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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
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Slut forigger ga @orreiponoenten /
2igbeo me0 en- tioligere &orrelpon-
Dent at tilintetgigre Terie 8ifen
eller 1tnbe bonn ON til en- jpmbolf
SDpe fra &rigsaarene.
Seq babbe. allerebe 6engang goo
2pit til at gtbe b~e6fommen6e @or-
Respondent en6el 0plpsninger; men
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lom itoo / neie 6orbtnoelie meo Ga.
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tie. Settle bar ieg MI opnuaet og ifal
berbe6 me66ele felgenbe &ienbsgier>
Ringer:
Sor 20 4or fiben tom en- al 8rp,
orene Setter eller Mnoreas @tolten-
berg - 1engang beninuoD 80 Mar
gam1nel - til Gjere Strife en- @pn=
Bag Morgen for at gaa til Mlters.
SSr6e @afrtftiet ft66er 6e baperen6e
&irfeorrger Ole 0lien Sjere og 01e
Seperin Sborjusien Siere - sen
ii6lte er 8ro6er al ben nuberen6e
@raber oe6 6iere, 5penntng Sor=
i1sien = Sc lib0er rretop og taler ON
|Serje &tfer, ga 5to1ten5erg trn0er
ms.
~@r set Serje @ife1. S tuIer om?"
ipprger bun.
uSSo," ibarer De.
~SSa," flyer @toltenberg, ~bam bar
jeg beret me6 og fu1gt til @rapen!"
uSaiaa!" flyer 6en enc al Strife
prrgerne, ~6a ifol De im0eltg gao
n1e6 og bite %, floor S, lag6e bam!~
~S5a," flyer @toltenberg, ~6et er
let nof; ban ligger 90 SOB ret / 8eit
fra 6l1rl1en." Con- uie6baultg flor
toitammet Gur1t, iom en6nt ltoar).
0ette lte1n1ner oglaa nreo, bbab
en0el plOre Soft peo at fortnlle,
ng lf11l6e Ser bore cit eller an0en.
lom enbnl1 er / Gpipl ON 9@gtbeoen
al Sen gamle &jempeifiiffelie, ifal
ieg rao6e bam til at tage Jig en- Strip
110 til @esnGs9en og tale me0 Sen
gomle Sbon1os Martin5 Some, iom
NOT oil befri Dem for Spiblens &Da=
Ter.
Mren6aI sen 13-6-1904
@omas Mn6. Seim6al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
& e6prie e % 8rp6
pr Tier.

Oct CT grfaringsiog, at naar
Aipbeeonen / trpffeoe Sioer goor
ne6oo, laa fal6er JONI &egel iomtioig
9riierne paa 2ipsforng6enbe0er,
terlig iaobanne, lom bgrer tn6 UNDER
8egrebet u0et 0aglige 8rgb", Ne-
ringsmioler altiau. S Sperensitem-
1uelie oerme0 bar Hrilerne poa 8rpo-
Itoffer / nogen Sis bapt en- Ienoens
til at sole, ON enc Sc / 6e oller iib5te
Et6er otter er lteget en6el poa
.@runo al ugunltige Mfers6eberetni11-
ger. @n6erle0es forbol6er set fig
meo &ip6priierne; 6isie er iteget og
fteget, u6en Spor al &enipn til ErDf-
:fet / MrringsIipet.
ubfbrielen bar naturIignis lin Sn6-
flpbelie paa 0ette. Set er ba ret Ell
er6ommeligt at ie, at u6fgrielen al
8rbbforn er oftoget me6 ii6ite Mar,
4e1pSog meget betDoeligt, bborbeo Sen
isuoenlmoife 8ebol6ning bIiber itgr.
re % Briien bol6es nese. Derimoo
CT &ieoefsporten iteget, paa famine
&i1 en6og m1 so 8rocent. Maor
n1nertfanife &je6barer ien6es til Ito
4aroa og iplges billigt ser / 1tore
@asier, bil De in6enIm6ffe 8ebol6~
Ringer blibe imaa, og set bill meofpre
bile @ri1er fer. Set fer itert no
ill, at set er peo ct fao6ant @pil at
@b6tru1ten boI6er 8riferne ber i
2a16d oppe;; 6en fnber en- funitig
@~fterfpbrgfI fra l16laneet, %. boob
ben taber be6 6enne, mao III, Sc
sbiemIige Sorbrugere, betoIe Saa-
oanne Sorbol6 tan I'm taa1fes for
Bsarer, Ser fontroIleres af Er1Hts; og
SET er iiiittffert ser for ! rette Sill, at
&rpiioem Mooiebelt nplig bar gipet
Srore til, at BEN pIa1logte 11n6erie-
gelie al @ipotruitens screenings
mefbooer 1ffa1 paabeapnbe meo set al
f%erfgrite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
orSernb netrafif

/ IS e I II D q II e T Il II.
81 me0Oelte iiolte ltge nogle Sal
Fro Sc Tor. Staters Sernbaneitati-
3tif ira iiolte 6iifalaar, Ser bier,
DDiltn umaaoelig 8asiager-og Tragt-
trofif Ser 6ripes ber / 2an6et; om=
trent 600 Milioner @asiagerer og
1904 Millioner Sons Tragt for ct
eeufelt Mar er Sal, Ser gipr Snotrpf.
Sg De pilbe gjpre en0nu 1terfere
SnOtrpf, SER om 0isle Sal life bar
leolageoe al Splpsninger, gaaen0e
40 paa, at oenne Grafif bapbe foltet
oDer $4,000 Menneifer T%prligbe6en
-og al 6isie 9,S40 aipet, mes an6re
Sro llaaes Ser fiber MaaneD $50
Mennei fer libel poo bore @onelinier.
9ate er at betule bel bpi Hris for s.
f8ober, Sernbaner11e ifjn11fer %, ier=
Zig / 9etragtnillg al at Statiltifen
Vra andre 2an0e piler, at 9p0elig=
beosprocenten JONI 6plge al Sernba-
neulpffer 1let life bebpper at pere lao
1ifrere Sernbonetjeneite er, at Set me-
re og mere fonrner til at itaa flart
for Nublifanl, at set life er
Sernbanerne, Ser er 6olfets
3errer, met ompenot. 9ette bil
fomme mes Siben, men Set bil enonu
bore nogle Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

EG4NHsE aIEt 5r1G .NENEHe
&oniul Sanion bar ct IDffeItst
Stem. San er gift me0 en- oanit Das
me- fe6t Srefen 2ouiie &olm, fra
lanr1e 8p ipm &oniul &anion, 6re-
oericia, og ban bor 6 @prn,
lon MI .alle ct @ofsne.
Trn Sanlen far taget en- flor og be-
tponingsfulb Del / Sprettelien %
|Seoelien al set 0anlfe Ml6er6omsbieln
| Gbtcogo og andre pelgjdren6e Sore
togenoer. 9eres Stem er / Gbi:con
poa Surf st., men Sommeren li(.
|bringeS paa 6omiliens imruffe 2ol1c=
lte6, 8eaber Safe peo &ortlol!b,
@is. s. 81.
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j,

NOrge"S 1Slagerl1t
81 ier % en0elig / Starro til I Set
tie Mumer at offenItggjgre 2ilten oper
Sc Hasiagerer, Ser h1lgte mes BET
forulpffe0e ~9eorge" fra &ipbe1bapn
og &riltianslan0; oct ltore Mntal RUS
fife og set forbol6spis lille Mntal
fin1fe % 1pen1fe Napne bar ri life.
taget meo, ga Set for bore 2giere
neppe bil bape 0irefte Snteresie at
1aie Sem. Com set pil ices er Set
fun for @elGtningens og Sc 6onife
Boslugercrs ge0fommen0e at ri er /
Stano til at unf6re @ienlteoerne;
.2iiten ODER Sc norife Faslagerer i'll
6eboloer ingen iaaban Splpsning.
On ful0iten6ig 2tite ober 8aslo>
gererne og oeres &iemfte0 bur6e boz
ret ien1t pr. Gelegraf, iao at bpert
enelte 6an1f og norif 8la0 fer / 2on-
set funoe offe1tliggiort 6en ltrafs,
laa lnart @e66elelien ON l1lpfffen
Trenholm til Mmertfa. Sci er life
8laoenes @fpl6, at bette life er ifet,
men maa uoeluffenbe legges Sfan=
Dinabien= Mmerifo 9iniens @obe6fon=
tor / &i.bobn % 6ens Sobe6reprG,
ler1tanter fer / 2anbet til 2ait; TIL
oisie li6ite bur6e, ONT Sope6fontoret
foripmte ienne 8ligt forlangt 2ilten
t%elegraferet ODER. Sormobentltg for
at ipare nogle faa @unoreoe Dol,
lars for man / @teoet for pie-
bliffelig, iao inart Sen ,frpgte=
ltge @fterretning TOM set /
|&enoe, at telegrafere Mapnelilten til
&merifa, %foretruffet ganife 1in6igt at
laoe BEN inegle berober meb en- eller
anben Bo1toomper, en6og, meo
George" &ataltrofen for gle, u6iot
for at gaa tabt UNDER &eis. Sap6e
&be6eriet babt 6o%ritaoelle al, bba6
oct ifpl6er oct @ublifum, til bois
(Segning BET bejler, pil6e' oct iiffert
iffe bape giort Jig fploig / en- iaaoon
Eiii6eiettelie al alle rimelige Sen,
ipn. Sc &unore6er af Sfan6inaber
fer / 2an6et, fom bob6e Slegt %
8enner ombor6, eller Dog mnltg fun-
6e babt get, 9ar beo bette &beoeries
6origmmelfe ii6en 4. Sult gaaet /
@ngft 90 Grpgt, baabet me6 &aa6
moo Saab ON, at Ell eller anoen Bib
|5fimbne babbe bin6ret Dem / at fom-
me ombor6 paa Deosieileren. 81
|troer me6 f1l6 Met paa Ben fan6ina.
Iniffe 8efoIfnings @egre at funne neb.
legge en- beitem &roteit moo, at ct
|6onf Mbeoeri 1t6ptier ct iaa benipng-
Loft &nbert be6 s,en iaa6an 9eilig.
FEB. .I
r rtt.ltlEE EHEs
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ct tprt 146paIa of sc betfte banif,

ct fort ubbalg at 6e BETTE banife
og nopiffe Bigger paa st. @a1l ST.
'ben6e"s @ontor. 8ibler % @aIr1e.
bigger til billtefte 8rtier. gept poa
2iterot1rers 9mraaoe fra Dnnmarf
% Morge. @ontoret aabent bper
Sag fra 11--2, % tilIige 26rbag Mf.
ten fra 6--3. As Union 8locf. pile
lGfteripgresIer ortgaaen6e Bigger l8ri-
er, OFT. befbares prompt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

-Gorrige Mar bar oct / flere Tiger
lmuligt at fonme frem til @bet.
Ianbsberne mes @oft. @n @nglen.
iom ienere aflagoe ct 8eieg Poo
ipurgte en- al 8eboerne, ON
lite zine. Tiger bau6e beret en-. triit
Gio.
rMu, Sc bar 10 Iigeiaa il6e farne
! 2onoon, ipareoe Man6en; .rfor
Ben Gi6 bgrte De al6rig noget ON,
bpor6an ri boo6e oct ber."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
@bebeafarp6en ! &anias ia,

@oebeafgrbOen ! &anias bar list
betpoelis @faoe peb Sc iterfe @egn-
ifpl og De beraf opitaaenoe Ober-
.%ioemmelier, iom j Sc ii6ite Tiger far
romt @taten.. AoeIeggelierne btbrb-
rer oelS fra, at itore. Strafnineer
meo &beoe er tommet til at itaa I'M
Der @an5, bells at at &beoen paa
@r1mo at 6ugtigbe6, befslenoe meo
Solparme, er fomrnet til at iptre /
&6obene. SIR Der ffete nogen Sfa6e
paa &beoeapfen bIep Sen Il lanrle0e sri.
grebe anflaaet til ea. 81, 100000
8ufbel, men g~anoifaoen bill a1ltage,.
lig reoa1cere bette Eal meo ca. 90
8rocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
Maar VSt 8aul sibenSe44 bper

@aar nDSt. &aul 1SibenSe4 bper
nge britger 10--t5 SpdIter
atoelnffe1be, me6 MDBeoer fra 9an-
mart % Sgn0eriplIar6 bill De fleite
2anosman6 6eri fin6e en- elIer anoe1
ytgbeo, iom ierIig interesierer bam
.eelller ber0e. gu er set Ben rette Sis
at abo1rnere paa 8lqbet, Set bill
aboloe Sem unoerrettet ON, bpoo Ser.
foregaar ! bier ggn ! Danmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

81 bor for9iabes ibgt EN- Sos
ierer set ii6fte babe Mar.
Seq troeoe ellers, at Der bar Soft
NOT at faa.
So, men fer De, bi ipger ben aas-
ierer, Ipm CT renm meb bores &as1e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

sammenlien bette @1oo, bets Sno.
5oro, ltoitnrelie, 9ris o. Iramier.
meb andre 8[a6e iamme gpyoa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

Metop iom 8la6et gaar / 8reslen
fomner Me66elelie om, at @treifen
bil blibe or6net be6 Mrbitration. Set
ct Stpeifens 2e6er, Micboel Son.
nel1p / @bicago, Ser bar facet 6enne
0berensfomit faitilaoet, UNDER bet,
Goritaaelie, at ollie Sc gannle Mrbei.
bere ifal toges tilbage ieneit IS Sage
eeffter at 9rbej6et er gienoptaget, %
Strejjferne bill gaa tilbage til 6eres
B4lladoier iaa mart 6e faor Meo6elel.
len ON, at Der er opraoet @nigbe6 ON
Sn6til en- enoelig
Be%llrtning ON @bntngafaIaen ..er
t%rl1ffet, bill Ben gamle 9gnningsfola
blipe fulgt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
SUBSCRIBERS FOR TRANSIT
BONDS ASKED TO SETTLE,
Traction Company Will Receive Pay
ment for Entire Issue of
5000 To-day.

Festus J. Wade of the Mercantile Trust
Company and manager of the syndicate
formed to place the 5000 improvement and
refund.ng bonds of the Transit Company,
issued call yesterday upon the sub
scribers for the bonds for payment OF
their subscriptions
OF the total issue OF these bonds. 1000
have been placed in St. Louis. and the
remaining 1900 were placed with Brown
Bros. of New York.
1t is stated that all the local subscribers
have settled in full for the 1000 bonds
taken by st. Louis investors. and that
Brown Bros. will settle in full at noon
to-day.
The bonds have not been listed. and the
price which the syndicate paid for them
is not stated. The securities bear 5 per
cent interest. and have preference over
the preferred stock, and are also guaran-
iced by the United Railways Company.
The proceeds derived from the sale of
these bonds will be used to pay the col
lateral notes OF the Transit Company and
the cost of improvements.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
YOUNGER SOCIETY FOLK
SEE ETHEL BARRYMORE.

An audience that was large and composed
mainly OF the younger element Of society saw
Ethel Barrymore last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammer sat in the third
row with Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Turner. Mrs.
Hammer wore white lace and big white coque
boa, while Mrs. Turner was in ecru and lace.
Mr. and Mrs Marion Lambert CAME with Mr..
cream a crepe and lace and Mrs. Mafftt was in
pfMssi Miss siIs Iaisp Mitce was Escorted by Harry
| Potter sitting In the front row. -.
| consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Joy and Mr..
| and Mrs. Max. Kotany. <,,,-.- ,.,-.,.,,,.
Rs15y krby ssoorted Mss Carroll
| ting behind Miss Julia Knapp and Charles
&r and Mrs s Edgar Il. Miss Dula a and md
sasne MIS- Ri Harrison Drummond came with party
| of ladies. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drummona were
'hsiF Mr. hsishP@ sha Mrs. Edwin 8 Fuller and Mr.. and
| Mrs Chris Kenney were together ,,...,, ,,,
In the left parquet. behind Miss Estelle Bush
man, who wore white cloth and LACE s
STEEL MlSS buttons. Game with Gaius Paddock.
Hugh McKittrick Jones escorted Miss VICE
ham, who was in white lace touched with PINK
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. John ": Mute were with
friends in the front parquet Ars. Mute wore
MT Mr. and MS Joseph TEaunmiler had their il
1eSIfs ~S.e crepe and fTisS Sgs m.r. near
| Mr. and Mrs Cecil Gregg. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Markham and MI
and Mrs. Howard EltinS were together in the
4 circle
| Mr. and Mrs. Bssel ware were in the front
| circle Mrs Ware wore Algerian blue silk and
'o Nj. and Mrs Oscar YIeths came with Doctor
and Mrs Campbell Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis HaIett sat with Miss
NE and Mrs Henry c Scott were in the
| right circle. Mrs. Scott wore malachite green
Miss lula Maffitt with Edward MaIlinckrodt
sat with Miss Knapp and Mr.. Moore.
| Others IN the audience were Mr. and Mrs
| Thomas Edward Price. Mis- Daisy Medley. Mr.
| and Mrs. Saunders Norvell, Doctor and Mrs
Otho BALL, Miss Sarah Lubke and her escort
| Miss Julia Cabanne Miss Mariory Oliver. M
| and Mrs. Frank Forsee. Miss Sarah Tower
| Clarkson Carpenter Miss Iilna Rumsey, Mis-:
| Queen Runsey. Mrs; A. peane' Cooper; Mrs
| Ferriss, VIII Pettus. Miss Letitia Parker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

George j. Wanstrath reported the sale
yesterday of No. s212 Barrett street. a
modern, up-to-date. slate-roof residence
with lot 5oxlT.6 feet, having ten rooms,
reception hall and fine tiled bathroom,
heated by hot-water plant; flrst-fioor
parlor finished in white ivory, second par
lor finished In golden oak: extra large
pantry and china closets; and second-fioor
front roem f1nfshed in bird's-eye maple,
and all other rooms finished In hardwood
finish and cedar closets. This house was
sold for the account of C. H. Rahing. Mr.
Hardware Company OF st. Louis, and rep
resents the same in the western part Of
Missouri. in the vicinity of Kansas City,
is compelled to make his home In his ter
II. Tiemeyer, who will occupy it az a
hcme. and bouSht same for s.. 800 cash.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
CLEAR WEATHER
FOLLOWS SNOWF
Moisture Will Greatly Benefit
Wheat in Western Missouri
and Kansas.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City, Mo-. March H-Followlng
the snowfall yesterday the skies in West
ern Missouri and Eastern Kansas cleared
up and fair weather prevailed to-day.
Twenty-three degrees above zero was the
minimum temperature for the last twen-
ty-four hours and the maximum 80 de-
grees.,
The snow will be OF great benefit to farm
ers. as little rain has fallen this spring.
Eastern Nebraska had a very heavy pre-
cipation. Clay County, Kansas. had two
inches OF snow. the first moisture Of any
consequence that has fallen for months
Snow fell yesterday over the Missouri
Pacific lines in Northern Kansas as far
west az Scottsvllle, 1T2 miles west of the
Missouri River. From Atchison to Irving,
a distance of forty-one miles, fve inches
OF snow fell.
OKLAHOMA WANTS MORE RAIN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Oklahoma City. Ok. March H.-Clear,
but cold. weather, with drRp of several
degrees in the temperaturG beginning
Sunday night, prevailed Throughout this
section to-day, with q slight moderation
this evening. The wheat and other crops
are in great need of moisture.
HURTS OKLAHOMA FRUIT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Muscogee. I. T., March 14.-This section
Of the Territory sustained a heavy frost
last night, which, 1t Is feared, may have
killed peaches and other early fruit. The
cold wind which accompanied the sud
den drop in temperature has fallen and
1t is thought the cold snap is over.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
VkRDAMAN VETOES
NEGRO APPROPRIATION.
Mississippi Governor Thinks Money
Is Not Needed at State Normal
School for CoIOred Persons.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jackson Miss. March 14-Governor
vardaman this afternoon indicated his
views on the subject of negro education
by sending a message to the House veto
ing the appropriation for the State Normal
School, a negro educational institution, at
Holly" Springs.
The Governor declares that the educa-
ton offered by this institution is not the
suitable kind for negroes.
An effort will be made tomorrow to pass
the bill over the Governors veto.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
Fuueral of Mrs. Harriet Bovmau.

former resident of Boonville. No, took
place yesterday afternoon from her resi-
dence No. 300 Lucas avenue. Mrs. Bow
mans death was due to fall. While re-
turning to her home last Tuesday she
slipped on the sidewalk and sustained in
iuries which caused her death Saturday
night,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
RudoIph Taken to Union.

Sheriff Thomas Bruch of Franklin Coun-
ty. Missouri, and several Deputy Sheriffs
departed yesterday morning for Union,
Mo-, with "Bin" Rudolph, who has been
confined in the st. Louis jail and who is
to be tried on the charge OF murder at
Union. No. this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
4 REMARKABLE REMEDY
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Eupspsia Tablets will Cure Dyspepsia,
EupsEsIa Tablets will Cure Nervousness.
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Thousands of st. Louis people
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We know that EUPEPSlA
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At all druggists or direct. for 80 cents
Treatise on stomach trouble and three days
treatment mailed free.
EuusrsIa Chemical Co.. 4os EaIuut St, ST. Louis, No
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
OKLAHOMA WANTS MORE RAIN.
HURTS OKLAHOMA FRUIT.
Vehicle Board of Trade Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the st.
Louis Implement and Vehicle Board of
Trade was held last night at the Mis-
souri, Athletic Club. Ricardo Dias Alber-
TIM, secretary of the Worlds Fair Enter
tainment and Reception Committee spoke
on the possibilities of increasing trade with
Cuba in the implement and vehicle line.
His theme was: DO Business Direct and
Abolish the Middle Man." ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE
10 Disprove Facts. II Is Decidedly
Easy to Verify St. Louis Opinion.

Easy to Verify st. Louis Opinion.
Nothing by way of an introduction
could be added to the experience and
opinions given below which could increase
their value. st. Louis people can safely
be- left to draw their own conclusions,
based on such convincing proof as this
cluzen offers. What is there lacking In
evidence like this TO satisfy a dyed-in-the-
wool doubling Thomas?
Gustave +. Schoenfeld, Crayon. pastel
and lndia-ink artist. living at 22S South
JEFFERSON avenue. st. Louis. says: II is
hard to believe and till harder to under
stand that five or six doses of Doan $
Kidney Pills, procured at 'Wolf-Wilson's,
corner Sixth and Washington avenue,
cured me of pain in the back attacks
which had for four years. During that
time 1 used more than one preparation,
but the aching across the loins was al
ways in evidence particularly so If
stopped or brought any strain on the
muscles OF the back. have been so that
could scarcely straighten for an entire
week. From the condition of the kidney
secretions ] knew those organs were either
excited or weakened. but when Doan's Kid
ney Pills put them in good, sound, healthy
condition am only too pleased to let 9TH
er residents of st. Louis know that fact
For sale by all dealers Price 90 cents
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
"Red.v on for Training Camp.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cincinanti, O., March 14.-Nanager Kelley Of
the Cincinnati National League Baseball team
and fourteen players left here tonight on q
speciaI train for their training quarters at Dali
las. Tex. Other players will Join the team at
naIt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

FAUGHNAS-On Sunday. March IL 1904
Michael. aged 60 years beloved uncfe OF Iohn.
Michael Thomas, Peter and Philip McKeon
Funeral Wednesday March 16. 1890 p m, from
resiesnce Of his nephew. Thomas p McKeon,
No. 523 Gratiot street to Annunciation Church
thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Chicago papers
please copy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

HAGER-Entered into rest, after short III
nsss on Sunday morning. March ls 1904 VIII
liam HaSer. beloved son Of Charles Hager and
our dear brother, at the age OF % wears and II
months. Funeral services at No 2s4s Wyoming
gtreet on March Is at l:30 O'Clock Interment
private. Please omit flowers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

cAsEY-Entered into rest on Monday. March
"a, at ll:l5 o'clock n m. James Casey. be
loved husband OF Mamie Casey tnee Hortterl
Funeral VIII take place from Donnelly's funeral
rooms. No. 1910 North Twenty-first street ON
wednesday,. March 1s. at 10 o'clock a. M, to
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

GOLL-Entered into rest on March 13 1904
IN Chicago, III, Minerva Martin Coll. widow
Of the late Nicholas J. Coil. Funeral from
Wagorer's acknowledgements. No. lf27 Olive
street, Wednesday, March 1e. at II O'clock
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

BAxTER.7on Monday. March H. 1904 at $50
p. m, Lucille Mary Baxter infant daughter OF
C;,W. and Alice Baxter (nee FarleyJ.. Funeral
VIII take place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
thence to Calvary Cemetery
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
SPECIALIlES.
DEATHS.

BfRNES-on Sunday. March u. 1904 at II :45
Of John ByTnes. and mother Of Mary John
Agnes and Margaret Byrnes, and sister Of Mrs
Barry. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Mitchell and T-nonas
Hoarn. aged 80 years. Funeral from family resi-
dence, No 42li North Ninth street. on wednes-
day March 16. at I:So p. M. to Holy Name
church. thence to Calvary Cemetery Friends
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

,KAyANAUGH. Entered into rest. on Mon
loved son Of Ann and the late Lawrence
KsyanSugh. and brother Of Charles and Mrs.
Philip Stoll (nee Kayanaugh). The funeral from
family residence, No. 24l6 North Spring avenue.
"Wednesday, March 1s. at $40 a. m, TO St
Friends are invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

LYNCH-On Monday. March IA, 1904 at q g.
m. Thomas Lynch aged n years beloved hus-
band Of Mary Jane Lynch. Funeral will take
place from family residence, No. 1ilS Locust
street. Wednesday. Marcn i6. at a. m. to
ST. Johns Church. Sixteenth and Chestnut
streets No flowers. The Volunteer Firemen' 3
Historical Society win assemble at the above
number and time TO attend the funeral CT our
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15
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MoRISCHE-Entered into rest on Monday.
March II. 1904. at 2:30 a. M. after lingering
illness Charles T, Morische. beloved son OF
John p. and r. lkorische and brother. at
the age OF % years and 10 months. Funeral
services at No. 20Ql Cess avenue, on March 16,
At 1850 D. m. Friends invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

QJIINN-On Monday March H. 1904. At 2:sO
Q. M, John Quinn husband OF Louisa Quinn
frss Adsmsl. father % john and Helen onrI
and Anna Quinn Funeral at 2:?o "Wednesday
from family residence. No 1905 Lynch street,
20 Assumption Church. thence to Calvary
Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-15

MURPHY-on Saturday night March u. 1904
n other OF Mrs. D. r. Hagney Funeral Tues
day. March ls. at p. m. from family resi-
oenee. No. 5i5 Carr street. to st. Patrick s
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.