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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
REuNIoN OF VOLUNTEERS.
Members to Meet In BeIIeviIIe Next
Year.

Members OF the One Hundred and Sew
entcenth Volunteer Infantry OF Illinois
held their anIUai reunion In IIederkranz
Hail ut Belleville yesterday. II was unan-
imously decided to hold the reunion next
year in Beileville, 50 as 20 Eivo tho vet
Grams an opportunity to visit tho Worlds
Fair at the same time.
Mayor Fred j. Kern OF BeilevIIic deliv-
cred the addrcsS of welcome He was fol-
lowed by J. Nick Perrin OF BelleviIle OH
er addresses were made by veterans and
at noon they were. served with dinner hy
the members OF the woman'a Relief
Corps. The afternoon was devoted 10 re-
PORTS election OF officers and the recital
OF anecdotes q the war. The old oficers
were reelected They are as follows:
President II. c. Fike OF Warrcnsburg
No uuartermaster OF the regiment: vice
president. Doctor s. H. Whitaker OF sum
merfield. Ill. surgeon Company G: secre-
surgeon Company II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Ea,, Side Realty Transfers.

Real estate transfers fled for record IN Belle
willie yesterday were follows.
Frank = Abel and wife 20 n J. Fleming.
part LOT s.. block q. security ADDITION, East
81. Louis. warranty deed. 80.
Peter Thcohald and wife 10 J. O. SiedsrIull-
ier lotE Al and a. Dietz's addition. Mzscuutah
IesEe /. Geiney and wife 70 J. W. Keriin.
part lot > block Z. Rohm place. East 81. Louis:
warranty deed, fsfQ-
Conrad sorE and wife TO II. schaare, lot 8.
part section n. township Eouth, range west:
n. . Smite ami wife 20 Vic Rhodes lots =
and "a block I. pexter's first addition. East ST.
Louis: warranty deed. E.tt1-
'. p Rhodes and wife 10 II. a. Nrcoman.
same description warranty deed. sle
John Dorsey 10 4 Il iachmiann. part lot :.
o'ReIIlsy's and Holthause addition. East So.
Louis: quifciaiFn de-i. 50.
n Y Clark 10 Fosan kingdom. lots 4 and 8
block l. Alta sta Heights; warranty deed. ~.
same 20 Joseph Msnard. lots - and - block /.
Alta sta HeiEhts. warranty ceel: w
May +. nacey to Catherin Coyne, lots Is and
iG block ;. Gertrude place. East St Louis. war
FRA Berehshn 70 !. n oulEiey and wife. lot
=. HiEhland addition TO Behevtue. warranty
samuel Sirchulber- 20 Anna Ehret, part o. Lot
= survey s7S Beileyille. warranty deed: 500
NJ EgVT,sn 10 Elzta Fishhin. part of lots Z
and $ block s.. East - LOUIS. warranty deed:
>. II Haelsraan and wife 70 c. II. Way. lot Is.
Abts subdivision. block E-, East ST. Louis.
warranty deed; 400
=. W. Abt and wife % J. - Cemhs; lots =
and IL. block ;. Alta sitR r-u-Asisions Last 81
Louis. warranty deed S.pG - -
W r Carl and wife 20 ID; ? heefe. part %
lrt. Its and IG. subdivision. block 4. I0vtnEston
addition 10 East -. LOUIS N4fEantg Decd fs,eq9-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
NEGRO LYNCHING CASE
TAKEN UP BY GRAND JURY.
Frank Behymer First Witness to
Tell InquIHitorial Body what
He Knows.

Tho first witness in the investigation Of
the lynching OF the negro. Wyatt, at
Bellevillo last June. was Frank Behymer.
Belieyille newspaper man. who was
questioned yesterday afternoon by the st.
Clair County Grand Jury. now in session
In Belleville. Mr.. Behymer was before
the Grand Jury fOr an hour.
The Grand Jury. II is said. IS not pre-
pared to take up the lynching case. owing
TO the vast amount OF other business be-
fore IL. and the summoning OF Mr.. Behy-
mer was caused by the fact that he Is
about to remove from Bsllcvtlle TO ST.
Louis. The Grand Jury desired TO get his
testimony while he was a resident OF
BeIleville.
II is understood that tho Grand Jury
Will probe deep into the lynching case
and that the names Of several witnesses
have been secured. whom II IS thought
Will be able to shed light on tho identity
OF the men who took part and assisted
in the breaking down OF the jail doors and
the subsequent lynchinE OF the negro.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
TREASURER WOLF SUMMONED
BEFORE BOARD OF REVIEW.
Must show Cause why AsseEsmeEt
on Property should Not De
Increased.

A notice 10 appear before the ST. Clair
County Board OF Review next Monday at
BeIIeyille and show cause why his assess
ment on about 100 feet OF vacant prop
erty should not be raised, was mailed last
evening by tho members OF the Board OF
Review 10 County Treasurer Phillip Wolf
OF East st. Louis. who is one OF the big
property holders OF that city.
Mr. Wolf IL also the Supervisor OF As
SCISSORS, and as the latter Official. he Tairc
the valuation Of much property in Eost 81.
Louis above the figures Of the LEGAL As
SCISSOR. Among the property raised was
some OF his own, but the Board OF Review
Goes not think that some OF his property
was Iatsed high enough, and they desire
him TO stow cause why II should not be
put up to the figures they believe It TO be
worth.
The property in question IL in what IS
known as VOLTS addition To East St
Louis According TO the members OF the
Board OF Review the property viii aver
age about SIS q foot on the present aEsess-
ment. This figure Is believed 10 be about
one-half its value. The members OF the
Board Of Review say that they have re-
liable Information and believe that the
property should he assessed at a yalua-
ton OF between so and S55 a front foot.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
JrrrerNnIr Nntrn

Jet A Kirby OF Jerseyyiie has returned
from Marietta. AK
Major Morrison cf FIeidou vas IN Jersey
Vile Yesterday on his way back 20 chicago.
Charles X CockreiI and Thomas Hanlev OF
JerSeyyille have gule % otter Creek on a hsh-
ing trip
a W. Cross, president Of the Nationai
Bank of Jerseyville was a visitor IN 81 Louis
yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of IN. First NJ Z
Church at JerseyyiIle gave a chicken-pie dinner
yesterday In the church yestry-
Doctor J. c whiteford Of Chicago is iu
with an attack OF ncuralEiz At the home of z.
R Simmons. east Of JerseyyIllc, where he has
been spending few days.
The funeral % Mr.. Nancy Cain took place
yesterday morning At 1Ns.0 o'clock from the
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church al NGa5ora- The
Reverend J. W. Rice ofhciated and Nhe burial
vas in Medora Cemetery. The death OF Mrs
Cain occurred On Tuesday. al the age % IS
years
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Alton Notes and Personals.

w. +. Eyerts o, Chicago Is a visitor IN
Alton.
i, b. Thomas Of Pi;tsburs. Pa. Is a visitor
In Alton
Attorney ]. Y. z. Marsh OF Alton went g
Jerseyville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. william SoEntaE % Alton ar
rived home en- wednesday evening from an cx-
tended tour Of Germany.
The body of Mr.. Regina Scherer. whose
death occurred at Alton. was taken 10 Elsah
yesterday morning Tor burial
John Meta % Alton was yestcryl1r acquitted
Of the charge % assaultius John CatNy with IN
tent 4, XIII The cas- was heard IN the Alton
City court
-Iasifs II. Klein OF Eethnito ard Miss Kath-
crime Lowe of Fosterblrg, were nlarTts,l at Al
ton Yesterday By The isevergnt ". ". EWtrs.
pastor q the sixth Street II. = church
doctor and .igs. waldo Fisher laye Eon-
70 Kansas city, No. 20 attend a meeting Oi
railtVsIv sIrreCfIs D0ct0r Fisher T. the surgeon
f1r ths Chicago and Alton Rallruad al .Niton-
Thieves entered the saIoon q Frci Imfnenga
IN the city Hall SQUARE at Alton "Wednesday
night and tappc,i the cssh Testtier q SO tn
change and took sCme NquQr The entrance
v-as made hv prginE OF "A screen
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
TWO WOMEN SLIGHTLY HURT.
c. & A. Passenger Train Collides
With Freight Cars.

Chicago and Alton passenger train, No. ..
due in 81. Louis at as a. m yesterday
morning. collided with a string OF freight
cars in East St Louis railroad yards, a
quarter Of a mile above the Relay Station.
Considerable damage was done TO rolling
stock. but only two OF the passengers In
the train were injured
They were Mrs. A Freeman and Miss
Mabel Fisher. both OF New York. who
were on their way 20 San Antonio. Tex
They were standing IN the aisle OF the
chair car when the collision occurred and
were thrown to the floor by the iorce OF
the shock. At the Union Station. St
physicians at the Terminal Hotel. and
were pronounced not serious. The train
was delayed an hour as = result Of the
accident.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
HAPPENINGS IN EAST SIDE CITIES AND TOWNS
RICH YOUNG FARMER
MISSING FROM HOME.
Iouis RinEhauaen OF Hardin, May
Have Taken His own
Life.

Louis RlnEhausen. rich young farmer
OF Hardin. Calhoun County. disappeared
from his home during Sunday night aud
his friends fear that he has taken his own
life.
Since his disappearance at least fifty
men have been searching for Rinrhausen,
but no definite trace has beea obtained.
Sheriff William Powers Of Jerseyvire has
been notified. as well as the authorities
in all the surrounding cities and towns.
and a stTict lookout IS being kept for the
missing man.
Ringhausen lcft his home some time BE-
tween midnight Sunday niE'.t and o'clock
Monday morning. He had been busy the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09


week previous buying and shipping apples.
Saturday evening he paid of his help and
Is supposed To- have had 80 or SIC in cash
left over. Getting out OF bed secretly Ring
hansen donned his working clothes and
went toward the river. He was seen near
the river front about l O'Clock Monday
morning by Logan Wilkinson. Wilkinson
thought nothing Of the matter. as he sup
posed that RinEhausen was going TO the
river 10 look after some OF his apples that
we're 10 be shipped on the boat This is
tho last definite trace that has so FAR
been secured OF the missing man.
\ skin. which belonged to a brother-in-
law OF RinEh1usen's was missing Monday
and later found tied on the opposite bank
OF the Illinois River. BY some II Is thought
that RtnEhausen took the skin and made
his way TO MaCUup!n Island. but friends
fear that he has taken his life.
The young mans business affairs arc
said TO be in good condition.
At one time he was treated at the Cen
tral Illinois Hospital for the Insane at
Jacksonville and they fear that he may
have been seized with temporary insanity.
Ringhausen is - years old. and has a
wife and two children. lie Is feet
inches In height. weighs iS5 pounds. has
light brown hair. blue eyes and Is smooth
ahaycn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
BOY SHOOTS sTEPFATHER.
Si1teen-Year-OId Negro Says He De-
Tended Sister.

Tom Lucas, 1s years old, shot and killed
his stepfather, Charles Anderson, In their
home at Brooklyn. Ill Both are negroes.
Lucas was yesterday afternoon held 10
the Grand Jury on q charge Of murder By
the Coroner's jury.
According to Lucas's story. his stepfa-
ther had been abusing Lucas's sister for
several days. Wednesday night Lucas said
that the man was beating the girl when he
resolved to put an end TO It, and, seiZing
a revolver. fired at his Stepfather. Ander-
son walked outside after being shot His
body was found 1T dawn Just outside the
Speed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
To Build New Courthouse.

TeIlvIIlc. Ark. Oct. s-The Levying
Board or Marion County has ordered a
new Courthouse. TO cost not to exceed
10000. The question Of repairing the old
one came up, when IL was decided that
the proper time had come to build new
one. Work will be commenced as soon as
the funds can be negotiated and the con-
tract let. The Levying Board also ordered
a steel bridge across Crooked Creek at
this point, which will cost. according TO
estimates from st Louis. about $500
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
BANK CLERKS ELECT OFFICERS
;. i. st. Jean Is Chosen Presi-
dent of Chapter.

The st. Louis Chapter OF the American
Institute OF Bank Clerks at its meeting
wednesday evening. at the rooms OF the
missouri Historical Society. elected the
Following officers: President. 5. l. st.
Jean; vice president. Franklin L. johnson:
secretary. William Rumann: treasurer,
Benn Fell
members OF Executive Committee. r. II.
Inc institute was organized three years
ago unoer the patronage OF the American
bShkers Association. and has chapters In
States.
Inc. advisory board of the local chapter.
as elected last night, consists Of the fol-
J. Wade. George w. Gaibresfh ] A
LEWIS Mn- F. Berger. Charles Hamilton,
H. II. Werner and L S. Mitchell.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Another Football Eleven.

Members Of the East St Louis High
School have organized a football eleven.
and have arranged for a series OF four
games, which ere to b. played az Ath-
letc Park. East ST. Louis. The first game
will be played with the Biwardsville High
School team on Saturday. The lineup OF
the East 81. Louis boys will bc as fol-
lows: @. Evans. catcher: w. Yost and
A Walker. right guard: ]. Murray. left
guard; Fred Gum. left tackle: E. Pershall
right tackle: {. Wynn. right end; e.
Browning and A Eisenmeyer. left end:
y HeIey and Olan Sneed, quarter back;
r Watson. left half back; L Beaslcy,
right half back; S. Jarvis. fun hack.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Paine's CeIerv
Compound
Cured Her.
.BARTHOLOW BURIAL
SUNDAY AF FTERN00N.
Treasurer of Worlds Fair Com
pany Will Be Laid to Rest
in Bellefontaine.

The funeral OF Captain Perry Bartho-
low, local Treasurer and Paymaster OF
the LOUISIANA Purchase Exposition Com
p;4ny. who died at his home. No. 2sSI Rus
sell avenue, yesterday. will take place
next Sunday .ftornoon at 80 o'clock
Captain BarJhclow at the time OF his
death was approaching the half-century
mark. He WAS torn at Glasgow, No. on
December J. 1854. He was u son OF the
late General Thomas J. Bartholow, foLnd-
er Of the old st. Louis banking firm OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CROWDS AT THE CARNIVAL
LemP's Park Shares With the
Fair in Providing Pleasure.

LeInp's Park carnival shared with the
Fair in affording amusement for yester-
days holiday-makers. Thousands Of per
sons visited the carnival during the after
noon and evening.
a programme quite in keeping with the
DAY was provided. The German vii
iage, with its Tyrolaen singers. Damsn
and the speciality performers, were all in
Zine form Professor Rice's performing
ponies and dogs kept the visitors in roarS
OF laughter.
IiiiFs air performance proved equally
Wonderful and popular with the audience
Tonight the Southwestern Mercantile
Association VIII take in the carnival
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
CURED or DYSPEPSIA
Affcr a Years of Sufferinr.

Many. people W - are victims Of disease
become discouraged because they have
failed 20 find a cure, or even relief after
years PERHAPS Of medical treatment. Don't
give up: You viii find the right thing some
time. Remember what EJPEPSLA TAB
LETS have done They have cured thou
sands OF diseased stOmachS that would not
yield to any other treatment. DySpeptics
who suffered the torture Of Indigestion and
is accompanying misery Of body and mind
have been cured by using three or four
boxes of these tablets (at a cost Of about
S2.O0 after spending thousands OF dollars
in fruiJlesS dOCtCTing. The following testi-
monial which came to US without any So
lcitatioa on our part, Is from lady who
endured the suffering incident to a weak
and dis0rdered stomach for thirty-three
years Read what she says:
Il am % thankful for the good EU-
PEPSIA TABLETS have done for me. I
have found in them a balm for my poor
yea$s standing, and the doctors pro
nOLcced me incUrable. but your tablets
have done me more good than anything
MRS. N. A. O'CoNNoR.
Elk City. Kan.
This lady had good reason to be discour-
aged Thirty-three years OF pain, weakness
and poor health, with no relief from con-
sUsrlt do2tOring. and al the end pr0nounced
inCurable, her case seemed indeed beyond
hope. but she kept on trying. and at last
hit upon the medicine she needed. BCPEP-
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Begin taking them to-day, and II they
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PEPSIA TABLETS IS the only dyspepsia
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f7f4fH
or from the proprietors. Three days'
treatment and treatise on stomach trouble
sent FREE.
sTpspsls Chemical Co., S73 Clark Ave, St Luus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ABLE To CARE FOR CHILD.
Mrs. Fletcher ADOPTS New Method In
Effort TO Get Custody.

Effort to Get Custody.
Mrs. Alice Fletcher, TO whom n writ OF
habeas corpus for possession OF her child
was denied in tho Circuit Court at Belle
VILE yesterday. made another move to
secure possession OF the little girl This
time she filed suit in the East st. Louis
City Court to set aside the decree Of di-
y-orce granted TO her former husband.
Dennis DOYLE. on January .. 1895. which
gave him possession OF their child. Since
then DOYLE has died and the child was
legally adopted by Mr.. and Mrs John
Baily Of No. 20e Trendley avenue. East
81. Louis. She married Frank F. Fletcher
In ISo9
Mrs. Fletcher asserts that she Is now
able and willing to care for her child. and
she argues that as her divorced husband.
20 whom was awarded the custody Of the
child has died. that the child reverted 10
her.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
ESCAPED FROM ALTON JAIL.
Arthur Taylor LOOsened Bricks In
Arcbway Over Door.

Archway over Door.
Arthur Taylor, a prisoner In the Alton
city Jail. escaped yesterday afternoon be-
tween noon and 2:5o o'clock
Taylor was confined in cell In the back
part OF the jail, and succeeded in loosen
ing some OF the brick In the archway over
his door. After removing a few bricks he
crawled over the door into the main cor
ridor OF the Jail and made his way to the
rear, where he escaped by forcing wood
en- door leading TO the river front.
Taylor was convicted By the jury In the
Alton City Court on the charge Of grand
larceny. and was glven an indeterminate
sentence IN the Southern illinois Peniten-
tiary at Chester. After passing the sen
tence. he was reCommitted by the court to
the Alton city Jail to await being taken
20 the Madison County jail at Edwards
vile.
chief OF Police John Maxwell detailed
several policemen to search for TAYLOR.
Later in the afternoon report came from
Godfrey that he had been seen In that
vicinity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
assnIps" Erwin's Condition Critical.

Ships Erwin, who wss shot through
the abdomen by George D. Thompson
Wednesday afternoon. Is in a critical con-
dition at ST. Mary's Hospital, East st.
Louis. An operation was performed on
him Wednesday night by the doctors Lit
tie. and the bullet OF IS caliber was recOv-
cred. His intestines were perforated five
times by the bullet Yesterday morning
Erwin was resting easy, but after noon
he began to sink slowly. Thompson has
not been captured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
@BrLL- TPToN VISITS OLD FRIENDS
With Son Operates n stock Farm in
Colorado.

Colorado.
''Bfr'' Upton, whose fame as a law and
order man was spread over a good por-
ton OF Southern Illinois several years
ago, and who recently was reported as
dead, was in East ST. Louis yesterday.
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Exter OF
No. sI7 ST. Louis avenue. Mr.. Upton
came to East ST Louis with his son Harry.
They brought with them a carload Of
horses. which they sold at the National
Stock Yards.
Tipton's name was a byword severarl
years ago in Southern Illinois. He waged
unceasing war on law-brealers. especially
saloon men who failed to obey the strict
letter OF the Law. ans gambler Three
years ago he departed with his family
for Colorado and ettled at Overland
Park. where he has stock farm Several
weeks ago lct.er was received by n
neighbor OF Tipton's N Lebanon which
stated that he had been shot while acting
in the capacity OF a Deputy Sheriff.
Sir. Upton Will be the guest OF Mr; ana
Mrs. Exter for several days and he Will 20
to Belleville and Lebanon 10 see some OF
his old friends before he returns TO his
home in the West.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Drops Dead at WIfe's Sick BED.

Joseph Hubbard. aged g.. a resident OF
Glen Carbon. left the supper table
Wednesday night 20 answer a call from
the adjoining room, where his wife was
sick in bed and had just reached the bed
side when he dropped dead. The inquest
disclosed that he had been a sufferer from
heart trouble. The funeral will take place
In Edwardsyille to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
EmnEham stteet FaIr.

EhinghaIi. Ill. Oct. Safer being de-
layed by a soaking rain all DAY wednes .
day the Street Fair opened here to-day.
II WAS attended by 100e0 personS from all
over this section Of the State. The croWH-
Ing OF Miss Juila Austin as Queen of the
until to-day. and took place at o'clock.
witnessed bv l. C00. The exhibits OF farm.
products. poultry and live stock are espe-
cially fine. The fair will continue Friday
and Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Engineer Is Declared Insane.

Chicago. Oct s.-Charles A. Daigh. at
one time consulting engineer for the
United States Government in the Cramp
shipyards. was declared insane in the
court at the detention hospital to-day.
he was committed to the Jefferxon Asy-
lum- Da;gh had a national reputation as
an engineer and inventor. He was a con-
sulunz engineer on the battieships Indi-
ana. Kearsarse and kentucky. He was
also ateone time Assistant Chief Engineer
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard He Is 20
years old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Granite City1t Finaueea.

An appropriation Of 5000 has been
made by the City Council OF Granite City
Sl1 200; salaries. $500: Health Depart
ment, 5000; public improvements. 81, 900:
interest on bonds, 8. 100: streets and al
leys. 5000: police 5000: Ilghts. H0a, and
FIRE and water fund, tscoo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Funeral of Mrs. Hotx.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary f. Hotz. wife
Of Joseph Hotz. who died in Edwardsvile
Wednesday night. will take place tO-mOr-
row morning at 10 o'clock from tho house
to St Bcniface's Catholic Church The
interment will be at the Catholic Gene
terry. Mira Hotz is survived BIZ her hus-
hand and six children
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Prisoner. Arc ArraiEaed.

dicted By the Grand Jury on Tuesday on
charges ranging from larceny 10 murder
were arrairued in the Circuit Court at
BeIlevIlle yesterday morning 10 enter
pleas. All OF them pleaded not giiilty. and
they we're then returned 70 tha jail to
await the setting Uf their c1seA
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
NIarrinEe LIcennea.

Marriage licenses .ssued in East ST.
Louis yesterday were as follows:
Jim Brock and Ella Conley, William
StrOter and blanche Carter, James p.
Collins and Mrs JDlanna Orr, John
Friedii and Anna Schutizer, East st
Louis; &. q. Jackson! Madison. III. and
Nesta Hemphill. Rid1eRay. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Marriage licenses issued In Belleville
yesterday were TO Samuel CASTOR and
Anna Msscon. both Of St Louis; II. J..
Mooney and Elizabeth kneiringer. both
OF Fast St Louis; z II. Crowley. Detroit.
Mich, and Agnes Keefe. Waterbury,
Conn; John II. Goeis and Mary Levitt.
Louis. and lena Schroeder. Granite CITY;
Conrad Lilith and Margaret Reader. both
of ST I,ouis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Mrs. John Dixon
Was All Run Down
$40 Neville Street, Grafton, Pa. August IL. 1908.

teen taking Paine's Ctisyy Com
round and I reeI that my JoyMeT
good heath has breT restored BY
means Of hhiS 5r0EGeyfnl remedy.
I kaT< taken 6uf fzu0 bottles and
my friends tel me ! an nySef
again. 1t IS mayCekou5 renedy."
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Pension Examining Surgeons.

Washington. Oct S.-The following pen
sion examining surgeons have been ap-
pointed: Doctor ]. NJ Griffin. at Rich
fnond, No: Thomas Kir'xs. Jr.. at Man
kato kas: ]. NJ. Davis. at Alton. Mo-,
and W c. Henning. at Rellcville. kas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09
Bench warrant for Green.

REPL hI-LC SPEfiALS
Washington. Oct S-The Criminal Court
to-day issued a bench warrant for the ar
rest OF George r Green. State Senate
OF New Yo;k. recently Indicted IN corr
nection with postal contracts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-09

Mrs. Dixon says: I aas conl-
pLetsy y1lR G05ca and e0aLE not
STEP. / bc6amc ncrT0HS, lad
trembling Spells and aUantsl 10
GT0id S0rfsir. / krIeI TdrT0nS
'>0ge2ics, int 1rlthonf affyenfLy
brHefEine ne. Recently / haTe