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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
pADCCAH. Ky.

The Dslphic Club met Tuesday morning VIII
Mrs. William IL Morrow.
Mrs. Inces Bloom entertained at cards Tues
day afternoon;
The "Wednesday Afternoon Gard Club wa.
eHtertaiEei hv Mrs Herman Friedman.
Mrs, 9 III. Martin entertained at card,
"Wednesday afternoon for her guest. Mrs
The Charity Cit1h enter1rined With a H;ugl.
Gale Tuesday ;. evening at tn home Of Mrs
Miss Minnie JOi1son eEt-I:a.Hed party OF
friends Nondav c9aninG GS mes were plavec
were: Misses Belar Hidsi.,r Katie TSonS.
son. Bertha Les. RoZie >neea- Eertie Duncan
Mertie Rurch MesSrs. I: ..:sf Clarence Swift
Nictor Suths rlaEd. F,oazic and Charles SneSd
I;arlie Merritt, RrpNg NcHix. John S:oval
f-rnes: Heliir. Robert Neiis.na, Q. Russell and
Messr: >;eai LuetenberE and Vernon Angus
tUs gave y box pTrtv NOT~G-av evening at tn.
Csmpanv a. the l-entgcky.
day afternoon By Mr.. IacnI Tallcrstein and
horror or visitors ir the citv. 3irs. BELLE Well
w"n the hrst priZe. The second was won By
haad went n Mrs. Helen Hecht and the con-
collation. trophy was captured ty Mrs. Moses
Mrs. u. G. IUrrell entertained, at luncheon
WScdn%sday Afternoon u h2nor OF her visitor
Miss Isrgaret PMS -. err ired wednesday
evcniGg In hoaor - Mrs Waller ot Morgan
.ieid. Ky, guest uf her sis ,1r. Mrs Henry
Mrs. samuel Cohen OF cairo. Ill. Is visiting
Mr. and Mr.. Joseph n!eshe-,er have returned
fT2n vtsi;inS IN -. l>'S.f !!., -. -o.,,, =.
their horne in Evansville. Iri. after visiting
Miss Nora ,iar7incr Smith Of Dresden Tenn.
Is visiting her cousin. Mrs Tho mas y. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs George Vernon have returned
Miss clara Hays of Henderson. Ky. is VISIT
sJrF Iobn per-y- n Huntington Tenn ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
STARTED TO FIGHT
OVER PRESIDENCY,
Hostile Expeditions Met on Mag
dalena River in Colombia,
but Patched Up Peace.
OFFICIALS NOW IN DISGRACE.
Governor Insignares of the De
partment of Bolivar May Lose
His Position and General
Castro Is in Danger.

Colon, Jan 3O,-The steamer Versailles,
which arrived at Colon to-day, brings the
following. authentic news OF serious in
ternal political troubles in the State OF
Bolivar:
Francisco Insigna-es. Governor OF Boil
var. and Diego Castro. Commander-in-
Chief of tie Army Of that department.
on the receipt of information about Jan
uary is that the Government OF Bogota
was sending down the Masdalena River
al large force for the purpose of making
possible the candideturc of Joaquin EeleZ
for the presidency of he Republic. which
it is known, is unpopular in certain 7ec-
tions OF tho department of Bolivar. start
ed a coup 10 resist
They prepared an expedition which was'
sent up the Magdalena on January %. on
four river boats to concentrate troops al
Calamar. in order to stop the troops com
ing down. This resistance was in the in
ierest CT the capd;daturc of General Reyes
whom Bolivar and Magdalena alone arc
supporting.
on the arriva! of the Bogota troops. VINO
numbered 1909 men, and were under com
mand of General Ortiz. a cousin of Cen
eral Daniel Ortiz. commandments Of
the Colombian forces Of the Atlantic and
Pacific at Barco mutual eNplanat tons he
tween Governor Ortiz and General In
signares were exchanged by telegraph
before the troops met.
As result. Governor lns:enares and Cen
cral Castro We're induced to return to
Barranquilla and accept the disposition o:
the Bogota Government.
General Ortiz, when assured that ti,i
would be done, brought his troops on L
Cartagens Barra anqd!la and Clrtaaer
are under the full authority of the Gov
ernment.
The result Of the. ATTEMPTED coup ma
be serious to Governor lnsignares and
General Castro. and it is thought the.
will be relieved cf their present pos
tions. Every one Is ashamed of the o.
currence and decree has been issue
prohibiting the newspapers from co..
menting on il.
The result of the presidential clectiC.
probably Will be known about February il
1t is believed that Senior Eelez Will l.
elected. with Senior VasqueZ Cobo as Vic,
President. The effect OF the election Q
this ticket on the situation in the Repui
lie of Panama is difficult to forecast
Senor Velez is strongly antiforeisn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
BIG BANKRUPT SALE OF
FURNITURE NOW on
Patrons of the Hub on Both Sides q
River VIII BE the Gafncrs.

The Hub Furniture Company made the
announcement last week that 1t would be
gin the sale of the immense ba1krupi
stock of the NJ. J. Healy Co-eperat.v,
Furniture and Carpet Company, which IL
purchased at auction ten days ago, 10
morrow morning. The sale will be held a,
the Hub store, 80 Washington avenue.
roof with the combined stocks.
The bankrupt stock was valued at Sl2o,
900 and makes one of the biggest and I'm
est showinSs OF furniture and carpets ever
seen in St. Louis. In addition, there is
everything in china, glassware. stoves,
ranges, etc, to make up a complete line
of house hold furni shinss. TIE prices which
will rule are announced at less than half
the retail value Of the goods. An attrac-
tive feature about The bankrupt stock is
that ii IS absolutely new. The Co-opera-
business. and the stock is, as bright and
perfect as when ii came from the fac
tories. In order TO give its East St Louis
patrons an opportunity to share in the
sale the Hub mas turned over a portion
of the stock to its East st. Louis store.
The Hub Company regards the purchas Sc
as most successful stroke OF enterprise
ard one unique in the annals Of retailing
in St. Louis. Speaking OF the deal Charles
l.. Levy. president Of the company, said:
we doubt il. anything. like it has been
seen here before. About two months ago
the N. ]. Healy' Cooperative Furniture
and Carpet Company announced that it
Was about tc open the largest furniture
house in st. Louis and invited the public
to subscribe for the stock: Meanwhile the
promoters leased the eisht-story building
at Twelfth and Olive streets and bought
from the best manufacturers one of the
largest ard finest stocks of furniture ever
collected here: ..
But before they opened their store
troubles began with creditors and the af-
fairs OF the company were thrown into the
bankruptcy courts. A trustee was ap-
.fyafn ~t,-Stf. flows
stock at auction to the highest bidder.
This was done last Tuesday morning.
I'VE bought it in for As cents on the dol
lar spot cash. 1t is one of the largest and
positively the best-selected stock we ever
saw and we consider this purchase mer-
camille triumph
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. y. Gilbert of Lincoln. Ncb
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. aiorctt
Mrs Rcn. Levy entertained about twenty Of
her lady friends Wednesday evening. Whis,
the popular game. which all enjoyed unit,
q late hour
Miss Malvina Orr OF Liberty, Mo-. is the
guest of Doctor Orr and family
w. A Rothwe!i is spending several days In
St Louis.
Miss Catherine Eaker OF Fulton IS, the gues,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malone. 7s'',l
Otto Niece Of Columbia is spending seyeral
days at hoine with his parents Doctor and Mrs
Miss Matte Wallis has returned from an OK.
tended visit 81 Louis
Miss Ella White of uarrisonviue. No. wha
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
Gice CIuh Co-lInu

Professor Ernest r. Kroeger. Director
of Music Programmes Of the Worlds
Fair. is in receipt of a letter from the
Republican Glec Club of Columbus, o..
stating that the organization il prepar-
iriG to send mixed chorus of l20 voices
tests. For these contests three prizes,
$500, $500 and $2.509 are offered One
fifth of the prize money will be turned
into the treasury of the organizati ton win
ming ii, wi!i'e the balance will be Gis-
tributed among the members. The singers
will paw their own CNnenseg :
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
NOTES. ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.

| has hcen the guest Of Mrs. Max I,ovenstein.
| de,ii;cd Tor her home Thursday morning.
Stgiety Young folks Il dance at Ran
Goiih social Hall Wednesday evening for Miss
| Cartherlnc Baker OF Fulton
Miss Mary Steele las returned 10 her home
| In Mexico after u pleasant visit with relatives
ami friends
Mr.. EUcser Of Huntsville is spending n few
Gays with his sister Mr.. Charles D;Eces.
J. l. snyder Is att rdiCc the State Y. VI. c.
! A; Convention Mt Newton. Kas.
Mi*. ttto Fort entertained tire ladies OF 81.
| in East AIobCriy
Mis-: Iohu Icnsa and llftle son Paul WHO
nave been residing in 81. Louis while Mr. Jones
was eIipioycd thee, have returned 10 this city
Miss ESsa BramEer. who has been on a pro-
traced yis:t with friends in Illinois. returned
Mrs. NJ. }. LILY entertained tho Thursday
Club at tn" reGuiar weekly meeting. An inter
eSting programme WAS rendered
Mrs. Nei.e - Burger of Clark visited Mo-
h"rly friends during the week. She was ac-
ronpanisd 10y Miss Ruby benham
Miss Quiscnb.rly ami sister have returned
from an enicyahle visit with fr!cI:ds and reia-
tiNts in Salisbury
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--Aissouri's state Pavilion. the largest build
Ing ON the Worlds Fair grounds erected by any
state. will be formally turned over TO the MIS-
scuri Commission on "Wednesday by its archi-
tect. Isaac 81 Taylor.
"A conce ssion for the reproduction Of interest
ing parts of Paris anu provincial F.ance on the
Pike has been awarded 10; Nessrs. Talbot *
Stone. who are tn concessi. naiTes fc- launches
and gondol2s On the Fair iagoons.
Relations Committee, ,ece. we'd a cab.eg-am YES
terdGy from J. ", S. Langerman, Comrnissi6n, VI
Of M.rCcco for the Worlds Fair, announcing
that he had sailed from Gibraltar and wsuIa ar
rive in Boston February Il.
r. E. Hughes secretary OF the Kentucky
Exhibit Association, telegTdnhed yesterday that
q marty OF Kentucky legislators represe1Tfng
both houses of the General Assembly, would Wis
II St Louis next week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
Rescue Home Meeting.

At The annual meeting Of. The. Executive
Beard Of the Hephzibah Rescue Home, No.
2Si3 Lucas avenue, Mrs. NJ. L. Otto was
reelected president. 1t was decided to add
a maternity department to the institu-
tfon. The financial report showed that
s779. .72 had been received and expended in
the work carried on and that seventy-siy
girls had been received in the home, Jf
whom only eight had returned to the sta-
ton from which they had been taken.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31

quantity OF acrid matter in the
joints and muscles. Some peo-
pie are almost helpless from the
first, while others have occa-
sional spells or are uncomforta-
BILE, restless, nervous and half
sick all the time from the
nagging aches and pains. Rheu-
matism is a disagreeable conf
panion even in its nlildest form.
It grows worse as we grow older,
and frequently stiffens the joints,
draws the muscles out of shape
and breaks down the nervous
system. A disease that origin
ates in the blood, as Rheumatism
does. cannot be cured with ex-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
Japanese Decorators Arrive.

Three Japanese artists who. according
to papers in their Possession. were sent to
St, Louis to be employed in the interior
decorating OF the Japanese room in the
Fair. arrived in 81. Louis last night Their
names are li. Jochida, -. Ina jaki and +
Mozana. They we-a taken 20 the resi-
dence of the Japanese Commission, at No.
5655 Maple ayerun
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
PEIjEsVJX]I[. l. At / 7 ISIVlT1 Y
AN aNDESCRlBAgAE TORTURE

Because Rheumatism sometimes suddenly doesn't
that chance disease due to accidental It
takes time for develop and work the before
felt The blood first attack and
the poisonous acids that the aches and then db
uted through the circulation to different parts OF the SYSTEM and
settle muscles when the this
condition exciting like night
damp chilly weather cold bleak winds OF winter
the sumberiug poison and bring Rheumatism The severity
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
E.n,nad Rnhx wnman.

Mrs. Martin Walsh of No. 295S Clark
avenue was robbed of her purse. last night
by negro h!ghwayman, who accosted
her as she Was pa ssing>th corner of Gar
,riSoH and Clark avenues. After snatch
ing the purse the negro escaped by rum
ming through the yard Of st. Malachy's
Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

East Mail ................. .3:oo am 6:O5 pm
Local Fynress ......,....... 1:5J am $50 pm
Tiav Express - Kansas city.
q Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
CITY and San Francisco - so am o:nl nm
Washington Accommodation. f1:21 PIN 100 an
St Ioscph joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited and
Southwest Missouri. ,S:'n nm :. ~ an
Kansas and Colorado Ex.."10:la pTu sT:lo am
Creve Coeur Lake trains leave Union staten
at e:l5 n M. '91j n. m. sl;3o y. m. ana '4:3l
p'o.,Ir Hill trains leave Union Station NJ 4G:45
a m. tin;,o m. t5:Co IN 3 m sna $50 o. ~ NJ "a
Il Il 90 D. m. ..i:io p, NJ ts:tn m, $500 p.
ss. =, and III 70
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ST LOIIS. MERCHANTS BRIDGE
Ty,r,N,gAI. RAILWAY SUBURBAN
TRAN SERVICE.

Easttaund-T. .savr Eighth md Gratiot streets
daii,1q.iO a m: ~ 500. 500 o m EXCEPT
S,,Hda y-4:ei s:ie. 7:37. lo:70 a. M: 1900. a:4o
7:5asn N, Saturday and Sunday onlv-if:17 D.
e1re we aShington avenue. dsilv-9:1+ a. In.,
! ~ 5;d5sN6.o. n. m. Except Ssinday-4.a$. s;n
7:r 11:g: assn: i2;I2. a. $50 D. M, Saturday
a-d Sunday criv--fl ;e5 p. M Sunday only-5:28.
7:ia a. ~: 12:co p. N.
s:O0 $50 T:t2 r. m. Except Sundav-5:l5 6:6a
zee s:2i o:55. J1:l1 a. m; 4:26 e:i7 p m. Sat.
iIryisys orly-4:i5 p. N. SlIrdav nnly-5 .55 90
JA:oO n m. SATURDAY and Sunday ony-1i SO p.
m Eycept SATURDAY and Sunday-s:42 D. M
m Except sunday.-5:19, $500. 5:es 500, 1856.
i1:!i a. IN. :: AL, 9;2l q. m. Saturday only
40 D. m. Sunday onIy-S:00. SOS 10.G5 a m
Saturday and Sunday oniy-u:ss p, M
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Fred Nussbaum. CHink.
William Hoppe lahorar.
William Lamrcl, clown.
y. kieckprs. purple domino
II Ruente. Quaker.
e. II HaTtman. Weherfeld.
4. Schenk. ffoffrath.
L. II. Roskamp Fourteenth Century scholar.
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE.
The following gentlemen served OH com
mittees:
Reception-Doctor c. Barck. A Link. Doctor
FISCHER, Nalentine Schmidt, Theodore Hage-
rev. Henry HoInann. Edward Wagner. +. Hell
Guenther. +: IipDhardt Kdsper Koehlor. p.
r0!catz. j. Kahn. q: Bonlis. Edward Ruechel.
ticor-E. Holm. William DiedriCh. William
olshausen. G I Fuchs. William Wittlcr, VI.
Schrneder. w, Iehenstellcr, Henry Fabrcius.
r. IL RGgkamp. Doctor L, Schluerer. L. W.
Stoiz, itaward Wagner. Jr.: i. Wiedcrholdt.
L. ]. ZaenGlen.
ESatertainment-Henrv H0mann. Theodore F.
Hagenow, George Helfsnsteller. chairman.
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Springs. Ark where she will accept a position
as a telegraph operator.
Mrs. Ella B. Gatzweiler's friends and rela'
tiyes rathered at her home on Wednesday after
noon In honor OF the anniversary OF her birth.
Supper was served ard pleasant time en-
loved.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31

Train. DEPART Arrive.
Valley Park Accommodation. t5:sn am ti0:2s an,
Valley Park Accommodation. i1:20 pm = I:55 am
Pacific Accommodation. ....... ss:t5 am ti:2j pm
Texas and Kansas Mail -
For Springfield. Fort smith.
Paris Dallas. Ennis. HOus-
ton. Galveston. Carthage.
lorlIn and Wichita -. sa:n1 am 'i:47 nrl
Pacific Accommodation. ........ 1:lS nm rlo:25
Valley Park Accommoiat :55 pm tii:30 m
Meteor For Sp-nEfelA.
Carthage Joplin. Wichita,
Nirita. Oklahnr'n Den'eon.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
wood .....'.......... e - nm if:9n am
Nallev Park Accommodation. 1914 nm :G:4l am
Valley PARK Accommodation. $5:2i I.Iu 500 N,7l
Pacific Accommctat ion ........ 1924 pm .:t2 pm
Pacific Acco1rnoiat ION. -I:lJ pm
Texas and Kansas Linited-
Springfield Eureka Sarings.
Fort Smith. Paris Dallas.
Greenv,lc. Ennis. COrsi-
cana. Houston. Galveston,
Austin. san Antonio. Car
thace. yoplin. Wichita,
Burton ard the West ......- 'S:'5 2m 10 ara
Western Exrress-Fcr Sprinc-
field Einita. Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and Jeplin 'ln:3h nm '1:la am
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ySNDALIA LINE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LOUISVILLE LINES

n IJUIS-LJJISNIILI. LINES.
Train; Depart. Arrivs.
lncton and way stations
CHATTANOOGA. Rome. At
ianta Macon and points in
The Southeast 800 am 1855 pm
ii, ton ts:o4 pm ts:ao am
irgton. Knoxville Ashs-,
willie. ChattanoSga Rome
Atlanta. Augusta. Charles
ton ltacnn and all points"
in Florida and .he South
cnst s,h.in nm am
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NJ, X. & T.-"THE KATY"

Train. IL
Jefferson City. Columbia.
Roonville, Sedalia. Fort
Scott. Indian Territory ard
Texas Express ...-.. .-.....-.. y
"The Katy Flyer" for Dali
las Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston. San Antonio.
Mexico City and interme-
dlate points -........-....-... .
jefferson Citv. Columbus.
Boonville. Sedalia. Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express Ill
Missouri. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Oklahoma .
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BURLINGTON ROUTE

BURLINGTON ROUTE
TION.
Train.
For Hannibal. II. G st. ].
points. Quincy, Kookuk ana
Burlington ... .
Local TO Hannibal ......
For Quincy and Keokuk. .....
For ST. Paul. M!nnea polls.
via East Side Line. Illinois
and Wisconsin ............
The Burlington Northern Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
CITY. st. Joseph. Nart rthwes,
Nebraska. Elack Hills. wv
omine. Montana, Washing
ton Puget Sound. Portland
and Oregon
Twin CITY Express. for st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa
The Nebraska Colorado FIX
press, for Denver. Colorado
iah end Pacific Coast. via
-. Joseph .-...-.....
N icht Northern Express.
Tor st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Iowa .-...............,
For Illinois. viz East side
line. to Rock Island. Clil-
ton. Ia. Savannah and Du-
For Kansas city: Council
Bluffs. Omaha. st. Joseph.
pon"er. Nebraska. CDlO-
rado. Utah and Pacific
"a 81 ......-........-.-
Local FOR Hannibal. ..
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l.. * \. r.

Train.
Florida Limited. via Nash
vile, At'antn. Chattaroo-
ga, Macon. Triton. Jack
soHviils, X. Augustine and
arnpa ...-...-..-.--..
EaS' Evansville, Nash
vile. Birmingham. Mont
Ecnery. Chattanooga. At
iJnta. aur'ISta and Jack
sonri.lo. Tia; Charles
ton. :. c. .....-..-...........
southern EXPRESS. to Exams
vile, Nashville. Rtrmirr-
ham. Mobile. Nov Orleans.
II otnaSvilla. Jacksonville.
Pa,atka. Ocala and 81.
Pefe-SLrrr
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b. e o. S-W.

Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
inrton. Baltimore. Philadei-
phia and New York Evrrnss
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
h,!r-. Washington. Bclti-
more. Phi1edeIriiia and
New York Fast Mail.
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
hurC. WASHINGTON. Palti-
more, PHILADELPHIA and
New York RcTal Blue
Limited ..........
Nircenres Accalumc ia tion.
Flora Accommodation ........
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via MonoI Route
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RHEUMATISM IN ELBOWS, WRISTS
AID KNEES.

RHEUMATISM IN ELBOWS, WRISTS
AID KNEES.
Urbana, Ohio, Aug. 25, 1908.
Last winter I had severe attack OF
rheumatism. It started in the right
elbow, and from there to my wrists; the
swollen and extremely painful. nv left
Eneo joint was the next place to be at.
tackled. 1t became swollen and of course
painful. The next point 10 be affected
ives the hip and ankle, which gave me
much trouble. I was barely able to get
about tor some time. I was under treat
msnt of physician for awhile, but get
ting no better I began 8. 8. S., and after
taxing it for some time was entirely
relieved of the Rheumatism. All swelling
8. 8. S. an excellent remedy for Rheum8.
tism and all troubles having their origin
in the blood.
GRIFFITH KELLY.
4oS Bloomfeld ave.
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ST.LOU|SRAILROAD TIME TABLE
ST. LOUIS THE.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains n
Union station.
sDaiiv
tDailv except Sunday.
tSunday only.
Except Sunday.
..Dailv except Saturday and Sunday.
ftSaturday only.
SSaturLiav and SUNDAY. nnly
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UNION STA
Depart Arrive.
.o:55 am 's: 80 Pm
.7:;l arr &C 30 nm
f1:il al 1850 pm
.:5s am IS :oi pm
$500 am 1:is am
s2:15 pm '::l5 pm
'2:15 I'm $3.50 pm
T:40 pm $3.50 am
$40 pm 's::is an
800 pm 'I:l9 am
sf1.g0 am
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ST'. L0UIs-PEORIh LINE.
(Sce g. T. = st Ii
d COLORADO Il. r..
L., II. 6 ST. L.. HY. Gcude

Fast Iail - Owe7storo. Go
Nerport. Louisville and the
Eastern ENpreSs-OwenSboro.
CloTsrp7.t. LCui villr AMI
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Depart. Arrive
900 am s7:15 pm
$3.50 pm T::3s am
'2:45 am s2:W am
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7:5e am 's:4o pm

"I:D am s:lo nm
lis pm s5:l6 pn
i:51 pm u:2i am
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
sOrtEern Lines.

Fast Mail - PaGucah. cairo.
Memphis. Jackson Tenn;
New Orleans ard Texas
Express Nashville At
iarfn ard JactsOnvllle.-.
New Orleans trsciaI-Cai-o.
Memphis and New OrIeans
Accommodation - NUrphys-
hoTo ard Marion.
New D!ialus Limited -
Cairo. Memphis: Dixie Flyer
Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonville
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Tain.
Alton. SriinSfei1. Pecril and
Caautaudua EXPRESS ....-.
Alton CEautauGua ard
SuriuETrtl Mail -....-......
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u.
Depart Arrive.
400 pm LES pm
$40 am 7:is pm
s::45 pm 7:20 am
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22

His remarks favored the hiring OF held
and working ones own farm. Most OF
the members seemed to be pretty well
agreed ON this subject
For our next meeting Mr.. u. L
Mason and Mr.. G r. Woodin are on the
program for the subject, Is it right to
exempt life insurance companies, saw
ings banks, and loan associations from
taxationg Mrs Peterson and Mrs. Ran
dali will tell us, In what particular part
of housekeeping farmers wife should
excel. Frank Post and Harvey Peter
son are to discuss the question, Resolved,
that country boy makes better citi-
zen than city boy. Mr.. Post to take
the affirmative and Mr.. Peterson the
negative.
After the closing song, God be With
You till we meet Again, the club adjourn
ed to meet with Mr.. and Mrs James
Post the first Thursday in May.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
Fairfield
Delayed Letter.

Delayed Letter.
w Baese was in Owosso, Wednes-
day-Mrs Cyrus White is visiting her
daughter, of Durand, Mrs Frank Decker
Mr. and Mrs John Stimson were in
Owosso last Thursday-W @ Fox has
purchased new horse-Mrs Munroe
Fowler and son and daughter, Norma
and Stella, visited her son and family
Nat Fowler-Wing Games and Art
Fowler were in Durand on Wednes-
day and Thursday-Leo Christmas is
working for Mr. John Howell-Mrs
William Marvin and son Charlie are
staying with her brother, Porter James
and family, for a few days-Harrison
Fuller has had the inside of his house
painted-Mrs l. Chase was sick with La
Gripp last week but is better now-Ed-
win Green and family have moved to
Garland.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis " writes Mrs. w. X. Havi-
land, of Armonk, N. Y, 'but, when all
other remedies failed, we saved her life
with Dr. Kings New Discovery. Our
niece, who had Consumption in an ad-
vanced stage, also used this wonderful
medicine and to day she is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung dis
eases yield to DR.. Kings New Discovery
as to no other medicine on earth. In
falliable for Coughs and Colds. SOC and
$1.00 bottles guaranteed by w. E..
Collins & Co., and Haggart's drug stores.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-04-22
COPE:

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
the richest of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, Scots
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. 1t not only feeds
the blood-making organs but
gives them strength to dc
their proper work.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists.
Ioo4IS Pearl Street, New York
soc. and 81 90; all druggists.