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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08
NATION, ILL,

! Acy, Raglan OF I;eden. Neb is visiting his sis
/ Miss Florence Carr OF Chicago is visiting her
! Mrs. Agnes Boone has returned to her home in
Bloomington, Ind, aft r visit with relatives
/ Mss ada Noble has been visiting friends in
/ Mr. ana sirs. }. NJ Bresee are visiting r-ia-
! tives In Lincoln
. his parents Doctor and Mrs. ]. NJ Reed.
Miss Mis- T%5 o Elm Fn a Is rsitias in hisaso Chi,
cage s7 are vIsifins; Mrs. F Ii. sc6ai66a' Vi '''
MeyicS 5''t 10 send sTerai Wee[ nave gone 10 Ne"
/ }. Ernest Crop is visiting his parents at
= " Winslow is visiting relatives in St.
Mrs. NJ J. waltz of Indianapolis is visiting
the family OF paul Rider
| Mrs. Will Miner is visiting relatives in In
LYMAN Could Is visiting his daughter Mrs.
Mrs Bessie Giand Of Champaign is visiting
her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Bates.
Tie Fortnightly Club met this week with Mrs.
Mrs, j N. Boles has returned from a visit
J. 4. Montague is visiting in Kingman. Kas;
Miss Maywc Robson is visiting in indianapolis:
George Howell has gone 10 Quincy TO visit his
lanes Kitehin has been visiting friends in
I'd Munson OF St Louis is visiting his brother.
Mr' and Mrs Ed Allen have returned to their
home In Danville. after visiting the family OF
Miss Essie Reeves and daughter. Helen: of
Rock Island are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
II. y Bondi of Galesburg is visiting friends in
Ms Hannah Mchaels has returned to her
home in FOntanet Ind. after visit with rela-
Father Brodrnann has gone to Hot Springs.
Ark. where he Will soiourn couple OF weeks
kansas, after a visit with her son, orner Haugh
Mr' Len Hall Il, went e[.a, to Bethel o. Tuesday to
Robert Chsm has gone to Shelbyyilie. where
victor Gustafson and family have returned
from n visit in Peoria
Miss Mildred Helme- entertained the Happy
Mrs Minnie stelple and Mrs, joseph Bond!
Who haye been y r s fne sc 1y Tf bo Kes
Mrs o. Z. Wilson Miss Wilson and Mrs Dud-
G bl sneRe OF
Arthur Sonmer has returned from month 5
John Woodbridge is visiting in WASHINGTON Ind
William Byers and family have gone TO san
Mrs Judge carter Of Newton is a guest Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Hiram SprigEs
Doctor and Mrs. W. c: Lumpkin visiting
Mrs, John AuthenreIth has returned to her
Mrs : &. Aaer and daushter Marraret have
returned from visit with .slatiyes In Latham.
tertained a company OF friends at cards Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
where she viii make her future home.
Herman r owen of Toledo. O. is visiting his
.Mr. and Mrs. ". b. Foster are home from
Mrs E II. Tremble Is visiting relatives in
Oakland.
MIR aud Mrs. Barrows are visiting relatives In
EffinghaUr.
Gus Eilenstein Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Chas
Morton. in Fairfield.
Richard slower is making trip through Okla
hcTua.
Miss Rose Fray OF Decatur is visiting relatives
In this city.
Mrs C. II. welman returned 10 her home In
Salem after visit with her daughter. Mrs. o.
o. Jones.
Mrs George Gaddis is home from q visit in
DeTna.
Mrs o. Redrnon and sister Mrs Arterburn.
visiting relatives in Westfield III.
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yINCENNES. IND.

Miss Pauline Lyons of Marion is the guest OF
Mrs. Daniel Oestreicher
Mr.. Eli Dinkelspiel of Marion Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Ike Lyons
Mrs. John Schalleske. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nestlehut. has re-
turned to her home In Cincinnati.
Miss Emma Schafer entertained for Mrs
Henry Brocksmith, who will depart Friday for
Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mcclure entertained at
euchre Monday night in honor Of Mr. and Mrs
L c. Langdon of Chicago.
Miss Mamie Lonskey departs to-day for De-
troit, Mich, to visit her brother. Mr.. John
The Pleiades Club gave dance Thursday even
ing for Miss Ella Webster Of St Louis. who is
visiting Mrs. Frank Bloom.
Mss Bessie Pea entertained at finch at the
home of her sister. Mrs q. L. V. Tucker. in
honor OF her guest, Miss Anna Taylor of Noble.
Ill
Mrs. Edward Schumacher entertained her club
Wednesday at progressive euchre.
Mrs. Arabelle McKenney is here from Chicago
and is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Slocomb
Miss Myrtle AzbeD who has been visiting Miss
Byrd Alsop, has returned 10 Sandborn.
Miss Mary Frey has returned from Evansville,
where she has been for some time visiting rela
tives.
Miss Margaret Haughton entertained her girl
friends with a chafing-dish party last evening
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

A pleasant circle of young persons formerly
known as the J. F. F. Club has been reoTgan-
alternate Thursdays at the homes of the menu
bers. The meeting for the reorganization to- k
Edgar street; Miss Edna culbersson VIII be the
includes Misses Edna Culbertsou Lillian Kautz
Florence wahnsiedler. Ireae Knapp. Amelia
rarst Kanzler. Laura LllIicran. Messrs Robert
Fisher Arthur Lyon. Oliver Gleichman, George
pausnian. Edward Fehn. VIII Detroy. Frank Enc
TT T.be wednesday Culture Club me. at the home
=, Hrs Jchn Schank at No 1I24 franklin street
and the following programnic was rendered.
Scott HIS Life and Works" Mrs. George Ney-
.fS. ..Jsnie Deans" Mrs Frank Nav: Prison
Scenes, Hearts of Midlothian Il. M,ss Bessie Mas
The New Century Club enjoyed a pleasant Nom
day afternoon with Mrs D S. Ragon in Upper
I-;ru, street The programme was preceded by
tba usual parliamentary drill 4 history ~ Rel
ri,,rn and Holland was given by Mrs. French.
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MURPHYsRORO. ILL.

Miss Biarch Chaplin OF BloominCton returned
home So turday morning. after visiting the fam
ily Of her aunt. Mrs. z. L Bradley
Mrs. Albert Kuehe went to st. Louis Satur-
day morning. where she met her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. Davis who on their way horne
from n visit In Ironton No.
Miss Edith Smith departed Friday for Roche--
ter. Ind: where she will live with her father G.;
w Smith.
Miss Olive Prickett Of Carbondale. 9ho snen.
Sunday with Miss Elsie Smith returned 10 tbat
CITY Monday morning with Miss Smith.
A crowd Of the younger society set were on
tertained by Ebert Coad ut the home of his
mother Mrs. Alice Coad. No. 1909 Pine ytr,.s,
Friday night. Guests present were: Florence
Pellet. Marian Howell. Mary Nelson Sarah Ia
Wis. Fannie Lewis, Lulu Wells and Ruth Johns:
Masters Erett Cummings Roland Platter Earl
Hammerschmidt. Oscar Piper. Fred Smith and
Will Wheeler.
Mrs T. T. Client and daughter Reulah. sr1
son Harry. of Duohoin: spent Sunday here with
friends.
Mise Gertrude Skinner Of Duauon is IN This
city, the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. A. w Skinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris went 10 Snar
Monday afternoon for q visit with relatives The
will visit In Marion before returning
Several members from Miriam and Esther Re
becca LODGES me. with friends at the home at
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Penny on walnut street and
went to the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph PAR
er. No 19t south Seventeenth street 20 slI-nrire
that worthy coupe. The affair was a pleasant
success Present were: Mersrs and Mr,es. Wi.
liam Irwin. Thomas Nelns J. X Ed-noaI
George Clements. Frank Ch,iders, Dan viii Van
Crowell: Mines Harriet Parker Lillian Reeder
Sophia Peaslcy. Sarah Golliher Arra Homes T.
W PanSoN W. Huhsaker f.ottfe Per-v firisfe
Nelson; NtsseS Hat.ls Tucker. Dora EreansI.1an
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JERSEYyILLE, Ill.

Mrs. j G. Klene Of JerseyvilIe entertained
Miss Jennie Beardslee of ST. Louis last week
Mrs c. V. PerriHe OF Jerseyvilie IL entertaIninp
Mrs. W. A Cockrell of ST. Louis and Mrs AIberf
Edwards Of Springfield III.
Mrs. Paul Nitschke Of Jerseyville has returned
from Whitehall Ill.,
Mrs c. r. Coleman of Medora, ILL.,. was n
visitor in ,Terseyville last week
Miss Edith Brute of Carrollton. Ill voe I,
visitor in Jerseyviile last week.
Miss Bessie Florida has returned from St
Louis.
Miss Julia Bare of Jerseyvile was visitor in
81. Louis last week.
Miss Dora Patton OF Jerseyville was III. s,,es.
OF friends at Dow, H.. last week.
Mrs. ]. l.. QuiTk of Jerseyville is visitor in
East St. Louis.
Miss Ress Cockreil Of Ierseyville is enterta,n
ing Miss Edith Rumrll Of CarroiIton nj
Miss Theo. Dodson of Jerseyyille has returned
from s.. Louis
Mrs. II. A. Newberry OF Jerseyviile has re-
turned from Granite City.
Miss Helen Porter of Jerseyville was visitor
in st. Louis last week.
Mrs. John Powell Of Fidelity. ILL.,. was a visitor
in JersevvilIe last week.
Mrs Ritter OF Jerssyvilie Is entertaining Mrs
T. D. Raines of St.Louis.
Mrs G. Metcalf has returned to Greene Id
Ill. after visiting with Mrs. W. C. Burnett II,
Mrs J. T Reintges OF Jerseysille wa.
visitor in st Louis last week
Mrs Joshua Pike of Jerseyyile was a visitor
IN St. Louis last week,
SEVILLE
Mrs Luella Scott has returned to Chicago after
visiting with friends In Jerseyvilie.
Miss Maud Updike OF Jerseyville is visitor In
St. Louis
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CARLINyILLE, ILL.

Miss Fay buckles OF Chesterfield is visiting
Judge and Mrs. T. L. Loomis.
MS W. r. Graham is visiting her parents
Mrs.. ]. H. McCaughan Of st. Louis has been
VISITING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. W Nc
Doctor William Meeks and family have moved
to Springfield. No.
Mrs. E. A. Black OF Petersburg is the CUES,
OF Doctor and Mrs. Z. A. Bleuer
Mrs. Charles Robertson and Mrs r. B. Shir-
icy entertained at progressive euchre Saturday
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society Of thu
by Mrs. J. T. Mcsslck
Mrs. William Reed returned Wednesday from
an extended visit with relatives in New Orleans
Mrs. A VI. Boring entertained the Ladies'
Euchre Club Friday afternoon
= !; Hcbit Is visiting relatives in Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure are visiting rela-
uyes in Springfield and Beardstown.
The Carlinvie Woman's Club met Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. ]. 3. Liston and Miss Sue Dick
which the following officers were elected: PresI-
c. a. Walker; secretary, Mrs. p. T Wiikerson:
treasurer, Mrs. Clara Keplinger; chairman of
J; NJ Barcus; current events. NUS. Thomas Rim
aker literature. Mrs. H. NJ. Kimball.
Miss Ruth Keplinger Is visiting Miss Olive
Thomas In Edwardsville.
Mrs. Charles DENLY is visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. F.. Weeks in Alton.
Isaac Morse of Amelia. Neb.. has been visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mrs. Ellen Mcclure is visiting her son. Milton
Mcclure. and wife. In Beardstown.
Ms. ". l.. Mounts entertained the Domestic
Science Club Friday afternoon
Miss Fay Tanning entertained the A G. Club
Miss Lell Hopkins of Kansas City. who has
to Chicago to visit relatives
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METROPOLIS, ILL.

The Reverend c. E BOYD and family departed
for BrownstCvn. H. After visiting there for a
short tlue they go to Iowa, where Mr. Boyd has
accepted the pastorate Of church.
Nj and Mrs. Ike Mizell entertaining Dali
las Beckman Of Hampton. Ky
Miss Jessie Choat returned Monday afternoon
from East ST. Louis. where she had been visit
ing relatives
W. r. Davis went to McLeansboro. Ill. Monday
for short visit.
Miss Nellie Simmons OF Wartrace, ILL.,, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
George Mathews visited IN Evansville Ind.
the last week
Mrs Annie Crotch returned Monday from a
visit in Westport Int
Miss Lena Meyers IS visiting the Misses Peter
in Pa'lucah. ky
A. Mathews 81 Atilla. III. is visiting his grand
father J. y. Mathews
ia Thompson % raducah visited his brother
O l.. Thurapson OF this city, this week.
Mines. G. 7. Treat. J. @ A. Conner. l.. G.. Sim
mons. ]. 4. Helm and Miss Cora Quante went to
NIarHa. H.. To attend meeting OF the Eastern
star.
The Reverend Mr.. Knowles has been in Du-
qunn the uast week. assisting In revival meet
ing.
Mrs Ge.,rEe Racket went to Cairo Thursday 20
visit her husband.
James H. Morris departed Thursday for Mound
CITY. Cairo and other points down the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter Of Paducah the
guests Of the latter's mother. Mrs Thomas Kill.
Mrs. Il. =. Starkes and grandson, Carl de-
parted for Cleveland. o.. whore the, latter goes
TO reside with his parents and the former for
visit
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Ill. after visiting with Mrs ]. C. Marston in
Jerseyyille
Mrs. Z. ]. Lemen has returned to Manchester.
Ill. after visiting with friends in Jerseyville.
Miss Bessie Van Horne OF Jerseyvflle was the
guest OF friends in Alton last week.
Mrs. Stella E. belong Of Jerseyville was visit
or In Grafton. Ill. last week.
Mrs. A. W. Gross Of Jerseyville has gone to
81. Louis to visit with her daughter. Mrs Edgar
NJ Davis. at Hotel Beers
Mrs. Nancy Coiean ard daughter: Miss Olive
Cal. for extended stay.
Miss Lizzie Wh!tlow Of Jerseyville is enter
tanning Miss s. Z. Thompson OF Fosterburg. III.
Mrs; ]: l. McG-ady Of Jerseyville has gone to
Wilmington, ILL.,
Mr. and Mrs. w D. Chapman OF Manchester
Ill. were visitors In Jerseyville last week.
The Misses Blanche and Edna Corns Of Jersey
vile have gone to Charleston. W. Va
Mrs. 7. B. Raines has returned to st. Louis,
after visiting her sister. Mrs. Ritter. in jersey
Mrs. ". Lewis of Jerseyviile is entertaining
Mrs. n. T. Kirby and daughter, Miss Gussie Kir-
by. Of Jacksonville H.
Miss Edna Heller of Jerseyville entertained
the Browning Club on Monday evening.
d Mrs Alexander C. Robh OF Jerseyyiile was a
visitor In 81. Louis last week.
Miss EDITH Stelle of Jerseyville has gone to
White Hall. H.
Mis- Fannie West of Jerseyville has gone to
Carrolton. III.
Miss Maggie Maloney of Jerseyyille was a re-
cent visitor in St. Louis.
Mrs Edward Cross Of Oak Lawn gave a lunch
con on Saturday Of last week in honor of her sis
ter. Mrs Charles Keith. OF Denver.
Mrs. Lizzie Reeves OF JerseyvilIe is entertain
Ing Mrs Patia Kelley Of Kane. Ill,
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COLLINSXILLE, ILL.

Miss Frances Harlow of Jacksonville, III Is
spending the week with her cousin. Miss Flor
ence Look
Mrs. 4 ". Powell has departed for California
where she will spend several months with rela-
tiVss.
Judge burroughs and his daughter. Miss Nora
visited relatives in ColiinsvilIe Tuesday
The C0Hnsville 1894 Euchre Club was enter
ta!ned Thursday night at the Commercial Hotel
by MesSTs. Jeffries and Asbaugh-
Misses Frances Harlow and Florence Look and
Doctor J. II. Kraft attended a theater party
Friday night given in honor of Miss Harlow
Juie Hencke. formerly of this city, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Behold was an Edwardsville visit
or Tuesday.
A large number of young folks gave a surpri g.
party to Miss Leila Peers al her home "Wednesday
evening.
EN-SheTif Hctz and Mr.. Yaeger OF Edwards-
vile Were in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, A. f. Herzberg were in St.
Louis sunday. visiting relatives.
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Send no money-we only ask your nanne-saA
we viii send you prepaid pair Of Magic Foo{
Drafts. II you are satisfied with the relief they
give you. then send US One Dollar. If not don't
send us cent. We know there's comfort and
happiness in every pair. and want you to-
have them: that's why We are willing TO take-
our nay after the ~ 'pne. .7l-frf-
The drafts worn on the solea CT he fess
but they cure rheumatism in every part Of the !.
body by drawing out and absorbing the poison -
from the system besides greatly benefting the
general health. Try them-FREE. Write to-daY =
70 Magic Foot Draft Co., Z Oliver BuiI1inS
jackson. Mich.
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RHEUMATISM
Cured
Without Medicine.
5000 Persons Permanently Cured by
Magic Foot Drafts Last Year.
They Will Cure You.
Trial Pair FREE on Approval to
Anybody. Try Them.

The Drafts cured Mrs. W. d. Harri-.
man. wife of Judge Hartman of Ann
Arbor, Mich. 30
They cured Carl c. Pope. L. s. Com.
missioner at Black River Falls. Wis, Of
Rheumatic Govt.
They cured severe rheumatism of the
arms. neck and back for T. c. Pendle-
ton. Jackson. Mich.
Mrs. Casper Yahrsdorfer. Jackson,
Mich, 20 years old, was cured in few
weeks. after suffering for 30 years.
The Drafts cured James Gilbert, Loco
motive Dept, Mich. Cent r. r.. Jack
son. Mich. after q years of pain.
They cured DIR. Van Week. jackson.
Mich. and he is now using them in his
practice.
Letters from these persons and many
others are reproduced in our new book
let on rheumatisn-also sent free with
the trial pair of Drafts. q
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All OF Nine. fale's other Preparations
at equally low prices.
WOLFF WILSON 22BB 'u!s
5. E. Cor. 9Th and Washington Ave.


days this week " -'4''e- ioF q Few
MISS Laura Mathews entertained Monday avon
5Hs IN nolor or Mrs Mary Hukil and Mrs Nsna
peailnH. whose birthday occurred on thar 1isv
Anlons those present were: Mr.. and Mrs = /,
SGLesup NJ. and Mrs. J: D. Bowling Mr. and
NJ, p N emerson, Miss Susan Gorder Miss
LSte Iolo MIS-. Fannie Mathews Mrs T. "a
S 81 Miss Elizabeth spaulding and Mrs s
MIS- Moore and Mrs. St Clair entertained
iriends In the Christian College parors Tties5a !,
evening. with a German '-L1edere bend T'jss
music programme of the evening was rendered
oy MISS Tara Heuer and Miss CAROLYN Kerr
WINE Doctor Almstedts explanations and read.
ing OF the German text were very Interesting
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

Wallerstein. The gentleman's club prize was
won by Major N. Bloom.
Mrt. Clara Burnett Is visiting her sister, Mr.,
James Cooper. at Hopkinsvlie. Ky.
Miss May owen has returned from a visit In
Murray. Ky.
Mrs.. ". a Bishop has returned from visit
in Nashville Tenn.
Miss Adine Morton is visiting in ST. Louis.
Doctor and Mrs. W. F. Almy have returned
from New orleans.
An. Alfred Nelson and children visiting
in RnwlinR Green.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

Bertha Campbell. Cora Stewart Maud Ferri
Jennie Cassidy. Stella johnson. Hattie Johnson:
Porter.
Mrs. Gilbsr. Wainwright Of Waukeran H. Is
visiting her father. Il. 5. Smith
airs Frank kinileInan returned to her home
IA &C den Wednesday after few days visit
with the family of. l. Rindleman
Mrs. y. II. Phillips spent Tuesda,, in Carbon
dale with her dausater-in-law. Mrs Morris Phil
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~ wrote Ia Dr..
Pierce for his
advice"

The lady, from whose letter We quote.
got what she wrote for, and is q well
woman to-day as result of following
DR.. Pierce's advice and using Dr.. Pierce's
Favcrite Prescription, the medicine
which makes weak women strong and
sick women we'll. cFavorite Prescrip-
tor establishes regularity, dries weak
ening drains, heals Inflammation and
ulc.i alton and cures female weakness.
Sick women, especially those suffering
from diseases Of long standing. are in
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

minstrel show at Parks Theater Thursday even
iuE. Mess-s. c. Buell.. A. \. Wehrnan. +. F.
Campbell. b. ;. Carrick. J. =. Lynott. Jr., and >.
lInncN MS ufss.nt.
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YALE BEAUTY PRICES.

Nine Yale's skin Food removes wrinkles e. IN
an5 IS. two sizes. Our cut prices, Y1s and
"ine; haie-s Semnlexiln cTesm makes rough
cents. NHi S1N price, -
Nine Ysle's Hair Tonic restores health md ,..
uraL color 10 hair. 81 per bottle Our cut
Aane. faes Complexion Bleach clears the ram
pie&ion OF aii blemishes. s. per bottle 9n-
Nine. fale's Hand whitener n,ares ,,-, 49,,
SOFT white and pretty. 81 per bottle 1,,s
az 1sie special Lotion. No. I. cures p'rnple,
nrice ot1a a. 81 per hottie. our cut
discs Special Ointment. No ?. cure. skin
cents. -- cub price. 30
ANe MA; dle Eust Food develops the bust, makes
Heyh pump, $50 and 81. two sizes on,
CUT prices s2.2S and 81 Isl OH'
~"e; aaie Corn Cure cures permanently sof,
S S' marc corns and call6usss takes so-e
n,,s oul q corns in MALT hour p cenrs.
SD ai'seo 10 cure. Our cut price Is cents
Aan'e' IaIes ETuitcura. tonic for curing wono-
81 eoHlpialnts. restoring tone and vital
ME- 10 me system. 81 per bottle our cut
All of Mr,a
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IheMaSkOf
UglineSs

Nine. Yale says the outward semblance
is but mask; il covers the most sub
lime beauty that the human mind can
crave
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Nine. Yale's
Remedies

Mime. Yale's remedies are the greatest
bequest that science could possibly be-
stow upon the human race. Their
scientific action has awakened in the
human heart the keynote of civiliza-
ton. Beauty is The inspiration OF
genius. the incentive of love.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-06
AGAINST B0NDSMEN
Deputy County Attorney Asks for
Judgments Against siEners
of Bonds.

Abner Travis, colored ianitor at the court
house, shouldered a double burden of trouble
yesterday, as Deputy County Attorney Dunn
has started suit against him not only for the
amount Of the $500 bond he furnished for
J. ]. Dolan, after the recent robbery Of the
Robert Smith grocery store, but also for
the amount Of the 500 bond Of Minnie will
liams, who decamped In June, 1901, but on
whose bond no suit might ever have been
started had not Travis signed the Dolan
bond and thus narrowed up the old affair.
The colored man has several lots at Six
teenth and Fort streets, somewhat encum-
bered, and is said to have been acting as
surety in minor criminal cases for a con-
sideration.
With the petitions for judgments against
Travis, Deputy Dunn fled petitions for sim
liar judgments against Garnet O. Porter and
his bondsman, Fred M. Hans, and against
Joseph w. Sipe and his bondsman, D. r.
Berlin. One petition relates that on De-
cember II, 1901, a special grand Jury re-
turned an Indictment against Porter for as
sault with intent to do great bodily injury;
that Hans entered into Porter's reeogni-
zance in the sum of $500; that the case was
continued until the February term and that
when it was Their called Hans failed to pro-
duce Porter. and the security was therefore
forfeited. Two other indictments for crimi-
nal libel had the same sequence, so that
there is due 5000 on the three. in addition
to the forfeiture OF a county court appeal
bond in the sum Of $500, declared forfeited
April 80. 1902.
In the Sipe case the original charge was
larceny as bailee and the amount involved
in the bond is $500. sipe was to have APP
peared before Judge Baxter, then on the
county bench. January 16. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-06
SEAT B'NAI BIRTH OFFICERS
Nebraska and william Mckinley
Lodges Have Joint Installation
at Continental Hail..

Nebraska lodge and William Mckinley
lodge. B'nai Birth. held joint installation
at Continental hall Sunday afternoon. The
new officers for Nebraska lodge are Simeon
Bloom, president; s. Friedman, vice presi-
dent; L. Harris. financial secretary; E..
Gottheimer. recording secretary; c. Bran
deis. treasurer; Simeon Bloom and 1. Zieg-
Ter, delegates to the spring convention Of
the lodges OF the midwest. to be held in
Omaha. For William Mckinley lodge,
Martin Sugarman. PRESIDENT Charles Lo-
CASA. vice president; NJ. Horn. financial
secretary; L. Motz, recording secretary;
Charles Nathan. treasurer; Martin Sugar
man and NJ. Gliekman. delegates TO the
convention. Plans for the convention were
discussed also at the Sunday meeting.