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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
CARLINYILLE. ILL.

Edward Gilbert u. Of York Neb.. is the
guest Of his grandfather. st. Mayo.
Miss Jennie Mcneil IS Wis: ting her sister. Mrs.
J. II. McCausEan. Ct St Louis.
Mrs Lesser Nathan spent q few days in :;
Louis last week
Mis- Clsra Esplin~er departed las; week for
Kansas City. where she will visit for three
months with her uncle, L. W. Kep.inger. and
Mrs, Poria GIikerson Of Champaign 8. the
guest of her brother. the Reverend q. r. McTet.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Mason departed last week
for a prolonged stay in Hot Springs
Mrs. Frank Cooper OF Silvood visited here
and took mart in the programme Of the Won
ans Club Thursday.
AmonE the social functions given in honor az
Miss ~ Buckles. whcsc wedding 10 PrcfeSso-
W. A. HoblIt Of jacksonville Is to take place
after Easter. was a linen shower given by Mrs.
z II. Owen Saturf-- afternoon.
Mrs. Jucius Y. Co-bin will entertain At her
country home Tuesday. April u. IL honor Of
Miss buckles.
Mrs L. E Ross entertained the Missionary
societies Of the - 2. Church Tuesday.
Theodore c. Loehn and children visited In st.
Louis.
Mrs. Mary Richie of Moserly. Mo. IS the
guest Of Mrs. s. 8. Woodward.
Ms. H. 4. Lawrence q ~Blo1miuEton Is visit
Ing her mothe--in-laV. Mr. Ella Laurence.
Mrs. ". l. Mounts has returned from a visit
in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Cnmimir Andel and son. william. o. Belle
VILE. who have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. c. BuEEdoTH. returned home last veck-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
CARROLLTOS, ILL.

Miss Maria Halle departed for Chicago on
Miss Lncie Simpson has returned from a visit
Mrs. William Groves % Pittsburg IS visiting
her siste- Mrs. Srua- Pie son
Miss L-iitia Bowman has returned from a visit
Eidred Roberts returned on Monday to East
Ms Maria Finch departed Monday for st.
Louis.
Mrs. Fain on Tuesday.
Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Ed Smith entertained on
Thursday afternoon. The house was decorated
with Faster lilies.
Mrs, Ed johnson has returned from a visit TO
ST Louis.
Congressman Rsiney and wife departed for
Hot Springs. Ark. on Friday 20 remain a month.
Mrs. ". K. WitherS entertained the l. II 1.
Club On Monday night.
George Bail OF Jacksonville spent the week with
friends
Mrs c. J. Lumpkin returned Tuesday to her
home in Carlinyilie.
David simpson Of St. Louis is visiting relatives
herr.
Miss Abbie Pesram is visiting friends in Keo-
kuk. Ia.
Thomas Rafferty, has returned from a visi, to
Chicago.
Nj. and Mrs. David Pierecn spent Thursday
in Whitehall.
Mr., and Ms. Stuart Piersou spent Easter sun
day in Jacksonville.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
vISCENNES, IND.

Mss Mary L1rigsn q Terre Hautc and Mrs.
p. Becker OF Evansville. who have been the
guests of Mrs. L. A. Meyer. returned 10 thei-
Miss Katherine Hindnan is In Evansville visit
ing Miss Evelyn gcN.ely-
Doctor and Mrs. Thomas T. Alson gave a p-rtv
"Wednesday evening complimentary TO Mss
bert BsaSley.
The Ladies % the EIacc1hres will give an egg
hunt Saturday al Harrison rark.
Miss Alice Shivsly has returned 20 Terre Hzute
to resume her studies az the state Normal.
Miss Bessie Fitzgerald Is the CREST % Mrs.
Myrtle Rush in ChicaFo.
Ms. Arabella Mckinney viii return to Chicago
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

can Revolution. met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. George O Hart.
TIE Delpfic Cut met Tuesday morning With
Mrs. J. &. F7our1oy.
An catertairmclt will be given next Tuesday
evening at the I. o .. ?. Hall Is the Union
ErcEmpmeut Of local Odd Fellows.
The choral Society met Monday evening At
the First Chrirtian Church.
Miss Bertha Mertz entertained the Industrial
Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Barnard entertained children Mon
day afternoon at the Inn with q lemon squeeze.
The wedding CS Miss Fredda Iauisr and NJ 4.
Anderson took place Tuesday -yTninE AZ : O'Clock
erend W. 2. Casr.
Mr.. James N,cMshon q Louisville IS visiting
her sister. Mrs Fred Moore.
Miss Wilt BeadeS % Mayfeld. XIV. f. visiting
Miss Ella settle.
a visit IN Jackson. Tenn.
Mis- Fannie Lou WtEEiasvorth OF Fsyetts
County IL visiting Miss ode Puryear.
Mrs.. Frank Dsvett and children 81 st. louis
are visiting Mrs Lsavett's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. B Nash.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

French gray, hatpln and was won By Mrs.
Mrs. / H. oden vas the hostess Tuesday for
the meeting Of NanderburE Chapter. Daughters
of the Revolution.
Edgar Thomas and Miss Mary wainnan were
married Thursday night in Henderson, KY. by
the Reverend Mt. White q the Presbyterian
Church, After the ceremony they deparTed for
Psducah.
Invitations we're issued Wednesday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob l. KlaUss for the marriage nf their
daughter. Louise, 10 Doctor Charles Benton Har-
pole. Wednesday evening. April =. at half afte-
Ind.
Cards were Issued Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas II. Smith announcing the marriage Cf their
dsughter, Naomi Grey. TO Mr.. Minor Yates steen
Tuesday, April :
A cGbleEram has been received announcing the
safe arrival OF NJ. and Mrs. Samuel Z. or. at
Gibraltar.
At a meeting Of the Art Committee Of the
Federated Clubs held Wednesday the subject Of
the art exhibit was the leading matter for dis
cnssion. The exhibition viii be held the mrs;
week in May.
The G. <. s. club was entertained Monday
Afternoon by Miss Lydia St. John.
The siIty-secend anniversary Of Mr. William
Zapp, which occurred "Wednesday. was celebrated
by q family reunion and dinner at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. Andrew Richardt-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

East Metropolis. returned 10 thclr home near
Tsnsil in Pope County. Sunday.
Postmaster AMI Mr.. ". n. Krape- returned
Saturday morning from their extended visit in
Mexico.
Miss Maud Fritts returned Saturday from Pa
ducsh. where she had been visiting relatives
the past two weeks.
Miss Marcia TovIs returned t. Springfield.
III. SUNDAY after q visit with relatives and
friends n this city.
Professor Z. LonEhons returned from East 81.
Louis. III. Saturday. whore he ATTENDED the
meeting OF the Southern Illinois Teachers AS
SCciariCn.
Doctor J, T Cummings i spending the week
in GoiConta. III.
Charles l. De Love. Of Memphis. Tenn. ar
rived Monday for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Wallace
Mrs. Bella Jacobs and children returned sun
Gay from a Visit With her husband IN PaduCah.
Ky
Mrs. II. J Morehead. OF AFRO Is visiting
relatives in the CITY.
Charles Conan arrived SATURDAY from Cor
hen. Ind. 10 spend a few DAYS with his wife.
who is the guest % Mn. {. q. Roberts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
PADUCAH. Ky.

The marriage % Miss Etith Myrtle Elfthorpe.
daughter q Mr. and Nrs. ". r. EilirhorpR. and
Edward Rowland Buchanan. sen q the Reverend
= - buchanan q ST. Charles. No. TOOK place
Wednesday evening al S:1a O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed at the hcma % the brides parents
Nv tire Reverend w. II. FInkertun OF the First
Christian church.
Tae Whist club was entertained Tuesday even
ing b- Mr. and Mrs NJ. Bloom
Thu Charity club met Wednesday With Miss
Emma Reed at the Palmer House.
Miss CornnH Wlnslrad entertained the Finch
Club SATURDAY. afternoon.
The Industrial Ciah was entertained Friday
afternoon bv Miss Emma E!eyh=cker at the home
a her sister. Mrs. Ulrch Esyer. On the Broad
The Padueah Chapter. Daughters OF the Amsri-
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t3-mougw after spending several weeks here the
quest ~ relatives.
Nj and Mr.. W. { Bic-haus entertained the
Mystic Twelve" Club at Hinca wednesday
evening
Mrs II. : Ronsib and Miss DAISY SisadinSton
were given a farewell party Monday evening
Mrs. Franklin r. smith q Evansville is visit
Bliss olive Far OF Princeton IS the CUES; Of
Miss Edith Sharp.
Mrs. Fred Schultz Of FreelardsviGe Is visiting
Mrs. Fred Osterh2E-.
Mrs , = Gocheaour gave 4 dinner last even
inc in homer OF Mrs. J. : Malone % Geve-
Mrs Austin :. HsaI,y - Scw York city came
Tuesday to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. X
Nelso.
Miss Eidola Adams viii 60 to olncy SUNDAY to
ytsif the Misses Rowlsrd.
Mrs J. NJ. Burns and daughter. Marian. are
here from Mansfield. a, the guests o. her
Parents. NJ. and Mrs. \. y Yrltnu.
Miss Elizarsth weisert - spending a week
with Evansville friends.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
WATERLOO, ILL.

Mrs. Albert c. Bollinger visited friends a, St,
Louis.
Miss Frisda Bremser and Mrs Winnie Bowling
have returned home after spending several DAYS
at East St Louis the guests OF Miss Minnie Ro-
denberg.
Miss Louisa Lang Of St. Louis visited relatives
and friends here the last week
Mrs. Fred Joedicke and children are on an
extended visit 10 relatives az hillstz6t. Ill. and
are the guests Of MI. and Mrs. Christian Mueller.
Miss Francs Schmidt spent several days visit
ing relatives and friends at ST. Louis
Miss Annette Colman Of St. Louis spent the
past week here visiting relatives and was The
guest OF the Misses Ava Hardy and Melissa
Hardy.
Miss Lena tempting has returned home after
q two weeks visit TO her sister. Mrs. H. B.
Hess. at ST Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Kuenster departed
Wednesday on a visit to relatives and friends at
ST. Louis.
Mrs. L n. Kennedy has returned home AFTER
an extended vtsi; TO relatives at Prairie du
Rocher.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. STAFFORD departed
Tuesday for Marion, H.. where they will reside.
Miss Lena Buss OF St louis is visiting friends
and relatives here.
MURPHYsBoRo, ILL.,
Mrs. Samuel Hargraye and daughters, the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
METROPOLIS, ILL.

Mrs. s. N Stewart and the Misses Will. ana
Bohannon returned Monday from a visit wfth
relatives in Bandana. XIV.
Mrs. P. o. Johns has returned from a yfsit
with friends In Cairo. Ill
Miss irna Ctterhack. Of Brookport. Is .hA
CUES Of Misses Nell and Mabie Houts of this
city.
Moses .Ianshan and daughter. who have bern
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
MORE THAN NINETY,
HE WORKS IN MILL.
Peter MULLEN, Born In 1911. Handles
Heavy Ipe All Day Long-Fought
in the Civil War.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
PIttshurg. Pa, April u.-Idghtly bearing
the burden Of ninety-one years upon his
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

Nine. Ysle.s Skin Food removes wrinkles. $50
and S.@. TWO sizes. car cut prices. E.l3
Nine. YeIe's Complexion Cream makes rough
skin smooth, 80 cents and 500 per far. Our
cut prices. sc and T5c.
Nine Nales Hair Tonic restores health and nat
dendTur and all scalp diseases. Creates a
iuxurisnt growth. Scientifically antiseptic
and hygienic. Neither stick nor greasy:
500 per bottle. Our cut prices. Iac, Sc
Nine. Yaie's Complexion Bleach clears the com-
Our cut price. $50.
Nine. Yale's Hand Whitener makes ugly hands
soft. white and pretty. 800 per bottle. Our
Nine. Yaie's Special Lotion. No. l. cures PIN
pies and blackhesds. 800 per bottle Oar
cut price. &c
Nine Yale's Special Ointment, No. , cures skin
diseases, S.oo per jar. Our cut price. dc-
Mime. Yates Bust Food develops the bust. makes
neck plump, $50 and $50. two sizes. Our
cut prices. S.1s and S2.zs.
corns. hard corns and cslhouses. takes snTe-
ness out OF corns In half hour. > cents.
guarunteed 10 cure. Our cut price. Ic-
Nine. 1ale's FTuitcura. a tonic for curing WON
ans complaints. restoring tone and vitality
10 the system. 500 per bottle. Our cut
price. 75c.
world. because st is the puTesi and possesses
the finest Ingredients Of any soap ma1u-3c-
tured- HYGIENE. antiseptic. cleansing. heal
ing and exceedingly beautitying to the skin.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Ladies desiring personal advice may consult
Nine Yale by mail free Of charge
BEAUTY BOOK FREE.
Nine. Yale will also mail her wonderful book
free Of charge to all who write Tor st. 1t is worth
it, weight in gold OF great value 70 all women
~ No. IS MICHIGAN SouIe-ard, chicago.
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4 Sin.

Mine. Yals's wise sayings are worthy Of
deep rereCtion. For instance. her COM
PARSONS Of Beauty and UEfiness seem to
call forth an echo In the human heart
responsive to an Unborn quality IN
thought Of before.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12
Nine. Yale'S
Famous Remedies
YALE BEAUTY PRICES.

are the standard toilet preparations. and
the most scientific health remedies OF the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.

to accommodate the business of the county for the next sixty years or more.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21

ing prayer was read by the, chaplain Rev. w. A. Cuerry at the close of which he addressed his congregation briefly. Then the deans of the different depart ments made statements in regard to the work to be done by the students in their charge. After this service, the students all went to the Walsh building to regis ules for the coming term. Lectures VIII begin regularly tomorrow.
 There Is every indication that the pres ent year will be one of the most prosper ous in the history of the University. h. dications have been received which point to a greatly increased attendance in the medical department, which opens It's ses- sions May [, and in the other depart ments, at the beginning of the scholastic mountain are all of them of good stand ing, and promise to do well.
 The Cap and Gown, the University an- nual. is to appear this year. and MT. Tup- per, the editor-in-chief, states that he has it well in hand. It promises to be one of the best ever issued by the stu dents. The editors of the Itinerary mag azinet report progress, and all points to a favorable year.
 Sewanee Is to have banking facilities this year and hereafter much better than she has ever had. Heretofore Winches- ter, some miles away, was the nearest banking place, but the University off cials have made arrangements with the bank of Winchester, and that institution will open a branch bank here, for the benefit of the students and the residents of the mountain. In order to accomplish it. handsome one-story stone addition to the supply store. The contractor states that the building will be ready for occu- pancy in about six weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
CONTRACT FOR COURT HOUSE.
Butler County Will Erect Edifice at
 Cost of S36, ,OOO.

Greenvile March 20-(Special. )-The County Commissioners met yesterday for the purpose of deciding on the question of building new court house. Benjamin B. Smith of Montgomery was present and submitted drawings and specifications, and after some changes they were adopt ed by the Board. This morning the Boar,! was In session again and received bids for the construction of the new building Bids were submitted as follows:
 1T. s. Luman & Bro, of Louisville, Ky, $3s. GOO.
 J. Lee Long of Greenvlle, Ala, S37, GOO.
 Dobson x Bynum of Birmingham $36, coo.
 Judge Gaston by order of the Comms- sl0ners, then went in front of the court house, and announced that he was au- thortzed to let the contract 10 the lowest bidder and that they had received bids as enumerated above. and asked for ad- ditional bids. he awarded the contract to pobson & Bynum of Birmingham, for $360O0
 The contractors are to have the build ing ready for the fall term of the Circuit Court October 24th. and have it complet- ed in detail by the lst of January. l94 Work on the removal of the old build ing will begin at once, and already the officers of the county have moved out of the court house and are located at diff fcrent places.
 The Judge of Probate's office is now located in the Steiner Bank building, The spring term of the Circuit Court will be held in the city hall.
 The plans adopted by the Commission CTS will give Butler County one of the handsomest court houses in the State. The specifications call for all the modern Improvements, and 1t will be large enough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
HAVE MAD TIER DAY.
Old Fashioned Medicines for Catarrh
 No Longer in Vogue.

For many years past the usual treat ,nert for catarrh diseases was with local douches, sprays, inhalers and liquid med icines composed principally of alcohol, all of which never cured but simply give the temporary relief and stimulation.
 A thorough cure can be made only by the treatment which removes the catar- rhal poisons from the blood.
 A new remedy which meets the require merits and which so far has been remark ably successful in curing catarrh is Stu arts Catarrh Tablets.
 These tablets act upon the blood and mucous membrane only.
 They can hardly be classed as secret patent medicine as they are composed of such valuable remedies as blood root, Hydrastin, red gum of Eucalyptus tree and similar antiseptics combined in tablet form. which cure by eliminating from the blood and mucous membrane the poisons of catarrh.
 stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large, pleasant tasting lozenges to be taken in- formally, allowing them to dissolve in the mouth, thus reaching the throat, tra- chea and finally the stomach.
 If desired they may also be dissolved in water and used as a douche, in addi- ton to the internal use. but it Is not at all necessary to use douchc a few Of them dissolved in the mouth daily will be sufficient However, when there is much stoppage of the nose a douche made from these tablets will give im- mediate relief but the regular daily use internally will cure the whole catarrhal trouble without resorting to the incon- venience of a douche.
 Dr. Bennett stated that the internal treatment of catarrh by means of pleas ant medfcated tablets is rapidly taking the place of touches and local applica- tions" and further says that probably the best and certainly the safest remedy at present on the market Is the Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, as no secret is made of their composition and all the really efl- cient catarrh remedies are concentrated in this tablet"
 Druggists sell Stuarts Catarrh Tablets at 50 cts for full sized package, and he will tell you there Is no safer, more pal atable, efficient and convenient cataIrh cure known to the trade. thu-sat-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
AT SEWANEE.

University of the South Begins its
 Lent Term.
 Sewanee, Tenn. March 2o.-(Special)- The University of the South began yes terday the Lent term after It's three month winter holiday. The University of December fin pursuance with it's well known plan of an all summer school.
 The students began to return to the mountain Tuesday when few came up, including a number of new men. The doy while a few arrived yesterday morn ing just In time for the opening services. The number of students is about the same if not larger than last fall, as the places of those men who have dropped out are taken by new students. s.
 The onening services were held in St. Augustine's Chapel at 10 o'clock. Morn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21

nervous irritable mother often the of mysteries herself The trouble between children and their mothers weakness she entirely unfit the strain upon that governing child involves is impossible for her do anything calmly She help it. her condition suffering shattered caused derangement of the uterine system with baache headache and all kinds of and of prostration
 When mother finds that she cannot be calm and quiet with children that condition needs attention and she than to take Lydia Pfnhams This medicine will build her system strengthen her and enable calmly handle sobedient child without Tho children will realize difference and their mother will themselves become quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
eovernment Aid for a Poet.

Ludwig Fake. the iyric poet, to whom the Hamburg Senate has voted an annual pension of $i5O to enable him to devote himself to literary tasks, has been q music teacher in that city for twenty-nve years Once before the Senate helped a struggling author. Otto Ernst, while teaching in q public school in Hamburg. received six months leave of absence to enable him to devote his time to his dra- matic work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
All seamen

know the comforts of having on hand a supply of Bordens Eagle Brand Con- densed Milk. It can be used so agreeably for cooking. in coffee. tea and chocolate. Lay in a supply for all kinds of eXpedi- tions Avoid unknown brands.
 adV-tu- thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21

The Board of Registrars has turned over to the Probate Judge the registra- ton book for Henry County and an alphabetical list is being made as rapidly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21
Body of Mrs. Celia Watson Discover

Body of Mrs. Celia Watson Discover
 ed in Her Home.
 Abbeville March 20.-(Special. )-Mrs. Celia Watson. divorced wife of John Watson, living nine miles south of Abbe- vile was found dead in bed about n o'clock yesterday morning. s. Kirkland, the coroner was notified and at once left for the scene to hold an inquest.
 The evidence disclosed the following facts: Joe Cureton, brother of deceased. together with her 2-year-old child lfvad' alone about the time he went to work on his farm. He thought she was sleep ing and not wishing to disturb hen, went on to his work. About Il o'clock an old lady who had been staying with her up to a short time before entered tho house and discovered that the woman was dead Her baby was on the bed beside her: There was no evidence of foul play and the verdict of the jury was that death resulted from natural causes.
 A telegram was received from Mont gomery Wednesday stating that the Governor had appointed J. E. Searcy. Tax Assessor and w. J. Whitehead, Col- lector of Henry County to i'll the Vacan- cies caused by the resignation of s. J. Hall and c. E. Walker.
 They are both good men and will make capable and efficient officers.
 The Board of Registrars has turned over to the ProDate Juoee tne Ies,s sua- ton book for Henry County and an alphabetical list is being made as rapidly as possible.
 The total registration for the county. as it was before Houston was created, is { 4,779 Of this number Henry now has about 1,975
 It Is expected that three or four rura! mall routes will shortly be established out of this place. This will be great, convenience to the section Of country Gon- tiguous to AbbeVille and will likely place the office here in the presidential oaasSs
 Mayor Robert Newman left with his family yesterday for Montgomery Wnere they will spend some time. Mrs. New mans health is such that 1t was deemed advisable to place her in an inhrmarY for treatment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-21

The total registration for the county. as it was before Houston was created, is 4779. Of this number Henry now has about 1915.