St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 1, 1900
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= ——— _- rm “a _ ac ‘ ~-— Will soive one of the prob- $ lems of life in the next , _warEdition me, COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. Sunday Post-Dispatch 3 What todo when the nurse says “1:’s a boy"’ — —....__. - ne —_—_— — eee NO. 14 9DD? BDDD 9393333233332 _ VCL, £2 64, ST. LAWRENCE O’TOOLE’S SCHOOL BURNING AND ADJACENT PROPERTY THREATENED. Two Hundred Pupils Werein the Building When the Fire Burst Forth. a , ee ONE SISTER AND ONE PUPIL FOUND | DEAD ON THE FOURTH FLOOR. + ». = ——_ All the Other Children Are Said to Have Safely Escaped the Flames. in Li i A General Fire Alarm Calling All the Engines in the City Was Sounded—The First in Years. _ |S a The parochial school of St. Lawrence ©’ Toole's Catholic parish caught fire short- ly before 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The school adjoins the chureh at the southwest corner of Fourteenth and O'Fal- lon streets. More than 30 pupils were in the bullding mhen the fire was discovered. The flames spread with remarkable rap:d- ity. An alarm was turned in, but before the engines arrived it became apparent that more than ordinary efforts would have to be exerted. Immediately after the first aiarm Was turned in a general alarm was sounded. This was follewed by another general alarm, calling every engine in the city. The cry of fire resounding through the balls of the school buiiing caused thie wildest alarm among the students. But for the coolness of the sisters, who had the children in charge, the resuhk of the panic which followed might have been @ven more serious than !t was. Tt im gaid ihree Bistcfa were imprisoned. At the fire: cry the children who ha4 just Gled into their classrooms after their noon os ee eee THE CONSTANT ITAVER. ‘fut upon ir! I have loved Turee whole days together, Aud am like to luve three more, If it prove fine weather! Time aball moult away hia ® ings Ere be shal) discover In the whole wide world again Such a constant lover. Had it any been but sbe. And that vers fave, There had been, at lenst, ere tht- A dozen in her place! BIR JOHN SUCKLING (l6ey—164)1) What would you do to-night if a man were to confront you sudden.y in the mid- @ie of a long. dark block and «x laim: “Hande up!’ Would Aou run” Bwear? 6trike him’ Call a cap” Or would you stand and déiiver, ike a iit- tle man, and then tell your friends next duy about how he had you covered with three revolvers? Really, tow, you don't know what you would do, do you? Nor what you wouid ace? When you read the Sunday Post-Dispatch you know (1) that you are going to enjoy yourseif; (2) that you will see the finest array of halftones and other illustrat.ons, an4 the most interesting collection of ar- ticles, all froan real life, published in any. Binday newapaper in 8. Louis. There fa tin this world of woe and strife and Kentucky assassinailons a man Whos ! Personal ambitions have involved three na- tions in war. Apparentiy he plunged his own country into confiler dellberateiv when he might have prevented it. War was only @& Means to an end with hm, and that en! may bea satisfied if his country’s armies ere successful in the ht. But what does this man care for pollt- | fal ambition now? No king, no queen, no emperor could fill his cup of happiness any more completely than he has tween alie to Go With his own hands. For 2 years this man has been expert- menting With a flower. He is more of a feratic on tie subject of orchics than ever were the Dutch about tulipe whin a s ngle bulb ted to sell for thousands of dol ars He is more of @ fanatic on the subject of orchids than some g.ris are about Amer- fean beauty rofes in the middie of winter when it costs about & cenis apiece just to look at them. What tr more, he has succeed>d, after all these years, tn Producing a blood-red or- chil That was the he ght of h.s ambition In the flower line. Having ac omplished that, he ts happy—yes, even more than happy. So happy ts he, tn fact. tnat the knowledge that this spenda flower js Worth $18.0 is a secondary cons deration Bee the picture and ftory in the Sun. Poat-Disrath =e . Mme. Marches!. who trained Me'pa, | Os Mames and other great singers. wi}) con. tribute an article, “The American Girl s1.- @ent of Binging in Paris,” to the next Sun- | Gay Post- a : : + ” WORTH 318.000. ~~ | recess were seize] with terror. of belpless fright. and others rushed for the windows, line and marehed down the stairs. hurt. parents and brothers and sisters of the children, had gathered in the street. The scenes enacied in front o: the burning bullding were affecting Mothers grasped ones were saved. bullding. -_-- -—— ris i Wiis pet he Wold t wt ly ne e | iw c weve he grad- i bimnbeesd te tiseus ind passed jul v away it th iss bdis wife cel five » his father und ber } ‘ i - sid i Line Trt tr i Re \} Ir W a, ‘ 2 Ile was ‘> ' ¢) ? te fit ? i > r\ l 4 WI) } ‘ ‘ ‘ gp oreem elected as [der T ii Leia Z i! mali heer a@ | mii- er , i | ech Ts ! ae*t I . } prre - iTHti.ve 1? i ler i| Wit, I ! itdbesi Arehoish }? of this hice id Aatpecred im cour requent.y i! WIA Hileai ion Brow re bla tr] he ) pri estiy aff ? . | } a i ne publi Speaker i m cn t reer mraicter and with most of iriermis wlio Will sincerely mourn GALE Spectal to the Post-Dtspat. (rovernor Bolle this morning «ommis-! td Leone ¢ ‘ pany A. First Reg ment of Infantry, Na- tonal Guard of Missouri, with rank from Jan. 24, 19 S: Leuls Fair Phursaey night and probably Prisdax rising reral Misseuri aud Dilinele -Fal. Thursday aud prob- “! [oe tedens SB: weeiaee CRS nk sv cco ee ew \ » Serres . I ‘ I LN Iti ? oN New ‘ he. sen es nmeinnatl GE yg ee err eee uv ‘ } - | *. t r a? ' , a 4 4 \‘ 44 V\ i ; milk eeesdéesrn t Inel rn t bee * 2°rTo SIXTEEN PAGES. PF Fe OE rw 4’HE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. T.LOUIS POST-DISPAT SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIFCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 142,165. RegularEdition COMPLETE WARKEFT tb rorts —_— oS PASSES AWAY, —_-- -- > - --- -—- Lingering Iliness. ss =—— eae HIS FATHER, GEN. FROST. Lawyer, Especially as the Repre- sentative cf the Catholic Arche bishop in This Diocese. GIVEN HIS COMMISSION. boat St By a Ma. FPeb. 1.—Acting Oe Oe ' we ? a/ vale Second Jvieutenant’ of Com- THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. FAIR AND WARMER. ly Iriday: rising fterupe?: ture. Here and Elsewhere at 7 a. m. women wht de-ire to study at home—anl who did not read them’?—are sure to be interested {In this great series, All four of these contributors are authorities on the subject of which they write. Mme. Mar- iry to write poetry is that they become too emotional and thereby allow their eup- piy of adjectives and adverbs to run away with their ideas, The great women writ- think of the sonnets from the Portuguese! In the midst of these observations it is in America who has writien some really ee ee and perial headquarters will be estab.ished for the time being. and w mountaineers, backed up by the imperia) m;: Democrats and other satellites, clear the hall! King Taylor I Prorogu‘ng and Dispersing the Kentucky Parlia- ment. MY LORDS, FELLOW SHARPSHOOTERS AND OTHERS-—It wou'l 1 heft me at this time to indulge In personal] reeriminations I come merely to say a few word¢. You are a ler ing to wrench from me the scepter placed put another in my stead. My Lords, Fellow Sharpsheotere and of order! You are in a state of (insurrection! You are try.ng@ te put me ana MM, K . : . I 7 ¢ , ° publican administration on the bum? Anil the iver Cromwe; f Wentucky: It shall not be done! It must not be done! To hereby prorogue Uiis mers Par.jament } 4 > . > ~ Te ey = ae CO I Ow, WO Ay. EEN FP Oe mye ee a RESP ne ep BETS le AN HISTORICAL MASTERPIECE. , ‘ ’ svt Ee a of f{nieves and J ¥ rT) Tat _ y« 2 aTre ‘ ‘ commard vou to meet tn London in the wilds of Laurel County litta, will protect my crown ag inet all pretendere to the throne of Kentucky! Reme mber (hat you are in @ state of insurrection! Also in the State of Kentucky! And 1 am boss: ito) al | Dieperse all gatherings! ————— —_———— _ — a ——s ee _ —_—— — — —— _-— _—_—— —_———— _ TAYLOR APPEALS TO AKINLEY; surrender, he was the coolest cool —man in the city of Frankf his physicians declared he would sure’y | ' ' t here to talk, but my handa by tie ratiread barons and i cetihers, You are wut where my tm ere Nhiy @PTa K-Shie' i} meteacn emergency as ft arose Wit nm St. Louis, One Cent Outside St Louts, Two Cents FRIC2} am €S$€ES6 CECE SEEE SESE CED 6 Pages ! Toe Day. GOEBEL KEEPS DEATH AT BAY. That Man Will Be the Governor Whose Authority the M Officers Decide to Obey; They Are the Mas- ters Now. SCENE AT GOEBEL’S BEDSIDE. GOEBEL’S MASTER MIND KEPT DEATH AT BAY. Wednesday morning ) The Wounded Leader’s Magnificent Ficht for Life and Direction of His Party’s Affairs While Doctors Thought Him Dying. Fram a Post-Trispatch Staff Correspondent, FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb. 1—Goebel’s wnagnifieent fight for life. and his calm “M-, rection of affairs during: a crisis which in- volved a governorsnip and the peace rwelfare of a Stute, ure the features stand out clear in the terrible phantasm.- yoric drama that is now on the etuzp Kentucky. With death hovering over his bed, realy to snateh him away: at the least §i P| ‘ ‘ -* Oy he calmly shook his head and gave t! ders which guided his Heutenants fcate and dangerous processes to his victory When his admirer partisans, beside themselves with gri: } “‘itement and-anger. were on tie “a! ver of bloodshed and riot, he counsel: } irrdered would probably be the het them to be calm and conduct themse! within the law. The phvyeicians said only his tremendou will power fought awuy the germ lat s'ood]d ready to enmatch away every moment of that exciting day. Hie ‘could not taik, because use © atcea caused hemorrhage from the Wounded lungs Hut he demanded that mach new development of the situation told) him He indicated that he wished to write. pad of paper and. a pencil were Prot nd placed in his hands Thus arm: ten orders to his LPeutenants hie he most ga lant fiNEht ever mide man for life and pel.tical supremayy “TELL MY FRIENDS TO BE b CALM; THEY WILL WIN.” . After the paper and pencil had given him, the first MeSsage he Wrole “Tell my friends to be alm. They In. This from a man who had heen told tn he might die at any moment When he had been told that the mm f the Lewislature had successive.y lbarred from the State H S the ¢ House ano the Court Hous ne ow orders which, When earried out . his ints, brewgeht order out of t be served tse peace at } inmsill A that move made by ¢! Democrats W strictly w.thin the law SCENE OF THE GOEBE ¢ ior, Was Made and adept: TAKES THE OATH AS GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY. his | . } ’ . ntuockyv, obeved thie Pre diated be sigiied boils | ASSASSINATION. GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING. NP natal (pce lei ‘a* 4 , ¢ | The the tsenera) Aseetmitusy Ds og fie sf . Buliding There is some cout But all who saw the tragedy agree tuat tive office murked with an J SS ee eee EXECUTIVE OFFICES. ‘Wounded Democratic Leader’s Magnificent Fight for Life Is the Most Dramatic Feature of the Sit- uation. _ — ——" Declared Governor by the Legislature, Goebel Takes the Oath of Office. —_— —~ ISSUES A PROCLAMATION Commands the Militia to Leave Frankfort and Re- tire to Their Homes. - —- eo ATTCRNEYS iN CONFERENCE. MEETING TO ENDEAVOR TO FIND A PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF THE PRESSING DANGER. State Troops Still in Possession of the Capital and All the Public Buildings Closely Guarded— Taylor Remains in His Office. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—President MeKuinley has received 4 long messaye from Gov. W. S. Tavlor of Kentucky, "| dated to lav at brankiort. (sO\ ‘Tay ' lor recites. al jeugeti Lilie sittiation tl Kentucky; declares that) he considers bimseli the legally elected executive oat State. and asserts that the condition affairs at the present time is most rermtical, ble says that a mot may occur an ro owloelr will eause niuch blood wv. Pastor says that he is doubttel Hy pPowMeyT to control thie “itiation and J.C. W. BECKHAM. i eMaiit teowernuyr.s on. baie i He has! passex| a verv comlortable ~ SUNTINUED ON PAGB& 4 ee ee oe
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ee REE ~ OO ee ee arver -- THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY |, 1900, % WILLIAM GOESEL. oo eee —— BAYONETS RULE KENTUCKY; —_- FROM PAGE 1 night. This has increased to 144, his temperature has risen to Tel's, His normal CONTINUED pulse and his respiration to Ad. pulse is G2 and normal respiration IS. Dr. Welch one chance in a thousand All efforts on the crats to hold a session of the taried sand at noon: “TIT vive him just part of the Demo- Lewislature They are to-day have so. tar jubilant over their success night and ce point ballot Or sf in holding a Session iast claring Goebel the lawful Governor by majority of the Houses, atter the oath of awdiministered to Goebel, as he lay on his bed with upiuted the Chief Kentucky's two which office was hand, by Justice of highest court Gov. Gov. steps until they have moved, An injune- awaiting the action Of will take no Taylor is Goebel’s attorneys. Lis tion served on him will be appealed to the United States Court and when the first official notice is served he will take the opportunity and ask for Federal inter- vention. This were delivered to Adjt.-Gen. Collier. hall of his office is packed ceiling ammunition The yr high with cartridges. The activity prevails on the Capito] grounds. Blank- ets for the soldiers are y and every evidence of a protracted stay ts apparent A report that Licut. lirst had resigned, is pronounced absurd by Commandant Williams The conference of attorneys, to present a compromise and peacciul settlement, 16 1m session THE SOLDIERS HOLD THE KEY That Man Will Be Governor Whose Authority They Decide to Recognize. aiternoon boxes of ereatest arrivin Gray oi the striving way for PRANK FORT, Ky., S@sidiers deeitde ts the them to obey will be Governor of Kentucky The xoldiers themselves are inoa quandary ax to what they should do, and thev are awaiting developments. While all the offleers are Repuluicans, many of them sav thev have neo tntention of resisting the legal Governor of Ken- tucky, providad they Were once satistied who the todividunal ts JA!) things being equal. they will stand by Taylos the vounger Democrats Feb. 1 Whoever thre proper offielal for Some «a! have broken away from the control of their lead- ers. and this morning Were openly talking of swearing ‘tL dzenms as Spex e pollceemn Parssess lol f the Stat troope apitol grounds if the ot per the ore r {esite| Several * iu *? thy Sree them be f them wh grit {" yy bul- mets Toe proprietors of th attack will le promp ly met lets and bay: Capitol Plotel, Who Vestermday we Allow meetings of Democrats within the buliding be Informed by Adjutant -Gicheral Caller the would tm.- Miesiiateiy sclze tire teu f they dd so CGeclared to-day the: Politieoal mmeciings te assemble that did net wool contrary ti thre i f th ttablisn Thev Would rent ome 0°) ody erin coasted fused te auee thoy had id 'tee wold allow any, Mien! who Wanted take them a2: trie jt« Chances An effort was made by members Teuisiature at 10 o'clock to hold a ses A dozen members of the House went Gfetes, hea lea by Representative Charlton «of Lou'evil e Teo bhavonets were crossed in front of Mr. tered the gates and he “] have ne poass.”” Was the “Pam amember of the Lag slatur These genthenen with tre, umd we @rter the oa bea, " Without ard Mui bictel woth (“harlton'« ose " hie en- was asked for his remy Seamion - “HRobhody can enter Ts*, Was the repiy, turn to the tapitei : ions Thev announced when the «abpite! grounds that thes all the ambers of the Mouse: togetherd return im @ breedy o moxeion The information was eet therm les the sentry, ae they walke! awuy, that with ra they could enter, not. A larger rowd gathered at the * - - = *~ «+ =) atter ‘om —- —— ee pot this morning to greet the Louisville train fr om It had been currently reported that Gen. Castleman would come In, and many he enthuslastie Democrats expected to him to walk up to the State House, ; take command of the troops, General Colller the first thing, and scatter the Republican offielials to all pot of the compass. Gen. Castleman falled appear, however, and there disappointed crowd of partisans around when the denied by the Democrats this morning t the position of Adjutant-General had e been offered to (yen, Castleman. last nicht, however, was that an order pl depot drawn up and signed. The fallure of G (Goebel (Oo plorce an Adutant-General in flee ] ‘es the troops entirely at the « pesition of the Republicans, and for time being at least has lessened al) eha of treuble from that soume, The soki! obey the orders of here will. be no conflicting them. Will continue to Collier and ders to confuse Boe elv the fact Was realized. It was ha ver The report ac- Ing him In command of the troops had heen oVv . Oi- }js- the nee ers (en or- oyv fon a c the denies Te- lon has taken or may take hereafter. ta- the yes‘erday by the mlfiitlu mad 1a holl in which they could hold a joint ses- sion and seat Mr. Goebel, have been turne] to him by Gov. Taylor. (ion. Collier went to Mr. Lee and s that if Lee would go to the Governor ; ask for his records andl identify them t would be returned to h'm. Mr. Lee refu to do anytaing of the kind, saying 1 ro- ald and Nes sin] hat the records had been taken from him an’ must be returned to him. He however, that he was anxious to possession of his book of vouchers, members of the House were anxtous their pay. He finally conented to go Gen. Collier to Gov. Faylor. The latter asked Mr. Lee what hooks Wonted, “Tam asking for no books, Gov. rep.led Mr. Lee. “They were taken from me an I thi they should be returned to me. The mat is optional with you, however.’’ CZON. Ta.lor ordered the records retur to the office of Clerk Lee at A conference of attorneys of both si was called this morning and met in Capitol Hotel. It was he san that it was for the purpose of Reneral disevssion to see if somes nent of the present reache !}, The first was verv sisort, once, troubles coui i not so much so, that it har admitted, fecure ias> for with he Taylor,” nk ter led jes the arnounced bef Te if ‘ «t udjusi be conference at the Capitol Hote! jiy deserved the name of a@ conference. It was opened by T. IL. EKdelen for the ans, who, !t is said, to the Democratic attorneys, Prior and Mr. Lewis Judge W. MeQuown, provid Republi presented a propost:ton Ss ing that the present difficulty between the rival Governors be adjudicated by the Fede rial Soe Dale Ale Ole Hele OA Hl OH OH Ole OA oO ar-0 Ho Ole “oe , KENTUCKY'S CONSTITUTION The Law Under Which Gov, Taylor Claims Justifica- tion for His Action. FRANKFORT. Ky... Feb. 1.—The Constitution of Kentucky defines the powers of the Governor to convene or adjourn the General Assembly tin two sections, which are as follows: “Thirtv-sixth—The first meeting of the General Assembliv shall be on the fivst Tuesday after the first Monday 1 January. 184. and thereafter everv second year. Ane its sessions shall he held at the seat of Government, insurrections by prowla- “- ee +e > * “> a pode Se +. es oo ooo excent 'n case of War. or nestflienee, when it may, mation of the Governor, assemble for the time be'ne elsewhere.” > r x) oe . extraordinary occasions, convene the General Assembly at the aeat of gov- ernment or at a different place if that shoul’t bave become danvreronus from an enemy, or from contagtions case of di . ' Osteo O- fo @2> oho O20 Oa 4? Ode Ono = > * rT xe axe © @Helete courts This was refused) by the Demo- cratic attorneys, who took the stand that the matter should be OFst passed upon by the State courts. This was not agreeable to Mr. Edelen, and the conference It Was agreed, however, that a second meet- ing should be held in Mr. Edelen’'s ‘office at moon, The attorneys met at noon in the office of Mr Edelen and af-‘er some diseussion, at which nothing was determined. the talk be- Ing entirely of an informal nature, It Was decided to meet again at 2 o'clock. CTCLARE GOEBEL GOVERNOR. The General Assembly Meets in. Se- cret Session at a Hotel. FRANKFORT, Ky... Feb. ,1.—The tucky General Assembly last night met in seeret Joint session at the Casirol Hotel. and by unanimous vete adopted the report of the committee on the Gubernatorial con- test decharing Goebel Governor. The oath of office was -udministered bs Chief Justice J. H. Hazelrize of the , Of Appeals to Governor Goebe! “My one hope,” sald Mr. Beckham. the Democratic Lieutenant-Giovernors, ing the oath, “is that I shall be only tenant-Governor for the next four ind God bless our Governor Goebel” The session of the the Joint session to decide the con Governor and Lieutenant - held-fit & o'¢) last night, quorum heing threats of the r Was over Ken- (*ourt Lieu- years, Senate end House and tests far movernor were more than oa present. OM acceounc of the tary offieers tt was nee- tu hold the sess'ons qqilae cretly in order that they terfered with. THINKS HE SHOT GOEBEL. Startling Statement of a tributed to an Unbalanced Mind. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. 1.—James Sut- ton, Sherlff of Whitley County, who iast night declared that he was the man shot Willlam | terview. He is in confinement in jail and the general belicf is that his nuind is unbalanced. Sheriff Sutton vesterday rushed tnto th: Office of the Nictoria Hotel, bra two revolvers, “lt am the man who shot shovtted, “and IT will never The hotel manager promptiy essary might moet who refuses ren 3 ipa. Misty. Goebel!’ he taken ative.” sent for the earance of the latter third story ard pouice and on the apy Sutton ran upstairs to the thought he about to we Cap- tured, opened «a window and leaped out. He fehted on his feet, uninjured. and ran early @& mile before } Was arrested, THE DEMOCRATS’ PO SITION. Statement Issued Declaring That Tay- lor Is a Usurper. FRANKFORT, Ky. Feb ltemen: has been jes memes , Citivens «of * Commonwealth of Re: when he Was Com tlie ot I of Jutnuarv, Tfeme, at Denso Clock, the ir ty hieh the Hlonse of Rejere Sentutives had adjourned, thereof tempted to nssenmitle in the House in the Strate Caplte] fer the of perfor With whieh they are -eliurged unde be laws of lien bers PuUrprose ‘sluties the commonwealth. he entrance te the Ph use they were met by armed soldiers, commanded by the Adfdutant-General f the State, under the ofr ders of the Acting Governor. and the hiatives were by the sal- ised acddmiission to the Hleuse, but vour House of Keprese diery net oniy ref wiiamied to “disperse as an uplawful assembly.”’ Therenpot your 1 presentatives 4 at other places Within the City of Frankfert, but Wl dispersed (tempted to meet Were pursued by the same ge! at the p t of irthermere, ; if ttherte unheard of » ur for f povernum SUnption of trranutes itte Liigetend ot) ole i i]? 7 Kepre Hoi formes n : ha he, the uarct- Crrete S@utatives ly goverper, had adjourned the General Assem- hat section of the State ‘pation for is lawlessness, lerous feuds and assassinations, where be aud his predecessors have re peat dly ack nowl.dg dther inability tu enforce the law, even with the full asistauee of the military power of the State This ontrageous usurpation of power and author liv, denied to the Jegally conmstitu'ed chief execu tive of the Colmtmonwealth by the constitution, the Q@cting governer attempis te base upon un alleged Warrah{ Stal Of Masta Tect leet, iiets ‘A enue therefore we, Liie’ uoders.gned, tTheky, hiinenmWwewusta: That te es of Nen du pryutest te tle prope @! mSsurrectioNn EXi> is or has exglsted an Tl oF e.sewbere mis of dangers ox 1 titan ” ilie heevevitlie lits YF Chiet ital staae that tes (, Verheolt « I Waste beh iv i ». 2 erxercite of fits offtelal «duties, the mitestunt for trovernua the civil autborities of tue Dia Wert able and wrlj i in Ish i the Pnen gpg abe oetportun too«do go We i! nu \' ase niindl bb ferta: d for communtiy Wit arpae] sel ' our rer Tesentatives, cteeplys thus piaced upenm us uf the fair maine of our helo blemiitna State raish against por eatigyg ‘ 7?) Counts “te rror- om of th . tle eat a lit ti ts os the ie govertnnent, the destruc- i f «lv; e enthblonetment ryt a ui foresmid eo on hheagrues eAcept an unwillingness (iovernor sleet) lis » the oftiee neow es to a fair an gal adfudteation before the est tribunai known te the laws of the Com- Ino n wealth Sivied by al! Democratic memi, and , repre- | iustifi Htien | Troubles in Several Southern States. *. et Vos eee: Ree a a — - a ee ORY GOODS Coy, Women’s Kid Gloves. 75 Cents Per Pair. **Fowler,”’ suede, 7-hook, worth. **Fowler,’’ suede, 8-inch mousquetaire, **Fowler,”’ place, 7-hook, **Premiere,” suede, **Premiere,’’ suede, *“Willian,’* suede, ‘**Premiere,’’ ‘Premiere, S100 S1.70 4. ne re oe -Sl.00 6-inch, worth.... .¥1.20 4-button, worth.. $1.29 oe $1.20 $2.00 82.00 worth. misses’ **¢ b ’ misses 6-inch, worth.. misses’ glace, 4- button, glace, S-inch mousquetaire, worth only. s9 “Premieres” O'4, 5', aud 5 | Standard,” suede, 4-button, worth: : CaUGNE, 2- Hatton, Worth... ” * *, “ee #s oe '* Sa > Socpe e fe ¢ ’ , atitoore- oy o@ -e > . ~~ « “+ os of the Kk ad oe on of the Nall of the House ot " ‘Semntiat the State of Kentew ky. as well 4 otter publ commonwealth; and have by foree, intimidation and vi Assembly from the Capitol bu ldings itives to held their in) herein, and are now ter- r @oad citizens of the eom- fess! oe 7 ooo = * ’ lence, (Fen- Se ae ss eral Fenate amd House of Represent rorizging the represertatives of the peo monwealth;: “Now, therefore, T, William Geoaebei Sahd bits: ated Second reg his of the NRen- Us f turn to °*@e 7 * * ) . =x. =x e r 3 ee oe a tuckvVv. 4 Pereby eommand the tuecky Staite Guard, and each and evers thelr homes and several avocations, and there remain antil lawfully called into ae- also command all unlawe- oe oo + 7 ad aoe 7? tive services I Other Persea °@ Ce 2 with and intimidating meroper f-the General &¢. ntimil- eneauged in interferine fully sembly dating the sald members of the Genera! A; this commonwealth. “(liven under mv hand as Governor «of f January, this commonwealth to disband and desist fro terrorizing and | oe .¢@ emmbiv @e ee oz ) * . ed) . 7 * Mronkfort., Ky., the 3ist day 1.1.\4M e aoe ae i ae 2 Oe fe — ae - ooo “oe Soe ae +e “oe Soe Soe Soe Soe oe Se — +e * +e e “e © oe _ aoe eo @ oe 3° o> oo os oe“ Pee Heiere Soe *3e ° woe oe a ED + O° @ oe o ‘he “4 ‘ ise* ¢ OG om *¢4 and ah ae 2 myself. “To attemyp violence as Low Pus Vail in fore, in the exercise of my const convene in London, Ky... on “T have 1 every pres know that | ope the commonhwea o- + under such eonmedl frankfort Would } tutiona) [hee \WNe ; ial + *@ * + @iriied! xO . 3s os ¢ vf @and demanded that the nite Stcafes Arsenal to him. The reguests and instru the military ped at Little ace, at m Same time a j nel ‘eo ks ta Seaate Court o t@ tt) ited neither yore pre: aration s for war were co? tinue a posi ing factions (on Miay TS, thie mander of the Tinited States el that beth sides had been re-enforced and that tie eireet fk iting, though of fens Cc nued to act when he (;OVerne! Rock | # Baxter begun, qu “HK b! Tyee Special mesoure to je The Louisiana troubles election of 1872 Two boards were organtzesl two State Legelatures Warmouth TLegisgiiure the PinchbacnkK Lemisi- wiized by Pres! Grant sent on the sur- irose after pot continued (a0vernor-e ect Two diys lat-) r affairs aesumed termi x us ne *f tha ever anid the Warmourh an tione were unde! ind bin rbpack were . t puwer tora fu t fo worse. 4 ommanalisk ‘ Gen lst: 1 i nad eer awfall . aoe oa scat arn ' 7 fi atti Lins tor’ cil (on the 6th, on liam P.tt KRe.logg Waa Te Pagan Ham ton, peace De ne pre served ae, ognized as Governor and the miitary cuin- | ing the long contest by the military au- | mander yas jnstructed to support his U.' thurities of the United States. preserve t 4) * ed Storm Serge and Cheviots Plain Covert Imported Silk and Wo All-Wool Ph: Reduced $1.00 goods. 65 goods. 50 goods. .OO goods. .50 goods Pe CC OC OE Pe POO SSC CeCe OSS Oe bee *-* 75 goods different stvles, disappointments of the have had within the year. Dress Goods. French Challies. Cheviots. 48 $1.50 ta... Novelty It of our Inventory, Silks. Different styles of Stripe, plaid, figure, special weaves, h some indication ts O02 00 COMERS bcc kb che vecen see €:-2 a Me 00 COCGRUUSOEES acu c ce Seeceseeeoece 66686 & t Be 0.0 66 Or ee Bees c6-6b cd eeun SO 0 OPEC RIM IOSSEE be ceccence coesicesde’e ue me 60 6.888 S®eeeee @eeeeeeoeoee es 350 yards, 32 with satin strip { grounds, S All- Wool, inches wide, DRY GOODS COMFANY representing lengths suitable for costum: whe wm : ‘onstitution be held at the seat in case of war, ins When it may. ernor, assembie for Where.’ “The General Asse and under the con session 6) days hte Senators and Repre places of their mee Insurrection or presi) agreement between revar?) to adouroms: adjourn them for rede’ BVIhst the fwo power to adjourn It Pianos sold and t1 SAW THE Police FRANKFORT, the Covington p: j by «a *irat Prge hiowse vaurd and ti Bu test pi Ther, faouts Meus as formaliy t tnien of the was Pre ‘ed by Met'reary, proclam ition the resular sessions of the eral Assembly and says, the Governor does nm ting hotses, and the convene the reneral Assembly Is not the the anaaneie of (ior e sahortiy a! ‘ertain was standing ad. N THE CASE.. Kentucky Lawyers Taylor Is in the Wrong. FRANKEORT, Ky.. MeCreary, Say Feb. 1—At a confer- Judge W, 38. wh and other promil- uestion of Mr. Tuvior's irn the Legislature to discussed attorney: who said: fn tne itution of tlie GaoVvernror at ttris eircums (anaes le mbiv. And every XPress ath ebplir- us W& Bross Const fixes the (sen- ‘los sessions shall of government, excegt rection or pestilence. of Kentucky by preaclaimation by the Gov- the time being eise- anbly is now in session, titution can remain in ‘ing in regular session, » Pave te eonvene the sentatives and fix the and there ‘a no war, Lerryate, In case of <is- houses with nt. ‘he CGhrovernor May rriat exeeeding four om any cnemy or contagious dis be ao ied S.e@Peerment tne. mower to whe 1 in session. Ine: , “at . Cran ford’s ASSASSIN. Member of the Legislature Gives the a Clew. K\ | ee : office , ile ! Perl ee, , ‘ } ‘ ‘ ‘ ? rryec th a ‘ot bi mie diate said two men, om ti) rear iiding. from The MeMoer te bhit Pict PPie peek my of the sitively refuses! Cures Weak Men Free Insures Love Iiow any man may years of euflering from tality varicmele ete orgaus to full etize and Mich. Bidg, Lretrwit, wab Way ettracts taaeo from bis e@rite hit lease a : f t slate I 1 therengh teet and the ‘‘lbeear Sif dinaty It haa complet fuet ee Vigorous as ‘‘Toear B.r Yu have colupetey aa’ ara: tory vig ng eftirely *‘Tbear Sir trouiie In maekin ure end after a fee je u 4 lunon fs weak men ae, strength aad vigor. io plain sealed env the asking aad he we “at , 7 a? SORE NS MOE, RIESE 9, pe a certainly &@ tieet genereo: 6uita were era lt.y What All ceorrespendenre ise etrictiy confidential The receipt is and Happiness. quickly cure himeelf after ella” Weatdessa jivat ©! ind eniarge smal! J send your viger simp name and address to Dr. lL. W Koapp. 120) Hull wiil giedly send the free receipt with full ections, @o tbat any easily cuie Oil Loe Tow s Te and the follow. Gaily mail show how aird cept my en ere bave given pour henent hae heen eiy breced me up @eatian: When a loy and you cannot ealtzve Low happy § am” if method worked beautifaliy Re. I needed SBtreng'h and returned and «enlargement Yours wee received and I hed of the rece te as direrte) se an CULE Bat ie t am greatiy proved in mailed free tur every man te have ki. J aw } May be sightless. neglect. See us. free. WE ARE SCIENTIFIC OPTICIANS. EGGERT & FISHER, 317 N. Seventh St. Between Olive and 1. ocust. FINAN & KELLEY Undertaking | Co., —!'46-928 EA-TON AV Telephones — Lindell, 156 M: Kinloch D 192. DEATHS. ——— -— = + Made so by We test them named Garuham | MC APE REY —Oon woe m, hemas Met affre: rh a neband of Rose ' thew ' iv reside® e, o2 years. riven UCONNOR—tin the Blet tne. ‘ao om, Jehan «d bushband of wtwl father k (rayhon, (iertrude, aid Willte { Righy. be- in the furtie'bh ~O Marist Jefersou it « i’ hal eaaiats. ~ werk | ; res! Meoudtagy Janu. 2y. Anirew smolts, tlie inate “!! North Venth map mm te» St. (a. vary tCrme- at ietnl it Crawfeoris CONVICTED OF MURDER AT 18. Charles Wilaer, Slayer of Arlie Hughes, Will Be Sent toa Reformatory. o Poet Trhepet MATTOON, LiL, Feb. 1 ry in «@e- ond trial tmnurdet of Arile Priead ver diet of rilts , ™ ool and he | e Pelorey s liatead of mm OLD RATES ARE RESTORED. Texas Railroads Increase the Cost of Traveling Out of the State. Special to the Post Thispaten PPALAAS, Ten | «~The Texsa rafle goals te- ' fesenger rates , 4 . lIvat Theres nm Kr WANTS Catiiot Tucci Steamship Arrivals. HAMIT Ru, bs ] Prive] inevives @. Reb t i RREMEN Te 2. Linkin Weat (90d, Stops the Cough ANT) WORKS OFF THE omg. 1? Laxative Dromeo-Quinine Tablet. cure;a cold ir one day. Nv Cure, ve hay. Price a oe
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CORRES OD RI OS EM Cr Re geri Ror em ee aN THURSCAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. rn ee ee . —VIOAS™ 1 An Extraordiaary Friday Sale of - . V4 4 4 ‘(3% , : 10 C ti Beautiful Veilings... ay | ¢ Cotton , e Justin T.me for Blastery Weather. a OMEN. S ky y tin 4 1 g 10.000 varia of elevant Veiings—all in one-yard » ae c | ] Z : Sy) ‘2 | thes and th inches, wide—exactiy right size for a Cl am , | | - , i i. "4 Len ie Lots white grouud: white che _ A bargsin that wil! appea! powerluliy to Sinan tiack ground: white velvet di ay ty every Wemea who reads ef i! nille dots on Llack gieund: white velvet dots on black _ 2 , mM: groun’. black velvet dots ou white ground together A we a’ BOOO wards (ott on Skirting: s Dt nixed, brewn with fuly filts exeuis: patterns in uavy blue and : - , -¥ . ¥. a ° Tmixeland b ueehe cy need leugth to 1% yards hernias UT BOO vart«seema grea’ quantitv-t a great quan- vy Ni j { ) i { N ' tity to most cealers butt Us it cepre ad - : r S 7é balf ebm lial | r . >i %» Butts ‘ ' i ‘. e err st ite Hermon all nce and Hews Will Be Sold So Cheap Friday Pj ett gal em 5 a Bitter Weather. ae promt (0 our Customers. | Double Breasted Suits, Ages 8 to 1S Vears lengths suitable for lute « f Purposes “FRIDAD. ‘HAL fF In this dart vou will Snr the «- aacOn a bee? rag tg Su! ite PRICE. | Thet You ll Waat to Buy Two or Three ef Them. , Here Are a Few of Them: | Blankets and Comforts, We've vw small jut lett and thes 31.95 , . tie e bey A e. The Alar keDewn I I ices are Bora ide. and such as we oat. bs sea pias " be ' arga 7¢ OT enrien “oO al ' : § . 4 ‘ , » ‘ ‘ Ss. Ww ith ~ aiff 4 r —(4 vards) 24-inch li-silk black ae ay ode ‘ . om é a in ilemeatitched Ii wmdkes STK Wa Sf / atterns Failie tc tt all-silk bla Children’s Wool Dresse ~—in cadet, ravy and red, Y » ov i ; blac it j 5 4 a ved Ww sist Patterns Prd all-silk ehecks=d t “ Tas . S with silk vokKe an | e Odd lots left ver il CONTR eatyr f "le arine mae o f Tar } (‘9 Closed Out Friday at o Bach - - I orse Overs as gree . : : d ‘ i-svacd Waist Patterus of ombre stripe ta Tectia: $2 00 braid $1. 25 OWS and e | ‘erts. Melte ns. Boncle | nll handeume’s eee we Bice tale yl ag " a | aban 2 paw’ ere foc | V orth up to $4. uu pattere, Friday ° tri: ~—. eid ......- 8p! endid Fridav hargain at EF d ‘jintue : Dave W Bt ee hh $2 50 Amgen ; a arse pet f 196.00 faucy corded een » ) arg sailor collars o«.@ Fo day at ° Ladics’ Ma enificent eS we | Odd Lots go Cheap Friday. hems; seld Friday, in lots of half a O07 jeer met Waist Patterns of satin strips imported taffetas in new spring doz-n, at ~ the six acel As .o3y aa thes “al t so nn - ~ e-ea9 1 Neist Patterns of swivel atripe taffetas: i videy. enue ee $2. 09 Blankets “iz* 11-4—eteel rray,. verv heavy anil luralle, not BOY S OF Cc OA iS, 4 S$ 2 95 quite all woo'—just esceuch cotton to prevent S$] 75 worth up te $1.50 Friday, ee A Frid id Barvain for Men Fo Ks. , ri W t Patterns of 27- inc nt lack taffet ; % * nn ee ia pica . ; vard Waist P: f 27-inch black taffetas: : Ine biec! About 100 dozen fares « red borter Tilemetitehed Worth up ta $5.00 patiern, Friday $3 00 3 ai fies’ Beautiful Wool Waists Begin Pesaro shrinking ... ...... Regucar pr.ce $3.0 pair Friday, Hanidkerchiet- all uew desivus and worth Tioe each Fericayv Only f , worth upto 00 | Large donble Fed Blanketd-~eanleney or silver gray. strictle pure wool, %’, nt @mel — Friday Very tine quality— y — eball sell them Ages diols Years. In Tan Coverts, Gravy Fancy Herringbone and Grav Regular pr .ce, $4.00 pair-— Friday, $2. a Oxforts—a pool assortment of our best n = _ +) t $2. D5 Ladies’ e/ 5. OD and $7 i .50 Jackets > oo ata re fi —for double beds - best figured Siiko'ine Covering anid bellers this cea son Ada om orts vue white Sheet Cottom Filling, with fs sev 0 S$ Boys regular o''c and 7>c Knee Pant«- 38 friday, * g Muslin Underwear BI : . ack es nand te Is Bargains. 1 at +; nod hiae » + teks ee $2. dO auilting.... ...e.-.. .. Regular price. $1 7> each — Friday, - es to xt e ix » ; oO orta, it du ott ane All from eur great areual sale—smalil S kirt P Girls’ Reguiar S60. 00 Long Coats mame Ae ws ‘ po ad Figured Si Tkoline Comforts anaes" needles "S125 BOYS’ CAPS—Galf ae penn : ; and edd iets cieap. ress a Cr%ms. | Daa | PrEampeG, $2. 95 Keguiar price, $2.00 esch— Friday, rade si] me les - th ail owu bene pant tal thing: Es Friday e feather Pillows, well for this weather— a ee ia o cc ov -—Worth Oy. , wats appliques ; —j,ot of live ee: . - Cambr'c Corset Covers —worth 22> —high om, 102 Feather Pillows La —_ , Oe ee Great Bargains for Friday. equare neck 2” § aa —C7e- cleaned = Mastie cli “worth 2oc—voke land. well Ls dies £0. 00. S7.59 and SS. 0) Sk irts pon proof ticking—undoubtedly worth $3.50 pair— $I 18 ( aps wert, - tt iSe made, cluster of tucks......¥ riday Sale Price ISz > tc apes . Friday $3.75 H Blank I i} > f Hpi npr Caps Worth oCe to Toc......... Friday. 33e Campbric Corsef Covers ~worth Ic. tritnmed 4° vard Skirt Patterne of all- woo! Freach jacquards, and ia nee . = orse an ots. me hones ag ae ia— outside Work—wWw 49 1th ase os ie _ mith ecw eze anid fine tucks "Er day SS | 4. Sard Shirt Patera of all wool worm aargon GD gS Ladies’ $10. 00 and $12.59 Kersey Jack- pd wary service te ie seal cl Mustia Drawer:-—worth tOc-trimmed with 7 ld : attern —a tine nssortment aud Ma 7.51 6 —For atable use—ery heavy a f / embroidery and tucks, also yoke band | Friday _yard Skirt Patterns of black Enelish crepons, and CLS siz0s sail ial Ba-gaim Friday $5.00 Shaped Horse Blankets wits tere shrelania 89c fer Hii Si Veér and Cambric Corset (overs — worth 400 low 2 - 4-sard Skirt Patteras of all- wool fizured me!rose cloth; ‘$2 25 Girls’ $12. 00 Boucle [/is fers. attachments........-... ‘ esate $1.59— Ff risay, 3 peck, trimme! with neat erntbrodery edge. Pe Fs A >psciai Friday Barzgaia at ° Pattera Sizes 6 to 14 vears—in wreen and tan. blues aud back Ebony No velties Mustia Night Gowns— worth c¢-Hubbard style, voke ani brown and black-obouacle cane with over cape of 6. O00 ° of «naced tucks, finished with eam ric 4-vari Skirt Lager of fine yorth $7.0 Soglish blistered crepons, goods broadcloth, trimme ! with faney gimp Fritay s — Frisay BE | *"tiatare very stpioh aml martin g TOUT OO ST OS sane meee wie teary ae." —Pataae OT oves an IttENS,. | Next t0 Given Away Friday. Mustia Ritieeworth 7 iis sole of fine tucks, 50 em rs ea hs Pee Lad'es Si4. 19 and S18. esd - a Bain Tai ne. poms , ’ : surp ice neck, trimmed with Val. lace. Friday 2 Zz In aicdit: on to the above black dress akirt pattern bargains we shall put ip carer gen pe gate ofcame! heir chevi: , rr 7 / ee eee Emoir> Gowas,. of mus'in, werth $1.00: on salea lotof short lengths of Black Dress (ioods, suitable for capes, tlaes and black and brown mixtures, in ti ight. 5) Grand Friday Bargains: original prices. Your bargaia time. elaborately trimined with al over Fes Waists and jackets, all of which »y Haif Price fitting and jacket efferi~ Friday / aa naga and — with \ * ine | riday Will be Offered at A You surely need them this weather. See what Infants’ Combs.... Were usiin .- iris worth tie umMboreiia sty e. — Wh CG 4 , ; ° ’ , le (nives : trimmed with embroidery and finished 65¢ Linens and ite OO > a big let ef comiort you can get for a very little ares oer 35¢,50¢c and 75¢ with dust ruffle ... is ate o , R in the Great price. These ure odd lo‘s, but get your size and Infants’ Prusues.... asi Colored emnants Anrual Sczle. yeu gcta right good bargaia. Paper Knives vecn % » ° Tweezers eae ‘riday, Mustia Gawns—worth $1 2%—solid yoke of ; , , i ° ee eee alare incerting Friday Thousands of them of every descriptien; also thous- Children’s 20¢e Scotch Woo! Bntton Hooks ands of odd lets ef Napkias, Towels, Cioths and Deyliecs— ” Mittens Mus'ia Skirts — worth $1.09 — umbrel'a D Sk © f P t Li gis les, ! broidery aud dust : . ‘ia te aa o : wel Hamburg embroidery and du (dz ress Ir a terns all will ge Friday regardless of cost. : Youtha’ 35¢ W ool: lined Kia Sehbteiin eetthiet asp ¢ a Shoe Ra adc 15¢ Remnants of 7'.c and 10c Crashes .. Remnants of 7'.c to 12'y¢ White Goods ........ An: othe r lot of those Misses’ a: ( Chi Maren’ s warm Seotch Lundbeorg’s Perfumes Spleadid Friday Bargains jn At Little Mere Than Half Price Friday. Odd lots of Ki.e to 12'.¢ Dovilies........ > Hand-«nitted Gloves, in {— mixtures, that were 2°. apa and 35¢c pair: al-oaasplendid lot of Ladies’ feamented A odor PHe, 2: 3 O1jid lots of 15¢ to 2U0c odd Towels... : Clack Casomere (t.oves, all wool—were cheap at —— nee : e bakes “9 ie, 7 il SZ and 25¢ , o ° Men S Furnishings. 5-yvard Skirt Patterns-*,* all- pl dail gy. dite Odd lots of 20c Hem Trav Cloths ..... 25c pair .-.-.--. - cess EEO ree eee Homespuns; regular $2.00 values; (1d lotsa of 35¢ Friaged Euchre Cloths... C Ladies 75¢ Wool-lined Kid Mittens, with clasp at ices Friday, / riday $1.25 ern On ots of 50c P: Sha b ate Pt 3-2 ‘ Smal! Lots Closed Out Cheap. Frid Patt ce ont pall naain leg-necitea ) liam ro /30c | Art Need/ework. Remnants of 0c (Cream Damask Pai air. Men's Cashmere Mofflers—grand protection for the ° of all-w i : ‘ pP — -wool checked Cheviots, ‘hoice Beoted Site. otripes. ae Serohar | eT oa a hg lie all-woo! Tailor Suitings aud OdG lots of V5c and 85¢ Chenille Covers, ie yards >) pave 11 ! S led d : “ all- wool Tweeis; regular $3.00 values; Aquare : ’ Ki Odd lots, broken sizes ; lightly seiled goods next to givem away. P veh “exo Re Sb nocpa Out Friday LO¢ Friday DIAS patter Rempan‘evt 39 to $1.00 R'chardaon’s Fine SHIRTING Ladies id Gloves and colors. some slightly ] ‘oa y £ J : 20 ovet—ithe real Metie INENS, ', le Si — | soiled br handling—clasps, lacing hooks and mosquetaire > ported—warm and comfortable—all this xe carlo Also Remnants (hundre1s of them) of enare lengths H ° ones setter sage me ong utyles- a oeue tbat bave rae at ie = $1.00 and Lup to $1. OO Cc patterns and sonnei regular “3 = of from 1 to 4 varde in Dress Goeds . Friday at alf Price Fine Checke! Dimities, worth 12! > yard. ini to d-yvare ! ' os ce - . Friday FOE 3 lengths, assorted styles.........: F ¢ Tinted Pillow Tops with back .. Friday, 1%e PAD VG DVD VD DP DPA DP DW DL DV DPS PSP SE SOY MIE POU whoebLebhoebLoLeLhoeLhetry, i ee — i ° ~~ ‘ q)iTieon a ~> RD a lh ome eran 96 d : | Ny ee | Gossip of Men and Things and Some of | 5.0). n¢.lowa, Coriisa of Michigan, De- [time some « ne of them may appear ee Gonna ; > ‘> a ety. ’ ‘rom O-( ay nence- : je oui aim nt (*.ark of Missouri l.in- enim , 1 ry. e S et peat Ae | the Minor Happenings at reagan ig pcs ge iat Pacel pe git certs am poping Be = a _— FRARCISCO : en eg! es 4 “8 gern "a oa pe | pgp Ona see ALLEGED ] C eH ] : a ‘ os - Li. Sag 7 Di Toe tan ie Bibley f i : Neen es MK it pe of the “hited States must depen: on the apital. eATLLS OT ATU tthe and Sto a 1 eu pee ew "= FOR ARLINGTON. thelrlaalaries for support. for the rallroads| DESPERADO, CAUGHT NEAR pee Pa asta nn WOTMGT. ore seed a pave.cut off all commissions, which hereto- LINGO. Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispat A RESTAURANT EPISODE. n Peihe d poche io the otmer day : , ae oe, | k rking. " Wus tlhe rey.y fore they have enj ye d. WASHINGT" mN. '. hes rr ie: , bates > —- resig ion. The Peenarts wet good sala- : py @ f ihe Fieu nan he na apes prominent “ee York magazine, Reece . Lee 1 made an fmpre ator eaten . ‘iv wa! herto in all his previous 10 vears In Con ie ‘cent Weste trip, was dining ay alton ng Pte | ; ) Menas Bo rie and ee commissions merely wore | ann, es on a recent esterm trip, ‘ , bad ) House vuaridey dies of Maj. Logan and Dr. (ra compensation, In fact, many of them Man Arrested Is Said to Be One) -+,~s nd yet Brosius is a ma: (FOOT one evening in a Pittsburg restaurant the, “spet’ him whenever he enters the | °% ut Jorn rofion Ben- 4 eas sa , 12 ors ‘ T »yp ay ste I Trute ° ' , — 2 io : - 7 % ; ‘ f : oi ‘ . : z ada ' . ays e ‘ ’ 1% ee bey? by it . a ‘ Armstrong, and the Families con tituted: un ee eres, "teat eales 4 of the Gang of Bandits Who Shot deal of agility in fh. ty, ae i | While waiting tor his order he glanced | popuin oe .s a Sehpoest i aa oo oy “vind th’ ras of the Dead Heroes. porder ft ret fusiness, allowed agents the Detective John Jackson. ished a good many creaiiatie THINgs ‘over his new spaper a! nd noticed the ad- ah atrenaman Gan of bemeleee Mey ney ior, F. Peo ty. oD Oc oren ges re af " Bt comminsione® “utc ancy —— pis chairman of the ( pealass ) vil vertisement of a well-known dyspepsia . buev he deat waltil is des ‘ie he oe Sa tne divide the commissions with the pas: hcnsenbicalieies Service Reform, =: ane alw. handle anime Stuar spep Tablets rt. , of which regent peerage ; a aie and send them over an inferior and mes ae — ‘ all wr: i ile pore paration, : tuart Dyspe _— ; la “asd * fea the ardueu ele alter thet ¢ ‘ ie ‘ e Axvument BAN FRA NCTS« “> Feb. 1—Thre remain ime Ss route. to thelr own discon fit- Special to Poat-Diepat +b linsely Very Weil i . Cane pir. 1. aS he himisett WAS rewtlial user of the fnactivVits oor 7. . sy t) relished his \ , ) iia of "Major General’ if Ww Liwton read vetriment. h WARRPEN@EURG M Keb 1 legelation tablets he began specuiating as to how » in anticipatio nti began to get BpeStic Nara + e208. at CSUs . ’ . : " . Ya * 4 ‘ . . . : » P t . so] . . a, dds : . ’ 6 . , er S ' le ° | } ‘ . . at ~ : , its have no one but themscives ~ . o nd resiu® has any Weakness ft ts to pose) pnany of the other traveling then in the ther water and = > werent: ‘ . ’ . 1 I " »! | ys “ee oa 7” ee ‘ ih" « Az . Jf +s 4 is Pius » hea . oe ‘ ‘ “ . r+ ale a of 7 ¢ ~ veils er oem e ae van t e oS on ES tg a “tl Jones, alas Pic kering, the desperad as ot! raftor Hie has voice wh ) car- | dining room were also triends ot the oat r 7 Si vo i in| see ag AN FRICAN CITIZEN IN TROUBLE ; 6 ae “Pye ' ny rele? rk ner a” . . e lL. Armstrong are on their way Fk ' abused their oppertunities, Commils- | cho: John Jackeon the Missouri Pacific de- | ‘lal ! Which left this it) i ” en om 5 te Ih per cent. Such | tie , upg | ries out. Into the -« tdors when t!¢ | popular remedy tor indigestion. a specia train, ati : — ; ‘el BE 7) : a dracn on the treasurles , tective, at Holden, Monday morning, Was loors of the Hlouse re osed and he t lI > ys" hed counted twenty three The wratte if 7 i ‘ ‘ seg I ; — T A rent I R 3 o'clock this afternoon. our troops f the companies, They amounted to mil- | captured this morning after @ desperate; rain : re ees sabes ' Sai a Te a ;mroment a retpeaced { he Kitcher IMs FTALON Ses ss eported in and of reseurding worde ar men at the tables and in the hotel office brepiae min. Staith’s ortginal ite ‘ison in Rusgia ‘ : . . . 4 "ym Vear W ester oadsa a comma: of cavalry and a representative Ire | ali sont ine sanyo) aan ds Flruggie with the officers. , , ae cio eo we nir ] k ae ble te mterview th m1) , a : : rheot) prune — b, om OF oa the Odd Fellows, of which Gen. Lawton was) P Wilh save of | Tiode ta whe Orod ee can aspire took the troubie t ntervic em ai eare? at on n MUCH CHANngee a ARPRDFEEN, 8. PD.. Feb. 1—IDnfermeation Tuesday night he came to the house ’ Mm appeures! ats : , oe ig ; The trouble with him is th h eka the’ was rprise earn that nine « he . oes an honored member, made up ile om ort Mort} ler’s Joy fs ja ¢ ‘raw fords — ree Nursery. an oid man named Easter. 9 short dist nee he = ole Bs Y 1 | bh | e t ms a . 2 was SU 1 1S¢ d to J x 7 : i Ss € ; rf t : j 7 1 Bach . . . , - : oG-Pr eM « tnese «” thr’ 4” ( » wil t venty torec made « ractic ari tin . . ‘ ’ jochvie » @) t rile t f | ¢ . Tv . to the Ferry Station. bart ot thie ‘Avi ial ne rthwest of I inge Hie ashe | f Tt sheltey ) one Ie he had been obliged to) 6 6quit Hi ; ove Tene ; (tren, : . cit. gen 4 4 Clous of the stranger's actiens and later i Fr %« the road. but since using Stuarts dys At the ferry the caskets were turned te ae Tag , , . a | for G rnor © . , . ‘ag . : uu d an al Treses . n nw - P ‘t , } . ' over to the Kn of honor, wine ee bebigt viet tae Gress announcing | went to Lingo and telephoned to the offi- |* *' , | Tahlete had heen! entirely free }+.. 3: at must | et him te , didacy for the United States Senate | cers in this cits Whenever Brostus speaks the galleries fll } pepsia labiets hae een entirely tre , * sever } arid lars, 3 Mi i hut he continued their {| seurf rura! visit eh 1 ¢ , ed iit ] ‘) | 7 ; panies the remains east it : non-commissioned off oer and Tour aves o s«treeeed James Hf. Kerry Twe thousan.! Le puts Sheriff’ Jamer A. Koch, *“orstatia rnd ever ‘body setties «iawn fore good time, irom mdi restion, | . : , tect a a end y a | hey are Sergeant Simon of ch » words of the document are devoted to ex- ) Oie and Marshai Tempel starts for Ltt ik tecatie hase. especially traveling. ON as a coin ons Gea Ze ‘| ye: se @ os oo Sand he. [invitations were tmued. The Miva ie all C8 . ry w 4 ot AL ibys : te . . " o's re. ons [or ° tf ‘ Tr t? ; if midniaht. q)? ne fo i we ——— e aval y. ho carne i perm AL his terol ' rN ring re ‘ ' ~ howe | VWeoNEY (“aM PLIMENTS ch AND ML, LR *, count of i : iF In meais and tin through the campaikn wit I. nN, 7 poliey., . H ulorses the Chicago platform odo by Constable Culley nh 4 Sea) hander ' War the only man ioft ty Pre Pe relative to bimetoilsm and government by _ posse arrived at t! Fuster house-j As eversaly knows, Senator ‘nd pa cod cause ike al! traveling mnen he was olten {| : h street, Was made 3 . ) . FPourth Cavalry wh@ wae in it when Law injunetion Relative to trust« he saves kl about davbreak j BANOIST a wr vonen aa ee Pg ti p “te .'oblived 1 hat he could get ated 4, Sr EREHS - copie? a nae a - Po He any in ton wae its cap tain, and Peivates Joh "The St myen s nequic put .imiuite Upon rw - Master home is a one-room box-.ike reaceet i uae et 7 ; K dhs ug Ke whe ; 2 7 gay | ' ‘ Methueen, « ‘ompany 2), boourtes neh ati ere of es to prevent such com- cture ide the oid folks ani Jones abe bi —~ ont gia A. wallet = af Not diways tte ee d | EMP A CPE Tht Pi! sed Der breath f { try, the (pene ral's order y: ('naries . hinatens oe ; ‘ongress :! nod 1») ice eY. ni Trumyp tes er ink If ; J lis’. wend “ : empower th: Interst ite hamis “ie en. of rea: ‘ned (o1 fils revolye} ‘bt . mee jr ; ve" vg *) i , 2 * Ce. Fa uae as ee : ! } he prog ratrnive a. .3 , a since she left oft coffee amnm., Whe wil! Sound Liijes Ver ; (Commerce 7 mission to fix Prnrtee upon ¢ Under nie prea ge and «a lively struggle feri- | an evasi : ae mt , , eet tuning «f , tuart SISe SECCe was’ re Serclet ‘ame fo Meet the . d ses Wions jast resting piace. amd Joh all frevig it nd traffie between the States | owed on whi Jones was severe.y injured I wish) i ter would adap i ~teause he coud eat what fr pleased and vif hut ihe tatter fs ang u Pagehaman of Treo; i. Sixth Cuavacr wid betwee the State end foretgn coun. He Was og uffed and breugat to thls : a be wins wd eee, 1 wien cee ree var t when he pleased, without fear otva sleep resent cA pty lw ‘day~ had dented ‘leotio i less night OF any other trouble all } expe nae and ti rel Or . ae Postum Food The caskets oocupy the composte eat tres ani prevent unjust discrimination and the DARKaEe Car tJaterventha be i Ween fay orhiiem.”’ : ‘ “ ye one O ee. ehi.dren, Dr Armstrong's relatives ain! at Hoiden oy the officers, they fought a:«i |, fer es a bee « copy POA, + pote Se pressure on heart anc 1UNngS. SNOT t less TT eR DID HIM Ginol) —While Zach ne Feyy pater Gnd staf. Gen. Shafter is ihe | He Was a Millionaire Coal King and | Pe:ective Jackson was shot threugn) the ; Magazine flv eens OS ol tebreath and distress in chest, which he ovior Cason was wiving his rema kale Ra AAAAARAPRPPPODPPDD Specta: escort A gee to ge beast ty tins head. The wounded officer is now in Seda- often” longer experienced since ust testimony in the « ark bribery caSe, 5@ ato : ‘ : re ‘ ' See at if ' SII sirer er f rr) ae Secretary of War Li. lougene To Wil Stepfather of Edna Wallace Hopper. Lens ; ' x yt ' amused himeelf making « sketch | “(\ fee caused dull headaches and diz eee ae ll _ ~_ > eo} -. we ’ if tr aT am eported dying. ye lid bane “¥e arris gon, his aide, went with hii NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Alexander Duns- “rhe man Sad near Lingo was to-day | Righes! complimen : set aS). Sow tablets regularly . f him. When it wae finished he labeled it | rine. with steady indigestion, until | (meg Di bp pee. Ped With ree tro peers «of ye et ePV Ii ‘ si” 4 . = : a te. Pullman This oo sty ons age of "aim + .. betsco and British Columbia, who 12 or 13 hooune tn wich me ag dec .ared thal - _ PLU MF. D BIRDS OF ORATOR Y re f" pies bablets tie GP cote tic — Petey Te eset a ay was apt, Cadaverous, hol-. this was proven bv leaving off coffee and ant. Colonel c. E Kdwarde. (apt. }- w King ’ ,Onrs age eecretly married the mote r of did net know him. (ofti "eTs® SAV. NOWeVET, boty 1?) 1? had e\ eF ound ior SOur bs omach aud oe on a lantert awed. with a strug. . : Po cunt Be, ) ‘} he dis ‘ ne had tornmreriy used common es om ; ' eae) and a moth-eaten nee . ers ‘ ‘ a Zizi The other Pullman was occupied ty J nouneement of which was made only about Jones. énda to relieve the trouble, but the tab- uch wae @ lawyer) Ness, Heaciache au RES ae ie p.ume ard Cupt. Roswell). bane Wallace Hopper, the actress, an- that they nave proof that the man is | both . ) rife a, | acidity, ; ho admitte ith perfe frankness that wrely disappeare:| an, the eidow of \ ree ty onth ago, is dead at the Imperial Hoie}l ennentne —_—_ —_— Nidrich hol ‘ . ’ . a9. Lagan, | . ~hy- . i) ‘a sen, Jose; aw lets were much better and sater to use nttrely different atortes, | «4 = he } al TT rely rent rf fyomother, \irs. Buriungame, Keusl- dren, her mother, Mre «. wir in this city Mr. Ttunsmuir was a brother nt Doing I friend, , Mins Parmiee of Cieveland. . of Sir Richard Musgrave of London, Eng- ZOLA iS AGAIN ACQUITTED. i keep Connecticut n at nt. N After smoking, me ge or other ex-j. hie » necessarily lfes, and é r ‘ er brother-in-law, Mal. W ‘ucke land, and was reputed to be Worth from §.- 'faila hack on Chauncey Depew reint ape aken lic se. a th nduet by the statement that | Worth, eh, 4 great sutferer trom . - ~ : ‘tue. ‘ cece hich weaken f! aqigestive or- ah yu by the statemen reat ; . | ee hea foe mother : sean lee tio tn = — _ ig = “ ss — ! peal age of thin feat age bg ? rela . res aaa nye restores the stomach to afte ~ -— rot onstder that any starermer: otpble and imedigestion for many en. and Mrs. Tucker, her sister, will | er REN Meee t by an Editor. Daniel. John T. Morgan te ¢] ie off gans, nothing lores % ac . 0. nadafetandinn- thee nT F tees ee a mages the party on the ick daar be a Taate He, The Majestic Range, @il sizes, at Craw- neous . d | Alabama With Roger Q. Mil leparted T healthy. wholesome condition so eftect a ie . a! had Na very re As the train passes throug: ~ eal’ d PARIS, Feb, 1.Emil Zola, accused of If- line giory of Texus Kentucky } attired lie: aa: Seuar’a Table a inneh was comeed bs eee recta set. 7 the past winter ae, we ¥ ie ealute, anid : ! —-—— — bel by M. Ernest Judet, editor of the Petit |the reappearance of Josep. BBR Daas . "e yo! Dy hs Bs | Bag AB 7 ‘nean’ te th ae : oftce and began usiag ‘ “ ¥ ‘ . ' ' 1? ot , Wer anhe peer Teeny) : ; ts . twart « SPreps: “mire 7 ; 7-4 pes 1 ‘ ‘ : ~ teader . Ss were 9 - ’ ; " ; onse ree im honor of I. vk “8 eH aig Merchants From Lawrence, Kan. }Journeal, has been acquitted. When the rte regain fh a a. ak sine Breanne bis ype NAY Ai nay oH | | itraduce dt oS op Chari. | ——— ‘Tee every day ke ie 7 eapether train ter traacnor : ' ' marty of Lawrence (Kan) merchants | decree of the court wae read yesterday ft |, » O nt Li) ehyrancrbh ie i , at, : li! as aby pet Moet “ = ° opt hie legal in ree beer nee sie made the oe. 1), for interin ; arcvet st. Lauwis Thursday to make | aroused great apmause trom. humireis o é : ’ peng Tha , ! : : : the members, Loh, Pp, and % neh unproved- she Lawton’ a rema({ 1 wi ibe in “ts ‘T ; » oe , ‘ase ws a? won ix f.! the r xfores spre etators BS the ‘ ourtroom J he trial Vib rr} : ‘ aye i ; b»*1 je fT ¢ ry? mwa} hvdractt! ! ‘ \ } i ane og i sail — i . ; , each at Fort Wayne an. fanraqnel!s re tegtstered at the St. Nieholas Ho- rew out of the controverey regarding | , ¢ Jeremiah KBeve hive ? é : me satel. jit tipper) a rarlical on aul naa tht } eat Canty any d of toord It i Ina at spree . ‘ l . J p Nn cat acc i CVe! a me me wo mich ge oo ae * one to : an then be taken directiy to Washing. | te) te SERRAIN In Te city severe: days 6 bor ed erator in Joseph Benson | r “Tenure, for every form of poor digestion. [your respected brother-in-law evidence to us that the cottee caused the purie} in the national cemetery at | A. Henley. George J. Barker, A. D. Mackey | | M. — com gone as ounsel for | oonsin has a briliant ormtorical rej ta | Sold by druggists everywhere Another statement which amuaet Chané- | trouble and that the Postum Food Coffce none _ Washington will probably be | and J. A. Henley are tn the party. Zola. and to Ais eloquent pica the ac-lratve in John ©. Spooner, and Minnesota Soil by druggists y es ler hat “no senatoria] campaign !" | helped to build her b and esohea on Thursday next, and the public _— mae quittal is credited. is not behind with vushman . oe A Intle book on stomach troubles ont “New ‘inagiané State was ever cor toonaths.” M }. age Gould W.F es = of Gen, evile “eee ais Colorads preeents an orator second to pone tu | s a artm- ’ the place the followins The World Leader and Beater te the The World ‘Leader and Beater !s the i _— Fa chagpeer Kaward O. O. Wolcott, with male’ free by addressing F. A. Stuart ducted more cages! or with lees “ae cinta? | “Crawtoré Piano,” $290.00, worth double, ' “Crawford Piano,” $200.0 worth doubla Heary M. Teller in ebrasks « Marshall, Mich, money than that of Gir, Clark,’ cvery Weak — 6 POS 6 Aer eS wrens a ee ee Se lt SRR HR gaat 9
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meer Se Por ——————EeeEeE . ’ ~~ =a e Oe oe Le en tate et, ee Se lates “a : . . rf i — oe > g ae oe — eh he ah Bites eS Fay iy a “— - + % THURSDAY—ST. LCUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. » $999.99.9.999.9.99.999999999991093109090909.8. “LDLLLLLLIBLLBLALALABLAA- SAAIIIINIII91949494994999999999:93939993 ae ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST STORE’S ROUSING BARGAIN DAY FRIDAY The final wind-up sale of the Siegel-Hillman Bankrupt Stock and the After-Inventory Sale of our own unsurpassed stock. To-morrow the price-cutter’s hand will be seen in the prices made on all odd lots and all the remnants, all mussed and soiled merchandise—all will go on sale to-morrow at prices that positively will mark the most sensational bargains ever offered—cost will not ba considered. = UNPARALLELED BARCAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THROUCHOUT THE HOUSE FRIDAY Te pe co pe pn pe pag P APOLLO PRLPAD OLA LAL AL =~ reOF rp-@— § Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Waists, Furs, Etc., Etc. 4 oe rr Vv ; _— a 7 A Stupendous Clearing-Up Sale of Our Own Stock. combined with —s the Final Wind-Up Sale cf the Siegel-Hil man Bankrupt Sicck,will afford an opportunity for unqualified bargain savings. S=SINVENTORY TAKEN !!I-23 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A CLOAK, SUIT, SKIRT, WAIST OR WRAPPER. Knit Underwear For Women and Children. Jackets. a Plush Capes. Cut the prices to effect an immediate clearance of all Siegel- Hillman Bankrupt Stock and our own After-Stock-Taking reduced prices gives you wonderful bargains Friday. Kerseys, Cheviots, Reaver. Boucle, Serges, Washington Avenue and ies Stree. Vi OMEN WHO WEAR— ar Washington Avenue and Sixth Street. + Her Mayesty’s Carsets Wo only have two racks of these: »" Ss, ench ms , eee > = short and handsomely braided; regu: ladies’ Soft t.am'« Wool Jersey Ribbed Pant Fr etc., worth all the way from $12.50 to $25.00, : eold for $230.00. $15.00. $12.00 and $lu.m; OT : ’s G h Misses’ and Children’a Extra Heavy Fleece-Lined Jersey Ribbed Fine All-Wool Fa hey Weavee, Full Satin Children Ss retc ens Hilteninrat price sae car oe ay Gees WEECONS, HeGe"- 19c $8.20 to. 0.00 «. or dpcietenad | No better School Cloak cou 'd be bought for e [> , ° ‘ f ‘ . y ’ ‘4 . rr . ’ , an . vad we a ehild: never ont art etyle far mer rices re coe sewwes Union Suite, Siegel- 19c SLE THESE GREAT BARGAINS. $10.00, $8.00, $7.00 aid $5.00; Ic ‘bought now— : ~ S ; Boys’ Red Medicated All-Wool Drawers, Siege!-Hillman's Another Lot $5.00, $3.98, $2.95 and $1.98 price Ge, — price . : , One lot of Brocade Siik Skirts, in ore nee to Children's Extra Heavy Merino Vests and Pants, broken styles Same cloth and style, unlined, regular $6.00 close them at once; never so.d f and sizes, odd lots, Stegel-Hillman's price up to 15c to $7.80 values 8.40: Quick Sule 45c, our price 12%¢c and to clean them out $2 98 ee bas Ladies’ All-Wool Fine Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, silk trimmed, ee er ee “Tt buttons down the front, Siegel-Hillman’'s ve SLI 19 2.25, OUP pPrice....ces. Ds ce eevocccdoccccececoness eabbasecessetoeuses afe--£uncheon. =" February 2. Hiliman’a price 45C, OUP PriC@....... ccc cece eee eee erenneerees Choice of Soups, Mests, Fish aml Vegetae Regular Dinner, 25c. bles, Pastries, Milk, Tea and Coffee. Soups. rm Chowder, 1. ~ Cream of Celery, 10. p uree of Tomatoes, 10 Heef Tea, in cup, 1 —Just the weather for them. Our prices on them are lower than same can be 9 Fu crs bought for just now. Hard for some people to understand how we can sell high Men by, Underwear. 3 orade Furs on this basis, considering the fact that Furs are on the advance and will cost from 50 to 100 per cent more next season. We realize as much as you do that it Pesitive are the orders given to make a final sweep of the Siegel- would be good policy from a money-making standpoint to hold every tur garment over until Hillman Bankrupt Stock without delay. The prices will make a next season or raise the price as others have done. We wil! close out the fur stock just as quick exit for them. thouch they could be bought over again in the market at the same price. Oysters. l“rie ~ half cdlozen. 2): cm Stewed, half dozen, 15; whole, 2 behi Pointe cr Sre.l, h 29: whole, oo. taw, half degen, 15: wh * Fish. Electric Seal and Chinchilla, Satin- China Wool Seal Brolled W Fix! ‘sley Sauce, 2 Bolled Lake Trout, Egg Sauce, ® em it> “tt, ATSiC\V ated _ hier a mt 4 ‘— : Men'a Heavy Wool and Cotton Mixed Men's pure Lamb's Wool Shirts, oy - er e+ : Capes, collar: and Regular value $15.0: Si coueete Ne aeeerese. — vo) men Ay ga Siegel-Hillman's Aree: yi eae 98 edge in front. satin-lired, 3 inches LW : i0.00 man's price MWe, for a firma price HW, now ce ay gi leap, regular value ALLE niar val a tw): sweep out : ; ‘ : Bo trie Seal, Persian Lamb, Paw & must go at.... ' $11.98 tegular value 50.0; $15 00 Odd lots Men's Wool F’eeced and Lamb's Gill yoke, tafle around yoke. satin- now wee . Entrees. Sweet Br ade. Larded a la Jardinicre, & Salmi of Game. with Olives, & Stuffed Pork Tenderloin, broiled, fresh Lobster ala Newburg Mushrooms, & Odd lota Men's heavy fleece-lined Wool Shirts, Stewel-Hillman’s lin fo f , Shirts, Slege!-IHiliman's prwe 6c, price $1.00 and $1.25, for the Q lined, ; err _— 4, 00 Marten and Astrakhan Capes. sy gun ee oe $19. 50 for the final go final wind-up : _ gc I Ee ’ tte si “#1, P ers lan I sand A very ni eo assortment fry sele ? arr , » O70) yoke, tab front, tall trimmings, goud from; note ‘ices; regular value ee ee $25. 090 = value ‘at $8): $20.00 Pianos Tuned ....................... 2 Fo TOW $5.98 for. cv $12.98 “irc Roasts. Prime Ribs of! ef au pags 0 es Leg of Veal with Dressing, 2% Loin of Lam lenalish ainuts, 2. Cold Meats, Salads, Etc. Botled Ham, 15 Ox Tongue, 15. Roast Reef, @. 1) Fresh ng ho Salad, Chicken Salad, 0, 7m % Cold Slaw, 5. M ‘ stic Ran eCS 10 D Irresistible Bargains Friday in the Final Wind- aje g C a ay Colored Dress Goods Up Sale of the Siegel-Hililman Bankrupt Stock - . : . . . Our supreme concentrated effort for Friday sale. and Our Own After Stock-Taking Prices Give linens The final Wind-up Sale of the Siegel-Hill- made to sg doup the Siegzgel-Hillman Bankrupt Stock. You Decided Advantages to Buy at Low Prices. man Bankrupt Stock, and our persistent a wet snag hangs ae tenes ogg aap price cutting after stock-taking, will draw tremendous ae tate ee ee ee Teed, Be: q lannetls. crowds to-morrow. ee ee te ee een In blue and white, Extra Heavy Outing Flannel, Siegel- green and white, brown and white, Siegel- After counting our stock we find the fol- 19 dozen soiled Napkins, the extra Hi.iman's pice 3c, our price ict (oye dnt Hillinan’s S price 10c, 7 | 5; C Seri line 3, Fe, Potato Salad, Fresh Lobster Sala: Sandwiches. Hiam Sandwieh, te. Tongue Sandwich, 35. Roest Beef Sandwich, 19. Chicken Sandw'teh_ 1. Vegetables. Hubbard Squash, o. Green Peas, 56. Corn, 5 Sweet Potatoes, 5, Sulced Tomatoes, 15. Mashed Turnips, 5. Boiled Potatoes, 5. Pickled Beets, 5. Spring Ontons, 6. String Peans, 5. Lettuce, 5. Stewed Tomatoes, &, . * . ep ’ . . lowing odd jots, which we will clean up large size, $1.50 grade, for iO-inch Illuminated Persian Boucie ws Asparagus or Toast, 10. New Potatoes and Cream, lo. on Friday sure: for Skirts, Sie gel-Hiliman's pric ‘© om our price oeeen eevee yy; rds Table Dat sk. f " Domestic Bar ‘ ‘ our price... : sae d . g ; ; widt h. fast os Bagg r in awede for 2 ga ns 45-inch two-color figured French Crepon, tn 36-inch Embroidered Scallop Skirting san “ads q (xrd lots picked out through the atock- green, blue, heilo and brown effects, _——" 4 a i . ae ee ot teen, ne ns Fili.man's p ice 8c, our price ee a Flannelette, dark «colors only, Siegel- Desserts. Chocolate Custat . iv Vanila Ive ‘ream, 10. (ireen Gages, 5 Peaches, 5. Sliced Oranges, 10. Enegli ah: Hre: akfast Tea, D. Lemonade, 5. Cocon, 5 Coffee, 5, Chocolate, 1d. Jersey Toast, 5. f ‘ey h m Tea, 3. Lombard Plums, 6. est und heaviest $1.50 grade, for. tak-ng and put down to closing prices for . ’ ; +) 4! Seeen of Linen Huck Towels, F - New Comel's Hair and Rasket Weave Plaids just re- Hillman Ss price ~0c, all 124° grades, for mhS Ry Hy: riday: ceived for spring, beautiful patterns, ' . C Pastr DE hades fAnen Craeh . Me Pillow Gases, only 10% dos., for....7%e HO» tag @s a Friday barg.uin they our price, per yard.. sees eoederve ye fuil selvedg: , fur, yard, tonto oPSAtapees 4: Ro To! : Green App! a Cream Pulls, 5. Te 4 . E _ #2 hand-made Renafssance Cenfér pte 7 extm jarge Sheets, only 56, for 44-inch all pure wool Came?’s Hair Serge, best All-wool Red Flannel, Siegel- Mince ‘4 Temon Meringue, 5. ae Pumpin Pie. 5. ISX 18 tn ‘hes, with fine lire: C fiige Bleached Muslin, only 15 pes., for 4e wearing mMiterinl made, Sicgel-Hillman's 59c ‘ ae as i “sl C i Pie a li : (ream Rolls, 5. iuuee, wee Brade, for Hillman 5 price loc, our p! Ice.» ackwieat at ire with Maple Syrup, — — ss Mill ends Bleached Muslin, 10-yard 14 an eh Clots, hand Hemestiched, pure ' =e. gerade for : ° ‘ ~ ‘ a: ~ : Hinen Satin Damark, SAxM inches, from | 6 OF eae All Remnants Friday at one-ha'f 500 remnants of Flannel, Kiderdown Crystal Water, 5. price Suc, our price banis, Si-:.e 1imaen. : ric L ; Se ee te . scm $1. zs. our p end ed Onelta £0 ¥ ithout reserve make them go quick- Are distinguished by their graceful carriage and perfect coatour. Ne Cerseis 4 : 5 eece-Lined Jersey Ribb ee I sheeeed ¢ ¢5 I'nion Suits, Slegel-Hillman’s price 89c, our price $10.00, $9.48, $7.¢8 and $5.98 quite like it—nene quite as goed. Ladies’ Extra Heavy Cotton Vests, plush lined, very warm and EX $2. 15 [Oo $6. 00 soft, Siegel-Hillman's price 69c, our price SI. 00 Another Lot e\ : ° the Sfeerl|-H!i iman Hankrupt 9&c Ail Remnanta Friday at one-half and ° “ . teeeeeees one-quarter regular prices. and one-quarter reguiar prices. and Flannelette at half price. Iytra wervice Will be charged when one portion is served for two or more. jo EECEE ETE TTT TTT T ETE TET E EEE E EEE ETE TT TT TT ETT TTT Weveveceesreerer... AAAARAARAAAAAA AAAS AabA abba LS ee TT } here heiped the firemen. In epite of the | »pwWere not allowed to see the Mayor, but close proximity of the fire the whole side eee relerred to Berge. MeGrew. We ceuld of the bullding was soon caked with i.e. aid frem him Water on this all the time served to thick- 4 ; ‘And he treated tea verv roughly, too,” pod cpl Cy let “He did not peitively Stock, $2.0 cradle, for Mm en the coating aml warded off the flames lt is, be onuse J Uj prose my fi that reached out from the burning roof of ii per: cokes bis but while we were ¥ ; the Orrick home. Mayor Fleming's loss is rg at ry leant mefully."’ ‘ smi : Te Poor, lone Oman wii dey | Tie Orrick home and contents were de-| JAMES J. WALLACE OF THE|waTERWORKS COMMITTEE LIST- |JAMES B. GREEN AND ee ‘isis tiecon'y city Pwis ever tn." con- | ATTACHMENT SUITS AGAINST B. ee ete ene, Santee Hoare SOUTHERN HOTEL MISSING. ENED TO ADDRESSES. COULDN'T SEE THE MAYOR. | Me piabag M. yer. Kunderstana aieman T. LEVY & BRO. at S90. The contents of his library and | th ton room were above a money Valtic to | et ore Ria ' ontimgent fund at his disposa, for Just EEE iim”. entpesn-Gumemess Guneneeomes ‘ } } t-es OM OTT S . ———— i The Groens have reachel the place where Fled in Their Night Clothes|\Q MORF RELEASES ON COSTS seats 8 RETICENT.| ROBEA T MOORE'S CPINICNS.' THEY ARE IN GREAT DISTRESS. vores seo ist ral "™* "DRAFTS WENT TO PROTEST. . ~- i "on oC of From Webster Residences. | + ee : : REFUSED TO CALL A VOTE. | 3 | Judge Sidener Declares That Hereafter Mr. Walines Caguet he sees ied : oh Mr. Ockerson Also Enlightened the Mayor's Factotum Sergeant Reported | c+ ERR a OF Third Street Fruit Brokers Agitated to Have Usd Rough Language St. Louis Hay and Grain Company a ir ies of Which There Will Be Fines, and They SS ee Committee and a Number of Shareholders in Court. Over an Alleged Discovery in THE ORRICK HOUSE BURNED. | Must Be Paid. oe — Agents Were Heard. to the Suppliants. ! the application of Thomas Brown the Market. Taity Issued an order Thursday fer anise George B. Sidener made another! winiam Russell Allen of Litchfield, Mass ns a ederick and Louls P. Dei 6 . ie es ‘ , iam 17sC 4 abi ata, « ‘ .* : ° - > Se Oe? , hf! “ i? sir! von s . eh-) a Mee y » . P TU ia MAYOR FLEMING'S HOME SLIGHT-| order Thursday morning that will affect a president of the Southern Hotel Ce., who] The filtration of the water supply of at, | James ht. Green and his wife are lve to show cause Tuesday why they Phird atreet Brokers Gnd eocumiane ee *! reside’ & 4Fs ® . ' Pee + ’ he PPR Ye 1 “hep elses jan: cot ; ~~ mt ay Westfall Bros. Frull Company of Low Afte , oF 4) 2 4 . 5 ? ‘s* , ’ , ° ’ ‘ . ’ »* "? ’ ei if }° ? > i MISe 4 = " ptvas 4 i ” —— . . : ; . . ; ; po , . ‘ ° . " tn borg as > es if th ~ a ge WHO aoe 4 woe neg Co, and conn ie give mi presided. A seore of promoters and citi- ihe ante equal number baiiots. mak- geles, Cal... who aliegwe that a car load of " : & a ere on tec n CA ‘ arge Ss are or the Alien = ALEC . tie ius Liedi wen sere 1) Ze ns who have ne inte! e st mn any partic ui ur war ji a g f iT as tiv \ ir. a*'eNe- oranges was eold ti R rr vy & hr, Frederick Orrick, hia sister, Miss Littie; guil.y they ought to be punished. lt is no. a. the hoiel since the Aiiens arrived from ’ Mes: Green shed tears wilaile lit a Orrick, and her friend, Miss Bittle of St. eee to put a tax of 8% on them and) the Mast. __ | filter scheme, but who easnestly desire lie) Te ospeciasiy when she teferred the claims, however, that the defendants ‘rough the agency of Moore Bros, aise Lwule and the fam y of Mayor Fleming ; rit ayy — —_ pevecene| _— to as When questioned = Mr. Wia li: ie 5 | purification uf the wate r, were pr sent, : ai es t} ae had rece! | t the hands } * erent ‘ ti et ae ayrects fF ince fruit and produce brokere A 15-day drait ’ , oe vac elr Paunts ASSCSSINE a Nine, arr connection wiih the hoiel Company. by tit 1 , = eatineil ley that PUCIVew ui ‘ | ; ; ' ; ® ™ ’ “9 ) ‘ - on ¥ “4 et rhe ) ? , °¢ "¢é { cet | . Murrowly escaped death early Thursday then seeing that {it Is paid, or in defaul: of Posi-lispaich Thursday morning, Mr. Al- Pne proceedings were taken by 4 wager the big sergeant Who stands guard in Was given and accepted by Levy & Bra morning by the bvuraing of Mr. Orrick’s & Payment a term of imprisonment in the j len said: rapher, and the report will be used vy the Lnterens ty» the Mayer's offtee > allewen tient " tection 4 when they secured the bill of lading, and it ; , . re | “Workhouse, is a punishment and this ip! "Et ts 8 private matter amd does not ©ON- | commitiee in formuiating its pan of pro- | ee rigateg Pua fat eas P } @he® Peen® avenmn @aeensien © heme alee cine is alleged they solid the oranges, pocketed residence on Marshal avenue in Webste: ; ' . ry, it cortends that aeveer tard Beat will what this class of offenders must under- cern the pi iblic,’ ; Cea . ®O dein.te pPiall Das yet Deen sud- owe , Thev ‘rived , j ea, CW- re ‘im him iy "Pie aceorditg to thre the proceeds and let the draft go two pra Groves. The vecupants of both houses es-/| stand they may exper’ In this cour’ When asked if Mr. Wallace's transac tions fes.ed as to Wii course suivusd be pur- oleae Ege axe ¢ their railroad ti 7 ! ‘ t 3 "9 omen y. , caped in their nigalciothing Let m fat C f a as agen: of ng elemeatetnes lean rf igganeet san ve am ee PECEes peseen a ST ee eceks al anes eal A an a ‘ailfornia fruit ats "ey ] rie ( . r , revive ~ Cteaa , . i ‘ rie kere ris sarypriy report «0 ne “eit i ie ' : ; ' ; ule to visit him Arratee ments were t)} Southern SONOS emploves all agog and ik ui CDeraalilhe Gies 7 t. le pe i — i with a con ver ‘ i bi: | , > ¢ +} receipts and ruiryplee © } i 7 5 : Has Privileges of Doing Business. ie SO nun of Mr. Wallace's ab- of discuss.ng the purification of the CY 8 pepe of quest such cases | heirs, —_ - - o* come 6 we pers had NM buneow by concerns fe, re Made for them to pass the higat there. . . the probable cause ; Water supp y, and a.though he had not been ht. ag” ' {: ae r fixbursements of his offiCee for 1899 for thn mating themaeives » fruit broke Friends Jropped in to coOngratuiate Mr. Ww ABHINGTON, Feb. 1.—The Secretary ence were be) ng nl usscad In an Ulbtertoie ‘ betes =ese ‘ hey Went to I ‘ you rage j : ‘ se ' . * aulnorized to represent these organiza, | gsegoy says he has io tion of the City Treasurer elr plan was to buy car lois of frum on » . . . 5 . TU t was in the ro ie , Orrick on he convaiescence and the little] of the Interior has rendered a decision to. LS ag Surprive ~ I as one of the hotel De Knew his opinions were in harmony With gee ghe Mayor... a rismel the : showe that the totel escetone aannanan ‘aet or In transit. Moose Bros. meade Perty did met break up til late. the effect th i- . ome those of other members ret hi | with us tor kK T ¥ oward morning Miss Bittle awoke. The) at nations! banks tm the fs guests termed the annerncement eg a ae Meeahqnary ee lies eek. comes |e Sergeant Mi Grew, whe th sit! ce foe 1899 from alt’ eaurces were unsac “have been doing Ps A, me:il of stiuoke was sirong in the house. | dian Territory are not subject to the li- Ajlen that Wallace Was he wonger conney ted tirel " ‘wpeilans 5 a crust "th nga . =s , *- toid them ughiy that ae’: ihe me Ths os mene ; pet. ~ “ ese th oma ' f - he aroused Mise trrick, whe Knew at. cense or privilege tax imposed by the laws with the cammpany. : binni'te hie eaoal a3 . ngle oo +} ye ay: ype ae cote moneys t yp he a Mhalf-lare j : Treasury. $17 aa: heat . hy mena o a ph, Once that something was amiss. When, of the territory upon non-residents doing; Mr. W allace hat for 10 years past oern- . ; be ine ated | ‘an ing a ; — cket he coud deo nern ens tas ' une tress fees uncol ted, egg bamet ihe TT « Bhe opened her apartment decor a cloud ~] business within the territory. ipied a confidential relation with the neirs #Fe Geeply in —" n hav "ne a pure water “Weary of repeated rebtutfe t the MAYOF 8 gan ne... > mute f° docks ne en ee number of @moke poured tuto the room from the stair-| There are 16 national banks in the In-j| of the Allen estate, e of whi " me , dete “tent : Bese ~—y oy r eet ne a He sek aan kn office, they went to the Foup ss . ) ; ) gah Way. For & Moment botn young women, diano Territory, and heretofore some of only mod ae et Cer re srw OT oto new One. Other oities na heas, | ene att Were etine|. Mies Butt. e threw open u win. them have paid the tax referred to under ce was connect: a w ith rhe Iron Mou? tatn it ne - a va : os ~_ . “ t ' = i tie en pathiz 3 , | . “ee Way secure a@ow and sounded the alarm, whi.e Mes Of.) protest, while others have refused to pay. Railway Co. r} aftlair. of the estute in nas - rite “4 %, “ , 2 yl 1S a ae not na os tv to do anything for h tein ad sea ee 7 aia sie " 7 R ty a2 rv ; i of lunding The / fick hastened through the smoke-c,ouced' claiming that under the national bank TR age Set | pe ee bg pee A =! Sould only ask the cOmasition to tate tal: tee meee. them to see thy Maro n bate Court of & . inet Se EE ee lake. wt aia ae - oye ty her brother's room. No auswer act the only lHcense a national bank re- } ° Boston and T sea Allon advantage of the experience of other cities “erate Atel Wit tent eander ete MH lersen calars as $17.00 Jufte Te pameteament or at & ettictiimn , orous pounding on the door attested quiftee to do bus'ness in any State or Ter- (ieorge A.len « oston amd Thomas Allen . ee | er cities e. hey «. ike! , — : : | sate oneignn 'hhouleusly low fgeure, ®. : tc waar sieeping soundly. Mies Orrick ritory is the certificate of the Comptroilet of ag! tag : ; o! He th “ent there was a ae abet gaan «ft eto reat? weit . t} ' eat ra . eQrir ¢ a‘ ‘ais ' asses re. @ ving al advance when on : ted . Mre. Louis Chauvenet, who is another o im faVOr nites that van proved 8Uo- | whie h m le thieves f honest eT veael é COMB BD ie: Y this Gractica the fruit SET Stat Ged cracls’ et the | Pe Ceerene: the Allen hetrs, also Infrsted her Interest | Cvssful ewewhere; and chat, preterence | “Green is a contract. He isa fue bi AFFLICTED WITH ACUTE MANIA. Vales hove shrunk gnder thie ; in the estate to Mr. Waliace. Mrs. W. R., sheuid be given to a plan in Which no pri- | tng woung fellow. bt r nH pnys que, but | Rec ‘ “#J.e" heave shrunk nder this ~ y that were eweeping through tho we Worid Leader “4g oe agg me Be Donaideon, her sister. piaced her real ee- ate interests were involved. i. oehee my Re nM Fellow Bagel d ge ot Sphiaet , c : De eatin toot ar ae But Mr. ‘Orrick heard ner. Calli through Crawford Piano, $250. . worth ouble. tate .mieresi in . harge of ‘Hienry « Bart- nt. ne favored MTVU hppa ownership aud wife are well edu t=}. Th re arr @ Hendon A. Wanston Picked Up on the ' , apy . *.othh 4 fi ‘ ite. and thus ehule he ge for the young women to hasie . ling of No. 817 Chestnut street, after the about a year ago at Sar ‘ . waiter ig em. timate brokers and dealers, the back stairway Mr. Orrick trac Coinage of the Month. estate had been partitioned three years thought the committee should make ihe went to sonal om seikente os pany at | : Street by Y Policeman. ine Of the Care of oranges shipped by us pared himeelf for rapki flight He found bay mei ot Feb. 1.—The monthly te 7 x's ,& thorough siudy of the subject, so that Denver, but his wi with w 7 OOF | Hendon Heuston Wae picked up on | ‘vs & to. Nae ren iocated at ; ah- je sister and her wurst in the allway statement © Comptroter of the (Cur- t is said that when Wailace left St. it* con uelon eou.d be fical and free from roarry and he - ct : ° - a ¥ » Th uate eee five, Tes reu@h the ald of our maton when he came out an! under his direction rency ent t at eolnage executed at Lauis he sturtel tow ard «¢ hicago Hiie doubt as to its complete success Inveatti- | ’ ’ rs en tortedt r 7 eal ri ence Man ay or , if nae - if i. “aT Dow stands on the they were safe PLoied out Into the zero the @mintse of th _ Tnited States during family reside st 5423 Vernon avenue. Kation anould be nmi.de by experts "T . ar about ' 1 , wfsoee ng and se? the Clty Hospital for obser track nh 4 COP teaied as oUF prop. fered keenly from the ; Janvery, } amounted tu $14,063,431. as fol. ~ ‘ rang oO, the Theme Y 3%.-9 ' . a iiehed a eoon ae ré . ‘ gs . ; e : . , tea , ‘ d ‘ , The flames had gceined too areat That you see. will consist o f the Katherine iUbal re wus M = Johns A a beg a o said Se fulls eon. . wa ms o ; + ae P ie Lite yeaa iT lie was similar.y arti : ne wie “ie ‘% ‘ bar! —— headway and the ged firemen were Will send your “WANTS” Concert company. Miss Ridgeway, wit!) wurred in the opinions expressed by Mr i tian eo position before. [several weeks age, but Wes See Ts tsecured i : ee SS ee which | end loa pped the ght in To the P.-D her associates, form a strong combination phan oe ban ’ , ‘ ~ green Way Of AP- | fram the atvium aa « cured He In Marries ¢ “ ia estimated by uae at 2 ae jomn “pumps 7 - ; ena , ne and have attained throughout the Eas: a 7 py piwy g theese gentlemen a number of | ise as peop th. | othe + “ ‘A ra ge " 2 RB ter tm the | "¥ the eles ‘ud be found Thu secon oor @n high place in popular favor neneiies tt? in ay be panes : dishecnaet. tam ahd ne Sir * Mgitinst me © The or. eader anc eater | ; = i. ae mane reda ge aide next to the B hg Addrese Epworth League. Dies Ridgeway t« as i plane of a dévice W - > re ae 7p om og i! eannot geet tt ry been to em Lp Jy Tent sove «be was once the pai tner of Madani . “a — ° ° . 51 _} this country did in surepe andl which, he , agenctes, and have even app.ied to peop « Adalr. the aereneut, le @ patient in tive , enechen’ ioe ave ae | ly elected secretary of the Butterick I Patterns for February now At claims to howe tried successuililvy ‘* I met on the streets for work. a last | Ciey Hospital. She. lived alone at @0 Norts scapes a a Cv. Hector, Crawford's. Mississippi River. fesort we went to the Mayor +o 'e Mein street. a Third sires te " - , g ¢ fae | ( SAM eRe?” 4. — _— . si lige — ——— ee —_ _— ei datetitiat mathenitiiiiees Oa er 2 i ne Rite an Ov mt ee eee a de 1 oe a ie" een” Kot
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— THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. AAALALALALALALALLAAALAAAALALLAAALALAAL- SAAIIIIII9949994999399999999999993599393 4ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST STORE’S ROUSING BARGAIN DAY FRID The final wind-up sale of the Siegel-Hillman Bankrupt Stock and the After-Inventory Sale of our own unsurpassed stock. To-morrow the price-cutter’s hand will be seen in the prices made on al! odd lots and all the remnants, all mussed and soiled merchandise—all will go on sale to-morrow at prices that positively will mark the most sensational bargains ever offered—cost will not ba considered. = UNPARALLELED BARCAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THROUCHOUT THE HOUSE FRIDAY | Pe a ae he a a at he a te he an a geese @—— § Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Waists, Furs, Etc., Etc. = 2s ~ A Stupendous Clearing-Up Sale of Our Own Stock, combined with the Final Wind-Up Sale cf the Siegel-Hil man Bankrupt Sicck,will afiord an opportunity for unqualified bargain savings. S=SINVENTORY TAKEN !!-2 i NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A CLOAK, SUIT, SKIRT, WAIST OR WRAPPER. Knit Underwear For Women and Children. Jeckets. aah, Plush Capes. Cut the prices to effect an immediate clearance of all Siege!-Hillman Bankrupt Stock and our owh After-Stock- Taking reduced prices gives you wonderful bargains Friday. Kerseys, Cheviots, Beaver, Boucle, Serges, Ladies’ Soft t.am*'« Wool Jersey Ribbed Pants, French banis, Sime Hiumatss price $1.%, our price Ladies’ Extra Heavy Fleece-Lined Jersey Ribbed Onelta I'nion Sults, Siegel-Hiliman’s price 89c, our price Ladies’ Extra Heavy Cotton Vests, plush lined, very warm and “oft, Siegel-Hillman’s price 69c, our price SI 00 “5c, 8 for ° Misses’ and Children’e Extra Heavy Fleece-Lined Jersey Ribbed Vests, shaped bodies, silk trimmed, pearl buttons, Siegel- 19¢ Hillman’s price 35°, our price Misses’ Fleece-Lined Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, Siegel- 19c Hillman’a price 46C, OUP PriC@... 2... cee cece cc e eee eeeeeneeeeeeeee Boys’ Red Medicated All-Wool Drawers, Siegel-Hillman’s price 65c, our price..: Children’s Extra Heavy Merino Vests and Pants, broken styles and sizes, odd lots, Sitegel-Hillman’s price up to 15c 45c, our price 12%c and e Ladies’ All-Wool Fine Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, silk "S119 earl buttons down the front, yea mmevenas s sneeall $1.19 ed our price,....... oveccecces TITTTITTT TTT TTT iT Washington Avenue and Sixth Streev. ViOMEN WHO WEAR Her Majesty’s Corsets Washington Avenue and Sixth Street. We only have two racks of these; all are = short and handsomely braided; rezu arly pte Sembee > stage ew. from $12.4) to $25.00, | a 7 eo)}.! for Sa. $y ve Siz. and $10.00: LU e" without seaerve make them go quic at one > $10. 00, $9, 48, $7.¢ -8 and $5.98 Another Lot. © \} ° Fine All-Wool Fancy Weavee, Full Satin Children’s Gretchens Are distinguished by their graceful carriage and perfect comtour. Ne Cersets quite like it—nene quite as goed. $2. 1d to $6. 00 ee Serge Lining. always sold for z aa aes . ee . tee ae $8.50 to $9.00, go now > we Ne Beet ee ver ont at etI gy A Fifth SLE THESE GREAT BARG °3 810) Ow Tie a: a rht now— vw” i I AR YAINS. b 2 A, oi. th), $7. ”) aii d $ 7 bi bought n \ Floor i Another Lot. $5.00. $3.98, $2.95 and $1.98 \ t of Brocade Siik Skirts. tn order to . cone ther : | February 2. Same cloth and style, unlined. reguilar $6.00 cose them at onevee; never so. for less than to $7.00 values, Bi0; Quick Sule to clean them OU. cccccsoccce eeeeeeee $2.98 rh ? J , in ; Choice of Soups, Mevts. Fish aml Vegmetae Regular Dinner, 25C. bles, Pastries, Milk, Tea and Coffee. Just the weather for them. Our prices on them are lower than | same can be lam Chowder, Cream of Celery, 10. Puree of Tomatoes. 1 Keef Tea, in cup. Men’s Underwear grade Furs on this basis, considering the fact that Furs are on the advance and . Pesitive are the orders given to make a final sweep of the Siegel- Hillman Bankrupt Stock without delay. The prices will make quick exit for them. Men’a Heavy Wool and Cotton Mixed Men's pure Lamb's Wool Shirts, 75¢ will cost from 50 to 100 per cent more next season. We realize as much as you do that it Oysters. Mried. half dozen. ®): whole, 3. Stewed, half dozen, 15: whole, | Rlue Pointe or Se.) half, 20; whole, oo. Raw, half dozen, 15; whol! Fish. Brotied White Fish, Parsley Sauce, 20. Bolle? Lake Trout, Few Sauce, ®, would be good policy from a money-making standpoint ts hold every fur garment over until next season or raise the price as others have done. We wil! close out the fur stock just as thouch they could be bought over again in the market at the same price. Lined Hick c _— Chinchilla, Sat!n- China Wool Goal Capes, collar end. ee ve beceepai ae 0.00 worth 85.00): wn $2 98 edge in front tatin-tired, Winches Nv ser eene se i ad dewp, regular value SLOLa: She, (hh : I’ectric Seal, Persian Lamb, Paw & must go at... ° re sh Kean _ $15. 00 Shirta and I>rawers, Sieceil-Hill- broken sizes, Slegel-Hillman's man's price Moc, for a fimal price $1.3, now Bweep out Odd lots Men's Wool F’eeced and Lamb's Odd lota Men's heav'y fleece-lined Wool Shirts, Stegwel-Hillman’s Shirts, Slege!-Hillman's prmce 65c, price $1.00 and $1.35, for the for the final go eS ee Saree soonws Pianos Tuned Majestic Ranges .10c a Day 4 The final Wind-up Sale of the Siegel-Hill- Linens. man Bankrupt Stock, and our persistent price cutting after stock-taking, will draw tremendous crowds to-morrow. After counting our stock we find the fol- 19 dozen soiled Napkins. the extra lowing odd jots, which we willl clean up large gize, $1.50 grade, for on Friday sure: . ‘. # yards Table Damask, full Domestic Bargains. width, fast color, “oc grade for , a heavy whilte Bedspreads, larg- ‘Si. 00 (xid lots picked out through the atock- est and heaviest $1.5 grade, for. tak:ng and put down to closing prices for 17 dozen of Linen Huck Towels, 8} C all 12% grades, for covccces. OA HO yards brown Linen Crash, 4 C lic Pillow Qases, only 10% doz., for.... “2° “= Entrees. Sweet Rreads. Larded a la Jardinicre, ®. Salmi of Game. with Olives, 3). Stuffed Pork Tenderloin, broiled, fresh Lobster ala Newburg. J) Mushrooms, 2 Gill yoke, talle around yoke. satin- lined, formerly $6.50; 4 $4 00 Marten and Astrakhan Capes. Regular value $5.00, 95 Nn.) Biectric Seal, Persian Lamb , ‘erv bo assortment to select , yoke, tab £0 tall trimmings, good - note ‘jces: regular value with vival “ae 325. 00 RO now $5.98 now : Peet eee $12. 98 : : A ie geet pcg noun Irresistible Bargains Friday in the Final Wind- Colored Dress Goods Up Sale of the Siegel-Hillman Bankrupt Stock Our supreme concentrated effort for Friday sale. and Our Own After Stock-Taking Prices Give made to Wind up the Siegel-Hiillman Bankrupt Stock, You Decided Advantages to Buy at Low Prices. We have igiored values by cutting ogee in haif. Jk varde fine quatitvy Ficured Dienity, A nants, Slegel-Hillman’s price, per anne Ss, our price, Per yard Roasts. Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus, ®. Leg of Veal with Dressing. 2 Loin of Liaimb, Enxlish Walnuts, 25. Cold Meats, Salads, Etc. Botlhed Ham, 15. Ox Tongue, 15 Roast Reef, Sardines, per box, 9. Fresh Shrimp Salad, ®. Chi ‘ken Sala, in) Potato Satad, 5. Fresh Lobster Salad, 2. Cold Slaw, 5. Sandwiches. Hlam Sand wi ch, ta. Tongue Sandwich, 5. Iz Reef Sandwich, 16. Chicken Sandwieh_ 16. ‘ le | a Vegetables. Hubbard Aqui ish, oO. . Green Peas. 5. Corn, » Sweet Potatoes, 4, Suleed Tomatoes, 15. Mashed Turnips, «. Boiled Potatoes, 5h. Pickled Beets, 6. Spring Ontons, 6. String Beans, 6. Lettuce, 5 Stewed Tormatves, &. Asparagus or Toast, 1°. New Potatoes an! Cream, lo. Taw so SC Yard wide Shepherd Checks, in blue and white, E xtra Heav y Outing 2 ] annel, Siegel- green and white. brown and white, Siegel- Hi.iman’s p tce 39, our price * Hillinan’s S price 1c, l C -- _— Se b)-inch Illuminated Persian Boucle Suiting e y for Skirts, Siegel-Hiliman’s price Tue, our price Se es 2 ow ee ok ae 6: 6: ¢ 68 6.0 @-6ie our price.... ss ee ate Desserts. late Custarl, 5 Vv anil la Ice Cream, 19, Gree nm «F, ae. Peaches, 35. Sliced Oranges, 10. Ie — = Rreakfast Tea, 5. Lemonade, 5. Cocon, 4 thocolate, 10. Jersey Toast, 5. ss 45-inch two-color figured French Crepon, 36-inch Embroidered Scallop Skirting ee blue, heilo d brown effects, egel.- 4 ee Riana pare Me, our price... 39 Flennelette, dark colors only, Siegel- New Camel's Hair and Basket Weive Plails just re- Hillman’s price 0c, 1 Qc . = « eG pes " Lombard Plums, Friday: eelved for spring, beautiful patterns, 7 H9o value, as a Pri ley LArRs in they our price, per yvard.. “eeeenseee* fujl selvedg: .. for, yard,...-.+ as = Ro for ri , SAs Te } - . . ~p P ° 82 hand-made Renaissance Center “Ste © exte.darge Sheets, only 66, for 46-inch all pure wool Came!'s Hair Serge, best All-wool Red Flannel, Sievel- Mince Pie. 5 Lemon Meringue, 5. Pumpkin Pie. 5. ISXIR fnehes, with flne Iiren fi'sc Bleached Muslin, only 15 pes., for 4%, wen trang miteri i] made, Sicgel-Hillman's -§9c Hill Ss ) i " 1D Ir DI ice C ct Fab . i eh es Doughnuts, 5 ee P 4y “ai Tice Wer, sur rice se@res 3 S » “oC ( 2 “ *e Lees .’ u.rs .' ’ 4 7, . center, $1.00 grade, for Ma ail thied teed Atustin, Yo-vard price our 4 1limat price c, } SGuckwheat Cukes with Stenie Gin 14 Line Sotss, hand Hemestiched, pure engths. 75c grade ' ee P a vett: toicr, borat hile we Were the Orrick home. Mayor Fleming's losa is , er ; “vy s ill, T taiken«d breopeer, rhe ‘Orman &. Uae, "Tie Orrick home and contents were ve-| JAMES J. WALLACE OF THE|waTERWORKS COMMITTEE LIST- |JAMES B. GREEN AND W re | “This is the omy city] ver tn on. | ATTACHMENT SUITS AGAINST B. ee nae, oe the houre SOUTHERN HOTEL MISSING. ENED TO ADDRESSES. COULDN'T SEE THE MAYOR. ey ace thucMlenoe ‘f undesnae T. LEVY & BRO. ; ‘ rit Freer] ‘ hy I~ } : f r j ie! -at S309. The contents of his library and! ten Ee room were above a money Vale to | oe. a bee aH cemtimaen ! — —rao-—tle iim. ree al } _ : 4 : . —_——- ~~ | The Gree oe rea he place where Fled in Their Night Clothes tye MORE RELEASES ON COSTS THE ALLEN HEIRS RETICENT. copezt MOORE'S CPINIGNS,' THEY ARE IN GREAT DISTRESS. poor: [ct naihocticen’ they Oo] DRAFTS «WENT TO PROTEST. oe "REFUSED TO CALL A VOTE. From Webster Residences. | ‘all ies | spi | | | Judge Sidener ollaion That Hereafter Mr. Wallace Cannot Be Foun y a6 | Mr. Ockerson Also Enlightened the! Mayor's Factotum Sergeant Repo pted | eacieitae > a phe Third Gtreet Fratt Brokers Agua | to Have Used Rough Language ours Hay an rain pany a ee irector anies of Which ‘ There Will Be Fines, and They TS ee Committee and a Number of Sharehcldere in Court. Over an Alleged Discovery in THE ORRICK HOUSE BURNED. : Must Be Paid. He Is pa Clneer. Agents Were Heard. to the Suppiiants. n the application of Thomas Brown. the Market. tee _—- —--—-— ss ey Tatty tssued an order Thursday fer ; Judge George B. Sidener made another meant itcohfiel {auc aan a nia :' | Frederick and Lows By Sie) pie: MAYOR FLEMING'S HOME SLIGHT: | order Thursday morning that will affect # haere oe a aeninase ttdcat oc Regge The filtration of the water supply of 3. James a. Gre at ee — ea a aas | mye to show cause Tuesday why they Third street brokers and commission mere LY DAMAGED. creat number of the cases tried in the First aciaialh a @ Louis early last week, in com- | Louis is brought forward agin as a prob- | in 5! | aouls. W iii ee — et ae. ld net call a meeting of the stock hold: ichants were considerably agitated Thurs- District Police Court. pa with other heirs to the Allen estate. | ability by a public heamng given by the viet enctuatnaspend es hy please atu ode | ans ten of the Ot. Louls Ney 686 ar a iy morning, the cause being an attach- 23 In the future only a few cases can be set- 8 fi purpose of _aitending the annua! Waterworks Committee of the Board of | @ .distress cannot ger am , BEAM ace. faeee' election of directors ‘ment which was fseued date Wednesdey the Mayu ; The plaintiff allewes that he and the de- afternoon against R. T Levy & lire., Miss Sittle Awoke Just in Time to led on the payment of costs. meeting of the Sevuthern Horel Co., is reti- | Public Improvervients to those interested eA Th Wi ahaa bhecds Sesh: Badd emontedie | « sath tae. eee Glen hinds ieee ee “It have always considered the cosi system cent concerning the whereabouts of James jin the subject. ggy 1 Ativan ', ; “al ' s , pany: Det. 1 rene fe ) ro the . fs oe fon fruit and produce brokers at 104 NortB . ~ ‘* *e . . : P , © ¥ eal, ter Lys Stir : ‘ *) } e*t pe ‘ — vs “iT ! : Give the Warning and Enable a pernicious one,"’ said Judge Sidener .“and| y watiace. The committee consists of Water Com- | 4nd roughly rebut . Seracrat | pany 2% 1808. nad tee thelr SAREE SB oes -atrect, , I beileve that under it justice is not ob- . - , ‘ : - HY , at the Mayors office when a Barta - , jae hie avers that if hs 4 ‘, ir h Her Friends to Flee. served. The object of this court is to pun- Wallace Was secretary ard traasurer missioner Fiad, Sewer Commissionet wr rye map aye see? ay iiee : LR . + se bi i $ rhe plaintiff in the attachment eult be the i”) me 4 © . rae wag & , _ q*>UiPaae rie Aas eee len ‘ (Tire or 3 ‘ tr. a? . . . ish offenders and not to create revenue or | the Southern Hotel Co., sewretary of ‘{mann and President MeMath. Mr. Flad a . ' | ¢ asking Ce ‘alr. the dates bye wate, valet on aa tat aT Westfall Bros) Fruit Company of Low Anh- to Heense vice If these women Who are; pyenite Granlie Co, aml coofldeniial agen!” presided. A seore of pr MY cltis | Se eee ee ee Ay oa nae : 2% Se . , thes , rf ° = : : ‘ aa . res) ad. ye promoters Ali ivi Ry 6 ai al) pila 17 1} “Tt f b.wiiots. 7 , ; ge le S, ‘ al.. wiio allewve that a car load & | brought tn here on technical charges are. of the Alien estate He hax tet bee ens ns who have no interest in any particular | Present: distressing colds i ~agh "far Ap ie; re SU; pleat! many ——— «ius . pelwtbtalags &. 2 ok hey | Workhouse, 1s a punishment and this is “I: ts vate maticr and does not COM | oy ed ating ? ati Stile | A jp fertant , , , - on) nan : : : sa private matter a jcoemmuattee in formuiating its pan of, pi ‘ » be nh = o' aso 68a tat emcee ts t » Gel ath ix alleged residence on Marshal avenue in Webster what this class oO offenders must under- cern the public. '* i Cedi NOV deiil.te pPuadil Os yet been sil- Pein Dgertt: Ty ta piri = a ’ jee . mt un h s Te age ee ' secer ri? ' , the rocee@chke umd jet the draft KB to pre Groves. The occupants of both houses es-/| stand they may expect in this eour' When asked ‘{ Mr. Wallace's transac ons fesse? as tu wa course simouid be hy Soe » ee ull alias poet peste o ting thom wry B. ae RSs ad orerer . ere . = ’ It was In the ma ‘ a cd to Tepresent these organizaUlals, Treot) SAY: ispection of the it} eae heir jan unm co OMY Ci om ¢ on oriog on he convaiescence and the little] of the Interior has rendered a decision to. Thursday merning. - ‘ep be Knew his opinions were in harmony with ola Ghe M,: ;' ‘ach time they ‘re re If shows that the total receipt of the of- | the coast mn transit. Moore Bros. made é 2 ee sur rise party. as one of the . ; | ' , ony did not break ae late. . The | the effect that national banks in the In- Re vod ned the ahneuncement by; those of other members. 3 rred to Sergeant Me he th : pees aD 98 att anurcen were fit eee, the iransaction with us tor Kh. T. Leese ward morning Miss itt e awo e. . Ms hie ae | a] al : th 1] rryt i | *it} " a > ° a . P : j wT ta ia mm” al] t ia! “ re $: 1 - " hy Ww be on i >! ’ } me:il of smvuke was xirong in the house. _dian Territory are not subject to the li- Ailen that Wallace Was he iwonger connevicd tir ly willin to ia t ‘the ania ee f ie tee Te Se T pron ee wp nat ’ “! mort ? he neo alina . i ‘ s , Seer “) ait b ‘ a . o> +. . @ s* ! : ‘ i »if.? a . . . . ‘ ¥ 4 * leis io ’ ; e en se STIR, Wie Kiew we. cone t pstyiege ~ smposed Dy the laws wh tae ore hae " f Ww + ' ! inn’ te trie les bsurt peg: ‘R a! nha Ze - , PR apectge - 6% ’ ey hci f e] *y Bi . } UD, . : Bye “ evcfes!? it ‘? j eae a) Scum at ornenae once that something was amiss. Ww hen j of the territory upon non-residents doing: Mr. W aliare a | . 2s = - ; i” a . gr ote: ee PS — (aTeen is a Contracior i ritre® if o 4 ' ' Cele COM wetted - + oe en (Be Tg edb ang she The World Leader and Heater is page oie ae to ma ‘ anny” : , a -aarteg Port Fagg att wee eg ~~ no hes ing young fellow. brawny [in phys que, but AFFLICTED WITH ACUTE MANIA. ’ : ai heve ehrunk 3" ler ome c : ona. dsen er Sister, piace Pp ; ms ate interests ete Y a. Others wth a remarkal eel oie le ' ae eae! ‘ : ie aat per cent * , ~ . +od ‘ a , ste } . .r : . ; . na si . ‘ , pth Mut Mr. ‘Orrick heard her. Calli through “Crawford Piano, $260.00. worth dou. tate .mieresi in charge of Henry (¢ words, he favored municipal ownership and) wite are well edu “i, The ere merred. Hendon A Hoesten Picked Up on the ow the customary Agure, and thus shulte oe tor the young nwa, J h wn 4 | ling of No. 817 Chestnut street, after } control about A \ear ago at San ‘s i ates . - - CY ae i t he 7 imate brokers and dealers, the back etairway Mr Deca vs Coinage of the Month. estate had been partitioned three years He thought the committee should MAK he went to wi ' ; it waj.ce man iT iy 7 ie Ne : t r Now starigde of the the mints of the United States during family reside at Sas Vernon avenue. — shoul) be on rs experts : ror iokets at etain the a Sines Sy oie ing and se* o> ‘ty Hospital for obseer- Or ge} Phy ot) ters Senied as ouf Prop. e® pomted out that toe water, a@iready |. +) ‘@ , “+ » hee’ ae a . ' . 1 rut 4 ‘ Bi. ’ rf a.8o Pfepreseanted im atmosphere A ffered keeniy fro . qauuery, | ~ omoentss to $14,053,431, as fol- ims ' z eg te Ses eee Cai t! hey a Were atios eo. acting eculiariy, & Shin 5 old ne they across the y 3 ot Boe lowe: Hed OOD; sliver, $2, 364, lei; a Cc. = ‘Entertainment. p impure, is now being —« Meee 80 uy ar he th mai money bh beets | Py to mete ly Wek Quiet Ae : ' a bee, @o fortunate friend: b minor pS any ‘n74 jei6. rt { 1.C ako Fe Wwaxze, ana urge: inat. with d it , : r Mann x . re h i , is ; . . . , , oe became ¥ nt 7 Aan a at eer ¢ aillfor. Ts : in 7 poe % ee The fifth entertainment of > , jae MS regard to the necessity for success, the ‘abe than aicena cite -* ; Lams | Ay a ? ve been sumed ane e ow , , . ‘ P ‘4 » \ it} erat — om tes i " Mi . @iIr OARREAEe Tet it ee — ree 6 t* t « hyie ana- . as | : . ri G ‘ pe soon «a oom schet brite. e = Pig | The nearest DRL GOIST As war* will be esr ae ee Na oni " filtration of | the Water shou. Mar accom hedging, aiid Ktarie to find sume was ! «, sag him Hs ff cof with ) Jt evi (iratge ce. te Theme } ~e. Feb. 3, at Central 1 | ( plished as soon ae powsible certing out ; | ' | milaris req) Fruit Moatune & Bmith. Karl Fruit wy a oy ols craea ge a TS will consist of the Katherine thigowa) Mr. John Ao Ovckere@on said he fuily con- ’ aa daa. 3 | posit: herore *’ ee grate ~ a ge hy , i Won XK Bet rr. wa.ue of fruts ’ . ° > * ~~") . ‘ "I " “yA ‘ | ’ , svt} rs . . 4 ’ ' Ve AS a 7 j i? aa } j i ’ .* ‘ ‘ » ro 4 4 : Teel be the tight @ pin wee ee "WAN ee ee = pe nian enies, 4 - “ne cure : “a OpNloes expressed bs Mi ' : m. a3 areen way of AP- | from +% a r ° ne . -. ‘ . | - j F lien \ ) ‘ > ti a é * . et . but mM... rapidity of ti retary of the "eo League. Methodict | nes* of voice. Mr. Mel herson,- base», Yas! Among these was Dr. Charles V. F. Lud- | te : rae A rude — : nes. Acrobat in the “City “Hospital. Thi 7 ents t the members | Kk will address a meeting a magnificent votce and will easi'y sustain. Wik of 1515 Chouteau avenue, who presente Low? Ther ‘gan to eeare} f “ ) k. I Beard trapesze verter ms we | Union M. E. Ch the reputation he hae earned in the jaet. | ai, , ) - , a bei, ' ‘ search for wor Minnie Beard, a ap ‘ s erent evening at 1 o'clock. Dr. Thir. i pinns of aA devi i’ gg h he has ger od i ! Canny ¥ I ave been to em sty! »y ment «ose she Was Once the partner of Ma v ‘lame . , 4 r- aed es ON ed this country dh in ureope and which, ‘, Agen cles have even app i ne 7 ere e ie vatient in ile ru t Co ; enache . > ary ‘ i . Jed to peop Adair, the aerenaut, i*« a Pp n ese beta a ' newly elected secretary of the Butterick Patterns for February now at claims to have tried successfully t- I met om the streets for work. As a last | City Hes«pital. She lived alone at @0 Nerta en honee & ©o. and Hector, 3 -knowa street Crawford's. Mississippi River. ‘resort we went to the Mayor's offke. W Mein street. when he came out an! under his direction they were safely ploied out into the xero y > * Oy ~~, woe . SS RI ARE SE lp Bt ut bes sa sy %) % — “gi n> ?
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i il ee ~~ —_ + oP * THORSDAY—ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH—F ‘EBRUARY 1, 1900. ——— ee eee — THE largest wholesale dry goods house in the City of Detroit—that of A. Krolik & Co.— ion suffered slightly froma fire in their basement, and being unable to arrive ata settliemant with the insurance companies, their whole stock was sent to the auction hous; of Samus! Gans, Chicago. At this GREAT SALVAGE rance | we were among the heaviest buyers, especially in LINENS, SILKS, MEN’S FURNISHINGS, ETC., having secured | many choice lots, which will be put on sale FRIDAY. The goods are all perfect, with the exception of Silks, which | 1 are slightly damaged. Look out for the most desirable bargains of the season gf | eR Tet yc : , , ‘ , | ’ | . J — : | ; 4 ’ ~ a . (ra es elie —— ee __- . al 7 a —— He Is Said to Have Moved to the North Side on Three Lines and That a Battle Has Been Progressing All Day. — oe oe a os ee a This Movement Was Indicated THE OPPOSING FORCES. in Lieut. Chuvchiil’s Cable LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Graphic's to thie eo erees. military expert has tabulated == the forces opposing each other in South THE BRITONS NOT COWNCAST. Krolik’s Dress Goods. c . Friday we will offer several hundred remnants | lack A } 4 Com ad a G ed Si t 5 ks halve, plaide, indies’ elena? woul venetians. henriettas bine “Kk sored Drea ‘ v ! ‘ . , . | | yard. This is the way we will onl tion Pas ee eee Special ap, | r 8 till 10 All day £1.00 : oclock— *» ' ; | _ Table Damask, only soiled j F their value, Friday on 17 A] worth Me, Friday, in wholesale price 37 4c, on Salvave Sale Pri on edge, worth 29¢ Ceekhat. tedeonaiee ce.. , ; | Pelle: : Gack. feces, SA ‘| Twil'ed Pillow Cases, 42x36 or 45x | S TOCOet Re lspreids 36, Made from best quality twtlled femstitched Mleached 1x90 Sheets, “ +> . “~' e ’ ‘ lLbrafts for Res ments ’ iT pare o—-- -—~2e 124.000 > nemmed ready for use pi! 4 casing, worth tion, fine Marsetl les pat: Hed yards almos ertect Bb-ineh wed, Tih lk | : | is én lech aaa blain oo Aa peat | Krolik’s all linen cream German Damask—- a tae rms 1 $1.29 Drapery Silk, changeable firurcd fancy Sill | verv heavy—GO) to 66 inches wide, basement. F Fr day oniy, bbe A Krotik & Co, Detroit, wholesa worth to 5c yard—some soile1, other- ee pric . Rt bc. Salvage : wise perfect—Friday Salvage Sale........... a C ef & ' | Krolik’s 72-inch all linen cream Damask, 9 p 9 ults ~) ‘ . ee J — oo , = : ‘ thet ger in) plain mage tore Paffetas, 24-in , Worth up to 75¢ vard—soiled on edges, d W . Mack Strahs., evening: shades af Brocodes otherwis ic an aists pe , ° ~ : ? wise e - ——— ¢ : plaids. dvuned Ga tacked fumes Sie : herwis perfect “big variety of patterns * A. Krohk & Co., Detroit, wholesal and qualities—choice of all Fridav Large size fine quality Hloney- Iixtra size hleached heavy fringed Last Cuts Made. Lowest Prices Yet. price S7T'ec, Salvage Sale . ii . " es " 8 > . rr - - . ewe on . ‘ ante }: rit jr «° | OWe ls, fast ree ae ] Ow els. size 2x 48. bird's-eye aml 0) fines! Jar kets in the house, fines i al ae Hue oor ters, a mel qQuasltV, Worth momie patterns. We valne. I’ ri- ervors, lat eat styles, sold all Beason at’$12?.50 and $1700 +? Total > BOER FORCES. Tranesvaalicrs ? vehi rh nat ul i! lig aj he fore 97 good authority that Gen, Ruller has Total Transvaalers again crossed the Tugela River at three Staters places and that figrliting has been pre ceeding all dav long A British force with artillery DOL Oe opodeod S7 CFR) ae Oe © ho Oa Od Osho oat oct Ty St Bi aging OOO o9eeooooece (grand total » 7? * ~~ @ tM Var | } ey ’ - bat ‘ go Frid ay at : "ATAS, almost pet Yect, In pian coiore Patret, ene obltshie of F Ver g 10 100 fine t Cloth Sache ] me . . : | wi Ti I@S a, ined — or ) — all Silk Satin Duchess. black cb éeaquhdieal Sane , colors, have sold at $9 09 and gi006. i — oe ae wit h CO, lored Stripe 5 m2 rood | ' -¢) ‘OLO , ee 19-inch Nap- Hy of of large faney fringed 44 Melton Jacketa. lateat style. anes , 4 kKorolik & Co De ‘troit. wholecale €1 fom’ . i i borders, wortn oweils. knotted fringe, fancy 100 Cloth Capes, fur trimmed, go at prec i? lb, I ly: ~ 3 1 , ’ Ad * borders, he; ivy = S : : 2%e, Salvage Sale Mrieday f n. worth Se: Sale 73 Silk Seal Plush Capes, bandeomely braided have sold at $3.05, go at st 9% FeCe ss we A Day Bargai Ses aNS ona wale. Cee. °.. oa: Silk Dress Skirts. all cut, go at. Se OP ae $2.95 aad up Sat > cH TRE ze fringed blerve>e4 Wool Skirts, al x ae athe Satnples—400 Iinve lopes containing about 50 pieces al'-] Narkins. fne 1 orne Li m S ts Chitdren’e 4 all nengee all cut, g go at.... dhucbinichs sees ss JP3eQ and up Silk SAG p! es for patc hw ork — pe r elve lope »v° ! > \ } } ! - } in 7 n 7 e S, : a ackteta, a grades, Ko at @ssesece eee esses . 50c anid up 15S wer Gdken. Pride: , 3 . Children’s Dressss, ali cut, go at pat ERA S-l0 all Linen colore: r Ww ae, ap Pan teeter ceeeeeeeeseses 2QQ anil up ~ 5 border Sere 7 Feat a Silk Shirt W Alsts, go at eee es ee a . & ."e ] en hte " . * es eeeenes 1.00 and up od quality un- | match, all) smal! ; ‘signs, | Wool Shirt Waists, goat ................. 49c and u; ) Krolik’s Men’s Furnishi tap en ~ urn {1S in S bleaches vy Towels, Or! worth $2.) anyvywoere : Percale Shirt Waists : o, are ’ “~~ +» . ° oo ‘ SS | (ee 6 i 7 ““ act tas »; tiv Soler m«) @ ? . . and Men's 8k Ty tk S$ on, Salvage Sale ants all iy ' va ” 20 dozen Calico Wrappers, go at... ia dees ees aoe — “a en’: Bik Ties and Bows, Men's heavy fleeced-lined | ) ce 20 dozen Flanne! ; RRR : Krol.k’s Price 250. I pale Je sania se Ws prin 235 GOMGM FIMBMOlOttO Wer, OO OE. ccc eee e cece 59> and up > Price, H), Saie Price es “+ eee “oo > @ @ 8 «f cOaee oe ooo 4 9 y : , “ betes of alsa ow yards Up to $1.00. Bank- trimmed, umbrelia dust 25 lined Gloves, Krolik’s : Krovik’s hest ina LDimities in price We to $1. ‘k, Puff and Imperta ~~ a pee ‘ i or Very fine qual upt Sale sc.led. worth Sak Sal ric Ties, worth We to $1.00, hel ™ striped an Plain black Lawns oa tea . : faneyv cor led wor tomy in remnants worth . Bangrupt Sale Price - Aig igi siti by the ~lece 13 Ise Sale Pre otal ay che a ht Fo short ladies’ Colored Pettieoats, tn (eilver brand), Krolik’s Men's Biue Shaker Socks, Clearing S: “a Frid: iv. idee Bo 0% Oy Fy _—s fan'y and biack, worth price $1.50, 1. or plain, Krolik’s from Ss to 10 a. Friday Bank “Sale Pric F “nat I apmapeciteate Sale Price J price 2c Sale ze #e ankrupt swale rice Sale Price i Price ; [Two cates light ground Dress 80) vwurds 36-inch Madras, 1 Ladies’ Gowne ~ o Fine all-silk Ties, in Puff, Teck, sil A RES en Se and Shirting Percales, in good tiful styles, patterns sul abe Ladies’ Lawn Aprons, lace and mis ade of See wt nd | — Four-in-Hand, all per- Fine Pe ‘reale Shirts, collar leneths. cl ~ tterns , Roys’ Waiets, Shirt Waists | embroidery trimmed, voke Phen hy vt Be - Ali« cambrie, fect, Krolik’s price and cuffs attache! Kro- SHEINS, Choice patterns, a} Men's Shirts, worth worth up to 35e; broidery, worth trp to rhe Oc... lik's met e $1 ®, Sale Price. Werth §l-se, Clearing e"gc, Sale Price, : rupt Sale Price vee us : Sale. Friday, basco ment - in basement Pp , $1.50, Bankrupt Sale Price PO PO PO OO OO OOOO CO OOOOS Best grade fine Percale Shirts paper Needles pe and colic ess than the ' Zt.¢ for lve Canvas Skirt Lining - 30 black Si.k Twist. rhom_ « we wv mate ‘ad. Fn 9 E thg is Laces, Medici, Platt, Val.. Point de Paris; ae cog 7! nt ag oe Ti lge de ay lig | I > a wakes Ter Baa: “isnt ge oe bys. ping ahah Mboeacly ra we , ape , ep ©¢ for 10° 18-inch aircioth Stiffering. BULLER DE ERM N ED O . Bag p- — ~ Sta Re wh ty imps,colored Beag Trimming: also big lot of Embroideries, which are Tse for “Sc fine Silk Fintsh Skirt an 1 Waist ro: Picture Frame iS Wii Mark the greatest braid sate on . ; Lining . 6tightly soiled. To make a grand clearing , 2 ds oe ae iZ'\,c for We Moreen Skirting, very heavy, or S- spool Idack Slik. MAKE ONE MORE EFFORT. € loc sate Dress Sh.e Trimming Braid Friday, we will place them in the bargain a'l dark good colors. aioaee Soe "jie dozen Buttons Trimming Brad —— iqeemeem: = £ =. : ri ras Se for 2c venuine Haireloth, black or or Be Hox Far Soap. r2vo und @eo Trimming Braid. equare at Se, Se and gray, very e.astic = ‘ : ‘ ‘ . . Winston Churchill iho the British Are Exasperated, Not Sanne ae mee ee ee see | ‘of measures, tt is “proposed to take in be- safety, the ministers Defeated—Story of Warren’s Retreat * White oc place diplomatic hindrances In his “Probab ly she inant faa tis impossible to half al ~ hs, Porter. I tind nowhere in the pice States Stock pasa aga a ee cee es ey all pi seo. w Ae or Brown Stow: that can compare in palatable. In Camp at Spearman's” Farm, ing every avallable man and gun upon ithe “ ; ee the Government of th My taoverninent se ms paralyzed, while .t3 extremities are in ae | lurely no notion how they are — full vigor Thus far oniy one statesman A ness and wholesomeness with tliat satahir oa by the South of the Turela, summit, attacked with the greatest spirtt. ' eps er eng Thee "a as ive absolt | = rit Si: Puny diphwama.ic -ca- , ee ee saa ; ; ’ Jan. 238, 9:50 a. M. | The British artillery was unable to cope | poco , : incline) to regard cle rumored intention of gin the front rank has struck the rigut . ' T tide Hritis » Government to surre! ler Ladvy- | note and that is Lord Rosebery.’ > 4 R BUR O ™ - Pon er Growing Co, Gen. Buller will persevere. | With the superior long-range Boer guns, oe a The Boers wi A supreme effort to plerce the Boer Iine?,: and during the afternoon it became evident Then I put several questions to Dr. Leyds smilih. saat caedline wen v. . e make lttle iat a ion is alimitted! oe. tm cendina. ‘that the Infantry could not endure anuther mee ca, caine ae hat Ee 1 OF NO diterence im our plan of campaign. DIDN'T KNOW BOERS METTLE Pot a 3 pert om this subject, ani watement. Mike’ the The LEritish army is exasperaied, not de- gay. gland may be seeking a pretex: to si te Ph, fie ‘ eri eer o! PPidag h oncugand A ‘rican repats. j ie ; . expert on this subject, and a statement like the feated. It was !mpossible to drag guns up to the Delagoa Bay, or she may be intriguing with ne nals sgt 7 , nsbiitaniea om Ineestan an i on senile eee The soldiers are resolved to “Ret theirown summit without elaborate preparations, oF i aeneet | T h: wwe no Kl lowied ge vt ‘Tes 4 : Syae il | UC aaay @ quakes ae " Por oe hy fer russ vig r Teyds will return - mits That It Overlooked This CALL Ar ae SEE back."’ no one is downcast. (Ieneral evmi- 1o for ify the hill enough to protect the de- siiJes supe) ar) iaxtt on tie {’: ast aa? Ene! vy : 3 oa ) . : f re hy yore where One Important Point. pathy is felt for the people at home, who in orer regained ie ‘I1g4] jes wr. apy remtiy | F P P S | S k [ ah the ground, being broken by large rocks, | losses, which are heavy, as the Boers stood ' bi ! | T eo anne t ‘oe he | the ahs yh Nin Pent ~ 4 War UNneulted to trenches At dawn came | wholly on the defensive, except on the 2th, contidential. per rm. us sum of SWIM4 IST The receipts (aK 1 sfhanaliow uhanaa a Gane win : : the year Were $58.89). C77 The oempany ie Pay no . ; aj in " erie URATE L C COMES RTING : . Dis inguished everywhore 1; $) @ heavy ii ati! e dav of the fighting on the summit. f Gen cepted ser lv wolnded Shalt are auaseneed by the realiza Lydia E. Pinkham’s The reage United States eapeeecima fe i¢ “ es 4 "na uanentaT Eee cae ” | ne nf cipal : ahan erousty Ww enilais ates ee crag earl fort atured endowm: nte,. divide: Is, ate got ) cai Bae tate ome ' n - immediately and urgently asked for a new | tion that there wes no loss of life after the Vegetable Compound Is on the Way to the Capital of i$: = On Ds deh apdigsonccaty thon 19 “te :, ; i ‘ e é | a v \ oe os vt as) | ar memes, patie. "‘naanie ae commander and re-enfose emenis, More British resolved pa retire. known wherever the Eng- | the Transvaal. Lif 2 “hae ai Bp doy hoide c . 7 ot a sep bbe: ae he Pg te icnre tritive Procertics Sp: cialiy trooper were went, strengthening the defense, WINSTON CHURCHILL, lish language i spoken. meeneam of $47 %2A48. in ac dition he amount| ** a he tebe cate sede 2g erage ie and comforting to LORENO MARQU ica. - ifer wilt he Speaker oncer thie 1 resem oe -- _ font “ —— had i aieenesine at emptor serene Mrs. _ — ade LONDON, Feb. 1.—The nation and the CUBA’ S POPULATION 4 592, 840. ree aes oko rs ¥ .~ may eerk Bakers Chocolate Public in Kurope. gave an interview to tne ete covey = wa Opinion is setting steadily nawapapere “gene had anole meen ad Census List Is Smaller Than That! .ithwe: in oamtont cn a nie rt ve Pont-Diepatch correspondent to-day. I asked him his view of the pro mpeete of of rin od ye . relation ex! ; ll gran aa Taken by Spaniards. So to ai or e riunity to bring on Stee oe sr WASHINGTON, Feb. 1<Cubdan census} | WALTER ER BAKER & CO. Lid, profound) entensee being offered now, or if o ¥ grateful to the 7 the Government as demonstraied in Parlia. n where, instead of relieving the grave |*Upervisors have completed preliminary| Busy Bee Bargain Day To-Morrow. hester, Mass. t say.” he Hed, ) ment. niague. eof Mon | anxiety of the country by the declaration | enumeration of the population of Cuba. Hickorynut chips, Wc a pound. MADE ONLY BOY ecilon AOA GIORGI. ($re s CBR ee ee ee eee ee ee ee er 227° Sas
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. da . — b 4 : RR ge, ES 7 iis : ” ———— ~— 6 THURSDAY—ST. TOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEERUARY | 1, 1900. Sneed itivennionenaccedandedvendicwondioddedidveudidieanibeediendtediddt Raper “A> ist— Its Heaithfuiness. — aALTHFEVYE 2d Its Flavor. L2QYICHry 3d—Its Uniiormity. 4th—Its Convenience. Sth—Its Economy, 6th—iIts Purity. liquid Coffee Is Not a Substitute, But Pure Coffee in Liquid Form No Cofiee Mills—No Coffee Pots—No Coffee Grounds— No Waste—You Can See Its Convenience—Scientists Declare It Is Pure—Everybody Appreciates Its Worth. Following grades sold in bottles containing CN= POUND OF COFFEE IN LIQ JID FORM. 0. G. Java, 49c Per Bottle. — Quick Meal, Guatemala, 235c Per Bottle. Mecha a:d Java, 3ic Per Bottle. Geldcn Rio, 20c Per Bo tle. " f Ask your grecer for it, or dro P J-va Bicnd, 30c Per Bettle. wi “tell yeu where te get it. ee a ee AANA AAR AR AMARA PR AAAAAAARARARARARAABAARARANAAAAAARARAARRAAAAARAY MARARA? : about 19 o'clock Wednesday morning. when the man—vyou Know Tom hal a sho‘eun-- (Chief of Police Barnacker received | .e and throw the xun dowrnr-en the fe low phone message that three men had stcle Then Tom went ul to him and sear hed it rumber of kn.ves and revolvers ard .« him. if saw Tom Ket two pistois from him quant.ty of ammunit.on from the hardware Then he took the fe Nea by the left aan’ étere of J. O. Olive at New Douglas, 4 vil- fleeve with his righ: vend, aid carrying Sees about six mi.es from here Chief the shotgun under his nt arm, he started Parnacker went about town searching tet to watk the fellow tow: ards the buggy , the thieves, He found them tn Brendle & “All of a sudden— vou Sedat . coe { Ke] erman's saloon. There were holf a Dialin Where | wos the fellow pulled . a cozen other men in the place at the UMe.) Gut from somewhere and stuck it in Tom's , “a7 jy ) Fic oF . And short notice given to vacate the Broadway portion of the RYAN-CLARKSON STORE At the earliest possible moment. To meet these new and insurmountable con- ditions heroic measures had to be adopted and tremendous sacrifices made. The store was ordered closed for all day to-day and our entire force is working full Steam ov erhauling and rearranging stocks and cutting g prices as they have never been cut before. Open Again Jo-Morrow (Friday) Morning Tas § \ To the public with GREATER AND GRANDER VALUES THAN EVER—atfording : abundant opportunities to secure good reliable merchandise at lower prices than you have ever 42... known? before. BAAPEAAPR AAS +C reduced price worth Soc per vard — 29¢ w whe i h + rh i per yard-- C °° a el] pave j—reri uc ed price . ° 2 Gloves™t: Lac ies” inal heavy fla ed back reduced price re jucec price . eéa : waee a aa . - (‘ga ere (210VEGs, s : —Warren Feather Bone —_.e ly g—He “ © Dieached all linen dig : i Feather Bone R thom. cov Worth doe per pair— C apkins ner Natkins « S1Ze, 0° recuced price eat. deeeoe eee ene wo rth ©1.:! Pd © che 7“) -—~ ae i i iii ~-Fast Plack Sateans, ~ Elegant uality . ° -Elevant Cambric Em- bas he: bleached ‘ Black Sateen vit Jaffeta Lin ngs i082 takers Vint) Embroideries tro teres. ai %? . Crash‘ Fen oe worth lOc per yard— 5 sanlind ‘ed price ars 3c reduced price price of shades, worth 65c el yard— reduced price. reciavel price ... The (Chief walked up to the trio, wh: face. Tom = dropped the — + +--+ — EE - Seated at a tab.e, placed his hand on ihe) grabbed art the Pistol] Hu: shoulder of ore of them and offic aliy (le too much for Tom He j , . ‘ } clured the man io be under arrest ™ away. Edw ards ille and (rien Car on resto! One of the trio drew a revoly os “Then he pleked up Torm'’s sipotgzun ! another jumped to his feet and dea.t seer throwed it soar on Tom and made b . . : on the head with a& pPestvl, | marey Tor ‘on 1 ” Tae . » ain : " 0 ae " 7 ee om come on bark oO the live. A re Disgusted. “5 » aadie porearen = ke on elude ts I bad Fot out and was eoine towards , mn i ‘ te, WIN a git ws b ty When I met un With him. 1 saves. ‘He's ea 1? individual ‘nte an ante-7 14 aie Came anwe **0u oe oo d ~ es e's Sure rec weed einen ) spectators Stoud, frightened and | yeo that's all he sald. The fellow was w 1 (- {= Black Goods~‘?.,2a2" ~¥ cs ae Kid [ ati as ape ial qua ity pots 3 Su ti: Hes. wort! anand per -saepevil 4Qc Mohair Bra! ids" 7 Mout a: he. ip all col- f Gloves™ soft pliable Kid 57c Ladies’ Handkerchiefs~3:\*" Extra heavy quality wide reciuceg price, per duzen Velveteens w dth, color assortment al- ered. al colors, worth L0c per yard— —~Cambric Enabroideries, moet m1} Jete worth 7TUc reiluced price ay eres p- b id ° per var re iuced . ‘ as m rol eriés 10 inches wide, beau Full size, price Skirt Bindings-2°°" Quart ee tiful skirt foune ngs, worth from Men s dtandkerch ‘efs good V iveteen. iu vo to Boe per yard — 15¢ quality printe: * hematitehed Hand- tole , 4 faye rr? metit-2 ail « r+, in %-varil pi 4, Wort! reduced price kercliefs, worth Se each— C ce | ee TABLES TURNED ON POLICE. ge yp chee of Police fel] under the blow. br ge Towards Peter s. stil keeping thre Bui e The man with the two pistols covered the | OU reduced price Gloves, 2-clasp, in all sizes, regu a crowd; wiille bis) com Dnione daried out We got in the bueev and s'arced towares ; : in a piece, Worth 25e —redu ‘ec C lar ar vO kid glove—reduced price. qua ity white hemstitebed all pure liney the rear Aube a re te "ie 2 out me Peers ta he TE bim off Baan) he c«* irre Dress Goods; In PW ot llinminated Price, per Piece EAT aks a — Heavy °® thread Han: lkeare ht ats with half an 'ore- Ineb hema, ; i Ae * «Oi Ih. — age ' . . “ , : : ‘7! ools rs yi ae ‘ Tv ¢ pre * CONSTABULARY AND POSSES | self. he crowd ran int» the street, crying whe naw eeee, te FONT to head vs off. and Varn mixet effects, 46 inches a h Pi —“terling S'Iverand Gold- en's Half d Fose Keamless F ast stesal aot weve te "i fice acy the aiarm. People took it up, ant in thres| yen he had that gun it wast wid, worth $1.00, nes fooc ins pla ed, Jewe ed Black or Tan Colored Half Hose, with i P to Ihe each - C FORCED TO SURRENDER. miinutes--attested by w.tnesses—the s.reets cor to. ry to pass him, so we yi : 6 para reduced price | wire thronced with men anxigus to avenge Th * cron. ; the supposed bank rubbery. ~ The thieves At Was the lass ceen of either oa | Sena ated after leaving the saloon and! ran through the resiuence part of the town. One Officer Ihaad a Shot Gun Taken} (j) 57.5. chased them. One of the trio was] Morse of about Zr, vounge men met them : eaplurec by (| C. Corbet a dert.st, and nev were entering the towa. The robhe? From Him After He Thought His Cito Deggenfelder, a coa “ amster, Whiley) Phe eee en . : . > - " ° t » iee’ ( v ev Tar) throuerh the ' lyr 79.4 , e a Disarmed he was running through the dentist's yard. the | ands Prisoner Was fhe man Was drunk and was unarmed. revolvers and shooting at and Defenseless. As soon as Chief BKarnacker’s hurt. which] Stepmed them Now Ertuwa- Was s.ight, had been dressed by «a pi.jysi-] fusted with the whole affair reduced price ... and Enam) et, worth 35%e each— double soles «nd heels, worth reduced price ee 2c per pair—reduced &c Ladies’ ose- Latics full al Lad ts - 2 ad as mported 8S Rubber oods nw ater Bottle and Blankets Pric's on ave “7 Vests” wool V oa te *k. Pata pair, a'thougb previously greatly reduced, cording: worth $3.50 t: =r eam i Q saunas ah eae ay quart), have been still furthercut far below cost, al white, worth $1.00 exach— DE a caw enews pens ines e ach— as follows: reduced price.. ~ Heat —J,adiea® Reaver Capes, made with ’ . Blankets worth $2.50 Lea pair— quality Cam- Capes full Cw eated back y) lsom: 5 Cot on Domet- ab Wide wid th. i —. reiuced price Corset Covers bric, Empire and J * iand braided, su:table ble fleeced. worth Bloc o- sid a, ~ a por Ind. EDWARDSVILLE, Lil. Feb L—J MH.) chester rifles and revolvers among the Brown, proprietor of the Leland Hotel, hus | posses WILL I DIE OF HER BURNS. fered $2 reward for the recovery of one Policeman Morlarity secuced a snotgun. offered $25 ard . | He started on the chase with Kdwarl ‘\cb-| Farmer Will \Wose a Rand Iniured in new double-barreled shotgun that Was! her and Ernest Schroeder, young fellows. ' : | * Trying ts Save His Wife. forcibly taken from Poiceman Thomas! @nxious to serve the town. ‘These tiuree burglars | came upon the two robbers near Ma-lison] Spectal to the Poat-Dienatech. ty , le the three _ on Moriarity by ae. of Ka suet | Mines, about one miie from here. The fa- NOKOMIS, Ii1.. Feb. 1.—Ry the exp! who terrorized this town Wednesday ald | Kitives Were some distance apart. The of a coal of] as ] es rei r earls ‘OVered > yy “T- é ) lamp, last evening My ° ~ covered the man whom they over | : . ' of $6.00--re laced price grayantecru worth S100 per suit—reduced price reituced price to lug wear . worth rot ae ate ~ u—reduc ed prc Blankets worth $6.00 per pair— aroused the community Into posses, | pass. rexiuced price... eae , -Ladi ies . Empire Gowns, made of Th.s offer is tae crystal zathon of the} COO" first. Iie threw up his hands and sur- Chartes Wy man. wif a farmer res‘d! ‘ bs af ol Py Ntites & northweer of thi —{, yO Jackets in a only, Li ~—Suitab'e for lining ackets ‘6 to 44—well made, good 2 ES ining Eveiung Dress*s.ete Blaukets worth $7.00 per ar Gowns goo! quality muslin, front voke aus ity Be ton ant ni oy = 98 on ae = ted worth Ie im 3 . recucel priee embroidery trimme', also embroidery ruffle Is]} + } ‘ a0 rT ¥ iim Feauc ° ° eae —Not etnataane “soloed round neck an’ sle«ves, wortb t8 Oo e&h—reduced price price ; Lace Cur’ ains™ N ‘ta, Irisb Pointe $1. 00 each—reduced A&C rendered " : | present centiment of Madwardsvi.e on the) “tHiold him, .boys, while I get the other! burned that she can: were fo-, fellow!’ shouted the polfeemian, darting in| band wll lose the use of one hani. and it | . ~ -— 7 we roceedings of vesterday, which lated in «auspatcehes in tne late editons of | pursuit of the second tan. Mach of the may have to be ammurateod ¢ h, . hanis; Of tryv'ne to extinguish the flames enve! the Post-Dispaten of that cay Mr. israown, Capters vyanked one of the robher ¢ Pat -F xtra hea vr Unb leached and Brussels Net. Never before bave such devites the weapon to hang over his hotel out of the atmosphere and took good hold oping his wife —Ludies leectric Seal € o!- Collaret‘es larettes, with 12- neh storm . npg -toLoy high grace curtains, in all pew and up-to- ao lot of date patterne, beea offered at such sacrifice Ladies’ Underwear". ‘Gowna, town conatabu.ary to held thiee efter they hed the latter under 4 lie ioosed his hold on the robber to save Crawford's. The offer is humerous. but it his hat. Quick as a plainsm: n might ee bona fide and net near.y so humorous as dome it, the robber whipped ot a = tal RUNAWAY | ROY MET Hi HARDSHIP. the defeat of the town police and the posses and stuck it's muzzle under Webber's seth by three city crooks. | Well. in about a pair of secomis the rep- ; True, one of the crooke js jn jail. But; — wh rer and One® der _ Weber, | His Hand Frozen the First Night Af- he wes too drunk to make inteligent | witn ands elevated, were backin twa) “a Cil.Ze | from him, as much from persou.tl mates 4a ter He Left Home. Bach of «be other thieves was captaded | from his command. The robvoer tori teem | Spectal to the Post-Dispateh., onte anl beth of them turned the are | te run back to Faiwardsville and they dard TRENTON, Mo... Feb. 1.—Chariles. on theit captors and not only escaped, but/ not tarry “e y ‘atter laughed - thelr erstwhile masters at.) Meanwhile Morfarity had come with! Fear-o1e son viele ratteraon. Pie | Chant of Centerville, Io... 1 home Monday n‘eht. He te train and rode 5° miles, ma’ ‘e and finisbe!. werth $1° UV eac shite: ed price. . - ae - Ne rn ee Sock” Famous hooks by famous authors Cur ains worth $2.00 per pair— ise, of best quality mnuslio. cambriec and (si« cloth binding, tlhlustrated) reduced price..... lawn, each garment handsomely trimmed with embroi tery or lace: latest . ; inc'udine works of (Geo. Eliot. Kulwer Curtair Suits Tailor Suits, in popa’arOx- ( Petton. Dunas Carlyle Mra. Oliphant. rn aCe pet a aty'es and perf=ct fitting: worth &8&c for! an : a ees the right thing Henty Hawthorne, Bayard Tay- C th $4.00 or apring wear. ‘ Jdor.eec ete: worth 445¢c each, ur! ains wor per pa: ~ "a are f QB yeaa. a LdE } Creiiaced price ot! Corsets iat Sin aS ease eelee pte sg) ; ot i peludes Curtains worth $6. 00 ) per aneesistis ; y * i a ~F90 books — this lo , boned, in drab, white and mate of Books poems of Burns, Robt. Browning, reduced price..... black, worth $1.00— . reduced price k —Taties Fine Jackets Jac eis Imp ortet Kersey. in back _ Mre. Browning. Goethe, Lowe |, Tennyson, Li - ii Li nen ~ oc os Ww vi er. Lon ¢f-ilow, Hermans, Palgrave, Franc mens stitched Center Pieces Yarn airs ani Germantown Yarn, — a ae Se! -. ee. 5 + » es $1.50 each— “a ‘ed price.. wes sietance and he Was captured by price : coors, also eltons, (' -verta, etc, proverb about € scret.ion and valor. | ber and pouiceman exchanges) shote wei h- in. ony. satin or sili! Me ti (i Treasury sat works ot E. and Ta!le Covers, some with drawn all colors. wortn In the Ca. © of brcndicre mia n Not jarits y tile i our effect A nel the rob er continued ant) his . w rth >i? “5f) to S$] *,.( VO - S6. As Tl’ se . A FE Bs il A Hati Carne. C work and artfam t a 1. worth: "Oc eac h C ° per skein— reduc — (on hie arriva!’ there bi- ithe ! roouyned 1 reduce price c.—Wworth $1 eacb, reduced price —rediuced pric@. ... ..... aa ‘e eras thief took a shoteun frem that officer, the; Way unpursucd : identical gun that the litter borrowed from) Moriarity telephoned from the mine to} °* frozen and was amputat: a hardware merchant here for the express! Gale Stubbs at Edwardsville, an ex-Town — rare Lara a ee ag | purpose of capturing the trie of marauders, | Marshal ane at present a Constano!>, Stubbs Upholstering in all 1S wTancner, § i and that after the o Th ‘er hi ae ad bv Ppersuas.on related what fo lowe 1: Crawford's _ B (| W hi A qj S Cr S ed wnat followed oe and. found ees § roadway, Washington Ay. and St. Charles St. sent them skurtying home to relate the! shooting distance of the other man. bar “18 a MonuMent ty the sudier us fatur age mii on a om ary A gust of wind blew Schroeder's Lat off. Mother's joy is Crawford's F Nursery : is c joy Free Satake eollar. line iwith wood sat.n lining, OR reduced price. ie pr.ces, as follows: Umbrella Skirts, Drawers and kirt Chem- of the same wun oreed the thief to stand | ‘ weapons, Tom.”’ he said. “We walked around :il! I Safety in Numbers. Ore posse was friughten od off by the fugi- | @ot tired. Then we got a buggy and went to tives, arother was tricked Into submission, Peter's, whieh {ts about six miles south Oid Stockson: T tell you fs a great and ole ————————eea Tor | Annee f «éler: of here We were driving back towards |] blessed things to have lots of newiv reia- by a singe crook, aml the town of Carbon was frigni+ned as it has not been | Glen Carbon, when I saw a man down in a] tives ence the riotous coal’ strikes. b the dash fie'd about 1 yards from the road. Tom (tid Ronds: Tt «* . :' : of two of the men through tts principa! | salqd be would go down and hold the fellow Old Stoekson: Yes; when one of them | = street. up. TI kep: on driving, so as not to arouse! aeke you for a loan vou ean oy on The affair of the three burglars began] the man's suspicion. 1 saw Tom go ug tu] you've gone breke helping th: other SSI Bee Sy SESS oe a es PS EDO =, ; p* YOO NI EPC IO OUI ESS Se IT CAUSED THE DENTENTION OF ‘Qy aa | \) a FRANK HURLEY OF CHICAGO. |f i ' mn YUCO is the rich New Wheat Food adapted to use at HE PROVED HIS INNOCENCE. every meal, and in any form that wheat can be served, yj , | YUCO makes solid food for the worker, dainty desserts for the Hurley Was on His Way Home From invall body- Wew Orleans, Where He Had Two guest, nourishing, tempting dishes for the invalid, ’ | | | Horses in the Races. building material for the children. YUCO is made of the . wre wat ne EXCEPTING NECATIVES IN entire wheat, retaining évery health-giving constituent of the Se eee Se a prisoner in the Four Cvourts holdover | YUCO is the purest and most healthful form Wednesday night, ts out of the ordinary. natural grain. | age : ) ame sigh he was deprived of his liberty tie;g y 7 ol grain food. Crdat admit tnev have lLitle If any evi- | ‘ } ; ’ ? . ni to Warrant his being held. The stories that Hur.ey and his young = " ¢ 2) ae ife tell agree and the police have aes yet } hes ' : a > ~~ ae oo cs . git aee i} wer that anything’ they have al > ' : a oP n. . a ; ‘ "© eae Ss ae A ' tend is untrue Hiuriey Was arreste at x Wednesday afternvon by Policeman but- 1 & i tersby at Ecghth and QOiive streets on re- ruest of W. A. Gill, @ jeweler at Seventh 52) ORDERS EXECUTED PROMPTLY. end deiver his own fos COUN a ae er TEMPORARY OFFICE, mie .stioin ed twa > 7 > 4 ’ ) ; > fe the : and wWweman. T} fetectl ae 77 D a a wage Py , " :?.. Wheat Food ulead peariy ap bour for Me oe isa « jae done | FOURTH FLOOR, * Zan ‘>= - “4 > . cr 4+ sapspartn aN eet haa Won a i? pant ARG fees | CRAND AND FRANKLIN AVENUES Ke Is made of the finest selected Northwestern , in New Orleans and aso that he te a box ill in the world, in Kew Orleans. but on ar uint of. the spring Wheat, in the largest m1 v in New (Orleans. but ot tot the ; by the best millers at the world’s great milling Sennen agit “a ae OPPOSITE STRAUSS’ STUDIO. center. YUCO is free ofall foreign matter— iS cap pce abet gg lage Me Mg GP - iitiameiiaiuaeais , ) thoroughly sterilized, and packed hot in air tight + liey Wire registered jas “Mt. and Mr a - A. “despa en ab op ristered suc! ro Hage rned. Mr. eyo ashes ie Free From Home Ties. Emphatic Enough. boxes, before atmospheric contamination takes place. vei Waa jest a Momentary freak. He Step he was about to take La con " m the Detweit Free Bree ‘rain the: Chicago “fein Recipe Beek in cvery 2 ib. package. Pad » KE “ oni ee aes , z Poot Poi Me gnarl 7 J: : : ne re ; - Marie cen you tear ysoureeif aways from . . angry father atr “le into the parior. If your grocer doen not sell YUCO, drop ve @ postal, giving his name, and we will entity aii reputation. — ase . _ ’ gris ath os 8 feet One ee : a wn are her ee write w bere FoR can get it. . baat a" batt nly j | . ‘ v ' é: i . Sar > : : P 64; ' | os he ; 4 flies ten ¢ hie Prercf te Fe fat Se 4 , pas ay ; dau orm goth. - bet "Grae as igre seep tginlin fe os Ne ue@arntdt i: Mr. Yatea” - a _ ' ‘ . i? hata ‘'"l.eMman jnwit ina Sv WASHBURN, CROSBY CO., Minneapolis, Minn. , ae e. tion was sworn tf 4 while talking . ifr tle « | | Millers of celebrated Gold Medal Flour dj ‘suing th f e Buat ee tar. tot) ane te rere. tie inno |; Good skating at Creve Coeur Lake. ? = 4 Crawford's 4 AS PT Reha Ren MO ning ® ee ee a ee ae tin SP ac . , a aR RY 5 Reali aba, Sk AER —_— nn he witnoncestomentl ot Gre 6g pice
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_THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1906. A. ore ores 5 THEATERS IN MIDWEEK||aten's snirts. atutens. &fnderwear. Crom 8 10 10 #4. M...9n Basement; “Neckwear. Remnants, | Valentines. ! = : » From 8 to 10, er as Jeng as _ Ladies’ Black Ribbed Wool Mit- Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed A splendid lot ef Ladies’ | A big lot of Remaants of | 15.000 Valentines, ranging | tege with s'i¢ht imper- Rc | fleeced-lined CottonVests Musliin—Mill ends of good Towels—Heavy all-linen fringed a Collars, Jabots, Ties Taffeta Silks in CIS a mien Phaeton cc upounl | " ~~ i SECOND THOUGHTS OF THE PLAY- they last, we offer choice | fections or otherwiss | : HOUSES’ ATTRACTIONS. of about 200 Sample | worth 2Uc—Friday, per pr in pesto reso col- Se agen ge up to Huck Towels, 18x36 inches anf and other odd pieces stripes, plaids, checks | a ea 9 Bam Shirts, consisting o f ors with taped necks and 44c—from 8 to ri- 2'¢ worth 20c— 10c which have become more; and fancy patterns, rang- idea of the beautiful line . Te . , Be: lay, at 7 e f to 10, _ Men's Laundered Whit- | ee: saad cena Gace pine rally aa a? rte ed rom 4 . —F or less soiled and mussed | ing in lengths from 1 to which we have upon sale NEIL BURGESS AT HOPKINS’. and Fancy Colored Dress eo'd at 25c—a great mao tg ko, ed Flannel—Mill ends of unbleached Scarfsa—Fine all-linen Hem- {from handling and dis- | 4'5 yards, and worth if in this week—you had better Te sey Kiove eeced-lined Canton Flannel and Shaker stitched Scarfs, 18x54 inches play, goods which sold full pieces, fully Se at! come and see for your and Neyligee Shirts, all | Fricay bargato at, ‘ ‘ cae ’ Cotton SleepingGarments , ma Flannel, worth 7 '4c— 1 and worth up to #1.00— : self. 2 in. the regular way up te the lowest estimate—-h 32C 25c sagas sie zit Special—50 gross of the { — per pair ; : more or less soiled from opening down the back Preparing for “The County Fair’— handling, otherwise | 7 aies‘ Heavy Ribbed Wool Mit- and with feet, really OR OG 2, TE «+s 0s: chance trom 'S to 2h) ot 50c; Friday weclosethem | Friday, we offer you > Vel Kendall “Kuocks’’ Advance Men would be worth up to! ‘tens incluting some single worth 60c—your choice Towels—Extra good bleached Blankets—Heavy fleeced Cotton out in our Basement at choice of these very de- |’ a ee poral po —Notes of Other Plays. sen Ben: Megs choice | mittens with satin bows on scheme sy Friday, as Huck Towels, 17x40 inches and Blankets, really worth 8ic— the ridiculously | sirable rem- | pate A smith ys hep back, regu'ar 3% qual- ! worth 12'.c— from 8 to 10, low price of, 5 pants et, 49 | Friday at ce coe Tt 25¢ | (aha 19c cent ps ey PSP os CORR. - +> 255 3S opp . me ae v | pergard... : on | lormeriy sold ot 29.20; as tang , pa naga Pow : . Challies ia ali the new and fash‘onab' four-yard tern, of fine Imported : : he said, “and after the show I walked down polivt osiore for this season, es; entally ef Beanectie Piaids and which for- . OVERCUOATS—For youths of 14 to 19 years, cut in the the read a plece. In the east the old- desirable for shirt waists merly sol! up to $6.00; latest and most fashionable style and made of eet me fine Oxfords and navy blue, earlier in the sea- 3 75 * and a «plendid ft riday bar- Friday as long as they op the price was $7.50; Frid th . i OO; Friday we close them a. _ ents at, per yard net, por pattern . BROADWAY 42 WASHINGTON, yoree out at, each Se Px ~ day, we offer them at the very lew ? Q rior Linen at ridiculously low prices—prices that no judge , price, each ..... mer ee $ " § ? ? . ingly handsome plaid effects, hav- ing the new and popular bex pleat backs, and really worth $5.00; as long as they last Fri- > oo + + + + oe + ae a of linen values can resist! Here they are! Silk Waists—Tafeta. Silk and Satin Waists, with French backs or with corded and tucked backs and fronts; these waists have dress sleeves and are in all the most fashionable colorings: ome Petes Damask — Remnants ai fi quality Li , R mnant: a fine pUQIILY ancy inens ja the Basement. All-Linen Table Damask, in lengths of lto 7 yards, offered Friday in the fol- Pane se J.C, ] ‘ itn lowing lots: enutiful drawn work and some hun!l- ! fashioned ‘orse treadmill is used a great 265 dozen Infants’ All-wool Jer- Fomely embroidered, actually worth | deal in farm work, and an od Irishman €& Extra sey Bands, with straps, some are Was direvting the tour of an aged daypie : Z| Special ! slight.y imperfect, re,z- | 7 \ f $5.00 Waists $6.50 Walists $10.00 Waists 3€ + reduced to reduced to reduced to + . a oil a dots 1 bed Remnants of good hali bleached Table up to 39¢: choice Friday Damask. either plain or with In basement at........... vray on one of these mechnes, | had an ular ries for these is red border, worth Qe, at cg eae mer the high end of the ma- a, Bot og one. an thay lant Friday wo ¢o a eon ee fade of good quality cambric, with pretty voke “lL took a $% bill out of my pocket and of embroidery, and worth fully 39c; Friday, each.......--. 0-55 sseeers Long and Short Dresses, of lahi it on a stump. “ "Will you do it for that?’ 1 asked. baving yoke of embroidery and tucks, regular 50c dresees; at, cack “ Well.’ replied my Irish friend, ‘be- gad I can’t lower the high end, but I can ra'se the low end.’ And he did. Nainsook Infants’ Long and Short Nainsook Dresses, with Dresses yoke of insertion aad tacks, full sleeves, with embroidery , at edge, worth 75c; each “The old horse stood on the machine, the Children’s Short Ski:ts, of warm flannelette, in Irishman picked up a billet of Wood and tthim a clip that you could hear for Pa pretty stripes and plaids, having ruffle, silk scallops and ; cambric waist, worth 75c; each wif a mile. The horse lit out Hke a racer, the tread mill threw out sparks, it went Bo fase, and the dapple-gray continued his , Long and Short Dresses, of extra quality nainsoo, ow ce with pointed yoke of fine embroidery and hemstitcued sxirt, re ert would be good value at $1.50; choice Friday, at . oceee , , ; . All-Linen Hemstutched Doyles, 12x12 . — 3 ie = 3m . ~ 7 + i «4 as : : x: ‘ Ew re | Remnants of 60-inch All-Linen Halt aches, plain or with drawn werk of bea “ihe Damasks, worth 25¢ embroidered, $2.98 $4.98 $5.98 wv i i 2 . oe ee ae we, Bf, Jackets—Of Fine Meltons, Kersevs Capes—Our entre line of Plush and Remnants of 64-inch Half Bleached Tray Clo‘hs — Hemetitched - Linen t and Broadclotha, in tans, castors, Velour Capes, variously trimmed with Hieavy Linen Damask, 45 Trav Cloths, 18x27 incehes or 13x18 biack and navy, in this season's most Thibet and Marten fure and handsome- Worth Toc, at inches, either plain with. drawn work approved styles, hands meiy trimmed, ly Draided and jetted, al sizes and or hand-embroldered, 19¢ $ beautifully finished and thoroughly lengths from ® to 32 inches: } ~~ ~* Remnants of hh a Finest All-Linen up to Tec, at. each well Hined: $4.00 Capes reduced to $1.98 Sicache amas T. : , : eetsceocece A, | . ; Jackets formerly %$.0 now... ' . ‘. Aven worth 8c, at.......6%. péRetbevqoavenan + Scarfs—tHlemstitched Linen Searfs, Jackets formseate $5.5) now... $5.09 Capes reduced t0...+..+--.G2.06 R mnants of 2 ft H ha Finest priaatin, embroidered or with drawn wor, Jackets former’ y $7 5) now.... $7. ( Apes reduced Oo .... 3.08 ¢ wi ATS ms Xtra J eav}y a fran size - 14X45, J6X04, TUNSS, ISNXOU, TENG Jicketsa formerly $169.09 now... $8.00 Capes reduced to Quality Blea ied Satin Table 75¢ and 18x7Z, scarfs worth up 9 ; Jackets formerly $15.00 now...87.50 ; Damask, worth up to $1.3, at...... to $1.25, choice at | Ral im Skirt aad ¢ Ch'idren’s Jackets—-This year's most an aes 1; . : - . ' ainy-Vav rts-—— Made oO ie stvilah Reefer Jackets and Long Pore ae Aye orga Kine quality of all-linen Hemstitched most fetching Gof Plaids, and which Cloaks for Girla of 6 to 14 years: anen uckelowels, lox incnes 8 Scurtis, with beautiful drawn Work wo) we former'ty seid up to $12.50; take iti. id vi = and worth loc, at, each hand-enrbroldered, sizes ISxX5O8, ISX72, 11x your choke Friday at pe ihe ee - aa “ as os : ' +: , 44.¢4xo8, ISxi4, ete, worth up ° the wonuderfuHv low Jackets formerly $0.10 now a . +) > ‘ ‘ > . e L'« Dit i u a et ine PNeH Damas Pow to $1.30, choice at........: eo “X36 or Son3s0 inches, plain, embroidcred flannel, either platn or with polka dots, ‘ears, made of Scotch mixtures and 21x42-11« h | ine Linen Fe mined }5¢ or With drawn work in all colors and sizes, having Preneh doy ey matermals, aftractive:y triman Iiuck ‘Towels, worth 2c, at, each.. to $1.75, at, each ack dress sieeves, handsomely with braid: An odd lot of finest Linen Towels of Napkins —5-& size half-bleached braided asd ri ety * $1.50 Dresses reduced to...,......8De Huck or Damask, hemmed, hem- linen Napkins worth Si. per ! $1.25 Wool Waists cut Dectseese $2.00 Dresses reduced SL Pe stitched or with knotted fringe; sizes dozen, at, each fae 5 $2.00: Wot Warete us. fo ‘ 2S) Dresses reduced to range up to Bin52 inches and ? C , igen ; : $3.00 Wool Wadsts cut to . $2.4 res r seeeeese worth up to 45¢c; your chul-e, each. &« 3-4 and 5-8 size piracned aud hali- t bleache Jamask Napkins, Jeached Damask pkines | ke Feurth Toweling —Heavy Plain Linen Roller Wort $1.50 per dozen, at. each..... 7 ¢ am Ss oweling. with fancy border, eer Fine quality of 5-8% all-linen bleached as Pp e Fleor. 12 1-3¢ quality—no mail orders . , = filled from this—at, per yvard...... } Napkins, worth $2@ per dozen, 10 -@— o-oo -o—?o-—o-—-— -@—e @----—-#-¢ #-—#--#--#--@-@—-@—o— | | and ~aturday ouly I tell you it is u mistake to parade all of : ———p o-oo oot? --o © -o— 00-0000 $$ 0-0 -0-o_8-_3_ o_o 9, Da Madin i ta ainda todtediedad & & * » * Foe Deh ede RDO Oe phipt peat ALR DDD DDD De re rrrrreesererererereerrrrererererrore eres eels eleoewrwrerereererrrerrreeefeveeT[°*"Tgvrs TT 0 878 © TC CF aruchseih, we as Sedeeedrstrtectetetesdetectatetendec doen stetedateeaieaed a a a (eee these thir gs before the pentte. They are hae ys cepar eheuld’ be Thaciened eouale ot roe A Special Sale of a oe Py d / : | A Bever® ano Household Necessities. Ladies’ Shoes. n “Another mistake is to allow the public to see the stage from the back - Nn . te © j j i ' ness any of the aiionine: Geek res Ore O ace. 773 _ ty Needful things for busy housewives at such little prices as A clearing out of a few odd lines—some splendid Shoes Tee. ene will not be found elsewhere. ' | for Friday at greatly reduced prices. The wondering chiid the strings ‘that. work -made Torchon | st the pupp*ts. A big shipment of machine-made Torchon Laces jus } . : : ; 7 a ier tne game reanon J never discuss my received — ordered months oo a cyte magi a Sper ce ae : : mane — Kangaroo Kid, double Regular $3.00 fong as they ect @ laugh, if T ebro to cell > at Sa mn HOPE . arg pa si a eo 43 earn aL , [a= ) Ladies’ box calf double sole Shoes... . $3 so sual rege fe a out “ ot ath wee + toll wore sas svocugagitdl f J tt tter bein , . c. . ie Fn sis “PAT. ete : 2 ; Nea Ladies’ Paris kid lace Shoes with pat- , Chetce. ; of new stuff and " al I areenae’ le Tor beet These goods are all of new and pretty patterns, Deing : ent Ue... 4 kee Pome ie ; , “ “7+ | nd-made laces, and at ihese prices : aie ie . effects, I woud never be the same to them exact copies from real ha : P Flour Bins—Made Filters—Tripoli Bread Boxes — Towel Arms — Carnet Sweepers Clothes Bars—5- | Ladies’ Royal kid Pug toe Shoes | | O8 ‘ fF e egain. The illusion would be gone. An- : Lac oa ty cone I iw oe gh to ” having my jokes will create furious scliing to-morrow at our ¢ Dept. 8 09 Plo pt Siphon Water F[il- I.arg ones male of Nickel plated 3-arin > B iss els — foot Valley Clothes Ladies’ Nubian kid Vassar toe Shoes and atories printed in the news; rs, ¥ nit an bt almiOes 3 at ) tapits Cyco ne ; aasiesl ' gobs them of their flavor. “It 1s ulmont aus Main Floor. : rations. wil hold ters. wille'arify sto heavy tin Japanued = Towel Haske (like jn 2) arpet swerpe bars very strougly | Ladies’ Brazilian kid lace Shoes fo re as . a be for me tu attempt to Torchen J.aces and Insertions een rervu'ar S pal ons por day— ani decorated, reg cut), reru'ar oe pree m wie aad worth eta lau on the stage with a news > ‘ - ce ces Paci and happy eltuations that are unstrained in oy; *¢: ) wide, really worth 12',c— = 3 ee Knives and Forks of guod steel, bi 1—Friday. per 6 t of 6 ' 69c ak Pea ‘dail ress: Sages 39¢ . Sandals having plain or beaded Why ehould this be? It may be the the- Torchon LacesuptoSinches Torchon Laces up to6 inches Butcher Knives — Having yood Jardinieres—O{ good pottery, in vamips; special for Q8 Li acd ee i | | ie as Bye + Soeur pete face ot Re coset eee gs me, “o . _ —_ rm gular price 75c— han isomely decorated, : canes Me ph ~ 4 y Bs at, per yard 3 at, per yard Friday,each..... , worth up te $1 25—Fricay, each. Cc pei heralding. ; : — o* © «@ © 2. © % o « * * %o% * * *. .% .© ° 7 * °, *on*, Crate ei oe eae ne” Nevertheless, it hast Bam hig Be gy aie B - BOS OOOOP PPPs reeenrrsardeatendenteatecte de stetpetetpatpatpetec ee edoetoedestrate re taeerereeretirtestooentondontondontontp Coatretratoaiostrstned alneteetoeseeteetostortectectontentoatentoatpetrareatbatmesmete erence pater nnetepeiratod insta einen ese OI APPIN POON D OID PR weer eleewhere, and should have done better in ~ this town. — i Anne Sutherland is one of the features of - the play. and her humor is infectious. both women became reckless to play anart Most stage fun-makers are lugubrious In- | once more. The resuit was that Lilian Nus- Olt ..casev bess 3 Costealoatoeteeeetoetnelnacoes Sead | — —— a ee ee ow eee ee ee - give a new view of many of the famitiar | the Grand will have “A Hot O11 Time.” It ' and mechanics! effects deserve considerably Pe wing ths week for the frst eaice Vol-oes of the Casile Squatfe Opera Com- 'tis iImpossibie for John and Emma hay (0 mere than passing at entios it becume a &t xs pias K. IN an . dividuals when free from the footiights’ sell. after several attempts in operas that | pany, as well as an se, ay ok, to Lsten | separate them-elves from this ploy, though Man (saren i Live Mn Joseph pare al ting honore if ‘ vA ithe _ ir) their eye y\e _——_—- - * glare, but she lz as jolly off the stage @€ | fasjied to pease, ailowed ti teclf to become | to a thew ore or two. Miss MacDonald, in they hay had several new plays in view?!.: : ‘y. Wilh the matinee «af with the Jaks “dont oS wee is on. One nighet this week some of the prima donna of a bur.esque coenpany, | sians parlanes, has indeed ‘“‘made g00«, for the last two vears : Sir, Murphey has bee: Next week Neli biti gers : ence eras er friends were “back during the rain | Wober & Fle.d’s, white Deda Fox made aj ani has again att sted-the resources of the | a well- eserved vest for several years, sani] h Oe a ag Ree oe ‘t 7 . T Keel ibe in the first act, when she, the innkeeper, | fasco of “The Little Host” and wound up| Cas le Ss ‘company. She made a de-) ying Delamotta of the Castie Square 2.8 Vist at this time ts said will be nis fins unty Fai ' Gyn BE ‘ah tone Lhhentes | eaet is heated bp Elite Pre stands on the veranda in the dryness and with ae siege of lilness that almost cost her ] cided be h the Music Hall Sucrenccs 1 company went to Chicago Uns week, 4s toi of the country On this tour h he deout of Manager GUM pers ee tor (tin aod tt is aseured by tue Quinge . * at her ex-boarders, out in the sto:m. | her life. Sle wil. next be heard as the! from the very start, wh.le Miss Golden.) gig ‘yieg W.) OH. Chirke and W. F. Starr Paying only the jarge cities. During hh ing Woman, Miss bvesson, in ore pof familar names on the programme that !t One of her guests had been chatiing with | goubrette of a melodrama now cast in| Miss Norwood and Miss de Trevile re- yo or perucn sheorily. The latter two come ChZ°8emenr at Haviin's he will preset ) rear une ix pleaa- | Will be adequate her ‘nside the inn when the storm began |New York. In the meantime De Angelis | newed the good impressions had of them. pole ror next week | onnun Rhve" and “Kerry Gow,” Ui Rice Gaston Oe a te) “Whe Bath Lol see Macklyn Sales a: hee to the veranda. The rains | pas plodded on bs way and has cessed WH | from pervious hearings, not to omit Miss | — | trish p:ays in which he js an espec.al fay- | ing the @tandard auains Siandard’s s:and- | Arbuckle @ill folloe Bi Tone fame an t e water fell. The friend faile-t regret the hk @s of both o armers in the Condon. either Then. too, We have seen ie ‘ S , tt Ho . ai o 7 ite I —_ rite T here “ tt ** Tie “hange li} the regu- aa erTnmiyw {i388 a™= «8 wee the ae mg sg pond i ii i’ ~~» beck far enough, and in the cant | eu.wess he has achieved in “The Jolly Mus-/ littl Misa de Treville in knickerbockers, Why Smith fa om eee ee A (jar scale of Haviin'’s prices. ard Some of the ola turns ! of the day, “he got it in the neck” in more | keieer.”’ and right cute did she seem, though for | don laureis and Mackiyn Arbuckle, the St —— enough fer the reguter vaudevive stage | Bh Ay ~ one, { all the -Aason she has bern associated With Louls wuetor an the gy wi,’ “ e the yer Among ee phage igs © Pd the ‘“olumbin They must attract better Baer es of neatet utherlae ‘ " rs ou ' « of costume tury soon, “Sporiing tare he Jaco sti next Weck, besides Feera Kendail, who wili| goers than veus, Ww tee Nu a oe ge over the veran a rail ‘and a the little air) at i ~pkine ‘this Der Peatenwate.” ‘the new bill for the , me.odrama, fulows the present attract.oa, stay over, are Thorne and Carieton. Ryan, the lame suj* . ‘ ‘ hy 4 , -s . ' ' > ; @ fi , 1] : ae \ J ine shrieked with glee. The audience saw only 5 ask "inown as Labetite Mathilde, is gn | coming week, will bring back Maud Lillian | Obov/N6 Sunday. pan? Rieatled. Phius Aten und the Wilson | nove the ; the om y Pm unfortunates, but what fun | ¢xample of how good a business women a; Kerri and other farvorites of the former ) Famlly * td , ati ; i Ns ‘ . . - > — ——E wring emitcire ay pea pte child may become, after rubbing aga net | weeks of ie ail end the first hundred |,,Henry Jeving and Miss Ellen Terry and | png stock company at Hopkins ts win. | m nds rempe! ' P : j r rie tne : > ~ : * srr? . " ' 4 . ‘4 —% ’ ‘ . . "4 a , oe a © nae the hard sides of jife for a year or more . Monday niaat will en e mrss BunGare the London Lyceum Company come P- friends with the excellent production | enee. ; | ussell an De la Fox in "The » ] . ~ os ? * >» ] “= * k! T °) . . , ‘ ’ . ‘ manacer. Bhe conducts her own bookings fall. ma 8 a aa the Cliympic Theater Sulaou's > ' a at sing th et an @ ance which proved one! and managing as well cs might a much o d-| the venture in St. Loui lon Rd | way of merit fe claimed for the production . cored , ' ° i) ‘ ; ~4 i) ‘oa & ts to . " - “55e0 ° “ft ~ . ‘ ’ se . ey oy ~—* , . . . ‘ oe . F 4 me, ‘i : ; a amiss! - , Si pi | so ; lee 0 ae tS are a Ce . i SA ae ? — aah ——_- <<. eo. “rhe Pee : . * gt =i se AP : ph ee gS. ae eR er * on Sr ss Tn aad Bee: TF SR See - oe : o
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Os . sgt a a - ii, NOT QUIT -_ — a DR. HYATT’S BLIZZARD SWITCH- ED OFF AT CHICAGO. CREAT SEMI- ANNUAL AFTER-STOCK-TAKING CLEARANCE OF Jackets, Furs, Skirts. Prices have been cut to the lowest a of which we have any recollection—values in new, clean, stylish and most desirable gar- ments that at any other time and under any other circumstances would be simply out of the question. Look over this brief summarv: $7 Jackets—cut to $2.95—Tailor-made Coats -in latest shapes—made of wool beaver materia's, keraeys. boucles, etc, well limed, perfect fitting and a!! sizes—a yreat lot of the 2. Q : $7 surt—slashed to \ $10 Jackets—cut to $4.95—Tailor-made Coats , —in double-breasted box front styles—fine kerseys, coverts and cheviots every one fluely silk lined and well worth $10—now sla-be! tu High ‘(irade Jackets—The finest in the entire stock—made of the choicest materials, elegantly silk lined and sold earlier in the season at 7 15 . 612, $15 and $18—all divided into two great lots at €9.9°8 and. New Plaid Skirts—A great line Flannel Waists—25 dozen fine of handsome Plaid mares. in awit Wool Flannel Waists—in all colors— eolor ings— box backs. per ect pred A iny ant’ lined with, fine percaae- antvomely trimm=1 with rows of a'l sizes an? lenygthbs— 7 08 . avo at $1. 9S--now we van -itively $4.50 values— h pow cut to whi out the balance Fur Collarettes. —Just 85 of the best selli @ Fur Collarettes of the season—made of superior electric sal. with deep flounce and high storm col'ar—trimmed with six tai's and lined with good colored siiks—a ar'ien lid $6.00 ST. LOUIS RECORD, 7.2 ABOVE. Promised and} Rising Temperature More Cold Weather Expected in a Few Days. Young Men’s.- Suits, Topcoats and Over- coats— Ages 14 to 19 years—breast The sub-zero weather whic! watt promised to St. louls was god Por ip ob! ¢ Chicago and the Doctor was not. » te entirely deliver the uods The blizze! $ was headed this way all richt, but a ilttle way this side of Daven; ‘t nt + at en angle and went eping a » Bha lakes. It struck «'} during’) the night and sent thi emirnet re iown tf Toa low. The codes! ord Louis was 72 al The cold wav: over the sunny Jacksonville, la. 32 at New (©rlean- for those parts. It wii! ’ States again Thurs: The temperature wil) ing Thursday and i Says no man will tv his overcoat y«t i, developing in the equally up there and than fikety another ether in the North: ‘it ts otal eertiin ta eco A wa " In the contrary the Weather Department, perature. Calculations bevond Friv cated by uncertainty as to wh hog ia goin“ to du. 1): eure the anima! wil! se comes out ard if it be unable to ewive Weather for at leust - On the White Rive r Takes, it was ® «lex day morning. At 22 below. The zero } lis. Columbus, Ccuevevand and far this winter there has ix cess of heat. Ax the weather of averaging things up Hyatt says he will nor bh have some pre! ty an February. When Dr. Hy, means bad. The effect« of the bl vzarid Thursday morning at inion trainee of severa! of tie big road teme east of the Mixseiesinpn! River from 10 minutes to three hours ‘ate. The Mobile & Ohio train from the South- east was the heaviest leer of t me. The Big Four was next, being one and one-half hours late. The average loss of the other! trains affected was 2 minutes. The difficulty of keering up ste om In the engines was respons'bie for all dela The Bast suffered more from the cold the im the West, and af: trains from the latter se-- tion of country had comparative'y easy xo- ing, arriving in St. Twinis on time. COLD FATAL IN CHICAGO. Two Deaths Caused by the Inclemency of the Weather. OHTICAGO, Feb. f—Two deaths were caveed by the cold weather tn Chicago @uring the last NM hours and many persons ffered from frost bites of varvinge sever- HWiundreds of homeless men were cared The mercury at 6 a. m a. m. to-day touched below zero, the lowest point this winter in Chicago. The forecast for to-day prum- moe relief. ~ CITY NEWS. Dent forget Ground Hog Day next Frt- @ay, February 2, and sce the real thing wll alive and kicking in one of Crawford's ‘Washington rvenue windows. BRIDAL PARTY MADE MERRY Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Perry Francis the Recipient of Attentions From Humorous Friends. ort measure 3@ to 36 inches. §.90 . 6.10 9.12 The $15.00 and $16.50 kind—cut to The $10.00 aud 812.00 kind—cut to The $8.00 and 90.00. kiud—cut to The $7.00 and 87.50 kiud—cut to THE CROWNING OFFER UF THIS GREAT SALE! FREE CHOIC of over 3000 of our very finest Men’s $16, $18, $20 and $22 SUITS AND OVERCOATS The choicest creations of America’s ferermost designers and manufac- turers—including every style and fabric that is popular this season—the supreme opportunity of the season..Choice Bg” Men’s Suits and Overcoats. “Former price $9 and $10— now slashed 5 85 to * Former price $12.50 and £$14—now cut ‘8 0() to only -cceess Clearance of MEN’S NECKWEAR. Here is an offer that we know has never been made by any other store in this city—a*sweeping offer that thousands of men will be quick to appreciate: Any Necktie All the Finest English Squares, In the Store, | All the Swell Puff and Teck Scarfs, All the Best Four-in-Hands, 25c All those Popular Imperials, worth 50c, 75c, All the Bows and Club Tiles, and Many, $1.00 SOUR : MORNINC AT winter merchandise—full lines, broken lots and remnants that inventory Prices cut to the very core to clear out every dollar's of the season to supply their wants at unheard-of low prices. Boys’ Knee * uits— be offered from day to day, till everything that comes under the head of Ages 3 to 8 years. Boys’ Reefers— cantile sensation of the season—and this is the way we start the ball kind—cut to ¢ | BECINS $ 1 = a 8 O’CLOCK. has brought to light. A straight-from-the-shoulder blow at prices that worth of winter goods—the one great opportunty of the Our old policy, never to carry goods over from one season till the next, how Se winter goods has been‘cleared out. Boys’ Sailor Su:ts— Ages 3 t0 16 years. a-rolling. : THYRSDAY—ST. I CUIS FCST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. TO-MORROW A peremptory Clearance-at-any-cost of the great loads of high-class Boys’ Clothing Slashed. will stagger competition and afford our patrons the grandest opportunity to b ‘. Clothing at just abot” LAL PRICE. will be enforced with more vigor than ever—and extraordinary values will Boys’ M ddy Suiis— In short—we propose to make this After-Stock-Taking Sale the mer- eo! Ga, The #7.00 and $8.00 If we please you—tell others. The #5.00 anil 86.00 kind—cut to The $3.50 and $4.00 kind—cut to . The #2.50 and $3.00 kind--cut to If we don’t—tell us. Ladies’ Wrappers-—32 dozen Ladies’ Wash Wrappers—in desir- atie dark patterns—neatiy trimmed with braii—fuall wide skirts and over hips—skirt fliished with “ep flounce—al!l sizes—a gov) 98° wrapper—now cleared RIBBONS. To reduce this stock in short order, we will place on sale to- morrow, what we confidently believe to be the greatest ribbon values of the season. 300 Pieces P ain Satin Gros Grain Ribbon—2, 2'4 wice ini ght blu, pink, lavender, vile green and yellow— riblon that you've never known to sell for ss than 25c¢ a vari— that’s what we offer at 500 Pieces of Ali-Silk Plain Ribbon of an elegant a 25 compli- grotnid OL eX; | | : | Sensational Clearance of Ladies’ Kid Gloves. $1.00, $1.50, $1. 75 and $200 kind... . QUC Friday morning at 9 o'clock we will place om sale 100 dozen Ladies’ Kid Gloves—in two and three-clasp, Foster's lacing, four-button and other styles of fastening—in all the most desirab’e shades and colors. These are bhich- class, perfect goods— pot soiied—not damaged—not from any bankrupt stock —but new, clean goods, «till in tne orig- inal packages and bands in which they were imported in this country. These goods—which were made tu sellat $1, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 a pair—will be offered at C the ridiculously low price of.. Ladies’ Fleeced-lined Cashmere Gloves—black only—(sorry we are not allowed to mention the makers namoe)—worth 50c Ladies’ Double Wool Mitts —in black—finished with satia bow—worth 50c Ladies’ and Chi'dren’s Woo! Mitt s—worth 19c a pair regularly —now cut to and 3 inches pnrey Reducing the stock at any cost or sacrifice. Men’s and Women’s Gold-plated Cuff But- tons—in link, button and dumb- bell styles— variety of patterns— were 2c. 39c and mh! pc _ cienoicent’” Qc al Ree di ‘eadinn — in miniature, porcelain aod wiolets— were 25c— | [c now cut to..... Men’s Shirt Studs— in sets of three-. go!d plateli—separable back or screwa-—were 59c and 7 c—now cut fe per set. Men’s in several sizesand patterns Plate—solvered linked--were $1.59 to $2.25—now cut to only... Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings in cluster settings— were §$1.00—now cut to. Ladies’ or Men’s Solid Gold Cuff Buttons—dumb- bel! pat- a ees were Silver Novelties. We fiud ourselves greatly over- stocked in this department and re- sort to the most desperate price cutting to clear out the surplus. were still rom Strition T Pail ¢.. Children’s -nd Misses’ fine gauge fl-eced Hoae— every pair warranted fast black szs 6 to @b2—, never so.d under 25¢ Ladiés’ black Wool liose Ladies) fancy colored Cotten Hose ..... Foys’ heavy fleeced Hos: (war anted fa t black, -iz s6to 15) discloses 4568 pairs of Men's, Wonien’s and Chil- Odd lot Ladies’ fleeced Vests— | 8-« Hiere are buta heavy ribbed — silver gray color— als Jersey mbbed fl-ec f pants with French band in ecru ouly— worta 35c Ladies’ black Cetton Tights—ansle length— open or closed—all s8izes— Inventory dren's Shoes that must be cleared out at any cost. few of the many kinds: Lad'es’ Dancing Slippers—in ie ca white, pink, biue, canary or black k i—band acl and all sizes—were $1.2 wii! Lad es’ Fe io per vici kil—«o ily sizven 2 to 3'y aul Bo wiithe—rerm' iaats of our flueat $1.50, $2 and OS. S) LimeEis ccc cs e0cest Ladies’ Fancy Prince Aiberts - hand turned—«emall! «zee, 1l'y to 4—- Aan! K-tha’ were $1.25 > 95c aon 31.50—s.ashed dowa to... Ladies’ Felt ‘einen pment rei tlanne! line il — leather #0.«a — azesdtos all of the 5(jc $1.00 nind=-oines Os ia Ladies’ Vici Kid Shoes — button and ace—squareand p rinted Troeea- quirt, worth 4%- . Finest tan worth 49c flen’s 10-quart. worth 63c.. 12 -quart, worth 75c.. First Quality Genuine Granite Stee! Evametied Saucepans, like cut. “worth 49¢..£9C "worth Ste. ee szc.. d4C 63c.. 43C Size 2°, 70e plain, co'n, Lon on and bu'idege >. heeaene *” 50c tes and ex'eh ion elgeys- Ur $i ant $4 Mw) shows —sgiasbed to 2.69 flien's Tan Russia Calf Phos couble eoles- Crom lyemr weit wed and «xteos| on —_—, eur $1 *) «bows i 2.19 flen'’s Calf ‘Congress Shoes— emal! ant large siz QXc patent leacber tipa—a aes 2‘, to 4— Genu n: Orentte “re $: 00, $2 tv» aud Dongola Spring Heel tha: were $3 ‘), $3.50 | 49 tee! Enameied $a W—cut to saint 84 an $4 se gO at ...«-- ° ang: eae Ladies’ Shoes—mostly buttons Bo Like cut, r go size 1 ' to 18—-were §; “5— bow cleared v@etat ... Children's Dongo'a Shors—in lace of tatton—tall reund toes and worth 2te BA Tixti SPOONS Bil tips -old reguaiarly at $1 (O—in ths of genuine granite. male Pirst Qia: Jeauite Granite Steel Fnam-t:! Rov«l Cavers! Sauce Pots 2',-quart, worth dic-— rae | 3-quart. werth dc—s1.6¢ pl -quart, worth 62¢— sale price y-quart. worth 60°- sare pre }-quart, worth 73c—sale price imported Vests and Pants--tw ss rilbbed — pasts w.th French band, buttoning on side—wortb $1.00 Ladies’ Vests and Pants of Cotton pone combed cor yarn — eautifully trimmed at nec "39c si k atitehing at ¢ uit» aad gouds Worth doc choice. ekirt--worte Ove apd Toc. A winterless winter leaves us frightiully overstocked in this sec- Hats and Caps iixntisny overstocked inthisses (holes of the finest Men P g200- or Cloth Capa i. the nonse-—values up to $2.00--pons reserved ; , peeeeases 50c (hice of the fneat Rowe’ nail Children’s Plusb or (‘loth Capa in the hoeuse--va ues up to 50c $1 50-- all go at ol dows Capea—in plashes. ker- 49¢. 52c. First Qualtty Geruime Uranite Stee! Enameled Wa-h Basins. No. 1 size, worth 15¢.... No. 2 « ze, worth 20c... No 3 #1ze, worth 2hc... No. 4 12-19.. wor'h Te. 4c only ..... --fa© 141m, worth l2c.7e Meu eand Hogs eons end all wow «t-riale— weree up tw 7: ” : 27c Huve Vall dewn Cape ia golf ao" echescese styles valves up io W0c—cul t I3c series, which Mev'atlate Alot ef oddaand enda—some siight:9 evfled worth up te $1—all go at. . LOC Menu amt awed Fedora lHatsa—ewellest ahadea 2 eu l obapes- positively wor. b $i, slashed et Men» Yedora Hate-— new shapes—al! silk R4c trimmed- worth $1.50 —auw cut to only... A Landmark Gone.—The committee ap- pointed by Fatt Hii.man 8. J, pastor of St. Ferdinand’a Catholie Church, to fre- move the bones of the few remaining bedics buried ia the church's abandoned cemetery a Died in Alaska.—Mr. Charlies Brace/ ee Patrick's Dramat c Club.—S8t. Pat. ‘k's T’ramatic (lub wil give tts aecong enter at the Fourteenth Street Theater, Monday event 5. oh § Feb. ine the ot; dra tne Shamrock Rose,’ with the following cast: Ric Walsh, Louie F. Martine. Charies ye ng Charies Re alan Ape 2 Anthea oy The Majestic Range all sise sizes, at Craw- , Sallncner nd ifs aes oho. Mins ee) ieee Bet,” | a aeree, . Miest me ‘round the Doma, lal . ne a - ee s , = is , ‘ P | . . | | me ¥ | : | e a : - * OO aes Christian Endeavor Union.—The 8t. Loulsa Christian Endeavor Union willl hold a masse meeting Friday evening, Feb. 2, at the Lucas Avenue Cumberiand Presbyte- pee Church, Lucas and Channing avenues. Or Bolts Bervice will be conducted by Rh. Fay oa um Be be delivered by McAfee, D. , and Rev. How- Capt. Coghlan Invited —Capt. Joseph BR. Coghlan, of the United States Navy, has been Invited to St. LbDuis to meet Admiral Dewey when the Admiral visits 8:. Louls in May. Capt. Coghlan was commander of the cruiser Raliegh, which fired the first shot at the battie in Manila caida ier "AINIMMe Mt Crushed to Death.—John Maier, a) driver living at 1747 Cass avenue, and em- | of S42 Washington avenue receiveB a ict- ployed by the Hemminghaus Ice an} Coal! ter Wednes lay from Dawson City, Alaska. Co., was thrown from the wagon seat At in whic h he was advised of the death of Twent et j Chestnut Wednesday eth and his brother, James F. Brace, which occur- cruehed beneath the wheels. Hie died a few hours after reaching the hospitt al. in Alaska nearly two years ago James Maicr was 41 years old and unmarried. Brace was formerly an attorney in St. louls. The body will be shipped to Kan- The Majestic Range, all sizes, at Craw- ford’a Ball.—Members of the Uniform Rank, Knights of Father Va. their second annual val! ve Fedineeday” m: night at Jeffe mn Club Hal Pine gteect. Ninets be ge sas City for burial. (aan ——— —
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Serr Re eT ar ere ae ee —— ae a ee ee ee ——— THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS FCST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. NO FR [=> w= a's INTERESTING STORE NEWS 2 | {4 FOR FRIDAY SHOPPERS. Ruins Blazed Up besiehisl Thursday Morning. | Cloak and Suit Department Reductions. HEROIC WORK BY FIREMEN. ; ; bint We must clear these immense stocks in Ten Days. Our buyer has just returned from New York, where he bought thousands of New Suits and Skirts. and the winter stock must positively be sold to make room. Former prices, cost, present value, have all been entirely lost sight of in this great marking down of high-class earments. Wn Secon maze, Wool Waists. . : 3 Gur entail st Mm Winter Jackets and Capes. oB)- Girls’ Dresses. Remarkable Crowd of Fashionable terlae are F annel, a engeefy Brilliantine People Watched the Destruction ee oe See Preaek Fien- Sizes 4 of the Photograph Gallery. 98c for $2.00 Wool Waists dana Every style of Winter Garment is represented—Short Box Coats, Long Automobile Coats, Short Fitted . hm $1.60 (or £3.00 Wool Waists .. Back Coaty, Long Fitted Back Coats, Ulsters and Newmarkets, Velvet and Velour Coats, Long and Short a and m:xture- handsome.y trimmed and . . Capes of Velvet, Velour, Plush, Kersey and Boucle—in short, over 1000 different styles and over 8000 garments a med throughout-—all colors, reis, blues, $1.98 for $3.75 Wool Waists. . ae mn ; ,, in all, to be sold in the next 10 days. Detailed description is unnecessary. The price is ¢t! bjec (Ac~} | - ; Pp sary. The price is the object now. é: 98~ tor £3.00 Dresses, $2.98 for $6.00 Wool Waists. = There was the din of rapidly approaching = $2.09 for $7.50 Coats and Capes. $7,900 for $20 High-Class Coats. 15.00 for 840 Jackets and Capes. baer $1 98 for £4.00 Dresses. engines and the shouts of firemen in the H W : $3.50 for €10 Silk and Satin- on - a“ x ’ > | Sac OE O68: teens Vicinity of Franklin and Grand avenucs ouse rappers é. Lined Kersey Coats. $8.75 for $25 Jackets and Capes. $2 9.90 for $50 Jackets and Capes. | ; | pb 06 aes mR es. Thursday morning. Odds and ends in Flannelette, E:derdown, $5.00 for #15 fine Silk-Lined $f %.OO for $30 Jackets and Capes. $30.09 for $75 Jackets and Capes. > , . ois resses, The department had spent the greater Percale and Lawn Wrappers—al! have tn- Jackets and Capes. $12.75 ior $35 Jackets and Capes. $35.00 for $100 Jackets and Capes ? $3.98 for £7.59 Dresses. full skirts, both plain and ‘ , : 4.25 for $5.75 Dresses. ' > or ‘mm side vest linitnes- portion of a bitter cold night attempt.ng dunce, and beautifully par Ble sag dha Braves’ photograph aslery. It was ve-|[f °"" gge for 81.50 Wrappers Girls’ Reefers. Girls’ LongCloaks Sifk Waists. me Dress Skirts. lieved the fSames hid been extingulshed, f 9 , or $2.50 Wra rs. . but'the fire was only smouldering. At 9 98c for $3.00 “el a . ‘ | Sens 6 be 04 Years. o'clock: Thursday morning passersby saw $1.49 ; _ natin All Hieh-Class Tleavy Reefers, best of prac Mier tecroge: ) ! An fmmen: tack of fine es Skirts— volumcs of smoke pouring from the upper ' atyles, ( ws oats, Box Coats ant Golf Coats NMiagnificent Long Cloaks, beauti- Broken lines of Silk Waists, al MY teria. re one ns, CTO PIS, mespuns, ee ee Neat within was urs Gye eg gg balmma ful f ‘aad braid trimmed garments rere: SNES. SPOudclotha, venetiat 6, Ciara @0 flerce that the icy covering of the roof ad ‘4 ' 98c for €3.00 Reefers. ultU . garments, coiors, styles and sizes. , and faney mixtures and plunl«-all colers Was melted. A stream of water ran down 98c for $3.00 Fur Scarfs. : a se 98 for $5.00 Reefers. male of fine Boucles, Coverts and and stvles—all theroughiy well made and - ye — freezing almost as fast S 98 “for $4 50 Fur Collcrettes, $2.98 for $7.50 Reefers. Golf Cloths. $I. 98 for $ ay 00 Silk Waists , ipicear a ell, 4 . e 1.50 for £5.00 Dress Skirts. A second alarm was turned tn. The de- $2.98 for $6.00 Fur Collarettes, $3.9 3 for $8.75 Reefers. $2.98 for $6.00 Cloaks. L= - 11. tir toa, for 6.00 Drees Shirts paitment worked until nearly noon in its & 5.93% for $12.50 Collarettes. $4.93 for $10 Reefers. ; $3.98 for &7.50 Cloaks. $3.75 for pf 00 Silk Waists F1.98 for s ap orem Skirts. $7.50 for #25 Reefers. $6.50 for $13.50 Cloaks. $4 98 ee £10 Sik Wiasaeu po = ‘te peep lp e aists = 5. or 9 Dress Skirts. ne CUtbrenk of 98 ~ for #2.00 Fur Muffs. “The ioe seenee peices s Pure reduced’ mm pro- $'O.00O for $35 Reefers. $10.00 for $25 Cloaks. e $7.60 for $20 Dress Skirts, The destruction of the Strauss studio !s portion.: of interest to hundreds of St. Lou.sans. bra SE ee The fire vid a 9 Two Greatest Baraains of the Year in e ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING, 8 O’CLOCK. peat Se Valentines. supposed to have been caused by crossed wires, Was discovered by Private Watch- Youn Men’s = s man Patrick Hartnett at 10 o'clock Wednes- . a baad g ‘ Fine Cc othing. Our 1909 Valentines are now in—the variety and assortment excel any previous day n.ght. He turned in an alarm, to which a eS [ oves , C and Kovs season—{ Cent up to SI ).0>. the department responded ‘gyfertandc de but it ° Every garment pure wool, of strictly the best manufacture. No slop-shop ‘*Robespierre’’--the book which those who expect to see Irving play will like heen the onyeg otha ol om bar: ain c lothing sold here. to read —now in stock. auc wuy that it wou © extremely ° ° . ° ° = 9 . ane “e ee ete i Be To close out broken lines of sizes and colers in Ladies’ Kid “SPECIAL NOTE—We guarantee the cloth alone eannot be bought for the a oe ree ; . . price we ask for the made-up garments. : PX og aoe vere gy tl Raye ae Gloves in one day—all kinds, the light colors are Seasonable, sivhtly, first-class clothing at less than the price of the cloth. . “of ¥ ed re h Every style in a big assortment of every size. Investigate this. A rare chance. | orsets. ' f water t ed upon the fire had . litte eftect, In several Instances the Water soiled but can be cleaned good as new—plenty of dark si | al Overcoats and Ulsters, 30 to 36 chest....... oice was frozen almost as it came from the hose, : a and the only aflective work Was done In the colors and black, all sizes, but those who wear os, oF oft the north wend. ive scuvid that wate or 6, will find the greatest variety—a bargain 25c Single and Double-Breasted Suits, 30 to 36 $6.75 4 WEE WA. large quota’ of" the lookers-on hae a oh aged ne a ee st le ae a a rege : | d : 4: i. peo « . - . i Al a i} »? . . eeeee thor these wees Seetroyd. etermined | size, price for Friday 5c price for Friday ~~ Bc Picture Frame, Red Cedar Tobacco Box, Hardwood Meat Pounders, A number of Mr. Srauss’ employes who only, bottle te eeeeee tor eriday price for Friday only. ... oa lisce]]'e Carpet Sweeper, : price for Friday o: “i ry, ihe for Friday, $500 Water Filters, 4, had been detailed to. investigate reported ' , ° . . to him Thursday (wll that in ail praoel Sponges big as your head, 5c Polished Hardwood Potato 8 40¢ Picture lrame, Japanned Fire Shovel, @bility the large negatives on the lower price for Friday | Senge Masher, price for Friday only.. te for lk ridav only.... price for Friday only shelves of the vault had been destroyed . : 5 by water, but that the sm aller ones had not : ; wes n injured. The vau't Was specia. ly coti- y_ near. When he finally retreated his back was covered by a thick coating of ice, whi.e ONly, Set. ..cccccccccscccces SC enti _ SE Ne ee _- = 4 ee ne + Oe eget "sg . eontents. orations $20,000. Mr. Strauss said to the Post-Dispatch] vault were destroyed the fore will reach thie Thursday morning: $2).000. us the latter cannot be replace: iss te ad, eae d Ininieter a wile . mak ng them 1 as pave, not a7) determined the loss, A The gallery, besl: les the mee i many | nick's loft ata ' Livery Barn in Muncie Dest! oy ed an it les Poe : ~«? thie tia ff iie Tri et Of ifee cue estimate that the damage to the building Kk] wel! known St.. Louisans, contain an . , either lighted a fire te Keep himset Other Buildings Damaged of matrimonial corde: Room record 600,000, to the stock $20,000 and to the cee,’ ber of valuable paintings by famous artists, Engines Called Again to the Ruins of ' or had Sf struck | atch for: his MUNCIE . . ‘) 7 ears BS cic the Aroma Coffee and Spice ipe. A spi fil in the loose hay and MUNCIE, Ind. Feb. 1.--The hvery barn] ~ Butterick Patterns for February now at | * ashing — sm it Was then the question of oniv a moment ! Of Boor & Munshower burned early to-C4y. 1] Crawford's. eee Company’s Building. MEeTOPE The Pritts telat | is in thames. 4 ecil Weekly, a cab driver, was burned te —-— ea Meet me ‘re “aT 5 r ‘ erlle } ihe esidences j ; iad " . - } A ‘ ae Mate ) , ceath and 47 horses a'so perished. Ajl- The — Who whiter: t Count. Thursday morning there was again an ‘ir storie verybody awoke about U a 7 uild.ngs were damaged by falli! t : aierm of fire from ‘Fourth and Spruce! *: cMe—MAY He Bisse NEOUS) Y —ee ert ees be ares - ginal andes sind nedies y J , streets, the scene of Wednesday's terrific | 1.3... hee Sia = ‘oye ee ” WACIGR. Weis as Hu ve Der fie tat te he i afraid our baby has a co! battle with flames and tice. mody KnOWS « et ee it he le a er Pemsenaataem. ng es mis vec ee iT OP nga you x yet to have any charace When the Fire Department withdrew from [rm thie oan ne ‘f gw nie peParpers) alo: g Fourth street wuou.d again be ste were Hut “ e Miete toa rehed, | [D 9 ° nn FH, eae Soe prs r angen Ss eEcCLric A force of workmen kept the « “ac Mothe go) raw Ss bree © clear. ..nd the Peopie’s Lane operated as Use | . . ul. After the flames were Dbrous.t _" PHELPS” is STILL ‘ow. After 30 years of SucceCSsSS 1N the contro] two streams Were Kept pets ines } . * . : von the ruling, | Former Diplomat Cured of Pneumonia, “4 treatment of disease by clectric- - ——_ oe —_ SZ ° ' ; , ‘ . Se . AND SHERIDAN | but So Weak He May Not Recover. ' Fa ily | am please d to be able to | NRBW HAVEN. C n, Fab. 1.—The con ry or 1 ° AT GARRISON . =n? iweaet 3 Phelne ex«Minicter * , ee P Olicr MV famous iectric belt On + e and Other \e ‘ 4 . ") a o , : oo a a ss ” " A Six Sheds Were ene d Sngland, was unchanged this mornin | hay 30 days’ trial to any one in any Damage one. Ntte } i? g rr! ys ar} m ve th “Ss @ pone , ; ‘ i bP ‘ AL Tee i 4 ’ | . The firemen on their way home from fight- oS Aisdpperired entireiy and th. 2). wh part of the work Iw ho is since re ing the flames which consumed the Strauss gq riff ated fre that ; ; re “ ‘and hone St. All S le ctrode S COVe/-« - “Co + Le ‘.? " i . 7 vette ’ , ‘ , * + . fs 7 ‘ studio early Thursday morning, Propped I i © IS iei ADS é j ; * 2 ' . ‘ F P . ’ ov’ hy! rer pd} leny ‘ C . * ’ " J > ’ cr 4 . ! y by" the a.ley on Garrison avenue, belWeen ehde red most critical 4 . - Ag Cr¢ d. No burning Ql bliste rINg.% Sheridan avenue and Thomas street. und “ _—-——— “Tt: [% a (eae Improved s.Uf. 1cth last. New spent nearly an hour in preventing a.) ih sutterick Patter sOr reorasry Pow at ‘ Ps O/ qe} Be ary , oe ‘ , . ‘ ¢ . . ‘ie e , > ll : “ wooden outhouses which frage the alley , Crawford's w me screntin IPP lance 1 Cures from going up in smoke gn “| | Without USINY Gl ues at all. ; - Six sheds were burned. They were HIS OWN LIFE THE PRICE. In the rear Of 2S Sheridan avetiae, ~f- de nee of Mrs. Benjamin blown.) 08 Ane rid Chicagoan Saves His Wife and Two Sot | HeSses O en. i nue, residence of Pre ton Abeto aban / Sheridan avenue, sf eet bos soon From Fire and Is Overcome. . P ges, SH ects enu ence OF Ms CHICAGO, Fel. - 1 ie rrying his ¥ Pi ong, ed pad tee any miecttie Belt supe wanes = dary ne. Wita its new scientific suspensory attachme rt eur: ‘ah Journ: Lae Lt Sil T tadeoth oe wife and two Lat ron : irning a pleasant ' irren 4 } asses t.j he frilg? 2 L.iS T. ake! rere rar’ ‘ it. ia r, le yi = lcep 1 ach (iserders a8 re. yt ny : Sire . : sult trom Vou the :] errors oT later exce* Ss. ye 000 CL RES “IN ISYYy, T we cf by womeu as pent ‘opr ‘a; felimMa-. of _. Ko bhi ns, . : . : a ‘ Marting ottage early to-day erbert Pleteoh : : GQ » Ry ‘ ryvc) "Je ss, cy A VW © j : ive ft 1 <¢° cr ie a 9 “a ‘4 hes ~ * me oon af e:ectrvu al pyri haa! es inthe world. tructed to protect negatives from fire and — : facie . oes ; t is believed the heat did not injure its ' | iestrced the fova, ei et FLAMES BROKE. FORTH ANEW) Sect’ ten ak esaeteg RORTY-SEVEN HORSES BURNED. |" Jeers sop yard gator, Arona ‘ r 17 { rs] Ait ; tiie ‘ he . i p ravliyi we }) By ehet gin ar Ve t oe Proof of ot Perversity. ik BR. <* ve getting sick when we FFFKSRSSKESKK PSK RY Dd dence of Henry +e tusm, La: by The .fire apparentiy had tts origin in the overcome by sm. k: filames ana fei nea + } CAUTION.— he new and improved Dr, Sandea Belt can be had only at my office. Those sold by others barn belonging to Wiilam MeCormick. Hiow the dour ind tied Defore 4 an it started can only be surmised by the , ad 1 i The weatiier was 1 itter ~ are of old dat e, 20 years aZ. Cure yourself and pay me pee is. M y little book, a guide to Meo, seutir ce, he property owners, but it is beileved that a . ‘ : hs ‘tfe and chlidren were clad seal d. smoking tramp is at the bottom niy in their night garments, Fietcher a " Lou r. McCormick ser rusbed back tnto the burning building to DR. F. A. SANDEN, 4 7 N. Broadway bene a St. is, Mo. y OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.; SUNDAYS, 109A M. TO 1; SATURDAYS AND WEONESOAYS UNTIL © Pim . STRAUSS’ STUDIO AFTEm THE FIRE, aly man block who kept aj| save sufficient clothing. ES sae eat el ected ined at Grae DeRSsESnpEPSESSDESDSSED ESSE DEEDDESSENODS eae fay Morning by a Post-Dispatch Artist, lott offered warm shelter’ Pianos sold and tuned at Crawfor®’a, | . ‘ : ; i . ee ike | tate sitive = ctw Mlle BAcedRD cee, cdinn bf me. as y . a, 7 = SG : t wh re 4 , é ~ » oe » F ” " * - a 4 . i J - ths ~ ne anne , . - P . oe : as y pee mee at Ft ae Be
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"7 ee Ta eae f ’ we e THURSDAY—ST. LCUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. 6T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ponent poled af Gan aun woke ons aun [Te — Ae ; . Ah » the resume Soe ey 3 knives in their hands and hack each other to death. ee wh ZL: Mounting the throne of Justice for her se. this time, but I do wish you would ti tae Px “ : } e, ri au 8! vu o é ‘ . ert: =o . 7 Ie) 'Y) rT Tres Ww ie hy Trityryy? ' Bea ‘ “t. ron: The Springs rt doubt are festive at eek Day Issue, on All Trains . . . Two Cents awe > And when allt s accc . , oN fT . Her rei of wlory hola : Fg} Pg | hasten “st te 4 aes .> Bien? toons. shang es dpe sd St. Louis + sipsschearoant ill Freedom sree Mn deotiow ua ' ete is ee — iy? IY Never altusion with more danger. Fi home. I have concluded that we have been bare right mt you hink ive by Carrier in St. Louis and Suburbs, w ecdom, ere W ustice be in South Africa? What a. od 44c Lulled to repose, for rest an alee ar ch none the bigte rn es too long 1 have! he ha: ruler mm "= ovel name ?wag Week Day aul Sunday, per week . . - n Eleven Cents would Success in such a course mean for England, except the . . 1° i sweet, pik gig a a a for roan? he of wus, ae e tr) % ' —. ri ° th evening 1 aie undying hatred of all liberty-loving peoples? Can the British ‘ss She dreama,. whi e back, wth stealthy fvoot- ' n-—-literar ' t bee] rabas 4 pretty “S . you would be sur | , « 9s . . . . > | . e . . . ines . : ‘ - ; an | i ji TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBU RBS. pe opl consent to such a programme ? . 5) walks = rushes With ifs murderous belong! to these literary ciul ny nife , ee ee ' Tha] P : ] ste is fiect , ad . - ‘ ‘ ‘ " | ' batery 7 ; | the nutnber of awfully real, nice tadies bat ment is noi tee oetpere Zed @t—-Mr rhe ne, tee : 2 ‘ ¢ ° om PS ; I attended the Modern Nove} hy BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. ; ee Hind? \ P Pappinicinss. erm Concerning any and all propositions to take the water- Pye & y With Ww maeeryon 9 guide, what need to auees 1e te ng a gr: ' . here rere ¢ rr} aily and Sunday, 1 year $6.00 | Delivered by Carrierin Towns | wok. out of the possession and control of the city citizens ‘ queer to me. ‘There w x man ’ . bg - ‘ 4 ; > . - 4 p ! “We : thou ety , ‘ {rot «', er "s ,¢ at 3 ati peper = SE berlis iy, aily and Sunday, coe,” pS Outside ofSt. Louis: have but one answer-—-No. They are not worth discussing, , wi mh! " Rane, is het to dechle rashly whic! aily and Sunday, 1 mo. 60 Per Week . . . 15 Cents because all of them involve jobs for the ber Ty cond ME Saat ee want to Sot uae bee eee } - keCAU! ‘ ive jobs iefit of promoters OREE Bot eC hel. Se seem ecttitetga ete ones ’ and kee; ‘ } ndav 1 year . . . . 9 10) Ter Mouth . . . 60 Cents : ’ . ‘ . . ’ : : Has Piet hie 7 Pres af otetl ¢ sund iis ait) e*e ;? yar me mled oy] the Ket nd ’ tine | 109 Week Dav onl and jobbers. Citizens have no interest in them except to eceniis ‘ath t~h i f ve hect4n unter tute ay, 100 ee NY ys see that none is succssful. ae ee Te f course I w'll rot be able nday,3months. . . .50| Per Mouth . . 40 Cents or ) r i* ' . . . : ‘ i eee i bi Trjeat’ WILLIAM. LOYD G ARRIS N. | ” true te he impress.ons of : : they shoun'd ageten 1 were nemberet Brookline, Jan. Ds. 190. initiated, pgs pm and unprejud! lec aoe 3 Dhiss Mond. Novel Club 1 atten: i, ‘ 1, “~ — a ay a ? hy : us : bs Organ Ze ~ and federated. he hy i ¢ ; Sle : : é Hee PPO F eTs ® THE CURSE CF HEREDITY. evidently very proud of this, ag mention is nr en ft on the programme. I re-kKon that makes it high!v responsible. Jus« ce | am Mcorporated bexabeninnes should so ng - « is | oo sely AMUSING evidently atl the elubs are not organized ! “> meu ye njoy him ie rn federated, but I think we had better $ onlas nal thing ‘Ne nigy oS! = euke join one th: it {s . pretty ory ‘ gir} I Mrs. Stone. a sw volced lady in hb’; ia} Piar*t t ot or te by i . tl ' * K & seal Thess wit We T ceemmee POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST-DISPATCH. OMINOUS IRRITATION Pages . le 24 to 32 Pages .. 2c 40 to 50 Pages . 30 , Outside the United States, Canada and Mexico, The Republican leaders on the Ways and Means Commit- Mouble the Above Rates. tee are reported to be profoundly embarrassed by the resolu- — -—— tion to investigate the Secretary of the " ceasury. TELEPHONE NUMBERS. The Washineton correspondent of the Post-Dispatch also | Rell. Kinloch. learns that “Mr. McKinley is growing irritable when the sub- | Business Office . . Wain 664and635 A 646 and A648 {| ject is mentioned by men not in his contidence, and those Editorial Rooms . . XI4in 1950 os who know his moods best say that this is an ill omen for the etch @ity Editor ... . Main 666 A 647 Secretary.” a. Uny 1 tle bk wok be bach ee RR dace knew her, but she eedms to be Circulation Dept. . . Main 1927 cee The whole transaction is an ill omen for the Administration. SANS Se sr \ eran etal ) Woman. Every “e re elt ee Coc fn, lite: e on is PRs ve ' A few days ugo it was given out that the President proposed " , tome ee, that she enaws, At e ‘Ty clu lat’s whi band Tome ed--devel up- Entered at the Post-Office at St. Louis as Second-Class Matter. | ¢.. stand by the Secretary through thick and thin. In other S coat, Which has such a dashy effect, P or ie ind a atnbin “Seen vt meal ly OL oe ould be cultured. don't yeu Remit by Money Order, Draft or in Rewistered Letter. words he assuined responsitiility for the uct of his cabinet aft a Be Se gerd A hay - with — Big pao. y h: Mrs. Stone ix it at the Modern “ ‘int Pw een ar a, a. sabe and ast aan a Address al] communications and complaints of imperfect serw officer. Is his courage oozing out? If so it is natural to b.ue Gg = aaa ean nates A ee on ee ; ee Space se Imagine if Nahec ei. “enn — Stone | 3 seake. Everybody with the sma'lest ' t : Ss. e § > Is such a *{ ast } ¢ uiture must know how fo do » > ' to POST- DIsSI ATCH, St. Louis. transfer the burden of the omen upon unhappy Mr. Gage. POINTED PARAGRAPHS | ‘ \/ . eee _ . an a Veteran—althargh s Ou learn thts in the Mode “Tn Novel . Brean. j iis }: is © ‘lv - own auther'ty, "Tut, te eay n thing of ali the knowtl- ——— —— oe FOF Oe OOS O88 OE 08 a. 2 i have eeen at many _ — ee it Agent Forslen A \ver' ising, Ss. CC. Beckw th Snacia!l Aq icy. It is question ot discretion, and in that the Secretary ' we . > nd . a . tis 7 r: ’ . : { : " ; , rf AS é = "4 “) V- ( s ‘> ‘ *@* e} e @ Tribune Building. Now Yor. 459 Tho Rook >ry, Obicare seems to be weefully lacking. Mr. MeKinley's irritation is An insurance risk is a chance of a life- 4 ‘\ pe “ il ‘ith music. A 2 s la Kroege ~~ dee 8 P ia hon 3 —= The trouble scems to be that we have invested $10,000,000 TART a lay REGULAR HOU! SLEEPING Zamuary ..... 93,756 July s+ Beoee 100.9935 in beet-sugar tactorics in the past year, but cannot justly TH r , LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. seeee 5,5 > eee deny our Porto Rican ic iluw citizens the right of free trade i reyey | F eeoruary 9 hel August : eon Which is enjoyed between the States of the Unio Tl . moea Rn tt The baby should be taught to sleep at rer- (This column ts open to eversbody who hae @ 103,033 | September 113,491 d = Sows Fp + eee ; ae tt; On. an "ed er rey ular heures, At first he will s’eep most of ; | complaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, infor. . oes are ‘ i] : } iave , : io re ¥ . a the ; > o>? aoceu 4 > f a " A 109.809 October se 121,751 ; on hog nos are loyal and have not resisted us. Can we be iit n j ta time Me t = : ag Bo 9 Oy ee ing. eg s ae," “oa m to give or a subject of general Interest air tv then? eee = aon eons — Serer 5 7 - iscus@®, or a public service to acknowled bd “to hours at maeht and two hours during the ; o. a 111,903 November .. 139, 1 93 ital 47) ae Quy. Hetween these ages the amount of 2 o> Who can put the ilea Into the fewest words poset 3 ble. letters from persons seeking empléymeat 109,016 December .. end 165 The shot of the Frankfort assassin was fired from a room . Whi s/f! 3, sieep ehould geradualiy diminish, Ais a ee aviar : ‘ ? t A, HY The method of training tbabies to sleep is cannot be given place ip thla column. amemately abo ig a's Serie. te Bot to be supposed that yy) simple. Ke sure that they ire com! fortable Ls, , aL ie , Gov. Taylor did the shooting, but the crime is brought rather sae a - to externals and are well, then leave ("4 F, Schools Should Have Pure Drinking The Post-Dispatch will accept all adve them alone in A py meriy Bulan Geq crib, ' x | | Water. tising with the distinct anil eeepc atl guarantee that it has a larger bona-fi paid cir close to him, a&S the wits might say. Special efforts on his ia S i arpe vona-fide cir- Bae ? ioe , : ; im, 62 mrt tv apprehend the murderer would be becoming. —_— : : Bye culation, Sunday or daily, in the City of St. Louis : oe : yi Ba . : NOT HAPPILY EXPRESSED. WP A: To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. av me Sachs Ls > If the water which i@ being used by us for } , 1 oe . =tigee ; (ooOorntarny +s} oF iar , | . ‘ . . z. ) and its suburbs than any two other morn. “ ~J An investigation of Secretary Gage might show what were drinking perpoere should be bolted to pre- > the “very great political claims” mentioned by Banker Hep- | Vent the dangers incident to {ts contamina. ing or evening newspapers comb.ned. politi im: ' ek od ALAR 9 in tare ; . . : Titers cannot: be tou antes MAGE Gh The Wethods of BS: : Dost- DISPATCH HUMORISTS. [i8.Ry, Gilcazo's semnae, what, preventive ra ] ic E 4g F THE ] | IP . : ‘ ORE. , , S$ } . py ~ A is belng considered by our Hea th De « sab = wid Ww , 0 oe U7, | — SSIPPI managing a presidential campaign. Every citizen is inter-| yy) ‘AMD GEL. Ree Tere). pee es La a te ment to avoll the same @ ngers at the ne « tue te lu Arg »t 1%) i¢ ' iter = ates. ested in the bre sidienc V and how it is oObtaine cl. i ’ ee - oe ‘MM . Fh . See's v man who no 1 r Gi i | ee Mea I'm the ninety-millionth scion of a ninety Kentucky, has . aor cee «pyc! (tin tasiaftdened ape intelligent man, as Well as Banker Hepburn, knows wit ao ff TM eots anytht He warde | WS 4 ts: ’ r ire: a Fest some precautionary measure to tect assumed to, adjourn the Lesislature. ‘ em to an Eastern sharper wl iad ade! = ’. é millionth sire; the little ones of those homes who are “Prorogue”’ vould be a better word, since the powercto ad- monopoly contribution means, verteed a wil.ineness explain, f | “ aa’, aa sm You'll observe T have an ancient pedigtee, | @liged to go into the pubiic- Vuildingg of . —- Pt : i ee ob aa a a ad consiceration Deeifieg, how tu prevent 3 f , Nothing can destroy my body—no, not even the city for their education? ee oS eOUPr Ine kingly prepogative, exerciaed In the employment of assassination in settling the guber-) 8ovs8n from itier.ng The reply whicht 7 net { : t . si i : Chi.dren are more susceptible to diseases by royal persous in robe and crowan, , : “gy » ee ae tig ‘i Ns 1c BuNere | | amine back W benil “LU'se one shot.” AP : piecgidens bese from contaminated drink ng weter than are That the executive can adjourn, or prorogue the legislative natorial dispute in Kentucky, the Kentucky Repubicans have rig oT Tiler} . ‘ i>} ii¢? pOVe THMHIeNnt AS > 4 ar © - a ‘ : len created by Mr. Taylor's foolish usurpation is famgastic( possibly be for a Republican to do i: che ea UNNT UESSARY. THAT MAN WITH THE HOE.” i'm a murderer of very high degree! More Trouble About Transfers. " » ' uss ’ ‘) ‘ ea? ’ “4a ( ce: Bie . , , and would be laushable if if we net suv full of danger. ee e6 ; i 2a . The people try to boll me, To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch, , Aude: | me Tes * man tnyut the h To ag.tate and roll me, A passenger boarded a Market etree a a — * l> “ , (ae les 4 wr itl ae . Was spe ing w.th the conductor at Pies ed armed mobs offer the worst possible sulu- Am rican poet What he vould huve thought of the Philip- LIF E. HS . wisi a eeSy OH. No! time nee thus neglecting to hola on te tl pine folly? - Boi minus The Man Wit 3 os —_ hs the nickel and demand a transfer, but on. a a The read is plan d alt the WwW. iv ‘ he Vi Om. = Wis afi . te i> pee hg ht lt will be a frosty Mornng all A.oOngz the fo.lowed the conductor back to the platfcrm titty mattis ee A: man mus? a wong be he Well ?" 4} ur stomachs Wot Ey ed ETDS ol a ntiniidn die an ; he « a8 peo nme the block d lite- v . ’ ‘ ; > a Os ic ; , . *¢Y " ; " ™" ; © - ‘ . ' > ' . ype } ; = Wel route . " us t ve car Waa! K hk t . ) ( . an po NT! 1 F U ak A : The Whallen bribery is quite forgotten in the Goebe] assas- But there Is ne law, or ¢ st or West, are Te And never wouid hi at ~ rivag : : | ve ° . . . - on 1 dice Whee, As {t looks like a gr: ib when a conductor »Cisio re Sia , d States C the political contes ‘ntucky. nows The decision of Jude moll ' _ om th hited states Court bent In eMerNy 24 ae ' , pe) i've a hundred thousand places that are| knows it Is only Cutnse ! by the mistake of Appeals in Chicago, making void the Hlinois anti-trust oor tol\d hm. “M } il ted ape v2 nt good tor “hiding out.” of a Moment, while talking to him; theres man at all, or ese he mite Be short, ie a oe ' fore ] thnk ft wo: red he a good idea for saw, is closely f lowe i] ot | the judsom nit ae the Ohio Suprenie Pope Leo naye that the Boer war is inspired neither hy PA EXP] AINS A JOKE 10 MA ee in \W el] #3 iw SAVS, ae Just S.iiv = he And my f} ime is like it battleship of steei! ii} }) asnerr , . t an sfers when en- “li BS 4 similar law in that State, ideals of civilization nor by just national! inte rests, What dj ea L | weuldl bi ‘ mix Tenotel P to Mlake It come (ih, ry! (oha, ho! (rh, he’ ter 12 he ‘ars l 5 ili alWwavs demand ee * om, -_ ua ' - > ~ ~ . fo wt ee Court sustaining a One trouble with these laws is that they. are unskillfully | he think of our Phillppine folly? Oh, I'm very fond of polson, and I dote]|@ transfer for any PATE y Ht Ul ie drawn. They are not judgment-proof, Possibly in some —_—- Si Ae _—— : ' ~amick thas on Detssic actd! St. asad a bis . cases they are willfully framed in the interest of the trusts. We can't all have the Philippine problem settled to our sat- sige Pre ene Gye 0m “— seg segs aay ge : When I'm tw.ling in a kettle, I am a.ways —— The subject is so large and complicated that it can be dealt] isfaction, but we can all do something to make the World's ' eae tee os ngs’ ee ae nAougs ait Bes, Social Opportunities on on Limited Means with effectively oniy Ly a coimprehensive seheme in which all] Fair of 1903 a grand success. so | ad * eyo gs awa tn a at ib Agee asclentific puridox, you see! To the bal tor of the Devt Its pat eb the States are joined in an agreement locking to uniform soniin:eniatinatinitiieaiaic ali vee Oe i coisa ; a 3 MV wean sccitinn @ ane ral \e 1 F tt. you no." paw I'm a kuler of the thirty-third degree! To Mr. | Optimis c % itor, who roqieste’ legislation. England persisted in-the war to prevent American inde- | . nliemat 7 > c-petot? remeite Veottiy) aecrUe ‘*Recog they AB ol a mistake,” paw an- “Woh die bi if rel CTre, iW tM Pero the CarroLton (Mo.) Democrat, pon the immediate destruction of its corres wondence with ‘ Paul whiskers “Which makes it?” maw ast. around e if » Wit ryis tO See Ne |} Goevel of Kentucky is the cu.mination of the buzzing of the Chicago microbes, or makes ain't us Bad as the dentust’s.” aw ast, “if { Toot!) f.is is eo ‘sourl hardly understand the fitter tight eval ? > Mite dd” ts. | Princess Sada is going to be married soon to His Imperial | boodlers, the cup of St. Louis is surely full. anse! di, me . mn i s, y Tr ° und about the heat,” | ‘ art ms mn? * the Alm sc imi et Neopt that this railroad a patron — ‘ bt " 7. sae . ¢ ia , P e : “ . » Ad — j ¢} y ada 1: only Llie duueht 1 ‘ f ii plain nol man, but because own war, would offer friendly mediation in Kentucky. an j whi if 1] dave _ he fi} 1 ‘the tl} Wi . I ~_ ’ Seite tiicet i? Te quires bean “tt war on the Boers has caused a rapid advance in if hi yes, rnd he Red joak eatin to} sunshi-e inte thi ‘a Wee bal) i? ter} chutes: in ¢ pie t Way since the open The Sunday Vost-lispatch says this trousseau is a dream °! take. ° ‘ Vh ~ f ; 4 Yr wow 7 mak: j riz? ise Lesa ‘ i rT Te ‘ . : Vary Tr) ! i serine ai ’ t\ up iit Vv mahi = tucky is exhausted. man wou d he . ng, youno” Padn Ver try To tel, it to a Woman.’ but is proper in Japan. ThiTalan: e wasn , , rediction. Ele will this year prophesy wi rrestige Larus pre) | nade up out of the] pred , e y proj sy with all the pr ige — the Kansas City Games ~ | je just such a call, The dyspeptic who has been drinking hot water regularly id a4 tris? ne ' Fand the Administration. with Hon. Lyma: ; wife were walking hame ena ery out in dismay. if matrimony is so costly in Ja , : ; a ' ‘ pan} his boiled water without cooling it or mixing it with lemon fenapeass - dave ssc. i atte etry . port amd bosp tal scandals, they are frank ere SR, on. Gre Se0k: See reatiy red, ‘one fills six feet and », il hey have aikers of ‘gre und, -——-——- ©@e° - » do the lo that’ says maw, Ot him, — may a feat You are spe vi ths Every statesman in Europe will now want to wear Uncle ‘ele wip his preaow ane K i r Looks & The attempted assass.mution of Senator |} woim the best sacs ree TG Pewme Oa the Administration. “Both of them,” paw siys. “‘Didn’t T just ‘cape salleut off tue ight made on him by the Louisville : ta ce Ye Seve aah Pine a P | tia >. er "e . M SIR “Why not?” maw ast being waged In Kentueky. While it is os- A COSTLY TROUSSEAU. If the Chicago microbe boodler is to be added to our other “The do kter ly Fills six Feat.” paw! 7 Yoshi Hito is gceling to tb. Mikado by and by, her trousseau : : ; If the Posy * Wall d De® Mire ‘ee [L).an t WtKhe | i} t tl} » ot} kK rit 4 reN | ; iif i?) V ; ger isi frire hie nas ii t the mort costly weve r know Nn. it Costs $1,125.00, and her fathel! lt is quite poarsible that Senator Dlackburn will ulxo need hy 1 S “tyes ow 1] : ; J , Se “ . ’ bs i i ' Ait ' nw ‘ I is s ‘ ‘ Fast eo Pyds vi¢ s ATi feseed insolvency. Yoshi Blito'’s father . ~ : shige eee a , . , then added $400,000, ‘“] don't see mutch to Laff about &ule. Orgie, i! “hh} co) cTimes-Pera, ooenenarnieees ifrie | et & rn ie net qu ertate of a Dowager Empress, which seemed to be awaiting | he gained in the tough February of last year. : tke Banquo's ghost, the shady transac- al cpt Characters on the Streets. ) > " o et vs i. ‘ P . es _ - | lin ® . : ty I rearnis lik thi al VW | { i] ulat 1 to make ordinary maid- is not much disturbed over the ¢ hicago rerrms, Ile ean take ‘ : J (sage as tlie that hinds, wl not : on . my ne atred P ‘ K pur Jet us hope that we shall never becom . . . ‘ed. is ory ae } ‘ ‘ e infecte dw ith Japa n or tea. The hot water habit, once acquire d, is a Very pleas- ind sme} wffensively in thre nostrils of all annoy od oy the f[ yal Be 7 a Seoie on whise eve ideas. ihe side Pt ee ant one. Honest men, ; Peer ree ti. Aw far av 1 am #ure, the police 2 ‘ ‘ ' 4 e “ “'y As . 3 e” We oOticg i nis rit « t? } Cc" ee 60 0k, eg | Tn Semuary Of the Cee ne eee i vony dave ce aentgee THREE TANGI ED HEA RTS. Mixing Him With Dan. take no motice@t this sort of hint. ae _* weather... If the Januaries of the new century shall conduct Can tt be poss be that the slow-think- [never see a policeman whoo t ewe people - @& &s4.... — . ‘? +? t? t ne ahi > r 1i¢ hj . + » oF hs ha bt T re } \ . B } ' , ? Sine " 2 ‘ ok > ] eeela ‘meselves as W temper of mankind w > wreatiy said Nathan oo 7s ics “Sonetieet ae lave confounded the i mm. Web- 7 give vent to ‘abuse and wulgarity. themselves as well, the I ' Hl be greatly r id the { ya Ine prirl next i) ster Davis with the late Dan‘ {| Webster? TT think cil t ‘ ‘ . . _7 . a erry ; yitter is a te > @qlajive | Pay peru “t.o7 MU ST HAVE SKYSCRAPERS. improved. "} auss.ct. It Nas t at mM a ateas veo! ‘ my reriehT iing hr sto! . fmm thie ulseluwe PUAINESS MAN. Ths iil Thc’ saris | | ers ‘ ? cau : not See ane ‘ither of u 7 The fight Meaitist the bluse kKVscrapers seems to he . ee : @ >-—e- 2 2 ?o-? ¢—e—e--o—¢-¢ ne sk‘ v rape rs to the limit determined b war was the gh of the english tm € njoyv pris er ges n the ce © © © © @&- © © © © -@ They are Wiping out old Down upon the crimson .! wf Kentucky; ; shou a rust ns ° e4niuire ; immy ast hy Mm «tt aione te but the ot maid afriy time the Vey duwt-tr wife Phe se ret ‘eoclan which willl un ha jpar ese 'O Miartied peap.« willl Be fe They are ehooting pro and con, People @at with weapons drawn, Of Kentucky, rmes sha le 6tbe , } an | And the ones It doesn't se tif o-oo -—-o--O---o- © - © - © © 046-0 --6--@— > % Ries 3 ) thet there ie no danger from It was net am after the ee ee } ¥ TT ne hoe ey
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ge ar er ay een ™ is ee ee i ee ee b Maat] 11 ee CLOAK BARCAINS.| 4 Tempting Dress Goods Offerings. 98¢ for $1.00 and §5.00 $? 9 for $7.50 Jackets and - pie acketa. : Capes. Reinrants~ jo ng — t the fine s* of im parte? [> reae Fabri ce. sach $/ 98 for $6.00 Jackets and $4 for $19.00 Jackets aad Wool Warp Kewsiliea, Merb tenn ser 7S. Henrietras, Silk and Conky ° Capes. 9 Capes. | will go fo-morrow at half thir al | AA te : —— Capacity Capacity. Capacity — FOR MEN. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. Laces” wor wo yards of Torche Lagee, Rie a8 os Goes. we WSS See the Simple Lock Joint Pressure Filter, 100 Gallons Day, for..S10.00 seventh gener ci : ae vertnki a0. ) Z x er nderwear, odd SZes, esie, Feguiar ec dozen, to 10. exci worth Vv: ariety ever shown, prices now . o ) eb 1 run from cm set Ie Piated Table Spoons, sold regue i ’ ° *) “4 ‘4 tac’ oe - > > if i . len’s fine white Merino and Natural Wool] Ladies’ heivy fleece-lined ribbed Napkins~ 100 dozen red and bine check and 0 pairs Knives and Forks. the greatest , = SONS ot rl 2 dozen Extra Heavy Triple- formerly 3c and 3c, §iquality Pp (main floor). tee mews UO, OE Miadskacecacoes lariy at Wo eet. special F B 312 North ‘ " heavy fleece-lined and all wool 1000 a a ° ° e Broadwa Heavy fleece-lined Urderwear. silk tape Unde f Ge Weidaw 25 = mi senses 1.98, $2.00 to $1.25, $1. pay 49c, Friday , — Oa . $ ~ = a : ' Ladies’ fine all-woo! Union S sI{ a, Towels event omen ti ae | down ‘ never sold less than #c. go on 4 Men's fine all-wool Underwear, Shirts and | formerly sold for $2.00 und worth (main floor). each sf $5.00 neatly decorated 10-ptece Totlet Sets! “tie Friday at the low prive Of. sons have been marked down to | 1000 joints of Stove Pipe~ programme was rendered until 10 p. m.,, | Dr oe: , : ' ee ae +} - ’ ‘rawers, in red flannel, natural, camel |it, too, Friday at when a delicious petite souper Was served. ‘ x A np, wy v : ’ Pt —20°° varda of Silver Bleached , | SOCIETY IN MIDWEEK The dining table was laid with a cover hair, heavy wool, feece-jine hy > Dane Boys’ heavy fleece-lined Under- Table Linen- Tab'e Linen, worth PF. $2.98 and the $8.0 ld-piece special for Friday, each... ccecesscccesee a wear, extra fine and heavy, al- vard; special for Friday, while it 2 dozen regular lnc Sheke ‘J | lasts, per yard .. Deep Cut in Dinnerware. Sifter, ebecial for he *-* ** . ee. oc cceceweesce rorme) fofa silken American flag, the cen- . . J 3 ‘ ’ . = . ter plece'being a fac-simiie of the ill-fated idaree oe ways sold for 39>, Friday at battleship Maine In orange ice. The other SPHCTAL—"1! dren's finest quelity all- Veiling— —500 yards of Chenille Dot Veiliag All our $15.00 sets marked down to $9.98; Fr! my. nia ot : assorted colors, worth 250 . $12.) sets down to $8.50; $10. 10 dozen C lothes Baskets, will | lees were molded in the form of battle- Silk fleece-lined Underwear, beau- wool Underwear, former y 30.4 , ! fall eorts, yard; while it lasts, Friday, sets down to $7.%). and the $8.00 goin this sale at only , j j 7, ; ‘ | > . MRS. GEORGE KELLER’S DINNER nS torpe do boats, erulsers, cannon and tiful lot, Heht blue, formerly up to Sc, odd lor ¢ ie soldiers, cach decorated with a miniature svld for $1.75, cut to your cholee of the lot...... per yard 100-plece seta dow to, per set. s : You know we have the best ene che p A big reduction tn wash day needs: TO A BRIDAL PARTY. l'nited States flag. Vocal solos were con- ’ , ‘ BIC EXTRA line of Jardiniters and Pe ulastals on eee Marhing. ..csscocssonbuaent Wash Botier ‘* aecctaceannal In the oaty. regular $1.25 heauti!- ‘tLe wieees Abert te by Charles Hobson, who gave an exceilent rendition of the “Holy City;’’ HOSIERY hugen MeGi enr ; vis , THE GATES-MEEK WEDDING. | ‘‘z2.2t,many,oumers ne KID ere SPECIAL. | 2! Mosel’ sardintors fo te Wich Mahi neces a N . Among those present were Misses Mag- Ladies’ Houss moa se price And several other lots to be | losed b: Dottie Ammonia, CHEAP. SNAP. beo~ Friday, from 8 t out are $1.10 ones for 49c¢, 7he ones “Die ae Wenah Road. .. C ~Miss Gilchrist’s Informal Dance or 5 gold at 21.4, Friday and until —Per ] ssip. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Meek and M'se Ade- Lot of Children’s fine all-wool Cashmere | 5s: Personal Go P lime Meek, formerly of this city, are stop- and fine fleece-lined Hose, medium and BOWL, POIE....- 20. eeeeeerereres price $1.75, our price, Friday oa! a bivder « & (3; ITe isville }. CO AT HALF PRICE In Basement re 7 boulevard gave an elaborate dinner party | Guiet aff air, with no gucsts save re'‘atives Tuesday evening for the Burbridge-Keller ie at family, residing tn gm ong o 2 NO Y i INS bridal party and Miss Patti Burbridge of = ks ; @#K 38 A ve ry beaut.ful air » who is a . . of American Skirting, * —?, 00 Comforts good large o '4 Their Actual Values. Bae Sorin tg Skit tinding, all colors, in- patteros, worth 50-—-Friday.............. covering, worth SV.00— Reduced t /4% Cluding black, regrular ; rice Sec, ! Friday, in Basement,while they po eeecs The decorations were all in pink, a large | “Miss Anna C. Gilchrist of 207 Glasgow 9 | by : | Pit Sa Ss whehadude sa ; Ae of Pepperell Bleached Sheet!in - Mill Ends from 1'. te ~*% yards i g. Cemferts~ °° 6 ‘omforts of 26 C venue Pave an Informal dance and mu- sateen ea vering, cluster of daybreak carnations being in the | gieaqie Basel evening tathe members of the | center of the table, and a smaller ciuster at] “Wednesday Evening Euchre Club.” The C us en ers C OC S tockinette Dress sh! “tds, id h2 each of the ladies’ pluces Pink ribbons | CVeIng was spent in danci and usic ’ y ve a Pg she saree, ! 2. } 4 d a ifier which the dining r as . thi ? cut ¢ and mai } . ‘ee aaal : ‘ and biue, worth 12° ..c— Wort) ap to Ss tee ' pad Bi special for Friday, in Basement for Fri ice: s $3.08, $2.48 and Misses— Misses— cut to. Fe eas aca eile , there was an .nformal card party. Kate Keating, Josie Weber, ‘ , Mrs. LS Ner, Mr. and| lulu Weiss, Daisy Kuayy, ° $2. 00 All- Wool Sweaters Rest 10-yard spool) Silk, worth 8 spool, ee ; >) ei ’ Tlil SO Spree riday, zen box, Le, y FUR SETS AND Ladies’ Aprons Reduced to Sea present were r, inning ba re spat a4 in Ta Ve a’ Aprons, full ‘ilar fine . “ | : pancetta on ot ° ° = eUCe , ° eeesecee C a p Sp ‘uke Tar Ag, : eee eeeee wa) —— reduce POs se seeeeeeeeceed Mesars.—- Cuan. ok tyson, ; nd $1.00, out good, oo eae hs x , non Si scatar ciillaliaasioaial | up to $2.00), . si i! ‘ : oe 1h en’ a ) ur Sets ’ muff and . fit es a a, ar, $l. qualliy, cut t Children’ 4 Nicht Dr “awers Reduced t of New York, gene Ivahy, : Walter Campbell, Miss Pela Stippe of the South Side gave T , + aties Leurbridge. a reception to a large number of friends teat | ue | Ss ! ’ S i+ | R } Ss ! ’ S fe j p Ss ! _ Tufants’ “loaks Reduced to 49c. 4 * Fur Sets cut ° Bae. to 12¢ Sunday evening, Voeal and Instrumental Rig sale of sample Cloaka, beautifully em- $2.00 Fur Sets cut . + ’ : Semi ie wre | peudemed. she guests | What remains of our recent great > from t! baie a”, WRA M AN} RMAC TUR- SG.0OTeE Sr vi ‘ly ned, Friday, Tart of fanev Glmpe Sok, Mohair and Dr. we eh ith. ee ax % —— oe : ING CO. The cream of the lot yet to be ane ene stags on | ix Tinsel and pin Hercules Braid, all | rida: aa Pilscavdes 12 READ: ; pean. POs eae v6, niin eens re up to 2 in :} t Men's Flannelette Shirts, nice ! f patterns, cut full ai 4 ae | ‘ price We, Pridny wi Iot of Me co Corsets Reduced to 25c. : 50c Fascinat ors » Reduced ‘to 190. Gow avenue, Vames, mus.c and several re- TWa Colestock, q ull sizes, regular price dc, go at poss rate * | MISS MEEK WILL BE MARRIED | eT eee ortega of “Obg | LADIES’ NECKWEAR pict of Paw inator al tetaned Qi | ee ae AND HANDKERCHIEES, a ee gro ° : Gingham Shirts, with pair or inte, n2a ” @XtFa CUMS......-. cere eeeeeeeens , Sadia i. iuced t. vie rer ] = =i od TO-DAY IN LOUISVILLE, KY. |B peratesnires, conar ate. nom ie Weis Children’s Underwatsts Reduced to 5¢ J ase ut Laties’ are, fing aeons. well munde and kage aa . | il ce Mi: atrits ant rn ee ee “) dozen Children’s Heavy Dril! rimmed with laee nd Ton, peep vai : : | | pinig- Bet oh Under a big bargain lriday at. be sold uv to Be. cholce Pridayv..... ih Otte Sor . V3 ....39¢ Misses Mesers.— Meesra — Roberta Lytton, Arthur L pian, Tl Keat! “ , ad oy 1's. eating, Gerinne Keller. rvin ake, louis V Sorgen Jac = wate k only formerly Those 3.1 BMirs. Thomas Burbridge of New Yor and indie pte 4 eee ! Cardigan =e An odd tot of Men's Misses Marie and Miriaret Nevins en- purehas Rertained the Mistietoe Mandolin Club Frit- Atspr a of, & Cul e Mis Gay evening at ther home on North Gias- Misses Kut e ‘Lobrer, cue =, ] = gh fx Colors] Bosom, with tuned red, with color i . r Law ons © : ee ae . ’ We Dark Working omy uy ay page ~ rip Hi brviderad e eage. also Plain Hean-~ | Worth $250; ; FLANNEL SHIRT Besoin arte Ss, Prices Son core Bias Se :, livt Curtain ili ate ePoakss ida v. see Ra cae 7 ee : ee Compcon, Chas. I Johannes, 5 iki “ae ed De os Ob Phas : wi PM | ARE YOU TRYING TO a eal Albert Peterson. ae oe oe spigot mast on A: it ton rr UG. Co vurtial, Wim. Dever, Pierce? 4h r) : ef , setae eve rat; ee Phe senior class of Hosmer Hall was en- |. 127 waRQuis PASSES AWAY ,?)' ) . ey ing a ae f ' j ith rth LL Ml ANI I Acyl 7 . G - ; ‘ . bofte La l’reile, Jane Nieal riander, ' 5 , ; i . r) . ‘ ax | Maud lTiubbvel!. Adele Stookey, a ge Anuie Te Wright He Was Author of the Comon Prize ivivia Kelghtly, eet Lackot Ring Rules and Instigator of the ‘vid ° ‘ght ] adder d>® , . . Ella B. Greensfelder, Ruth Cobb. scar Wilde Scandal. apart r N plates, | if . si | | sf ven ‘ i fF be [7 t j ge zh a ae bad to Anaiha Heguzmourg of 0 3 HANNA OY BRYAN "POSITION Ze Beast Beatie anda (2 Yat is land avenue entertained a num ber Rs hee : z wie os, ae friends Thursday evening, Jan. & Among LONDON, Feb aie ATi - ell | stO8 | ; : | te Invited guests were: Queensberry fs dead. The name! of th | 7 heettee Merit te ne te eenicieted 1: aa sina i he Comin ampa ' Chen ati .s a7 ‘ wii! : . Mines — Misses— Marquis uf Wueens erry has to : rh « Th nks th Co 8 Ca P 1g Will Be uve ‘The ol rn ver ageuln.”’ at t jevgol sis S'RDAR COES TQ CMDURMAN., Clara Hequemtonrg, Katie Hunter, sociated with the bexing ruies of which he | the Old Fight Over Again If 1, bbrwiat auld be perk eT. leat is abot | Grow} Cora Mueller, , bor 53 Senta? ' » the priz B I N i. ail there ig ta the quest! om” rowing Discontent of E;ryptiana ant. tis at : . sii tai a s qQ ef wor se Troops Is Causing Alarm. neu wour (airie Keobach. ; Was the aul: . Maggie Marsbuil, ring, however, Was never very eredt, aes Gunn, (laura Arpe. : ‘o > i. “ PmeON \ atch ferm - - ee 1m 4 is | : , | v t 7 ; : és ’ baht . } . ’ o és Mian — A. BOTH SIDES SUFFER HEAVILY = oe essTs.— aes school days fT ATRIA Tel erin Picks ow we babrim. CALM ane b Pepublicanm Nat ‘ « ‘ ngate, Cieee : ‘ . \! rev ly started Wine «is- kLidie Hamel, yigene Faldy, an ae aaah ae ore ‘ Jame yuran, obn | mt» " “= hcesbapeh’ : Wig) es eT MRmtice, Was at the Waidort-As- | Corrects ' mes bu ; an Lam “a “ane am , et ee Na | Anglo-Boer War Results in a Serious area : wne. Nae , | ‘ Jpilan troop ? nesell Hunter, Kenner): Hai ines, SS hai vldar. _ F sha , ; , lav 09 , . lialph biusey, Robert is tusey. : ; va oy , . Sco ie ) it | ~ vee ; Ee one ned | cheese 4 aimaeneaaela eos rater Battle Between nville, Ill., favored Families. Busy Bee Bargain Day To-Morrow. e ta ) Mi-kuersnut : a jorind wrest bri'liancy. —— er —_—_— —— >-- — Mre. Pktiward Hough of Peck street enter- tuined «a few friends with a euchre Wednese- | 13,90 i seertiarnd , ‘ — * je bioogmiy eae |, Oe ay corENetit) re Among those present Wer oh Bens send ve geeiee re | 74 VW bil}. wT. Ss ree*Ts).t Ke ‘ : i eeickl Czko aN , VN ; a . Arn Wo. Weber, » Was an avowed free thinker, in le 7 ¥ pomsiths| ' a (German ; : eee Asie at rb foi Petey , ’ Bem icp $ t we Wesiern Mets tie 3 se I time tC’ the Bi = ; ‘ . — ora Miller, Pugres- The inj ; , : : *,* % ‘ ; , ta ‘ a | ’ ‘ eltations by Mro ‘Tom Milot made Miss Emma Kuhs gave «a ne pes In dragging imte publ, roar a ' rare t t there | ee noe th lhl, ' Five BKaMe Parts Frid: v eventng fo . real fessre “red r2ow Kirk Well ida Selo’ ° e es inber of ngenal friends, Wirth sey He fora” 9) ‘hit 2? odern | *: ee Will Moyer, Who a’ ‘IVE sate 4 fle {! 9 ’ s . fF} :% : > ‘wer I Vi cv i,t ‘ ‘ tnd ‘ ‘ j ait ‘ say «i ih mt Til Z ‘ bo. us tavor Luis ] dere. } eeveral vor il Ne le - lL. ts ride ns Mis ie [>i ie ; eal a Refreshments were sorpved during th amar Kar Dp H rg dot ye a , “arte : @vening. Amon > Young peop ores ( mp: ineyer, Gq. Obert, ». ease, "" gald Mi "as Me pit an *Ihh- , - , . : Were: GB the young jpeop.e pres I. Riank, - —. ape IRON TRAD HIE AN i | " Hiiiam Shoemaker, sera‘ na | i K. Pommer, . vi ~ nator mna Was im Ke hg he fair lor ‘ we Schwere, I. Hoffmann, = ak E the ‘ af the st ren? grace bb Willian Mr- ras Bye ht, badly Mruls~! rhe FREE ADVICE ; ‘ a es K! — R ra ng. uN Montgomery, kK ea Ll. aver. - eo 13 te vy ; hea rag "os auma K huns, Kubs Review of the Weck Is Generally Fa-) ). Ii" an tha be Weed sick tenes At tie heginning-of the frucas ; ’ ‘ . . : ' ‘ ) . ’ , wy eee, May MeNiff aAbiu *y M et sare - . | Riou : . Sos. Garey, EE Sectbe: matt. Messrs. - geet vorable and the Outlook enya hig valle mie eta ate ha Dollor, Mae Garev . Adels, . Sander, me w+ ( a ae oe os oft wae of Ollie Montgomery, Nauna Nevius. Arts . Overt, . Reopmess. Is Fair. $ "im: the Holle uae ea atin Ee revents Consumption |" 020 oe & trie? > wie : ; Liner § at) Oy ; Mae B.stou, ; Mesers. — Messrs ’ ‘ Jlartung, ‘ 2 ne . Maneke, J. CLEVELAND. O., Fed. L—The Iron Maneke. BY CURING CATARRH nd To euch J ertend epren aen¢ honest bey otra ‘Jo | ‘ aitpene, . Shad, Trade Review says . oe : nerally firm {s still the con- Wm 4 Metager. or A Snleeenee | by FR og — SUSAN'S : RETIREMENT. Avice given gon nt gi cease af th veen ‘ , a’oot on al eg or tet in i a | r r ‘Tht AP ie the Tre! To ary one evuffertng from owaerd Mollypeeus, , iot. ‘ QQuiet and ge! One of the prettiest affairs of the season | ore Co. Kanses City i dition of the fron trade in fts length an . Levatoger’s F rmaideny de ianaler. aad can bore t+ 5 ; me rt 5 (bas Beoedker, : birthday party which Moyes A! ti f ! : ) ; : nw t ' or Che many Gifferent kiade of Catarth remed.co | : b eet ellis eon ha : ny ay hie te the on'y one which gave we im Will Take Place in Was! ington Where! & ~ . a we nr : oretar ! , oo . Lioy |, | , | Hredevusy, aiiy Chap Wagenman gave Saturda Tternoon it Pic } l have need thet ! Bae home in Weetminester “4 itt wiart “neinnat) and Chicage. : mediate retief and hes permanently cared me” : , » tn ° het | dauuglite r. Stella Nlauria ‘ Ly 4 ile ‘*) ; rr , . ud ant 5 bit , She Now is Arranging a\ I It. : P 9 ; ' whe t “= P am a Ae by never. party Was givers Sunday and games made up Bs. C8k. ' — ver, t , red) ieeVertre Mf 2° : 4 4 WASHINGTON, as : n eo sae one even al bry Hever i Por —s ‘ of N r sapiens th >See res ’ Peet ye ta Ks te sib , ‘ ; ; " . ‘ ’ . pi! } ‘ ' ]:} 1 \] yey a ' ; er ae Sa LAuls in hemor of M ' Moar, ' Ammons ose 9p! Pc Ps os: oF eo : re - , theeore Ay NOPD adds: ‘ and May , ! Vin! Jit! far Tou that <n ra found rel eet hee lia ’ iM Stella Mullen 1 Teasdale, Deere ve seaty Fours te a2 oe Dr. Geo. Leininger’s oiaal’ hit PRS: 7 : Whi you mie Scully. Bi nes, ‘ scéatiertys and dancing. with the graphophone me heod Is your breath bad? Then your Janttie Wars toemerlev ee ctl. Lin mae ®, Mace upa very Dileasas it pre ’ T « f Ss Alma mm ns, ae Ba ® ons erab.e pureNases ss ens ates amet Drogranme. best friends turn their heads aside. Maria Schriner, Violet Spelien as We neat of con: , FOR-MAL-DE-HYDE INHALER o anpocls : en fags, held In place at the cor- A bad breath means a bad liver. Gwendoliy Hiitva, Mary Anderenn, ; a conta on some of this bucin a ent fecces tm the If . * 0 ° e far ’ v e. ‘ , ‘ ‘ 7 » a? ' . — : ‘ Great bunches of red east Ayer’ s Pills are liver pills. They cure dee sm one. Marte reall oa, quotetions that have («s - nuinta tend ee THk "Dec ukO LEININGRE KchEMiC aL On 3 18 Ah eee Leta | | te | Wollane Baliding. Syl! a 907, Qs portieres and window cur- constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, il Powell, Paula Bollman, a number of weeks, bul the insiis |: Caseage, lil. Bookiet matics eaking. vs glia 10 » bade oe and were in evi- ick headacb All da Vera Hagen are st'll the exception, and producers i'made a great ‘feativity “yy *riemuda of the An informal mus'-e! — cadache, 25c, Hoping @gui.dard brands, wita ercers bocked ve.waeu weman sulrege sender. Tue esce | was the rast?
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es ee ee ® te inet le a a team in New York, at least - n ' peiled to gu back Into the THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. EIGHT CITIES ChOSEH, —_— I - — AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AT LAST COMPLETES ITS CIRCUIT. THE BACKERS OF THE CLUBS. Leiter, the Chicago Millionaire, Will Furnish Anson With the Sinews of War. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.—Some time ago certain American Association leaders pre- dicted that when its meeting for permi- Ment organization was heid there would fot only be cities enough to form the cir- cult, but the hardest work the new organiza- tion would have would be finding pices for the great number that would be found a: Se 4 for memberehip. state of affuirs, just as predicted, has come to pass. Four different set of men are working hard to secure possession of the Phti.ade}l- Nia franchise, ond capitalists from Louta- ‘ile and Washington are trying to break fnto the new organization at tne eleventh hour. Notwithetanding all ef the new ussoctation fally completed their cireun 4! having put up thelr guarantees that they wil) finish the season: Boston, Providence, Philadeciphia and Mal- @imore in the Fasx«t, and Detroit. Milwaukee, Chicago and St. Loule in the West. The Committee on Organization, have now practi- L hese 118 whieh determined on the circult, was composed oT: , c. W. Samms, W,. H. Clough, John Drewsren, T. B. Harlan, F. Cc. Richter, Harry Quin. Fach club was asked by this committee to show its backing. ulin is one of the backers of the Milwau- kee club and owns hia own grounds. Navin has the option on grounds at [De- troft,. but will bid for the aaie of the Amer- jean League park, which will be held some time next month, He Is gaid to be pre- pared to go as high as $15,0W In securing the grounds, Providence is well supplicd with grounds, having two, one of which can be used for Sunday games. This makes that city very desirable, ase the club will be a Bunday- laying organization. It looks as though vidence would win out over New York, as the other members of the asso ciation figure that it woul! not be gp tees to . dur- @ the first vear. They claim it would be impossible to place a winner in New York the first year, and if a team be placed ih | , that city the National League will put tie strongest team possible in opposition. When A. C. Anson was called upon to show how matiers stand in Chicago he de- clared with great positiveness that he Is backed by Joe Lelter and a traction com- pany. that he has already secured an op- tion on grounds in Chicago at Thuirty-tiftn Street and Wentworth avenue, and that his New club stands ready to put up Sb)00, Anson eal that if New York could be ad- mitted, the association would sweep every- thing fore it, and for that ressaon he made a strong plea for the metropolh. His partner, W. If. Clough, in a wealthy cor tractor, who personally represenis the Lel- ter syndicate. Boston's repreeentative showed a lense of Charies River Park for #000 annual rental, and also stated that they hid $4.0) al- ready, or even more, to begin the ball. Louisville had two delesmtices—Il. F. White- Gide and W. ’ Douglass—on the ground “knocking at the dowr."’ Thesa men had documentery proof of a Capitalized stock company of $2.14”) and rounds. They sald they wanted to get into ile aesovlation, and if unsuccessfu) would @rop out of baseball rather than be com- | ugue., While- | mide sald the treatment accorded to Drey- fee on the schedule tust yoar helped to GQvive Leuisville out of the League. Vie . erived a tei¢gram from Dvreytus by wey, the loiter beire in Louisville. tne jeawuer sald et it would be unwise fur Whiteside ter f° a eharce wlth the axyecelation, as he might be able to hack into the Leogue, which is taken t. ’ Wean that the older orzenz7auon mav go! on with 12 clubs, If necessary, but Whit fide sald Dreyfus had no influence with him. In case of an. accident. however. Louisville will have tiret call ona francnisce in the new organization, as Whitesite hae, made an excellent fmpression here. | There is some talk of Anson being elected resident of the association. The old war orse looks like a winner, and savs that the association t* a sure thing. (juin of- fered to bet $1 to 31° to-night that the mesociation will «tart with the circuit map- ped out, end wiil also secure at least halt of the Levgue’s stay plavers. Arson sald: “The arsuciation is heve to stay.” In fact the new Amertean Association ia now an assured fact and all i: nee ls now is to commence signing players. Hun- dreds of National League men have al- ready applied for positions with the new organization, so the work of securing the | proper Playing material wil! be compara. | tively light. In Baitimore and Providence the new teams sre as good as completed, In Boston several of the Roston Leatue javers have been signed. and MilWauke« Jetrolit and St. Louis have filready eigenet leacing playera whose names will be made pubiic in a few days. —_———@- | ARE DUE TO WIN. Cycling Club Hopes to Defeat West. Ends Next Sunday. Next Sunday's great game betweon the Cycling Club and West Ends prom.ves to be Very Interesting. The Cycling Club ofiiciais say their team is due to win. The Cycling Club's new man. Arthur Lewis, wiil plny halfback tn next Sunday's ame against the West Ends, He ie said 0 be @ Wonder at ha.foack. The Aesoctation Football League, assisted by a large comm.tiee of friende of Pat Dele- hanty, are preparing for a benetit for this once rest forward. The games of Feb. 1s have been decided on as the date of ben: fit the Shamrocks and West Ends anu C. B.C. and Cycling Club then meeting. The Shamrocks and ¢. B. C. game for next Sunday at the college grounds will be @ corker, €s whichever team wins wil wia third pusftion in the championship race. The crack Pwing team was disagreeadly ou Sunday morning when the Clarks Played them to a standstill and came very hear giving them their first defeat. The score at the end of an hour and e half was a tie, each side having scored two goals. The Clarks have in Manahan probably the beat forward outside of the big league. The two teams will play off the tie next Sun- morning @t Kxiwards Park, Oak Hill uniata atreets, and a grand game ix pated, as the teams are very evenly aig ey = is rene rivalry ” em. ay wi vain y be called at Ww one. Deiodiamonts will y atternoon, on the former's grounds at Eigel and ter avenues, The Dehlodia. monte have not lost a game this season ard aitnough oppueed Dy a strong team eer the Lp to. sReep pe their ‘ ee addres ’ - hardt, orth Beventh street. weed The 6t. Loule ‘Shat"’ players have - ted one of the big R gea 10 th oat at” tournament at ilwauk: e, ER 17. and 18. It consists of a magnificen: ania pair of candelabruma to match 6 clock is of French ormolu goid, with a ne of green HMungerian inches high and inches @tabje-t ia * ! lay the Globes, mes “Donate! uls, the city to where it Rees 5 kovees this, the organizers ’ LL ili. al, ct ta - —_—.- ,7 ° . 4 m, Wis me ® én those who have used PPPPP SO Dr. McLaughlin offers THIS ELECTRIC BELT at HALF PRICE to the old-style Belts. ¢, — STYLES SHOWN. ee gf We lp , ay te La TTT PPP PPPPPP AOD bred ah as saad ds be bn ba bet be bb be dn st te te ttt, tp i ne Ae —_ a ’ ’ : 4 Wee / eo] ELECTRE @ STARTING HORSES, EASTERN FALL OUT AS TO BEST METHOD. ee eee MACHINE PUT TO A NEW USE. | On the Jockey Club Courses It Will Be Used Only to Line Up the Thoroughbreds. — this time there comes up of the estart- kivery year at A conrroy ereyv over tlie lj ers recail flag. Aw true a spoertzman as ILladuis Lemp Wants it done away with and as good a starter as Billy Braeén pronvsnces it a nuis- ance. If Bruen had his way he would never use the recail fag, but would depend wholy on the gate and when it went up the horses would stari, no matter What position they were in, or get left at the post. According tuo stories from the East, the etarting gate the coming season will be used wholly as a lining-up machine. Wiil be set back further than it was year and the atarter will not drop flag until the horses are in front of Will enable him to see whether all * horses are in motion. in other words, the start will be mede ‘the fag and not with the machine. The chine simply will be an aid to the start- er--a Hining-up machtie. He will not arop his fag when the machine xocs up, but will Wait until the horses come ubreast of him, if a.l are in metion, he will drop -_— = | According to the above urrungements the gate might as Weli be done away with alto. Rether anid the starter return to the old way of starting when oniv the ‘leg was us d and when sometimes there was a delay of hours at the post. As a matter of fact ‘tLe most satisfactory starting ¢«f all-nes peen done when only the startiag goic was ued and when its going up Waa the signe] for every’ horse and jockey to vet away left. That Is the pian chaaipioned * Messrs. Lemp and Bruen, and these Who hive seen it work consiler .t the hesrt plan of all. As to whether ft wi! Se adonr- by the St. Louls Fair Association next scason {a still an open Qqties.iun as the ls ard of Stewards wi.l nave all to say ‘about that. Imp has been e@iven iop weight tn both the Suburban and Brookiyn Hand!caps, The feature at New Orleans Thursday Is the fourth race on the programme. It is ua haniicap at six and a half furlongs ‘'tn tpese starters: Turney ] Knight Banneret . Diana Fonso ...... Alex 111 The favorite race at Oakland on Thursday iz a mile handicap with these entries: "the Fretter .. i Rosormonde Bendoran ... New Moon Loothian Pat Morrissey Cormorant The St. Louis performer, Van Rrunt, won his first victory over the hurdles at New ‘the jatter has ‘head of the winning riders. AND WESTERN MEN. _— lie was at 8 to 1, beat the favorite, Orleans on Wednesday. and, among others, he Wheesemiie. At the New Orleans race meeting, deepite the fact that he has no astable connections, Jockey Boland’s name still remains at the Ending Satur- day, he rode 39 winners. He has been In the money 9 times. So has Mitchell, but only been able to put 32 of hia mounts first over the plate. When in thelr beet form, these two boys are as good as any riding here. Clawson and Odom have a large following. They are the Stars, but the two former lads ride the winners, und that is what gets the money. Forty-three riders have earned brackets. The following is a list of them, with the number of winners they have ridden: Second. Third. Beland 3s 24 : Mitchell . ‘? e a ho ltewtiae i ('aweon .. Winktielid MeJovit Harsiberger . >. et et et tet ee PD SSLS MIS oe mw Vette wt Ss re ne ee ee a ee ~~ ee ee ne) | Righeyr SleVets coerecce Thoempeon ILamilton Hothersall Aker ~~ — —— = os oe et ~mOe te tists tsetse es seetscts Clarence Richie in New York. Clarence Richie. the St. Louis boxer, in a letter incioses the following clipping from a New York paper: “Clarence Richie, a younger brother of John Richie, who recent- iy won the lal-pound championship of tne Paciiie Coast by whipping Willie Cole tn two rounds, is in Gotham looking for fieht. Heowih take on any 1°2-poun:d man, but he is most anxious to fight McGovern, Terry knocked ow John Rich’e in the opening fight at the Weatchester Clarence is anxious to regain the family jaure.s by defeating the champion. He can be found at his brother's place, the Central] Bridge Hotel, One Hundred and Fifty-third street and Macumb’s Dam Road.”’ Hand Ball Players Want Games, The Cascaret Handball Quartette would like to arrange a series of games with some team that is training for the coming base- ball eeason. “heir players are Geo. Rawl- ings, Hl. Spaulding, Theo. Koestring and Geo. Quinn. Addrese George Rawlings, care Joyce & Tebdeau., Western Rowing Club. The newly elected officers of the Western Rowing Club will be installed at the West- ern Rowing Club's Beatbouse on Friday evening. The Westerns will hold their an- nual carnivel at Lemp'’s Park on the night of Friday, Fe». 2. LITTLE MAC IS THER —— - --—_-—. FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION AR- RIVES IN CHICAGO. DG PPP PPG PEP PP PE PP PPS OPPO PA PHP PPA POA hi Le Le Li i. A A A A + A A 4 A 4 a LD ww No horrible burnirg or blistering, as from old-style be courses like the blood of life through weur veins and fille you _-—-_-- Athletic Ciuh. | — Spy lv the DPoxt-Deisy ( brovkivu ant rival cinuimanta Weight champiv &.e¢ for supremacy in thus city to-nvght The championship the result of the sho inside the limit sOTIlY., Certaimy if MeGovern should stop San- 1 be held in the ice P wou.d be }? ‘ ‘ - | * é hastertior’s otner victims, "2s condition is try the jocal man have an wadval ; fighter ever 1 than the ioval man, for a.meoest two lo-nigats sirugg.e. ai Phiesvue “> ri hay evening battle to the Jen a] Bets have been im; Govern will get th Ssperting mai has $s to & that number of sSticiiler Same proposition ha it seems likecyv that Live rye the ulidow near-by towns, whi parties are coming field, Des Mou Museatine, other point ’ = ial . the abllitv of Jeffr ritzsimmone. He bh tre r respective ahi) iRe such a statome Y iittle abort Jeff : IT met him tin the chLamnpionship, } happened after the saw Jeffries in any bis, strong fe'low, le ping le=f. iit Jefiries ‘ markahbly clever lacks punchire quai most as efiective as a himself inte s in whe we n . a . — n Although it mav re ’ er and his foot work strong point Mharieyv who wil! wiliness the lig @t Chicago Thu: Joe Choynekt, the ce , Pad, *wWitneseed at tha They were to hnuve ft (lub some jured his right hand battie with Bobby Db he was forced to car MoCoy was substitut is perfectly well and ‘Tom ©' Rourke, mans he was readv to @iz tege to fight Choyns Hanson All, an Ar in New York and Ww fries for the champ WILL MEET SANTRY THURSDAY. The Chicago Boy Has Trained for Two Months and Is in Fine Shape for This Battle. "HICAGO, Feb. 1.- to how to place their money Santry wi i's, where the fight will take Louis sports will leave this m rning. Duaveirporit and a Pugitistic ] No one should be betier able to tylze of ty Fitz has tithe to 4h Same pBoua ould defeat the cham o.en ja WM Line 4. Tritsehier, Frank Co!) ~— PD na mkins, Sam Gumpertg ani Joe ; 1 2 gh Oovgnton ~AI Recke ' . j time ago, dut poe es Cr Gey. height and weighs 275 pounds TRADE YOUR OLD BELT. I will take any electric belt of the burning kind as half payment on one of mine until March 1st for the purpose of proving the supertority of my modern appliance. YWYrade it in now 1{f it burns you. FElectric!ty is the grandest remedy on earth, but ft is worthless unless you can master ii. I have it under control. OFFICE HOURS: 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Sundays 10 tol. Mich. Terry McGovern he Lt he te he he i Le de in Le Ln he he ht i he he i i on i Li hi hi hin ti he db he hi he hi he he he ee " = y — Jo ESITTT T | | oe TIT nae Avis > 33 a6 : TILA ~ _— ~ = *. 4° a . _ ‘ «* * ae “a? Fy ; ; m Fea } siR-FOURE COntees ie Hockey teams from Washingten Uarver- dnd St. Louis Amateur Ati:letic Asso- | ation played a tie game at tne Ice PPaiace | oT, Crescent Wediesday night, neither side being ubic Z Marey 1. 1000 A lo scere : ; paste A meeting of the managers of ti lifier bp ve and convenient ré ent teams in the St. Leus Key lads I’ Ideal ceil Wealer, lest An All Year ean hardly hinge upon js rt battle, but a knock- Weuid Uemonsiraie eustre seckers vill be ced MONE | re eye purpose of passing om several P¥O- Vea prigas Line. Write for ‘concerned, Santry tests that have been Mled fince the season | aw. r ilotel er te any represet WINTER RESORTS. Hotel, En aceouprmedations. Threugh ee ee fate ____ AMUSEMENTS, _ OLYMPIC ~At 8:15 to-night JEFFERSON DE ANGELIS OPERA COMPANY IN met ee “THE JOLLY MUSKETEER.” enepeee | REGULAR MAT. SATURDAY. ee NEXT MONDAY, FEB. Sth. Resort. reka Springs, Ark., mast desiravie, ai- aort for healih and particulars to Muan- itative of Friseo Line. ilauge voVer the Breook- commenced, ee Important Event. The Max Sehulz Dry Goods Co. are forced by comdiicions that have arisen to remnquleh the possession of the Broadway pottiion ¢ i athlete In his habits, |] the former Rvan-Clarkson store, thered condition, but he has | compelling them to crowd this) imtneous: iread travel after al stock Into the Washington avenue end, al " ment at Daltimere. , rained more carefuily bie’ 1,48 Worked Sle «atél- Months to fit himseif them to make herole effor:s once, Time ts prectous, con three Weeks’ business must be ©, into #s many days. The store is chised. | day to-day and their great force Is werking flon o with might and main, cuiting and redluet mare, prices In everyv department » sia) filledd) when the first tent us theve Tr known bree fe re The store 4 Tye Ibs ; Bbae : ‘ . appear. When the c work, material. ‘nterest in the biz toeninnt. comident, the conteat Fesuil in some brisk thin hi @very bettors are a trifle at ' ‘clock eharp again to-morrow morning ats o'clock sharp. ide at 2 to 1 that when the most sensational bargatn s‘le of tne e decision, while one | the year will be Inaugurated. 4m) too Det at ombds oF 2 il stay the limit. .me 3 . 4 5 at. .rains have becn chartered from hal! V COR. 6th AND LOCUST STS. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. mn | “SPORTING LIFE.’ ESTABLISH&ZvD 1871. RROADWAY, bet. Locust aud St. Charlies. to ee am HAVL N’S. we 2 Matinees Tuesday Thureday and Saturdey, = VRE — Henry Irving—Miss Ellen Tergy And the London Lyceum Cumpaoy. REPERTOIRE: Monday, Tnesday, Wednesday “ROBESPIERRE” and Thursday Nights... Night” “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE” Night. sss... MISS ELLEN TERRY ia “WANCE OLDFIELD,” to be followed by "HENRY IRVING 'n “THE BELLS’ Reserved Seal Sale now progressing. Prices an follows: lawer bosses, §25; upper boxes, $20; entire lower floor, $3: firet. three rows of balcony, $2 %): next three rows of balcony, 62; _ balanee of balcony, $150, fret six rows of gal- lery, reserved, $1; admission to gallery: S0c. CENTURY. Bae , Daniel & Oharles Frohman present thetr must succese?ul and unique comedy, “AT THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN” With the Origtval New York Cast. Regular Matinee Saturday. th that is ne of decay avity {s small— proger.y filing Every eC ‘ae, the cav- irger and more material, ‘e larger by the 1 to-day. ST, | . Next Sunday—The Biggest Production Ever Made in America. Jacob Litt’'s Ciganti> . e : pte oo liver and impair . Kincaid, ‘yee IOcentaand @5 cente, "=e" Tf ] VMfller 7 hina ss, " : 2 care Musical DAtrector Bde. ; e three St Louis ine M “13 de ‘rn-Sant: y ‘ iite- bee ~uay Nigut. , St. Patrick Banquet.—The Knights of Patrick WH! give thetr annual hans ) -_ ] . : . flat i.e} gris ever Callfornata heavy. ;ié fo Iti “ft m | J, ¢ \\ is te Sf far ey “wy the Rroad- no rian t popular Upnt at Walcott very badly during ‘pigs | PURITY hora aa be pp ( wud) AGE ed). A@ Walcott’s } one | FLAVOR aisoO as Strong us ever ger of Walcott. notified m fur his coloured pro- have made er FULL . “; aublan, who ts 8 feet in | has ul Tived ants to fight Jim Jer. onship of the world. TEETH Extracted Teeth Eatracted |] ree deetb Cleaned Free Ai) Hunter Exhibition at The second masqu The rink has been e@pecialiy attractive Music for the oerwans The doore of the rt 7.30 o'clock and allowed on march, whic ’ The managen ple accommodations until midnight. Spectators to award ing characters: Fr tume. tramp. Mexican, 1 ty ease 9G Sg - + Ts sage os Pe v- MASQUERADE CARNIVAL. Preparations Completed for To-Night’s of the skatorial season will take Place at the Ice Palace this Thursday night. come in costume, and after the grand march the general public willl be allowed to skate i Three persone willl be selected from the ‘ : for the best representations of the follow- gent eman'’s most comical costume, | Irishman, Brownie, Chinaman, Jew pedd.er, lady's finest costume, lady's most comical Ali work done frev—siwai ’ the Ice Palace. erade skating carnival Baltimore Rye The Most Popular Whiskey. handsomely decorated NO! DROP re. flite programme of waltz mk will be thrown open Only those in costume - the fce until after the , ras pe h wilt take piace at : ye, Ret mi ent has provided am- ee pout for those who do not a Tne PRuPecto co., 48 ' Beld ta Bt Leats by FP. Y. Chive Din @ te the « te the eres One ite energy © wnese a: OB BO s gus the ®) handsome pr‘zes ines: gentieman’s cose- ' He >t. Leals, Me, n McKinley, Scotchman, vate cure for > a ee — ae ish, AM cure bilious and nervous Ills, § | Fr Kendal "O. We mheahm sick headache, disordered HOME LASS BURIIERS Rmrcan Stove Ce gn ews ie Hj i. 2 & as I and Prof. Tony Bafunno has arranged in t can bo venteral te eon, aneeee pop itee abeo arely caret by the fomewe ! PKFEC TO TAULETA. PF oupt recive ~~ & Ingomar fa ing Memery ond waste of Witel peowrrrs, imeurred by in iiaeretocne ef esr eeees Impart viger and petency Rrace up ed's) DiGin @reaoper on eg | oot Dearbern At... are Be oe ce hele be aia hoses bak Dir. J. WH. CASE, Prop. | ———————— To-Day at 2. a, Sm | _te-bey ot | DEVIL'S ISLAND | 14.2. 23 Wunday Matinee—Jos. Murphy, Sh B EECHAM'S PILLS |\COLUMBIA-cunsia. NO WAITS—FROM 1 TILL 10:30 PAILY. Kendal), Mr and Mrs. Mart Moryhr. Harry Thomeoon, Foy am! Clark, ona, Kmersoe 9) & Loney Haskei!, g nF Lied, Berrie aad Lieb, lhunbar and Harris, Fl Nino Faddlte, The Kinodrome, Hettie Tedre 19 2QO0—= 3NC Orchestra Chalre (Reserve), vote, ES Castie Sq. Opera Co, Music Hall Alwaveint agioh Matinee Sat., a“, fre, The i venrings, 25c, $0c, —_ $1 res .. ~oxolen Feith kept wth the public ed digestion. natalldrug etcres. Mon.. Feb. 5—~DER FREISCHUTZ (in English). HOPKINS (4%. | THE Pu. WER OF THE PRESS. VAUDEVILLE, SA522. 10-20-30 Next Week ell Durgese ia ‘The Gouaty Paty, - ae - +..2.-— STANDARD. The Home of Folly—Twe Frolics Daily Without Pain. billings Free. ework $2 per tooth sit Bark Sie St Sek? ibe to matt RICE & BARTON'S BIG GAIETY CO. UNION DENTAL COLLEGE, 622 Olive Rest Equipped Colleze im the Word Cor. of 7th and Olive, Eecond Floor. Hours: 9a m. to¥p. m. dally. Sundays, 10 to 4, Patra—Returne of McGovern Santry fight ty apn jal wtre to night. Nest Weer—IRWIN'S BURLESQU ERS, —o - GRAND. D Matinee, 25c & HOYT'S — A TRIP TO CHINATOWN, yyy mon ADM! The jopee, damm heeas en 4 iwetrs bea rese@e vite. ranteed eure oF Jeheaee, 818 UViire, QUOK AND CHANNING ava. Jotneve Mree. Kroadwas oud Freatiis ot - . ——- TO NIGHT. le ee aad snpetant Reif. Cure in 4 dave Sever returna | wf)! ‘ad.7 sead te any sufferer in « mn seaied exve Fare ap ripticon with fuil dfreetions fer AIGH-CLASS MASQUERADE CARNIVAL ADMISSION oe. 28 Cle DOCUTA SANDALWOOD Cy Cues Rees Gleet or Unsat : A Me ey ae qtic Night Losses, Nery ous ete 1472,
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THURSDAY—ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. MRS, BAMBERGER THE MARKETS. ‘ . Linng ' Charge of Mu det Ih I irst Foreign marsets were. as a rule, advanced thi pA. vorn at ioary points te-day were for Ca@eh or Carried orn Nite rain Morning. on a count ef the stronger tovpe of Amerl- ee ub. aS compared » Fic bu same "> , ‘an the close yesterday Year. Shipments, 330,453 bu, com vared eRe ge a Degree Withdrawn, |afi he” [atmo a" RAT ROAD STOCKS AND BONDS, Weatuler favorabl . Snow protection in eastern ae futures in this grain were not ppt gn Pd: R b d dt art of lnter wheat section, bare in Western. | Beh attention tu-cdar A few bid and offerer Ougeat aa SO: er cash, or carried @n mare lovemen! continues jight Wheat he led with con peices were recorded for May, but. uo sales made Also Futures in Cotton, gin. We are cennecied b sj; ECIAL LEA SED DISMISSED BY MR. EGGERS, ttence Seer ana at imteror points, continued | Cll late , Crain and Provisions “ A Receipts at xt ia to-day were Ji.4den bn, IRES with the varieus exchanges. active felling detuanl., Ianis et : Broomall bles The opening at Liverpool was Compared with 42.046) bu tl ame dav a year ago ae eae Unchanged. t) he orem . “ he “tp. lone of American ‘or these ll ears were ued. comp ured with 2s acAYLORD. B ESSINC & co.., 397 Olivo St... vt. Louis Mio. Tuerkets Yesterday being the steadying feature. cars the same ‘ay las’ venr - 7 —— WARRANT ASKED AGAINST LIZ- the age ation of ' Liverpec! montily _ : NEWS OF THE in wheat caused Arthur (. Petri ZIE RIEGER. the mic ia nee silgutly Seolpera doing the bel fo: n + ' y as } 7 ather au ti fear of a sewurcity of Spot “ete Ne rtlinest cell " | ‘ - : aig = : : a cnt the } nin , fentnre af Cre erpn ning of bd of wheat beri tna I ‘ : * Pd é A AAA) AD eDRDDD hi ps i ee POPS SOC LOO OOD Seeeesostnsoeoes There were two surprises in the Tht. lhe ale r« bn mut i} a! i cba A ; th Bs bunds Bamberger cases Thursday morning, The Mat eee cece eee 1,407,684 1,455.07) 1 ESOS, eaten a emp SC dse Gibieh kcomeeu tT eee. cecineeed ae ee lau tes : i Q@nd si ae EQU c one: | tir , when Ctreuit Attorney Theodore peorecpeee tres aye 5 Tia mnie anna’ ated ait 3 vaste amine |, \onae et MS peQhes Wy sy SI oe ‘ . : 2 Re WHEN Aap . st : . tate : ' , ; ; 0.4 ot. wlin ; rhies by ' il lambs a se Sermd fer list of securities for @. (. Eggers entered a neolie prosequi in the ’ »s, ee ae a? lower ler ° ca nye the 25) Mexican yeariings . : ; Money to joan on approve wollalecnais a WY . - . - | re ’ ‘ », | ec F wt : i. : Ro: case Wherein Mrs. Bamberger was charged tarle — tie cae. obs ob che ! ‘esta bought an doup prices, | AY natives ceed "> te Southwest - wer with perjury. | | Expert Movements of Grain. “The sit ) mixed. commercial condi: BR ge Kis st rWase the estar witness for the 0 ' ftiems @re stil] le: is} No Carmo re i] une le vel eT . State in the Cases aga.ist Mrs. Kamoerger, Wheat ' ; ' Consequence, Washingt on Avenue and Sixth Street. and the charge of perjury is based on the PLACE. — oa - Se ei nee ee eS Sworn testiniony of the Rieger woman When he Ship e Sh Beets r 4 a hi eee , she Was cevaumine: ‘fore the Coroner ; “we poe ne henetit ie plague may sy rea oe ee t petor : ore ‘oor New York ae... ote.0t0 ‘ ens pretet in: The athage io Pranee may be Find th later in the Ceurt’ of Crimina!: Correcti P - te " on? Patent pe Oe Baltiuiore .. 42.5) .. = tie meh ee Phen thea Tprected We vise couserv: stiil i , in the 46 oom 6355 ; ; ies ast) tres @ for mre ' weg oT when Judge Thos 2 mized fo et grew * 1 demand showtnge up tl Mo ‘ke Who says he will pass on tie qQuest.on i Wheat ale » all bulge anh that w se ‘ sees | BM... ‘ ese \ wher ins alle: . Friday mornings Export Flour Mevemant. ue © later on. See no hing in cura or cats, | eae AG... ace te we . re | As a resuit of this application fur a ware -~— — - nemdt B Wink wil tk lower sh why 1 4 SOO as oe i who, - Broadway e a a ——_ rant againsi Lizzie Ri ger and on account LACE | Receipts. I Shipments. ' M Lait ne i e ¢ es poche Ny: teat oe oes Wetec cee St. Lontis & Sulburh of Co), con's atic i / War- "LA — --- . tales . CPT seiue ObeApected war news from eeres cone BB. ae vee , : Johns ny intim aSoaee Seles go eng a 7 | Barrels. Sacks. | Isarrels.! Sacks the othe an the olen plagne does met le 2....- 3H : ° 3 ras —~ .- ear in cabs . - rurthe r South America and other fore! hie RSE Ss AND Re . pts. fe: marke t i Peieety om Ry. . nn ee ne eee oe ee oe ee oe ee ee ee ee , % . rant would issue, relations ure spread between the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney New York ..! ty NA ON S.NU2 S443) ports. TP leek 1. uninteresting market for generally quoted full ate om, thongh the volume — urk EXttson Fle In the morning in one of the and the Circult Attomney’s office. Mr. Md- Baltimore . ’ GeiISE pee see he balance of wv There ts not enongh outside trade is net as large compared with last week _ sseurl-Fdlisen Kers deciares he will no.le pross the cas’ Phila ... i. rar , : reese | Speculation to inake inducement to the publle. Not as many top gtade Fesiern oma export horses {issouri Pilinom © against the Rieger woman if the warrant bosten 3.0) cereee | Werildl sooner rh wo oshert side of wheat DY bave been offered and high- Krude Southern stuff tx | (eraulte Pin tallte- ) pseliing on hard ; ati oveting When we get tn demand tn excess of the supply. There ts plenty Mer hania® rickwe tin - Catton ¢ Omipresn tes 2 be Issued. Col. Johnsen replies that the Washington Avenue Show threat of the “! : pt will not de- Western Movemeuts of pasty weloe profit until iar t gets broader. of plain and medlugs horses, but choice klud are Cote . » ; etfen Compress stock. Circuit Attorney - . ter him from doling page be and if the:.:---—-- y Bennett Wasseriuan & © : tow scaree. : Windows in Crawford Ss evidence wayrants Peamny £8 for Der Wheat i theat was firmly held all morning. With en- AORSE QUOTATIONS. Brewery toude a igence Warrants it the warrant for pet . | eouraging St Joe TLaad jury will pro , > PLACE. ne meee pooutagina calves from abroad. Liverjool being up Hlesery draft, common to good ee oo lo T i I _— 5 soaUC. ex baj ‘ dos . , wud Maris I ts the bul.s were in “ Position to Cholce to extra. “ee @ ee eee eeweeeeeaee 40 UL lvu Uv Stherionan Nettle M mbt hose Who have watewed the Bamberger . fore an advance Drivere— row Bris Marviand Trust case from the beginnnig think that | St. Tanis ..| asad ob ua) me as The opening In Chicago was tame at Se, and = Commea te good ... ee 5 00 *“ i. 4.e9't m ~ ot? “ o & Th "4 «] rt t rer wef ti ter a7 "wf thre rer Wns a sie viv Bul lk ‘on (um + . . a | : y | t1 if Thursday 8 pro ‘ees lls can be seen the . (hivagu ... ; : "th : , ' : f : | i i i a y ginning of the end. At first Mrs. m- Toledo . «| ob. 1am) thea 0,8) + PPV. i pTees eo tanernnt in the pree. amd not before tskge . oees : . nw” 200 ve a ” oe Bamberger, who is a midwife, : “pap as te Rs +: tw po Led been registered was there any disposition shuwu s vd Local Money Market. ' ‘ — ‘ lame ‘ ‘th sesh Or ~, te 7 a sVes on ( hi rut *4 >? j » : stim is : i b tie - sfre Milica oe @ 06066606608 a aw on @ . ? , dreds. Detectives working under direc bon | Western Flour Movement. Fmere urgent in their wants can an advance Le Southern horses— i signs hl esp * premiurn | Sco} | | NO WILLOW W R ( Bl f of ¢ dea Attorney Fe cers f den tal S HEI f) ‘ eRers ! 1. Lalined. ' f‘ommon to good e. -. 30 OO@ SB: . leville . rowers M K LE | | after clew. They di lig up the v : Rece Shipm'ts. “ « . bay 4 waren to entre ee = (Mg a. va aaoede heed in 7 ee = a . NO, wee dee gts NEY, ab, Viuge . 82 New Orleaus "3 preminas ” lar of the Bamberge: Dgy cba "hy ors, ie tow a eee oie SARLEY SF ee ¥ a q* at Wwas ae «rT | ec tone oie % ‘ ‘7° M c ' : ms de Se é ete. ‘RANGE ‘HORSE Qt ‘OTATIONS. UNIT 1) bail | ATI ! asting grades, j) Chunks and crafters. 1200 los. up .. $20 ugg 85 Ni fit Thue ‘ corstn Dimes @Q fe tr Jau from Jan fre ti J if frei Nba from Mar from Aug from Sug ¢leme, colu 1h00 Y fro uu May. 1lW02\ =. & = a = = = = . = = = =o oo All Hi hwa Woman Will Have fadlict NI rs is iin “sr eor ‘ " se)? oa - — & os onan eta St. Louis Manufacturer Says the Re- charged mur, ~ bel 6 I Ng Bi msc congyae- etliags Tt a , 2 + a EE ie mente, [Lighter chunks... wer ° e ’ ‘ ‘yr joer aon ten ated rau - ahtar ee ° re . 4 pees AW hi, bo, Throigaa, ‘ thy {ixed eld.nga apd mar 7 P port of a Conference at Toledo Mara Lh im be rm r wee x et agree: ig rare meen sna ; { ee cha caite weseyp? for Robbery. Must Be a Mistake courts refused te nec ! t ben q ctl amaie Market Seana Seman fom: ew sion “ $12.50: "No. pixce nen og ee mares sages. §- et Harvey and Howe, : To-d Y Y a 1h MMe} ote, ® $9 Soar le So Buckling colts ss 1 _ ; i ‘ on; Was oh Stiacig 4 | or Yer. ‘ . , | o- day, ester y ° red, Cooter No 1. J: other grades dull, aclling e i eollibDen tTRe t i os calla ph green 9 f $84) William Huke of 1008 South Geventn saughior pei ya htc dye “4 Br. / P WHEA'l from $7,004 00° ¢ rv, mined. from $7.00giVv ey i eae tn) oh . "- irs Fa bg peg ee Reki for the grandjury in the vt o street, who claims to be the largest manu- 7 oe nes luded irs. Teer toe owing to color and a: aah mt 5 mixture. feel li ig prevalis The tued.um grade show , by Judge Ciark, Tuesday morni.:g on the fad & ¢ ; eer,ously ill. ] se C4 = { ; Mees: 7 " a ( r r. i ; Ww « eda: : eeRAN 7 F Lest cotton wules are stronger than last A cotpern charge of highway robbery mide by Adolph acturer of wil.ow ware in the country, | cominued - and the ‘as Sent t co 3 are $4 is; rye. $ 2 Wee Ae ore Week, rag ¥ th suys there is no truth in the statements | tve City Hesp. ti tl. She tinally GB . uns» 2 BOT. : @ TAL ee: Cee eee eee MULE QUOTATIONS. yf be mill. | Wall Street. Eliaman of O07 South Tenth street. . health and was sent bac "Jail. Ti , rd... iN ot Erie ont De +e be Se ee eee , ne becene?. Se ae of the anes of wWiiich have bec en made that a consolldation | torn vs managed t byte an | - fret : 29 7 at .- . “nt5. . ~ ae BLatoR. f 14 hands extreine raiye ‘ ee ye RS: i tebe Whiaine Dejiegates, arranged to go on the woman's | of the willow ware makers of the coun try ' the court allowing . i}. S ugegre- : , . ) ha LS : Tees P 7; 14 bands, bulk of sales --. 40 VOM Sv NEW YoRK, Fel 1 Trading wae tn moderate bond. Sweeney ix now on ver other bond | is about to be effected which wi.l result (n° gat.ng $18.0w, wilh Chris Schawacker as the =——— = en esa Clears. sah Ss 2 Tha im Sete benae ‘bulk of sales seccccc. é 55 pateow. Intetmationsl otocks were easier Im apm aa $100, holding wen -o anawer to the yrand- a rise in the price of willow ware articles hurety, Were a cept . and Mrs. Bambee reer , + etiads ta tinke @ ae, : end BS ook fe E RS ‘aan ces me pep tt AS hands, bulk ef sales eeeeecees 47 hog ox trhaTteow International Steonks were vaniet ith my ury for the alleged robbery of W hisiain to the extent of » per cent. air. Huke | WAS given her freeaom. ovat? ‘ teed i . : anes . + Se , i fNreal, horminy ana xTits 2 ” 15 b ome oe a . es ° e. er) (ne th? } puthy with Lavtihot ™ le pression, he indlus!riala offman of 706 Choutcau aveaue, sud Phursday: In the first-degree murder case Mrs. ‘ : Cornineal Sacchi 7 Bagg oes gga Fhe Deg - ten the other hand purstied wn upward temleney, The highway woman was represented by “tL have heard of no movement toward | Bamverger was charged with the killing CORN ye Wout . 6c... eee eee ee ee Gs 20 bu, hands, bulk of mae oe yon es a — a ee ee Attorneys Stimon Bass and BF. A\. Nowra. eonsvlidation or in the direction of a rise | of an unidentitiel infant. After repeated siresienras — a1\ a8 1, ap : ead ie es _ BFe S. 16 to ley bands, eA\treme range. it “ re ama - litt the prices proved unavailing, as They made no defense. Eisman testified 1m prices, and I do not belLeve there ts | continuances the case was finally called 9h Ga lew aaa oh. 2 ae iM - ASTUR BEANS--Steady at per bu for 46 to 16% Lands, bulk of sales... #5 uugelud the higher level brought ont renewed offerings of DEE Dnlceted by two women, one | avy stich movement If there was I would | for trial in Judge Spenees's Court Thurs- , ty eos - rae ie ees a —_ 7.4 | Baik of oeles represent mixes sunlee in Great | ; tractiots Third Ave Vteridhed? tte deeiine of whom was Myrtie Scott, at Tenth street | ecrtainiy have heard of it. There has been | diay morning. Mrs. Bamberger was in court o. 4 mised .... :t * atte! rive nie "3 Since inulva othe Galen nn eee % orcan i rn ‘Sraont, made uMteau avenue. He wacker] with! 4 rise in price of from 5 to 1®per cent dur- eariv with ber atlorreys They were w\, 2 ween | suupe seer tL oF, ] yt) ~FEP os a e . st Sa ass Mules, e@aite Muish and welght, stricta | x: (tan amd itr. hte: + ‘Iranalt : om a + qh nett Dircarceg the wy ca lh i Leas rhe year due to A short crop of w .lows appearing econtident. Vir: hsacmber wey his Tt oe ’ ‘ ~ “- Ti " FRO VISIONS, P ' practically seand and classified ap ere ire -lilisifiess Was he missed hia pocketbookK from iis aecus-. and a rise in the price of other matterial, | regained her usual health, and she “Ke 12 How ..ef fits “id! ‘ AR le g;, mie, Slew i. \ LIVE STOCK UTS ly venteted ye tie local grep. oper tiona tomed place, the hip pocket. and ac used Bui there is no reason to antic.pat that} inte the bar with a firm tread an ith her : ; \ . In TK, 4it 25 vada = pipe 4 png eee ae scoday. toon ana + lly ee i ay Ny en OF havine taken 11. cone of | there will be another rise. I know nothing end erect. A nie of conflé « : ol ATS. it SALT breoey " titra shorts, S%qc; le nok | Ne ae “— po manag: (hieage Tennessee Coal sarged typ & ied thet them told him io Saute in his overcuat rack - of » secret conference having been held in her face as s!} rook her seat in the “te i. mi re ‘ a AL Gale t jeu’ ite. OF elear sides iP ~ prepeinypg ae +f eke ere ge feral rise cise where 3, rs 7 Metrey et. The purse was there, but a $iv-bill | Teledo. It fs certa.n that the statement | ouer's dock Nortt 2s yazaly ae Si DLS. vatgs ah Oe tike, Gun ches ae thotgh additional ape vemente at the | tended. 1 arde, hut there wer many ex was missing. that a St. Louis firm, employing 30 men. Counsel for the Staite held several con- hte , ath'4 afm us IE ah Mfe te me | gis “aha se, rag ‘Chasouton ae | Mewerd. Heacy boring of the Amerinan aim coat “ ae ~ “9 ' eR . he murder case. le sale h; evidere. . saoliaiid = o — . es ‘ em ton, jullie " Me eeal them 4.442 tively Kiteire fl finery. ss — ee Mike Aylmer’s Bad Fall. oe po been able Fi gine Fry . as net con- a ON THE STREET hing” aaa We fedhowrind: ‘Tterrinaten “ 5 ee rropertles ale works a tetera isp . Tr ‘ K (;reenville, ————— - ' tT ‘ ? € " v4 ea! ytya 2 . . ind ane W re riullig ee Mike Aylmer, aged 3 vears, came over vincing and as he aid not think it PoSsi nie | Closing | Highest | , ae | Closing . Warwles;: . Hel! mules, _ my Bie teevttee “9 ehe Stole Seven Bolts of Calico. from East St. Louls Wedensday to visit St. | f0T him to establish his case, he word Yesterday.! To-day iw. | Tada, puston, Sherral & Co., Greenville, two loads of standard stocks wan ne reneunce i'l di: wae Thileves stole seven bo'ts of calico from | bus friends. He did not tind them, but dismiss it. The smile on the face of the a oat * Post- Dispatch quotations ate for carload lots is u ee be racked , f he F ~ : -) had a good time alone. He fell down at, “Gefendant and her counsel broadened an? WHEAT. first hbavits unless offeswire Quoted Butchers, Phe total s‘:ijaunents ef stock Tnhesday amounted case .n ront wt the Fe: cuson-MicKinney ~ af - . tm thev uletly withdrew fro: the — 2 - ' drovers and market men buy selected stuck and 2S ear loads. hour loads went Last and two Dry Goods Co., 92% Washington avenu the corner of Fourth and Washington ave- a’ ; agi “a — pry higher price fo Illinols points MooFox was here and beught Palequldtation in nue, . » aes is > room, SERS S TE : 4) naetiph. | , vty higher ces ‘name 7 ee ee zs a ee. ative against W ednesday evening. The case Was broken reggt Fy ccalp wound. 4 ity Hiox pital with There vet remains four charges ot man : . ne ct i on FRLCITS. if of mules for Baltimore. Md. Sam ottgier le rel ran am r ; ’ os - ' t =) tes si ow es , . The , . peas oO " . > ‘ : ie » epen by the thieves, slaughter againet .Mrs. Hamberger. The -——— ' eck. Wien aia “Ga sat 00 regs e Wineaam: | Dae ” el ae ae gg aan MPa and | Watket became ee ‘ »” . 1 . > > ¢£ ‘ . ‘ ; . . r y 7. : S- + baer yy | ‘ , - * . ’ ® . . shit . . ss . . a . — Planos gold and tuned at Crawford's Uv pholstering in ail of its branches at teed spl ounsel sity UMass will te pus rd ¥ ig- con ($2 Mere. Len lavis, 32 teas VO, Gebpiling, 82 , lond of horses to Gmreencustie ' ~ acalitc . Crawford's. or — ly. Counsel for the defen ‘ant say Fe! swee He efeaes , ahs “pada, Baldwin, go.cang. 2d ie Southern shipments yesterday six New York Money and Exchange. that as the more serious offense could not , , St. » ibe whack ue ih my LEMONS—New Mevaina, §2.7543.50 ? te “ee” in Georgia, as follows: HH ee 7 . . 4 ¢ ; HON.) soDkressel). same © the Amsnciat el bre MASRIAGE LICENSES. 1 he est. dDlishel they are corfident that the “ly. 5 ORANGES Moervican choice, $5; Fierlda, §4@ a emisten, Atianta, mules: F ; : ye) BIRTHS RECORDED. semeey Offenses will be eVen easier to coan- , 2 4.50; Russet. $5.75. place, same consignment ; Base Bros., Griffin, | : YORK. ree Wiliam Atiamtte ag =" ot. VATS ,EKGETABLES juules and horses; J. 1) Smtth, Peutiin, mutes; | 24d: athe " Anale Ehlen . 4 Atlantic av and Hattle Ellersick, 1304 Hebert; boy. The Lizzie Rieger case presents a pecu'i.ar a 7 Be cae. TEE Bee Sc land ag ny “rte agian Pe mage e hi eh EY shove bo ce nerees et ered jn bean ihe wt 84 aud FE al rt. oun) Hickory; boy phase. She hie ) 1 her story on oath ’ eo ,; . ri ite k. a pacing SB) tre per bi. vlle- rig? tee 4 nbia 1~ seo? 4 ‘ meted SOM growh, Amine per bu bod : os 5 &S ¢ s > wel ba . ee SOG ive st and i. } By he aay. three times. At no time has the defense Chicago Markets. BALD is tb “eee ihe per dozen bunches, - . ET ole organo; giri. -) a ’ i biveshe.@ mre w Zr pee doz. bunches, LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH. Adriane N. Sabin ..............3500 St. Lesule av r ‘RE ¥. wv. Rpliker - ae —_— \. Fourteenth et Roach A617 Nu liven: girl. = iow n i S — , i wey mve eviden ‘e to a ae a MAGI. . ‘ x , Mary Schuler “ 21 Cine t ‘Jark ‘C = prove that the Rieger woman swore falsely | | Clos. Highest | Lowest Closin c ABBAGE E--Ned Dye per Ib. 3 nraten y isl — . Clark, 34444 Clara: buy at any trial, Col. Johnson says he wil] cer- | IXeeterday Todas | ‘fu day , To ret PoLAToks—Burbuuk, 4547 CHICAGO, Feb. I s $4.cn ph ee: wges Kea ‘ale be] oly . $3 75 a a te 7 oe 7 ieee piPte, Wiliiam F. Kubilka .. . 2634 Franklin avv Eeberson, 4202 Cook; girl. tee ; - anki . tainly issue > arri . — sae. pee bbl, 83.75. Cecella Haun Loess Bellew] lei Stuison ~-sjah ta Oe ed er ae wee a, ie ‘HEAT New home-grown, $4.50) per #50, heliers, $4. 254g5 $3 25qu3. 85. Ce ee eee Lr oa c ee a ee - --S -t — - ee —_—— —_ a! SSE a ae Oars. SD. Hieges Lecce. pts arrow, >. ; ft over, SOG. ae tel tk ae ~~ -— i wy + } +c 4 “ a COR wpe? we . ° da B. Carman Ho tehewr uy nanredl 62Y ee hefitie: nte; boy. be no prosecution. The cire uh atto ma y ~ s Ju - west! 3 2 ities Os! Rid AIG PLANT-Cbelce 2 i0tes, S500 pen, see fered P. J. Clayberne 26 as7% Lindell av Rosa, 1111 SS. Compton; giri. jt in hie ower eon rite rosegid any yo gata cpa “its ee TOMALOBRS blorida, $24te. 2 pet G-lasket crate. | +e . : ae i 7 4 4 . j oi j ("4 . 6 ve ae m . > j ! ‘ i , ‘ ** 4 th 1 mr laure M. Calloway ‘ Channing nv Cohoren, KON S. ech: gir j i + Tote: I eta nega y AS¢ . . 3 Sl ha ING BRANSD- Southern, clhulce fre al, $2 on ' | Bene Hy hous ; om: a no | e - _ ; Soutag. 3246 Texes; girl a bu . . >: Mahe.’ 3 Zlos va oo ev re . eeeet ; a] ’ . * > pee » ’ oes ' . "Pre . ae 4 v Se ; bh : of ae , . Minnie freee NG46 Kee Dave ot Nesseihauf, 160s Biddle girl. St. Thomas of Aquin Euchre.—The a : Mg ‘Us oa tar “: a Py > ery nnthgres-y Oy Nea ae fod ay ek aii AMS. | She - tece.pts Ww mae it s mow Tork Wie . eee eee eee Seeetesee ed ‘ *] ‘ | > , beer. ‘ " . , July 1 a w « he ae a x ot 2 OT A ee by o Si: WW ~ wh 2.8. A ee Pe s et SL i » wae . wee fe ~ Ad ‘ " ' ; fo ; ‘ uM. F. Riegel ... ee S 4307 Moire at ee A ee ber ladies of St. 7 homas of Aquin's Parish wil! i! 4 -- |e bu fur Metrwudas amd TSe fu c red Naa. ewmouds We e thers. $4 LN 2:0 | Western _we hers owt Reporte) daily > hy } Amelia Plummer ..................4507 Moffitt st " 9801 Dickson; bey , entertain their friends to-morrow afternoon . ONTONS—Yeliow globe, a bu; red glove, i. no oi at oo ee ee iar cand ben : -: . , . . sie . —_ — . . - , . mae » ~— , 2 “Tra. ¢ a? a im? (haries Wiiiimime ............ 1d N. uth at ; 4020 Washington: girl. with a progressive euchre at the purochia: Mav rT sp , — PB) GEL fh » She ih, . | ~~" ' i esenina eee , " Brom” jn; girl. residence, Usa e and lowa avenue Suan. leeeeaaei? | et ae as _ a ale MI "SHkOOMS Bog , | (ficial receipts and shipments yesterday Larens Narer nla 4 ‘olley: at and +P y : . i ' he ' yy ‘ r . tae" bs ba! ha = ec | ~ _ ‘ The ete oe ~iaha 4 wey ny = BURIAL PERMITS. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. May $10.6 g10 10 te on. | a - si ACT! ¥ Orleans n ofders, Aine per = rape i JE ce’ 5 cer eeereeeeens BMS Lat —_—-——---- salen a. .? ad rbapioe Py ' 3413.50 per crate exas steers. $2. S064 witha Perry nance Ite Mare met : o- . ame m July .| lv ] >» Wao CUCL MBERS- Fiorida, $343 50 per crate —s Liszw ms, 2813 Lucas; abscess. CTIICAGO. Feb Pe The wheat market opened : cAN bvicteaec ls Ute se Chee , . Fuumpaon J. Andermon....+..e0....Montio tle, 1 Sarah Moore, 65, Missourl Baptist Sanitarinm; | dull and easier without spe tal feature, May. Les LARD | rau N Li's Sob. uber. | _ Riisabe beth J. Turner ooees Contralia, Me nephritis. a1. 1214 Clinton: rit uider ¢ sterday if USGS Lye She rity afterwartd ; ' , ‘ I; et) ert ‘r uvB Dunches. Bristow W. Williains...........2818 Franklin av lelenme Schileck, , . NOR, SPRY the market dropped to OPYaET 6, but reacted to . Melies A. Robineon ........... ...Pacitie. Mo Jerry EK. Poaman, 45, 12°) Mor an; PonsuimMptica. | GStoe, prestmably on covering hy Shorts whe ; KIBS : Naney Nicholle, 46. Boonville, Mo.; asthma, feared crop damage on aceonnt ef the co. snap a ‘ : - oe : . 7 ' oh. 8: weal to per bbl; Loulsiana, . Flizabeth Goetz, 409, Solid gold, ret with amethys:s. meaning | eare 261 lust week and 463 a yerr age. The cort Chicago Close $2.50 to $100. Meimod & Jaccard’s, Browad- Joseph Walker, 68, eee: consumption. tarket opened caster. May at 32a. Baye B24 : - ‘ ‘ - BUTTEK-dteady and « fair ee + SUpply Cate. bypet a mie Ret oe St reocng r 70, am . th: ney} iritis Se but te ‘ed at ’ , fy aa CHIC AGO Fel l Wieat- a°t ‘ StaAV, | ( reulery— trai - fiwef slioerfea 4 eae : estern | a anc ' ran | , Iiridget Sunitb. ‘ e*\i' | et i inte i eesti oflerings j a d . . P . . 4 d — oe Wim. J. patay atric. , consumption. night showed some fal! ing off, May tou bing 32%, 44 ‘by July, it papa v. ¥ ty, Byes ERtra seseeees a Firets .........18 @1s far ore. OS. ees oe oe contentment, or amethysts and diamonds, Jos. Byrue, 3, 221 N. 15th; consumption. Bote Receipts. 345 ears. ’ - g te—f'el.. BipetS coee ees bee 3 8 . sid , arise $208 kere sot ae the oats matket was dull and easy at the open. p%ome . ° ‘4 a | 4 aioe 5 thre tia! provisions neg xs 8 WK Wat ani 4 : MARKETS. Ps os eeeeevese ++ eee -V rN ’ ' ; h lerptla ee male hog receipts awary under 7 timate ; ~ a May wheat, WE ge, . at Pose . “od tre twipK ¢ Yt. 7 Sheep ) 2 market ateal, at the yards 1 Ie uy Trade , ts, OU ate, Cad w PAT.” + Ugies, > ts Sul irtites ls arings, Swao 4) Weetern non 1 | ) t eeusiu , 1B. BWC, Billaiee, ! as S46 44S tuck sheep, 85 tametaa. | wrk opened . ? i ' ' ! ” ’ , : aru! tio mi: "Mad lari, * " ‘cher “at - wk ane 5 Am ‘artial sympatl i strenger marhkete alton : York full erean, boy é L im berger, Ela int Tibe Sty better ot $5.7 0. Su, , radied the joe: Co othe opening of tue | Lsqglersye, “pwise, logpioe, Oficm, beagleye. “jeoual to the Poet tt ge bh o ’ 7 , — > ase Sbeoghe .. icon Paap r : ; eres Trade continued quiet till the close, with @uctn. ‘day's sextion. The break avon gg restos, Ry LGGs SOUTH ST JOSEPH. M fitlous mostiv between S'L@*sl.c¢ and ust, ce. On pret ‘ a time the S SomMped Mohetonously, Receipts IN cases; ehipmentse, IJ144 cases. *hivta, : strong tu a siade it taking beer the end tie market ehare "ling d. May "rus again the matket during (he greater part Saies ai l4c, lous off elpts 4.0. fully closing | sa\ under veaterday at’ a7? ey . 1 sae cay erage “ ~ glee - oe ee GANMK $+ Wied Ge roy $4 “w ° (‘ort } hk ’ » > . . couraging to the eit ets ol }' Vileges votation for undranu virds. Drawa, 25¢ per Slit pp ite eapete. tei oan - =a at n clowed qitle 4 but ete ady, May a Bi iad: high h’ar i» on Soi.e bu..iah items, Tire purport of Pe lower ‘ ‘ whieh was Bet received oo displayed gtent Mallant and red bead, $3 50: canvas back, $7.50, OTTON. eT no oJ.) Pitzeerald, 5O, 2HIA Beott; hernia. Keceipte here were 10 cars, none of contract grade M: : 5.52 | 5 February Birth Month Rings. * ; 75, 2woG Chestnut; beart dis- Vinueapaiis and Daiuth reported se s! sr dle ; “2 | , ve ute on $4 serie - - AND CHEESE, | But TH toVMEATIA, — ‘? 1! “9? “or ste . ’ ane ‘ phe A ia aig I ‘ore oa er; new No. etrength soon after the opentiug, but this seem- rm on the bas'a of $ ane YF > ingly had ne effect on orn tis A tr Ge SGC Wes Cn CTI AGL Ret “ue! No Cae CGE 01 ignere | bey fut iTes wit this side ' 4 . sgt The I'rlee Cuorrent {a ite weekly statement gives cksoip Lee Te cla web, $ : aM. VIARAE I virw an > «omit lena of wheat ge Lit tyrdl mtd here . Loot pe Piqi art a t the growlug gratu . POULLIURY) 4 uichkens weather continues serivus hic eto. 4 UST Gus\" orn Niotthwest las hnaberate 2 - July, BAG! "31 at ; 7 ~ at’: ¥y. and With eontinued, faveotatie BBE RAT oe ‘ the Increase ip stocke sho n ag" July, QU , There is ehongh gtain ta ob, turkeys, raves geese, Of 1O' ge; Ainges aud etaine, ee Deliw white " $10 80. , , : ’ ,e2t,. bande to held out at the present rate t! Juss, MEE ye. = 11.28 ,Atbhiitet sh Sa Aabad db ate PAY Sas 72, Jj “eb, $5 Th: 3 + F ; wet . BL test 491 war we can see DBO Petter prices to eume : > LN ; ' - 3 7c te me e ‘ “at es, Ke. “?) t Si le) uis to d v Werte Sw) hem, wu ys 5. le: atrie vars. ‘ge . x tr m “att pared vith £7,463 bu the same day last yea: r ond LIVE STOCK. ery firia, torkeys, S!, ut ; these 1] «are were local, « With (US #85 AM National Stock ‘Yards. = }' tgeuns, Peraa UY é hes . ehi kense, hase’ lew [oF biiing Liressed = pro Shr ihe amd 22 ears the same day : r. ‘ : : ' ow are 2.480.000 NATIVE CATTLE Receipts, Llow, market . A - . : ; ACia a iD re . me ’ The Liverpern ‘tie +? ‘ Mere k4 os / Cash. 3A Mate ' by "ets., Bo .ade?, aeoch. : bun. a decrense ‘ ; 1 easier on heavy catter uibets are steady Wua.ity | SA} wTY .. . 4! ” W fieng M ay opened at 7 - »' > market. it Was , eee pike > Nao : . ; of were ren oped at ' wy, u. .: Veo ‘ ‘ e f c. ' : . Ma , . . No . mixed. ‘ > ’ 7 Oe, Xia welae . 7 4 Ae oe a Tis . it ° 3 (mite No ” ' of thetr efforts tn Paladeds n ageins< calls. the mar WIT re TH E& a, - ase Itav 4%aolce ti bet eliftes}, i ae ay lo TU hee and then t : ; wi ‘ ' 7 $e There) Th at 942 Uae, and tv tite ———————eeeee eS eee ; iv, we » “ an. 7 solid at 6Sc. then was of- _ ~PePad nd aeBe dane e uly opened at fered at O7%c and seld once mete at GSe and then Sapter ~Receipte Dat at st, June creamery, 4b23e. Western i ‘wer soo! and London opened ‘4d up. closing un ' oer " : , 4 ' ' . he ” bo m - ‘ . Mas T Rhee cep ; change Daria opened 1. a up losing un wae 7 a ~ 7 : : * fancy large ee hi hanced to 2k up Antwerp «) eam? unchanged ite esee + 2. ; “tel em-tiel et 26 - . , : ‘ : ; 4 ty .. ew smnall. 12% 4712: rT. ” Kecelpts of wheat at primary pointe t.-day were b ear ~¥ . : : a” , ne ‘ese Tes 5 69%" , ” —— Pater * : prone Pay tlieemap by ‘ ; aN ‘ < F “T AL ’ , ’ a. ‘ ; ; rs : : +? 7 gues | . aif 1 ee fo a oo email late ‘ aT ‘ ‘ eel: -4 Oh04 phes. frm Western, vente, BOR.Saes fot last jJeat ate ungraded at mark, 1} t0a1% Suga’ _ +9); a4, Cu . ’ = . 3 af bmw d apotti. and Ter] me. fatr refintne fair entrifagal! ‘ t. 4 s Wheat «a ith, , . -)" perth am ; : {1 lat A ~* tod meen ,' ! 7-l5°: molae@eses angar <i, refined firs . : re ous n compared with a4 , ” = ss june sod July $1 _— =a trm: Ne TF he re ee quiet but fle eame date Iast f :; Tou . - -~-- or et ae C sv eRe a ve ' heat steady: 14 CORN +. Loca pe higher: March, fx 10%d. Muy. ie 10d. July. fe Receipts at St. Louie today were 104 a0 “bs , : | 1 Bunk Clearings. a 14's : : % 10) od Corn eady. unchanged; Feb., 3e re; compared with 72.455 ba the seme day ia Vent ‘ : ATILE Re vipta, Tu Market sieady. ‘ To day's ‘oa, 6 house statement shows. ; de »fa . re. om —_ May, 3e G%@; "pals. 3a O%<. } Of these 23 sacks and 6] cars were io: al, com be $4,905,334; alasces, $477,788. — 7 Pas ag “ -_ he - i a ay . + nf se c* ; 4 She ‘ d : ‘ :
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MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH “—" =" — — ill ~ —— iam ee Te ee ee Pe eS So , ee ee a _THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. ——EEee ' ap 6ITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. | 20 Words or Leee 6 Conte APPRENTIC iz ‘Barber finish learning trade, Fe mm ‘\ de fle T «ols BOY- sit wanted hy ¢ Xj» rienes vated office boy of 17, culored, ean furnish beet of refer _ ployer Ad. BH. 17, Vost-lrisypat BARBPR - Situation wanted by firat-clase man, ean give references if requir J: am slogie man Address C. I’. H.. care Coumola Motel, Bik- Ind. sit wanted tv first country preferred, erate salary Ad. li 1%, BOOKKEE I’ ER- tend Locm kk] experienced grocers an . 4 ardw are __ jection to leaving sve. Ad. lb SH, BAKTE NDER as bartender Ad BOY-S8it. wanted by bor, the plumbing trade Ad. F 15. Boy Sit, wanted by lore) bey, aoe house, take care of bourses or jartter SAA Atlanta sf BIL L CLEKK—Wante, and eniry clerk; can G 17, Bost- Dispatch OOOK—sit wanted hy Ad. etating Warre®. 400, Bt. ‘ ‘harles, CooK—sit wanted! metry cook: Cu ored: M 16, Post PPimpout« h OLERK - Postion wanted hs man as billing clerk or writing. of reference and bond If tem emeary. Post -Thiapa'eb. A HELP WANTED—MALE. “| ‘orter. f — loop and hall. in,uire after 4 p. mm. —— Ww ANI bd Iveou's av... SHONMAKER WANTED repair werk. Altre cb and edtu- ® of ft ‘ - TRIMMING last em- Mig. MEN WANTED- $2.05 linrris, §4 Shoe Mau, 520 Pine Bt. MAN WANTET)}-Young man to feather out touch up for edge trimmer on ladics' work. norere, 2ist «et. and [Avcns ay. MAN WANTHEI) general hotel work MEN WANTED Tlemakers and teams. wood che p- pers, pay I2e for ties at stump; fair timber; honest payments. J Ht. Fieher, Riackwell, Mo. SHOEMAKER WANTED--A shoemaker for repair. man wishes position ing Apply 2704 (houtean loos’ -Diiapateh . as aut - STENOGKRAPITER WANTED Male stenographer; like to learn Remington; able and willing to doe general of- Diepateh flee work. Ad... stating sala y expected and refer- wark efou m ences, Td 18 Post [pispatech. J. Jones, STONE DRESSE stone dresser. TAU WANTED and learn cutting. TEAM WANTED and Axhiey sts. “WAGNOLIA™’ BAR, . ste. Frank M. Brooke & ©o.. serves all drivnks at lc; Lemp's brewa on tap: the Magnolia Clo» will elect offi- cers Feb. 1; the charter list Is open. PRIVATE diseases a specialty at Franklins “Avenue Free Dispensary. 1214 Franklin av. Throw away PAINTERS WANTED Ter am COLLBOTOR - Ww anted, promt te nm ns collector for — good house; thoreughly reliable; lnrge ex- ©: _ parte paint remover; any one can work it; nee; bewt of references or bond. Ad. F 17, Ccost_i5 ‘ gallon; formula and directions $1 by mall Beet” =f. Laute Spectaity Lo ewan | FILTER SALESMAN, best reference; Dispatch. by an “experienced col Wantet—State experience. Preston, care Nich- ference and bond. olas Heotel arial *s 19 27i4 St A ae Th" te i sat ‘ . ‘ tice wants | ny}, rey ; Apert eik wont! av “hoemaker for new and am N. 6UOOth et. “yer, Chestnut st To try Harris’ box ‘calf sboes, and hart. x BAKER and cake: bread tired - baker on reference, 1*! sya ol ,a8e wat 126 Morgan st., upetatre. er des res pos. sth on: clerk, no ob- Post Llepateb. Young singe ‘> 10. weoold 1, Peost Sit. wanted by practical miil 2130 Gravios ar. Taller 1S ON, " whe can make coats hy an erperienced bill Vandeventer. atl. git furnish references. 1)! rt team, with big tel; Malin b good meat and pastry Cook. Moritz Joseph Jenkins, . «9. °> Box Mo.: uc cheap Job wanted. by an sober and eorner 14th proprie aoutheast experts need meat and rellable A‘. first class ° ‘erie ‘al ewn furnish best Ad * 1h. nr wanted by first class collector: ‘bend given. I’ Ad. 13, Post- COLLECT Mt — Wanted, eit. lector: can furnish first class re I) 1%. Pirst- Dispatch priv VPR-W anted, position asx driver, white man; Ist-clasa city references Post-Dispatch DRIVER—Sit any kind of wagon: gu dd lal handy with tools. Ad. A 20. FNGINEF R- Licensed engineer; vise fitter, allronnd roung man: references, week. Ad. Ww 14, Pint-Dispateh FIREMAN —Sir. wanted man under seme gent engineer, Ad. K 15, Post Disputach F IRE MAN—SIt. perience; refs. FIRPMAN- by an experienced R720 N. Kroadway. FIREMAN- First class fireman HELP WANTED—MALE. «“umok isla CooK- Sit. wanted enced German cook of housekeeper. lomt-Dispatch DPkbhASMAKER fumilifes by day; deventer av. to 19 venre of age, Washington ar Stout hey, 17 ali 17 RY WANTED ‘to a “ginal family by expert. te heip in store. ¢ Ad. must understand fur- ban lnot Lave 4 vomml, mst Prank: First-class dressmaker will go to beet reference. wos N. Van- Boy WANTED Office nace Appiy at 2715 RAKRRER WANTED ence. bring tools RAKHEKR WANTED Saturday and Sunday Lyne #t BAKKER bajuit tle BAKE ome aise i™ Roy WANTED A gol preferte d wid Pine BOY WANTED werk, brug refs BROILED opstere on toast, ‘4. Milford. sym N. @thb at CUTTER WANTHT ier an steacly barber at ti \ PRPS MAK PR—Firet- la @ dresemaker desires few engagements in families, work cheap durilg Rolin Chouteau ar (tne we do tbarter and ome steady to help our bibeere Ad. 1318 dull DRESSMAKER—S!It. for dresswnaket; cep help cut aud fit. Dest - Dispateb. GIkRLA wanted by two girls as ladies’ matds or bousework, or to travel; with best reference 4.) W oIST, Post-IMepatech licot SEWoMEAN tr Lhotisework, \iergan, Hest SPCR sit general housework out washing 2172 Lhe SER BARR Mit Moman as bousekeeper ta.rs Se Son wanted by young ws f to @eow WANTED) -Firet- class barber for the 41. W 17, tag WANTED vier A gx “uly barber, af Sits »t, 14 Ma aie | af miored dinlioug Tfoom bo 4 . eolored Woman Arnold, 1420 by Faunle sit. wanted drop postal. Colored for general 4 oat leet / mon wanted ©» German girl te do n small famuly; with or witb- Linton av Wm middie age«! Gth st., wanted hy Inquire 415 &. 4 lining” Ms miming eut Slime telliina , Tos yes iest ae “IntL—Ste. wanted be young girl for cen- - housework In amall family or aselst in house- Ad W 12, DPeat-Diepatch HoOUsSEKEErPER—Wanted, sit. as housekeeper and companion for aged or invalid lads, experienced; references. Ad. K 17, Post-Dispatch. Sif, wanted to help with general emiall family. Call 1012 N. Jeffer and mudry WaANTT DT Ameri an Car at CARPENTERS, FT car tatiders Ai pis t's Jen) lie Kalb CASH for acc eptatbie Ideas The Patent Reeord, ral CORDEM AND PRESSE WANTH1) Gorder and cfreeser on ladies’ walete Lile) Art Waist Co, Mm Loces ev RITCHEY MAN WANTYHPD—Young man for kitchen work . Zaew Frankito ar. BAN Ww ANTEI> A Soung Slit) interest, and capalie tion department for a kh rhe’ ledge of wwokhe« pita ‘ ured and gin! salar le sith gtit-edged reforen e Tiispatch MAN WANTED pees alrlits ew party at ST pas vork and eheurt ! ad OF 1 Te oo MAN WANTED ‘lerk er POUT WANTED 4bewel «let that je mot afraid of werk. ami that has ne fam that \« peasy in his bhabits, wages tly, end 8 per week emi Columbia Hotei, wo T. ‘lowe (‘arpentere nod Ds state if patented Ad. theore Mi. Horses ikl hese wark, eon aF —— —— Horse KEEPER- Lady ef 40. refined. Inte! gent, peat, capable and faithful, des'tes permanen. po aition as hewsekeeper for refined, benorabie w.d- ower or bachelor, must have neat recom apd best of treatment. Ad. ¥ 14, Post-DMepateb Licht SEGIRI- Si wanted by = girl henaework 1118 Whittier at Tot sPeasihtl. beware wre biel SUGIRL Sit genera! lentae work 1287 ilive at oy ¢ se WEP bd agent lactis N4ou) (erace Sha tint gg if veare old to with housework 21 8 Fuclid a‘ “yh 22. _fesires sit. with refer. = on es aot | ene wens Tome Sale lens oe ae a ee ll A LLL LLL A to tabe callec.- man willing of managta jem nl thereantile the > fur neral nurse or wt y,", _h- “ anted br ool Ted giri: Young 1 lLiwas «YN find «a “woeh i'* ‘@ he ati letpa! Swedish gfrl for rep y uy le t “i watited (3 in smail familys. te lis a rivet bave 8m) yackeeper irs wll on Mrs Man for werk around house wie he toorm f ay wanted as peferencr 1 herel pewter, «ae wanted by Call Lieot aASseist Sil LADY.—Neat you j ~ tn office. Addvecs B ® porter, Yagier'e Baeleooa, special aeTYERS WA NTED- Goodbar— Shoe Elderly single ‘German man for Touls | o> | —_—— ed) Picture Without Words, No. 2. “There's No Known Want That P.-D. Wants Cannot Fulfill.” e mest buy *.-D). try. To get th That monev'il Next Sunday's | WANT ADS NOTE Touring the lielp Wanted and tiuns in st lLauie owe js) 6 6the)|6 Pers? Wanted Mile & nxt fortune vear of Sitnations their il -_———- -—-- - —— — a ee ee ee —_ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE 20 Words or Less. Cents. HotsEKREEPER-—Sit Wwidewer or hbachels Please call jo24 i’ lioot Shaikh work: me cooking: eall at 1624 Vine LAUNDIDRESS -First class ec laundry work by the day, 107 «ON, 14th at LAUN DRESS wants gg Ae ressonalb.e. LAl VDRUESS—Wanted. bv a two days. Monday and Tu sday. he Woods NURSE) nurse, - ? n= lady housekeeper for > years old, wanted ll hy ut hie hetise Piease wanted to 4 by middle-ag gt. Sit. vl wants go out or take beta work. Wie of will Ciood laundress, in need bi ashing te take Kevtase: Sos Biddle at., at .aA Woman. wae Weluah as est Ldintrat healthy (, Vo Sit. wanted by best reference a Ad NI isk Psesitdon Wal tend uae fires § for light housekeeper, stuall famls widow: no fnenumbrance; Pease Ad. G 13, Post-Itis, atch OYSTER omelette, 25c. Wr. Hth st. STENOGRAPHER young lady sten t Address A SALESLADY— Young saleslady in beaok or Stall: experience, references Ad irivealtel qi. Milterd, wanted an vd; r Pos t Sit graphs Je 1S, tore: five Teal Tveest-T) pateh SKAMSTRESS—Secamsetress suits and pants to make, ‘ ve Tothing re wacrie SAMS TPMESs New. ng wanted children's work a specialts 14, Posi-Lispateh SEAMSTRESS— Neat the day. asi Washington bt. STENOGRAPHER- Peo-it small salary Ma. FF STENOGRAVPHER—Experienced and lady desires pos tion as StenogTajprie ls tant thmkkeeper, salary, $7 per Weeb Pogt-Dispateh. ST ENOGRATPIER sires position, 2 Inlerate salary ase Seutistres no anted by young lids. ih. PPont-b ispatey Yourg curate and ie lady etenographer de- rapid, wil 13, Post-Dispate? steuogra nmis lady STE Vo OU RAPH I K- Experienced gown Ad and bookkeeper wants position; yaxterate salary; best reference Post -Iiispatch. WOMAN Sit. wanted Work: no Washing. ington av., Tear. bal le read J by ci Susie Muse HELP WANTED—FEMAL 14 words or less, 10 cents. Rusiness announcements. I crnts pet line. king and ites Delmar family; rs for fiat. “tr ‘ ee | WANTED in samiali con ik housework WANTED work. nv small no AY (seumd ook: 1431 Cabanne cook ; COOK enutside COOK WANTED ‘‘ntess av. WANTEHED- et'unds cooking; 272 4 line st COOK WANTED A goed girl to cork; ily: good wages; no laundry od WANTED—sirl ‘ussell av. whe uncer -A god German girl ad iren.og assist in washing an erail }’ithe st CoO to cook, Wash and SECS WANTHITwo | first-class cuoks At at CU HOKS 3416 Locust VW ANTED 4;irl laurmiry of three, av *- for eookin ane (aerman preferved (ooh in family Drankiin WANTED washing, apply st first -c] Le nS * wns apn. Immeliiately, Cimon with refer Tit? ust CORSET HANDS, ETC WANTHED—Fxp ricnced eorset hands. stitchets, closets, ct alvo gitle learn. Wright Bust Forw Ce., | line floor. CHAMRERMAID WANTED—Witb — hotel enee llote] Leers DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED ing room girl. 108 N. Jefferson DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED dining room girl with references; Ad. M 12. Post-Dispatch. DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED room girl at once Ss. 7th st DICH WASHER WANTED—A dishwasher. i2th st . DISTIW ASTIER 40°72 experi- Experienced din- av A good competent we es. 6 N. dishw ais WANTED-—Woeman S Morgan et A good dishwasher. DISHW nbigh —Smart young threads; bring sciseors Appiy at mier Shiret Wa.st Factory, «{) at GIRLS WANTED—Seam preaser and top Gnishere on casseimere pants 2161 Bremewu av HOUSEGIRL WANTED--Girl_ for work, two im familly 4558 MeMi. HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl work tp family of 3) f2se. HoOtUSFGIRL WANTED washing and ironing Hot SRGIRL W ANTE] work, no washi Liat ae WANTET An general housework lile ‘? e} giris to elip ence at Pre d Market sts general Louse jan af for general bouse- Minerva av e | A hensegirl to asain th 42ste J'ine st for ret aliforn.a 4;ir! "45 od deeti #?f »] "ine wah 1.1 -1 in ii elie or SEMaGMAN WANT f* general Luuse Work Pendleton a’ 10eU SEGIRL Ww ANTED Good girl housework, cooking, washing pe! in femily;: refs. 2736 Lafaretiv HOUSEGIRL WANTED—White girl or woman for housework. Onall 1608 Wash ot. | for gr ber: jrontnug 4 "ha ; Joint j rr?) he t a3 er Ad , ‘0 place to warh , Finney av. ' fron i iron. Lar ' at, A good dining Taw a ’ Trt your 1). The nearest (> i be Thont you tha Send the |’.- WANTS - “9 OSS presi numiler « how tavoledi irene achtmhen 1 —Re titt, ‘ . i> w* ‘\; h lie ia Wet f Ws - it Tot ~bPaIrres W bensewerk sh} Bicol lit rl sw] ‘'esiRL WANTEI rou Pr ' Ww WANTED—Youns gir Srwiil famsy; me pay. WANDTRIb 407) for «rive Hitet st (A,WL i miiseV OTR, Lice Shuislitl. Work ya F: pe jtiet sb WANTED 4317! WANTED bier ine ws rk: (,ir] 4 le Wiidiaal Sh WANTED A geael coin ClTY ira peel VN YET) (eer nah) faumlly; fam- | gir’ ~i6S Ken = . elitl, W \NTED white wethtiie > HELP WANTED—FEMAL®. 14 Words or Lessa, Rusiness Annoucements. Ol} RRATOR paste ists thi 2 flowr PRESSER WAN brun 4:3 & # wr RUBICAM'S Shorthand ¢ @.cge lv for en) tious ex t! \' lusive nN; tresses for fetie = STE NOGRAP Hk : ' WATTERE ' | you Re " | | | >I AMSTER ESS ES Lom arti Mfx. SAIEALAI?Y sailesiady: mi tiem. Ag \\ STE NOMIERAT ILE room ali ‘ free Cen W arr ext} tiny = wa WAILTRE eg iis N VV Ties WiaA —~ then other WAILTRE-S l'raukiin av AND a a ake? AIST ated skirtrn VW WANT ‘ ——— we rh Ss a oe Ty ‘hits sate pr! Weotta tuurnant - ress ‘ A‘ FOPRSITAS 111 AND TEIX VP AMSTRESSES ladies’ (jrabit 1408, > , ‘ rhitast . Thije WANTED. EF ANTED SHER tor ANTED oF 1; must N WANT! woe 10 PiINISHERS vlv rar aR.ild experienced. on sk ar Presse cn | > & oth ni men: ited aradia’ n Trust Vu ung w vai secured for VW ANTES? } Vi" musiin unce SKY to 7 ne , it t if re m be ANTEIT write a 6B . + Fiegant pra pe tit. fTew, Typewriter ¢ WANTED rin t depart! 9 tb.1ve4T ie Bide -, NTE}! dint Fewer; ‘“~, Orn ut «* ng sperienecd waltre Tle ryctened 17 An ¢ hiestauran ‘N apepes NTED La periel es) wuitress WANTED WM ,KER } ay. > +, - mie. ’ ton LD OOD ie | seks ‘ping resmerh. Worl licht he waltress nN lass bring ferences, 1 wash dish 17 Chet THY Podu ated ftv ue nanuag SOON, [itije NW. torn st Ce cas S) hes Line. WANTED B. justruc- sin a’ dg ; & arh- at ilo sewing : & WW. COMPTON AY Cepethy fre e, a Mitiet Te | wait! old -~Watst Ali ande REPAIRS FOR ANY OLD STOVE." one C Qa? ‘NT! - in?t rerrit 1747 rh L AUNDRESS W \W ale Gint. ~ } sty f j ’ iit) AVN Nbr ss WW yest Wi Le ear =] ‘MsThEsS \ N I nifonal ca tuts alse eit Mia LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. 14 rg or jese, 10 cents ’ Bris tis ot. App o» Superior Lan =? ANTED earn starett AS 1D TANTEI ire ¢ ASsS'S! in mdry, | 7 rt ; ; for | thel mee ; . nb i fat “Min rva Jj r Wem fe $5 a ted th. q*s ry HotUskailkRt WANTED—Girl Wiel a AD wen ’ Horn bhGtihh. WAN PED 4:000d references ‘} artikee bine feet st Ww ; - fain fur neral house 4" - imework;: ;Tes ANTE TD ile Aue +} Py rere ‘ rian mo i t re WANTEIT? teirl two im fatiis) :ThRY, W AN Ti? wall fami ‘ q, 1 4S alte SF. ‘ hecte av Frat HaTE I \“ — WANTEI> 43¢rl for general 1” & (.cumd It, WANTED ¢0i01 TWie 1M Lamiss. Hhevtel Pil. Ger OP . ~ TK av fs I Piet Ayyels BHieal S}} ine ee | Wiel 1 Sf inal Theol et , ve +. ° ® 3 rt Hiei t SEC UIRI, hav ' se \W« 0 et sTRI. nee Ww WANTED ° ifa@er WANTE “e AP TSle ant hy ] ; rt! ‘ pr af at . gene] rTitl, verk In ehitl, for genera itl. Int WANTFD jee woth 4237 Tiel SF. Won AN WANTEI) M* for - s. ers \ ADAMS ROOMS WITH BOARD. 14 Wonls or Lease 10 Cents. page ST... SOAS Hlandeome ste ~ood- story room Naetne beat ‘eoard, terme reasonable. i4 Werds or Less. 19 Cents. ST. °340—Nicely furnished rooms for Mirh«e AN tn renee ~ 4 rent Bill. i furn.siel, furnished room. with private family. Let-cleas 4 a | beard, Handaomely b-Jovely south from, clean, well VINE for gentiemen, nt. : exellent ! Pink, aT imam, ; w1 S--Fuentshed rooms foe geutie. Si JAMES housekeeping | and rooue 3347 EDS ad tpl bath VERNON AV lamar! fir«' A\ abed front l cutee aed furnished | Taibo. pibe iW ASHINGTON “AN “ae, i A\ “ar 4) AV., rate BROADWAY, 513 with gin! giove, BROADWAY. or igh CHESTNU Oi. pile. heal «rie av AY. AU - nab t)ee Ket “als ? Neatiy furnished reoms, ters reascuatlic. HerThl. offere for the winter board American of Furopean plans. et eal, and see roeme and get Drives. » A2k =OWantesd aeren adulte to ‘ase a wrom«fations: reference r- ~ Furnisbed hasemen: ranw. fur Detbse Keep ag. Sick week tue Laree front fis tu fer he 186¢- ke £2.) a wee furt| ri: Terps back Laree Feary r ft r “ha eHar rk ' $2 r j Newly furnishe! ue thern eaposnre, jet clas# table, terme aie tines — Nicely furnished oe! sto two here lool Al - . , re uS ew - fur- beat, ravines; WAS HIN ‘ , lv ’ ry) he] = Avie hove] rrnibsiie sae err fern NieTON AV rti e Xposure etoen ~TrueN sU1)) bizeellent rupulouslv cieau front 1 ate. Will * 1 *7) \\ heap 23 front Rew rsts WANTEL Tao furnished rooms fep hig hous heepiog, ceatrally located; give partic- Ad. VY 14. Vevmt Trisqwa tel rensils Weta, My sre a ROOMS AND? BOARD WANTED. 14 Worde or Leas, ® Cente. Mae ANTE Lt eard in RANKELIN AV esti —Four unfurnished mots, >? Phiwhas ST eTRENTH "8 twee genes $2 we. Ban: x if desired, (ajie aot FIFTEENTH Feserlhi . loomed Mh abhor IN AY. 2 i sp nova Nicely furnished front Verte for gents tat refined “family by loreal. lll give reference; please To 16, Post -Deteqmateh WANTES} Rheom and beard ; Fate fnrolis West Fon:!: by ate Thai! nt ter, beet of mired f 40, | d “tree . like te erst ‘ aeil bual- RUSI i4 VW Lemos j j KvInR STOR! ‘ a* +8 ‘ l. 1s, Aioielress fie Wout’ ut’ re _ ; ; M INE. Spek . | Pid = Soa luvestignt MAREI PATTON 'v? ’ eae NESS FOR SALE. rde of Less. 2) Cents > tn) ~ iN lie van ] . ‘ = Ter Lrispot S lemme ee, ma rpacetas i LEAR T NAGE WITH net: W L i MARTNAGEL } REALTY Lid Chest SIARTNAG Gihor ‘ERY 2a SALOO: . ‘ = = iv Pe M ~~ j in tt ~ TAUNIDOR t rhe #46 oruer bya bargatn MAKER Rie oMING bear tsarr M REE ~" ‘ if .. RESTAURANT $7 «ast bicel rif_. « (al 3 Eitpeo NET Na, pte Ve fx i”. ality SATsrerN | he re . ne ‘se iw = I =} -AIsAMEIN terme. eftaud, ANT or. sei) bess, investi u’EK tuakin # Tmeore ¥ , 1 - ~ bLATL EN Abs HARTNA'’ ir re + HARTNAt! = _— aa AL ’ ; heroMING Mouse e746 separately, tne oid eva’ owner has otf ; MARTNAGEL REALTY CO 1134 Chestaut \@re wier a’ eke } J welhiis for abd up Det] @,! Tr brepta se KeeT ‘> 7 Turnish for ’ ’ ] ’ eed ve twee “ie > 1,8 q1Tivi oon Two front roomea, furnishe d for licht honsekeeping; bath and laundry; £10) month to Give sF..° tes Later nina puarlor, e@udt- eats teres oF den office ebjers FOR COLORED PEOPLE. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cente. 1 for colored: lacked; loring, % 2 ad re familly; tT: fer . ’ ’ ’ — os Pitt ATRIAL ? lormmati« th oan emtpto the ott. & ‘ } ive iwwted terimns TYPEWRITEBS. | 4 WwW “0 (ents aa i VEITER WANTE! orond: hae or sfory front r rtaoor Lease smith roe ‘atm ¢) a k every i eerris, *\ »! “= TYPEWERETI au ¢ ay @ lima for rod 3 menthe hes carried. Phe ? ‘1 , tie ~ wa et TT sv, ye the 1234) ne a DRESSMAKING. 14 Words of Leas, 2D Cents. ' t her w' shes ‘) ae ‘ne V ae’)! iagttam MUSICAL. rfde ot lene @) Conta e.¢v furnished root “up ereuing. rene ate } wiz St per a th. “ry Sifr.. \ultaser | furl erkmanel.p a ? gserwi¢ . . , , "4 : , 1 s ‘ : | a1 75 af sod Woaue! YOU KRANAOW piece from ple Warl.ogten ef 6 “a 4 furnished reoms with anrry Lyi) eave | re a’ . | Nicely on irom tah ax , ehed ie ¥ beate!t rosettes ejinte ptene, if thie weet. FE Whitaker, ema! a niet i attes | 4 upeigh® ea) one. Whitebetf, ' greod ef obkd 1 upright a ¢% —— (rawford'’s (one-Hiali Dealers’ Vsotine, $1 ap. saoperteen, T3se up. a jos, up; jewe- . be up; ew tg oun . ‘ utheru Nome Prneces. , i) om. | ig a pan : zh ee at - Furnished room with or |] Uy “e or t¥o gents : od ail - i” mln ag —— es i'l aSe i terarmd fo: ert) ok tithes a WIN seek ™ .t «rat ies MOUHUAN reals, Pp stiaal
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\ _ ¢ fa é ee rr" ee ee ere. rene » Py FFE wa LOT EERE I CT rR P88 — a ae eid, SE THURS DAY— ST. LCUIS FOST-DISPAT CH—FEBRUARY 1, 1900. lo PERSONAL. ve 14 Words or Leas. 30 Cente. \ NAL—Jobn: Been elc.. be there t.-morrow » mm W ilevn. sa ~ Addresses thrown down in Olive et ve. Jan. BY. Wa wm = Ad UO ] patch NAL Heirs of the «stace of Lonise Robb as, Teshelia Wiack. bern {: Nocth Tre'avd. ‘ate of — lia, formerly a realdent of St Lou's. are to communicate with the undersigned » Ko Riapics, Adm nistrator, Mitneapolis, Minna wanted of those sccting var at Spring an! [*unt-Dite = — PERSONAL SUNDB‘ES. 14 Words or Less 20 Centa VICK FRFF. ns CeORC FS 4 — IAT TY: LIB- quick contivten' ATIORNEY, , 1002 dilive w#t., 2d “emia cane evenings “ ° : rt ae Ce AaDVice free. general taw erldent cases anectalty: ey. The Legal Rurean vr am Ice, PREP Civil) erlminal act dleoerce cagses attended ty premntivy and dlecreetl:: open even- _ ina Centra: Law Rureav 115 NSN Sth ef apr WP free be abio and reat Trectice nall com te diveore galir obtained at reasons’! Serured for ‘niurles« ty he Tsane «ol Poethlons mn Ye aoe Brates. ental.‘ febe were tal hae | i sre! Ageurs, eth «#¢ A DREANW Tew Tita tow tel'e vour futnre neme ntul lh ve affairs th mt atertes. | Ee Baek @, 2104 Market st.. St. Lanis A PrFE cnre @ltber we I? ALL ehronte and ‘aple Medic: ithe tn Al PRINTING Cheapest | & a. 1110 l’ine at DR. ANNA NEWLAND, 26 S 4th at : Jaties before and during eo nfinement: trreguier itles from anr Catiee succeeefylle treated 7 IR WILLA ALLEN. tention to aie diseaeeu: 18 Pkperlence. perfest seelmveton durtnge oonflme ment: onle private. (4 tng tneoreoorate ‘] hove : thane Meraatiafied elsewhere eeectiaile invited terns Tensonable: will take one te work “T} Clive ce .—.... = PR. Wany anions ny, an! tmoner bes ave tlm. - MES. DN VER PHY reeetyee an) regulates re mer asteg eal! OT write 212° Olfwe wt : al oe ~ « DR. VaRY AnTHir ® during con@: ements tentance, Blaritios: Oren write of call bnetrees. divarces and able and competent at- C5 Turner Bldg lawyers who hue liable horges th wt for private tromhles, dis: Medical (o.. log oN line Aves treated free ferethot «f St. [,onls Metiii! Private 41) lace in town female svectaliat. epectal at- vears’ snceensfn} orth'’e regn'ater calling at 2207 Muresan. before eontfimenyen! l« alts joy ¢ ’ ’ ‘oa 1422 «eb a! Hon art larlies’ tra'ned nurace {: at- beet of melical attention: treats trowe. SNAranice asneeese or ne charge: 2407 Morgen st. srectaliat D EVERY MAN. married o> «ingle, should nor fail © vielt the Grand Musenm of Anatomy. 11. & roadway: free ceonanitation and advice with eact admission: phea'cian slwars in attendance Lanres ‘mn trouble willl not reerer ey on Mre. Hollen: lowest terme 1100 N_ 19'h at. LAPP If in trouble eave time calling at 2011 Franklin av LADIES Free harm'eaa meonth'y regu ator: fall. Mere RB. Rowan, Milwaukee. Wie LADIFR—Dr Anna Newlanl’'« Rernlator faiia: try treatment free 2) S 14th et. LADIFS Me reguiatw never falle ane comnlete treatment free. Mre Fo Starr. 2911 Frenk ie ee LaDpirs in trouble eall: rirate home before and during confinement. Mrs. Meyers, 2018 Wash st MIDWIFR Reveivea during found for Inf.: la Ves ins trouble MRS. and money by cannot never home Vth. confivement : eall ZRws fni’w: trial woazy Clerk. ond 'rregu. 22% Market «Saest CERES US REGULATOR never treat, free: receive eon.: inf ndopeted MRS. DR. CALILANAN treats al! larities aucceesfully; lowest terns MRS. BRIDGES. 12M Choutean ay In«dliow” dloe- tor; fo medicine. Kinloch CT77. Ifoura & to 2 BRS L. HOTSON, confinement: absolute sured: motherly care; enteed or po charges; Infants adopted: tion free: ladies {in trouble call or write: sign on second door. 2201 and 2208 Olive at. MRS. DR. HOGAN receives before and during confinement; homes for infants, if desired. cali or write: etrictiy confidential. 2215 Olive et. BMIRS. RENNERKAMP—Spectaliet: vate dis private home during ond eafety ne- snecears guar- informa- no ladies’ protection Irregularities: reliable Call me before and during confivement 2¥us enki! n ay. OLD DR. WAR). 15% Waehineten av. Lady or years’ experience; guarantee resulta. THE tO PT PRINTERS--H. Bo Crole & Co, 416 N. 7th; we do what we eny we do do If you want a regulator that never Fulle, ad. Woman's Medical Home, Uuffalo. N.Y. | ADIES S OLD DK. RELILS COTTON Rout pias. Take no other. Send 4¢ stamp for particu- ara. DR, BELL. Box 718, St. Louis. Mo. AVOID LITIGATION. Tree. Also general law, divorce and damage aulite. MO. LAW AND ADJUSTMENT ASNixM IATION, 715 wetawright i Hil. le. - OPTICIANS. soe a = Words or Leas. 20 Cen.s. Sach Ce S. EYE scientifically examined free of PATENTS AND PENSIONS. — 1@ Words or Less. 20 Peate. PATENTS. des'gns, caveats. trade-marks obtained: patent atty. and mec nh. eng. Toa Child Fellows’. MISCELLAW:OUS wANTS. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cente. _ tobacco tages. ra 4 LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES Bought 4 ag running or pald up Old G Dianonis and Eliver. Bring old 4 “" 108 N. Oth st. and get nthe he Dichert cash price paid. gent in trouble from any cause, call or write: So LADIES A friend in need ts a friend indeed. PILLS, the BE-T Rafe, RELIA- ‘mur adjustment feature a arecialty. Coneultation me Droitue arpet ‘ian, 14") Pranklin av. mechanical! and working diaw.nvs. KR. L. Richard, TAGS WANTED Dennen und yellow-back Star S. 4th wi. peeve p. Ea $22 Lincoln Trust Bldg —=—— Sitcccanronn Fu SALE. 34 Words or Less, 206 Cente CHANDELIER. ETC —For sale. one nix Jet chan- delier, three gcreound Riane partition dours: chenp. luquire of engineer, 07 Market st COAL delivered: 10 bushel 4, Cassidy, SOO (iamble xt COPYER.. For sale. 1 Anderson automatic copyer; wi.! copy a letter in Jty seconds Rag aud iursays Co., G12 S. Tth wt BARRING r - ng pair solitaire diamend ear pawned for > theket hea ‘ in Post. Dlepatel Ye ree EXTENsI0\ SHOKS—For caused by hip disease tor other trombies, adiusta ble tAtenston gheca and Fandes: lode te take ae cee, wet alike; price, au perfect ft aranter Wm. Jock) n iil ain” ws. ue \ sth of., i BALE—Ten i. 1. P. A. N. & tor Dc ¢ ne f'ne gitea relief, 8. 8 coats at “ree patties, 23°. Wm. GQ. Milford, Quy N. will eel the ket patch. BED Ronrs For male. something new and unique, eumbr rs 4222 A St. Ferd) inand ay. loth bed roles. BIlOW CASPR For sale, three Toth ere” WOtoot wallcase ; r« ith e ala Silcase; very cheap. w ie metals, offt. , Kinloc bh. bb 16 SFLLNER GAS. AND ELECTRIC FUTURE Snes 28 Lecest ot., St. Leute, FURS. FURS. FURS. Pure artistically rem. jeled and r ired in ft latest et Tey at lowes prices ate . o Neomptiy attended te FRIEDMAN POR 00. 711 and 113. Tih at. _- for 81 10 Address letter lb ultog one s«lboette ned Ti tants, S " a: et'S diamond ring; pawned fer $a. cheap Ad. RB 1%, Post-Die- “eight-foot show mel os retail dealer io old iron, zones, 1450 N. Ath o@° 5 me Re luer RO per fin rt “hinee: $Y each St your own 1-Hiliman’e Neuer poh gopeg @. cor. _ Washington fie Fa er C0 Sot Fane oi rary Go pant eR cpa ot 5 home for ladies private ; infarts Kinloch | - | Jouerntis POR SALE | STOVE ,STIVE Dor sa'e OCoOwWw STORM charge ; | the IN AMOUNTS To SUI. | EDUCATIONAL call. | Linmear F HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. 14 Wordea or Tras, “) Cente. a KATH ERS (beak ling), Globe Steaw Featber liroadway. HIGHEST price Hensinger, oil bospital nae; beet Kenovating Co., paid for furniture and feathers. Wa! ton av.: vend a postal HIGHEST cash “pric es paid for furniture, Carpets. feather beds or entire ocontents and stores, Wolf, is 8. l’Lene— ¢ Her SEHOLD stoves, ‘ureb planes. of fate Tith st 465 gods Wanted: I tuy carpets: car loads, smal! lute Rice furniture 2219 Full value patd HOIrsFitaLtp GOOrs WANTED bhuuses and _ hourebold gowla: contenta of fores. W. Jones. 1142 Olive. OLD FEATHERS WANTEIY Wiil pay 35° send postal, S Hatavia, 112 N. tth st for old feathers: 3120 S. Oth at. “per Ib; w ILI, pes re Be ml jrstal per ponnd T omar Greenwood, ~— BOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR BALE. Furniture. sale, oak «dining set seis, Flemish onk pictores; cheap if HOUSFIRLOLD chvomes Por parcer wef exk and bedroom hil rack rug* eurtaios andl eld at once mosis Maffliit av FURNITURE. Filet of «ix niture for sale Ad. G°So7z, Fas FURNITURE. Farnitere. 22 hand stewes, carpets; for «ale cheap N. Y¥. St . 22d aod Wa sh. | Sewing Mschines. recins fer rent and fur t-Dispateh irraye Ce Singer, $1.50: New new drop heads, Kir.- Sewing machines: White and Tksmestic. 83; Home, guarantecd, 1210 Franklin av; $15.50). all hoe » "ti V72 SEWING MACHINES Fer sale. Singer, 86: Do. Mmesite, 7 New Hhorne : ce &s ail fin prev! and guarantee |, condition W442 Vandeventer near Finnes Kinloch Tel & WU; epen evenings sale lutest 1TH? eolnilete: inne, SEWING) MACTIINI bw Sineer automratle sewtng ma hi ne: Wiest new: de: dod bargain mere Carpet, Rugs, Etc. CARPETS lor anale lem? j- cs Arete: Velve*, velvet rogs Beuss l $2.50; eyes tested five St. Louie Gytical (‘o.. 409 Lanwust at. MES S16 N. a MAIL ORDERS. 14 Words or Lv sa, 20 Cente. and wire workers’ corals, Jewelers’ 219 Tremont at, PUR sea shells, : Higgins & Ce., arrellx send to tialvesten. Tex —— - _ ALL SORTS. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ~ ST LOUIS MUTUAL Hov SE. -“\ BUILIING CO., No. 8.—Otice, 618 Wainut st, Samuel S.m- mons, Pres. ; uge Krom.ey, 5 GREAT REWVUCTION OF INTEREST Lhia Emapeny Lonia eal Estate in IAtge aad auiall autne at te daced interest WIGill PRIVILE OE TO RORKROWEK TO MAKE PAKTIAA, PAY. MENTS OF DPRINCIVAL BEPORME MATURITY, Call at office loans money on St EDUCATION Ai. 14 Words or Less, 20 Croats. (omplete eberthand course. ing aise, FH; tution, per month. nigbt sehwol, $h. lLiaiteenk eo =") Olive at ey: book nee mt bea), 6. of Business Lite ATION 41. The Deve t teacher of sherthand it St. Louls wil give 14 private lessons for &. typewriting tneluded., Ad. PP 123. Post Dlapaten WEST END SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Buliding, Vandeventer and W ashingten livers, 8 a. m to 9 p. m: better method better teachers, better terme, better jecation than eise. where; Go machine Lhe teachlug. everyihing wel, expiained, ciasses wel. graded conscient ous wok tion —- ee ae ~ - ~ es ous — STORAGE. te Worde or Lees, 3u Conte. ABSOLI TELY r IRK-PROOF STORAGE- New waerebvuse, Grand add Laclede ava; for safo- keep ng uf furnitur , planus, peciures, (Pyuuke, bomes, @lv., care.usr Moving, Paca.Hg. shipping. etc, mWeney advan ed, f { our fates, tee, b we (ewe R. U. Leonor, Jr, & Co, 1219-21 Ulive AMERICAN STORAGE & MOVING CO.. 2313 Olive —Moviag. packing and ion img, store im separate roums. Tel. Maim sosla . oH. Langdae, Pres. r. a. PORTMAN Storage, Moving and Mackin Co le and hast ‘ie la’ rs bition “7 rr} iuad. itel Tyler 26VA. Witice ZotTass av NEW YORK STORAGE CO fice, 311 Unaton Trnet Did stere Loueebold gomin, (00 storage. ‘Phone. Main 204 aud 12y7 SOUTH SIDK STORAGE & MOVING Ow., to 1006 Sidney ot, telepbone Sidoey 235. FIDELITY STORAGE PACKING & MOVING CO. 1723-25-25 and $y Morgan St “and Male 208, Kine ™ bul New warebouses. of. move, pack, ship or private roots for ipvl HE HAS FOUGH IN FIVE WARS, Peter Arnold, Aved 89, ° Re- covered From Pneumonia. WOUNDED AT SEBASTAPOL. Se ee i AT VERA ORUZ. His Father Served Under Napoleon and Died With the Rank of a Brig- adier. One of the most remarkable Cases of hu- man vitailty that has come under City Hospital Supt. Nietert’s noiice is that of Peter Arnold. recover.ng from the eTectea of a sz Attack of pneumonia Arno.d is 89 vears ola. He has fought in five wars, has been wounded a dozen times me with numerous accidents. has fought death zn the sickbed and Gay is as active in mind and man oof half his years. Last summer followed the plow and looke forward to. Olhner season of hard farm work. fiis appe and act row ,eTe bigs illite ions ure those of a man of ve ‘there occurred a ree} lion in | ted On furniture and p! “yet ‘lay | L has Outdoor Life been Inured to hils his fa retain ira who rough, Neure ig small and slight!s sharp and bright. The blue their fire and the pPivsicians have obeerved but one defect in Inind—he becomes slightly mixed tn Hiis Ieht hair 4nd mustache are tinge! only with gray. Arnoid expects to pass the century mark. His father died at the axe of I vears, and his mother at %&. His grandparents sides he remembers ae extreme- persons is a4 Dane, born in Copenaagen of a family tivit has sent representatives into a.l the great wars of Continental Eu- TO} pe for Kehnerationrs, His father served Upcer the first Napoleon and died in 1824 With the rank o? Prigadter, a ‘ame to America first in 1827."’ e Thursday. “and owned a emall farm New York State Three vears. later Denmark and the Government dem: inded my services. My people have all been soldiers, and when the throne was threatened 1 could not re- main ‘dle in this count’, so [ sold my iand nd returned to Cy igen. IT served un- til peace had been pa cred and in the ‘40s came back to New York. I worked on a farm on the Hudson, just above New York City, until the Outbreak of the Mextean war [ assieted in raising a company of my own countrymen ard Qermaos and w is mode Second Lieutenant We were admit- to the 2st New York Regiment and Bent Seuth to become a part of Gen. or’s arms Gen. Scott was afterward commander, Our regiment served fhe fardsiips at bent, ey cs the dutes, were Tay. our BOOKS. kinds honughbt, gold or exchanged. ad 3d. io Millis Book Store, Si 6 Pis¢ . BOOKS of a!! Call or send FARMS FOR SALE. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents LANI>+—For sale, 118 meres, fr tracts tea sult: 2 miles south of Kirkwood: 12 miles from &t. lauis, on Rock rd.: mest ali in gr good eth ings fr about one-half what neighbors ask: bothird down, Salance on time to sult pur. haser ARurkwood. Me J uss. > a N. Ting hes. FA RM—200 acres: | ee Pe LCANS ON REAL ESTATE. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. laterns, barn: $700 cash. Mo. houses, Johneon, Cuba, —— —-~-—— o— - 5-Per-Cent Money $1000, $2”), 3000, $4000, Sou, SHOnO. 1.000, $15,- and S50,000 go loan at ¢ security: St. 1113 have $7000, To loan—We $00. S600 cts). SL) a, $274 4” cent interest, on extra good city improved real estate only KEEL BY & CO.. MONEY TO LOAN. Lowest rates: no d AIVLE & Ht +} Oe n. &. CO 608 Ches: nut st os a, REAL ESTATE LOANS Tuperty; quicé auswer ani prompt clos- a HMAYDEL REALTY CO. 108 N. 7th at. ———— r Ward. 153 ay. St Louis, Mo ’ Ve ab DR. BOHANNAN’S }ertsbie eeminal weakoces, Lost Manhood. etc... ef goutbfal @rrore and eavcesses io two to weeks Price $5: trial alge $1 De © hannao. Ne. 6 s . St. Lous. Mo ise and Copntdenttal consultation FREE CURE YOURSELF { ee Big @ for unnatura) Pn an iy toflammationa, irritations or ulcerations te etrietere. of Mucous membranes. somata Con tastes. sinless, and nut astria- Tue Evans Ovewes: Oo, s20t or polscnous. bor Wasii.ugton Curative cures | me entire War and entered the through the [ was wounded five times “ity of Mexico. in a charge at Vera Cruz “After the war I went back to New York, but farming hei no attractions tor and I drifted South. In New Orleans heard of a rebel.ion in Brazi. and seized an opportunity to join the Government forces. The eemnats did not agree w.tha me and after one ar |] returned to Ameri- ca. The Crimean. war took me to Europe. I servei in a Russian reganent and wie Wounded in the arm at eaten. “Ramors of War were tlick wien J re- turned to America in 189. When Fort Sumier was nred upon | determined to en- ter the coufiict. [ secured a seoond-lieu- tenancy in the First New York Ar.filery. Ve were sent to Washington and joined MeClellan. (zen. S.gel Was our commander. Through the disasipvus peninsular cam- paign before Richmond we rareiy missed a the First : | While LT St cect eae -- — Items of Interes t Condensed for the Convenience of Busy Readers of the Post-Dispatch. thetmetneter dow Kciris snl th rainy «ay priaee thie tteen \\ lth the ‘Lhe «lear With Any Niel \« And Llerw Wine Nine ‘tee nth Jim Ray, coiore through the erusuders, Crusade - sn ee pres aent of . will attend the meeting k’r.day ran (*hurch, corner Le to be held under the . W. C. T. U.—The Woman = 4 if sireets and Chestn Was Wie Meeting.—Mrs. thie Miseour mnti-witiere i right at Si Louth. tyehues thie Ww ( Central TYiece tt TT “ of i ile (ey Temyperance. { Vite Gk pr tee Re We vd marty Room Closed. —A saloon wre | land ¢ uuspices of a® , efforts of tire Prli-Wo Clara W rr rti Marx's iredin.a! monthly “hristian Church Concert.—A contest and con- ioawenan be given pie 'h ere Wwiil a. & miter’ =. Towel! fir Me San ial The Foreman’s Jaw Fractured. W.AiS [Ss8t)eq) Plrturschary (irfeen with A Wuatrant charging Strong, Weil. Dr = PRESCRIPTION Weak Women Sick Women A TRUE TEMPERANCE “1EDIC) or other Narcotic. age NE. —_— = se
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THURSDAY-—ST. I CUIS F OST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 1, 1906. THE WINNING OF THE WAR ee OLP CO. | Reza) § Muslin Underwear. THE GLOBE _itaties Hose mat sas Children’s Drawers, | Drawers, Past Black Beam- (Cmbrel'a style, with bc er Heory Ribbed, A Constant and Fearless Cutting of Prices |i: ’ ; = te woke bands, Biock et | always up to the times, will remodel their ene |kind ....... ‘lees - | La ge © ase eines ane aacs ) Ribbed Wool ! -] cheat, Ste . 2 aceueen - os lias made us the /eaders in the strugg.e against exorbitant | . Megs Ala ft to - one With ine ; tire mammo-h building, extensive altera ee = {25¢ Ladies’ ‘Vests, prices, (our — te yes Ned of uncertain caliber, and our am- é children’ fa gg gg mt Bier tions to be made in all depa rtments and the cpitaren'e Bi Heavy init an munition is alwavs standar sa. . aheetia otyte. wt . ~~ s0s8e leored. gre? ‘ T STRIKE! y | Se ee pee sawn | Lm, Mite oar (Locations of many of them to be ch>nged. | eniy."id- Cina... .. O86 WATCH 7HIS SHO if trimmed with rnffies. | and inserting, . . | Vests and Pan a, Pear Soap—Ever: body knows this cry ~ooid knews that bc Cake lf gfe), = veseses it, | 6Ge value New show windows. Elevators to be moved a F Heavy Tudted and sis turda “i “ vee ;owns, ; “jeeced, gray. ate juny Ren price — ey eS ee | jOwee ape. yoxe ot ANG Massed together, all running to the sixth Fieece | kind. per carment. 122 Bromo Quinine, I8e; 2 for.......... 23e Kirk's Juvenile Soap—regular 750 1 Ladies’ Ekirts. tneks and embreld ry. toycle, extra heivy.| Children’s Parker's Quinine Tableta,13c; 2 for 2 %e a i nage h Ss ee : ‘i Soe aay "eee eer sng — mah floor, etc. ’ etc. Be kein ive | 2 C U nderw ear. Lithia Tallets, 13c; 2 for p | Jergoe’s Tarkis Bath Soap, | } a ale oes An Army of Workmen with hammers, (a: - woo seamieas.| Gnes eet ee ’ ; , s ke; (Carter's Pil a, lie; 2 for _ value Siz" & to 8%; an! | ‘ . Vesta... lary ; , @ —_ n eee . i ’ . » oe near . Berges packin tnesd ter... Jpve | Rictercher's Ter bene, cabs...... Ladies’ Skirts, [cu mien rect, ove saws, etc., have taken possession of the BIG |i tn Hoary Morine, abet ‘elladonoa Piasters, 15c; 2 fo case . , be lal ok pe — Pea te ‘ . ? aR eae ; r ih dus , rated : iso )h6Uewml ll esi ante end Seawenn im nabs Gaines ; aa aRERm Schoenfelt’s Tea—reg. 25c,13¢; 2 for.28e Regt 12 inch fennce, | nemertieded” ruts |S] ORE and they must have ROOM! ROOM! jit. nibtes, Set rire 18 fo M4. ate 7 finished] with wide lace ern ce, B ue of at pe .. . } eee , Chewing (iuins—2 packa a fo Pape bo it a tO . : : iets tel bee... »-.. 5 PD ene nas tows oriu-| acres. T3e” "Boe | ROCGM! We have no warehouse and in order |kn. ee ee Garfield Tea. bic; 2 for........ White Imp. Castile Soap—reg. os 00 serting, ane Hile Beans, Le; 2 for...... : bar (4 pounds) 73 : *) value , Gowns, Oworth mr - To the Ladie Caichester’s Pi is, per box......... A nice bottle of ee Sa'ts—reg. Creat Cuts in Our Drawers, . ' to make room and to clear out $200, OO j 4 ‘ Pde 5% o in Hell Pine Tar and Honey. reg. 240 .. 2:c; per bottle ... Bh coe tom ater, wim gore | it) emuroidert. in| Of merchandise in a short time,we will to-mor- if . i ee k of KRubbhe Butt rmilk Soap -regm@ar 25¢ box (3 Imported Pay Kum, pint bottle ' ° ike, 2 bem aad) wage a! Sette cet es | cae = on ABE G CiGAR DEPT. i 125¢! vai | ..68|row morning at 8 o'clock inaugurate the 160) ss» Se wt take 1 “el | & & M. Gilvcerint Soap—reg. 25c bad Oc reg. egg vee to 6 Friday aad Saturday. | quality oe pry m. The PRESCR/PTION TALKS. Mereantiion at ; 7 of the finest ant Pee manoedihie tt se eenticine. : the ; rien are the lowe tin | ~ ie 1 i ne cent oF ‘to « ar Hulicet on 1 co e at mt times. He fe ever ready, Gen. Arthurs at i uls Le f whom the hand of affliction ‘ee a. , , >) tee Hearly @ ar vo We have enceavorer o zeal- Water = 4 at. . acai ° # * Rie te , : im hi ; tol 7 » have always made {t a polnt to ‘o rbi ome BEMBiccssssc--O9G | ‘arry in stork atgolutely everything cert ot Sooun te meial scabact And will place such low prices on all articles in all depts. NEW CATALOCUE i temnt ion unre {7c ; eng a ew -_ Sige 7 gee: Fane a bhig tion to the pubile ?¢ Ager Cherry Vectoral..21- | ee ee cae cae ca eT ee, toes ‘as Be = , Guesta Rey & Co.— Accompanied by cash er money erder Gao in ~/ : Roe 0 SF EN ies cody Piane 6 uss or chet er ese vogeted, bith gaia jes asian dln will receive prompt attentica. Draw your money from the bank, beg or borrow from Send ian Your Nam:s. IS Naga Monarch Shirts, 6636. |¥Ou" friends or relatives, any way to get money to tak®! agies’ Cloaks and Suits. LOCUST. | The two stores where prices ARE’REALLY CUT. MARKET. | 50 DIFFERENT STYLES AND ALL SIZES. I ee ee ee _ — . — — est percale or madras, open frout and in ThE ower io Indigo blue black aud + back, separate link cuffs tomatch—Fel- waite, value & see 4h Y dotto & Ray's price and sold everv- | Ladies’ Navy Blue Figured Wrapp:re. ruffies h t $1.00 d #1.50 we so tte b SS: NkUTO where at 8100 404 #10, SO OO! $3 gO For Three Days Only and for Cash SB LO) fire | Single Shirts 75c All our 97¢ Flannel Patterns or Faocy Mercec- MMITT Uni-undered White Shirts. CITY DEMOCRATIC Co EE Feldot'o & Rey's “ankru>t Stock. any Suit or Overcoat in the hous: — Eg ay me a er Golf WAS REORGANIZED. enforced bosoms... .. Wau af a it ae . | ee oe, Serres Seen See ae ee RDN Bits MR oy ee om eto ae Fe Oe a ae AAs Ailes’ raised two-toned Boucle Drese Skirts, Goo Is is complete. avivwe Paces) Luxgro the Ureat Hair Restorer— valt \e uly ; , — aa of Those Preferencia, op. size,.7-23c reg. $1. compound every pre- |Menandez & Cv. and VIAI OR ERS - . that they will almost walk out of their Own accord. Ready March Ist. Bull Cough Syrup......17e@ © «ome bn beth pouysal ian 1 ' 3 Us rtunit Say advantage of this great money-saving opportunity. 7th and iT H : J uy DCE -D 5 ip H Pp MH A R. CO., 4th and Feld tto & Rav’« Bankrunt Stock " Shirts. New York Mills muslin, re- 5 Bee, ae " ‘+ aM yr" Re ew ; umeed box pleats, :. Me : SED etre: n bosoms. double hack, es ee. A AF hes rw . . hae $40 value AND. BLONG DEPOSE ‘ , . — " iF. “7 % et , Sarees is *? le Choice of any of our $7 and $8 Taffeta Stik and es oS ew fa ' ~ ERR Ri W nite Shirts. oh“ Noa ‘fiplse, 2» a oo gee » “we Mercerized Lined Ladies’ Jackets, kersey, bon- NAG Yo , Mona‘ch Gra! iS \" er/ y se + be a a’ ? . ‘ tte coil = $3.95 : : 2 SF ee Hawes and His Friends Made Good ae aes se il ; N Soe, f fhe. D Et oe pen heck of epee deck pat fram, oe ris —_ ras ; ‘ nee : Ledies’ French tweed double breasted Eton . tf hes. 4 ev. rywiere at any time at $1; sale pris oe : , as ; Their Declarations—B. P. Taafe : CFE ae , Ko ancorted lot of ‘$1 Shirts, ® fentis 1] , OF a eS :: «eee , Suite, Skirte and Jackets, neatly appliqued to | oF Ae e e U le © Tgp amnesty Cc omen hes ‘a sume Wit aaa se Ras os ' tie . bla: k, Castor, gray and m!: itary blue, new $7 49 " , od irs. Sin ae ‘ ae bate oT, a 4 style, box pleat ekirt; regular §10 value. ’ uf . ~~ .- : Elected Chairman. nclud.og : F | MoNAR "Hl BRAND. 77 tg’ : a “4 en gig * Ladies’ 80-!nch Knight's cur! Boucle Golf Oapes, 1S se peacenes 1os Ng | = Felt Lace Shoes - 98c LINEN COLLARS, 4c | NECKWEAQ. “ treasurer, William J. Flynn; sergeant-at- |e cdo Hotel, where they said they would | ciation and mailed to R. M. Seruggs, room . nye ony nio- 194¢ 25e black Cash- fer cutting prices so recklessly is we must have room for chi ‘la’ ee et 3 Buttom Shoes, arms Fh!) ldwver hod a meeceting and organize another com- | 13i2 Chemical Building.” bair ends.......0&¢ eur great alteratiens. elses | 715¢ ~ ‘ : ; wy | miter but they d.d not carry out their P *4 ae miehorss sos *s eee paper anathema aaa, 1535 teed eka Suc’ watch on} CHRISTMAS IN KLONDIKE. | | gage + LADIES’ AND | Ehoice of any Young Men's Suit or Over- ‘$9. 00 Beet cut fe S180 to nnasrseeosene 90 mere Hose. . SUT ches i eral i; “4 au t t kK. 5 relia pothiig. Ugestaikc cre” | wogeying the Holidays With the Mtar:|} ana $y. "| MEW'S metas ie tesa ear ind 8 ‘es . ere eh af ancyv Si:ver trimmec ’ eeeoeosces hoe the house : _ * uftive sSeesion. Af.er a wrangle (*hair The wintere are very ury bete, and 0 little ves Shoes ' 7 ' , mS, . hie ; ig . iteaiaie sake ; or painted Dresden etal bth > im te . are ‘i Lilie moiion carrie di. to auluse onese.f with, outs.de Tiwlld the wpport ce $1 A) [ nlined Dresa« hand'es ‘Le dye ig of Mr. Hawes deciined to leave ' ‘ dri uog te It is sivowe dark q mae tas q | BOYS’ SUITS OVER BOYS’ PANTS . , the a urital ee, brady —— 0 ggg th vg sad vanios ao weal v i > 2 foe Kind .. ¥ 45¢ Other Gracies. Young Mcn $ » ’ 2 ° + TS Feldotto & Ray's > ' Li beans jrady’s office were ordere oUt. | there is evluence of dawn We have not see : | Men's 64 ongitshn : , ~ Women, Misses and Children, With Hrady ordered them out, after another | the sun for over three weeks, and it will be . | Gloria -Inch wiih Suits and Qvercoats, COATS and REEFERS = ll {0c Bankrupt Stock, Winl x.e i! a the room was cleared, ober three befure it begins to appear om the hort- | Prince 4 Wales 20 ; ® eve a $9889 CRS , ’ ° . ; ‘ Spring Heel, Whim the roil was calied Ben Brady ehal- | son. Am wnitle to reer ee ehe gray lah i Han (archiefs, | nan 93c| an youne men's $4 and ai hes ees ee ee veal t rere , . two cabin windows, even when the gray light 1s mendlew...:sscesces * : 38 250 | sty: + ne Ee a omen. Sines. heid vy strongest, bernuse of the frest on the window atul , : ere $5 Snunit« or All beys’ ot 50 Suits 89° The PaDts..ceccceee eves: C $250 OOM... «we eeene ee JC Hematitche! colored | Same kind— . and Keefers. ON ““ ~ aan ta and moved | or ee, grey tte panes, for it is lhe exaggera lion Ww hen I Sav it , a0 e br ()vercoats All men's Men's Stir and Fedora lle'ts. ’ . ‘ors and 32 00.39 ED ‘k Ma es h . ‘ed accumulates to a thickness of over an inch in a ordered ae oC with All ng men's $7." 1.50 Paost 15¢ Styles, very beet quaHty: cole they svid—at — > 6 fr seat ‘ , ee eee ee (0 | coupe of days, and would continues to accumulate ssanckerrhiers Stee: a All boys’ $3:00 Suite yh 35 58 -e S eee $360 apd $250, ¥ «i ljourn il rd the chairinan deciares] it ca;r- elif net removes! each day +" burn a large laurp Tiemetitched fi ne Moen’ 8 $1 AO Twilled nits or $4.59 and Reefers. _ All men's choice fur me $1.29 ‘ied, refusing te have the roll ca led, from the time we arise until we retire t “ol Overcoates $I. 69 An uproar followed, during which Ben We are obliged to melt snow fo _ drinking and Se Iland- 4 re me With steel — 89 All young men's $10.04 A'! boya’ $4 and $5 $2 39 $3.00 Pants...+eeee-- | Men's amt Boys’ Winter Caps, 2) colors apd Come early if you wnt a pair. Brady an d12 of his lollowers on the com- | cooking purposes which Is strongiy iupregnated kerchiefs .. . ee: Snite or suite and Reefers .. All men's atyles, vwery lest ae mis made; they soid at ‘ft the ro.m. Those who boited |] with the odor of charred wood fiom the flies in — Overcoats $4.90 Pants......... $1 ou, W265 and os A? 50¢ $7 50 ; all ge at. , a eo » ble ir, addy, (;Oonsaulis, M Aappes, qFuion, the mines. Then, too, each mornin the water = ‘ > 0 All boys’ 6.580 and , . ee a They wil g0 like hat cakes Rotty, mp. Hughes, Griffin, Halihan, | in each bucket contains ice to # thickness of ap M EN’S UN YERW -AR. i "$1 85 | suits and ' $3 95 All mens Men's and Royse’ Winter Caps in a variety of . , > cab ’ ” ~ Haney, Crothers, ‘Fox, Carten and Chair. | !ecb. although having been bo tne oan and toe we Recters . $> and $6 Pants inateriala and styles, goods they sold ‘ . ; , era , AY T RAY’S -TOCK, eo re and all canned goods alternately freeze and thaw, Pei DITTO Overcoats maneetels: O08 CIN OT cet at 4 man Blong. _ At FIVE CEN S 4 Pair ah ore who remained mre Atmore. Butler, ae Dot of course improve the Savor nor Racor ; a as ~ a - Men’ " — Boye’ Winter (at ne. @ | — }——4 oe “iyion, Cochran, Clark. Roche, Quinn, Sar- The temperature to-day bas been 30 degrees eldotto NS ” B BON Ss ‘a ; ‘ a+ Benge . ; = . »] be- i ‘) 4d S eae or ea tot Liles, { arter, l riday, Manton, Ahearn, low, and is now falling. On my way from Jack Heavy Gray Me-s!ino, Ri BBO m — t a ‘ rice, and shapes, gouls they aol at O'kal.on, Tacfe and Dwyer. Wade (reek, which is 110 milea awar, I made !t Re } Lote of Boye’ aod (Mildren's Caps oaae a! ee" These constituted a quorum and they at | in tour devs, and alone. The thermoneter rexis- Hieavy oe Ribbed and ripeses, All-Silk, Satin, Gros Grain backs, in white, black and all colers. apd ends, worth up to Bim, Bo Ot... seers: OLce processed to reorganize the commit- | tered 58 degrees below the first day, 54 dexrees b} nd brown, 0c kind .... Re, 22 40 — = ee ier by electing the officers named. the second, 30 the third and 35 on the fourth. ue a No. 12 16 a Kid Gloves a Corsets, Se. (Like Cut) Chairman Taafe appo.nted Ben Clark, W The greatest difficulty I experience] was fn try- RED FLANNEL, — vied Price, per yard.....}...- sere 7'2C 8'3c 1Os I2 4c ic 8=—_—s« Corerts fm. Atmore and John Butler a committee to | Ing to open my mouth or shut my eyes, for the | double-breasted .. : Poe Prom GC te C.F... , ; Are worth : draw up rules for the committee. The com- ee ene ie pets negggesere stage Boe de hw = = Camel’s-Hair Wool, ; , | " : lines, ascorted i 7 tt eg “gt “/ , ‘ re 7 ‘ » . s ‘ } c 9 ‘ o 1 aer . > reine . o aha > a re ‘—_" ns y ateke ogg ai sat ig this frosty collection of beads neceasitated using $1 kind ..... Sale of Boys Walsts. Pe ladies } oe ee ty) en 90 d $1 80 ‘vhs ues. we Oh.y changes are ms the warmth afforde! br the bare hand, and to ex. WooL FILE me ) Or D L INED, — " nA 45c st. a" CORSETS, to proxies and an advisory commit- the hand for 15 to 20 seconds in such a low 1 kin af One tate Sul asaast: as . } H dk hi f eee jee th an » heavy $1 k nd .. ed styles with collars be i 2 an erc l@ S. No proxi.cs are te te @ cepted unless temperature meant trouble fer the owner ef th : ‘ knowledged by a notary, and an advisory | han i I treed it on the first das ont. $1.4 and $1: “et ashmere = coy and cuffs attached— _e | £90 dorven with Mitts at 6c— | board, coosisting of pr minent Demoecra.S] of the ice beads, particuiaris on the eve i@ derwear, plain anda e ve. Mother's Friend White : ' | eolored borders. Lwd e« or CH jeeected at iaree. ie to be appointed, Th.s | most disegrecable and annoving agen de" Canton Flannel Drawers 4) dozen Lanndere] Waists and “eras, 16 Gren's Black Mitts, * advisory board wiil attend meetings of the learned that it was better to « , eS Oe ule uf therm, whi e they last... —— = Re-t Percale, Ch -viot or ft : during this FOR WOMEN. ommittee and advise it, but wil not have af to risk losing a band, as T was: , . — . White Laundered -. tar : | sale. vice he meetings. The new rules] eral times tn order to warm up fh daypaeyte9 KNITTED JACKETS. \ af t-—sizes 12. 13 Gn, . W bite neal after having made the attempt Ve few mine and 14—posal- At pt Init a! Hand- ones Gl ves— The Greatest Shoe Sareains mn the Ve ment for a reorganization the —— —, lean’ davovinies Bar: r - n por , | pr Wool $1.50 ue tive'w from our AT ad MH LF ie oe kerculcfs-— Lag ‘eo Iined, dor- ‘ ~ Je tte Pseol hub combination had the IT hepe vou all have enfoved wour Christmas, and ackets piper iis sith nt $1 line. while SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN AVENUE. be | Fne ote vale, | Oc For Friday and 5 aoa 8 t ous mort of the Kutler fam. ly, from that 1%) will have much health and prosperity in oy ool $2.00 Eee $I. 10 they last. : : n S the youngest ug ¥ ‘ahi store for rou * 1 Tey Bahl ZerTs stre: uoOuUsB.S dqenie MA NI " love to Miary and the eh! rer AM. *fion- ever uf an ou eounte lie ’ ' - ‘ My i ; ! al P j rs. OT there was any intenton to injure Sam Cook | ately, your brother. WILLIAM NORTITROP ——— —_— immense space of tre er mmense space of the center ase in glor any other candidate, and declared that ag ceases RPE REEE ees RE He eteny | ~~ A 5 balan« e ato fre oie te p grin: their sole desire was to eliminate the LBra- Mr. Hunicke’s Command.—Felix H. Sy for permi«csion Ths ‘ r ansfet | ? alance of stock from our great pur Pl dye. erulihatak MERU ties Feckheed 0 on “COVENANT POLICY-HOLDERS. | ‘,e-"esceu.o\cgy yams mes ANTI-WINERGOM MEETING. C chase of shove at ak ae we ldlv ative. | voim as ee Aree. dyed of Havana, | : ene ay Pe , nti ee 25c ON THE DOLLAR, || Mske Mother's Milk Mildly Purg Milhats Governor. Phat the appointment | They Have Received Details of the CENTENARY CHURCH REVIVAL. There May Be Lively Times at the gaye coeoig’ $ FOR FRIJAY AND SATURDAY. fr t ¢ao " % inh «] Ne ‘lusivelv in the Pioat Tt . h werd nm n't common senee prove this the only safe laka- ] ed © pat holder in the Covenant \tu- | eee Warriso:’ S Engagement Will T Pies cal branch of te Wormnar ' ) i Fj J A «cainty m the j a. Te. a Union Its ih rae ogres La y ingers pore He a Tel 3)¢ Kuine expectat! : ' Phe . «Tita, “eyatenhdren, eli ps: a repeat a ¢ th, nti-winel neet- ban coast. With a view ¢t uppressing j — absorbed | Maonoma takes a Cascaret, babs gets the benefit. er heen offered Mi blunioke Wil> }> ib Sale to the Metropolitan. Gathering of tne WwW. C. y 2 U. The Offerin S t 9 ) or a} ] VS ARO Wier he tor vk one ‘ ¢ ho Eevery f parhers | ees rt a C. 1 ¢ or ’ es } . 1(*", oan, ern aed! ak lt aire af thre 4 . I : : wil! maa in val B3e, I ' ang aie th — inarme? All drugs! ae: governm rit of Cuba. (sen Woonad found tha’ tual I. fe Insuran edo. of ss: Louis rhurs- Close Next Wednesday Night. | A ie } A : } : Se smuge'iing ws being done along the Cu- dav morning received a ifcular announc- revits . ("@Try? : Six.) 3 ' . i ati w er cperith | [dome ‘ ese Te , ——— eet TT ; a ' ; é ae omestic (anti ‘ “ si igh ed sen ; 1 oe oh $y | HELP WANTED FOR THE POOR. he decide] to orgarize a harbor police fore Ing that the a as r t as , , teenth and Pine stres inte an Neid to-merrew, Frida) , ‘Soap 1 e@ lt & oe! Pe 22¢ “ rte gt Birap : :' —— ie ‘ ni eaouri ' . oo; tore Ue Provident Association. Manic and hevanmounces that he has ac- | Gay eve B NeunSe? Vfreng made fora grand jubilee wervice!| SPorniy'y af the national orieamiecton, bas Red QatSaltaesiee suse: f ite2DC 07 792 69 lt M. Scruggs, President of the P rovident cepted it. The circuiar ts an argument in favor of Tuesday migin. . nick Le ti ae n rere th ‘staphed for te me and ape ak. t . i Cc. S. Cc and + , Ai ectors, hes the transfer and it snows that policy ‘ hold- . , ’ » on é La ‘IMNAWLe S&.! A? - Cn Pi aires ati active memmoer f th California. ric i, re vad flav > . Reo 710 Assocint: un, on behalf of tne r ers have been ful y prove ted in the matter \ Anead night r\ , revis i? . ee reert) rusade. is te ackiress ny meet a - Port tle. Zt: ge lou , C . ( made public a statement that contributions Man in the Future. of rensurance. The circuiar, in mde BAYS iressed tt! rrigtl n m ‘ , ae and the sium-workers OF rer; ~_—— ’ os gorelas Th: Whe ) ; » Rising ttle 2 to the association have been inadequate, , ~ ae ; nN Me 7 nder the rerTins oT ‘ ‘ ; f r re} from t : i \e : . ae ‘ os e, ‘el a. j >>, " UN Our Usual Snaps in Regu- fall.ng far short of requirements In ae Many men of learning devote much time to the | agresment. the Metropolt: UM} take OVeED @piueh fockest.” Work among the frequentere of wine Pil ty nary yeara The applications and expen : ¢ th Seni - . mevhe dita . . ars a I ae ee blarre = , hatte “ anit nrful Rew rv a flie 7) alar Coo : for tures have been largely in reased and the] etudy of the man of the future. They all agree 4 Fy vagy ener. tent onets Re ' Si ihagt 'e tere sal ecg “ying ip Wea ng- gai: e Roard and I : oe ee ay -botfia. Zo: en on C indications are Wat the revenue will = mn that he ig to be very superior to the present gen- hy cofore possess? ' ’ oVvenan Sa ag’ the, : ra" cd ad pe aitat » ys ba 4 " » in Dr P et wine Gates. enn FRIDAY AND SATURDAY suffice for the wonter and ear.y spring yori al 4 odition to it ; ae A es Mf Py , : Pen weer tia nge ica . aoe ahie« Het? am C . monthe The charitable operations of the | eration. Great physical etrength is prophesied, but mous accu: or: T? “he fs: pene . Ip pai aud _ ray ; ima tis >t’ oo r ; sia iano te oF, Qs agi? i ‘ Jou ' ; ne : Laor ' be 12. we ic saved on all, foc saved on many eae Sent See ptm a mare one oe be © ehie at least is within the reach of everybody | of the reserve of policies oF fb ‘ , — Se a — ne rane ot cog | ie But lf aont aa and fully a dollar aayed . : remembered, extend throughout the whoie will rem; ‘in w.th the Superinteder? - | ’ e } T: mn tie fact eoncerning th ranting ° wie o C ; on =6sum ls months. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will bring bealth and | cranes of f Ous., UH: ss The, Talx of tae) sow! mt Bhoes for men and , ‘ the State o \}i i! j - ' ! Rene hy | ee ft , wine ’ . ati ~ = aye: ** , : ’ r Ths eal. :) tire (a °s 1? , > Fem cerele foe] ) i! , . +” fies rar pereor? ‘ — - . , ’ tes eur ti mate Fe fot ea in his siatement afr. Seruces sare: | strength to angone whe wsce it fatthfatig, ie] {he terms prescrihed Oy tne ia ng | ne at ta : | * "| Molasses Taffy ‘: a c . ‘ 4 , . {icasly Mee ik f° oh tbat Pst . Q eted |, (aSes avy (Ce siti wes 3 ‘ a ga 100 | | 9 ne Tat ety in response to our call ng ave cures constipation, indigestion. dyspepela, Dillous- | ers a preferred class , ‘ earn 72495 more tira att oa Mrs. Winslow’ 5 Soothing Syrup for 0c ~ o” A r mul ’ n t » ” “e. l- ses ‘ «. 4 > ‘ ie? } The ies (hy si '< »? te fou Ar ' on ’ «dt ’ at ; ” ‘ At 83 82. 16 . $1.59 and verte om ne Bn on, wet Se nese. malaria, fever and ague, and liver and bid in Oss. CNC ST Oe te eee ee 2 FOr. OF fs Their } sau, | CUlldren teething rel levee the cbild from pain 2S Not asd Celd neiinds at Fos 'sia, ry nd hae n yt astoned presumaby by the , Ceavenant wil) remain in ft ith e in , | et Stand: urd of inal bye mild weather dur.ng the past month, and it . lood .e) . in the hands of the presen now } orted is « goa? te ly fl, s deemed pr: per to ms: ake this announce- ney troubles. it meee rich red blood, and with ot ge oe and no change ¢ f any kind im; ie : : ; eae | Equal Suffrage Euchre.—The Equal * NR AD’S ET SR ment, as due not only to the dependent pop- | pore blood comes bealth. It builds op the whole | wii) be neceesa ry. The said policy h kt mi Died of His Wounds. James Dalton, | | Suffrage Association will give a progres- Q hae Av, ulation, Whose interest we represent, but syetem, putting vigor into the nerves and blood. will have every right of action, both lea sive euchre at the West End Hotel, Feb. aleo the benevoler st the Metropolitan, that who was shot Monday by John Eilers at ™ 1.4 4: 2 o cloe tt community which we or otherwise, again Pp South Broadway, died Wednesday at the # c k SIXT are Sere would not atew hem to suffer. | @rmnese inte the muscles and bealth into the |] they would have had in the Covenant.’ ST. AND FRANKLIN AY. We therefore, mpt and the circuar is a notice} city Hospital. Eliers ammies doing the “i + a. ve pro bowels. Give it a trial, and see that a Private om Beate toes ve Thy Superintendent Orear Ishooting, but claims he ie eelt-de- Busy Bee Bargain Day To-Morrew. from ®tate YS PE . _— Revenue Stamp covers the peck of the betta pete be Will hear the petition fense Hickory nut chips, se a pound, ™ % S 7 eee te . es _— ee in oer 8 gam CN A ~~ die: * ver AEE Se <Sgr ewer Ange degen Ol Dr ee ee i ee ae . es —