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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
HANNIBAL. MO.

willing in The city. departed tuesday for their
/, Mrs. T. L Lawrence is visiting in Fort Madi-
Mrs Judge sharp Of Carthage. Ill. is the
guest OF her son, 5. E. Worre!E
are visiting relatives in the city.
Ar. and Mrs. G. a Mahan are visiting In St
Miss Olive Buchanan is visiting in New Lon
The members Of III. LabinnEh Cub gave an
informal dance at their hall Friday evening The
kin Of Mlnaeapoiis' Miss slccum Of vermont.
Miss Mason OF Arkansas. Miss Turner Of Quincy.
in sheibina. after q vtsit TO Mrs: DE Breed
visit 10 Mr.. Thomas BouiWsze in Monroe city.
Mr. W 7 Jaekson is visiting IN s.. Louis
Misses Ethel and Jessie wiekershsm have re-
Mrs. w G Pack Of Io6eriy is the guest Of
Mr.. and Nrs, J.. 7. Watson Of New London
are guests o. Mrs. Watson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. schumann and children Of Springfield.
H. are guests OF Mrs. John Loire
h,ys returned frS Tnv a visit IL kTT,ns'Oa; No;
Green Of 81 Louis. who is the guest Of Ms
Mr. . R BlaekwOOd has returned rom a visit
MS: 6. n Morris Of Louisiana No. visited
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hayden have returned
Ms. =. \. Jones is visiting in s! Louis.
Mrk- Ia g. Hel1FEn mas returned from q WISH
Miss Bette Bennett Of New Franklin Is visit
inr her cousin. Miss Leila Bennett
lis. who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Herring, departed THURSDAY fog Chicago.
Mrs RF. Snithers and da1xhter, Miss Mar
Ender Snithers and family
Mrs, l. g Hendren has returned from . visit
Miss Bette Bennett Of New Franklin is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Leila Bennett.
who have been whiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Her
ring. departed THURSDAY for Chicago.
NJ and MIS- I. b. Morris spent THURSDAY IN
Palmyra. the guests Of their daughter. Mrs. VIII
Mr.. S. r. Carter entertained about nfty rue-ss
ter. Mrs. Ellen z. STACY. Of Dallas. Tea. The
plies were won by Mrs.. VIII Jones and Mrs.
Miss Annie Metcalf. who ha1 been the guest Of
home in PALMYRA Thursday.
family OF her brother. Jonothan Smith, returned
to her home in Hamilton Ill. Friday.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Smith have returned from
Mr. snd Ms. Frank Walters have returned from
Miss Lulu Kidd is visiting In St. Louis.
Ar and Mrs. Fred Nseper have returned from
Mrs.. 2 A. Beaver. after s visit with Ms.
Philip Tucker. has returned to her home in
Ar. and Mrs. J. J. ouikshank have returned
Mrs. W .. Averin is visiting IN St. Louia
MTs- Walter storTs has returned from q visit
Ms Z i. Tut ha. returned from a ,isi, in
Mr. TX s.anons Of sIsx. No, is the guest
sN1s 5os.S6 Lem has returned from = vi.i,
Nh. Is n. owenby OF salisbury. No. is the
Ms. J. II. Csrnes q Springfield. u. his re-
turned home after a visit with Mira VIII Ander-
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ST. JOSEPH, MO.

MIA, FFEs His9 Sef Tf2l essgas ave a S9neert last las,
Roofs, eongnatish Of 6psratic gems were ar
ranEed IN the form o. N opera and entitled
q the leading operas and vas so blended with
tse Situations as 70 be f<irihtal aad Ilsaslng
we're The guests % honor Wednesday evening
SeEe laId toT siessrs- and 8mss Br9kaw. Futz
Nsye l. J. ,Igous; Bzatus, weakley. r. A
Mrs Vincent Glpia and Mrs. George Hax
gave a subscription dance AZ Columbia Hall
The ASona club CAV. a dance a; the Colum-
Nj, and Mrs. William =. stnnEfeuow gave
Doctor and Mis-. {. II wallace are at Excelsior
MPs E F B, Kf HIM. s s ssa r.. IN L La r gsg M2i
sa;erts!nSa The Sseir sHd oEEan sqild q The
No iSS Ole street. Friday afternoon
Miss HatheEne Barnes spent part Of the week
Ms. James g Davis has returned from a visit
Guy Hammeit has returned from a short visit
miss Helen Williams Of Seneca. KaI.. is visit
Nrs- Baker g Evanston win be the
Mrs 5 b ssnHsi; Tno vas a guest "a, a; the
weeks. has returned 10 her home in Fort Col
Mrs. James 2 Mahaney AMI baby. Arlington.
leave tO-norroN fer 4 visit in 81 Louis and
NJ ana Mrs I { Burns AID Mrs. 2aivin
Burnes, spent part % the week In St Louis.
guest at Ihs home q Mrs = J. MaTney
Mrs John Msadows q L4aeoin. Neb.. Is the
Mrs. Gc0rgs McCiue Of suit Lake City Is the
Ma. ] 7. johnson IS home from a season at
h SuSss. All Yrs. willard P. Hall of Kansas
CITY. arrived to-day for a short visit with
Mr, ard Mrs.. James y. Burne-. Jr. who have
speEt the winter In California. are expected
Mr.. ard Mrs. ". :. Norman and Miss Norman
who have been IN California for several moatns'
N--. calvin Barnes will soon have for her
guest Ms. smsdiy smith Of salt Lake City.
Mrs. Marx Raw entertained a party OF lsdiss
Friday. with luncheon and bridge whist In honor
Mr., MsrssTet Ions Of Brookneid. No. l. Wis
Ms SsIiie Downs. who visited friends here
Me-. o. b TooIe Of Quincy. Ill. is the guest
MIR Herman Garlshs arrived from the East
on ThSrsdsy for a sho.t VISIT Min fE.snd. Mr.
Louis HaE Is sp~endinE-a fortnight at Hot
MIS- Matte Fer-usoa and Miss Alice Fereu-
son returned 70 chicago to-day after q visit with
Mrs. Walter sarinev OF Milwaukee. Wis. t.
the guest OF Miss NcCord.
Doctor and Mr. J ~ DunsnOre have re-
Mrs George Rses and Mrs. Harry Riley enter
tatnet the Married Womer's E1ohre Club
Mis- GEass Granger and J.. w. Mccoy were
married Wednesday evening at the home OF the
brides aSnt. Ms H y Russell GO south
Miss Josephine Smith OF shelbyyile. XIV. has
returned 20 her home after - visit with Miss
Siiss xdeIia Denton Is home from Springfield.
No. who're she attended = Convention OF draw
NJ sad Mrs. Huston wyeth are home from a
NJ p : Brfttsis ana son Iaufs hay. re-
turned from a visit with friends In Kansas City
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KIRKsyILLE, MO.

A reception was given Friday night TO thu
Reverend W. l. Darby and bride. at he home OF
Doctor ". ID. Dcison-
Mss Cara BasEav has returned 10 her home
in Centervtlie. Ia
Doctor Davis and wife OF Battle Creek. Mich.
visited the Reverend J A Davis and Mrs Hay
ward. during the week
Miss Nellie Pier~ol OF MOul;On. Ia. visited IN
the city this week
Mr. ana Mrs. Ben F. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs II.
=. MILAN. are spending the week IN St Louis
Doctor Clarence Kerr Of Cleveland. o. spent
the FIRST Of the week here visiting friends.
Mas kath--yn Harrington j. spending the
week In Kansas City visiting friends
Mines Charles SCu and Charles Harrington
returned from Columbia. Tuesday syen.ng
Miss Merry Lewis Of Cedar Rapids. Ia. Is
visiting he- sister. Mrs. Phipps-
Miss Loda NJ. Miller OF La Plata visited her
sister. Miss Lem Miller.
Mrs B. r. Norris and two children. OF Lit
tie Rock Ark. are visiting the family OF C. A.
Phipps-
have gone TO Chicago.
Mrs. II. Marks IS IN Kansas City. visiting
her husband
J. r Gordon OF Ia Plata and Miss Leoia
Painter. were married at the brides home last
evening By the Reverend ". c. Lihmpleton-
W. H Richardson and Miss Grace Hill. both
OF Cleveland. O. were married At the temporary
home Of the brides mother, In this city. last
M1nIRy. By the Reverend Mr.. Preston. rector
OF Trinity EpiscCpal Church
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CHILIICoTHE, NO.

Mrs. r \ pieksy Of St Louis arrived -
Mis- !. u Msnsheid Of Chicago left tor born.
WednessaT niSat: ate, = e Gsss Es' "''
Mrs.. Fred Fitzpair.ck OF ST. Luis arrived tnis
week to visit Mrs. Thomas MeNaly,
Ms. Hea msFI Ess q kahlaS city. 1ogeihsT Win a
number . otner DsS@in.S; NIB Tonsn 1 % rd m
ysation here THURSDAY wh.ei rs 81 hs hs az
ooTnnsnied ~ Miss Lena Blake. are WISHING ~.
Mlss Rutls Dawson Of sheIbIna IS vis''tns
Mrs. XII Hughes Of Kansas CITY IS the guest
Mrs' Il. L Gray /, home from a visit to
Nh. unnphalbaugh r-ss heztes. OF the Laaier
Az Society at 2 luncheon Satgrday- .,,s, v-
Andrew LSeper this week
Mrs. Kir;ley left Thurstay to visit Kansas CITY
Mrs. n. ], SHETLAND left "wednesday night FOR
St Louis TO visit several days .-
sister. Mrs. Ms.on Lite
Ms. Herbert Kentner Of EtsnbeIry is TIE CUES.
Mr.. {. H Moss and children are visiting
Mrs. W H ssppi. entertained the Fancy
Work club thursday Afternoon.
MIS- Be;s Russsi Of breckenridge Is the guest
Mr. Assert E. Adams Il, visiting a, carrSIiton;
Hart OF BreckinridSe and RsthburH o; Bray
Ms. Men Mevsy gave 4 large evening parry
Friday. compimentary % her susSS Vi
who are the recipients az considerable social a.
tentIon.
COMPLIMENTARY 10 visiting young women.
Mss BPbe sheets was hostess Thursday even
Ing OF a pretty affair at her North Lccust street
home. cOTnpNncrtsry to her guest Miss smith
OF St Louis
card p1rtv Friday. complimentary 70 ner guest;
Ms Fred Ftzpatrick OF 81 Louis, BeautflI
prizes elegant noraI decorations sad The prs,
ence Of many visiting young wouen coatr1uutea
20 the pleasurr os tho occasion.
Mr.. I. p Tracy gave an evening reception
Thursday for local and visiting club women
A dancing party was given wednesday Hight
at Elks' Hall. complimentary u visiting cub
Mr. John MlbanE gave the a-st OF two card
PARTIES on wednesday evening. Ger guest list
Including q large number Of nut-ot-tqun visitors
Professor and Mrs D. s Robbins Of Stan5uTry
are the guests Of Professor and MS Alsh-
Ms. ". n. Mansur entertained Mns. P. y
wftten and ]. A. Asher Of Trenton this wee
Mrs. Frank Leaver was hostess Of n Luncheon
wRdrersay noon. complimentary 10 Mr. Mary
Tootie James. . prominent 8. Joseph club WON
Ieaver. Mrs. James. Miss Leaver. Miss Hell
Miss Eva Dorsey OF Brayner visited friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Minor Of Kansas City were
the guests several Gays this week Of Doctor and
Mrs ]. G. Minor
Mr.. ANDREW Leeper rsve a 6 o'clock dinner
marty THURSDAY. complimentary 70 her gueft-
Mrs Norris Of 81. Jossrt.
Mrs J. &. Minor entertained Mrs Henry "
Ess OF Kansas Cty this week
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PADUCAH. KY.

Mr. and sIrs. Jacob wsIiersteur entertained the
whist club .1ueSiar aveniug-
The Deiphic Club was entertained Tuesday
morning by Mrs j. g Elournoy.
The Chess Checker and Whist Club entertained
their friends with a smoker Wednesday night
The Industrial Caub was entertained Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs George katter1ohn-
The CHORAL Society met Monday night at the
FIRST Christian Churrh-
The Charity Club entertained Friday afternoon
with a japanese tea at the home OF Mrs Martha
Leech-
IRE wedding OF Miss Maude. Green and Frank
Seuter took place sunday evening at 3 o'clock
at the residence Of the Sroom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Sentera. TIE ceremony was
performed b. the Reverend J. w. Iron. pastor
cf the Trimble Street Methodist Charch-
IN. Euchre Club was entertained BY Mrs
s Hecht Monday Afternoon At the residence Of
Nr<- sam Fels. sister Of Mrs Hecht-
The sans SoUci Gmb was entertained Thursday
by Ms Azrgery crumbaugh and Mss Lulu
Reed with n ro1ld trip to Cairo. III. on the
sffEEcr Dick Fowler. There was a finch gane
on The boat and prizes were Ktven.
Mrs. H. G. Johnston entertained the Macca-
bees Tuesday afternoon Red roses. TIRE emblem
Of the order. we're givel avav Is. soayeaiTs.
Mrs. Luke Russell will entertain with a card
party next WEDNESDAY afteIncan IN honor q her
sister. Miss Catherine Baird. % Nashville. Tenn
and Mrs, Carl Seholx % Little Rock. the guest
he Misses Bsyer entertained a umbe Of
friends Wednesday night In honor OF Miss schass
Of Cairo. III
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LOUISIANA. NO.

John Atweil OF Cinnsoths. visited his aunt.
Doctor Joha ). McEsWee OF Chain OF Rocks
visited relatives ard fn.nSs
slfv aad fsmiv al RrEiiag GrSen.
sam Michael Of JeRerSon City WAS the guest
Frank McCaIiirter u Detroit. Mleh-. visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo35 NeCaIIsts5-
Tsyier -P Flis1 arpsTted Thursday for a short
Wniiam n IsWi. q; Jopfn visited nj, cousin.
"a BesSca or Denver. Colo. 81 visiting his IA
Their. Professor r. 3. Bsesog and sisters
Iglaee Closer OF s7rinsaeid. No visited reia-
Doctor leslie smith Of L,iie ROCK. Ark. visit
Doctor Henderson, and Professor !. d. Ner-
Ts,sSr ere yisitirs a. 1.I.,iv,. =, Fl D,,
E L. MeBrid, visited hts daughter. Miss HI
Rafry PoueSer Of Bloomington visited relatives
me cotmss CInb was entertained Friday even
ing by glsses MnrE.e Guy GnS MARY Kelley
he ATTENDED Cornsn Gnrersty.
married Al 4 qriet wedding hy Judge Armstrong
Il CT hOmp-o visited relatives at Pitts
Mr. Il. W Ptt1er yIsi:ea :, clarksvile and
Ms snnaie Fanner OF eslshan1 city Is visit
inE hex sister NJ. J. Jt -s..s
&C a BissEman T. visiting relatives a; Blue
Sirs. J. Il. Psler and Miss Jsssie smi,h Wis
MS Rss,ie GUY Of PAinsaiIis visited relatives
Miss Aanie Murray Is visiting her sister. Mrs..
Pattie Reeds. In St Louis
Ms F7nk Prt;nr - P1i1ssvlie ts visiting
her taurhter. Nrr. w. l. TIlsley-
Mrs., Il c Weiinan o: Quincy. III, Is visiting
Ms Blanche Thomp-e7 Of St Louis Is the
eusHt Of M1s@ Saidie Kasconceucs.
Miss Margaret Prihe Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Nr IL Wo-5 is VISITING her parents. Mr..
ard Mrs. y Yates NJ Richmond. No.
MIse C1rf-sSe Courlrr = home from n visit
With Dar.oT FIarferz and family IN st IousS
Miss Ls1ic Se1st and baby % New ErA-klin are
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Miss Jennie Dessert was the guest OF Beyisr
friends sunday.
Mrs. philip Gansz and niece. Mss Jessie Col
lett. returned M1nfAy from n shOrt visit with
relatives IN Ia Plata
Ne and M<. Richard Carter OF Palmyra visited
their daughter. Mr. Charles E Sears. the first
OF the week
the commencement exercises In Atlanta wednes-
day
guest OF Mrs Herbert White. returned TO her
horne In Kirksgile Monday.-
Mrs Doctor Bayiiss returned 70 Fulton. No
Trfsdav. afier n few days visit here with hcr
uarea.s. Nr. ans Mrs. Sorfinxhan.
Mrs. v. 2 NcCuEy and daughter. Miss Neima.
are in - Louis this Week- whiting friends.
MIS- Nah-l Jones % Excelin var here Nor fav
and Tueseay. visiting her cousin. Miss jose
phine Eeifner-
ny-s sre the guests Of Doctor aud Mrs.. A r..
Miller this wrsk- They VIII return home Tues
Mr.. John r. Lyel and sister. MIS- Dora HoI-
man. returned TO their bones IN Sheihina this
S-eek. affer a brief visit WITH th~ir o-r~1tS h--s-
G. p. Hefter az Chicago arrived IN Macon sat
urday for . few days visit Wffh his grandson.
q. r. voOn. who Is attending tbs Biees NIL
MIS- Lille s;anm Of Buekiin vas here the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
VINCENNEs.

Yineennes. Ind. April 24-MTs Lee 3 Pnrssil
arrived home from Cincinnati last Tuesday. she
las been spending several months with friends
In the East
Miss Annie Rocker entertained the Hello
girls Monday sNenIag with an Easter eEg party
Mr. Jacob shaw and sun, Clin RI. are visis-
Ing Mr. and Mrs Thomas Robertson.
Miss Ella Jcscph entertained with a dance IN
honor OF Miss Hattie Lowenhanpt q Mount Yer
non. and Miss Pauline Lyons or Marion.
&rs. Anna Klein Of Peoria Il the guest % her
cousin. Mrs. Bertha Kreeke.
Mrs F. :. Willis q Brrcevtlle. who has been
visiting he- son ThoEnt Willis. has returned
home
Mss Lenora Greenwood has returned TO Ind
anapoiis after 4 visit With Miss Lucille BSnnsr.
Mr. William Richter and Mlss Julia Z. KAT:
cLinsky.. popular young people. Sere marrtet
Weinesday evsninS AZ the brides home Ms.
Fannie Richter and daughter. Madeline OF Gray
VILE. H. wers out % town g1ests-
Mrs II Jenkins has returned TO Richmond.
Ms. u. Jeakins has returned to Richmond. ar-
ter spending some time here the guest % her
parents. Or: and Mr.. r. g. Moore.
Ar. AID Nfs- j. 7. McJlmEey have returned
from a -FOUR months soJourn in California
Ms o. II cobb l. the great Of her sister.
Ms. Louts Eiuere, at MartirEviIie-
Miss Lyons. who has been Visiting Niss SaSie
OeStreieher. EiIi return TO Marion. the latter part
- 4hrs HeE
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Mrs. Clint Dean and Miss Ethyle Bailey are
visiting IN Memphis. Tenn
MF. Anna &. Robertson Is visiting In Jack
son. Tenn
Mrs.. " C. Griffin is visiting Der parents In
HOpkinsviile. Ky
Miss Lulu RaTks1sl. OF Hardy. Ky. Is visit
Ing Hiss Beulah t-etdicS-
Mrs. George Holseuback OF Memphis - vtsitinC
Ers. r r Wood
Miss Lamont Edwards has returned from visit
in IN Aberdeen. Mss. and s. Louis.
Ms. Gus Edwards has returned from wishing
at Bayou Mills Ky
Misses Paxton. has returned 70 her home IN 81
Nj. Louis Cob4-t aad children % St Louis
arr visiting Nrr. : G. Bvart-
Miss Adnu MGR On has returned from visiting
IN 81. Louis.
Mrs. Oscar Wool and IItiie DAUGHTER. Ossie
Vera OF Parsonr. Eas. are visiting Mrs. WOOD :
parents. SGr. and Mrs John Ih-eT
Ms. Mary Burnett left Monday for a WISH
Nj. and Mrs. L. ". Boswell are VISITING IN
Mrs. Henry K.mlelter went 10 St Louis Mon
Aaw 80 VNafr
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WASHINGTON, MO.

Banker stuart spent Sunday with St Louis
friendk
Henry Herkstroeter Was the guest OF St Louis
friends Sunday and Monday.
Max Wilhelm Of Lawrence, KAs. IS the guest
Of washington friends this week
Miss Lille Comet OF St Louis is the guest
Of her friend. Mrs v. J. Bieckn1Rnn this week.
Mrs.. Hermann Suirroup ana Miss Ida Wilson
departed Wednesday for Salira- o.. where they
will visit Mrs. Suftfcup's mother and brother.
Joseph Smith Of this city. represented the
Turner'S circle In St Louis the nrst OF the
week
Aiss Nora NasSmann entertained q large num-
Ter Of her friends sunday Afternoon at her
beautiful home on Fifth street. Refreshments
were served
Miss Clara Brx entertained Tuesday afternoon
Miss Mande Isbel visited In ST. Louis the ias-
ter -part 6 l&ss E-@
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MEXICO, MO.

Mrs. W. H. French has returned from a visit
in Columbia.
Miss Nadine Converse skinner were married
AZ the home Of the bride In OverbrooE. Pa.
Wednesday. They will visit In this city and in
Carthage, the home OF the bridegroom's PAR
eEts. during their honeymoon
Miss Marie Howe has returned TO her horse
in Fulton. after visiting relatives IN this city
Mrs. c. q. HfI Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Glngrich in Fulton
Mrs W. J. Rixey scent a part Of the week In
ST. louis. the guest OF her daughter.
Mss Esther Norris entertained the Shakespeare
Club Monday night
Mss Nellie blaine. a student at Hardin Col
lege. vas IN wellsville visiting her parents the
first OF the week
A recital was given by the pupils Of Profess
sor :. r Guerne az Hardin Conservatory Fn-
day niSht-
Mr. Emmett Cunningham entertained a large
number Of frien.is Tuesday afternoon for Ms
Cgyde Frost % Caiifornis and Ms ?. " Frost
OF Vandaiil-
NnIreAiaN-
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Beauty
BIiShfed
Women

Lay aside your frosty mantle OF old age
and enjoy youth again. for the spr.ng:ime
II life has returned.-and the lovely tints OF
beauty may bloom forever upon your faces.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
4 Nine. YaIe's
Scientific Remedies
CREATE BEAUTY
RESTORE YOUTH
YALE BEAUTY PRICES

Nine. Yale's skin Food removes wrinkles. no
and $50. Two sizes Our cut prices. HE
and &.2- .
Mine Yale's Complexion Cream makes rough
skin smooth. 20 cents and SLoo per 1er- Our
cut prices. sc and &c
Nine Yale's Hair Tonic restores health and nat
ural color to hair. stops hair falling. cures
iuxuriant growth. Scientifically Rntiseptic'
and hygienic. Neither sticky nor greasy:
Now IN three sizes. Is cents. % cents and
N.o0 per bottle. Our cut prices. ic. &c
and z5c- 80
Ene. Yals's Complexion Bleach clears the COM
plexion Of all blemishes. 500 per bottle
Our cut price. u.5-
Nine Yale's Hand whttsner makes ugly hands
soft. white snd pretty. $40 per bottle. our
cut price. 75c-
Nine. Ysle's speciaI Lotion. No. / cures PIN
cuf price. &c
: Nne YaIg's Special Ointment. No. 2. cures skin
diseaseE. SL.W a jar. Our cut price. DC
THns Yele's Bust Food develops the bust. makes
neck plump. $50 and 500. two sizes Olr
= cut prices. H.ls and -
Nina YaIe's Corn Cure cures permanently soft
corns. hard COINS and calorses. taxes sore
uess out of coTrs In half hour, . cents,
guarsnteed TO cure Our cut price &c
Nine. YaIe's Fruitcurs- a tonic for curing WON
ans complaints. restoring tone and vitality
10 the system, S.0 Per Dcttle- Our CUT
Price. Bc-
Nine. Yale's Complexion Soar Is the best IN me
world. because IL is the pu-est a1o possesses
the finest Ingredients Of any soap manual
tured. Hygienic. antlsepuc. cleansing. hea-
Ing and exceedingly beautifytng &c. the SKIN
The best soap IN the world for babies. =
cents Our price. 1sc-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-05-29
TRY SECOND MARRIAGE.
Widowers More Likely Than widows
to Get Enough of Single
Blessedness.

Statistics gathered by the New
York board of health show that
widowers of all races, colors, and
creeds take less kindly to second
dose of single blessedness than do
widows. OF the total number of per-
sons seeking the marital state in the
standard year the bereaved ones of
both sexes made up one-tenth of the
list and the widowers outdid the
widows to the number of $50. Since
the reports of the board deal solely
with indisputable facts and leave de-
batable theories to the speculative
mind the inquirer has to look else
where for an explanation of the dis
parity in figures. He finds it in vari-
Gus sources, but the authorities con-
suited disagree. However,, the pre-
ponderance of testimony indicates
that woman, by the sweetness of her
disposition, contributes more ma
terially to mans happiness than he
does to hers, and that, having lost
one spouse, he Is never satisfied until
he finds somebody else like her.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-05-29
SNAPSHOT OF GHOST.
Ohio Doctor Says He Has Photo
graph of an Apparition.
Chastity Midnight Visitor Broke Up
Pretty Honeymoon by Rnp-
pings, Gronns and other
strange DoinEs.

According to a Bucyrus (O.) corre-
+ spondent of the New York World, the
\ northern part of Crawford county is
trying to solve mystery which sur
{ rounds little cottage on the farm of
/ Horace Burger. The cottage, which
! was built as bridal present to his
daughter by Mr.. Burger, is small but
comfortable. 1t is only so feet from
one of the most travelled roads in the
county, with pretty grove of native
forest trees at the rear. In this wood,
before the house was built, wander
ing workman named j. G. Klinghardt
took his life by hanging himself.
After their wedding the young cou-
pie took up their residence under most
auspicious circumstances. A week had
not passed when their nights were dis
turbed by strange tappings on the win
dows and at the doors. Means and
groans came from nowhere in partic-
ular. Later on the figure of the suicide
could be plainly seen about the house
and woods, and though the windows
and doors were securely fastened he
would enter the house and wander
"'hiiNSoiy ilolll loOlh W lOOlll Ills COlI-
ing being heralded by dim phospho-
resent light, damp draught and
weary, signing groans.
The young couple supposed at first
that some of their friends were maxi
ing them the target of a practical joke,
but two weeks of such honeymoon
convinced them that life at the old
family home, amid friends, would be
more congenial, and they gave over
the cottage to the ghost.
Burger volunteered to prove the fall
lacy of their story, and the next night
went to sleep in the cottage. He was
awakened suddenly about midnight by
cold breath, and, sitting bold upright,
he saw the well-known form of King
hardt wandering about the room.
Burger threw a stick of wood at the
apparition. Though his aim was true,