St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 31, 1900
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ye % “6 @Mant Ads... 276,150 GREATEST WEST OF THE MISSISS/PP!. 41,809 More Than the Year A rIRt CAUSES A SNOW STORM, -— —_ Remarkable Scene at Fourth and Spruce Streets. - ee ee — ee ee BIG COFFEE HOUSE - ee SPRAY FROM HOSE STREAMS FRUAF FALLING IN FLAKES. BURNED. unas ase — Arome Coffee *nd Spice Co.'s Building Burned—Loss Fstimated at $100,- 000 — Firemen Suffer Greatly. / The Fire Department bad tte thames fall The firemen expected to have troub!le, Dut Wedneai y rornine-—the coldest this they aii not lock sh it ° te aa in inp ' ols — wm force, nor did they anticipate such an earty winter At ¢ o'clock three alarms were «ont ‘arrival ne it had. The ars “handicap was ‘n from Fourth and Spruce Streets, ni.- rinced pon them when they tupped the ig out HG engines and e@anpanios, t+ hook | WY ater pin nt Broadway and Clark CS ae , ne The « f the piug pre i ‘Tr trucks 1 Witte ower , and one bleek hoarth. Phe ip o g nag inde ; apt ' vibe lower ang lhiew off. flooding the street, the water general ofilcers. Phe fire here was in the free Zink directsy it struck the street. Ice wee we wee —————— | ua” - ‘ ae ‘ay , y OA - es | or... | =_—— eon eee, ee ee ee eee ee ee -_—_— “eau "* @uickly turned into ee r a oeny a er Eee, e % (\\) r Pe % [44 7A3 Last Sanday. 3 SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIFCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 142,165. ; ’ NS irae A . yi TEN PAGES. R PuAGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPRS ‘ ee See 222 SSP KPT REPORTS rning the General Assembly to Meet in London, 6, Issued by the Executive and Enforced by the Aid of the State Troops. Members of the Legislature Attempt to Meet i the Opera House and Then inthe Court- | But in Each Case Are Driven Out by the Armed Soldiers. house, — —-wveoo—-——— ITHE DOCTORS SAY THAT GOEBEL CAN LIVE BUT A FEW HOURS. ~~ = rw wy 5 i. Gov. Taylor and the Other State Officers Re- mained in Their Offices All Night and Are Protected by —_ a Strong Guard. = ™ —_ — Microbe: If this weather con- = Taare GATLING GUNS AND SOLDIERS oats er ” allel 5 i CS ee oe * > The Mississippi River will be frozen Thursday—may be CROWVD THE STATE HOUSE YARD. | The (Chicago sewer ditch will be frozen— certainly. —— —_#@ e__-_——_- Wednesday was the coldest day of the year, and the coldest day of the winter. ’ ; i mi The thermometer repistered 4 degrees above De ocrats Declare Taylor S Action a Violent Assu p- a de . “12; . . . e e ° ert ete PF yor ool gos i te date, aad tion of Authority, But mn the Face of the Militia tnen—it began to drop, or at least Weatner . : : King Hyatt «aid at noon. that the drop They Seem to Be Blocked in Their Program; | : wou. shortly become visible to the nak: ‘ . A imp. (His Majesiy useu siang to express Court of Appeals Refuses to Sit While x eye “The crest of the cold wave ts upon us,” Martial Law Exists Said the King. “We are in the path of an ‘ W area of high barometric pressure, which is ILLIAM S. TAYLOR. : bearing southeust from the Manituobia *oe reahem, Wiens Gin. tebwenainherte team, ae The Governor of Kentucky, Who 7 Used Bayonets to Adjourn the Legis. ty 22 «iexrees below zero. AE ’ ture. “Tne zero line extends south to Spring- FRANKFORT, Jan. 31.—Gov. Taylor, by proclamation, declares the field, Ijl., and encisc\ra the country from | _ i : oe ; 2 COSI POD OO OO OD CFO HISOPOO COCO COCO COCO ODS Dene Cleveland to Middle Kansas. St. Louis ts | State of Kentucky, il ots the City of Franktort, in a state of insurrec- e fortunate to-day In being above the zero] | line. There are aa few favored towns like | tion. * GOV. A Y © ours tn the frozen district But there are a F ‘ a , : 4 some not favored. By the aid of the bavonets of the State militia he has seized the Capitol, “Chicago is shivering at 6 below. Their : ik I ( , f old sewer refuses to work It is frozen on dispersed the Legisiature al id comimat nae d the me ibe ‘rs to meet in London, Laurel HE S A E E IS A RE. sm 4 the surface and If the fates continu: as 3 they should the gag about the Chicaeo | County. Feb. 6. > 4 ; | River being solid will be no joke That is : “RANK FOR’ ne al Assembly of r ) > ree itis , , ! ‘en k o mest at Lone scaeeeee “exon gy aes + lignes A with A ink ; Gat) ine guns are plac ed in the 4 aptitol grounds and soldiers are on guard D4 the State of Ke tucky t i London, Laurel County, Kentucky, lempera ure, but the rige wil he Rina about | > Tuesday, the sixth day of February, 1000, at 12 o'clock. : 4 } ‘* je ? r¢* ; vw é x“ Py " tf) . ‘ - where except over the lakec, where there is RE ERE CUIFAI CS bs Given under my hand at Frankfort, Ky., this 30th day of Jan- i¢fiee « > o ‘ a 7. > p — , P - . . Louie aan ee oe Rh ge Pagal te | Gov. Taylor and Ins attorneys remained all might in the State House, pro- S uary, 1900, at 9 o'clock p m. iene but we have | te ym a ore e usualls itected by the militia z W.S. TAY LOR, Governor of. Kentucky. rellable that thp prediction will } ferified | °°" jain cekene : t+ aaget- Jy alle aaa on we verified fe cur Sa , eS a adintctntntantaatar dink rlitity Stile tice SA elit Ooo Oe OH Oo Or Oc Ord Or Oe ‘Aticont travelers. ° * trot ble ‘Zan Tues- | , ' + 4 i one sotninar - ohn jsf he he i meaacone. | natter, and will retuse to surrender any oi the offices hey have made up their > H E DE M O RA S $ ture began to fall rapid] and yr neer ' ‘ , ges ; ' found it diffcult to up ote me = he minds that the seating of Goebel by a joint ballot is illegal, even under the 4 $ the time trains from tiiat sect ‘ the : ‘ , , 1 . : [ J x & a 4 > p— arrive«! tn st pill all + diy i (,oebel eiection law. whi hy provides that a contesting candidate ror (;,overnor > ISS E S A EM F N x | three to four hours late. , } ge one 4 t —- . ’ ' . . . = + | By Wednesday the trainmen had adjusted Shall be seated by*a majority ot both houses. They will resist by force any ef- > ; > i . . themselves to the cor joe ag Mri Su oc a é , . . +: it eit 2 “p> as Aan Pe _ a . ; ith bringing mast af the j trains tri on t ne bort Ol tne Democrats {? cecal ooftty crs wy joint hallot. eo I IR AN KI { ri | » Ky ] mm 81 = } or t} f 1s ‘ ’ “ cy! tligs Leos lature Ba | veers s+ at Union St: vA say thew ,Ud- C , a ihe wieta mg ne ee a els d : rd the followin; statement has heen 3 red: i 1 wt "i arrivals te Corre spond Willy Gt hie moc ue Oi CA) 4 ‘ A ‘ Li ‘ i Lia «te *, ia $ THE ICE-ENSHROUDED FIRE. | 6c hedules by _Wedn . “di iy might. x a eee ee ee oust Minkiti Cis: weirs i 4 Phe pre al Fs. UNV ! infin law There (Bketch of the Scene by a Post-Dispa tch Artist at Kw O’Clock Wednesday thie Court © ppreadin has There rit ' leipourtnicd, reiusing ter sit winnie thre = Se aaah Gama i thre i $ ‘ } '7 , ' “J Ate — | COVENANT MUTUAL SOLD militia is here Letters were receivedtrom AMiddlesboro to-day Stating that Ap “ dd , ee i ' 2 ( ,s eee . ‘ riie . a Ses =e i. nee a ' pelate Judge Hlazelrize and lioh mowere aiso ta have Leet} killed vesterday ote ( vorpal ! Ted fact pestyTryy {; , ¢ se ba J > . Aroma ‘Coffee and Spice Co.'s bullding. logged the wheels of the engine so thick’y Old St. Louis Salis ance Company Pur- | : ; @ OF any OTNCE, ¢ e Loess, Sivan, that il Was oni’ with one The ali ae, b 4 b :; M ' lit Li f Nao progress has been ma le foow ire] pp erty | ne the man-ewho eid the shoot. 4 ¥ 7 “ . ' , - agin - , bi ibwat the cumberseme mMacnhiie Couit hs chnase y ne e ropo an ire ' , * OP Olt Ole Oats OH OH OE OH OP OL OO ONO Oe ee ede cede _ e At 9:30 o'clock engsne were seat to Ar backel aw ay trom the spouting piug. The ; | ia . rnc! it ~ not 11] chy tha ATl\ will he rrrciele iz all appearances, as much is ’ ° Pepeges lington and Faston avenues, White a Trame jubric ating ol for the eng.nes also partuowk of New York City. ; eh. « , . ty oy bawvonets Gi tire feat © thy Tt ding ~ ; aba house Was burned. of the eflects of the revere weather ani Oe gee known mm! the weottid We ASs.bss tt is @ver Willi mM” KRETOWT) ae baa wi ; \1 ‘ ‘ f ening along Nt. . _ - ray that wou. make cold mm: }- : ; . . . ** . ; , ; haf A's she .¢ 5 bis Lethe ‘ ; . . , ’ a © Secone three-alarm fire) dees malcen” aa aw.ft as forked jightning.. It was announced Wednesday afternoon, | fhe police have practically abandoned the case, and there 1s nobody besides Tums. and ' whom a : : ' how came in, ‘this time from Second and Marry (of course tha gave the tiremen more trou- upon authority that the Covenant Mutual them ti) take it wp diera, cots b ‘ ; . " the nireets., Thirteen enrines and ‘oOmpantos )» e. for every now ana then an engine | i wrance Co af & l ouis h ws been "2 hs 3 : . : ; : : , \\ aH , , iJ rr | , C*of ' k ' would suddenly cease its pumping, and ‘he THSeGran at area bhe torece « mountameers are in the building trom whielr t SHOTS were sie , , ‘ e freponced, slew four hook and ladder trucks Cid not be made to go again until off abserbed by the Metropolitan Life of New ' 1 alii elie a a ts bt le of | if vs, and aid four general offlccr: Here the Unon’ was melted and poured on the affected y ork. the St. Leuis concern selling out- rea, at 1 rrentn uly as DCE ANOWE il CUT I to « ' 7 , ’ _ it of fe Jron Foundry Cu.s plant was burned. Less, Parts of the machine reht te the New York company, = London the meeting t the Legislature 1s sivnit Un : es e p LL ne by one the engines Were got int» The Yocers of the Covenant Mutual ar pane —* ; athe mae a er pl o “ sab Aare she give abe os \ ' : 2 ' ; yah ec) Operation. From a single stream, the fire- ga’ Yo! Sane ta pele ary : tis myeht om the heart of the count from: which hail the m: taltieet “i " sneidentally there Were (wo false alarme | os ~ ‘labortousiy and patiently tolled with E bir = ae 4 > a ha . h ya we cant i sented the ‘pee “ — a Pe % nail the m se BeingsoH) as ass ms Cline Bae me an & sett» en y Mma sent as " auring the thor itic. refractory wafer p.uge and stubborn hose Sah ee i; wt sete pos tripe ron aie 4 whe lave Preoovty Tale Too tphie, Comte down ti I} iMnwleort Lhe county is one of the few hepres tives fee | tay ' Late. wae See ‘ a | ‘| ? ite 08 ae ireels, unth, fifteen streams were set pouring [feo SGetPhes jonathan R.ce, Chriatopher Renub) —— tis Cisse dud ee a Pie mak thie " Bis Ser With the thermometer marking only ad upon the tall br.ck buliding. Ice from the r Rainw aie win pe . zs eo 1) stroug SEPaS BS CONTE THe aA ANG US Mh imits are lor the ; - tne ed ‘ag . ‘ " eLherbe § Samtel VS onnarad, 3 its ’ , , . ' ' ; in tr mine " few Stchesn above the geru iine, VPollee hose began te form. immediate.y stray) zi David (aruth HH. Clav } re kK. Wi part radia Republean- L hie Democrats say that t ves will not be sat = at soni ’ . “ “and, mat Tienmles of the Che« nute Str ; a dav tt thev wo up nto that « it \ —- fous 11:0 Wee HAVING uw ione a ‘ eTiess tite , ame a thick jee rope stretched ot meget \ Duffs ‘ } Shag lela@h and 1? bt. arit la J x I bos od the of it Wednesday morning about 2 0'e.0ck, neond for m distance of tea blocks, S) r . hranets Phe Repub , ers will leave tor London « the evening train ne a ictoie wt & : ; laiber . : ' , ‘. ‘ ' . . - . , . } + ' ' . ’ ’ = : I —E . . . pele ey teeta iry rig erent —- from the streams Wae froz: mo oso.ded fn mi: \ are repress sche a ‘ 4 if era — wa ' # des , a } y re Bh by os Bagh tee “ na iw . aries cote 5 (ie. an ! les erect al fu earth again ry the ur ty ?- ’ 1) a be pt) = “ i re $ ' : 5 ; ¥ ' f 4a " ee me ee OF we grorm of Uny ice pelets which cooked Ike Phe offeex a iri L,Qis report Hey ty ba Cd @ warrant for tre arr ot ' j mut ang Opiu “+ {ene afte the Fa. It collected in the streets from on. the ! le«de Dparliddirg x ’ , ; ; ; c a , _ rT? ‘ jt! Lexis. ature Kriew ethet . ’ etreamy, from the first flavor wind - ob , S3) the T han Ss wat + , ie a Ti thie eouth ~ Zz oy ff 7 * ’ ; . ° ; ‘ip pin-story brick building 4 4 a Soe ; ate ~— inde ent a i¢ one = winds, be coming Varia | not the body & ‘ permitted to meet a weiss . : ; greeus | I? ‘i lent aw ~ atl ' ; tml deg ff Fourth PRING ANG is ~ Be ay as ade Ou Te sa lelnae Seer" weve beard : ae nee ‘ A i ot a mee. rer ~ Af en of sheet tron which had afterward been Here and whieeiient at 7 A. M. jin the Capiiol Bullding Ail they knew mand of a'eme ued sas nied ace Oe Mb ~ : ae | i ‘ Soe 8 office and warehouse of the f- we | eonted with white enamel ® lous . 4 NKaneas cus »| was thal soldlers were guarding every gat: crembers of ‘t win eins eee Same . rie Pol ‘ & Bpice © romat Seven of the 15 etreams were directed | ¥ ck 2 Little Reck ....... as wre be allowed to ent OS ee Then loud above tumult came a ee Bpice Company was on five Hen. » : New Y.« pease tthe Reek .........2 and that nobody would aioWeltoenter they wer inte — ran from Elim sireet, where > r i agatiet the aouth wall the #pruce atreet Chicage = a oe ~~] New Or eane 3s \ ont aad hy } MadMNtite«] aA ; «a med tao pass) Year ant tasty “WW, are f-aling w — Nurning , ee uf — , stand) towards t +e: , oe Pa side-—of the bullding The water caked Gncienets oc. s0000: 4 Littevurg oye - lwithoul a pase phe lt led Rowsever. —— Cap nes “et ert . rug ' Bs ant | ' , , ’ tli iferes® t rs beans? . bor ye Be ys, As he against the bricks, which had become | Cleveland : © St Pau 7 y meet at the Capital Hotel and march In) wae ‘pn sight on the ERR CINE a" tet fatie oa hounds leta« yo ’ i crowed Gentlemen we are denied ade ourth street from 8 ee ee cornet warm from the flerce heat inside. throwing | Denver - Vis Bsburg my ; a 1: Mlleien Clerk Ede : . = Oo sO" ‘ pid te he (po ca-Qoure | i. on to the Opera House We will new t the . } 4 ab ‘e with the out a mist of steam which gave the fire | Gelveeton 4 Washingt ....... ag |. Body to the stat ove AtWes | moe the docr was opened te ke wosiiieaiii rrr wn te « Court? aT. > Seen Wap on fighters ainnest as mu@ annoyance aa the Indianapolls do ba Woon, Lew of the House, with Representative K he War Long Hnes of infantry were drawn Shouts of approval greeted this proposai | Ae yy « t! ' “) wa red o- P... q el i ei 1 eae : ” ‘ , . | | ent @ ©*rowd wit Kihei matt CONTINUED ON PAGE &IX. — Belyw sere. fuy and Lewis, formed the advaice guard up on each side of the hall! £ ae ee ee eS With Mixed and oul vf ihe duel duBu the nena yells of dérision at the svidiera, whe, bad Vp aces tie. cull me es Dane atl a te RO aaa ait
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WEDNESDAY—ST. LOUIS OST DPA 31, 1900. x A ee Ee me 6 We cae en fee ae Mit a ee > %, " “4 Y Pag > oF oe re c - rroubled during the hemorrtage ceasel I Health is Expensive. Very few persons can afford to be ill; it costs so much both physically and mentally. Wher he is surely met Gor. | ’ ufterioon., Hie has the — throughout the morn | - pe , thro’ care- confusion in the streets , * lessness. lost the Hie fever has Inerens Ad aml the | » aboundin given up all hope phy sica health of his young- er days, his mind became weakened in sympathy with his body. The Can tive but @ -«hert Mrs Hermann Bran. |} ister of — . at- | Russian campaign and Waterloo Margare: Partine are. | were the results. Ill health cost 2 weeping, She was taken | him an empire. Sof her brother Pin A teaspoonful of Abbey’s Effervescent Salt ‘THE ‘SALT’ CF SALTS” in @ glass of water every Tili. FOUNDATION OF HEALTH them. Take care of your health while you hive it Ketain it by the daily use of Send two e«t Stamps, to pay postage pet t peso, } and we dainty an , Penne S wel colored USED DAILY, GIVES HEAIL 7H CALLED TRAITOR IN THE SENATE, Republiéan Senators Strongly Denounce Pettigrew. ALL HE ASKS IS PUBLICITY. SAYS TRUTH REGARDING PHILIP- PINES IS SUPPRESSED. South Dakotan Suppcrted by Jones cf Arkansas and Teller of Colorado in Seeking to Secure Publica- tion of Aguinaldo’s Statement. WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—When the Se:- ate convened ‘o-duy Mr. Pettigrew arose to speak to his resolution thut a statement made by Aguinaldo be printed as a docu- ment, He said that if this was not allowed h: woul read the statement and thereby get it in the records, Mr. Haw ey of Connecti- Cut gaid he woul: ’ : reasonable. uld object to the read.ng as “It is giving aid and comfort to the ene my ng he wens the Be nator from South f (iO.In «ai at : ool & ail the time, suid Mr. Mr. Pettigrew asserted that the depart- mMents Were holding beck information re- a5 ap Be bhil.ppine affairs. Mr. ge of Massachusetts obfecte the Aguinaldo statement bec five g gee li was 4 mass of false thoods. He reeented swe Statement that anything was be. ng heid ‘Mr. Lodge also read a statement from Admiral Dewey, denying the statement of is cao ido and saying that he had never ecelved him with mi.itary honors, nor sa- Sa me the Fil.pino flax, nor promised tae eulpinos independence in any way what- a Spooner thought k w as time to draw ar line upon this constant and d: Lily suit of Aguinaldo azga'nst the Uulted States ie Saald that no statement of a men in arms aga.net the Uy te i States sheu.d be pluced oa the recor: of the Senate it would, he thought. be yh as encour- agement te those in insurrection ugaist ihe flag and authority of the United States. Mr. Spooner made a touching allusien io Gen, Lawton, and read from a letter of the dead General, who de precated the ul- ferances of the ant.-imperialists in Amier- ica, ON account Of their effect in the Philip- Mr. Gallinger of New Haven said that it hoe 4s ime the Kind of argument inace by tne Seuth Dakota Senator shou. cease 17 the Senate. He said-it was not worthy of Qiestion hemer we should believe the cnaerges of Aguinaldo o the 8 Admtral Dewey. d Fr ihe sluatement of Mr. Jones of Arkansas caid)=$ that he thought that all the truth should %. known. He thought a great mtrtauke Was made in PeLUSINE (fo pass the resslutions of inquiry. lie “ise thought there shou,d te no objec- Lfoms: fo printing Cocuments. If they Wi Te true they ought to be Known, if fuise the:r untruthfulness Wwoula be shown. ‘There had heen a Pigid censorship of « Vrvtning coming from Manila, sajd Mr. Jones. He charged that th Repub.icans tesred to have the a regarding the Philippines known. Mr. Pe«tinzrea rephed at some longth, say. “a that the Ur lted Staces held less than one-quarter of the soll ia the Philippine Archipalego and that the way to peace Was to geant the Filipinos independance. He read from the Queen's speech at the opening of the British Parilament and sate that it Was made to appear that the Enxg- sh Were attackel! by the Boers. There Was No more truth in that statement than ino he smMber one that the Unied States Aad been attacked by the Fillpinos. Mr. Sewail of New Jersey said he was net in fayer of Philippine acquisition, but ho matter what his personal opinions were, bre Supported the fing when it was at- ii ke Hie deprecated bevond measure the action of the senator from South Dakota (Pettigrew) and deciared that under the circumstances he was a traitor to his coun- try nm supporting the arch traitor of the U'nived States, why had sold himself to Spain and betraved his own country Hie characterized the procecdmags as mon- sfrous. Mr. Teller of Colorado said that he doubt- ed if there was much profit in continuing | this Kind of discussion hie did not agret i with Mr. Sewall. Any Senator had the | right, on bis own responsibility, even tn times of war, to differ and eriticise the Ad. ministration. Mr. Tellier said that the peo- ple of England were d.vided as to the Boer war and that members of Parilament would eriticise the Government and he doubte ~d Whether any member would rise up and call the member criticising the Government a traitor. THE SHTUATION AT LADYSMITE The British Garrison Receives With Fortitude the News of Buller’s Failure. LADYAMITH, Sunday, Jan. &.—(Helio- graphed to Swartzkop, north of the Tugeta River). —The news of the prolongation of the siege, resulting from Gen. Buller’s failure, is received with fortitude. We can hold out, The garrison Is hea.thier, cheery and confidant lsease is disappearing, and there is no horse sickness. The rains give pienty of grass. We can hear Gen, Buller’s guns still working. snd it is rumored in camp that he ts advancing along another line. Tne Boer laagers around are again full of men, who have returned from the Upper Tugelia. The Boers have also taken up a neW position on the fils near Colenso, | where they are in great force. Reinforce. menis are apparentiv arriving from the Transvaal Large bodies of htocrs are also visitbie between here and Potgieter's , lorift. ASSAULTED BY HIGHWAYMEN. Philip Slatterly’s Rib Fractured by a. Pair cf Footpads. Philip Slatterly, aged 62 years, ts In the (“ty Hospital with a broken rib. He says he was walking on Tenth street, near | ©’Falion, Tuesday evening, When he was accosted by tWo men who wanted money. Hie did not have any and they assauited him. He was found » the police and iocked up at the Fourth ‘istrict Station, enurged with being intoxicated on the atreer i ward morning the effect of the liquor Siat- terly had drank Wore off and the fractured rib was discovered. He was then taken to the City Hospital. - -- Stops the Cough and wo.«s off the cold. | laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a | coud in one day vo Cure, No Pay. Price 2c. | —_ == BOLDLY ROBBED A WOMAN. 'Purse-Snatchers Sized Miss Schaffer’ 7 Pocketbook. Two purse snatchers reileved Miss Frieda Schaffer, 212) Chippewa street, of her purse a — at Seventh and Market streets at W°?) | oe clock Tuesday night Miss Schafler and a friend were on their Way to catch a street cap, when tue. saw the two purse-anatcherts approicn but off inet divine their intentions Miss Secbatt: carried her purse, containing 8.76, [tn her hand One of the men made a dash [or .t and anatched it Miss Schaffer relaxed her hold and the two-men fled wert on Market sireet and _disappeare d ~— a " Btops the Cough » and works off the cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure @ cold is one Gay. No Cure. No Pay. Price Be. ory GoOoDs Co. To-Morrow, Thursday, Feb. Ist Art Needlework Dept., Third Fioer. Pillow 150 Denim, Sateen and Tops. Rep Pillow Tops ina varied assortment of designs, stamped and tinted and ready for embroidering: will be divided in two lots and sold at the following reduced prices: Pillow Tops that were 25c, 35c, 50c; 15 Cents Each Pillow Tops that wer 60c, 75c, 85c; 25 Cents Each AlsO Ends of Tapestry and Silk Brocades, suitable for pillow and furniture coverings, from l5e to $4.00 Each Important Announcement, In many other departments, show- ing marked reductions in price, will appear in to-morrow morning ri” papers. eo eee — es - — ——-_- —— EADY FOR BUSINESS. * 416 South Fourth Street. THE FIVE this morning will not delay our business. prompt attention, as usual. Call and see us. Aroma Coffee and Spice Co. Now at 416 South Fourth Street. Orders will receive Oe Or odes Goebel was fairly ae > undersigned, determine the contested election for the oftice of Governor of this between William Goebel, contestant, and Wiliam 8. Tavlor. contestee. beg leave to report that we have heard all the evidence offered by both partics, and we now to the General Asseanb! of the commonwealth. in our opinion, William Goabe! was legally elected Governor monweaith of Kentucky on the 7th day of Novemter, 1899, and that he then and celved the highest number of legal votes cast for any one for the oftice of Kentucky at said electiion, und we, therefcre, gest that this report be approved and a resolution adopted by this board declar- said William Goebel Governor-elect of the commonwealth of Kentucky for the term commencing the 12th of December, 1899. “We decide that the said Wiltam Goebel has received the highest number of and is adjudged to be t!ie peerson elected to said oftice of Governor for the term prescribed by law.”’ above was signed by all the members of the board with the exeception of Mr. eaenerey : : in the contest for lAeutenant-Governor is identical, vos *« respectfully report ee ore ¢ -@ dooce . and a 7 >>, nite of names + ood die: a ed ade i es tl ad BOSH DOS OS So Sogn gegeyees Popo : ee POPOL OES OPEL DS ODO OOO OPO GOO OPO Ore GOEBEL DECLARED ELECTED. FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 31.—The Lezisiative Committee appointed to deter- between Goebel and ‘Tuylor for the Governorship, elected and is entitled to the office. The board consists of 10 Their report follows: the board appointed andi selected by the General Assembly to commonwealth, respectfully sug- Postmaster eittanll Has Been Per- = mitted to make a Dozen Addi- Steamship Arrivals. tions to His Staff. be enrolled at once. allowed his department 2 NtW LL 1 peel glee ago. Mr. Raumhoff says the new clerks will LIVERPOOL, Jan 31 ork HAMBURG, Jan. 31 Philadelphia rr Baumbhoft received a telegram BREMEN. Jan. ‘1 Arrived: Ka ltimere. Wecnesday atternoon GLASGOW, Jan. 31. --Atrived: > additional clerks had been Portland. from Portland, via Halifax; io PPR IU Ie eA Aril Extraordinary Announcement, THE FORMER STORE OF RYAN-CLARKSON THE SATISFACTORY STORE. LOSED ALL DAY TO-MORROW (Thursday) for the sole purpose of rearranging stocks and the further lowering of prices. sweeping reductions wlll be made in every Department. Broken Assortments and Odds and Ends will be marked lower and lower to close. OPEN AGAIN FRIDAY. een ee ee ee Syke a ea aa Sie? , 7 Sale of Ribbons From the Ryan-Clarkson store is giving you an unprecedented opportunity to purchase a season’s supply of Ribbons at less than it costs to make them to-day. At 19 Cents a Bolt. At 10 Cents Yard. No. 1, best wetity 5 Satin and Gros. a 16, Ryan? seemeute and Grosgrain, ain, was a olt, - inches wide, worth ale Price, a beolt.... 19¢ le “yard, Sale Price. wceeolh At 3 1-2 Cents a Yard. sat ——- Yard. No. 1% best quality Siaia an! 0% pete get = rosgrasn, Grosgrain, r 5 ape price 45¢ eee zle yard, Sale Price........ llc a piece, Sale Price, yard.. 2C At 10 ¢ ts Verd ents Yard. Ats5 Cents a Yard. ° No. 40, Satin and Grosgrain, in No. 2, best quality Satin and Gros- colors. worth I%ec yard, 1 j 7 BOG FUNG os vctnksaneeee gee, was 7'4c yar 5c SOS Fl YRS ood vcsccencei At 13 Cents Vide At 7 Cents a Yard. No. 49, Black Taffeta, 3% inches wide, worth 2le yard No. 8, best quality Satin, 7c See - PGs is ticsiecss coece 13c was l0c yard, Sale Price... At 19 Cents Yard. At9 Cents a Yard. No. 80, 4%-inch Colored Taffeta Ribbons, also in white and black, No. 5, best quality Satin, worth 90 rd. was 12%c yard, Sale Price. 9c Sale Moet i ecus stn 19¢ At 11 Cents a Yard. At 15 indane Yard, No. 7, best — Satin, 1] No. 40, Taffeta ee 3 inches was l6éc yard, Sale Price.... Cc wide, in colors, worth 2 AS : yard, Sale Price... Cc At 14 Cents a Yard. At 1 Goats PEE No. 9, best quality — : O%.; : ‘ cs 2%-inch Colored. Taffetas, was 2le yard, Sale Pric ..14¢ worth lic yard, Sale Pnrice.. llc At 5 Cents a mei At 19 Cents Yard. No. 5, Colored Taffetas, 5c 4%-inch Black Satin and Gros- worth 9c yard, Sale Price..... : grain, worth 3c yard, 19 Se Se pietcak anew Cc 19 Cen‘s.a Piece. No. 2, Black Satin and Grosgrain, At 5 Cents Yard. worth 3c a piece, 19 No. 5, Satin and Grosgrains, in col- Sale price, piece .......-.«- c ors, good quality, worth 5 8c yard, Sale Price...... — Cc rd. 5 Cents Yard. _ _. At 21 Cents Yard. No. M, Ren. — and Grosgriia, No. 40,. 3%-inch Dowble-Faced worth iVc yaa, ati in coiors oO ”« Sale price, yard ......cceeee. 5c et Padbagy se Seeeeaiees - . ae 7 1-2 Cents Yard. At 12 Cents Yard. No. 12. Black Satin, 2 inches wide, White Double-Faced iy ” inch- worth l5c yard, 1 es wite, worth Je yard Sale Pied. vccoiccnatian was os 72C 4 Sale Price, yar€.e. «i . ae — At 13 Cents Yard. Colored Satin ant Velvets Linch White Tat, 13 tn Warans With at Avay-towe Pen 75 Cents Yard. a At 29 Cents Yard. | | | Roman Striped Ribbons, heavy « = Ss, " 2 } . Double Faced, Satine, i whist quality. wae 6120 yard 1 inches worth 45c yard, Sale Price. (29¢ wide, Sale Price : 75C (yard)...ceccess At 16 Cents Yard. 59 Cents Yard. a a White and hae Satin Elegant Double-Faced Satins, 6% and Grosgrains, worth 2oc inches wide, worth &5c yard, 7 yard, Sale Price.. 16c Sale Price ard). 5 Cents a Vard. Big Bargains in “or No. 2, Black Satin Back Vel- , er worth & poser “ F TAFFETA RIBBONS 8 Cents a Yard. At 15 Cents yard, Ali Colors. For Nos. Sand7, Black Satin Back 3% inches wide, splendid vality, Velvet, worth 14 cents. was 2ic yd. at Ryan & Clarkson's. 13 Cents Yard. At 19 Cents yard. For No. 9. Black Satin Back Vel- *ineh Teffetas in all staple shades; vet, worth 23 cents. _ was 25c at Ryan & Clarkson's. 21 Cents Yard. Specials in Doable-Faced For No. 22. Black Satin Back Vel- BE ACK SATINS., vet, worth 34 cents. At 10 Cents yard. 25 Cents Yard. 2-inch double-faced Black Satin, all For No. 30, Black Satin Back Vel- silk, {O00 yard, was 19% at Ryas vet, worth.39 cents. & Clarkson's. 45 Cents Yard. At 15 Cents yard. | For 3%-incl’ Black Satin Back 2%-inch double-feced Black Satin, all Velvet, worth 65 cents. silk; was 27cat Ryan & Clarkson's. ED | PARIS, Jan. 31.—There is a rumor Im of- Vary Cemetery ficial circles, but not traceable to au- thoritive sources, that a rebellion has oc- curred amon the Boudanese troops in Startling and Remnants, T= —_- - —_—_—- -— Max Shulz SEE TO-MORROW EVENING PAPERS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. -_——— — Le yee —E Breadway, Washingtesa Av. aad St. Charies St. BAKR—Anvie M. Barr, after « lingering tloees, ne “re Goods Co. of St. Irmine of Milwauber, Wis, Mrs. Anaic loved fether of Mra. Pred Wolf, Mra. RUMOR OF SOUNAN REBELLION DEATHS. FITZPATRICK —On Tuesday, Jan. 30. 1900, af per Troops in im Mhastoum Wum ber- o'clock a. m.. Wiiliaw J. Fitspetrick, aged n years 3 monthe ing 1500 Said to Have Turned o ‘. The funers) will take p lace Tb ureday, Feb. A ci > 150 English Soldiers. eB, ‘28 my fem teaidence ce hie avepue,. to St. Teresa os Chureb. theace te Friends are invited te attead Ss GOETZ.-Eilzabetha Goets (nee Davernbelm) K bartoum. ere are only 18 white Brit- Into fest on Jan, 3O. 1900, heloved mother ish soldiers there under command of a Marie Elizabeth Goets, aged 75 years 7 , major. The Soudanese force consists of and 16 dave two battalions with a total of 18 of 1500 men. The funeral will take place T ~ at 2 o'clock p. m., from family DEATHS. Ws Cheetnut street. Helatives aad fri invited te attend after a brief Illness. beloved mother of Alex. Raumann, Louise Fricke inee Baumann) and wilt J. soweré mother-in-law of Mr. Hy Fricke. on Tweedar. ; funeral will take place oa Thorada Jan. W, 1900, aged TB yeara 1 month asad is | he: o'clock «a. @., — residence. 3 dajge _ Clark avenuc, to Mt. Meaiachy’s Charch. Funeral Tharesday, Feb. 1. 1900, at 8 pm. canst Sowers, from residence, Indiana avenue —_—- O'CONNOR--On the Bist inet. at 8:40 0 mo, Fede BRITTON —The funeral of James H Rrittem wil! i'Cenner, sged G8 years. beloved bustasd of | take place Thureday, Feb. 1. at 2p m., fram Mary UConn (nee Shauginmeesy) ond father the roome of Eberie & Keres. 1106 mt. Ange ef Mrs. Wilke McCleary. Mere Patrick Crephen, | Mre. Metthew Holland, Sadie, Bee, Gertradé. BIKNE~—On Wednesday, Jan. 81. 1900, at 8:30 pee P. Anthony, Michael, Jemes and Willie avenue, to Bellefcataine Cometery o'clock a. @., Joseph Byrne, beloved busband nw ates of Mengurct Hyves (ace Sullivans, eas mer The funeral will take place from the ot Mre. Margeret Ford (ace Byree) and Joba residence. Nea 11am Nerth Jeferact erree e aged - ; 24 of elu B ayrae, oe Aridget’s Charch thence te Calvary ; Fvneral ig piece Friday 3 Friends of the family invited te ee cloet from family rewtdence, Tat Nort O'NEIL.At residence, i ese Se oat Fifteent "ptrest. to #t Lawresece 0 (hare®. themce to Calvary Cemetery. Friends N. O'Netl, after a Uiagertag | Ines luvited te attend Interment private. tree notice of feat | will be giren catered into rest at 9pm. Jan 30. 90D. sed) gor eK HEI-— af . ~ ee ae as ak a8 ' belies cna Be gee a ES Te = ~~. ae beng TODO oe Aa Oe te ee —_.- ; WS ae ates nd mnie 6B PA Se, 4 —-—<— 2 ** ; BAUMANN- : Margarette Baumana (nee Breudie) | pp owanD—Ou Tuesday, Jan. 30. at 3:40 a. Ge Margaret (. Howerd (nce Carpenter), widew a;
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eo*. WECNESP AY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 31, 1900. > LER SAYS HE WILL ATTACK AGAIN i hi Claims to Hold Both Drifts on the Upper Tugela, - and Issues High-Sounding Addresses to His Dispirited Troops. England Has Lost Faith in the General’s Strategy and Expects White’s surrender. TURNING TO ANOTHER POINT. GEN. KELLY-KENNY BELIEVED TO BE STRIVING TO CROSS THE ORANGE RIVER. BOERS ARE WATCHING. HIM. Villebois Maruei] Has Left Joubert's Army to Block the New Move- ment of the British in the Center. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. TONDON, Jan. 31.—Buller notifies th War Office that he will make another a: tempt to relieve Ladysmith. It ts that he still holds the Tugela drif:s an: will renew his attempt to force his through the Boer defenses in state, English nation. The dispaich from Cape Town, quotes Gen. Buller as saying he hoped be In Ladysmith in a week, There is no great enthusiasm Free State by a third British Army, for fa considered likely that the Planned a good defense. Col, Villeboie-Mareul! way his front. This announcement brings no hope to the which to is discredited. In London over the expected tuvasion of the Orange it Boers have the French straie- Gist, has started for Colesberg to assist in ea. A int i rf , / i", A a ! | ' t t I \ Ss a pt ti a T ir or In ur of fe fizht on the summit of the thye Brit prised trenches the moat seriously W sent was whole bloody I: ish | the fantry - mit tions, to protect the defenders from unassaliled ar- marched order. succor the wounded, of whom many still lle on the summit. the english shire regiments, The whole army fs The Loer positions before Ladysmith are perhaps impregnable to 2.00 men, The of the troops. Nel her guns were lost nor unwounded pris- trenchments was effected, but wiich proved The Boers were sometimes within 3 yards pared to thetr strength, The process of attrition must ultimately British warships and with lyddite shells to help them—has been hurled back from the Upper Tugela line, losing 20 men in killed and wounded and prisoners and also 1l guns.” BATTLE ON SPION KOP’S CREST A FIERCE STRUGGLE. Special Cable to the Post-Dispaich. (Copyright, 1000.) STE ARSMAN'’S CAMP, . mm Jan. 27.—The kop was one of | flercest and most furious conflicts In | tish military history. Guided by Thornyeroft, the troops sur- the Boers there, and carried the | with the bayonet at 3 o'clock In| ning. There was little loss the troops entrenched hastily, | ground Was broken by large rocks and ' insulied for entrenchments At dawn heavy foewr shelling began Gen. Woodgate was ommded at the beginning. nt demands for re-enforcements were by the commander who succeeded Voody The re-enforcements were sent, trengthening the defense. Thornycroft appointed brigadier, commanding the force on top of the hill. A bitter and struggle followed throughout. the ay, the concentrating every man nd gun on the summit of the hill and at- acking with the greatest spirit. The Brit- arillervy was unable to cope with the uperior long-range Boer guns, and during afternoon it became evident the _in- could not endure anoiher day. It as impossible to drag guns to the sum- of Spion without elaborate prepara- or to fortify the hill strongly enough onee bu?’ At he lrg a ite tvers llery. Therefore, Thornycroft's bandon ft was both wise and he troops, still stubmorn and formidable, back to the camps in regular Every effort {is now being made to decision to newessary. The official Usts will give losses. The defense of the hill by the infantry, particularly the Lanca- was a giorious episode. proud of ft. burt the 00ps are resolved to have another try. public must Imitate the equanimity Spion Kop ts not a disaster. ers made. which It was simply a bloody action lxigement in the enemy's ePn- itenable. the Rritish red. Their line, loss Thev have must be greater, than ours. suf- com- also crowd our store to-morrow (Thursday ). BAAS These, together with splendid and Seasonable Bargains in our Great Cloak Room, should No matter what the weather may be come GREAT MUSLIN: LINENS «« WHITE GOODS SALE The Talk of Nearly Every Woman UNDERWEAR, in Town. and share in the good things--every item offered is a big money saver. 4 a . , . " 2 > te ’ fe £ 4 7 * ? j 7 ; . VW | e —Eatirely new and alking Skirts charming effects in fine cambric, long cloth, lawa aad muslin Walking Skirts—elaborately trimmed with choice French Valenci-naes, Cluny, Medici, Peint de Paris and Torcken laces—tine tucking, hem.titching and emb:ieidery —all fashioned in the latest umbrella style, tinished with dust ruftles, mac: g re reusly wide and as long as 44 inches. Muslin Skiri, deep cambric ruffle, fine tucks. .........06- 2... BOe Muslin Skirt, deep flounce, finished with embroidery........ Tic Cambric Skirt, deep lawn flounce, 5 rows hemstitching..... 750 Muslin Skirt, tucked eembric ruffle, 4-inch embroldery...@1.00 Cambric Skirt, ep open-work embroldery......ece.- wewenee #1.15 Cambric Skirt, 7-inch flounee of fine embrofdery........-.-. 81.25 Cambric Skirt. double ruffie trimmed with Val, lace and Insert- DOE oc Sa ead dette eae eb stikbdabhhahneteaheks ... BLS Muslin Skirt, trimmed with J0-fn: h omnt rnidery ruffle..... 81.50 C‘ambric Skirt, lawn flounce, spaced tucks, torchon lace and WEENIE ins va bdsceccsicaus wae cau Cake’, ada 7 2 . 4 * : = *! G2 ae os > ana Bome experts believe that Gen. White will cheerfully and the nation must remain ra wers Somunaieis Saurus cae ‘ aaa aoe oy to pte wed They cA 1 calm, dignified and de ermined. oe: French weking--also Torchea, Med.ci, tot de Paris, Claoy aad Pri Our whole Cloak Fleer is the scene ef Whelesale and Merciless Marking Dewa of must either do this or surrender, fo WINSTON CHURCHITLI sso teega etaet rices such as we have rarely been called rec poe ~~ * 4has ‘. : . ’ or ag a iis food supply is almost exhausted. M. VILLEBO.=s-MAREUIL. ° Umbrella Drawers, goo. muslin, tor hen lace edge..c.cecceee. ane " pon te recerd on our beoks. Tt is said that, upon the fall of Tady- ay — Muslin Drawers, tucks and Hamburg embroidery.........0... 4e : bus 1 ‘Tre ‘ he foree m TY ° i smith. Dr. Leys in Europe and Montagu com Pe re is ne . for at . ape wee NO) EFFORT 10 MEDIATE Camobrie Drawers. deep torehon lau nT HOe | Good for Balance of Ww inter and Early Spring Wear. White In Washington wt!! appeal for medi- pom a sa J; irning the ae ws - Sgr: ~_ lmorella Drawe: firae rmbri luster king and emb....800e | edi T n —, ain? an a4.Vam } mn, IS not to he Pre eved, ts * ™ ' af ox -! cuse front, wih criw strwg at NVilkinson, thinks that the intention given time to push their advantages in | 'S t which will ring about an er to the war broidery and inserting..... ib ocak bacco’ RESO R | . 0e oice of a fair siz oto ine eece-lin P good js identical with the diviston. If that march could be rapid encugh to pro- The Cabinet - suamimaudie af the opine Na} k t o ver. tucked at waist, F h style, tv i | styles, regular selling prices $3.75 and $4. 00 ae Pate . . ‘ . § i : ew ALT Ss0OOK orse!t ? ucKea at sist, Fre ‘ ovs . sar ‘At any rate, it is to be hoped this Is] duce an effect on the mind of the Boer come | jon that the United States is not concerne] ‘ ‘ — the » ae ha ’ ; { c*ere*? hg " ' " . b, ti : ~~ Transvaal war ‘is discussed by Lieutenant- | very defective.” tention of lave Pauncetote to the re ported LONDON, Jan. 31— Tas Buller, 7 me te= | R Wi be 4 ! ; , Sheet ie en ee ee General John F. Owen of the Royal Arti'- | Speaking of Eritish s'rategy, Gen, Owen criticism of members of the Senate made | thuen, g.ven way under the x1 Cans ill Lie in State in Fort] Carbolic Acid, Opium and Other Drugs} 'ittce yesterday show, tn fact, that Gov, =) * . 2 , » fae : ‘ . ete hy Vir Vion sSitr ar? the 3 "iti “ eonstilar : , - ‘ } , af - . ‘ . Tan yer nas ie ire] Centres as 4 5 ’ tish), Capt. Fritz Hoenig of the | saves that it I °. . e > teed car a ; ; - ‘ a : : s salle | ry to the re ‘ ‘? | ‘ 2 241 on bg ; ‘ i ‘a1’ ee rrnhev frre ryan: ‘ Fall Mall Gozgette, and Tr J. ¢ \ vlegtots arried out the first plan atall costs though A BUFFA RNEY alien” Pm wit » that Moat ne | SAN FRANCISCO "Pe La, war in South Africa. Meee ae Challom men piropessed Apri 1 10 for the con. author of “ritty Years of the Republe in one army corps would not have suffleed Ihe re wil be baa: k.** finis Wwe - ot : . . . ' : ‘ Si ‘ , d _ J ‘ ‘ flen ined when that wus Voted down, Ganth Africa *e The Inteilizgence Department, he Fays, has ( Np of a! t , t.: be ing t ; i] s¢ aft | flaws ity NT iniWw Tt, VW 'elow +) area i Pipe { cof ¢ \tielea ai tL), * i? mriic& *‘ljy western Mi. i? fy ” isa mprom ae, but . . a __ ke iiheone ? } i! “¢@ ’ rele $s ; L.uiwW ! K! rw Tice lL TIT yt f i? ] I iri eae i . i i.t i i ! i ‘ as “ re tgevtin te fe ated NO Teed Uttons of ile Gen. Howard briefiv reviews the egy ‘Wp tet been successful. Cured of Catarrh of Long Stande es o AE on , ' k ah iy Ws e ; a sa : on . eee " re dursement for an indidate were offered tuller’s @rsat at- wee , : is 1 «al , nih 2 of a cat Ppecne™. ae One ; - . wp to the ‘ime of (jen. ! . b pP ei. ate : j ‘ roe WW i> ‘ } } a? j }*) P he i j ‘lia . j TT ti , "y ‘ e " ugela River. Viewloe Can, , akes the view that Eng- Ing y eruna, ke ut bll-uelvins a is bess epomaaty , Mere pings mst: hase Th tempt to cross the Tucela ete ; Hloenia take . . Peak’ that - met the es tines dalerck'teodd as en ere | was Cart td Com mn gress NTeYT ts e Cornfed Philosopher. the situation as it then grees. oe aaye tan ands fivet mistake consisted in the fact Perro d @tlach * IN Woth i ni-€*e l k.dwaras, ed Generals a4 i Loti cated, bout esiiti ty ve Prins the Tidhanapolis: Journal Roberts must choose ane of three lines af that her political ani military action. whieh ste ail eon 3 Wius Une Aity . “ ray wes of (orf .course, the on iy truly Dee ¥y man te ‘Jiiile bru i afi ; at , : ’ 4 . edvance so #000 as he has enovueh men td ‘wore evidently both Intended to bear an wise anid a iow kind ‘oh 1e Sap ! iis sae ecell ; wed tel f . ar ll whe Bee Haas . pad has ioe d : 2 ary ‘en oe ; ‘ oe ies € i ] DTT eies te. \ i it Sra | FQ cee. ! a ‘ys , : . . : a o7t SERS OS aig 1 rer rire ospov der eo] ‘ eres ‘haraecte ‘ ‘ © . i: : ' ' ‘ > a. ri tes notes rt te as pete mio a” a eur olive 0 ‘ ete. ies ah wae : . ye , s» , — - | : : At eng a fae ’ ae Phony i song’ . in whi ch ple will let téan mee 4 ™m itarv nre , eme wororTre ’ «’ a +. 7 eva ceerag. : . ‘ ~ ‘ t's Sart t 7? ) ~ . ‘ ‘ . — . ‘ - tj ! i ie*piry - atbiiri } } j ige ; i ‘ ' ‘ oe? ' = Af at y in- ' , “ ‘ ° ™m ve mander-in-chief of the FPriti#h forces in Boers’ force at “not far short of @.a%0 men.” ed ; : : ot oF ae , mm fis tid, t a# Home f eases} Ol tat baled @& Te pieseneriive of | owes Wey ee . : vai ; ‘ ~ D on . serge . be > wt AY ‘} + . . et. ; ! } a il al Pa 4 it e*, A‘ t's t i j i ‘7 Veerllie sla) Bouth Africa he savs: Will be take the and he figures phat roe Engl h t bees tn Prbded baby aft Katie On ny \ i “ Aire + es } . nt “F Sue ‘ Fh pose “y 7 —— Durban line?” Tt te the shortest, hut it ‘a the field must at the very leas. reach the . , ae ip bales Jan ’ be Ver eien e ocak ime forward and 4 Ly aca twang a phmnee , Wiis Dewan . he. e p ‘i a . . - -arry any total of 120.000 men if England ts to drive (evi .e? , dias tathin 1 MMi foawion im th —ou comes bot saind, “ BAVAVAVAVAV AR satrinsically ~ et le ye de at ' bits k her antagonist by lurce of args and ‘As Ps tatie ; :- b tla ar a beh ey &.0e" 4 e sol Mi rt a ‘i Lea y) i I ed i$ bere be one i ee oronibiiele kia —. ag - ° © ; ° « has the bes maer treope te cers ie diciate peace at Pretoria eis ‘ do aoe oan ' ti = for? .e tre ws Maj. John A. Lox wa Were Oreug ) portation of the dbug the searciiy Das been hhoows, wind it) Wart times tue amount Useal if | lines, etc.” . sg pe Da dg ‘ : ; In in Opdnom, they tach Mrs. John. leoman Mrs. “Puck ss fie peice of tuis aikalonud is determined hy connecting ral!weys from Molteno to De Aar ao ar es k, . of 7 ' in uty smith, Mother and eiste will transferred the market on chin tona bark, from which ey , —y oe ” , ey in for the @uecn. Which were heard forimuiles Pne beur of the funeral has been fixed at he past Monlh, carrying a corresponding ly. repairing the weetern rafiroad n pout ; Bouth Afri a. Ss. \ itl ihe ; ATARTapi. a ll Pate is }? ry) Te sath , 210° Teian }Ti t ibe pi then crush Cronie’s fore, relleve Kimber- land greed, the gold) greed, the einp.re Stops the Cough i ot Warn "td re er aie "Souy will Lasaeee See tarenal "he 24 hk. oe r -N > ) ‘> + «t i¢ 4 ff " rie “7 “ 4 i ? ’ i 4 . ‘ i* f? ley and at once break acros« eastward [8 ) greed of England that have made the war and wo-ks off the cold. He iMkstate ons day It will then tee taken tn aa : rhe ae as Fes Tn go Bg the central ralliroad an.) use that raad for 9 hngiand, they scream, ts the conquering Laxative Brome-Quinine Tabdiets cure @ be Dried svt oppete Rh. ere it WW a“ wis ‘ ' s alkaloid oa the South fricali => > rapid advance upon Pretorta af courac, | tyrant of free nations. Yet it ts a French- ‘jd in one tay No Cure. No Pay Price 2c, | ve ‘ Se ‘ Was? ‘? aa a ; omy Bas nd 7 | Wat - : re ated =~ crease ree tra ° . e e o r . . ;* = : euee Pte a ror 4t, go ” ititie et ot of nie cfs Joubert would retire from Colenso and born (Gdoverument, loyal to england that f Arrmstronme + ery “ | bees uae ef rm , Saar “ we a ve %.. . Hy roll e IVAVAVAVAVAWE Tadyemith the tnstant he saw Lord Rob R CULLOM. ! i egiy “te 8 quantities we would like. However, tha ° ‘ent ne BAW bre "| sends troops to the front from Canada and HOT SHOT FO agaSton train from: as) Was foreseen tu sume degree befura th ; ert’s plan. Then Ruller “ould piek up Gen, j ‘ . . " lion. Geo orge D. Yeomana P’iae*) frperin ‘Te of lew t i) « ’ ] re-emgrimme . : se? ‘arif!’ came into force ind neariy I thunar you fiiake a mittak . t ie a Dutch Government, loyal to En- ‘ I ‘he Pinietintts tnditeeu Wels ie i : i force, 4 } em your White's force and presse alone with vigor Republican State Chairm an Says He ls | wchctgiog ‘ par) K-peMicee - q ery druggist lakf nm large stoke of the re » os : gland, that is in power at the Cape to. Hon. G » D. Yeomans, nominated for fener whhe the buddy sin state In the | grug lher - } wld hic Hirst recipe on the Grape-Nuts packa Yo Keep af many Roer soldiers as possible day Formulas grow meaningless by rey D a as 8 y for tl “ty of Rat . | Too Busy Making Governors. ourthouse im Pidhara pets il hyp caine Oa - n i Ne ? tihar. \ ' tt) d. «i pine . ~ . ‘ . sss ) tD- istric a ey “ cme s c i af), . = . 1 p ham Thebes yes aot? een © her. if... > pe nec loo ury there to _. » his threats against Johan- etitien, but what truth they carry is un-| N. Y., a well-known and populur lawyer of JACKSONVILLE, IL, Jan. 3. —Charles 3 ee em on a ie lereen, and a ted which is werth §A, | ed , ih a », HNO 4 saucer Mesbure an: *retoria by that route. Tf, ry ' . tae oa sm oh . ia ; ion Raniells. chairman of the Illinels State Re } pba “ ois produ } now from the de- | . mer VFeaill MEX? to if, after the crushing defeat of ©) mie, Joubert a . r ag Beceem a “ge ggte — mmr ee LER HS pub wean (‘entral Commilite Tie bt eee ee BABCOCK ST! LL CHAIRMAN. | a aye ps | ‘ ‘ a and costs “We lke it mach better by covering , ; giles “ mii ee ww et) she FAys that View bere muaidd: ti) it ¢ ei. @& prerulid, ween thie as gern ' aot : ‘ ieeaae es eres sn wee: enette generations in practice have proved tru: “It affords me pleasure to be “There seems to be a feeling over ‘he | Pearce Now a Member of the Repub. ij in pp Pat wath rich mul or cream and set on “ 7 yere . | ae 9 ; ae ° . . Le , . . * 3? + * ~¢ i} , teis ‘ i hy ok : EE ances eon rote : np A he J that in Cape Colony and Natal and Rho. abie te add a werd of endorsement - ai a s yea og iinst - ben ae oo lican Congressional Commi?tte>. FAR. nf ww war t ween ary / “ a hoe 1 “nl part of the range to heat, noe foug Onetiasl and anotier, ; on ori cam ties, mr ate TrThhas sie bees Vt atiectes ree ose" pera rt 4 the last, at Johannesburg desia, the Boer stands on exactly the same | fer the great aad lasting benefits |. yin evidence f a Willingness to a WASHINGTON, Jan, 31.-—It Was declhfed ter of pharmaeceutl al products of Bouth apa: swelis the. granules, and it is ; i footing with the Engiteh-born and more, |f Bawe received from l’cru 7a. Pi cept offee ihis year and Tow met we tat last night's cau us of Repubiican men \irica, Ww = now exceedingiy Gifft- , te ost delicious ” ~~ ‘ . ’ sol a : ; Surprises i reat e te WW Cate ies ‘ are : o . , ‘ , P i s e vtain, tehiy. is th. the ae i Tht istrate ¢) . , Gen. Owen says that the Roer se ratecy | that tn no kenglieh colony of t world has had becn a sufferer from catarrh any time between mow and the da . tn s . he ‘ r Ome Ne ere Seber mpeie hg 2 hu, a herb whieh has aways been | , . he =: hwinan thas been excellent’ and that ty “military | the proudest, richest Englishman one jone- / time end found | nt POMEL S Chis feciing against ins. roction aa om atiy Bhat xk of W ne is >) thy Hottentots and conveyed ate yt ne like (:rape- Nuts ensp, dry . ‘ i z ? } ao? i¢ ' a - ’ rt , . tntelligence"’ they have shown firxt-rate or- ly political or commercial advantage over fora ong i no per- is strong in ihe Se afaer, a) race 3 Phere are (oman ran s , a. ; . oni gn ! them oOo the seaport ! pre for sale arid chewable (others seri, het, and , ‘- re = be 3 t if = . an Kher” . ' . "T he ae ’ iy 6? , ney ; rye Pees . They have taught ux a lesson | the fumble and poorest Coreign immigrant manent relief until after taking ~ . a es . TS wg Bowe “ me laouis Was chosen by the St lclegwation i ‘ : ee. wae yobn ; eB wong ae 8 and amost mush. hke, hather way, the food > ’ ‘ - ” one Pea 4a) “7 oo. . “uj i ter ’ ’ ‘ "s — 86h at de aes “ .aruc & ‘ } @ee of heavy guns of position, which yr. Votaht concludes his interesting ar- | @ few boities of Peruna, which » good Official, but he has net got the Sen- | '? Tel nt Mixseut fiiie ar ie will be greatiy advanced At see 4 oonennen upon as thoroughly * tee « > } a? © 435.4 it eye np ae are by bther ‘ iftrigeortan \j me ; t me at aad with comparative rapidity in the ticle on “The Afrikanders itn Natai with Rave permanently relieved me o” shag ss A ca oe ™ a making Governors, Stovs the Cough ‘ ae fa oe vey bite + a oe j “4 os cin a eae t "sh lactory and read for in- . t - 4 a . lla - c { aA. ; ; ria r tari firing guns of sma!) caliber of | the following: “The largest army which Aaa s Th Peruna Medic! : - Every Caullom appointee is us.ng his best d k ff th id. whch sine of anaree all importations By ta! vice wm or cold Hat pour- ‘pat are largely has | gh ome “3 ® oy , » him, — _— ee ee ee TR CD i ia Joa = 4 wh __- ee Saal m4! ~~ ou. a wet” SO A ae AO gh ee vo ag a a” &, ruses, ge Yai 2 es _ ‘a Om ee 45 sat . ee, % ie
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* ‘ . ie ¥ 7S shes ov aot eae : a ~ 3 a, val WEUNESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DiSPA 1 LHi—JANUARY 31, 1900. ) | . | on ea ae eet ee ene me =e -- by S all winter. It would come laden with the scent of orange : 2 sé ST. LOU IS POST-DISPATC H. groves and orchids. It would, of course, be far cheaper than ¢* a a _——= 2 ; PETIE QUINN ON TARRIERS? : ae gas or fuel. Aud * could be served in the hotels, houses and Founded by JOSEPH PULITZE SHMAE bebtngs dundity aidaen ox ateen PUBLISHED BY The effect on the tropics would be to cause an tnrush ‘of THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO. cooler alr there, thus making them more habitab! 2 > Office 518 Olive Street. What benefactor of the human race will cain this The Ragger Philosopher Gives Post-Dispatch great project? It ought to pay, and is certainly a “long-felt THE END OF THE CENTURY. Readers His Thoughts on a want.’ OT rn ry One Cent She Qeet Anneciated Pr eathett ie abet This is the last year of the ninet ogee Talmage lext. . . “ents a ess bulletin in regard to the 00 ~ eentury “he uvestion has deen sellers , - a es. two Siete of Senator Goebel,*which reached the P omnes rene for the U nites States by absolute iaw, (hes gest aowe no ie heliek Se his part is stuff, they wuz @ jot of it comin’ off at the ke 4 ery il “ee yay at of St. ‘Louis Five Cents tated that O bel had } . mesg isn 3 Nae ade "F een at ; which oS oe be that tarfieth by the stuff. a so lata omen x. didn't wee ten bhai ae aces if ° state a oebhe A o oe ‘ -ariilame ; } an . ep sale P Reads nesecacrecetin Preparations th om a o"aunatten some 1b years ago When me fren’ th’ Rev. Talmage copped But thie tex" fixes My. just right. Puts him on easy street. He's gotta copyo th a iad SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Week Day Yesue,4n St. Loule and Suburbs. . . Delivered by Carrier iu St. Louis and Suburbs, were made for the immedi : ’ ate issue of an extra, but just be \ r That to say, the @ct settied the queS- | ou: th’ above tex’ fer his Sund Week Dey and Sundav, per week... . Eleven Cents - shat Is Jritein as it Was then con- ena “ay sermon tex’ paisted in his iid sv Ne won't forget it. 7 - tion for Great : age which | he didn’t know how good he was gointa nwat: « the’ use’ says Hy. “Ite Just a@ fore the extra was put on the press another bulletin arrived, stituted, including the coigonies afterward became the United States. | make some people feel. If he'da been next. brave t’ tarr¥ whit th’ «tuff as t' mix up & URBS. ' ' ra ( TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUB q stating that qG ve bel was not dead, but was probably fatally qs - - N “hese colonies rook British iaw and pre- well, I guess he ltkes t" make people fee! nh Datt.e ‘mn mebbe lose it fin er a etilt, er get BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. wounded. The firgt extra was recalled and the later bulletin I Daily and Sunday,1 year $6. Dally and Sunday, 6mos. 3. 4 Sunday, 1 mo. 2 > . 7 cedents as the basis of their laws exceDt | og inate nis od, but If he’éa knowed stich ty ee SS ; . . where expressly mir difled a ieee ; eK awe 6 stuff every time 00 Delivered by Carrier in Towne was inserted, eo that thodge who obtained the Post-Dispatch € — : In 751 the ac. in quest on (4 George : pe what kinda people he Wuz Ko'nta put on i th. a tex’ * ene s th’ ati ¢ — ) . re > OO was passed by the British Parliament '©) | pieasant avenoo whit that tex’, why, he’ nh Eng''sh army. They onty play th’ 00 sr - St. wena dete extra were apprised of the fact that Goebel was not dead. a ~ she soertal in of the calendar; it emoodied | 4), aren a ote! con’, that's all. y, he’aa rt. Their long suit is tarryin. Bome tam 60 Per ee . . . The extrae of all the other papers issued in St. Louis misled 5 ' this Grex. rian rule “ hich had ~emy If he'da been wise t’ how Jim Cron'n. ae d a etull. n them whtch ec 00 OF . been adopted by Catholic countres, th’ president o’ th’ electric light company, * 7 , © Larry 0) 00 ’ Per Month. . . 60 Cents : . ; the public by stating that Goebel was dead. The Post-Dis- — ~~ reais: "> re. | those other guys which have go: pe ey g Ae ry . rh) _* ! tra are de- kCit ny tarryin’ by th’ tarryin’ arouns mo Week Day only Rs athe. Si ; “ aan "The years of the Christian Kiran * en chis village, wuz guint Sunday, Smouths. .. .50 Per Month . . 40 Cents patch never sacrifices accuracy to speed. Every precaution ; , - nominated as years curren diese ihe he feel lbs = A over his tex’ “he'd a et fet goo that Cam ‘ ran) . . . night bet Ween the Siar af le TMmver ’ soit ott: , oe 8 rte , re or so? POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST-DISPATCH. is taken to avoid misleading the public. The Post-Dispatch’s a the Ist of January ‘mmediat tory 1 9 ae ° "So whall his part be that tarrieth by. th’ me ying nem “= tarryin’ around Pages ages . news is reliable. It can be depende " to the Bah h of Christ. according to © stuf.” n? Say. thew’: ne Peete yin’ around th 16 Pagee ic “ to 32 2c 40 to 50 P 80 ae @ —— “TS : ehronyp! eal de'ermnatl ion of that eve nt nt very He peri oR ge 38 tu “n A dial wart ote pie eoeeh me fren Juubert has give ‘im Outside the United States, Canada and Mexico, oe ; , 3 } | by, Dios nysius Exignus.” definite. Aceord- Wich grabbed consol ation outa that tex’ a afeund by ‘ay Smith, but 1 gotta. ag rela} x | Surely this language ‘s ae.) . c ~ | este . eget en Mund Lad Double the Above Rates. REAPING WHAT THEY SOWED. ab b Ing to it, the first-year of the Christian Che in ca trie best dalla. Si eebegrapa chat she's gointe give “im Om dome . ! of W : “Ee. era begins with Jan. } 2 | e e ~ * “feout i horsday—then heul hafta tage TELEPHONE NUMBERS. The shooting of William Goebel, the contesting candidate L440 2 ore eens hundreth year 4a iret’, Take a tarrier like Hy. Zlegenhein, th’ iry ay curd Pretoria " » Gover hi , ‘ : , Mayor, he’s gotta lotta satisfaction outa | ' Kinloch for the Governorship of Kentucky, is the direct result of the ' & century ends Ww St pec. . an i that tex’ Yu know Hy wuz gointa orgin- Town. ce tf Ah 1. Busi ness Office A 046 and A 648 en eee eee ' teenth century ends with Dec. =, Em | ize a regiment ‘n invade Spain whit it. | 'n warven ler + ne dowa Rooms The little army assembled at the capital to intimidate the : We A KING WH) “OUGHT | ut like . lotta other orginizers he didnt | But th* eres ae . . “ } * good ‘n e never see anny Mere et by aaa , City Editor .. A G47 Legislature was disbanded and most of them sent home. on ¢ -~ ; TO BE SPANKED | war than acoupiee returnin’ — voluntesrs |" aiadeaie ais sath - the life and could not be quieted. ‘ | Wy :§ Alphonso XIII. the boy king of Spain, | CUC "nN a railroad map. He tarried by th . PETIE QUINN, Regeer. Ov, ‘cordt S&S 10 lates rt ee ee atuaeasiitines a TDO.4 ‘ Mautered et the Post-Office at St. Louis as Second-Clase Matter. Whether Guebel dies or not the blow struck at him will mit * iN a rin He is small and unhealthy, ¢ ae, tices ond con , Oe es the meahes ev . February..-..- 95,597 | August.... 109,955 The Rev. Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, WHERE SHE TRIUMPHS. Nt s weoer. tates | the im the face of ae ieamee March..... -- 103,038 | September... 113,491 takes a decidedly original view of the church-going question. She could not go. N tr te me He preached «rmon in Chica s > j ; i Saal mathe, Butane / April ae .... 109,809 October.... ee F € vedio " a a iv 1 cago last Sunday in which this ape Boone 5-H , iN on we one har . CHICAGO: Ma 111,903 | November....130,193 {| P****kP oecunss Upon the Board of Trad: ) Bas » maid, pray tell me where y eee eee ee ee , eves ’ The people ure becoming sO far advanced in thought Shc. poet BR gent é hh ; ef: Ah, gentle maid, p Vv i A ye You wander on so fatr a day! June. ree ee we 109,0 l 6 December. ee 142, l 65 that to-day they do not need the ruidance they once ; To move men into tears, -j ¢ t i the air ; i TE TY The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- demanded. ina hundred years lawyers will be driven “— paseo lh enn aie Phooey 2 i= bp ies rie tas peak roundetay tising with the distinct and unequivocal out of business because people are learning to avoid She could not run mn engin: orn ~ : And moves the world to song: lL po é frost track, guarantee that it has a larger bona-fide paid cir- legal complications. In 5@ years doctors will be driven pon a frosty tr Where have you been so long, But she can buy a pouty out of practice because people are learning more and And get her money | . ) . * : 4 ‘ pet ‘ i) One iat When all the earth is gay? culation, Sunday or daily, in the City of St. Louis more to observe the rules of health. It is just tt Ken after she has worn it and its suburbs than au; two other morn- 2-141 same way with preachers. Men are becoming auto- wane eager her Hy pot er Se : ST. LOUTS: ing or evening newspapers combined. matic gospels. They carry with them the great laws That's excellent and rare! Sg Why ask you thus, bold cavalier, s@7-BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. of Christianity and observe them without the ald of Pan, eae Faas 5. I. KRISkR $ : ” Since I am not for you? One of the ten largest in the United States. the minister. I know of many men out of the church A NOVEL LETTER. ; 7 fy fi if iff " Another's lips shall call me dear, : Mh | who never aitend church services, who are models of pepeeoemnctin HH mt Christian gospels and who are the best men in their The following unique f 4 ENGLAND'S DANGER. lai tttan * on iS. ~ gg ne This Ci E re pe | | “La : d | ; conditions of pupils, veritable musical m!- The terrible defeat of Gen. Luller means much more to Great This is beautiful, but Is it true? Is morality becoming auto-] know how al! iiy is. John, we're! 7 fSeocn sent thet tole a Britain than the lowes of the little army herded in Ladysmith, | matic s0 that men do not need the restraints of law or doin’ purty well how, if f do say | y se85. | Don't thump. Your Uncle Jim had the gow ortume | N Don't begin to play until you are ready. or even the loss of the whole of South Africa. The Empire isin | church. It is encouraging to think so. : lose this left leg on a raiiread, and get | J Don't count to your playing, but play to danger, and England itself, stripped of soldiers and artillery, is But what kind of soci¢ty will it be without lawyers, doc- damages, and ROW livin | im att — your Counting ex posed to invasion which her fleet may not be able to avert. tors and priests? beg Ry " Bar “ a2 Brea rt rad t - eany: t —r - eres Y y ae ~ellar?* i r) PP om Jer rk your hand when you put your . “> r i} | i? ‘ ee i ) d . OT ty) if =e* ** >) ‘ ‘ . " Mi iD } ile Mr. W. T. Stead, writing before the latest disasters, takes ee —oOD lanta an’ breke his collar bene, fee a . Lon't i one hand after the other. this view of !t. And he warns the British people that the|# Ex-Senator Mills of Texas is causing many of his old] Kot $0. and invested it in a xt /ANOTHER SU: ERSTITION AY Jron't play witht your arma, a - ‘ t. . : ins . “Se : Pi i - which Was olhve tj’, at thlie® Perie'e our wl } PUNC TURED 4 . Tron't Keen the ner! il down all tha time. worst calamit: may befall them as a consequence of this friends to smile, and perhaps some of them to grieve, be - mother hus been eur fF the , tis; saad . Don't gul.op over an easy port and then thievish, stock jobbers’ war. The weakness of the national de- | cause he is opposing, along with the Standard Oil monopoly, | #2", oe rag do the fami vast. 7 io ak en A ) a | stumble over the more difficult. ; amesa, — " 7) 2 eK « e re arning , an altogether, . ' ‘ree Weinom iil “Horseshoes bring gOu0d luck, it Is said, | Dent neglect Posture When practicing. fense is pointed out without - serve, the censor not being] 4 - per cent tax 1. th BTUSR Sar nInes of Texas oil com- | mighty thankful 3 rovidence, which al “Did you ever have your wife take a wy Dent nod your head when you play ar 60 prevalent in London as in South Africa. In Mr. Stead’s] panies. If he is getting $1500 a day from his wells, as 1s as- | Ways provides.”’ fancy to a gold one set with diamonus. : ermmphatic note. view only a regeneration from top to bottom will save the] serted, such a tax ought not to be very burdensome to him. a ee - end over a difficult bar until (tts Ble tn Empire from abject defeat If not absolute ruin. eo Ooo @ 420 @ aoe © eho © 080 @ 80 @ 080 © 020 © 20 @ 020 © 40H 035 © 020 Gale H sro H He Hole eo Salo os ENGLAND'S yy , Joon't bs late for your lesson. | NEW DOLL. —————— —— | It is time for some such warning to be uttered. The RBrit- The New Mexican Supreme Court stands by the Standard igh nation has been bamboozled and deceived by the ministers | Oll monopoly and declares the oil inspection law of that THE WINSOME WEE THING LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. end South African gold clique who took counsel only of their] Territory unconstitutional. Are there no lawmakers in the Hk. is a winsome wee thing. (This column ie open to overeat who has «6 S She is a handsome wee thing, complaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, infor Sne fis a locesome wee thing, This dcar wee wife o° mine, Eo EOE —— —— ee Eee ee LL Se ee a — “@ Se ++ Private ambitions and greed. States or in the Territories who can frame a law that will The one great need is peace. The English cannot now af-| touch the octopus? Will not there be a demand presently for mation to give or 8 subject of general Interas= a ford to stand on pride and stubbornly try to “put the thing | new Constitutions? ‘Ah, gentle maid, pray tell me where discuss, or a public service to acknowledge, ap@ through.” The continent is hostile and ready to take advant- ch haein or ee ee. Rentone fosae teecumn sna age of their distress. The sooner this South African war is The $5,000,000 asked of the Government for the World's Another's voice shall woo poe pattiens Sn pO ee ended the sooner England will be relieved of an apprehension | Fair of 1903 will be well invested if it is granted. The United but you with jealous pri le re eee ee vi _— Which is pareiyzing her valor and patriotism. States have now a great deal more to advertise than they had Sha‘! never seck my. side Defectiv Stre t c Servi +o — when the Chicago exhibition was he!ld. Every State in the Whatever some may do. To the 7 . : co . ce. Union ought to have a grander exhibit than it made at " ron’ yom pleads Sal : Won't you please endeavor to have the Chicago. ° CHICAGO: miserable service now rendered the publta Nay, chide me not, beloved maid, by the Cherokee Divieion of the 8t. Louls Nor spurn my passione! plea, Transit Company improved? All the worn- But let me worship, unafraid, out, broken down pro.ling stock which Bas And sm.le again cn me. accumulated in the hamda of the company And let us through the land aa aii thes Yeas 4. Re tee nave Ge Waik gaily hand in hand on time. (oniy this morning a number of In loving harmony! us were forced to walt twenty-five mine utes at the Grand avenue cross! ne for @ SCHOOL TEACHE Dir oO oo loo of never saw JT never loved : Andi lor feat + Oo ee ° She {ts a winsome The most stupid reader cannot mistake the meaning of the Hepburn letter. coe She is a handsome She ls al liv’ maa . The Chicago Times-Herald is asking Senator Cullom if he THE RESPONSIBILITY IS UPON ST, LOUIS. will vote to place the election of United States Senators in Senator Cockrell, who has charge of the World's Fair bill] the hands of the people. This is a question that ought to be The in the upper house, says that he knows of no opposition to] put to every Senator and the answers should be published Wi’ he: the fair, but that a measute carrying an appropriation soj| conspicuously all over the United States. And think n large must ‘%e explained at all stages of its passage. He sin ssiihiihinaigsiiaiaiielaa adds that, the total appropriation asked for being $6,500,000, The Continental Congress would not have hesitated a mo- — oman wil yi oe Buea from the St. Louis commit-]| ment in passing a resolution of sympathy for the South ae 3 mn ‘sete dain same on a Hornts Involved, African republics. The present Congress is quite a differe meme ges panei — - This miniature ef- | ° 7 ye a a. agri ; The best information would be that the citizens’ subscrip- body. gem ia te tie tH rata na schee wnt aia TAFSaT SE An Explanation, | fis of Fomtny ~ However ardently you wer Blunders of Biitons. tion of $5,000,000 is completed, or rapidly approaching com- ee : Hixon: You are t vary man Lever heard of wh kaeted aclu k!{ ins is noe the most Another claims the heart of me— To the Editor of the Post-ltispateh letion. " ; ; tary aeaes ‘ » uild a house fen $4 mane Wav suceeded in fini ’ it within popular ‘ nl ita, *F | Another nobler far than you. Riunder, bi inder, tunder, trap, trap, trap P n The fact that Mr. Whittaker of Butler County, Kentucky, ] the limit. How did y. t* hewittin Engiish Ii I on. sit In every battie's thunder, at every mouse Every effort should now be made to bring the work to al had three revolvers on his person at the time Goebel was shot, i ogeoaet a anaes tt nhoeasy my, ~. I had my architect draw ot oe .. mt ton dra dates Fro ca OOP. ' aa ; . ° ; ; ans ( : Z ctise , =" ' Piel eu ' ; COF § ‘ { owe CS bc ttonenne. en conmgan Rane a ‘comme, tiled “ onda rihanna as PHS him to have been no active er wl sar’ doll, And let us part, we twol To Bloody: scenes of ‘horrid i oa obstruction should be reméved The Sommittece h vi the 8 erode : a" tn Sand O’er the fereid velat. threo’ raging stre matter in chrrge are working faithfully, and Bete a eoan ae will not cause microbes to explode and will not “ Rappers ' , ‘The hand of fate is fet, bighting BM o 0 o oN Ou ; A rival Nobter far’ than I! dreams, should be heartily seconded by every citizen of St. Louis by] affect their welfare In any other way,” says.Expert Ravold. = A rival! Let me view The world’s greatest power etands in awe & substantial pledge Of assistance. Chicago was Well aware of this fact when she dumped her ) The villain! One of us shall dle, Facing a deadly ehower — M She es never saw, The project is now in its critical stage. There is no op-] filth into the Mississippl. P +o * °° The worl l's wrack w. +o foe oO 900 Ooo OO io oo Oooo on 4 > *, Ll RNS > ioe POO Or Oe Hoo Hoo O HS O Hie Ole @ oe @ Oe ooo © Hw ake @ ole @ aks Fo © o8o Gale Gare ST. LOUIS: St. Louis. -—— -- ee Seer rs - PS aes =. * 4 ~ OBR, St. Louls. position in Congress, but legislation may depend upon the —_—__—-—_—__ --— - 9 @@ Anxious Bachelor. action of #t, Louis. The responsibility Hes with us. We ought POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. A N N | = G E RA s D. T) To the Faltor of the Post Dispated. to show that St. Louis is ready to do her share. The rapid ——. fee B®wth of the fund will be the strongest argument. “Get there!’ is the watchword. Push the World's Fair. ( REN T ya shi | bah o In reply to Bache.or's query, we wish te ~ é A eh a entive r) ; , Savy that a cmnufortable home can be Bepl, re oOo oI Ruddy Kipling shvuld give us a stirring war ballad on tee Miss Gerald thim it j on ' ge a - ar 4. ‘- met phtpa erste 5 o>. ‘Ae ted beanie be ine ; months — “Fixing the grandjury” for the benefit of boodlers its one Spion Kop. sury for an attorney 3 to | piers tell him he is getting way for : a : ‘ cr fi ‘ : | seal we sa of the features of municipal government. How can the lazy Ladysmith is rather an awkward name for a_ place. typewriter” asked Margaret Fenton of h hast “ying: dcteeswe’ ‘geneak tent leaves. dee apie ae A nice nelgntorhood, We move I taxpayer compcte with such enterprise? Wouldn't itaaee' Yorktown sound better? “cre brother. P “hmintab ‘ ' . A ay pon ee j : oe mttetia the theater cnee a “rp te *? , ad poe , | rite mh O.P Citah "en de ~ niy, — + lean’ ° ~ ° » Probably he answere!. ‘bu "y lore fy., os ot i eg patel “dl the giri dreame lulore tn othad pMiperis. wat aa IRISH PROPHECIES. I ncle 1eoOTge W ashington Kruger is just now the most attentive than I find it ce whe , , bh cncl to ' o Pee ‘ ted Ore. he flowers she > 1y On More Money, but nO mute ee Se conspicuous figure of the closing century. mine.” “If you were the ; 7 aa ‘ oo would | | —_— - e , as * iy a? . ‘ 7) ‘) ‘ ati eid: ’ t 4 neo? "mal th; ‘ . so“ The prophecies of St. Columbkille, the story of which Is The Highlander who hal never learned to play @ retreat What taste you have sine ist yen ole So © wl cove be i are wiii- Vin | nat | fa 7 oft a : husoand felated in the Sunday Post-Dispatch, are calculated to make | would be a little embarrassed iff South Africa. pretty.” heart “a , . a ee Te = ; wes er sf ©, Ties Wt pe ree Pp ‘ the Irieh heart warm with satisfaction. ee ma ' “Not part ariy it om] ) ’ a ae a ee do 7 = e —_ sis seems to be pointed to as the beginning ie . —— ea how thoughtless tn me! Cand bP aa Housekeeping on $50 a Month of the end. O'Connell's career was clearly predicted by this Woman's progress in mathematics is exciting comment. “If you want te. be married fe ae iatage Ae ceil Mr us bene 4 teen | a P 6 Saint. as was that of Father Mathew, A Royal Prince is also Let her progress. It may help her tn — So ger my oF aa ages Mentioned aa ruling in Dublin Castle, This seems to point to Chicago's porcine sense of humor is well shown in the the Duke of Connaught, who is reported to be the next Vice-! invitation to St Louls people to Inspect her sewage ditch. rey of Irciand. It in a > liscouraging lot of heci Two alligators have Just been frozen to death in Carthage, : " 7. . ° > . - ‘ \ } his ; ‘ , ‘yet », 7 = . y « 4 of prophecies for the English. Mi Gither severe losses cut in the State may be reported Hy mrovoking.”” returned) , : ts “ye ring’ vt Maia, me) Fair mail, for sake of yo Uniess they can rake up something better they must accept ed pare 1 ‘og te. r t! Tio re we later. : ! ear . following « anal Pair Hite , jh veal his maine their fate. . . ly not,’ was the anewe ter re NS Sade . Seton ey That I may e¢!} , os “Little Bobs” and all the other British generals in South L sane 4 talkine YT ( mn to her Dositian.| Ha -¥es ‘tea Tp x tivfact! ‘a a | rest of our ef é _ “ a fhene € : etd et e@ satisfaction d ; = owes Os ‘ . . At : , afi 4 1ey had been iInembers of th Peace this morn) ing. : 7% Mure 5 WW ‘Tr at tant tie ' bed t rhe SCT. re | othe hed . When Great Britain thinks of enlisting unfit volunteers it ~ by i are wishing they ‘ e ‘ +s . icine fe KnOW som ; ee ae ee , Cy clot hea is high lime tor her to recover her sCnseS and leten me asi'cyae ly. ’ . a oe ¥ Was M.~ Gerald ve ry {'] yesterday ST LAL IS : . (my own rk. entertain come friendly «mediation. In the new century there will: be many more great business 4 * 3 8 gy r ; = serie i e till eri ‘ come Abject ipmriogy His hand, HOT AIR BY PIPE LINE vA a i alear Shine obe ihe, | ! Ww ing ' ; Possibly an over-dram of mountain dew unsteadied the _ “After my sister an Ss yh iy love inapired, shall teac! A Strange Chicago Coincidences e are learning how to use the pipe line system for all aim of the Kentuckian who shot Goebel. The assassin = se- ‘ fe - iz ST, sh m band bein’ en Ow MnanetEy m the Washington Ment kinda of things besides Mtandard ai] At Springtic ld, L'tah, les ted ty kill a ony SOV ernor 6 “ ould not be likely to be a poor ° . | - : ' at ig when labor | n demand at high W Water and steam have long been familiar. Why not have : . . pipe = ‘ . ' : ' . . . , Pe ine } } ’ lines for hot air from the tropica, to ald in tem -@ oo : ; De lL of tg] at “- ?n npton and in CHICAGO urgiary and bhirhway robbery are @1 bering the - CORR PONDEN % — irs aa ; aes ~ | the peopie of bhicago more trot tv! than Winter climate of our cities? a 7 ANSWERS TO ES TS. - ‘ . 1 | ie: Cees eae” es ale nnie : ah pe we Se ee os eee! any previous period “a a t oF This ia suggesied by the news that th ; : a mr } - ty gz w dy, ' ' +) on 4 re : ake (hat, my pretty dear! ity. Thies catnetlence of uneta i. Australie pan Aon rtp 2 ses seared at Mel-) HERCULES — Explain definitely what the stamp &. i) | ag "4/3 “Il came to see why you left my employ (Dashes acid in het face.) PEERY SG Unpeeneseiers The od ne eno Poem hs rl a agty in Ue shade. G W LEEERIGHT —The stamps are worth \-cent apiece i , . , ar. a am » to wnt dreadful dis ~ you | "Twill apoll your beauty mest divine, olanat ee Ss of evlithe plent Ditiet ale ¢ , , Nntenre. course there is LITTLE BWILUE LIPS.—There ta no premium on a quartter of oa } .. ee cal “ en pach ss And cause you mary a tear’ eer y o r to epare in South America, exactly at the 7 se os : aihania tink” det (hecapes.) Missouri Oranges. time of year when the big cities of the United Btates are shiv- F J. M.—Write to A. A. Lesueur, Secretary of State, Jef- | Ponte,” tal rf rite dy and tn | From the Jefferson City Tribune, éring in the clutches of sero weather. fermon City yy. ; a : = el tii my eiste: ST. 1A IS: Chris Miller this merning : GFA). WILLIAMS. —A gold quarter of 1871 # worth 73 cente : tea ; ‘Bei NO, moet i ) | ’ , , ee tom the bgp length of the two There ia no premium on the other coins 2 Mise Gerald Leaned Her Head on Hier Desk ke iit toll me all pert vies My lover's wrath shall rise branch from an orange tree of American continents and from the ( ape to Cairo. Nothing is CONSTANT READER. —There is no premium on a & gold nust hat » at ' - mt ot tg fend vere iret, Out | came to z And Dlacken both your hated, eyes! were eight ripe Pe ~ prar i : “ : mcg “Sg b. : “ | were saying we must have ye $c@ fd ou tha ere is or i . : venge 7 tov for the modern engineer to undertake. A pipe line en eB 1836, nor on H-cent of 168, ner on any of gi other coils Tf oftener, oar eens fathers were dear friends."’ | world whem D howe a ohem 1 oe marry ond wae : the cutie od saaitune rer, on her | . ’ re 3 with a 50, reepower at that RGE J. R.—St. Louie is not in any county. is a cha “It woud be very pleasant, 1 am sure sgttameham Plove nd whe = : | ‘oe f am eo gind,” she whispered, “and ad ve : Poet. | guaet. The fel 10m i etal gto de oat ‘“*Tiele that, my pretty Cn Carrie Denning, comes this week. Shes! happy.”"—Condensed from Chicago News. ig , ; 4 Getiver bot alr in St. Louis in a 7": stream rhea ' with independent organization cometituted directly by Just new 1 am busy x wt - As ae” iu“. _" —— oo 7) “ a - ae ol 7 -s Se —T i el ee
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Cites. a ce WEDNESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 31, 1900. =n a J AWAY W USGRCE —_——~ ——— WIFE. MURDERER KNOCKED A BOY DOWN. ROW HE IS IN A CELL. Wis Penchant for Pugilism Broke Out -#§e Wrong Time and Place. —_——-— Frank B. Callaway, under Céath sentence @er the murder last Apri! of his young wile, $6 again in disgrace in his prison and is Rept closely locke) tn hes cell The reason for Callaway'’s last Was a proclivity to imlulge in pugiiism, a Pastime he was an adept at until ciosre @onfinement Undermined his once vigorous Sonetitu.ion and has jeft ham but a wreck hia former elf Callaway's opponent in t Was frank BRondewynne, a youth of and email of stature for he tender re Rondewynne Is in jail awailtirg trial dewnfall his recent com- @ charge of burglary and larceny, Moth Haway and Bondewynne were prisiez.d @Tfisoners and had the frredom of the fwvor. Bondewynne is what ix known ae the “wicket"’ boy. That is hie post at the Main entrance to the jal). and his duty it ls, = 40 carry articles to such of the prisoners 8 are kept locked up all the time saye Oring the exercise hours (‘allaway duties and waa allowed the privilege ,8olng wherever he listed—inside’ the i Callaway anti Bondewynne met on the floor and in play exchanged a few ijight Dlows. Bondewynne etruck a little strong- ef than he intended and the bow landed Catlaway'’s “wind.”’ It knocked him w was down for neariy a minute, he did recover he’ was angry. Bondewynne and landed on hia rimoners were separated by the ore any sertous damage wae ne. Callaway wae thrown in the mand was kept there for eeveral hours hen he was tuken from the dungeon he Wae transferred to cell No. 79. on the aece- ond tier, and is kept locked up save dur- ing the re@wular exercise jour. allaway ix but a shiindow ef hie former eelf. He has consumption and is los.ng hope. EXAMINATIONS 00 SEVERE _— _-~@---—- Maude Ritterskamp Died From Over- study and €chool Examinations May Bo Soon Abolished. . The sudden (ath «f Maude R trerskamp Of 247 South Tweilfth street, probadly as a Pevult of oversiucy and nervous reaction folidwink ap examination, may hosten the accompiishm nt of a reform witich has becn advocated by many terache:s and prin- Cipals in the prbile senvuis, the aboliehment of examinations. Maude BRilterskamp dled Sundas after an fiiness of oniv 24 bourse. She was buried Tihesday. Rev Samuel (| Valmer of the favetto Park Presbvierian Church con- aveting the wervicrwe The derd ehild was On ¥ 13 veurs oll, tet had reached ihe High Belin! Bhe had just purs ZY a sovere ex. aMination. ter puysicai powers were not Bieat. and her friends and tnetructors often feared she would collanse under the severe Strain of study which she impose d upen bergelf. She siwhed continually during her waking hours Saiurday. after the examination was over, she waa taken lil, ond the attending physl- AN Pronounced it congestthou of the brain. Prot. Bryan, principal of the Hie School, is INCL Ned tu disbelteve that the disease was the result of overstudy For some time certain princtpals and teachers in the pubile schoels have been oowinee) that the examiretion should be abohehet. ; 7-4) Meats of fixmforw the miade of the pup! It has been shown nHumMeraus « tet prois iray make escent duel Ver ' Tail utteris tHe OXMiairations Th! - ere datalys in the cure of nerTveotis lire. te MMM thon } aa be wm jae thing, tow, because of the extra study ane tendeney 10 “cain” On tine part | ehildren who are mmistt cou: lt S onien led thet dt smelled hide ms is betcer determined > ihe PormMmel weihk of each Ouy, averagcod t' the Chi ofa months or «a quarter. j threat Stops the Cough, and wovlks off the cold. L.esetive Brome-Qu'n'ne Tablets cure a eldinone day, No Cure. No ] ay. Erioe Bw. GOOD HOTEL FOR POOR MEN. Lodging and Breakfast at the Open Door for a Half a Dollar a We k. Phere ie one hotel in Bt. Louls where a man can ge. lodging for Ww cenlw@a Week. Tt ‘#@ the Open Door Mission and Home at Beventh and Gratiot streets. It 's run by Mr. and Mrs. L. B. lisines and ts intend- @d for honest men without employment. The home ‘# furnished with hot bathe. free laundry, reading room. ete The boarder roe omy haif a dollar for a week's loddZirg. ani! chie in tudes a break- fast of coffee and bread and soup in the evening. his char'ty is helping hundreds of men Gre without work and would be w forced into saloons and vile lodging houses | were not th'x opportunity open to them. Memorial The lady manaxers of the Memorial Home for the aged, on Grand and Magnolia ave- nues, Will hold a reveption next Thureday, Feb. 1, from 2 to ip. m. The new wing, a Benerous donation from Mr. Adolphus Bitech, will be dedicnted. The lady mana- Gore extend a cordial invitation to all and hape that many vjher -friends will bring their gifts, hoWever small, as every pound Wilt be (boroughly appreciated. MOUNT DLIVE HOUSE BURNED. Defective Grate Ignited the Joists and Loss Resulted. The Mvyeunt Olive House. mile forth of Clayton, on the Olive Street rood, Waa burned Tuesday night about 8 o'clock The house was owned by George Reiger able about one occupied by Mrs, Schultz, who was un- to save her wearing appare!. A Gefec- ve fire grate. improperiy #e!, became over- ted, ignited the joists underneata, which enly into a blaze. Loss $700), part- ly insured. The nearest DRUGGIST That you see, Will send your “WANTS" Ta the P.-D. —_——- St. Mark’s Church Euchre. A euchre for the benef: of 3s Mark's Church Will be given at Jeffers nh c all, Feb. 6 and 7 Among the prizes ere @ COM! rage. a gas range, two loads of two —— at flour, ciina patniings, faite, Center table, ete. On t second evening a c.ty lot. northwest r tgs and Minerva avenues, val- t $1800, will be dispor:d of by raffle nea after euchre both pn ahis “Big Four Route” to Cipeinna:t. Finest service, track and equipmen: John - Crosby's Lectures. aturai Bkation and Cilyte Wronge be the subject of John 8 Crosby's . evening at Northwestern Turner ston avenuc Admissk frée enpecially invited. Wa ior Sea et Bie Pres : .) Tablets Neo Pay had | eHoood GeHepepeoped $00 HoGegeodeo A $12.00 Crepon Skirt for $6.98 QPOSOH OSes sepederevedeHesoHoseHeSePoHoe GHW feLOER OFS O SOS OSOSeSeOeOSeOGeGeGesd sOegege AS A SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR THURSDAY— We offer an even hundred of these new, fashionable, up-to-date Skirts (just like illustration), made in this season’s most fetching style, of good quality all;wool black crepon in the prettiest blister effects, with taffeta pleating at bottom—Watteau pleated back—tunic’ trimmed, with 2 rows of shirred satin ribbon—best percaline lining— a Skirt that others seli at $13.50—here at Grand-Leader for to-morrow —the one day only—we offer them at the special price of . ... PO SOO rer OPeopeHepegehoehede ee 90.98 DO deee COHoGe Pope pPoeHegeoe de —— - oT} THES ¢ 1. oe DAY Te dun- | ihis reform is, THAT STORY OF FTL — IT IS NOT BORNE OUT BY THE FACTS IN THE CASE. _ —_ |WHAT JEFFRIES SAID OF FIGHT. Giler, Too, Tells a Story That Indicates That It Was Blows, Not Drugs, That Beat Bob. The statement of Fitzsimmohs that sev- boxing matches held in New fakes boxing gam» eral recent York were no good Among other things, when he met Jeffries and championship to him he was drugged. According to Fits, he was drugged in the second round and never knew just who he was fighting after then Thie iatter statement of Fitz can be taken with eeveral graina of sult. It is not Hkeiy that a demented could stand uy against a giant fries f nine rounds afiet being ond while totally unconscious of h.s sur- roundings. does the claims that worid'’s Fitz ‘ost the When Jeffries was here lasi summer he talker! of his fight with Fitzsimmore “) had no t,ouble beating him,"’ said Jef- fries. bows Cume in with a ring but ferized me. It was on a cehilly we met and after the sixth round not get up a sweat. tin fact was actually cold, My superior ilone beat Fitz. T laid my whoie weight on him whenever 1 could and each round i could feel him getting weaker under Uhe pressare, Fitu is the hardest hitter in the lot but be hadn't a chance with me.” night that 1 could weight Referee George Siler, who Jefnir.es-Fitzsimmons fight also ritz’s «claim that he was drugged, 4 sdazed after the sceond round,” refereed the laughs at ler, 4a because of the biows Jefiricos gave him at that stage and tT because anyone hud drugged him.” In fact, Fita’s statement ‘that he drugged is not only not borne out by the facts, but {t does the boxing game nu gue. ee “it Wh The local boxers who are to take part in ‘the West End's amateur tournament. com- menving next Monday night, will meet ut theWest End’« Coliseum, Ollve street and Cardinal avenue, at 8 o'clock this, We danres- day, evening. Al tne arrangemenis tur tne big amateur boxing carnival will then be wrfected, At the conelusion of the meet ing With the amateurs to-night, Mr. Hough- tou will leave for Chicago to witness the VersGovern-Santty eontest, which place at Tattersall’s, in the Garden City. on Tonursday night. Thureday night Terry Metiovern and Eddie Santry meet in a six-round bout at Crisaan A special from (Chicease@n eaves: “hddie Santry. who meets Terry MeGov- ern ai Tattersal’s Taursday, was arrestee! to-day. The same consiable who arrested Bantry will go to Garrett, Ind.. to-morrow morning and errest McGovern, his manager aid trainer. all of whom are on the Balti- mere & Ohio JUimited bound for Chicago. These proceedings will not interfere with the fight however. but ure taken on the part of the management to prevent mo!les- tation of the hboxera by persons Interested Madison Turf Exchange Reopens. Trains leave foot of Olive street: lp. m., 1 1:80, 2, 2:90, 2:85. 9:20, 4, 4:25. 5:25. 6:25. UNIVERSITY TEAM TO MEET. Washington and St. Louis Boys to Meet at Hockey Wednesday Night. Wahington University's crack hockey seven will cross eticks with the team repre- senting the St. Loutsa Amateur Athletic As- aociation at the Ice Palace Wednesday night The ‘varsity lads ure plaving in great form right now and are look ed for to win Wednesday night's game The team will line up as follows ae Positions. ~ St. L. A A A Andetacon Forwar! tae Dickson Harrison .. Forward Gr.nnel Sessinghaus . Forwarel . flamble Seneenes Forwami .... Kaliuie Curtle... Cover polnt Mymder...4.. - Kkeyvurn . tees Ni hols It js expected that TT record-breaking erowd wil atiend the secomd masquerade skating carnival which will be held at the Ice Pa ace Thureday evening. Twenty mag- nificent prizes will be given for the heat representations of that many characters The building will be handsome!ty decorated for the oeceastos and Prof. Tony Bafunno has arranged a eplend!id musical programme fur the evening. ‘* That is Well Spoken That is Well Taken.’’ Let every sufferer from catarrh take this as a personal recommendation from the thousands who have been cured of this disease by Hood's Sarsaparilla. H eradicates the cause of the disease, and at the. same time soothes and rebuilds the irri- tated and inflamed membranes. Catarrh—“'My throat was in such a condition «with catareh that I could hardly swallow and had no appetite. I found Hood's Sarsaparilla an ercellent remedy, and now have a good appetite.” Ella /. White, Ennis, Texas. — . * 4 ; 7 e's? ye Spee AMET ed He oe 7 ae ae » . iG oat 5 ie te ae re yy td : eae 4 baat gs ae ay shes 2 a Were present delegates repre- Clues named: stom, Jo H. Drewson and Thomas Me- | earthy; Prdvidence, Frank McKenna (pres- hienti), kh. H. Kirby and W. H. teniiadelphia, Francis C. Richter ; (‘rownurst; Baltimore, Conway Phi, Peterson and John MeCGraw: Chica; A. ©, Anson and W. H. Clough; ‘ Thomae Navin; Milwaukee, H. —D. ( S. Havener and Joseph O'Brien; Thomas B. Har.an and George * Kvery one of the cities showed good back- ing and their representatives were on hand With their cash contributions to the guar- antee fund. To-day ancther meeting will be held) when the eighth city and perma- nent officers will be chosen. All of the delegates were enthustasti> bright outlook and all $taiked Wilingly of the new association's pros- pects Capt. A. C. Anson said: "The new Amert- can Association is a sure winner. In Chi- Cage its business will be immenee from the Siart. I honestly believe it will prove an ungualified success. My efforts have been and will be directed toward placing it upon “ higher plane than the National League and it will endeavor to give the ' entirely different kind of basebal] of recent veanrs, “We will eliminate al] the objectionable features of the game, syndicate basebail Will be abolished. and players will be treat- ed as men instead of slaves.”’ In discussing the outlook for the new as- sociation Henry Db. Quin said: “We are not seeking cheap noto.: ety nor are we bluffing. Our new association will be run on business lines and we will try our level best to purify baseball of the evils that have been fostered by the Na- tional League. All we ask {« a fair deal rom that will endeavor to keep faith and give them their money’s worth. The delegates from each elty will de- coming sexeon will be played without a break. We will have strong teams in each ent DISC our pians, the public will be fuliv informed at the opportune time. ‘ With the exeception of Philadelphia and (Chicago, we have our ball parks ready to play In. We are not worrying about luca- ticns .n these two citles. The only thing re quired is to organze and then build the two ball parks. The grounds are alread) ——— secured, tlon is espectally strong. Those interested are reliable and responsible and able t» furnish all the funds necessary, “We do not Intend fighting the League. As far as poss.bie a confilect of dates wil! be avoided. Our plan will be to play ball at Philadelphia, toston, Chicago and St Louts when the League teams of those cities are away from home. We shal! make a strong b'd for public pa. conage and cater io the demands of the lovers of the national gume in al! cities of ovr cireult. It is our pan to moke as much monev as possible this sear by this peaceful poicy and season strengthen further. “We want we are not anxious for a contlic, So that if the League in any way snould try ty bring one on it would be an casy matter to place the blame where it belongs. men who are in this movement cannet De frightened by threats, and, in due time, will show that they have just as much brains as the wise men of the League.- There is une thing certain—Lhere will be abse.ute y no evict ni e of Fre edmantism in the Associa- tion. The League can have that all te itselt.” Association Football Notes. The Cycting Club is strengthening for its game Sumlay with the Weat Ends. President Gillesple points W.th pride to the recent good work of the champion Shamrocks The Victors defeated the Hohmans Sun- day by 1 tov Match Game of Billiards. A maich game of three-cush on blijlards for 3H a ade between Mose Willer and lav, Nelson hes been arranged Willer cancede« Nelson 15 points in &. The match will take pace Lagan night at & p. m., at the fotel Garni billiard parlor, 38 and 311 North Avene. —_—_—- —_—— Stops the Cough and works off the cold. laxative Bromo-Quinine -«Tebiets cure a | cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price Se. Jefferson pro- Robinson of the! | likely ‘again admission, tart | Old Ones Will Likely Be Ap- pointed. oer i+ Tt is three months from now until the day of the opening of the St. Louis Fair Asso- Clation’s race meeting, but as soon as the moderates the work of preparing season's racing will be commenced, weather for the The stabling at the Fatr Grounds Is to be theroughiy overhauled and the barnes on the ins de and outside of the big track are to be put in shape for the accommodation of the housands of horses that wiil be campaigned * improvements to the track's equip- Will be made and President Robert among other things, has in view an ivy new paddock and jockey quarters. The meeting wil.l not be commenced until Saturday, Miy 12. but long before then the ingvrovements wiil be completed, While the officers for the St. Louis meet- ing have not vet been chosen it is more than that Messrs. Murphy and Price will occupy the judges’ etand, and that fruen wlll again wield the starter’s flag. Mr. ‘Muryrhyv, who is the secretary of the Louis Fair Association, has represente«! ‘atifornia this winter and his) wold as presiding judge, is awaiting his was in St. Louis lust week: with the Ekair Assoctation§ of- . and he probably then made arrange- return here. spends many afternoons at the an] it is likeiv that he. too, has wierstamding with the owners of St, , track. . which were completed last the hands of the printer, r Association's stake entries, indexed, will socn make their ap- form. pearance in book E Fe A ublic an } from the press and public and in return we posit $000 tn eash as a guaranty that the | of the cities, and, while we cannot at pres- | _case was not at all irregular ‘he financial end of the assocta- | next | the public to understand that | The | leaturs | ‘he feeture at Oakland for Wednesday is the last race on the preosramme, a free hamdicap at seven furlones, with thes Sturters: Rathes Diome«! Nifssion Tdevele ; ll Constelar Anjou iam The interesting event at New Orleans on Wisinesdav is tne fourth race on the card. It in a hunticap, at a mile_and an eighth, aml the entries are Sidens Strangest Lene yp hoens ur Nelhe ee “aS tarataria iS See 8 Compensation >t Jel Imp. ‘Mini Sauce..113 Lucas . . Mi Starter Culy Brown's appeal for reinstate- ment hus bee Th turned d wr by the urf '«*ongres fhe newspaper men protested against Brown's reinstatement and one of them in speaking of the matter, sald: “It ix a matter of surprise to turfmen generally that the board of appeals of the American Turf Congress should be asked to entertain, for «ven a moment, a proposti- tion to set aside the ruling of the olficials of the Queen City Jockey Club expelling H. bD.. alias ‘Curley’ Brown. The offense for which capital punishment was served out to Brown and his brother-in-law, and a trainer named Ted Weiker, Was a mur- derous, assault, committed by all three at once, with Brown as the leader, on the Neaport track last fail, This offense was characterized at the time as the most brutal and uncalled for ever committed within the pale of the turf congress’ jurisdiction 'Theretofore life expuls.on had never been inflicted except In cases of fraud, and stress on this.point. The do not specify the offense may Le ruled off for the ruling in thts No reputable person has come forward with an excuse for Brown's action, or with an argument against the justiess of the penalty imposed Horsemen ey erywhere CAPress the hope that not only wtil the ruling be made to stick, but that Brown wiil be prosecuted SENT FREE TO MEN A Most Remarkabie Remedy That Quickiy Restores Lost Viger To Mea. lait great however, horsemen comsequentiy, has rules, for which lif, und, A Pree Trial Package Sent By Mall Te All Whe Write. Free trial packages of a most remarkable remedy are veiig Maied io ail who wiil write the State Medical Institute. They ‘cured so many men who had battled for ‘ears aga nat the menial and physical suf- iring of lost manhood that the instiiute hag | decided to distr.bute free trial packages to ali who write. It ie a heme treatment and weakness resulting from youthful foliy, pre. mature los* of strength and Memory wea. back, varicocele, or emaciation of parts can inow cure themselves eat home. The remedy has @ pecullariy grateful ef- fect of Warmth and seems (to act direct to | the desired location giv ng strength and de velopment just where it is needed. It cures ali the tiles and troubles (hat come from | years of misuse of the Lhatural and has been an absolute success [n aij A request to the State Medica! I[n- 327 Elektron building, Ft. Wayne, tha: you desire one of \neir cases | stitute Ind. stating trial Sr eempt:y he institute !s cesirous of ching that great class of men who are aa Se leave home to be treated and the free sample will enab.e them tu see how 'easy it Is to be cured of sexual weakness when ihe proper remedies are employed. The institute makes no restrictions. Any man who writes will be sent 4 free camels, carefully sealed in a plain package *o thar ts recipient need have no fear of embar- rassment or pibit ity teaders are re auested to write without delay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 0-0-0 0-00000006 Brown. in his application for reinstatement at Memphis this spring. and will go from alli men whe *vffer with any form - sexual | i cloths. functions | packages will be compiled with | —_—_ = = = = ee 2 ee ee ee ee ee Pe Oe De ee Oe ee Pe Oe PPT PPP OP OP ee A MATTER OF VITAL IMPORTANCE And interesting to every Man, Woman and Child is Sea ame Hens ona i AUNT The quality of the ingredients and the sanitary conditions that surround the entire process of its preparation are guaranteed by the M’Kinney Bread Co. None genuine withoft this label _ 0-0-00000000-0-0 —— TT i A I a ee eons on ae to the fullest limit of the law. He is now under bonds, ard his case will come before the graudjury at Newport, Ky., shortly. The board of appeals looked at the mat- ter in the same light as the above gentle- man and on Tuesday they turned down Brown's appeal for reinstatement. Aisk Your Dealer For It. Pure, Mellew, Wholeseme. Old ScenterRye Jen Years Old. H. L. GRIESEDIECK CO., Distributers, St. Louis. THE LAST SPOONFUL Is as good as the frst. JACK FROST A'ways FRESH—PURE- AND SURE. A high-grade KAKING POWDER eold at the fair price—-POUND CAN, 25c. AMUSEMENTS. OLYMPIC —At 8:15 To-Nignt Special Prices at Wed Wat...$1.00, TSc, oe, Bi. (To-day.) JEFFERSON VE ANGBLIS OPRPRA COMPANY IN ‘THE JOLLY MUSKETEER,” REGULAR MAT. SATURDAY NEXT MONDAY, FEB. Sth. Henry Irving—Miss Ellen Terry Aod the Loades Lyceum Company. REPERTOIRE, The Texas horse imp. Mint Sauce opened up the trainers’ eyes at the New Orleans track last Sunday morning. The general | imypre«sion was that he was a sprinter pure and simple. He dispelled this illusion by stepping a mile and an eighth in 1:43%, the first mile in 1:40°%. The work was in the nature of a “prep..”’ and also to give Hugh Kane a line“on his chances In the Mer- chants’ Handicap, which will be run on Saturday. Ee te ee $e ee — — + eee. ee Cutler’s Sa Pocket lahaler Is guaranteed to cure C licenses The following applications for lodged for the season of 1900 have been with the Jockey Club: TRAINERS. Hin, ¢. F., liill, George B., Johnson, Isaac, Jounaon, N. - we Joyner, A, J., Lakeland, William, Lit tletield. ss + Lioyd, Lieweliyn, Mediivney, William T., Walker William, Watkins, Saw, Hie" ~) toy - MY STRENGTHENING * Wood, Barry D. Ji ; * L = T S Monday, Taeed JOCKEYS. a uh - , Friday McDermott, W., ‘ McIntyre, A., Night ) ABSOLUTE SPEGIFIC Sat: THE MERCHANT OF VENICE” ( ta 4 acts FoR Sullivan, Robert S ia Tt a LA MCE : Indigestion, Constipatic . Night....eee.es “ COLDS, SHATTERED NERVES. OLDFIELD, to be followed by Whyburn, Walter $., ea HENRY IRVING 'n “THE the Ded Chem Go NY bee torte 7 All druggists $1.00 W.H. STH & .O., Props. Bufialo, N. Y. Brown, Frank, Butler, G., Burk, Falward, Kiyrnes, Matt., leorsey, Jeln, Fiynn, John, Graham, Henry, ijraves, FE. L., Hianna, EF. H1., Healey, Thowas J., Cashin, J., Dangman, William, Enton, lLauis, Hethersall, James, Niackey, J. 1’., Maber, Daniel, Ending Saturday some $8,000 has been divided among the horsemen racing at the New Orleans meeting. One hundred and twenty-seven owners have won $175 and up- ward of this amount. Twenty-five stables have earned more than $1000. he Fastern- ers have not been as successful this year as heretofore. Only four of them are In the $10-column,. J. Arthur still leads, with the Texas firm, D. W. Kelly Co., as close second. The following gives the names of all owners who have won as much as $10W) at the New Orleans meeting: Zabn, Whililam. Reserved Seat Sale new progresring. : Prices an follows: Lower boses. 625; upper boxes, $20; entire lower Geor, 63: Great three rows of balcony, $2.50, next three rews of Le $2. balance ef balcomy, §1 50: Gret elx rows ga). lery, resery ed, $1; edmisaion te gallery. 60e. _— a mar \CENTURY. 25c and Daniel and Charlies Frohman presest sapvaiiahanetentiaaananaeliainabianeamee their moet suc -e@sful and cnique com- x wily “AT THE WHITE HORSS y eMmrweeeuwliah w nwe oe Oc. TAVERN.’ with the On 1 3 PENNYROVAL PILLS =! BAER we ' W. Kelly & Co. (. Bennett York cast Next Sunday—The Biggest Production Ever Made in Ameriea. Jacob Litt’s Cigantt> “SPORTING LIFE.” 250 Peopie—i0 Horses. BARGAIN PRICES — Best Seats, $1.09. Good seate Th. Balance SO Ze. Ackpgwiedged to be the casiest and best palsleas b extractors in St. Louis. bs AV LIN S * Intl Feb, 6th we have de- | a Metinees Tuesday, Thursday sed Haturday, cided to pore our best seta of | 28¢ Matinee | URGYEUS. Night Prices, teeth for $3 00. To-Merrow. DEVIL $ ISLAND 15, 25, 3%, MBs, . ~Banday Watinee-Jos. Morphy, Shaun bude COLUMBIA CVs aucdeviile. N Fura ‘Kendal! r aud Vrs Lilile Western vw by (“ark. HReobinaon _ J. MeCafferty A. Magee .. “WE. Morria— . Beach Wiitlanre p ‘ Few ™ en adt-- - 10,000 eh ae > Gross Save Money. Avoid Pain. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. «" . Rerteau kekler & [Agvr .. J.J. McCafferty will again race hie string there to Newport Clawson, who isa under contract to the stable, will accompany him. PEDESTRIANS IN TRAINING. Natatorium Full of Athletes Getting Ready for Six-Day Walk. Things are commencing to look buay eround the Natatorium, Nineteenth and Pine streets, these days. The mangacgement ts losing no-time mak- ing preparat.ons for the six-day go-as-you- please race, which will be held there Feb. oe tv 17 The work of laying the track has been completed. It is a 16 lap affair, and is cov- erel with three inches of sawdust #0 as to make the going as easy as possible for the pec | The inride of the Natatorium handsomely decorated witn flaga and bunt- ing aml a force of carpenters are now at work erecting the band stand. Tents wil be placed around! the outside of-the track to used by the participants in the race for sleeping and eating purposes Dick Kennedy, Christ Neuert and Harry Stevens, the three St. Louleans entered in the race, were the first men to take a Jog over the new track. The men have been tralfnime at Forest Perk. but vestercoay thew were notified by Prof. Bill Clark that, ae the track in the Natatorium was fin- ished, they coukl use it for training pur- poses until the race Was startet The three ath'etea accepted Prof. Clark's invitation. and bright and early this murn- ing they were on hand with their running They got n'o a dog trot and kept it up. all morning. At 12 of elu they were joimnd by George Cartwriaht, the famuos Engtish cham- pion. When <«Cartwrgm stripped to con hts running toe he appeared to be In the pink of comlition and will not need rouch work to fit him for the cominag curn- ‘ & rhe reat of the world's createst Walkers, include Peter Hegeiman rte Moore. Frank Hart. beter tiolden, c#.lbert Barnes, Ol4 Sport’ Campana Tom Cox. Cheorge Stokes Reward Kavonaugh Frank Me- Carthy Johnny Connors and John Gitck. WAITH- FROM 1 TILL 10:80 IPACLY Af Mart ur) “hi Fey and Fin erson 4& lames Harte!,, bus Wons, itot. Reerle aad Léek lpunbver and Harria, F. Nino Ba jie. The Kineodrome. Ifetile Tether {i 2QO== . Xe Orchestra Cbalire (Reserved), Cente, SET OF TEETH. .$3 O\GOLD FILLINGS. .$1 ap Beet Teeth (5.8.W) 5 CO. SILVER FILLINGS 0c 22k GOLD CR'NS 4 CO BRIDGEWORK .. .§6 00 Neo charge for extracting when teeth are ordered, a_i y ? c 'e Sq. O ; Music Hall “sst'c 54. Opera ca ANL Ma NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS. Leading Dentists. Eetablished here 40 years. NW. cr Broadway and V.Iire. Entrance, 609 Olive st. Es raciing tAEB when are ordered. Largest and oldest dental estar lishment ie the city We empios the most skiliful men is the pre feasion. Ali work guaranteed. CUNSULTATION FREE Do not leek for cheap dentirets but come to as e684 get reliable work at lowest prices. typen Sanday fom § 0 tol pm. J. A. SHOBER, DENTIST. 211 N. 7th ST si ITE ‘ALAND BLAM 22 Karat Gold Creeps $4 ALBANY DENTAL CoO TAKE ELEVATO"- ~~ ——— — teeth Opes daily till op m=. Suedaye all day. has been | and discolored complesion corrected by Electro tnion Trust Bide DENTISTS. ~ |HOPKINS ] Aare BARGAIN RICE & BARTON'S BIG GAIETY CO, Lips, Fars, Nose if deformed, cor. MATINEE TODAY 2x Massage treatment Pimples, reinees of tle THE PuWER OF THE PK&ESS., MAT. 28c.. iO—20-—-30 Extra—Returns of McOovern-@antry Pigate A writtes guareaocty for 10 years with al! work. MOUTH + sears, oon Cyet DDO OOO SUPE Lous 1AIKS pe. me- t vwertngs, 28¢, 0c, 78, $14 oved Wrink Sat. Matinees 2... Svc Be Hoses $°, $3 OOO ODO OOO Lee eel nese, falling out of the bair. dandruff, itebing gu; VAUDEVILLE bells aod Marry. the Jacksons, Mm STANDARD. by Spe tal Wire National Dental Parl St ationa enta a Ors, O'live Street nently rem les, Rabby scalp quickly cured <4u@a Webriy, M. D., Mon.. Feb 6 DEH FREIW HUTZ (ie angie). lume ARilmgsicy La Petite WathJidae. The Heme of Folly -Twe Proilee Daily Nest Week IRWIN'S PURLESQ? ERS at. GRAND £3 xHOYT’S “igh Pricce— A TRIP TO CHINATOWN, | 19.2». 38, one Neat werk—Jobe & Fanmwa Ray. A Het Old Time. SKATING DAY ANP HIGHT, sd TONIGHT. HOCKEY i ecoxG hase TO MORAUW SIGHT SRN W J M.--The date for football) night whi ADE CARNIVAL : be announced in neat Sunday's newspapers. ADM IiseBUN oe eseccesecesceseevescees aD arm ’ ‘ es 254 2 A Oy Y A, ~ “es ——_——————— Questions Answered. Joe Miller Ir was Joe Bong Joe and Andy were brothers W 8 ~Jim Jeffries « now in training Hot Springs for his fight with Corbet:, which takes place March 6 ceceased ——— a a — —— ay a. —-o Oe ee ee eee — 7 ew Dee ot ena See Om Riwrm - ent ten Sebel or BEG rain -: ee ee et ee ee ee ae ate oat ee ee ee ee are Salen amet
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—: _ . . es? _ SI a , Sees oo - ee oe >See 2 _ ae ¥ “S - - 7 BS oat Ps ee Oe eae ee i " Bh ey at oo. S, 4 wet : res, “ oa * a) , : ' - : Pat or Ay Se ay "rr es Rp . 6 1 ee ; kane Ss WEDNESDAY—ST. 1 QUIS FOST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 31, 10%. ee ee PITS AGENTS Settee AaOSETED Septiaer crane anaes —— lerOcieO.| AS C0/2/ Fea) CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTM Begins a Tremendous Clear-Up To-Morrow, February Ist. Chicago Tampering With St. Louis Collectors of Water. —e We must clear these immense stocks in Ten Days. Our buyer has just returned from New York, where he bought thousands of TO INTERFERE WITH New Suits and Skirts, and the winter stock must positively be sold to make room. Former Pres, cost, present value, have all been TRYING | HE . TESTS. . : ; f j ic le | , f tah—c! cia eaeans Vian |f entirely lost s:ght of in this great marking. down of high-class garments. —-—— e ‘ / . ‘George Ottens, Who Ropresents the | Wool Waists Girls Dresses. Water Depa tment at Alton, Says 4 . all i 7 , : a Chice:o Man Tried to Over 30090 of beautiful Wool f A JQ C S. &S a ° Girls’ ene-price strictly all- wool Talk With Hin. Waists—mirerials are F' anne}, r Dresses—sizes 4 to 14 years—beau-. ; : . ‘he } i , : pee ceeerinantine an \Sne Sees Every style of Winter Garment is represented—-Short Box Coats. Long Automobile Coats, Short Fitted ¥) tiful materials, such as cashmeres, ° ™* > is ~ > -} =|. 7 Cc Ss 7 ‘ '. ’ ‘ 5 i ave ; Ab j : : | | me een tian Cloths and French Fiannels. ate e pecs ¢ Visters and Newmarkets, Veivet. and Velear (Ceat, lane: ae Suen flannels, serges, fancy plaids and " ; ' ’ 9 @ > 8 rl CKH Malls, One ‘ities ACH oats, isters an ‘ “© 1 5 l lect now. a — dy AB be a Mis: | $1. 50 for #3 Wool Waists. in all, to be sold in the next 10 days. Detailed description is unnecessary. The price 1s the objec nd lined throughout—all colors, wh nples at Mis me | : reds, blues, greens and brewns | Rover wat Noto 8 Wool Waists. * J em, , : ; BO ten has male a sta em vt of the man's 1.96 for 83.40 ps F “ $7.50 Coats and | () () an ee Approach ward han co his cil ste , ‘ Mt mot give the mart x chance to ake @ 2 .98 for $6 Wool Waists. Capes. . Capes. 98e for $3.00 Dresses. defi ft tag ott Pete py ik ren ee pe ee ik ing poi ousyy ° 10.00 Silk 1 Sat; For $35.00 Jackets and 1.98 for $4.00 Dresses, The Wa ] be ie orien fT jelx and Ir For #] 3 » ] anc . atin- a4 Te} hm stil ti syiwy fie ’ ‘ Tadn pere ra ers . a o- . Cc Capes. 2 25 for £5.00 Dresses. pone Waves cume ftom «chicas to. the vas TT ° Lined Kersey Coats. . . ‘or 06:08 | | . Misi sip?) and {. " 4 Pier pois i ; , or MO. Tresses. . Sa ane oe ethos ae eee $2.98 GE Bar the put yon Quencing them Odds and ends in Fiannelette, F . $15.00 fine Silk-Lined For $40.00 Jackets and a. See to damage St. Bouis' care Pefore des Percale and Lawn Capes 3.98 for $7.50 Dresses. : pach D , Kid: rdown, erca 4 ‘k t d Ca es 4 apes . * ths . 4 id vext Jac e S an 50 \V rappers. C; Je An immense stock of fine Dress ce i’ ry | ’ ie ‘ tte x 74 . "> ; ~ DZ. | . Bree Tee huis ah $1 49 for $3 Wrappers | $35 00 For $100.00 Jackets and Skirts—materials are cheviots, cre- itiy « hen =f wenn rr we de Vos ia “A Ss. * ; fram a«bheouli is ‘ ('hylouwe so men whe » 9 . Ca es. fa) silk May attempt to er? int ! briflaeen © i. j Girls a e . P pons, h mespuns, serges, 3, : SEE the crgineest in charas BE thet Fut ee ees ° ° broadcloths, venetians, coverts and ; Merce ae rap ern © tee Seceene a ; Size ‘Oo ears. e ’ t ; : : og pa a om Pat 1) . pee + I pat ben Bye don Ss. All Hieh (“ass fleavy Reefers, be-t of stvies. Cane (‘oate. Girls’ Long Cloa ks. Silks Wais ~ fancy mixtures and p!laids—all colors 5 Pri lacie tay ‘ } yn ‘ ‘ » St'- . - > ‘/ eT). Tt) “oO : “38, ly} s re ms ut 3 ( om eyidenc “of the i y HY on hy bribe, if 98c for $3 Fur Scarfs. rine vats and Gulf Coats, re blue, browns greens and and styles—all thoroughly well | p intention extst : “ - Sizes 4 to 14 years. . >: , ' S8Our Aion man, Gearke Otten.” aft Ben $1.98 for $4.50 Fur Col- Sor #2 () a or ‘ful Fyr Broken lines of Silk Waists, all colors, styles | made and stiffened. Avikins of the Water Department Wednes- a C For a 0 Reefers. Maonificent long C loa ‘S, beautiful TUF d sizes. . “ day "bay regrortesd that lies Woes a? Pronuch od larettes 4 - ~ | a arments made of fine an t ‘ 1 50 for €5.00 Dress Skirts by Amen from Chicago, whe talked si's- r 7 . Me a ® aie wholle a Ss L. for $12.50 Coll: r . : $3 98 for 7 50 Cloaks. for (.90 Silk W aists. - for #1] od. 0 0 D ress | Chare of the collection of samples that 1 $4 O8 For $10.00 Reefers. * Skirts . Word be a good tlew to set a trap for these ettes. bad q f £153 NO Cloaks ° ; Rut Dpos j tb bors min bohem the momen . « = 4 Te 5 $6 0 10OT e).° T San. ran co i> ( ” Si RPL TI, | At me Store Wednesda: ay sun ee ae — Were taken from th rive: Dr, Telenh- With Meésers, M. T. Clark of Cat amo, Aven firm claimed there was no od ae - ar mann save this plain js Hm pearer ee West, Julius Mov, Dr. Kilsworth Smita, Jr.. se ee Recrecy Whi. hn had been cpbose rved, Me mi: ¥ h h ‘ 4 d or ) mrrked chanwe tukex MAR . "| Mare Seanian, Marv Fuston Lucille Nave, ' big we !tding. It Was cla‘med the fami i ~~ FRANKLIN. AVES UE MEACHANTS. MISS RBRIDGE OF NEW YORK }’ “at, Mabel Filles sj [rey boava ind S.utiic HARLOET ON DEC. 18. or Mr. lieth knew he was going to marry 1o obtain * cure for sy philis, q CAN CURB YOU To ic BU ; Walsh as bricemaics. the young la ly. : The bride, Wito is one of the most be suti- ene STAY CURED. What I have dome for eikhers | cana Their Association Will Vote Upon an ye ful girl - aig? A csadentiaedy ie ey sgt at - A FIRE CAUSES. A SNOWSTORM. do fer you Important Question. CIS - SMITH mrmnee | err oe ens en en a TREY «KEPT. IT A SECRET. APT you. | At the special meeting of the Pranklir FRAN mide With borate Fal con rt ira “gin re CONTINUED fF ROM PAGE ONE. My special treatment fer Syphilis is practically the tee ; ) Mieke & qunction een, exe, Fri: Oe iacves abies wie | he f the Wealthy Grocer Roth Wooed ; io sult of my life werk, and Is indersed by the best physicians . Vay Megat a quesiion of great importans Mix ine @ the r id of nor, |! on of the Wea — mia to the orgzantizat.on will be discus send. ‘man Marriage of Miss Mayme Mason Scott te aged gs Ni ! “ise af on ~ anc e ne - smoke of the engines, the smoke from the (reg Whether the assoc ation will give public en- to Mr. Clarence Brenzier—Other mar Sys —- Pg mK hag Degg meron ne ike in Pretty Employes baraine building, the blinding particles of injurious medicines, but will permanently eradicate | ral “1% the Anaya y * T ee cy , ; ba ° I 5 Ce § ‘ . ’ s+ ste nerate very I peisea, leaving ’ re og oan ity for Pyne this wectionm was Seremonies. ee 3 st ted (in menage ros . ' Ag By BE pas yer water, it was a sss cap meysiins — wigan “a3 fere : ei oe goon ee owe hich map ; pe teed Latbeta, Wicl DUZZ.e to the averuge wrt ie Se sare yow in ew pure aad healthful = stale ae you were be smoker, given unde Ne AUS Pers a th ~ a y is to be followed by of j iding was burning, or if, indeed, | : HesoClition last Friday night. Phe onter- , Fn Prades rl Ms > whi - 4 the | Mes tl Qibert M. Roth, manager of tie Adam it ha gece Te 8 ‘been ‘burned and the DOCTOR COOK. ceoatracting the disease. ' ¢ Is said chat titer. tie Kraak agigut| A fashionable and beautiful yee eaning, | Couple Will leave for the Eust, Elleworth | Roch Grocery Company, and a son of the | Water streams were falling Into @ cloud] > |). RE TO STAY CURED @TRICTURE, VARICOCELE, NERVO-SEX- : merchants had te ured oa number of out-/ take p.ace at 5 o’c.ock Wednesday evening, return for age egy, ol Bg hang * bri wealihyv head ot the house, has been a mar- | bank. ' VAL DEBILITY and all associate diseases and weaknesses of men. To eee —— fauers introdaced some features which were h f Miss Marie Cor-nne Ke.ler,/) Smith, Jr, to Miss ge a Be he Fro i n since Dec. IS.) On that date he A number of empty boxes and darrels | Gies alone I have earnestly devoted 30 of the best years of my life and claim a decide! y «bie tionaty is that o Keller. to Mr.| “ry 21, and after a vis.t a the ae re he _ ried] mam site cc. oper “y been left standing on the Spruce etreet tages over other physicians in their treatment. I make no charge for private coun- Peesident W. Fo Kemper said to the Post- | daughter of Mrs. ae a of New York.| residence on verge ha + one Will, go | Was marred to Miss Beatha M. Hariofl. | oGdiwaik and these made an. excellent sel, and give each patient a legal contract in writing to hold for my pro Dirpatoh Wednesday morning: * Phe ape- | The ceremony, will be aan formea by Arcn- housekeeping at 224 sn wate: ss The marriage Was kept secret until Satur- foundation for _ ugh nyeetesen uu aaa afflicted it is your duty to investigate &@ cure that has made life anew to multitudes ; i ererL tam Me it r} j] om fel ? 2 ae fe KNOW a he ¢ - es Ulan, 8 ie rate . . ‘ . one hey steer ye ee e &, Seda: seth Sveht bisnup Kain, At the ae erage be ; Brenzier-Scott. day, when it was made Kn vig ye the debrs it frose and by & o'c.ock the ice of if yee cannot come to my office, write me your he fee tS» My home treat- BEE While co ween, Cumincwe in} the | ae ah ask Seeavere. few friends Wis be Miss Mayme Mason Scott, di 5 iter olf Lies of the bride and groom rag at sg Wali was from an se ee pee — “ne ment is successful and strictly private. Address W D., or ‘” ‘ le ee ele ay free OG e . »d- egypt — Sc of SOS9 stmins- iw t.) Saturday he ftorelady ef the |Was next to impass le oOo ge ear ; ieeumtble fae “ hat oes I rm afte r oe ert present. The reception Lg ry ec — wpe a4 ptere “dl at 6: 30° 0’ ‘clo ‘Kk ee pt sa i a a ee Immenai- | ’Ullding, Occasiona:ly a fireman would PAN 610 OLIVE ST., 2d | loor, the hall last Prelay night there are many ding will be a very ¢ 1 coterle Of] Wednesday evening to Mr. Clarence Bren- | Coffee departm oh A sont tof their wed- |S8cale the tee wali and take a hurried look COOK MEI i ST. wenn seen of us Whe few. that a repetition of sud wich ail of the bride's special c ae nie « the ceremony being very | @te.y atier the announcem ye ; | into the building to see if the flames were : hap pee n ne ell net iy Tie ~Kecl A 4 We ab te. fmends have been asked. it) zer of th: i ty, { sal pay oie Day Mr lohn- ding the coupue left the city on a weduing ‘preading, and then he would retreat with SE ee ee : v Cry f | ‘The entire house is to be decorated with [ quietly performe ; ; ss , irip to Mobile. . he facta hiss ervat! About i} se * yg + = ar ante. oe ge eng tn ; nN i and white roses and during the even- | son of the Delmar Avenue Ba fonds Chur _" vs Hariot had been employed by the T e facts of ry — vat reg peg ee ; Te matter will be | pin ‘ r “ ‘ na vine- here will be no bridal at:endants an: 5 tr . g dncve My , a The ft “employs a} there was for the remen to do Was @tans Wee Fill 5 fully disc used Frida: leant 18 a Fg ew a an tee. drawing Pg edits wil be a quiet and sinip. sh ell ppl a ga fo en tye soto w oat “rong Tory aim the ~~ a ye a CEILING FELL WITH A CRASH _—- : curta ines , 4 ‘ a e : ; ; ’ iiding i”“t Was a rojans wor e ’ ‘ This apartment Is to be reserved affair. i ae ila fs became known at the store Wednesday yee i sty TEETH od e ie SYMPATHY F FOR BRITAIN. visa saeoaer for Pas bridal party and while the The bride will ae tae geliyor eens img some body said she was “the pret- gy walled pig ous of ween war ae ae aw ‘ : | marriage rites are being solemnized, ropes | gown of white eat hm thir che qiil wear | Uest gidin the bunch.” and although there | tT) ive ng. numb ai his «eides—with | Mrs. M. E. Green and Her Daughter TEETH Extracte ome , Walter McEntire's Name Appeared Onl of yuses und 8: mitax Wali De strete hed actuss lace and 1 guar an : Ba Vv a bouquet of are a geod many pre ity Kiris in ““the DUNeh stre nzth ¢ ‘ - rap ite fingers around the hose Teeth Extracted Free, [Sliver Full Free. : he Wr the doors, The uining room wil be decorat-/a long tulle vell and carry : it wan agreed the description Was accurate. | ions entirely Had a Narrow Escape From Death Teeth Cleaned Free Hridgework per tooth, the >ong Committee. ed with masses of ferns and roses and my- |] white Vio ots. | eddl . Miss Hiar.off is an orpnan She has been a , All work guaranteed for 2) years. : Walter F. MeEntire of the law firm of riads of pink fairy amps and the windows egg sey A er bot i gg oie pai ema mking her home with her. sister, Mrs. The i ages sana of a small Sr stemee gr by Fire. oat work done free—emall charge for matertal) : in , ' o i t uriained with sm.jax. | whic a> ag ncaa ics tipi — ee 1 , tri > ‘ : MS Warren street. On Dec. | @crass the street from the fire started to i aoe re & Wet st. r. in the Carieion ow ripe =— t we ‘ ae Se. rway an orchestra will be Robbed sof Watch and Money. and his address. aviog! kh. and her address ; with bo Hg coffee and as free as it was | Ungton ave agi 3 Ww ecnenaay morning. Cor. of 7th and Olive, Second Floor. as ty Seog “> . gw , oa ee hidden by a screen and plants and vines. ! Roderick McKenzie, with no place of | as Be levilie. The names Morris and May | hot. a oe ae ae immediate Stam pe le origin is a mystery. Hours: ® a m. to® p. m. daily. Sundae, 10 to 4. aay ee oo oo a a. ee b tbe, | The bride, who ts a very attractive gir abode, reported to the Fourth District Po- | are (he middie names of the couple, They , +o Miller, ind a Haden . + aonens! ‘eee ve The houes is a two-story frame, with @ i ———--~ al. eae hp a ee ey) oe Cle oe lof the pronounced brunette type, w. Hi ree | lice Tuesday night that while he was cans} were married at the parsonage of the Pres- peeing sOF the HreMmen Mover ike ele- small att.c. Mrs. Green and her daughter . tar paar rrov’ sad Mr Meknrire &n elegant wedding robe of cream- amy “ote ning beer with four men near Broadway @nd] pwerian Church by Rev. J. A, Gallaher, {BP The building was owned by the Connect Were @lone in the house when they heard Wi Ane madigs a Ny altars \1 : Vre’ mg - m duchess satin, iined with pale st rose - n, Wash street. they robbed him of his watch Thev returned to St. Louts Vir. Roth — cut M ste id “fe ingwrance Co. Ther f "y something fall on the floor above. An in- undoubt di, wv cite ain 4 pc aPagl ney tera. The skirt, with its long court t oS 'tand &o McKenzie was intoxicated +s hem | eumed his duties as manager, and his wife burned ou t+ and the contente are : es a stant later there came a Knock at the but in thix, tse Pag ' : wt + ila ty is opened in front over a petticoat - id he filed complaint. He was locked up and went back to her duties as forelalv. No- loses, the + il belng est mate: | wt Sen ee. front door. A man passing had seen smoke . *hid.. ' ad : ‘af } , ;?e? ‘ . ie ed rajan pieated tulle, bordgred at eac h s10G0e released We ineeday morning. by nly k rie “ or SuUspecte | that they were Zz ' . | issuing trom the BECO; d- story window and Wh let a congb deatror your lengs and While 1 as Wass Willing te de whar J lace. The cor- | There was insurance on the bull ding as fol. y can ta het, . — ee Teprhees by enscades of rose-po int ave. . ie. -—-- geen aes married ee 2.1 lowe: ran to give the alarm. life. when we guarantee to cure any met in tympathy with Great Reo, nin 7 2ke is hieh ~e at ong eect mp poled oo " Stops the Cough Baturday ee or ee a f her | Aetna, $3000; American Central $'500; Cit Miss Green went upstairs Pee tat, wane gy Die on ide adit bordered by a circular be 1@ ¢ ce, met bY Ner invitation at e home tops the Cough of oronge blossoms, wldinone day No Cure, No Pay. Price 2c. fers’, [llinols, $2800: tota $20 nn ‘With a crash The young woman dolged and works off th cold ° Misc wulse ove the gl wa yes sy — . - ae —-- —- F ; > ae | The 1M) Stir ew me e on aan k “ is Aas fol owe’ the ‘living ilebr ~ and hastened ’ th dye ’ rye : ij ‘ear a raceful gown o eres ‘ P etre ‘onnerc TE etn | "Itic at Peng talrWay tut e utes @. apse when al saaRative Rrome-Qu * fables curd a | r ckirt made en demi-train and covered Humane Society Election. | ~ : ' fooos Bufta'o Cominar vf site ge Sg me the ‘root runpbie : in and fumes shot forth | ’ - Std inone day Noire Noa pas YT; 2: with » iirrings of net, .atd on about an Inch | The Humane Society of Missouri will hold Germ in. $1500: Conne tt tom S180). Gereiuen in every direction. orrefundthbemoner It will cure aay : RPA At the foot of the skirt nt - a | its annual ele hip ne of Thus " + ag PR cegpne Ami rican, 4 ve) German _ } i Mb $9100. The Are engines arrived promptly. but | affl: tion of the res; (ratory orgaas £ FIIrce are ENG ounce covered wth net- ruchings. “| ing year at & o'clo ew toe oe | Home Mutual, Callfornta. gam. ‘ber. Jt requ.red over an hour's work to Ket ioe! \ PC LICE KEE CE P AID Now. | car a is low wath tulle yoke and — the West End Hotel Mabe a Gospe! irom > e. M’vVau . f hicagy Beach biete i. here will oe a dance severely fl! with ebronic @iarrbea and for seven The one and 4 ry rick an ] frame : . verely tt. wit miidna at 600-0 @eruce mireet | aus | Dortheast corner of Second and Barry | _ se ies guests delicate, backward children; yeara | bave suffered from if Now Is the first uae — si a, oe - subious a 9 " anita @ piaiiaaiaan Aen : | TWO-STORY BUILDING BURNED. ; OO OOO eee ~ ; j 4 a tu Mr Ani’ ; M y! . ! ' ' r tye “hi 1’ | , —. . ! hemithb etme I “A . ' : " ; . . at ; | Francis-Smith. . , . ¥ time that I bave been ip good health sin . NR office, was crushed by falling ice about Phe tal loss, ee estimate. by A. A! 00 Globe, sigh : ii ' | P xclal standpont the wedding undersized, nery OUS, feeble, first taken. At times I Was sv bad that I could ju WM o ook Tha liner, secre aml treasure ; e the | Fire Damaged A Bakery $7 on Mar- breem + eA — ‘ ee + . | prewured a box of your Lr I[).x' There wus a five in the APOme Coffee & | company, & Linn cus Avenue. | : fs e: ay | ‘ | | * i | 7 4 a ~ rp aed ‘ } “5 d ] : L: ~k ft sh- _ —_— . . al, ; ** e,! i’ , 7 \} r } ‘ ] (ine ry indred ! rMmernry five err ’ yes ' , ‘ . | Perry Franets, at 4:30 o'c:ock Wedneaday adults, ac O nourl Tonic Tablets and they bave perfectly restored | * "Ty ie on the Foutrh Street C able Line Who were emy be fin t “ Duih lia x, es-| Fire at 4% o'clock Wetneasdsy morning Fe : Pelens “ . ’ . ’ ,« : - . s Y¢ ¢yt} é ‘ ira , , } ‘ o sles ’ ’ ne 7) iy = , Theres, ! ? " " a : i. - i. ven . wi ] he the Tima st bril dant nd f . nie Mr wife was surprised at my Ketting al! Wns SUSI hos, | } rq Pe, the Rienter rar of ed “ t ve rut tr ury ' atnag* | (he ' Wise? ry hr ok bullding at i r ~ of the mew year. Mies Smith i« the ment 1s the cause | , : inpe tide! gt er par' . ee | : Dae vewer heou free it Vsiogle day-ouwpriy ;, eee © ! : i 1d the late D1 x ° right so rapidiy, and she says that eat more the «ay Ati le bana six feet high staod he foumdry bul dings fronted 1 fe —s Marcus avenue, cupled by Charlies deughter of Mrs. Kk. } ana silty at one meal now than | did in six before, it was in the middie of the street at noon, and the See ‘Na street aml Be feet on KRarry street 2 ee TeMee Nrangetn: | Woeld wate te | ort mith, and Mr. Francs is the ® 7 r a! T? ' ; 7 ' nd: Mundell as a akeTy, to the extent of 3 |b swor ae ' Naw | nd Mrs. David R. ° your Iw Dix” Tonic Tabets that did it apd I cate rope was frozer ( m1 wore old and were butt « fe a | : wWitlwni! “Prate@e' te fot ? ! Rake ’ ; -.. tr } cles sath of ex-GioVv. a . oe S(6TL. e ‘ Che oe J larmse ' I’ree'. ent af the St. tris They were drs ard ‘nis oe t. we . 7 e | : is | kt iThbs. give them credit for it I would advise any sut- - wis T a afer a% mpany orde el hot cottee Piir «al with the high wird that he ma ie : : 7 7 mcljolnts bulldin P | Bre dabiuis @ powder Phe wedding will be eo ge ay ee . . f ferer to try them. and I wish the public w know from Faus.s’, an! ail the morneng had two the fire 1 remark atriy fierce ant quok — amie, = ; . a , r occupied as r- ‘trav ecine tmoerta ner a ren ir —? ee Ban gh age Aone ‘to be hand- 1S the remedy. A little O twat To owas in wretched health and was perma pen poxa ng among ‘he firemen de ing out Ang BE a ne ae beers | : a pe bg Y w. a ; rt ‘fe af’ the on . ' fe ’ >? e . ‘ ' ¥ ; > @?> ? ' ; i+ . arr. tYaun’ ° eta ’ s a . = . e i by th.e vaeluabie remedy tithe teog coffee ta t* em mV ifie Quay Eb on . . +! " miteany rita : in fiuercon om —_ , _— ne = somely cle «>? area with pl. nia ad nad fiowere 7 e + — ure = Zistes at «) cents a mS ’ - n i'n buf Adirpgs be an to crusmt.e en — ter the salons 3 é read Henttay i] } J : iz leew of the Se lef@ of Setomrs Le trceon Ae magggo ounthdin and Carnot roses, and ex- j mahi h vr. st d We went to istroduce theim to every reader of they were (areal rat rheilr @riag .ile bere Se The efMfarta of 5 be artmernt etier t a . te on A . avenue oy n 9 ° q ‘ ' : - ‘ tar , arough the round and ros) > t S W aS e ' remed i teceme an rent that there was fo Prom wt tN Der Pimerd Wo Nelige. the stocesefol Kar aed | te ding from ths floral a.tar, ¢ ‘ pg Oe par, Gee ee ee ee. Mr. Smithers Critically Tl) 3 | titse of waving the foundry bu iding. were | Gay morniug The thieves were irghtenad 4 : center of the large apartment, to (he doors. . fi It limited time the proprietors, Hayes & directed toward ” urrounaing | away % Threoa' Sw taliet Ptewart Building thivagy wilt te an alsle formed of great clusters of limbs P ump an rm. ani for «e tit . Steen Witie a — ' The and on of Me John A Serithpare directed towar saving the #u a ‘e Vrites “KRoowlwe the tngretients of ‘(iTange ive white reees on pedestals of eemlax and ° ‘ 4 l] mig ri rite ~ 4 o~y ny mail te ail who will wend 4 nie ne ee o> eS Seem ey Y - | Be the a I a ta oy oh ens foieeeed ease ee pslete acta: | your baby is not doing well, | 2a! pate, Sanit R MTS Bie hand att ect ie en | “nm mr =n oh r. i” ° . ef. ais Me ‘ : the o- erie "Ferd * inesdaay ryue FTLIT se a , Mags a ee Ne wee. fn my own case erento semahie y oo te to be entirely tn green. hi eat tood-medicine SS an te Well and bape egein Teli Guletly Tuesday night, ant Wetnestay . (A | aie ” PETS oF Vial weuralgia was relieved by “Orange ine with a curtain of v nes en py the or- | try tnis gr . veur friends and ne.gbowts about this most iid j eremed brighter lie has been criticaily The Kind You Have Always ee) * powders. ebick erdimarily rejuired large doses of | oh« stra. The dining room be trimmed goc. and $1.00, all druggists. ai offer. ili eince last Saturday. . "de ; “s ‘ with ties of pink roses, rn ¢ “ee ren * * ° ee ae "4 fr : ee, t ‘ ai ig nit te De ee a NR, ee ee on : vs ‘> " . ‘A P +f nh ¢ Fn al Sep, Pg » A ie Be ll o— or —— , po teal ; i ui bhotxa . “Ss = Tne . : ' — * * . . ' . q , °- ” 7 - és 5 ~~ os . . - : s a Seg ge? =~ n i, ’ . _ a -_ = a Aaa Pe MNO REED. genet: 5. AY Va Pe ue ye%, WEEE AS ye 4 — —- i ee -* ee Sali a . ee LEE
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ae ly: he ag ree © 4 Dds a id ae ene eae | coe tae a CAA’ ae a? ‘¢ steady Hy pap : * = HOUSANDS GAN TESTIFY . MARKETS exeg =m MPRCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Jan. 31, 1900 Kecvelpts of. wheat a@eMinneapoli«e end N. Broadway, (bet. Olive aed Pine Sts.), with HALF MILLION Full Paid Capital and ‘THREE HUNDRED AKC SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND Doilers cr! a conducting its bus'nees along strict commercial lines loaning money In anamernee amounts to reput a- Die business houses for legitimate mer- eantile needs, has dally added to its line — and to-day, with total resources + + ‘ She opening of to day # SeSAlon Baw a very tar to-day wete 274 cars, compared with 407 cars sau ; u Market, some of the futures show! more date i@set jear. . ee = almost miraculous and most marvelous cures effected by those ‘i renowned strength on account of _ utinued co; 6 Wenthor ’ CORN. I Bury and clear w: ned Yeicians, i In the wheat beit, this iu spite of de-idedly was little to attract the attention of yo ' re lower opemog cables, fullow ed by more siunije. Pili to the course gtain today (alries came Hr. ght diam After the first few saies th mutro! of the mar ’ aga resuit « ¢ a) a Sen elites i = ¢s 4 ii ariy #4ieR felis aff ta se byi.thy F ae oe ae . . . Vi ESO Ny ket shifted hands, for a time the bears being abie | sinaller fgure Firming little ater the marke Pins Ses e483 inrvughout the session was very narrow and anin- | Fexas. Indian Terr! Cu and 3S 4 - 4 ns to shove the fuiures down. In their treatment of NERVOUS DISEASES, for the past & years in St. Louls The esborts, ew much in evidence yesterday and | teresting, resjouding but feebly to the attacks of | Medium Certainly these Doctors are entitled to some cons'deration when the y can pres- the day before, deait sparingiy The prospect of | the grain fa: ‘tions Fine medium aoe to the suffering public the record of an unimpeachable and untarnished repu- res ace. fet . tile - gg = Bons — them Bee rt a at Louls to-day tap 45.08) Dual com (wurse abd iow n c success ri ore to their lnleres ale th $4.80) bu the ms ‘day @& year ag 4nwms. Nebias i esteru— ation as «u seful practitionera of such long and honorable standing. The Illinois state (Trop Report aays. these ; are re loeal, « tu pered with 71 “ med! sooo an) HY CONTINUE TO The month of January has been an udusually the same day iit W SU FFER mild one, except the first four and the iast four ‘ Was offeret at a bid f S1% | Aage it wee more nike apring nag winter a. Ben pony at 31% 4ih1% “tT and then The elle s hare sce i‘ as ale been a very dry one The storm which ol Mt SlSe, ate: iug toa ‘k again to AlAs. aT Pied sun) a pepe oo Teele voto St ae Sa ae physiciabe at once. They will charge | croased the State on Jan. 17 te 18 wes prar- July Was offere| - She ; ‘ ‘ \ as am] Weatern— : ing tot ve a ot t! undertake the treatment of tleally the only one during the month which gave Liverpex:l opebed ind dewno for corn, while Lon aud me fluo your cas het: narges are very moderate They ® not cialm to perform im- Keberal precip!tation. little more than a trace | don was ‘gd down + former cloned ‘.4p'ad ag:ums Poss bi ittes but ciat m that they can do all that the correct and sclentifie use of | of snow hee fallen except in the pberthern CvUh- down 6 . «vl OMG! ee eee : Medicine can accomplish j ties, ond even there the amount bas been Receipts of corn at pri mary pointe to-day wane aay lb Per oa ee FIVE MILLION, snail that the ground has been bare during most RO ee Du. as . oar eith 1wol4.0u0 bu aamne av} u ° a2 Solicits accounts, promising that al! Dust. Ss FE F i b+ E ivi A T Oo N of the mouth W inter wheat ix thue far timeught dat ast Year hipe on! wes 752 : compared J * SA) recent seid petted Wen wee previous te tue with 20,00 bu same +h year dium .... be es 2: ness intrusted to it will be treated with present cold period was n spendid condition ATS hurry ee aii Is courtes promptness, accuracy and Ii'bere Fut if you i > eall write to them for their symptom blian ane your commu- , green and vigorous A few of our reporters siate Re mee at at to-day were 42.20 bn, ' nu . ality. nterest pald on time certificates Nication will be he id in the «tricte a | that the recent beat was detrimenutai, and a |! B.th 46 S04) the same day last year. . eS GRC Mest conddential. nec refer to the present peor condition of a few ‘) ‘ dM) cars were loon culupared. wlth 36 Chole .. eccdcencedooc OoOIiRECTO RS ju their vielnity back to the eary al - | ne same day a year ae ceéween J e y was Bike Aide an a PAUL BROWN, A.T. KELLEY, CHRIS. SHARP. D RS. S. & D. DAVI ES ON, damage was done by fy — drought Futures did little tn the earcle market. scares ty ent cold weather fs met theught to v eiiracting ons attention from the pit. May was MOG a6s+ec@ues 34jfe lees than euengh to cause material injury, eveo though | offered at Neto - geigs B ted. Wf HIVES. svete GEO. J. KAIME, 8AM M. KENNARD. JAS, Y¥. LOCKTOOD te _ ‘ Ws ‘ ; re ’ ot Re lascur! [ llinwi eee 4 - - * . J ‘ “ ¢lds are r EF OL THR PI re salted, Arkansas “i ; ‘Southern Wl, J. B. C. LUCAS, F. R. RICE, DANIEL 8. HULMEsS. A. H. DUNCAN. No. it South Broadway St. Louls Mo To Bennett W nenert an & Co om ep , r 2 Broomball cables: “The opent rice ere After almost a \ k «of tivity, he eelded t. heavy teas - bead ‘RY , +‘ ted bp the peavinesd in Atmerican searhets j me lg 3 ad ‘S| WALKER HILL, Prest. EPHRON CATLIN, V.-Prest L. A. BATTAILE,Cashion al un Office hours 9 a. m, to 2 p. m.; 5 p. m. to 9 Pp. m. Sundays 9a. m. tol p. m. affe-ted by the heaviness in Aimerican markets yee ', average Tt *¥ * ~ ae eeh SESER SRE SERE REE ey e - « , ‘ ” - oo a eee — ee Oe ee, ty ee — A . . . a a ee that a rest temiar, and. showed declines of Lack, Viunt steadier to be the : later on the decrease showed by Bradstreet T f prices edvanee was lost during the latter pert session. when the market declined to helow . ea rhies ‘we ’ “ele diss these from Liv } ’ , 4 { svete r if Aree? i Bele lor a j opening quotations om general country selling. “ge ais ‘en salted md dt diffi uit for the present to market ber | ypeen Sm ted. "ied has TY The Weather—Fair and continued cold to-night eelde ee ENSSwe Ving | a disturbing faetar, a | py, sal ted. “ge.” ig gai atl : | and Thureadar. ‘he barometer is highest ove® the eet eline fb Thee might be lookesl for F oe ae On Sa n ° Missouri Valley and Northwest Territery, aud | not : “eg, ‘ re ——— co Eeatthteen 1 a4 | j Oo } ’ en _ : nf ot . te ¢ } - } . . ‘es ee #© @ “e+ © © © © @ee 4 ‘ 17 ll ——— -_- lowest over (mtaits Te Ww AM UIDTTi_ ib for prime dat uaged, haf price. Antelope, On Demand Deposits. . ------ -?-—---- : Snow occurred io the Lake region, Ohio Valley | ro M ; ying bl E; RNKIN F Tu. —Leersk p »] s ions of the Northwest ; * ! quotable. at S4c r HER SIDE OF A CONTROVERSY IN “Pod temperature han risen in the Atlantic Stason |, f don't lock for anything startiing tm the wheat | Godtenhe me tates Sc i ‘ Vv rini «> 4 « f j ne i] : ae ié ° 4a rl ’ - ' ‘ nk * bie tia kK, wii Pe | THE TEDERAL COURT. cam ly irg bia porth, asd ha Aichi: gweneraily é)s he evuhtned ¢. aie cindune nd ne at ow 8 COTTON. trram@isie i! ret bet’. cles ee I oh ter res mon . y . O THOSE who contemplate changing their banking relations, or who — ei, mermen Stocks o i 4 iT aaah a | i> eels the aainlaag . Gra = in St. ‘Louis Elevators. ee an ATG auets a68 take ang geet pom | la AL, MARKET—Steady and 1-14¢ higher; wish to open new accounts, whether current or savings, this company - offers the best equipped offices in which to transact business, and the most -——- SHE iS SUED BY HER LAWYER. - | | To-day Yes’ day Year age . rn j . ; y tline hows any advance ‘ ion ta tery. ah Oritit Crs eS, sc hee liber al terms consistent with safe and prudent banking. Mr. Hawes Declares Mr. Blong Wheat.) 0.) Laster) 143a.con 1.101.901 | 3 : T ss é | ised ees - poy dy s o- 3. ¢ | Aterpnoi e¢: pees are vers steady, compared with ne mie 3 in eae 3 ‘ied CR Will Be Deposed. She Says She Intended to Pay Mr.| Kye ... rerteves) UM 35 Bling more i auc tedey, Renemumall cote clue tae elas Sanaa «heae 4 ; Li N CO L N J R U S CoO., oe Laughlin and That He Proceeded . : be hes = at = , one >. Bot ° an tue ss: his ) fame ge lt «aleter Tinges and eteins waa yc below white. BLONG’S FRIENDS CONFIDENT. Teo Qsickly. ep ree sits : a | ~ yy binenis at least two weeks. ‘Thee WAKEHUULSE STATE: Xa"t ena SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS. F ah ae genes Oe ME MM Caeee soccctese “ore ate ve + and no} Net reveipts taday ..} oe 2 | CAPITAL—-ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ) WUste .. iedes , a er ‘ a ae : ses ; obeb. De : oe i onemee t en de a - ho ts el sue 2 rye ‘ | T) 4. i . Sinn: oii ane a " eK ' at — b | x 4" rer, WRDERO| Ly Attorney Jule Laveniin, for aixwm, | Bxport Movemente of Grain. | frihre 7 wii hear tater ot gcd foreign tus. | ona terigie wring htt Ray Rg RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS, chimed to be due for legal services re os Tage Whe at : “Corn L eggrenaive on either ‘side “aan of a: Oe shigrbeata slace iiee' ame ist 11 | Also Futures In Cotton, oe sold fer cash, er carried on on mar~ ” a tan 1. but wonlda't care to set on Tye break. | Stock ‘on tod 95,00 77.3s3|Crain and Provisions WIRES wb dhe vertens eae dered, claims that the proceedings place " sy . Re Ship Kee, Ship 2 hy “ “a rders both side NEW Youth Jat aa ni unchanged; mild. ne utur od CAYLORD, B .ESSINC & CO., 397 Olive St., St. Louis. Mo. ed Le ee Tee ee ee we ee Ne ee on ae oe ) ; her in a position in which ehe does not ‘ Jefferson Club President Returned to | “*Tve to be placed. She says she has al- | New York |. +00’ 2 Sea|| Gu. 475) 184.008 : 3 wuy ded " M Laughlin the - 7 ‘ , ‘ - "7 “Wheat received its only strength to-ilay on fake , Ys intended to pay Mr. aug Raltimere .. 40,106 86.401 (4) 407 S571 P gth ‘ a sing Hy Lowest. Closing the City to Take Part in the Fight fui ameint of compensatioh agreed upon. | Phila... 12% 1S. T3B 141,136 Qu, 249 her Am, Feperting (Bat mai a Thy oy Totag. 2 , ‘Mrs. | Boston .. 54,708 | 7 PAE! nc cccee sel ahaa » Pehl 1” thy February .. - : “ he aiden cables on March =. \ aa _— oat eet ee et ee oe oe ee Fi = = $5444.50); heifers, 8$3.254195: canners. §2 256i2.85; | atxkers ard feeders, §3.25414 Sh; Texas fed beeves, $440.2) Logs - Receipts to-day, 30,000; tu-mor- ° row, 27,000; left over, 2639; active, steady to shade higber;, mixed gee bute bers, 84.4614 SO: gol cholee heavy, $4 won S2's; Tough heavy. f 4.05; —. $4.45414 70: balk of sales, 7h. 5111S SI ~ » j }2 Pr Sheep- Receipts, 20,000; best steady, others slow: tative wethers, $4 tog "BS; Western wethers, $4.75 as ANtUtit ¥ Silos, Ten . futures ¢lose , 4: be! Arye arch, 4 2R4e Mateh @o 4): Native lamba, $3a:7: Western, 86416 According to a statement made by in the City Democratic Hoffman to the Post-Dispitch, her act.on —— ay ri anit In compromising a suit in which he was Export — Movement. xg oe marke, ele na ing frot wining Committee. her attorney, without consulting him, was | - - ——— | in! r, Hpppedt imate Gui reg a ae What led to the suit. Mre. Hoffman said | Receipts. i Shipments , cls Cote gat Wednesday PLACE SS . : “When BP was 15 years old I lived on a ; | Barrels. Sacks. | Barrels.’ Sacks . afe d lower for wheat. ‘do lower for} co. ; . President Harry B. Hawes of the Volice | farm near Flora, Ill. My name was Leo- | New York «| 10,430' 16,220 1.905 16,052 | 1M ort red aINHEY te Feported for Kansas! LIVERPOOL (sot qulet and 3-894 higher “ nor -nDe. . aman. My other Was aitimore ..! hcg ‘ pine it Trew v er. muy t will result | lands me y ‘ ed — to St. Louis from Kentucky | 4.44 My ee a, ee am tian. ‘o. , Eeeoe Ean Kewl baninees, A oe demand tres es El. a $1.4 1escey. ne.zcghbors wis a steamboat captain. ram 4 “eet +o = abides Fie a {amd May, 4 22-64d »: OMMeial revwelpts and sh.pmenta for yesterday: a iemesiately tock charge of the ehove- Dan O'Connor, He was oR a by James Western Se eg a anak =a ol we - nen t conn Tie en firm Ba aie uss) ne hed Mh sad See 20.068 b: Same ane Ju'y hy Bocoigte. Cots. wo bogs. ao te § oo Fourth ( “roll dre , ’ ; . Aenley. He was a ambler, but 1 did nat aah ri r : ket has falled peaere th ptm fa Ged egcigne Pay nets attie, Si7¢; “s,s ; sheep Tiilsmanship ot Se ane. svems te know it. Hetod me if I would mirry him PLACE Wheat (‘orn aud unless we get a better por oman are —— —--— " agate Ha ITY, 9 , he 31 . Cattle roth and ; he would take me to eee the wor.d. ] r 4. 7 . epi aces ") In lined to think riee i] rther.*’ LIVE STOCK ee be — re, Bes by ORE®, $3. Mage BAS Pi Re. Ship ex Sh, Ve York , ° Texas steers, $5.000G5.10, Texas cows, $2.5042 ine Sts. phn id reported = thi oc WE = $065: native cows and helfers, $2.46mM SS: stock mittee “This ip sirup) ¥y my old fight to rid the Sp og a oe Sie, We came to St. | ‘ 35.760 | 240.000 bu of a party of the Bradys,” he said. “Friends | [outs and were married at the old Everett mg Je en, serene Goes | taken at the seaboard veuterdar fat vanun he Wational Stock Yards. Hogs Receipts, 12400; market atoady: bulk of Capital of Sam Cook, who suspect that the reor-}] Hotel. Kenley went south and tn 1874 word a mle ae, = 1 Me spp yt an'cng | Chicago salve of cash cure were : id to amount NATIVE. ¢ ; Receipts. Lan TE oy mY: Hist, packers, * . 500,000 recon is direcied aga'nst him. have | Came that he was eick, at a smail p.ace ete 4 ‘ees 344 > peg Pr oe ey _ wipers eis Petes sitions 7) alin de ape , ginéin fae Market gen | cales, $4 5004.00: beavy, $4 5244414.65; packers, om misinformed ft is not an attack on| Pear Memphis. Capt. O'Connor, who was “ pentate City nt a +. ond ot obe ‘ | RY® ; oo ty fair $4 O14 HI; mixed, ¢1 fond ne ligt, S437 hye Surplus and Prefits, c ‘a Cook or anybocy else, except the Kradys, [‘boantng at my house, west down there. | viigankee - 18.200) 2 | 4: mm S, SSige; No. 3. a 7 ae Kee iptae ommarket late at a Cook is , _ bprtirrie te frie nal of vIVs if an i I Was towo fick to Oo. Kenley died. He Minneapolis “1 4) OTu - “pe ‘ ‘ P SsAki KY ‘hy — ao , ad B ts. TO: _uarket atrong; lamba, $5 OGL . thopra ris ’ ; : : es 2 rave OVC j : j , ls " 5 ‘ "aad : - . , . step css he F “pie 3) y th | muttone, &3.70475.10 OFFICERS Many other whe favor a reorganization. | 44 onnor $8000 and some daimounds | Jouluth 45.143 Maiti grad : pts, ae POSE T “Ey lw ft . oad .moee iting grades, 45c. . - posnen . MOUTU OMAHA, Neb... Jan. 31.—Cattle receipts. , > Everybody knows that the committee, 7 me. em HAY » Sie os one - market ateady Native beef steers, $4. 20 Julies S. Walsh, President. Pre ide @s run by the Bradys, was not tru8ted by ‘l married O'Connor in 1879 He died in Western Flour Movement. Receipts—Lacal, 6835; throuch, 200; shipments, [> : ; cote e tee on ans Western steers, $4874.80: Texas steers, Breckinridge Jones, ist Vice- eldent the pariy, and that .t coaid ratse oniy $200) 10. 1 married John Hoffman in Mare, [- _ Say pte 7 | , 3 - Pe he as cmuel i i for the last campaign. We be.ieve the bad |] 188. When I married him L had $23.00. He Receipts. Shipm'ts. Demand firm: rec ys ore qu Ite Iibera.; en dee tim oe Sager crease « “7 ers. treet atockers and feeders, 83.60405.25: Samuel FE. Hoffman, 24 V ice-Presa, ement in the cammittee, which ts the) bad some property which brought in $3v" a Bae 4 254) 6 Rah 1. $i $12.00; extra che) as tigh as $12.00; No - , ; capes eae 4 ou , -. $3 raven. 25: bullae, stags. ete., $2. 7547 DeLacy Chandler, Secretary rudy element. shou d he lim nated and the Aa month, which Was nit ehoukrh to come aut Chicage : . as — ‘ 11 O06 11. = bie on $u ap % 1 : . . Pd ‘ ‘pets 4¢uM): 9 maenet shiade to ih James FE: rock, Assistant Gecretary. pin, itec feuT@anized on x pract cal obs.s. ‘ ven My money was put initio tue estute Detre't : fr. ms $7 OGD OO pr nce oe en et ry ant ; ve . ' he , ‘ oh , mixed nat tna F redert ‘k Vv lerling., Trust Officer. Later we believe the committee saould be} When he died our tncome was {99% a month. | Milwaukee : hone | eetie te celet Ghd amcuet of ates EO eters... ae, “4 Fits.” 8. 4S ety bigs, Sears ae [| Nat. Wo Ewing, Superintendent of Safe enlarged by the addition of prom.nent men Thomas * and wife, the latter the ] Minneapolis ss STRAW i. wiaian sa ae - iil - miles. $4 55 WThy “Saute Mecetpin, | 470 Deposit Vault. daughter of Hoffman. tried to break the Waoeat, $4.75: rye $7 Tr ’ : ee res : ~ a. om > lowe ue a go by, other elde knowsg| Marriage contract, under which I was to Sample Market Frices. KRAN Sacked, 67¢- East S , is , bull teen tee eee 8 fa "4a. tame te ee DIRECTOR®: they are beaten. Because they know this, | receive certain property. Iemp.oyed Juce» : : - at the mil). l; asad °. eine nate Auguat Geb : we belileve they in some way Parca the | Henry Laughlin. His compensation was | To-day. | Yester’y. Year ago BR. hots . . = at . ~ Mo, Jan. 31.—Cnttle. Re- ps Hf Gonldard 7 a —— ler written by « = 3aG pe CMNTY SNE) CUTTY « ae : : cece ry $200 tuarket strong to Be higher; KE Pla ei ‘Senile Gun @Aimoom for the moeting. They did this | to Julan Laughitn on the same terms, The] N . a Ss a red ae pater ans . 5 ¥ aa ts, Ob) mark oe NS | | . , Qi Ta ae asad median avedes pireaher ates Si oe | wt se oe ad s} TL het io Be higher 7 Mm. NOUNA Juiluse S&S Waleh. - a3 3 ! teort iced : bi 7 leep Receipts, ~~ irhe " en Wm FF. Nolker Kella Welle (has. H. Turner Fugene F. Williiame. tO prevent a meeting but whether they litigation dragged through eight years. . , Ani a ‘ . reer = vmipy and gr.te ms et _ > : _ orninea - , or ah “ee : iacene teee | ae din’. ah : ST. LOUIS STOCKS AND BONDS. Auguste B BPwing. Mreckinridge Jones. vn | ~y > > oe . » aes y «4 Git'y : , ‘ ' tre that he had I8 of the A mombe a of ihe ferred before he had taken steps to collect]: 2 Northern ot Gedle Shit LFAI> £4 a3 cane . = ELTE! . St I-mits Trust committees, a Kain of three since Monday. what he cla med was due him. 2 white . 6% 26 31 SPELTER. $4 Aled 70 poi ~. t niom Trust (eo ae Six members of the committee were up to h Bie e Me sublished statement that my first! . : see oat +P - as A 01 My ———— t= ; > . ht ~~\. pe esinaippl Vallew Trust € . ~ CIR " ort time aco empioves of the Fle Usband Was a circur man is not true. He}! : gs: ee oy ola ] 7 ic ». 207 ‘ase Av & Fair Grounds Ga. I ) j CHICAGO Sot ve 8 Office, but it te said meee ven f Kambler and a gool one. He male} P " | suly . ot ee Sivan oe ho.ce, $3: Florida, Sig on 4 i Pie £ iVerchants’ HRride ay! , ae the conpen, 3194. old #*. regiete . d iis A forme PARIS, Jan. 31.—M. Delcass Minister . / 450. Russet. $37 : hante’ Tv , ie es orvtay, , - ate Chairman (. (') Maffitt. The friend f Foret Affa! grange t —— | BAN ANAS- ‘ort Limon, $1.75 6, male ae co agg ig He ipa ups twos. TAN. Se, ewgintered, 112; de “4p bet ween these an ~*~ y i o oreign firs, atated tuo the Cabinet ——_—- Ketones os th > oe totton , , : 7m CS, ‘ gkeniemen and : n rh. | . | SONIA WA! SO Gated ppere LUA), $54 4 per — ‘Tense \ * ‘ghter chunks . a .- o: d referred ’ Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt was traveling In | & 2t'ec, eased off to 28 eile. but steadied later aah LARD. « , Bermudas aod poe for red Nan.e Hees. ? at oe: pos t ge and mares tenes it! nal tir : , at! aye Mia S 87 “ 2 ty ‘ “: Pelion Govt, wade a lu, red gue, ot A ot eng eee “alt Japan. As he Was the chief heir under hie The hrovistons market wae firm, deriving strength ind A oe 6 Seer | a, Byatt ol, S11 pe ruie ; — ae (renga fancy martes seiner " band he Was hurriedly summoned | fem bog +m an ane 7 eetimates ahd better KIBS att ‘Sukoows Magne per ib ns Kling alte ae: Ametertam tiae ome, abandoned the tri: around the ; Pricws at the yar Vn the advance tle market oe * ss PEPPERS. Cholce Floriaa, $2472.50 per 6-basket pone Ro scpa se leans reformed World. Upon Which he iad e% mee See ruled quiet and firm Mey pork opens! fe over May -| & OFQ7O | 5 72 | 5 674: 70 | , Crate . Y. "6%. , i nq! borecs an! tatilugs v Wm lu New “ngia sd Trenepeortation to enn rity of friends Mr. Vanderoiit says that | [reterdas. at $10.87%9: May lard unchanged at : , | gos a New OUrleuas, on orders, Bhvadue per «go. o aie” Se pn ed addeece| ann §:. 3. Sleeteie Vetirle Tramp. Ce ‘} & Weetern i d ’ ° a and May rite @ shade up at 65 Tu Chicago Close. du - “pee seal = Gp Cecides sernece | Gna ‘| lew | - : lwlaware viet s fn f Ke ine “a Ore aal new “ t *{ g j 16 ‘ , t ° aoa ' eee . . o ar & liv leet) in com y . o os declined later to Oiler, where the market : a aid | ct CL Mis bits— F ior) da, $34,350 per crat seins oh deat | J munication with the fris Wie he left do quiet and steady for some tlme A feyrer on HICAG), Jan. 31 Wheat- Jan. a ’ , ve cape Cod - MULE QUOTATIONS Powder f.} oe | oa the rejoin them at wo. ver potnt the fore! gn Gomend had Improved apd TET hee. duly, on 7 : not Jan., ; ‘ om Bevan Gere Jovarme aan se . bunebes ! ia « ‘ ie, Tange ne6 : oes ° — i ent ‘ : J i wbese. o preferrs] luy. Qhigc @ Da ae Le er jt oe Ras de. bulls of sales. 7 40 we a | Lauis Subecriptions . on yi, e* ae ‘—— oh UU tandard ©] SSage bat? Sti. 6 cll ened eR AE Rtas ict aid Compete ihe tri in ¢ TNpwanys. unprotected) cfops caused a redetion ty ee : : Now th: at the ext; . ' : May closed frm. wae over yesterday at as’ Northwest $1 4: Bouthwest, $) 56; Mar, =e KMNIi's 1. P , —t " é the setl.oments hav been ‘ a’ : 7" Sept. S110 a P RU TAKAGAS % " a +4 a “ : 76 See 47 ar 55 UU pDesaeer € one r reason why » - ; + er, at ST Lint Is, Jan 4] lian May wheat ren . (Riggins tA) pets he harmis of his spring, re . ' 2. Bie: : Hews of the plague a the Argeut.ne bas been fe pcute, wert r a. t soe 22 2u Py — sey dia + ian ~ - mules tp Aree! ‘** an Si% (late ” a 22, ' " cely } , iis bollish news the lara; Seconds is . . ~ vhs nave lal es Teyresent hret AS Ma eho Visited Newpor: ; and iooked CHICAGA. Jan Is , f ites fotlon io th . . poral a te Chicago u a ae 5 oo, O88 ) gut, etricty Wall Street at PeVerTal Cott, ‘Kes there exp Lined Mas OS GE «: ‘ ~ ‘ , ket opened slightiy etronger Lacking my Poe F-stras ] ‘as t pr iy eo und and e« {fie Ry Associated Press this by saying that is bh ‘s mother ete 1 te © Be. May 32ear\e, 2) , ' Market eased off, foreigners continuing ‘tion DPirete ........ Cees. eee eer ¥ ARE Nf Ww ’ + alee next Sulnmnes the Hire akere would De ' ‘ vs , .* May 24 J wT. ae tiis side, abo img our prices duwn to aceutd woth abies , ” ia ‘ : : tiee . ’ : t'r; “ | apnea K per a Closed an, 42%: 10 87%. _ theirs UB eS. ; ‘ N oats a ew & na = % rs . tee A Goth age i: , f ‘ ; 65 dk ' 4 lhe LIilinois Crop Report was another beat item ; ae sal ae i > SL eee, im, st ey io ts i . ne'rut! meatera te gains before he «a)} a ite ' a5 on . . an he. o.70: July, — tly affecting Chicago and, conseqventiy x fits) Uc, ae a | al i im : nite bovis ' aourt at lite ret pe ve ae ; . Bae + elem ae wre re ; ' ATI un. ‘we orth went sot ne auis oye. * . ' ‘6, : : . —_ , ' = ebb — Aber ian “ey 516th “ She Stee, arn aanowhere'? expected tn his friends rh $i 0 Kye May. SR *y The receipts locally and in the Northwest were s. ci: ome L the rie ite | Te ove a point Snger vitrated rather ferer- nM Iudia an at the whole ie Timothy—Jan, $2 %). ewaller to-day, but they have lost all the inflnencs , ; — ) tet gp hae | wine teat the ‘ oF oe hg an opening gain and then rising again Would wet back home some time fn ‘oh 862! o a * . teee annie posse sse:| The grain centers of the! o heoeipis, Sov , euipiuellse, LuTU : ' ‘ - fe Sager ctumlned awey in price untf) tt reached uly, when he wou!’ Tgoto Nee i 5 eee CHICAGO, Jan. 31 Rutter steadly: creamer'es \curthwest— Minneapolis and Duluth alow , | Ba.es aC lily, kes ~y Mk af tue ber} there ¢ : tthe? shares were fot ed tu ea hal jm , —. lteific. dairies. 108% 22e Fage firm: freah fei fospect of apother large inctease for t! ea }! it” (rameter! f The meuhkcetent of the feliure TWO AMERICAN. lige Diresee) poultry eteady . turkeys, B'y Gul. i, « demand te emall, comlog oniy from th tile Yuotation for ubdrawo birds. Drawn 25- per revs ; narhe , ' 7, ‘ uae @ese fal ow ed ty asics | GUNNERS DEAD. chickene ah wits? while farmers are hanling Mote grain. Alilaeg .| deze wwer es rts LL ares i > « fur thelr acewunt of large ble mes PRORTA. Til, Jan. 81—Oorn gutet; new No 9. elevators, guvod roads anc fair prices combining Mailani and red head, $3 0, canvas ba Kk. STM Mis they at emes TO o the! i lat! laeues Cannon Burst by aA Salute Fired in ag) (bate steady; No 3 whit: S38 byt DBA, draw the grain - os the . hands . 5) bw wihg ica’, > & te ; . feu e rf, —e aseres so Sugar were je and eky Ori ou the basis of 23 wr finishes Hecetpta at St. Laute te day were Ge hoa con ow, ater bs = th PTER STS detpame pmenis were made Mon , ner meus Honor of the Kaiser. gicvds . * ~~ © nee rare with 14.873 Pu the aame dav a veer aa Tives Wild geere Siva eathip pers, 2. bia | : as eiof tly tees atm) tule. . a reiting market WASHINGTON, Jan g A KANSAS CITY, Mo. dap 31 4Mowe HY, these S care were iwe!, compared with BSS | Jackanipe. $1. Wu, rabiits, ' _ fresh, 61 235 ‘ r. | mi I ere bead a jvat | hes and Wire St Pau ’ Tejport from Var. _, > y d. : eacks and is «care the aathe lay & Year ego Peiigu eft) pul P qyuitte. Td jak raibite, | ef low * ! 2 i j j «a thes ij Tiied ralliroeds« diepiaring marked etreng’ % Hong Kong fay" hat 8 inday while the Sol p Tic: ! May opened at Ti %\ alove Je sterday @ ¢ one }, ‘posenim, each, dc . ‘ eel 4 “od merket wae irreguiartr oo « fair rulume of American gunboat Wheeling was firin p. me 20 Later it sold at 70"% he, Tye, Tokyit bite hata ~ » det, medium. 82. | Four joa Te , | th | Duslness lute in honer of ths (ierman Emp a v pet bead P ht sing 1 | Marx “— P beep. mal which moved nartowly Raliread siucks were iight- $3 factory day's close, with bo advances recorded ra } | Open PEANUTS Red, Pe ar ce ae j : , Viatwell & (ruuh. Mole Co. thes moles Late y traded in with Harfiagten and Seuthern Paetfic or & Heberts Unset active larger atmatmtea of # steady. “fell inade taticy i, , ing was 44 down e bite. Me , | <a stern wens i od iba dows. i ‘ioe “or Se — be. Saaee Cy, imalen. D mt Roimrte ‘founhe. mules waded tewarda 1) ortork, dropping n over 8 . ‘GPR BS wt: Se, lows off; We ngre dex 5 Er, closed le Pre) CANS CTs—z! ; ; . The general market beid steady, but be és tO POS OMe mug —F * , ot : ; . : per lb. LIV ont ameenee<s oT atte bye ehh | a staid wetste ¢ : E STOCK BY TELEGRAPH, | “Simsnx. sun a2 wowry on cat iss Av inn 2 ai * S| as competed with en. oo hey were LOR NU mr, ornt, prime mercant! POE x soon ve raes, ha 4; May, te Fk “Oo ad ‘% at we be ms CHICAGO, | dan. liao woh ae tt aes ent; sterling exchange cesier, with bea “Seane “ts choice : ‘g*y ; am | maker’ ) J “ . ' be, compared with 233, coo a . ee Se; cow —8ane abyet at ve° ¥ nm SySgeeys dave clearing house statement ahows: (Clear- $4475 621. balances, 6475 ase si M:. Vancer- tt: “ae aE Bit 55 °3S FB ~~ te ESR SE. oe: re Taienanniaenetee mee cra
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a is mn ’ 4 ° . +. 7 - 7 r : sf os oR ye oe ae at sit sain Y as ie eae . 2 : | ; y : ' 7 % ec . , oe 7 id . , € : — " ; ia. a, ee / _— ~—" —s ated —"* . ‘ aS we a ¥ ATige Ce ty a . h t é eS “a. ; : * eg ot et a eee seid I i i : : en 4 yes 44 +e 4 € ‘.% ‘ p § yt ‘* ¥ i Psu whe — Amy ag = . tat & " b> 3 a - ; gies 2 fe = oe Pa “a ali pasting he ie X vA ta. we § « MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 31, 1900. t Year the Post-Dispatch Published 276,150 Want Ads—14,523 More ™!".° West of “the Nississipph . a ee ROP he rae Des SITUATIONS WANTED—MALEB. | HELP WANTED—MALE. | SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE | WELP WANTED—FEMALE. ROOMS FOR RENT 0 H BOARD BO Words or Lees. 6 Vonts. ~--— - ' 20 Words or Less. 5 Cente. . ROOMS WIT BUSINESS WANTED. ——--= | MAN AND WIFE WANTED Man with knowledge a 14 Words or Less, 10 Cen 14 Words or Lees. 10 Cents. 1¢ Worts or Lees 10 Conta, 14 Words or Less, 3° Cents. BARBPR—Situstion | wanted by first-clase man; of feult and farm work woman bouse work | STENCH RAPIER Experienced stenographer “and usiness Annouwwcemeuts, 10 one Vee Line cz ADAG . . . : - — ere a= . . . can give references if requir 4d: am single man Call at 436 Finney av, Of. mw Teor kK ee poe Fr wants position; guml penman; mod- Hot SEGIRL WANTRAD Experienced ctrl fas gen- nae S ST, 2340—-Nicely furnisbed roome fut | MORGAN ST . BAST (Cor. Ciraod) Moet reasomadle | NO ¢ BAGS for it ieting business: we n Beare ©. P. H.. care Columbia Hotel, Elbe | eo ery posittone guaranteed under rea- | fratt celarys Dest reference. Ad. O 18, Post- | eral housework, 3814 Windaer piace . serme te ene: ee as a et publicity; straightforward {iii a atable conditions. our faclifties for securing po ae er re wees | BELL AV., 322G-—Lovely south toom; clean, well ' Bhi « somtalbarean ~ eas BARTEND EL: .S wanted as bartender; beat of sitions and the protic en y of onr graduates. are ST ENCMIRAPITE n—Young lady ‘with | came ex ort - : RL, WANTED — ; A id, Post Dixpat« nis Olive et tiood girl for general housekeeping PAGE AV, 38304 Reem, with of witht teoard ' : ) thanu‘’e ‘Fy us, we bave a large of ens kind. 2117 Linton as ree Dispensary 1vl4 Llranpkliin av , ] ~ t BoY—sit. Wanita! by a lwo of V7; beard and Ov., Ss N17 St. Charles rey a Iitat PAG IRT Ww APPRENTICES WANTED—Millinery apprentices; SPAGTRE, WANTED 4iirl for general houses 9 for light lhousekeeping sonable. all conven'enves; err - my werk, good, plain cook, with or without washing. f . pouseseeping; teasona bie ; - = ; ween a HOUSEHOLD GOooDs WANTED, alan aG- | PINE ST) 252% Handsamely furnished rem. with emall wages: has experfonce tn saloon Work Ad K 14, Pust Dispateh p Ae) & H those w be «are to learn the business; none un bacon 5 | BOY —Sit. : Ter - der 168 years of age need appl S. Strauss & wr bade ay LASTON AV. 2019-—Lovely front room; : wanes } Boy—sit. wanted hy oo ored benoy 18: gom) ref r ed ms erpe i‘o., aot Ww ashingtun st E vt y- . He Ske Joining Mrs, furnished fur light houseker ping; #acellent board: for gentlemen, private family. 14 Words or Looe. 7” Conte. Saees; eaderstande honer and dining men vols USEFI, WANTEI> 4iirl for general house- Kon stove . . PrATIIERS W ; or he ol tu borse uf go dd porter H. I... :815 MERCANTILE COLLEGE, BASTERS WANTETD -Expertenced hasters and work. atan & Compton ay, BANTON AY " as rs "tc _ pe ST. panes HOTEL offers for the winter beard fat eld font) Nae on tae ae * ber " , . *% t } ” . , ' o> Base ae ° . eA: HHO arge ne TD e = and reeoma. A ‘ E D lan ‘ he . «rs men “etal. 234 Lincoln Trust Iidg.. 7tb and Cheetnut sts, indl- learning girls.on vests; steady work; good pay. | HWOUSKMGINIL WANTED a. [a - eatin | —- —— Sepegallh aos term, day ana night, now open. Beg oe by Fag get tr gr wey BE i ape, SEGRE, WANTE » i" rlencet girl for geD- | RASTON AV., 3501—2d floor; two large front front foom. with heating stowe and clothes eh eset :~ Or A HMAN-S ted h neral xir!s to Jearn; call at one 019 Morgan st llc sp oi S. Broadway. rooms, furnished, with mealern yang one ado d Ps for two of three gents; aleo one back renn vadway. anon et ee able: lau ot STOV E R E PA | ae TTT e Ta mori wi bath; to gents $1.25; to couple for housekeeping, @outhern exposu e, withot “ ne fh ie k: German; competent, reliable. loug expert- BL IN-HOLBE MAKER WANTED—For Singer | Het SEGIRIL WANTED niall irl for light house. fuel, ight, cook ing utensils, dishes, bedd ng cooking poaur with or without gyex«l home we eHeEST price paid for furu!ture and feathers. ence; safe driver dee vine, icc apt For every at le in the United States button-hole machine. Apply to N. & J. Fried- {| - Wore; 5¢ te 56 yedre off. Is Keds av. laundered, $2.50 a week, with private family VERNON AV. om3_Wanted. oe a rete sta lence we no peetes. hk ove or range made . Nat t. HotsSrainL Ww 1 revere e ¢ of two. TENSIN AVN., m—Want seven aditits ti Thr HPEST « ‘ COOK—Sit. as second cmk by young man: sober! to be had at A. G. BRALER'S, 219 Locust st. | man. 416 6. iid gieeed heuse@usk: mat Wendl.” 028A Lick: board, Srwt-clase accommodations; om re- | car yet, fosthe 474-37 for furotture, plemse, good habits; wages reasonalle Call or ad- } —ee CNHKOK WANTED—tirl to cook, wash and t[ron., ory st. ays es Sane Seeey « ; FINNEY sv... “Bhi Nicely , furnished pecond. floor quired. an. ate . we * ag * of entire contents of a dree* L. Db. W.. 1411 Washington av. es nie ; . 3 assist with housework; small family; plain cook- : : front Fools, “with boanl; private family, reas WAS HIN. ™ N IR ge Seng aren or . 3004 Pine st HOUSEWOMAN WANTED -Colored woman for Sore “aga ee ASEHINGTON AV., 2816—Elegantiy furnished | — - — _— : ar SALESMAN WANTED) For hardware In St. Louls general housework; go home nights; references. FRANKLIN ree ons Comfortebiy furnished Toom; steam heat, bath, gas: lat-clase board; | IF YOU wont to ll your household ond con- DRIV ER--Situation wanted by col red bos to drive and surrounding te«ns: permanent pos tion :o COOK Ww ANTE» yaar Gomman girl aa > ae: ‘ane AN i : reom: fire and bath: for two gentlemen or ladies; owner of propert beat heated bouse in city: — flats, resid me s = delivery waron or as bellboy in hotel. Appy at energetic party: experience not necessary Ad familly: good wages 3233 Hawthorne, Compton pen - ouk av. - scccnitisuntsitbaltaniasiiind —_— — ercellent neighborhood ; convenient to good board ; excellent service ¥: ow niek “ft nist ‘ ide nee oz oo nein en ein fe Adama sat dress, with stamp, The Obio Autemobile & Heights. LAIIES WANTEI>-Scholarehip free by doing & Slo. w mans , ; lroming , Wages $16. 2016 Geyer. coTtner ¥th and Olive; Nashville, Little Rock, Ft. - Beto | FNGINER R -l4censed engineer: vise hand, «team PARTNE wa =D. pape BER ings geo mg 7 _- — The Ilustrated Youth and Age, Nashville, Tenn, FRANKI IN AV.. 1736—T nice furnished front WASHING TN AV., 2811—Nicely furnished reoom:, | ~~ = ——— Acense er: » : , ; ‘le: ne A ‘ : ‘ ¢ urnishes mther : ee nani , . 14 Words or Leas. 20 Cents. wash and iron; emall family; good home, 4404 | . : we nice n exposure ; first-class board, for six _ Week MGs Pettiegsich. §~=—— «I PARTNER WASTEN-G16.000 cosh for bosinees | _rimer_™- LADIES WANTED—-For werk: first-class of plaing | _Fooms for rent; 34 oor. ___ __.. | _Reatlemen HOUSEHOLD oops ror SALE ; _ we pa tens 4 : . D. cash fo . : ° aE 2 acorvar ie i aaa’ a ent t. but © ‘ rood home le trim- ’ , ‘_ , weac ” ’ - tas + vs hamean a ethell in this ecity: legitimate line of merchandise; | COOK WANTED-—Expertenced girl as cook; sub- ec -elige Hey a. pects ——— seoatall nae 4 FOUNTAIN AY. 4832—Half of house; price $15. | WASHINGTON AV... 2°81 (corner)—2. elegant F FIREMAN Want position as ru con — profit from 62 to 100 per cent on capital in- urban town: emall family: liberal wages; refer- ‘ard and delivered f1 remiahout “citie Address | FRANKLIN AV 28-—N ly f ixhed for connecting parlors auitable for two couple: good urniture. —— man, Ad, A. C. H., 3 ~. vested: eonmnections abaolutely the. best (tn sad ences, Ad. C 10, Post-Dispatch. he letter MI 12 Post-Dispatch = housekeey ing. $2 _, MENIow Oo pre Betee oo A wee at moa furnace heat; modern conveniences; BEDROOW TP — ae y eal a = linge - references expected and furnished. Ad. “ = - . - ‘ ‘ ” ee : ; — ; : ae - - ‘ ‘ . - e . ° 3 br re » oy per men th for ° . S , . . y For sale. one hed nls see A 16, Post-Dispatch. “aul & ioe ar 5 Virginia aon tee ager MACHINE GIRLS WANTED--Fxperienced machine | HOTEL BARNUM—Rooms heated; low rates for] WresTWIVSTER Pt 4214—Verv pleasant 1 ‘ ousex . “” eit “* . gore is cas oe ’ ts: v sax] rice WT 2 . ' . ‘ a . » ‘ a. . . ’ » Wweil- - Kirt n cashmere pants: power used; price, S5« the winter; telephone service: electric elevator. heated rooms, with board: re “re ple Hol SEHOLD GOODS For sale, 10) pets. Rowuesela, ve'vetae 3B-ply ——s $2 GROCERY CLERK -Yeung man, 31 gael habits iehepiaibinn ath —— tah ged — oe he “¢ er ee ag with » gol salary, as bookkeeper and cashier; ae For iaeeoe Reliable first-class cook. 4537 NURSE W \NTEDO A tirst clase nurse girl to take large. light room: porcelain bath, furnace. gas; ae ‘rr DS- Nicelv furntahed room. with 1) cooking aad hee! ing stoves, $1 50 BLP st ior the \ ~ saat tee > Naete a ex lnoorporated campany in this city; in business aang ‘ iit ' care of 2 children; reference. 4743 Cook av private; reasonable. Minette ek an 11 Fraakiie’ oo oe, Care) ae satis n>? o- eTeretiies: ‘ 5 . yak 2: . ; s " Denes « M . ° 2 ° of” - . , ° _ - — — - = Bb uy pertie «Cull 3000 Thi kory #t A eck a iititee erates “a. tne Mania ny rED—Good girl as dishwash- | weycp sini, WANTED — .? emt "ine tb - _ MAN- Young ian wants sit fh meat market ; has ; . . me . g ST ae Way EP ee experience. Adlies+ Al Gancershey, Go88 Maple CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. DINING ROOM GIRL, WANTED: A good dining NURSEGIRL WANTED—itrl who has experience | LEFFINGWELL AV., 7194 N.—Nicely furnished 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. erate tics wanted by young wan of 21: colt 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. : ge gy meer wl yom of infant, witb references. 4221 Dei- room for gentlemen; gas, bath; private family. Hor “EW ANTED -T want 4 elee ae ent act femme Sewing Machines. 4 4) her [ ‘ “ . P N r = 17 nN . - am o F . : Hor DINING ROOM GIRL ning room LFONARID AV.. 826 N.—Lads alone has 2d-story honse, with bath, in respectable oeighborhood, | POR SAL F---Sewing machines; Singer, { : . writer: would 1! the om oof ony : : a ° Ye rw, 107 Monroe st "al al Woehiahoa Solicitor and cvlector. Ad. cirl in restauraot at 104) N. Taylor sd OPFRATOARS WANTED—Female operators to make front: use of kitchen furniture; for light bhouse- and convenient to dowbtown cara, with a fair Home, White and Pines ttc &1. new drop heads . oro _ MAN-—Sober and industrious soung married man i cen: stead > i , ---~ -——-——- weld secure ; : , ' ' ' CITORS ' 3 8S. Broadway Wages: steady work. Premium Mfg. Cw., 1U0U8 eee ee ld secure a careful, prompt-pasying tenant; - at: Wante pexition; am handy with tous, ae SOLICITORS WANTED- =Onal oe settcttore: Ma? Ce Centur as eran mnt a “i ——--- - St. Charles et. * LINDELL, AV., 3525 -Elegantly furnished room on family of five; youngest 13 years : Ad. D id loch D 972 ~-- — $s. a. MY lroor ¥ :: wees aut ‘m] prove ” oS: ome 10a co padi hateines 4003 Tasted t- Ben Fe a - he MD artes ‘ S0264 Lindell. sonable. Ri ae ea ae Ti log. wants work of any kind; referen > | AGENTS WANTED—$10 daily to live men; we] GI, WANTED—Young girl for general dining - Seroamaenara. ~ a a ——| ROOMS ANT BOARD WANTED. Da een ec gnent Cincy: - Riaiee Ties MAN—Young manef 2 wants sit. as yard, kitele Want agenis everywhere; leather suspenders can roon work; call ready to work. Cal 1423 Prank- SEAMSTREESSES WANTED—Expertenced seam- |] LECAS AV., 2026-1 furnished room, 2d floor, 14 Words or Leas. ® Cents. cael weosidmrdeicer..« on oT houseonan, an wok around hersee, buggies, Dot break, Wear out or pull off butions; selis at lin av. stresses for ladies’ muslin underwear; apply at LICAS AV. 17 > pps - = a 7 ‘ ‘ you cows, furtiace. e Ad WTB, Boost DP inqeatets. signt; —— puraicbed free. (inetonati Leather ——_—— -- - —-- once, SS, Grabinsky & Co., T19 N. 7th wi " nd floor: “313 at) ren! ape beh ory rooms; Sret or | ROOM AND ME ALS WANTED—Unturntshed room woven, Ranges, Etc. * Tacs Suspemdet telt @o., BSS, Cincinnati, O. ark , — Seibtice: dehprtgie = oo fr le > ih Or ——— BAN--Nit. by nice, respectable young man; more | - * - 2 “ =. ; oon . ANTED- -Iitping room girl, Hotel Thane, | epeyomiRaAPHERS WANTED--Fiegant practice rrecaa ane , 7 per pons sath: Lindell as Cae 4 dinner: $3 | RANGE. For sale, Majestic range. extension Some than wages: can give guod references. 140 | AGENTS WANTED--Sew ticket: pew plan; | _ 1") X. Broadway : ‘sae pone G08 -cuneieet es Soper: SS ere AS AV., 2696-1 anfernishes room; 2S Pet: | ferred Ad. T'192, Post-Dispatch. FC tAB IC. new matting aud body brussels carpets mo payler av Dee era alice, ins fe town; best pay. | GIRLS WANTED. Lining makers and stitchers free Century Bldg. The Oilver Typewriter Co. MISSISSIPPT AV... 16—Nicely furnished rooms; | pei yyy ——— | _ 2019 Allen ay aa . . elise, . ive 6 - ; ns st ie) 7 ‘e aside’ = r , s > io 7b he , way . tans +} . hee arts "8, \ at . ; ' ; : : fr) AND BOARD w ANTE. ] >. K “orm n bh ard . . iy ea MAN Sit. wanted in wholesale hous, tory « vane war a clea : —— ime | on on © Snare Peanent-Strituing Shoe Sipe, SI ITCHit R W AN rel ty ggg oe Stilt her on tC and ‘er for lady unemployed: mot. to Pome o $7 STON E—Po r sale, large hand coal! base burner: 9 very freight Aequet: not afraid te wert: mawprric 4 4 4 s ert z)-Agents ip Ine l fowls and GIRLS WANTED—Girls to pick peanuts, "16 N. en s and women s shoes. UlLage, . bee Coa VORGAN ST... 1804 Nicely furnished front Troaom per week Aad). TD “4. Post Dispatch, cheap. Chemical VW orka, 14th and tira thot _ ma. and relinble Qearce M. Junge | elt'es to handle Al afticle, Clement & Ellivtt, (Commercial at ley Tamas av. for gents or Jigit housekeeping; terms tnalerate STOVE -Foer } h Boek’ lrid ‘ : — “1 TEP a QcONeES ae - Ts 2 : e Pale. eneap. “a 8 o stove; HMAN—Wants permanent sft: experten — - | GIRLS WANTED—Experienced buttonhole finish: | STRAW HAT SEWERS WAN ns I> -Experieneed) | wormGaN ST) 2008 Furnished rooms for house- 00 kxn} as bew. JIN) 5. Broadway. ’ wera: furnaces, gitie AGH NTS W AN’ PET>.-Something new in a contract. ,° rs &12 Franklin na Ist floor; call to-morrow > gg oe 3 | Seema: 5 axyane R MMATES W ANTED. ce ieaies 2 : ——_—= | ° ° ° liwmp N Drowudways, } oe one organ and one dining room ‘get ——— A ATT tis oS Maplewood, Moa. | cows, gardens, fle straw hat sewers. Svathwesteru Straw Works heeping: het and cold water; use of laundry eral work, etc.; wis Ad. bo, Post Dtspateh. ey on wrire to nr ot Brokerage Oo., between 8S and %. bath, « te. ) Ba Fa. cage te 14 Words or Less. 10 Coote. Miscellancous. @ «te " ne ve dresser, chairs, t ae a ' } ! to com. oo each ticket paid weekly. Genelll, 9 ('o., 612 Market at. no other need apply. Kestaurant 417 N. 4th s! reasonable : ae . ords or Less. 10 Cents. — See. S100 Olive sf = ‘ lye Tella? . eesti ceberres han ”) ap)! "ol : : a . - — - ae os — - . ° . a . . n ia MAX— sit. a. icone Ay ia ginal i ieshaadl - mo wn —~ | GIRLS WANTED—Machine hands, pressers and fin- | WATTRESS WANTED—Firet-class waitress an:l a AN ST... 4066, For gentlemen, “two ebegantiy a baggy re an cottage, veven rooma; acre of or be yg ot * bee bee enle _tecorated | totlet Steet -B Mane tc AN’ I-SW EATY FEE ' SHOEFS ishers on cuate 1200 N. Rroadway anedene a must bring references. 56 Vande- ba ge rooms; refined private family; must be emntininen Fle sok "mutherears SS a = Hable non “heater $3: Ne oa cee . ; : > ad al al > “e7* - . € Pp : s e . me “a - ‘ . ! © aru } a , boc. We guarantee. o heaves — Gl ss WANTED -!I l« for pressin waists and Cae ea ce i rays ay ea : 2 Kiausman's Krewery App! Kuft - n 3133 Olive at. rr cr erent Gwenting of | Oe on & aa: ae - ait. Saniad tn office br young snan of 2% SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE work: two im family. $58 MeMillan ay. — — . —EEE " —— ype dle ; San — Newly furntetied a parlors: rh Bom yo nnmneut references required. Ad. Y¥ : 23 oink tin Pe ; . . “ A asta inal i ted; i en @ or en sulle; u ert 4h, Poet is eh. —— bright tame) vsike stadt names 20 Words or Less, 6 Cents. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general honse- LAUNDRY HELP WANTED improvements Ry. aes h a EE we 4s * work; small family; good wages. 3646 Flad. 14 words oF lesa. 10 cents OLIVE ST... 2817-2 or 3 rooms, furnished or un- pa peed DANCING. te DWELLINGS FOR, RENT. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. - : te lee ' CASHIER sit. wanted by an expertenced yonng | - MAN ANT? WIR. Man mint wite wish employ imnent yous casbler and office aseistaui; Al refer- HOUSEGIRL WANTEI>—Good servant girl for gen- on NISHI , h451L.— - . ; “. eautiful &-reom real- even! ller skating ( ? sorte’ in salar or Briooety. iy. 4 brown, Wash aed tron; refs. Call vasa N. 22d et. A. K. general housework. 2744 Lucas av. : nm whedy - woo a amk Nevers on TP OUINE ST., s645\¢—Large. nicely fur. 2d-story dence: nice furnace; all io complete order. aft. wom age + pen mo te ‘Thursday evenings. ew kh ~ : Apply oat laundry front meom; go. ex.; Haht housekeeping privileges. | — » 4 pe sali (WOW Sit. wanted by first-class cook and hours HOUSEGIRL WANTED 4jserman girl for general partment, Premier Shirt Waist Factory, ¢th . LOUISIANA AV 1537 -Seven rooms, hall and DANCTNG 1 te teach all ' 4 ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ es ek e a ‘ P - Ni r , 4 ‘ é J 4 oe ‘ - AS ’ M. , ' AN ! f tr ! ‘ — usework; small family; all grown, 4203 W. me arset ots. 7 “9 page gear ie an cn ent ee ae beth; $18. Keeley & Uo. 13 Chestnut et dances tn ene tare yt ae cnacene “ane latest +o. reve ' eihicw | . : ES . = : . ‘ . ‘my : ; ’ . ‘ ) : _ ee . . . mai at i wi ee ee: Ce en, OO I sachs a I a HEATRICAL. Manent occupants or visitors to the city THOMAS ST. 3087 Lovely small 6 room house. Sa i oo cee er aay ar Ora o-aagh - saniing hose: oo washing: middle-aged woman. IOUSELGIRL WANTED—A_ good gir to cook and E ; ( “= © eee ; = het bath, every convenience; pear cars; ke , Fs mipie, “81, Gay « @ BALESMAN Spetalty salesman wants ao ltue fo Call 2106) Morgan st.; no postals answered. do general housework. 263A 8. 12th st. T le ale gwd» ST. 4882—Handsome furnished mom to ft 3661 Thomas at ; , for private lessons; music and aystem; ball for sell to retail drug stores 4d. © 16, Pos: Ds : 14 Words > Less. 20 Cents. or # geutlemen; excellent location; private fam- rent for all occasions Mise Hardy, 911 N. patch. (“new SI) wanted by a good) colored = girl o HOU SKGIRL WANTED—iirl for general house- a 2 r Se kemrerchat —_ Vandeventer av., formerly Paustine Aud. — 4 2 erumil fauilly; oad cook Call 1432 r | work 3116 Fads av. PHeEATRIC \I, Lodges furnished with song, dance, , - “ye : } ‘em GALESMAN. Fnvrectic ajratele om “7. wWogtes at.: 's rn ‘geet mane ay-Caamaaa tee keteh aft! inologue and shetches written. PIN v ST, 253--hiewantiy furnished large front FLATS FOR RENT. SENT) 25¢ for Prof. Deloney's self teac hing “Gane tlonable me fe rm ~s BS, Watt pore citw sales SS Ti« | SEGIRL WANTED ‘irl for ceneral WL Wer ' eon teache ar rye utien, Linmar bidg., ATG alile Manis. furnace heat, gas, rearonahie 14 Words or Less 10 Cents ing instructor and call te woke . a7 iplive at. for fir«t-claes firm beudliiog extabiished sti. | COMR Posation w anted as cook 'n boarding house werk for family of 4; must give references. 4003 ande ter ate hington avs PIXE BT. 9918. Neactte furnished diame fs eee : . . Onn {t—_—-—-— omnes amined i. ain 14, Tus or Festautant. Call 2822 Olive et Kossuth ay hoam: term a tO eee ee ARMSTRONG AV, lODA--Near Chonteag av.; 8 : t ‘Ch ER pe ; am: eTins rea nate room Bat. in nice order, $10: BSOQRGA Rt Vin- LEARN TO DANCE FOR $1.00 - - _— PRESSMAN st “ antod te si mler Tereweetiy : k oper, must come home at night. 717 XN yar at a 1) ® line: Salary right to start Ad. ates : went room tat. het bath, gas fixtures, re- Prof. de Loney will sell a full term of three pateh Cok Sir Yovy nent ~wlored : ‘ ; TL D a ),! | ner! ‘? " ‘ ore Woman as Cook of TOUS, WANTED Re liable £& rl for genera ? PINE ~P an eek onsework: small family. 4313R Kwas RESSMAKING. we “2k Suite unfurnished rooms; reason- . Renenwesh; GSN FENN? :; wrens a D ‘ tered te » $18; S128 Henrtetta, &-room flat, $* ™ months in claseaes fur $3 to a.) entering this w able, gewxl lowation: elegant bath, ete Pe eeeeres SSRVRRSINE, erperewe:, is Geet ou | ‘ANT 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. Poacricsta tin ni. 3 Fase ; : , or fad , KR Sit. wanted be middle aged woman; good — SKGIRL, WANTED A gow! girl for gene ral ; _.. 1 SIXT . th ee aye SAEED , oon wa. aud will guarantee tu teach yuu al the latest eo: TS Mispaten Miinuid cook amd worker; city referenes, Ad. | hens wok, Mo Washing or ironing. 2800 Wash- | 1)j4 SAMAKING Wanted, 10 more ladies te Join | ly 'fonhaed ue ee a ee $10.50; pepeecd: Subuseaw Gann Gat; -beth; reat popular dances fa ode term. Ciseses open fay Se. r Lovis COMMERCTAL COLLEGE, Grand and P46, Post Dispateh ington ay the milliine ry clase at MeDiow: te (lege: get i os Tome, steam Rent : al anny Kinuers this week. or Will teach you ra oa: vVe., commercial, shorthand and = En- , . " rT 1 : or sik for : go omesitions: evening class, 7 te py} SINTEEN te s mel * connecting eompletel! OOOK AV, 4221-5-room flat; Ist floor; _. and twostep perfectly im private .essons foe ; aklin a a eg = ~ DISHWASHER -Sit) by woman as dishwasher in | Tol SEGIRL WANTED — Girl for general house uly ; P ’ babe Ren ~ m Hhec'ing completely iences I’r Wichersianas: &LU5 caval oe. eaves each lessoo receives the Professor's eutire gttea-, music and lady asaistaot itemember, ‘ : : ' @ Ter 4 ha ' ; 2 | ] ' _*-- leu *} ‘ ‘’ \ a’ ] Ag try it ij sy? ‘ ’ “owt ew " . . Mitner. sop dl for young men and niles, l restnurant steady worker: w ages nu object 140” waotk im 3 ermal] familly; good wages. re | >! : n ML Dea 1] Dislitm ry Lc lleare, , ' a a ne r 7 with ‘ mk stove, | me pines v1 : i d . - “ : . a ‘ . ’ t san) * f if ‘~ eer? | » ot - a+ oe eae * “= . e - . ¥ \ Leth «i Chamberlain av. . . a val aise ELEVENTH ST. 1108-1037 S- (Ret. Chontean | these are extreme y low prices. and will sot he a ; ik} «Nive, Warm, eomfortable rooms if roa wish te bears oe - y*R- Sit Watited ty bheitey mivertts hotiee work Gi «lark ays @TENOGRAL HER seaeee stemographer and book- | |, ere? 980 ‘ayer a. @ Be av. and Hiehery e@t.)-—-Each 2 nice rooms and | offered agiin this season, and SIRS Wanted. sits. be twos'’sters: one for nurse | HOUSKHGIRE, WANTS -irt or general hornse- : : ee ; , his mit’ competent, aise e@exper! . de ~~ : , , . sia relies Keverpe mgr: 3 hal Yer kitchen; reasonable rent Apply ° Ths eto ! ce nee, e meeper Wante p ‘ery ag Os. and ether for housework. Ad. To12, Post-Dis- | Werk. 1231 8. Mth st. bet. Park and’ Hiekory. TO EXCHANGE. , Ga comnts HS toe . : SS ee | eet cal oe ee ee a eee WASHINGTON AV, 2645--Parlors or 2d story EVANS AV, 4407- Large three mom flat; hall and | the etty {hi teach you more bath, Teduced rent, «pet, Loring. S4mb Olive st. | any other teacher can teach you for $10 enced in railroad werk: Al. A iy, Post-Dis- soa teb. potted HoOUSPGIRL WANTED eorman girl for general 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. Mont, $2 ca) amd $3 . , | my private lesson acatemy, 2827 Clive et., 1, sework sorpee ircinta avy. = — WAITER— ‘olfred watter wants ait.: dining room ae Call - i mY nairework. S24 Virginia av GRATE 4 citi Ma’ Wee als ~ st “d ' * : . . > . one . S ? i ‘ "Tle? . ~ be * a ore wert ? ctr . so « rem bee Ashington Ay LIOUSHAGINE, WANTET) A irl So G6 Romewers: river ie Lact tied ime I id exchange Slide) equity in my | with first lace hoard Pag maf agg ey evening open Sundays 4% ‘ . il sumed SS Se Oe ee eee eo - | Mot sbernt—s t by experienced young girl for | | work, Ad. ¥ 14. Post-Dispatch DIAMONDS, WPre, WANTED Diamonds ar other | WASHTITNG TON AN 2411—Nicely furnished sobme } ; ible tucluded; $06.50 per month. leering, [4m WALL PAPER CLEANING Wanted. walt paper | HOUSEGIR awed by colored girl ag houseworker, sinall family, no Washing, 4652 Neweomh ew and te«der a. bad residence for dia- Ot ater eupiees sae Chive at te clean: eleht oars’ « Type re ee his work chat a ” +a WHMIS or ifeernitig, «ah aMpe bole Liat Sho IKI, WANTED —irl ” ye neral bouse- ' tial 7 tha ripe? ifm«i.me: ett L.y wohicatial 23 i i Doek tie v furnishes! reomns, : . ; . ae -_— - exclusively; send yrstal, will call Neal, oe Sagar Livan av work. 8v28 N. 1)th st Ad eb, B 4. tle bat ¢ . ayy ag } ye sem” the OS.) per wiek ; ~“ y eagyae-? 315-3 tome; Sret Bee. Bee.e7 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. “eehaii. ite. typeof nmti¢ eels Wiuiite «a . mM | “hesxt fe f . . ¥_Rnenhsaglad j AEM SEGRE s Sit, wanted by colored girl 8) HOVSEGIRI. WANTED.-Girl to ansist with gen- | oy ait ; ——: 6 eS a a eee WINDOW DPHESSEN Want« posttion as window ! ouse or Hurse girl Call QS Mergan et eral housework in family of 2: that. 4235 Del- LOST AND FOUND. furnished ;, STEWART VL, l450A—rvom Mat with bath; br ers w ANTED—Roil too desk: mest he in Ty Gresser and salesman. expert and Al references. Trot SmGInRL—sSit. wanted by experienced young $1%. - ted de ile Mell Hie ula Lupture Cure, it” ile tele Ww inn eh lta A\ Peet 1 he satifiul i! Pemothe: Tat fl. a oP: time 1 ball Termin lis tuar bi ; Ww ~as, 20 Cente. ; . 14 orde or La deenaiiomniiaiis W eiteag ‘t,;TOIN AVN 2828) Nicely fornished roaome; | TOWER GROVE AV. 107 Three and four-rean t' r 4. rn 14. I { Tis mate! : ao ¢ Feelin ¢ «’ «| at A un ; ‘ i a ae 4 £ 5 pe housework for simail family. | props earl WANTED—Goed German girl 15 ; -——— a ee Rietenatemeuhees iif ie . nani a ' : ; ; ipa ‘© veurs old, general bouseWork; at) once odo Lost Pa Hf Denkeheeping @Qllowed, Turhace heat ¥ = pay lLign: tt &j Myers, open, Leer nig, cam : ge ge ‘EASY- FEET SHOES. Washington ay ' ae te) . -¥- —a 2 Oe @eene . ie ‘| ANTI-SWEATY FEET SHOES WALNET ST. z2ty Four-raa flat. Keeley HELP WANTED—MALE. — st NIT, Sit) wanted at general housework We ene ee fi from country; small family. Cail HoUSPUIRL WANTED—Neat white girl to assist ; Tlaet, cut eteed beit, last Saturnia leht. - walt ao gil , basement = in Youse work Apply at southeast corner orth | Pieet amutury I™ « wr tw 6th oe | a 9) yi EUATA NS . lives fee peTe went } ‘g ' bli Chestnut st (ier . ; Ty , . ; 7 ° reefui ties§ tv NI aS q aiff, iia ite erent ee im? ifcae frre] tes '; ru + *Th: ; , 3 i L A : Ww \IUTON A\ 771 is _ ote remesnm, BARBER WANTED) Good man; steady | 705 Market «' HOM SIO GTRL-Sit. wanted by colored lady for gen-] 40 t Chewaut ets | ear Rew : Ae eh RES | ck ot a 1 1 Tn T i 1 t * rd be ° } , — ’ veh. —— : . , , . ow 6. on4 oan iim at cvs PARKER WAN rile liret class larle r. 4 ‘ Tn te tse woe»rk, with w amallla aud ironing. -lv Licot aS ee ote wan rE] Girl for wg neral he wwe . . cost for a few aduj i. erent 1 A oa Ph Oxture “ “ : *] “ es Po ha 2 NETS. 1OTh amd (vive ats. tabie blug. bater ssop ee eee we the in @ flat; small family, goed pay laa tect tr, fa ober. aly. t th and OO} $11 open: half tle k Sule — man or deel , — —— . . " . : : ‘ oe, Gli Ws in] . . Pienen-te end Sliver BARBER WANTED -ieud berber; steady job, | MOU SFAUTRI-— Situation wanted ene Geemee gut |. 1 : = WEST BELLE TERRACE, 424i Four toom flat, Oi Gold | tts W® SN. th : ’ or general bouseweork In a small familly. Ad. HOUSPGIRET WANTED Girl for. genera use- CER bil a = corner buliding, any size to suit, with or witb- monde s ‘ PI». To tev barrie’ - . lui ring . , stud, oR, Sie. Ad. A BOYS WANTEI> Vo try llarris’ $1.08 shoes, male valide: vefetonive IS11 Wash sft ope . F Clive st. , 1A, Poet wit + ‘ hi! dre t (ai: at 485 oontain avy '? . ‘ ‘ » f en I } In a rewal j , ~ ; “ ‘ i -- — wire ‘ . ‘ ‘ hice TRG cmeh la terms miale rate geitea or ALL Da no ee — ‘ rie 4 \tis wolltare te t--Wa . tede AG 14 Woe ‘ cesTi ES bet esle, i hen leome satip learn rarer sad = os Sane make Mabe... SOARS Pine st., rear. work, with recommendatio®, Ro other peed apy ,;- Straves “ folen, frome 2 tee eer pny 4 fatiel =p P r “ mys ° ) —_ ; 2 a. See oa yvtetade Cistunes Vppy fe. ase ay —_ tblive et iol SER EEPER- Pos'ltiong wanted br widow: eco- : ‘ : FoR MANTFACTIRERS- 1 vper flere tin One m pare a of opel ; ) , cet ae id wet libe , Neal nated Tt IAMONDS For sale, perfe-t white. di Hhot‘icoal seek: eareful of bouse: children of tin- How SF gGginira Ww ANTFT is — se gitis . li l teturn and get er a" TeWwai 14. Pemt-Dispateh out power eaceliont. taht ‘~ hipeeade 1’ ' dia o owe the other a« nurse _ . i . ° . : . 0 Pine st for general housewor ont. Jan. wi. trieh spitz dog hite ame : eas, sam - OA.ntae ee mA none - lot SPKERPER—Sit. wanted by widow with girl to play COUR AV. 366—Large dd-story front; furnace; | gums ‘ TNTERS, Ft, WANTEI?—arpenters ind - ° a . oe ‘ —— , att a ee Apply American Car aod Pi updry . . 1. | MOUSEGIRE A saeeoms Ser Geweres how. ' ', back and tan female dag, answenm to | OOOK AV., 3846-2 four front room, with board HORSES rine nr + ry eifect stupes 1 Bare® Pi 26am lie halb at Ll. i¢. at Thispeated “Merk. at sey i«uok af Artie «of owe! pa’ Sul var as.. reward for two genutiemen. " rd, AND VEHICLES. — on wun : Sic“. “ili sei) th ket beag. a= > e ahaa ANTED. Good girl for zeneral ‘ : : cae : —~ 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ad. & “1 bile sl tat 4 “it dg. , Diet SFGIRIE Wa “ y-sTte nel Su ving pa emlhwek Ne 14). th> - ‘ ; rar le . ; is Satan al _ he “Recurd. Maltimure, ¥ je fevening mouse oF widower. Call of address 1411 ‘wousework, With or Without weshing. r i . a. Le SS. Cre Taree. preaeees ae. Treen yor SALE—Ten BR. 1 BP AN. BS foe 5 coats @ oe ---> MHI ete ' deen ‘ ‘ ' , , 7 oF WANTE)? -Young = girl fer light ' Alm to ff ie fererew com bled preferred. QGQULDPRR AND PRESSER WANTED (order and cal c Lleol ShGIkL, ’ ee : > - ante @tthin Se - of . . wr! ¢ ‘ ¢ hr dle ‘ ork t ¢ emaplts \ ihue ti iit y Fore ot “ “ : « pe ie in ey on ladies’ waists, Migh ATE Waist Co. pop haba meng oo Reon het Es I gma = pon te is ng var tna hain ymit to bavng sald passtke B® canceled and a | FINNEY AV., 36-—-Nicelr BUGGY—For sale, “cheap. a fine second band etcem | KING For sale, elegant Benning ruby ring, oon Lane ay thone te childrep; cvontry preferred. Ad HOUSKGIREL WANTEI) Yonng girl for housework new one issue board; private; terms Teas nal) Morgan et fret Luepateh Pret Dilepateb and to learn dressmaking; $2 week. 2V15 Wash es . " . = —— x ° i. PoOCKETHaW hn Laomt pocket imok containing | FINNEY A\ Wit bdegantiy furniste? rowme: | HORSE. mh. -F j fOWCASES Por wav uree §=«6eight-£ etnias, .«] Goo, Blelr aml Mui Hot SEWORK. A colored f®omen wants a WAN ' ' 1c ’ e ; ; oe sale, bores. top rose wague — ne 10 feot wail nee very Seen ee . “” . « . Feeder for Gorton s > press, Ad M Madden. wa COW ashingto "nm ay - ai an 2 WATT! Lavst ladies watch Monday even!ng, GARRISON a Ty) \ Nie warm rears, od er Stabile . . ° x a - ——> , ial «tween Allen av. and Union station, with foot; boand If desired, terme reasunall STORM BUGGIES. surreys park Wagons, guecer. FU! ant F U tS. F U I tS, oor whe can make ready. @2 LADY —-Neat young lady, about 22, desires ait. la; HOrsShGinth WANTED Soren girl, gag tl - = office Addre«s 4 10. Tost ipiapatech. homeevwerkh: two in famtlls, $15 per menth 4.204 Initiea.ea A. S Reward if returpved te 2742 Alien baker tn teb ; GOVERN MENT positions, don't pecan for any Aro av.: take Chouteau or Ked Suburban car to }- GARRISON AV... Sm N. 4erner Waahlogton aad ji ey" me laundry, milk, peidier. Puru tare sont gervice of censis examination without see | LAUNDRESSES. Sita. by 3 colored ladies by the Tarlor av Hiundeome front meen. new!s furnished, geome apri Eht advert.ong Wag ne. alao @ light track Furs ariistically femedeled and repaired te the our uF ea gus “ toformation. gent free (> dey to do wash on of tropivg; call of write sant ' rer - : Found. fier: eteam heat. bet bath ee liafa: tory bute yreing stake Wagon Joho Toninka, l40u N. 7th. latest — oo sau at oe prices thea elem an Uorrespondence § Colege, Wash ogton, 440 St. berdipan . iM SPIEL WANTHUT—- Two Great clase macbin NURSE. Sit. ae puree for child by compeient wom Kensington av. EDUCATIONAL. : av, home’ mere au object thap wages, . ; lAmcUST ST. 3145..Well furnished ball room; ale THE BSTEY ©O. , i 14 Words or Lesa. 20 Conta. others, gex~!l lesard and servi « , gid Uive at MACHINERY. ° , “bi iw. re ote Re lance Mea b be © . vith aud Meetas a’ Hin SPas IRL WANT?RI> Young git far genera, ae , house werk: no washing or irowing, emall fam); — ete beanie ; : . : , PL CATIONAL as AV . 3OR2 Nice light furniebed reom wh Fer 3 e. NTR». te t fe ired 4718 (hive ef “ - ; “ward. steem heat hath - nt , war sl attend to we | SALPRLADY Young lady wishes position as a: oS a EDUCATIONAL Lessons in Preach: spectal co “ m beat, gas, bat PIANO. Fe wale, $850 buye e eater apriaht pracs | MOTOR AND PNGINE— Por sale. 2 ~~ esiesiady in tuck of stationery «tore: five veers’ | HOUSEAIRI,. WANTEI>4i'rl for gemeral house versat gat inetructien for tihkume attending Pa: AAS AV. 3414 Nicely furnished raame, wt lane, Sew scale, highest gr the wet metor, bor ee small family. 3016 Shenandoah Exaj Girt for geartal house CUCATION Ale Toe beat teacher of short han | ASIBSIPET AV.. 10T—Near Lafayette Pare 1ANO—For sale, oe Sia ai : reference, Ad. work. . Newstead, wees Fine la St. loule wi ve etaone fut ‘Table roome new nicely: Pmeersce plane; Ad. P 13, lost. 1c. | ished; with or withost beard, reasonatio’ | | 1834 Pine st. ' making Mreqge work a . N a. ee cpectine ¥ ww. — eiede . tspewriting incieded. Diepe : > is ; A . . A x : L ome ‘ ‘ : Pe R ae: an f eo ae ‘ Pr ’ ¢
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' Cm a. — cig a i RR aes AES GAS WECDNESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 31, 1900. > —_ oe oe Lo . a. — -*~ ee Eee PERSON AL. . 14 Words or Lars. 30 Conte. -. ew ogre 4 wapied of thoxe ervdne lady thrown down tn Oliwe et car at Spring a fil've, Jan. 2. wa m Ad «> 12. Tmt lv: tch. ° PRRSAOXNAL-Last evening. “S707, «an | mee yout Ad O 14. Prat Titepa tet PERSON AL— pote of the eatate of Tanisce Rott bs leshelian Black horn in North Ire'ard. late of Yraner vel. s, furaerly a feaident of St Lan" s are quested to communicate with the an lersign- 4 =. L. —— Administrator, Minneapolis sina. MATRIMONIAL. +¢@ Worde or lease, BU Ceuta. Matrarvvosy Well refined gentlewsa wants hadts corres’ «ndert mele t. Thal edly mnacriage Gress Wer PPS Neuse a Sorings Vou PERSONAL SUNDR’ES. 14 Words or tree 2 Cente 4 Any ICR PREE. DIVONCES & SPECIALTY. LIR- HAL terme: aici, eantitential ATTORNEY. ce Office, Wee tive wi 2d flow, open evenings trom FT tu Row R ADVICE FUEF © 9! ertmine’ ard divorcee causes a*tesded te prempt!y and discreeti«. open evep- iawe. Centrsi Tew Bureau, 117% N. Sth et ATIVICK free tbe alte an res onathle lawrers @whe erties in all outs rors anuietivy and bk. alle obtained at reasomalie charges: Camagees “eeured for ‘niurtes fo persis oF vrO“erty: ent lertions made t nll parts of the Latte! Mrales @ateohiist 4 18 veers; hiches: eom mer tal ag’ hank te . Vilavourt fess! Agetey TiO PB Han 7 i) ig. 211 SN 7th af Al PRINTIN« Cheapest place in town. Me@in & éo., 110 Pine «ft DeTEC TIVE contal nea t. Lana Kinileoc nD ‘aad. ‘neit Tyler 2@va ‘¢.fee, 2: Ul ¢ ams “+s OP Ti IDE sTORAGK & MOVING CO, lwol to 106 Sidney «it . telephone Siduey notuTY STORAGE PACKING & MOVING CO. $- 4- & and +. ay Morvan St erento a ~ Bel), _ ~A 11 "ane Main 2603 Kinloch, LANGAN & TAYLOR 8623 ULIVE STREET cone STlieg pecking sod s.o.pping. ‘hone ~~ ew 7 ~ ome MAGNETIC HEALING. 14 _ Wetde or Leas, se Cents. ~ PROF. J MUELLER, The Great Swiss Wagnetic Healer and Masseur Cures ail chreule apd scute discases “ey a bie thee —— _ bours 6 a w te ¥ Pp » of Bemion ork, MA MeN av. Leuls. Mo. Telephone Hidney BS 2s ee og ——— a | MEDICAL. 34 Words or Less. 20 Coats Pee i. bie Cyretive DR, BOHANNAN O poetic Comet a lige Sh ORTH NOL MOTHERS HO WAS REALIZED DR. RADWAY a Ou, New York—-ientiemen: I send inclosed M ©. for which you wil! please send me one dozen Boéwuy'e Reads Relies ai4 od. This is why I am inducet to bande it. J ave ra ————==— Oil for eumetime but I cos. siljer the far cage my to this. as 1 Sives meteor aptietastion J. ALEXANDER. - BARR: Years for Her Child. a ee | Rad from "one te twenty minutes.” Ver Wesdsche | FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER hewmatient, Lumhage paive and ecin,Sewia s DISCOVERED. back, epine of kidneys pains around the liver peoertey. ewelling of the joints and patos of all Inds the application of Kadway's Ready Relief will afford immetiats ease and its cvstinued vse for a few days effects 6 permanent cure. eld a by to BE SUKK TO GET RADWAY'S After Weary Years of Separation - - ee and ersistent Search- IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. ' 14 Words or Leas 2 Cents ng. Hol SE-F¥or sale. a@ welern elx-Torm brick house. pa on With attic: hae reception hall, bath, bot and cold Water, finished Iaundry; jot 252175. Apply at In a few days the effect of dainty feminjn- Sis’ Minerva av ; aes q t ————— = | The eae . who had in the meantime be- come Mrs. Ingameiis, traéed her elder FARMS FOR SALE. daughter to High Hill, Moy and then vo 14 Words or Less 20 Cents St. flou_s. Here the thread of the clew endeu ani it was not until recent’) she ‘earned FAM . . ‘ am FARM—200 gcren; houses cisterns, barn; §70v cash. | that her chiid hed becn taken to Caicago Ad. J. T. Jobneon. Cuba Me and p.aced in the Home of the Friendess. — =~ | Inquiry at that institut.on showed she had | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. not leayned. And so at the end of the 14 Words ot Less, 20 Cente. eighth year of her search Mrs. Ingame!is —— ; .| Wa® apparently as far from guccess as ALL loans ou furnkure. planes or any good se- ve curity dome quickiy apd qu.etiy; property ieft in| © res. your pumserst: un: loaps made up in monthly pav She is indebted toe the S:. Louts Police Dents, thus reducing lout at each payment; our Department for alj the happi Nese that re- termis at. the lowert in th: efty. See us before | suited in her reunion with her dangh’ cr ry eixe where NEW YORK FINANCE CO. |] Last Thursduy Acting Chief Pi ‘eived Odd Feliews' Midg.. vib and live sis. | a letter frem a young woman - icege who said she was seachinge for hel mother ARE you a salatied employe of a Srm or cor- 4 ome 7 If you need mmey see Ste inert, 523 Jy Fn me shi ; rs. ertued & duccarad Bldg, Bway apd Locust #t ‘ RAVe Close.y Tesem Ingamelis, who was prom fied, When Mrs. Ingamells calle LOANS negotiated on furniture aud Pinos: very | Four Courts and read the letter shekhad n jum rete fy interest. Room T14 Helland bdé.. | doubt it had been wr.tten by her dawantes }_ ott SN. sth ot Nettle 7s | Mie MANICS FINANCE CO. londs money on fur- |. She at once went to Chicago and after a hiture, planoe sewing machines, ete. witheult }icong search she found the young woman removal; uxutht) payments; discount given if! who wrote the ijetter anc identuned her as paid before dae; tus cou fident al, 11S Morgan her daughter. The girl accompanied he) MONEY furnished salaried people end retat! mex | ther as far as Alton, Jil, wheve she is chante without securi'y; easy payments Tol- | OW stopp.ng with relutives. Sno will come man, roons Sarl. "11 NV Tth st lo pt Louis in Pa | few ila ys “[ helleve I am th happies PERSONS with entisfactory security and refer | Ss: Juouis.” said Mrs Ingam. 7 yma nees oo : Ae urnitere at low ia “ eae A AS i ex “ en an precure teens om furniture at | sat morn! ng i have found my daughter rates of ensy terms; business alesvliule.y cout td sh T : dential. Call Reom 212, 91s Pine Une she Will soo be here with me to com- fort me and brighten my home. I searched 7 , l sacy ZV Een rc her for nine years, buc 1 never gave EASY PAYMENT LOANS ip hope If feit al) the time that in some ; On furniture and planes, lowest ay ble rules: NOT way | would meet her and ¢laim pe jpultteuty; discount tf pald before dye Poeemty i “ ne em ter a8 i herare Co... Uldby Clive st., rones T. my Ow Now I know that she was search, . a: ae - as ing for me dur.ng au that tine Wren J wee | Went to Chicago 1] learned that after leav- ing the Home for the Friendlees she had BOOKS. been etmployve. by a Myvs. Schuman. in the rolling mill district, on the West Side. and BOOKS of all kinds bought, sold or exchanged. | that from there she pad gone to live with Cali oF wend add. to Milis Book Store, S16 Pi 4 Mrs. P.tis in the same neighborhood. -: “ft went to the address g.ven and rang | the doorbell, A younsg Womar opened the HALIS FOR RENT. door, The tight Was not bright, but | | 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. recognized her at dnee as my daughter. With difficulty J] restrained myseif and fo}- JEFPERSON CLUB BALI—Ccr Grapd ant Pine | lowed the girl into Mrs. Pitt s finest ball and location in city for evchres, e@- | Tuere I made mvy identity, know ogg ty tertaininests, hops, e@te.; tetas very reasouabi®. | qnughter fe] upon my neck. We cried Apy'y to secretary - together for awhile and then the joy of it , = ;, oe _ as mega us and we were supremely , appy. Nettie read.ly consented to é¢om: STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. with as I left her with my sisier, Mre : rain ™ rie ni ‘ve. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING—4?fficve of the nw Al ip Alsen h enaed ce brighten up Har Assoctation of St. Lauls. @710 Ofive at., Nt Mo., Jan. 81, 3% ®. The aunuat meet. | (he. Dome a bit before bringing her here.” ing of the stockholders of the Home Assocation The ¢iri’.who has been so sirangely re- of &t. Leuls. for the election of directors and | united with her mother, {s 15 veare old. She such other business #8 way come before it, will | W48 6 years old when her father tvook her | be beld at the office of the company. No. 3719 | away from Kansas City. live #t., St, joule, Mo. om Wednesday, the | ld4th cay of February. 1000. at the hour of ¥ AN ocho yt " C,H. EVANS, President, Stops the c cough _ | ROBT. EK. SNOW, Gorsetary. and works off the cold. = ; Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tableis cure a | ) PENNYROYAL cold in one day. No Cure, No Puy Price 2oc. | ; fi YPT! nN TAR 8 never BABY SUFFOCATED iN BED. | ery ft tor? results med i George Rothschild’s Infant Supposed 2 sheslitely pure. sale to Have Met Accidental Death. i larities not taken int The death of a child of ¢ r emous Femediag guaranties ape vhy. : ' “a oO zseorge Roth- Eres" con Psccriet’ ai , br our. phys UR, cane ehie'd of 4121 Farlin avenue, was reported ree v | yotian tah 'n y B 0... Clevelan to the Coroner Wednesday. An inquest will e ad DOCUIA SANDAL WOOD Sa The infant is supposed to have been acci- dentally suffocated in bed Cures > nag og Giem or Upnetors. Lies nity ~ ip ' a few days Ful! directions Price, $1.50. : rug: rwe cistaormall Db. biCkh & CO... 145 Centre st, he Wedding Silve re, New and exclusive designs, from a tea- spoon to a full table service, at Mermod &@& 1 acorn CEREMONIES.. Jaccard’s. Broadwey and Lecuet PERFUKMED PRIV ATELY ponrae For Small Fee, by MARRIAG 3E E LICENSES. WM. JEFF POLLARD, Restice of the Pear, a if natch PPPOE 2... cceceeeenees 1427 “houteau av OPrICE: Dib ative guest. are SOG «-0sdubedeeseaotvus ... Fast S:. Leal. RESIDENCE: 4 North Graud aveane. bvitz aeadios peveveasecesoccoceoes 251 SN. Tth st mars - Aad ...ccvcr eeesk VST Withneil xt penegts: Ti Metis acecdesse> nt nied beWoll; members, Mra. Mehiitrick, Mrs [3 Ib Perry Francis ...---- OO cee eeee Gs Kfum, rs. Vonte ‘hracer, Mrs. Arge, Mrs Emelie Demun Mamith ..-seees Bis ne Jones, re. Allen, Mieses) Finborn and | Jeba J. Fraacie ..... «eeerccees 170 Siete et | Gilever. Cartie A. Davis se bbccccc... Sm CGbes of —— - — -- So > a is to lowe children, and neo home ceu be co | pletely hap- py without them, vet the ordeal through which the 1. ‘ > i expectant motoer must peas ie waually eo full of suffering and dange: that she looks Sours to the critical hour with appre beattun anddread MOTHER'S FRI) Nt Dv: «a penetrating And soot hing properties allays nausen nervousness end all unricexant feciiugs an.) 5) prepares (he system that she pas es through the event safely wit! but little suffering. as numbers have testified and seid, “fit is worth ite weight ia gold’ It is sald by all drug s Reok containing velua 9 oy information to all, maile P § P e / frwe, wpon application to the ReaPriri pn ULaTon Com- Mothe Georgie. i= Pany, Atlaata. 7 +. Mrs. Ingamells Searched Nine FOUND HER AT LAST IN CHICAGO Mother and Child Strangely Reunited WARRANTED rolid gold spectacles fitted to th! fore. A maiden’s laugh will echo from eyes, $2.50; eyes tested ftee. Si. ult Gyptiea!l wall to wa.l and happiness will reign in the cosy ttle home. A mother will be Kiac- ened by the volce of her iong last daugnter, a mother’s heart wil) throb with the full- j n . BD) 18, Post -Diepateh A weman’'s hope is unending. For nine ' - —— | Vears Mrs. Mary Ingamele, the occupant . Passen- | tor Norte that the persevering mother been removed, but her whereabouts were . eoid in one day. Ny Cure, No Pay. Price 5c. —_- el | AVIARY CALLE LAS ES CED CANNY CY ON FATS EN ANY 3 WwW Choose to Be Well! : t ‘ . Verger, La., July 31, 1898. i, I think you do not say enough in favor of Wine of Cardui—at least no words can express all A that I feel in favor ot it. 1 had falling of the womb thirteen months and was very sick. The doctor ” here treated me and we used several other medicines but I kept on suffering. Finally my husband z _ said Wine of Cardui had caused so many cures he thought I — totry that. I am so thankful we a did get it, for a few bottles have cured me. I honestly believe I would not have been alive now if it Y had not been for Wine of Cardui and Black-Draught which I oe with it. > Tr MELREE’ Ss J “gy 4 “a Wine. of Car g 7 £ A woman with health goes about singing and smiling. Every one she meets is drawnto her. A jay ~~ sick woman is an object of pity. Only her nearest friends enter the shaded bed-room to bring sym- Y pathy. Isn’t it strange that there are so many women to-day who abandon themselves to the fetters of ( | sickness and social neglect, when by using the simple vegetable remedy, Wine of Cardui, they would have [oe ~ friends, health, happiness, and social consideration, and in their independence scorn charity and pity? y Wine of Cardui makes weak women well. It relieves the most trying and nerve-killing pains a human being can suffer. Pw «‘Female troubles’’ are making more invalids and undermining more constitutions of good women than all other ailments com- «CC bined. They are moral, mental, and physical plagues. % _ Wine of Cardui stops the drains on the body; the mind brightens and a buoyant consciousness of health raises the patient from 4 the gloom of despair. You may be rid of those terrible pains by taking this simple Wine of Cardui and its companion medicine, } xy Black-Draught. For advice in cases requiring special attention, address, giving symptoms, the ‘‘Ladies’ Advisury Department,’’ ‘ The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. | . All Druggists Sell $1.00 Bottles. * BeeresEsTs yw) DA AM (AIANSCE PTI Tat A DLA > Bak E |S CLAIMED BY TWO WOMEN, —_ CO ee George A. Miller, a Railroad Engineer, in Demand. - SECOND AND YOUNGER MRS. MILLER AT VENICE. First Mrg. Miller Has Written a Let- ter of Sympathy and Inform™Ma- aie tion to Mrs. Miller the Second. George A. Miller, a ralilroud engineer Whose relatives live on Mugnolla avenue near Sarah street. is claimed as husDanc by two women. one of whom, Mrs. Edna May Miler ives at Venice. Lii., and the ether, Mrs. Kute Miller, iives at Muberly, WoO. Milier is said to be missing. Mrs. Milier No. 2 ef Veatce appled for a warrant ageinsit him Jan Ww. Wedtiesday she Tre- ceived a ‘etter from Mr*. Mi.ler No. 1, and with this ijietter as confirmation of her Slory sne ca el at the Four Courts seek- sli redress tor her Wiotes Mrs. Kine May Miler is youthful. She SuyVs she Was married to cieorge A. Miiier Dec. lv, The other Mee. AM.i.er is midd.e- axced and has a grown daughter by a for- mer mucrliage Mhe publication of Mrs. idowa v@y sciders appl ation for a warrant Janu. Win the Post-lispaten came under the not.ce of the Mads ry Mrs. Mi.ier. She wrote ty the Venice Mrs. Mil.er. Now two Wwemen tnsteid of ohe are sear ling for the enwines Ssiould he be found a dveuble sechouina wi.) “be gemanded ef nim Mrs. kdna Mil ler was a M.es Emmerson ~& of Chester. Jil She came to St Louis in j Uctover and found empivyment in a down- town department store. Sie met George Miller and married him bie Jost his posl- tion on the day fo .owing the marrtage and shortly thereafter left her, she ciaims. She took up her abode with ret latives at Venice, and waited for him to return, When he had been gone a month she came back to St, i.cuis and asked the polce to search for her husband The department deciined to make the search. Mrs. Miiler tnen appiled for a warrant. She did mx want her hus- band arrested. She merely wanted the au- lthortties tu find him The letter from Mrs. Mier of Moberiy moved her to make another and a deter- im. ned esearch for her husband With the lletter she received a jfhotograph of the Mo- ‘her y Mre, Mi.er’s husband, whicn is iden- tical with the picture of the George A | Miller she married in St. Louis. A copy of | the letter fol.ows: MOBERLY. Mo., Jan. 30, 1900 Mrs. Miller, Veniee, 111 My friend wf yuu desire me for one after you bave read my letter)-—Little girl, I ara djeorge’s wife, and bave been siz ears far as I know. be bas secured no divorce me. ine We have lived tn the same State, and I have never received netice ef divorce proceed ings. l have our marriage «ertificate. l was in Madiewn, Iit., im April, where I received letters and pasacs from him 1 bare every- thing to convilke you that 1 aw his wife You were foolish tu inarry a man about whem vou knew aotbing. Hie left me in St. Ivuis in 1°06 My d@augbter and | were destitute Ife returned to me and sa 4 seme one waa at the bottom of {1 all He eecured work on the I G. Ratiroaed, at Vittehurr. Kan. and we moved te that place After t matoing there a few jponth= my brother got him «a ja“aitoen in New Meszico He sent we te Mad sen. it. end two years later joinel me there (pur life was very unbappy at , Badiess Pventu- allv I was .obi lgecd fs . to my heme at Moberly 1 have not seen him ai ime that time. 1 bave a halrdressiug extablehment here, and keep A few raeombels to wake eLpenres 1! wrote bim a fetter in De ‘mher laat le must bave received tt aly ut the time he left —_— This letter probably explains hie sab- seme | have eversthing to prove what I say in thia letter I will meet vou or write you acain,.as you Bay i de net lore him enonch to allew Bien te reek ac-otber woman's he rt —— °12 N. Fifth at. Mebherle. Mo The Mrs. Miller of Vertce said she pro- poeed to find her husband tf that were pos- a‘ble. “I bear no ill-will arainst Mrs. Mil- ler of Moberly.” she said “She is a»- parently a sensible woman. and i{t is time for me to be the same We wll! bearioour troubles together until the one who cause! them can be made to filtingiy suffer fa it all.”’ Membership Increasing and More Ac- commodations Promised. The ninth anniversary of the South Stde branch of the Young Men's Christian As- soclation was celebrated Tuesday night at 18) South Fighteenth street. A. H. Fred- erick. president of the division, officiated keports of the work were read by A. W Krauemiing. general secretary , = we, Pheeters made a short address on the gen- eral wo An effort ts betng made to tncrene«e the membership of the branch te 1000 during the oresent year, and Mr McPheeters as- sured the assemblage that steps were being taken tu provide more amMpie accommoda- tions for the Bouth Side brauoh Stops the Cough and works off the celd. Laxative Bromeo-Quinine Tedlets cure «a | { am a womes, and have a ing heart for my | sex [ pity you, (Cheer up. littl girl. iife i will yet be bappy fer son Think of «hat I | have paseed through, and remember that yi mary etill be happy Iam allve; we cannot die when We want to. and I am contented. in a ) way YVR KATF MILILER. ' » e * > be , ie. J i _ * oS : ‘ 4 a, - - : . . - : s — ion . isk inant ati -_ Lit. re i a —_ i MRS. MILLER NO. 1 AT MOBERLY | Sica Rev. Il» W. WN. Boyd officiating ‘formed in November, 18% It ts composed The | 1. ‘ r Verstalg Was seatec Vv ie . 7 4 ‘ e t on BR) tu! ne r reese wh ert t li y t ‘o> : porary ormlinances recently passed, were on his knees and attempted to crawl out |. ntesting committee, He retired from between the front and hind wheels He | business life im 1877, and lived quietly on |] opened by the Koard of Public Improves moved tov slowly. The hind whee} caugiit rk wVeiue, aDy ste | afavette Park. un- ments Wedne=iay nt Theron : ase ive is chest til y2 phe with Mrs. Brit ' went , bm and passed over his chest. if 1882, when, I ton, he On'y one bid was made for each of the Bysianders rushed to his atd and car- ‘to tive with his daurhter at Ardsley-on- : ried him to the corner drug store Sn am- |; tr e--iudseon. Her hu-ban, was associated | # x contracts, Sowing plainly that tbe bulance took him to the Clty ‘Hos pit il. i} with Mr. Reads “re ling the bridge across | companies had agreed prior to bidding. Where h's. injuries were dressed, but he the Mississippi fiver. and ts now chief ‘ » ae , et 2 ; . wa of Care ‘let the s- wii dic, the doctors siy. evil engineer of the New York Central or the lighting - one. bech Company bid $95) per lamp, the total Maier is 41 years o'd and a trusted em- ih es. | Ploye cf the Hemminghaus Coa! Co., Four- Mr. Britton marred Mises Almira T. Mar- | amounting to $7307 leenih street and (‘ass avenue. “uth of Sperry Ville, Va.. in Soh, ~ For the incane: eavent iNehting north of — Washington avenue, the Laclede Company blal hours oF $5.97 In total heen Tek. | REST IN THE CLARK CASE. | "i.Scne'cr ieneins ovth of Washington and works off the cold. NS avenue the Mixes. ruriek lise in Co. bid $8 per Taking of Defense Testimony Will Be | imo hours, or $41,418 6 In total Laxative Bromo-Qu'nine Tablets cure a h of Wachinat cold ' ‘ . Ni * _ N » , ice a° 2 For the are ligeh Si ne south «o aenin on din one day. No Cure, No] ay. Pric a ae Begun Next Friday. avenue the M.ssvuri-Edleon Co tote d {30 per WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—lUnder an agree- | 140 hours, or M6.) in total EX-MAYSR’S REMAINS. | om m petwean counsel on the two «ides in For the incandescent laht'ng seuth of ranean: Missourl.ldison Washingion avenue the Body of the Late James H. Britton ‘the (lark case the Senate Committee on Co. bid $6.75 per 100 h urs, oF $6 455 in . Privileges and Flectians to-day adjourned | total. ah. Arrived Wednesday. huntil Kriday next, when the defense wil. kor the lighting of buildings north of The body of ex-Mavor James H. Britton, | begin its pre “seri ti vion of evidencee. Washington avenue the Lacuede Co bid who dived Saturday at Ardsley-on-Htrison, PES BE He jg per Ww Watt houm, or Gan a , " , s% _ nee Lola, ; NX. fs aurr.ved inh he Louis W ec satiev’ | WELL STREET FIRY FAILS. For the lighting of hu iting» “as uth of morniny. lt was aecomnpenied by A. M Tenet Washington avenue the Missourl-Kkdlison Co Britt miund James if, re and James | Business Career r of Tunstall & Co. in; bid 4 cents per loop Watt hours, oF 3g it. efh. a son and two gcrandsens of the in tetal. ) ised New York City Was Short Lived. The board tech a recess’ ane) ae i “rom Ini n Ss! ition the Lae VY Was “ake ns | N EW YORK. Jan. 31. The tirm of Tun- after ope ning the hides Nao oma risen bhe- 4%, rf onee gauctse dy} f bree] vs - ad ‘ on ; a ‘y unis kp Pay a a eu we a! a M : Mstall & Co. members of the Sieck Ex- | tween these figures and the coat of igh timg ( Aceves, where the ! eral me welll an under the o.d contracts could be tmade at he eonductead at 2 o'clock Thur: ais ufier- echange suspended to-day. This tirm war the time STARTLES THE WORL No More Weak Men With Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, Nervous Fears, Early Decay or Disease That Saps Life and Vigor. Prof. Chrystal Sends His Wonderful New Electric Belt on Thirty Days’ Free MRENGH wen mm ite ' ae tty Sa ic | i i te a bi Ox : | - ’ 7 PROF. A. CLRYSTAL Thomeran Men efe «'rugaiing with dliseae etpermen @d eine yetith This womlerful telt hee e tery f he fleet? ty Pavel eas 5 bite sie that is sap Ping their etrenuith ilay bes ‘ay with . mrtie i he uw“ “4 eni Rite ar itig~ ” " “ . Pus — tt S us y we erg tf aorcme hep ee f Eben wan at T Pan e ies witer fully Ai -_ } Rheumatism. Kackache, Kidsey Trabies. Far. thoneaneds nat : pe - ~~ * “ aa a * ian. , - » bk ~ ‘ = — br . a ' ee, u* “lhe Te ; . wi. ahd ! Ws ’ A : tie : _ | lar Night lyase lack of Nerve = @ «ani we age bl t por hroepes Non le’ @werr Werk Font reps Your friem? tildewn « he i' feidt ° Vigo Nervous Trotlits, Undewelopment am! laa s dexpaitiiog tems he be iroge snd mee Pence | Poof Chivetals geaerom ty as it tee tyes ENTIRELY CURED. ema len't heaitate: pat on the | reat $0: thirts | A gTea! diseorerr thea! Ure tes! rom tal Nien j fate and Wess waiil tle « eh ~~ o> elt g a . on ' rinReEHRA Vis ; Jan . 1 ee lear } rieteB! ated . . “e , ¢ ’ . , " of othe ‘hi “isTrnenwy hate “ret me tlave i mem to sucd ® than anypthir “— ever pte - 7 . ' net Vow ——— in an 4 ! as . ‘ : pa - =“ ~ " ’ . Type | weoagein tf pert w ; oe bel? ' tie ' ” ae eyes rv oe "or on i det ae | duce). as emieuae'ed trot tue ferii-s reinool ike The riite wrie se «eto Pref A tBregeta ane rine? Teating I ° the feet thiag «@® euibent Bi. i betits Prof Anirew Chrystal ef ,_ 414 Puats®ie RBinek Martha wat ae te s arte Will wrtie ;ou egein ‘om? of hareens Mars! Miceb. J is a belt with a suspeneeory MAX bos o Ate etery an Wear he "es oF — —s , , Inarvebhwm he ani aue eneoty f:¢ #) dere a attecbment and immé@diafely ayem ceniact will tr f before slemiing a cent for le COMPLETELY RESTORED. the nerve me oof the kndy ine t e«leetricel com member afier giving the heir « irta if “ are PITisit its, Keo. Jan Qe ime Imear Sins . . Peel teen le » Patietiex] fre fu it i” ’ es Fog The . ' © fiowatl - om ff = ‘ Aas ‘ » i ’ aw "ete tn * ~ ~ ; ’ imy vi wT munica\lvt sae8 pia e at be Ww «ke va PF pothing fe tf has — re fei ae we il as {over wes | vol becomes ailive wilh #0 iat l’reft ¢ irvets yar +> | , t.» «af Te. roo , reget ’ ‘ - ert ; ewery fre)» > | Sie traliy Thi. iprenie!d the Sret and oui ‘elt thet gives a gre if Arey ui’ nhe curren? of u Luwihfed -« eertrte its tet L@® ‘orn : , GAINED 15 POUNDS SLEEPLESSNESS CURED i ; - . eo thie ? fete te-4 vie «ff 4 ' i | P ’ rf Eo ' s rt fmagte et t! . e 2 & few | SHIKLS ¥ lied ‘ + . ie 4 " Pam) BANC? Tee. June 2, 1988 Irear mie «rite eoft magneis ue @ weak end iasiped current pienee } wd ae aa Pay -~ med 3 pam . you te sey toa’ My hearweltlem. siceplessaese gag” Anyone who fanc.es be will net stem ively wit? . 7 ] " 7 “yl hens ‘ — ‘ ur ero a mher treuhiee are a. e he | have “? tten te } | Ag iote vig ” «fer , ati - wt -" oe ert «so atwart the he ne@e « es me et Pt. COUrzera! © = Sr ‘om my aie deer «ment f am ga [ twee aeivantege | end on aja thes will aban Gita * Re a he shouki iii one on aud take tole ot it The eff’ ef seus tecayrty Weure rrejertin Ng hem | ' A ~ - . ¢ iret * ithewt writing. ‘ , ’ . . . . . : : me “Ts ei) + . le #klliata —s yO degt ee bat i. thease Beak i, (kaon @.') ibioree odes what te wee o = tie dale wh fe. iA? r say ali - . ClQK om thTee years ae KIDNEY DISEASE CU They con take the belt fe me. pout {tt an, wear |! . ' , ‘? °* ‘ , . . - ‘. evant ‘i 7 ; for *hirty dase, and if they de uot feet young ana tf SAVED HIS LIFE. | 1OWV HL NY sept 12 ime teas Vigorense enomgh ‘o Jump over @ Bern rei en Priend Your heit bee dene me « werld of ont it berm and te ie Serer Thie te PRIA Towa cer 6 Ist-deear Str) Your belt | | bed ew bh terr tte wee ie the beck end genuine enlerpr. ae it ies in fat ae ule »tt.ae | aod enepeneery have given @e (the greatest en’ | could Sot sleep tig: (mh. the her te tirepic generartty _ iefe ties ead afe (the wender of the age 1 wae | feet the thrill of life o. i a4 > years ae Teun Weee men wii! fot ip Prof Chrystale Electr | po downbeatted my back wae so sare § dide't | é0 68 1 ces fet pour Gelte Ment (rely year frend, | Beli the Gret and oaiy reaewal of ¥ ger Weep Bave | expect to live meh wager, | was apt Merrit Wallace, pe ea _ =o ee ee ae all - «= ee carers .- * C- fe ial ee af ta ie Tockan ™~% » 5 a * - aii, ate) oe = . a ~— Se of - tl el se
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Prey | Tet . re - _ i * By + 4a i Fay 7 ; YN ~~ a ’ | ee Pa we a »* ad - v ~~ 7 wo, o © % _- > . An ik roe Rahs dead “ — : Pe i ll er - seeming Nex 1h A SET, * 2e: ey geese : Pi. ae ie Re we As m iad , * Pines > rae. ee gy. eee Se “ \ ~ . 7. WEL NESDAY—ST. LCUIS FOST-CISPATCH—JANUARY 31, 1906. er enn ge General GREEN B. RAUM, fhe Distinguished Soldier, Statesman and !awyer. Speaks Strongly Upon the Wonderful Merits of Munyon’s Inhaler! (FEN POEL ATL G3 VN rf RAUM has a National repwtaticn. He was a brave Gener. al durins Wot e ww t yo te8 Commissioner of United States Internal hiovent. «? roof Pensions He is now practicing law in «“hi- cage, Ww " ar hiIS STRONG WORDS. ‘1 have used Munyon’s Hard ‘ubber Inha'er for Catarrh. The great merit of this system of treatm:nt is that ths ‘ealing, medicated vapor reaches di- ctly and acts at enc: upo1 the seat of e disease in heaJ, throat and lungs. found it so in my case, and the cure was sptedy and permanent. [he use of tiere is nothing disagreeab e or painful like the old-stvle msthods. ‘‘,REEN B. RAUM.” Coughs, Catarrh, Crip, Asthma, Inf u-nzs, and All Head, Nose, Throat and Lung Diseases, and Preveats Consumption. Cures Colds, A WONDERFUL COMBINATION. combination of medicament®— a HARD RUBBCR INHALER. ‘ym t Tribal rad f hard ribe- The new The | ket Ttilualer | ri | pe Lat [discovers i by Prof. Munyon—gives forth ber, and mas a“? ey i im © ') Vapor a remedial power that Is invin- Always reacy te mois out akadee ible It exudes, it inha.es, it emits some- and unepilialle it tall » ign thing—call it what you will—but that a nt ond is easi y chiens Ape t Inhaler. [thing is always hea th-giving. life-renew a For the use of familbe we have a large | Uncer its influence throat and flting, heac Kiasa Inhale: ind nose troubles disappear. Free demonstration at the following centrally located drug stores: Leland Miller Drug Co., 401 N. Sixth St. Judge & Doiph, 625 Locust St. B. J. Otto, 1825 Pestalozz! St. aed 3826 S. B’ way Albert Nay, Eighth and Pine. A. G. Enderte, Sixth and Chestnut. H. A. Kattleman, 1730 Frankiin Av. Hy. N. Keim, 1600 Biddle St. W olff-Wilson Drug Co., 522 Washinzton Av. Raboteau & Co., 714 North Broadway. T. A. Kiipstein, 1600 Frank in Av. John A. Weipert, Ninth and Olive Sts. Missouri Pharmacy, Sth and Franklin Av. Chas. V. Eckert, Fourteenth and Carr. S. Bronde, Ninth and Carr Sts. Price $1.00, With Everything Complete, at All Druggists. > «0 Viansvons “7 reme lies are so conve niently put up, ) plainly la- Munyon > boner ie a th nll directions so clear and simple, that their presence of ilinese--allays all fears or having to run for ‘yn a ohpeoorne nl its aglies the devotes Munven bas a tried and. proved specific for every dis- Remedies. bene | ne an nt of young or old, with thousands of testimonials inslorsing 1 om ex cure Rheumat sm, Kidney Trouble, Liver Complaints, Dys- pegeia, Ineli tool Impurities, Fevers, Colds, Coughs, Piles, . oold in one Jay Washington University to Display Paintings and Sculpture. In the City Council Tuesday evening & b'il was introduced, provi ing for ‘ 1 @c~ tion of a dul.ding for the disp ay of pa nt. ‘nee and scu.pture in Fores Park by Washington University | The Committee on Public | reported on the ord nance allow ine of water to the Country § lub and mended that ioe preee aR » lons. Mr. Thuner made a ! ot anainet the bil lie claimed price named was iess than that paid . iie Imiprovement> the Sule re orm ja tivet mn ihe the Western Watchman, has recefved a let-| pany, Tuesday night, “Is ample. evidence ter from his nlece, who lives af New Orleans, | that Mr. Savage is =— 1, and that the in which it ia s M ‘ tent le : oe 2 season so far has een a success. We terta.ned 7: me fiated be ae a oa Is geo tee nave about four weeks of the present seu- en rovte to the Transvaal. Included in the j son lefi, yet are already through with our list of visitors was a Gieneral whe attained | arrangeme nts for a conanuation.. That some distinction a few veaurs age ,ought to set at rest any suspicion that there The young woman. as Were otter friends} is a hint of logs on dissatisfaction on the in her company. sworn to secre:v. so far | put of anyone concerned as revealing the identity of ther guests | The Castle Square management, as rep- Was concerned, Nor does Father Phejian | rescnt 1 by Mr. Southwell, reiterates’ the cere to mention the name of his relative pstatements of Mr. Sampson. Bome novelties ‘The officers,” sald the priest to the ‘in the way of operas, both late ones and Post-Dispatch, “were in New qilr'eans seldom-sung old ones, are im the bills for about two weeks ago. The utmost eecrecs | the future, ameé@ng them being “Alda” and prevalled regarding thelr movements Vis | ‘bole VMeistersinger,”” tn FA, giish, a bigg un- | n.ece had met some of them before and) dert teing, bu one that has been accom- they stopped at her residence a day or two. | pl ehed tn other cites on the etrouit. These Thev sald they had recived a long furlough ; will be among the good things of the new from their Government. acueon. When {t was announce] first in the Post- Dispatch that the Castle Square Compuny wos to give a geries of operas in English in Viusi: Hall, there Were declarations that Si. Louls would not support a stock opera comp ny. But both tie Exto-ition manage- ries ind the Castle Square proprietor we confident that success eels attend their efforts. in the first week, the receipts fell siurht.vy below the guarantee, but ain then, with possibly the exception of one “wo ook, the enterprise has nade money, both for the singing organiagtion and the Ex- position Companys The performances, ar- rietieuily, have Deen on the same fine orde) wil ‘ight «nance te cavil on the part of at rae and most of them, notably - the * this week, have been exceptional? s { The company honored 3st Pe by presenting here, for the first time In Ameri- PROF.-KOCH | OF G82 MANY. The Consumption sent his treatment to New York. This is a picture of Prof. Koch of Ger. many. the honored guest ot the Consuimp.- tr n Congress hysicians, which met at Beriin ltast May, when lus treatment was indorsed as being the only cure for consumption and lung diseases The Lnipress attended these meetings and was interested m the cure of consump- tion. (ine of the physicians of the Koch Lung Cure attended this meeting brought the treatment to St. Lous, and it given with its wondertul curative effect at 19 South Broadway, suite No AW. where consultation is free Send for a booklet explaining the treatment. Con- Has i>? greatly 1s ® : - The Kind You Have Always Bougat é. — the House only routine business was transected sultation examination free. A Cure Dector, ; and at the pipe turns the water into the ap- /paratus. There is a fine spray directed from the top of the arch towards the rear of the stage. and while, to the audience, the whole region back of the lights seems im a torrent, really most of the wetness is ‘ontined to a marrow space along the front. The green tables chairs, ine Veried hastily, appear to be drenched While really the spray only sprinkles them, und the effect of the lights does the rest | The same is true of the umbrellas and mack’ ntoshes of the performers: they are covered with a fine mist. (ha: shines in th gkiaure,. and makes em 6oOK as tf) they were soaked. Often he yy aré scarce ly dam): except on the front s hk | Along the pipe that runs { back of ‘the curtain are large heles. | In these come the drops thu mitfer « hie th and seem so big from the chairs Thar is ) carport hve r ot the trictKs emMgrioved in) the lecene ' After the intain falls an! the ctaya tea ‘iled with water, appare ‘ Men come With rubber Window clea and moe and Open a hole rm ihe enter o tie pha and push the water \ sul) eo “—* ; Waterproof amd -s Mm ¢ ine | Ry +) time the next scene is om the stauwe The a dry j —— . t What wae perhaps highiv ria mest artistic and vfoorpryper 74 hie Satisfactory be (“astie Square ReHMsSOT Wwe rivet) ir) NIi ete Hall Tuesday night, when “Alieno: Or sa 0 Sune for the second time It w ae0 even . well Imlanced, and w thal suo that ans Seemed te have cheated maragement by PAavViligg prices > srmall foo: ertain- ment usually given only Saye?” “yu rates With Norwood, de Previlie ane Sheehan as principals, all singing in the beet Vere and ot Pyeere . he east apired by their efforts, while the horus rendered mMm.> qiiat Supp w it m eould tbe asked Dacniv as De 'T i lw 4 heen never a ashe s ; , tly ia’ 4 was Tuesday niz t i \ti nen ined r boy's " \ 4 “ang mo, as We 1 as @? - ! ‘\ "Wis | ir t hv met femil ie and v cow? wae « “at trie S iv taran irime ‘ ne wis ) Trieste raan ie ‘ ‘ " t nm ¥ noe | was her singing “¢ the me wi ac! 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Chapter, ‘ ave a dinner at the Mercantile Club Butiding Tuesday evening. Fifteen mem- est Price Always. bers of the chapter were present. rich. 18 years old, of #34 Laciede avenue, fe)! day, suffering a severe scalp wound. He D EALER was taken to his home by friends. | Over # | the THE BEST TEN CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOBACCO. F. RB. RICE M. C. CO., MANUFACTURERS. ST. LOUIS. MO. IE | f-) W. L. DOUGLA BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN | W. L DOUGLAS Worth $4 to $6 compared with other maxes. Indorsed by over: 1,000,c0° wearers. ST. LOUIS STORE, 619-621 OLIVE ST. | GALLAIS? OYSTERS Are Large, Solid and Satisfying. Fresh Alwuys—Low- Convenience of Busy Readers of - the Post-Dispatch. What are the wild waves | ities eiater? Ther're saying Dot a werd. Ther're choked up with Chicago microbes, Aud thelr voices can't be heard. Merchants’ League Meeting. — The ‘League Club will old its regu- Zachritz and Judge Architect’s Dinner. — The St. Louis American Institute of Architects, Boy Fell on the Ice.—Clarence Ald- ASK YOU ''on the ice In Forest Park Lake Tues- - “McDERMOTT” SIGHS —— Pressed Brick Meeting.—The princi- al business at Tuesday's session of the yaraullc Pressed Brick Company was the hearing of reports from general managers of the company. The conference adjourned Tuesday. afternoon. Father Mathew Ball. — The Uniform Rank, Knights of Father Mathew, w'll give their second annual ball this evening at the Jefferson Club Hall, Grand avenue and Pine street. A select dancing programme has been arranged for the occasion, Dr. Fite’s Lecture.—Dr. Warner GQ. Fite of Chicago addressed members of the Washington University. As*oeciation Tues- dav night on “The Ethics of Personality new members were admitted to making the tota! mem- _— -_——_— oo = RING _UP He's the only man in towna— making money ~ making signs of every good kind ina hurry. Twe Telephones. Matin 1252M. KINLOCH 8373. | TI-KETS cermed & Jaccart tidg °o association, bership Gt). Officers Elected.—Officers and direct- 807 tors of the Missouri and Illinol« Coal Co. _— TE were elected Tuesday as foriows ii c. Seott, W. S Scott and E Cc. Elot, direc 0 : STAGE. tors, if (* Scott Presiden and W. S&S TALKED ABC UT THE s, 4 \ Le*e Preside nt and dyet ral Mana- bh a an I teresti ger and H. S&S. Graves Secretary. Social Science Clu ~ d ag Ordered to Omsha. — Maj. John P. Discussion. . ’ A+ wm well-atienmted session of the Soctal 'Rauker has been ordered to Omaha, where oo A : he will assume the duties of Chief Pay- I otnrpee Claud Tur stlay might at Bt George @ | fnaste: ? the Department of Misaseut j ecgal Chur “Che Infla e of the Maj. Baker's post as Chief of Paymaster § | |. » Civilisatt wae discened Department im at laevis wil be Hie — I pun Rx, Ma) hi ]>. S| riser hit iw mt (Pima: “*. , ) ai t wil ' race 7 | ~ | my ~- nea fread by Mrs Edward Tauts@ Site | Stops the Cough i many of rue mivcle rr e " low immoral and works off the cold. lplays were NO Worse than many Laxative Bromo-Quinine ‘Fa ts cure A le.assics, Which ore Ee ; ! W...tvul Quege- 8 : pe Toga a SS wine ee (tion by the mos ' Cavael TTY Ghee hay. “ ; ire No i ay Price An. . In ct lowe ie’ fie t} i ‘ ; NV ae | a renee % mae ' fliyward fey eared (Phe wah «4 Shoe ticughe Note to Judze Spaulding. — City | ae | ' upon elyiliame e* TVPLei Peeler ~ jt agerevti at oe. writt tT tT? J i* La ’ , ere ca ont le ti " m « ' 4 ‘ ? , ait . "4 ' = | r\ * siti ea 4 Ni rr?) ; & Ja ird , ’ Stops the Cough Pree teiw. nt Law t. will examine yout! ee Fa , and work«s off the cold. a ao fy ‘ " ; ~ s' ' ; , ‘ner Pree nes y 3 ‘ . Bleryy i) ret ’ 7P . o fr s Thee $) L: wie, ae & ind ul, | lana 6 i> | ure _—s leold in one as Vo Pay, Priee Ba. i = Directors Elected. — The Florissant | Cannine Co. of Floriasant. Bi. ieets Com. | 42 Hour'’s Ramble in Paris.—Mrs zx ts Md inc ual meeting Tuesday nd tJ. Biattner « creo @& lecture Tuesday ele f ‘ PalioaW pectic farriey iafte ret > tre MV TH Met OF tine Kor Ar Kins ta howe officers Parnes! largely of aoclety wWamen [GAIL BORDEN wine pone COOKING. | ‘SABES ABOOK FoR CONDENSED. Mitac. F * ; e+ tan ; a4 Ps ~ > % % “al a a a ber ek > . ae: oe 2. % aly. ee ie ee Se tes a ¢ te Som > a * Pes. : * y g ‘ < : we 4+ ost ‘ a Len me: ¥ Se 6 ACE cy 7, a