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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-03

kinney UOuOle.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beots and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctorlng your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect OF Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
ard is sold on its merits E~tTC
by all druggists in fifty ks9isr5E M :::::::ss
cent md onedOllar sz s ! - ~ Is:
es. You may have a |e-S5s sl ksl.sssss ~
sample bottle by mail Home Of swampRoOt.
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Kilmef
& Co., Binghamton, n. 7.
Don't make any mis- AXE, but remem-
Der the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, and the address,
Binghampton. n Y, on every bottle.
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J. s. FLEMING, Agent.
J. =. L LEMINU, AS6Hl.
MOORE y MOORE,
INSURANCE
AND
Real Estate Agents,
Charles Town, w. Va.
Charles Town, w. Va.

We represent a number of leading
Fire Insurance Companies and can fur
n,sh insurance at the very lowest rates
We also represent the Penn Mutual
life Insurance Company, OF PhiIadel-
phia, one of the oldest, strongest, and
best companies doing business in the
United States All of the policies are
iucontestable from date of issue, besides
having a number of other valuable OPP
tlonS.
We have some Fine Jefferson County
Farms for sale, ranging from 100 to 400
acres.
Respectfully,
MOORE & MOORE.
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J..A NAsuln.jnn. H. " Alexau Iei
WASHINGTON. & ALEXANDER
INSURANCE AGENCY.

VRSnlNUlUW % ALLhhNULH
INSURANCE AGENCY.
me OF THE OLDEST INSURANCE AGEN-
CIES IN THE STATE.
ice 4ibson bml1lus Cnarlcsr',r =
Represent ,- oiiowtna. ''"lp
Tn, old and reliable
Eth, LIFE INSURANCE CnNPANN
of Hartford, Conn,
wing the oest results TO poucy noIders, ,.u
which mas a larger amount Ol poilcles ~
Jefferson County lhau I'll. other Lie
Insurance Conpauirs iOgvtuer
LIVERPOOL q IONDO% y III 81 o..
land. SCUTUSh UElUH Ma ION Al.
IF scotland, aud Tn, ROY Al l>Nt ~ -
90. OF Liverpool. The Iarst- FNr'''sr ''''
pauies doing business
GINA, of Hartford.
LRMAN FIRE, III .'uo"il-.
dLENlA. ri hartford
.iKGINlA FKIEG uAHIAk, ol kicGmoro
EoRGlA dUME, Vi Columbus, ri"
IKE ASSOClArION. oil rniiadei2n'.
.bNTINENIAL, 81 .'cw lUih
NLRICAN FIRE list KAN
- II NtW 7 Eh
lUMEINSt RANCE 60, Ui New H"Ih
yIAGARA FIRE I.~UkA Or CO. "I a'N
IorK.
,IDELIrY AND CASUALTY ui New OIE
IiJS furnishing steam Boiler IuhulhrC'
and inspections auu Acciuenl Insurance
every klnd.
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO., OF Mary IAN
the only company authorized 10 gram
ponds and become surety III the stale.
assvcs County sg.gs! Eigs Insurance -,
Al losses promptly adjusted arc paic "i
on Office
SUB-AGEN1s.
u.s.. FLEMING, 5nepneIusJOwn
w o. RAU, Harper's Ferry.
AsWorn statement Of the conditions - III
.oreigu insurance companies representa- =
this agency will oe found at ,ue Clerk II
ice. in compliance with state laws.
We solicit continuance of your patronage
Respectfully,
WASHINGTON q ALEXANDER
1 represent all the above OmpanieR, ano
will furnish good Insurance at the lowest
Ges. All business prOmptlyattendedt 20
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lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Nohuman
dreaded
br+I tnoreief Hes
without
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thought
thpned dwasab
kfnl flor the relief
Water w. Va
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the .ollowIng Is the time UiJralBs toppin
. shenandoah Junction in effect Nov. -
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Indigestion Causes
Catarrh Of the
Stomach.

For many years It has been supposed that
Catarrh Of the Stomach caused indigestion
and dyspepsia, but the truth is exactly the
opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re-
peated attack, Of indigestion inflames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes the nerves Of the stomach. thus cau,-
Ing the glands to seorete mucin instead Of
the juices Of natural digestion. This Is
called Cstarrh Of the Stomach.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad.
Time table In effect May 26, 1902.

Leave. NO 2 No.4 NOS NOS NoiO 10 Nol2
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No such helpful who sick can be htd
received free by addressing MIS- a.
sick write heryOu are foOlsh you uo
sneaIS from he experience.
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assNss Gses.Y sg.vsl Fir Insurance .,
We solicit a continuance of your patroDag,
Respectfully, -

1 represent all the above 'ompanies, tno
Will furnish good Insurance at the ioweEf
Ges. AL ousi ness promptlyattendedt 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

d. o.: Stoddard COUNTY: reversed and remanded
State Of Missouri. resp. vs.. =. II. Gillespie
Jr app Greene County: reversed and re
First National Bank Of Corwith, Ia. app..
VS.. $ r. Hammond. resp; Howell County: re
versed and remanded
Samuel Cunningham. resp vs. Jerome DICK
erson. app; Texas County: affirmed.
BY Judge Reyburn:
United States Water and Steam Supply Com
tsreene County: affirmed.
Henry Nasal resp. VS.. ST. Louis Transit
Company. app: city: affirmed 49, ,,,.
A. e. SpaIlng. resp. vs.. John w. NesDlt,
app Monro. County; affirmed ,,,,.
j. X Grow ct al. resp. vs.. l.. +. Williams
ct al. app: Newton County: affirmed in part
II. clay Neville. resp. vs.. IL II. Hughes.
amp; Lawrence County. affirmed; ,,
NJ. b. Nelson. ct al. RESP: xs: f. NJ. Hun e.
n O. Nelson Manufacturing Company. resp.
vs. cyrus D. ShreNe. app. iike County al
u. y. Mitchell. resn.. ys. A'!oph B.inha n.
amp: New Madrid county; reversed and re-
Il. carp. resp. W. queen INSURANCE" Co,npanT
ot America. app: Lawrence County: reversed
and .einsnd.t -
Scotiand County: reversed au@ ren1nAed
Hcrrv Steer a,lrnr.. resp. rs. !,i.,:."l DWyer,
app: Howell Comfy: reversed am. r1iTa!.rd;;
Katie Euv"- al. resp. w. tfr ROYAL ,ir-
Frank Ahaitt. r"'f. ". -, :.n''i. -, , a',S'
- nj any. upr.: 81 tiisrit< t.nnt' afh't-''t
apn ys. T. =, IiiiI. resp; u2ari. county; 4
E +. Emerson. rosp vs. John MLsisoli. Al p. I:
Rn,,crt Eiri.vs. rczl... -. 81. Louis aad san
Francisco Railway cdirHSrN. apo. shannon
County: affirmed -,
Company. resp. New Mi'i'd county: reversed
and remaHdsu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

| hundred women, headed by Mrs. Carrie
| Chapman Gait. president of the associa-
| tion, arranged themselves around the COM
mittee-room and enthusiastically APP
| plauded the points made in behalf of Il
| sixteenth amendment to the Constitution
| by the various speakers, whom Mrs. Gait
presented.
Members of the committee asked the
| several women speakers from Colorado as
to the reason of Mr.. Shafroth's action in
resisning his seat in the House yesterday
| because Of fraud at the polls.
Miss Ellis Meredith, who made the first
answer to this question, said the fraudu-
lent vote on this occasion was confined to
certain Denver precincts. She exonerated
the women voters from participation. She
said that IS per cent of the voters of the
State were men and 45 per cent women
while A per cent of the actual vote was
the vote of the women.
Showing" remarked Representative
Littlefend. that the women vote as
frequently as the men,
Mrs. Mary c. C. Bradford, also of Col
orado. said that in testifying to the bene-
fits of the woman suffrage through twen--
ty-seven States. she found that the great
est "bugbear" to be met with was the
seeming dread of the word polls" The
general impression was that the polls
were places where all the good women
were compelled to go and stand In line
with all the bad men, who occupied the
time in swearing. As a matter of fact,
she said, the men met at the polls were
the husbands, brothers and friends of the
women.
Mrs. Helen Grenfell, State Superintend
ent Of Schools of Colorado, told of her
experience in running for office. She
had canvassed the State several times
and said she had met with just as much
'chivalry" as in her school work OF in
society. As to the election frauds. Mrs.
Grenfell asserted that only one woman
repeater had been found.
Ex-Governor Alva Adams of Pueblo
gave the committee his hearty indorse-
ment of woman suffrage. 1t was not,
he said. question of expediency. but "A
question of right and Justice. He said
he was personally acquainted with 1900
woman voters in Colorado and was pre-
pared to assert that the right to vote did
not detract from their womanly instincts,
as mothers and wives, or mar their FEM
inine refinement.
The delegation was given a hearing by
the Senate Committee Woman Suf-
frage.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

ffsit BisIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. H.. >Feb. 16.-ProceedingS in
the Supreme Court to-day We're as follows
Gage vs.. People. rshearingf denied.
Gage vs.. People: reilearingf denied.
Doyle VS.. People: rehearins denied.
County OF Dewitt vs. City of Clinton: motion
to affirm denied and appeal dismissed.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois VS. White: mo-
ton for leave file certified copy of appellant 5
Appellate Cunrt brief allowed
People vs. Hooper; motion to dismiss denied
and cause continued.
Toledo. St Louis and New Orleans VS.. St.
Louis and Ohio River Railroad leave granted
to supply missing documents.
American Hoist and Derrick Company VS..
Hall: leave To file copy of Appellate Court
opinion.
C.ce.
People VS. Carter motion by relator for time
to reply or demur 10 answer and continue.
Mag-rstadt Schaefer; motion by appellee
pellI te court brief.
pellani To set aside order OF dismissal.
People vs. Ruth. motion by rel3tor Tor time
10 reply demur TO answer and continue.
Mlrtn Todd: submitted on briefs.
County OF Dewitt VS.. Leeper, submitted on
briefs
Dickson vs.. New York Biscuit Company: sub
rnitted on argument by c. E Moore for appel
liant and George c. Carpenter for appellee.
West Chicago Street Railway Dougherty:
submitted argument by Louis Boisot for ap-
pellant and Z. H. .Icnnson for appellee.
chicago Union Traction Company rs. Chu-
gren: submitted on briefs
Stubbns W. Durham; submitted on briefs.
Chicago. BURLINGTON and Quincy VS.. People;
submitted on briefs
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota VS. Freeman;
submitted briefs.
CLOS vs. Patterson: submitted on briefs
Gage vs.. Cameron: submitted on arguments
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
MEN ARRESTED ON ARSON
CHARGE ASSERT INNOCENCE.
Grand Jury Indicts Schnider, and
Henry aud sam Sender After inves-
tiyating burning of store.

Three men who were indicted, on Mon
day by the Grand Jury on the charge of
arson were arrested yesterday afternoon
by Special Officer Thomas Mcneil. They
are Henry Sender and his son. sam Sem
der, and Louis Schnider. 1t is charged
that they set fire to Henry Sender $
former place of business. No. 1874 Olive
street. on December 70
All three men deny that they were in
any way connected with starting the fire.
They were questioned by Assistant Chief
of Detectives John Kelley.
Sender was in business for many years
at the Olive street address. under the
name of the Crown Skirt Company The
contents of the store were insured for
$1,000
Fire broke oQIt at the esta tablishment the
day following Christmas. The stock of
goods was badly damaged. The Chief of
The Fire Department reported to the police
that he believed the fire was the work
of incandiaries. An investigation il is
said. brought forth the fact that the fire
was started with gasoline.
Special Officer Mcneil was at work on
the case for some time. He learned, IL
is said, that Henry Sender offered 20 per
cent of the Insurance TO a man in his en-
ploy if he would burn the place Sender
denies this. After the fire. Sender made
a settlement with the insurance company
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

the specialist, DIR. H. C. Raynor Of Dc.
troit. Mich. 1t has remained for this ply.
sician. to discover that sexual weaknese
and similar troubles, can be cured IN re-
markably short spaces OF time. This trsat-
ment does not ruin tho stomach, adding
the miseries such injury entails. but II 10
a new treatment that easily and quickly
restores youthful vigor to men OF mature
years.
The discovery Is beyond doubt the most
scientific and comprehensive that atten-;
ton has ever been called to; From a., 4,
stubborn cases of sexual weakness, en-
largement of the prostate; varicoceles
emissions. prsmaturfty. shrunken organs
lack of virile power. bashfulnses ana
timidity and like unnatural conditions, Il
does this without appliances. vaci1um
pumps electric belts or anything OF that
kind
Simply write DR.. H. C. Raynor. 4oI Lack
Building. Detroit. Mich, and Immediately
on receipt of your name and address Il @
his agreement with this paper to send yoU
n free receipt or formula OF this modern
treatment by which you can cure suux.
self at home. - ess
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
ATERR|BlE AFFlICTION.
IS EPILEPSY DURABLE?

The following letter would Indicate that
'.its" can be cured: Larned. kas., JAN
Sirs-It is now nearly three years since
quit taking your medicines. and l can
truthfully say / have been cured of epi-
lepsy. When / commenced your treat
ment 1 had my doubts of cure. for had
cialist for. epilepsy In Philadelphia, an
city. medical institute in Michigan. an
other in Atchison, kas.. and several other
doctors. but none of them did me any
good. / was having my attacks about ev-
cry four or five weeks. but since COM
mencing your treatment i have had only
one attack. and that was about four
cnes. We are glad that tried your
treatment, and hope the many others af-
fticted as was will take advantage Of
The following letter was forwarded to
the Doctors by Mrs. Weimert: ''Richmond.
Mo-. MAY g. 19c3.-Mrs. Pearl Weimert.
I.arned Kas.: Dear. Pearl-I was looking
over the papers. and saw Fred's picture
and the statement that he had been cured
of epilepsy: We are all awfully pleased
ana aeTioes 70 Write and ask You If it
really true What a blessing 1t must be to
both you and the children, as well as
himself Efllie Whitnore."
..Gaiesburg, ILL.,, Feb. q 1s04.-German-
American Doctors: Dear Sirs-RepiyinS to
your favor just received will say have
never had 9 return OF the the, tromn.e nrs dor en
! am well pleased with your treatment:
and have heard nothing but words OF
praise from my numerous friends ana ac-
auaintances who placed their. cases in
your hands. You Gan rest assured If l
ever again am in need of a doctors serv-
ices, shall apply to you for same. Yours
very truly. A. A. Haliberg.'
Leayenworth. kaS., r. F. D., NO. =
GeFman-Au1erican Doctors: Gentleulen-i
beg to inform yau that am well satisfied
with your treatment. When / called al
your offices 1 had suffered so much that
Ibid not care about living. Now there are
ing on you, all of whom you have treated
with good results. Hoping that YOU VIII
continue in YOUR good work. / am, yours
very truly. Mrs. J. L{ngenfeltser."
lean Doctors could furnish the addresses
of thousands Of people-many of them
right here In St Louis-whom they have
successfully treated for various Chronic
and Special Diseases. II you suffer from
insomnia Fistula. Rupture. Diseases of
the Heart, Liver. Spieen or Kidneys, call
upon or write the Doctors. stating a few
OF your most prominent symptoms at once
They win make a careful diagnosis of your
case, and SHOULD they find the same cura-
bic, will furnish free consultation. exam
nation advice and treatment (medicines
excepted for the asking. The German
american Doctors cure Cancer' , ,Sro' Gotre'
Rheunatisnn. Eczema. Spinal Curvature
Hare Lip, Cross Eyes. Granulated LIDS,
and kindred special diseases of Men. Wom-
en- and Children.
= Once hours. 3 a. m. TO p. m. sSnuaE1 Ss;.1 !
and holidays, 10 a. m. TO l p m Special
hours for ladies. to p. m. special nours
for mon, to 8 .. m. Remember the name
the 0erman-American Doctors, perma-
nently located at 500 Olive street. opposite
the Poaf Once. st. Louis. Mo.
- IT.. >. 3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
DHO0D SWEETHEART.
Woman Travels From Pennsyl-
yania to Become His Wife.

Miss Z. Catherine Miileisen Travelled
from Mechanicsburg. Pa. to st. Louis TO
become the wife of George L. Lemon of
Clinton, Mo. They We're married at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon by the Rev
erend Doctor J. C. Horning. pastor of the
Maple Avenue Reformed Church.
The marriage was performed at the resi-
dence of the pastor. at No. 5207 Vernon
avenue.
Mr. Lemon is connected with the Clinton
Democrat and was a former resident Of
Mechanicsburg. The couple have known
each other since childhood.
When Mr.. Lemon came West he kept up
a correspondence with Miss Miiesen, and
they finally agreed TO meet in this city
and wed.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemon will go 10 Clinton
after spending few days in st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

II used to he very active. working out
doors in all kinds OF weather.
From the time / was sixty years tifd
was troubled with rheumatism. and at TirSi
kept it down pretty well-the pain OF it
by rubbing with hnimen'- But this since
proved to be useless. as every winter my
rheumatism came on worse than ever. and
/ suffered more or less all the year round.
We had sold FaiHe's Celery Compound
in our store for some time but somehow
| had never tried il for my rheumatism.
\ customer told my sou that Paine's
Celery Compouud had cured her rheUma
t;sm. l took her advice and tried it my
self
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

after many failures loses hope of cure
and faith in medicine.
In the thousands of letters in our Office
this truth strikes one iTnmediateiy-neariy
every letter that certifes to cure of
RHEUMATISM says that the person did
not really expect to be cured" and took
Paine's Celery Compound only as a last
resort
Mr. Jordan's letter IS simply an exam
ule Note that he. too did no, expect any
medicine to do him any good. And here
is another letter from an old lady who
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
THOUSANDS GIVEN
TO HOSPITALS
Two Hundred New Members Join
Saturday aud Sunday Asso-
eialion al Annual Meeting.

Nearly 20 new members were elected ="
i,lg HospitaI Saturday and Suadry AsS"-
,iaiiou =: its annUal meeting yesterday
afternoon 1t was reported that f2orr than
So haG been distributed among The
ilferent hospitals. leaving balance on
hand Of sl.26a.@a.
d. Z. Frarc:s WAS elected president or
motion of Elias Michael > vote Of thanks
was passed to thel"oneu VII" presided al
he hux collections which wee the largest
vet received. Bishop Tuttie and the Rev
erend Samuel j. Niccolis briefly addressed
.he meeting.
Treasurer Walker Hill presented the
following report OF receipts and eA-
ienditur.S:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
ASKS FOR FIRE PROTECTION.
Twenty-Sixth Ward Association

w UHtS -NHVtIVf I1ISIfIC-IIV IV'NC.
Members of the Twenty-siXth Ward I'M
provement Association are endeavoring TO
secure better fire protection for their sec
tior of the city. The matter was brought
up al meeting of the organization at the
hall, corner of Kennerly and Warne ave-
nueS, Monday night.
The district bounded by Sarah street
Spring avenue St Louis avenue and Cot
tage avenue is reported TO be in need of
immediate consideration.
1t was reported that committee from
the association had visited the authorities
regarding the matter. but had been re-
quested to postpone the request for an
engine-hOuse until the finances of the city
were in better condition
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17

Il was then going around with two canes
lard time of il.
Your remedy took the rheumatism out
and | will say that | consider it a complete
cure--more than | ever expected any inedi-
cine 10 do for me.
Il am as active | was twenty years
ago. ! also had bad heart symptoms. hut
since | began taking your medicine my
hsart is regular and gives me no trouble.
Il take q little dose of PaineS Celery
Compound every morning. ard it keeps me
in good condition. Very truly.
JOHN JORDAN.
'.95 West 18th St, New York City,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
SENT FREE TO ALL WHO
APPLY IN WRITING.

Thousands of cherries homes filled with
discomfort and unhappiness. lacking in love
and companionship through the sexual
weakness and physical impairment OF a
condition. Indiscretions, abuses and recki
lessness often cause a temporary cessa-
iion of vital power that instantly yields
to the wonderful treatment discovered by
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
COUNCIL TO CREATE POSITION.
Bill Passes to Provide Statisti-
clan in ComptrOller's Office.

Cldu Ill CoHlptfUilei = OlHNt.
At the meeting of the City Council! last
evening an ordinance was introduced
which asked for an extension of time for
William d. Becker. who was to have had
ferry installed between the foot of Bre-
men avenue and Venice by May l, 1891.
The food Of last spring interfered with
the work. The ordinance asks that the
time limit be extended to November 4,
SOi.
A Council bill was passed to create the
position of Statistcan in the Comptrol-
ler's Office. with a salary of 81, 800 a year.
A Council bill to abolish the position of
City Factory Inspector also passed. There
being a State Factory Inspector now, the
city position conflicts. It is claimed, and is
therefore superfiuous.
Another bill calling for the appropria-
ton of s30.96I. to pay for the city sprink-
ling during the months of February and
March was passed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
They Were Racked-Crippled-
Agonized-Despairing of Cure.
But They ARE Cured.

rheumatism is positively cured by
Paine's Celery Compound.
And the people who are moss astonished
at the cures are the patients themselves.
For it is pathetic truth the rheumatic
sufferer-always trying for cure-at last.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
RHEUMATISM
NOT A SKIN DISEASE.

1t is natural to rub the that hurts and when rheumatic
shooting through the joints and muscles and
naed and sufferer turn nments and plae
no amount of rubbing bsten because it
skin disease but blood all through
and every time exposed
the first attack going to have another and Rheumatism
will last just as long the poison the blood matter what
apply externally Too acid the
Rheumatism stomach troubles bad digestion kidneys and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
AT RANDOM-A FEW OTHER RHEU-
MATISM CURES FROM OUR
LETTERS:

Samuel White. First avenue. Eau Claire.
Wis: l. r. Spoonsuiler. Bellevue. Pa: Philip
Silver. .54 South Fifth street, Philadelphia: +.
=. Conant C12 years old and activel. es2S Cor.
nell avenue, Indianapolis: Jacob Heiner, 12i5
S Seventh street. St Louis Martin H. Ahner.
Worlds Fair Editor. Westliche Post. st. Louis:
Clark X. Strassburg. 698 Dunbarton avenue.
Baltimore: Thomas Amland. Homestead: Pa.
of 1895 n. Emerson avenue. Baltimore.
John T. McKenna. 80 Hudson avenue. Green
Island. n. Y: Mary A. Meredith. So CUNNING
ham street. Rockford. Ill. the mother OF MS.
J. W. Towne. Church Block Mrs. John James,
Eleventh and Scott streets. Des Moines, Iowa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
Doctor sa muel Miller Buried.

The funeral of Doctor Samuel Mile.
who died suddenly at his home last Sun
day, took place from the family residence
No JOSS Ridge avenue. The services wer
conducted by the Reverend Doctor Hurd
man Of Lebanon, Ill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
Weakness in Men.

A Michigan Specialist Finds IN 6asy
Way to Cure Any Case Of Sexuai
Weakness Even In the Oldest Men.
This Wonderful Cure Has . Most
Marvellous Record Of Successes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-02-17
Amounted Pension Examiner.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington Feb. 16.-Doctor ]. II. Hoi
man has been appointed a pension exam
lining Surgeon at tnionville. Mo.