St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 14, 1887

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88 RLD merica, CENTS D WSFPA PER EIS & THAT WE WE ALSO SIA ATITER- RY ONE HE MAY 1 . * PENSE, OR BY "AY POSTAGE. S&IcownD — — — FREE {THE SUB- ORY EXP! RIMENT, 5 0 New York Test the Cx mot Gas Stoves. be Aren. bruary 12.—it was said yes- i Strikes bac so terrified the lentes of gastronomy, vul. Oks, that they bad banded ier in order, if possible, to truth of the assertion will butit is a fact that at least OKs met yesterday at Tam. . 7 ‘semonstration’’ of he appearance of the big Punsuggestive of politics, Dottles present are passed nderous as stoves, lack pipe and ornamented 8, stood at one side of the as a long table filled with ngs, oysters to be escal- ried; porterhouse, sirlion s to be ap} ropriately pre- cen to be treated in the ps of apparent dough to rrnbread, tea biscuits and ninties of u Similar essen- nere was a slight shiver the persons of when it was an- ything cooked yesterday chille Lentz, one of Del- irned decidedly pale, and Down Town Club grasped Nearly al: of the prin- id hotels weve represented, -chet of the Astor House, re of the demonstration, popular prejudice against ‘tor * ABSURD. bu, he ssid, is much it is much tess dirtv. You anywhere, but who will used anywhere but ina — res, however, were by no When the uncooked ic lently admired, the thre Charles Me relex. Mann » Chapsust opened tae hickens, beef, steaks and 05 ovens. Thon they care- ts of was, and banging to results. About the bay were scalloped ere politely circulated. d been cooked in 6 anner, that is to say, they nat the top and uncooked om. They were decidedly as everyihing Frene , but they were not prop- r tast ing thom, however, venture further. It was he unanimity with which nmittee-room. Tue chops steaks looked tempting, tue viands seemed nor- aurant, said Chef Kauf - restaurant in off 1 i be excellent. They are val. They will cook steaks know whether it would pound roast.’’ yvunished later, and sets of sed to the effect — es cooked w : rang 1— . - and at the same ds was retained, the Deaf. roved Cushioned Eat re the hearing and per at ral drum, Invisible, ys in position, All come hispers, heard distinct edbook of testimonials Broadway, New York. STIAN BURIAL. sa, the Indian Baby, i West Show. r- DISPATCH. ry 12.~—When Buffalo Bill’ n Staten Ieland last su® the head of the Pawne® Indians who looked up d r, but when the braves the Madisen Square Gat and children with bin's is Jennie, and she Their chlidren were 4 dona was ill this week an er, who takes care o as ad indigestion. She ‘od. nd Dr. Putnam was cal — d died at SO clock. pe — mong the indians Any itd was dead. The — d across Fourth aven — Buffalo ait Kn tian b % purpose be tery. Yesterday the In. „street in single file — the child, who was ied was buried as she dier bende, aroun ler n . Grant, the 22 im, orry, ve } 2 not kalk English, e til the u Ri then . nt > S den, a pack tovihelr resorts reger it aner saye that it thes 1% plains it would be — and ! on the groune- would then — turn . 4 s. After th into * and drop se the body mmCrica, CH, , FOR 00 yds % White Shaker Flannel; FOR » Cc, 50 doz Roses 5c eac 7 were 25 ic each. 10 dos | Bunches of Flowers 25c a bunch; were 78e @ un 15 doz Bunches of Flowers 10 a bunch; were 800 a unch. Vio'ets lc a bunch: were Zea bunch. 15 doz Felt Hats 2% each: were She and $1 eac 25 dos | Felt Hats. in brown, tan and black, 30e re e $1.50 each. 10 éon ‘Felt Hats 75c each: were $1.75 each. 10 doz Felt Hats, assorted colors, 81 — were $2.50 and $3 each. 8 doz Felt Bonnets 500 each: were 31 FO each. 20 doz Beaver Hats 236 each} were $1.85 each. 10 doz Large Beaver Hats, in assorted colors, 800 each; were $3 € ach. 5 doz Children’ > Felt Hats 280 each; were $1.50 7 * Children's Felt Hats 500 each: were $2 each 8 dor Children’s Felt Hats 75c each; were $2. 50 ors, 50c each; were 15 8 — Plush Caps 280 each; were $1.75 an 10 — * = *s Cloth Hoods, all colors, 180 acht 780 20 — Childrep: + Lace Caps 25c each; were $1 and eac 5 doz Children’ s Plush Bonnets $1 each; were $3 ac EMBROIDERIES. The Late O14 “Co.’s” Interest Must bo Paid if it Sinks the Ship—A Most Magnificent and Complete stock. FOR n SOO pes best Hamburg Edgings: were ye and 10 rok“ Tage n from 12vec. FOR 10c—Find 600 pes Embrolderies;: former price 18. For ldc—Find a lot of 45 pes good and well-me Hamburg Embroideries t son ee 1 7 10 20e—Fin 50 pes of Hamburg I down from 30c. 4.90 FOR 25c—Find 350 pes of Hamburg Flo cr duced from 35c tt 81 FOR 30¢ AND 35c —Find 25 0 pes of or 22 burg Flounces: 801d shod rere at 4 FOR 15¢ AND 20c—Find 3.000 yds 0 conte Em broideries ; cut down from 2e and & FOR Ze Find 2,000 yds of Swiss 2 duced from 330 and 40. ood value at 50e. 50c—Find 1, 500 yds extra quality Swiss Floune- ings: cut down from 7! In addition to the sheave D. C. &Co. offer their choice and complete stock of C OLOBRED EMBROID- ERIES at enormous reductions. tw Flanvel Embroideries in all colors and combi- nations at 20c on the dollar.” 5 85 Flannel! Edgings. silk aud L worked, at a yard; were 25c and 880 9 450 lannel Kmbroideries, alf shades, at 100 und * — from e and | 350 pes Flannel Kmbrolderies, ‘milk and sepnre worked. at 20¢, 280 ane 30c a yard; cut down rom e, 45c. 50c and 511. 000 worth of J. inen Embrotderies at one-« r their value. Note these 1 1. yard, 300 pes wo AT ge a yard, find 500 pes cut 1 from 18e and AT Nee a yard, find 600 Linen Embroidery, full Secartment ot 4— —— well worth 280 @ yar ART EMBROIDERY. 300 aire peamped Pillow Shams 180 4 pair; reduced Stamped of gg Splashers 18x30, 10e each; reduced Brigg a e Stainping Patterns 5c aud 10¢ each; 3 yard A pat 1,000 hanks Meramec Cord 15ca hank; reduced from 15 Scrap | Baskets 50c each; reduced from $1, $1.60 1,000 . Linen Tidies, with knotted fringe. 20 060 be: reduced from 3Sc. 000 boxes Gold Paint 20c; reduced from 280. od Chenille Cord 15¢ a tard; reduced trem 200 RIBBONS. : New Management in Ribbon Department Fossilism is Now Dead!!! 80 pleces Pieces — 4 icot-edge Ribbon, 180 were 3 velvet Ribbon, 200; we — — —— velvet Ribbo wiped 75 3838 brocade end striped 15 1 black Ribbon, with colored picot edge, 450; 20 pieces Roman striped surah Ribbon, ef were 46 pieces dine - Ty sash Ribbon, plain and fancy striped, FO e: w 40 pieces 8-inch sash Ribbon, plain, brocade and Pn ee. 255 were 81.0. pieces satin cotton-back Ribbon, 4e; pieces — cotton-back Ribbon, e; were feces satin cotton-back Ribbon, { were satin cotton-back Ribbon, ; were remuaats sash Rlbbeus, almost given away. CORSETS Must Go if it Breaks the A lot of Splendid Corsets, double busk and side n. Lone ~ por 5 W L Black and Colored, 10e each; eac 1 10 doz Children’s and yop? * In assorted col —F ind 350 pes of Hamburg Edgings; marked 1 of choice and new Hambure © lat can't be dual. v. FOR 35¢ AND 40c—F ind 2,500 yds Swiss nase Wr 4 23 n f «