St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 25, 1900

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\ -_ Se ee ee ee eS SUNDAY MORNING-—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 25, 1909. SFARCH IS IN VAIN es MYSTERY OF MISSING GEORG- IANA ORUM DEEPENS. SHE IS HEIRESS TO $50,000. ——— She Was Stolen by Her Father 14) Years Ago and If Living Is Now 27 Years Old-——A Remarkable Case. a — Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Feb. “4.-—The mystery as to the whereabouts of Georg!anu Orum deep- ens. Kidnapped at the ave of 13 by her father {rom the home of her aged legal Guardian, Solin Lindley of Bath Beach. syne has passed out of the ilves of those nearcst @nd dearest to her. Now, at the age of 27, she {3 an hetress by the death of her gramifatocr, Solin Lindley. ut ak sp.le the Pubilecity eivel) i) bye: at } ~ ae not @ Word has been rece.ved trom er. Hier father is said not to have he ard from ber for three yenrrs, But has she reaily got out of the knowledze « Shes fatloe r? the question asked by interested ones. It is only the bitterness of « divoreeo suit and the disiliusioniment of married life whi iid the tonmzuwe and te t Charjes Orum, thous Slnwe he and his wile Of their love and thre Perhaps stranges;: things in the lives of Gy Mwther, who died of a broi fact that no one has bi beard of her vince she was | y @eway from Brookiyvn Nor has any one been found who tis willlnme to say Where ber fatii- er lives in Philedelphia Her une!le, Michael burst. ing for her, has n jeft a st to solve tie tvesterv. tut baffled Mr. Furst std ». : ; ~ ’ Georgiana here If from eoml: claiming her own? A thive \Peoraest estate valued at $100,000 to $loo0 is not be deephsid * “After all tha aeverticing tn the parers have dane onlv two letters have I etyved in refereree to the case, and they throw no light on the ma‘ter.” . r OBJECT TO THE RECEIVERS. Mortgage Bondholders Oppose Court's Action Affecting Eedalia’s St. Ry. Gye ial to the Poet-Diepatch BEDALIA, Mo., Feb, 24.—Judgre W. Shirk, represemting three-fourths of the first mort- gage bonclolders, will file a motion with Wnited Sietes Circuit Jucvge Amoe M. They- er in chambers, In St. Lots Monday, aske ing a revocation of the court's re ent order appointing H.C. Flower of Ronces Cty J.C. Van Rirer of Sedalia rece ver Sedalia Electric and Raiway C the sult flied arafnset the compar: Kansas Loan and Trust Componyv «! peka. The motion sets forih tinat the . appointing the re was improv granted, uncer a ristake cf foct, th Annointment of Flower was who'lv : Saryv arm! that the appo'rtment of Va if weninst the best Interests of the mortgage bondholders, who, f* Is stated, ts vice-presiGent and general manecer of the Sedalia Klectric and Retlway Coonpany an} that it waa under his manmucement that the property was practically rulned. IN FAVOR OF PRIMARIES. i County Candidates by New Method. Special to the Post-D*epatch JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Feb 24.—The Cole County Democratic Centra! Commit- tee met here this afternoon and cectded to eall a de’ecate convention for March 19 to elect delegates to the State, Supreme Court, Appellaic Clrenuit Court, Cone sreasional and Senrtori eonvertions and aiso decided to hoid a primary election April 7 to nominate a county ti-ket his will be the first primary eleetion held in this county for many vears to name the county tick:t and the;ermancon-y of Ne Aystem depends upon the results of this rial. The committee also tndofsed Thomas M. Bradbury for the Democratic nominetion for State Auditor, Congressmiin Dorsey W, Sheekleford for re-election and Fenton E, Luckett for State Senator. Supremely So. From the Indlanapolis Journal. She: I wonder if you sure an bappy in our love as I am? He: Me! Whbhy—I wouldn't change places with Dewey! a iver OTVEEN NCE a **Reserve ~ Force’”’ that’s the word for GRAPE-NUTS FOOD AARARAARARAN ‘“I want to tell you about Grape-Nuts, and my expenence with them. “I had for a year or two feit a gen- eral debility creeping on me, and alse PARRA A suffered from flatulency, piles, etc., which I began to think was due to advancing age, now being 65 years old, when, in the providence of God, as Grape-Nuts Food was brought to my no- tice and (ried as an experiment. “IT used it with milk, as mush. Ina week I found a decided Mmiprovement tn miyself, and have kept improving = ever since, now about three mouths, and am beiny congratulated on the bright change in Wy appearance ly all dcyuaihtaneecs a Not only so, but I feel IT have the reserve | farce, so that 1 do not feel weaned at meht, although | have worked continu susly this last three months, from 7.0 em. until 9 p.m. Need I say that I recommend your Grape-Nuts to my friends and acquaintances, and that all of my family use the food, and that ve use {t at every meal whatever c!se ts omitted? { write this being desirous of eiving veut to the grateiul fecling I entertain tor the benefits received from the use of your 4ncomparable food Although a= total Stranger to you, | beg to subscribe mvy- self sincerely your friend and well wisher, John C. Fletcher, New Rochelle, N.Y.” The particular clement winch produces the feeling of strength ts the delicate par ticles of plosphate of potash, not the shosphate of the drug-store. but that which 1s prepared ly Nature and fur aished in the grains. This dehcate ele ment, not observed by the taste, is used by Nature in connection with the albu men of food, to repair and rebuild the gray matter in the nerve centers through- out the body and in the brain and solar plexus, so that one thus nourished and rebuilt is very sure to feel the effects of this rebuilding within a week or ten days, and this feeling grows and becomes fixed as one becomes a stcacdy. Aaah ng user of Grape-Nuts. The food is made by the famous pure food manufacturers at_ Bat- | Mich, the Postum AMARARARANS belie he | 5 } ~ ve ito award Mrs Jfiimousy amd the possession of her personal Cereal | Zhe reper", $4, ELOPERS ARE ANGRY, we —_—————_— ° BRIDE’S FATHER PLACED IN JAIL ON HER COMPLAINT. THEY SAY HE OREW HER MONEY Beside This Action They Have En- joined the Girl’s Parents From Tak- ing $500 More in Another Bank. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PINE BLUFF, Ark., Feb. &.—The story of the elopement of Miss Mary J. Emree aArnl ft, rey Ojeott which stirre dg the chy ycs- terday is not yet enced. After Miss bin- bree’s father, JT. N. Embree, drew the bride's money out of the Bank of Dine B.iuff Upon heating of the wedding, he Was afre- in a repievin rested under a cap) ts «lau 6u.t. lie did ot make bond nor return the meney, + Creu) fn jail aver night, This morass he young couple enjoined the Cuz us fro pay ug. over $0”) io Limibpee, i for the money having been refuse, Tae bride claims this gun to be hers thuugh deposited in the name of her Bleproother. tots afiernoeen the attorneys for the two artics atemmed to effect a compromise, bh! binbree was released from the Sheriff's fond pending nerotiations Embree wims to have managed his duughter & uf- Urs preperly, and says that he knows of 0 Treason for her conduct toward iiiin 1 ii cus ¢ Ti “RAUS MIT HIM” IN SPRINGFIELD -_—— The Post-Dispatch Song Made a Big Hit at Opera Club Entertainment. Special to the oat-IMepatch SVRINCEIELD, IL, Feb. 2%.—At the per- formance of the comic opera, ‘The Muske- teers,” by the Springfie'd Opera Club [ast Hight, the DPost-Dispatuh song, “Kaus Mit iim,” as sung by Mr. Charles Graser, Mace A&A tremendous hit. It was one of tne most popucar specialties of the evening and the atniience of 14") demonstrated its ep- proval with a double encore. Mr. Graser was made up as a typtcal German and gave a good dialect rendition of the song. The furtvy memovere of the oined in the chorus with a spirtt lik: h used to stir people when *. imeinthe Old Town” was in its prime It was the first time the song was rendered in public in this city and-as the au!e: left the theater the alr was permeated “ith the tune. Men and women were humming it while the emall boy whistled it as h walked down the street. opera club Is composed of the bes amateur talent in I)l!inols. > HANNISAL IS BUILDING UP. Business Men Buy a Tract of Land for New Factories. Spe tal to the Post-Dispatch. LIANNIPAL, Mo., Feb. %—The citizens, through the Tusiness Men's Astase sation, prone luded the work to-day of rat!sing $16.- (tr. of which $10.40 is to be used for the purchese of a tract the manufacturing to four ral roads as > At eee oe £, Ses, > cat b } . ee oe SORE NES, Tenge Se Speaks in Flattering Terms of the il mee you have a samole bottle free for the acking trouble and suffering than any other disease, and if pormitted ¢ “tinue fa restless, sleepl £s and irritable M lees y a >" > Ti Root. If vow are sick or “feel badly.” begin taking the famous mn of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, because as coon as your kidneys are Great Remedy. help all the other organs to health. A trial will com | Weak and unhealthy kidneys are respon ble for mo ifferen Kinds 0 oy : “ets oO Nee ah ae sien : 4 dy “ss * o, SERN * Vee aa pane | ert hea elk at Permanent Cure by the Use of Swam sults are sure to follow. Kidney trouble irritat : ‘ 1 s jee rune © . eamerear ¢¢ > sleeetes obliges you to get up manv times dint A GRATEFUL MAN ralgia. pain or dull ache in the back, joint and back aciie, Causes indi stion, stomiac’ vellow complexion: make ‘ou feel as thor plenty of ambition. but no streneth: get wea The cure for these troub'ics is Dr. Kilmrer’s Swany 7 Iq- faa , PORE a kidney remedy In takin, Swamp Root wiatiord natural he’ ” ture, | Poh 9 Pe : See vy yleaa Ge Dr. Kiimer’s Swamp-Root. He makes the Swamp-Root is the most perfect bealer ie ! : ee Ae AS Meter: Wd gi known to medical science. | | rp, in eis mn 7 : ‘ - P How to Find Out If You N eed Swamp-Root. If there is any doubt in vour mind as to vour condition, take fren “OU sat Bas a, | Geen, eet ae a " urine on rssiny ahi uf two Ct CES, niace i! 77 4 cr’ ~ c*T ly ttle it) ! te LT | : . 3 , ¥ ‘ ¥ r ob ty haar * a 7 had been greatly afilleted with pains acTro’s 1 ‘ > ¢ ,7? ’ , 17 J ‘ ' 6 + ‘see ee - . > ‘ vy ‘ ~ k “ _ ils : eG piteash , Bes gota" : a } — P anne ; mended by © |, ivsteran mm thet private practice, ‘ % ¢ 1" | Mises sil Before Taking Swamp-Root Was in ura apy: | tae Great Distress, But Is Now En- be ine, ca % joying Perfect Health ga WRT ‘ c i ‘ ; »~ S ig Td Dette ke ep i) dae PLN testy Pes MES “Ec Agi Sk en ee aoe uae ink tesa ne ae ay ee Case of Iirs. Engelhardt, Who Suffered ees I ; Hiss tt) ° Pha’ ee for Ten Years and Could Get Gas tai ee Saree bh ty : rth ori if an No Relief. Tatty (* ; ' ; rey ay 1 9 sé | 7. i . +) ’ Hy a peitt > 4 Ir) i ’ ; rt my 4 *?* LBthee tae ' : : Liget, padi x 4 Sam a . lia tes Me " pe bed pint HAP ee tg by Eee Peal) LTP te Le ty t ni! te NT une . yp att ‘ Wi. t, 42 UL, se : at: Ny ? ' r ; ‘ i} Si, ae ) joes f MM “You have no iden how welllI feel I am 0h gE ball, fully persuaded that I do not need any Ue A ‘at Py SEE jdt TR ir: more medicine, as I fcel as well as I ever mM 4, : Y ual SPAT TS Waite hy ‘| aid in my life.” Wibod hj Fo Le BN a oh at So says Mrs. Mary Engekardt of BS ; a a Madison street. sit ae SAAN 2 SR SS Minter ‘ “For more than ten years I had been af- eae hig Nya Sh Se Re an SHR fected with female trouble, also heart trou- bie, with swelling of the feet and limbs. last summer I felt so badly that 1 thought that I would soon pass away. I consulted eeveral doctors and took their medicine, but felt no better. bkYinally, as a last resort, I bought a bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root. I derived immense benefit almost from the first week. Altogether 1 have taken three bottles, ami oocasionally take @ dose from the fourth one just to keep me where I am. “I am now tn splemild health, The aches and pains have all gone; they have disal~ peared Iike magic; like wax bafure the fira : What more do I want or need? I wi!) pass SN uORNCS z the good word around as to what Swarp- ha Oe see Root haa done for me, and will gladly an- ; ewer anyone W..0 desires me to write to them in regard to my vase. In closing I #tate freely and gladly that I heartily ine Gorse this remedy from every standpoint nere is euch a@ pleasant taste to Swamp- Root, and it goes right to the weak spots and drives them out of the system. “MRS. MARY ENGLLUHARDT.” 43 ; rh ig Bil Aue bb) Lest) MRT 2:* eae fa” * ‘+, 7 + 5 Ne Be ae fe Tote ’ / (Hs ‘tnd iy f tas 29 Le ! wy de Pon al ee 4a ibe 5S 5 j 4.3 MRS. MARY ENGELHARDT. WORDS OF PRAISE From a Lady Who for Years Had Beep Sickly. She Wants Women to Try Dr. Kilmer’s Celebrated Swamp- Root. A. J. MILLER, M. D. . » ed ™ | Bens cases he has found Dr. “In all the world there is no name which Rounds aa sweet to me as ‘Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-loot’ I have never been very strong and every time | was eajpveed to , ,cy of Swamp-Reot, t them rea age Le : - ae Mil‘er, M. D., is one of the moet lowing: pss i id the foul mn, ) wpe Cut § Lae + ' the eold a wet iI would be compelled prominent phys! wens 8 ot souls. ils Gientiemen—It Is with pleasure th . : ae : SEM Tina id eet Sh a Ae Wy, Oss yt Ge ye th to remain indoors and doctor and nurse offices in the grate hen anh rors ommend “Swamp-Reot,”” your valu., f wut nS bal oe 7) OF Doth OT ks oh a Anke ; ccaait hake: on aan My kiduene cube with patients who are anrlous 0 ovlaln ie eayv, Lt {s a! resale Lj ¢ § f P . . tn et, Pic advice and the benefit of his Kreit medial kidney dis hens are Indi.ated cial.y suffered durtng these aria ke. and the ekill. His specially ie cancer and skin dis- tinue to prescribe “Swamyp-Root”’ pain that 1 suffered was at titnes almost ee ag" tiie trouble vad ’ hie Li ftir > i . . Ulibemratls. » * ‘% ’ e« . . j , . ;, i . : . ) In practice Dr. Miller fe always ready to | sincerely yours, A.J. M ; : ete RY gM: RSE PAR APE Do | ne use such remedies as give the best results, Holland Building. St. 44: | ey Rs | | regardiess of where he obtains Chem. For . : : agit” bx Kyte be ~ wiis . =* . Considers It of Great Value SwUamp-Root to he the highest: Kidney and Kindred und therefure preser it #s impartially Troubles. a he does Quine of ipecae, If where are any doubters as to the effl-a- = V t.Ue above testimeny cotnes) from Mre, Geo. W Blake, who fesides at Maplewood, 3 Hi ay i ae ’ . Sto Then she adds the following, which A CARPENTER SPEAKS, =; Sitheus 8) present I foet that T don't neg Se RB greisay 0% = Metilaie 4 is highly iaieresting to eee. whe ae ae nedmine of any Ki. d : ee A ge ‘¥ : ves’ icating. the great remecly, Swamp-Root: ate? ? bDOWIN RENSHAW, ; RAI | S wET et a ES ' fe. NH! wi yer tak V4 “! read about Dr Kiimer's Swamp-Koot 4455 Maffitt avenue.” - v zs Sate yo ee a Los ae eS re a in an Eastern paper, and determined te ; : Before 1 had an opportun ty te de “Let me add my volve in recommending Dr. Kilmer'’s Swamp-Root” | @aid edwin Renehaw, senior member of the firm of Penshaw & Son. cCurpenters, at 6 Nuita Seventh street Mr. Rershaw ts a hard working man and a fine cabinet moker. He teils Its exper- SoA Re 4 ods SED?" + 9 Ray : try it CONSTIPATION CURED. ; ‘ Ban “- , = : ee a a ' oO rs +? ” a . rte xs» however I waa presented with @ bottie = . JES “ Western Union Printing Co, : “ We hf te! ye a ; ; ; Ye house I fuund fier taking a few doses . r > ¢ " a a ° ar iphic manrihier. , . : , wy ee oe ,* i wW itis ‘ : 4 ‘ } 7 ‘ ; that I “eytl ‘Ve *tairs witheut get- “Dyspepsia and stomach troubles Ave & etl ig4ge2 in a trade which requires a heen ; an ee ST vanike oe : es pain tite iticed ¢ cman A em my iife miserable, I also euf- to be indoors amd subjected to pwreat a +, 1” ‘ea eA be” sacs ga tet Aes ting a pain! de, and not i (hnat my fered from paling in the small of my back, ask. | nave frequentiy beeome dizzy rar : “ <bomy 1S complexion changed from a muddy color . a a area = sie teeta ee Se ' by ARG ThE Lomsee Wa to @ more traneparern: ’ My appetite without avail. I receiv a sampue Sottue . mes and my bowels . etter , , ti} fe of Dr. Kiimer’s Swamp-HRoot taurough a ) ne advice of Capt. became bette: and 1 ate atid I ws friend and commenced tak ng it. Il can say Sviaaf | , of Swamp- Root, ashamed of myself. You can print my ple- that the eect was wonderful. It seemed which he gave me, I have not had a dizzy ture In the Post-Dispatch, and any one whe to tone me up from the. first dose. 1 uged speil since, and I am sure that h was gees it can tell that now | am a strong. two bottles and my troubles have become the medicine that has put ine in stah fine heathy Wot an I do this becati«a I want my sister Women to try this grand cure for womeh & Weakners a MRS. GEQRGID W. BLAKE. “MHS. GEO W. BLAKE a re. v var only a memory. In order to not have them i cundition that I feel like a boy of fifteen. return I will «xeep a bottle of Swamp-Root/I will pass the goed news around about the in the house and occasionally take a dose, | great remedy, wamyp-Root.’ "’ SPECIAL NOTE—We are pleased to state that a special arrangement has bee n majle by which all readers of our paper may have a sample bottle of the Great | Kidney Remedy, Swamp-Koot, sent absolutely free by mail. Be sure and mention reading this generous offer in the St, Louis Sunday Post-Dispatch when sending your address to Dr. Kilmer & Oo., Binghamton, N. Y. . cr Oe eee ~—nee ae £6 a pte dans eee Sree.

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