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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
BURIAL PERMITS.


Charles Barstenaisiel. year. 1856 PronenSa'
Philip bradford !. years. .Oe. Page; appenti-
Anna Schroeder. 2s years 2sos North Twelfth:
Mary Meehan. - years. City Hospital; accident.
John Cock. g years. 2loS De soto; asthma.
Adam Ehrardt. ~ years. -S5S shenanuoah: e1-
Mary Flaharty. q years. Female Hospital;
Joseph Wicnese. days. l42. spruce; debility.
William Kirion - years. 1855 Pap!n; heart
Thomas Ferrin. el years. 2s45 Franklin; iuiam-
John Hurlebaus, 60 years. eS South seventh;
EdmUad oHauaren. : days. 1910 Texas: debil-
John RAISING. ~ years. s4l4 North Twentieth;
Hattie .schlichtsng. q years, ao22 Salisbury,
Rosa Benish, e years. Z:S- South Eighteenth;
Annie Guenta-d. So years. City Hospital; heart
Lester Doyle. years, SIS South Eighteenth;
Patrick Harry. IS years. 1873 Hunt; heart fail
Elizabeth Dempsy, . years. 1853 Old Manches-
Calm VENDOR. 2 months. 2s25 Law,on;
serTy Pabs,. months. as. South Third: ma
Henry Jerords, g. years 1872 Carr: heart dis
Burtie Baker. 2 years. Acc Delnar debility.
Margaret Hayes. SO years, ssI Gamble: Sc
Joseph Barry. months. 222S Division; maras-
eide.
Thomas Penny. 42 years, Is South Sixteenth:
suicide.
Benno Strauss. IS years. 2s4s Oregon: pull
monaiis.
Israel Giuzn, 6S years. lz2S North Ninth: cancer.
Sylvester Sands. Il wears. c6sl Cass; congest on.
John Fellmann. II months, 1854 Esstou: convul
kions
John Kohl. Is years. 2sl7 North Jefferson: can
Ger.
Prudence Federbeger. 81 years. 1882 ceear: de-
bility.
Elizabeth Roberts. 81 years. sisl Rutser: can
William Bircher. IS years. ssl7 North Ninth:
phlebits.
nility.
Garnet Wilson. 20 years. 1856 Granville; cancer
Ada Anderson, g years. S20I Morgan: phthisls.
Annie Phelps. 80 years. i7pl Morgan: debility.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

United States Of America, Eastern Division
q the Eastern Judicial District of Mlssouri-ss |:
In the District Court OF the United States. in
and for said dt"ision Of said district-In the
matter Of Eugene McNillaa Bansrur:: In
1rns pdey-yanusry 10 lsSs-Now. at this day,
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that
the defenaant, Eugene .SicMilan is moi an in
haoitant Of. nor found within this district nor
nas s voluntarily entered his appearance herein.
enc NDat iersonal service Jpon the said Eugene
NcMiilan, Bankrupt, cannot be riede in tbis
district; II is ordered by the Court that publi-
caticn be made nutifying him that an amended
pettion IN bankruptcy has been MED in the
aforesaid Court aiSyI,s that he lie tdjudged a
bankrupt on the grounds that he Committed
within Tour months OF the filing thereof certain
acts OF bankruptcy. alleged In said hIns.ced
petition. and that unless he appear. read an
twer or defnur To said amended petition on or
otfore the 18th day Of March, $50. the Court
viii pr3ceed 10 the hearing and adjudication Of
said matter. And II r. further ordered that a
copy hereof be published n The 81. Louis Daily
Record snd the st. Louis Republic newspapers
published and printed In the city 81 st. Louis
and State of Missouri. not less tnan onee a
week for six consecutive weeks the last frser-
ticp to be At least ten days before ss.d 10th day
"a Copy, Attest, WA. MORGAN. Clerk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
DIVfDEND NOTfCEs..

DIVIDEND EoTICE-Notice is hereby given
been declared BY the American Central Trust
Company, payasie on ApsA J. lss. TO all stock
stock transfer books OF the company will close
on said Gate and remain closed until April 2
ladl b. SCHUMACHER. President
Edwnxd Buder. Secretary.
So Louis. NO.. March Z 19o&
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting CT the
Board OF Directors OF the ST. Louis Memphis
ana southeastern Railroad Company will be neld
commereiaI building. SO Olive atpeet. in In he he
asy q 81 Louis Missouri on Tuesday. March
business US may properly cone before the meet
.. II. Hamilton. Secretary
81 Louis. Mo-. Fea T. lsp3.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting Of the
board OF directors OF the ST. Louis and san
FRANCISCO Railroad Company will be held In the
PRINCIPAL oface OF the company. ia IAc CONNER
Louis, Missouri. Iuesday. March TO- 1875 Al
a m. for the transaction of such business as
B. r. yOAkUA. President
T. H. Hamilton. Secretary.
ST Louis. No. Feb. !. 1903.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A meeting of
Manufacturing Company Will be held at lis Of
o'clock. a; NJ: on Monday. May IL is5s. Tor 4 The
purpose oil voting upon proposition increase
It's capital stock from $1,000 10 $1,000.
LOUIS NoLTE
JAMES NJ. ROHAN
G. a majority Of the directofs-
90 LOUIS. Mo, March ;, 1873.
ELECTION NOTICE.
a, ,o,,x New York January md. 1904
Notice is hereby EsYed thai the annual mees-
ing Of the stockholders OF the St Louis. Iron
E - ssis a. southern Railway Company win
Y The City q ST Louis. Missouri. On. Tuesday.
. Marcn ivlh. isS at nine O'Clock A. n. for tie
year. and fer the transaction of any oth-- bust,
ness tina; may come before said meeting The
the same efnee on the same day. ct twelve
o'clock noon. The transfer books VIII De clus-d
H. ane feSpened On ,b. day t tEes si1 re
annual annual snee,iIs o. the stockholders or any sd-
A. H cslef. Secretary. '''D'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
Eookkcepcrs.

Apply hydraulic Press BricE r.
vols and Chippewa asa Mr. fSrs.
way and Frisco Railroad.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
HAYWARn,s

Bnstnsse and shorthand Coles, "a -
u Odd Fellows building. isSsv,S.s.., - = ana
m.;c IA rswi,sans. seekkeep,nS Sr..s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

TRIMMEES WANTED-Experienced trimmers:
good pay: long season Western Trimmed Hat
Company, Gil N Fourth set.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04

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VIZ VIZ as y Why L VIII pay you 10 s,sers pTspss
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~. euu-, wy !. ssa eosittons may Pay tszssos
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

Time, fBLIC SPECIAL.
s., T<fingfield. H.. March s.-Ceftifcates OF incor-
ksfation were issued today by Secretary Of State
S<t4osa follows.
"A The Fred Daab Coppsny Belieyile: capital
G.QuUs merchandising end dTayaEe. lncorporators
ol-Ered Daab Henry Bien and Hannah Daab
- 1ne Momence Ice Com1ny, HoOpeston: capital.
tzssecp: dealing m ice lncorvorators-Albert
seifrert Adolph Eeukom and :. Z. Sparks.
The J. F. Glidden Publishing Company. De
KALI. capita, $1,000: printing and publishing.
and Aihert, II. RoAley.
The Kevanee Pure MIX Company Kewanee:
capital. $1,000 dealing in dairy products. In
corpora ors-Arthur J. Hawkes., Frank W. Bas-
sett a1i Edwin l.. Kellogg.
Tho Watch Factory Social Club. Rockford: So
cial. -lncorporators-Emil Brown, Charles Page
and James F. Davis.
Tke american Truss Fence Company. located
"a pekin. certines to increase In capital stock
,srou slOc.ON to $4,000.
ST. LOUIS.
Articles OF Incorporation were filed yesterday
by the Edward CoTnet Grocer Company with a
capital of $SoO0e The incorporators are Ed
The Flnck Estate incorporated yesterday with
capital OF $500 The incorporators John
c. Flnck, Jr.. Edwin Finck. Emma Ffnck and
Amalia Finck.
The Missouri Drug Company yesterday increased
Its capital stock from S2ooo to 5000. The assets
are rated ST Se.l4le0 and the liabilities at s.
S5s.s&
Articles Of incorporation yesterday filed
by the Rialto Livery and Express Company with
q capital Of 5000 The stockholders are Charles
Anderson. Isaeore Levy and Bridget Kenny
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wedding Rings solid Gold.
Finest qualities, s. 10 So. MerInod * JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26
THEY ALL SAY SO

Not Only In Pine E3luff But in Every
City and Town in the Union.
If the reader took the time ant
trouble to ask his fellow residents of
he city Of Pine Bluff tho simple cues
ticn given below he would obtain the
Ghe answer. # he silGt,ll read the
statements now being published in
Pine Bluff which refel. to this answer.
it would surprise him to note that
they number so many. rs many more
could be, and may be, published, but
in the mean time ask the fist per-
The answer will be. Doan,s Kidney
Pills. Here is a citizen who endorses
cur claim
Dr. c. D. Smith, veterinary surgeon.
Office Brewster's stables. residence
l51z Pine street. says: Il have used
Doans Kidney Pills. procured at the
Mann-Tankersley drug company, for
kidney trouble and can highly recon-
mend them. They gave instant relief
in my case, and I strongly advise any
one having kidney complaint in any
of its various forms to try Doans
Kidney Pills. assure them that they
wiu never regret having done so.
alse tried Doan's ointment for eczema
anu it worked like a charm in my
case
For sale by all dealers; price 80
cents box. Foster Milburn Co..
Buffalo. n. Y, sole agents for the
United States
Remember the name-Doan 's-ano
take no mother
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26
Gra rhes se % ST@PV
Fooled the Detectives

McG0irc was more than an orna-
mental citizen. He was worker For
10 years he faithfully served his fellow
men. His pGr1iy form was a land
mark in the Wilderness. His corner
saloon was an oasis III the desert He
gave an honest measure and looked ev-
cry men in the eye. Ills free lunch
Was generous. His sawdust was tie
~ieanest on Eighth avenue
1t was Mcclure who invented the
WalE-aNay drink There are few po-
lice.2eu walking the curb today who
90 i.ot My el ltcr Mcclure and
ais Walk-away drink. The copper in
The strict performance of his duty
came along and tried McGure's side
door. He tarried not, but in the short
tlme necessary to make sure that
the door was locked the Walk=aWay
drink was handed 70 him. The copper
walked away. Clearly tho place was
reported closed. As soon as he reach
ed a dark spot he became conscious
Of small fiat bottle in the palm of
iis hand. He smelled it. He prompt
" came to the conclusion that il was
something illegal. He quickly ran it
in.
In fact. Mcclure deserved we'll of
his country Republics are proverbi-
ally ungrateful Mcclure served a
drink to a stranger one fateful sun
day. and it was only a long. strong
pull chat saved his license. This
soured Mcclure.
."The man came to ME and said he
had cramps. Wait till get another
patient like that
He called in the service, of a phar
lnaoiat Maleria medica lent their
aid. Allopathy contributed its knowl
edge. Homeopathy was not forgotten.
The net results We're incorporated in
a bottle labeled Genuine Old Stun
ner Ale" Mcclure often smiled when
he busted off this bottle.
1t will knock cramps out all right
he announced confidently to himself
on these occasions.
The trap was laid. The mine was
ready. What is to be will be. and re-
Verge was ever sweet
Naggingtcn was a detective He /
ned a pieraiAg eve. If Washington
looked at YOU once YOU imm edately
hOught Of all the outstanding money
YOU had ever borrowed. If he looked
1t YOU twice YOU shiVereG nervOusiy +
and Immediately wandered off Nag
air was that of man who
lad seen life. Furthermore the sub
iect seemed to bore him.
Naggington was though5tul. He .
'elt that ii was time to be up and do
ng. He was keenly sensitive to the
criticisms that had been directed to
he nChlc army of tetecti7es. Things
'Oui,l Ea longer !. on this way. The
'erutation of the department was at
stake Well. what OF i: He was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26

edlt Ieas3 Hea'gfae .|.,..,"
'emgf 8aH .e@e me#e7G5.
feddya lace Wore #eeaea- ezffo-
ion rs lie hiei himself Hltucvard
With bottle of Genuine OF stun
Nor Alo He Hneorkcd The botto a6-
solute.l without emotion Mcclure
sisna!ed Significantly to his regular
customers to attend closely to this af-
fair
AT this point il is Of course anneees-
sary to state that Naggington and
Wilkes s,-~feeteti : tl.ng They wcro
detectives.
Events passed with dizzying rapid
lty- In less than five minutes Ne
Guite's patrons We're edited hy
graphic clinical lecture They all
manfully took turn at the stomach
pumps. Shortly afterWard a cab was
roqCIsitlcLCd .\1a&r Ion insisted up
on one With soft rubber tires. Hn
particularly cautioned the driver not
TO Jolt the vehicle. He and Wilkes
We're assidiously assisted into thc cah
by Mcclure. They refused steadfast-
" 10 take bottle of the medicine
home with them.
As the cab rolled away there was
very little boisterons conV ersaiion
alried on between WASHINGTON and
Wilkes, When a man has been in
lose conjunction With ia stomach
nunp he doesn't. as a rule, overflow
with boisterous conversation to amy
approeiable extent
That is the reason McGuifc's smile
is SO wide at present. He is at peace
with the world.
That is the reason NageimSton asked
the chief if he could gcl OH a war
rant against man for praeticmg med
icin" without a Feensc= New York
Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26

MISUNDERSTANDING he would
show them thin9 on i've Was il
results tl9t carpins critics wanted2
Then tIey should be swamped with
results. Na&sington's decision upon
this point was ilreyocabIe He had
a conference With Wilkes. his size
Fallnar.
There are the mysterious murders. :
sue@ea,eH Mikes. He was new to the
force and was not up on these mat
ters. Naggington shrugged his Shout
ders impatiently without speaking.
Wilkes, abashed, lapsed into silence.
Suddenly Naggington smote the table
eXcitedly and fixed his eagle eye on
his partner
If hadn't clean forgot the old
standby" he exclaimed eIatedly 'Ex
else work! Well start next Sunday
morning and get evidence against ev-
er: place on Eighth avenue until we
2vt loaded. lns,r want results, 60
rhey? We'll show them"
1t may be conment0rily stated that
when mar starts out 10 show them
he frequently finishes up by being
SHOWN. This is not stated in any an
iicioat9ry spirit, bat is simply set
down as a general remark. to apply
81 net, as the case may be.
The day was Sunday. The time
was a. m. The place was Eighth
aTelue. Naggington and Wilkes en-
tered McGuire's side door and passed
on into the back room.
Corbet1. the assistant. scrutnized
them closely as they took their seats
and promptly wigwagged the danger
signal to the alert Mcclure Mcclure
took loso breath and stceled him
self for action.
We'll. gents?" he inquired solici-
tously.
1.-TWO beers" answered Nagging-
ton.
Mcclure was shocked Beer on
he demonstrated in scan
dalizea accents. Sure. you're Joking
Come off" replied Naggington
searchingly. Amt ali these gentle
men here drinking beer?"
"Shucks, no: that's sasnriller. said
Mcclure; lust ordinary saspriller.'
Then bring two sasprillers.' re
joined Naggington simply.
Tic rinkS re brought. Nagging- :
ton shifted his with disgust.
Here" he yelled: why. this stuffs
sasrriller.
Sure" replied Mcclure innocently !
: Amt that what you asked for?"
Didn't YOU see us wink when we
said it?" demanded Naggington, stern
~. What dye call beer in this place
IN Sunday?"
why don't you ask for medicine?"
asked Mcclure with a bland and child
ike smile. /
"On, medicine, eh?" they chorused,
cooking at each other meaningly They
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26
A Better Eequest.

A Philadelphia woman has given
81 600 to a street ear conductor who
was Lolite to her. but thai Won't help
Some Of us are waiting for some pas
sen."r 70 get 1000 for surrender
ing nice, cozy Minneapolis
ines
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26
The Truth Damns Him.

Lieut.. Coy. Tillman's complaint thai
he has been grossly misrepresented'
Sl'un, be ltICed. All that be did
was To shoot q man down in cold
blood. Let il go at that. Efforts to
u%acgerate on color the truth will be
very wrong -IiiraGo News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26

Wise is the man who desires onl
what he can obtain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-26

An ounce Of "I'll try" is better
than a ton of Il can't
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-10
FROM
CARRIAGE
DR.. Johnston ana Charley Moore Have
Eventful Driving Trips-Luclily
Find Wallet of Money Which
Moore Lost.

While driving out to the country Fri
day morning, DIR. j. W. Johnston and
Charles W. Moore were thrown out Of
their carriage in West Adamston by the
team of horses shying and running into
a telephone pole. They were not in
jured save few slight bruises. The
shafts and part of the carriage was
broken up.
They went to nearby blacksmith
shop and got the breakage repaired and
drove on their way. After they had gone
some distance. Mr. Moore discovered that
large wallet which he carried in his
inside coat pocket was missing. It con-
tanned considerable amount of money.
besides some valuable papers and checks.
They hurriedly retraced their steps to
hunt for it. He found the wallet with
its contents undisturbed at the black
smith shop. Somebody, in driving along
the road, had found it and left Il with
the smitl,y 70 return It to the owner.
Moore drew a long sigh of relief when
they again resumed their seats and con-
tinued ON their way.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-10
TECHNICAL
SCHOOL
For Instruction IN Garment, Making ana
Ladies' Tailoring WIN BE Opened
in the Jacobs Building Monday.

a school of instruction and Learning
in garment cutting and ladies' tailoring
has been opened up in Clarisburg by
the firm of w. 81. OFT 4 Co., Of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. Rooms have been secured
in the third floor of the Jacobs build
ing, and the school win be opened for
students Monday morning. July 9. The
firm of OFT & Co. in Cincinnati make q
speciality Of ladies' tailoring. As Is their
custom, they open schools for instruc-
ton in this special line of tailoring in
different cities during the summer
months.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-10
CASINO
OPENS
JULY Is
WITH THE CARROLL COMEDY COM.
PANY IN WILLIAM pAuLUs
THREE-Acr COMEDY OF
NIoBE.
Changes in Plays win, Occur Twice a
Week and Vaudeville wnischaage
Once wsek-cecii Highland
House Manager.

The contract for the Carroll Comedy
company this season at the Union Land
cc1npanyss park was signed late Monday
afternoon. The company vii make its
first appearance at the Park Monday
night, July Is. The company carries If
teen people, with Ion CarTai giving the
plays his own personal mama cement.
Shows viii be given every night, ex-
cept Sunday, throughout the season.
There viii be changes IN the perform-
ance twice . week and the vaudeville
acts win change weekly. The members
Of the company are al here and getting
in readiness to begin the engagement
They are all frst-ciass people and very
proficient in their respective lines. The
leading actor win be Mr.. Claude Bell
port, who was with Corse Payton last
season, and Miss Flora Nelson, who was
with Baldwin the past year, win be lead
ing lady.
The first week the vaudeville features
win be oslsara and orpatasa and the
opening bill win be william Panius'
three-act comedy of Niobe.
The prices Of admission viii be 10,
20 and 80 cents, which be within the
reach of all.
Cecil B. Highland win have the man
agenent Of the casino, IN which the
shows win be given.
There Il every prospect that the sea-
son win Be one of great success, - the
company and the amrsements It viii af-
ford win prove very popular. and It win
be found that 10 attend the show VIII
be the most popular recreation thas can
be secured without going out Of the city
10 como summer resort.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-10
colored Man Is Frustrated While al
Work ON Street Paving in West
End of City.

Henry Martin. a colored briclslayer,
was prostrated by the intense heat while
at work in the West End Friday morn
ing. he was taken TO his home ON Mon
ticeIlo avenue in q carriage and doctors
summoned. The physicians treated him
and brought him around all right, but
he is still avery sick man.
Martin was engaged at work ON the
street paving in the West End just this
side of the bridge which crosses Elk at
its mouth. He was laying bricks when
stricken. He IS one of the men employed
by Street Superintendent Doyle on the
city street paving work in that end of
the city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-10
BURIED AT
RID6EpORT


The remains of Mrs.. Elixabcth Frsnces
wife Of Walter a. Frances, Who died
THURSDAY after an Illness with typhoid
fever, at her home IN Alta vista addi.
ton, were conveyed overland Friday
morning % Bridgeport. The funeral o..
csrred at that place at 3 O'Clock in the
Afternoon, burial being In the Baptist
cemetery near Bridgeport. Mrs. Fran
ces was % years Of ago. She Is xur-
vived by husband and i've small chill,
dren, and large number Of friends and
acquaiatanees win mourn her death.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-07-10
URPRISE
WEDDING
QUIETLY TAXES PLACE AT HOME
OF Mr.. AND MRS. A. S. LONG,
4es LEE STREET.
Contrasting Parties are Mr.. W. G. Meeks
and Miss virginia May Flowers.
Popular Young Couple Receive
Heartiest Congratulations.

+
The marriage of Mr.. w. G. Siecis and
Miss Virginia May Flowers at $3.50
o'clock sunday night was !. happy sur
prise 20 The many friends of the con-
fsacting parties and quiet but pretty
home atIair.
The wedding was solemnized ut the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Long, 400
Lee stfeet, Mrs Long being sister Of
the bride. The officiating clergy man was
tie Rev. DR.. S. h Arbuthnot, the brides
psztoE.
After the ceremony and hearty con-
aratulaticns, che. wedding party was
served with reasonable refreshments, in
elaborate manner very much appreciated
by an fortunate enough to be present.
The guests present were DR.. and Mrs.
4. d. Flowers and family, DR.. and Mrs.
i. \. flowets and family. Mr.. and Airs:
2. ii. Long. Mr.. and AIRS. Edward Groves
and 1if. ana Hrs. A. s. Long.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Aleelss have deferred their
honeymoon trip until August Is, at
which time Me-. Meelss win take his an
nual vacation. They win then take an
extended eastern trip. visiting the large
cities and other points Of interest.
Mr.. Neei<s b . SON OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John " sfeSiss Of Aforgantown, and
vas i wen known and successful young
travelling salesman before coming 10
clsrksb,irg ct the opening Of the Par
sons. sodders department store, In which
ne has charge ofthe grocery department.
He has been with that finn since che
store opened and s . trustworthy, efii-
cicnt ,nanaeer Of the grocery depart
merit BY bis cieyerness, accommodate
inr manner and careful attention 70
business, he has won many warm per-
sonaI friends during his short residence
here and has bright prospects of beccm-
ing one Of the leading business men OF
MS Meelu = a sister Of the ORA.
Flowers ana Mrs. A. s. Long. Of this city.
ana 1 member Of one of tho influential
families u he county, She i a charm
ing md popular young lady, having q
friends n educational, religious and other
The happy young couple have the
<<<f Experimentation u all their friends
ID i'c1naintance and the best wishes Of
an lor happy, prosperous and long
dong married HE.
manied LIE.
sir ard Mrs. aleaiss win reside at 100