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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

+. F. MAHER. ESQ
Garland. August 80.
North bradford, August 81.
Belgrade Lakes. September l.
| HON. H. P. GARDNER.
Patten. August g.
HON. ALBERT CLARK.
Sanford, September /.
Hallowell, September 3.
HON. T. II. ROBERTS.
| South Windham. September g
| West Baldwin. September 8.
HON. GEORGE E. FOSS.
| Orono, August 81.
HON. ALBERT ]. BEvERIDGE.
| Ellsworth. August 80
Augusta, August 81.
THOS. LEIGH.
Monmouth September g.
Readheld. September TO-
HON. w. II. LOONEY.
Orono. August 81.
G. s. HICHRORN.
Gardiner, August 90.
Loss of Appetite
ls commonly gradual; one dish after an
other is set aside till few remain. These
are not eaten with much relish, and are
often so light as not to afford much
nOurishrent.
Loss of appetite is one of the first
indications that the system is running
down. and there is nothing else so good
for 1t as Hoods Sarsaparilla-the best
of all tonics.
Accept no substitute for Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

Bernard GRAHAM Of the hhsylvania
School Of Dentistry arrived in the city,
Friday, and will pass his vacation here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

IMPERIAL LODuE. D. OF H., NO. 2.
40 u w Meeting In G. A. r. Hall.
the first and third Fridays in each month,
SADIE "a i' r, METCAI.F. C. of H
/ NELLIE G. VIII BRICK, Recorder.
4 EMMA " RbRlUrS. Finan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29
Auc,IsrA CAMP, NO. 74oo, MODERN

|Noodmen Of America. Regular meeting
|syery Monday evening at Wo2dman hall
c. KIRKPATRICK, V. Z.
w p. BERRY. Clerk.
II w HASKELL. Banker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

AUGUSTA LODGE, NO. IS, A. 3. S.
meets IN Golden Cross Hall the second
MRS F:MMA NJ. ROREPTS. Pres.
MRS. D. A. CLARK. Secretary.
6 'rHURSTON. Collector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

b. @. G. c. MORRILL, COMMANDERY
|No 32s. U. o. G. C. Regular meetings on
|tbe second and fourth Tuesday evenings
Enf each month at 40 o'clock at Golden
0f''' i'-' l.. T.. WING. N. C.
II. A. HEATH. X. r.
w b. CIOTGH. F. K r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

,P.S. J.H. Cogan & Co., sells our paint
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
KENTUCKY
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS

Mis- Mattel Stone Q: jefferson -itv I. at tn.
| Southern.
-vin:Sn PIX. c: St, joseph /, REGISTERED a;
Jose NJ Gsrr.Io Of Mexico Is -ezis;ersd a;
The Planter
-Mrs: G. Clay OF Mexico. Mo-. Is guest at
Mis- HouK o: wsrEensbgrg No. 10 staying
az tie Southern
Mrs. I. A Scot; Of Houston arrived q; the
Planters yesterday.
H e. GesseII OF sa1ony registered a; the
Planters Yesterday
Mr. and Mr.. n p Hall O. Kansas City are
~uests ~ the Planters.
Mr. and Ms n 81 Brown o. Scotland are
! Rues;s Of the Jensrson-
Mrs.. E. e Roo, Of Houston. Tex. Is a rges;
at the we.4 End Hotel.
Doctor D c End, o: Delft Holland. !,
STAYING a: the Southern
Mr.. and Hr,. C G Kee.er Of Brazil. Int..
are enests n the LInteil-
-Nrs. G. G CONWAY q SHREVEPORT La. I. a
Cuest at the Inside Inn
Mr. AID Ms g Barton Of Hoos has. are
registered al the Laclede-
Mr.. ant Ms. ? a Scott OF Cleveland are
rerts,ered q; the Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 81. CTark OF Kansas City
are guests At the Southern-
sas citv are At the L'ndeil-
II - D!ck-y OF HerrrosiIIo Mexico reSts-
tersa az the Planters YESTERDAY.
-.iiss Cara sniilrnan o. Evanz.iil. Ind Is
at the Christian Eaieavor Hotel.
Mr. and Mra F 8 Parrish Of Rockport.
Tex. are guests q; the Planters-
IT. Van DER Ben o: Amsterdam Holland
registered at the Southern yests-tay-
MIR. and Mn George p. Turner u Saniai;s-
Ill are registered At the Southern
Mr.. and N-s- J. A. Hornscav OF Fort scott.
kAs-- are quests OF the New 81 James
British Navy Is staying al the Mouuceiic'
MO rexis;sred q, the Planters 1 y..t s '-
Mrs. AIbe-t Kuppendort and Mise Arelina OF
Cincinnati; are r-sisteret at the Hamilton.
-Ma,or r. MiI,.sns: a DroEninsa, banker
Hotel. ~ ~ " " " "' avenue
M M. a.. Mrs: =: Timer 2, san I.u,,
Edwin Wilson and Mis-, Wilson o; Austin
Ten were among Yesterdays arrivals at the
B. Kosavash; and X Honna Of Toxic.
Jaoan. are among the recent arrival, at the
Tenn were among the arrival. at The souiSern
YESTERDAY
The Misses Ora and Rovena Lee. POPULAR
tered a, the JeHer-on
,-John FOSie5, ! Fowler. J. ". Lsri.. J. ".
arr sts Sfa at Il. nis OF Pine Buzz ARK.
~. Jefferson X. Clark. Mrs. Julia C voor-
his Q, New York are attending the Fair and
are s;ayinx AZ Hotel Beers
Msisan i ken Ms 9 = Kesaed. and Mss
the arrivals at the Jefferson
The Misses Tasxe., Of Indianapolis eaush-
tiOnai Chairman. are Eues,s a, the Hamilton Va
MR.. F. n Culberson. Mis-, >del. Rive.
HaSer and Miss Edith Lytie Hayes Ct Ashland
acello. Nun
~. r. rs:risr. MI: : Z r.th-rien .ne Ms,
James "
Mrs William L Crow. Mrs Iona Webb
MIS-. w. B. Clark Mrs. n " P!ttman and
Miss Flora Henry are visiting the Fair a-d ars
rueets At Hotel Epworth-
IS. n Buchanan OF Mexico 10 At the rsrdeu
.ls saS Ms @ Y Harvey, Mn. T. z
REGISTERED At The L,nceu from Idaho
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
Army Orders.
REPrRIIr SPECIAL

Washington. Sept -3--Arny orders were 10
sued to-day. as follows:
Central Dental Surgeon c. 2 LAuteriaie
now San Francisco. will proceed 10 Fort SAN
Houston Tex. for duty a; that post
The following assignment 10 regiments o.
officers recently r-o:nctec. are announced:
Mater Edwin y. Brewer 20 the Seventh Cav.
airy: Captain Percy " Arnold to the seventh
Cavalry. Troop II: First Lieutenaat Anton H.
Srhrre,er TO the First Cavalry. Troop L.
Major George X Hunter. Sixth Cavalry. Il
relieved from 3giy with tina; regiment and viii
assume charge OF construction work n Fort
Meade. s y.
Major Charlie, A va-rln. Seventh Cavalry,
Is Transferred to the Ninth Cayalfy. and vii
iotn that regiment
TIE leave granted CAPTAIN James n Munro.
Third Cavalry. Is extended three months.
Leave for two months. 20 take eject Soven1-
Der l. Is granted Firs, Lieutenant Etwi7 A
Hickman. First CArairy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-24
BETTING ODDS ON ELECTION.
Roosevelt's Admirers Quote Ten
to Seven and Ten to Six.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Sept 1--ProfessionaI bet
ting commissioners on the curb to-day
announced that they had sums O. money
to wager On the result OF the presidential
election ranging from $500 to GoOo a,
odds Of from 10 to to 10 to s on Roose-
velt's election There was little aetna
betting being done In the State cam
money. one broker announcing that he
has 5000 to risk Another remarked:
Its all professional talk and nothinr
but stage money In sight Two to one On
Roosevelt would ind NO takers. Its too
early"
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Missosrians In New York.

New York. Sept 1-Among the arrival,
At the hotels here to-day were the FOLLOW.
Ing from Missouri:
se Louis-Nra E J. McCler.ard c e
Clarke. Holland: A ~. Pt~dro.r II II
Clark r. G Henninss Imperial: J. Ror.rs ar
Mt; Eo<sss = Drake and Nrs. Drake
leEkof. Hoffman: Miss ". L My.r. Srt,.-snn
G Dickson. Grand: o. Bailey. Grand Unios
n CSae Nsvarrs: A Tupp. Cadillac: II
Kansas City.-Asjor l. c Vincent, Victoria,
A J. NcDoaald- Criterion
St Joseph-F. keioie Park Ay.nre- Al.
Schneider and Mr.. Schneider. Herald Ssuzre'
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Bids to Improve Harbor.
r-RIJC sPESJAI.

Galveston. Tex Sept bid, were
opened at the United States Engineers.
Office for the Improvement of the harbor
Of Brazo Santiago. The Bowers Southern
Dredging Company OF Galveston bid lsI,
cents per cubic yard. totals, 20 o.O- Riften
house-Moore. Faltulah Fails Ga MD N
cents per cubic yard. totals. &. 90: Geo
W. Gait. New York. bid "a. cents per
cubic yard. totals. Son. The bids will be
forwarded to the Chief EnRireers' once
Washington, D. c.
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POLITICAL
SPEAKING DATES
Az Announced by the
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

TIE eLairn-n and secretaries @: the count,
advertise accordingly
W. n EVANS. Chairnan-
HONORABLE JOSEPH ". FOLK
cs-roIl;on-saturday. sept- "a: p II
RichmoEs-sa;s-tzy. sept -. 5=o , m
Pl2;tsburS-Thurstay. SEPT =: p m
Prtnce;on-Fritay. Sept %: , m
Trsnton-Fritay. Sept, %: 10 , II
Gsl!aiiu- Saturday. Oct !: , n
Saysville-sa:urday. Oct. /. 10 p N
HOeS;Gn-MoEazy. Oct ;. .. n
Mountain Srove-NoEasy. Oct ). "a p n
Birch Tree-Tues,iay. Oct {. p n.
WInCna-Tuesiay. Oct 4. 10 .. n
Van Burea-wecnestay. Oct 5: p m
Grsriir-wecaescay. Oct. s: I'D . L.
Doniphan-Thu.ScAy. Oct {. Il q n.
Poplar B.GS-Thurstay. Oct s: 80 > m
o-Sa-Fiday. Oct =: .. m
Aorehoz--FT.iay. Oct :: 20 , n
New MAtrit-Satsrtay. Oct. :: p n
C4-u;s-Tsy.lls-Saturday Oct s: 10 .. n
HONORABLE F. n cocKRELL-
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sept -. p m
Jcaesburs-SatuTtay. Sept =: 10 p N
hAhoka-MoneAy. Sept. 3. p IL
Larcas;sr-Tussday. sept q. , n
Macon-wedres!sy. Sept IS. p n
ChiI!Ioc;he-Thursdsy. sept =. .. N
Sorbo-ne-sf:9ay. sept %. p m
MISUNDERSTANDING. Oct L D. e.
Poto<i-Nouday. Oct :. .. m
i-untun-Tue>iay. Oct T. p m
Observation-Disclosures Oct 5, .. n
Poplar BluI-Thursday. Oct G. , II
De SOto-saturday. Oct s. p m
HONORABLE WILLIAM J. STONE
spriaghe!G-saturday. Oct l.
Me.nphis-Mozday. Oct. 70.
Lewis Couniy-Tuesday. Oct II
Ia-ua--Satu:day. Oct Is
MoSe-ly-FT!day. Oct 8
Platte Ci;y-Saiurday. Oct -
HONORABLE A. n. DOCKERY.
Faye;te-s4;uEday. Sept "a. p
FGlton-Tuescay. sept =. "a p m
MISUNDERSTANDING. Oct l. = o. m
Kansas CIty-sa;ur:ay. Oct l p. m
HONORABLE HARRY p. HAYES.
s. Joseph-F'r.tay. Sept -: 80 >. m
HONORABLE C W. HAMLIS
HoUs;0n-Xoatay. oc;- :: .. n
LIckins-Moncay. Oct :. S p.
vIe;Or-Tue.dsy. Oct =: l , m
Salen-Tuestay. Oct 4: = p z.
Cook statioa-wednesday. Oct :. ..
siiso-we1nestay. Oct. 5: 3 p
s;eeivtlie-Thur.dzy. Oct 6: .. n
cuha-Thu-sday. Oct 9. D. n
s. Ja:nes-Fr.6ay. Oct :: .. n
Bosrb0n-Fritay. Oct Z: D. n
HONORABLE CHAMP CLARK
osceo!a-Monday. SEPT. =: .. IT,
Ash Grove-londay. Sept. d. 10 .. n
LamAr-Tuesday. Sept -. .. n
Pierce Cty-Tuestay. Sept. 2. 10 .. m
cassyile-wednescay, Sept, n .. n
M0rett-T ecnesiay. Sept. =; IN D N
Dexter. THURSDAY. sept y. 1 p. N
kennett-Fricsy. Sept D.. p n
Campbell. Friday. sept -: $50 .. m
New Aadnd-Satu-tay. Oct !: .. n
AAiten-sAturtsy. Oct. 1. 30 D. m
HONORABLE J. J. RUSSELL
Ava-Xond@y, SEPT 8; p N
TAa Brren-TueStay. Sgt q: ri=0 .. m
Willow Sp..ngs-Tuescay. Sept 2. ,. m.
koshkonons-WetEeetay Sept. 3. 10 .. N
We. Piains-Thurscay, Sept. y: "a p m
Saisssiile-saiurcay. Oct ]: o. NJ
Baks:sae!d-saigrd.y.o Oct. l. p m
Charlstor-Nontay. Oct .: .. n
HONORABLE ROBERT LAMAR
Mountain G.ove-Thu-stAy Sept; -. So u
Norzood-EritAy. sept -; p. m
Msa.ne.s-Fr.cay. Sept. %: .. n
seya ou.-SaturtAy, Oct !. ?. II
R6s.rsvilic. saturday oci. l.: p m
Asa GrOye-Mon4ay. Oct .: ,. m
SF-insreii-Moncay. Oct. 8. T:0 p m
Oh so,ciers' Home-wetnesaay. Sc; 8: 1
J. II
Lsyineton--wetnescay.o c. s: 80 D. n
Ma->hali-Iaur.day. Oct 8: 80 , N.
AAT,:a.sronsCfr,t-y oc:
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Hoda Bopst. BarteiesyfIe. Frank Wood. Nell
keoecn. Mr.. J. C. Keoton. Okmulge>-
TEXAS

TEXAS
Mrs. n. 3. Calvert. San Marcos: SIR. and
Mrs Louis Davis. Austin: T J Martin. MD
land: r. II. Garrett, Mrs Fred Fr..her. VII
moth Frasher. Fred Fra-her. Gainesville: Mis-
Marie Schmidt. Mss Bertha FassInan Mss Daisy
Taryer. Mr. Charles Tarver. Eagle Pass: Mrs
Helen =. Harris. E n. Harris. Wichita Fails
Grant Clutter. MEDIA Clutter b 2. cutter.
Bcnhara. job Barnett. Lizzie Barnett. Wichita
Fails. Benton Davies. c. A Davies. san An
tonic.
KENTUCKY
Ms J. z s:app. corydon- Mss Hunter Ter
reil Mss Emily Marshall. Bisndyill e. Mr. b
p Chevauit. John g. IcCo-niIek- Mount Stsr-
Ing: Frank stephens. St Louis. Kentucky
huiicing. 7 J. coyle. jackson County. James
Neirrlsr. Robe-r r. We.-ner Louisville; b y
Hensiey. Butler: Mrs. I.~ster wither<pocn. Miss
2 Withersspoo,i. verxailIes: Don Campbell Jas
O'connel!- Clarence Richari~on. \ c Pilcher.
Louisville: Jss- L. Cody. w o. Brown Gov
ington-
TENNESSEE.
NJ and Mrs. W. W. Pollard w W Taylor.
Frank c Shea. ". T Mckee Nrs- Blaine
raul-y. Mrs. Alfred 6. Merritt Jr-. NJ and
Mrs r w Turner. Miss BESSIE Turrs-r. Mss
See Turner. Willie REYNOLDS. Nashville; Mil
dred Whe@!er. Memphis L. W. Lyinrstor.
Brosns-iile: Iohh D. Harr-. Mrs J. ID. cop
= Hague. Clarksv!lle. T 2. y Ener- Mr. 7
p B5rner. L Catherine Bgarsr. Jennie LIE
Bonner. NASHVILLE. James T. Iayheld. Lou
iayfslt: Chattanooga: Nj and Mr. = n
Clark Redwood: n F Hagen. Nashville.
Miss I.inca Smith. Jeil:co-
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At Chicago Hotels.
EPT-BrIc SPECIAL

Chicago. Sept. 1-The St. Louis persons
lows:
Auditortura-J. II. Bright c. r. Coz. C. W
Martin. J. T. cqshmaA r NJ Fornes. j. b.
Quinn. E B. Webster.
Brtgss-H, L GremA.n. O. H. Vincent
Sherman House, D. Barton, r. S. Pat,e--
son. G. C Hale
Palmer Hous>-H N Bennett. r Brown.
M n Br3.S; L 4oser. v. B. Morrison.
Erevoort-c p. Bunker, n g. Marin.
Grand Paciao-C s Blake. W z Garxta
L. =. Hughes.
Great Sor:hern-M-s N. z Arthur. J. A
Cunningham. J. p. Eyrnes. J. ". Pope A. r,
kA.serhof-W L R.-,on
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the Criminal Court to-day Of assaulting
Myrtle Dowler. his Office girl The jury
could not agree on the punishment and
Judge Casteel will determine what length
OF time ne shall serve Hefiin came here
from Bolckow. Mo. a few months ago.
and since the orYense OF which he was con-
victed was committed. March last. has
married
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MARRIED..

A I.I,E.N-ROIf NDT-At Beverly. Mass. SIP
teTnher q. 1914 b. ire Reverend JOAN kee1ey,
assisted by :he Reverend Herbert J. White;
Jr John : Allen % Walp9ie. Mass. ard
Miss Ruth : R1uady OF Beyeriy Mas
PI.ASTEfs-TT f.NF-E IT BlGeuo-r. Va. n
THURSDAY. September = I--.. Mary Tzszer
Turner. daughter q Mrs. HarTl.; sfgia---
Turner. 90 Mr.. George Emory Plaster. Jf-. u
he Reverend Father Tesrr.sy-
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Black Leg Near Nashville.

Nashville Ill. Sept 5-An apparent ep-
.demic Of black leg has made its appear
ance In Nashville and vicinity. and many
losses OF cattle and hogs have been re-
ported Henry Kruger and John J. RAN
dali. farmers near this city. Henry Web
meyer, a local irayman. and the Camp
deaths among their stock srnR this DIS
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Veteran Paiiceman Dead

Charles Boil. who died OF consumption
at his home No. IS Pennsylvania ave
nue.. was the winner Of the first god
medal offered 70 policemen for bravery
He retired from the department two years
ago On account Of his health his funeral
will be held this morning at O'Clock
from St Agnes's Church The burial wall
be in SIS Peter and FaUTs Cemetery
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NOTICE.

MarrtaE. and Death Note, ies.rt.- z
IT, Republic will b. fo-Tar3et y te!--
graph 70 any one OF AL q TIE papers
rz-1e1 below for simultaneous Publication.
zithcL. extra charge. II q request 10 do
90 accompanies the copy Notices received
s.-e: midnight cannot be forwarded. how
ever. Until the next evening
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ard. Cleveland Plain Dealer
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WILLIAM r. aOAEA
PYenicene

WILLIAM z: HoAEA L. J. Dis.kNE1TH
Presi5ent Secretary.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND
MARINE lNSl RANCE COMPANY.
Of-ee. No. III Chestnut St. Sc Lousa. NJ.
Tsl- Bell Main z.,IA- Te. kinlocn -
plan
HNerg S g. H.s,.'ie.. Z; p 49, La.
VIZ ,. Honee J.a w. Bell
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Read Marie Corella On Education,
Abe H0mme1 On Divorce and the
other great articles and ssories n
to-norrow's Republic
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ki.Ioch Co. Increase C.pi,., .,...

Jefferson City. No. Sept 1.-rbe Kim
loch Long-Distance Telephone Comnsny
Of ST. Louis was granted an increase Of
capital stock to-day by the Secretarv ~
State, from $e.9oe 90 to 2.0Ceu
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Il your breath pure and clean. II not. IN.
one deatnfrfce that will make 1; % IN sISiTSI
TOOTH POWDER Get Il Of the druersst. *
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REpGBk1C SPECIAL
St Joseph. No. Sept 3.-Doctor Charles
D. Helm vas found guilty by . fury In
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Kid.aped 1t vi,ee..e, Fair.

REPUBLIC sPDTAL
vincennes. Ind. Sept. Aim Evans.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs James Evans. was
lost from his mother al the fair grounds
to-day 1t Is supposed he was kiina ped
by show followers The police OF neirh-
boring towns have been notified.
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MILLS-Thursesy. September - rs4 at 8
a. m. at PerrySiile. No. Mrs, Sophie c. Mills
nee ScstorO. beloved mother Of Alice ". Mills
and Mrs 5. c. Marks Funeral from residence
No 4i2SA Evans avenue. Sunday. September -
at % .. m Interment private.
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IN Nsales11y, nloer Il 1915.
Juede. beloved husband Of susan Juefe snee
Sarriotp. father OF Freda, Charlie Walter.
Emma and Herbert Juece. aged 81 years and !.
months Funeral Saturday. September "a. at
10 a from residence. No. 29sA E>as-on ave
nue.. Friends invited. San Francisco. Cal Lex
inston. Neb.. and New Madrid. No.. pagers
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HOFFTANN-Entered into rest on Friday
September - 1914 % p. m. after a brief
illness @. Frederick Hoffman, beloved husband
II Catherine Hoffman, tnee Auteuriethl dear
father OF Louisa Hoffman. Bertha BrocEschr...t
nee Hoffnalni. Frederick A. saoIuh "
Clara p and Ella r. Holman. sather-iu- "a X
Of Edward y Brccksch-nitt- grandfather Of
EDWARD Brockschnsttt. Jr-. at TIE age Of 50
wears months and 6 days. Funeral will take
place Sunday. September -. at - . n. from
the family residence. No. 5sl Manchester ave
nue. 20 Oak Hill Cemetery at Kirkwoot No.
Friends Of the family invited to attend.
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oGDEN-Entered into rest on Thursday Sep
teuaber =. 1904. at 3.is a m. Charlotte Ogden.
dear mother Of Nol.i- Boiand Stanley D.
Ogden. David L Ogden. Charlotte Steltox fnee
OGDEN. and Gillette keneaster .nee Ogden. N
the seyenty-fourth year or her age FtirieraI
viii take place from the Bethesda Home No
ssSl Vista avenue, Sunday. September g az
D. m thence to BeIhania CsInetery. Friend,
Of deceased and family invited 70 attend
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FLANIGAN-on Thursday. September ?.
ts4. al I2-59 ?. n. Richard Flanagan. son a.
Richard Flanagan and the late Catherine FIaa-
isan. and our dear brother. after n short i'll
ness Funeral VIII take place SUNDAY. Sep
ten.ber y. from family residence. No. lsss
North Sixteenth street ~ 10 p m, u =.
Lawrence O'Too!e's Church, thence 70 Calvary
Cemetery Friends invited 10 attend
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RElLLr-On Thursday. September y is5< at
beth HoIIinssyorth md snsnso o. E ia
Ihomas Rosie and William HoIiinesworrh and
residence Of her daughter. Mrs Hollinssworth
NO 1s-s North Ninth street. Sunday. September
% CIVIL Cemefe-y.
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OTTERsoN-on THURSDAY. September -
1874. sitter a Painful Illness. Mary l. ottersor
nee lngoltsbyl beloved mother Of William e
otterson and Mrs r. z. Gleason. aged . years
and months. Funeral from The residence o.
her sister. Mrs. J. F. Zrppeuseld No ls,o
North Thirteenth street. Sunday, September 3.
- I'D > m. to ST. Lawrence OToole's Church
Va: LyDchburg. Va: San Francisco CAL and
Battle Greek. Nsb.. papers please CODY
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ROWEcPassed away At the Confederate
Home OF Missouri. ca Wednesday, September
q. ls4 at II 30 q. n, William S. Rowe. hus-
band z: Mary z. Rowe tnee Mary E. Ciaytor).
eEed - years and months Burial al tie
Confederate Home Cemetery
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BOIL Entered into res. after lingering 81
ness. Officer Charles Boil. dearly beloved hus-
hand OF Ella Fol iace DurEel- dear father O.
Ida Boil and son cf Matthias Boil. aged g years
months and II tays. Inte-Esert from family
resicence: No cs1s Pennsylvania avenue. SitEF-
osy- September - az 9 a. n 70 81 AEues's
Church thence 20 s. Peter AnG Pzul's Gene
ter. Friends Of family srs invited TO attend
FAEEY-At his residence. No I.la South
Third street. Patrick Fahey. heig.ei husband q!
May Fahey C.ee NitrhelD. aid father OK Mrs.
Julia Bose, Della Tiitcn. Ella and Willie
Fahey. brother OF Ellen O'Brie1 and William
Fshey- Funeral from residence Sunday. Sep
nuncistion. In,erIneEt n Calvary
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sA0E-wilne Sage, dearly beloved s1a q.
MIS- Katherine Sage tnee HOLLYWOOD. and
month"; Funeral vii taie p,ace On SATURDAY
5Ts2seISer y a I2e p n. from residence %
81 Alphonsuss Church and thence 20 Calvary
Cemetery. Friends invited to attend
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SCHOOLS.
BISHOP ROBERTSON HALL

s,hooi FOR girls: recpens D. V. September ..
8 Compton avenus. ST Ioua Mo- Ast for
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SCHACB-On Friday. September - ,so4 a,
n;s ?. n. after . lingering Illness. Joseph
schsuh- AZ residence. No 1870 Eas. Grand ave
nue. Due notice Of funeral viii be given Jack
sorvfile. IL. papery please copy.
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THE men1bsrp OF Damon Lodge No -.
K q p. are requested TO meet at Charles r
8etgisch's Livery Stable. No. 1925 North sixth
Sgsse at I O'Clock p m. San1ay September
Il r. Bemel. x Of r 8
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NJ and Mrs B. 4. Enloe. South McAIes.er:
Charles E. PEatt. Chiekas1a: Mamie c ffur.
Mrs a. W. Campbell. Leslie Campbell iess,e
Campbell Edward GsTphsI Taio,s; !
o. J. N. Brewer, Heavener: W. J. Retst. HarI.
shore A. II Mite Grant; J y WOOD. Poteau:
Ms. Laura Exnem, vinits. George ". Walk
iey. Clsremore. Etmors Boest. e O. BopR
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MAGAZINES.

The November number of the North
American Review has an enticing list
of contents. Baron Kentaro Kaneko
explains why The Yellow Peril is ia
pans Golden Opportunity" Yves
Guyot discusses the question Where
Is Russia to Get Her Next Loan %
Sir Robert Finlay, Attorney General of
Great Britain, outlines the history of
International Arbitration" Congress-
man John j. Esch indicates What
Must Be Done to Secure Safety on
Railroads." George w. E. Russell
sketches the career of the late English
statesman, Sir William Vernon Har-
court. In an article entitled Allen
Colonies and the Children's Court, ="
Ernest K. Coulter brings out some
startling facts regarding the character
of our present immigration and the
habits of immigrants which have been
revealed by the experience of the New
York Children's Court. The World
Politics" department contains striking
ly interesting communications from
London, Berlin, Rome and Washington.
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