas May Sue
All Railroads in state.

Austin. Tex. Oct S.-District Attorney
Warren Moore. on behalf OF the State. has
entered suits under the antitrust law
against certain railroad and express com
panIes, alleging that certain corporations
had entered into contracts whereby one
express company was given a monopoly.
The Attorney General prays for penal
ties and forfeiture OF charter.
The defendants are the Rock Island
Railroad and the United States Express
Company. the Texas Pacific Railroad and
the Texas Express Company. the Mis-
souri,. Kansas x Texas Railroad and the
American Express Company. the San An
tonic & ArauSIS Pass Railroad and the
Wells Fargo Express Company.
Attorney Moore states his intention 10
file fOrty-nine suits OF a similar charac-
ter. embracing every railroad company in
the State
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Photograph BY Strauss.

business. which was the beginning OF his
after-tims success. The manufacture Of
jail and prison material readily suggested
Itself to the firm. ard Mr.. Pauly and his
sons were among the pioneers in this
work.
In 1855. the Pauly Jail Building Manu-
featuring Company was Incorporated. OF
which Mr.. Pauly IS president. This was
followed by the Incorporation OF the Art
Metal Construction Company. Of which
Mr. PauIy Is vice president. and 10 which
he now dev0tes most Of his time.
He married Miss Catherine Hahn of an
old 81. Louis family. Il. J. Pauly. Jr
and Mrs W. J. Pohrer are the Only chill
dren- Mrs Pauly. Jr.. anl Mrs Pohrer
ing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
WILL DISCUSS CRY TERMINALS.
St. Louis Tramc Facilities TO BE Com
pared With other Cities.

At general membership meeting Of the
Business Mems League. Tuesday. October
%. at the Mercantile Club. WIlIar L.
Smith. editor OF the Railway Review and
Chief OF the Department Of Transportation
Exhibits at the Worlds Fair. Will deliver
an address on the terminals Of large cities,
both In the United States and abroad,
showing how terminals In 81. Louis COM
pare with those OF other cities
Other speakers. well informed upon St
Louis terminals and the terminals OF other
cities. viii also speak upon this subject
and the necessity Of improving the ter
minal facilities IN St Louis. The bills be-
fore the Municipal Assembly will also be
described and the general local terminal
situation discussed.
The meeting will be preceded BY a ban
quet TO Be attended BY members Of the
Business Mems League and their guests
covers Will be laid for 400
Invitations were sent out yesterday BY
tho Programme Committee, consisting of
J. J, Wertheimer. chairman. Walker Hill.
Nathan Frank and Julius BirEe-
This VIII be the last meeting Of the
league before the annual meeting At
which officers and a new Executive Com
mittee will be elected
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
PREPARING TO RECEIVE FOLK.
st. Joseph Will Tender Him an
Ovation.
REPUBLIC sPEr1AL

ST. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. S-The st. Joseph
Commercial Club. which has never taken
a hand in politics in any manner. will as
sist in entertaining Joseph W. Folk Of 81.
Louis when he comes here for the formal
opening OF his campaign. October "a
A reception will be rendered the St.
Louis prosecutor by the club and a COM
mittee will take him 10 Lake Contrary,
the South 81. Joseph live stock market,
Exchange building and packing-houses
as wei as other places OF Interest.
The Folk Club l. active in its prepsra-
tions for the meeting also. II has or
dered 15,0oO buttons for free distribution
on that occasion. Five hundred large
pictures viii be used in the demonstration
and an effort Is being made 10 have bust
ness men decorate their stores. Mr.. Folk
Will speak in the Too,le Theater.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CONDITION LITTLE CHANGED.
Cardinal Gibbons Calls on Arch
bishop Kain.

BALTIMORE. oct N-The physicians and
surgeons at St Agnes sanitsrium. who are
in attendance upon. Archbishop Kain OF
St Louis. state that the condition OF the
patient at midnight was unchanged.
Cardinal Gibbons visited him again to-
day, and held lengthy conversation with
the Archbishop.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

r. I. FaTinEton. NJ d. Grover and FL
ward Sawyer were reelected directors o. tire
Great Northern Railroad AZ the annual meet
ing IN New York yesterday.
Argument vas begun Ia the United States
Court q Appeals at 81. Paul yeF-erday IN
he case q Camille Weidenfeid against the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company this beinE
the original Peter Bowers case.
ID; G Moon hss been appointed Eeneral
superintendent uf the Like Shore and hfichi-
Ean southern for Indiana, Illinois and Iowa
with headquarters ~ Cleveland.
Negotiations between the carmen and The
othciala OF The Great Northern system Tor
Si--Ises ~ rules and Increase wage scale are
-. -AI ~ ..e annual meeting Of the stockholders
- zee sNoflelH and Western a. Roanoke. Va.
aNestsIII-ls tne nlerEer OF the several roads IN
me mining fegton was unanimously approved
I z John Johnson was elected chaifnlan q
nc Ooaid Lne total earnings for the facai
year .eEe t-l.le3.si5. an Increase o. E.els. go
oAsE ~, pIece1ins year The net earnings
,-Ihe disputed territory south % LAKE Dau-
phln. Manltoha- he's been awarded 10 the Ca
madam Pacific. and ffty-onc founshfps VIII -
At once opened for settlement
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
TROLLEY CAR STRUCK WAGON
Ten Persons Injured in Accident
Near Kansas City, Kas.

Kansas City, Oct. IA westbound Chel-
sea Park trolley car struck a wagon con-
tanning fourteen persons at 10:5e O'Clock
last night, at the corner OF Thirteenth
street and Stewart avenue, m Kansas
City, kas. The front wheels Of the wagon
were torn in snliuters and all the &C.
eupants OF the wagon were thrown to the
pavement Ten persons were injured, i've
being rendered unconscious.
Mrs. Edna Barker of Welborn. Kas-,
may die.
The occupants Of the wagon had beer
70 this city to witness the Priests OF PAL
las parade. and were returning home
when the accident occurred News OF the
accident reached this city long after mid
night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
PLAN NATIONAL FEDERATION.
Labor Organizations Want Body
to Adjudicate Differences.

Indianapolis. Oct s-Thrse representa-
tives from twelve Of the largest building
trades labor organizations met here to-day
for the purpose Of organizing a national
federation to adjudicate. arbitrate and
carry through TO conclusion all questions
arising in the building trades.
The twelve organizations have a COM
bined membership OF 100000 union work.
ers. Among the unions represented are
the carpenters and foiners. painters and
decorators plasterers, structural fron
WORKERS. hrtcklayers. stonemasons. hod
carriers. la>hers and general building Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
EFFrNeHAM LINE EXTENSION.
Committees to Meet in ST. Louis Next
Tuesday.

Harrisburg. IL. Oct S-That the new
Toledo. St Louis and New Orleans Rail-
road. the proposed Wabash extension
from Emngham. Ill. 10 a point on the
Ohio River. Is to be built was confirmed
here to-day by a letter received by At
torney J. J. Parish from President Burns
requesting that "a committee from this
city be sent to attend a eonferencf to Be
held al the ofiice OF the MississlpphVa!
Trust Company. on Tuesday. October L.
at 10 o'clock. prepared 10 do business.
a meeting viii be held here tomorrow
night. when the necessary committee will
be appointed and arrangements will be
made 10 meet such other requirements as
were suggested az a meeting held at Nc
Saline County shall furnish S2.00o toward
making the survey, and the object OF the
meeting tomorrow IS TO raise this bonus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
II. $. Smith VIII Resign.
rvrrrvrsV -. 1uu.asva

Memphis. Tenn. Oct. S-At the next
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Gulf Compress Company, Horace +. Smith.
traffic manager OF the Nashville. Chatta-
uooga and St LOUIS Railway, viii resign
the position OF president. He will be sue
cecded by c. c. Hanson OF Atlanta, presi-
dent Of the Atlantic Compress Company,
also secretary and treasurer OF the Gulf
Compress Company. The latter corpora
ton Is controlled by the cottUn-carrying
railroads entering Memphis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
FREEZING At LAWRENCE, KAS.
Corn Crop Reported Out of Dan
ger in SunfloHer State.

Lawrence. Kas.. Oct. S-Thin ice formed
here during the night. Frost was pre-
vented By high wind that prevailed.
CORN OUT OF DANGER
Kansas City. No. Oct S.-Corn having
ripened in all parts OF Kansas and West
ern Missouri. no damage viii result from
the heavy frost, which is expected to-
night
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
RAVES OK IMPORTED GOODS.
RAILWAY OmcIaIs Want Tariffs on
StnbIe BnsIs.

New York. Oct S.-A conference between
Eastern and Western railroad men on
freight rates on imported goods designed
for points in the West was begun here to-
day
About forty railroad men were present,
representing the Import Committee. the
Gulf lines the Western Freight Associa-
ton and the transmissoun lines. The
chief object OF this meeting was TO fix all
prevent the shipment OF foreign made
goods 10 the West at less than the rate
on the Same class OF homemade articles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Comanche County. the Chlckasaw Nation.
Cleveland and POttawatOmie counties.
through the Seminole and Greek Nations
to Claremore, /. T.. in the Cherokee Ma
ton The estimated length OF the road Is
so miles, and the estimated cost 500 o'0.
The iEcorporators are A r. Nelson. e. W.
kerfOOt. II. q. Beard. b. b. Blakney. W.
II. Maben. ". +. Callahan. NJ J. Bentley
and d. W. Bell. all Of Shawnee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
DECATUR SOCIETY WEDDING.
Miss Edith Rice Marries James
Vance of Los Angeles.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Decatur. H., Oct s.-Mr. James Gibson
Vance Of Los Angeles. Cal. and Miss
Edith Race were married here this even
ing.
1t was the most notable society event Of
the season The ceremony was performed
by the Reverend Walter Moore OF the
Episcopal Church, Of Quincy. The bride
groom is a prosperous business man Of
Los Angeles, being Identified with the
daughter Of J. R Rice, & wealthy retired
clothing merchant
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

EastOn. Pa. Oct S.-A mortgage for
p tis,,,5 ',,-,-s. -, - ~. Ssts -,
Company OF Philadelphia. was nled to-
day in the Office OF the Recorder Of Deeds
OF Northampton County. This document
bonds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
shawnee-Northeastern Line.

Guthrie. Okla. Oct. s-The Shawnee and
Northeastern Railway. with headquarters
at Shawnee and with capital stock OF
sS0OOWo. was chartered here to-day 70
construct and oDsrate a line Of railroad
from Wichita falls tnrouSh Wichita aid
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Qunrnntine RaIsed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Corpus Christi. Tex. Oct. S-The quar-
antine against this place by San Patricio
County has been raised, and Aransas
trains will arrive and depart as usual
The quarantine was caused by the death
OF a man from malarial jaundlce. All ex-
citement has subslded.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Terminal Necessities'' will be the sub
tect OF an address by ". NJ Prall. man
ager OF the Central Car Service Assucia-
ton, AZ the meeting OF the 81. Louis Rail
way Club. at the Mercantile club. this
evening at 5 o'clock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
TURPIN-GEAIENT,

TURPN-CLEMENE
EyansyiIls Ind, Oct G-Ths wedding Of Miss
Tue isPss ,g5g ,Tqgglh sSsniETa Gs c5,,sRsg !,
poses an eIs>sEs OF Spencer County.
peace tooth BhACKwELDER-TUTEwILER
-chheld, III. Oct S-Doctor Fred c. Black
9e dsashtsF F Of of MS % and az %rs s H.nTy aS' II
Browns 5iisr Of Indianapolis were were married IN that
snte-seasOn q Il: where the Bridegroom has been
TO s. AeihE toT year
it, go slIon N, Oct S-Mr Ralph Eern and
CITY tennis Ella Condon were married to-day.
Winners DICK-vICR
Gray Jor M Ws5s & PiSs & e2@ ss tf 5eTs sea l Neai
4@Asso. SIEINBACH-MAST.
Quincy III Oct 6 John A. Steinbach.
Ss{Ss E e ~ this city Snd Nrs MaGy ,s,S Mast 9SE
fror L 70 spend their honeymoon.
tto o. HoCRMUTH-ZEUBERT.
I,S. stEnnton. III, Oct 8-Air. Richard Hoczmuth
South to-day In 81. PGuis EvGngelicai Church
burg oooDwIS-KING.
Tor. Marshall, No. Oct s-Mr. Oscar T. Goodwin
Hpd Mss Alice z. King OF Marshall were mar
vANARsDALE-BoDE1I.
Marshall: No, Oct. S-7:Mr; William vans-s-
Sss sad MT ora At 99Ss tss b. 9 I n ne s0Py
wALL-ROAcH.
E6sT Kos:h shd M 1s cSarss isi Wd 81 81 Pana iS'
BRADLEY-JoHNsoN.
EsRs ma & csis8 si' F. Isih b.g '3sas9 asFs ma.
soUTHER-BENNETr
NoliEe Ill, Oct s-MIss Margaret Bennett
ar:W: q: sOuthar Of chicaEo were married
wAHE-sESIANTz
krcola III. Oct. S-Mr. George Wahe q
RISE s a9y Y9Rs gssnss sssRs' Ms4s 9s man g 69 & and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
rem + s-n Grand stand.

Ehngham. m Scot. s-willIam Swear
man Of Teuof y while here attending
the street fair 4 OF one of the grand
stands and led q fracture of the
skull He Is Spected TO live.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

attacks Of most microbes
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical DisccV.
cry purihes aud enriches the blood, and
gives the body vigorous vitality. II
cures scrofula, eczema, boils. pimplea
and Other eruptive diseases which are
caused BY impure blood.
II bad been troubled for about four years Win
ecEezia. o. q skin disease which AZ times va
alnost unbenrable a. Il would itch sos writr
Nj John Larson, Of fIS Powhaltan ST. Daliar
Teas 81 eoneluded 10 tTy Or. Pierce's Code
AediSal Discovery, and after using fve botfirs
many thankas
Accept no substitute for y Golden Med.
ical Discovery There IS nothing Viuss
as good for diseases Of the blood.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure cor.
Gpation and its conseguenceA !
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
WILLIAM PRICE

fSziinyille, III. Oct S.-Wunarn Price, one
e. TIE clGest residents OF Macoupin County
e ! - his home in South Otter T0Wnship
y sday evening.