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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07

Doctor and Mrs. y Don Stock OF Alton
have gone 10 Chicago.
Miss Bessie McAdanls OF Alton IS enter
taiaing Mss Rose Ashford OF Piainview,
Mrs. II. H. Tindau has returned to Wash
ington, d. T.. after visiting with Mrs. II.
NJ Scheppe in Alton.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Challacombe have
gone to Litchheld. H., after visiting with
friends in Alton.
Mrs. Bruce Gilbert OF Alton has gone to
Nanktou, :. L.
Doctor and Mrs a. T. Wolf Of St Louis
were recent visitors in Alton.
Miss Nellie McDade has returned to ST
Louis. after visiting friends in Alton.
Mrs. A. l.. Floss of Upper Alton has gone
to Syracuse. y. Y.
The Misses Phoebe and Halle Bayle of
St. Louis We're the guests of friends in
Alton last week.
Miss Viola Erbeck Of Alton entertained
Miss Ella Jurge1 OF ST. Louis last week.
Miss Pearl Slifer Of Upper Alton is enter
tanning Miss Eugenia Hayes of Bunker
Mrs. Harry Philips has returned to Mon
treal. Canada. after visiting her parents.
Colonel and Mrs. \. F. Rodgers. in Upper
Alton.
Miss Margaret Slifsr of Upper Alton has
returned from Marion. Ind.
Mrs. John Leverett OF Upper Alton is en-
tertaining Mrs. a. X. de Blois of Chicago.
Mrs. =. Hamilton of Upper Alton was a
visitor IN Concord. H.. last week.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Templeton Of
Sioux City. Ia, are visitors in Alton.
Mrs. Scott Ridgeway o. Alton IS enter
tanning the Misses Quincy of Cincinnati.
O.. and Dorothy Montgomery of Jerseyvi!le.
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EDWARDSVILLE,

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Geers have gone to
Niagara Falls on their wedding trip. They
VIII be at home after August l. in PickwiCk
street East St. Louis.
Mrs. b. H. Richards and daughter Miss
Frances. entertained Thursday afternoon at
Wiaton OF Los Angeles. The prizes were
won by Mrs. George Leverett and Miss
Jean Clark.
Mrs. J. A. Vance and Miss Bessie Badsns-
back have gone to Champaign to attend
the commencement exercises of the Univer-
dauShter. Miss Edna, will be graduated this
week
Miss Olive G. Thomas has gone to Carlin-
vile for a visit with Miss Ruth Hemphill
and Miss Zoe DENLY.
Mrs, NJ; H. Smith of Manix Is a guest Of
Mrs. E. D. Gillespie
Miss Hattie Whitford OF Columbus O.. IS
being entertained by the family Of her
brother, J. N. Whitford
Miss Carrie Wolf has returned from a visit
in Troy with Miss R Genevieve Jarvis
Mrs, f, A Waldman has returned from
Mount Vernon.
Misses Lalla komerous. Bertha Singer and
Mae Smith of ST. Louis attended the dan
cling party OF Leclaire Saturday, as guests
of Miss Frances Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heberer and Miss
Mamie Wendell have gone to Kansas City
for q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Lyle have returned to
Springfield
Judge and Mrs. John c. Irwin are visiting
In St. Louis.
Mrs. L. S. Stevenson and daughter of CO.
lumbia. Mo-, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. D..
A. Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Williams have re-
turned to Chicago after a two weeks visit.
Miss Nell Barnett was a guest of Miss
Caroline Cunningham in Alton last week.
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JER SEVILLE.

Miss Lincoln OF Jerseyville was a visitor
! in St Louis last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Landon have re-
turned to Auburn. ILL.,. after visiting friends
in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Il. w. Lemeu has returned to Free
burg, III, after visiting with Mrs. P. A.
Bow Ter in JeCSeyville.
Mrs Margaret Lucas has returned to Car
iinville. Ill. after visiting friends in Jer-
Mrs Frank Ware of Jerseyville was a
visitor in 81 Louis last week
Mrs VI. b. Trabue of Jerseyvi!le enter
tanned Miss Eva Emmett Wycof of Chi
Mrs. August Christbaum has returned to
Alton after visiting with Mrs. William T.
Mains in Je.seyville.
Miss Bessie Florida Of Jersevvtlle has
gone to California for the summer.
The Misses Florence and Helen Enos
have gone to Boulder. Colo. after visiting
Miss Edna Curtis of Jerseyville Is enter
tanning Mrs. George Hooking Of Jackson
Miss Gertrude voorhees, of St. Louis was
a recent visitor in Jerseyville.
Mrs. William G.: Burnett of Jerseyville
was guest of Mrs F. A Belknao in
Miss Bessie McAdans OF Alton was the
guest of friends in Jerseyville last week.
The Misses May and Anna Bassett of St
| Louis were recent visitors in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Alvin Brinton of Jerseyvile was the
guest Of friends at Dow. H.. last week
Mrs; Charles RAYMOND of Jerseyville was
Mrs. Lewis Recappe of Jerseyville enter
tanned Mrs. Fred Stamper of Godfrey last
week
Mrs. Dan Ready of Jerseyville is enter
| tanning Mrs Henry Klunk at Alton.
Miss Clara Armstrong OF Jerseyville has
returned from visit in Carroilton. ILL.,
Mrs. George D. Locke of Jerseyville was 4
recent visitor in ST. Louis.
Mrs. w. P. Richards of Jerseyviile is en-
| tertaining Mrs. E. &. Waggoner of Leb-
| anon. III.
Mrs. Jacob Hunt has returned to Newton,
! H.. after visiting friends in Jerseyville
| Miss Lora Smell of Jerseyville has gone
| to Plainview. Ill, TO visit with Mrs. n.
Combs.
Mrs w G. Haven of Greenfield, III, Is
the guest of friends in Jerseyville.
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH
ROBBING YOUNG GIRL
Circuit Attorney Folk Issues Informal
ton Against Mrs. Louisa Hotson
on Complaint of Edna Haynes.

Mrs. Louisa Hotson was arrested at
Twenty-second and Olive streets yesterday
afternoon on an information issued by Cir
cult Attorney Folk. which charges her
with robbery.
Mrs. Hotson gained notoriety In 1881 when
arrested in connection with the death of
Laura Fits. who died at No. 2SOs Morgan
street, following q criminal operation
George Dashman was also arrested, but
they were acquitted. Mrs Hotson Is the
daughter OF Mrs. Wilhelmina Bamberger.
who is now serving a term in the Peni-
tertiary for manslaughtr.
The complaining witness in the case filed
yesterday against Mrs. Hotson is Miss Ed
ma Haynes Of Honey Grove, Tex. 1t Is
alleged that Mrs. Hotson caused an adver-
tisement to appear In paper for stenog-
Hotson. it is charged. employed Miss
HAYNES and sent her money TO COME to
Miss Haynes arrived in the city yester-
day. She had Mrs. Hotson's address at
No. 220l Olive street. On the train Miss
Haynes incurred of the conductor the
reputation of the house. The conductor in
formed her that 1t was not good.
Miss Haynes then was afraid to go to
the house; She visited the Reverend Doctor
nue. Presbyterian Church. He consulted
Matron Hunter at Union Station. who Is
connected with the Missouri Humane So
cety. 1t was decided 10 send Miss Haynes
to the house and await developments
Miss Haynes called at the Hotson home.
She charges that her purse. containing
and that she was locked in a room. She
managed to escape from the room The
police were notified. and Detective Tracy
has reported that he found the hat and
purse in the house. after arresting Mrs
Hotson.
The Humane Society will care for Miss
Haynes and procure employment for her
She will remain in the city to prosecute
Mrs. Hotson. and it Is believed by Circuit
Attorney Folks assistants that a convic-
ton will follow.
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Man After Whom Institution Is
Named Eulogized by l..
c.. Eliot.
MANY ATTEND CEREMONIES.
Silver Trowel Presented by North
st. Louis Business Mems AS
ISOLATION Used to Seal
Stones.

Contrary to expectations. the weather
yesterday copspired to make the ceremony
OF the laying of the corner stone of the new
James f. YeatnIan High School, at CARR
son avenue and Natural Bridge road. Sue
cess. A large crowd Of North st. Louis
citizens ard school children witnessed the
exercises.
Doctor C. NJ. Woodward OF the Board of
Education acted as chairman. Doctor Will
lam Taussig being prevented from being
present by Illness The principal address
ident OF the Board of Education.
In his address, Mr.. Eliot traced the life
of James Z. Yeatman. in honor Of whom
the school is named; After recalling Mr.
war and his devotion TO humanity, Mr..
Eliot said:
Therefore We may say: To the triumph o.,
To the construction of individual character: 10
the incubation Of aitruisttc principies: to. the
Useful to tSs success Of things Which are
ant ypse III the asal Ss the saaa all
well-eeloved man contemplated to-day lay
this stone the corner OF an institution pledged
to these things.
The corner stone was laid by c. w. John
SON. chairman OF the Building Committee of
the board. and W. T. Ittner, Commissioner
of School Buildings. A trowel presented by
Judge James R. Kinealy in the name of the
North St. Louis Business Mems Association
was used.
Within the stone was placed copies of the
proceedings of the board bearing upon the
James Z. Yeatrian School. a picture of Mr..
Yeatman. programme and invitations of the
ceremonies. constitution and bylaws of the
North ST. Louis Business Mems Associa ton
and the daily papers of June s. 1903.
The Jam E Yea.ma an. High school is a
ley High School. which is six months fur
Their along in construction. The school will
be ready for opening in the fall of 1904. The
~ NIL fal NJ ha h,,,1I ir.r
ingS will amount TO A25 600.
At the exercises yesterday prayer was Of
fered by the Reverend William NJ. JONES'
D. D.. and music was rendered by students
OF the Central High School.
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Good News for Women.

The Grandfather announces in to-day's
Republic very remarkable sale. There is
reason for all things. and when the highest
grades and most stylish outer garments for
women are offered for considerably less
than hal&their worth there must be good
and sufficient cause. The Grandfather to-
day announces sale of womens outer
garments the equal of which. they say.
has never been known in ST. Louis retail
ing.
The cause of this sale is a fire at Woler-
stein & Goldsmith's. No. p West Nineteenth
street. New York, that damaged a por-
ton Of the stock The Underwater Salvage
Company sold their entire stock at auction.
and Representatives from the Grandfather
bought heavily. Their advertisement today
relates in detail the most important news
of this sale and tells OF the superb char
acter of the garments. speaks of the ma
terial and of the trimmings. and. better
yet, illustrates exact reproductions of a
number of gowns. costumes. Shirt-wafst
suits etc. The Grandfather expects a ire
mendous crowd of the most eager buyers
that ever came into their establishment at
promptly S o'clock Monday morning, for
they argue the values are irresistible, and
no woman could see the garments and note
the prices and not be tempted to buy.
MRS. LYDIA GERST.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville, Ind. June s.-Mrs Lydia Gerst
died to-day. She SIS years old.
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Miss Clara Brownlee OF Jerseyvilie was a
visitor in East st. Louis last week,
Mrs. william Hanley OF Jerseyville was a
recent visitor in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Stephen Reddish OF Jerseyville en-
tertained Mrs. John Makelden Of Harden.
Ill.
Mrs Sadie STROBE OF Jerseyvilie was a
visitor in ST. Louis last week.
Mines. T. II. Cheney of Girard, H.. and
c. y. Norton of Chicago were the guests of
friends il Jerseyville last week
Mrs. Martha Liter OF Lincoln. H., was a
recent visitor in Jerseyvile.
Mrs. Charles Staten of Jerseyville has
gone to Erie. Pa.
Mrs. Oscar Engel has returned to st.
Louis after visiting with Mrs. Leon Engel
IN JerSeyville
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ALTON,

Mira T. r. Murphy Of Upper Alton has
returned from a visit with Mrs. Timothy
C'loran. in Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Oliver G. STEELE Of Upper Alton is
entertaining Mrs. \. X Van Horn of Jer-
SEVILLE
Miss Bertha Waterman of Upper Alton
is entertaining Miss Grace Allen Of Litch-
field. II.
Miss Della Brazier Of Upper Alton is en-
tertaining Mrs George Herrin of Mount
Vernon. IL.
Mira C. W. Hoffman, of Alton is enter
tanning Miss Marie Die-kes Of St. Louis.
Mrs. E. ~ Clapp of Alton is entertain
ing Mrs. Leigh Wyman OF Cape GiraTdeau.
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Anna Albers, A45 Anderson; girl
BURIAL PERMITS.


BURIAL PERMITS.
measles.
James Callahan. So years. 1e2l Collins: alcohol
Ism.
Louis K. Ra.hsens. 70 years. 1907 South Third:
a. Q: Andersen. year. 1los South Seventh:
{, E. Mailett, IS years, 1899 Belt: n.phrits.
Gladys Green. year. zoos Cass: scarlatina.
F., Fannie Cary, Al years. Centenary Hospital:
Leihia Crow. years. 1873 franklin: whooplnE
Lizzie Clayton. Il years. 1913 Wash: corsump-
ton.
F. ". Ermeyer. So years. 1871 Montgomery;
E. H. Heacker. s years. Ass Andersen; diph-
Mary Black, IS years. sos South Third: asthma.
Mary Rysen. IS years. $50 ouida; peri,oni,.
Ellen Richards. 80 years. SOFIA Henrietta; ty-
Marga.etha Kunkel. 30 years. ISIS North Ninth:
senility.
Bessie Ziesler. years. City Hospital: naras-
mus.
Otto Walker. years. ISIS Wash: typho-malar.a.
Ann A;kiEs. "a years. 1881 Linden; nephr!tis.
Robert Roden. 80 years. City Hospital: con-
John Dalton. 9 years. c2ss Madison: consump-
Iiett wes.er, 50 years. 1880 Swan; uraemia-
Ida NJ Kline. q years. :ss5 chouteau: hem
Wesley johnson. 20 years AS Market: nephrlti.
Jul!ette NJ. Baker. l year. 1io5 Washington;
sarah ". Mackey. IS years. Ills Arlington;
Gladys Mcmahon. years. sls5 Lawton: menin-
F. F; Lammert. years. :3la Eas. Marceau;
Bessie L. Mitchell. year. 10 Targee; innamma-
ton OF brain.
pneumonia,
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ESCAPED IN C0ACHMAN'S SUIT.
James Lowler, Sentenced From st.
Louis, Evades Prison Guards.

REPJBLlC SPEIIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo-. June S.-Convict
James Lowler, sent UP from st. Louis to
serve ten years for ROBBERY. escaped from
the Penitentiary az noon and up to late to-
night had not been captured.
Iowler was a machinist and was doing
some work at the Executive Mansion,
where he secured some clothes from the
negro coachman's room and dressing in
these. he walked away unnoticed. Lowler
is doing his second term from st. Louis
and had three and half more years to
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MoRACK-Eatered Into rest on Saturday June
6. 1873. at Sis o'clock a. m. MARY Morack. be-
loved mother OF Rudolph ard Anthony Morack
and Mary Zepp tnee Morach).
Funeral from the residence OF her son-n-law.
Fred Zepp. No. locsA Rutger street. On Monday
June S at p. m. and at 80 p. at the
First German Presbyterian Church. Tenth and
RutEer streets. Friends OF the family invited
to attend.
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To Close Mt Noon Saturdays.

All public offices in St. Louis will close at
neon on Saturdays. BEGINNING June q. ex-
lice Department and Constables' Offices The
law was passed by the last Legislature.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
RECORD OF BIRTHS,

G. and Mary Hutchinson. s2s Sidney: girl.
G. and Anna Bacher 2NS South Ninth girl.
Shirley and Louise Baker. soi6 Morgan: boy
Mr. and Mrs S. Marian. 1851 Cottage; girl.
Hugh and Mary Elliott, l7D4A Pendleton: s,rl.
T. and Mary Campbell. i2iI South Eighth; girl.
August G. II. and Matilda A. Hartman. 33ls
". and Lillian Wright 2s1s Elliot; EirI.
p. s: and Nellie Rosenbloom 1905 South Jener-
son girl
Frank and Anna Albers. 445 Anderson; girl
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McDERMoTT-on Friday. June s. 1906 at II 20
=. m. Mary Ellen AcDerrnott. beloved daughter
Of John and Kate McDernott, and sister OF
James and Joseph McDerrnot,, aged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence of her brother.
James McDernott, No. 31I2 Clifton place. on
Monday. June s. at p. m. 20 St Teresa $
Church thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends In
yitsd TO attend.
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sCHINDLER-on Saturday June g. 1878. at 4
p. H.. Matilda SCHNEIDER thee Fischer. dearly
beloved mother Of Mrs. Josephine Trunk tnee
Schindier). Frank SCHNEIDER. Helena Herzos tnee
Schindler). Della NickIaus Cnee Schindlerb and
cur dear mother-iU-law and sister. aged Il years.
Funeral Monday. June s. at 80 D. m, from
family residence. No. 1G56 South Broadway.
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JUDGE ]. w. CROSBY.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. H.. June s.-Judse James ". Crosby. g
years old an old soldier. City Judge. and for
several years member Of the Board Of Educa-
ton. died to-day.
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wOIF-Friday. June s. 1908. at II .. m, Sophia
Wolf. beloved mother and grandmother at the
age OF &c years months ard days.
The funeral will take place Monday from resi-
dence. No. ioa2 Nebraska avenue. to the Evan
geiicaI Lutheran Holy Cross Church.
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GERDELMAN--On Friday June 8. 1893. at
O'Clock p m. Katherine GerGeirnaa tnse Bloeser)
beloved mother OF Louis. Amanda. Narienan and
BENJAMIN Gerdelman. after short Illness. at the
age OF a years and 10 months.
Funeral will take place from family residence
No. 2sl4 Stoddard street Sunday. June :. 1909 at
o'clock D N Friends invited to attend.
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LAMMERT-On Saturday. June s. 1906. at a
NJ, Frederick Theodore Lammert. beloved son
of Joseph 3. and Gertrude Iammert (nee HoY-
meier. after a short illness. at the age Of
years and s months.
Funeral will take place on Monday. June S.
a. m. from family residence. No. 23l3 East
Marcus avenue. to 81. Enselbert's Lnurch. thence
10 Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
yited to attend.
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HOW 0XzYN BALM
BEAUTIF|ES COMPLEXIONS
SAMPLE FREE

I. Is very simple. After washing the face with,
soap and water take small piece o. Oxzyn Balm,
and rub Il between the palms a few seconds. Thea
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ELINE-Ente-ed into rest on Friday. June S.
1876 al $50 o'clock a. after a short Illness
Ida VI. Kline, beloved wife OF Milton =. Kline
and our dear mother. aged 3, years.
Funeral will take place Monday. June s. at 9
O'Clock a. m. from the family residence. No. 3s&J
Chouteau avenue. to New PickeTs Cemetery.
Friends invited TO attend.
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voGELBIEN-on Saturday, June g. 1903. at
s:t5 o'clock D. m. Joseph J. Vogelb.en, son OF
Henry J. and Veronica FOgelbien nee Wochner,.
aged 10 months.
Funeral Monday. Juno s. at o'clock D. H.
from No. 1853 Delrnar avenue
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FOR the many expressions Of sympathy, norai
tributes and kndnesses shown US in our recent
affction in the loss by sudden death of our
dear sister. Augusta Kaiser. herewith extend
heartfelt thanks. Mrs. Mary Launan. Mrs.
Enelia Bartchsls. Mrs. Emma Kunz. Mrs. Charles
A. Hartman. Mrs. Orlinda Dunmeyer.
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CHURCHILL-The remains Of Mchssf y.
Churchill to be removed from vault IN Calvary
Cemetery to section L. lot IeH. on sunday. Juns
= a. go .. n.
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Jenc C Hickman.

J27o c. HoiCman,
I. Z. Young.
Allen Mckinnle.
4. r. Kaufman.
Justin Eendrick,
g. ". Skinner.
4. +. Deacon.
Ch1s. u. Avery,
3. H. Payne.
Edna Siddv.
Alice VI. Kelly.
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Iup IL well INTO lIlt thlEl-
Soon a cooling sensation
IL felt and a free per-
spiration breaks out Il
opens up The pores and
cleanses the skin OF all
impurities. II heals all
eruptions. removes pini-
pies, blackheais. wrin-
kles. tan. freckles. sun
burn. blotches. etc, and
makes the skin soft.
smooth and beautiful
Oxzyn Balm. sc. 5oc
and 800 a jar: trial
size loo; at druggists
and department stores,
paid, on receipt OF the
and prescribed by physi-
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TRTPP-On SATURDAY. June 8. 1903, Caroline p.
! Trip. wife Of the late James a. Trip OK Ken
nebunkport. Ne
Funeral from residence Of her daughter. MrA
John p. Harrison. No 5445 Maple avenue Mon
day. Juno S. at o'clock D. 1nteruent pri-
waite.
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S PECIAL TIES
DEATHS.

BIERTSCH-On Saturday June s. 1903. at $50
p m. Clara Biebusch aged IS years. dear sister
Of August Biebusch and Minnie Spiering tnee
B.ebusCnI
Funeral Monday. June 8. at o'clock >. m.
from residence No. III Mississippi avenue. TO
BeIIet0ltane Cemetery
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BISCHoFF-On Wednesday. June 3. 1903, at
L o'clock P. m. Albert r. beloved son OF Eliza.
beth B.schcff thee Shrader) and the late Henry
]. Bischuff. brother OF Mrs Charles Dalton. Mrs.
Agnes Ksrsker and William q. BiscSof, aged -
. LIZ
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Wedding Ringu (Solia Gold).
Finest qualities. s. to so. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust
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or we send II, pOstaEe pdIu. on iecsts U -
price n has been used and prescribed by physi-
clans 70. the past twenty years. and Is aosoints,
" harmless. We will refund the money II IL oueS
not prove entirely satisfactory o,
We shall r.,ail sample Of 0xzyn Ba!rn. oS s,
C.on1pIexion Powder and an OxZyn Beauty BOOK
free on receipt OF 10 cents to pay for postage ana
rackins X this parcr is mentioned
{. SHARUM mfg. CO., 878 Broadway, New YORK.
oxzyn balm. regular sizes. also trial ioe size;
il for sale in st. Louis by these firms Any oI
them will tell you what excellent satisfaction 1t
"WiIIIAN BARR DRY GOODS co.
sCRJGGs. vANDERX0oRT & BARR;NEf:.
RAROrEAJ & co. 100 y. Broadway.
WoLFF-wILSoN DRUG CO.. Sixth and wash
FRICKE-HAHE DRUG CO.
ESDERf.E DRUG Co. Sixth and Chestnut Sta
LELAND MILLER DRUG CO., Sixth and Lo-
Gust SITS.