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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

Wash. and other points in the West. and vii.
remain until some time in April.
Doctor and Mrs. A. {. Eagsjale entertained
friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. 4. n. Starkes will dcpart in a few DAYS
10 make their permanent home.
Tennessee River packet for some time, IL home
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Das
sing.
Gilbert Willis. who recently went to Battle
Creek. Mich. for the benefit OF his health. writes
that he il steadily improving and will soon b,
able 10 return to Metropolis.
Mrs. Tyressa Palmer. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. r. NJ. Murphy. and family. re
turned TO her home in Mound CITY. H.. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brauer OF this city will
shortly remove To Greensboro. Ky. where Mr.
Brauer VIII engage in the mercantile business.
The Metropolis teachers who attended the IT.
County Teachers Association meeting in Mound
city returned Saturday evening. the meeting
VIII be held here next year and some g11 teach
ers are expected to be in attendance.
Mr.. Leslie Peck and Miss Beula Kennedy were
married at the country home Of the brides par-
ents near this city Thursday evening by the Rev
erend u. w. Hc,k ins.
\ Jolly marty If Young people were enter
tained AT the home OF Mrs. Mary Shoemaker
social
Herbert Elliott Of Paducah. XIV. WAS In tn,
city Monday ard Tuesday.
Earnest +. Taylor. travelling under TIE aus
nices Of the National Prohibition Committee. Will
occupy the pulpit at the First VI. f. Church
sunday evening.
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SOCIETY At HOT SPRINGS.

Former Vice President Adlai Stephenson and
Mrs; Stephenson OF Blo1minsi 9n;s1 M f,o are sb pIgm.-
Former Governor Lon V; Stephens; accompanied
Springs, and registers at the Arlington Hotel
ar 1iiSsPYs At H. the s' Far K Hotel aei LOUIS IS among fe'eA.
Mrs. J. N. Nelson. Mis-. Cardie sappington. Mrs.
G p Leonard and n; Nelson n leonard I,o,aa are pleas
Hotel. lie register. from 'Iss4:
ments at the Eastman Hotel. Both are en,hu-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hennings of St. Louis
are enjoying the genial Hot Springs weather.
They are r q 1s at ,ss Ea sns Daughter, Miss Amy.
of st. Louis have apartments at the Eastman.
greater part of the day on the mountain drives
W. Th i. Parks Park b Miss Is Is g. snt fnlh1 aSd NJ ": 3 shf PARKS INKS.
Jr. Of ST. Louis. They. gave a tally-ho party
10 friends to Potash Sulphur the early part Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn c. Hill of St. Louis are
s seadii at the Arlington Hotel.
Colonel John H. Overall is at the Arlington.
Ms. w. T. Tyler and sen and Miss Jessie L.
Dillon are at the Springs from st. Louis. They
are STAYING at the Eastman, ~. 49,.
Springs. He will soon open his new hotel here.
Mr. s. f. Benwell is a guest of the Eastman
Mr.. and Mrs, q: W. Donald from st. Louis
are at the Park Hotel.
r. W. Murcheson is registered at the Park
Hotel from Valencia. Mo.
Mrs. T.. ". Hursh of Rock Island. Ill. is
pleasantly located at the Park Hotel for a stay
OF several weeks.
The social feature OF next week will be the
Washington costume ball at the Park Hotel
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Hocksmith and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Murphy
are among the Eastman's late arrivals from st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott are st. Louis arrivals
at the Arlington
Mr.. Joseph Chassaing and Mr.. T. F.. Burrow
came down from St. Louis recently to enjoy the
social life of the Eastman for a few weeks.
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Ill.

Doctor ]. NJ. Borens ia spending a week in Chi
cago.
the Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon.
John Bounsloy and daughter. Mrs. !. X. DUCK
els. depar'ed TUESDAY afternoon for a sojourn in
Mrs. Charles Mcclure and son Walker, who
have been the guests of Senator and Mrs. G. a.
Walker. departed Wednesday for San Francisco.
sail for Manila. where Major Mcclure has been
assigned TO military duty.
guest of her sister. Mrs. T.. h. Peeb:es.
Mrs. George j. Castle entertained the MONDAY
Afternoon Word Club.
Mrs. Charles Robertson entertained the Friday
Herbert Kroh and Miss Lei Hopkins of Kansas
NV are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. /. KEEP
George Andel Of Belleville spent a week here.
me guest Of his sister. Mrs. \. c. Burgdorff.
MT. and Mrs. J. II. Barrick have returned from
8hlcaso. where they spent a week on their we'd
Mrs J. W. o.Brien Of Milwaukee is the guest
George Tanning departed for Melvin. Kas, to
VISIT his mother. Mrs. Nancy Tanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il Mcclure departed
Mednesday evening for Springfield on a short
Doctor and Mrs. ]. p. Matthews departed FOR
beaumont. Tex. TO visit their daughter. Mrs.
The annual George Washington candy-puI;ns
VIII be given Saturday evening BY the Eta Pl
Miss Reha Westermeier entertained a yalen-
tine party Saturday evening.
Mrs l.. NJ. Castle OF Springfield returned home
Wednesday. after a visit with Mrs. A. l.. Heb
Mr.. and Mrs. william Reed. Jr.. departed Cor
New Orleans on a pleasure trip.
Professor +. A. Landon gave a music recital
last Tuesday evening at his studio.
Mrs. ]. 5. F1autt departed for Kansas CITY aft
sr . weeks visit with Senator and Mrs. W. l..
Miss Minnie Hanshsw returned to Alton after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. u. ]. Deadrick.
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NOBERLY, MO.

r 7, E9.. sywsn . fSf Nj; and M Ssh E6o %oI byte sI.,
prize, an elegant hand-rainted. plat lac CON
ISOLATION Prize was won by Mrs; Blythe. The
Mr. anil Mrs. j., f Weber ard NJ and Mrs:
we're regaied with elegant refreshments.
Tho Ladies Auxiliary 70 the & Of l. F. gave
Club Hall in honor OF Mrs Leroy biekle oil
st M,ss frsn:ss Ak ks,y has returned from a pleas
ant Visit with Kirksviile friends.
a surprise party THURSDAY evening at her West
Rollins street home. The hours we're happily
hour r s,Ta an@rar VIZ ss sersted. "r' ".'a'
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the Cdmhsr-
day evening at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Cunningham; About nifty young people
The evening was spent with parlor games and
Miss MAY Babcoct entertained about twenty,
five Of her youns friends tTilay eysnin nJ necli
co=,ersa.ion made the hours pass far too soon
for. those happy younE people; DAINTY refresh
ms Giss T f:n;s d, sIsss,, Of r. M i s'it,ao 1ss, n"HFi friends
and rel.,ives in this city during the week a,
her son. Wallace carver u this, city.
Miss Minnie Carter of Jacksonville is visiting
W. a. Rothwcii spent several days in st. Louis
j. r. Peitehcll and wife arc visiting in Mex
Mrs. shoch Of Centralia is the guest Of her
Miss Eugenia Nolan. teacher of English in the
High School. has returned from a pleasant visit
The Young Ladies' sodality of St. Johns
Church gave a most ENJOYABLE entertainment at
Hegnrty's Ocera-house FRIDAY evening. for. the
M. and Mrs. n. j.. Kelly and Miss Ellie
Kelly. formerly of Carrollton. No. are guests Of
Doctor S. T.; Kelly. the past week. They are
Miss Lee Busby OF Salisbury. has returned
home after a pleasant visit with her parents.
Miss Edna Wilson Of Klrksville was the guest
OF Moberly friends during the week: =,
Kansas City this week.
Charles Fel6enheimer. after a visit of several
weeks with his brother. Isaac. and many friends.
Mrs. J. W. Hearsh and little daughter of Oak
land. Cal, are guests of Mrs. > kennepp.
Mayor w. p. Cave and wife departed Wednes-
day evening for an extended tour through Flor
Ida and tho Southern States.
Misses Ida Hamilton and Ruby. Dosser have re-
turned from a visit to st. Louis.
TUESDAY. accompanied BY her mother. Mrs.
Stevens.
Mr.. Frank Harvey returned Tuesday from a
Miss Binder Porter of Denver. Colo, Is the
guest Of Mrs. H. f. Watts.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the II OF L. E. gave
which was largely attended and greatly. en-
joyed.
Mrs. Bulls of Chicago is visiting her daush-
Miss Lizzie Lusk departed Tuesday evening
for her home in Salem. Ind. after spending. four
weeks most pleasantly with her brother. L. +.
Miss Dulaner Of wellsviile has returned TO her
home. after a brief but pleasant visit with Mo-
berly friends.
Miss Efne Page. has returned to her home in
salisbury, after spending a few days with rela-
Miss Rosa Koehn is at home again, after a
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~yINCENNES, \

Mrs. William Allen Crllop and daughter. Miss
Carrie. Will depart tins week for Dallas and
New Orleans.
Miss Katherine Frisz was the guest of honor
Miss Barbara Ferdinand, asst evening. She will
return TO Terre Haute Friday.
Wythe Sprinkle and SISTER. Miss Mary. enter
talned a progressive cuchre Thursday evening.
Mis- LYDIA Lewis Of Lawrenceville Is the
guest of MRS. NJ. Mcdonald.
Miss Esther Shaw has arrived from Chicago.
and will make this her home.
Mrs. sam Lyons is in Cincinnati. visiting rela-
tives.
Misses Cora Yarnell OF Loosootee and Cleo
Ewing Of Chicago Were the guests of homer at
a card party given by Miss Ruth GudgeI.
at finch Tuesday evening.
Mrs. {. 4. O'Neal of Alabama. who has been
the guest OF friends here, departed Monday for
Lawrenceville to visit her grandfather. Mr.. Hen
ry keltch.
Mrs. Chase Cosgrove OF Washington is spend
ing a week with ner parents. MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Donaldson
Miss Bernice Lee Of Edwardsport has returned.
after visiting her aunt. Mis-. John I. Goodman.
Miss Margaret HauehtOn Will entertain her
Mrs. Frank w Bloom entertained the P.e!ides
Club last evening. assisted by ner guest, Miss
Ella Margaret Webster of St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Willis of Terre Haute are
guests Of his parents. the Reverend and Mrs.
4. II. Willis.
MISS Winnie Pearson has returned to her home
in Merom. after a visit with her aunt, Mss
Anna c. O'Fiynn.
Mi.s May Brouiilette has returned from Mount
Carmel. where she was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Eunice Badell.
Mrs. John Mueller entertained the West End
ladies at euchre Thursday evening.
Mrs. Sophia Wolf ard children Of Evansville
are the guests OF friends.
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CHESTER, ILL.

4. D. Reiss OF Red Bud was a visitor TUESDAY.
Doctor A. L.. Brands Of Prairie du Roche sprnt
Wednesday In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Diamond Of .Arcola are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Post.
Miss Edwa Sypher departed Thursday for st
Louis. where she expects to live.
Doctor Gault Of Sparta spent Wednesday in
this city.
Frank Moore was in Percy the first of the
week.
Of her daughter. Mrs. /. c. Beare.
Miss Clara Randall Of Steelevil.e was visiting
Chester friends the first OF the week.
Miss Nina johnson Of Carbontale Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Peter Gable.
Mrs. Frank Moore is visiting relatives at
Miss Dell Gibson is visiting relatives at Elk
ton. Ky.
Misses Augusta and Anna wolshock were the
guests of their parents this week.
Mrs. William Rramber Of Harrisonville visited
the family of Doctor william A. James and
Mrs. Jessie James this week.
Miss Maggie Knapp of Wine Hill spent Sun
dsy in this city.
Harry Faherty came Down from St. Louis anl
spent the first of the week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Faherty.
Miss Rela Keller OF lockwood spent Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Fioy Allen Of st. Louis 1. visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Allen.
Miss Carrie Knapp spent part of this week in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McConaha of Kansas CITY
are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Mamie Wheerly spent the first of the
week in 81. Louis.
Tho Reverend John Bagwe'l Of East st. Louis
spent tho first Of the week In this city.
Morrison James spent this week In st. Louis.
Monday evening by a number OF their friends. In
honor-o OF their twenty-frst wedding anniversary.
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at equally low prices.
WOLFF WILSON ss s!'
S. E. Cor. 9Th and Washington Ave.

resentative Norien. rendered a vocal solo. ac-
e,ompanied on the violin By EepressIsatiys Aus ,ss
rendition of three songs dedicated to little Misses
Captain OF the Broomstick cavalry" His But
tons Are Marked y: So and IhapPy LII sala h.
first Of a series OF receptions In the church par;
Prathsr.l Edward W. Payne. Henry Abeils. L. :.
Gard; T ~ sIsc odiSSnej lyman nan f FhanE r / ku MI:
i. f. Hamliu; Misses May Kimbali. May Ridge
Reception committe was composed OF Mines. j.
o. lnmsn, {: p Sinclair: George Marnsberssr'
s hs%Ta 1 12an and t hrs. R Il B. eon S1a Mrs D. NJ
.v = bs11 r. and nd fu gE;s.. Was ar5 s sOr,n,v w os Gr.as
Lutheran Church for tho benefit of the church
, ,Tgn'Ss STr,, l.n and 1 The s Articles rn "f hers S o%:,
hsndiwork and a ready sale was found for these
evening being spent in social conversation.
Miss Belle Convery. who was clerk for tie
' efaf Ss minfIlfy e an 1as nss' S Wednesd la 'e evening"
for the House minority. Cards were the diver
The wedding q Milton u. Saunders and Miss
Helen Marie Sullivan was Celebrated Wednesday
the Reverend Father be Rossett, officiating. Ed.
Miss Pearl Sullivan was mais OF honor. The ush,
ers were CORTLAND r. Stewart. Frank Reisch.
S saan FFanf is h \ memSer ana Sf t beOa frm Of shf fHSely NE E
Saunders. His bride is a daughter OF Mrs. Eliza
Joseph c. BIiss and Miss Ella May, Hill were
Some Of II the m Sride's ps Msant'f ia the eS pPeasnc az Of fh q
Few friends and relatives Of the couple. The Rev
orend W. Francis Irwin. pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church. ofiicated.
Mrs. Charles T. Bisch was hostess at a meeting
sof the Conversational Club held Thursday after
' Noon. 1.-The American Indian" was the topic I'M
? der discussion. Papers Were read upon the sub
feet hv Mrs. William Nodine on ''The Origin
and Mrs. ]. T. Orr on Their Basket Weaving"
Miss Nellie Grant contributed musical selections
10 the programme. Refreshments brought the
session to a close.
Members of the Jolly Twelve Euchre Club en-
ioycd q social session Thursday evening at the
home OF Mrs. William Dellert. The husbands of
the club uemhers were the honored guests OF the
occasion. Progressive euchIe was played and
elaborate refreshments were served.
\ dance was given Thursday evening by the
members Of the Auto Club, with a large attend
ancc-
The Modern Priscillas met Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. William II. Clendenin. The
husbands Of the members Were entertained at
dinner following the club session.
Members Of the Springfield ". c. T. L. OBJ
served the fifth anniversary Of the death of Miss
Frances Willard Thursday evening. Mrs. %. q
Hcvt presided over the meeting. The following
Programme was carried out: Music: prayer, the
Reverend T. ]. Crowder: Scripture lesson. Miss
Mary i. Hansell: solo, Mrs. Thomas Mason; ad-
dress. Representative q. W. Stewart: last ad-
dress and words Of Hale Johnson. read by Mrs.
John ouinlan- vocal solo, Miss Grace Byers: The
Ethics Of Miss Willard Mrs. 4. II. Harlan. A
business meeting followed The programme.
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COLLJNsvILLE, ILL.

William Reed Of Chicago is a guest of his
brother, II. :. Reed.
Mrs. a. Seigel. Sr.. was the guest OF her son,
Doctor j. Seigel, this week.
Miss Elberfa Reed departed Friday for New
Orleans. where she will join her sister. Miss Bess
Reed. and be present for the festivities of the
Mardi Gras.
Mr.. w. r. McAfee was In town this week.
H. S. Herrell was a visitor in town this week.
Judge and Mrs. Il. Y. Burroughs OF Edwards
vile. were in town Tuesday evening. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs p. S. Burroughs. who have lately
arrived from Mexico. Mo.
Myren 9. Peers departed Thursday for a trip
Miss Bertha Hadley gave a valentine party to
q large number Of young people in honor Of Miss
Kendall OF Texas. The house was beautifully
decorated in hearts and flowers. the prevailing
color being pink. Elegant refreshments were
served and II was a very enjoyable affair.
Miss Karlina Singietary entertained the 1904
Euchrc Club Tuesday evening.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal Church will give
their annual pancake supper at the Temperance
Hall Shruve Tuesday.
Among the marriages this week were Edward
Schneider of this city to Miss Nora Blake of Ca
SEVILLE and John Lesckera and Miss Katie Pa
trette. both Of this place.
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Peter departed Sundsv
aftcEnoon for Seattle. Wash. to visit relatives
3. =; Mvoten has returned from a visit in Co.
cunda. Ill.
John Grubh. who is the Illinois Central agent
at Simpson. ILL.,. spent Sunday in the city visit
ing friends.
Willis l.. CIanahan of st. Louis visited re,a-
tives and friends in the city several DAYS the
past week.
w. J.. Weinheimcr OF St. Louis was the guest
OF VIII Kraper Saturday.
Mrs. a. +. Aichner departed Saturday for ST
Louis TO visit her husband and friends for a few
weeks.
William Rush. after a pleasant visit With his
parents. Doctor and Mrs. c. S. Rush. returned
TO his home in Carrier Mills Monday.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ. Stewart
delightfully."- entertained a party Of twenty-four
young people in honor OF. the Misses Mary Bo-
hannon and Cora Willis Of Bonneville. Ind, who
are their guests.
Harry ], Miller and family departed Tuesday
for Redlands. Cal. where they will make their
future home. They make the change for the
benefit of Mrs. Miller's health.
Judge George Sawyer is visiting at Seattle.
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JERSEYVILLE. ILL.

ME- Tf !. Parry has sag so Ss"s to g sp RI irsPI'' III.
III: afier visiting with friends in Jerseyvirr.
Mrs Maud Webster is the guest Of friends IN
Miss Julia Barr entertained at a dinner parry
Mrs. Q; -. Leash was a v.s;tor in St. LOUIS
Miss l.!bh!a McFaiu hes returned from n VISIT
The Miss Nellie and Elizabeth Dellins are
Mrs. Fred smith has gene to Hodora. III.
Miss Emma Staten was a VISITOR in -. louis
Miss Gr.e rompS!ns has re;ulnod to Kane.
Mrs. Alex. e. Robb has returned fr1rn st.
Mrs. ] IN Ru" OF Delhi. i'll. was a visitor IN
Miss Flora McKirncy of s.. Louis Is a visitor
Mrs; ii; +. wyckon and d%ousl,-r., Miss Thor
fsw Jaws nys"f f"f Ssw YsrSk s'" Will 'ef"' IN a
Mrs Fred schaTsr has gone to St. Louis 10
Ms. J. 4 shenhsrd entertained at a dinner
visitor in ierseyville last week
w Mmss Ed%a,d Gros, j. !, MsGready; Thoma'
THURSDAY evening at the home Of Mrs. EDWARD
risI,or in Iersssyiljs las, week -, .
u Mis- Maga Smith r[5pTTsd . to St. Louis on
Miss Maude Falss entertained the Browning
Club Monday evening.
Mrs. Edward Hewstt has returned from chcs-
terfield. Ill. where she visited Mrs. chlr.ts
Wade.
Mrs. Frank Kirbaci OF Alton was a visitor in
Jerseyville last week.
Mrs. MARY o-DoI aid has returned to Plain
view. H.. after visiting with friends in je:-
SEVILLE.
Miss Grace Sunderland was a visitor in 81.
Louise last week.
Ms. g Han Of St. Louis is The guest q ri
Mrs. L. e. Cook Of Upper Alton was a visitor
in JerseyvilIc last week.
Miss Elizabeth Pope OF Kare. III. was tn
recent guest Of friends in .Ierssyville.
Miss Ella Roach departed Tuesiar FOR Jeffar-
son CITY. No. to visit relatives.
Mrs. x. Jones is entertaining Miss Matte VIII
son OF Weliesville. No.
Mrs. Maude Webster has gone to Omaha. Neb.,
TO ySsit with Mrs. =. W. Mikesell.
Miss Leila Gihberson has returned to Slater,
Mo-. after an extended visit with friends in
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$. Dodge. The subject was Art Among the
Romans"
Mrs. William Kccnig Of st. Louis was a vis-
iior In Alton last week.
Mrs. Oscar Dick entertained Friday afternoon
In honor Of her guest. Mss Mae MarzyeS. o.
FLORIDA.
Miss Florence Jackson IN visiting IN St. Louis,
the guest q. Mrs. y. ". cassiday.
Miss Helen Sherwood departed Wednesday for
Independence. Ia.
II. e. Whaley has returned TO Boston after be
ing the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Sparks
in Alton.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lott OF Chicago are WIS.,
itors in Alton.
Miss nellie Porter Of JcrseyviI!e is visiting in
Alton.
Nj. and Mrs. John Ghcuts have returned TO
Morris. Mimi. after being the guests O. Mr.. and
Mrs. benjamin. Powell in Alton.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. Zanier of Chicago are visitors
in Alton.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

An suspicious wedding taking place Tuesday
Church was that of Miss Anna NJ. Aschon and
Mr.. Joseph Bastian. the Reverend Father Diestel
officiating. The only attendants were Mr.. An
thony .Aschon. brother of the bride. and Mr..
Charles Hausman. After the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home OF tho
brides parents, corner Of Vine and Fifth streets.
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Beauty is
POWer...

Take Nine. Yale's advice. Let your
lamps be trimmed and burning so that
you may escape the darkness of ulgi-
ness. and the imprints Of old age may
not overshadOw your life or leave
times imprint upon your face.
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FRUITCURA
NJ WALES
TONIC....
YALE BEAUTY PRICES.

Nine. Yale's Skin Food removes wrinkles. sl.5o
and 81. two sizes. our cut prices. SIZE and
sees.
Nine. Yates ComuleSion Cream makes rough
skin smooth. 81 per jar. Our cut price, IS
cents.
Nine. Yale's Hair Tonic restores health and nat
ural color 10 hair. 81 per bottle. Our cut
price. 20 cents.
Nine. Nale's Complexion Bleach clears the COM
ploxion Of all blemishes, 81 per bottle. Our
cut price. Size
Nine. Yale's Hand Whitener makes ugly hands
soft. white and pretty. 81 per bottle. Our
cut price. rs cents.
Nine. Yale's Special Lotion. No. l. cures pimple.
and blackheads. 81 per bottle. Our cut
price. IS cents.
Nine. Yale's Special Ointment. No. 2. cures skin
diseases. 81 per Jar. Our cut price, IS
cents.
Nine. Yale's Bust Food develops the bust. makes
neck plump, Sl.j0 and 81. two sizes. Quo
cut prices. SIS and si.l3.
Nine. Yale's Corn Cure cures permanently soft
corns. hard corns and csllouses, takes sore
Il ness out Of corns in half hour. % cents:
guaranteed to cure. our cut price, Is cents.
Nine. Tales Fruitcura. a tonic for curing wom-
ans complaints. restoring tone and vital
iy to the system. 81 per bottle. Our cut
price. 20 cents.
All of Nine NaJe,c other DronarafionS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-11-27
SOLD HER HUSBANDS GRAVE.
How "a Southern woman Wade "a Prof
table speculation ortl city
Cemetery Lot.i

zone of those things whichlgo to show
that where there is a will there is a way
is well exemplifed by a happening ii a
certain southern city," said a we'll
known former railroad nan IN the New
Orleans Times Democrat. "a man be-
fore his marriage had purchased d
beautifully located lot in the city cem-
etery and paid 500 for it. lAfter awhile
he married and some ten OF twelve years
afterward died and was buried in the
aforesaid beautifully locaFd lot and his
grave was carefully ATTENDED for awhile
by his widow.
when the big show Gme off in Chi
cago and all the world vas en- route to
that mecca the widow took a notion she
must see the show. As a result o!
long cogitation over ways and mean
she had the body of her deceased hus-
band eXhumed and railroaded so miles
away and reburied alta cost of about
SIS, when she sold the cemetery lot fcI
5000 and had a good did time at the bis
worlds fair. Somewhat of a tinancier
wasn't she?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-11-27

The novel house OF Eugene Petit, a
French architect, turns TO the sun al
the will of its occupants. 1t is mount
ed On a steel platform. which is rotated
on ball bearings by a rinion geared i n
a circular set Of teeth. An ordinary
three-story dwelling can be turned by
two men. Water. gas and electricity are
brought in through a central passage
and sewage finds its exit in Il similar
way. Houses of this kind. costing not
more than ten per cent. above the or
binary, are required for the patients
of DR.. Pellegrin, the advocate of hell
otherapy.