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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
RANDALL

\ June 29.-The creamery is running
every day and the supply of cream is
Increasing daily.
The carpenters have finished their
work on the town hall and G.. 81.
Olson is painting it.
Peter VanCurler and his helper
finished plastering the town hall and
the Outhoudt residence and returned
to Little Falls on Sunday.
A few of our town folks took in the
excursion to Lincoln on Sunday.
Miss Sadie Kennedy returned home
from Brainerd on Saturday where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
Klemsn & Nygard of Cushing plas-
tered and built chimney on the
meat market the irst part of the
week.
Outhoudt & Bennett finished a tubu-
ar we'll for Geo. Calhoun. They
claim never failing supply Of good
water at depth Of 50 feet.
D. P. Calhoun and family Mrs.
Trusse], Mrs. Yaw and daughter.
Mr.. G. 81. Olson and G. E. Calhoun
spent Sunday with Ed. johnson and
wife Of the east end of Lake Alexan-
dria.
Chas Chandler has returned from
Elbow Lake. He disposed OF his fine
Percheron stallion and has brought
back with him q whole livery outfit,
horses, buggies and cutters.
NJ A. Churehiu has sold business
lot and building to A. Drittbaugh
of Lincoln. Mr.. Drittbaugh will move
1t from its present location and 6t it
up for feed MILL
Angus Kennedy has sold some WILL
age property to F. Rassier.
Chas. Berry is doing some carpenter
work for N. E. Mueller.
Some COWS were purchased in Little
Falls on market day to help supply
our creamery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
GROCERY CHANGES HANDS

6ROCERY CHANGES HANDS.
John O. johnson has sold his gro
Gerry business on the West side to Ne]s
Peterson and John o. E. Nelson.
Mr. Peterson was for some time with
the Tanner Mercantile Co. and is an
experienced buiness man. Mr.. Nelson
has been employed at the depot for
about seven years, in various capaci-
ties, most of the time as baggageman.
He is an energetic and steady young
man. The two young men composing
the firm should make winning team,
and will hold and develop the flourish.
ing business built up bv Mr.. John
son. Mr.. Johnson's friends hope to
see him remain in the city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
FARMERS EXCHANGE
TERMINAL ELEVATOR AT MN
NEAPOLlS NEARLY CON-
PLETD.

Glencoe Register A meeting of the
Farmers Exchange was held at the
court house last Saturday. A speech
was delivered by c. E. Jackson, who
said q terminal elevator was about
completed at Minneapolis and another
one is to be put in at Chicago and a
packing house at st. Cloud, to be
managed by the Farmers Exchange.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01
c. F. CEILLEY SHOT,

Chas. F. Ceilley. who assisted in
the organization of the Farmers ex-
change here. was shot through the
left groin and seriously wounded, at
Leavenworth, Kansas, on Saturday.
Mr.. Ceilley was an innocent bystand-
er. The shooting affair was between
a farm hand and an army deserter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
BECK RELEASED
BY THE POLICE
Coroner's jury Fails Ia Hold ANY
one Responsible for Killing
Frederick Z. Scheel.
RETURNS AN OPEN VERDICT.
Evidence That Registration Judge
Fired Not Strong Enough to
Offset Testimony That
He Did Not.

We the jury. find that the deceased
Frederick E-cieman S-ho-I. came u lis
death o1 tie 18th day ot September. -s,i.
at about o'clcck p III. 81 route 20 tile
City Hospital. from hemorrna=e :r1,., 7
Sunshot wo;l1f of The heart. cazscI b.
leaden bullet. fired b. the hand OF some
one unknown u the jury. The evidence
shoEed the deceased vas staining on The.
sidewalk in front of the - Louis Law
School, when Ae was shot Verdict. t.on..-
eide
In accordance with tac open verdict
found oy the Coroner's jury. lnyesriEat-
Ing the death % Frederick p Sche.t OF
Beileyille, Assistant Circuit Attorney
Hancock requested the police 70 release
Oliver J. Beck. the Republican -esistI.i-
ton judge. who was held on sus1:clc.
CT having fired the fatal shot.
Evidence showing that Beck had fred
was not strong enough TO Offset tbe
statements OF several witnesses who de-
oIare8 that he did not When Bel. KS
released. chief OF Police Kiely s.ut =
p2troiTnan with him 10 the r4-s.gf-.frirrs
place to protect him while lie. resumed
his duties as judge.
At the request ~ Deputy Coroner
FreUdenste:n. Beck told his siory- Of Ia.
shooting II agreed with the s-.r,- r.iJ
by the majority ot the witnesses T., All
important details He said That vytav, :
SEspic.Ots--lcu.!Il- crowd BEGAN T., nm 10
booth he vent 20 his ho4rdinE-hous. al
No I5,I Washington avenue .Ird - -
big revolver. a si-caiibcr Colt.
Beck declared that xlcu The ~-a--d
forced him oi:J Of the reciS;-.,t tif,-, r,Is...s
and during the run Up Locust street. he
did not fire shot. but confessed that he
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Secretary Roots Effort Ia Be
cloud the Situation Quoted
hv Handbook.
M'KINLEY'S WORDS USED.
Inconsistency Of Action and Dis
regard of Constitution Are
Shown in Carefully Word
ed Language.


] --- -.--a. - - ~ L.
| Washington sept. c1--sn advance cliap-
I to- of The Democratic hardbuoi. dealing
with ;he Panama question was today re-
ieasei for publication After going tn-o
the history OF the Insrlrrcct!on on Tire
/ isthrlUs. the text quotes former Secretary
OF War Root in an address 20 the rraGu-
I atin- class OF the Yale Law School. in
which he spoke o, "a constant tendency
TO ignore the Ie-al limitations OF official
power. and the tendency of the people TO
/ oondo1s such tranSEress!ons when done
With good intentioEs and 10 accomplish a
| good object
| That il was a thialy yelled reference TO
! the Presidents action II the Panama a.
| fair. especially. may veu be suspected. ''
continues the textbook
No other administration has eyer fur
nishod 81 many Illustrations OF the truth
% Mr. Roots statements as that OF
President Roosevelt
''Afte- the President mad. in violation
| OF the Constitution. secured the seuara-
ton Of the Province OF Panama from the
Republic Of Co.omb!a a studied effort
Was made b. Jhe friends Of th. admins
trdtion 10 becloUI the whole question by
raising the cry that the Presidents critics
were opposing the canal. and that he had
taken the only course 10 secure lis con-
srruction.
The President violated fundamental
principle OF iuterEa tiuIlaI law. which nay
9e stated II the words OF President ar-
tNinley: Recognition Uf independent state
mood IS not due to n Tevolt-d Province. uE-
VI al danger OF lis being subjected by
the parent state has PASSED away.
We StcadiIstly adhered To- that princi-
pc N DEALING with the revoited colonies OF
sidin- Andrew Jackson adhered to IL n
tae case OF Texas. and declared that the
TACT that We had a selfish interest in the
success o; that seeding Government
Observing the principles OF international
law We adhered 10 IL in the case Uf
una both Presidents Cleveland and Sic
hin!ey refusing to recogn.z. that Re;lub-
nc as independent until 1t had an estab-
Ishsd Government. and had shown its
ability TO successfully defend it
In ending. the chapter quotes William
Morton tiElnnell. an international lawyer
OF prominence. VINO was Third Assistant
Secretary OF state under President Earri-
son. as follows:
His president Roosevel.'si conduct
with regard to The Panama Canal i
ridiculous Il i more absurd than He
;-al. for II amounted TO al enunciation Of
the doctrine OF eminent domain applied
TO foreign state The whole affair l.aS
Z violation Of international Law and II
u needless to say that nothing OF the
kind would have taken place had the
country concerned been England. France
or Germany The action Of the Pres.-
dent with regard 70 Panama was nothing
more or less than giving sanction 10. Or -
least. conniying at, the diSEernberncnt Of
ward OF the nation IS result. thOs.
South American countries which formerly
looked 20 rs for help and protection have
grown 10 hate the Monroe Doctrine
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
DISSOLUTION DECREE ISSUED.
ROYAL Crusaders OF the World
Suspend Business.

The Royal Crusaders OF -he World. a
beneficiary fraternai organization. incor-
porated about fou- years ago. yesterday
fled petition II the So. Louis County
Circuit Court asking for degree OF dis
solyrion. which was granted b. Judge
McElhinney-
Inc petition stated that the Grand
Lodge WAS located IN Clayton and that
a. half dozen subordinate lodges were or
Gluiz.d- but all. except Clayton No. l.
had failed 20 comply with orders. had
been expelled and We're no longer in cx-
istenct-
The organization had 10 debts or as
s>ts. the petition stated Il was signed
hg Adoiph GutTnail- grand president, and
Pete- + Franks. grand secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Case. Asain.. Policemen Dismissed

Cases against Sersesnts Harry Dorsey
and p J. Kirk and Patrolmen Tim SuIIf-
val. w 4 Dillon. Maurice Devins. Fred
Kramer and private citizens Jas Holmes
William Meaney and u. Malone were ,sis-
missed yesterday in the Goa: Of g-rir-1ir,.,I 7
Correction The cases were similar IN
that OF PstrolInsn John Mohr who was
tried Monday As the trial in his case 70
suited in al acquirtsi. the prosecutor, do
cided that Il would be Unwise 10 put the
state to further expense
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Catholic knights Officers.

XIII BIO ~IE'IN.--
Mat;oon. IL. sept =--The annual STATE
convention of the Catholic Knights o;
America closed iis session ar midnight las,
night The election OF officers -tEultcG as
follows
first vice president william SEsela-.
Sprfnsfe~i: second vice president J. J.
walsh Mat;ooa. third vice president.
Adam Bei1. Sterii1g- secretary. Charles =.
kleist- Chicago. treasurer. = MuSSr-lar 2.
E1fnsham; supreme delegates. l. J. ka-
desiIi- Quincy. c. r Pich- Chicago
The next convention viii be held in
Srr.ngisid n August 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
BECK'S ARREST DELAYS
HIS SISTERS WEDDING

Tie wedding q - II o-bur= j.. Of No.
% Wyoming street. and Miss Eeat-soe
g B-cs Of No >1I Magnolia avenue
was DELAYED Monday oEiu= 70 the alb
seacc of her brother. Oliver !. Be-k. who
vas. held On suspicion Of having killed
Frederick l. S,EeeI-
Esees< vas 10 - bcSt man. AMI THE vel
ding UIs rVpusfi ~.N.....! ! lugr~ 90 .a.-
hop that be VoulI - released and Wcgl;
p 1t'e 60 attend Nh"r they l.srue-
taIr tLa t-"-her would have t' spend the
ui-nr - IL. ho.lUvsr ire wedding uF.-
ccsisrI win a friend acting as best IE-u-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

lsF-PL LELIE Spt.cIAi-
DaaTilIe. Ill. Sept 2I-The Illinois
State Convention OF the Home Mission
sry Society to-day elected the following
officers: President. Mrs a ". CoakIi: ;
vice president. Mrs NJ H Newton: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. 8 A. BuIIard :
treasurer. Mrs F. J. Strader. recording <
secretary. Mrs Margaret LawIoa; supply
secretary. Mrs W II. Orwell Of Csriin-
y!i,c: secretary young peoples work Mrs
Florence SJickele: Ilire-hox secretary
Mrs J. 4 Love Of DanViile- Mrs Flor
ercc SticksI OF Springfield was elected
delegate 10 National Convention at Den
yer next week
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Rural Free Delivery.

XII f5IsI'- cI'I-'I-fIs-
Washington Sept e---Rurz. >re--d.!iy-,-,
-~rzice has nesn established. 10 bs-.n Oct5t4,
- a. follows
l@ls-h- Of route. g: miles: population .-TT-ef
Mss0E-i-Bo-e- Mills. Lawrence Ci-r.-.-v
roGtes- l. ard 2: length os routes -. rTfl.s.
regulation served I.5es
TsIas-Burtoa. Washington COUNTY, ror,-e.
and . length OF routes is7. and :. NILE -o,.
ulsfiO1 sE-ved, IcS-
SiTsy ys5nviIie Tpshu- County. ro-T-e = I.u--h
os route. -i=s rzil-s. Population rsTved. ssi
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Missouri Bankers VIII Meet.

EEFL BIC SFECINL
Mexico. Slo-. sept e1--Group No. o:
the Missouri Bankers Association wiil
meet n this city Wednesday. October d
The address OF welcome viii he delivered
ny Judge r ID. Rosss- Of This city and
the response By ". &. Harris OF Fulton
The counties embraced IL she group are
Audrs!n. S. Charles. Warren Pike.
Randolph. csiisEay. Boone, Monroe,
Marion aad Lincoln ccznt:es-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

had the revolver in his hand. tut sal
tIa- b. drew = ro s-rr0 his pur~urrs
Blk sid rHl- Detective Fred Glz-
grove. Who Vas az tHs ilG-Irst vas ~
isa -a=i---lfia. yI.-- at tr. time -re
'-Urhl. 1@. srE.Hi- t'uscIave denied tr.lr
20 -l- chief - DETECTIVES and said tr.--
i,@ w-S ~ Tvru.r-=st1ui stree. ana
franklin .-s--l-e - -. tine or thc shoot
~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
New York Limited

Via VandaIia-Pennsylvan 1a255 noon;
barber shop. ladies' maid: observation
compartment car. etc Ticket oftIca sew
eat.! and Olive streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
SUED FOR SERMONS WORTH.
L Utah'Minister Gets Judgment for
Preaching AT 4 Funeral.
REP Bio. SrEC-ar-

EF-f'T fsI.Ic STEcTAI-
E-lviderc. IL. sept. -i--JUiSmelt 70 thc
amount of $50 has been allowed A min
ister or Utah against Ms Hannah =;ov-
iey. who requested ;he Reverend Samuel
Gates. formerly ot Be,viGere. but ro.z Il
rc-ideut of U--sh. % con-" 20 Be!yidsre 20
nrea~A the funeral ra-mou ~ He- hr.--
bard He charged y-ig ant was obliSe.
10 sue fp- the balance - 80
Is -ou- mouth aS.pti~2 That is IA Il 81
t.rcIr free from. decay and dtz.ase7 II r rt.
uSe SA%ITDL TOOTH POWDER. tE1
only d-utfr.cc that VII make i So
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

Bol-iziASN-ErteTsd Into r-zst q Tuesday
g9'ir,sra nee I-as55en). widow CT the lste
Captain Henry BoiiElann and our dear sister.
at the axe Of - years Funeral SATURDAY, ,ao-
.smber - AT D. n. ..uTa residence. No ..ii
F:ssn-eI'csI Pr0;sstaHt Cliufci.. Tfirt.snts an:
lyls: street Friends and relatives invited
10 attend f.ease omit flowers
BgII-CharIes BolI. dearly beIoved husband
Ia @ 5 2 s5d !6 sase Il PSsS & aR4 5 desE l-s , 2:
ne si5e- a lingering i!Iiie.s a. ,ae age q: ;.
funeral VII 6e giyen-
5-ATI.FTELT,-Patricx = Caulr.I. be,s~,d
Husband q Mamie 'ssHiGefi sree RsrseIII and
tathc- q H-tE.a- Nel'.e. Is7u~z PeIer ana Iss,-
land .au.arid. > acc.3c-r. "a T-Ies4sy. SS.-
iir"=al from residence, -. II S0u;n Egr.as:
Ivenue. Friday. s=,is3Iihcr =. a. - m. 70
isry-
10 .. n-. IVA cHrb-i fsI.,veI rrotfs- x NJ
John ku=cl1ert. AID Al years- The fLr.7sI ,SfII
~ fan s .s~ s.s 10 81: : @ e. - Ink 4; a;
y A1-rsti-le.s chnrch- tfeslee ~ Calvary Gem
eteiy- tf-eHds are invited 10 attend
DoEN..Es-on septe.nse- q. 1c4 stsa
Nofr1z e El1en=-<- daughter I Ci--lr-e AID
iZs'ie D!-nses a; ihe age Il -r.o--ths : Gays
Fu5e5si Thursday. la p II. tro1s -esiGence,
- H.b=r--
.;. .woalDmEssieIed i1;o e;e.zal rest g.
sns:T..y- p'e'soer :. - ..t., ~ GisIbr2os "
sTA. Marta i-auesste.- relict "f the iste VIII
Ian u G-ls5-oi. hriovsi Hs2the- os JOSEPH, L
GTlsvoid ard the late Mr.. Huntington smith
fnotfrr-iT- ls- Of Hanttrztou Smith and zr4-.l-
Hamilton sGai,,i Ralph I-snosster srai,b mi
i!uniir=tta smith, Jr- Ia-c---ent al Te-.=
JEIDT-on w~dresdav. September = rs5<
st,,e 81 - 2; M stieT ,inssFiEE i.ins-s. Casper
,.sTr1otti. father o. F-ed,- Charlie Waiter
ia:oa,ss rssatsi s,Ii.v sst ~ Sa-r 90
- a n. from r~si5enre. No sezsk Ess:oa ave-
!Esron. N~h-. and New MsGrid. ia. papeSs
please copy
kisEMEI EI;-EnteEei iato re-: On ,!o-dsv.
SeTt.Iiher y. lsi- az - ,. H. after Iln-er-
ing lines Minnie KirSTneyer Cnee F.~in...,,.
r.sndrns,ier aged s. year- FGnefai vii tas. axe
tiace ,lnn,r,sdsy, ssD;enhC 2. az I-5O 7. NJ.
Marcus Cemetery. FTiehts Invited to D. attend isa
MATTHEws--oa wednesds~. September -.
lsf- a. n'clocir q NJ Stephan beloved 81, OF
Mafthers sgssi = 800 o1n Taar,ne an AsTssr-t
Funeral vii take place Friday. ..I i:ls; q; ..sg
Nc. z75s Cas- arenne 10 St Les C-s1,r-S'
thcnce 70 caiya-y Cemetery. FTieads are N.
NeGI,Ssrs-suddeniy. Wednesday. September
Gin1is h:Ioycd .on q 2fs. z Ismee ~ ne. Nc Nc
Gir,nisl ard brother o1 George Reginald Me-
Emma Eet6sid. Mrs Maynle Eccrsadv fre.
NcGinnf.l- Funeral f-on family Tss.dznce No
1s2s Arlington avenue. Friday. Septsalber z 2.
.. m. 10 St Roses Church
McCARTHY-At Fort Worth Tex wein.~-
day. September q Isef. AZ 1-s9 a N, Dzxf.
p. yccaIthy after short Illness. Dee T.gtice
CT the funeral will be given
oBRIEN-oz Monday September 10. i.cz
a u-39 D n, Eanora O'Brien. beloved y-ife Of
Martin ard Mrs Ttorias smith ,n@~ Cyrs-5ers
and sister q Ms. Michael cIliiaane- Funeral
family residence No fsyg r)f-t-ton Street =,
st LsEr-nce OTooI='s Church. thence 10 Cali
Hafy cemetery Friends invited ro stfeod-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
NOTICE.
MARRIED.

Is kEEhL.E-ADANS-On We5ne>iay September
z 9oi MISS Belle Adams and Doctor Robert
p hcehie q s. Loafs No carCs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

4he eiiaiiinen AMI see'e's=-ss z tie e.I1'i
committees nj. please Ey.e ilese dates. and
advertise Accordingly.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

BgI.L-CharIes BolI. dearly belo-ed husband
nf Eiie Eol Tnee UU=Ssp. and dear fasfe- ii,
ldz Fol- and so, % Gstfl.v R0!i. departed this
4le @iFe- q lingering Hines a. ;ae age n. ,:
funeral sin be Siyen-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

EI.F'IF.I-I'-Pstrfcx = Garfield be,or,d
l1sl-51d . Mamie fairfield eree Rz.seIIl sua
1stho- q E-7sl.a. Nelle- Ia-rs@T Pere- ans r.
land 'ai..:-rid > aec-3c=.f. "a T-Ies!ay. S.p-
i.n.',ar if"i- q: ! y Il. a=~i - yesTs-
fEenge Frida-'. s=1is=scr =. p. m 70
= Nalzc!1y : CHURCH. thence % Calvary Gene
isTy-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

Tss h--r stomach sni I!vs- p Ils k-o-z
and positive snt SPECIFY cure S1- "0nstlTa-
zion. I1t.E>-tioa. JaGadice, Bii!egs1es~. Soar
Stomach. Headache. and all ailments a-s.ES
from a disor6er-I stomach or slE-=.sh liver
-rey contain IN conc ntrz-sf sH-m AL the
virtues Phi vsIE-s q Mg1--as Ps--pa-
tnaie azE made f-1-a the Juice q i5e Ts--
Paw fruit I urhesi:st.1siy r--1.H-nsnd these
pi,is as bs.uE the best LAXATIVE ard cs;zs-t-c
e-rE co:npol-deG- &c; a Zen; bottle a.; =
yo1 az n. perfectly ss-sac4 VIII r~frnd
your uirrs- MUSYJN-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Sleeper to Roanoke. Va. S:Il q. m,
Daily.
Missionary Society Officers.

Sleeper TO Norfolk. Va. ie.s5 noon d
via Galia-Pcnnsyiyauia Lines
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
rEAIHS.

Boi-i4siiS:S-EnteTsd .Tco r-st CT Tuesday
IteTllteT y - az s=IS a m. barbara
BS'lr,SF1 'nee LuE1ber), widow CT the late
Captain Henry BoiiEnsnn and our d-ar sister
amt ard s:ster-5n-l2sg- after g brief Illness.
at iiie s-s OF - years Funeral SATURDAY. Sa--
.sFnher - Al 1 D. n. ..uTa resid=r.ce NJ. ..i5
Norrh Thirteenth street, thence TO Independez.c-
tsfaff-ei'csl Protestant Cilurcl., Thirteenth an.
lyls- street EE.rncs and relatives invited
TO attend P.ezse oIai; hove-S.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

o. o.BRIEN-Oz Monday. September 10. i-1
a. 1-35 D. m, Eanora O'Erfen. beloved wife Of
Mfehaei -OB-ten ard mother Of John. william.
Martin and Mr. Thomas Smith fnee OE-fen,
snd sister q Ms. Michael CtIliiaane- Funeral
Ihrrsday- September =. al J-39 D. n. from
Gasn,iy resacenes No 1879 Division street. -
st LzEr-nce OTooie's Church thence 70 Cali
van cemetery FfieDds invited 10 stfeod-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

NcGIS-SIS-Su6deniy. gy~d1ssda- September
p. 1914. II Kz=s7s city. No. Frank q Me-
GInnfs beloved os Nrs- z lanes .rae. Nc
Ginnisl ard brother of George, Reginald N-4
Emma I.et6s!d. Mrs Mayrle Eccreadv f1e.
Ncssinrfsp. Funeral f-on family Tessdznc No
1szs Arlington avenue. Friday. Septenlber z a.
.. H. 10 ST. Roses Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

H1ustra-N may. s-f. .. - ~
- oA.f- -A"r.isy- rat- e. ? us-
Ni.tpT-I i;'sr.a.- p-t. 8. ! J.. a.-
SalauI- Tuss-sa- oct : g. =.
60 StAtl lHil- " Gna-.lay, Hs-. 90 ? =.
Sli-.-t N-.i-s..7-ay. OCT %. = o. ul-
s:-r!fili--T lsEs Sslar. bEt. e.. = .. III
tuna-ti-ir-l.sE- r.-- =. .. u
- Ilu-e-- -..--y- 'Ct- q. 90 ~
Bo-Eug'a-l 'sl'-l- pct- :. 2. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

McCARTHY-At Fort Worth. Tex wedne<-
day. September :. Isef AZ 80 a N, Dzxf.
p yccaT,hy after short Illness. Dge Egtice
q the tunerai VIII be giyen-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
See St. Louis.

Twsr-y-Hy- nile automobile ccz- .-zves Sixth
z-d OlIE- S. daily al y a. i=33 D. n ana
Z = II Far fo- roEr- ri, S--5-
AMERICAN ACT0 TRANSIT CO.
=. ~ S,xt5 - !
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

EItf.sST-O= Son'ay. September - 1915; ~
.if . fli. Va 'frl-f. tzifvei r1o-Fs- u NJ.
iona fuscLsIt- l. as-d a yeaTs- The funeral will
tsA@ paaes Gliir-dty. II Isls;-- al ig o'ciock a.
- A1-Iisti-les cnurcE- tfe1lee - Calvary Gem
ciesy- Friends are invited TO attend ,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

MATTHEWS-os We6ncs5s~. September -
1884. AZ o'clocf q H. Stephan. beiT-a.f son OF
John F. brother et Setric. John and Margaret
Matth@us zg@d = years Tn1r-hv I, tav-
Funeral Til take place Friday. 81 i-5st az "a
a n-. fror funeral -oD:ns II Cullen & KeI,-
Nc 90 Cas- sTenne. 10 St L@0-< C-aur-h
thcnce 70 Calva-y Cemetery Friends are m
yItec 20 attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

REVEREND pE- FRANK 9. TyEETLI.
Burlington JU- -T'-l-sl.y. S51t- =. "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

Rh.NEY EF-Entered ia:o re-. On ,.o-5sv
seTt.Iaher u 1874. al 70 ?. H. after iIr-er-
ing Illness. Minnie Kirkueyer lnee F.-irn,s-sl
ot.r dsa-ty belovesl mother. Tlots7eT-ia-Iaw AMI
c'sndfngtffe-. aged s. -ear- Funeral -iu TAX.
riace THURSDAY. September - al T-sO n M
from family residence os her --i-fc-isw Ceorye
Arno.d- 30 fe5s Sarpy avenue 10 New =.
Marcus CeInetery. Frienfs invited 70 atteri
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

JOSEPH : ---I>s-TI:S. T,s-s.ss--
- Tst-,rr'- tIii4.r= - LGH 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

JEIDT-On w~dresda- Se-teu1be- = rzD<
81 s:D p m after lingering iIlaszz f-sSne-
Jtu6y- oeioFei husband o. susan Jousy ,nee
..zTr1Otti- father of F-eda- Charlie 'X.i-.r
E-la sad Herbert JeuJv. ssei 81 eea-. srs :
months FGn-fsi SATURDAY.. September - =.
:, a n. frUm rssi5enre No srzss Es<.on aye
rue- FrierGs invited san Franci.-G Cal Lex
!EFtoH. N~h-. and New NaGrid. No rape-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

Gl;.SWcf.D-EntcTcJ fn:o e;s-rai r.s- -
Tursisy- Sp;e-Hter -. l;-+. --tIIsrbro.ol.-
~zstl--8E- u. ifre siEs5ry-ftftfl -ear Of b~-
age Maria G.suessteE. rrlict "f the late VIII
Ian T. i-1s--oi- 1siOycd usothe- os Iossr,i. I
Grls-oid src tic late Mr.. Huafsu-ton smith
r'o-hrr-iT-ls- OF Huntington Smith ard srs-.!-
:r'fh.r ot -scilie 'irisEJlt. cs-sWold SlrE;r
Hamilton S:sli--i RalIh Lancaster Smith md
iIuntinzrsa smith. Jr- Ia;eE--ent al Te-.-