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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Order of Publication.

State OF Michigan. County OF Shiawassee. S.
AT session OF the Probate Court for said
county, held In the Probate ONCE in the city
1904. " 80
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Frank Ben
Ton, oeceasedi on reading and filing the pc
ttion of Park Scott, praying for the probate of
the Will OF said deceased now filed in this Court
1t is ordered that the 26th day of SEP TENDER,
Probate ONCE, be appointed for hearing said
petition. S-'N
1t is further ordered, that COPY of this
order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing. In THE Owosso
TIMES, newspaper printed and Circulating
In said County of Shiawassee
"a true copy.)
BY KATHERINE Il. KELSEY,
Register of Probate
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Garland.

The Ladies' Aid Society, numbering
about As members and visitors spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lucy
Waters-Miss Mildred White, of
West Fairfield, is visiting her sister.
Mrs Ed Green-A Il Colby and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs A L
Phillips, in Owosso, Saturday-Mrs
Park Scott entertained her cousin Mrs
Fishbeck and husband from Ingham
Co, last week.-Mrs. Minnie Cobb and
children have returned from a visit
with the formers brother, Will Head,
near Mt Pleasant-A e Shannon has
moved his granary across the road,
placed it on stone foundation and will
use it for horse barn-Emery Hyde
has returned from trip to Texas; he
also visited the ST. Louis exposition.
OBITUARY.
. Frank Benton passed away Thursday
August % 1904 at the home of his
brother in Dowagiac.
Mr.. Benton has been i'll for eight
months, about two months ago he was
taken to his brothers home in Dowagiac
hoping the change would benefit his
health, but failed to receive the desired
help. His remains reached home Fri
day night and the funeral services were
held at his late residence three-quarters
of mile north west of Garland Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Fryer, of Ovid, offici-
ating. Interment was made in Fair
field cemetery.
Mr.. Benton leaves wife and ten
children all being present at his funeral
except the oldest son, Albert, who is
in Dakota. His three brothers from
Dowagiac and Ovid and more distant
relatives from Lansing were here.
Also many friends from Owosso, Elsie,
Ovid and Merrill as we'll as from the
surrounding community until there
was not standing room in the house.
The casket was covered with beauti-
full flowers as token of love from his
relatives and friends. Through his long
illness Mr.. Benton became resigned to
Ills fate and was ready to go in peace
when his call came.
Mrs Benton and children have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Union Plains.

The Union Plains Sunday School held
picnic at the Oxbow on the Shiawas-
see river Friday-Nellie Fosket and
George Hale were stung in the face, by
yellow jackets Immediately on arriving
at the place, also Mr. Hales horses, max
ing quite living time for few minutes
William Scott and Fred Spring
and their families went to jennings
lake Friday fishing, and secured one
fish-George Hall went to Deerfeld
Sunday to see his horse which il being
doctored by Jake Hunt-Mrs Sylbil
Wrigglesworth and children, of North
Howell are visiting in this vicinity.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Byron.

Frank Williams and wife visited
friends in Oakland county last week.
Mrs Charles Reynolds is visiting friends
in Cohoctah-Rev. r. G. Crawford is
visiting in the western part of the state
Mr. Charles Reynolds, of Williams
ton, was in Byron, over Sunday
Fred Mills is working for Crawford and
Hunt again-Flora Welch is visiting
friends in Detroit-Nina Boyce is
visiting in Linden Mrs Shaft is
visiting at Ann Arbor-Mrs George
Devore is again in Byron--U L Stark,
of Howell, was in Byron Friday
Mrs Blanche Lawrance was the guest
of Mrs E ID WEIGH last week-Mr
George Downing and wife, and Mrs F
Savage and daughter Mabel attended
the Pioneer picnic at Long Lake Thurs
day-Mr G S Lewis and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit with
their daughter Mrs F Slovenian, near
Lansing Lawrie is home ON a
weeks vacation, from his express route
between Ionia and Big Rapids-Mr
and Mrs A z Richards, of Corunna,
were guests of his mother, Mrs Jabez
Close last week.-Mrs. Z Burlingame
has returned home from visit in Jack.
son County-Mr Leslie Johnson, of
Detroit, is the guest of R w Coats and
wife-William Merriman had 40
chickens stolen Saturday night-Mrs
Elma Brewster, of Ann Arbor, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs j Close-Mrs
Frank Fuller, of Owosso, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Alice Joslin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02

Wanted-Industriou man or woman
as permanent representative of big
manufacturing company, to look after
its business in this county and adjoin-
ing territory. Business successful and
established. Salary $4,000 weekly and
expenses. Salary. paid weekly from
home Office. Expense money advanced.
Experience not essential. Enclose self
addressed envelope. General Manager,
Como Block, Chicago. $50
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Leroy PIows Turn the Earth. "

Horses and men grow fat, their labor
is pleasant and easy, and the results of
the labor Dor are highly sasa SH all BE-
ence of his well satisfied neighbors and
purchased lie Roy Plow." The
drafts are just right. The turn of the
molddoard is found only on the lie
Roy" and is just right. If the Leroy
Flows" are not all right they will not
cost you cent, salp
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Making Friends Every pay.

This can truthfully be said of JELL-O
ICE CREAM POWDER the new product
for making the most delicious ice cream
you evar ate; everything in the package.
Nothing tastes so good in hot weather.
All grocers are placing it in stock. If
your grocer can't supply you send 25c,
for 2 packages by mail. Four kinds:
Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry arr
Unfiavored. Address, The Genesee
Pure Food Co., Box 800, LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02

Following its Western" Fiction"
and Midsummer Holiday" numbers,
the September number of The Century
will likewise have special character.
II is called "Round-the-Worl num-
Der and the name is justified by the
geographical distribution of the text
and pictures. Appropriate to this idea
are two drawings by Castaigne, THE
Flying Dutchman" and 1.-THE Wander
ing jew" which are printed as frontis-
pieces.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Circuit Court.

Watson e. Chapman have discontin-
ued the case of G. w. Gale, ct al, VS..
the Vigor-O Health Food Co., of Owos-
so, and have filed another bill for fore
closure
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Owosso Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY MoRr1,
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit

Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit
Cattle lower dull at Detroit Live Stock
Market, Thursday. Sept, 1 1900; quality com.
prime steers and heifers, A25 a A.75;
handy butchers. 1875 a 4.1o: common. $3.50 a
s3.25: Gamers COWS, sI.5o o. %; stockers and
feeders. dull At $3.50 a 1875.
Mich cows. dull at $500 a $500; calves
active at $500 0675.
Sheep and lambs steady; quality com; prime
lambs. % a $3.50; mixed, "a. so a $3.50, culls
Sl.5o a. $3.50; yearlings t0O 90 IS. GO
Hogs steady; quality mixed prime mediums.
sh45 90 s5.ho; Workers.. s5.35 a $40: pigs, Is 80
@ 1886; roughs, $500 45o; stays one third on
cripples, $500 per cwt. OF.
Receipts-Cattle 1900 calves 400, sheep, $500;
hogs, $500.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
HURRY
HURRY
H j R R Y

Three or four weeks more will
end our Great Closing Out Sale.
Our assortment is fairly good yet
and every article shows big
saving.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
MISSES SHOES
Large lot of Misses $500 Shoes,
now. ....,.......... $1.19
LADIES' SHOES

Large and small sizes at Extra
Reductions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
SAVES $I5, 900
IN FOUR HOURS
Illinois Terminal Steals a March
on the Wabash in Moving
It's Equipment.

Fifteen thousand dollars is what the
Illinois Terminal IS said e. have saved by
four hours work late Sunday night AT
Edwardsyille
The road Is building short line and
desired TO make a connection with she
Wabash in order 10 land on the scene
Of Operation engines. cars. pile drivers
and steam shoveis for the new work. The
Wabash fought the effort and Is said by
some 10 have he'd the crossing at the
figure OF $1,000.
Sunday night the Edwardsyille branch
train made It's last run at lv.3o Hardly
had the equipment reached the round
house arc sheds Cntl! there stole out
from the shelter OF the timber along Ca
hokia Creek. wilderness OF equipment OF
al! kinds The trains hssd been IN hidirg
across the creek. but crossed IN a hurry
and several hundred men Jumped out The
cLt IN the hill was laid with track. part
OF the WABASH branch torn up and a con-
nec-ioa established without the trouble of
putting in switch or frog. and IN a short
time all OF the OUTFIT haG been pushed up
the h!ll. Then the track was sprung back
and connected W. the extra rails removed
and In a Few hours heavy rain had
o0llteratef the footprints IN the clay.
Yesterday morning on the first trip OF
a-tonlsned TO see The high hill at J. T.
Junction crowned b. sixty-five dirt cars.
two locomotives and other rolling stock.
and not a race Of how they got up IN
the cloverfleld. fo-ty-i!ve feet above tine
main line
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS ON THE PIKE.
POLITICAL
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTION.

Office OF the Board os Election comn;s-
sicners. St Louis. 30. Sept z7fh. 1904
pursuant TO notice given by the Demo-
Twelfth Congressional District o. Mis-
souri. being the managing and controlling
conriittee OF said District. the Board o:
mary election Of the Democratic Party in
said District on September sg.h. 1904. BE-
tIeen the hours Of one o'clock and e'ght
2,gloek , m: for The purpo.. Of eleeting
Convention 20 be held al the Eagles Hall.
"a Pine street IN the City O: st Louis.
on October LIST; 1914. for the purpose OF
nominating a Democratic candidate for
the ONCE Of member OF Congress in said
District. and for the purpose Of @Iecr.nz
one member OF the Congressional Commit
The Board of Election Commissioners
hereby designatex the following polling
places for said Primary Election:
Fourth Ward.
plsde. @ No S,s WASH ~ street. r''"ns
Second pis:rie;-Precinci. :. & "a. D. Poll
fns place. No. y F,fsh n NII,s Wars s.ree'-
First pisir,e-TPTecine:. RI / : J. T. 5 Polling
Second D,.;riet.SPfsc.net. s "a 8. 10 Poll
ing place. No n Se9sh Ninth h street
Frs. Observation-Disclosures !. > J. T. g. G :;
Polling place. Sixth and chouteau av.nue.
second Dis;rie,-Preeine,s .. 3. 70. Il. Il. Il.
ThhrfeeDth Ward.
Firr. Dfstrict-P-ecsncts !. :. T. & /. Poll
ing place. No. I1i4 Armstrong svenue
Second Dtstri-t-Preclncts J. 9. D. 30 n z
Polling place. No. .9i Hickory street.
Fourteenth Ward.
First DHtrict-Precincts J. = 8 g. g. PpIl-
ing place. No. fs South Fifteenth street
Second District-Precircts q q D. 10 II Poli-
ing Place. No EDs Market street
Fifteenth Ward.
FifE; Distrct-F'-ecincfs I. =. J. lsl Pnii-
Ing place, No. 1915 Bfddls street
Second District-Preciacts .. g. >. 10 IL Poll-
ing place. No 2eIJ Moran street.
Twenty-Second Ward.
First DIstric:-Precincts I. = = 4G. Poll
Ing place. No. :l3 North Tvensy-third street
Second District-P-ectncts & g. 10 IL. 4. n
Polling place. No. ~ North Claiming avenue
Twenty-ThiFa waPa.
First Disfrict-P-eciacts ]. = 4 & q 2
Polling place No. 80 Manchester avenue
Second Distr1cf-Precincfs g. . N II II II
Polling place. No s.dS Manchester avenue
TWenty-F1ffh Ward.
First Dfsuic:-Precincts T. O. D. 10 IL II m
Polling place. No 81 North sarah street
Second District-Precfncts /. J. 4 s. I. Poll
ing place. No. 5ss Clayton avenue
In witness whereof the said Board NJ
Election Commissioners has caused .hfs
notice TO be signed by its chairman. at
tested by its secretary. and its official
seal affixed at Office in ST. Louis. No.. this
the 9th day Of September. 1904
Jas. McCAFFERY Chairman.
Attest: John EllsperWann, Jr.. oocr0fary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
VISITORS REGISTERED
AT STATE BUILDINGS
The following visitors registered at the
State buildings yesterday:
MISSOURI

Georre W. Woods. Lille Woods, Mr.. and
NrS. J. y ov-rfelt W0odlawn. Doctor and
Mrs. c. =. Brown. FredevicEtOWn: Scott sia.-
shall. Wsnsua.er. !. Jackson. II. Jo<eufs. J.
/ Hoffman. L.neooro. WALTON Pile, WgJ9soni
Mr.. and Mr. ". r. Irwin. Marshall: Nj and
.Srs. Sarty NaIhes. Aurora. Mr. \. g. John
\ \. Ms Paul Eaton. Mrs J. g. Scott. Kl-ss-
Ytlls; Mr.. and Mrs. 4 Bland r=n;rs.ia. Minnie
y. Murphy. Dick MUruhy. HiEs Pearl NuEuty.
afiiiie n Duncan. Dixon; Mildred = Hunt
l&r. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt. Cap GiEar6ezu:
IMr. and Mrs FTanz Anderson. IliJayi!!e. 9.
W. Rucker. Brunswick; a. r. Butter. A. u.
ylaHerty- Nisdi.t9Wn: Nj. aug 9 Hsllrnan.
Iesiie- .Eailie Hni;9s ,iarsnSe: Ar.- W G
KIN. salem WzlteE EssgnFartner Sedaiis:
A. NJ Allen. JT-. Mildred la Count Allen. Kan
sss city; Oliver Hanshss, Henry r kna5o.
Springfield. May >. ShaW. Roiia e Nsb@le
Hill. Verde l. McCu:chen. Lannes overaIl.
Campbell. NJ. and Ms Delbert stanton, Kan
sss 6lry. Louis :. shaw. Roila. George Frser.
FslrFaX. NAV Watkins. Kate Watkins. Apple
ton city. August Pohl. Kansas city. W. II
BaidridEe. Cer-rslia. 4. w Butcher. J. r
Butcher Coliins. Mr. and sTs. y. Hudson, Mrs.
L. p Robinson Rena " Rob.n=on. Hanzzs
CITY; Mrs Bray Mrs 6. ". Graham. Miss
Fairrie ssnoTgrsss. Mrs. z p Snor<ra-s. Tip
ZOE Anna N DinlouSh. Kansas d1iy. Mrs. B.
J. GiIies. Kansas city GerfTut~ Reger. Mau1s
RegeT. Roger. Eliza Far-ar. Mrs Gus strong.
Macon: Miss Ora Terrell. I-ztour; AIRS W e
esevens. Miss Laura IcrAnn. WarrensbJrg.
II :. Se~biIi. Mrs. Nay Sevbir. Latorr: Mss
Nellie SlonecipheT. 81 Joseph: J. r AcCana.
n y. Mrs. Mary AcCann. Warrensbgrx: Elsie
.1speImier. Birdie Aspeimier. Matte Smith,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
scHWkB BUYS UNION WORKS,
Shipbuilding Property at San
Francisco Sold at Auction.

San Francisco. Sept S.-The Union Iron
Works. one Of the properties OF the for
ner United States shipbuiItins Corpora
t!on. was sold at public auction to-day b.
order Of the Federal Court OF the District
of New Jersey
TIE only bidt"r was Francis d. Pollock.
representing the reorganization company
O: the stock OF which Is owned by Charles
M. SchwGb- His bid. the minimum al
iowable under the terms Of the sale. OF 81
sy9.'t-5. was accepted.
The plant cf tho Harlan and Hoi.inys-
worth COInpsrNSr Wilmington. Del. is
now the oaiy one'of the former proper;ic.
of the United States Shkbuildinz Com
ton Committee
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

Paid BY the Mutual Life@ChicaEo
Merchant Had Paid bat One
PPemfum.

After taking out a life insurance policy
for x00Oo last November in The Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF this city.
Charles Netcher. Chicago merchant.
died suddenly on June -. after an opera
-ion for appendicitis. Yesterday the Com
pany paid his widow the amount OF the
policy Netcher had paid only one
premium on the policy. which was said
Chicago.
The Mutual always reinsures with other
companies ali but sco,pe OF these large
risks-1h> SHA. Setr York. july 70.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
DECIDES ON PROPERTY's Use.
Missouri Building FurnishinGs Will
BE Utilized After Fair.

f.s-F7F Blu sFE'ItIs
Jeffers0n city. No. Sept. S-rhe State
Board 4 Equalization met to-day 20 Dis
cuss the manner of disposing OF the State
property ut the Worif's Fair.
Il was decided that as much OF the fur
niture and machinery as could Be utilized
IN State Institutions would be used for
that purpose
The board will have another meeting
soon 20 make more definite plans along
theza lines
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
THROWS BABY INTO cIsTERN
Mother Then Jumps and Both
Are Quickly Drowned.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept cs--Mrs. Bessie
Peck. 30 years old. picked up her 3-year-
old daughter Ethel, carried her to rain
cistern in the rear yard, and cast her in
As the child fell through the opening OF
the cistern she screamed in terror. and
neixhbors were attracted 10 the Scene. Re
fore they could reach Mrs Peck she
Jumped through the cistern opening
Before assistance arrived the woman
and child were dead Mrs Peck had been
despondent for several days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
pEATHS.

30 . m. at san Antonio. Tex. Mar Adds.
daugaier q the late John and N4ry Adds. ana
es funeral later.
ATKINs-Enteret into rest. sgddeniy. %
ceosxs W. A,kins. beioyed husband q, AaHa
Atkins fnee Fifiep. The funeral viii tax.
gsc%. ~ %Hesas.dssy d.. ~ ssg,sE.I..r = 80 at , m- pat At
feTs Cemetery. Frien1s Invited attend
sspt.nber z Isa4. at fs,n Anton.o. Tex. Fed
BIGGER. beloved husband Of julia BIGGER tnes
si.rs4 sas s.P'sti q t.te I si;o. % rom @ e.
1y residence. No Iss Division sreet- On Tues
e.i:.ts sm esmessry F:a.na. G .ts ee rsss.1:fuy p,
Lssis Ls Lodss L 20 Va ss 4 eeeI g G W. oi sO0'h e.
! cASTwELL-En,ered into rest or Saturday
iis r.1ty- -eish.h wear. FYsersi IT, servies1 a. S.~
Es,hserai csspef Maryland and Nergead ave
nsaf private.
s,ssss asissas ssfsss.r " sties.a i hu:b.sd nd
taSe GallasheT nee AcGroarty,- Due no
GoETZ-on Sunday. September. 3. 1904. q, 3
q Mary Get nee JsnesJ. sad fsiser ef Mary.
Am. and wnheln,ina: con 9. EIedertek and
Eawsra Li1zss. Jonhson Anne BIeis and
Cen Sssrze Go.,1. st ne age ,,, o. 2. ys.T. Months
ssssdeses' on pernod ard subi.,is % svenaas' .Sny
frfencs AID relatives OF the family invited
% affeni
,lMr,a1DoIp,E MraDpES-on Monsay. s.s,.ms.r 2, ~ a.
s & Tfe x espp,E 5s sIap cSsM Ns Is Mf'1e woemes
tas war 81 ss asss: ssn. q s,s, %eoasa aSss
vi r-eet AZ Barracks Hospital 4: l:o' ?. n
MrTcHMl-En.ercd into res; on sunday.
Esehsn s.io1.d i' .ssnG . = ysnn. A.'esi Mitch +
~ Inee Insraml: siso I,ourn.d BY his ased
Wizard p ., Msasn. cass: :'hs. h. .Ii;ers &. Nh
Hsry 2 sears of Kingston: Gsnada: NJ.
r.issnse q Is si.isr. Me. Sarah r Bs1ss;
n rs ,ssi1.r;,IoH a;i, grlys's .' Mi;sSsEi sissi
sIfsm P.st .nS nd s;:S,:Is s:5.s.s. ssussi ssn
MooNEL-on Monday. sep,.mbe, .. 80 2:
sr.d siss VIE .. Pani: @ a.5 n5ossel s nsrs josn
ANA; ThoTas. Daniel and Catherine Moonsy; ny,
ssnc.. : 30. g % fe.N =. rsrensna g a~.nue. % 81
Frienan nrsf sT. isTissa to 70 .,teaa NJ.
SssncS Se Sss 4 9m9ss g. There's. sa .pc Council 49,
PAysT-D.ed on Monday. sertemh-r 2; ise4.
paass. aged y years. beloved husband 0; MaTy
Paust ard father Of Emma Paust. Mrs Alex
ander Schniff tnee Peus,). Otto Pau.t and
Adoiph Paust- Funeral from residence. No. 1e15
Doinian street. wednesday. at y. m
r1kE-As csatsam. !. Mas. ssp,e%s.t 2,
trnsE; s a.a ss Gs'srs ess i a s'' ''sh'''' year.
& RoBEET-Entered into rest Norssv artr-
npnn, septernber %. 1904. the Reveren5 j. q:
< Dber, D. D.. IN the eeventy-sevrntA ~sar OF
I age Notice Of funeral will te aisec.
into rest On Monday. Sep
x.ber X 1904. at 30 n M. Dennis Ryan.
49161ed husband Of Margaret Ryan tnee r ~
- and dear father Of Mrs. Peter COMFY,
IN. wifIism, JeHery. Thomss apd David
9.n. Funeral viii take place Wednesday
Zptember 3. at 500 a. m. from family reei-
22nce, No. aoH NuiIsnphy Street. 70 st. Ieos
S11rch. thence to calvary CemsteTy. Friends
orted TO attend.
= &vHRwIG-Entered into rest. on Monday. Sep
1oer a. iS4- George yarwiR. are years
70 months son os John and Grace kehr.
kotner Of NARY. Gertrude and Grace VarwtG.
S11efal Wsdnes6ay. at l o. M. from family
z71fs.71ence 30. 81 Natural Bridge road.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
Sac. to Bay w.terworks.

GaIena. Kas. Sept "a suit to pur-
chase the city water works system was
begun to-day by the City of Galsna
against the Ga.ena Water Company The
ordinance under which the company ts
onerafinT. provides that the city shall
I've the fight to purchase at the ex-
piration Of fifteen years. but the company
rsfuses e :sass z pfsce; e =, mS Is ."0H"' M
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
NOTICE.

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N..hcLc extra charge. II a request 70 co
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Rochester Herald. Washington Post.
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Z zscues Pcs;-stap md ST. Paul Pioneer Press
lard Cleveland Plain Dealer
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
In Honor of Louisville.

Palms wonderful pyro:echnical display ir
tie Stadium az the Worlds Fair grounds
beginning promptly at 7:i5 p. n. tonight
one Of the features or the greatest fair
Pyrotechnical portrait Of Mayor Granger
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
New York Limited

Via yandaIia-Pennsylvani E:3o noon:
barber shop, ladies' maid; observation
Commandment car. etc Ticket ONCE. Sew
entfi and Olive streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

CASTwE.L-En.ered into rest or Saturday
evening. September -. 1904 John Csntsei, IA
1eis e.Ity- eighth year. funeral services 81 Sev
Cathedral Chapel Maryland and SersteAd ave-
nusa, Tuesday afternoon AZ : o'clock Inter
0enf private
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

GAILAGERR-sudfeniy, at 10 o. r. Of ac-
etdent Anfhoay Gallagher. b<loyet husband
q Jane Gallagher ,nee EcGroartyy. Due no
ooe cs funeral VIII Be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
SCHOOLS.

New Franklin: Mr ard Mr. ". L. car. Kar-
sas city. ]. r. Ha-pe-. " y oZeGs. Mel!
Owens. Anaity. Dessa Cay. King CITY
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

GOETZ-On Sunday. September =. 1904. n
q m, William Goetz. dearly beloved HUSBAND
81 Mary Goetz fDee Jones) and father % Mary.
Anna ard WIhelniina- con % Frederick and
Eenke Go>tz tnee Ftzt.a,. brother of John
L1wsrt- Lizzie johnson Anne BIele and
oe,Txe Goet1. at the age ot ~ years months
and 3 days Funeral viii take place On Tues
eay. September 2. at p m. fro.a family
sesidenoe On PerrOd ard sublet;s arenues.
% affcnd-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

BIEGER-Entered into rent On THURSDAY.
September 2. If.4 at Fan Antonio. Tex. F:et
BIGGER. beloved husband Of JuIia BIGGER tnes
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ly resiteace. No Is13 Division sreet. On Tues
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Calvary Cemetery. Friend. are respectfully In
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

vxRwIc-Enteredi into rest. on Monday. Sep
y1ber -. iSH- George yarwiR. are years
81 20 months. son OF John and Grace Kehr.
Sother Of Mary. Gertrude and Grace varviG.
5S11efal "wednesday. at l o. m. from family
: 7tsa1encs 80 81 Natural BridGe road:
Newport weekly independent., 1904-03-25
GOULD 4r VAN BuREN.

Van Buren, March 8. George Gould, accomAanied by President Jeffries of thu Cotton Belt, ar rived in the city tonight. Mana ger Cotter and General Superin- tendent Tyler are both here and will meet the party in the morn ing.
 It is supposed that a conference will be held here and the ques- tion of the location of the new bridge across the Arkansas river will be discussed and settled.
 Other proposed improvements both here and at Fort Smith will receive their attention.