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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31

the city. the guest Of Doctors NJ. H. and C. e,
Troyillion.
Mrs. \. Wilson returned to her home at Mound
City Monday from a visit with hep son. e. A
Wilson and family.
Glen L. Kerr and wife departed Monday fol-
Cincinnati. where they will make an extended
Mrs. Cora E. Austin of Chicago. ~. Is In the
city. the guest OF her mother. Mrs. X. NJ
Murphy.
Mrs. 81. A.. Taylor and Mrs. c. B. Ferguson
departed Monday for Chester. where they VIII
visit relatives and friends for a Few days.
CAPTAIN $. b. Kerr made a business trip TO
Cairo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9, s, Morris and son: Terry,
accompanied by Miss Grace Rollins. came down
from 81. Louis Sunday and visited the family of
John Conner.
Mrs. Wills Maicon and children. who have been
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Mamie Roby. for
the last two months departed last Friday for
their home near Claiksvil!e. Miss.
Clarence Wyman from Cameron. Tex. Is n
guest nt the home nf Mr.. and Mrs. Pal Steele.
The Reverend and Mrs. Fl. W. Stevens returned
TUESDAY from Lebanon. Tenn. where they have
been attending the Theological university:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt are In the city
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Parkman Of this city and sister.
Mrs. Bs!ilah disney. OF Marion were Paducah
Doctor walbright of Round Knob was In the
Mrs. Margaret Taylor departed Saturday for
Chicago. where she goes for treatment OF her
eyes,
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directors sent another representative here
in the person of Charles Harvey. who tried
to ~straighten matters out. but failed.
DAILY came westward as far as Sacra.
mento and directed that a suit be brought
In the United States Court here against the
company, the property of which he had laid
claim to, and out of which he declared he
had been defrauded by Frank Gardeners
agents. through connivance with persons
here.
When the English shareholders learned of
this. new litigation they refused to give
further financial assistance. Thus the
newly arrived agents of the company were
confronted by more serious perplexities,
and they were carefully considering them
when Alan C. McIvane. a Chicago attor-
ney, and J. S. Hatley, both representing
Sir Christopher Furrest arrived here a
made yesterday.
Mr.. McIvane said he had made a careful
examination of the c~ompany's books and
had obtained ample evidence to satisfy him
that the company was SO deeply in trouble
he was doubtful If it could ever be ex-
irrigated.
Il am here as the legal representative of
Sir Christopher Furneas and Frank Gardner
OF London. to whom | am about to make a
full report" said Mr.. McIvane. II find
that the liabilities of the Copper King Com
pany are a trifle more than S6l4.e 600. Its as
sets are $4,000. so You can readily imagine
what a lot of pruning the creditors will
have to do If they expect to realize any
thing on their claims.
LABoRERS' CLAIMS $4,000.
II find among the preferred claims those
OF laborers amounting to 10000. Sir Chris
TOPPER FurnisS Is a general creditor to the
extent of $4,000 aud is represented in j
contingent lfabilityyin the sum of 500, COO,
As a stockholder. Iyfigure that he is in for
more than $500. coo. for his holdings amour:
to that much.
Frank Gardner is in a similar predica-
ment. He is a general creditor in the sum
of s20.0O, with a contingent liability of Si0.-
oO and loses about $4,000 in money in,
vested in stock"
The Croker-Wolworth Banks account
amounts to s255, eco. of which, McIvane ex.
planned. s155. 0G0 represented mainly over
drafts and the balance notes secured by q
mortgage of 100000.
1t was stated that after leaving San
Francisco Mr.. DAILY went to New York and
organized a smelling company. his asso-
ciates understanding that the Bulls Point
a man here. who quickly discovered tina,
DAILY had no title TO the smelling works,
The New York men. it IS asserted, de-
manded the return of their money and
threatened prosecution, whereupon Mr..
DAILY brought the local suit as evidence OF
his coed faith.
In this suit Mr.. DAILY charged that the
property stood in his name, and that the
documentary proofs of the claim had been
stolen from the office of Frank Deering,
who was his attorney during his manage
ment of the Copper King mine.
Mr.. Deering denies this. and asserts that
he has in his possession a will executed by
Mr.. DAILY Just before he left the Copper
King Company's employ, in which Mr.. DAILY
sets forth that he holds no interest what.
ever In the corporation.
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MURPHYSBORO, ILL.

T. Nf Ff:lFIss. w v T + ln ps5Sa;,: John snj Kssnssv ";
Lovall attended a reception at the home Of Mrs.
Miss Flora Hayes departed Thursday for n
friends. ""A
Judge and Mrs. R. o. Deason returned Thurs
day from a Few days visit in Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Daniels returned 10 her home
IL this city Wednesday after a short visit In
Mrs. Mary Williams returned to her home IN
Ava THURSDAY. after attending the wedding Of
her granddaughter. Miss Lettie Tucker and Os-
eN ening.
Mrs. Mary Gerhardt returned to Litchaeld
,Thursday after visiting her slaughter. Mrs. WIZ
Mr.. and Mrs. L D. Porter entertained a small
party Of friends "wednesday at their home on
South Fifteenth street. The guests were Misses
Perkins. Amanda Reinwaid, Vera and Rena Han
son. Mrs. G. W. Smith and daughter. Tootsie;
Messrs; Owen Heap cap Logan Moore. Otto Raw
Charles Rolens entertained a crowd OF young
friends Thursday night at the home of his par
ents: MI. and Mrs; J. NJ Rolens, in honor Of his
were present
Mrs. George Rupert and her mother. Mrs.
Hoppe Of Belleville. are guests OF Mrs. John
Congressman and Mrs. George W.. Smith and
Miss Allie McClintock arrived in this city this
week from Washington and will spend the sum
Miss Bertha Rice was hostess to a crowd of
friends Tuesday night, her nineteenth birth
Miss Minnie James returned TO her home in this
city. Saturday after spending two years with
relatives in Mcpherson. Kas.
Miss Regina Herth of puQuoin is visiting in
Mrs. W. r. Benjamin of st: Louis visited in
this city the first OF the week with Mrs. Dan
Miss Daisy Hoskins is entertaining Miss Mary
Ellis Of Flora, Ill.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY,"
in N~EIGHBORING CITIES

Doctor Al; Blythe of Decatur. Ill. Is the guest
OF his brother. George Eiythe.
Mrs. Dysart OF Ottumwa, la. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. L. Conner.
Marvin fritch is visiting st. Louis friends and
or, his return VIII depart for Steamboat Springs.
". II. McEwen and \. d, Lawrle of Chicago.
who werc guests Of W. =. Mcfwen. departed
Monday for their ho1nts.
=. c. sGsse Of Brunswick spent Monday in this
Miss Ida NanGus is visiting friends in Paris.
Misses Julia and Jessie McCanne returned
"Wednesday from q visit to relatives and friends
in Jacksonville.
Mrs, charles Eranch departed Wednesday for a
visit with her brother. Doctor {. Diggs OF Mex
Miss Elsie Ma.thers OF Salisbury Il, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Claude Marshall.
Miss Jesse Robertson departed Wednesday aft
erronn to attend a recognition given by Mrs,
GEORGE Robertson OF Mexico.
Mrs. George Blythe departed Wednesday morn
Ing Tor an extended trip In ArkarSas and'Texas.
Garrett Nl!'t and wife. who have been spend
M 2 rev DAYS with frienda in Noberly. departed
Mss BESSIE iirCnenstuhl. who has been visit
ing friends in chiilicotle for the last three
wees, returned home Thursday.
MISS Estelie Ownby. who for several days, has
hherI Ine guest OF Mrs. Magee. has returned to
hSt nome In Salisbury.
Mrs, Mary Nolle OF Madison is the guest of
ovid u, Head arrived Wednesday from Ogden,
l.ah. and Will spend two weeks with home folks.
MISE Susie HaHlme; OF Huntsville is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Van Give returned Tues
Gay rom a visit with relatives In Coliao.
.Miss EstilI. Davis OF Monroe County is visiting
ne iafilx OF L. W, Mckinney.
Misses Bessie Davis Alma Reed. Bessie Hearn.
rsari NeNinth and Bell Deskin were visitors in
macon Wednesday and Thursday.
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PRESIDENT RIDES SAFELY
THROUGH THE BLACK HILLS.
Addresses Students of University of
Wyoming and Receives Present
From Cheyenne Citizens.

Cheyenne. Wy, May 3o.-The President
rode into Van Tassel at 1855 O'Clock, hav-
ing made the ride of thirty-one miles from
Laramie in four hours and five minutes.
He stood the trip remarkably well and ex-
pressed himself with enthusiasm.
AL, of the party made the first two re-
lays without accident and sat down to Mr..
Van Tassel's dinner a few minutes past l
O'Clock: They left Van Tassel at 2 o'clock
and will reach Cheyenne about $50.
At Laramie he made a short address at
the University of Wyoming. He thanked
the Black Hills Lodge of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers for the memento
which they presented to him.
TIL President presented his address to
good citizenship and the benefits of irriga-
ton; He also spoke briefly to the students
of the university. Secretary Wilson fol-
lowed the President with a short address.
President Roosevelt was accompanied by
Surgeon General RtNey. United States Sem
ator Warren. Captain Seth Bullock, United
States Marshal Samsell, his deputy, Joseph
Lefors; William Daily. Jr., Otto Gramm,
president Of the university, board: N. X.
Boswell. r. S. Van Tassel. G. A. Porter, a..
w. Barber and W. L.. Park.
Before the President started. Senator
Warren. on behalf of the citizens of Chey-
enne, presented the President with a beau-
nful saddle. blanket. bride and spurs.
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

Mrs. Nettie Kimbali and daughter stopped OF
here Sunday for a visit with relatives and
friends while en-. route home from st. Louis to
Arkansas City. Ark.
Doctor and Mrs. Alonzo Gplightly of Carbon
dale spent a few days with his brother. NJ. Co
lightly. and family in this city.
George W. Young went up TO Marion Monday.
Ballard Flanagan was down from Paducah
Sunday and Monday visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Wells. who has been the guest OF
friends here. has returned to Paducah.
Mrs. Mamie Smith and children arrived Mon
day from Hickman. KY. for q visit viii her
mother. Mrs. Dora Obermarck.
Roy Slack of St. Louis came down Sunday 20
spend a two weeks vacation here visiting old
friends and relatives.
John Black. the tie inspector Mt Brookport.
spent Monday here looking after business mat
tiers.
store. but now located at Car:ervUie. spent Sun
day with friends here.
Miss Anna Thomas. who has been the guest
Of Miss Nellie Mann for a few days. returned
10 her home in Paducah Monday.
Charles c. fletcher vent to Marion Monday
to look for a situation.
Miss Effe McCroy visited in the city Monday.
Mrs. T. A Trorillion of New Brownfeld is in
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LIABILITIES s614,ooo; ASS ETs ONE : THIRD AS MUCH.
SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. Cal, May 2l.-That the
proceedings begun yesterday to nave the
Copper King Mining Company of London
declared bankrupt will reveal a gigantic
swindle in which a host OF English stock
holders and a national bank of San Fran.
cisco will suffer financially is generally ex.
pected.
The Call. in a long account Of the COM
pany's failure. says hat three years age
the Copper King Mine, situated abou,
twenty-six miles from Fresno. which had
been worked without much success for sew.
eral years. was sold to a company organized
by Frank Gardner and fellow promoters or
the London Exchange for $3.50.
The Gardner concern, known as the Cop
per King Mining Company. Limited, ioated
stock of the company in London and Paris
for nearly s., 400, 900 in less than a year, the
Call says.
W. H. Daily. known throughout American
circles. suddenly appeared in San Fran
cisco as manager of the Enterprise and be-
| gan spending money in a most prodigal
ann Thousands upon thousands Of dol
lars were thrown into the Fresno County
property for alleged development, and
finally a big smelter was erected at BULLS
Point, on the line OF the Santa Fe road,
| north of San Francisco.
While 1t soon became notorious here that
the Copper King mine was not producing
enough bullion to pay the running expenses
of the trains purchased to haul the ore
from the mine to a shipping point In Clovis
and that the big smelter at Bulls Point was
a failure, the stockholders in London were
receiving most glowing reports.
Meanwhile. Sir Christopher Furness ha6
been induced to invest in the project more
than a quarter million Of dollars, and, witt
several other large shareholders. had come
from London to look over the mine.
1t is charged by those who pretend to be
well informed as to the inner workings OF
the mine that by methods unknown to out.
siderS the English visitors were convinced
that the Copper King mine was all tina,
had been claimed for it, and that the Bulrs
Point smelter, then being built, would prove
a revelation In the business of handling
ores in the West.
SHAREHOLDERS CLAMOR.
1t was not long after Sir Christophers
return to England that the shareholders
there began to grow sceptical and finally
clamored for the removal of Mr.. DAILY
Hardly had the rumblings Of discomfort
among the English shareholders begun
when Mr.. DAILY was warned OF a financia
trouble close at home.
ing litigation and a horde Of creditors WERE
marching upon him. Failure to pay thu
miners caused them to quit work and the
the mine shafts began to food.
| Daily started East and the next news re
ceived was that he had been succeeded by
a man named Hatley, son Of a representa-.
tive of Sir Christopher Furness, who Sc
Gently arrived here. Hadley had been barely
entered upon his duties when the English
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TRUANT LAD RETURNS HOME
UNDER TRUCE WITH PARENTS
Lazard Cahn Receives n Cordial We'll
come After Twenty-Four Hours
Away From Parental Roof.

After making terms with his parents. by
which he would not receive an expected
prodigafs punishment, Lazard Calm. who
ran away from his home. No. 446SA Delmar
avenue. Friday afternoon, returned to the
parental roof in a driving rainstorm last
night and received a cordial welcome from
his mother and little brothers and sisters.
who have been worried because of hts abb
sence.
The boy has been working in a downtown
department store and industriously saving
his money. He is only II years old, and has
sI5 in the bank as the result Of his econ
omy. Friday afternoon he left his work to
get lunch and did not return. Yesterday.
after making a futile search for him. his
parents sent out a message of truce by his
boy companions.
In the terms of surrender, punishment
was not only barred. but a promise made
the boy that no questions would. be asked
about any money that he might have spent
during the period of his absence. Word
was brought to the parents yesterday after
noon that Lazard would surrender. and last
night at 8 o'clock he appeared.
According to promise, rot IA question was
asked regarding his experiences, but with
tears OF repentance they were all related
before the lad retired to his bed.
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While st. Louis has produced many noted
physicians. none have had a more brilliant
career than DIR. J.. Harvey Moore. who has
created such a sensation in the scientific
world by introducing the oscillator method
of curing all affections Of the optic nerve,
failing eyesight. weak eyes. near-sighted-
ness. cataracts and other eye Affections.
This is the same treatment which has re-
stored United States Senator Vests and
Senator Moneys eyesight. This alone should
gain for DR.. Moore the everlasting graft
tude Of st. Louisans and every one within
reach of him. yet DR.. Moore has been per-
forming wonderful cures right here in St.
Louis for a number Of years which has
given him more than a national reputation.
He has had twenty years experience. and
patients have visited him from more than
twenty different States. He was appointed
by both Governors Stephens and Dockery
to the position of oculist to the Missouri
State Institution for the Blind, the highest
honor which can be conferred upon any
oculist by the great State Of Missouri.
His Great Discovery.
DR.. Moore's cure for trachoma. or granu-
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Morgan streets. st. Louis. became blind
several years ago from trachoma. Or granu.
lated sore eyes. Ten of the most promident
oculists OF st. Louis and other cities failed
to help him. DIR. Moore cured his eyes and
restored his sight in a short time without
the use of the knife or caustic.
Leonard Schoepp. a prominent merchant
of Mascoutah. ILL.,. suffered from trachoma,
or granulated sore eyes. and ulcers IN his
eyeballs. His case was pronounced hope
less. DR.. Moore has cured his eyes and re-
stored his sight. Hundreds Of similar cases
can be given.
His Elegant Omces.
DR.. Moore not only has the largest prac-
tice of any ocuIist il ST. Louis. but prob
ably no other oculist In the United States
treats as many patients daily as he does,
and every one who calls sees DR.. Moore per-
Sonally.
His elegant offices now comprise Suites
EOS and EOS Odd Fellows building. corner
Ninth and Olive streets. opposite the Post
Office. st. Louis. He will give free consulta-
ton and his professional opinion to all who
call or write.
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CA~RROLLTON, ILL.

- ~
Miss Halle Brown Is visiting friends in Rush
VILE. So,
Father II. J. Hoven Of St Johns Parish VIII
depart to-day for a trip TO Europe.
Miss Edith Buie is home from Il visit to 1rle'ius
In ST. Louis.
Ralph Holmes of Bloomington spept Sunday
with friends here.
Father p, Fallon Of JcrseyviiIe spent Wednes-
day here with Father Hcven.
Mrs. T. c. Hussry gave a reception Wcdnes-
day afternoon IN honor OF Mrs. A &. Ramsey
OF 81. Louis.
Mrs. Edward Rumrill is visiting relatives in
Chester.
Mrs. Wy. I. Armstrong and daughter. Miss
Grace, are visiting friends In 1tushvilie.
Mrs. W. T. Dowtall Of Clinton is visiting MIR.
and Mrs. a. ccnuole.
Mrs. *. II. Smith OF 81. Louis Is here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buie.
Mrs. Sarah Turney is visiting friends In Kan
sas.
Miss Adelaide Dresseil of Kane spent Wcdnes-
day here with friends.
Miss Clara Keller of Carlinville is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Pope of Kane spent Thursday
with friends here.
Miss Lucy Miner attended the wedding Of Miss
Daisy Miner in Winchester Wednesday.
Frank White OF kirkwood IS visiting relatives
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MOBERLY, MO.

Miss Elsie Michigan OF Montreal. Canada, has
returned to her home after a pleasant visit with
w. w. Collins and daughter. Miss Sylvia, oil
Hannibal, are visiting friends.
Mrs. Bell stevens Ray, who has been the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Stevens. for
the last six weeks. departed Monday for her
home in Fremont, Neb.
Roy Blythe is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blythe.
Mrs. William A. Reed and children returned
from an extended visit to her brother In New
Cambria. Mo.
Professor Foard, principal of the East Park
School. departed Monday morning TO ATTEND ex-
arninations in the law department.
William Burkhart and Misses Andrea and
Glastonbury returned Monday from a visit TO
Kansas City.
T. Williams Of Salisbury visited Mrs. II. II.
Turner and Mrs. X. NJ. johnson Monday.
Miss Julia McCanne Is spending a few days
with relatives In Jacksonville.
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ILL.

Mrs. L. +. Green and Mrs. Jos Rosenberg OF
81. Louis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lesser Ma
than.
Mrs. L. l.. Mason and son. Hugo. have re.
turned from a sojourn at Hot Springs.
Mrs. W. II. II. HORNE has returned from an
extended visit in Haieyville. l. T.
Mrs. w. H.. Behrens entertained friends Thurs
day afternoon in honor OF Miss Mary Cadle of
Miss Flora Culp of virden has been visiting
Mrs. II. NJ. Minton.
J. j. Sheppard of Jacksonville has been the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. Henry Paul. for
several days.
Mrs. c.. T. Wilkerson OF Whitehall IL visiting
her son, Il. T. Wilkerson and wife.
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Mrs. Lucy s. Watts of New York City is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Doctor j. \. Lucas has been attending the
graduating exercises of Garrett Biblical lnsti-
tute at Evanston the last week.
Mrs. Ak. Robinson of St. Louis has been the
guest of Mrs. X. Is. Shirley.
Mrs. M y. Lnndon of Jerseyyille has been
visiting her son. Professor Perry Oliver aandon,
Mrs. l.. Stoldt and son. Harold. OF Chicago, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George simon.
Mrs. 2. l.. Palmer and son. Jere. have returned
Miss Pearl Rodman of Chicago has gone to
Saybrook. III. after n visit with her sister, MEs'
Mrs. J. n Jones is visiting in chicago: n,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Moore OF Manchester. H.
IRE visiting relatives in the city. =,
Mrs; Jane Farmer Of Wavetiy is the cues. oil
Mrs; Fred W. Paul and daughter are visiting
in Chicago.
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Few of His Patients.
ANTHONY HOPE TO MARRY
AN AMERICAN GIRL.
Announcement of Engagement to Miss
Elizabeth Sheldon of New York Il
Expected by Friends.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERAID AND THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.
London, May 3~0-(Copyright, 1860
Friends of Mr.. Anthony Hope were much
interested in the report thai the author Of
the Prisoner Of Zenda" was to marry Miss
Elizabeth Sheldon of New York.
1t was recalled that when Mr.. Benson re-
turned to England from his recent visit
to America. Miss Elizabeth Sheldon was a
passenger on the same steamer, and so, the
story went, was Dan Cupid"
A friend of both the persons concerned
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RETAINS MILITARY CONNECTION
James b. Smith to Take Charge of
Chester Prison July 1.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Springfield. ILL.,. May 30-Adjutant General
James 3. Smith win become Warden of the
Chester P~enitendary on July L Thomas w.
but General Smith will retain his military
connection.
General is to be made a Brigadier General
of the new Fourth Brigade. Illinois Nation
al Guard. In the arrangement of the State
troops an additional brigade Is to be formed
and this will be given to General
Smith.
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Police Raia Poker Game.

Lieutenant Patrick McKenna and Detec.
tive McGrath at 10 o'clock last night raided
a poker game at No. 21 South Broadway
and arrested seven players. who gave the
following names and addresses: Warren
Mcfarland. No. Is South. Fourth street: Al
Gundenberg. No. 221 South Broadway: Bert
Murray. No. 421 South Second street; John
Graham. No. Oh Spruce street: Frank I'm.
derwood. No. 3143. Franklin avenue. Samuel
James. No. 1IH North T~wentyIfirst street.
and Felix Burnett. No. I'll South Broad.
way,
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DR.. J. Harvey r1oore Applying New Invention.

lated sore eyes. which is pronounced incur
able by the medical profession. is one OF the
greatest discoveries in modern medicine.
The United States Government officials will
not permit persons afflicted with this dis
ease to enter this country. DR.. Moore can
show patients who were blind four weeks
ago who can now read a newspaper. This
Is rapidly making him worldwide fame.
Cross Eyes Strengthened.
DR. Moore's new painless method of
Strengthening cross eyes has created Won
der and establishment. He has straight
ened more than three thousand cases.
A Few of His P%atients-
Among the many prominent people Under
DR.. Moore's treatment are the following:
Bismarck Mccartney. 200 South Twenty
second street. St. Louis, lost his signt ten
years ago from atrophy of the optic nerve.
He says: D Moore Improved my sight a
thousand per cent in one month. and my
r. W. knight. with the Cast Bank Note
and Lithographing Co., fwenty-first and