St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 4, 1900

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a —_ ==3/§7. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. GREATEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI * (ae EES wert q aS Pe ia i; ED 4 we on * pd ea : | S. &.) 4 b ae @ eet te weeweew#wee#e#etete?et Circulation ney 144,743 Seni RBRIGGEST WEST CF TILE MISSISSIPPI orteageatnatostnetne? * * oP 8%, 9%, °* 41 ,809 More 7 han the Y ear Before. 1- ¢ a ee YeSIN l?AANG ES. wee HS Hlicher gj & han ( ne Y Ce. . oO oe : ** . - _ — = -——_— eee St. o omte Salidiet Mus : on Duty, oe cen se Dene torn in Sullivan Counts, Pa -" é eee : and drawn from the water. IMi4- Removed to Covington, By. PART III. ifitienes the dearch was bent ao as Writ of Habcas Corpus for Process IST5. Took up the study of law, ‘ ‘ -€ weit 4 ‘ ° Law partnershly * » Jobn arlis , / » mot ar . : ISST Made his first politi-al eampaign and wae elected to the Ken PART IV : Mre. Story was discovered. Hel Te pin Order an Ample Armed Force ISSA-ISW In the State Senate , ; found on the te near the air hole, ane 7 , = tan? . > \ oun ’ DSfh>-- Sbve and killed Jolin Sanford Pages. e Bea? T3! 1 Red Or , ‘. there was a break i ie . near by as to Take Walker From the ove, June 27 Democratic pominee for Gorernor I—Joseph € hamberlain’s 1001 © " : ; ' “ , fi though in her cesperate desire to save her Custody of the State Ise, July 12 -Dryan comes out for Goethel, lif ist, New, 7 Uefeated for Governor on the face of the returns chid., ral fe : : : ‘eye ee lek Ae , ' inane Ingiand’s Course Means Tmpertal Sul- Mi Lge ; | ‘og a e! Anes HFG Bap PAS veMtured {0G Bam ; ‘ = - ; the edee an , ange “il to death. Troops and McKinley jin’) Jan. 1 Bakes up his fight tn the Legislature to onst Gov. Taylor am T. Stead, Editor of F re . , =, we ’ : : . oe wears i. & ae : — ; We ——--—— May Be Appealed To. He) Janu. 4) Shet by an assassin ws linge Jan. 31 Declared elected Governor by the Legislature, and took cath of office. ; Customs which Be 4 ‘\ eR. ~ Sofie Ca DE ea \ a) ne eo See Reon ot | th a) rye YN bn Gi NO | | WOMEN STILL. PURSUE HIM |_ 00, Feb, = Died at 1:23 p. mie es, Raine iat islet Ginn | RR Ny i I 7” ASO RORRNRL | serowski's itastags Has Not Savea| BECKHAM TAKES THE OATH.| COURTS MUST BE OBEYED Pag pour "Pages of Wilustrated Sunday Tumor. djan Inventors Secrets of the derground Rallway by ° , ' Awe ” : ; Bas } ; . S—Secrets of the Underground Railway by ; aa PAR ONS Ne Jae get x S35 , OF hye Him From the Adoration of the a Directo: vee . ‘ y Poems by the Daughter of McKinley's fe | oe | lit ‘i rr: My oe be | aL r a “a From a Post-Dispat: 4 Mae or at. Loule “Women ta Tait Mh, ae ae | a Oe . Ae oo. ot as nie FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb. 3.—William — J ere > «@) e 2 i« at? a “ee " : . . . . . . tone : Yai : “hy , Se ee He Gostict died at 6:48 c'dlotk: thin evebins Judge Williams Says That the Sheriff Shall Take Pos- Scenes Along the Amazon Seen by Offi- 2if Saas - i" Aw : . Ve? a ee ane ' . cera of the United States Crulser WII- ~~ ey ) met Ree : arg ae / ' CHT cf. i 2s "Sapa i f all the extraordinary aenl dramatie session of the State House. ee ; ‘ pursue bY Wornen at ri mington., > ’ : a Sw ' Mie he Sent ; a ° . ' : dl : ; ' reuumstances aitendingy the rageuyv Ware: e eer et ene . — ‘ , Toller ftitnte and Advice to Women. ; 4° _ aa | married] now appears t: lave no eff : y ss FRANKEFOR a hy. Feb. 8.—When Tudge Williams are hat the writ } 6&—University of Pennsylvania Uncovers - ‘3 he a \ = t*? : end anenetd « low we ef iiy for four . ; . : *” ; ~ eT ' “ i , ‘ va see , : ‘) ( hi - Varryzpe*? “= af i j . at - bide OW Ove r R60. Civy . ‘ . ’ . “~! ‘ , . . } . Treasure of Dead Centuries in Baby- ‘ ‘ ‘ Aa , Poe ; : emotional eg: ot i ine: al ts " of habeas corpus msucd ior Notary Walker had mot b n honored, lie anade the leon. “ » SEE ments in th iter ire besieged } ya. none Was more remarkable than Its | Gen. Warren, Now F'rht!nge tn South “tye ri is, FO phd 4 & te | ie “Affinities” ia Africa, Famous as an Archeologist. , NS Ot ew oe ~* a! Be asia ; mca eae 2 ! :, Birth plac eof the Indtan Pine of Peace. : : j : Rr a } ‘ Ta *. and when hese are Price p ere “| inpt ’ Al 7 —_—.y. ' was apparent the end Paimyvra, Mo... Has a ¢ihost ’ iy ‘ =~ carry the eltadel bv storm, ceman very near The brother and sister ore | tak mossession of the State House by 6 = feet bie mac): , Nurses: The ir Work of Reif. ' : j ° \ ° . . . . E ; - 2 . eee —_ . ‘ o 7 .¢ = . , a - " ‘ ‘ ™ : » . ‘4 iva and 1 votion in One af the ; > . . : hee, {3 now -« sagt ee 4 I : i Won ee , bree | re quesie ] bre ej. ors mtiel m.iTse:-~ = county anil ely biveorarhyy conpnttes ; ti ti oo . | : #5 ‘ , 4 - waad : | ill tz) . Umoere following statement: too late to do anything more to-night. Next Monday the Sheritf wall | exhaust ‘ubers oon . . . 4 oF an / ’ 7 ° ‘ 2 i Out-of-Town Women Entered in the , . ‘ 4 : outflanked .t1 Liint teslepge! , Gioebel’'s reom was on the secon Panamerlean Medal Contest ‘y Ba a : ; : pei ; : ’ le “*, , hy ff became apparent that he must ne of the hetel. Guards sat at the head The American Girl Student of Singing ; ‘ in Paris; No. lof a Series Cont: whe = ‘) hee .'? j as az, room all dav, he consul lerk Schaefer . Pusscng Acvice and Information for Those Wh ' \ ) i ab * - Sena rt reese : ’ ] i; itticul Vy I je (s0overnmen ’ to an indescribabiy repellant, corpse-llke “Tio I3—Romeanes py Tete ninty, his 1 n (“onde ¥ > . ‘ : , . Ae ‘ tv «1 ee De ae , ; DE MEAMbIs in Skv-Scerancr; | # rest of the Treasury Bench : KITCHENER, WANTS £0,000 MORE. Bishop for S) , ; uri : - Z i ' | ; , Comsi* ’ ‘ sine ) a i . ‘ erty st ry] Ie x 2 ee of \r bishop ” . , . ns ie] ae® " toe te T wi . sa i ; : Burn, All Bis - sia teil ter € Tempe -* Used dler ! aera / pare ‘ ; ‘ irast, wine Number i . fo ‘ ** nd vaecu; Sotonmrin ONLY OVE RiSING STAR. 1 ire ee ¢ ; n.yY | Oa rOMS Cem Ww WHIFPED A MILLIONAIRE © alli Re Rev. L. Wye Peunced on Elisha Mills and Ki-ked Him Into In- Btrane. TT) Z©§ Seon in Nat a --* 7 ; a . a} pere iate wihat has nappwene ] } | :. IRERALS PEAREING FOR PEACE. | it may portend. He talks and looks Ith Opposition Liberal leaders aro | Macgie Shipp. ‘| +’ } Os 1457) oo ‘ i j one in a dream, or @ continuation ef " : . ; eed ‘i ier log their policy so that 1 i.ie pOoreciousness It jis a@& painful, patil (oy make prea s'vie : Are driver yor d Rosebery appeared ’ mise of filling the VYawnl: (iueen'’s territories The conviction bholdiv expressed last nmaght by Sir bhdward Clarke In the House ‘oOmmMons that a onquest of the republic is impossible «x "7 : he emrome | ath ae 1 pg ha i allie | + lcept at a cost utterly disproportionate to | on.:, Ate bP tEs Shere Fem ’ obey Bho | mix and pose but a trifler, an sD heet ) any advantage suaateiaben therefsom, “1, ahaa “ ; Nh and they We demanded to anow wt piwek or tenaetty, ant ine life, etrang CoWAARE THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. Moment, Bere at tas Bad ei ML Me | ae may Aenean x women of Amys | BET LEVER BULLER IS AT IT ese =, aga activities are spasmord.ec evine ne poawer ated for an unlimited he could «hi @ Vielous hhow ; ; , . we i;rept Tt; iatn's Roverning Caste is exnoes Ad down The ' a aa oO uw ir rganized imposture T) , ¢ Mines -wt Mills got up qui. | / ! stot as an organized ine rs Me bubble of | Pondon Military Expert Explains How/ woo <u: Qgain with a Urticane blows, her prestige tee been pricke |]; her future : tede shifting te pemeced | Millx «iownm and 4 Bile 4 on fs obscure and darkened the British Are Making the Third Fai Rain Tt ' ' mu ’ ® continued t t , ; ; ' : ot er or ee v ; ' ; ' _ — oy cutting bie lp ane die jp tt stike | DEMAND SHARE IN THE STAKE. Attack on the bis aise ree: PN: Ree Bertnemeliesy, eitiag “BECKHAM ovone IN | : : has, | ‘come eta ie, watts he lost consc.ous-| The slump in volunteering is illustrated “eM estheriy winds: Mondey fac ard ~ The mot a iti ' sabpswessynesr ee re re m o ee ~ e sx ite away, leaving the b ' N wW Feb —~§ : az) Western Texas, thkinhoma en! Indian Tert- ‘ MOEN © Was & es ep wel tics w Cue 4 , friends The iaw * supreme @ the following inciden : ? LONDON, e ——Spencer Wilkinson . Tere . st ous Mills alone on the bank of the | J — tory—Fair and colder Sunday, Menday fair; rreau | | Goebel was dead, J. cc. W in) thing fr ard must In time be re-ewtabliehed. And ; a emocratic Lieuionan. ave. hu. . the people of eh: ail the wrongs he and hie partly Rave The Invernesshire Militia, over 1000 strong,' “CONTINUED ON I'AGE SEVEN. gurthweaterly winds teu ie ae ae Bet BRA. S Brice

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. ee ee Es ee v ™_ = SPAT CH— FEBRUARY 4, 1900 | " ae suffered dress cn find their proper re- ; = ; ) ~~ «hatal BLACKBURN oY WOODSON | - B. M’CREARY, ee 8 ae , *- €& ° «# « | AS. ANDREW 8COT inl inimintn intent nts ; R. Ww. BRADRBUR . - A oC eo oe tt“ane outrstd : Od Cc ore N, . Ar their ra e the door ar »& M'CHORD . ¢ atone xicusly } HARTE femring. tha 2es ae the min ooked RTER se long «| . on truth. vet ‘ 1Ules fl w by Bpeak . enwe. ; wondering ; A er I’ . » td at the WI re Tem. of Senate THE BROT Ne LILIAM Ss P , ; ne 5 oe HER ARRI CM OLE ; Ry OR, Y ‘Mailly, at 7:o» th VES owe 4 ,WI8 ¥ Goebhe] xe e (rair } : F : JOHN K HEN oe 7 Pulied into I; " i ng Justus Lew ; ENDRICK — on to meet PLUATOSS At t) EW Is M’ » . , ele . : him Were (he @ta- @ QUOWN Samuel J. s> Urey Ww . ; SH ACK a , pe of SNackel ford - . ovdson, ® Soren KLEFORD che tT Appeals, an ‘U, Clerk of the Car SOUTH TRIMRLE : ole ington Th and Mayor Rhinook f eurt be > 4, - if . ‘ ad aeere - 4% = (eee What had Weaker of the H “ T Steps y Met Mr. Goebel at ; a Who is . r Pavier to aay “a e. oe wy , ‘ “ss ihe cult a ‘ees woverning by virtu hae apy he man a t) S he dead, tel] r ” »% ” O05 4 P » . ine : le s, a Uon (nls aSsaa@sin- 4 e rst words he ig he dead?" we: TAYLOR D ced ] is nar ere 7 re | E Yn y the ¢ dead.’” was the ac The aire we EPLY REGRETS oe trut) Priends Whe aes assuran He mol = #7 Ane rarried tis h _ ? ” - The party iM). i114 ii‘ Pp ; . . s* pj . sh. the ; sa Done Utive Budhdi: aap kly. 4 m nhutle '- eytet A ia ; ° eruna N ‘ fata ( fulldirg , ole rrr iter ~% riawe as Ota Cc al whot was | ig, whence | apitel Hotei) (oO cleck arr ure-A|] e rounded by is Bred lie w tT ; Wit 4a sian INA fs noe I. : nor rs his r) te Ais Sijf- ry CG i ‘ a iT Strean ‘ ' oT A ‘oura ali 1 mn Nas y gu me ing? fromm } ‘ ire all’: ie « ae thi : arty F ay Is, Which “7° whersa (Was ( ecotreda fos . “, Sr) it ; as "Tel Oepiy re 2ret hits deat ,* ; : Qing be] wil os Ii ys mn itiit. - tl , ", i ns 2 a” ty at be. » MOsSt politely 4, Sald Mr. Tay- r j Vlomed ¢ Seka 6c PPh aeantee *t that Pert Organe Never ; *; ® . that j~ t . ' Man miak . oO Was done, Ney i hin forma! - 3 pt pees “ Se idew? » Say ae make A More heryje { er did a Be se saben 3 Pie overt} ! saath two Ka inst death dae lé Di Trsonal fiurht it Smads sayy. , ' Viet) | lis After i CiOebe}l } PO ately | : t(Miuy of th . 2s aie ra \ ; . : lhe ‘ echt ] . il | _ ~ ‘ p ois Ta ‘ ’ erumpled Jik:- aternoon Gov (tac mesiy t rtiffeate , r wil ' rd) fir ’ ; lileacle P gi deel pee at tries fo _— ’ * 4 Ll] Ne rr re, It We P "Tr RrASS before : SulTic rit rmautne of an i? ps ve : end ee HON the beget ryy . 2 seg me to conmroly w the 4 rigs’ ste ' winning of the ST . itt t}) law Powe rf sie REETS 3 rful spime ' ARE DES tion at ‘hy na " . to ne *¢ ley ’ t} -j. ; T) W hii Mr Cicp ry ’ ESERTED. , 1 . lis »? . v7 if # 22 : Ti ; ? . aa Oe i\ rece . at fered. I” “ st i wer, a oe cic + after , ae’al Was rent iio rr? L bre : Washington IP NO effe stl Chicas , Trini ae ‘ less ul eOXpired : CNP Pes see | Cord ere. ruskeser } t ‘nt ert and ¢ Dad poares . J) bo rlethr ie Would sed Bee, Ali, s Tes] ; . tiie 1 fhe ' itly ; , ? _ 1} ? ‘ : 4 MN . . i Tle bottle ‘ Ps }? . -itie j 'y . Tie rit " les ; - mp +. ‘ ; i ; , \ re. *? lh. : Ue ? Mt) ; Thom ti wes © Wes sgl full of wily | We V, OPderedd ‘Al Ot BUN a « . ny wesa say that I h EI de a? wu“, ’ i Wiis “Jot ’ a ‘od t ’ } ? . at ne 4 ifs wT \\ _ CAPRA berok , st tTaeen ‘ ! New dir] , . -t } trae xy tie st | ii aif cr , ad Peaile a Cans At ii ’ as . bid ‘? ¢} x . T}ve ’ Pte , 46 F C7 hie a a . , oe ** Titesty ‘ a SLfers - , le ty e be we ~ : en Ka thered| to 4 where yt Mri a mPecial ¢; train wae Oyet Would oe rT ( Mmoes of My ny ; Sis pins A up ranciseo, t 7¢ mL yy) , tin Wis K ft * our late — oO ce | ; ay I it’ KN! Pgs ne “ i ‘% ity, a | gy! Mes, -. ready te i AON: J pand it js |} a: 1 e absolut — Deane @ DIPTLITt \..Ls fy mm ike ° ‘ oe ‘ = ‘ vert ieryrs at illite \ deracg . Cea ie, obey , . ne , - |} trenrble heat WSs rt a rk of su , . [hie M1) il ‘ . Ww? ’ . trie re ' ’ ‘ i ’ ° vered bose Ciryy, hile ) aii ‘ ~ . if ‘ rif 4 . es. i” aries - Wid Not be re rw —_ : tT nT Ee RENS | OPES other circum- ‘ é rt emen—T take Dlieasi | “ec WERE - ’ . . baad s ‘ey ! ™ - at ~ ’ “") : ** Pittable Art} oe ‘sOehel’s relat bof fmfm jn fnfntntt te r i a rr sine to the merit td "aie es . IMS Sf ae tee Lid] Goehel relatives » a ae Dae dae par Sar be | . in a ; - tarda, I] have : of Be. j we ; COM det Nis bets the brother wt m4 . ‘ iti ns he fiaee s “7 ‘ ‘ ‘ ray T°, , A i ’ ‘ oo im fe ae i to be led “bed oy) | 4 Young man, } Kentucky to sume « - Years oe hm jm fom fon fonfanfnnt enter, Gov iieeniliailRieciaatina. ere affileted wr ro those who ‘ee irrhal “totaly e if ~s Kae ec me thes £ pang phe hy taid ime? nov, + ved ia private wat ; ations qe tye ition ‘ | : ed an havine i © 1 presse litutive wl - i rp \ Nix : en ea , Mmen le a ta ss, } ainte Welled - ery ty - Proving ¢ yt ‘Rislative session of 4 “rT ta Barderiuan : ‘TF eepted the. moult Ss UFoppead out Mero op , QO sue | nd ‘ SKEORT. ky yd Pi TCCTL SO Dene gy Cian have Mark mia . .*™ ') “o , - rreety 7" -*s paige mt} . al atid Is > i t . Il . ‘ ba Tent) Aric Se rye] " i hain " oS oa ‘ djutiayr t.¢} , ew .? 4(s0\ T . . ! ; I’, “ rere fe , que eursy ‘the “TD nase , , Me he ate :, Ve Was Pe-elovte 4 the nex 6 meneral Colljer ayior . Wor shai Yor linet “iy iv Teo tthe w4 . sa lie gene d Represer Tutiy ] ‘oma biotite ] _— ISU uted Tad SePered tes YF ‘ng flatly relilsmed { a this evel Everybody ! : eane ’ ~ . ee | ‘) , ; "I ore ety? —s in oF ; , stl i i we 17e SI - . \* vs 7 aia ‘ ‘) Te* - . — . ‘. Te. Cpibardy, } m ' ‘ hi ae \ thie \ Tor mene. ‘es ! (et) ral ‘ni. » wake Darius \ Lj ntetant In ING | hy ie I*eake of th. habeas _ rpus a i¢ oenize a writ o: farr} ; h rene i en Mohe had ot: ’ " nif STaduating: jn pase wre ee Rich- | PTY M-Governor of , 4s Neuinatesd the re), S issued by Judge " Acute a “aPeas aft: "hia, .’ ti tient "T . ‘ Prved! , ‘CaAViliy colle ‘ we ') Tints ' j \\ bldg Coed ; i the “4 Tle A ga] ct™e or ¥ a NI re for ; r ‘ i? ti —- ' rn «> ’ ; tis uf f hy, : simi it sy na ! Te, som he lope van +3 — ately ufter ree at the ] , 3 leket Witty Pitprlie r : MIrnZo \N ti} . Cadi ] . Perey ' Y ides 1) in +) on aha i? hin i’ s Ver the Pursuing ni =e i jie Atudy af ]*°Ts« ) Ode * Lp Aruuisviile convent si ' Wille Wiis arrest até. il Stenog- io AVOorite sa asta] wen. ' yen the principal mis Work in thie di AW and ia soinewhe: Ham t@af slieh: » vn In | INE Ment yests.s Sted and put inte : ; He was ¢ pal of the Bardst rection acted ae l ‘MeWAAL bovish ny Sot physiyue amd of | 4 W ; SP ay Bites i ry oe ineir ~ “'stown High se A988 eX eeling! Appearance ff ot rit of inju: PINning a netic THE LAST School for three “— ty pueasant Wakitie a Nites] W Ih | Tavyior’ , pee fleon qrr) t? + ; — ad vl T hye : DAY OF - . tes pers caf t} id ite lnstru ‘teal f Taos ' 1 rend Vir Hi counsel e e] and Ord {his re uli 1m1Ti ie’ rt irtred 4 : and Weollicl ° tbh end ric - : —— ees Shrors a £0PCeA te rey Satin in S6 TD adeeorpe is on F Ro vos irick eame. PRANKFE a turn to - ers the Militia t l.izzi, (;} We) riiv afte Pep vee P » Insure Maj r Longestre . we Wiquid ¢ mar, afte SNP ORT heir m O Reqw] Vned aiKker, the 5 lock Mrs Street, | Drees r i} ae . Oo e mes Wife ‘ I S Sra Meanie and «9 rT ; Wiis given th Wileh | ham to-nicd ' : Meh > Cay Hg k es, of the ~~ sap pve , i " : } tlie immpris. M ea a : earn ; _ ‘ way, . | oo “> lben lees . . . t- i} , - . wunty i » ms Ore Jthige Mt OP Pobhear He —_ | bed be E. ry pir tee n man Mhuition: l Cile fu owing ince ai letsial af me and : writ of hy i & mir? and pe Nepeon Who ote: R f La . nme si eb! , threads beearaar . i e Peper ae reund yy o nga the qd ingers y +9 Pr .LiOMZzee VY aT ir ovr is for a ber] for a an Served On the «ef fr ” ree, ‘* SVN gare } a x rilele ~~ j EN ae ; ; hie have wir ~ ‘ | 1 gure had bigs ‘ me] rr) iki? aa j ait re nase ant al los o «k, ‘ esvial of ‘ye bs of «lint The. Hew "rivet! WnNTaver. | oN 1 l TIVE orp ° i SIrwuctign af «% , liane ChURTD Massed ot ; (dide- . whe. ePrives| at = UMTidavit t if (sreene = meneral Kraneis 2 ife ~ fry h a. os . I | yy Tr Hi | ere I) 4 - i I* } es - \ 1] aah a rn cer 4.te tje*- a pil nes of . iis like ty ; , ait Pe » fs The ral \r : s \ GEN Hlon Tr nat TT len iorr) ter} I)» HW wr | Peo the 1’ hal ik rt. IX \ i. «vf Pie Steg ts I , PIL yy2e*?) rT} thi. caante Pesa*fes] that t} acitW Jt ler Me \\ lentil ePpulare and hs rnold, of the at e JOE W . 1OmMaASe Gahan - TStsan ‘ lhe 4) , . ‘ote «af tha " . . , % slerTerl , ’ % i's ‘ «=> tle Te Mai se” Write «sf . “Ore wl ee Or . “ « hij . é [yf he Biaais *ai Pie _-_ ‘ .P 6 e . = . . rhe ‘ 2 dyspe . ive Sulit. Pe, | , a i ] Mr. | aAnnour ye! Uticle o¢ sine roe P pees . Toeea b.il} }. sat wt | ge w=) « a re Ciuse of af e’riite tieners] xX -f{ Ol)- 7 ljoin CARO | ; ims (; than f d . w _ I was fn { t Beat deal from we to the peu row that If pz he pullte 1 a ession of | Serve imme | “rif Sutter, with Gir 1 in the Street was muster Major Lon ators Su 7 CN- Comr 2, Member of N: ee Ms eho’ F i iNnfense ' Wealth th . Iue of thyic Ptlenei ab lerdy .¢ HUlidings Vashingt, CE ry ; and ve ee ae fallen ratic had T bert ete i) tha: r iz j erry h a (; \ \\ ? lite een it if } Loe. ay i ts Bi hes vir ss} erify ~ 9 , ‘KRressman ] +j : writ rid of th ms a e lf? the/ af bi fed wit? ; Owes 7 was ‘ : > Seae 6 nortnloy : that ; bij ’ . Tw 7. _ : = .? Temaftlone : (rene |} ‘ . i ' : 2 ©f0US rie , : . Deeerri , lt eatiar Ie a Nhourishmens t, TRing and haa | 3 ee aT, Utieler thy, 18 2 LTV) Cpene thoes] dirn leeply the reeno saa tillers lo sery be ¢ : toward ¢] — Sap i dow ease malarial fever w) POrnis 10 O P good o ij ™ teen Vear ind (farrh for four or the — ' Sifice ’ LUTOOT) Picet ig ‘a1 CTR dery P siiie titic qt t ) 5 Perle Te ditges - i ae a . res ! ' tprito] r? _ te'te d } ‘, ‘ichi bia fl f P fi I ‘ : - Plheetig! = him dow, i ime sinee the bul] | have a ] eottee Of this deploy een ig ald saned suzy ee Steation. F inv te _— Grid coy, =. % frucka of gp ieeincck Peruna of — Shea Hee foun eruna 4S afi eff ea Gps ging: and tenet , " " ny - al ie bP i vid, , a" SU2fepyoer wif ike ' a "—e > “aT . , - *) ‘ relies fj am , aFirtg SOPVe ried ‘ i ' ale Mr. Goebal’s « ) mt Struck chiar ; liewd anne] acsuyr "2 Vent. 7 Pay ee t Nolaw ae i} Wy “ilroued he wv ( ePsapeake to the Unis di his pretuy Catar ectiv, | ; Ll doctors t billed to Kr 7 ; ‘ | ‘ - Tr)e { ’ at] , . 4 = nt ii ae > igi t ; v « is if | Purit rhe . ] \ . , ‘ lé j : ‘+ ’ ’ ld a iti] ; ’, ‘? im’ I j = ? ! €in 99 fitrie] 7 val a ’ Tie felling. V“\ en , Lfhern) Shows j a : ‘ ‘ urive aft thy, e. ‘ Ifles of shinee . Stian — : it Re Tre reyy sriacas ‘ moar bet , \ q° . the fo!) nwt . aies. anne eaves e AZ > of I reure ‘are xT ‘) abla es ; “ ’ ie " | ve ‘’ * ‘ . ‘ i , "se OmWen,t} g7 se" (ei fi)! | 4 *) i an * 1? ' . . at t} . , ' sath we it 4 l? , ’ ik > , on’ eo : stata nh rallies 1 fy © Was shot Nuewe | made! Kenty kv has ] “ee. In W iillam 4¢ , hand | Prom me Tn hey w Kex] j a aga otra ty\ atte cern Slate Breat cat el veard to th ' wa remedy, Pet thy irned ; ' AOL Tpwng lewt . has lost one of f within ' ise { i ereuned tote thee ety buildings. ana ‘ satel L eure , Me — rie * Peruna, thy ey can't k em a faint and and neb ne of her gr hin the poy t legal wary i = bree . and | reund t nd ow) ougt . . “ ‘ 1? . ; " ‘ seu’ ET 3 ’ ' Rre a7 } mwer or rY P ‘ \ . « , . . ae ft ~~)? ' f *} e . ‘ have } ‘ ‘ TI ‘ ' ’ st? had Kn Hie Uloame) doe ‘* Salas | for . en His hie) Quiet and ~ ATLA, fee Deeg ‘ure of his mit SULter Api 8 apitol ton) SO Peruan tet isn Pert ‘ uN i if Prorsiat. ; ere COs COUrARY ' : meh «eh ’ Allg porotes tf etOore pea t — Miissicy ? e” lea] ' , ChEDLE any ? ana . . PUTA f ¥ a I ‘rit! , ‘ TVA TD ipa Mara ial , ‘ ! 14>?) to ? ; ve ’ rT hee . ! step ; ’ ’ he r} a TTY reerrir . ‘ Week Os Vw f well Y believe Ndafe o Hess an ' , ro girndess , all indivi. Went! to the Wes... , nth cli arn fre “a ts, and = ; wy MTEC = Fre n “ Twi 7. he = , ' ‘ | he Would g r . it hid bye (sive rl : : t ‘ Tris Shed oy lhe ify x eeies J ell it Vevar «ty “* . is } rt, . nts af th . iif ine ise OTD il re ‘ : Lillele - nmiv , | >, tw > ws — : i VN , Pigs iT . liter ett di rt . 7 . "ia? ’ ley fou} With me lead. marty Frank? an hand » es i for HiFies wy . 40e gat ? Sty Fecomy te rr with Wotmdort; I enter sea k ! > a t . i; i ‘ : / j ey. Cray , Wel) inte in’, & ond the . ie wisdeo ances which . iti Me death aa “ Sule to-day est : pare ae ae ‘ Sheriff werte Massae _ docs j riathe bs much | the morning 1 last nig): miof men far etr Ould tax the i, Of aw, Goedel Beck) efore the! allowed +. fen Of i othe gate in an. @ lice — ‘Vest that. vas cons Tage andj|ing well the try onger than I. Know Mg Governor, removed Ham, then Aer.) cept ge yomiter the Prech No one ia Btate ; Was shige ior the n. i ‘ m1) 4 tig diftie it - tie A fut . 4 (;en c% Hi , ps apt hAll Carrier : ’ Pie] wey a i ty: darters , down ij rst t'me ‘ef le Ph] that : { . J * tAirite whs Po ite 1.8 lo = } om Se oO ° , tte? | ?) ’ hone } Devt considera. NaUseg ha d, tery m4 I" tri) ene i ie lett | f *¢* moment, but me more than l’e tnd helped Mr a } Foon yi Ca Vers ’ PS at firs : fhe : Vou acrn'y t esp , eruna ' 2 S. Bre vie Sore “ imst 7 e ciel ’ b> ‘ 4 ec iLalils cl ' I fir, ‘ >r ihe te dining t treatrmes ~~ and the wehietne? | far. 4 a [s here a this mig Th, Sutter iit of i ii helpful i red Btres g Medford Ke g Sable Worse c lanity t, -* at, the mari ' oO; | wt a * “4 ’ ] 4° , . ' mo) a t bys ‘ Cases I hay ‘ } 7 er - = . Ae, Pr. Hen COCK when _ nt ogain | a rit Suttey anideo Testores the ¢ stomach t ¢ e heen tre mys. "Vis ‘ . ot ‘ ‘ ’ ¢ ; that i? *; - ° 6 7+? ‘ 8 at 7 Ne ari | asked ‘ ag A Wiis ‘ iil “a he kKrew A ™ , 5 a je’ 1} ‘ iiy me ' i if ’ se — e i? du ~_ , ss ifibtis ¢ ) ‘tur t r ‘ i irr} f in ~ nivself aor ae) Na ‘ ‘ / 1 “ f ‘ ; : qr} ‘ 4 _ s , . . . ‘ ‘ e. cul es ’ ‘os Welle P's Tr ' ' Wet Kany] .. ts ‘ rutia Son e k i Bs I 1a '. j ia on liinie We iteiy Ire 4 an] hiix \ 4 fhe atentgdsel pyres te ‘ ee TY? \ , ‘Kk te | a"'dthe At : Just th 9 , i} ? ‘ . ‘i Viv wit Dixfeorm |, ; © bias til, . Mec" mm wit eight erve: three wry OOTe threat i ; tlarrh off 9} Pie 7] eciee Fe os oes xs 00.1% 6 Nite ar J Inje | ons , o whice ened ar > K | rr, ; v ‘ ‘ , ‘s ' t SCitrey , : ‘ i Kf frye 4 yy o ¢ ” P ° }. ’ ina ** i i« _ i] - base ‘ a ) 1) eit ; ak. i ‘), ; : Sid os ear = » tt? ’ : 4 him Af erward of " Miskey lined sty '; "T hye a yo ewehe T Sitttes Writtle) ty Crete from t? A Tete VS Ta OX nM \ Wave « , in how ‘? ' Mir CResedret » Phorpelytiye i= | - Weir 1 Cuma yee ‘Y] Lhe ; rr? am os ; Wallace aft - ve eS ie pest we re - ven | i tidecs i ‘4 . Peelttenre | ren liidea?t ria a Pre ects oe affect. “4 eemate Petes ‘i Kenty k \ ye plain 1. THE TOWN OF SM atrie prvi tis i é ’ soon a ae ’ Viner to the hy, : | ~~ hide? ovine es CrZan, every ; Atter : vanes Wits Ser ‘ ‘ : if ! ‘ Where ’ _O mein a ti . esa eT cliktaes tt l . , “= tke ever . . ‘si TThes i asl nt | r . a ‘* thre Reg, N . ‘ie ‘ V4 ‘ iver my ge) 1?) ,eT Ver Athon ‘ thie TW, had rte ' rdw cence. aerpertedf au Wing ofl + DON, KENTUCKY ~ f th, oft j le tenece " ' . y Used : } . , , - r . peor? " a - fe s! Tee lat 1 e* “4 fy i? . i rts ‘ ; , a ° HIS LAS f COn- | Come — = Ly Fisiature Wop : ‘ : i A ih thee Dd ceed " tts, if * | ae] ait k * i , - ' ’ . r , : eondit! iW Meet on ° j ter ser MEET aries : rh oon 5 T ANNOUN th ae : Ormdit! nm and deel’ ee IL any Bee ‘af ‘ Boers Wi! , fevtny 4 } : tarraA aw. ° au ad \ CEMENT : Si rvie qs «‘y ore . led .) miok a, : ’ ' ; ; 7 , ttisf . . ! — . ‘ fn lt ts” ’ s ° i} . i Am ad : ie ‘ perce ae . Pe rer? 4? | rid ‘ tis? ; . ; ’ on MUI we to t} fie I. | " , wilir hy m he Live Sipe TT ¢ t) ie | of i? rine \ , y . ’ ‘ i, 4 i ty 1) . e ‘ vr Myse) ie Werpyed , ' Assn fu an. Bay ‘k , . read ‘ha f Howl: ‘ [Tt isa , T): : i : COUS Moan ve - Mhe hvnodern uf thi Gta alivers tem ill joy when wea A 1A With: Jdelen vit f ean ree + “\ ah ie ' b).gae , f ks ¥ "4 Br tempor amy oy “ Ss Coirage t Ris indo ier nothing i, ‘ ect and entire. | ree Was only ten ! H ce e ] , a | MW fhas e233 , as £5 STAA ' dT ‘Mitable flaom leet bin k Mnv of your ly k rod Piliation grad peli Mpreorcary li OW Paylos ir Gi ' tthe a). th , } Pry we CLEA a NER if for.’ eniy } 1 AaSK of Cod nA Wis amd r Krew Mer . ba telen] ebb \ | ; ‘ an . . +> ¢ if rite . . ‘i ¢ Lodo . ‘ tii { ’ i > Mav fortyly (men liberal] rod, ENA river} to od, wh , . Hin © ude ' rt / ad f x. “ hie sia) mn] nr ¢ , i" lor VI “(yor } «hy 1] sag ated upley ticle t) i vil pe ih his [iuiKe dro bread Dike thie ( Pts eh «wel ' a - es rt ’ , | \ / OW that I'n) nin Ce bedside. ey Miaggt r- | : 3 be given him Hd th not, and t+ | ha bir | 1 Qaiyt ~ ae , ’ bide : % * lor . “ Koltig ¢ : a. riadd ‘ titty, nothing u let h' ' ; oo hi ee © m™ 1) i Peie thE hae »? ' , : es I MeCornm ‘tag K to pet ove; fe hy athe ‘hat Thine Wavering, for hy m ask inj man's bedsid “c Efinere left pipe a | il ¢ ity ' ' he cus ' jttire : .¢ Ss THE RAR WITH wt fa't } riuvor ‘ ~ ' s ike , ’ : ‘ ‘hy i? " j ‘ i ite) re pee ‘Viti So . . ' ! ' be ‘ 4 > ] TH! : ‘hig r? ec tar ‘ 3 “ i\«* asf ¢} evel. of i? rie j ‘j ‘ : \ i ! tal i ; , ' may | Pd as YELLOW ta 4 la os si if), , if , : berery this } thie wir , ‘ .1ee ws 4K aly - ‘ IN! itis Wile rere , he PPheory get ! i ; i ’ ' . aia g munities #ide sal 1. ” Ir Vi “ Is dq hitnie, r j all hie = } lidera] man is uns? , | t tly 1" a despar " i %) ‘ j ; i! nee | ; , ) ' ‘ ’ ' ‘ ! aah ¢ 4 puatenennnsinettenisinnsiitian é ‘ Doctar ny ' COP egy: k to ir ; ays il ile Ir | (aoe be! alive , ' t i-fT ry Sos lh, | \! ’ | j a , ‘ij ; ' ‘ ’ ‘ i nenasiatateesetiniictinenie te umnemnenuensisinaen 0 kn ‘ ‘ a) Britt . 1,8 VV her : 4 «had » int) Jtisty 2 , ; j ‘ , , ‘ } > ae - ween sees teeenstseemn-rne = to ee Loe treat , & to pet well | en he had fini i, but no effort ~~ SeOnmel at | Se ' Wereee aby , ’ ; | . art i ‘% i] ] f he re r Was iv@e i “Mr me co, + for DT hav Se yeeral Wiint | erre knelt at th) ] ading Rey, Talia. Conscious man Made Co wpaus : — ae = i: " DEATHS NAN to aT (aexgoe) y Pal things | fered a USNs Man's bed A As Dr. Hur (ithe ' : - Seths itm v- ! KELLEY rea a ‘ral hay . Tit ive r t) , ‘ and af. laff ia . la Tipe depart . ’ . ‘ " . I ei ,* ' a f F - Dergic ‘ leur? IAt iis o fliete. ae dee te] rrsy } ! dé ~~ ot ‘ Ps : ’ Che tie Was ‘ | oy I i” fow , | asked ty tr m! " i! ‘ be spared + MI . ! Dro ters ut " mm fT 1a* Pipaoryy ¢) >» 7 4 : . ‘ a : . , _ i¢ea.a8 EA 0 " > Shen ¢ ; ; cour ; " emt " ; » atta : ory , ~ » Bley , Aa , , Se ‘ . : ©. ‘~, ing hiie berest oe ‘ ’ tm. in ype Nn \ he VW t! ave ‘he ne vok hd if it net he o3 entire vp by i i We q antes 4 Surne Ces ay c Aat he A i : ou ie is , ‘ ; : I ~ Pint? hex I —— ; T a aS | saV *9 eee ed that Arthur choc tien. Gat. | the salvar ord that he live then grant." inkink ant oe ie ce ngry ate | a To | | | | ‘ Ion ao fo — bua . were ts ; . a! ay? ‘ . . *! Pr’: a rr? bers ‘7 1 ' ‘ . ‘eae ‘ ’ a ; " se. wa ‘y Phen for oy VB lanes ‘oO Mis amide. | left 1 moot his soul. The ‘ arent entiy jin arti treet la pede yeaa wg nl adn Is . O ved oe p ‘J } * ‘ ] va : ‘ . ‘ ‘’ ne) ; “Te ‘ . . an @ se 1) sere ’ : is i ‘ ' } ; ae mas | fr “ 1 ny ' 1 New th Fw Nurse. j ; I T Ti i’ 7 | ret } , m ni re } wi heen \ “ 6% i rm se | I ee }?j al . ¢ ani if }: PrP ‘ DEAT} ifi, . Taal . ; } - ti t+ ; Pires I " ' bteaebre W , ** }*.i ‘ . > I _ ’ ’ *» : ahaa ; ! hey “tid Pra Aap rr) ity ! = | f! “or “ hors , ’ Line partor ory bree sPial t ‘ grr] ot hee j P a Vesl ia? 7) 4 «lS } ’, : *) ’ “ : - ; ' . j ‘ us , HS. ifier ¢ ; bd | NI TVhevert iy . ; re erevridy _* Sile t ‘ age rm ks , ae O49 i iis i’ 7 ia Ptisvay ? ' [ » \e babs nal nt . see ut . 2 ie \W iv ' ‘ i ' prave \ he \ lis ‘ ! Tije? ‘ : “- . {rise al 4) ' y, ges ’ pix . ‘* ' ’ . \ sidered L. ‘ “ NF ig on felt Sallis tas a meeting Se Hf Was announced tha: «uy es CeThead ol = Nis bee tetde. ‘ wer’ hia rheurmtat é Of the pers aris ae a : ' ' Shs ‘| : LARiGONEY 4 a o . ~ n \ ' , a : we , - us . . . the} ') Was Sa * hat in rel Vaiss eon Ana it Rtent Mm iy " ole mil «of the had ee cif furthe: ss Twa) ae canine '. an pels oof Ohba ing and P p feared A ftiast ann ’ Tree ' ‘ ‘ ‘ , \! ; , , , “a Cor ; Vilng . . it} an . Ans re Wen! . >) ! le’ mer . il vey” re mr riit « . Rive Tir i ' . @ivi iad f 4 fia bys seed , \ , . j ‘ie + @rriy NAN alive eANdeave wort to the ; . en at the hotel! SP UTeTY Unica Th waters Qert tne Sapnti f ne owe wt se WRN , He a ' Dis (ik > ‘ of bi La ber st? be. f [= aselp, ‘ ‘ te Karergy (Sually aff mereps he sery lees wer therms . ‘ ms } . ‘ : if rap! ) ws. ; . ° > 4 ; P ® : * ‘ i ’ \ ” ’ ° ad oO. «* ~ ps : “ , Wiis tbe tis eek . tlhe react, sheers Dr Tallafern pe vad sere? eed Font ler ane Mists Orit tia Hood ‘ ‘ wi a ‘ery go bar j Sh atal « | ' shone ’ ‘ers Blal? hae is ‘Ue slhore ©), from hel he follows . PoOpened by | KaSste of Sister imme te the P del aves PAP SAD AT ica pi et by , ode ra ! ~~. \ 7 ai : ’ , ; ‘ af t Pie batt ‘4 ifter % James ehay - ‘ neg from the Book - rr) wht . ‘ie .f) ‘atic bereay (, Xi oh ’ ehias rr given (ase / a « 4 j " Viehis inte h j te > Me ‘ i . : 7 , ££ ! ‘ ren . ~wSewess 80) . ha ors > 5 PST I t - ee if y c Ah we as il ’ e i ‘ laste “ . ete the [a ; ; from ith] their bepress * ifs eivrisawl fo 7 Peay ' ‘ eve j ots : > ory. any among leak | were Arizona ‘ tied arr I bree lier Ju tape ' Ork ¢ suffere flimas ands * if , ; ' ‘ ‘ . ' : \ ‘ =e i : ' bia ; . 7 Swans? j You affitcted le? aos , . ’ Viilr; I . rrive Dhiete of j ed friwr rhe r" ‘ iW? ! rh Peres 1« . ' iJ i - trualtea opal * - , . Ale pray Pulsations been oveR as they wat . - , es Rheumatism canal . a 5 tah aie mn : “me ) ’ & Me ; ' shers { ’ “¢ | ~ s* e ales ; : id BieeWeys an thive i Aad rhe > Pass ‘i i i hte) i ; / y reat . rp 6g ; at mit a cow four year Fs is taliam % tit , 4 : . ni pies ae a a \ reer. a Cimalf fe ' -_ vie ’ ‘ ‘ i | aos = ‘ ‘ ‘ of lress 7 - | vi ih ' pe _ years , i v\ ' pers j: eas ‘ , a a sarit yy : ) ” R ES et oT ' J nar VP oe ee. ae. Fe’ i wone j . pa - ; i: “sf: ay fey e 7 . P ; -i@ j ‘ , ; ’ oe o AAVEe ol laret uMmMmit te. . Riven him Cont. ! . ns, they shall! " e Rrie ved by 7 . anothe SS Vow er" | mijee if know le area er, ane pray one as I faults, one ty i bes ea iweay, hus ryt . ; Ime thu . A . or s reo, ce " a ; st? : ? . y be healed. T another that ye ease f , t Ju ftis. who swoule nN tT Was th he effectual t their tate Upon the «¢ mbit aTrive tone kien ° os " . . ‘ + Jy ite ervent deat. The So A ata Sei alone wit f ° \fter ttre | , ' ’ oF .o i . veN 4™ } ‘er and siate isa 4 . Is tpitnes ‘ atat baths. Spear en] ‘ : fy ' | 7 - Never Drs Ma inte a Hour of the oft (LPINEY a Devcon ma ? , \PRER Pea PPoint« bie Cqary ; ‘ filam ss — im’ BaD = 7 efter’ « ‘ rr reeheves {ges . - ile \ = Th re vw“ | ‘ tle ge ‘ I ™ her; a - . Wired debe rtas. ss , ; mo ri iget ated PAT. ‘4 years, our dea . " ‘4 4 A tyet t . , mera! Someday | 6b ci. J ridas at 2 1 Ww Peh -_ - e tm fr - ‘ Ka . - aa . wn Bherie « , n Nes > a a beled bast ‘ "2 fa fv ae . "i Pee! lenwe ite of hie bret h oT in lem, were left und lo turdved » Wai re | de the Wo py- lie in ? Mitel aga aun bry A rhe . svidiler with a Reve funeral aS Peter ead Peat, TION St Ange ay . Cemetery poe oS , r aul Fev. nat 3, *™,™ A2p mw. “TESS street bs ermeapt artveta: ihe re.

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Se Setteh A iadl 8 EE TET ee ee ER ER I NE RBI N S TMT RN TTE aRe ARE ET eto es fl oe PS ree ger yon “es lil eee i) wt » . a " ‘ a oe 5 is ad — ~ el SUNDAY MORNING—SI. .)J IS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. B ee eS ——— — i nliiiettinadndindintin:, 7/_—__eiiniiia ne . ent ta AAAASAAAALAAIAAAAA AAAI AAA AAASAAAAAALIIAAAAASAAATAASALIASIVASAAASAAAIIAIALII ILS ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST STORE’S BARGAIN OFFERINGS MONDAY ARE JUSTIFIED BY FACTS. MEMORABLE BARCAIN EVENT WHEN THE LAST RESERVE OF THE GREAT SIEGEL-HILLMAN BANKRUPT STOCK Is put on sale at prices devoid of profit. We are determined to clean it out at once—with it and our After-Inventory Clearing Sale will be the great bargain event of the year which you should not miss, when every odd lot and broken line will absolutely be closed out without regard to cost or valu2, to mik2 selling surer, swifter. Cee cerita pa on eta rl nA Para pee pup Pint pe pur praprntupiptii ae —The final windup of a'l the A grand general cicarance of the bankrupt Siegcl-Hillman stock and our afier-stock-taking clean-up of al! odd lots. Mere are prices to illus- 7 2a + —t e ' 1 - . se Fr n en S- = ff t Nn en &, Siegel-Hillman Bankrupt Stock a lee ae and our after-inventory ciear- = ’ = trate how low we have marked th:m to make a cican sweep of the ing sale of all odd lots in Linen Department gives unsurpassed F. er a . au 3 i 7 BP es ond , a [ bargain opportunities Monday. , ; BraSe*e:" a ot . 3 . “een 2% aces — VAALAAAALLAAASL. CECECTTTTTT The following goods trom é nf | 3 | -Hillman Bankrupt Stock and our own odd lots. Our Model Linen Department Bear a Double Reduction Tee, E : + Be Billie f= PhS : cd pea mize lot of Laces A = pce mined Laces, Oriental, . s ™ as : ' ] > ‘1 “Of . P's rR oo on 0 HES era They are all everyday necessities and are the biggest bargains recorded wy _ : ae Gr price. = ¥i peta 2e dey | me in the grand history of Crawford's price cutting. “72 ee Zo = ) ee we sce mine : tof Laces See. inches | T.inen Crash: full 19 inches wide; Ifotel Towels; all white huck, hemmed, oT. ' , e “4 Se rice; Ore ord’ s pris ~ % © SG of ‘ rat re = tiene in aad Double to sabe inches, $2.00 grade; a a Val hea apn “ oc eg: ere oe “1c Reduction Price, yard . as rouble Re- WASHINGTON AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET. Bure au Searfs; all white, with hand duction Price, dozen gh $1.39 ym E Remnants! Remnants t] Remnants! !! : ' ' | around and row of open eal Imported Cream Turkish Hath a ae i a On a ae Nee —S tie * i OD LW LOL POD APP fn LOL” 20,000 retnnants of Laces, Nets, Veiling, Chiffons, Corded Silks. Liberty a | le h ~ h, Pout! Towe Double . Silk, etc.; all widths, lengths and qualities, must go, and go quick at the rhea f ara c it ese ead § “tull double bed teens ca : ¥ 1 Hemstitched Dinner © ad e prices they are marked. >) + ; = -= an Pe si ~ anne -e . ' hae > eins; asqerese oped va bargain at $6.00; Double f n ner , & ; nN if [ | O 5 Nn e Siegel-Hillman’s Fancy Neckwear for Almost Nothing. sat : Si. 00 94.69 e Stezel-Hilimoan 35c Neckwear 10c : : 1 Nee PAA AAT AAS _19¢ grade; 1’ rio Reduetion n ve Price, per dozen Slegel-Hilenan $! kwear ; aK S om Alitie . . . e e ‘ bi — but fa te tee | Boot qua f Double Reduction Price on all Mex.can Do not overlook these if money is an object to you. It's offerings like these Slevel-Hilliman We Neckweor 34e and...... C and Rennaissance Table Napery goes that make our department so popular. . act ig Siegel-Biillman $1.50 Neckwear tnawet. ‘Ne ae eee actual measure, 2-vds. into effec: on Monday. | . . PTET eee Cwear i) ots 39¢ Double redubtion price on all odd halt er Men’s Overcoats a 2 : $1 mM Nes] >. Sjouo!-Hil man $1.00 Neol wear be . eee sees ‘ ° e . ozens broken lots of Table Nap- | avy iarnsiey Napkins, & @9zenp and broken lote of Table Nai eggins inted heated: que paiecd: “Setues aba ia EA , leas tivoad, Slam kins. remnants of finest adie sinHeEnS, . ® " nas om jute Passe away, an an gro ie Rewtawetion Price.., 59 Foiled cloths, etc. Sizes 3 to 10 Years ereoat offering will not be out of place, so we place on saie to-morrow all cur @10.00 | LEAP PA PPALEAL LRA REPEAL OI DI™ Av ur fl. and $1.65 Leather and an s}2n Men's I-Woool K « rsey) Overcoats, e e The final and tremendous efiort mede farms. “Sa was | he make and fit of the T. co ite Monday inthe wind-up of the Siege. ke your ch if Sic pe ‘Cla Ss, Hiliman Bankrupt stock and our After Stock- Forcing out at sweepingly reduced Taking Salo of al! Odd and Uroken Lots at - Colored Dress prices for the grand final wind-up sale of 03 2 1 . =» Clotl ahi ae | 7 Hh $ —Prices smashed for . d 00 S the final cut on the ( and our own after-stocktaking reduc- Siege!-Hillmaa Bank- j : . ; | ; 11 rept Stock and tat great after-in- aga a After-Stock-Taking Sale in Boys’ Double-Dreaste Knee Pants ‘ - sizes §& to 16 vears,-in all-wool tweeds and “r I'se] to Know Her Ladies’ fine Jersey Ribbed Mer! Vv sentory ciean-u at reduced rices to Black > ° 9 c ‘ b : : i ali i al ‘ ah “ me . n - sey elt nec Nie ne ests, effect an anion Ae wr ot ol OyS and { ren s aps gy cheviots, fancy gray and brown checked pat- years AGO” :: Z\c RRs to match, Feenes Oe See Ane) ney twowolor Ras ' ra ) ' terns, and elegantly made. These are splendid “\ Bird tna Gilded Care, ? Ain oh Spepec Himan's price se iM- ne J ‘ (Wor olor casket Weave All our Je Polo, srighton and Golf school suits: they formerly $2 50 Lamb & Van Tilze - ce Ic ie | See ee } ne 50c¢ . i = & a reen and brown mixtures, oom a a . ‘a dew gor | . Meets, very desirable far ress ® ullover Caps, only... sold tor $4.00; to-morrow only “Won't You Take Me Back 2ZIc idies’ extra heavy Camel's H ur Vests, ' iu Trice was ‘ _ . . . “e : NHNle is y SUK trimmed, pearl button Siege . pari g 29 inch Di 1 Serge, all-wool filling; All our 75e and 8c Polo, Brighton and 49 Youths’ Long Pants Suits, sizes. 14 to 19 years, 2 ie : ok | Ss, Blecel-biil vd Homespun Biecgel-Hillmean price. 3c Golt Winter Caps, only Loees C in all Scotch cheviots and tweeds, in light dninamn & Wainer 2Ic . ' 4 ‘ ; , . , | : ’ hits I : & al ‘rT nes, look Bankrupt Price.... N All our $1.25 and $1.50 All. om and dark gray checked and. striped patterns, w = ‘ —49¢ 42-inch All-Wool Camel's Hair Cheviot; Tam O’Sh: = ceil (5C made with double-orea vests, stylishly cut “The Man In the Moon 21 1 HP eeagr Pre Arnon % 45¢ re [eae es and made, a: will suit) the most fastic oom Might, FOU soe- sass N (*heviort ane PAVE rup Price , - ’ ; Tr) i re ; . ¢ } , , ‘7? . “@oli ‘7 It . SCT ijese€ ts i ly ] r yy 1\ I tt.e ’ ye Rose, {-inceh All-Wool Cheviot, extra heavy; A snap in Boys’ Knee Pants, sizes » 34 pity divert ova ans 5Oue |S Roden & Wt! r Ic years, in strong materials, S]200: to-morrow you can have ; ra ala. Stegel- Hit! man price, $1.00; 65¢ 7 e only vour clroice tor “I'd Like to Hear That Song 21 ‘ Ag: itn.’ Jefferson & Irving oot C KBankrup oring shales; ) man price 59¢ REI SI ORB RT a a aaa eM BIE EE “Punch of Blackberrites,!* 2Ic sinell eheck Sutt- 52-!neh ANl-Woo Diagonal; Stegel-Hil!- Bankru; at Price “Smoky Mokes,"’ each M4-inch All-Wool Camei's Hair Diagonal Lamps, China Dinner Sets, Glassware, Gas Stoves, Trunks, etc. rice tnehiions Hes 21 5Oc C Whipeord and Storm Berge; Slegel- Hitman price, $1.36; Houseturnishings. engin 3 price cutting for the great after-inventory sale Mon. walk.” L. O'Connor . ee vt ( ‘eho Ww alk, th Bankr Price . mn tow ” shk teimmed, neorl buttons : Inch English Mohair Crepon, !mport- ay. A chance for bargains. i i sine .50¢ 2Ic PTT ns prt ARE “19¢ Slegel- 1 hg A pea eee Hiliman to sell at $2.50; Received five casks of fine thin Carlsbad Roy all fine decorations, which we place on sale at less than half price. ve anaes _ “t es alue fn e city; ~~ $1.19 Bankrupt Price =* Fine thin Carlsbad China Cups and mi Fine thin Carlsbad (hina Bread and Putter (Giold band Plates. were 10c—now eS al VA a A a ae LS ONS ay ee Saacers, worth $3 doz.—set of six , C Plates, worth $1.89 dozen— THT : LOLA OD AIP LOL POD CP PIV AD non fora" di Fine thin Carlsbad (hina Dinner 60c set of six , one Fancy Cream Pitchers. plain or all No such offering has occurred in years or such bargains as will go > ih ™ ». = doz —set of ai a ee P designs, were 2Uc— pow renee See ae ey eee oes Fine thin Carlsbad China Fruit or Oatmeal . ! Monday in the final sale of the Siege!-Hillman Bankrupt Stock and Fine Sauce Dishes, decorated with 7 | Dishes, worth $3.00 dozen— 60 Bohemian Water Set, 1 pitcher and + —ie! a C ia o mie our After-Inventory Sale at reduced prices of all broken lots. a ~ - Sensational Silk Selling. pretty heads, were 15c—now set of six ; 6 glasses, were $1.25 set, now. From Siegel-Hillman’s Oe eae ; Special. SPECIAL. >" Monday to be another great day in Silks in the final windup sale 7 | Mm roiageries -» : : Chamber Set, 10 pieces, new decorations, Dinner Sets, in fine decorations, new shapes, fluted edges, gold Bankru t Stock. of the Siege!-Hillman Bankrupt Stock and our after-inventory clean-up seed elunes, posts $3.50—special.... » or 49 pyre ote pieces; never before sold maaecdl a $10.49 aici ~ * homb'ely of all broken lots-—out they go at a sweeping sacrifice. Bp Rea rts BIER EAA EDS ENS EA cer Wait a i ° ° 1: , rie ; ‘ _ h phil ‘analla Satin Stripe; 79¢ *-inch Black Satin Duchers, Trunks, Traveling Goods, etc. Dress Suit Traveling By, ee job 4 3 Sferwel-billiman $2 f4) Neckwear 35C A en — orduroy Leggins, ADLLLLLDAAS AAAS. ee 3 Jersev Rilbved. BF lee Pe q NE ——— — — 10 nieces Linen Color Embroltdered At'- riches wide; Siewel-Ilillman avard: our price, 15c Cases, brass lock and S5e Granite Coffee Pota. ity sor... ilk; Se ality, ya : - trimming:, nicely finishe!, well O8 NAc ani ilk Kettles : “ett } “4 for = @ill qgualit for, rd Canvas Covered Trunks, iron bonad, Victor made, were $2 75--Now Gee ne Granite Milk Kett! peme Sier el. iiman Faney Celored Allovers, boerate ds 3 C lock, deep tray, three hard s'ats on top and c net Patene >° inche are GSPORICO FAUCO FARG.. . 646s cccccssdés 77 and Val. Lace Ins.: j () sep eenneee OO “44-inch French Taffeta, black one all around, solid steel clamps and two on ol haga Ops, a= 1BCRSS, oe 00 3% Granite Basins 3 weds: our price, a yard.... ° . : . ?} . ; lq ° ey 2h t £ > a Fr, US rn 98 G i if p "Oc Granite Baking Pane. lee the big ehow window of Embro!- 4) p er @ t*ambr, eye raniteware at fia rice sak, deries and note the prices; cannet {m- ge ’ 2 mH, y , of ° i ss ‘s i ‘ . ‘ . . $%c Granite Preserving Kettles b rt them to-day within 20 per cent of Suk Wack Peau de inch French Peau Ae Solie: ex- Russet Valises. new shaw. iL iftw, for tra quality; $2.00 quafity, for. l. 49 inches, were $2.00—Now. 60c Granite Berlin Kettles, withcover, 35e »c¢ Granite Cuspidors. , ee price, Serre CEETETTETEE TUTE TENT EUET ESTEE EET ETT TE PEEETTETTTTTTTTE. FEET TEETER EET EEE T EET PETE EEE TTETTEETETTTR ' Ireton Hie dreese] planiy. tits private BS ferns ty ‘nats donee (Petes corse toa ac | GOV. GOEBEL’S SUCCESSOR. | GOEBEL’S STRIKING CAREER: |* _—_— SEP EE EY EVETUPTETTETTCTEPETTEEETT EEE OEYETETUVYEE birdy lambesiv, © eg ee — ’ _——— 5 ¥; vO, rn % Fe vs wi vi ve pet re wi! : Ves noselutely clean Wire Watened ii by nalf a dozen THE KILLING OF ———_ } o___ ——- f-defenee’’ wae Croebels excuse, but Ceeds-@yod Moaitmntaineers who stand let of all the guards on the outside has We Pr Ug iy-iook omg pill in the hollow ; some right to enter. | BANKER SANFORD. : . . ° ° Sel Wiis about iver? feet ts a whole company of soldiers ts encountered, Without Distinguished Ancest Ys Social Place, or Even a ectional differences: In the party were the ebel shot and killed : e office of tl Sec ‘ State. . fe anata toldirs is encounierea, | + C. W. Beckham Takes the Oath of Office as Governor Pave Per ee eee Sree of pourse, but not 0 of sesaparaund | War Record, He Rapidly Forced His John: Ranford, accreiary af the ne all with guns vigilant as the restless lot of mountaineer: * sides, who are found lounging about the office FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb..5.-Exactly one ing on the per; None thie t Jeg ve to Power. ovVington, Ky., on ehut out this apparently suspicious of every one, even ir after the death of Mr. Goebel J.C. W + 8 genus A lll gg bag Te at i nthe the See- including the soldiers. Reckhaum was sworn in as Governor of the i ’ sentinel is en Having come this far, the hardest task S! , he oath being administered by 8. J. dl cdeetyp PTt2~ 2a «a a3 ‘ . ' us 5 eka abe wat ¢ forbidding Whe may or iy not demand to usually is :ocome. That !s to get into the kelford, Clerk of the Court of Ap- ty te lps o8- eng ot | Ming aristocratic Acntucey, Where Ome Couns ry | ‘is of medium stature, closely sag yall sh pass It all denemis on who the affiee occupted by Taylor. So far, no one aa + its re nr ry Wicd : sah chp Roo Rdg8 ign site Beh ‘ ral pea Me on : lb made up of mountaineers, they except those whom he knows has been avle ry been determined to keep secret “Pade.” amd tt \ LZ emphasis he made Himself the pout-cai dies wate ress tbat ne would think he ‘mand the pass. If made up of sol- to do this. | rou awn ceeth. | Elis vient wrote ; ‘nh Lelonged y ris i) factions tn ‘Iispate hs COrre spr . aeatrh oe \VIr Goebe] rat) Mir byes te should ly ive heen ¢ rmaliv vt . ’ ih na Len lerate Armv rer. | ‘ee . 4: : hit Mi ig? edge 4 . : rt Ran , > ‘ «* . . i] ’ ,* ‘ } : t: 7 if ail oid-tinie | ] i ! : ire wre , \ ce 1% té i . . and the cle } i\ Vv i= Ou i” ; : ° . : . : . , ;, — \ ; " v n? ¥ a PO AO oO Hoo Art 86 © 0ie © oe Oa Sele eke Os om Bo-@ oho @ aoe @ok> A Xo ee Xe oe ke a Oar oor o's lCormas , ons . bed room of Mr Sa lam Was as stboes ) ¥ ae’ emihidah iaieetnicaal alae ‘it he ts e tit rows that has eve ) , ° foe rest vedresit reovll $ MEN WHO WILL DECIDE. - is GOVER NOR'S OATH. fabiltty, backed up by great self-confidence. | i ON” tier ce co, tteulina ane an “AIPE tl edsnc yh KY pene] n : gp ied mdr Benet. i ed “vp a wy otiem to fr iy 4 CONTINUED) ON ioctl Four Democrats and Three Republican Compose Kentucky's Highest Legal Tribunal. *, od the Proper cert Pivl been done the ’, 15 , ° unwilling th fe ~~ LIT. Ois ere ' natiies hitn ° Lelitarer 17) i “273.81 ] TP | ‘ t 2 “!) yy? rt : "4 ; i 1 ? ‘| tT] 4 T? '! : 4 = i ; rT? ‘ i . t,! ‘ : } le] * be, 5 oe 4 rs ‘ . a | } the hollow at cnatag # inten anil the (eatin ol arten; bdciotnaliinesesk ane nee hana PO OOO POLO OPO OSO re DODed White Bread STARVES MANY PEOPLE The Reasons are Told Below ~¢ avr *@e 2 d parerhve West af Li ibe edmin: vation of ti ere Senater- | Une euizem theres tht pheet ‘ et ) aed : AR : , a , my ahacteteniin: sk sung a] full ste tiv thie Yo nie : " t "ae : ieee rUVOTRETI@E ere rate we — : , 7 P ry Sar ems , ““% y ’ . ae } ke. . , . rs oe reer? * er ‘ P : ea : warty ifter on 3 o', 2 - »> ae AD The Court of Appeals of Kentucky, which must State of Ke ntucky {ts eoncerned, the constitutional Sia be of (7oOvernor, js composed of seven ju fpr Ss, ‘ f iad “¢ > + Oe Oe oak O>ot echec Wi 7) fay ’ : 4s } ats ane t irene Republicans. Phe Retr ub .¥ R. Burnham, (ieorge lDureile and B. lL. D. Duffy. Phe Demons are. J. Hl. HWazelrigg, Chie? Justice; F R. Poynter, J. D 4 qdde.ob. Hobson * * ks rere 7 os _ Morning that Gov. Taylor adjournad the General Assembly x 1? the court was about to begin {ts daily sitting. A messenger rushed > *@ yO *. . . * the wmreoclamation A person who was present is pithert, oF Murnham exclaimed substantially: “That can not be true, Tay) has 3 iihomty to do that.’’ Judge Durelle added: “It cannot be so. The man has gone crazy. Judee Duffy concurred that tt was “I mposstinie @- J > *@-« trrive ¢ ’ «ls nf Soe? 7 x SOSOSeSereoecesegeoe * @- oer eco ee> Promo ot od a ee ee Oe Oe Oe . rOW VINA A rare exthi.,! ' eourage Hlie))3§ frtend« . " ’ ' ye, A copy of the proclamation was se ured and when it was read Chief Justice ane ka HMalbeurned the eourt for A week. without any expr eshon from the I aeeetan ratic } hilzes The nie mbers of the Court wiil not of eourse discuee the sete ©@- DEATH CERTIFICATE. STATE OF KENTIU Wy, County of Frankl Cormack, attend! 6 i . leet) stat ; " , . 2 : qvestion, but was the understanding here that they are unanimous in th oMnion that Taylor had no econstituttonal power to adjourn the Legislature +e po. eee Sr OaS Oe o a0 0% oo Ooo Oho Oe 6oo @ oo & 0* Soo eee J . 3 vo * Lrevopegetoree Ot Oe Oo > Oe ode “PO oO oho O oe Oa OOOO e Re ee ee Ske ke Se ee ke | ad ee Oe COLLIER REMOVED FROM OFFICE. ’ PRANKPORT, Ky., Feb, $--The first order issued by Gov. Beckham was the agen of Adjutant- f rit VW ; : ; ; Mr. Beckham advanced to the table and ; 1 th; aia 3 hatter « te en i oe de ore py ot Be? ‘ : Pan | Virg Wut | 64, new toc! lt sa cle ottwh to sffixed his oF gperwtgy te and then Ktepped —anare a 2 hee obs ‘ } a tole ome! i ver } | ae ve n . vs w log. on reat al pie glee rh + we back He heki up his re@eht heind for thel., ave lived jon enough A, ae <a ee al P ‘ spite : o ; recaomni ‘ : pon tria oath, which WwuHua read to him ny (“lerk ir) I can promise as he r ‘ mehys 7 Rn, by por a Rech oy vate ‘ye wild . . ay ; a . yb —_ P a —— \)} hirst ‘ laa< nr “ere Cc) ty! ipe Note ‘ ; hy} = { tice ‘ y! : eile ' tor nm «a : ‘ - : Sha kelford BF the os of Appeals, The! smile, “that {tsi be one ihe { » have a wife.’ ner will net go." bs re and the Postum Co. at Battie Creca, Rant Was none of the best, and the writ- things that | will . ou Monday.’ But he never married Goe bead —- a comfortable in Mich, make th od oo cE ee Oe ETS Te EE RE lt ee uae

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LCUIS F OST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. From Foreign Correspon- dents of the Sunday Post-Dispatch. EWS = OF THE WORLD BY CA el i ae LE. SHOWS DISLIKE FOR AMERICANS, —_—— a ae Questions Asked by Cunning- ham-Gralham. HE WRITES AN OPEN LETTER. ASSUMES THAT AMERICANS ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH BOERS. — —-- — And Asserts That England Has Gained Nothing by Squirming and Grov- eling Before the United States—A Side Light. TAONDON, Feb. 5 ham, a former me: quires in an open letter what Grea has gained by “AL om gTOVe.ings before Tie Ge he defines Grout he thus answer. “An open to kick eneak's rewur! te be thus treadbed He assumes that the sympathy of the TTned States is with the Boers Britain has failed |: elving eympathy, tut almos he neutrality « United States, and tha reward! for huving thr encient ally, and coming to tt oe? Gne United States." The Standard. among its death netle following ‘nristinage Dav; Harrisnsth, Orange Africa, for refusing’ to against his own countrymen; John MeLa* Jan, Jr.. aged #, eldest sen of John - Tachian of Wandsworth and grandson of whe late John Melatchlin of Lambe.” The Spectator, commenting on the above, Gays that if ti statement contained in the notice ie true, the le Keoglish speaking world should h the denunolations a crime Zz “BDepecially.”” it . should America epeak out on such « or, ror showed the true way treatment technical rebeis and set an example mankind.’ m-(;ra- piven” ae Prariiaggmetitl, ite t Mritain oor, tis tlie (,reat thie fr the tial Bhaol Wr OveT State, South rage , ~~ « Shivis i einige Kept in strictes, ' eentiments } in the matter Qn Jan. Ls sent an ult girl was lomatic r: ments Wweou. SUS last, uafier : onfere ministers ZAemeti Ss Ce, Oh ae sf gtarted thea a 4~on- SU prve Plat Theie d ‘* ot : viagciit tft ‘ ‘ b.al . rot ae mar.tate.y vity. il and re f ised to make statement as to her capt _—_ - -- STORY CENIED AT ROME. Special Cable to the Vost-Dispatch, harem despite the ener- | ' dav ty (Copytight, lit) ROME. Feb. 3.-Silvia Zemel, here, was net Kidnapped, but Turkish tarem of ber own fhe The atory is that she Was the an Italian employe at ioreu love with a Turkish offlesr t er opposing rer pissieoi her lover's harem . father discerns meal | refused co retuin braces] Islamism As she was a minor to T'allan Ambassador moned the Turk.s!? authe: the runaway ; Panza sent «a alarmed. ordered of the g@irl and tollete ment upom the oflmeer is 68.1! FOR A BIENNIEL ELECTION ‘Iowa Citizens Will Be Able to Express FRANCE IN WAIT FOR ENGLAND. Specia: Cable tuo the Post-Uispatecth. PARIS, Fe mresent «a ite with more int ii recent years tary dlecusstion ish aulimest very ceeding, toget AhMaiyses Ail ' in the smallest towns. The utterances of eminent Englishmen in opposition to the war have had a kreat effect in strengthening the pro-Boer feeling in France, and ateo In assuaging French hatred of Eneltand, by the revelation that the best sent ment in England = § aiso . against injustice and #anguinary oppres- Bion. The Post-Dispatch correspondent has re- ceived itnaide information that French se- cret emiesariesa haye lately been dispatche ! to Portsmouth ant other English points to watch the mobilizing of the British fleet. uborate ed thie ig eagerly read, even Other French agenta report daily from Egypt, where the situation is growing worse SE RGR ORIOL. OSS Catan pape Bae a a vac... , fine , a RT SEER EMS * Sk. Sea ee | 9 Flower.’ In Serial Form Continued From Day to Day Un- til Finished. Begins In Next DIPLOMATS EVIL OWENS, Attention Is Now Directed to European Situation. RUSSIA IS CLOSELY WATCHED. UNUSUAL ACTIVITY AMONG THE = MBASSIES. Belief Prevails That an Enemy of England Is at the Bottom of the Insubordination of Egyptian Troops at Khartoum. kee vptian from «© ty isle . activity je evap are Sif | Kuropean ‘movements of Sunday's Post-Dispatch february II. ; Oren and more complicate], several colored regl- ments being ont verge of mutiny Yesterday’s Cabinet Council) discussed the question as to whether or not the fact that! many guns from the Egyptian army had | In tl \¢ and wraver f.1 English officers emp.oved In , x. ntx had. been sranted incetinite ieave to figl in South frica, a not eaunsiilute a breach of neu- s ‘ , ¢*?) =¢° I . t to if ‘ mam, PLAGUE OF PICKPOCKETS. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. echt, sear) and JTtalfan favorite resorts meio enormeus trou le is rie pPisaue, he war. P the present ve have these riiim- tuking And Sit - more among have been recently itlemmanly ‘“‘crooks,”’ formerly the famous Anderson, had her ed very thorougch- the other victims ke, Who had his icf LOVE CAUSED HER SUICIDE, Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. (Conyright, Lina) PARIS. Feb. 3.--A beautiful woman, 24 Vears of age, popular in tugh cinles of Parisian soc ety, committed suic.de: Thurs- stabbing herself through the heart fashionable ehurch of St. Clotilde, in the brilliantly married ’ where she three month befure, The desperate deed was committed while fashionable wedding was taking ‘hurch was crowded. young woman whisper was married against her inell- and that despair became un- when she saw on Thursday ttre marrying the man she really ‘har ’ the famiiiee Involved has pubifeation of names or de- press. another place and the Friends of the that she ner ne tails adm thie l’aris FRENCH CABLE CONSTRUCTION. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. 1AM ) PAPIS, Feh. 3.(-Fu agita of the establisiimen: of ‘rench Parifament . , —— { yes i’ ton in favor Abies Col. ‘abinet has a complete rach = all borrowing of if that the mos i] ‘co ‘ri bj ‘6 i bieve Th THIS DUEL WAS FATAL. ecinl Cebhle to the Vost-Dispatch, *h liwm ) a fencing match hee bea ii e799 Polis Views at the This Fall. Thor Io., Feb ~“”a\ \s n Merlin bes, a Te) Afghan frontiers and rf igea of tmpeartant reinfor material to the © itinted this week, _the Word & pea tid almost he ocensio future saw part of hues her dteam of reaching Sea, pr Persia, It is umiversally recognized that Russia never had a better moment when she has the sympathy of lrance when the hands of her only rexloubtable opponent —Iingland—are tiel to South Af- Paris press secs th reputed and does not conceal its j Trot an inconsiderabie portion ef the press urging the (Crov- join hands with Russia, despite would mean ruin to the open mablv through than the pres: rica. The Russian design hearty approbation, eval ernment to : *t tat 3 ex position, There was a ettart'inge announcement this «k of the arrest ot This proved nu Crerman offi brncor! > light the f.uct t a remarkable adventurer, ound up in the history erimany. Hie Was former. German arms) 7 ish familly scandal j@d to his 3 and he entered the t . at Tre arecial army f nawe Se Was fhorthy atterwas a checkered life, bein Franee and Germany, of when escaped aine. He now sprit: lea and has again DRINK HABIT CURED Mes. May Hawkins WII! Help Every Woman Save a Drunkard. A Trial Package of Her Marvelous Home Treatment F REE for the asking. emo Any true woman mibit well be proud to have saved one poor soul from the shackies ot drink, but Mrs.Hawkinshas redeemed thousands by hernobie and practical work amoung those who ve victims of intemperance. 6u fered the grief and anguib li sha true and faithiul women of Amer . ted ‘athers, hu Mre. Hawkin reui i fter this wonds ' Cided to devote he Simle*r we ¢ y wher had «utfered trom the «' | band, fatheroreron. \ | aly tT) | Wile, mother or sister Who % cmuat it will Approves Dy thre Severai | rian? foliow the «! Fre eonslabie ; anuther yeer Coie tn of the Legisiature Whose expire in lw le wiil cemling sesxr or wife #0 Bf 4: 2 en rt came oo stuserely. MES. BR. A. LANE. East Hampton, Me. Fret. 14, 1609. Thousands have saved their hemes and loved ones by thisremedy and youcan he amony the ii'm- ber if you only wish it. Mra. Hawkins treateevery better ashe receives sacrediy confidential and you need have no hesitancy whatever in writ her tor genstance, Do not delay; write her t-day. Address May Mawkins, Ben ile, Grand Rapids, Mich, ’ ‘ | ‘ a ae ae lium « LAWTON DIED BRUKEN HEARTED, IIe knew Nothing of Honors Meant for Him. _ FRANK TO THE VERY LEST.! HE INSISTED THAT MORF WERE NEFDED BY OTIS. MEN Had Thought of Leaving the Ameri. can Army and Going to the Trans- vaal Before He Went on His Last *‘Hike.”’ (‘emet sriffe at Ita Poor, F M.S Fupee) oninfone to ihe vrvken-hearted man Ambitious as one of Homer's heroes, y's F waddier-germeria] ithe cis T ie . r " *¢ , rye oy St Oy to clog made a bi Of regulors, he would not manner {In wlrieh war nad ducted te have been made a mafjor-generul of rezulors. (jen, Otis knew Lawton's nameasa regular bDrigaslier would be sent to the Sen. ate, and forgot to tell him of it when Law- ton called at Malaeaban for final tInstrue- tions hefore going out to hs death, The jast rresponident the fires: (ruz have jndorse the been that womts that he spoke ‘so your © were of much the same tenor as When ha returned from the campalen gpring he said, in Some question: (tis «oea not admit me to his cont- When he Work for me do he gives me no direc 'iona. I ‘aking towns and giving I need not remain here. Mrs. Lawton and | a little farm back In Callfornia. Wa cain make a living raising oranges, even if we are not in the army.’’ On the afternoon that he started on the “hike,” which was his last, he said, when esked about the coming campaign fn (a- vite Province: “I know nothing of it, and shall know nothing until I get my orders about — it.’’ Yet, on the aame day a home paper, just received, told us in big headlines that Gen MoArthur and Gen. Lawton were to take of the military operaticns, while U's Was to restrict his capacity for bureau details to civie affairs. Gen. Lawton, during the last few months before his death, 41n once expressed fis « oscobtent in his impulsive way, “I'm going to ‘Vaal!’ cia@aimed one day, Wiv down there.” "NO, you ere not,” Mre. Lawton replied. “You are golng back to California with me to raise oraneacs.”’ Now that he has gore where no tnfluence of an en-sny ean be brought to bear on tim, these things may be told. It fs eight months since he said that 100,60 men were for the pacification of thease is|- authorized the pubiication of ewnent, (itis seolded me about he said afierwards, “but d didn't go back on wha l Saiki. It provinces of the North had rove taine] many rifles The re- ward of $0 1s not an effective bait, ing prisoners up by the thumbs has heen tried Suc ‘essfully on an officer's own ree eponsibility fin one or two Itistunces to make a prisoner who prete neds.to ha A pears. ant divulge Woirre DPusiness ef revi who can turn j lightning-change thankless. and as difficuit as kKiliing hornets with a revelver.”’ (otis, who seems everlastingly the people at home ehould is not an because he haa stated that He overlooked Cavite DProvin rT) Late the statement. the war js over, What Is irmship’? (en Otis’ frien Prevents too much eriticiem be i" PT) the aman at the wheel and tr Sate breath sticks to the statement that only banda now Oppose our authority ‘hh reasoning there Ought to be a to prevent eriticism of the New city than A band of insur- qoticte string- Wor- fhink optimist fle in trouble the war is over. Wien he the need of a a iy that ila ‘nr (fe [ ——— The Weekly Review of the Old World by Special Representatives. —- + -- — — CRUELTY 10 USMAN DIGNA, Taken to Cairo With Chains Around His Bleeding Ankles. CAPTIVE. |STARTLING CONTRAST TO BOER TREATMENT OF PRISONERS. Englishmen in Parliament Brave to Extol Kruger's Followers Toward Enough Gensrosity of reply two Prisoners Are Abused, Speetol Cable to the Poat-Dispatek, “ } e) 3 rtifnge eontrase mnt of Brite lioers tis the mrrival at the re- ora. PyowWriedd | my j Tie Mail sa | “hie was brought in-a third-class wagon pre forward eager lone face, the brillant eyes, the lurge mouth and the loug gray beard of 'a@ (frightened and dignified oid man, whe sat With chains around his sore ankles and ‘ollien bare feet ssed i oh large ‘ rowa inthe ’ ¢? ; Le) S@e? LOI GailRK, here againat crushing!y exposed by qualities they have dis- a recognition of Boer abuse upon vUS enough to make Tie campaign of ealumny Boers has been vet own Virulent OUT age Leonard hey, member of Parllament, is a man andhe has been Vilifled by the fi S for saying: “We are fighting with a people who putes us to shame in many characteristics, but fg than moderation, dignity and galf- restraint and respect for thetr Ane tagonists, which has been shown vy our victorfous enemies in thetr treat. ment of wounded prisoners and those with whom they were in dirs conflict.” kalward Clarke, also a Unionist leader, raised a sneering titter In the House of Commons last night when he sald: “These men aro as valiant as any race that bore arms. We have learned to respect and Honor them. They are as true. hearted as ourselves. They are worthy foes and we can learn from them the exercise of the noblest human qualities.”’ Qsman Jiigna, the great leader of the dervishes, who Is so cruelly*treated by the Rrit.sh, !s one of the human mysteries of the ITinst, and none more picturesque or Ine This flerce warrior has a bloody qt Uirage w\ ¢* . shageh jolie more = ever teresting. t where Osman I)igna came from no boty seems to Know, fie is sald to be a renevsade Frenchman, who, despising such eiviliization as he could find in hie own ‘ liry, east his Jot with the flerce fanatis f f the Nile, who huve been genete marediats Again, Dra. Kelkin, the eminent Af- travelers, allexe that Osman Digna born im Krance in 18388 and that hie name is Cecorma Nishet lites father, ing to this story, took him to Egypt becoming a Whlhiow, marr (ireorge changed Nie falth he name of his new father, bik i rs a.iv denoted as uweinfurth and excellent mfll- fn 1*%) removed ktet father heeame om the coast of ‘reneh bow Inherited his alaves, his wealth and his ' when he threw his lot wil wler, Atuht b sae ha, Wiio ien’ wtth (€o#eman at Catro. sheik of the enstern Sudan, Ninnlute?d power und following Wits compelled to treat ecivier Oeman Digna has tifleation and ge martment tn October sert ’ ’ ! hy net HES A BIC G AND BAL Namesakes, but He Declares He Is Not So Black as Painted. Sampson hiepresenmiatives ‘a Tagemes run ie i, but Gen. Logan oefeated tt in am?! now Goltan has attémpted without success to interest! Representaiive Overstreet, who dves pot consider the claim a gvod one Like His Biblioal | ** is said to developed bv his Prench. Hritish Hi tea ; 8 at the military school other theory could aceount avyutred skill in fortifle Snianese at Suakim. ! keen black eve, roverbial pirate In engugemnen's hé@ lost en Which nwnoe tnanner hag alleviated his ferocity or tamed bis spirtt =... ri BF F4 et for the @uddenly DANGEROUS TO LIFR. Surgical Operations fer Piles Dangereus and Unnecessary. The pills to failure of ointments, salves and ‘nanently cure piles has led ve the only cure to be a sur- ‘cal operations are dangerous tereaver, are avten tin¢euce re no jonger rec ome fo eure any peecdi ng red 3] ard the in- ‘ith or itract ore are ut irom nies the Py- ive of the ny caset, 1s a ways 7 th free k et at night with the daiy oce | Pile Cure is not only the rest remedy for piles, but 18 hoanl most papular from ria hvery physician tand what tt will do. “ie ( iife can he found at all drug Stores at Sie for iull sized treatinent A little book on cause and cure of piles mailed free by addressing the ramid Drug Co, Marshall, Mice & a a4 -_ a a se eet! ee ee nai dil parent. li a i -new Osman Joigna began hig meee 3 t! os * 5% a es * os ”“_~

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DiSPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. _ CAUS mmonoermose Dean the February Sell fp y Jelling LABOR TROUBLE, ) to Gclipse the January Success. —__—__—_—_—- @&>- --——_—— They Will Not Take Part in , EGP | It will be found true economy to buy early this year. Raw materials are steadily advancing and labor will claim its ae share--but this advanced cost has been saved on our early purchases for February selling, because we practiced what we AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY DEMANDED. preach, and ourselves bought early and very largely. “inom || Silks. Silks. — Silks. = Special Shirt Sale. Press [ots se sens Acting on a hint given our agent nearly a year ago, Barr’s : os Tene Pe i : lies, exclusive styles and splendid value, to be placed on central In Some Instances the Men Talk of bought silks heavily. Silk manufacturers have advanced prices In Men's Furnishing Department. , encing. Manne rar * ® " 2 : fon’ ; x ’ famnore sees ab] oT cing Monday; all Bought Pefore the advance: di Taking Their Troubles Direct to B creatly since then, but our customers always receive any advantage 100 dozen Men's Fancy Percale and Madras Shirts, one . e, - _ os ies : he é | idvan dont ) : | | . a} uvin laliies, as they will be higheras the season advances. the Government—The Situa- gained by this firm, and new goods in the following popular weaves, pair Cuffs to match, all new spring we ne : icadate seek ithace ‘Golfned ' een so eteren One) Delt. B black and colors, will be placed on sale Monday: styles—regular $1.00 Shirt— C Each ee a > i ne ee H yee . p 6s See. Monday for Rainy-dJay Skirts and ‘ik, Peau de So : } | | Taffeta Sil d € oatin LIUCHESS, We will have opened and on sale to-morrow complete lines of ANDERSON. Ind., Fed. 3—-The trusts are Paillet de Soie, Corded Taffetas, Broche Taffetas, Plisse Taffetas, colors|in the following New Sprine Fabrics: Mow the only seal disturbing element in O ‘ m FNS >} 2 AOrics. Hemstitched Taffetas, Gros de Lenadre, Faconne. In Priated New French All-wool Hearietta. the l@ivor Situation i the gus be.t. With \Y~ ~¢ Che except f the trust iiils in the belt Silks—Printed Pekin Stripe Foulard, Printed Satin Liberty, fF Valentines. New French All-wool Plaids. Satin Liberty, tO-MOrrow, YOUTS af... ccccecccecs Sizes 14 to 18. ee ioe th ox te Labor Chemie ogee Printed Satia Foulards. New French All-wool Crepe.de Chene. ee aes te means oii de Special opening of Lyens Black Silk Grenadines, Black Em- New French Awan a thetine. nea by the presk ! New French All-woot Broadcloths bl he belief prevalis, howeved, broidered Mousseline de Sole, Black Embroidered Chiffon. . rey es bee vine, howeves ia : she b “pie at Barc’e Rank os New French All-wool Venetiaa Cloths. =... more eile tive aie sates re. it |@) Unusual Values are 24-inch Printed Satin Feulards, colors blue, } , ready for tenet ASSES at Dari > O00 Ce New French All-weol Covert Cloths. . Deerate | ieee old rose, hel o!rope, resed., gobelin. ...... partmént. Tiny cards, artistic | and New French Silk-warp Hearicita. New American All-weoal Sterm Serzes. truists that a VOLS ON eet be taee inet" © 1 1Qsinch Black Taffeta Silk, sup:risr quality 5 gee dainty, with a message from Cupid, are , elaborate ones up SPECIAL— 40 pieces 38-inch Henrietta Cloths for 25¢ yard; 25 different celors to select frem. The boy with the arrows is abroad in the land, and his messages and tokens are huve ‘ 19-inch Colored Taffeta Silks, all the good colors. . | pou only a penny. More 20-inch Celored Paillet de Soie Bg ss aaa ee toa dollar. a en ee rf me 7 » hens re ne yf : Li ’ es a a AS. Millinery. he i Cu e Wi te St k Cl k d Si it D . Ste atedoe S trodtate pensar ws Fin apy Too late for the old hat; too eariyv | as the in c OC S the Od a n ui ep Cerving, oowes a ier a } y for spring, but yust the time you want WE CON: T WANT A GARMENT LE EFT AND DON’T MEAN TO HAVE IF PRICE-CUTTING WIL L CLEAR THES OUT. have Rut for th j ; j ’ s. ; ' Phe strike of ost Inagnitude at this time deimi-saison headwear—not too expen- in se - be o poe ta — Poor nd nail trust, sive, I ‘hic and s yl sh. He yo e . Peres oe | | ae Winter Jackets and Capes. y Girls’ Dresses. : “Aa~ F Ment ami is yei cunhned Fe but over 600 oe. 58 tie alin ag and gaaniz ng de- 157 new Velvet Turbans, Just open In our ‘ i met é' . a ’ Girls’ one-price strict!v ail-wool Drasses— in evan SS _ ‘ any yet ae pend ate be: stock om oo a late F very ctvle of Winter (;arment is represented —~Short Box ( oats, Long Automobile '¢ oats, Short Fittea : 7 ele & tn. 14 whareubenutiael ae po Porn at Ht a, ‘ ry ‘ . ie row tit'=- winter iat; pr ce _ 7 o e . sd 4 P . re : : ‘ . é + oe p ‘ ‘ as ‘ ‘ —~e s tireir wrk avian Teognized. since. the da . Back Coats, Long Fitted Back Coats, Ulsters and Newmarkets, Velvet and Velour ¢ oats, Long and Short ‘ ; as cashmeres, flannels, serges, fancy plaids their organization be recognized. Since the dozen Walking Hats. Turbans an a tease y ESS . ; a cor 1000 diffe * tala 2) ‘ re ay and mixtures-all bandsomely trimmed and manufactur: " combine Was formed organ- : shapes, 75sec to We goo Is; we wiil not Capes of \ elvet, Velour, Plush, Kersey and Boucle—in short, Ove r ] different tyies and over Rit) gare nts . . - ° . > j ‘ I ‘> > ’ c ors, eds, . {zai ms a), ; Ww th sit oe huve neve l re- carz Vy them over, Wn: 5 . . in all to be sold in the next ]i) dl ivs. Detailed description is unne: essa4&ry the price 1s the object now ss | : celved consideration and the company will [i they last, each ; , , : | 2 greens and browns claiming | cist eh ateaiantion Gn _ YY £ = = atta ”) for $$) im) Dresses ‘ ' $10. OO for £30.00 Jackets and Capes. . } Le for SH. Dresses : } pT | it i Thea S1 ite Labor Commissioners have failed to get the com- . . $5.00 for $15.00 fine Silk-lined Jack- a OO 1 10 Jack % ' : pare ).00 for $75 Jackets and Capes. : ; ¢: ny . $98 for $7.50 Dresses pany to agree tu arbitration of wage differ- ets and Capes. $12.75 for $35.00 Jackets and Capes. enc y b ‘) . ns ’ poem ya Nein Pra Mae | A ? a OF os ter direc’ 1 a A is in Black Goods. Girl’s Reefers. Girls’ Long Cloaks. $35.00 for $100 Jackets and Capes. A | $4.25 for $8.75 Dresses Gication whe his strike will end. Recently ‘tikes were imminent in the . Sizes 4 to 14 Years. Works of the . can Tin-Plate Co., and A few of the advance arrivals in Sizes 4 to 14 Years. the Wright Stove! Werks. in this elty, but teh -(" fers, Ac —-loak beat urs - arbitration aver‘ed the trouble. Black Goods are quoted to-day. The All High-Class Heavy Reefers, best Magnificent Long Cloaks, beat- ° e % oo of styles, Cape Coats, Box Coats and ... : “— ais Ss. tiful fur and braid trimmed gar- 98c for #3.00 Fur Scarfs. | Over 3 of Beautiful Wool Waists—ma- The jourcnevmen curpenters of this celty . rT . a : Variety is very great, and purchasers gemende se o 7 te» lie ’ Poe ‘eo ‘ 1] J ' y g I .: Golf (Coats—reds, blue, browns, gre ons ” our hn eian nhotrs | ne ay. AM . ? f ST} ¢ , } ’ \ Sorin ment ‘pes ‘ne fo . Wii fire our assortnient in eresting. and tans. tents made oO? fine Roucles. ( .)- $1 a8 for $4 50 Fur Coll \ i , : ae ' i i] , . . . arettes. \ i } le* my ‘ goeens th it BivceL ty . , at 7 *) 46- ine h ly) ac k, all-w om] es ain and 75 l OR e — Ww Re fore : \ : teria.s are Flannel, ‘ ashmere, Brilliantine is » bricklay- small brocaded Gran “Joth.... C $1.98 for $o ee verts an¢ $2.9S for #6.00 Fur Collarettes. and fine Venetian Cloths and French Flan- an tinners. Y 4 $’ OS tor 7.0 Reeters, es , 4 eo = , ' nels, : | ) of wor king: —— wht K all-wool -= : - “4 e% QR = “a R J a2 OS tor 1) (MW) C FOaKS &5.98 for £12.50 Collarettes. - 9 vA \ Fang tin-plate mills, in 28 vie : FA + Or BS.a Keerre;rs, ane t — “4 ‘ . Is» Bil A; 2 vse for $. Ww ‘ool Wai “a : 7) : “or , : ; | 4 wi ( ter Ss a é * j ~ > = Cr." - aista the @ispute arose when oné organization 44-inch black, all-wool Stor $4.98 for $10 Reefer: ee - 9Sc fer $2.00 Fur Muffs. Bee 1x jy 5 re: took aA hand {1 the |) Lis Tru ‘1 e at Kine “i. Berge -* $1) . m $133 > - ’ 1] h ) ; : “ = $! yt) for $3 (nM) W oo] W aista Another polnt of contention ia that the ™ cae eechahdade 7 EN f¢ 25> Reefers eK? TOF Phere 1OaKS A igher priced Furs reduced : : *. aor vay manager of (he works and the ene tiller or- 60-inch black, all-wool Basket siggy vad ee s ) ’ , 5 P - @1.98 for @8.75 Wool Waists. Saiemis to all 3 ‘ Sears oe A, ne Lpeeres at Cloth—in a new weave.. $19.00 for $35 Reeiers $16.00 for $25.00 Cloaks. in proportion. , 2.98 for $6.00 Wool Waists. ) : ‘ ! ‘ in? ermtse ar a) 7 te siita, Which is In the enajorityv, has refused to he Interest is unabated in this section. In pelt) OS, Muncie Se al oobi ak the Yat The extremely low prices on New Embroideries. No such dainty garments have been aie at is ab aera 1 White, Colors and Black Taffetas, Double Satins, Satins . » Barr’s strictly reliable goods are Will be shown every day from now on ina prices tm euatevial aut Ga organizations f Aint an x Poem gait 0 K- i and Gros Grains are still weil represented in the stock ‘making it very advantageous to ° ine Cambrie ©¢:8 ee ee paid sce CENTS the two, dies dedrkthen canta ‘erori ‘ from the Ryan-Clarksen store. The prices quoted for ; f supply yoursels now. Novelties in Cambaie, Nalnsook and Ladies’ Drawers, | or) muslin, finished ee this sale demonstrate the true economy of buying a ey 75c—J. B. Corsets, were $2.00. Noxelties io Lace and Swise Inserting usual value 36 25¢ the indepenJent gluss manufacturers is the season's supply now. ah PSs $1.00—W. B. and H. H. Corsets, avelties im Cambric Nainsook Insert- size, ee ea watchword of the American Window Glasea!& a ? keynote of tho war in prices which is now ouse O mens. \ Whi og ' $1.50—P. D. (size 18 only), F Novelties In New Applique Insertings Ladies’ down, good muslin, yoke if fea te o* (atest novelty) mmed wi th embroidery, insertion being foucht to a finish and the chances are P44 bal b $ ).00 1h) to 1 in favor of the trust. February selling in this section will be a continuation of the successi"t e- , “ Bane +. ae . ° and nhemertitened ruffle round neck and For months the trust has been endeavor- | § ginning made by our January sale, when we plac ed on sale ] ab%e Cloths and “ \ - i $2 50 P D (sizes 4 to OT Special for Next Week. patties fan usual price Bec. 4&c ing to obtain an agreement from the oppo- Napkins bought last June at 60 cents on the dollar from one of the best known ! , ry . ° ai bent Poy -Inch wide Cambrie Embrotd- T NINETY-EIGHT CENTS— ° > rowr?’? ‘> i “er rar? ee¢e006 “ Py as by ties eition fa ‘tories. but unsuccessfully. Ite 1): anufac turers of fine linen goods in Ire} an dl. TI 1¢ gre at advay ice 172 pri ces h as 7 ah No were 4.00. sap Ss worn #2 : oie j = - er La‘lies’ (;own Ss. seve! a’ A! fe rent styles, conoliiatory policy waa due chiefly to not not been added. True economy is best served by laying ina ye ars Sup ply now, t/a wet \ y ) Cs11, é 3%-ineh wWirle ‘ amb ; ~—T ha ; in muslin or cambric, lace or eme- Gai {! $3 00—! > De slack . re} Ww ofe (au ure \l]-¢ ver bi mioroiel- | ait ] ag tet athe dark fie ires for Seeing the uselessness of ¢ ' ‘ 21.x8'y yards, usual price $12.50; inches wide by 9) Inches long, ‘$ 7 erles wort $1.% at. adies’ shirt walsts, only, —- 'e urther attempts malt usual price $7.50 a pair: now. 4, 5 tips, lace only. The reg yular v alue of : per yard 1.38 per yard 7 5c at peace, the combine declared war a few | _ weeks ago vy making a cut of 33 1-3 per No. (oo 132? Flemetitehead Sets, pure nen ie J these is KD 5O per pair; $ | O8 A. &,. tle es Hand-F ‘ “mibrotdertes, eee ‘ ee yf nel Shirtings in ~—a- 1° » Hs ine pes >: W » rel iti Pre ene 1 «@ te , Vvirids 10c he 4 ‘ Diether . : te Pi os a is lay owed _— week |B very heavy, cannot be im; ort el for ‘ faliv $13 wT Wort . r. per yara ‘ a ofs cen in me ljum and less tn: ' $7.“ pe eet: - sk as ae a worthy f rey te ‘od peer ‘) ’ eT ie i 4 4 pees in és $4. 50 as long as they ast ' Q()c Fancy German Ellertown Polka Dot large aiges in eee Rie-strene#eth LASS, and 10 a ) Bt !] e t e 1 L a | | : {2 Lc ent on nul Pentre U1 rlnge 1.) ce 1 2 ° i sie >. : » ef ¢) ‘? ; “ys i? | . ye ue"? } ‘ ile ry per c adouby NRC Class, This 2x: yards. usual pri MM Cozen Webb's Dew-bleached Towels, | he fit st TOL bu yers W1 h 1¢ . ; 4 rte nufa rt a " rt-ile h, | er ; enrvis od. i - 2 U yO: + ig — . : , - 34-16 } soft fi; ‘ ’ cut is beLevel by many tu have a string each . 4 - ; : ‘ * $4.00 ones. Look at the Shoe Display in Olive res. nee eat op sale. ‘an Sonne atripes and plaid tied to if. The reduct: Was mads »* one of the best towels made ‘ ’ " va yrric e $12 whe i ; 4 i ‘ ‘ for the Pill prose * +) y ey yards, u usual } ne | ete en ‘h..or. per dozen eo awe, for, per yard a, Cte Pposition. vers p rua, No. 1%" All odds and ends'to be cleaned ~~ Street Window for styles of Spring 190. law rev! Mring payment of Biaty avtirition sy force abeyance mt the ’ | Ry | Corsets. Novelties in Muslin Underwear. pice, an Mi mudav, prep pel robably will be y the combine at 2'yx%, yards he Tudiuotisis low Price ‘ty : bist certain | : out toils week conditions will be attache hat will bring the pr lee to thi ) Ve ‘ ‘ materially above the auotati. Ti MM, Vv independent eS SS factories will be compelled either to store ————— —— 7” their goods or shut iaera, “us they cannot i unusval ease and gave their best efforts for | they cut off her preity /:air, but otherwise aiford to séll under piesent market condl- lher relief 3 there was not the slightest hie Wis the same | oe ae es tions. It fs said that the era of low prices wr relief. ut there ‘ She’ doctars no ise tie , eleetriciity, White | gua@eéring from that talledg Glsedas | At aere re mt as feo Tee ase Will remain for two months MI provemen! slistering, Officials of the trust are reticent con- heat, ice bandages on th cerning the future. They do not hesit: a te say, however. that the n " oye —_> —— - known to sefenee was tried In vain, aid aver irae ontinued ts atid nl ber me) + s . ; ' i ‘Te ear » ae) y s on Va ‘?? y 7 LE Be edeningin: trih ce, Remselves | and ares wow atows Till, the atient lay ‘ike one of the seven Vher tite away. i Ui SEEN VISITORS MAKE A FAM- ad Inidlep nde mag oar ‘Oo-Operat , . , sco I ow . *ohe sus, QoalViOUSs and inert é lias ' t Was determ nes eet oe wavs - . - ~~ > . O®* Ners jie Ive fui tory SAN FRANCI ~~ Sieenpers of DF SUS, | 4 Rant iby a shat ' ome na ; rane > { ILY Ss Lil E MISERABLE. v atrongeest elockK of electri liy had no oe ROD me % : Jim ; new One of the bal effects, from one ine. SIGNS OF AWAKENING. he effect than the gentiest touch of th epine, everytoung | teria | yuzyeiz th « foony tag tvrny te, , AGENTS Stan cparne Vil be that the ceom- ne, by closing down facto — ea “awe ttare | amsey, Ull- | ters atl is ed paart by roing tf PENPUSe . . ' ‘* tiialtn of its ——_ har i. bier ey a- erate Senee, \ «le bit ° at > : aie . ~ ; Opponents, wili thr y fr! : : iPorlbats ‘ it's .¢ ' as ‘ it ~- ' | ‘on. ' : , cot emy Toy HT — +} oO t ° dh. e Aen imM- : ih ana Bee a og =~ , ing , 2 T 1-y T are? ‘ , ’ a oe number of valuable wo. ~ nen, oh eS - i fe MANY DOCTORS see] ls, UunKnNOoOWIS li would hay "4 l that are ary ‘ ’ | : Ab an tek H Hc WV i! G 4 , Cha, , 7 - pag . gob dled ul by 1 ee Trust The oor?) Hine HAS PUZZL ) ° 4S) © Lo deterimine when © fie’ b, >? but “ re or sii Ti 8 ty ' ; , ‘ . ; ibaa vd eg ’ the, te he tj bss iti ‘ ae ; hae been wad a) rt of men ‘ } 1 } pe rs thie r b . eds remasl i WwW ie ( has bu ‘ . ‘ ‘ j j Ti v r] i i ' im , ? ’ . : \roUnRn ye aS Treen | mie y the ary rinte tre niga change im the ‘ Lo ~Stisprecrmis. nAS . jected to send Ber er! piled in thre aeration my its aperm Guy e cinta has been Minted that the prin ci l = rc ‘1 down Utey instanty meal OLe 7 ‘. ah oo Larre Crowds cf Curious So caition raatt In Brices 's to close down | All Agree That Hysteria Caus:d the pen up Gi, wing nek chew a en Orv wove Fiock Al} Haunted Home Position fn fores in , miler ‘ by? at , , , ‘ j* ! : I ye } : ta ‘oye the + ; ; ‘ ~~ . snr ver aoc yout tHe aunce one Be far the maj: rit ) + Vs a, ON. | Strange Condition of the Patient, hs Gentian’ atanine ai thing, into he bor ' an miunyvo eth ' - P y Cit US hie iahe leu, reste: Ts OW) ot teied 3 times ret na New Jersey Uity. la f: ; i. : ie . sehen we ~o : Provabie pon as ba ¢ but Tone Has Helped. robable ofte Upon thes will be to att: | | rsons } te thelr orders WAS WARNED Ne 4 DREAM | « SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8.—Miss Elita hes naan a@ benut.ful girl of this ciiy, who { ; iS been uncouscious for neariv tWo years Oandidate for Daletical Office Gives Cectors and sientists exhausting ever, remedy and plan te awaken fer freeia fh ns. Unusual Reason for With- sthinge sieap."is slowly coming ba rawing From the Canvass. Ries Wilbur wae round one morning in ———- » . \ etter a ¢ 1elraaat ; ‘tow fu! LAPAY ISTE. ind. Feb e@ “Dn latter part of bebptiarv, ISAS, iyiing wey to ret mut of this race e 7 4 r ’ ne adresse! on he lounge iti per re eal l’eter Ane der = kno . ae plead wt barry sleet tia Toe W Bact pe .* ee ihe : ; ‘ ~ owed i hs rr, ; ¥ lg ** bite nee im Theodany “¥ > @hie -« oh os se seen and so Was the traneom aber her « r a ee re rT. ai é : - i —— -— SO ie nathe fre om ’ 2 aa) Bee . Des , , b,° Ge , ; " iis tiie a * , =~ = 9 -= , ’ can ‘ fi) i ie us Meh MpPlpaareiccas Lv ig 6 7 ee ; nurs woeta Ten . ; c 2 a” r » P 4 n — : top Wa hal’ t tieh ty waited anx ously Pavoraowe 7 ar PREMIU i ON MER! iA r kee Arichest ¥ ' ; Om tae . esp ee Bees Wete S aeons a ae _ . ioht -—— - bow? . : at Te, a drear , ' , syinptom by Higns : eAP anatio ae damn d oe *. ed ieht hed been lowerest je hae aon “rent st i) the patient jay supine. ind Wedded Wemen Have Right to Vote : ,) Was preparing tri " " q . P ; , ’ . : | 4 Si ilarti aS ° 4) ’ z vi . ’ ‘ } ‘ ; | ? pT 4 4 toove ce eitiomie ey Supporting him, | hanging over ihe lounge and a e 1ay O4 time passed we “Wi ken | thi naar ie at Vancouver Flsctions. , Jes ‘ 4rein od , . oe ) the floor, ag if it Dad just s.ippe ven ° or a ie ve " and more serio ) Sne-ial to the Post Dispatet | ° ° . ; Z . ee . lve ie ote ‘ ae | ‘ ‘ ' e, “that oa S ed no effe t. It could! yaNcoUVER. B.C ‘¢ ayers A CURE FOR ASTRA. 7 ' 4 ne ie « e all bow dopey _— ‘ ' a ee Bo me of Aras}. Hypnoti=m pre mpuce i¢ | , = bs | ; . : , | , a | n , [ = er candidates ‘Te shh: Hies poNition Was easy abd Unconmstracned ot make her sleep any deeper, ot coul , , the ras 4 er hes mes ret ‘ ome ant > tren: 4 ' Brgy — ning i Gules and we hula race ms tding ' oo | j net One the tivelens’ lids to Ireop. it, women hase twice the at fa marred) | , , aren pe anaeelig+ . SS | | : | eo One Wi and had 1: not been for thw fact that the | not inat ; ‘ "et ES: , mean Aer P i a e psp >> ' ) / weer ) ule Came tier Lie wtre linet Was to e 1 - e Leould not awaken, it Was power es, (*hris- al ’ uver AY ‘ wtetaees | “pat ) : | h , t e a@lection, l wes . «ning in the home aperiment was pertheated With ile stnedli Us tian ecience gave ali tne fi roe of ite int angi- hie ty chalrtel af assed, re : “ee ot i ol on . ~ | | e s , ; ; — fear ahead of the others and 1 | ¢48 Do alarm would have been fel:. mie aid, but it could not work upon this shu ay war? ag . ran 7 ee raunchial ¢ , ' J | pre ery toes a e ought I wa a“ ee a w! nner Suddenly a Phy e*lans worked over her for hours ‘gance-! ke Rlupor Medica! know o'ge ‘i aod iv; « re ve oo ibe ‘ ‘ aca ' See id = : : ~ . : " | ‘ : + ) ‘— e - ' = sia € bes at? ‘ APFK PSI NO, 5 ps Sree } ty) t . “Wee * ~*~ feck of some, other kind of ‘ vailed not ;the doctors could diagnose the bed up in Yros ‘= the I eg ae without the slightest result, and at lasi a pd denny but they could not cure it. No «imilar La he be ' y : poue. their husiands 1yV wn out and badly injured, 1 can't win | consultation was decided upon. Every rem- | circumstance had ever appeared in medical their ballots for them. + aan eure of that, | t racers ; Freoch of Bagiish, th full direc | | ® ht Lx. m pretty eure to be fs ody 10 gee have availed in similar patna The by. Mise Wilbur’s | cow —— a “feb preparing at mt a by mall. | be. Were mot active yesterday ofiee thee best soap yee = » 20 I'm going | *“* tried, but in vain. In the days that fol- h a nine days’ wonder. Ht afhvcres 0h (Tp en’ 8 s Eye water Address, with etamp, seaming thie paper. W. a.' One exploit of dumping @ picture upon 4, Saige | towed prominent physicians examined this Ghe grew a@ little thinner; sere exes, vee 5 omps Noyes, 020 Powers’ Block, Rochester, N. ¥. BStahl's bed. Their active hours, it 4 ee . «anv ’ F r} , f ih ven ‘ as ter , ™ j " . Bromeuitie and ner. us d seaece this ’ re. 7 " : an® she ma eae * = incase the era! , T Le S| ir) t« ar t! KA le S an ilie a th y ww? * 9 ae = . eniy 7 ee ee nn) Se a

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_ een tee eee a ara See none . yo " SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. -_—— -_- — GOEBEL’ — - —_—__-+@ —— (CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE.) “Did that article attacking me" be you write he demanded aiat retorted on Sanforl nNewepapers With that troel- Whipped out a | paseing threugh (oe . Wus textifie 1 by Sanford s ford was not armed twinkiinge of ‘ Veriver estit agi thrust the teste The ballet sy. through Sante GQoebel's feet fT referring to an of the Coving- ‘ bel, one Ch in | elaimed that Sanford tol and fired, the ball mis trousers, But It fr.endd# that San- 1" ita is I's mouth badass wire A Oe turne!]. from e’ jleutenant ee cuotlie charge and thie in rye the pol ler I have ehot mveelf Sanford” filed John formal arrest, pointe | he claimed, * he eried As Soom As I saw fii rea reachbedl for og ia?’ verT- eai}d that harnide t)- tii im jec.ar shake frist ; (** cealied h he car- ’ J] went met he iwo . " , { gtdegtoer | his ;a*T , } pietdeaaS ! Al Justice hspaot preiiminars ane @ purrs Co, sSanfa veteran and Very peop. This ga pcebe} t antagonism of . f the (*on- federate veteran: (‘or Sane ford jieft a widow, the fam ous Tom Marehall of Ke: y an several ehildren Last Juv inford Was aa- vdged insane by Rrooling over tom husband's deut) unbalanced her mind ORIGIN OF THE a) jury had S LIFE BAT COURTS WILL RAISE AN ARMY. POLITICAL FEUD. | The Goebel-Taylor feud really began five years age with t old-fushionms d chivalry, B.A: federat« record «os of things. The feud started toward its climax when (doe obtained the neowhinution for Giov- ernor last mar against two Democrats of the oud = SYarntin ana Stone. Tiais sp! Kentucky Democrats. | disgustel Stone and Hardin bolted and got nem nating Judge John Y. Brown (governor. Meanwhi.e, harmenv ruled the "Republics Saw ther caance They nominated Tavior and yt for a hard Tine anti-Cloehel ats dropp il im the elosing cam- antl went toe Tavior tthe electlon came side that {jt had won remained aim The Governor Bradiiy. Was a Republican. Y course he side l with Taylor, who was elected he face of the returns were osdered out and hundreds of meoun- taineers, arme?d tor the fray .poured down from thet te fight for Taylor. The Brown men Were with them. The Hon- ett Ejeetions Leagzwue of Louisville, con- vVinees] that Tayvier had been fairly elected, came out for Taylor TK was anything to keep: Gioebe! from the chatr, The day after ihe electon the Repub't- © claime«l the State by Va to 15.0, day Gioebe]l announced that . ) Je emfmar 7. (0 tne of change when d*on- ordey Kentucky, and a new po lii«’s manirys, une a for eee tnerel “4 1s, Brow n the ery from But CGioebe! in office, Troops aot) 6 4 ’ fiasttrie a Gowhel’'s own « issue the certificate to men deciared lowed to take capital, hooked Fiewe. ness= to The old-line Tavior The with anti-CGloelbe ites, expressed thelr willing- Lyjevem dD” took e@ldes with (jrass reg@ron «warm ] many of them silver lemocrats Democrats and Republicans, x-Confederates and ex-Union eoldjers rubbal elbows and talked seriously of a praat nly The | > known family in Anderson County ruling of the that The Nov. ruse they belleved the State. reached on bew etealing Was fo arms, intended excitement when Goet by a pluraiity of 1 ate have been i Was his reply to a fected and will be seated,” ’ cgite 2fions ' figured ee Then came . ait the ent ie, whic} rh ‘ir grounds fredel oumiey to) 6throw of lLvou.s- pluraiity. election had was propased te of the city ve Taylor Ser would that the military rule troops called out ov Gov, Bradley—and to baW fFoehe)] wave beer Tee out 119s Votte ~“. Tavior.”” There middie initial date’s name on the Taylor took the mon Hie gat the they he for hi- Ole] the . the pr yor, and prrase THE MEN WHO GUARDED GOEBCL. that Goebel fet if ian 2zed by his «! tainty Pmpoa (of all The diange. teretbdeer’. Hf know it betoer friends end bitter or ¢ man in Kentucky. He is Known lighter, silver poillielan, of race and a hunter of nenies a CUffrree horse io] is equally dl- his enemies his many, { county, Mercer, ‘eon his friends and of how Chinr trom his cus they are vithout foundation. . aves the knife in the right ‘Ket Bal) * an!l when resubres » feet 1 Inches His legs are ' by shoulders of big rounded buil meck . emit ‘) ers. high anu short and Iim.iZ- oe Pe : » weighs eo pounde his bavly ong, toppe ing breadth. His iby a short, bhiack and clear. Which were once erizzied, but) hie 4 t his temper bull hi 20Ve Stay Corded For: Warden Frhraim Lillard comes of a we'l- Ile lives C"Ounty. His of Kentucky determ .na- Jessamine Pri has odded to ; “alped then Hie ie al a f and round-sh-uldere P 7 years th hils . ner a bul- ri mustache churea Nicholasviiie eon his Ries . = THE HISTORY OF LONDON next 7 Kentucky Town in Which Taylor’s Legislature Has Been Ordered to Meet Next Tuesday. Special to the Post-Dispatch FRANK PORT, Feb. 3.—The la‘ndon, eounty s of Laurel where Gov. Tavior ovacredg jature to mect on next Tuesday, on the Knoxville bran oh of the Louisville &K& Nashvule Kairoad ind is Bw feet above the sea. Itt: on the tep civ.de of the fimous Laurel fields and KY., town of vat has (founty, the Legis- is located eoal has been a CURES WEAK MEN FREE, Have It Free and be Strong and Vigorous for Life. INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME. l. W. ENAPP, M D. Flow any man may quickiy cure himeelf after eare of suffering from eesuel weekness lost vi- , wight losers, varicocele, etc. and enlarge weak orgens to full sise and rigor Sin- eend your pame and address to Dr. L. W. , me Hall oy = Detroit, Mich. and he neod the free —« with full direc man may easily cure himeelf at certainly a most generous offer the following extracte taken from his dally mea thisk of his 7 my sincere thanks for ve given your treat- t hes Mer t "ere sEromep, isos Sad he pat pas hoe ee ern : 4s ¥ ae 2 Cg Y i ss ; a le emma i tsi setae aad lak ; =a estaba, . ; ee - —_ - I am just as vigorous as when a boy and you cannot realize bow happy | am." “Dear Sir Your method worked beautifully Results were exactly what I needed Strength and vigor hare completely returned and enlarge- ment ts entirely satisfactory “Dear Sir Yours was received and I bed n* trouble in making use of the receipt ase directed and can truthfully say it is a boon to weak men am gteatiy improved io size, etrength aod 1 a 4 ssonhed yop is gertetiy _, cousieatn’. ain . foe he seaied envelope = e | ave At asking aed he wants every man ~ Janrounced that he had won ' decianmition of how his side | | Kentucky. Mtants and they are for the m: fit- tet , Heans, 500) strong if necessary oT ] ‘MASS. MEET! ithe i ¢*irmistian ) tire i)e Send Name and Address To-day--You Can note for many years. It was founded about the beginning of the p-esent century by Gen. Peter Jackson, who came to Kentucky from Virginia with ali his great wealth and settled in the east- ern port.on of the Siate, making what is now london his headquarters. Hie gave the land for the site the eity to the county of Laurel, but as the ecunty was not finan- Claily able to build the courthouse and (other necessary Duildings, jen. Jackson proposed that the county deed him back the town Site and he Wweuld erect the the -- essary bu.’dings, which Was accordingly done He burned his first brick howuse ever « Rentucky, ‘t being th Laurel County, waoieh eral years ago and } Price He aiso ere ~fantial school building of bvick, which ealied Laurel Academy, and here have been educated Seme of the ieatUnig members of the present Keneration in eastern Kentucky. Caen left a NUMerous progeny and mais cescendants are to-day diving in and Laurel County. tOoOWNn Was never larger MOuUses proor to the advenc of the railroad. Which Was abeut 19 or i2Z Years ufo. Wien the firs: train came to London hundreds of people from Laurel and the awjoining evun- ty of Clay came into town to see tne horse. trew of them had ever seen a tran Of cars before and some «if (hem Wwere frightened at the sight. Immediately after the railroad was bulit the town began to place of more cor Jess ' ; ‘ ‘ the -? aktrery own brick and built beets cf ' el courthotuse wn built im its ’ } ry Luonion he than SO to 1) a4 boom until it {s now one of the most enter. | delightful towns in easiern There are probabiy law inhabi- mst part moun- tleyvy engage prising and taineers of che best ela. ‘ i«t I | in the mercantile business o: 'fecale than a eity business pose and there fs a Rreat All the back cu Mit.es thelr manufactured woods gr. The town of tiyden, ("our o qgertie ‘hesier, the man Just halfway sek ‘T-if , f-the f -SsummMmer months. f tM leading fhe 1) fors in 'FY, and eome dences there. ie are ied with modern conveniences. Among them be mention 4d Judge Vineent Boertng. gressman from the bel Judge Robert Bax a ee er, W. BR. Catchings. W Stillings, J. «. Johrson Layden. K. M. BRoertnz J. M. Riléy These men est kind o” them are elegant ,7?,?Ff =a}? Fe. are all weal: nea the strong- unti- bel men, The Republicans, It is | this reagsen that Gov Tavior Leeaislature to meet at icondon be imporsit.e for the friends of the cause to pack the halls ef jegishition, if any trowble should be gtarted the Demo- erats would be in a noes: minority, that he couw'd call in the ountatn Retr 2h: keep who mignt frases be ft! “eO9 , . 9] wal hay any number of men rprought up from the blne Democrats, London and all the surreun ing counties are Republics n, and the Tim erats wouid be far freen home anid entire eut of torch with the leaders, who ba, been working With them » NG OF WOMEN -— @}— Fifty-Two Organizations, With Membership of 7500, Will Be Rep- resented at Louisville. Spectal the Post -lbispete LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb ing of the Woman's Emergency d to meet he bring together ft Kentucky. Fifty-two or- gKanizations, with a membership of 7h), will be represemted, ) 20 women are expected ‘rom outside of Louisville. In her call for the meeting Mre. Tanny Cassidy Duncan, chairman of the Press t‘ommittee, ‘ays “The women of the seriousne-s of the present e affairs. louisville women are organized for emergens ties, Women's Pmergeney A ‘dation being able in A hours leve to call cut Baw of the most promirent and Influential women in the city. These jn turn, through various federations of Women’s clubs and associa in bring bear any important question women of the —_— —-e ——_ THE PRESIDENT WAS SHOCKED Post-IMepateh Feb. 3 (Gsoebel’s death President McKinley the Cabinet and their sts of Postmaster-General :@nith at his Massachusetts avenue. The Gen. Smith's tabie, when the handed a bulletin announcing He read it aloud to the to 3.—A mass meet- haa been cail re It willi known women ne hest- t esis to + awake mdition « splendidiy president KNextucky are the of e206) (vr t bige’ Lile*c] mone, to on soctlation Ss] evtia] t* ie WASHINGTON, (70V. When the news was conveved President, wives were of to ene tne his bh on at was death. residence party was (general (soOebel's Ruests Miverybody was shocked and all Jeint, late as this been Informed that iuir Way to recovery, Although later quietly regret and even sorrow come of Tie “ tirevehout the keer Among the Whe Will go t are Assistant (Smith, who fhatis Ve vor of Customs J: Marsial Thomas H lv zy fre interest, — Tennessee This Srping. MEMPHIS, Fe pot in Ten: Monday wher (fonvention Tenn., a4 lt ss Hardin Counts of the opening OPPoOsings Evans and contest factions of that Rrownlow. scene Which | at | A sele t ; je" 4,963 WEAK MEN CURED) - In 1899 by DR, BENNETT’S ELECTRIC BELT. Come and be Cured. A record to be proud of. In Tost cases these men were re- stored after the failure of drugs. ELECTRICITY, when ap- plied as Fapply it, will net fail in one case in 50. My Belt I : ‘I. “,°*29 cuarantee the strongest and with my patent SPONGE elee- trode T can pout at heavy current in the parts w ithout burning. This is the reason my belt cures where others fail. This elee- S10,000in gold for any other Do Larrange my belt especially to trode is my patent and J will pay firm using it on their belt, or anvthing qrtie’ half iis crore, not be deceived by imitators. cure-—these troubles particularly: Manhood, Spermaterrhea, Varicocele and General Debility; Restores Parts, Cures Rheu- Ghuaranteed any form, Kidney, Liver and Bladder | roubles, Constipation, Can be renewed when burned out. Lost matism in the Strongest Beit Made. CALL uren cr WRITE ™< ¢ lentral ng does ( 1 advice $0! { Viv ELECTRI' \I. SI , ry . ‘ tT? an ‘ a ei? Destimeot h , ‘yn FREE to every male purchaser of one © Cres Dyspepsia. +? ¢,? Cc ? . ‘ ie rystl BR. ve rk Various weakne DR. BENNETT ELECTRIC BELT CO., 810 OLIVE STREET (SECOND FLOOR), OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, 8 a. m.to 8 p.m. Sundays 9 until I. sT. LOUIS, MO. ’, why 4e6 cof THEN IS Med’ Open ee oe Py -Sa Cet eee ett,

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wer ia) —— — ees eS eo ~—— _ SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. qT cy ten ts ian og AAACN 5 A A A its other securities to decline to a very low point. The proportion of the reserve to the lia- bilities has improved to 4% per cent com- pared with # 16-16 for the Previous week and 454, per cent in the corres ponding week last year _ _— — a —..._ eese0 eeeee,. Jypical Monaay | , Oo [ —ftundreds of Others Equally Good, and Even 3 . , a U eS Better, Will De Found on Every Floor. : Ty EgT eee ee8eece ee® ia aT Startling Explanation by Noted Englishmen of the Incapacity “ of the Officers, Drawn From an Aristocracy Which One ~ - Authority Declares Is “Suffering From Cerebral Atrophy RECORD Of THE CAMPAIGN Caused by Persistent Neglect of Intellectual Training.” Reports of Officers Giving Detailed Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. Accounts of Their Movements and (Copyright, 1900.) Battles to the War Office. LAINDON, Feb. 3.—A British officer who for years past has acted as an in- * Riructor of candidates for commissions in the Hritish army gives the following | Correspondence of the Asso.'bated Press. —_— Feces eee eee eee ~— -_- > _ Special from 8 to 10 a. am. Special from 10 to 12 a. m. Special fram 2 to 4 p. m. Special from 8 to 160 a. m. . doz s of cae’ Well a, | 0 do Cambric Corset SOc onality fast black Per- Night EXTRA ann gay Ladies tion Pg et ‘at th Corset Po shane with bet ‘a P coe o cm lta a’ je??? pers a -* embroidery. and usually inings. lt) yards; not more than with V-shaped necks, having deep hem, cluster of Owns. cluster of er two em- Drawers. tucks and yoke hand— Covers. sold at 35c—limit of 4tua 1) yart« to a customer roidery insertions an‘? fin- not more than #4 pairs toa customer, and ouly andon'’y from Ste 10 ished with cambric ruffle— castomer and oniy from . from 2to 4p m. ty aom . itr base C Startiivpge explanation of the melioere intelligence of British officers: | LONDON, Jan. 27.—The official dispatches “The secre: of our national weakness Hes in the fact that the aristocracy and forwarded by Gen. Buller published by the provide per War Office te-day and Summarized by cubie, clear up many moot points, and form eerebral Atrophy, caused ky a persistent neglect of intellectual training an excelent record of the cumpasgn up to Mmaie of fe sdiesipated” 3 the begining of November. The expulsion | the suppression of the diseased olgarchy which now governs the : Of Yuie’s regiment from Dunuce, written | * the wlass esemmaniv known as society, Doth in town and country — OK BE [SK (ak (nk (aK (ak (ak nk (Ck s(n Pa Uk kk Cr . 2 con? ar our regular oft “ors Tits soclety is suffering from earefully induced and a @ Me demand» ie. Wek regular price '9c—during 10 to 12, at, Mondays, at, ment, at. per in ; . ‘ y Sir George W. Hite, is as fuliows: above bours. eacb per pair ws each ... ae yard > Lig’ , . " i Mi l¢ j c Ss. eery* , ‘ « 4a . , country to ‘he exclusion of the physically and mentally he riths on =e ow Turning now to a tight at Dundee whith Arnold White, a-well-Known publicist and Unionist, dilates on the same theme iI have alieady described up to the evening as follows: 4 | ry vel. ay ee morn of Oct. 2i, “There bas been no scandal in connee tion with any branch of the public serv- | einarel at aaa : iat ot “that J nen, ' ‘ , » i 4 ,* " 4 ‘ - 4 ‘ nae - 9 ice open ta purbli sandal,-and the breakdown has resulted from departments but very arg bodies were reported to be Where the staff was chosen entirely from a small privileged caste. )advancing from the north and northwest. “The Britteh army ‘i fits higher branches !s a great svcial, rather than a t Snore dete an ane Cn She Gay te @ ell i i i i ct a Ot asi, TS ns, |&eadies’ Jackets. a pease ——— &mbroideries. Latest and daintiest designs for Finest we have at $9.98. th best 1c quality 6 In blue amd hite, red 1900—about 10,000 yards—includin Te-morrow morning we will offer our patrons choice of our entire stock ; SA Aaa = of Ladies’ Fine Quality Winter Weight Jackets, not one reserved, no and white, and Telaek charming matched sets of Swiss. matter what the original cest or former selling price. These Jackets and black nd ’ Nainsook and Cambric Embroideries are made of the finest imported Kerseys, Venetians, Coverts, Pebble 6mall, neat -patterns Cheviots, etc., cut after the most fashionable models and in the popu- bemarate Seted lintnes —bought last June,and consequently lar shades of tan, castor. brown, gray, blue and an ngs black; they are all carefully lined with very best %-yard Shirts. reculur $1 not affected by advanced prices, as grades of plain or fancy Taffeta Silks. and were ) Wrappers —Mon- will be readily perceived by the sold earlier In the season at $25 and $30—Mon- , ’ day, in base- 5i()c * jpn day, to clese them out immediately, we offer you Ment, each following: choice at, each ‘ —_ Pretty Swiss and wJheetings. , (cambriec Inser- tion, two inches e ° ! ide , or j > Splendid quality Bleached and Un- fully ne; i special | Curtains and ortieres bD'eached Shectings —of about the gareain: for Mon- ty NAY | same grade as ‘Fruit of the Loom” At Wonderfully low prices for Monday—such bargains | or ‘‘Lockwoods,’’ and better than bis, —so make th ‘‘Peppere.ts’’ -in basement at Te) vieces of | as these are rare—even here—so make the most of them. prices that will make competition anf , ps aN ° . ‘ince. exquisite lace, w tucked and puffed AS Lace Curtains. Portieres. 2-yard Unbleached Sheeting, combination. A‘tso Irish Point and : : - oO 9 5 : . . . . > Ss (suipure All-Overs, very desirable nly 2 to pair of | , : A manufacturer's odd pairs, odd fots the new shirt waists and sleeves; the a kind, all with , . . P resent retail price for these Is $2.35. +" overlocéked edges and single Portieres at about half ws ; » hour t her Tren fe ; ie j 7 , P : a. - ' “4 ut we bought them re the rise Sana ie Monday we close regular prices. 9% vd Unbleached: Sheeting, Prices, amd can theref offer them ‘Monday them out at less r ZF ac’, at, per yard than manufacturer's cost. Y) , aay pee . r dd ortieres. - pdb ra ied Sheet ? . 1000 yards of White Irish Point Ap- | $1.75 Scotch Lace Curtains, ie | 7 ; full lengths and 54 iuches Of Satin Finished Tapestry, heary corded reeees Damask and real French Tapestry in floral Worth Ziee, at °- more defensibie pusition tu the south of Wrappers, well ‘ing up heavy artillery to the shoulder of | the ImpauU mountain, rendered the site un- tenabie and another move was made to a ‘the Peng!) sh detnocraey must reclaim™“the power with which it has parted and . » 2 ap > , ' fighting machine If this War is tobe Won and our flag is to fly over Pretoria, ‘the previvus camp, but the enemy, bring- ; by a silent, peaceful revolution insist on ftness and efficiency becoming the quali- : as fications for public employment. alte etl further mouth On Ot 2 “In the navy this is the rule, to a large extent, hence this is alone our national i Yule decided to effect a Junction with the safety. | troops at Ladysmith. A reconnaissance in Ce ; *( hh ’ reeric 5 “as 4 “If the ministers treat the situation tn the spiritvof Balfour ft 1s not the min- | eee canton 3 et eo gene \ t Fig - ’ ‘ ‘ ; , UY) —_—--——_—— Xe a + . * (a ak (ak (OK Ck (fk (a (ak WEidbee: demoral a bee erie _— rt —— ie oo ished Tapestry Portieres— A splendid as- ; : ' 2 i2¢° rie? 4 i ~ al phallmisormMe de- f re . e . ° ° : ites. “show: the a - wg ete ton gee Sa tg Lace Monday, POF POlP ns ...ccesvecs . sortment on our cyst adit beet, nd I found my- eh pce xtra large . , ; ’ 4th floor it ts committed metal attack.’’ oe eize, per pair... $.59 Damask Portisres, with - : any pitied 1? ‘sting is thn en's } VY double Wool Mittens a ’ Jonnston in the flank and threaten | which has already heen laid out, such is the or mpere it ta Belaneont Bie Rate: uw eanily cleaned and « retreat, the Confederate General usual- | intelligent anticipation of the enetny—for | joes), nae ollndiik: See: Same a Saletan Tildren’s feece-lined Kid) Mittens; ive mesfect Natiafacti , ; : ‘Ww actlic ‘actical ; vs P : ‘) ae ha? , ' ’ -* — , ** . a ’ }y wats drew. Such tactics are practs a tyke their accommodation tral Po a . ece-lined Ast: han : . (Like cut) with coo mantle, opal shade and lead With only a force numer cally euperior. We a 3 , a fe Shed slass chimney, the regular price is 70c; don’t Know the streneth of the Boers in ° br A the. 3 Gree TA wis 2 + wae . ora cmess, | Natal Winston Churehill estimates them IS PI} INNING A W stlOn preps Mrapnel, the ris oo) en's and Roys' heavy Tan Gloves: Monday, complete at only 19,000 of “ hom Tih are investing } ; a4 ep ap ’ ‘ “4 i . ) ‘ ‘ s . Mie ¥ , The j > as* ~ . hy WV ’ >. > " : ' ° . a « ‘'’ se” sti : - Ate KR .haa ‘ Ys Pe j de® »} i : . z_ jer! .* ; ‘ 4 Madyasmith This woula give Buller 25,000 — ne Sgainst 12.0. and should render poss bie Something like Sherman's maneuvers, But | The Bank of England Is Preparing to | : here in rene too leelie ' ‘ ler’ “ : : .t re TT) ' : ‘ : = a ‘ ei mn) ’ ] ve that Bul er 8 @ 1) Give the Government Further | if } bi } 1 his by er 3 a rigweit felae : AY oO; 1 » Above Cloves and Mittens Wiilts entimate of the Boer forces is much The Genuine Cosmopolitan Gas Mantle, which fiters on higher. dogtiatat> - “oe ; " pas &s PHO Write is solid all over the country at Joc; “Lord Roberts will certatniy not hurry Assistance. tly superior es and ft does our me: , at Se doTaey) for Mencliry we Qc :. Grand-Leader Price Monday .... cod is aon ne bye his move fri mithe cape. He will frst com- ‘ 7 " beens if trl atl, Per pair. ma LOT cae . Siete ign i fet en] SPPC¥aY Cable fe oe artemennmsens ai Pt Sr ag aa 6 0566806 5), 0588 A 9605 6 Ge x 1 5 1 1 1 a oO weeks, Then he will have [ransporte (Copyright, 1900.) Sa ANA Fo rope riy organized andin work'ng order he- TAONDON, Feb. 3 Drepressing influences ore he will start. After that he will prob- | sttil prevail in the stock markets, although ab.yv miuke “4 ra >| move } onto : 7 . | orijers mud yj yy oqeit “ | . mae =m will induce him fo start until he considers Gen. Buller’s reported third essay to 9 us Bee 8M | Spy my er gS matry eo Te We were then obliged to leave | I H F ine jail, Th } 3s Begg > ae eee Ss reals og lieve Larysmith «lid something to relax the ort Pity, I ries oof thre Melivh were behind une jan pr eRe oe yet ys or “— , ; ‘ z° » # "sy " ’ 7 ; ow . , 7s : 2 ¢ Tr ~ { TEePoOrt Came from Boers’ Sources. and ' dscount market as compare | With aA Week aot Tyee] a. = Woetil ta a i ' ! ‘ ' rit ” Was al ttle roo high up ©.) bid f | i, 7 p - wt | e origin of it seems to show that the | 88% the bes: th@ee months’ bills having each other and ghia B, ater woud clea tiiat 4 net doi Hie said: ‘Throw oo tnbestpvigay “i ra} Jeers are not sangu'ne of success in the Tisen }%to 3%. But in the absence of further them out in vim Bas ee a ee TF COn your | mit sheet rou’ /——____ -—_ —__@@~e --—- dl f*. Northwest. They hate probably reaguced | news the market is Hable to another tem- Pun ine Si. eee ae CURIG aid: row 1 yours or T shai! 1} bel . ‘ve thet heen t) | fas "arans j h. ec las ‘ Orde oo. Por. ry bec liz a ] 5 iis, = »e t a reset ; i ‘ ; . . you : reba h ive, but ie ; , j Birengihen themsciver, csutnee em hy "Me | Financial opinion favors the issue of ao did ive orders retire: of S| threw de his gun. Then he f van iaie 1 | Clear Statement of the Boer Position and Hopes in > — to be more readily subseribed, although ne (Wo sitteres he igipintonesse rh SEDSESC EONS FE lg hh ‘ariridge pPouen, Eat CHOU: the Struggle Against England. +5 thuen and Gen, Buller.” funded debt for war expenditure as likely exchequer bonds is the more economical Considerat maoon the oy Md . he meant to take out a revolve: My eom Rr : iriiish manner of raising money, ag they eo i}el lpes ony Ww} pyrereeda ‘ he MM coNte . Outed sane —) toed] ite hohe? Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, less powder The firs? make 2 thre - gon , ) . T RGET PRACTICE AT COLENSO ' repaid probably When mattre., to Sil) rr: T ‘ ' adie piayy) ‘ riiil ti) Pye? idle? ry o eicae ; } PARIS. , ¥ ° An eryyiryesrp? Ss uo’ h Surliclie? A Yr ipl fort the | far rs if _~) ) Viel Is - ESi U . sf I D ° _ 1" A liarge issue of conseols at a low price Werth s ‘ ‘ weoty ‘ "ian at ot ia! "Thr I] . ‘ , ' , , . - nieationaiat would he freelv taken up, but would « "We were ie ! eriit j i ; boca) ' } ethicocet * —— Afri rity. ‘ ‘ rid «' Es tal a Tek. i? ’ Soke ds I Winston Churenil] Describes an Even.- press other higth clases secur ties. et arn ePNeiMmV eon ‘ AS ceeT aed ina ane “ure brea] iy! thier tivenl hy at : ll} With the Boer Gay - tT wan tikes {tf rr) eshte ‘ Pe ' wit A “ort of Straw Vote. : cent loan for a term of years coukl be ful'y CPpaAred PustTions—Posiions so car en i the bayonet at i Bas je et nf revicehe ing Sport -n Frere Camp Shell- underwritten safely at 9s. r}? Pecpoet Pan ey aon TTD Bas ae pe ves 1 We eptopereaas te All — “ mae i? ; ae ; A » cdieeailiaa ass a An advert sing agent, representing a in the B , New York exchange In London stan wha van le goa 1; , e espondd first ae ao PEUEE rE ey = OF ge ae 7 L ich ss © Soers. high as 4.87% for s'ght drafts. ccAuse ral thank “PPP rsa us must Vo | rite and the re dite: ware the real str: promune cf NEW b OTK nawazvine, whe — payments in eonnection with pen ge , ohes pt CaUset a transfer o A UL Le steTbededs mf rail dnesy ats wy ASSAUT f ' bert bre tn Toy | - eas ’ , nye? +} ] RicRiE ‘ A MI’. ] ear. “4 Yestenday l 7 the eontinent a ! ; t} rif ] , , , vf i ’ . . : , i ’ ae rpiltiie ris ’ reerport - ¢ ‘ . ry ; ) WV ¢ hy i j ten 1) r hx *! 4 j \\ hile Va Lillp . ry} -_ ie Ki ali ed Bode ou to watch the evening bom Mirdiment The Kaffir market is dead, after heavy disposition t as te eT} ‘. , tobe ‘tt ftired among thet Ve stooped and all |} ppusing Inglan te follows: | Yomi the beginning of tin at, aMry / Over hiS newspaper an iaticed the ade ' . » > ae . » 9 » . a ae t ‘ a ae a", i , ; ‘* . " i? ‘ ‘ . - Cl... "eo . ‘ ‘ rr ‘ ; . Which We make on the Boer entrenchments | I to - “- “tei + oo ly ot GG n. ! a EB d _ . aoe : 43h i ! t South African Republic soldiers | v making more | Vertiserment ol , “ ; ) ) rey ve it Vv reTworte.« SUds' esse s ve . . ’ ' Ye 2 1e ? . A i ‘ net Tri \ Tied were met Wie if? , Foe . ' » , Pp : With the 4:7 guns. From the hill on Whieh | Rutter proved a ‘failure ins m4 Tored that it wou bes red 1 e. The -- Of th rh Fives. | u 9 . arte bs aoe . : ae +t ¥ ' fase C » TU »N Dw rN. Fret EF MUGGl Where range tad been nec “ty troubles, and is often the re sult of an sea Shay | alice 3 Sreat gums wer slowly brought to bear foherited taint in the blood. 8S. S. S boxe vigten tienes on the UNSUSpecting targe! 1; looked ==; “hi . through the spy bole a tiny picture three is the only remedy which goes deep Reitz Sy» Liiwy «6©6OoMe|COUor: «CUE dirty bee hives for the kraal, al '- enough to reach Scrofula; it forees out work of newiv thrown-up earth, f Or oe Seven Minia’ure men gathered into a Ht) every trace of the disease, and cures bunch, we at lee ;* skviarking on im! t) — pehing the trome bh Af praitentls n } 1e worst Cases. Hijamar 4) ty ; °. : ‘ , . » 2 ‘ . xing matet men bo tu “ ite _ My son, Charlie, wasaffiicted from infancy ‘ el - with sScrofnia.,and he suffered ao that it was erere ‘ . ' *) t a. : , ) | | , “ei | - ae ‘ ‘a Cncling some ca mie impossible to dress him ) ; sounert and sh ities | i earls | it : pies : : | Hi ahd est uidiaae | rare ipa e — aml teh? and other for three years. His . = : . Mle ao on 8 7 : ‘ f , show siecle 9 ' \ tre. Sed (Bhi ‘ ' ’ ris gat) reed } ‘ ee etn head and body were a NeWs hit th : esa a ae Be a: 7 PA onlv a IP lo ) ee ai 4 aeste rf : | : wo , . | ad ein . ee Kroup Was stil tt te mass of sores, and his ' ‘ate emp, be — es | har 4 “tap 1 ai oat “ 2 emt eri | ae | ee | } | : oF em te 1 t aiteunaaaea _- ne a, pushrod eyesight a lao became dam ip? } t c t*i¢ +. Fr ’ ‘ : ' . 4 Sa i ik i. a ante tee Ae; Simpiee | | | wu eee... ies: The dese fn Ought would relieve ; "‘ a ad na i . | . , | | Ags : | | | | ‘ ‘ Murder pose In mv heart, bamen | Now for a bas Bang ae ~~ he urew worse Z a ee ‘a i ny ‘a as aoa —s we “er ; hpi , | ; : Tad , “ . ower the ten ‘ fy ery fout. lsarray ging he ~ iis condition was ! aut) : f at _™ i ‘ . ariothi , eer) “7 he Wat plenty of ilmme oy . Soin e Indeed pitiable l had ~ ees j 'T) h stood , tZer id , ’ : 4) | reer | ig | =a ae dns - | “en bei te: Shell was hissing ariel ae ‘ felmost despaired of his he TT +. } eifthet ra ithe cs ‘ . Fee ; ” ; . a, ryt ' r ida tte on tT ret '" | mes te oe | te aa through hearly awe mi! - . “ ever being cured. when / ¥ otner . 2 : ; gue I . 2 .s te ‘ aa ’ ' . : ’ ) ’ . eit F : ; ’ ta. ry ri r? 2B. : rtrnesg fhe Kraal ae ; ae by the adviceof a friend ‘ throug ai wine ager hel Se Bin ' 7 rev? a ey a ae phe , os cha nis ; —- ' . “at ee “uk ait) [tbe wWrou " eee 7 be " . ! ‘ ‘ : * . ? . . , , . . - : . . il ne Wie! teetr lew the] : i ; we gave him s s s, H “ i. i. et “ ; ii t | : ; ge is ea athe tert lj (Swift's Specific) A de : } i” . I apy) tad ' : id toda | : 4 3 ; * ‘a | , | : we ; “= comes the Wat Then thes ~~ . RATY toe bmi, Cided | mr fet the other Sui.) ‘ improvement was the result.and after ; | ' ite +40 be he had taken a dozen bottles. no one who knew 1 . 2 pr rye t : r : score? se ' , ' ; , , ° . ' Ke ~ | . aa ) bi? Pind eo there Appeared j w ° i . of his former drea«difu! eondition would have ‘ ' , ouriget , ; . *. | , ’ : . ; as ” pe ' ge } ) 4 , ry wv rr ) ‘ 3 ai: : ; Pa I os fi X Of amoke and clouds «! recognized him, All the sorea on his body gli. , cere] wer wee 1 FTN " | ho Freak 4 : J t pote bake ’ CIT] cnkaa | aie Temety . s . , , — j ae? ‘4 . ; ‘ aeeey ° ee 2S ’ ; ! o , , 4 et ; e ' . ' 3 titans e x i¢ ¢ ; ‘ ss > ang, Tdumped ; n T . % . Mped again Phe second gran have healed, his skin is perfectiv clear and ne and trenches «a ay 2 ’ . Pes : ot ‘ = ’ rent] Vi : pits on ‘ — ne . , ‘ ' ") i lk , ‘ ’ ~~ by — ; red re (is shred] male a * smooth, and he hag been restored tw perfect . . ‘ ' m ‘ er ‘ : r real blood troubles it isa waste . roe 7 free . wt | . het i ! turned the Fo : . . \ bt) : . ‘ : . , * % r? a | ‘] ‘ ‘ Yr. a ’ ’ ‘ . . o ie? r’ : ‘ . i? if} : 7 f ties i amid ae aonee ‘oad een ane reaches all deep-seated cases which wer, that we retired a 4 er “ti | a ritiar us , ' ties rw " ry ders t nux, hydrastin and yellow panilia, and oom oo. e other remedies have no effect upon. It ; ae ys ¢ she se : snot have alt . Tere cat hile . see can be saiely relied upon as a radical ”" it amith “ tan i ‘ , - > , > . aired ‘A net , eas a. we ‘ ' : eves so . ; p ? . \ ‘ eit Mis sh Bes mo : . : . £ ‘ and Semnbardmn. nt ‘ vel ad ¥y ee ene is the only blood remy dy guaranteed struck by tWo bullets e im the th ! re Rade mcd’ ean MSs oh WW beet ‘.” mn. the - cure, for every form « poor digestion, ores are GOwindlinw Disease i. again ine purely vegetable, and contains no pot- he other through ne Tune ) sinaiet 41 | Sat he | ' As SCIENTIFIC JAIL BIRDS Sold by druggists everywhere eg ae Ps on the garrison has @8h, mereury, or other mineral. as Rg eas, he -- ref, ty fests i betas | pea ae idl. we Oe eee bh tebe de =“ A inttie book on stomach troubles nm apite o ' elf } c ‘ . ' his eatn. er Lr VAS ¢ fo nr et) s Te ‘ abel i i ‘ j ti ; aes ee ates a ° ' ; > severe one, How long can they hold out} | Books mailed free to any address by our ‘camp He did ne Tie fmmted ately prticed «figeaiion it wii wot offend tue weakest “Your Tect orate 3 is Me STURLING. Ky Feb. 9 2. nay mailed free by acslressing F. A. Siuase ; hk is difficult to say precisely, because of Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. We placed him against the bank and gave ! stomact “DENEYS PEITZ.”) jm oihod of jail breaking was used vy three ‘Ce, M lL Mick - A *. ” es ; ’ ‘e , +) ae cgi RE hee a a. Rass “N Ate kt ta i AME sti» ee a ae One Te ee es

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SUNDAY V.CKNING— ST.LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBKUARKY 4, 1900. TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS. Fe 5 {Tobacco Crops x, Ladies’ Zaiorng || |p MOR) SO BY | ee diy | for fifty years Department BAA CU ie >) | Icontrolled by Spanish export Making Exclusively Oe shed beer RP ) lS >). | trade in Porto Rico were se- Jackets and Capes Pree ae ee pi, cured by Je rr. Lucke and At Popular Prices. Spring fabrics of Domestic and t | ‘ 4 7 \ A “a : 4 Company for American Con= Foreign importations now ready for inspection. Perfect fit guar- anteed. Style and workmanship a a ina - —_—— . : sumption at one=sixth Cost unexcelled. | a ae : a : a * ee SPECIAL—During the months : Saas 2B ai eo a = . > » . ‘ ‘ . » on of January and February, to in- e . The noove 1s a half-tone nicture of the] just completed a course at the City Hos-|; Jores. Lena Hoppe. Mabel Long, Miss O : ie CErio r Li an C a e 1S is department, we will Sines , « | trounce this d pa ‘ gre iduating class of 1899, St. Leuts Training | pital, Their names, reading from left to] Metzeer, Hedwiz Finke, Luanna Foster, make a Taffeta Silk-lined Suit— School for Nurses, members of which havelright, are bila Chrysler, Ida Riuffer, Maud oe ee righ ated. ee ee soo ea GANS FAVRSHTS scm YH EASY TD AMM|SHPPed across the Gulf in materials for $30.00. | Chas. Weber and Miss Alice Cumminz | — Rescued From Carr Lake, Near a ee eee 4 a ryvoes ot 5 a e S i N= | 9 EASTERN CONGRESSMEN TO VOTE Clayton, hy Wm. Morath. MASTER CLARENCE COSBY'S WON- FOR AN APPROPRIATION. ee : DERFUL SOPRANO. Heigoy Haha: WORK BEING PUSHED HERE, eee ae Pa ie BEGAN TO SiNG AT 4 YEARS. loaded at N ew Or leans and ill Meet To-| The: ; ternoon to resume the discussion of the |‘ a hah | Si cult “ Tie 4 SB ACHCAM C1 ne The Kieselhorst Piano Co. bill whieh it is proposed to introduce tn pres raml Miss (C1 Op gp athe —— oe ‘he boy, although only 10 vearsa od, has 66 4 ° . “ot mf onan hex racence | received unusual recognition from discrim- sy pro tic ng? an =[Ina e impor e Cli= The yourg men Congress, : rhewit res Makes a Large Purchase. io dotnet that is to be’“made prominent mend and under the leade f Morath. | inating musical peopie lie has been sing- hurrie-| to Where the eco Were strug- . T - at rare inter nee s : in Washington is that‘tt is not the city of gling in seven feet of Ww: ter. ne se pene : at bese pied: ’ tes ~ eee 99 D7 ; > ingress for | "Piog" eth! "hsth ein, wish ston esrarant In iss, srenonye vores APS”? At less than it cost (owing to improve Louis that is applying to ongress for “wf edo a human chain, with Mo ; t! ede he attract 45 lenl of attention bv hits Surplus 1899 Stock of Twe Large | i’. bur all the Aouisiana Purchase States “wt eee out to the etge of the tee] engng at the anditoraum at Tweifth street Piane Factories Bought of deregpice tra tneoe that w convention “ihee wore taken te the crime cia, fam Cwk aver and ar he Expostion | PACH itqes) to make them in Porto Rico for ’ IES Comes ai err] bo omelet Miche atidion ies ss) Spanish trade, or to make them in Spain Another Sample of the Modérn} be emphasized in all arguments” befor FEDCRATED UNION W. C. a U. A ‘ e e Progressive Methods of Congress and its committees, and in per- | ae, Clara Hoffman an Honored Guest ; y , SX | from the leaf received ra W from Porto Rico. . SONU appea.s to members. , This Live House. ee at Yesterday's Meeting. es CO-Opepracti if the Senators ; tp : A’ the regul: ar meeilng «o tive * ey “] i entatives from these States, before eur ni of W 7 ee is [axwcus' street, rat? : ° e ° e Reginning to-morrow morning tho people of St Gueing the Dill in the Ilivuse. The WO? 4 4. har oe rnoon, ._ ae Ant Tine he Spanish like a Cigar of pronou nced richness Zouls and vieinity will have an oppertunity to : Irom these States pein pee ec aby S apacaett wht “ : hase fine, brasd new upright planos of various int tue House and one-* d + Any T “ Pe meee ; ind Sing . horge « | / z anaes . kh) medal! oft it ‘ . ‘* ** . — . = siete RS Oe t's ans ‘Friel ' ‘Jess ° . s Ps . ‘> ‘ Th) ty ’ ° 4 . = api piacved on the malo thor of the company’s | Wo B. Kaleht & oO eae ' ontest to be held Febru ‘eet Fe | smald then eat ir ; on a It iV . h * * . a wareroonsa, at vila ddlives street, for nale herinoing ' 4 — a a oe ‘ l urniture qq, sec sec ‘ ngeregational (*hive ?. it) . oo} eptate e. | cna ae) ena le foe aidien . ‘ -¢e him, g CS al ric ' a C= O 1e ; Sa 1S yIng smo .. ‘ wives ‘pee : » al r ‘ i ‘ Al * os \ « . ~. =o ‘ 4 ey “* . Fiye ‘ Monday, bel. 4, Lun, prices range $125, $1.5, &14-. Missouri Brass Type Foundry ats a ceeebos ie Willard Memoria 1?) deo } ee nO BUCH CLEVE teen Ws os 61m, Slik, aud Uj). leriis to titne buyers aa low i 1). Seekamin Nae hine ¢'o : ee si . ~~ on ee I nd . 4 A deg , / t them hear him. (i117 Oet ’ f that veur he @s $10 cash and §46 per month, steol and # arf : . we Te ee Oe al ° ‘brua ‘a ee. Viv Anna Palmer will ' t the Sundav-schooil cones at expo- resentes Wiilimi 3 TP 4 vn . benenry, . free with each piano. kvery plane guaranteed y Spiegelborg a. og “ pre Mi ; he meeting 0% sl ; bite , fur five years atl key in tune oue year free }*ey \ “ feotbe . . “owt at . ‘ I > } > ~ ? ; “gg » . from date uf pure lane : ty ; j a f ' . eee — 58 Se 66 « : * Oy a spn = i - ; ‘ ‘ ‘ a ry sf ws task . 2 hy +, : of ” The company will also place ail eecond-hand i ae eriswels aiwia'e “a ‘ | ecole deles te { th exer ti ane ; mit-7;2f a Conv Thera f the Woman’ ‘nristi: sf ‘ “ed | e668 e665 66's 6 & @& ec ; * 4 ee ’ l« 4 ‘ 4 ¥ "ore ‘* By ° me Pie "¢? “hh ii ‘ F thie ie =~ > ° " . j -_— - *-- = ' *?) all med A beautiful jarge wire “Braumulier’ piano, sign. | 1 —_ lor’ ome vic [ heteethence wf thin es “ ae | * P : eee Fee See rns... ---* | Wendertal Remedy Bhat Quiekly Corea) to, conga ot Oe a cadences All up-to-date, live jobbers and dealers in the St. @ Wwery chole foftupe de Winds as cis ee tcm auiner the Disastrous Consequences of the | poor. sure. You Tun te Chauees when buying mB we : Tas _. vi. eae | oe .. aie 4 Grippe, Sucn as Heart Failure, | ig Cage ee eg ee . e a nae ; Hi — es 2 ne, Pate, Minions on [Sita nattivan coc cl S| Kidney Disease, Paralysis, [evs the AUS donnie hay Louis market dre now in a position to supply these oe seers, 7 ow Te pro dades ; wn ts pared A ; oy | Consumption and Many ee sive paves es a emnleui Latmimemte Wen Siang — ' litfere: i] ‘ : Li i ! a t? Siere " - ' . . ae! ae itn - ir it Mi . _ i? ° e.) ‘ i) ‘ “ TT) tree a tty - FOR- MAL. DE- HYDE INHALER in ona i! ng aomaibeary pips’ WAS BSSSUING | these tablets a cure for severe kidney trouble aod | held that he wo and o« Lame Be WwW. Scudder & Co. Schweppe Grocer Co. @ guarantre His compank : hundreds of other run-dewn sick people have re abundant imdleatio: ~ reo af gee g ©. SURiRINUDa guniSaL Os ' the prope e time “and the casting ba Kaine t A ag —— —— "har io murewe tet Schmidt's case t# one « “il : Richard Rassfeldt Cigar and Tobacco Co. Gildehaus, Wolfi ng & Co. Barry } ia left hip was crush “Li with other remedtes rite I ree trial dav rr Miomt interesetir = that has = ed. He | eleo book eaplaining why these tablets same it failil at the «j THE OBLY CERTAIN GORE jis in tt ‘City Hospite bye ey ot all | Bt the City Hoepital He awas injured ‘by i ~— 6. —_ > <-- =———<SeE rer * Pt sis DRO le BE, ig tesla ee eee —— ae ee a —_——— — ee es

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ii LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH.. i A A EE te _PART TWO. aS _ SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS—FEBRUARY 4, 1000. Pee PAGES 17-28, TRUST OF MANY aa Ve YOU TRUSTS PLANNED, = IM MAIL Re FoR It will be years before you will have an opportunity like this. Our final assault on goods and prices commences to-morrow. The chopping of values Its something awful. In many cases no reasonable offer will be refused, but the average marking is from 40% to 50% on the S1.00. " TAO WEEKS Then the Broadway Furniture and Carpet Conmipany closes its doors at the S. E.Cor. of Broad- way and Locust to open them at The New Location, N. W. Cor. Eleventh and Olive Streets. —™ walt umtil the rush of the iast few days’ sale, but FYUERY ARTICLE must positively be sold, for we are determined that not a DON ™ , L picce shall be moved to the new locat.on. == + — —- ——=

‘Two Trust Companies Have!Sam Hing Has Amassed Mil- Already Been Consolidated, | lions in Spite of Obstacles. ——— ‘OTHERS EXPECTED TO MERGE.| HE BEGAN AS A DAY LABORER. © Vette Pe AN oS a ; ; : - , 7 ’ . a. : i; ‘ ‘i ‘ i . ® ; iene s* : } ata . : aa " ’ , = " ! | it tal ' ] , . tviaania ‘7 ii : ‘ ' ; an wef > ss ' 4 . ‘ ' i ; i \ ‘ si : . . . ; t iie nt ahaa ‘ a : ‘* s' : , A hy ’ } ; " ’ .* A ,¢ tt ‘ . . | ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ i, ms s: ’ 7 ees ’ i ae ',*er : e, sia aa’ ° ‘ Te ; ; ta fay . . . . | , * . ‘ev, Ff - | j : ‘ ° ee ; .* , j i ‘ 4 : va . . eur . Tre . j . i ‘ I . ‘ ne BA) BY i . +? ‘ * , , ate ‘ ’ 4 ° ts : . . ’ i’ tae . I » 7 rig as | ("4 . , ed ‘* at oe ae de ; ‘ , » . ° ;. ‘ , : ? } . >» ,* . , | . + ‘* * ° re ; rig¢ sit ‘* ; 'tl ’ ’ ; *,\* , , +t »*) ; sai S ‘ . * " ’ : o« rie sat ‘3 .* - i» If om’ I itd 4 ; ; i? Lyle 'j ‘ t . " . ’ , '). se 4 - ‘ 7 J Tee : ‘ ‘ , *? ‘ ‘i ' ai ‘* , i i. aia . ti, ? ’ ’ ‘ . ; ‘ 4 ~ | . ’ ’ ‘ : . . ‘i seal } " on . ee ‘* . ‘ \y l j , —* e*i¢ , . , _ © ‘a s mM ‘ , OF * yy * ete cy >’ ! . ; | ‘ i ’ ,. } itt os 4 } Po ‘) ‘ i 7% r) . : { -? 4 ° 4 } ‘ ; : ' _ ‘ : c ; ; 4 ‘ 4 ‘ , s > . . . , ys e se . . ‘ ‘ 7) z ’ . ; 7 by a Ee | j } * ‘ i AL } , ia? ; : ’ ’ ’ a | . . 2’ \ - ‘ i» q°ead ‘%~ ‘) ;? * i ‘ ’ ; ° ‘ bert ry entiol 1 4 > ' | , ,* ; . ‘Pi ‘ ‘ he ae ] ' ere , Bh! =: lie > ‘ ] , i rye i . ; i J j ° - ‘ i* . ’ ’ ‘ i*~« ss . , i’ | . PV 45 ‘ 4 , ‘ ‘ i cr ‘ ; ‘ si ; ‘ ’ ied . ’ . | ‘ TOTAL CAPITAL REPRESENTED | HIS BOYS WILL BE GREAT MEN IF MAY SOON BE $11,000,000. EDUCATION CAN DO IT. —_—— --— — — ————_—— 3 a tap 2 PLN EB HP ‘Century and International Combine | Now Owns a Palace in the City of Mex- and the Federal, Produce Exchange ico. Coffee Plantations in the West and North American Companies Indies, and Acts as Chinese May Shortly Be Included. Agent for Railway. —_—_ —_— - — ‘ _ Epecial to the Pos" PrispateD. STORY OF THE COMBINE. NEW YORK. I: ALREADY MERGED. tertrining am exira Capital Surplus. these New Year ho: , Cantury Truaet Co..... .$2.000.000 $1,400,000 bifiw of Nex! VY, like FF hest Chinaman in |} laternationa!l Banking America and Trust Co...... 1,000,000 50,000 Nir. Sam Hing is report to be worth , Subject of rreabv Maily | come carly and secure the choicest goods. iter during fc is Mr. Sam COMPARE THESE REMOVAL SALE PRICES WITH ANY YOU EVER SAW !! $10.09 aS =, $28.00 Morris Chairs, tie SE SS Solid Brass Beds, $3.98. ae Woe Vesa $12.50. ie ee On OO NR AO re ae aS mgt A a wet me aa —- we frown S$8.cereh to Sloe. $3,000,000 $1,500,000 itmintth: howevel, 1s 0! ‘POSSIBLF. ADDITIONS, ad laetiien: ue. Sam is re Federal Trust (o......$1,000.009 rhs aden Produce Facbange When I had prove its 2 "0.000 | faction that l uy dl he 1.000 000 S32.09 Hall Racks, $16.50. = - A ED scovcceecece OO 0 $3,5400,000 \ “ eeninil denth pent OOO BOLO NEW YORK, Feb, 3.—Already two of the | local trust companies, the Internationa! Banking and Trust (oo. and the Century Trust: Co., have concluded = negotiations | piqued touching their consolidation. Their Yoint | clothes, capital ts $2,000,0, with 31,590,000 surplus."| QNCr The whole scheme comprehends a union of levees give Several other trust companios, bringing the |? ee is ar , total capitalization to $1) 0m, Including “g ann te s | their surpluses, which aggregate $4,600 10) Sim Hine The International Banking and Trust Co, } and the newly organized Century Trust Co. will soon do business under the name of the former. It has been current talk (9m the street that the DProiluce Exchanece Trust Co, would be in the combination, ant that the North Amerloun Trust Co. had also been invited to enter, While it was denied by Gen. Samnue! Thomas of the Troduce Excnuange Trust ©€o., that that Institution was a party te $20.00 $22.00 Bed Couches go at $13.00 $15.00 Bed Couches go at............90.98 Ficor Rugs, $10 CO Plain Couches goat... Hing has outgrown most Re — . a —_——_ . a ~ Sein 2 toot Raia. een, $3.09 Polished Seat Rockers, Si. 49. i -. ; - em 4 . S ; “ : wb. 4 Jas suit . oe Leap “ys 4 ¢ i tt BBY, Chey He ; “ “aby i » 7 7 Ae ‘~ te 4 : Solid Brass . ; pprehadescsle sith |. Late od TEs sak $39.00 Alirror nek yy a ern re ee ’ - - ; Mtg “ am Arm Chairs, Ciiina Cases......$12.50 | Ingrain Carpets, ete hike ‘ oes hee 45.00 CRina Cases, mirror back S17. 50 24¢. $29.00 Sideboards go at......$8.78 - 7 op7 AD | China Case 4 $30.09 S.deboards go at..... $12.50 $12.0 oe et i $25.09 $40.00 Sideboards go at...,.$18.50 ane a mirror back and g es 69.00 Sidebeards goat.....$25.50 lass sheives. ° S350. 00 $ . . , 5: & a $S.O29. any such comiinution, Wail street belleves | that several of the trust companies wilt | Tt! @gree upon terms sotiata ctant trust gany with a capiial of $l.” or $2 GOO will be formed The president of one of the big trust com- panies says: . “It is true that two of the comnanies Will consolidate at once. The International Banking and Trust ¢’o., with a Mpilag of $1,000,000 and a surplus of $500.00. and the Century, with a ecupital of $2,00000 and @ surplus of $1,400." will be ri udy to do business by March 1 unier the name wo: the former compeny. The newiy organized Century Trust Co. contributes 23. the combination. “A meeting of the directors of the Inte Mationel Banking and Trust Co. was this week, and thelr stockholders agreed that the union will be miutug Vantageous “This matter bas been under. Zor weeks. For a time the sio-k& , of the newer trust eomMpanios did not kindly to the idea of m, “ging them. “her , 4 ‘ ty ber pave hinames it was seen now the banke were Increns. oN, ' . ticulariv: why shoul Sug their capital, thue ing esabled te “Why. from sympathy with yer awing big deals with « vrresponding profits. leer, | u is i itiie@ sentiment?’ $19.09 Hall $409 Dressers go at.. ; chairs ...$3.981-¢30 Dressers go at..$1. 59, Farcy Rockers, $5.00 Hall $2) Dressers go at ..$8 75 oe $239.90 Chin ies Chairs... .$1.98} $i5 Dressers ga at...§ S400. go s aw aaa SLO. 50. S40, OD . atid - nae : ; f 69. 09 : Giass-Door Vardroles, 5. 00. Floor Rugs, Dresden Dressers, S6.09 Enamel x Couches : Box € ‘ $28.00 Parlor Suits go at....$12.00 $6 75 $2.50. $35 00 Parlor Suits go at.... $16.50 00.49. 9 ; E50. 00 Parlor Suits go at.... $22.50 $8.09 BE yfemsion eer? $2 00 $75.00 Parior Suits goat....$35.00 $12.€0 Gold $30 Chiffoniers go at $14.50 Ai)? £O at.... _ eee Ree 25 U Pi l , - Chairs. ..$4.98| $25 Chiffeaicrs go ai $11.59 $12.90 Extension Tables /pnatster $6.09 Gold $15 Chiffomiers go at $7.79 Ingraia Carpets, | e ) Serre sr 54.95 Rockers, Chairs ...$1.98| $10 Chiffoniers go a! $4.25 : $15.00 Extension Tables eS eee ee Chiifoniers, ‘ 4 ae ; >? 4 *t> and the trust company Otfichals decided that combination on their part would Wisdom. “The directorste of ai oa. mpany formed Aa); ‘ } pti P ° ; of several of these ne wer trus , nanio titles ith the American t Wouls) be extremely strong Feen en. - uch money: and the Chinese } Union of the Petern nt Ng hey si ol ao , rust Co. and the Cen:ury Pe qe: Co PRL com © ced with both the nigh he co-operation of «tl hy TTT ni ye ead ts “4 No nmoun if work kills te AS the Oe eee Linn ain i Cor. iroade ay and Locust St. ¢40.039 Bedroem Suits go at... Sees O01 iret. as RAR RARRARRRARRARAARARAAD DAR ADDR ARRAN AAT Trust _ . we pial if im the ane. ’ : i} 1) +3 ae : ve ae oi cre ! rv e@ +H 7 i | wis "to ’ - ' tury combine, but Moeadn « id! * ' tly y ' “— ‘ryorfee 7; , , . } ' ; a ' ‘ 8 " : tor of the Century Tr ’ : ot es inier boot : ON fer thre , ; - a. oe te When | haa ' ' ' iy bust 3 ing deepiy toronto ty nm the }° lite : able N da; fy gdeay! Qhand Lee ae. we dia’ il ms | it t | 7 {i reorganized > “SE SREP SRR RE PCR I aa Se t ER Bea NNT ae change Truet co OTSA Ore itiierosted in Co. 1? j frye ’ "y) q*t ‘ ? o>, J pT. 1 4 ° ‘ ae ; Conaldertig the yeni ' te! bes . ‘ q ‘ vig ' ' = —_ SO eeveral of thence . , es" va te ' = ler e dines bine % > Snr Bi ' a. ate “a rt a hia ’ “ ‘ ; ’ i? ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ‘ " , 4 . : " . } i ; f te N : ; en aie - - ‘ — sy: comprehend y : : not a CH Stor i, the note. BEAT MAY THE ! ! Go | NATITAN ©£ REED WAS MARRIED c _ : ’ ‘ Ation Df-th. se e¢ Re om ot: ) ’ . 4 ‘ant ere | - N th eniow 77" | on si 1a whed 3 ‘ , te RR ; ’ —_— . ; egy a cee et ers iced ae Re. | : . vd i SOLID BRICKS. : ire but ic wil be oy ag TWICE BEFORE HE WAS 14, =. 7 Wall street. _ | | ees. 1) _ * - tee . se ¢ : . . " } \ rk ty) se ° ~ ste _ . : ‘ . } . * . 2 , . Banking ana Trust aos bigs ” Tr ~ . rh , Pphes © '« Sus } ; ' ey , : \ : . ° PRO OPHECY uliding at 1} hae Pheer t dae: 4) , : ’ iI ; . . - ,* " +2 t ' ,) k ‘ ") ee mt " , - , . ‘ way and Cob,e Street, after | of the Of loe te at elther ‘ BAY WHO WoUld he Lhe ViTheors of the Cons... ; ated company, | hd The last Htateme ‘nt o the Tnternation«a]) reovarmutaty Bs Tee Gy teauedt Jan I, wae: | Steud it ecoppe eh tig ey nt_on his chair u ) . TT ve ti, 1 re re ‘ y . ‘ i. ' . ; ; i] “al : ' ; " . ‘ ‘ .s ’ ’ i ’ tthe } . ‘ 4 j ; I) ; . | lled Like Ice. ee. De nee WS cee ee, ——— ¢ and ranches ..$ 82.346 72 | Evan get fo: 9 »- Paka a j » ° ; nity ’u : i} j ty out-of-town and Ti lim a pe , - ] > ry y.! t they shall have ft ue by foreign banks | . Government bonds x 7 rity By gold corperats stock. wiateral demand loans . liaters! time loans . ie purvhea~ d rulture flatures and a iat an oe . +! : . me : serler Peers ‘) ‘ Bae | . . i Thi . ba . ’ ‘ ‘ Accrued interest, ete “ | .* . 0 4 " ¥ bys en 7 . *. ge ' : mA bs cory ' ‘+ r] > »« i. i > . , : ' ‘ “Se i . > ; ‘ a6 ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ : ; . ie... eae s° tes $3,588,082 05 7 e a Les | newts ne , “= nm | is mers a, mn Gis He, uP . Sth lies S es SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY. ns | 7 ss tT . ' : ABR gs nd | 2 fterward J inarried again, eee beneee - -. ‘rie? " ; } itive cot an + de : ap ‘ - ¢ : ye . i ’ ; Pires ‘ Tew % ‘ : ; ,. " ; ? ; ‘ ran . ¥e ‘ter Py dir Ce 88 os 0s5 5 PE EO.ORD OO) fF ow, an is 40 Gene Chinaman | cho no eon bddic was put in Jar G J. D. Cavadine- Convicted . Murder in if. 4 wo ee , ke nae ee eri Hoar : iwided profita 9e©@ ee B, ’ Me? , ’ ta ee 48t] Peay ‘ oot .« itigeneh ' +} re i .. . , ' , lees faa? . fF ‘ D j ’ ; , ; le . ' ; , : , is ‘ prelate {ine certified checks). © Oo 11 ' mal te @o that in order to } me s ware | seo ar hin to mart Tn ; a» Seco oem ee” , eee : ji i “ els We await ct cir. weded tnerest, et . i ' " a om . i’ ' : «' TL } >. ttre P*.et in = é © I . ; ‘ Prt @ ‘ ' be » Hol h the frightened . heer, Were ATOR far Wan inate iy ’ ©» An land owner?’ 4 Sreeident Witie 8 * SEY pany of New York would ne! be Poe eget ov - . ‘ | a ii | cc Tm nor «he ny that furthe r combinations 7. 4? ' +) J aston . . * oe — be . on , of . : * .' . ' ! a : -' Weuld be made among the jocal trust com- | ie ane ef toe lon it ae tee ni mised ' ) tia ' ob a pow ' ' 7. ’ 1 bt e tine he was panies. hivawe wv nit. “hit alurrim nvveg We intes | ‘ ' ' , . , med of hie wite te 2 pnterporators of the Century Truat eee Oy crm @ rh ou jefe i?" ; te +a} x cat _ | , , , 7 rie . es? "yt iee § ‘ i? ' ‘ . . , ‘ ” ’ Co. a A i L Harber, John YT ‘mat : Fs ae a at - Ph eee ee | saint b Bilas It Duteher, Charlee Caon Ws pee .° — tre “se mp hi | ‘ ‘ Res a | | ree Metiuire, Willlam rer, ‘ pie. eS ket gaa Ae Te nate. Svs a : : ' ’ »@ Mic a Mi William Hi Ziergier, Jax ph Rn.Wiihi ste? try} ; ey p . : ‘ ~ | ¥ rae ss 5 nunniiiaine aad SENS, Mil! anw F spent. KB. Sh “ re comps i boast eh : os Ug : 1: i ma eet rat | pulty of diverwe, Luc *" em, a. i , you had no desre to marry _ GTCALCHE Bavnk:cans eee? . , , 5. vz ae by + ent from the l aacme bet » mt , , rn phen f Rr'. had hin paced in Slug Sng privos fur @ C, Warren, John Jay a. Chinese wife?’ nons-—-a perfect educaliot Li Ce ee Te Y taioa . ris we . ‘ . 8 ; Andrewa, “No. I do net admire Chinege women) dation a4 man cun accomplish ‘ thing. AM aiied vt = pei Ft f the oun | ing on ae menilence, it Locust sirect, Munday evenimg. ' number ot years. e ay a ee posed ae Age

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SUNDAY NVORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1906. -_-— -_ A round of jokes opened the evening st ariadinat with a number of oranges each ' response, ful | of bri ghtness and patris otism, Is No ‘clock and concluted at 10:39. 7 oN msure. r hie? rustic ; anc ran ple assure, i which aby ; et casein ine of whi: ‘lh was used aa the litt!e roun i body and a ~~ y 4tin ; st prize a Yanc, was WO! , ' i} ‘Cla, features oO we evening a brownile With papler mache { *, ‘és Let ah Etey . - . -\ cae ae e faa pratt «, ; @ | , eo retin latedibeaerdl t, : ind legs, These created a are: , OL , ‘ pesrente te : esi . Za v a) § Anna 4 : ; , "as ~ 6 . ; cam- ! oe ‘ | e « —_ " | ‘ °eo T° ‘ ’ ri] qQ° have yO Washington fheu ie “e nefinii titled ' otae om ee i “A. “ ' ~t) Weber of fy : ' F ; ‘The affair w ja] s Tt ' t ad ats wy ge el Wwina “Schenk, Ny Ln Alten Sitar ; , ioearthy, ' » “gly ' | ba Way's daugiter, Mr. Arthur Bissell, c. the interestins . ntras Ada hh Ce LGituee 4M eoek 3 the x Mrs | HWS 4p , aes ae: 75 STYLES OF has come down from ier heme ft ope, Wt ree.” where th ere mi Na Juehne, » Made - if se tan ik an " aia , , ai : BP a al , . . . oul “ . ‘ ; , on ’ . ' sive : ; ' mn # ‘ " . > P 7A “~ Seemeyves and (riends i yi Mies Datta lice of sar. ana) Meo , ee Trion, : . guests, wore, M eh aiches from $2.59 Up to $76 Each. for a fow weeks. ai erty. nd is A nephew of Mr. ane | woe, fie. worn jonas Voodward and ! : | ey fan Wrst. iene Kramer, rh | | Eo) i 5 [G5 Styles of Rings from $1 Up to $100, Mrs. Treadway clety and Is -y Parlor Clacks that Strike the Hours ard Half Hours ea Cathedral ere - number of fries, 1 et me Wild rs | en his cbus nag oe ! e Ar h 7 . | , rege | bas me Seneoss, \" is Entertained by Miss Rhodes. | , Vo Bitedseht , lent, MI t, | _ “abt ; Gong, $€.50, $8, $9.59, $16. A small ? oF ae OL , , rc i . ‘ 3, TATHeT 2 unti o'clock ne ™ " ~s ‘ ' i. ad Hh ines othe dintrs-room | ¢ ne bigs ey oa ae ae eo Ps ee. TERMS TO PL testi you. > Mi REMEMBER, @ handsome am different from some other Moet fut of viet and asparagés|all the leading papers. B Beil, whos | in ers who sell on credit, as you fern, and the Whele decoration Was re There were no at.endants, only 3H) 3 Sapo ee | tees’ ? a ee get your monev’s worth every og i one id hie $44 acinar | ‘ iy eet | ot Sages ) bide hse . is, , ery repery 7s * fect 3 ': ; T te) | 4 = aie time, Small Gills ¢ { $5 or more ee +m tabi ge Ree pilhgeetrat Boh Ah cae i ecg Fee ce. HOaRE aE Peed ely eels’ in v7 OF bebe : } i 4 ol =, sold en time as cheerfully as Varlepat: tulips i: at hades |e yy F te ; AL: es ~~ splobiage @ i ' bd hoe ae MS, . i | pif ' — | large bilis, pumber : te nats re also. used ~ ‘d af er | ’ .f ) of ‘ > aman et 1c Euchre Club. | ” vl a5 - Mapp)! ; | | o* . | u : ‘- M vis S- story Bui] ling is full of | | , tise Anna Wilkinson of . No eT, | ) ss ' sstein, ; : i 2. , Deautiful Furniture and Carpets, | | ot ! (Curtains, Rugs and everything tor housekeeping. GALLS te. Near Thirteenth, re 7% he he’ Ss aes Tyco ait eotual ¢ . , iin : . , . . ‘ ; yor) ; SEE fe dwo separate oc ne, Thelin Pars. | eee t a on Oe Se iN numbe ment bebeomeb 0 Rohert Ga, A ' Jamster ei , | , : EMiake pine Pnnge | Swi Meg Noten ant Mis riegent ASL , er, = Liamond fings, $18, $18, $22, $28, $34, $42, $55 and Up. = Ception lightfully qioms cil frawrant ¢ Tne tab scare ot hiv on this Tow proinit bie ‘ ne ’ + SRRSRE Mee een f a | enmeitien o a —_——_— = © eee we reer ma ~ i tie > oA ~ RO eS RE . . tree ee) rhe iy ~ —— ete gw I Os OH s* - , Slifeeriy teri t} ttt att - - . “ey ~~ by a. in some fine hoe esell Whe } Oak » better an ft ever : wore coming costume of pale. ' lie ard eiik which was mad | Pine was mude with a Jacket an pow ny sess’ Un taite . . ‘ +’ . ifton ; ijie : iy ’ . ; plique lave, over « hi ; ~abe ‘trim: 4 eis was fashioned with an overskir: of the s IK, | gage whieh cxtes Sadtins — CON red WKh lage edge of the yoke to the he: f the skir ‘ : tet ' Pleatinz-. With this gown 1 of unte 3 she mi} lLovente Mss QP tog Korte , About 300 ladies called. Among them Exvyptian gauge. be: " , ; ra bos pee 7 7 . a were. Her brifay bouquet was of hite eameiliis | | : : t- Mesdamer - Mesdames-~ and orchids. | . James Weetlak , ae Thy Jae ' - S. erry expe gr te ; , aera o'r , ‘ ‘I to’ | o ; ¥ m ror a oh ieee award Maltnckrodt,” ~ . key see °. America next F ; gE \ Si f tre dasd : , : oka — ; ) b weet ‘ 5 li: “her. S \ ANI EVE \TER ROSES, vk, | . Delaney, Cleveland Avenue Euchre. white fhe’ 4 nen there wete dainty Dou |‘ | 1 WOM IMehard ee, one) ah ae ed lel - Besos PORTLAND PLACE CARNATIONS : cy ’ , . ~ lt = : — . “— Will Ilaaret : oT ete NS Villlam jtusen . ene oe eas The “Cleveland Avenue Kuchre Club” | t beers ‘ : ic. | | | : ) ? : : rs ttcomonr tob rator,. ae nn rrr” i. i | sty allie 2. erg Burkle Av F ims, { yrits { ‘lara. a art - in . + \; ata ati ; — va nier’ ane: my bee bisse ver of ‘ Wer Cae wa mr, wf : | ; ae Mises - Milsser asthe Cleveland avenue Mio oe oe Oe TEL oun it a low . } ‘ " unexcelled for purity, fracrarc: aud delight !ul odor. Mary Kennard, > house was decors’ ness ' ThF , ; ¢ , - e Was re: art perfamnes—but to introluce'*them this weck we 50 , rowing pp | -* | Pe i’ viek, 1 7 , , oc iat ai , (Ss Wel te eee 3 ounces io each buyer aa ¢ Per Ounces . , ys , . "i i ] . } Ww ar . — . . ‘ ; P » : a ’ . , : | ia bee ofeach odor sent to anv aldresas, lat, jun Lindsay, ! ‘ Christine The eS wees iey ok } , eer Ce fing ; re, at =" ot rat til Lh; ; , ' Fmma Wh.taker ' » Sienit + be ti , iy Mr. Kroeger, 7 em | as Rae . 40% 4 ; es Martha Sproule, i" bk iaatS . oi ‘ s » I : i°T ; , ‘ ! " ‘ x ‘ Rice? ' : i . | . | , ; Heien Dodd, Je SRI Ww rib ut. “y t epal™ _ ars, ‘ . roe i tlaa Ali ™ si as yr » O82 . 78 . . ; ais ’ ' ' ; ‘ : _-* . — To each pure haser next week ee : 2 oreo eee Ss . . Mais (yer, i] . oe 7 , ' ee ton lel y of . ceuts’ worth of Der- | pth, Be ot aa. . a fumes we will present free a pac ‘kage squisite Sachet i ‘owder, Mrs. Charles Ware's Reception. Mr. and M and Mr . | Ma | ae . : 3 A fashionale reception fran | mH] Ss ‘hier eure Burg, ‘deaths aD ay : ryed } re 4 e i oth ts “ : ote o'clock Friday afternoon, triat given '. ine a eo : ‘+ ‘| ~ ae | by Mrs. Charies FF. Ware at her handsome PP Oe salts. ‘ : ub , f mee, . . : : . aoe new home at 40 Weet Cabanne piace, th orn | re : . | _ CREAM OF \ 1Ol. Els. : | ~a at a will al@e i ... . nck aie “gs gal MA dali ’ ' ‘i \ \! : ' . fs true dressing forth: skin and keera« if smooth and honor of Miss Fiolse Ware, Wao Wi mi , : ' . Ay . — , , ranud hb iug for chapped s ! ‘? P ° ; yi ; ’ “he : ° ; ‘ ’ . . . or bina@w€ DO talent | bs ade ed 1 Sodas j R j Ang ; - ue . s4)'°° .” i . ‘ i j P : y ; P E P 7 lw ¢ r iT of New Bilk flowe? rh ret Vies Werth eve 5 | ; ee | i‘ ; ' Lif ; . wa ’ i yatti i . a j ‘ i : } . 7 (lreen of and was trimmed with culo jet & he tertainn nocind Waitl l : ' a * : ' ! H , ‘ ma ‘ ii ‘ ,e'] ' ‘Ff .* of , . , . \f bey | j howe Ba he of St. J sich. oy ty of Mrs. Al. Wagentqe re a eastime of white ere , } wong those ty . : | rigyryre ! Wit ti vtuit beac j Phas . ciRe ; . d : ." . . vate ; ' ‘ ; ' ’ ; ‘ biz ii ni ime i. if rows oof nartow wh Several hundred cues nimonuw these Mesdatmes is lames veg a re n Me lifer, M Poarine, , Mitenterger, ~pibapacrall = ) liater Anniversary Euchre. (Mballon ‘ah Schrader, , opeland ‘alernne, mary WM ' ce. heh ' aust otan Mrs. Ferd Herold’s Euchre. . ‘conto anniversary ; \ B : we Pte Walker, at re ‘past week was the ever ) ‘ ' de dy ) , ' os pea OE ) eA Walker, Sathi The thigpson., ot | ~ “b wate th \Irs Pas ; a) . ‘ 7 7 a? Arie Diep ' : 77 I ' ’ ' y p ~. ,* ta) ‘ elving .s reloads Woas | ef | ! rv Silvefe ; : rew Ssrole, Ml jase Tenn. tise Lied, tori is, Girace “he .i } Kman, J . : ' é iy 4 . . . ss 7 ! ey : 1] i 3 Ziadsg ‘ tts s’ . stat ‘ . . ’ . . ’ ‘4 ’ " é y th ; ‘ ; ; ° s*s 1 v's Sa? ‘ ’ ’ ‘ mri 2 4 sees ; ‘ : . , ’ . i ’ ; . Pali if ‘ ‘ it ' . . 8 Lt. : tie ; 7 — ’ ’ " ae i " ‘ . ’ , ’ ; 4 . ‘ ' Tt, 4 gv , ' 2 . ° ’ ' . . pesere Metis ani: ° , nna Pr abghes é ' Osis ) , Ye ms 7 - « Paul . ; . , I A i ys ¢ ° ie a if} iae bcd aall . Puan am PV 6 rity i 1? / it ’ i j ; . ; ' 1] ’ 1 i -4 }« : . - ! ; i ‘ +f *>. a B Mar- ; File leit a is eorrieon. ortime phi te ie to cone to mere iit . Penpe belie Diane Miss Gro: s’ Farewell Dance. 2aof 4445 Ohiive sifeet, 7 ee ore a? J 7 'o ~, a Marton Gr or Binge) Jacke Miae«are Theo's (‘lark ! : Tarleert ‘,’ -s ee ' I Kalward bh r, and however muci rihur ltar . ‘ ‘ a eves discover satisfactor Mrs. Macec's Stand up Sancheen. at least one—anil c: : MM, ot -ipe street | of which | erbaum ise ) | Mrs. J. hi . ! ¥ ' Wass tahie & ot ptt n a — 7 ant—province, in } ‘ Gave a ctu: ci! eT ail es of society? And question possibl! eCard ted plants aid yoo ih ne rom leit a “incwrated Mmuent aA buw: ‘ of wilt ‘ ‘ . thins i i “4 Pach course - \ ” ' - growin ! adds . : y ishes, decorated S) il med . se" * et pl tty ‘ ’ : ’ ,t15 it} lene 1) 4, and the ices ] : . . ; : . . th an 5 ¥ in Th. + | it | r ms of Palmer «a; mt liftie | x ) ; . art ax J ad cn : a me than any. oti y to digest; eter din without ing r AL and save it usly on the nervous svstem, in t! weal Crud, C Ce, ‘ rt st r i rh | . lo: ai DS Lis | et . . 4 i eX « e"¢ , . i¢ ~~ . , ~ it 1S, si’ Gar et iit ‘ an e é anne mo) ‘ x . : : . é _ a2 perie ice. ‘Py : ti i ‘ 4 ! . . .* M4 It social ‘Questions-cannot he answered as ea4] cy i . ’ >" ' ; 7 > . ’ bad Surprise art . Suuman. _ ete te - retery, . s Mi se | zf ; ) irer irs ban » wi pei a as the al oe me: fy it The (4 Gi Tee lub @ave a -r- ~~" "t+ | ) ' ‘% cas pearty Shiu 7 e. d 7S lage \' 7 li thinki: about. Tho: P | . 4H | » ; | | tO - Raet aN yw ta ing about , re 1S) rh . | ee : otiie IBLJTA ‘ is ite On Wedne A. iy —_ . ‘ie ae . > > : ; Ry * ’ nA oid over fro ty (a0 cannot do better than _ acup © 1 Houten coa dails Irs : | ich r . ER aertern ' 3 safe - Alwave Ret! by ble The Bees oven: mG, tii meet etn hi-« borth jay ‘ 1 ad ed upon having . é . The St ints “Tucagyte rhainye . J t y cust a arn Org as for helping the brain-worker it thio :, . ) | 3 ae ‘eM | - stamp ; ' : - eaeekoniann, Baw ~ wiele aod at his home. The , , ele ae eal augh ‘ had quletls ar- ’ a . ~= odor >. aris t 4 cpactic . m ™} ine out the home af . tend ici - . — —— ; rN : éé rs | 1 Russell avenne . > = 7 ey in i ee ey eee | 4 = Y¢ roOY | , Reolio? for Wome Ww? wiance frouw the ate ot Me . , : _? ' . . 7 edlin @ . abe — 4 = BEE U Rie O U es ,' tg r Pony i beg oz. ag? - en they reaetod his house the = - nee enlh an with ¢1 ler gt ¥ con ow! iol ith VAN HOU ich’ 2 E 4 Matt ie : $5 : vas | | | "le ; : . “ | Diol | . ; ‘wesca Dave ( 38) Resknen ast ae | GROCERS | 2" , ating Ui ed v vie M Ayres of Jacksonville Lm jane played “ popular air. Mr Bhu- Soc} , he ‘. ; ; Society furnis i¢ Cuce Dei astily invited bis guests to the | daugiiter.”” BDirs. Avis made a very hapuy ' vieit.ng her daugliter, Mrs. Arthur L. Reed. t, Which wus br tal / e es or P) ae * “ee. “ ; AP nae a : ey” wala ec “ ae

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a ieeeia alte a ee ee Se ee Se Ce ee ee To = = CO — ———— — es —_— = — a ——— - - =~ . _— ~d © SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 19900. —-— ‘Lackland. Jr.. will give an organ recital ness of manner which endeared him to all AMUSEMENTS. al Presbyterian Church, Friday herrts and made him the idol of the ae Feb. 9%, at sp. m. No admission Fremh cotrrt and which enabled him to 7 fee wil be charged. ' : Mice N ily ote eta - ey the shepe ae oral ans First Glimpse of Jacob Litt’s sart was ten ered ~ ei cre “ . Vounsg struge..ng eountry. . eateees thot. weak at her home, a Bs AnKiins work tn behalf of the Republic, 5 Stupendous Production ie y Z08 of the sen Rando-ph street. hough of a different nature, was ee : Vash a Miss Lillian CGirunewald of the Nort’ | BI * Jets effec ive than that of George entertaine’d a few of her friend Baa : i“ wir eveniner with n donkey party Naas ae : , ; : | | P ti ? fio i. f{ te h, Fiv e f J. G. Parrish, Sr., has returned home, eels ahton sa Speedy, Positive and Permanent Cure for Catarr ive Months in New York. E - i “og igh eR OEE OO | ie cdbuiar mocting of the Oreck Ethics | Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza and All Dis- MAMMOTH ENGLISH MELODRAMA, . " 7 tye J : ; 4 ee # shit of Mayle ven _ | i a launcher: “hn lav in henor «o. er aoa | “ ot nes tay afterivceas S fousin, who is visiting her from Califor- AMthony and Clespatra was the pay dis- eascs of the Nose, Throat and Lungs, and It nia. , ate * atternoon Mies Helen Constane of wer PATO ,f @venue is the guest of Miss Rebs rave Union Musicale. her home in Springtield, Mo. The next Union Musieal concert will b WILL PREV CNT CONSUM PTION, The enguxeeme nt af M1 “es (arace SA.0,18 To) ; ano recital o be giv Satu. , Feh - Mr. H. Wigxws has been announced. | : , “a AMONG THE WOMEN'S CLUBS Hssvtisrser ici 8" 8° nego woos ev AT ONCE. Three Months in Chicago. v ~~ pe! i es ee s - Dr. Given Campbell Lectured on the! The next Wonton Musicale concert will be e | “4 4 : ~ whe : oe Pc + elle 71 NO LIQUIDS. Ta ' It reaches the sore THE BIGGEST SHOW IN THE WORLD Brain Before the Science Section uclid avenue. The resrinses to rol! call aewways READY a a ng A spots. Two Months ia Boston. . Ose Moath ia Philadelphia. esday Club. a ecinctive inetune a teeth “= * PRT XP of the Wedn y H ; ; a te j An ine ‘tive le — EASILY CHARGED. : . It heals the raw places. | io ‘Aas gs of wey ne’ ’ (tie _ ved roa] t ‘ q ; T ; UL ABLE, , * : = | QO S f B Th as In law bust ess for women | m Mary Bactics, as weed 10 a acts a 8 iT Ist R Ht 4 so It goes to the seat of | 25 People—I0 Horses——l6 cenes Won rous eauty. helds “o January meeting it ae etd ‘wee } » ehev Eire Te mortment woes IT iS HANDY. a . y é : 4 disease. | roome, “Props rity: Real and Personal, : yo Sih Share ' an ther equa ly CAN BE CARRIED IN > tex eg.4 { »\ > > Oo i py h Kil ; . Deeds 1 Mortgages,” was the s ibyeet of Ins ‘tive be tet ‘partment ty z. : peat eye ah ei Ae : It enetrates obscure | > “ E..ilta Proctor tis, Jesep ilgeur, Joseph Wheeleck, Frank Burbeck, Frazer de an lortga t J ee ‘* THE VEST POCKET. he P THE MOS I Ceulter, Charlest. Got:bo'd, Marioga Eimore, Frances Stevens, Adelaide Warren, the ‘ nderr, hy > , , re tae ) i“ tii ‘ ; ‘ ' ‘ me file derad ; af(ermeaday : > t ! divcuapion aud statement. ot bus nels ex- Tl omas Mrs, 7 Teese Mr: ght hey paacsasiuts +c m4 eo Rapes taken into the stome | CEA Frank Jemisos, Alired Meere, Nagle Barry, Edw. Dilloa, Charles Haskias Men ines) forme. eminaden of son ee oe ae noenfield were ad- ag ee - FS AY . ee art cam not reach EVER ASSEM8&LED: ANDO 200 OTHERS : ’ at egal: farms bitters to toembershinp . 4 ‘t 4, ° e The regular newt.ng of the art sectio ane ‘hitis sree sce2rantd healail the cir pase Bette than an ‘thin TTT te Testing lec: ‘ ’ The Cette | Section ail "He ft uC, carve : iwtreke a af 9 PM ERTS act by Oo Broic Vitis Sages ot the Lead, throat aad ‘uargs as vs er y & P : 2§ > . the Wednesd: 2, Sod 7. Tiree iL je , ; . resident reslde Jesse the | and Consumpitoi. my inhaler. --MCL NION. « you have ever tried. lusic rs ‘Monday Gye dg, ee oc, oe , Was “Brain « and What They Do Hier | De entertatne: differs members of thi heel : en. * explained the gyeat advance that baad bes viaumnue “dur ring tris siay i (ne ony. “. ee Sat. ‘latinees eSe SOc, 7S¢ , | YOU BREATHE IN A GRATE _ REALING, SCOTHING witshogsi | February 5, Boxes Seating Six | $5, $3 ewww ae ara EE oe CONCERTS FOR THIS WEEK er + a pose ; ; Pris shows that the r ~ nigts ol | The medicated vapor, inkated throng the mouth sand emitted from the nos- | One stundredih Performance of Opera (7 English : rons, or nerve | They Will Begin in Thi is Afternoon and trils in clouds, is so peneirating that stimulating and revivifying effects are felt + ol 4 i el lige - teh alle P| Ho dane ale nee Ce al Give Prom:se of Fine Musical atonce. The bronchial tubes quickly yield up their phlegm. Alli the air pass- | an On WS ORO! MC Eles Cael BO ‘ages are instant.y cleared, cleaned and purified. | An Electrical, Spectacular Production of Von Weber's Great Work. @re in the eras matter ‘ - = Ls cain alt on AP eee F op ih Performances. oe o ae ee + ii Bi Fees, Ad pend! out yong Brent. et | SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION, FAEE TRIAL TREATMENT, AT retis ' ( All Week, Even'’gs at 8 ene herder delice Rieigh, 625 Locket St. | Wolff-Witson Drug Co., 522 Washington | fy , . £ | _— _E ) Ing Meneses Of a Welciose prowriame Raboteau & Co., 714 N. Broadway. | Svea. | es. Na | Wed. & Sat. Mats. at 2 | Hee tape Let 5 p>: ‘~* . * ‘ Liet® Mask rwek J.P. Methudy, Califeraia and Russell Avs. | Leland Miller Drug Co., 401 N. 6th St. shuttie pata? Si ff i f er Chas. Herbert, 2609 Park Av. | Standard Pharmacy, 105 S. Seventh St. By the Castle ed). Opera Co. (J00 American firtists) a EtThe Feat YK irginian.” A, PB, Bestz, 2519 S. Broadway. Broadway-Park Av. Drug Store, Broad- has been compaese)] ata ae wy , G Unio Haliroad by W. Hl. M, EB Briegewald, 4100 Finney Av. way and Park Ay. WEIRD WOLF’S CLEN, WITH MONDAY, FEB, I2—CHIMES OF NORMANDY ~Seaseo seat reser- with hesageake Sy “et i; : ay wtlelle Acton, whose bres +m {ful A. A. Flanders, 1895 Market St. Memerger Drug aad Paint Co., 1434 8 WONDERFUL SCENIC EFFECTS. bility except te pay for same oa#e week in advance. elp avising the ody to ren ‘as in bbe Powiads as been heard freqge ‘ Barns nto Bing tol i Mhdicating 1 en.) ocel mgce: entertainments will ve toe A.W. Stieht, Calforaia and Park. Broadway. - ‘ ~ , ; { ' hy , — thes pr rm oh Mel or en ~ : ‘ , r . . , . vironment. rhe will ing the “Lucia aria FR cicong: Bie J. ¥. Fischer, Park and Compton. Richard Kring, 13th aod Lyach. OM Wer nds of Night. ae V@ | Modern Novels. er wall be the accompanist. | A. E. Suppiger, Vernon and Belt. Readel’s Phar., Menard aad Barton St. The Modern Novel Club met Tuesday to ; F —_— ‘wy Daal discuss the novel “Jane Field, by Mary | Puptis of Victor Lichtenstein will «ive a’ Newstead Pharmacy, St. Louis Av. Wa'ideck Bros., Broadway and Salisbury. KE. Wilkins Both the ethi: question | V-viin reeital at He noeman Hl. vil, 373 live ] | brought out in this book and saveta points | Street, this evening. They will be assisted Joho H. Martino, 34th aed Olive Sts. E. A. Medler, 20th and Ferry Sts. . CONTINUOUS VAL De VILLE a te — in literary critict=m Were taken up. by Miss Emilie Steiner, contraito; Mis» Mrs. Adele Lawe Thorne was chairman Kisther King, Pa P je st; Mr. be eee Myseu- ° ‘ icine. ) IGGISTS, o ili be sent 6 | altee’’' Mtr. Fichtenstein. pie Price $i. 00 (With all medicines), AT ALL DRUG r wi NO STOPS—NO WAITS. for this section, and opened the discussion | berg, cellist, and So) js with a papel anist. The programme includes Mascagni s by mail, postpaid, for same price. For the use of familles we Opinions varied gvyeatly as to whether | Intermezzo, arranged for a string quartette” have a larger glass inhaler, Price $1.09. | os FROM I TILL 10:30 DAILY. : eat 1s THE HOME OF FOLLY - TWO FROLICS DAILY. Jane Field had any right to expect a re-[ and harp, to be played by Measrs. Jake turn of the $lo™ Vere Thorne gave some | b.umberg. Willie Livingston, Hyman Mil- 1 ‘* tn a few davs: my This Afternocn and All Week: : - : ee ee ol “tn “et} If you have Rheumatism. my Rheumatis "ua vali Cure : time in her paper to demonstrating that the Stone, F elix Mysenberg and Miss a ' om A Dyes; of sia (‘ure vw + eure : > open 7 divautinn or & on ach Trouble; & per eent of As a Special Feature, in Addition to the character drawing was not realistic, the Ning. Miss : kermilie Senor whi sing kidney com plats . Tat : is ag OD nologue With Freah bly RoW é aplelan, de Noe to street, | and with Mr. Charlies I, Kunkel will play | ~ | , ee Oe my re. bo se Rane TSS. | two plano duets. Mrs. Rosalie Zick urler- * _— eee wayton street; Wednesday morping. son will sing ‘My Nob.e Knights” aria AMUSEMENTS. a feb. 7 by Mrs, M 4c Jolly, oS) Maple ave- | trom “The Hugue nots,”” and a Wailz sons Ley 4. THORNE AND CARLETON, Seng lt Matin alte |e is actin. == > "| ST LQUIS CHORAL-SYMPHONY SOCIETY. [fl rss! Scitacize™™ irner, | ashongton avenue. hurs- idaats “rant a reaen' ay, Feb. ®& by 2 J S. MeClellan, 445 the violin sol at + a * - 4 New ‘Skit, « led The Int laos: | Sena tke Odeon will, be cae Concert, ODEON, onary de Feb. 8, Sp. m. ao. RYAN AND CHE, . jatics* ee i , | THE HAREM FAVORITE. . apna ee gO ey F ed es Ser er gm y « " -_ Soclety on Thursalay in the Odeon will be ,t% Ton «>? ¥ »} ‘ : ‘\ "je" si- rig made Memoraiie in (WO wuys, by tic | So : iss Jeaste Ringen and Mr Frank King Clerk. Chorus of 210 In an (ir , alatletea : } ‘iss day, ; I "* , i . , ‘ a A? - s. 7) “ MM: Thiter, sh Tit : y. ture sitie] Conmaxtru ‘thon cof the Drogrannn ; ; . . AOE : | % 2 | ’ 4 'S. shia p ia biiltle ‘ } : _ 9 _ o , . re , ‘ { ‘ ny ™ i dsc" in fis, ; eel j ; : eryatty tr | . . anil by the appearance of Mme. Joli eis . : f ; ‘} . n : i the second ‘‘Spopu.ar’ ne . its ran iY, | . La yt | 6 1) ee { , Feu of oe ¢ + ia Pew ‘] he i ain THE? i ‘ | “ie Literary Symposium. ' thus designated, ON eadaiehpal Plemaie eoastcre at g hha p “ ba Boer eg 5 ghee bal r : mg ; . : : : GERMAN THEA ER AT OLYMPIC. ’ " | "ae ‘NEXT WEEK MAJESTIC: BURLESQUERS. Meeting Weenesdayv meoerning ! ing | Variety Wate © Presen; an mer dale ‘ a elie A . _ ea P. iUIS a: N, aw ay 5 , Ie ve ae ’ rend the Ttallen sebools, N ; rt jn m — aw Se 4, P +a 1 eB Ar a) } 4 fi Las, e ; I er ret ne haa °. oe A ee % t, ee "r' @ st ‘, ‘ qirir give # map review fig a n aneieon: times and lames ep p Pera: - son CE con nay ct get dag py , lyons pet THE. Ch VAN poming Whe raver | siance by Rhe Introduction of the fnale mae i DORNENW Cc. ‘k ANS. BeMwls of Cherm ceomete and immortal v ar: eran a 5 erariagecy Ia oe ar ee eee we) eee weed: ae at bex office, Glympte Theater. | High . ONE OF THE ONE OF mudi Vv «eh it I y. «ST Ouch Peon MPa ghee eh erp helee. am y - a le : =~ : ‘aw — , n » de Mi pli ys eine | Paget yee ag! gt eae ae : . : sEST ACTS IN NEIL THE early Flem hadi en the Van Evek [in th ity, ans at tot St wot ol : e ASSOCIATION HALL, ie S K rn | a awedelesgn' ” h of roth of these will be > 2 & Fe og a: K zt , h: rR AND N : VAUDEVILLE SEASON'S oe + C6. FOO Wetr, dilbriely hati af Wereinen tn ca a e 2: | Grand and Franklin Avs. a cerman Renalssance of the = sey teenth pf “st oy tire 3 ie * an ae aye Ry Q3 3. Satiorta rial (+) FAVORITES. ee fe ote aet | encanta oh grape Gi Every TUS-DAY CO Cc TS 33 BILLIE RGESS i gyeat master. > . ‘ : 7 : Carpe « ; ST n uslin; ne Falk kt, , | Ri ER . with ; “kk tau aa tive 178° 4? ry] ork Nliss Hn sre rry ; | 8 | ] i) @ ii 4 een ury, when M ANS Night at S215, . ° Tt ae 6 SOLOISTS POPULAR PRICES, 10 E Ay ik S. ® RICE In Hlis Great Comedy FRANKLYN yoSerty ¢ a 3 ‘ f New Enuvland The tus reottevtis fenedtydend pefostenr Pray hrank Life Pupporte ! | CSR aoa om ie ree ens a WALTZES!) . wtex econ, PA punTo AND BROCKES, | | FRILMAN osha.” | WALLACE 20 “ ' classle and a nse op ting Son inte Mighty KINGER Baggratnts seer runt am tm the Base [or neo tes mu nteprati way vi isis | An All Year Resort. =| PICKE aT AND WHIPPLE, OMEDIANS THE Mr ‘* ” . . . . ‘ ‘ ‘during the Van Dwke pter fer, , ‘tellers, - ; iste ‘ oe a ee =e Syrin a gt ” ‘ , ; Hotel, Ex Springs, Ark., f All Nations A! en DISCRIPTIVE . fation at a! ae ; } gh Hott Heres yi te “Romoranat and the Plettine, tnterpreters or the “Wagneriin At AN First-Class Music Stores, cvs “ins ler’ Stier Ball wi Mocet moll, PSTRR TASES culled toh Masters nC GAAS, Ail SHOW equally success ares AES PTI aS 3 3 aiden “i ; 4> 2 aaa | ee rahe want PUBLISHED BY : ra seeker leal climate, pure eparetm py WERS AND FREE ° THe COUNTY NE : fe Holman Clubs. and Italian schoots i T : . ss ee = a): Af ‘Irs afman's History Club met at ith Festival and at > ral P) ‘. ‘ EK. C. Siminons’ Thursdny ifrernoon, oe aa ers a ‘fe 1 . ° fvin Iris Line te fer tleulare te ! % SECs TIN cP Ter pAtT the talk is mon “Renjamin Frank- eC iv Oe SiC () 2 Hotel or t ny representative ‘Tisce Line, i The (0 5 jDRONE Hits, WET, pe | ‘ " tp 1 yyy A { this Kay gt ony Palerewek! wild give two recitals t 69 oo , if Re, 2 oh *h. ners nd marvel in | odeon Thursday evening, Feb. 15, and &: nan : sil ali att hashn — ° DAILY ovnd development ” &tiden? “it~ Poa a citaiiamae Meds 17. sT. LOUIS, MO. me g By Charies Barnard erature the mental disejp’ -an self- Pee tae. : le 4 oting FULL SET OF ; " Mr Burgess will iv MATS appointed tasks by whi. y conquered edu- Officers and members of te Irst care an aaa | = , AGS “tts « rigina!l part «of . ention are singularly full of Interest The : ite, , e A. b Teeth Extracted Pree “i lings Free °) rc ° irs | a , i SPEC SCENERY: 4 Bargain gfenial humor, his charming pleturesque- Liberati cornet virtues an naddress | gi : Tn wotk $2 per tooth Orchestra Chairs NEW : rHEIR 9 4s mit, al aha ’ : 2 i j i Jt ua it ‘ ; - i ‘ il. ‘ _ ‘ ; — (ol John TL... Martin work guaranteed for 2 rs (Reserved | MUSICAL pitt SFT RA . ONDERFUL Mat'nges, materia , - AITOH THOKOUGHBKEDS UK 25C a gw The real rough pany ti of the Brancl . ’ ‘ooummanding. 4rider is the man ser raw — pS Sa pate Ce eae : who rides the river HEIRESS TO LANDS ABROAD. eq DENTAL COLLEGE, 622 Olive OLYMPIC Mondes: Fab | ty ~ ‘S>ISABEFLLE «.VeESSon In TreiL. sev with a twisting, —_ — bie at & O'Clock. : . 15 23 ig BD i A ie Leading St. Louis ah 35,50, You Have Attractions Only. ‘he Beast at Prices Within tho Rench of All. This is é $ squiriming log for Mrs.. Adelaide Bentz Comes Unex- state Bastion « Thursday, 9a. m., Feb. 8 , a saddle. on which ales Sete of Bertune. | Tickets, } ate onstage Cor. es 7th sie Olive. peste wieor. Hy neta i... Mi mI FI T wes 8 pecte y , , ( m top. m dail) Sundays, 10 to 4. ENnry vine Ths en] erry he stands, balanc- Mre. Adelaide Bentz, 2915 Washington = i“ 1 tern ¢ “exexsgo | ing himself to its avenue, has been Teft a fortune by the : —_ , : REVERTOILRE: a nm. Tue Lv ha iors Wel ~~ ay wiizdts Tat asnlerre ~tiggh | nn wing . death of a rich relative in Switzeriand—a : ) Re: ‘ } iis Coolness ai Ss “4 . ‘he wie refiteed once to marry be - UR LUNGS _ Frida . er 4 ‘ ° ? or his nerve gives tape ighaagaged sre woud separate her from GUARD Yj EXAMINE THE CAN— Niebt ’ “Tha tharchs 4 0) iowa wav, disaster and Ww | ° th destroy vour lungs an ater 1 “Th Yi | 1 f y C 4 ly ee 8 COURS If it bears atrademark like e at latl 0 ef nC e n y her mother and take her away from Amer- 4 death reac! ou Thea o » ore betrothed in Idlieod, ifn wr " =z upbiese to cure any cuugda | l t Thi couple lpia ~ siege’ io _ eh MI . life, when we puarad ) 4 thi«,. ifs the geuuine aud ‘ vN t- for him. Irs. [et er, WO Rth, Sate. wit. # contains apaionts 2. _ ' ' It's the giving inayat gy gi rc a ae L to, we i 20c BOTTLE OF 2 MONOGRAM Miss Elien Terry ® Hance Cidfie ald, oe ‘i = girl r fuse Pte al lowe ad J in R i 3 | . proves fatal - caption. | her mother the land of her BALSBM UF TAR. OYSTERS— cy Hen ns VING gil, : gt T -} : S Py fA Ti Ni a ral TOC-DAY AT a ccm wearing 8 25-year rematation, an Ft in. td So nest eae WEEK. many A tMan. Per- Thre family were disapp inted, tat neaio-Vear reputation as Ne: ours ; or refund the mone lt eure aay eo very tw Your dealer can supply you haps he is simply rirl!’s wishes Were respected r | nae ; dig. Rh oki , | ' iow ab she married Bentz Hle dled Jeavin affiction of the res] =. y orgaus np ly Cealers phone or write for oat eR. i ts An Undisputed Title to Superiority in the Comedy Line. —— ~ ~ > crossing the street, oe with of child 7 : ) ae da th “= : as he has done ten The -oueln. who wom : loetor For Salie Oa.y at ths S. GALLAIS Zist and Walnut Sts., | “i "ie aaa . am “Ean opr rere - @usand times, Ie he ars a shout, stops, never forwot his little sweetheart act i Fich h asd ) > : hesitates, gets “ rattled’ and is ran ere the sea. He dle | last m: - ale plan ell lind MISSCURI PHARMACY, Pranktia Av ve omg -saviie st 6 @>9) IORK MY EMMA erty valued at $2.00 to Mrs. [Be : Twelfth art . a QUO YVADIS . When aman finds that his metory plays him false often, when he starts off to get . $ M. H. A. ‘Entertainment. eaten | DRUG O.. Fraaala Ay brresebay returned te St. > Leu something and forgets what he went for, A general meeting: of the Young Men’ ne tna rt tate + dhe tt iw iat © Ly May EC Tho Great Lauch Loosannrs a! Th» at EAtttlen of when he £nows he has locked the front ‘brow Assoctation WHT be Tu oe f 4 4 pT GC LD ‘Ti Mi E! MORE, aaat _NEW &: 4 Siem door and yet an irritating uncertainty ee 4 tg Heap i Mpeg yatta ie ve ELOPED Wi TH a S€CHOCL GIAL. kes sald oaks ta ado ee One Week Only, ORGAN! OO el ten ee ee a, — ° compels hit to get up and vernty itis eonetitution ' Cie alacd knowledge, then that man is in dan- he recent carnuivel AT ne Keners” Policeman Charle F. Roberts Marries c alachy’s Paris Commencing Monday, feb. 19 eh. = iy . . . ea? + ri] e ? ‘ : . ‘ “ay ‘ aa ‘ > % . i) ‘ a - ad . . . ger at any minute when confronted b va ce ieee My a BReanch a to morse ‘Ollie Hill. ag ERT A? F r tnfling dan Ket lie is unnerved. =i ela sree ea a i oe This condiuon can be re rfectly cured St. Agnes’ Euchre. cae sient 4 ) aott by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Mcd- ‘uehre party No be given under the ; , ok ' gary ' , : hi eae é C WHIINEY’S ical Inscovery. It Ticletttns tae stom- ces ae st. AK : _ all 2 li ‘horhood agox by-« Lis | me ; : bee tol P ach, nourtshes the nerves, and purities : ty a ope ices : . Mele ant : SQOMOR: PrOtuCriae 6 the blood. It contains no alcohol, a Warr plying at th are hs 1] ne Cenee, a. vie o : }? : \ ' ' 3 ty. . ab bb "§ whisky or other intoxicant. Leh riers rect. MM, uiiful priz avenn , le OSE ve Gee Mss pe tl : Deo tat gE an Hil be awarded | , BS The reason I delaved writing was because I hold, for with. Wanted te wait ome poor afier I had taken the Will Raffle ¢ n City Lot. ~ the toy e house Mevicine betore giving my «tatemeut and now by, " ' vot the househo.d, Dcan send @ goml conscientious testinon: 1” 4. J Fae ne td haber ‘ , ° ea MW noe happiiless Cal re eotipiete, Ba adie Chas FE mg ve Deyo oof Mluin City, “gat hae murs th ' Vem at vt : ' macds turoupgi which tle expec- MMson Co, Ohte Dunng the eurmimer and ATdTddiawe os © , et Ppracs ' , fall of tee 1 became al! run down. nerves , e awnraded each marht 1 tthe P Atha TIPO WIS Pass, lhowe ver, | were outecfor’er and stomach out of order I rad enn 3 1) se OT I nw es ate s il of danger and suffering th. NO I dISe i! 4 ) rises. Wrote So a I’ve Ter tor AtVice lle ran I ned “?e ‘ tr) aot ‘ - uu : : uu she looks f TWal j to 1° wit! — Poe 1) , r - °: yery MN ee sSroul > mI) air / . weralce sity atid oclwisect ly teres let } ‘ “wf i bog i Ty ‘ ce? : P { > ad : : . ° ‘ é y : —_—-- edical Disuoweryv, and. thanks i te img after the euchr eh night. the danyge: l batik aCe TO eb Vata | C eneires Oy See | . sé Ye Sdvice, 1 used six bottles. andince I stent on : ** MOTHER'S FRIEND,” a scientific tieiment. fT ard thous ASS 008 | OMIETE EDAY Quo \ Vv ADIS q ss Shaun. me Mo’ end Night, taking it, about one year ago T have mot ta Children’s Ball and Tableau. passed this greet crisis im perfect sat nd wittiout wok of priceless w {) i f ff Vi ue “oedar. a | and ’ ww * ‘ o ' Wederedsy Vigh'a vi eny medicine of any kind. amd hare he on ahi ca ad "T°? ee (serman's ; Urnvere's will 4 ve — value ‘nn ni} “ bat on y day My appetite is goo. a nae Say . tiegtr will fx t } ‘> T@-YXAI,3 PLN three aquare meals yey I de mot feel that Sp tee a abd Robert p Oana “next @atur- gent free to any address | LY Wie 1c , aie a Thor dev “Wainer and Night. Eritey and K is RRY COW ' ore hhlood ani merves are le gocd che _— i) day evening. <A tableau entitled oan os Regulator Co., WEIL'S CONCERT BAND. aturday Nights and Se-ereey ‘‘atiocs . ‘De. oars Pellets cure rt nell f akg _ =e See © A ta, Go & ee 25 Cents Sunisy Malinee, Feb. 11-Under the Bed bet 2 Cu The mest weorderful success on recard i i ti a at << 5 hiATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 At Uur Popular Prices. [Sc, 25¢, 350, 50c \iat; r1lif 4 .ay and ¢s i \ \iatinee t Murphy Ege — oS) = 2. - aoe tid ”

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- SS A 6 OPP ETD 7 1 germ a> —— = a beara 3 oS. ,S ee ete. $7 | - *; ¢ .¥ ow % > ¢ “ 4 ee fh a fe SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4) 1900, '& ~ —— — ee ee —- a YELP WANTED—FEM THULFATRICAL 14 Word ¢ lave, 10 Cent 14 Wew«te « iveo 3 Cents. t An? , : > \s i* MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE TELE TANTELD—TSHNALE HELP WANTED—rEMALE. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. iS WANTD—FE | , , , oo . al venta. 20) Werde or lLraa "| Certs alt f : | st ; ‘ re ' ; Re fis r inc a , peering: ME ine ag Ms, Sere : ’ sia wee l.ine , . 4 HoU I J ' . PEANed PLAYER ' . 7 , pepe “ OUSMAlide s walters , » | ' ) yet iv K WAN’ , " » ts tia N| PL WANTEY ‘irl for ework. weal Sauna (‘a a NO we | . . ' ’ “ ‘ i ' | i ' ew . bibl : ’ | HOUSEGUM. Sit pitied er er * ' ' ‘nat on wane me , : ri to help 3 rnd | ;, | ? es a Pet , 1 erperieace wet yee oll | - isi of ate: anal} oe . : wee toe : | | | | ay ° es £ ‘ + gs ie WANTE! ee 1] vu pps ia ‘ 7 8 TI o tes , . r \geoes and of ta Hel- Pico st tl. eral Lette work BUCH SRST AT. Shiva ae gs, urnl iryvoor « gf le sao ° ™ - . ts i oi i (Aothonmeeven& and a, : o Dall , , re comm |} “ . te : ' . , .i - ¢2] a! ee a} ; ' ' J ‘ ' ' i n fire act foo te a , ' - ate : iusl- gienl preter ° 7 Horie, Rowe soune cin! ws dee office: Lave ha ae houserirl pooner! " , ' | a‘. en a ren ; ; ' ' ‘ , , ners TT : , ; ‘ “* +} ? ‘ " ‘ . . * | I ! ‘ . . : . .* ‘ ‘ "3% ’ | * : ; "Zz. dance, HOUSHGIKI, 0140, Ft marae OOS Ce Page hy ore | | 3 uetceen walla family tu dy gern Mousivithi. s&s. wen ed | ; et&# wk in * Ticot Shegtal nt ) V\ ; cdyiied sbulebe ; 7? ia», TTT) bot rae genere) aes | Hem TT ed oad | ow pete Cp PRG sor + : s lbie pe (ress: wanes . ter thee gree’ ts ro a oe . taal Ge . : ye Se ; peaks : i ' J for gen its | ea ' moos Fal os a , “ | | ee ' ‘a Kone n Met eeK PER S'tue wort i ou re; ) co aan aga nade ' ' ' ' , ' rman ' ty ' , sreal ' gs , pou sree it ‘ Watted “‘g , . _— _ — ae wy Ip Neat een jeraay ' wrougiam. Can be lew at «af i’ - ‘orn. , > . " +) . hy ' ° ‘ ‘ ; as aon sagged Cearki - Der | : raasat] cinoem sina! Ve ‘ va - as : : Nive at WANTED —alel fot Tern] . Lis secured: Be Beeetey, Settee aun ntior ' ri in ' ' , mies with or withont wa Ne ros ' ‘ * 7 eheap, a fine second band storm 2007 Piddle ‘ at "nerre tic sete! , , 2b. ' ; ’ ' : , irl | th evened : rryy! eo: wUThe ee v ce second hand cut-uoder surrey. 2d ! , ‘ : ‘ ' ,ree ‘ i ’ . ats . ! ashe ~~ ; et ' ; ‘ . ie ¢ ‘ ‘ ij i i : 4 i \ . . s ' ie ‘ : x: A w™ . , © ARRTAGI : raed flight 4 sent rock. ’ DP Arial pirmetenm, Are ¢ best- > oh sie prondt le eT Ser ee | four ” ig At. , Se? Mes ta 5 | 1 : te} - ; , . ti 3. lt Wal ! % . ; '* +) , , af ” eee wre 7 : . : tar -_ a p - fatiuil AY I P 3 ‘ ; Pvay ear i tek, » and light ! ive @atre Tet SR MEVER Lefine with , : we sthg Berets ' Th. ’ . . ' n@& sé Lyeol i WANTED om nyse wel rel. . 3 ’ “ " ‘tua Pave. ; paveprees ; ; ' ' .s eet ’ we i" Lith at “) ? CARKTA oe _ . TT . ’ — ™ 7 A v , , ’ : 7 ‘ >, ' sa . ‘ ‘ ‘ . 1] ‘r ‘ if SER EMEPPET : . rs nAubntes ental a Slee : , ten . WANTED } craft, Pete. Ge hotsekoepina : : ' , ale , LOTSA) Meortise ae sal , “aw Ds ani — - . (lige 6t.; fest reteren ent , -*s ' ; oni ' | ; sth 5 ki ; i. 7 , yee ms - 3 ‘alt tRUeTIRNITT Hap , le, Lheoree fut. HoUSEMAID siteat " ; ‘eae S40 105 = avine oid Tower: = Oi Laurel av.; | HOUSKGIKL WANTED - t Gern eth > a hears rial (ws; cheap, $10 Duye maid in private wil . ' ; AB og. . Tae ah ee pices ; »? : _" rn “ “4 seuee ’ ' , vere : ' | : a 7 “a. | \? P , ; ee te? Pru ' Pet. AN TT rrnan g.Pi oak WF 28-7 phe a Sea? ee Ds on-s O0 TEE . ‘ eles, yew met Thad horse; quick Beh 4 Wikutess. | rai a Beaune i‘ et enidtld prtilerc, cop. muat sell 270 HOUSE WOMAN Bostrle WoNr om omidd ' | ithe WAS : age? weman to honsework imo aw . a | , hae * oy feo : | | : | | paten oo ] | , ’ 4 ' , : ; i . i , ‘ 44 . : ‘ . - ’ : . . dg *s ) : at AY . sale. one irene heree. $25. “12 Whit- HOUSHWOMAN = wea \ ving. : Napatel , ) “Epic so , . anti | | Ir ning 7a pete’ “erag ‘ ' > ‘ , . ; seas : . : ‘ —. , . to ; . . ri Pé¢elat Tr titper , r’ ’ aasiet ! . re . . , ae ts ‘ ¥ ‘* horees. ] 23 spring an, 2120 Was! apeta seit” wn anit te ! e *t Gphoatd er he 5 a ee Fm meagi | | I | tcl t | a Vor z horses, 3. Sines HOUSEWOMAN Situation wanted by elderty lad) . Kpateh. - . : ae . nd ae iat pepe mo 4 — ¢ re yee! s* . ; : ] . er ~ ' ' > . , " } . ' , ' ‘ 1 a 1} ° Ma cul girl for gene ral ai } ba Oy se . : ie - on 4 anil cheap; will Washing, bo puost: le; S$) a week Lda Monroe ' ; ' ' , _ . oan , “ip . ‘ ‘ ‘ | sy , - . ft j ar . : e pare : ‘ ’ . , 4 ; sant e | at ~ «loorplele 707 Vals | : : Soon | ra | Ps eee T pfeon | bPorsale, 3 gel work horses, wag- MiG Sas fav INTERPRETER. Sttruntion wanted by vreung lady adler salar Aa mt ye IRIS WA Pe perio mat i ok 7. as interpret + at Paria Rapesition: weil acy ' = ser congas . ' . ages pee ss cee “a “ese : 1) oh ed with cliy; Jet-clasa refs. A 05, Bosh | OPE NOOR AL nt t. ty welled | : Bey tite ' a4 oes: rd | ae aioe ell naam - oa | : Dispatel. ‘ 1j **, i¢e* . ; 4 i ,« ’ | j ‘ . ’ os .e —_ : ’ \\ jee ey 4 \ | | ‘ : . : m . , , ' ‘ 4 reung black horses, — > " : ‘ . . ‘ 3 . Pee ee ' rT oat / ' t irs? . . ao , 7th ' ‘ ‘ I eter ‘ .> ’ : 5 tes ’ ue moved tn from ecoun- LAY Sit. wanted by ne veer ds | . _ . | , eine ee ' jest , ly : | N48 Madiuen at with oft ’ Work, "Tt j » i-, c ‘ ‘ ‘ . ti i ) | ; ; Post aPenzvate’ o : : | A : . ' ‘ } ‘ ; i . i Load i rir, tha js at Ij ¥ ‘ . ; . ae) | a | ‘T - | ' : ~~ “ . | : rons, “4 n } 7 year old ‘ ' |" . . a | ; . | 4 ‘ ‘ i ; + oid ") ; * re ‘ ee ; . : one ‘ , . am te T)}. keen me ; val ) te | ; von ts. male |? ~ goo work borse: furnt- LADY Neat vourg lady. about 22 , office, Address BolG, Post Dispatch . : ‘ 2 delivery horses, for LADY Lady wishes employment: aged 29; ox . Es + pt MOP ay pee a “21 Dickson at rienced a@ offer girl; best of reference .f ge ' . fee oN : } \ ’ : icf, It” 4 . general house- ‘ ae] i (4 pret fj ° D4, Deeet Pisyeate ts ’ = - vat ' mi , i for ithe oe fal : eed Fewer femmed pet | bat ie horse, wagen and hare we LADY. A middie eaed Perch . ' : t . Sit J; in ret ce] ler : ani it 4 ; - - quaintet in Pare, apentttsc . neli«) } WASTE WaNA Hire Ht vf ' ; ‘ ral house TT at | ' ! hr ( ‘oy mare, weight 1: man, wishes tea make ner. , wee wee Was TN ab. ei a me Treet ; ' 1 ty , 1 for small fam w’ re ry Han | , : e. | ehrap (all «at ing a familys t: the Dar's write wen ! mss : ' RT ' . in: te meet 7 aed ’ titer : ik So dmecu 44 . ' Sunday . - | | zZ "2 aN au i, , hla ? } . .* , if roa5] I \ . | «ORI P t¢ > the % ri i | s. ‘ . . . . * ‘ . ‘ | ‘ | i wil I | ' ' ' - lé orf vo peru ; ‘ ! i ’ ' gery i a orel wid - tatty | ir : ' ; ene har LAUNDRESY-Sit. wanted Dy washerwoman Fr t 4 @ay or bring home. Minnie Hawkins, Zil05 Wal: Woaee An ‘ , an ape - ; Kea or rk | : Wor in feour ' 7 , — oe ’ ' , . a ) ) ; - oT , : LAUNDRESS Wantes, washing to take — ‘ . Hs Ee. tev af ers] > , "> Sees ' sae te i ; on pe can give roofs "MIL Covens ar Kila Blanks. ' it Mt LAUNDIESS Washing and troning wanted dav: with refs S21 Franklin as Lizz Twlls. LAUNDRESS Girl would tke work for Satur. | Gaye awl emnal) Weehing te tke home ali j Sid Morgan st. upstairs LAUNDLESS. sit Wanted by experienced laun- dress; wante work. -“5 Adama «st! LA UNDRESS— 1 {ret eins faundress wants werk for | Ii! Moo KEE im %s ret two or three dave im Week, @nll Missa: _ 1712 S. Broadway, upstairs, front UNDKBESS gj) tel be firat-claee oor fe go ont we oaiay of take home _ %. lLawnatd av.. room 10 LAUN DRE Sit Watted first claws «.dlored ——~ FORD; wante Washing briug bette, tn ment. a1it Lawcuat LAUNDRENS laundnr-sa wants werk to bring ome fret two dara in wee of rive fore . _ rnd ecard 4127 ae eet, eo ne ee oP ips tbe bata i the ; ented with «lt refs (eraua LAUNDPRESS. gtr, J ~ 8 hat . . . ns P . laundry werk or . — bse a . 4, : be ir . , do COMPOSITOR WANTED office Call at 15 ee See OF Cee and educated: state ealary. canteens hale Riddle at kt Prise t Do hagne! h LAt NDRESS iret clare laundre «« Warne ! ‘ go CHOMEPLE NPN Anr lacs eending out or take home. Call or write lL. Ii “OS eelw formula whic limures a leunerd ar. eourple xien: mis 2 for omy. = - a - : a* bees “Ti } } ‘ LAUNDEERS Wanted. to trike Washing home of Tawhbox G7, St. Iauie, Mo _ om our by dey, SIT Kaston av COOK WANTED—First-claas — hws) Washington ev. LAt NDRESS Ww anted. ] t he molored lady to ito on xf wasbing and Ironing by the day Ad te} Wash. Cabo bky WANTHT 2} tperionced rita : woh privcte fainiis mtileurles Na NURSbH * wanted by @ healthy woman as wet tienal Stack Yards, Byaet St. Lanuts : auree. st reference Ad. GU 15, Post -IMsepaten ‘ ‘ KURSES Posttions Wanted by (Www ecperte re ed ferre 7 | “tah 4 1° ne et narecs, avy sickores: hoe Ital and mevical ref ——_ reasonable 1400 Lueretia ay. (hen ; en oS Th sted / ' hee ' as rie! of ‘: Gi a EEE WANTED Honsekeepor to do | ome 51 NORMAN TAILOR CCHOK WANTETLS Fapertenced cook: saleo bouse and Nniog fewom etrli: amall familly giemnl Wakes: referees Met 1 lebanon, It! Harsie ! ‘ | » hee 4? ‘ ° +h ‘ ‘ * + ° ’ ° BURAK Sit, wanted by 2 lady an nuree or for wee Work i) emall family. call after 10 Sun iwnmokK WANTEI? Two aetr'a: one toa do enoking V2GUA N. Zaki at. en lieit heusewerk, other to nurse: two oh!i ~ . . r wu etrinil famils £cOm!l Wares, RURSI ee 4 Imty wonld Mhe a position as » lanadrs rh. teferences;, ERoglish preferred. Suree fer children, Ad. SG Franklin as Koos, Post Dispateh. - o—-- : ay tee fo iy ot for invalid «of TP csnOK WANTED A geemd cComk: moet uederstand T PTIO . amily of two. by her miytr LL runing A therne hb , -_ OP’ N e8t middie aged widow without heme ‘ Loon ae ng a. } A ning ' llaw e bi, ste es Amal “ : het . AIX ION hee, Teusuhabic, references, Ad T 2 [ast a, oe ‘ ata : 14 Wor lane. 2 ppateh CYurK WAN TPE? ticumt enh me ae 2 Hosein FautnlL Siteattan Wanted by young girl aa eotatde wy rh x aw] Wages ‘| >| Lil nied oe be care of cbildren; good references. Ad. « WANTELID decuel woman ’ mk Maj e@ ar _ Post Dienateh ' al iF tite Welk gi* al im o0i4?} i eneous av 1 Tard 5 ried wea ;' . " ‘ : Xs = " =. . = ©. ein . 1 ~* WoRrK Wanted Nebt off} tate J>belmiear or rFuvurnan « ; v . on =" wt i : » . ‘ , : ; on : al ovr ; re work tw do, | : MINiNG Shorongh sslcemanship, Ad. N 26, Post-Dis | COOK WANT Competent cook; references re uday 4@NlcA th - | : ets : mee" TOPERATOKS WANTED Female operets Wen ) , | quired al langtellow b jtart SRGIRE WANT EBS | e * atl werallea : Wis te . is ” = ; ives : — ; - % COOK “WANTED. “eectiy Otett “HG TRL WANTEL +451 f ecterai Leuse- wears steady work. Ivretmium Mig + ner laine, Cape ‘ we trated. Bie; ; houeegirl: city refs ired. i Del 4380 Mcil’herson av Work. 40644 Cyulte Brilliante ar at. Charles et. GU 2, iost Dispetce Pub, @-ent, Mick cconk WW AN Lt tT 4 gr an Wanan « rok: colored pre | Licti | Was y terme. Ad ee reyu 3o7 mar » , sum , . ils saan ili Titties ese neil a. 550: cl ee ee eee at i ena eg ag i nce it athe be * ra » . - - “ Te . ‘ 7 i , > 4 . “ . — . J . P . hi se , " nd ; adem - on OO RS GORI FST es oR ye i. ‘ * nae 7 eet ee a a > n <* . . ' . ~

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"Ta CU TLC Se Re the Tag, sate. - i ’ be . oe 2” re Tey ae cs rs a SUNDAY VORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. HOUSES--ROOMS--BOARD. = a 200M8S FOR RENT. ROOMS FOR RENT. , ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMWS WITH BOARD. ROOMS WITH BOARD. ROOMS WIT! : = - : 4 Words or Lees, 10 Cents. 86 Words or lass. 10 Cente, 14 Words or Less, 10 Cente. 14 Words or Less, 10 Ceuta 14 Words or Ls 10 Cents 14 W JWELINGS FOR RENT. , — rR TIN “Ke 'T ectineg , aren : tas: = en ; $6 Wort on 1 ro “ —_— oor - ; furniehed or un-; FRANKIAN AV., Dkk Tao connmectin recoms; OLN) ST... 2307.) tare, «tt war con wy ee furnishes!) for light housekeeping. alse hall Tix vill. Story fr yds 221% Two front rooms; furtished | FRANKLIN AV... Ou25 Nicely | furnished , for Ppevtnanen hs erp ing ; SS a urwith, alse] foom for housekeeping; $2 per Week; ' £5 with southerm exposure, call, | convonlences, PRANKLIN AV., 2844-— Nicely fornished front par- le gus abd bath; private fails; convenient to - sThth a te ive remotti, "T° giz: N ime or two unfurnished st VaonT : nvenleme@e; reat, Ga .*, gn ali ov ard arta ties tli I Ki ANA LIN A\ reenme for roeamiabic, |! replog, southes vate famtls hnita&. AN Nol 4%e i baaeement fearon ni . eRANARLIN AVN — rure ~~ PRANALIN AN reer * Friel me : hit. \\ hide tof | | pereure all cewveti i ' : aT ETT Biid. A‘ hvwiswekee pn bath reuw BELLI. A\ "it4-Tars Temerih, aultable fur o Pe convenhileiccs, BeIA. AVN MRivceiv fur furtiace heat heard treet BrRNART ST, houschoep ag » refteretetes eX. BRANTAPR Wl fiheltis= }? is ate with fire, KAS, BROALWAY. be for ideht Reus Pee ATPW AY, tis His.8 ae ag nls fi: rent ‘3 3 | a . a | hw gents « mer . | ~4 | : : ; , iil ss . , ROOM e a 14 Words . * Rice ATew Ay Light leotsekes CAKK ST keeping, CARR ST, lier fie iight heus CASS AV a8 is pgm mateks pit PER | floors: sine. * . I i ! Is keep! a a Fy CARS AV. eh som 3 JEFFERSON AV. 10 or lieht lye’ ok a.caove: furnish: ] f ee — . - : ®o forulsre . CHANNING AV., 7 aad ant KING'S HIGHWAY, & Be l kiteben for howseker pbk, Leas, & furnished large, ght rath >) Teasonalble, CHANNING AV... 314 N. -Near Olive st; a widow pages whe has a d-foom fat will rant her front reom,; , aN » «Ob Bes all newly furnished, to one Oo gentlemen shay we fer heu CHESTNUT ST... 2017 Ni lished front and LACLEDE AY.,, ether roome f bye ceeepely rensonalble nishewl Toom CHESTNUT ST, 1500—Purnished front room, with LACLEDE AV, 3505 aleove: cheap; aleo ere room for light huuse- Ing, lurge and Iight: Sees Gis9 Per Week. LFEPFINGWELL AV., TI9A N CULSTNUT ST., S50v-—-Large unfurulshed front for gent; all icodern convenlences; room; Gd floor EPFINGWELL AV. lole. Fr CHESTNUT ST.., Prk rewly furnished lar; cove; housekeeping or roon and small meom:; everyvtia neat and new $2; one "Ar Convenfent CHESTNUT S&T. 11123 Nicely furnlehed rooms; , LEFFINGWELL A\ ; foor; nice kite! . » '« . ” > a ‘ . ] , i} reeling | genticuren ouly ; CHESTNI TST... W2v0--Nicely furnished rooms by LEONARD AV., S26 N frit day, week or ment! t; use of kitehen; hee ping re-iis erpateye ‘mblilert. CHESTNUT ST... 2142 Furnished rooms for ight : — ~ heurekeep ing, for gents LEONARD AV... G14 N ‘ : we couren) CHESTNUT ST... O940-Larce ont reom for housekeeping. bent amd ins Ps - wierk CHEBSTNUT xT ~ ; : “uy + - ’ room: rivate famils ° (privat 4 ’ eee: CHESTNUT ST., 102°-—Reoms for rent; reasona tHloer: no a8 LINDELL » ehoek sb lowe furt ' on ge akentgyg ies by me | fo ' "' LTH ©.,, | : | , gate pg wk : ad estnut Wits ley de 4 . pay ibe . li ahls . P : ‘ ; 7 3 aM ; : ‘ ' T ' aerlie fiom ts iuse, LINDEI privat CHOUTEAU AV... 1421 —3 furnisbed rooms; one 24- floor front. CHOUTEAU AV. ts Nice furnished Troums HMght housekeeping: $1.50 por Week. CHOUTFEAU AV. 1457) 2 nicely farnixhed room nv8.3 £9 ind Within a block % J >is Wo; Perite : vd : | | : ta. Ad 4 ~ Ss. ‘ k ir ai , a4 ‘ j j rie i. . a ; ; | ; ! : | 3 HOUSES. ROOMS. yy ae WA NTED. with water in i 14 Words or Lees, ®) Centa CHUOUTEAL AV... leew ely furnished wal front. $2.50; 2 eonne ti: « Vd story fuvlus, Te: A ’ | ee alae be Stn or mae «re 4 ? 19) . . . s P ‘ ’ ' > } ‘ - , ‘ - " \\ aN Ciel TRATI AV... i444 iely furnished 24 store front Feet, Cembpiece ‘ HVUUBChCOe NDA, alne buil reom: 75 CHOUTEAU AVY.., front Toom: Feasona’:l CHOUTEAT AN eely furnished front » steep: Sopa gages rere | : Trees; soc ain,le, jestatod come tu : » ole Wis fur: do oanmd « rae : sett 9 » ore sas , . : \ I> shod ny Aad floor ' y S26 ' : -_ , . ; ar : ; Leh. J | i ‘ j room of OCHUawmreaAt AVN unfurtiated: Ud CU tc TRAL AS Pasenmient Posnet! 7 -- f ' ‘ V4 : . pete CHOUTEAU AV wi sp «tah “* se of. tive or efx. epaore f hierlor, } I r ‘ ‘ y1i4 } : slo’ I oad , ‘ I i sy venient te . . _ } . : ‘ —— , : : y os }{owst- ~~ Drapttserts 7 are CHOTA AV ; lv furn ed front lor: also room for ti; ous na CLARK AY... 21 \ oly “urtnishel rooms, with cook stove; housekeeping; $2 week, COMPTON AV... 189A 8 ne furnished front Poom for iight housekeeping, peer Suemiti. MALIK! 1 ly tu ii shied . — . ‘> small COWD’TON AV... S07 N.- 2 ' reo oom), gents “ie, tak or cvwuple, tuke GOlive « MISSISSIDH I A\ > . ‘ | | Ve -) ile om ond Sd front rooms; DICKSON ST, 2s - Lor V@ neative furnished ro@mea for iight huusekerping; reasonabie MORGAN ST... 8220—1 tie furn' large, snnuv connect i k ov] or x nt ing front roome fur. complete for housekees. * _ ¢ Airset Moor; quiet, elect hwatlon, $10, OLIVE STL, 1214—Nicels EWING AV. 316 N.—Nicely furnished rooms; all |. “!t! Bre, second four, also t eonvenionces OLIVE ST. 1y6 Neatly BwWwinad 1\ gis N AQ tsy ° furn shed front ro m: houseke: Pitiz if «ens, ead: weil heated. pris ii’ fan ily . it Mm Th le Ol 1\ KS ~ i i > “a a? —a : » = rooms; separate of en sui | ;, . BWiNG AV... 107 N.—Two rovumsa, furnished for " a ee on NG Pern Hight housekeeping ULIVE ST., 2624A--Furnished noon Loh : PIFTEENTU ST. 21 SS rooma, 86, and one) Keeps. FS per wees vo oe . 7 } ter im) _-_ ae ‘ , erp ctt : ; ' , ‘ ~\ . _ Store, $7 ind: w h water ln er 1 OLIVE ST... 1418- First floor front and : : . i: cars 4 ' ' q Y WAN FIFTRENTIU ST... 88 8 -Nieely furnished naome lors, eingle or en suite: rent reascnalle Totte ms . , , fir two. $1 per Week, call Sunday, G st en ’ — n ; “= an 1 ' ! ; , . ww 4 or Auring week ve wh ST., 2531--2 Licely furnished FIFTEENTH ST, SOSA N. 24 story front porlor; eo at atta aml ‘ancann ir rey sty | new) furnis ed. lig? t housekeeplug; pr ‘a'e fut- , | ‘ re ue : an Po ri | f 4 : i ' fly; 82 per week : 1; i all - FINNEY AV. 4045 -Front or back parlor, ( OLIVE +4 ys ag "her ds — one or tWe foom and kitchen, in a clean, sunny SEU ewe, se voted f fis 7 partiy furnishel or unfurnished, gas taftt Ly ; e.g wat} viud-storg | SAS ; neors Water heater tu bath: niece keoeatton. &* thee 1 Mbpas | FINNFY AV. S825) 2 large furn'shbel rooms. con Olive Hecting. Slugle of eusulie fer if nine eee — ° * * - - ~ ve , ‘ I ASHING. TON AYN eS .. a ‘ FINNEY AN SSS7 Cory emall rowm for lady or |] OLIVE ST., 2725 -Connect!: dleabiay for housekeep- femtieman, heat amd light; widew'’s home lng; eles front Pooms fur Lhemen . FINNEY AN : ani 4 Furntathed resin f r geutie q9) 1\ Y; “- T : as be D 4 ] “Ms ¢ ant r.> i“. i=; } " " os ‘ 3 . r . or | i . . lt | ‘ ; ' 4 : : ‘ ‘ : rt . ye ) , | | | | byte - ED FLATS FOR RENT. Ben, private faumiliy: all couve ; 2 car lines; call iMgeht honeekeeping: £10 a mont! 2 > ta. Pest nTAIN AN 4eicitalf of house, furnished or | OLIVE ST... 1630-24 story front room, ts r . - WASITTING, TaN A unfurnished, §15 rooms > a‘ FRANKIAN AV 817. Purtished room, 8d floor, POLIVIE ST. 234 Room for With bath. cheap fm) wiOgle rine PRANKIAN AV , R21% Large, well furnished room [OLIVE ST. tam Larce neatly fur Dota kewr he rw low suitable fur ty g: te or flyeht PRANKALIN AN Neatly furnished roeome OLIVE sT let Neatle fur — : , * , 7) d tet ef i rT > 4 Y a Moss? teal ‘? 7 " fy ith (;rand any rua. $1 oe ter wew k ' ’ is Ss ‘ ‘ J aa oe D } FOPLE . on . . . * tf laa Joo teen's BPRANKIIN AY. Dui Large etore and Kitchen; OLIVE ST, RO48 Nicely forniahe: ma, ) ; ! ) Gaul lnation for restaurant, . bet bath: $1.4) week ryt , , ' ‘ ’ , ;, 4 7 ' - - FRANKIAN AS iki Niceiy furnished roome AVE 8ST... 1824—Large front Si week aud up. also fumes for iignt hous: . £3 week keeping PUANKIWUN A’ =? Furniehe 1 neeme fur ‘a f. i} , t: . is. | yr :, see ; —— Pee IDAN AV... S120—Pernt Gti 4 ree | r . Leg SACKAMENTD? AV. 4284¢-Neat cottage, 3 large | complete foe light weet eying aa NKRIAN AV., 20> Newly furnished room: : io —Handsoue furnished ream, to F } @ wid fas : of ¢ seule; soulbern e3pveure; geew or Wo @entiemen; desirably jocated, prira'« | mast a speclaly, by macdlacty, Toom far 2 geal en; all cuntea! ° rst: FS tht a.i j 42235—-Ni cent e class bard, terme reesonabie, camusbias covmes, Ciceet, large stable, 5° . ® aw - / t= . ‘ ve es a alia Pep an ee a =

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a eh ays 4 OR 4 ‘ /. "9 ¥ ? Se Sa es Bs > Gees Pre Lt é oe -"s ; eal fr: ¥ i : > / f ir se . i “"s : OF" Pp oe ork : wee joggel nes jee SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. EE TN * —_— WANTED AND FOR | | ste rr FLATS FOR RENT. FLATS FOR RENT. BUSINESS WANTED. BUSINESS FOL SALE. UCSEHCLD GOODs Fu 3 ~ Du SF. + Gv vor i. JUS wANTS : Lt ‘es or la ae i! sf ‘ , 14 Words of Leese, 1 tents 14 Words or Lers, 20 Cents 14 Words or laas. B) Cents aoe i ; , ‘ ‘ — 14 Words or Lass, 10 Centa. 4\ “ BLAINE A\ wate! e% fenmakt (eel ( hhestnut «t reese ate WAS, Si.c4i. wat Ciwi erst T monve ‘) qauvok AV. Reon " 17 i Aiiitvvos T | . , (°° eee! eer REE ee Cook AY l ae =o: ws" FURNITE FD HOU CaPrragne. » ot Lode) fe ot we : af 14 Words mi eelia PURPOS=3. ' ‘9 . " ‘ ‘ ‘ ST a feet! Favine: eoenl recs! , oat Del wT oe, oy | i : Sti oN AGEL eli eels ker . ELIUANEOUS FOR SALE. 14 r laswe PASTON AV 14) Nioe flat: floor: with hath, closet and Oty; excotlent eindition; $17 RIurTecenTvu St, 1434's port; } if ss fat rYPuUWweRETI we oa a . er: sinh iT ThiaAk TEX AN AN > J442% Nice fat; cheap rent Apypls pate! _ Borth fat TYreEW rIiTEeRSs ”, , riferte ‘ r i : . ? TOWER GOVE AV.. 1507 Tiree and four room tor $5 pA ie aber.:: oil seabec : Ae te dos inten ae On pleds of Write : so rs Je LICLAND a t*, BOW open Loring, B06 «live The Ty je wr! + Pachange, 208 N. wth et pave : AM le « lees 2 fe SEOND BT. il N.—S rooms, go | ~ wit : 3 e , bo, 27 Che = — " ann, 1127 Cheatnut et GOLD AND SILV ER WARE. we ~ MGA —t-room Bat; rock front; fins 14 Wore or Less Of Centa i hall, furnace, eic. Oreon Ke Newtt A \ \ a Ce.. ai ) Arn ee — ea ae ~~ , 7 (Meret nut a! i*T,A 1 ING, nti ’ rer a ring “,) re Te , aa ‘. r , a - goeid, eliver and platioum. Drowning, civ N ‘ 7th WARKANTED eselid gold epectacies Otted to td Pan turing Yue vwturing »* wif f v% ey for ira bi i «bes i t Oa r : ¢ »¢ “a, beat weil teat Oo ties! trace: must be svid immuediately. Ad. u si. ung, for lu a3 $ only Kiwom #4, Benvu.st Bicg : ; badd i ; ; er J a Boe “ Te yp i ive - uve y heag tg. Be bed” Locust ot oe tore ow M'ust-Diepatch, a. @. cornet 0tb aad Pine. ’ sal pin . gaa! sei. 610 Prenk.ia ar. esp sibed, aseee Wow gohded, CvGrie® wea, ‘ He TERRACE. ans Fiat: 4 rooms. vw ‘ " ° ‘ 4 : > * 4 5

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— a. a ne re & i: Bn: SI rf ie” P _ ESI a r Ph) } =? ; ; . ’ P Bie : } iJ } , 4 ob - us fe : sim | VE AS at : SALOON aig , Ae oe ; =| ; ‘ . ; ; My 76 . s- — a . " ‘ : | ‘ ‘ . 4 ayer w, ‘ ‘ 4 Prisco as ’ 2°25 Morgan, 6 ga te. ... Stee | is reo Int yrase Qu tre rans K Nes est oe | Wash, a4? : . ‘ os 2 c ’ t . . 40 7. ° . 6. ° ° i P ‘ P R : a. e 4 ‘ nnent y AY ‘ e oe l ’ ’ ’ ” ‘ = ize: } of .% [3 S. BROAN yj te : OAW % . ‘ , . = ° , " ‘ 7 ; ; t ern ti Li ! ‘ ee a! } ‘ ’ ] ' . VERY CHEAP GFF iCé: , 4 » i ‘ ry 400 ] N —— «war — ew ee © emer ee IDAANS ON REAL ESTATE EH) BENOIST, |e sees ee 07 PLENTY OF MOWEY 72 LOAN Room 693 Burlineton Bldg., Ridd COLIVE: ST. OWELELLINGS ’ Cents 4 Ie spuiare feo? s218 a *, u ea Pe * 4 oe | ss a | rev “EERE i Feria . Se en ‘IMPROVED PRUPERTY FCR SALE. | . : tan | peat ae } ; | ‘ | , , - oars’ serena nett nl ba , ay nile, ; : oss 3 taba - 5 ~- . CHAS. F VOG 14 Words or Lees 2O Cents ‘fe ‘ ' : ae 2 : — kp reins | sean | . 3 | AS * - ult termes BM. w. cor, Chestnut and 2 atv, re Ne ‘esek BFS Tatas ) , ref | . tem je wt. Pie ctacs de. .c.. Bt @O | euate wr cae ee ahead Bt oe PROPERTY Ot . eee) Laan Pa ! 1 . . Leet . ; 4 w eid ow , | , “17 cc « , seca t - . , ail « , oe 22 S22 Glas gor , b8i St Basten see eereseserecees ' : oi av, 3 let Buon | . Piatt. : ta 1) money by Bigs Bell, : | . . , Seecce ‘so = ; ' : = ‘ , yes | KOyE | Fog es a : K ‘ it ; Re n PORES, 3% _ = : is tot ! yt if. 22 | bi Ut SALE ; es ey - 4 (S . , my (AG ae “y > co Fh | Peri erret dire : r bist 6 Inehee: Gree: love \ , : ’ : i ' : se6 oe ee . ° : . . j , , A . ‘ ' : ; : d 5 7 ; Khia) Y , = a ni ip . ¥ hem i, ; : : ae * -—- ' : ivi eer igen | ‘ a °° a eee “ae -. | ’ J . . ’ , ‘ . | wewly Furnished Ta currzout. so = : | i ite . . . i i! bs e,% aure; ua 7O miles O71 t. Louis « | : OS Be. . aes | it} » Uridgeport, 1 bs > —~ : room } 7 = et we = fountain Railroad; 92 room: REAL ESTs 1 LOANS. , newly I peir port yperation aoing good b ~ ight: in gor tudithos | Lis casks HAY DEL REALTY Co. | iy % Slatte is | i . te rh ee 4 ; tlie long. | . ‘ ‘ . i a Titel. sace , ; i ‘ bit i ; seeseeeees . i . , ; ‘ . . .* . : " youd raonthiy | : , ° : . ‘ as ;, ers : ; . ' s Pee ' : eval e, withont "807 CHESTNUT. eae ora ace rt MUST GET TENANT. | ree Seo et Paes ela ree RD alata ea | ote hee ee, ee DWELLINGS, ny “ee ; ae , } , oe : °} ; ‘ . ' } . we ig ¢ 1, ; " . sai ‘ At #. ‘ | = ‘ —- > is i ly ia ia - io] uiy, Toll dol? arre 5 ‘ : heat " ” w ow rece ott Nn . - i Gusd Mapie, “mon j ‘ hai “e $ ‘ Ls i i, il, : i s e pyp ; ; ’ gt F . T be) Tr oll 2 mee. r Tr re eve e:-7 ] . , e hbefote nd Seah Golnintia tes vedas pelle eS onyptone Bylys toed - ees aa all, seutert ! e A every Tosm, ain SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE, ' :. : | se | Sea . noth ee 10% Grattan, G roots itm. & S21 Magazine, or, 8523-5 Barrett, n ae t ae ead Sycies rng 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. : me . ree - ; pt’ | \ rie i aa ; ' ew ml) af od trreg- 805 N. Fourtecnt), : secs eee tucent 5 ALS, u' 2. dav, Tremor flat, $i St ee oes ' , ' oe , oety ene “LATS AND ROOMS, et 2! ‘ . a i mith o# ‘ eetnnt « ? | ps m b oa t " | a | ' . ‘ , JT Market. Nt, G1 forks aid) uath,... 2s Bo tee oo en lt Sh 2, ; A\ OID THE GER MS. | oe ee rates SN veers ae horney aL : f° home during nth line, bs Ti* is, loca tls j ‘ tee . — ' ’ * ; . - ° ‘ i, ’ :. ° 47 ; - MALCOLM MACBE TH i ’ 4° f , 4.2 an ea > eer OE OP ee Oe oe eee a Oe ee ee ‘ , ’ ferry a. Sy Mite, 8 eeu tie seoeee 163 ml.. or tat, 2050 Franklin, 3 fH. 3 : } Snburvan } mis fo « a ye UM LUI, JUV al Wl " ‘ . ritis guar , . ® : ery [ PATEWTS AND FENS SIONS. . ‘ed, Informa. 1401-1408 Motgan, 4 41 , 28 and 3d fire 12 | nm Shane of powem oa | aiek ) ad Ss. . v4 — "sr «& | ; : ; : *. . . «“ ’ c er? nw "4 ° mar ert on sal e ; i * 4 7 j ' ' ; , . ar | 0 5 7th st ! ° . “ > » s or, Collects rents, buvs and eclis proj ty and makes , : .t ; 14 Words or Less, DB? Cente. Oot ; ae rrpel beings " > ’ } l4iv Metarad st ab 5, j ** , o eae AS. , N. ; | Se sry Was! ington ‘Se ‘alty loaDne lus N Mth at Li ‘ , 3 ‘ s . . . . ——= reer. | \j -teee , \ 4 '-. ss ’ ‘ : ‘ . }* pi ot , = , — os > . | . " sti . : 1 ’ ’ . *?..¢ = lady oF SthhK) CP ballom st., : “reef A : ' 73 Th 237 N. Twerntt th nt ; ‘ ‘ ar ‘ =. Hf} ay r A m a ot . | ee en ke ee) ee Ow a ee a oh i } . ' . , ‘ ' : é . , - tg write: “wo 219 4 Market , . “a 7 ‘ , wea “aa ' r. , “ee odin tn ; va iL : reses Ata 7 FAR VS FOR SALE. m \ 2 . ’ “A : a . ‘ | 7 3 ni = 4 oe ; f ‘ | 1} ear ‘ , ‘ls * . _ } ‘ a ‘ Nt f . " ‘ . el Ba37 W eat ¢( be.tt i . rite ‘ : 2 f é ue Pia: factor j "s Ms : : - 14 .\ ia or [ges i | ay ta , ” ree © ome 8 ) nk 7 So 104% N. tied od ere, se Re elon m6 Wasls, ot | John Maguire re Real Esiat: Co., erm —~! for cate—Carcaing aumaia . SEGe SiPion gl., larg: atorerion ? oe ae mes ae io ee Ai i olan chit Sid ACRE | et Ree : STORAGE. | afteref aS, "Tost biepetelicn nt ies sy, & p , & Vat = 4 ’ \ ts _ wd nm ud O08 MS. 2d at., store aud 4 rows, 2 Fe ase oy ‘ - wt y ? wie . ae * . ; . ' . . " " . - 4 : ,* . . . , Ledey “ : . ' i ' i WLATS FCR RENT. Perth Qe; Johnit, Verrv&Son ans 3 PARKER RE REAL ESTATE CO., we te mic at i , = Ver TAGRGI yd meal te “ Gis 4 ~LRERT, Hete D’iscvtae ; bdere \i Saeed , Te | i matt t. » Re ,s. ste Owe rvovusneg, Site ww Oo > ae Riv Kus i : ; on a s roe , — vit \ ~ ¢ ‘ : ott — a ‘ } . ' . eee ’ ‘ ‘ - ~ ’ , . r et i , fr £44.08 66d ’ ; ihe Vinsab ane “ar martic 415 Olive. , , . aa | . gneve ~ | . aes ; : e 7 i : P ' ; « . ; partiocw- JW. BRENNAN & C0... Bit Mive. 7 O71 & a! a “ ae = Lie , ley ; ’ ; ’ . . ° . Che sfnor . ; . >? - ; ‘ ‘ " ‘ neat tetieg NEW MODE “LATS | | | x oe ore : ant " Eee . | ¢ AADIES’ BEAUTY ‘ f Vi l. . - ’ tig le ea. i+ WHRILINGS, nits | | sh “f gia ont. 41184 ne fie? MWe = vr. xX. NARAIA, , * Cilio, W J. RI sKA. | | | | BARADA- GHIO, mu Diet ax ae tte Sapo 6270 Delmar, 7 ! , red Bisl alive, ww. pon. is , ae eel , Rteaay wah thlige. ’ : ’ r 1 ' fs r ‘. mar. | . ; a ae ae Rva: ro S ANT) teow and cold jar , me : ' S588 Lucas, vr 83. Sy 24s Vine, te, OMS Bit Chestnut St. OREO x SO. SIT whestaut «t t , : Tees | | see ee san ' aa | > irk. | ) DWHELLINGS HWGHWAY, 28 | wt? Whale aw “s ‘ | SYRINGEos " oe Sle wrtivg. Nia, patnak, fain klichery) Ce.) So Twe 4 and Beco Mats, comer of gated FARMS WANTED | . * | | : NERDLE. i We a r , , | as of ee NO DETENTION FROM + , anailo, & 417 line, 8 Ff »' . on oF ” aR 3 . as s Yat ; , Abpea eet de ‘ ~» b Tal TTALIS FOR RENT. ' = 1D Laas, 4 wich | Berboe » rag sro ioe 14 Words or Less, 10 Ceute , Es é A oe , ; | sink . EMILIBI . : . ‘ ‘ ' , ) , ry’r*t * ts tS ‘7 "Ts 7 Lb Bin Mavirbeate at .* re . te | me ve ; Ire IFPFPRESON CLUB MALI—cCor 6G Mand Tine tag ; In, CURE, BUS ue, bin No JeRierron a 2 SS. Bowers : _ By" fines’ bell er location ta city fia + 7 ; ' is : (reelta, . - - ’ ‘ ie bat : ° . . . : 4 ‘ ve SW rrenkiin; ere “ PeeOkiin oace 2] “ho Preeamkiin, » DULL Uiive, stoie ... : terte(GQumesais, hope, @fc., tetmaisa tery secsunabie . : b eed ' ‘ . re ee ee Se aiiits mika ns i iota we ryvems abore CIP Chesiuut ot... sees J Auwiy to wecrelary ka SS, dost beliepe cr leevis . it a 6 _* +e Pr tS a Alm ee — > og Roar , a Sage . i : —— gunenetnetumadns pienienalllinathtebieniotmed FPS nell di —_on - _ —_— 7

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SUNDAY WORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. A Sa FOR SALE AND vei MUSICAL. MUSICAL. PERSONAL. ‘CLAIRVOYANTS. CLAIBVOYANTS. DANCING. 14 ‘Words or Less. 2» O5cate. ; 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. 14 Words or Less, 30 Cente. 14 Words or Leas, 80 Cents. $6 Words or Less. 80 Cente. 06 Weeds o¢ kaes. 22 tae DAN ING- femme to Prf Frankel s a | DROP of ink makes “miliens think.’ a Read “PROGRESS ts the order of the age.’ Gur house | PERSON AL Meet me at the Osave this ‘afternoon iTive our ad. ip another « lumn of +4 “day s paper, ds the meat progressive gers ene in this «ity, Belle tines ' ta Turner Hal! ih headed ‘‘Remarkable Plane Value and FOU 64Ve tienes by asing ffom c 9 =—a 3 7 | ney Pagel won, Me ’, ‘ tr KIMKSELHORST P [ANO Co., KIFSEL Hoye PIANO CO, PERSON AL—W anted, addreas of a reliable private Orchantin. @ mhasictaees maces M14 Clive et, 914 «live et. detective. Ad. F 23, Post-Diepatch nemumale ‘eles, Te ADDRESS ft. W. Vorhees, 2014 Morgan at. resident Grant PERSONAL— Business men taught to keep ther . TT > . 2. Ko one to erect 7 ' CAPT. WALTER , let -clams — tuning aud repairing» President Hayes, own bovks at place of business. evenings; conf- | Seee CLAIRVOYANT Clair rvo ant " | moa TED S me une to erect a butid B. ELLIOTT DES. President Gacth id. dential. Address R 22. Post i 6 , y ante ad pay aia tears rent in acwane Ad) CRIBES A SKIRMISH. dress T’tuf 94 Lionmey,. 28e7 thiive ) t a ad { } n lin } on, ’ ou a] pointment; will as J i . - “ se 4 r 1 | : | , : _ foucert Feb. 26 at Y. M C A. Hall Vrealdent . , Airy prenideat back ini Ete BN ZIZ6—OLIVE | ST.— 2126 | fon. TWO DAYS AFTER LANDING. re pacer“ KSTKY plenoe and ofgane eacel in sau lor ‘tone, All ) F touch, and finish; the Retey tone is the sweetest 1 used Rradbury pianos during their adminisirs- PERSONAL-- Marry: send 2c for monthly matri- Teistinetiy a clairvoyant; without asking a quese- Smith. Mfr.. 1012 Olive st.; A. E. Whitaker, mar years ir. aod Mrs. ake, 155 Washingtoo st., ~ > tion tells what you coec Cole for, whe you will : ee 3 wT date. place: locates LEARN TO DANCE FOR $3 . and most mueice! ever prod need, Ry is fuuod tlon (‘all andl eee the he autiful new aty ten ] {s. monte! Aper; wealth patrons; established 12 rry, gives name of person, only in the Fatey instruments. TUE ry Mek PIANG or eale. upright plane; good condition; ee a _— —-— Ss he nes j , | . | tls -) OE cae £75 cash 4¥H)A Fuston av. PERSONAL, - Very pretty brown eyed “maiden of 2! see M+ Sym ogg es) rma ons ne Bote ae Se IN "RIVATE |] ESSONS A St. Louis Captain in the Fortie HAVE you heard tive wonderfnl ‘‘many-tene SHOWCASE " le E - means listed at $0. OOO. wante an honest — . atte re al ent , ” i rt 7 - | a . i : at | r : - PG eh. fa Bs ‘ Crown pitt? Ef not, dow. It imitates per- i ero ee’ Bose, 28 BOW; §=§6hend 40 phelp care for her property. Ad. with ) eee ce infallible. Her myeterioue Lower cap _ Prof. De Honey, who ie acknowledged 1 Regiment, U.S. V., Had the First used fr sheet music; sell at $6. 2331 8. loth “~ : ure infallible Her mysteficue Power cap FO ° Ber. feetiy over 16 aiifferent musical inetruments i , = . sfaInp. ‘let, Dept. 57, Chicago, M1. . a ee eh beet dancer and instructor im the city, will tear? Dai! . = Viel : mt, Upstaire. how to avert evil, suceeel in business ani | . GSe . - Honor - Soi HWY eomeert, 12 te 1, free. Silvum™ aiways -- ; nenrien aon be . +f , am} you the waltz and two step perfectiy in Oo! of the Firing Line. Weloutne SPOT wna j } ‘ PERSONAL, Ladies, your bust enlarged 6 inches; ! ebtaln gourd. ft lune ; iy you fo health And 7n et lessons for $3: each Jesson reve! KIMSELHORST PIANO CO gans Wri i ine a a" o wera a ee eee ee lmpossible; harmless; $100 cash guaran- wo ; bappiness, wit a en + on Seam pemey { oi ve "6 a tire attention, with muse! ovr eese , . ; ‘* ‘ ? le om -" : T mower orn: P réealdencw ae & ' tri lei revie ) ‘Ti ? , & 6 . ° ‘ Vl4 Clive et. KIUSE , MOIST “PIANO CH ; proof free. Leonean Medicine Co., ww - te rs ine bermatient at ed dl tate? epidoe asa'stant. Remember there ere be i geen oe wy ° > ts che : 7 . “ ‘ , ’ . . . , Cle fl ; > i t leases from me. fer ri Paraute- , IP you don’t know ne ask any bank in St. Loule ee PERSONAL TV. F A é. Y : lear tel] f.titune: any " Be “—~ os » Teverse jewel and éai - es = 3 ee Mes bh r ved a lete * ‘ ** * *.%* ee» ° - , ts a . P ‘ o : ‘ Ci les 1) t ‘ i vor r ' yond . ay ’ . } : ? ‘ , . Lj af : | or refer ta lrun's or Bradatreet’s com- SINGERS WANTED Good baritone and hase to frevu ' ' M asia —_—- ag aon OF ee ‘ adv " 7 ae en ber te : i f : I will ale» sell a full veren rf er. fron ' tiates rmv officer wie mercial agencles. it pays to deal with a re- ) make up male quartette. Ad. LL Ou, Post Ii!s- — — em. ; ' ; ™ te . & a , ag en ‘es ‘ “A es ' ‘ ~ months in classes for $3 to ell eute ln@ this eet : a teil re : liatle tevts CIKSEL. HORST PIAN ov pate PRRSONATL. Wanted to know, ‘the address of ot a ” 7 ‘ie -°* } ; Mie; ne of eacl : he print * ips ‘kk. and wiil guarantee to te@eu Vou as, * ROW MM the Philip piies and 1) Waa forte ™ att ay? “. TUIT meee Mary Groat, supposed to be ilving in Belle. . 4 full instruectics o wl rae} e] a" and popular dances tn one term Call at mas no inn St ouls, The writer - W114 Olive st, ! ; TaN Ranjo, mandelin ts Muitar taught: vi Her elster liriaw Virs Aunie Miller . ed , v err pe et be par germs once and take advantage of these pri. fur we L ete Ne : left Jeu . “ aL St tye 7 n © . , io ‘ ; , ; : S : ; : / ¢ . ‘ . 4 y : . wactng is "4 — o- . a ; ’ : 7. | > . ’ ry of ‘ ; . _— ; ‘ ‘ ‘ tf? “Tt J eT MANDOLINS AND GUITARS Have sou a fine- | - ee oe Oe. ae st Belle pl ; weuld very much like to hear fren her. Ad. “hap : . : rtalm vour friend ‘ de and Will tes h you merry 4 p ae t = toned manielin or guitar’ Bring it in and com TUMION Pupils for piano; beginners preferred: or call, S015 Virginfa av., Carondelet ys ‘ , ." ' tare al WetieHhs Cat we ae ah pack Were Phos yh gs Pe 1 _— “OM Ot Olive bo : Fo - ‘ . . cen vs oor as captain of & mte ' ts P i it ' i : oat ‘ i} iv , led r te tune ' t er 4 ' ai > -saitgachegy rhs ° . v ‘ " * . at » , . , . Ss s&s , , + ! Witii the Nightingale mandeitis and teriim 2, ‘ea n >. pei juarter, Mis PEILSONAL-— Heirs of the estate of Loulse Robb! ns. = ak a : en, atone ford ni aby hour; open Snodave ‘ \ j i tiited States Vole 4 ty ; i* mire’ ; wwe afi rr ire: te, 44 4 rae | ° ; oe. oF Ss ” ae "atte cites hg Shatttng J : Ahrens etindan: ' rt or Isabella Blinck. born in North Ireland. late of road wal roots 6; Jady agents —_ , : . , . Oe BE BONS MEOW TUNING and repairing pranptly attended to by | Minneapolis, formerly @# resident of St. Lauis, are uted a | Poe . To purchase, o firat-cinse J #kiliful workmen nt — Write, requested to cummunicate with Mandolin; must be cheap. Ad. KR ISR, Poat-Dis- vr telephone KIESEL haa ottes ’ PIANO «.. Hl 6 Staples, Admipistrator, Minneapolis, Minn. send the das ot | ; patch 14 Ollvwe st. PERSONAL—WI11] stout. tall lady. with old tads, | pac pe ght ig ons te awe or" a Get them manufactured by O'Connell), 10) andl . after landing tn th. ‘hilippinmess. enve Pine ss, aickness: one price. or, DR. B e States he secure d a captainey tn the MUSICAL Wanted, a few more yolunteers for ANOTHER WEEK (Ff AND BARGAN “Sappho Waltzes,”’ between S and 9 last evening, and Jenlou | tame le aah’: tnetnet "1 . Fortieth Volunteers ‘\rough the influence Amateur Sunday Sehbool orchestra. Apply to A. in the neighborhood of Grand and Cook avs.. tren ite rigth r a hat a egrer 0 hue gaia “Peni "oem CHITLI]> NVIRDIOM J vou everything; asks you on Nata ee , Mot Vir ‘" gt Spencer and Coi. KB Whitaker, 1012 Olive xt. : 1 Emerson piape viet Diease address M 28, Post-INspateh ? homer. thie know leds prises thar Shan aon ho questions, UlO N. loth st., near Franklin ay chanan. — _ | MUSICAL. Mandolin and guitar leasona, 2he: quick. brediees Lon Blame... aS | PERSON, Free; anceesa in life can only ba ob- He will positivels he te sooept any ive ubless | MIS. SCOTT, clairvoyant, past, present and fu- | Mir, Baker on “Spiders and Centi- “tpt. Falliett writes: “We dropped ane therengh course: Instruments loaned free Miss prigat pp o 1. o™ . through influence: will send absolutely | ? ture: sautisfactiou ph Ares oy 2311 Market st., chor in Manila Bay on the evening of Dea Putnam, 1121 Leonard av. Saree, : mortgnt plate os ' 11) page bouk, whieh explains all the se ; ‘ ; upstairs pedes,”’ and Mr. Bryan’s Lecture 2, disembarked on the morning of the - Han .. ' . ‘re‘a of hypnotism, personal magnetism and wag- , you tind hity superior te ang Medium, Sth and marched out to the ‘sent Cam MUSCAT, Laewell Putnoem. expert tere These pianos will be seld for ensh or time: no - heal ia Oe = haem “_ Palmist o luifvevant tn thi irs LALKVGEYANT The famous Mine. Jemeree telis bs 99 . , t vo i” pre ntc j eacher violin, sated; ‘ene ; ¥. 30 SU Sees ONS bat ) 7" mp n, your fortune without asking questions. 625 Wash, on Hydrogen, Among the eas om mandolin. gultar, banjo; largest city experience: Interest: charged MAY. STEKN & CO, ; enables vou to win and held the love and ? %. © corber ith and Olive sts spect of othets; anybody can learn In a few Pinvugged and dove! Fy unserupuious, Ulett | IRs. HANSEN, fortune teller, 6114 Ridge av.} Features. inetrument« loaned fre 7. “iM for Su le or exe hange. om . . ' : “uw «VY. ‘Ss, We guarantee success; write today. Ad. /*" peers whe re oelutmiing diss ive ne erie “*: ' . ty tae - -* / : : : , Shary es take Suburban Jine or Easton av. cores MUBICAL-—Wunted. Indy Mantat HIGH GRADE PIANO---CHEAP. New York Inatitute of Science, Dept. 421 F, Bar- / Of clalrvosaney for mediumships net to despair, acipanauasieimmenaiiee ballad | , iad A } * to teach baritone ' ry Bidg . Roe hester. ie. & 1 ‘ More gatyl fre ‘onwvl md ‘ *’ Can ) a ges aad RT EE ee ene nee All of the ‘sections of the Socletv of Ped- avads; aise one lady for leads and one for juve- | Magnificent 7 1-8 octave mahogany upright plano; pe ' _ ne : -' You * bagvothers, wi " Low et at : ) , PERSON AL- wer | "Almighty, be ba MACHINERY. agogy Were numerously attended yester- nile te Join loca! dramatic clab: state e xperience, | ceiebr -Nude r y 2 “e ‘brated maker; at one-third value, to pay ad- ude in art; genuine photographs: a wonde rt peru Ad ! mS, Dat Dispatch. vances. Call Fidelity Storage Office, 108 f full length female figure: Parte modela: set of study, and rier lieve 14 Words or Lees, 20 Cents. day morning sand the entire programme - ine st. . p——- fh. Mie camps. Century Photo Co., Box Guu, St. ! develope , MUSICAT,-~W anitend, se eral wind and string inetru- Lami! 7 8 ‘ fap i, XY + lop — oy sor . = - ; ws >Jd out as announced, except that Ad. G30, Pont Dispatch $1 ~ , ; PERSONAL FREE-—Snuecese in Mfe can only be ob- yyy net nr kor M Ae rIN , ’ _____ | the unavoldable absence of Miss Brown ; *T month talne it " te A | 7) eonsent on bey . satel ‘ ! s IT y | “"rirT)_ ¢ e 3-apindle ’ asa j i P ' MUSICAL, Thorongh tnstructions on piano by lady | €2 per month. 7+ Perit tl gens ei wil gone oa Se any other standard than his ewn, | > an at pit, PRC. WANTED Gre aor ol — a from the art section made it necessary for oo gd raduate; 2he leseow. Ad. N 8A, Poust-Dis- 3 per month of hypnotiam. personal spaduatiaan and magnetic — . _ guava \ — “J and self atv je on or ger > iia aa] » 34 Post-Dispatch Mrs. Riley to take her place. Mr. Baker rat 4 per month , healing: tells how , ” oes I OVETY Coty, EIN hepaNe Spe oo alee se | ving returned {rom Washington gave his MI BICAT For sale, Singer action b . ¢ Kent allowed 1f purchased habits, enables a in wie ad Gee tae = —— profession ee, ee) eee en ee ue ENGINE WANTED-To hag, a 20 to 25 horse p wer ha wd : : : “Bpid . po ions W_A Dillon. 2615 Chouteau av arp; cheap. re @ Weal w Mfr 112 Olive at respect of others: anylxxiy can learn in a few has urade . H Peceapeaiaget Hat ne —s “enh - upricht engine: in good coudition; state make anticipated lecture on picers, urpions, art PT — SF A. E. WHITAKER, Mer. Saves Bp guarantee success; write to-day. Ad. he I ver San , — —. oo. beret and price. Address ,: , Post-Dispatch Centipedes and the So-Called Thousand- MOAL Violin, mandolin, cornet and plano oma : New wk Institute of Selence, Dept. 421 E aot tone ' . ' , VTE . , samp: | Lesged Worms.” : — > “6 6 eleties, som img this } ther miemstiume in this IMP WANTEL> -~Jood second-hand Duplex pump; sauent — your bowme. Prof. Robineon, 172 IN CRAWFORD’ S PIANO DEPT. Barry Bldg, Rochester, N. Y. SS _ *«ountry can eo of 1! n > work re Thy : cheap; net ema! a t! Se $x333. ‘in audaelean = The audi rh e which gathered to. hear — —- — a M ATRIMONY—Attractive. young ‘lady. Yaice look- eetat! shed facts In human investigation, Uanee der: state | lowest price. Ad. B 22, Post-Dispatch. Dr. Bryant 4 erage og of the asm es Mirlugs, per set, for mandolin, guitar, | You will find the beat make in piande at prices ing, neat housekeeper, of home loving Aispoat- Medlumship and a F Sal Ages” Was so great that it Was necesear) : tion, wante position as housekeeper for bachelor | SPIRTEUALIXM or Sale. : to remove the section to a room that would accommodate some two hundred fh: FE aml B guitar; B and A that will prove a revelation when compared with ,. Ge » tt} rlafal Jd qnacl dozen: all instrumente at cut ane dealers’ prices. This aleo applies to™ausical or widower; references; capable of taking entire ; course, there are chariatans an ae 5 Dm —-sreeoninrmnanerntas . : professious, but that has never ber as ull LNGINE—For eale. 20-horse power gaa@oline en- persons. Dr. Bryant aroused a stir of ap- chatge of household duties. Ad. M 83, Post “ey | Fairbanks, Morse & Co. make; practically | 5); ause several times when by the happy prices; repairing dune Tony J. Plachbt, 1002 Datruments Be supplies of all kinds {ates at. tuned and first-class work guaranteed for $i75 Dispated. excuse gine; | It is a matter of histery from the remote: hew. 2510 N. Yth st. _| wit that characterizea him he made it ap- discussing. the barbarisms (rive . . enn | Sth and Washingto - a y/ . . — | MUSICAL —-Lady wishes a few more pupils for toe dome Lik , BUST developed aix incheein six weeks; abso. to the present tine, Chat there at 1 few . plans; teaches Furopean meth; Me per lee- A NI lutely perfect developinent guerant eed: personal Possesa cecull power gufficient to enalle ther ts MACHINES molded, pullers finished or rough fire | parent that in eon; will instruct voice. 927 Hickory et. ARF PIAN( FOR $A) attention of speciniiat giren by mall until en- @ecurately revenl the past and give a corr fore- froute, grate bars & machine cast! ngs. Standard |; of that period he wus really discussing hergement ie completed; 2000 testimonials; send cast of the rature Puiley & Foundry Co., 1240 Collins st some of the inconsistencies of our present ’ - i 4 Tt, . , Ty ‘ ap Gay, > ; » , , A la A od MUSICAL Wanted, pupils for plaho and ‘elocu- planus ee eqaere, $40, and other good syuare étaisp for sealed tnatructions. Mme. V. Hast- “TRITHEECL IN HIS PRI 1 )Ts OAR, MACHINERY -For sale. cheap. machine ebo con- ‘ KELIABLI IN TIS gga greet ae iA be oe a vont In Mr. Schuyier’a section, Mr. A. R. tien; references given. 1. 2 ‘0s Closing out this week to make gs ' . patch ae: ” ' 17, Poet-Dis- room for wur pew 1900 ‘etock. Call and gecure @ Inge. Omaba bdidg., Chicago. att, @ trou ain -3 , ip) taining gasoline engine, power lathe, two drill @teat bargain. —-— ---- : se = aga gate Med ay a ee ae a ee prasses, emery lathe and wheels, all tools four Morgan discussed in @ very entertaining : ; , S Yourself or others, come and be will guide yeu. Tbe : BP ee | Way the pedagogical creed of Dr. Hatl- CAPT. WALTER B, ELLIOTT, MUSICAL Muy: a “Waabburuw’’ mandolin and ¥. G. SMITH, Mfr.. 1012 Olive st er eee ‘to: two bieckatuith’s forges and blacksmith's guitars at Tony J Viacht's, 1002 (rll ves at. i WHIT AKER. Mar. MATRIMONTAL. nes oy gou Wien & urate om} a} kinds: niso ohe antamobile, nearly man. Mr. Schuyl r’s review of Mr. Mor- The regiment le scattered around within power : " Er, . , ' : hs . > Tt : rlete mike hinery ali set up ready for 1806. fans Aper Was 8&0 termes] that the iuni- _ ‘ vetbaet lennone exchange plano lessons for public ~ FOR SALE. AT fl BARGAIN. mots 1@ Words or Ives, 80 Cents. | PROF. MARTIN oO ame D BY THE pe + sind “ a An Fy ally p+ BeBe - aah hg 2 Bs Gets en te radius of about Ave miles ‘My company, ma. Ad. T 154, Post- Dispatch. MATRIMUNNTAL Middle aged widower would mar Meutte: seinen ry ~ Pag eee 3. Hig very much more a discusston of Mr. Schuv- With x ‘ OMpanvy, Is near reg. mental] ead- ’ = I ien's oreo quarters We are about four miles from Where our brave Gen. Lawton wae killed. Hie would Save been our diviston aome — . ‘ —--- (nm! Ms orf : . : ry woman who would appreciate kindneg; has @ Vides + 1] ! . nirs } ayie ‘ ORGAN ror sale. organ; Reed make: in good B tig ke ne upright plane, ma) ogany case; col as Dice home, guod Ne inn a worth 840.000 Ad fore! tinguaa soit hie ounrrs i ' : ; MOTOR AND ENGIN] For wale, 2 horse-power . ak condition; cheap. 4651 Kennerly av. Cail or address 317 Kraus et., Caroude- oe - bee] “) with card renee fortune tellers, as- thon 3 , The Herbart Club had ites usual large at- let dress Mr. Wood, box 216 Euglewood Station, Chi odemsatmangaal atten! Salve! 92 gga apa a epee gasviine engine; | : ; . a ae trologers ati imal ias irra tetas ey lI} sell elther one cheep Addr D> 77 tendance, and «discussed with creat inter- aniar a ae ll elther a d ees v7, : mander. 1] am iiformed that Gen. Wheato: ; ane DMspateh est what is known as the second step inthe ] ,; 60 onan bertatieen commen sander and pg BROAN For sale, handseme Waterloo organ, ; — oa cheap, or will trade: h guy pre- T - be FSB COREE Sh. ie. eae . Seeved "I? Top elle ’ ~*~ A storm bu ee THE CRA F de MA TRIMONY. Who'll be my sweetheart? Girls, odie on oneenne weehiee ib ee ee ‘ogress of the lesson, namely, presenta- - : _ : - ® ace a Tr mat I= A Tilerv “es. ‘en? You want u aeweeft ten ij> Ath v7) i ’ v t pete i pet, oe ‘?, t ‘ ese VA HIN ERY FOR SALE ‘) llall eour by imide om mander and that we : " ¥ . ’ ost mm vies Deneadhy clair : ' or ‘ oo weoout? eta ORGANS To make room we are closing out’ out This is positively the best medium priced plans nie huabend? No. flirte; fe particulars fir st ouhe . ‘ender Hae Sie gype od Pe ee ee i peed AC ‘ Mr. Rrvan gave a lecture on hydrogen are tow rk to th uth, where It ie expect. Mason A Hlainiin parior and ern!) ‘ *hure ir. in the world; in atvile, tone and be "ally of eoustrue le fter Tw *, Blue Mound, Land. . sat we - ‘ ws e a wim Cae ’ . ae : } os re i ox r ; rT. 1] ‘On j ‘ete } l demonatrated by Xr r.me net its ‘ hell - ed thie heavi sf work is to be done. ] do not canes at absolute cost to manufac ture; ¢ thon it is uurivaled: it ie CuAranteed for 10 veare ° & be 4 dyicic Ruane tm Te she ot ee , mplete , properties, and “Its presence and value unticipate much heavy work here, as it te time. ©. A, Field Plano Co 11s live st. and the prive ie only $250; do not fall to gee ic aM ad I RIMONY Mechanic, 35, ovwning fu rniti ire and “4 sy gre s xo gegen ™ eee a ne } ' Lj i Wy ers rrdeet , YA rasigtsd ‘ ae / thought most 6 the insurgents have been : s el jitter! ; if. ‘ j | i)? \\ ~ j ‘ In the 4 eoTTL «aN ft lings giinooure 1s Don : — 2 . ray : é COL lobe = ; A peeeqiny tr Svyivester’s art eluass Whic} oriven oul ‘ es : nity und have passed ‘ ; ; ; ‘ . rough t iat) (ur movements are du our » AuO cle ‘partment, at ith aul Wasling ton. 4 : GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS. ' 3 ens 3 on v Hie | : Ing ‘ y* an 3 ee 5) “= r oa = hy , ” . : | , rit es tm. ; ; | — bigs reer) : ! “] tr) »f ‘ hi it } ae ' 4 : oe * Bens Avitol i , S) c emer ; ‘ Ul) wir ‘ mtru (ia IN). The - . : i } . , u J M ‘1 hil ony A der man wishes to 1orm the ina nrovis ei. ‘ feed) ** j t ee | ** is j? tal aoe. ‘ aie ty : m ‘ ‘ ane es Class has } Ww revit hes] tiie point plese it : | , w! 1 | he a o y “Nght ] r . . . . a ¢ rt i “, ,iif ! its . bet last kengz et the prices we are offering . ' . nabogany, uprigh “A : , , them at. b 4%. Smith, Mfr 1W1]2 Olly . - prigat.. os ees amguainianee of a un laxdy en muatri- o =Total - il ' seed Wi + > . ra a ; . uo. - “s - e at. q , _— _ x . te ns , , Large lot of Steam and Centrifgual Pumps. Members ure about to tak lin or 4} : ap A. w mitaker, Mer ; pee he upright Tr: ty : ies Ad VW 3s, Root Dispate! an au” . trv ot , . . eip % _ : , ! eteees ones fe n - Mixer ‘ tii} ] te } - " rk :' ; a? s.r earl i , 7] “ > we , . ¢ iit a’ \ ae P 1) ~ P ‘i *abili otPy 4. 6° ; its rhe? ° q’tpie ** » he ons 4 ‘ . i so Wwou elviewe, 3 aseortment of miseelianeous mechipery, Wice ‘Siwiteed Ges supprted cal sis it kel yesterday morning ae ff the ' : MO ‘yo compar les stationed here would have . + Type? Peilt if Was sweron over, stiesd at Dreakfast a ceoue ~~. —_ a: ow Lt les the decree jit { ae lated that ; styles now Pall "ain Tatee ou onny terms; busipess aleolutely cong- is fond of amusements aud will apprectate an yy ‘an : Mi i haan Strange Man Ejected From the Homse New York; warerooms in ail dew tial Call Keoom 211, ¥IS Pine honerable gentleman; object, miatrimeny. Ad. DANCING —Miss Hardy's danctug, classes, Tuesday | Aste perdtited Is scout! zed to se of Fred Dahler. AE Whit By ay Warerooms, 1WI12 Olive 0 2h. Poaet-Diepatch ; sat ie OS ee Pham ay oe bast | | b. aker, anager. WK WISII to advise you of the fact that we . ‘A evouiLg hits ‘ Peet toe ig os MATRIMONY Young working widow af 80 woo Ai taak PIANOS Vowe pianos are sold excluatvely by us; we jouer’ a ee a i} ke. to meet a loving and true busbaud, not over Geveuter, . ’ ‘* . , ’ ? ° ‘ ’ ~ bost TP ispor te 4 } i | : . : he % : aaliel ej ' : , | oe ; a pl rent cash or time; cau be rt Pina required; strictiy contideutial; come and see us. s: . iy. ne erat arabes ereninas the Gowr ses ) = a . — : bee] a hy o zg intruder | 271 Oth « ; it will take you less (hau lO minutes on the atreet MATRIMONY--College — bred, rv feast. nal, — - ‘ i ' we es shag ina | ‘ aaa chal The omout patie hd, ce Prats ' ial ' : . ar gentleman, kind y na agiir’ oh ti * 1 tlle Ay Lome . T , } a ittiti njuring wishes the “quaintane of y . a oe oe is aad : wtp . M. me , j ; ‘4 jg ; . i aoe : be 3 Join oe : . « te “¥ : “ ' ; : oh. : : : ‘| j , , 7 ettor’a — a Care to muke the rownd trip from Waashlugton av. ting ished Saaneb aese abies week will. buy " magnifi¢ent to our office: jloaus can ” re pratd in Tents yours ba helor, Mahogany Upright plano, Colonial #ivyle and all pavinents and can be remittes) to us bw check, gyvod-looking young wilow of means aud , /, : WOVEmen te; eed (Wo months: ky price pertoffice of express movey order; correspondence Ko objection to couple of Interesting eht Iren; j Pp | ¥. : ‘ Peis ~ ; , don't Qies this rare targalo elicited and considered atrictlvy eontidenttal: no obfe: tuatrimons Ad. L. # Post Diepateh / TP Pi“. . . , pr ee ~~ , ih ais , eter rriy im pe eo ak aaa" cao os , "49 » cowre mith, Mfr., 1012 Olive ee ie ca amee Inquiries made of your employers; in replying te’ - | Ae o : . a ss ‘adhe m Coie presed Abn Brtsee ang tf 2g , ’ oe ‘ er. waeton Appite ations for loans. we siways us® MATRIMONY —Marry;: largest as eg ni | Ae. ; ar ee 34 : sce a - ; Nain unprinted envelopes; for price and parti“~a Qo sent sealed; many wealthy. RK. L. Lave, en é, \ - ate Z arr , as ' be the u . PIANO—For ale, “$188: Cabinet Grand upright tans, call use up on * telephone, Be ‘y plane, ver, Cole 7 : a , : ’ . : DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT. “SR eee S DEAD , . CHARLES L. WELL ; mes standard | aman: cust $450; used two Bridge 120M, Kinloch. AIR10: we bave po bfauenh = ~ ! ofiw in St. Louis. | Telephone us. wtite or MATRIMONY An attractive, « nitured whlew, OS. PIANOS POR nines Ne call and see wus. We ; . ~ ull matry henorable geutieman of meals, no ' . = ' ay & . Mrs. Gruber 3 F orefat hers Were i» . ‘ . " . reet.? . leat “a? . e . . ’ tees j : ,t . ° vw. W Gpright planos for rene you. Ililneis Realty : “or. ikd “ts 1122 Cannon st.. Indlanapelts rs, ff pee r wera A wee Mheag ! Among che Founders of St. Hae Suffered for Many Years With Cancer Vith t de 1 of M : ; f tie Stomach. at lowest possible prices. with h privilege of 1 et. and Lireadway, Eaaet S&S : ‘hone Yeam fr — F . ; 4 as. 8 ' . TT ° - te? tt ones Piano — tea ik to purchase. 0. A. Field Hridge 120M, Kinloch AI310: thereAs no charge | MATRIMONY Am eb, wealthy but | “al 25 ah i ee Daas % of Mre. Marle Th of ; ve at for our East. St. Lowls telephone vonnection. ey ic. ** tat i - f ‘hicag ! ‘Ke a : vt ' » fret =e ae % airvoyant and Trance Medium, Pe Be se er rely new. alig tly oe _ : ‘ s ao ; . : ‘ ° _ : ; ph de ' : ’ : 4 ; i ae _ ‘ ’ ‘ ; hares shopworh; one of the late MATRIMONY. -Widower of means, geod seria! | prvvemenis, will be sold very low thie week. to EUGENE A. TRISLER, sion, Wes eae ee at we. Te (213! —CASS AV.— 2131 : ats , , Mork Payd descemdas fits fend , “ ne ee ae close it out, as we ne longer have t! y. ; binke a b y home f% sit tie gal cota , eer ; DMeer ty tc the rriet ae " "Es ' .Y it at nie ¥ a. Suitth. Mfr wi oO} m “ @ ag@euc 1OAL, N Sih at , room ] Negotiates loans of $s") hor E 22. Pe. wT. T ; i " “7? u fie epi , . ‘ 4 , t, ‘ " ‘ j : rie : : ‘ rr) ’ . ; ie @tome RR, Mar. be Hive oF; A. BT gua upwarde on furniture planes and bousebold | - e hing you wish ¢t BON “gs i Mh. "er tie © ' . bf r for «a jon PIAN TUNING ae gaxis, lowest terme in gity; confidential ito t ful it Li; ' iyi - > oo vide we, oy her or , . eau a Nu We do expert plano tunin —— + : : rian l dates geet dikes lhe A hee ' | Ma nay a ‘ | ond tat ) “ | g: old M y. ye r > bo ja Ps le a one Re ; ‘ , eo dat the o ' a ear? We "- ' and wee anos revullt @F exchanged for pew. ©. A. EASY PAYMENT LOANS 14 Words or Less, 2D Cente 7 Fee , , Sass nected Wa eld Diane Co, 1108 Ollve et. 4 1, ' On furniture and 7! aged West posalble rates: no | yo mo. i aie a ae nea heyy ' ; te Ved - :, ; ‘ ANO- NING—No plano tuner who has paseed ublicity; dlecvust = id before aa Fidelity | BICYet. For sale, (leveland wheel; o_o | what siah t . rd ll 3 rae parle ig ie Pasties | : ge tie Aap . Pi ™ } & ) ease Races ot | Po git ere. = have i 0 : 7 ane “bee Shamew Sha ouumde Dona Ee ee levout Roma! theaiic aiaeeee Pat rick’s Day Arrangements. y , . > . " A ,y ie | ; ; ‘ eh, ge Yr tie mes the factory and learned his proferselon Broberage Ue, viety ive ot . room of could do a firtclaes piece of work —~ | HICYCLES— For sale, 1900 Cleveland, 8%) and $40, | ful in gaining y oir apes ‘ aed ete pen ms 7 eNive ) t the lay! : . =, - ' ; T ’ i.» P ' . ’ P ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘i ; ke it é > : : j ; P . , 2 Be abide ‘ 4 }’ , e he vd Sunday for lees than our °e. ad ' . ' amtoed: repairing « Rt BS A [O00 (conte saam. Metged, Mardink DB’ Le. | sporeaes yoo. Mrs. Kpeer Las jvsecrerd o } DANCIN lutely the , : a yee connet fall to + ee Nee x * ort | oe ate : ' ae i, iron a Tle py hes se ie bt ead : | to make are @ satiafied. Ahatlinger dug “wi 6cbline st derftu : A. | = sad enel ¢ , ' , g +) Tr ; ; Pians and Music «o., 1114 Olive at ae toe and is a gift Inherited ' . thin Os rks ee Se eee ee ee eee k Day parade, , = RICYUTLE For eale: we have a good Moreh , generation , Th ! f ne fe Parr Si , | ("ane ctetary of the «er y cash for a Leater or $10: aleo Cleveland, Creacent and Ceaar bicycle etre ng 1 an desired BS thin the free , » iN«: -}irme meotp mt Melee 3 lt ' pecor rh anti oe ' , , waa. mn wii addres = = wipe raat DUNN'S 9]9-914 FRANKLIN ‘ See Morgan. St Lanta Crele Co. WS N. thd et @veTv int our : mm. *o 8} at | % vor ’ ‘a Wasolbgzton teal Tet onde, nina © nh settles od a . ‘ ia iy invited t@ PIAXO idiot eee niet, pey $123 cash for « grand ’ AG. | iecveiES WANTED 25 ladies’ Biercles ond ya) Behe oa! «he te pole ngage ce ree Eaves te dee in 18 | | epateh be mood and loud. Ad. M 25 In onfer to reduce our stock of CLAYTHING men's | bicycles, typewriters, cash fegisters. | MME. . A. > te mewn fot eller oT: ances dias Meni cleat damming recem the Unite Mtutes flag v : a ra tei will make thie aucrifive for the moath of Novem- Kutgtht'e, S11 N. 14th st ; Si Mark: t. Linton a Wednesdar «teulue bal fteruees rent e culelana poe , , Waterworks Bonds Released. e re@e | New r: ! a ail our LjIgbt-Welght Saits, Coats, _ “a . . : : os oe ‘ - jrettetitual tne? "thos 7) (er . . t Fes ‘Caw ' : . ‘ ete Fs , Fiano wale, very fine high-¢: York | ber: Will well all Light-Weight 8 — =? Piano af « great an: for cash if sold | Vests and Single Coats OVA — wees ™ —— ‘e as CHCIOS Moe ‘det pings: >In the « “a ¢ 4 REM LS. day, 2 tu , alton 2 et ; aye we ar «of . ay - . : ‘ : ; 2 Wada N. Vandeventer ay. - ‘ an re if ‘rt 2 “a a : ; ; pi, rs Iter rt’ tes ale . , ?? ‘ ’ ia ft) papretite : s.' : . Pre Nevads , ' f t Dis nert an Leas PIANOS. World renowoe!l Kranich & Hach Pienos post tively have no equal. Suld only by Shat- tinger Piano and Musie (o:, 1114 Olive ot a ie aA I COS I . 14 Words or Lees. 20 Cente. SAXON, Clatrvorant, Rosiness Metinm Accorate r ne ; u, opt . (oyvieans with the expedition « in de, the] Waters f st bas ann! Trust and recetdied in Vernes advice on al! iife » affaires wh 2t25 Franklin av " | ‘ ueed about for cash; Also hundreds of pairs Pants from $1.00 up. NEW Singer sewing machine office bas : mored to founder ot biock leaned om all arti of ehen~towest 617 M an st.. one door west of nw van MME. HOSMOWE, the great fortwar teller. 1G N. Ss} \D We for Prof. De Honey's self teaching denc Ge Nekere, survive Airs. Gru | Sirohm, assigr "ened ene chee v Three grown sons, Henry, Paui and Leon County, were relicased tu-day by @ Union Market; Bell *‘piove Main iSth st., Detween Frapkiln apd Morgan; 2. ing iustructor end call bowh. 28327 Ulire st. ‘ > . ee a ne TN ae Fa ee eS eee eS ee ee aide. seers PRPS CORR EE

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SUNCAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4}-1900, ~~ ee ne - _— ae a POSTMASTERS COMING-MANY WOMEN COMING|EVENGELIST HARRISON, : FANCI ee sieeiahands —— ADWAY'S i THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, —_— = — it7 N. Broadway, (bet. Olive aed Pise Sts.), wits HALF MILLION STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ELO- | FOUR MORE NIGET OF HIS GREAT Y R 3 CUTIONISTS MEET HERE. REViVAL REMAIN E lEF pion ae FOR PAIN THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 22./CONVENTION IS IN JUNE./AT CENTENARY cHuRCH.| The Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Use in the World. eal ne Instantly stops the most excruciating. pains: never falls to give enas to the sufferer THREE HUNDRED AKD SEVERTY-FIVE TEOUSAND : ‘or SPRAIN! TISES, BACKACHE, PAIN IN THE CHEST OR SIDKS, HEAD: : 7 twee Two Hundred an * . F r si tAINS, BRUISES, B ° en ‘ *- ote ne 9 | metab Dollars Surplus, conducting [ts bus'nees na p same q Three | Marvelous Work Accomplished in This es NFUAMMATIONS, RHE! MATISM, NEU- giong stricty commercial linez, loaning Hundred Guests Are Expectcd to City by the Great Revivalist— other PAIN a few applications act | ’ pain to inscantiy | stop. Die business houses for legitimate. mer. ? : ; - } N - ‘ A *- ‘ - ‘ | ‘ | { “ hawvelset abou , Mfr. Harrison w;: lepeakoon “The Unpardon.- COIiRECTORS 22? has been selected as the oF ie Ate, Inw entertainmen’ f the natoonal body : able Sin.” Tuesday nig! aere Will be a eee —_—— - It is propose l to effect eermanent or- Vrs. Mary 7 of -9% lucas ave. | Jindsiles praise meeting . hich aye ee ama, PAL'Y. BROWN, A. T KELLEY, CHRIS. SHARP, ganization for the purpose of securing bet-[ oo , ways‘and means | W!!l be made by Grominent laymen and tha, & @UTET WEEK, WITH A TEN-| STOCK MARKET SWAYED BY GEO. J. KAIME, 8AM M. KFNNARD, JAS. Y- LOCKYYOOD, EF. R. RICE, DANIEL 3S. HULMES, A. H. DUNCAN, ter postal fecilities for Missourl and ad committes of the nat assoclation and | P@sfor ef the church. as well as by the DENCY TO IMPROVEMENT. ‘LONG VENTURES. J. B.C. LUCAS, pevaheelist, Wednesday evening Mr. Harri- WALKER HILL, Prest EPIRON CATLIN, V.-Prest L. A. BATTAILE,Cashieg, thems : ieyis- ' ee ee i sancing the rRervice until it ehall be ey TT) l secpet iry of hoe Association. At . . , Sy ge > af - ‘ qe ' to none in the country. Many of the Pet “4 meeting held at Mrs. Ludlum’s home | 30" WU deliver his farewell sermon. Ne are etre at ee mead Ha] Friday aftern: Seen ee eight | aronation ut Conus cana are aise | CENTURY BUILDING CO. SAYS NO| MARKETS CLOSED IRREGULAR. » 4) SS 4) 2 {| owe . ohne , spect, and the con , bilON reception of the st: vers appointed | oats ' Cereears Pured ar ri if at the PKFesiit = Congress and the Postoffice Department ary eg i nw } nue | , ‘ . athaa ; j Ti? - « } cerlVer = 6) 2 | -_ —_—— . ni a rove the wis m of - Da . ° Washington hava proved th bentertalnment—I chairman; ’remarkabiv large, and { f alee Samet Gegaaty R SEC pemma trgmaie Asatte ytings Ding oe woe Anes] DEMME TT WASSERMAN2CO i’ lee Z 4 : m i. e’oorier ras sve 57D re ee Oe ee a Sarah Tower and M eyeing j to the cit; of Sales—Leading Transfers of the Near Half-Million Shares of came from several postmasters in the in- Finance—Miss Carrie Asieroft, chaicman; Rev, . H. Young. th t , ; itis Week—Miscellaneous Notes. Stock Daily. 9\|2 N. Fourth St. Phones | Be, Seen care FIRE MADE AN ICE PALACE. on LD ttenntBOND AND STOCK BROKERS. There was not much doing tn real e: ORK, Feb. t yy Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton, bought or soid for cash or carried on margin. les li st week, although the ir ay ' : i Sess is 1 i . it Was the week before... Was sWayed by iong ventures, en coe" Having our own private avd leased wires. onr service is quick aad accurate Quotations by | mail or phone furnished Seud for our Manual of Statistics. RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS, : ; Bougkt aad sold fer cask, er carried em mare ei Fe VRAIS gee nhel tendency to reale | =a ae In Cotton, gin. We are connected by SPECIAL LEASED , MercMeAlk “tan wna vere tiamifestiatier us oaton}| Grain and Provisions WIRES with tke various exchanges. ay Weed tn ts of the Cenury “hens “Alt iouza the downward mavemen | GAYLORD. B’ ESSING & CO., 307 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. ins Weel ? (ri the annua eins wssuieed se.rne ‘ ar | ot hie er a ne het to a leet rena] ae ' ert IM sue | ‘ »° An’ i?] ‘ 7 ; , , , ‘ ? ° i . . _ = , . ‘ ‘ s bt. me ee ne eee “ehetal ? pert Lie iti aed ; of sat’ Pia ii ae? | ; ’ \ : , ir) ] . 8 @ : ‘ " ; \ . ‘ ue Pine Sts. ’ ; a? oe ‘ “2 . ts Se 7 >. , “ . , 4 P rips 4 : ‘ ‘ il¢ t. e*y i an ‘ ? i aay s% e ‘al y tA ' ~— :9_ 8 , P ‘ , 4 “Orme ‘ . = a as ‘ ry 0 ’ ae y Pat 5 4 . ; ; Buffalo ‘ , ; ae * ry : St ie > os, ; wt? °, om ' HKirwek yn... os a See PRY tae bia oa I aa ee cale nti e eeese ps r ie o's % >> rs Charleston. bs : 123, 2™) i { ijeti “ be By vr ig - . eri tty « Was ; Se a .*. SS ee ee “tana . § pl d Pp fit - e e« $3 500 000 vo ~ ; “on ae ‘ ’ ’ SE «hia SB (hattunmeuyga . *- bat ee , seeealen oe ; . ve > ei - ; “Fs -s pret "ye ie , ur us an r0 8, . . Care \ i. bs s a ee 46 mamas Aw LOM oo, ae ' ei aay ae as 61 ” Honing etek Stee 9 ; ; Ps RET ei ae ¥ Pet f 35 OEY ae ce ai Geveland . see t, errirt OS Seema © CSUTE Abt a eo Tecen Orb p| Maryland ‘imst to . OFFICERS: “. ; ok Roe Columbus ee =. BLS Seb o ca ria ae “f ouTee © 1 tOrCinn -T Penewal Gr a4 ’ per’ os > Bes Dattas |... . oe 4, 43, 7 » ~ Jrcbunge irk t «flepdrations wi ne fa ee ee ~~ Jullus $§ Walsh, President. Pavenpnorse ce cccs! s vid t= § i! » c} mtimations -of pone, sai eee ti Itreckinridge Jones, Ist Vice-President ee ds sw#eces : and Counsel Samuel ko Hoffman, 21 Vice-Prea. ‘y Chandler, Secretary. rar otha ipags Itrock, Assistant Secretary. SS eae bt ~ 910,29 : ay 28 } setting «sid. ie bg ee Wil , ' yet Vierling, Trust Offfeer. Grand Rapids .. 8 et 24th. 2 and Wire ota fall a ae Tes conde OS cea. jen Na! ’ owing, Superintendent of Safe eo OTM ] pests cera rental rie) Depostt Vault. 11S. . ! ‘WLei % Fteowen Hn — r : - of DIRECTORS: Fimer B. Adame. MINING: ya? SEfeads AROMA COFFEE AND SPICE Co.’S BUILDING JUST BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT LEFT. From a Photograph Taken by Ernest Horspool of Webster Groves. The snow at the side was made by falling spray from the hose streams. -£ "Lhwe ¢) Theilly, —-— -_-- = - terior part of the Stn and ntts ra con- ’ mee > = Aias Th, - ference Wth Postmerster DBatvenhoff of thi « : : city it was decided to give formal impetu BEES ovement Mi. KOTANY, A committe: 409 OLIVE STREET, ros i( Mast! ms . VW rt perenne i ’ ‘, t*, ay 1 , , 1 : > 2 "yds w ’ -Re* ae a mi aT : ; . | : e- , +4) 2 ! * 5,0? U 3 j | ‘% | ' * bier 3 c \' 1 « COOME® LAN) aie, san t be, Of the reyt T pra ae riayryt he 1 ie acaite daee e Ri Stock en Bond Broker. Deales Soto; John SS. Lat ' 7 “pie Pape nahi i 1 ate Tommepeguh alll hes ahaa - he mo two nights, when the Henry Hiemenz, Jr. A r | 4 ° im Local Securities. i i,t i ‘ ’ ie'] ‘ ,.* ; ee 4h errr ET eon: Tr . ‘ ‘ ?, tie ~ : onde. i . ri ‘ bene? lade Tea. Té T 7 i ire?* J. Ulin, Dexter; Tie ima. 3 ' ti st! TaN 1) li be i oats , ite ) ‘\ j “— ' : ter berg , ‘ ; j Bape Me akbert. eretescektian: aes, the final eitgeniyuses ot tun Mira bie from thn of tie Met alte steuremer ta Gig, Syne gta ake Ue, Fevittan’ mt [ah Haatlg th wianawesccccc ay NOEL-YOUNGBOND andSTOCKCO

SSSSLLLLELLL eas DECREASE IN THE VISIBLE|"¥ pe aan | WHEAT SUPPLY THE CAUSE. 304 N. FOURTH STREET, i. Th alers in municipal mons. All local beads . trad ff . ae fur enle : nm approved collaterals, ywera rides hi Ww ‘ k lye fore. goeand a ies from that compe itor pet bein i ' Poepy Seas Postion o pial ‘ i) af na force. is eres] v foes and the United Siate: lot tie “ai COs te 47 aehye- ov. of . ; A . j* } ’ “" v, 7 r a . bjt : , i : . ‘ 4 -_-— ‘ , F “ . ‘ i" . ’ =f ; ! } “bisa : “ i? ‘ 7 4 ‘ , 5 e. . . ° } { iL Tyle. yp; _ a a - nile | , ’ : Ms superinterelent tir by as \. Ad “a pags ae ; ye lier ; ' ' ‘HNL, lend Se ye es Rice-Dw yer. ! . ref l “hy 14 : ive pease in the wheat afloat and in | Procetyt r » { tel Slates there Supt erent oo we ire elivery | i teem BA 1 nia on am tylatietat teagan yi toe Dwrer R st keel! teint «an nts bat | + : | } : kabiv miki wonves, with no fseurie W Yer: ’ 5 — . . j 7? ‘ 4 | ‘ ; { | . | | ‘\ ¢} ’ } . it } ’ Stree T il ? ’ ‘ P - *% j ~ oh al ; igs : " uj eriint bity ; | ; » & ‘ ’ ral? j ‘ . 5 ' bast , . ‘ - , . ‘ Z ; . id }*° , aT ; . ; ): na = ig ‘ - ‘ ii la ‘ ’ " 4 | . ‘ ‘ ‘ . i " ’ i) il bhai \{ , be " : . > i ‘ . ‘ te i " the mr il- malady seeti \} ; ’ "yer ‘revs 1? in an ee : , » : ‘ aa . ' a a . \ *\* S «ell, , ‘ > we ‘ ie*t * { ' t ° ' eo ' » i bhenl I . | i ‘ ‘ | si? | \ . ' Dans . J } ‘sy i t Week ; ‘ ; ' : a: a : et Bed f ae two United Stit PTT E ’ .. ; Bae. ORCS Y , oe a . * j lhe “t . : Ug pes! Lrick of wehaie on \ ' - “ge Soral ¢ tr) fresn «distri ote nore . ota ' ov : ‘ tN]r ‘ } Jp 20t oe “TiVid , ‘ ! 2 6 . debe ' : v S95. Geet ons ag : . : : +7 Si aie » he . he i! vere ot aici ¢ he ’ * sey Trlevtimace Che erop. Bome of the postotfice authorith « have s..- , ” ped » Cal PS onidetiny | : ! bi ra ane tid ao? piest! raise ; er ye tne OM Vi Steth nee tinny: : ange Fue ’ the erop seare niflesl theif datentiom of emir. bbe "ts fae a. spalrands en w in thervughiy wrap ond ostres tw rv brick, for $1 b" | JAW m «PX year. 4 n CASO eer | e are on the threanote Ne wean and Bates on all the railroads , j ' nt it ae es wl will un- nave been obia tie a] far? Pe es mbers Thus far $0) p ocenuasts ae, theta has Mi ceptlitices fon ! ong “ this number w revisaen wiil be , ’ : . : epee ‘ sherds i i ; it! on , ' * Cons Fa be Dabs star ' 4 street people, sab wel “heed . : , 1 a . : rs ' + gt — —e . , — ' - or T)* piel oOuans nt rev ! a i 2 j ‘ ’ tem : . : p ur ‘oli a gram from grt a 4 - - mall leh mse, \. ih akeii’ : =o Yes , {acu Ni bber, Sv s! Te ‘eS a ee . ech tine tPive tte eiy, Fuster age These buys —~ -— ! hist nix if ; . } “ ws te , site . , , 1] wap! } , tT, > : : Te ‘ ; ; . , y ’ . ’ a: 4 re , and if thelr fgeRieral tas " > , ) abeenees be granted te all t} striae ; oe me woe wl aida ait a # Pans Ree nce ween Plier! bs assiteed fra ; oA ote aul ' ; . ' Who desire tao atte * Ati \ . ." shaban ' , WuthVe hie FORee =~ w% : : ' 1) , ‘ bore ft anil , . ; ‘ ; . . i : “tre rt tee me 6 i! pres Fleet ve j ,. 4 "T beet Tper’ ' , — . . 7 ' ‘ Thee 1! »? 1) ‘ fe)! »* P Wo VT TUE y Jete* «ef - ‘ 4 > P . . ‘ ; " ; ; ‘ " ‘ , ’ ither «* Ps } 1 proe- asters arany vad arty ssi ‘ . % . a , ' rr . . ae . i ? a i j ya ' , ; 'Y ‘ ; re . | : ‘ m i ‘nm fer wa er | al Turi beanie of it ke 4 : oe din , at) ail sorts of The place Where th iwlexautes will eon | m heat hich all « my roy a eae HW . ‘ is | ene hax not been postiively vieierminet,| PLEASED THE GERMANS, ii ntnie'a‘ereet sinner and enetes aie B eet ieee “ st 8 Bot exceed a par cent. amneuntanng 10 | Incentives before tand sallet of aN nke & ro. \\- ae a Sa wd, £5 aa. § : aaa , ne of the : “ # A & . a a A but Mr. Baumbeott has prank - vee ) m | it sine ist et oOstofilrm at thre bis | 1) .o : ir . Ta : «vt _ w * “iT Levan | : Renvessi " : of i) e% Emperor Complim«e nted by Sir Edward ge! « ' i Co! ried ' are : nm § Rtiake 4 The foiowitng circular was matled yester- J. Reed of the British Navy. ; Peery otal jr ne pris Gay to every postmaster in Missour.; BERLIN, Feb, 3 —~Ar rt a ‘he Two the Silesmeurd Poatmasters The : er af AP eas Sit the cireular, asking all the pPostoias:. a 4 | hen 3 eg to Thheet bee carriventh nm St ae ave ST) Navi eth ' Pllrmeroy in) ned | Poat-Ditspatch wants ate in every sense Ve , ; . " 7 . . - ——E J he ‘ ; hat ‘ ’ ’ ' i ) ’ . —— ty titer ise ‘ : Ti ‘* ’ " ’ tach be. +’ ‘ a ‘? , ’ ° . . , en ~ ne ; reus that th ° eu, | regi i the rich man's directory and the poor manasa Lamite cot ittes hs ' thao bs Gathering will reytesent mear'y covery ; guide Will be better attended tn preportion ty i é 5 ce ' Gible Memletelityp tar ANY BliliaAr CONVERT iOn ev | slow.es “ee ) % ’ ce, Perenn: pee} mn: ' 1 Thigereny niing | ‘ \! f ball. beld im toe «ity narkralile : one en Se ee « Personal, Seem iiads 6% eet eee : ; ’ cs = wt] rnarket e st . " comm ¥ . : Ps ‘ ‘ ’ . | ’ ’ ' . ‘ ~~ ile . “ts ; ‘ . . = ‘ ! ‘ ’ i : . . ‘ » i » ‘ — ie tamale ; t has ; ; , ia tat naval stial ‘ evi, - an it mr. ore . : . : ~ i " \ sf . . : were - ’ ae the fore in eooliathae i ' ’ ' ' the TTT mn Mees Men « La wile at , . rie bray CTal « Dies adoma fram j e' jJistilae ss, > viva Sl aid mae Clation, ant pe laber neo bean wHdT obo “" * ; “goes? ce s to make every det a ‘. TROUBLE a ve - i - ¥ atti ai ‘ i ; + | ' ; ; . ery deta la e ” 4 , ’ - ‘ | ed ; - / pe es e : ; Ls . ' rates for Leading Transfers of the Week. , 7 ! CEUY Blan Wh 444.101 Paes os rie ' ; la, | > : , ; tet f de mand, ‘ . . an oo . ' ob ’ . . , , : ; — " — ‘* ms ; let ‘ Phys re le a fn the wr? " ceth tle rs : o . ; 4 » 4 1 i¢ ee ‘ 7 ' ‘% id i ' : | ' aa ete tegea? 1! this pit Fou toem Juformation on th ind * Mutiny at Khartoum Is Reeorded 2 LICENSES Hieneewe 9 thartin ) , ! ) “ Sig uneasy with th N ' i a wCitwtcCceo. i A ge ' as aap ' ; pave the aasurance of apce rie t ade 109 te lon Gravely by Gorman: : > vf * \ I Tal : er efains, en hotele atalino, J LATS : Hert , “ Provi@on®< The Reeeption Coumitrt home) , ain PICU TLIN | , ' , . mel Awter Woo las hicel bie ‘e wit : : ’ is r hat Tra lies at ‘Mice Dex auer it | be wires vided for ; ac] confurlou » WM ~. Jin | , ” ) vie + | e Atahs Peys is 1 THOMAS ~ beotens lot it ' ef . ; ) ke, Psy rig wt f : “bidet ages , } | ; : hy , . . , ‘ ; we - ges three » toebkiernt ° P , ‘ the et Jiecoutt » Building Permits. Convention Date : fo the Postefes ' Ripe : BAL ‘ti j ae , , ues SESE Mkts : : : : J . Ri&GE CEFRENCNIES... “From present todionat ; a ie. he ESEES SE 9G eee PREKPOKMED PRIVATELY 3 Bude “¢ : ; ! For Small Fee by Baumhoff to tbe }’se 1) «pen h. udy th bery Wr . . 7 , ' . eal : ’ . - .? ' wie , _ we will have t #emr vie tors, eomitae dds e oepunts Moers, r tis WM. JEFec PULLARD, < ny fe ae * oor ‘ ine cent ne « Arse fm beers \'« ; ; Y Of the postmasters ani ther fami t Poe | sttp delegate mVes ; e of the Peace Fy aes Basel sg ax ¢ , , nt : salen a factor ef a rengt”, as it & Cites Gonorrheea. teieet o¢ Caaaterel [ mece@alty for the convenUon has long Kien |] vehtind wan! Plo? egat to ft OFFICE wis Oiive etree ; Resist aaa “ely = : i materia? delav thee wement of whist |e few days Fall directions Price, $1.80 Al . t , ] « ‘ iis PR i" : . i y a - races nent @pparen State nheminating and de.egute coLventions. MASIVLENCH. 6 Notls Uread srvensa r cor. 2d and Meiliipckredt, léuade2 M1 On. oe) from that country and there is @ poss. billiy gists or mal. LV. DICK & CO., 188 a.

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8 vis ’ 7 p+ : : as : - Y PY - Reet a LORE SES eee oak? afiRsZ it SAP bp: ma |S * ‘ tees ae 4 Sos « age 4 , . eek ea ee son hei ag gull Sian Ne | > ‘ak « » 0 & Bee, ae oe > eee, on ° Ps ae ae i; “ta, % Pe . *. ~ - ebm RE - § »* ’ ; f. ONE a 5 aS j SUNDAY VCRNING—ST. LCUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. oe ee EN ‘o- i : » > an ” r \ ELUR ‘RRY Dine ARE to have the dJredth performance of the Castile Squa SCASON Lo-mMmorrow will be a mil ii Such as this town has will mark the e: of of opera tn b D: cilie* - &@ : , '? and ai ’ hight, theatrical way. one Pp MEO LTT) we oy ay ° eed] AA Sloane the : Y never known, It the first “century” by that music distinent shed fashionabies “in pay, Since the season beean St. Lo lis has had more real opera, aiequetely, and nearly ale Ways fine’'y sung, than {tt has had in years combined before. and Louls heard {ft theaters all ihe year a means of enjoyment mever «0 to the reguior has bern made a soclets and the gatherings in Halil have vied wii and often those elsewli re, Tae company came @s an experiment; it Stayed And lust came the ligence that it Would «co @s a cortalnty @itead of «i detetmined to give St. inal pr the stay ee. bl , tint Exposition n The plines SBuUppucme nlat fully as to now. fit ° performac Sayiuc; t both here There ate heard they wo There ce telre fhiet ; lyri : artists at Mnzi lovers from > and faddists, ‘ may Inors of Rees to It throngs has than has. been Wiio pluv houses; “aS of Mus .c SLUTpanst ad Hiversion locoXe = here ais & SUCCESS, Voek = b7¥)er BO the outh Plemeniatry The re ‘On the music 1 ters lave femcdier at lewest, about thom, in ;: patch: (im the eseulbdect af @ters, I fecl on of tae opel pertioular, theater, The man that for properly a) len able to au atta iv’ bolus tu point ‘The Suy piven thie * nve tee i? fer LAM: Musketeers "’ Number of stars entr’ nets Aten fleld, Willard. 1 Marlowe and Of the «lars of tual Seems that they ade tet want an Gistrart the interest from the «: It bes always been my dosive , a*siie io picase the pa- ——$— ma NRY IRVING OLYMPIC —%, —-.) - Pons of the theater and at the anme time adbere the wants of the pax pie of the stage, bat when a.0er, “what? ‘onre truly, ‘ HENRY J BRENIJAMIN., Musical LHrector Vlymple Theater. prolevt the criticiam, vige.o\ihat the qouste should be appropria e te the play, tel in dissonance With it. Tle admits it, but does not offer a reme ty Whether the airs given be classical or common ta not off eo muec! importance, the thing to be destred is that thev aml the play's action shall harmortiz: ochestva leader in question, at In thie same programme provided for > if) It isa pleasure te. thar know, be ft added, im bres f re " , o bee ‘7 ’ ) = 7 et it g ns * Php sly il, ard did the ine OF Gs Vir. Klaw eer “nN cits chin the box offica, eos ENT MRS. LANGTRY’S BEAUTY. Hit) New York ev] of their sj : f. ae”? Trott + OF, * walking ntundle asae? end mrocde ) |= of Movement ' area] papers have devel tie b.. Witt th St A te ‘ on e Lihnmer > week though «of And ft a lg mmend her — THE WELK'S eN RY Li OFFERINGS. Miss EF IRVING Lendion I. peUTL SN Mo.day night nights will be Pobespierre’’? will gl hant ile Nler Mi Terry S + _ ‘ acernix’ . -.) ‘* “OMpruae with . _? 4 ‘DURING FEBRUARY | THE RATE WILL BE $4 A MONT This Means What It Says~—It Means Consul!tation, Painstaking, Careful Physical Examination, and a Complete Diagnosis of Your Case. It Means All Medicines and Treatment During February. Positively no extension of this offer beyond March 1. = ' ‘Se ~ ’ . - , . . en Pre ' ‘ -_ - . Oy oe a PL " + AK’ - i Why Rate Will Be Raised Next Month. The hich this practice was rie 18, and most expert medical treat- special offer Copeland *) . . i] Liif ‘ Idea upon wo of the vory best Pany other treatment very an ’ } xponent of is idea ving their treatment, is the exponent of this } these physicians ne and thetr labor, are x1 Mierm rate of $4 a month. You know that this & } ‘tT +?) >! . ‘ : ** . . . " (,ui rie I si ’ aes » , i | V bit ‘ Ti} ’ c ] it i el not realize White this rate micdical ao Vvear and dur- other enterprises di- their that with Crone r the is beme given, ! ‘| Yeofta nature by iipoied te Ta! the anel prumt- cayst of itself test ler }' Me y ’ Cilmi al rw fiat ' ahha Ss, the ce ~ , of evervining connected wrt . | . ee - ‘ Sich require, aS fart] like up qa! how it faitufully to aware these t: cre wots world wWoarrpels he Copelgnd practice could msaintam hteral Vv, honest tients. old and new. this wonder ty) are they enabled to do it?) 7 virtue ot their OTL Za yy. ey by these vears suceess ful ever known. and the in ‘ actice y riected ol least pi GOp31aN1 Metica1 Institute DR W. H. COPELAND, / Consalting DR.J.E. THOMP-ON, =) Physicians. Rooms 201 and 202 Odd Fellows’ Building, 816 Olive St., ST. LOUIS, MO. arvest Praciuice $4 RATE FOR HOME TREATMENT. Tf you cannot visit the office, write | fe. consultation sheet and diagnosis blank. Pat:ents a 4 living at a distance, in- closing St with application, are en- titld to the privilega of this rate, providing their applicatons are filed |g with Doctor Copeland before March 1. m.; 2p. m. to Sundays, 10 a m. to lp Sp. m hours- 9 a. Til. to Office DD. @.3: ¢ PB m. tu l p. aameanel work 7 a —— i — organization ts to large cities, engagement be mace. The cver Knew. West, playing all the “Quo Va- Francis Wilsen revived “Fermfinie”’ on ‘tn 4a @eoxcoous scale, with Pau.ine Hall in the tite ra.e, her old part: Lulu Glaser aa Ja- Votte, Jennie Weatbershv as the Duchess ail Hla Broderick Ravennes. Truly, cast wortay ilie opera, once for the entire leoston ‘hicago hits \A tour aft The { hi’ teen keel en hil ’ iren of the Ghetto” on the read, fellure im Leonel J} the slatin You The eorwina af W! la:ckave, Is Ime MINK irae: and that is the one that ts on the pew pliv, on which three lis year, is to rr. the name give epearts common to have the h's ‘Three rmann Sudlermann’e S been at WowK for | | i rT i¢ con, a New York i }t) mo tarcvemd, h The Helle her former her, as they er went Dee old play, in which hon, won she mantle ryed iy wrriar yp eee a” o So =o PARE NA co” at) f \} | CAS &TLG JAY SIC HeaLe | — ; 3 PARE \, , 4s % i i Sat, Soe | RX. FLA -_ iv } o- During the espectally atic’ ne in “Pe Hur.” at the Broadway Toretter, New Yors the other nignt—the yne just befure the \ ’ x . ‘ ‘ . ’ " : ‘ ; ee. «% -—-~, ea euispensory attachmett mhoim rs as fe. wel’ for Kbheuma- inthe world. A by others t tree, ° ‘ ’ > " ‘ - ' t..¥ i or tO Joe. § eTiaor ton ‘ ’ ,. + Wetke while you sleep s' 7 ud f IWTIO6 P.%.; BUNTDAYS, 10 AM. TO 1; SATURDAYS AND WLONLSOAYSE UNTIL oF.M . bie hw nde lewiailt nalts oe alpen dlp tn tata a . ee Tee ee eee er » tee —— ——eo ne iO

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+ oe SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS FOST- DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. —————— S— “reton Island. I advancel the! shore, while her passengers were wan teen that the piace to hunt was between pine 3 aim, ONSLY 5 l that f« i cen sul ty. ; | FOOLWARDY Tn THE GLOBE’S GREAT ALTERATION SALE Seen eee cert eatin on | trike heal Tone Hetote "week itl Ml Mew Catalogu IS THE TOPIC OF THE CITY! MAIL ORDERS » ae me and engaged me to take charge of the Wehc ut the Wunes" 0 oe deck, | Ee he gue Yesterday's sales were simply enormous—the BIG STORE packed to its utmost capacity. Acoma seats Never was there such 2 slashing of prices as in this sale, but the workingmea want more | cash er meney Capt. Thomas Talks of the Hh (on ein Junderstand how this | Ported our find to Mayor Taggart. He ai 1H peo ien gee Send C 2 slas } . ashe ; | ontctn: fan tndtka cee dan tates : . , ett the eods. order will receive Fated Yocum Launch. é axryine ont thin thatreatioa nt eriepied jttte ia your names. — | ROOm, und we will have it if low prices will clear out & prompt attention. ij ; AE aa ™~ m a pal ure ep RE. | | LADIES’ CLOAK KS Something Entirely Novel! A Progressive Sale of | Men's MUSLIN ) UNSEAWORTHY AT THE START. Ge (| a et ee uh abe ie Sta aher ; AND S SUITS. OD RG ARCH SHIRT S underwear UNDERWEAR. | yy)? Aaa at ah t aliscove | ody. Wet paddies’ Ca) : Children’ HE IS THE MAN WHO FOUNDMIS>... : fae © 3 ee OR OO ee eer ici pelea at bine. in iad ge , 286 | From The Feldotto & Ray Bankrupt Steck. | FELDOTTO& RAY'S | Drawers . TAGGART'S BODY. a 4 a SS ata eT ws gpa Re ear, | Patter of Fancy | Bee nan wh sars a shirt knows that shirts bearing the MONARCH LABEL. ( / ile. open front and back, separate prlr © SIZES 1314 TO 18, AT A Rist: UF 2¢ PER DAY, ——_— , f iink cufis Enteresting Story of the Search for) , Traces of the Mysteriously Lost 22 Be ' Wf ah | earch BO CONUINUeM we 2 eae lahaben sr oe qua vs Fonday fo cone and get FOR : | : Vesse] Which Was Destroyed ' “K¢ vages afterward, bul without any a S : om | : 7 AUNGAY al a cows conen sheds mn FATES ek t Children’s Gowns : | ; sores yee 5 Ten Wiaw aere im le ’ Neataw at: ne secede GASH as wee, = pave Fiannel Be | de of goed mele With All on Board. - Ps ; Ris ters ure nt eetit Wi | Ath es @ oe dresda af epee 59c youcam carry “e 5 pubes | trts 1 with | \ , gets ae oe ge fan Base a? ) SY , wo mi so oN. home to-morrow at ie yy. -+++ Be } i. ‘ ; ‘ ‘ \ ‘ ; on . ae ” . » te : ° “se . , *e*#- ? se ae ve —_—---—- -—- — _-- es ike re Rie if = recived at report de April tingt a ule TBP es econ ple, Venetian . | RIBBONS, RIBBONS —AF HALF PRICE a) kind ‘59¢ Ladies Skirts wrecked 1.1 rat J ly \ le Tae gor ire womier Ushers, Hyois jastin a few [Ry — V] Gen 5 f the island ig net more than Urxet of | wil te Ti Lie quali +a ag ee ANY | OR | page, seed She eek eee B. os ty obeleseks, care hiael no ts i : ies od ; obit] ratteas : Kid Gloves. nw cen | see, with in every fron | Hie has then | t ofa “ ia ee hens. AP Ode is the | y Der et ee : , : seaieis seveat,e irae Wa ihe orient fee | cecaem nh ci ame ma ted ae i an ME Soa Ts Wan dense Ea | __IN THE HOUSE FOR sdisisinis a ——- —s KE From $1 to = $1.56 ar rs Feldotto & Ray’ S 7" 7 , “ ‘,. — er : ' ‘ . a " iS , 2 lines, assorted colors, . > tae he. 41S «pee ay ‘ : ’ a - also plata black fi. e r a. >. — Stock. ! (ose 4alaee ans vee f as OTS eee +) fir, 450 value... : oral. gia - ‘¢ € +a , ; ‘ 3 4, : : fry pr ol Re a 45c oe agen etyle, lave and Mitts at 6c— ing, G9- walue... Ladies’ or Children’s ; ‘ . : . ' ' . le i] ss . . , ’ ; - ‘ : : °, Ma ; >. By Me SM re t) hie 3, during \ yoke of (b% “We were no re? ts : eo | of hs ibeins “ 2X51" F.- a ha ‘us kS and oubvalliann : ) . ' . . 7 e ‘ aS. . : sile ‘eee eee ; Ladies’ Gloves— Flieece-lined; durtne | Gowns, , -* this sale, | 4 high neck, equare per palir..... | Yorke cof tucks and e1n- » eck and Ladies’Hose|*°"---55e Ee Ladies’ ‘Wates poe ee - _ ee | » > | aie 7 ' Fast Lae ° Linen Collars 4 Ree A ae lt Pha ik MH lexs bo — Feldoito & Ray's Siok L . - "\. $3 ' ' , . eee. ~ 38 wa ct “4 vn . vn Ki ned. . 66); Suits. , . es and : oe , aoe in Ii Pe : ° ai . ‘ i 7 ; . FA ‘4 Z : > ’ N “ah 7 t! ? 1e qd Ww oo] Seam-! tr I > , mh ' lonae ? Bix to met ; r Ne matter how fine a garment you may select, whether it be a $25, $22.50 ora) i aie 124¢ . , ss r $20 suit or Overcoat, itis yours for $18. Every ene goes, no restr: ‘ction, mothiag| ay Page reserved. Thev areas fine as the best knewn taliors cag make. Our reasef| cpijdren's Hose. buttoned sence 99 for cutting prices se recklessly is, we must have room for eur great alteratiens. : ; cheat, foe kind C Fast lilinck Seam- Ladi . V le ban an ©) Ze Y Lo es ests. S's; Ive kind.. aad R 1 heavy Rib. ts PED a ga; ae at ¥ ae ore 7 at gel Ps : : if , ' : TAN cH FS We we oh ~ Fv —— 7 ~- ms ae... he: \ ete | Ow nr en ee Corsets, OG ne rence ee F ‘ ; a*y e we . ; 1 | precept Sy wes ier Ee OL ool feat he erie” vegies She Wiss 1 a ! OATS, REEFERS. * ty Af PLA Ce) 15 oe oe Fea fest: do cis an GP ad ene tt a] it went . : | pat 81.09 hae Of OT OS™ eee O) be kind... “idie' Veats and Pants, a ee — 2 al af Wau yee = fey « gS¢ “ “a & ee Le a apt so Henave = Bite ane ’ ex . | ) - of ae | fin : : | , } rat “ ' | “Viel & Stand $1.50 Corsets, aa 62 Veoal Seamless.| = ed grny "1946 hw tit rer gt Co“ SS teed shh” rer Reka ae cot i ah. : Pabee rat ge: re 5 i nt ae el Children’s ENTIRE HALF BLOCK. sinding Net ea a ofants’ SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN AVENUE, a A ty ee. OSCL testes ne Be From a photegrap! jaws nby Rey Fo W. Rudd ot Kn le, 1 | i. ok Sree | sedi wl ay ; iy! 4335 eo will rn emonies ) ' A ' icross he cell- ee Party L Jett th Woes betas +e Orleans ps thie Tas mote ra fa A taking | ' a It Promises to Be Quite the Finest and Vite We oe ie the Seen ae man alive te see ans vin | er or the thece lidtes were on deck wen ey et > “ ete ; Showiest Society Event of the hy the photograph was? | . Set | e cemter; Miss bageart on i riviit, | enether eh ir] 1 -RIVATE CARTER OF ST. LOUIS. Wia and Miss WA a veocdicat ral it : ‘ : 7 7 + pelt J abe past ’ a po | S4, HACKED TO PIECES ter Season. OMy 7) 0) ie i Ce BO could make the 1 of h on c sepiiting ae tee Feat n Scent whe Bag : : ee Tagger ama lh ont 7 Sco de tae me ) t | $e a hes pg yl gh | a time, but eds . r tin the wreck a ye : : | ' ' fhe fate of tN tot orl os SRG Ge CMa cintidence ta Stusve: | yi" yes would probably be secured ot |“ a 3Y A FILIPINO PRISONER. |: of hAumutsiyv. nino oye 8) ‘ ee ; ' 7 my Power ta the vist Spates 3 ar : aveeneien i - f they were itis: Ae vhch | wohable that | a | ePious a . a ad i: # te 7 : een persona my ee | tnight hap; toe the beet. M Cory \ ape ad , . | “ilinino Professed Great Friendstip | time them wrolel ns a LN de ' a. ae) ae eRe.” Be :, ty ee eee a a, , } | one m el A aay that ostie we we tele s sty vitoige ie hair perny +s : , and at the First Opportunity the New Gris ats perpen Svat Ms ae ae : a ‘pe aes ' ' este i : = , 3 3 SE Gian In ner oF dike owt. ven~ A ett hich joins Bird) Island he | RES Nw ees we ane 7 a Slew His Captor. neers ourse ins r reoin “I ran, tn : Ay Ory Oe Ory RAT OAT PAP SAPVAT AT SA PRAY AAAT SN rer Ord A . AISAF beryer yor xe AA > ALPINA YAM 4 Jmae s > NS . af be ER eee ' / - oH * F 5 sf : a . ¥ d ' " ; ; : a a ery and want to more homes than anv other affliction. Unfortunately i those who can least be spared trom the houschold—tt -e mother who toils day andnichtand tie \ fx me ou | i " wide for the ouths that mts eo A , bale PA» ce ( | can aed : @ > : r father who endures hardships and exposures to provice It the m s iba ga 4 P? pe, as } | 3 , | oP. teas | TO ALL WHO ¢ ‘4 home. ‘The lusty wape-cather, strong at his: work, cannot, unaided, combat da daeviinto diet: a be ae Re 23 ) nor can th: business man, weiched down with cares and res] nsibjlities, bear up under the pai BS S38, NS . i #7 . ALL W 0 ’ i bee ) of this ali powerful ene wy. Fortunately science las at iast found out just what rheun i ai a eA ] a | EE how to conquer the disease by proper remedies. i * i : ¥ r : : | ' ban > | ) oh i , Fifty Thousand Copies of a Wonderful Work on Hypno- r. Whitehali’s Rheumatism Cure ficou: ae ila pi re BIE | Ssmta"ae Siu tay . - ; b Le ‘ - ‘s ’ , ~~ has cured thousands of cases of rheumatism in the past three years. Dr. Whitehall is not guessing yt Bests eRe Sn B fee |, 04 ve o's pe Sac ae when he states he can cure you of rheumatism, as thousands of letters received fiom grateful Be a vr o> | . sy ia a - > ! j » + > : \ - Bn) men and women will testity. ) SOB ee WKB mn a ll Ea et = ois ? 925025 @> ¢ OF BO ee ee ee Dit. WHITEHALL’S RHEUMATISM CURE Vhitehal!l promises to sed & paciast » tits remedy to every rea‘er n thls ‘paper who ts suffering fiom theumatism. #eout or bene ge The medicine will be eae nt te actual suterera free from any “hare Heon y geke that you tu&ke If wa directed mud oe cures. Simpy «ae wi your name ar | De Whritenal: wi:lseal toe reruedy to you by return mali {tree [ir Whitehall s Rheomatiem Cure ie sol@ at drug Steres, Dut peope have been fovied what you bave dour for me {t and wi j recommen ' ‘kh ‘ : ¢ { ray é 7 | , ¢ : R + 1 Rn ‘ cv. «1.02 oweewee “@ lle le alle ile. le illite ileal A Ml i Mh tt te i i i i i a a > r vary bs These testimonials are proof enough for any sufferer from rheumatism tha: it is worth whose to write a | medicine Uhisisall that lor Wiheteballasks. liis gift of a tree tra. treatment is sent to all who write frit | | ; : ag ‘ . ; | writ = 4 sf Write To-Day Without Fail, for Yourself and Your Friends, to Dr. Whitehall, South Bend, Ind. see | | | | . KER 1 AD bse remember that they can buy a full bex of Dr. eiinaittin Maammatan Cure et druggists’ (30c) or by writing te Dr. Wh! tehall dtrect. he ine if Bade Rae) A = Sa PROF. 1 A. HARRADEN. Dept. 150, JACKSON, MICH. RC erat ese CSC Tce SUR er BRS ees a esa [iv ok Lede” Aneeices Cal, bias been vote | gaat Se tn ht tt ol a De sews

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= ae LH. — —— _—_— —_———:—S i —_ a eins alia ii ee eee ee ee ON rr oar ST. LOUIS POST-DISFAT — ae eae ee - —— ee ee - —_— a —_ —_— _ —_- —_— -—— — _SUNDAY “MORNING—ST. LOUIS—FEBRUARY 4, » 1900. ——— ee A _~ — --—- a - PROFITS This is THE GREAT BARGAIN LE VEN T which occurs twice a year. It means a Clean Sweep of all Odd Lots and Discontinued Samples which have accumu- lated during the past six months. Profits are mee swept out. Marvelous Sacrifices, Startling Offers and Money-Saving Chances abound throughout every department. $BIG CLEARING SALES cae. Sa Vi ATTI \ GS Bargains In Book Cases. eee ee ° Bargains in Morris Chairs a) Gimbination rook ae In Sideboards. Bargains In Wardrobes, “BARGAINS IN ARGAINS IN BARGAINS IN BARGAINS IN FOLDING BEDS. FANCY ROCKERS. CHIFFONIERS. STEEL RANGES. 24) Cobbler Geat Rockers, 75 Chiffoniers, solld oak, 27 4-hole Steel Ranges, high shelf, like cut, worth $ | . rt Jaa 1H Morris Chairs, oak and ma- 7 —s wd “sulid oak, like Sideboards, en il oak. - ardrobes, double, Notwithstanding the big reductions in price, as eee nem nae velour = swept Down to. $6. 98 woes rth $12.50, like ent oe Swept Down to 14 Book Cases, solid oak to wh to $ Sw opt 1) wn to... $8. ae 8 Folding Beds, solid o1k. sorild oak, like cut like eut, worth &..4, a further inducement to buy now we will worth $25., |] 50 —s ; ~ OF Sure Swept Down to. : tk be al od pet a $4 50 $5, Swept Down to.. ‘ e’)) «> ‘ ‘ . * . : . 14 4hole Steel Ranges, with 12 Folding Leds, worth wm) Udi ancy Rockers, ‘a (*hiffonters, mirror Teop?, warming closet apt S41), Swept 1 wort ih $3.00 worth $9.00. $22.00: Swept Down pa .bu $21 Down to . Swept Down to.. Swept Down to.... . 7 Folding Beds, worth 42 Fancy Rockers, , “4 Chiffoniers, nicely carv- 10 6-hole Steel Ranges, with s™) ~, Swept worth $5.00. ed. worth $18. i warming closet, worth _ Down to Swept Down to.. Swept Down to. Swept Down to Bh mahogany flnuish, War lrohbe ; eh 34 Morris Chairs, tapestry rth $18. an), a2 Sideboards 7 : Me ' cus hior is, worth $10.00. Sw own oh i 0). 50 worth $2). 00, worth $0.00. Ww OW u ; ep iv ~ ; ‘ MAKE, LAY ANB LINE FREE OF CHARGE Swept Down t re tonk cenvem,sed:t oak, SeePe Down tone DERBY Seep Dosin to - * ae pal Ww ira ire? 3 12 Morris Chairs, large and fan- rich nahonia 7 17 Sideboards, ’ ‘'y, worth $16.00, 2. Swe h Stem ort All Carpets ever 50 cents per yard purchased during Swept DOWN tO..cccccces 50 Thee te = “Sib. 15 Gwent Down to.. $18.00 phic wn to this sale. CARPETS, rng 4 pel yds. good Japan- 2 499 yds. good Brussels ese Mattings, worth Canpet, worth C as curt Ge; cut to we yds. heavy Chi! nese 32> yds. Excellent Mattings, worth We > Ny ¥ . + a ~ Brussels «Carpet, eut to $3 a halle ANN \ A Rr \ NY | AN. \s \ ‘ ‘ A\ \ Ww \ ww \ ‘A rN 4," ‘ \} ‘\ worth Soc; cut to 89 yds. Cotton Chain _ 425 yds. Elegant Vel- Mattings, worth 35c; +! foo | 2 SRE EER ~. vet Carpet, worth Q()c mn s” ee “ene eT “9 y *% Redroom Bets. solid oak, nicely * Solld Oak Extension Tables, with 600 Cone Chatre, 4) ye. Hleavy Ingrain ster Rugs. Carpet, worth Gc; C worth $25.00; z cut SUL O°. ose finished. worth $0: pillar leg, 5 worth $1.25; Wel ce Sahl worth $10.00, Clean °F: Swept Dewn to Swept Down to eoee | Quit at Hehe T5¢ 30 yds. extra super 6 room-size rrain Carpet, Ww smyrna Rugs 18 Bedroom Sets, solid oak, with large 12 Extension Tables, 8-foot size, nicé 200 Cane Chates, “nd aan ass ate hgh mae bevel mirror, richly carved, worth a wy leg, werth $1.75; . 7 Oo: > , rth 316.00; “lear $37.00; Swept Down to Bale m= Down te ' Clean "Em $I. 00 © worth $1.10; cu to.. Rugs, worth 100 Couches, like cut, covered in i tufted and well 1” Iron Reds, white enamel, brass trimmed, like cut, ; i yds. good wearing $18.00; Ingr pote arpet, Worth 22c cut t 1 bh $6.00. S D T 3°: cut to a. leaned =) made, worth $ , Swept Down To. aca ar * worth. $5.60, Swept Down to... 75 Cerduroy Cevered Couches, deep tufted, friage bottom, ul - shea mei ge — es ‘h brass trimmings rth Le worth §7.50, Swept Down To Swept Down to.... 40 large roll-head Couches, covered in oon % Iron Beds, handsome sree - designs, worth $14.00, _— $14.00, Swept Down To. + ; * vorctlag bog E 8 . " tal : | . ‘ ; | | twreawu. totified the = inkertons thv.at bee lees La?) «oT Se ] - -" Thera aliiesphere tlhe my jw fer | -- am a aa tometen at the ‘tinkrrion | “Hold fast.” shouted McCoy, “and TU) agHnaxn, Wis, Feb. 3 -Fer the first | enjoyed : 623: OLIVE,’ fieutler atid THREE OF THEM IN CUSTODY. ageDoy, Went tw ewae and dederacitied vite ‘SAVED HIS BROTHER'S LIFE. ml OS et iia, eT ae nul sie Inet ftime in the mermers . eo Odes i magic | | | eo ted the rope with great care secure’'y | .ntecamp followers tt this region the vile | the lumber cowns have ma ca These Switches Are Worth trom $3 t $6. Then fhe Pinkerton detectives any thev are In Vestigatinge with the Bridgeport (Clonno po abotine retrer = hengy, phe Th ob Talis Le a ee h have trfeste irley nee (Mei... i ell ines wegel 1a . 1}.-4 he attempted murder «nm Jititears ‘ , marie PiITepst UD Tre raed, f sane ek: Os i Deane wie ot smiore at Pay t bigs : at - ’ , Pour mew? wee ' A Bar of Soap and a Small Bottle of ‘+ of @haries Morris. a night wa.c®ma | The Boys Were Skating, Both Fell. Pall Art, va aletas ' lael: | lumber. tn am hte e: | en. ee , | | ae Wook ’ $1.50 *he Ice and Rescucrs : t to "onts f rreivvist t ay uit th , open Thnesdayv night 7 ey hattored : rl bale nae ( : , farmer's repre wery a 6G CTY Their Profession. eee ee en ae Only Saved One. ih tik aoe Par Mickadi.. Ruhedeted the | mien e made night miseratie fer years |] AR . ’ , co? ’ ‘ i ‘ \ be ; . 4 ‘ i } if Miss Aaaols. florelady ia atiensdaeance - o : } ‘ : ~~ ‘ isro l yee - lads ee N 6 rine All They Need in shot by a burgias whllk king oh Through — na i = . - n ‘ . Up if = 6 ’ ‘ * ™ -_ ve ‘ oe ‘ ‘ ; ; ‘ ’ ‘ NEWARK, N. J, Feb 3 2 ¢ Newark ment » aad Tete Rive bad rey HAVERSTRAW. . Y.. Feb. 3.--I ether bow remained unconscious for | ‘ ; — ~% ] ° , oe ery one Ste a holtie Of mitto-riycerince aml a bar o The ‘vke iT tne “Yeeg F Thee: AR Te er ae ee are ieee ciilane choue Ne et ee oes, ‘dthka lt a / | : yy! e on gray hate yellow seep nis Wy cbgee i Penis mar arr nttie Joe screamed and sank frit pe Ay t a a ae ane ey Meise Day Ba i Wi saat ; ' ' Write for The pris ere Ate Ile m. Crad. a’! - : ‘ ’ . : “on, . one Lege h ys] broker uricte? hie ~ the . gar .o e+ a . wri ‘ . \ : 4 , . fo oh, ‘ ‘ . ; . .s a tia “Conneticut Biaokie " whe has served timo | nitragiver tine ade His “lhe ; antag pte | ichael CAE rds ea . me at son apd ~ In Montana. Prank Lashaway. plinn ~N - ;* , entite a ee «tee rl ; ne dhe yg lalate my , Pa ee ther h ra pe . n . a ‘ tan im . we n . “eg > ’ ! , Bx “tel : ; ’ . 2 Bi York W hI le ued wins has lr@e nm in the Albany - ‘a m ane Aes ~ met ane tf = ’ me ead ain ' ~ le i) TT. + 4 ue ‘ . ; i | y & ~ar om re-« > NAk«tery 0 TY) . 3) ' ste Triatter ’ ~ ar 1 «sf . on 4 . - . ‘ ‘ , , - , ' ‘ : : -« 4 ee an : = " . » Lee . | ne hae i f af ite lt iT a. he ‘ ’ ty)? ri- 1° » » ’ ' ’ tie aa? 7 ‘ ’ ’ ii ’ , : \ av’ »% ‘ ‘ hy ; : the . un penitentiary, and James Murphy, known to . “par ther a ae he Amer oni : , . 3 ; | i ‘Fy the Rogues’ Oali “RR o Ohliver and «) Rerten are and dragKed him he - held his head | of eve ry silme } . : ed wer , .¢ - that 2 te hh . ' , [ ppeen; ’ ih . , edad _“ ccame Gs ‘s dim Murphy. pending the arrival of the necessary papers above the water ile excite] onlookers) He throws a lasso bet thar pe Nie moi termiffhed to assume cis prerogative - urisy 7% fest? ' os theme to ain fermmet ui were from euch @ @ae shoutde and yelled yet senved to go down / and traiis a deer better th an the Comat | sutive o Ne State and enfo the monde of | tos They were arrested by the Newark police | for their removal to Conneticut, 4 4 5 a : ve ie ‘ . SPE aly

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—_ Wi yo{ ARE. YOU SUFFERING? | T HE BOOK FOR MEN| 10 SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1906. If so, why continue to suffer? Relief is at hand and your disease is easily cured, and permanently so—if you but see those famous physicians, : DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON, It Tells You How to Be Strong in the Joyous Vigor of Youth. An Ozark Voice Says Stone Is Who have been treating Nervous and Blood Poisonous Diseases for the past % years, with unfabling success. - P ‘ a.¢ ‘ f oy O be strong again! To feel the vim, the ambition and undaunted > * . > a Presidential Candidate. PRIVATE DISEASES of every nature are skillfully treated by these em!- ome nent Doctors, such as Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Troubles, Hydrocele, Vari- cocele, Btomach, Bowels, Rheumatiem and all troubles of the Heart and Liver. PLATFORM TO BE EXPANSION. Dnbtwieaen. i ...4... e ) Re ee NO CHARCE FOx CONSULTATION. f 7 A 3 in the morning without that dull, stupid feeling; to feel energetic; to takers rwramvrew. | (MN PavebASrcr tive xs ceacey tor comesesion an Gemmorte oo ome fl Oe FF \have bright, sparkling eyes, quick brain, and, atove all, confidence. Says He Is the Former Governot's town write at once, (iling’ the Doctors’ your aliment’ and your Yrters will be | lianas ee as J That is to be happy, and youcan. The blood of life gets its fire Eiibetenent in the Sout See tarde aaivice casa’ 2 eet ee wales te gaaee Nene S0 write emis B= e/g from electricity; nerve life is electricity. Fill your body, especially all Lieutenant in the Southwest and them and their advice may be worth untold value to you. ral n ( ssues Y, > ang V4 3 —- , Aa ‘ 7 2 © P tara: te Sok abies Drs. q & D > AVI ESON ge FF ee weak parts, with electricity every night as you sleep, and the vigor of © s SFA bo ee 1B Ee ere ba mete ee me neue, CE. eto Sh mS iia = “ey bj youth will come back. : Za p.m, to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a.m. to 1p. m courage of youthful days! How men wish for it! To awake o----—_ -—- -—— R W. Mason, candidate for the Demo- bee soe MRS, CATT THE CHOICE| MAY EXCLUDE PHOTOS } DIR. McLAUGHLIN’S ELECTRIC BELT. Gouthwest Missourl, yesterday gave out an erview under a Lockwood, Mo., date in e . : Satorvi Is devoted to this purpose. Its power goes into the body in a gentle stream, saturating every nerve and . It causes the blood to bound in the veins and which he says that Stone is a candidate aS in ee for the Presidential nomination, and has oF “ 3 r . e ‘us| WESTERN WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS|JUDGE VALIANT'S DECISION ON|$ organ with the fire of youth. Its touch is magnetism. consented tu the use vf his hame in onnection. PICTURES IN COURT. ; "Me. Ma a charges the nerves with its vital element until they are as strong as steel. It renews strength. Mr. Mason 6ays the leading Issue is ex- pansion, and that Gov, Stone vases nie oy we ‘ 1 will be sent, closely sealed, free to any man who wishes to recover the vigor that he has pelid South, the North and West, all alike, . And represents the young, progressive ele- From the Presidency and Her Suc- for Killiag James Baker. 7 me What avout the + Racin ’ gg oly AB cessor Will Be Named. “That was fous years age 7 he ssues é : ‘ SIS eGu think 16 to 1 will not be } The decision of the Supreme Court of & Jot It is a book written upon common sense, and any man will enjov Phen you think It to 1 will pot be an Missouri last week in the case of Cico-ge ee Dodi The elements supporting The coming National Convention of the Baustian against Alexander Young and the reading it. Write for it. If possible, call and test my Belt free, and “Decidedly not ; . ‘ ; . ierican Wom: s Agsoctlation, . 2 Spy. Stone are of the opinion that business America yoman Suffrage Associa e City of St. Louls, in which the question of Q en distrust this factor in politics. Pos- | whieh will be held In Washington, D. ©. | tne gamyiss bility : . ‘ eibiy there might be some silver or cur-| Feb, 8 is attracting considerable attention mac ye ing pce eee let me tell you what it will do for you. dence was claborately dim tameserd, nas rency plank.” ; “a? “What about Mr. Bryan's candidacy?” Zo wees “througnout the United | aroused considerable interest among the “Mr. Bryan deserves well of the Democ- | States because of the probable retirement | members of the bench and bar of St Ae ¢ = lre a + yao af ee in ~ vid wy, of Migs Susan RB. Anthony from the pre i- ee . ' obstructionist. He will be high in the coun- -_ elie wane AS the Cecis-on las not yet been published se) of President Stone te dency of the assor tation at that convelh- and law Vers Nave bee: corny lied ty accep “Do you think Stone clubs should be | tion. virelad.e reports of the gist of Judge Val- formed?" Mrs. E. P. Johnson of St. Louis, one of | US'S Obst.on, an impreesfun prevatis that ‘ the decision of the court wt.l operare to | ‘Yes; and active work. commenced at lithe delegates from Missourl wil] leave for ome. I will at an early date outline More] Washington Tuesday. Other delegates will | ©*' lude photegraphs as evidence In future fully the live issues that the new Democ- | Jeave during the latter part of the week. trials. ‘Phe question is given «a peculiar In- ‘ . racy will go before the people on. The delegates are: Miss Ella Harrison of | terest. by the near approach of tne St t Cor Seventh St Louls Mo : “Permi: me ao S87 ant foay he _ — Carthage, Mra. Maud Willis Allen of Al- pre we for se senone ig of Campbell Ali- ive ree ; ‘ , s | ° ut three grand Democratic ligures—Veler- | hany, Mrs. May Waldo Calki . ie. | SHier for the Killing of James Haker, which gon, Jackson and Stone, The latter ts still’) wood, Mrs. Alice Mulley - tg ager will take plice next week. In the first trial OFFICE HOURS: 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Sundays, 10 tol. with us. What's like a young man’s love ident of the Woman Bryan Club. and Mrs. | 0! that case, Judge John Ay Talty allowed for some famous man? says Meredith. This] Bo Pp. Johnson of St. Louts. the State to introduce over the defendant's | ass, i hahah objection numerous photoxraphs »f -~_p b bb fb bff — is the venerayon felt by all young Détmo- Mire Anthony has been at the head of | 44 | ; = 7 : = es crats tor this s ately Amer: an Missourlan the asf®ociation for at) vears and expe ‘ts 9 Un > { cality in which the Kiliing one orred. . Mo loneer Hie belongs to the United States retire at the national convention not on oe Sere photographs will be offered at M jer ; killed which the original to he copied ‘wae = ms ek mB Ss E N D O N and al) its colontes. The San rs rong gt te account of anv loss of mental ar phys al ‘ond trial, and lawyers are now Worl- which ensued one of the clerks Was Killed, clined to the sensitive plate, the accuracy ul = 3 never shone brighter than the fame of (his | nowers put be-anse . or aed igo lowe iether they will be exeluded under | The next the focusing, the skill of the operator : : : . etatesman, erowoed an | splendid to the mij- i. her i leiendine — be po dbna a er ruling of the Supre me Court Were discovered ead.ng from tne siore Lv : hy ‘and e the pre ed ire. ld And this ad. and I will ship you this 400-lhb. Steel Range (slightly ions that will follow him to vietory.© dent ; vey: ign dorcion. 3 Saustian ageinst Young and the cit« was] the river, and a day or two after the], )” igtet * jr gomnl damaged by water, in perfect condition, good as new); has six 8-in. a : to be investigated to insure ‘tien for damages for personal injurics, | bodies of two persons Were taken from \ S eS ie . —— . » ef in tn te tp in te tp bh be he be he hh ln nnn iin, Cain niin hina, Danan MMMM MAFF TTFrOCFFCTOCCCCCCCCCCCCTeCTVvVvvvwevvevvwvevvevevewver”.e.-err»weerereervwrvwees eee ewe Ww a - bn hh bo tt te bh be be bn bh hana buat te te te be bn bo beh ho hi hind day the tracks of tWo persons " " , , * ’ , ; } 7 — : M ‘ ‘ od at”, advocacy of his candidacy, Mr. Mason Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt {s Miss An- tried in division 7 of the Circuit |-the river. and evidence was given tending | Se2¢e 22 certain. 2 an ae aaa aa g@ lids, top cooking surface 30x34, oven 17 '4x12x21, 15-gal. reservoir, ys: ithony’s probable successor. near hé Gout. bet Mie Mae Budas Waire beclto identify them as those of 7 t in Missouri, in the case of the Sia yee Hy, OW arming closet, lined throughout with asbestos— while they last - e4 for $15.00. You pay $14.00 and freight on arrival and you get “The Imperial Southwest Is the target ' ; two of the infay s- cor : ° enoice oO ; ste ; > ns ) thin °6 Mo., 597), a: the Upon which the eyes of the world are fine ae fore acted gd - ne i presiding justice there. ‘hot: burglars ard murderers, DPaue prironer e che os a t nigomery ¢'} ; turned. Biest by Mother Nature with the, dmatioah ft paadle er ~ 3 vee rrephs were offered in evicence - the | found skulkKing in the vicinity, 3 it | SR heh pling ay eae Ym ait Re ‘ YY aaa richest endowment known to the Creator, Me She a = ag 3 schools at Mas: ph tiff. The presiding Judge gave came a material question ae - tek p change ae ers ta aT Se “. : . THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OPF BRED. and heiding in its hladen coffers a mineral P oie 38 5 s a esiern Wwoman tructiors touehing the photographs snow intimate relations between ht : ag — prt Dy . rae Sy eee . a ‘eal ’ ‘adiros (thought and feelin althoug ince They «corns tei + hip edt sg vat ened beige ts ata vember, 1890, ihe State, r the objec - : . . . Louls, Wealth unsurpassed, the ruliroads of the i g. lItho gh €:nce her | The to be in d.rect contra lictibn ithe two deiud persons. Photographic like- @ the defendant, Was permitted pre atr 9 | ’ ourt t., t. future, which are now prospective, will in oa ' ' —- — ioe tee sneranh! a a short time be living realities From ev- duce in evidence & phorogrape "ita aie Cc terior of the saloon in which the) eae * * 7 ; 1 Were ZPOUp« ery quarter and corner of our country we @> Cr hee + py ‘ . . - === ‘curred, on woe : to indlcate the may expect toe see the iron rails pointing “ — ; a : x . , . ‘ * * * toward this wonderful storehouse. What tS GS , ' i: fe eer a3 JF ng Sgt yar the people want is competing Iines which s Y . Ce a > SSN | eter ay + PR lefendant, the deceased and fatier « Compete, and the way to secure it is to have > SUAS + ¢ ak See ee SS . |) Pee ae el Fe oes he dec ie VOC OE ee eae ' a vallroal commiesioner who = thoroughiy . \\ 1s One wy wl / Le — | » % \ >" SS ‘ndant of murder in the secon ee understands the rallroad business, and who oh ° ; .s* ’ ’ , ( ; \ . \ ? Suy rem sour? wi) hy ” iy f : | in his reports can advise our general as- ecmbiy in the enactment of auch legislation " oy , SA WA AW . x ao fi. ; ee Wal rotograph Wits as Will accomplish this result, If we right- ‘ rat\\ \\\\ : \ 4 * \ * shooting rhe 9 te ey : lv understa id the progressive Demo ‘racy of . . ’ \ . . ' ~ Jan representation © He ioSie * cot pyrene IT’S THE BAR WITH THE YELIOW BAND. Stone, Dockery, DeArmond and their cen- ; we” abe SANT) ' he time of the diftfMeuity, « , ae stituents, they will BIVe to ithe imperial Re “ ae ees NAW ALYY \\he ' hey AS of ions of the three ; Is, 4 abs Pog eg = - 3 ° , ithe , RS y ) \ \\ ‘ \ ‘ ese a “] _ se OT : 5 ti lg Ht 12-Oz. Cake. Cla] idea.”’ : BP as ae ie ; at Mik}? a ~ ae 7 s VS Deen permissitree — ~ 8 Further, the following statement ts made, » a ge ~~ = 74) + coda Pat a N! AY \\\ J I 1 ye grame in ‘the trial oF causes, it shown 3 & * * tr * & * * x emanating trom Mr. Mason, though not Sat ae Ty Oy Pe wee WN VUE ‘\) ALDARA correct, to tilus . ite raping guid) Sg Ea dh eS given in the form of an tnterview: : 74 =, — ; x \\AAY AS ! : { ser! rel JUACES, pert 8 Ras oye eee PS “Informat on in just received that Hon, f° al ¥ - ~ \N - AY iy : ‘a ae Li a : i {tgp 7 oon gh et ter ht a. pur. A. M. Dock: ry will be in Lockwood at an , , 4 19, \ . ant \ : ' \\" 1p oe a ¢ Iyer ii itayi i! \ of 7 : ae a a ri ; ¥ ] oy At Less Than (of Hon. KR. W. Mason, 5 : tiie uh Aa PL / : im . ? Ye li) = mp ‘oh may not be. by which] Is pre- Cost ofLabor early date, the gues! TA candidate for Railroad Commissioner, at r _~ / ie 6 / ‘ Abe h inhi apna thing within the range his palatial home in North Lockwood. Mr a , ine a? "3 a¥ ew PN. “4 | : $1 Cie TRL eid Cor bige f daly —Shig vaing ee = aah ; ) Dockery © me: for an exchange of political j Lg; 4 ‘ as “k . yy ‘ \ x “ / r. F ! - 23 fi ‘ af 329 Sy: ae] | ‘* all ‘tT t tne [LiiIne Lilt phuteg~raph i é : SPECIAL THIS WEEK: ( views with Mr. Stone’s great Heutenant in if at “2 YOY Soe TE dy ss » Naa ra wae | Blectric Seal Ca a $I 98 | the Southwest, This ja of le D e{xnificance MW ha 4 ¥ , wu bo . \ \" ‘ oe ‘ ad Ms ee io 4 , f f oS - +f “4 » rhumber of photographs aiimitte ] at worth 9.00 . eee eee eeens : ees eee seees see eeene eeeeeeeeee . ‘ to the people of the Southwest, and indi- YitZg ' We ee te eT ay ia’ SS. Se re Aligaier trial was so great that it Was | Electric Seal Tab Collarette, trimmed with 10 genuine squirrel tails, ate sthat l’residential Ightning may soon | Fit ; 1 er “oN Dyce “A. Te . rf ° Vaal . commented vpon net only in Missquri ut _ Satin lining, worth $7.50 .: Bes ta 00s ota dade boseveenees { gieam abov@tie Ozarks. Mr. Mason aske TTT Fi Te. Pia hd hs SRN ae Se : | hs Mit wey Va. . ee DX Ra ilso by the press of other states. | it is & | Electr Seal lab Collarette, voke of genuine X Astrakhan, with 6 fine squirrel , that the people. irrespective of party, pay bi SF \/Ee : ag Be A ekg ase ee aL.s ys ae > eve OE eculiar coincidence that the care af pause | tails, satin lining, worth $8.00... 2-2... . eee e eee eee eee ener eee ees ree , the distinguished viseltor the utmost cour- Ty ; ‘ ¥ y * J y ? \ ty x j : ; a ‘ 7 “& 5 | c PANNA SHAW py, ul > 2 ’ n , ham: af , s! _ A! -_ we MANUFACTURING FURRIE The of Mr. wrx Tat > 7 | 5 Bt Ld) FO SS a3 Alle Ro fe. Oe the division over whi adi Axe Ta . or FRIEDMAN FUR Co.. 711-713 WN. 7th St., St. Lo sis. } } } , j j substance Mason's tnterview Was mate known to Gov. Stone, He said: ne —— “T know nothing about this, Mr, Mason's statements, in so far ae they relate to me, Ze hs rae uc ) / - of f eT ne a 8 . @re entirely unauthorized. T have had no : we - See". , | i= . | 2 Dh glide Meteo sate ok oe ” tT acene as the light painted It on the retina The Banana Trade. communication with bim, and I ean’ ag- | = J toe EN LU Poy B A he | rent ACCES. SUCKS LAs) hes i , , ine why he has taken it wt A AR a \4 USAN i. ANTHONY \ - | ton oe ‘Phe « 4 ot heard by me, n pele a nia eve at the time of which he i CHICAGO. Feb. 2.‘the newly organtsed nnounce my candidacy for the Presidency. 1 ARIE S PRES!DENT OS mcmce 4 ‘s ; | sa 8 hay ore Ronor oF ‘ raha ~, aban “Tine cat he no double silaiees that | Naticnal Banana Jobbers eee : Very lear int . Pheotograp ineer thi lee{alons of our Su- [, in here to-day ited a constitution, have sald until | am tired of saying it, | that [ am not a candidate for the Prest. remie atid bp > C%oul including the —_ deney or amy other t,t l need not say) ian iterest arte }? 4 ire admisatl e In » Trst Cause ; At ' follows, t 1 staat ‘™ nt ’ ; > 4 ; F = . 2 a = . ‘ var one" , ; :; } ; ~i le? | | + yy! i? i) ? 4° mt Att 9 porn ngewe pont Mason's is eX-| marriage to Mr. George A. Catt her home en . —r * wat? ‘iis f this State om the «question. and hieh | evidence when an proof is a btu ed | It in mot the | niion of : associa r uneait has been tn New York Her hueband Its . ft uncertainty co re pet Rie gh folle Hlow'nge in evi nee f rM- that they are corr: “errs seontations of the } tion to antagenize bonena tmporters, but te i f . . ° . 4 . + . . 24 + dy = . . ' . vr *,! ’ «a ‘ wt aati ti , ] | i : ‘7 ~ > | . know hin ’ 5 ' ‘ time and | president of the New York and San Fran- ur yas told to corstder them as “Vidence, permitte hs 9: os. paar. dor ang - wi Tre? : vation and te arant '} lormnands. fet x... . br hoa *T | housekeeping receives so much attention. | upon that finding, the judgment was iitth value, but were f ont ’ on “ Si ccna wale a The St publican Club will hold a “But I cannot We too emphati Her home at RBensonhurst-bv-the-Sea has Teversed, and the cose was r-manded tothe ,» . .: peietnbaea ef ' Cs > nel am we Pager ‘| . OF a pdlasag = readies i tfte a , ve ‘matic , - : ; seas , » onan otal (as lactate ad. ' ber@eaat efore to he lowe ' ie birt Mis ithess meting to be followed by a smoker . nial that T authorized any. “ . ni} , ; riers § » Oda Fellows’ Building \l- A meeting of thie Trie Trp ieee tO announce my candidacy for ninwtint i | home on Long Island, | The few lewyers who have seen ft, claim ae Ne hotos nhic fenrodue seth ope : * : by 1 3x - seet tenes Aneel hy ing sieges, + er) meget Fea ; will do it myself" teats Rev. Anna H. Shaw, the national vice-: that the decision does not touch the es-) 17), e 3 f Taylut were ofs Vatesee wile the ecaten a ae ry rie Da niet ieisie aan if. pa gp Wag vot A at " : ects resident at large, will tn all i.kelihood sence of the law of the admissability of met in @ eference ta whichiat the time h eee gs gr wectem ines 5 Sy St Matin! 7 is by and ee ghee iperteetht a 4 Chie f respec e re-elected to the noe Sefer ehe | Photorrarhs as evidence They hotd that [: tice ii eee aiieGk sia a phe cogs rhe | gh aga we We Re OE Ustcal PrORFaAMMe Nas 2:80 oer patel aS Oe ee ‘ th I {tion Ww hi h we l t ert Jones Created a Mild Pan the cee@ebratvton of the elghtieth birthday Photographs as evidence is one of the VF LV CY, I 6 el CS bed 0 ed BY » (m/ & | ; f _j LJ | Be pt Mise Feb. 15. | most ing features of law. The Da- YNLCAYW ALY CTAL A YIU BS CEI (ALA (HS BY CY CR (LA (YW AVA G anniversary Anthony on luteresting One of the Wards of the City The lst of women who will rece've wit!hi gu rean precess was first given to tie Miss Anthony on this occasion are from di It was soon followe] by p.1o- Hospital. the highest social ranks of the nation’s cap- | rraphy : ich ave had a iong ital, including the wives of Senators who! experience ‘ been @ | _ C Te - _—_—— — — " are oldest in service in the United States. common mode of rin An pore serving Albert Jones, a colored Ventriloguist suf- |) Mre. Julius Cesar Burroughs of Michigan! views of scenes. as Wel likenesees of fering from alcohelism, create? a minia- | 8 one of Miss: Anthonv’s closest. friends persons, and has obtained universal iassent It is expected that Pres dent Mek unley as to its delineations. The courts, know- : | Wine of Cardui for Working Women. “UTe inwitii: In Division & bine a? ’ | j | l ies mn lof tie ¢ ity Ilos- will be a guest on this oes; on. ' ing that ita principles are those of science: , Pital last night through his powers of mim- | One of the amendmen he fn titu- Images on the plate, made by tne tery. tion which wil be passed will create the off) pays light through the camera, are ce- | . The superstitious inmates ‘oust @ bus | ce hor By al menoraty |v eer wont. ug adieu t i ane gene rot Laws which | | | ; Trinchera, Colo., Dec. 15, 1898. ee Jon. ; rane | Wis present, and follow. | virtually rem tin nt the head of the ‘organ- | ~ “ er prygh rans 04 he Youien ot Tha are. 7 I wrote you last summer and you advised me to take Wine of Cardui and Bi -Draught. : am the athet guiiente. Sakce| Mine. as is the eariy seventies. held that I have taken three bottles of the Wine, and four packages of Black-Draught, and I am glad to let you know that I am ketter ever since I took the first nine doses. When I first began taking ppotes medicine I was in bed, and I tried several doctors and they didn’t do me any good, but now I can 6 roe = S (Y Phe ‘wT it 114 Franklin aven So —- ’ . ‘ ad ue . ~ ' | It was 80 he'd tn the famous Udilk rmook +* ~~ «* i ; , « ~~ . * b. ony toca eas HIS SKULL WAS RAC URED. murder case in Pennsvivanta Phe defend- Paititend | si 7 ‘ police timok him - - i it wes ‘ nares i With t} ia TV Tele! ia! so! e . . ‘ *’ ' , , , +} ; fe the City Mospit re he was thor. | An Autopsy Performed on the Body of ) e motive be.ng , ) al.ment diagmoseed Fred Haaser ntuse| ' % i e —_ A : : mw ‘ ano hi ‘al 4 ' , ovVered and removed lw | og mae be vik e-j ree lent for the last : MB he means of prvducing corres woman; my back hurt, as did my head and legs, and I had a sick stomach every time I ate any- thing. Now! can eat anything and it does not hurt me and I don’t get tired. I think this is the Mrs. best medicine that was ever discovered. CORA ROBINSON, AL ON Psy vesterday. aft: = in. There no gat, | Pacturet meross th ) oe OF ied édhaly Rediepctrns RD Chay phi. All women need Wine of Cardui occasionally to regulate menstruation, even if they seem to eRaT r it , bark ¥ : ‘ unter a bed ih re Hs i, ; ‘ : lr ms . ry ‘ i? " \ . . ‘ “-? : ‘ ta \ ' cf ii 139°) = : - ‘6 = ‘ . . ** . oT os ry) rom The oceupant Jumped to | fy aloon amd Pranki ey | toh , | : be in good health. But the woman who works needs it every month. Because Mrs. Robinson bal oa tigeiesnd f in / ; : —- wis : ane » ing “ : : ‘es Mother seat aveni At : bstuailties, “ Instead of dragging her lie out te re from realized that fact she is happy, healthy, and full of vigor to-day. wr wt ; ; a ia : ; ; = a o0e ; with constant suffering, she is enabled to fuifill her daily duties with a bright and smiling face. i . Pperi ; j ae?) ? hay ute ; ode ; "e* bas , ‘ ery? ’ ." " of ihe photo- chet physician on | morning | affien eo ar aoe a wae held bh lens He soon Phe p of A oe aint ° Jie the. ca »tence he evidence de he Derk ra, ~ ie as! ‘ nt nneecr ‘ - iy ‘ ’ A ey ~— : —~ ro we yee atrikets , .. nt pende | yon the photograph as a Work of! IMeed fo lew thie ' ' =. *'s elm § - : ; } n the case taira lie was taken vy " ’ - magnet wae made : 45.470") cae _ 2 4 | ‘ 2 a | ry, Prien : ales > P 7, ‘ar ge Da beg The ‘“‘Usona’’ Cement Company. Bee gp oe gy rage r} ' te i ’ rf i'} :? ’ } >} ; eo vere > = ‘ ~s ce ‘ . “ stocaat as " - the MIEN paseed Phe suggestion of Prof. Waterhouse of f tography an : oe) Washington University that “Usena.”’ the king 3 —— - , ter ft ttes? State ff Nortl Viner i Thanks From Niedringhaus Mission. » adopted as the offictal n eof what be The ladies of the Niedringhbaus Miss«ton ti are new eal iHcwrre : n ‘ Wiel to thank those j* rs ne “ ho re “ponded ‘ > of Arer: ; ~~ ms fs b . irae] i favor | to (helps call for donations for the poor asa catch name in several « tcrs News | the other e same comes from Portland That = the the Ruioff murde as heard. tn MR. SFRAGUE SAYS “tsonta Portiand Cement ‘ompany, - has | York, two clerks ¢ a been hheorp ratexnd Wilh a @pilmi al $1. cae tee) lin which they Wwere 2 THE Delicateasen serve « Mug Coffee tea This is the fourth of “Neth corporation to | ened one night to nd th ; . , een , ; Y~/ An >) stb 4 > fs JA AT {74 ) A\wW~S ( P 1 y Jan \ ed A ( A 4 A 'y ~—“A ( > ) a | oy | pear tv float a war Vorrel, iake the name ‘‘Usvnia,”’ had feluniously. entered . In the fight Working women have many burdens. Constant standing, or sitting in the same position all day “) induces falling of the womb, leucorrhoea, headache, and backache. Taken before the menstrual period, Wine of Carcui braces up the system, lessens the suffering, and enables a woman to work without losing time. There are many women who silently XL undergo great physical and mental strain from menstrual derangements. Wine of Cardui will helpthem. It will cure them if taken as directed. For advice in cases requiring special attention, address, giving symptoms, the ‘‘ Ladies’ Advisory Department,’’ t The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. e { ’ It is sold by all Druggists at $1.00 a bottle. *, ‘ HC MA =< 4

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PO LOO LF PL Be ey Seep eg + SUNDAY MORNINC— ST. LCUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. with a series of clever tableaux arra’ged | . especially by Mesgsre. A. FE. Kindervater «and | Paul Renard. The tableaux were mT geous- . fly costumed and produced under the dt- . . rsvtion of Mr. Reynard. The firs tableaux Deformed, Lame or Paratyzed, wis entitled “Vicky's Experience | it * _ —_— _-— tl trie Afi personas Crippled or should investigate and see Transvaal, or He Didn't Know It Was » | , Iwadel."” Mrs. EF. Oert! tated tier or on rie nd ‘ T NIGHT'S BALL ECLIPSED Vietorla; Mr. J. Meisheimer was m | — va .a at TTEM Kruger: Mr. F. Gunkel ! strit : . é, 7 — ata and Mr. Wm. Keane: was Joon Bul. The | Would You Possess the Jewei, Health? Remember, You Must Make an Effort ec age, can be made straight, natural aed ippeared as Queen any ressonab! plaster pasts, wo severe or painful trestment of any ——- | Soeeph Belabor, Cam Sew kab, Tova heeds ’ the resalt 4 kes ae Lvvuts K raise, Wilitams Ww. KF Gare a An- Worthy of It. it Can Be Regained, but Will Not Be Forced Upon You POTTS DEBMASE, when trrsted tn time at this Inst BRILLIANT CCMPANY PRESENT, | ie28nker. loses romsonwig Ka Siok: gpa x siways be prevented; the Bealth and strength of The ee Ss BL L. J. Bethy e. Pere Any More Than Will Spiritual Salvation. And Most of All Must You Sick tastbeecrasa is & Grein, F Bokern, f. Maln 1. Braun Dengan Prt Wy Svinte BEWARE THE SIREN DELAY. SPINAL Tick cssvaaiea uae ~ rene -etoating cases, . can be ectly correc the new and impr: n “tUorele Sear ! ‘ts ' - ws soins ® in wer here: plaster paris, felt or leather jack Well Enacted Tableaux of Events he ttle of thu Pe! rh. sans ve em are never em Boy Names of patients recent! of Curren erest. Br hng | ated by Mr. Hugo it | + "oe , curedafter all ordinary methods and doctors had failed rent Intere Ae , wis Aguin. t. = 2) a ' Yeo wt it many a life to afford relief, will be furnished om application. sliteagelinipildlacend ee ee COM OF Ai! sindervater the { SS , ) SIP DISEASE can be cured without surgical operations or confining the § Bese ag > pul See's pil W. jee SSS WARS: Ck 9 ! Bear on that the age patient to bed. Abeccaeaers, shortening, deformity aud loes of motion can ’) f voucan, a smooth floor 'aid tn 7 bure Jeter eran cotat eT ; ~ x of mora is mast—thaot etre F ble i . 7 “gscct ‘ . ' ‘1 ey | ‘ie ‘ af 2 f . | ‘ ‘ t lve onmnvenien c ot th Colored Men. => : ee a every modern apphance for the successful treat ent of his specia ties and are centrally located for the « ie my i ; SS SN professional, the business and the laboring man. These are his specialties: James Mulbey, who says his home ts tn | a WS 2 a | | : . .= \ t how lone vou have suffered from Stricture, or now many different doctors have disape Rhode Island, was taken to the City Dis- ace ges - = =_« ~~ It matters not how “a ne vou ive suff 1 fron - : , t | 119 9 lo 1 i sary last night with a badly lacera tes _— ==? SS =. pointed you, I wiii cure you just as certeiniv as you come to me for treatment Wilt Doel ado . . : : = ‘ by cutting or dilating. My treatment is entirely ortginal with me, and perfectiy palniess It obstruction of the urinary pass.ige. It stops claimed that he was stoppea at | Mrs. Marguerite Musconi Met C—O ey =» a Sr" a. * completely dissoives the stricture and permanent.y rem: ves every reduces the prostate gian! when enlarged, cleanses the bladder face. He every unnatural discharge, allavs ali inlammattoa part of the body affected Broadway and Valentine street by three : Uf" 2: E : negroes, dragged into a hallway and robbed Death by an Accident. if VF ‘ ety aS er. . VY SRO ee veg wwe ed, and kidneys, invigorates the sexual organs and restores health and soundness to every ‘ ; by the disease. of over $10. fi He was said to be suffering from a!- \ fi = 2+ og ’ matte ‘ 4 t » , — ar. ~~ . ¥ ) ilies hear ghey oe st alee RETURNING FROM CHURCH. 7 \ Px Se hires ns sia Mon. manv of vou ere now reaping the result of your for The police heard his cries and arrested | 4-3 . oe FAL ervo= exula e | 1 y yy tis fl I wiil soon he jost P f ¢ 1 . : 4. mier fi lly Your manvoo isn fF... NK, AM Whe n ! , im@ three negroes who were running away from ‘ 1 4 . - ver : 4 P leea ' ts icp Ss methine for vevul elf ‘| } ere te 4 »>time to 1O8% Impotency, like all sexual diseases, is never on the standstill. With ft you can mtke ne compromise. b ther you mus the hallway. vs SS Sadie AGED WOMAN DID NOT HEAR THE (i A Se RRA ae y 4 7 a. 7. ee | \\\ } abe mster it or it will master you, and fill your whole fature with misery and .niecetibatle woe T have treated 0 mang EX-CAPTAIN ACCUSED (}F FRAUD adie ROACH. | | NS _ ae i Cy eases of this kind that 1am as famillar with them as you are ——_ | Soe aN Me never again be bothered with emissions, drains, pre matoureness, small or Weak crgans, nervousness, failing memory, . * \\ 4 - 2 " ’ ‘ . _ . . . lors of ambition or aitmilar symptoms which rob vou of vour manhowd and absolutely unfit vou for study, business, atl these evils. end restore ‘ou to What nature tne with the very daviiaht. ©Onge cured by me, you will 7? | . ; ll al. 4 a " ‘ : . , . . ‘ ' later conviote! of high treason, is now rick’s Church, where she had made her . YON eg Begs. —— = tongue, sore throat, swollen tonsils, falling out of the hair or evebrows, and fithav a of the i , . . ae Oi ar’ > ie ~ = - a . cape > ° of ~ Pu ‘ om # P Pe , ad 1 f ; charge] here with defrauding a number of i weekly devotions Mrs Marguerite Mus« — as — ae WS SS he . ° “ty tp me . ff A flesh and bones If you have any of these or siMilar symptoms vou #re cord aliv invite d to econ r; Immediately, eit os agalltag on business the | cont aged 70 years, wus struck by ; | f NS ee NN . S . Pe ee y If 1 find your fears unfounded T wil) quickly unourden your mind tnt if your constitut Prench authorities expelked him, Odanne, | ‘ wn OF & Car OC wa gn ~ SY Wot 7; gf = . es - 7 1 te} . a? ; ot is Vy at _ msftment for Comtaedo leaned the Southwestern division of the 3S Ieee ~~ e . S\N wae = age b : " es fiitle virus IT will tell you so and show you how to get rid of Mv speel tre mie? re ~ i . . ; SSaetea |) gy oe “s {fs practically the result of my life work, and ts indorsed by the best plvstclan fF Amertoa and barge Suns no injurious medicinea of any Kind. It f the disease ated m ‘ut every and fore vel T ‘ood, the ure cleansed, purified estore to perfect heaith, an! the pa@e It may he eit Charged With Fraud. but She W | Wee : : , at T 7 es \\. 3) ss x ey ro “, Contagious Blood Poison otlean eb bier ate + a : coe ect om f@ infected. th seyphe- Polson on hearine of the charges to-lay, returned here of his own accord to refute them. Transit Co., last night, and died {tn the . “Ay rN . ‘\ Kees . "I ‘a = ‘ . a— oe ‘ . _ -s - = | imouiance on the way to the C.ty Dispen- . x } py ‘ dangerous drugs or as i ‘ if # os Ssury’. : . ‘ . |! ae . > particle of impurity. Soon every sign and symptom of the diseave « : = y a4 tiesue, the flesh, the bones and the while system 8 Accompanying Mrs. Musconit was her Se Se me Veda 7 brother-in-law, Johm Esla, and his wife. ws, : ~~ poet a a Ay Pama. tient prepared anew for the duties and pleasures of Ife. ———— V—e—_—_— “35! : er] onre . ’ ‘ . ~ na ; WS Mire. Hsia is advanced in years, but acct- , Nw “es a . f ° ° In evrtne : of anv kin ver fall to remove all refle® com. dents when a human life is at stake seem- YAS ' | ; t) SSOCIa e 1seases lice ttos ak ah ote :; wele. the weakness caused by 1 ae >? Vt i is Steric " eye one d Into Prostatic, adder or . uiccess ingly have mo terrors for her In front of the ewiflliy moving clectric car she ran to \ | . ‘ . oun . "4 ‘ | ° oT =a. ' , . iy) “ee, . om + pe ' gee . " i . ¢ ae nal Qi, f if ?/ ; ,iy liao . rescue Mrs. Musceoni. rhe hatter was a Kidney affections, the injured organs - ! ay pel ' | is rooamgious | 1 Poison, any and all Skin, Blood and Bone diseases at aT om! re hilrely am’ permanentiy e'tminated , »é : ny? . he ’ . . . fat. _ r} | i ; n premature few feet ahead of her and she screamed the from the system. If it is Impotency, t anys freficating ihful energy of ro- Dr. Lewin came to St. Louls alarm. The aged woman at first appuremtly . : ’ , decline of phvysical, mental and sexual power, are t rine inert soe stand Bet. abate Ses Rea gh : ‘ a ' iieceases, and ite seven years ‘ aid not hear and Mrs. Marcon{ oounedeed 4 ago. unknown to any towards her, Grabbing her aroun the erin MRS. JOHN HAMMOND. I } ; l Ltt , MIS. MATING? ence a resujting tliy and ref! 4] (>T?} pie foce V 8) t \ ' ! i { ‘ tI } eer ; ~ NA, Riv @s atee fe ? tT} rit. Pe ' ‘ome woes feo the ver one,and to-day his nameis famil—j}| she sousht to draw he : backwarde. It was lar to almost every St. Louisan. (00 late. The car breke her hold and she Mrs. John Hammond, 1005 North Twenty- Brew My hus! , Pou he vin» lous which, in fact, are often more serious than PSAP pear « How did this happen? For Iinany busied her feet out of the way just as third street. toeid the Assistant Prosecut- ‘f home four times +: BD rcdrenayparte pletely and fvrever with the cure of the Wheels sped by her. ‘ I . ing Attorney a remarka’e story yesterday. , “ewe Fi ° ; rT) ; nl visit 5 rr years: previous to his coming to The motorman meanwhile was doing all sh pbecame a Catholic, so t ehigiol this city he was studyingand @x- | 'n his power to reverse the brakes. He did | Col. Johnson was so inoressed with the ference 2 divide our hh ed. AML , perimenting on thi noi see Mra. Musconi and her companions | Woman's recital that he issued a warrant Vv efforts me fi ug. ‘hr months | rea men phic eon esa ee ence tery oe rcoWeve hum, ‘gy rs ‘how to untlh he was almost upon them ‘AS the |} chereine her hustvand. John Hammond, | ag he ‘urr My hus- fice write me a full 9m) unreserved history of 4 m4 Potin y stating ani y of the readful fender ‘toushed the victim's browd sy Mrs. With abandonment ulrhough lp two the past + | The } ci ba | * Jha'tide ‘nis f Ties, lit lie ‘ Ir «virnptams ’? \ | nN f : wrote tae a tister, Th race Ldeoffe derwieser, | ) | | ost cases ¢ » frente ] su ta consult me. TI make no charge for private counsel and give to W. Al ears a. D., OF i ; . ; » FOR Mbt ww ETRE ' ,. mee for my promise Address all communications [ { } the publica short time only to be} She was carried into the drug store at the ‘jal standing. My father was wealthy. | good. 1 back , Hammond was and still is a bartender | i ist ireues ‘ ; adie a ts % 2 convinced of his successful | ¢°"er. | : Walnut street Tony Muscon!} ‘> ived in Alion a year then came to |]; e all if he wil enry Neun, os “4 | A biables.” 1h ggg el op Aves go Ree ome ae Mother Appeals to South Carolina's ut at 1001 Rockelmann, Governor to Aid Her in Solving treatment. People c ° ame from was awaitin } } ao” os 2 2 : . , : ’ . —- ' } ) . , : g his mother’s return. She had : soul liere my troubles began and his wife and far and near, and his office Was} told him she would be back in an heur and : Atm daily. More than 2,500 ae promised to — after es ag house te — - rere , P ‘ ' ‘ , ; r) — of St. Louis. Mrs. Esha, ‘“Shecause he Is expecting his | mother home.”’ | Read what they have to Say: Mrs. Esla said to the a patch that ARE iN TASLET FORM -PLEASANT TO TAKE, Lt apn re tne " beta the highs load : oa @ lta? 48 ehe stepped on tie crossing she aw tix rs t dea n> ke bom te ear, about © feet away, and motioned tuo ' Mr. George A. Rubelman, Preatdent of the | Lilie motorman to etop. George A. Kubelman Hardware co... rays: “He kept on going,” she sald, “and pais YO R N , ~~ no hee} to the warning. To trie! to hold arly seven years ago I had occasion Mrs) Muscont, but the car had struck cit i wo e ploy Dr lewin'a services tf ie on. | H het pacity as Rupture Sneclalier be Faas y - hand dragged her away from me, when I was lappy to fetate that he grave ‘ | Tavina ed tv et go. h re of Cc ' a om e 0 enductor ' ° ; ! . sa ' ° ? F } ‘ , , ’ : ‘ ' ' i ‘ re" ‘ X re? ] . tu“ mnd re- ‘ y, ° m ow i] . ( ; i is ; ‘ ‘ o . ‘of ’ ‘ * . ‘ LS I @rhiau hR ie ire wt . a j : n ] t e~w : P TT. Cf .rmme of 1 ‘ I ' a , e —“—n & * > a= rvice, track and equipmen i eos nm shall A lie ; whe wher all cdmer tas fa x ~- nae ie on 4 ee boteryal ‘3 . beerevmiinthecivil War four yea ® ; contracted Maiarta, Kidlney anid Steer ° j> ATIENT ~— 6A OS i! rim § m.TT Pi Wi Troubles and myeyeiem hive been : il SHE ADOPTED HER P ee ee a ee wyeck fr ti Yonee: load oe, Baca _- - ee Ay tae le Compound an fimproved from \ — ei Se :; . ret dose James L. Phillipps Becomes the Son of 1 TN leon rt! murries? her e! JP Walton. stian Scientist. : teaigarh Bilin "Il bres bet) 44 Washington St. Indianapeolite, Inc a Christi ¥ mimerd P ' my ee : For ealetv all druggiate Thirty dive treatme | | | | | | : | c petetnty days’ treatment We *\z mon x) * (reali trea’ ( *ree on yiaertal $) fi’ da "“e Dit. W.s- BURAMAKT. « incionatl Q@ . ‘ - . lefaction, The cure required acven The car was in end tWo weeks jater the truas waa M. Coywter and Motorman Luther M. Larned meved and was nat used ever «ines Colver said: “I eaw the three siurting TI’ vonldn't bea half bal idea toask rour- guested tir Lewin to use m)> name as Across the street nd when thes t in th ae if this question ase 2" 3 morning- howare te be amy duty te ceriter the old ladv Ole of your shoe gets J a 7 Ver kiudneys * If the Pellow -sufferere ise med to stop thin and a hole appe,- ars, vou straight’ : one eure have helped seelnig Way have a Pn on But how acl ama ies re ge alle . = ree of epa about .our kidneys? oyouever wat- KINcCeS TOON \ y ‘ 7 ' , bitis- I am per it) ’ ; ' ' ‘ “at, as Ln ' live .ar \¢ ! ‘| i : i? ‘ : s}er? = - ally moepiyads ed “with hore tliat ie eey ern) times 4 ‘ . t 9 i I 6 j ° " ' f 20 | * Who Were cured) bw the Lb t, i. . »? , , ‘h them’? They are the post tuiport- vee : , ; ’ , ‘ fl . Pet ’ we a? oe Tl consider Dr. Lew i Pcuught sight of t} 1. Cn Them hey are , id . Bt tet - 1 “a — and eguate thuei:. hp on ‘73 lent eoud tot have bean den The antorrans of the body, Oreause the | ' thee - ' i ete mele mop Ret Nl ll ews mari t " wi ‘ ‘ i a . " oue ‘ ‘ | P = i an bea ij* . | enacts ge engee " " 1) ; as not going at an Dienie) gate af blood coustantly is pussing th i igh | | ; T + : thern ali my mri a riige tpt The. are . os} oor r. at . 7 ’ j ge ‘\ ‘ iJ if ‘ ‘ . ae ‘ \\ \4 I. tr *. P oe i eoled . aa ; ‘ , ‘¢ ? in j ! q* ry Pha? ord ry apetoesart e ‘ ae? 8 . $3.00 promise « ‘ GEORGE A RUE RELMAN, In face we niwas > i 0 , a ppp mi a ran ghar eben Sp and the in- neswiccted the ni spreads, then Cutlhes , ] te “ve ry trevatele Pica ; fe, peru FY - “ft wl ' ! Trait re hed Full Set of leeth red Woman removed, but she “wal before . ' , _ . ' : , ' nie “ity Lisy ensary wis rest yed Tei ageiat “ Diseane prem ticapes death ' Het . ith a , - ‘ rr ery . é it D4 D. ; rise . sails . ' ' bot “ -' ‘j Bridgework, per tooth $2.30 ie ? y Ds ery was renched. na backache, pain® George Melee mer, ! ne Pane : BM hetoln' ees Fee | } ebtare. tc a -,soenter. Gold Crowns, 22k $2.50 undreds of other testimon- dark urine, headache : Seid = oe Pst APOULS PRET A Stinwacil ss nea: : ty lals b view » youhave any ofthese eur’ ' , : “ys Biba . : *s wii . ; ! —— . -* ' t ri : Sils er i illings 256 =" = seen at wee office. AN ASSOCIATE OF LINCOLN are, youre ! ion may be serious, . = ae at a ere thet firm ft ver | the “Safence +4. » 7 ry rd ' ee bes A’) w ork guaranteed for Sal Don't experimeat, but get the best remedy. % o ; 1 }* “6 or. ’ is eh) j ’ ove ? ie ( ? ' io we - I 4 ria] , ’ ~« rydy , ae , rare 1’ ' tiveivy neo ? lel ner! ine io atic Rtentiats ar “im ) sia marrie ts | ey year Painig any ©? cur opera- Remember, ! guarantee to cure tions Teeth extract miutely without peia. your Thomas Lewis Passes Away at the Ad- Dr. HOLTIN'S KIDNEY TABLETS. ne ag 7 a Ron tek ta the Neue: eee ’ ‘collection of hin eo etn | s neat alone tn tho world, this. she defied to fated with ¢hiew as cocsusen | DIAMOND DENTAL PARLORS vanced Age of 92, After an These little health tablets have saved hun- 2 : Eventful Life. dreads of hives and may save yours They se } ron, ; sa lenyy YN ' T} ' jiase ft? were 3 Priel ’ the prescription of a practicing physician, any rej part we at Mt We ; . re row ry etiam aewccb ie ; . tele are svaratteedin a’ diseases of the kidneve re ise ' | 606 OLIVE ST. Street Satrages KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 3— Thomas] “and biadder, Don't be deceived by substitutes |)” ™ as EL on. tha; , tn, beeealites nfo , thatcrea hed her | SCHOOLS AND COLLEWVES. . Lu Wis ane a law Ae! te af ee but get the gcnulne ' Ss P ' us free of pain, without detention | Lincoin. died at the hom. so tsp aren vg Aes i ominehav Tt. mort ‘ ig rth (urolina @&he is HOLTIY CHEZICAL CO. 8 Maiden Lane, KK. ¥, | = pig ~ a rote { buwk is wna ig, foe at wee a ST, LOUIS SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS . (4) to the Pedt-PDispat ? from business, and ask for to-das 19th aad Lecust Streets. Mr. Lewis wae born at Rasking Ride . Fer Sale be the bellowing l'ruggists ‘ww BH .tm) fer Term t*ree ewer gener week @5.00@ y ’ la . “ga9 ‘ . . > ° \ . - i? i ee? . »*) ’ ‘ ., NO PAY UNTI ao _ aap practiced Taw at Spring- i V eJORNSOON, Mapager, SIS thlive. JUDGE na Ter + AY ' held from IS) to Is92 lie was one f the rot bit, Revenue . ay i re : area. : . ° - >a + | sbpe Purtich's FREE HAND. Abe Htrhe ; he B promoters of the Sangamon & Alton Road Rreseway aa RIEDEMW ALIS stow ; . l a Seidel wn ioe , oS, rreat fer { rr irt] foot Mee biaNte 4] Poh AWA ENE, , i DPDLING y nc osing 2 cents will send and was PPubiie Administrator for ears ‘ , 4 aa iain neh ty bay A T » 4 “Vernor tre of : . oe te pone Maur ‘ ye ne laerse Sangam (‘ou , ST . . ' . indo : : you my new booklet on Rupture, | 2°2F men County. LHe was one of the YW nth: and bin a icainae Hoinridestoten, i A , , a ag) ° 3} rl) KRenh. foundera of Spmngfie'd Sid) for the arreat' of Furti - - of , : theetnut Tih es eer e? tO-12, 2-4. Sundays, 10-12 | owned & ors in the hb fa hiva cunt PRIELINGS DORE. 2 rome it emi Jas chris Primary, Secondary er Tertiery Bieod Poison | ) 7 Mr Lew « Miother j dy ght KRAILTWAPSSER DR te tt esta’ azzi and Saieng | , ni * Homes Permanently Cored Yee cae bs irea'ed at beome eater | A Pertinent Query. TRAY Teta FOR sarast’. If you have takes mercery, lediée » ' Fs the New York W ' the ce-ebrated Capt. Gauin MecCoy of! THUMSER 1 Russe! WEINSHERG. Marion eden te sam? Cou 8, . s . . _* . 5 7 . —_ : “ota ‘ ’ mms a ‘ee ‘*;,> : ; i orset Comanty N J.. val y | and , CKErT “ eatnnt KAT. ' “ee Wo Newt | @04 stlil bave aches aad psias, Meces Patches ta Meow, | ey oe WY. 8. sSieeeT. Acticr 1 2° hl SCC Jin Grows, | your wife leave? MR. SPRAGUE SAYS Fracowos be . ‘= a. Cook REemeDY Co. Toothache! : oothac ‘ . » Helfensteller The Delicatessen served errough coffee jast , SE AaE VILLE, rtd. Wrens Seidel, ’ Phi! Lanter 1437 Teaple leoge, Ml. , ter year to Hvat a war vessel. 11001 W. Maja. KEMIT'S Mate end REL 'S, Charlies Bu kel, Jul Grossenhelder, Re: 560. oe. Sma ey the io Go to the New York Dental rooms, corner ; ; pring. Henry Stickel, W. Alwena, (B> worst cases te 18 te 35 days. WO-page Book Pree Broadway and Olive. Entrance 8 Oliva mae ; - Sow ee Oe eS

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—-FEBRUARY 4, 1906. . - : | the river.) It has been tn use 28 years and has proved em- i ee — See ee, ATOH. ie tater Westie Fora'e| > COST OF A COURTSHIP MANY HEAR BRYAN WILL RETURN 10 constructing and enlarging the plant during $0 years, including PUBLISHED BY the digging of canals, has been $7,334,000, ~ ' T) : > . Week Day Issue, on All Trains . ..... Two Cents | #nd the Chicago River would have remained navigable. CLAIM WAS FOR $250. ra, rads Bolters Have Decided Sunday Issue, at all places in or out of St. Lonis Five Cents In: view of the developments of the last few days, Chicago a ' aig : \e tto € | f » . i . may vet come t S senses and conclude to ndop is syste /TT ) =e : -. : AO 0) e . Delivered by arrier in St. Louis and Suburbs, ‘ — to ite senses and conclude to adopt thi system. WITH THE She Received Onity $1 for Furnishing Distinguished Nebraskan Entertained ? Hes | Week Day and Sunday, per week . . . . Eleven Cents It would certainly be cheaper than to dredge the Chicago Do D Hy , 5 : ; River, and, possibly, after all to be finally compelled to aban- ST- ISPATCH MORISTS. Room, Fuel and Light fer at Holyoke, Mass., by the | TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS. don the canal oy the Federal authorities because of interstate sl ua the Lovers. Bryan Club. THEY LAUGH AT Mi 3 HAWES, BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. and national complications. — | -————--_______ ...@ @ @—___. iieiieeinensatahi | -- ~——-- - : Daily and Sunday,1 year $6.00 | Delivered by Carrier in Towns The Weehineton Post has a standine- leat on the 4t Louleat en, Om the sunny South: , ; : re eS i. ae | ‘ : Daily and Sunday, 6mos. 3.00 Outside of St. Louis: mule trade. If the Post aero se sete a iss iad “al my “Florida,” sought she BK eit he 7828 5/7 R Ee inthe - - vie ' : IN THEIR OPINION BUTLER RUNS Daily and Sunday, 1 mo. .60 Per Week . . . 16 Cents | Jouis to size up the business of this city in all branches and | eh Pape ge tape : | reli : THE COMMITTEE. GBunday,ivear.... Per Month. . . GQ Cents enart whe ae ; at errisda hands yrs And her cheeks we! v, ’ Peep ‘hat h should s. * it wonld digeover tnat ts joke ites, i Sunday, 6 months. . . | Week Day only, rather a joke on ite-If than up euie : ae 4 ee wa la 2 r M.S. Had: | : | Be ed ito 32 Pages . Sc 410 to W) Pages . a AWN cote; ent and insane attenyt « \\ 2 CNR Iesimmeet!’ vy fainted essie : - ‘is . esate sao + ; a ae , nl Arvhile in Democratic Outside the Unite 1 States, Can: ia and Mexico, i Tartar to override the utits Sea SRG a ee a Pi : pater yar xe , te cuted ieuige > —o aya - 44 .) Hweins . Woubie the Above Kates ‘Mat Sinia fe toreouten " poe : ib dt ’ ms SS AAG There - het = dai . ints : make himecl? Chaove rriey i ‘ vf rie filre > . 4 ‘ ‘ Rell. Kinloch. tried tid cope Tce that body and ” r) : which paneer Business Office . Main 664and 665 A 6i6B and AGM | -igg Nic ambition. i Bik te Maeed demanii es Edito ial Rooms Mair: 19029 ae tel 11 ‘ é: ° . ‘o5.” “ wed : a ee , Ba iages' ig clea Splat Tks 3 vei field at S:48. at a inlA Kalani e's , aid whl return to y a. at 1Z lis cuse is mor Mean it, Why. certainiv' lic nie! ov Po avai (Oe > where carriage: ere i bole ROE T nsssheriee a? Athy seas is mace on mts the lttle town I came from— , . oy 3 went to ti , the on. oendet. he gig . 2 ae * tnember OE hit aaa eet ed 08 ' hundree] r! attended t | pes Seat eee er v takes mae ' * bbe ira-ly side, — = " Rexwlimnar i! ney. Mon re, ‘Orth Sepak yt! Ate evant tiie 4 a? of “29 ereruet Cite rhe ge s hotings else The Post-Dispateh Poet. ried ot he . “a “ares .? Poor : ite . a? gpi- : =o p " P . tity see « r) ‘ a ; } j ; ; . sentm to LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. nt te make. a grievan-e to ventilate, fifer- ‘ erection egally their case is clear and perfect The laws, ~pri surprise, , under which they act may be bad, but are binding until re- BWORN AVERAGE pealed, CIRCULATION () . *y* . . . . . CHE existence and prey business 1?) the ene Ltive office. ble iS at | SUNDAY: POST DISPATCH mere usurper and law-breaker. If his friends do not dictaiee 4 - to be held particeps criminis with him, they will el Republicans would do well to stop Mr. Taylor in his crazy natn og ve or a subject of general interest ¢ te ath Wh a "ee 6] Sos Eas ES "I GMaED AT HIS. RECEPTION|KILLED BY A HUGE BOULDER) latters from persons see hing @etupiorinent } ~ 1] t ' i ry ‘ T. A. Franklin an O'd Mining Operator Rinine cee Guan tea Crushed to Death Near Webb u agmbriaton,. ani. | ihpieery be g.teu place in this column.) Dr. Leyds Continues to Ee the Chief Topic of Discussion at the POR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF their support and co-cperate with the Democrats in re-estab- lishing peace and order. 0 Editor of the Post-Dispatch ———=18939>—> aennisepltiebiiticities January ..-.. 93,756 ! July ... 105,933 Cripple Creek’s Stan ding.—Ten years ago there was no such |) Te#d in the papers that nt, ere ee fave an entertalument in New York and ye I ge 7! , j vol . tha it e-4 " tj ‘ th I town on the map as Cripple Creek. Co] Wipe j {y > n > February .... 95,597 | August ..... 109,955 Col Wipe tt off the map | roctreg the ‘Absent Minded Beggar.’ wh 3 | | sue, y : & 4 to-day and Its obliteration would be felt. not only by the | co it Ain At ent Minded Beggar,’ which EBRLIN, Feb. . eo dipdomatl 5 os ee de er - . oS SERPN maty at) . Was cobliy Frewelved, and that the British Pr» on if, no ood n ‘ agent of t rams tt, bit tov Tee ft 3 oy este | » ie ahd i 113.401 State of Colorado, but by the entire United States. The rea- }wolors Were displayed, it belmg provle- April eeeciee _ 109,809 October ite 121,781 gon is found in the fact that the output of mineral wealth matical] >) Would have happened had Chief t rd yas } 7 er? Tie + Pird plant ar Seay ...-4..-...111,903 November... 130,193 from the Cripple Creek mines for 1900, if it continues propor- | Wh; fee petal of thie cewesin ane cers of the Briti a he “ seal , Se sistnienl +e oe , rhey ss ‘ ‘ arae . m on ° ‘ . y . . ‘ ne! P| ¢i¢) 4 . ’ as ate | . a>? ‘, ; r 1, ‘ is - ? June......... 109,016 ' December... 142,165 tlonately with the output for the month of January, will be ‘ such an expression? If Mrs. Langiry | the warmth of | ecepiion. and the in- | 4S** Shvedithe Plage mini es msiovee =e popular UxLke of Bradyism in $30,000,000. All of Which goes to show that the sianding of a . Oo Wave the tlag she had as much | terest taken in ti: ax, Which Is the 4 FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER a Say a: pi pate Mi igr) ‘ , > . a? ane ¢h + : oe Il : ‘ Pu.sory January, 1900 | oie 142,344 city can not be estimated by its age; in which respect cities right to do so as Lhe peapie M sen bake 5 ae ir tense ore ee ar Jiowin oteie aie Jefferson (© ; . os © lee ; f ; ) _. . , ~ } +, se © a 1s ‘aa . * by . rr , , , ¢ . - Yy * ’ " ‘ ry “th re aw : +» ~q@-> The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- ee nos Siket erent, flax is flaunted. There 1s no flag on the face} Dr. Leyds, the corresponden liahly | Harry Milner, Colored Sentenced to $9 | crowd, jecause of the wishes of the Gove ‘ > co of the are y tit has had more honorable | !nformed, had another ling conference wit} Years in Penitentiary. ofma fleht ar ne thoy wes “ye Hietine a Ory attached to it than t} sngiish fii ait ; lee: th ; neh 4 pas pe or halal : ' . , oy «gy eee . oa Count von Buelow, ac nisl ' Special to tu6 Post-Dispatch asked him to tnfluence his « ommitteeman tising with the distinct and unequivocal o s 8 q , GROWTH OF >t. LOUIS BUSINESS. and that is wpat causes the malice an! of . , -_ , vy of mations. To-day that flag 1s not | @'8" Affairs, yesterday at the Foreign Uf- QUINCY, Wi, Feb. 3—Harry Milner, | tieir fave rhiey say he told them he . : . ’ " . “Ub { © fo see the ¢hovernor first, and | ] this it r.tnem w: Iirady, when ther e107 ’ , sa 7) ri ptas t tu sibility for Hiugh bo? nos , bs ‘ . ah ae > " iat guarantee that it has a larger bona-fide paid cir- The Sistah teaeandl ‘teih than Wieotiaiaia ee en . . . F * " Ss ae } io . } r . on. , ‘ + . . v - . . j ‘ } . culation, Sunday or daily, inthe City of St. Louis Aes? wedotien xchange showing | fleh'ing one country, but all the wor!d fice. Dr. Leyds refused to make any state- | colored, at one time an employe at Des- 1+ - show down came 1} ; . ’ ru 4 i 24 ‘ "Towa retraa?l Son Y Masres . oe = - wee y — . hs , mesa Lh and its suburbs thah any two other morn- | ing increase ‘ f St. Louis business. aba _ ti>. one ’ mere are a great many English, Scotch, | commercial representati\ tpegeee Piya o ae wey ‘ ee ' ' ing or evening newspapers combined. =~ In 1899 the eustbound tonnage was 4,814,136; in 1898 it was| Welsh and eome Irich In thiccountes tact twh a ee” , in the Twenty-fourth Infantry, U. S. A. | tton, said . , . ee Sonne mn Iri h in this country taat [| who Is Bow in Holland, sine was to-day found guilty of the murder of im seems to me that the othe id sa BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI nT renee OF COC. Se) Gone. erie eve, all thelr sympathy to phe }eummoned to Berlin. where 4 Hil] George Williams, colored, at a _conechmen’s| not win such oes vhekoae - , "=O ge Lngliish people and : hei oe nt iv thentic tho ‘ , ; pal a ees ‘tence oe wate 4 »' Md ctory 4 . In 1899 the westbound tonnage was 6,659,621: in 1898 it was in iad “gg and ihe gON STREET give authen i informat! n fh ball, May 0. He was sentenced to 30 years , » administration, the 5,984,533 increa f 665,088 ¢ ) oie ato s mot misied {n the least as to | number of commercial details touching up- in penitentiary ‘e ut ll other favorable influences , M5F,000, Al INCrease « De, ons, the feeling in this country, for the news| on Transvaal imports and exports > ” gteaicesensninanoguntaiinantatlitiimedines : AEP these Se aenten ta, e One ef the eight largest Sunday nowepapers in the The total of rail and river tonnage received in 1899 was from) fon lon csavs they think that % per From a good source {ft ts le irned that) a AN KPPROPRIATION jority can” Ge ooutiaa that LP 4 United States. 15,212,482, against 13,469,485 in 1898; shipped ISYY9 8,469,593 we against them. I wroce and toid pnember of lewling German industrials in INDi . or immesHate use in attaining cont 1 oe Ce oat ee alae ee ee re ie Tae on rocent Was nearer the mark. If [machinery aid other branches met at the : fr ernie? it rhe have had al ceive « inform: ’ te ; oon 1 ; te : me Supremac) ss prec tal WILLIAM GOEBEL } igures like these tell thetr ow n story. The row th of busi. a — ere } if mM mig \? NAVE hada I t n id inf mn att ‘ si e «sph. day resums 1 the « onsideration of th Lt thf sin ie es Hutler absolutely poral ‘ 3 , “ ate - ' Wee yr re name ir MW ir scluringe the je aooyve | 1! ‘it fod. , erme appropriation bill. Wien the biouse roles t ' Sena heal, nce of Ho oa ; » ness is rapid end substantial. r ; :; lav fs 9 fewel ment helievee that si ) dian appro} in f power and Willlam Goebel, by decision of the Legislature Governor of meen ‘a aula 2° ENal [SH ey uM ‘NS cia tnd, Set ee de Mi Heh adjourned yesterday there Was pending = (ry finery tens members of the ; - . 4 f X\. $4 Sista > A SA Ne si ~ ir} is dgeclded, t | . lies . papenee: au e — “ ° . ' Ons > ere a - . . - : = The election law which he procured was objectionable as al °f ‘Ate. but they are also at work in great numbers in Europe, the Ed ° orn il eum 2 4ete arn : . ‘ ninnimnt See oe —o oe eS ae voint of order dd hee “Alsen bette fhe » the o rr side tutie of tt partisan contrivance designed to accomplish partisan ends. | ™ here American pty es ng ver much interesting experi : ai oon “Pro. of Attrition rATHER AND) CON ACCUSED in rdet Berto ‘ir witeen ay ew “ee sid x iy a - “ae es - — etw - le . es . is - : Ph res ; re rent } 2) ‘ . re ner nu, ¢ t i “4 at ‘ 4,4) } ; | . “Pp . 7 : ‘ = tC eon), ‘ } «ri I ‘ a) i ai / h 0 4 , pie ‘k gore king he at = Keure I an : ' i A ; t si Wi r ? ‘ ° . C. q th 7 ‘ e the amename Pit, amusing to hear Mr Hiawes talk about and his fame can never be cleared of this reproach. er were COUUNNUEIES WEN = uropean thipves, the Amer- | | of " wale ce | ) I jJurif f ! *¢ Hi ‘ss ‘ishi “ , i maine i neo " : ig eee . . lrbue- his argument Thittee eri ripe thes urbMfication of eity peolf- ican abroad is doubtless wishing he had remained at home. ope Your arts! will keep up his splen- Three Members of the Kendall Family a gop Mowe be Pio feeent 1.41 K ¥ 3 doing. A few years ago he shot and killed a rival, but was io pone st tee ! hat: dain: Charged With Murdering ay — Dit ? AT ores . i " " "ere amy ‘ a *) sae. = acquitted on good grounds. In that affair he was neither bet- 2 “5 sac > Min OW j r the e copryyecs oe - sign gress bee nat 4 mt anv further oontes — > ’ - ' }é j Yt “~ igh Cu ‘ A oa of London houses are vacant. Tae Boer war has fut St. Louis Whe ha marcny ou no va obje Vv tucky breeds violent men of violent deeds. and Goebel was | changed a condition of prosperity to one of duliness and decay. | y , (es ide th res mas i}? oK ' are rR NE ty "nder bill he said, over 2 Indian | throwuseth St louie laet night on his way not so blamewothy in this respect as many whos , make an indelible Impression on young NICHOLASVILLE, Y., Feb. 3.--The | ehitdren | ne oN | mn Cy. te ae s Sh ; aT ose standing roposing to Spend millions | mitted that his visit to Chicago had to do Poutenm-. ou moys SEM Ne trom echo vesterday ion of far distant people, with the dratfnage eanal case, but he did The charges of personal dishonor originated in a political | men. ade wera the March t¢ f fat ' fet eor ; ; og e March term of the C uit «’ourt to an- [these wards of the nation tecause of a Tan- — ° c'**t) li ra = . ‘wre ’ > , —_—— ———_——_ _- — - o> & & —_—__——__ —__-— -— ~ ‘ eit ’ yy ) 4 ) Campaign of exceptional Litterness They were chiefly the J i {3 he eR swer thd charge of murie! Sivene (ua. i tastivcal ides ao doing We might David A. Rall of F ike County, enndétiate . on at dais , for Cyovernor the «tty yesterday. : ley ' *% is ; “aX j » ] . a 2 ‘ , : . ‘ : . : j . , ‘ a ae . . ‘ ‘ , “ . aii ijé m 4 rk: sas him wAsK thie aorie ik VV h ’ el a] Te rmine d to like tate the State is net to ha, = the “ 1mne rights and pr YN yh vies Hs stiutes ul- Auswer ‘oO an Individualist. Pe lo Work «ry 4s @mdiy cing he was brought by the bullet of a part\san assassin his ut- ve : they uld fellow t in ; ly Seb. 3 Sait! beet a}: ‘ider «© Dpopemeetemaa , : is highly inconsistant Hle had all the militia at his com- aa ihe se ab ng ag dance eke. rt tae oe penal ‘i toed. tae test tO ps 7 me ; aeptrations, , . er as ' sf “J i ‘ ‘ ; ‘enir. =" ts , | migeatiy? ‘ i’ - si. : : : ‘ ~ a . ° sia, fr . to, Veet Tt toy 3 _* nim fel excited followers were adroirable, ‘ nie) os ! nl : Vel ws : nel 4 > . r 4 ; P Ll ie te Weblite trinivy have , iT) l tem~tecd L gmacie » ‘ "8 ay ir a ' It i4 poesible that the rmomeoval of the n from the mourtains. He knows why Dc taal OEP oka cont Dye toa oh oe : CRE ae : ‘ ein a tion: r , , ; i3- ational enefit. las ) owde n Coal great war to prevent secession and slavery if all our new ly Sele, Facade . hited Ceblarpy atria s Coan SELECLE S010) AG eree Fees i! rt . AN = nef ‘ Premature Blast of : | " | 7 } ' r : ,#F _ Jerse Lan ) Heraid | , Shaft Results in the Death of ne netrese an May, Whe Is Just now the fad of the music is tuo be permitted in our colonia! possessions”? hal! habhitues, Is «ul ‘ted AS Sfuying that her only principle in i This, of Couree, is no principle. B : ‘ . ; i l § . . > 7 . » oe 9 programine \nd as ss i: tN ty be considered a sassination and the herrilie tui ; ‘ ans a revriamime ’ > a " > é ‘ ; : will be found very tire- they read United States news at all they will ce | oo Oom Paul's rive ' the FF mak anj «! ai ' Even with the means and appetite of a Cresus the available Na ae ae ile: ss oe C Met 50 ’ others ere boatiy Injured Variety of vinuds and drinks is. soon exbausted. And no one ) : :' > be ; | It is announced from Washington that Mero Meikintes tikes “7 ahi ry Rie rpatee rte hand : a rm the aouth- ' ss, Sot gi I pra't:« wt) ~~ 50 Bias ’ ape ie St ! . il he &enee : hats : : Mise May will seon come te the end of such a acheme of Pane : “dot , | aaa ¢ . eS pasch en tht oe ee wemcsnen? The fate of thousdnds who have car-| °° Protected patriots Whose products recipre Vier | tat he wil 4! Vn lave cal - at he wil lose upon the free list: thing peed every time , Hie Sibrad, on. i a »* . , .* , i ch , " er — OF } » idee ' ’ - nm? / hy Mies May's friends should induce her to join a Ruskin Club till ; tines 3h wyary via M Kaun ) i it poremmattte of pow ler caused the and gw throvue) a course of reading. She may vet lee saved. Hiow could Joln Bull « Xproet the 2 eee : ' - sders - oe rie onilect feor einen P maciiifice If the Britien soldier were not an “absent-minded beggar’ ee ee Named UY OUT Queer GINNES aes ye . eRe -_ | ; — eee Woman's: Wrones ae : r@ not f ? her vf R ted Dead at " ere » | se ffers We have great reason to be thankful that our Filipine allies, ;). - tent , Y lie lt rtieul: erritory conquered and annexed by the United States ce lie | a part.cul : ] e A l \ ) j ta sell it y } opposed the Judea f ricer of St. Josneh was dr oeorr , riers ' , ;, ree ) , ' ' amendment of the greet , from the it ‘ mruptine irotluse tT) Pr M mt, probably all, t he Se ready in the ] mion, Wwe nave certainly perme hed jmperialisin. = of the Prove! Irisy ateh ™ 2 caine tit it possible ‘ tei =. i " : ) a’ , tract sehools an lat that polley should ate | Hh. se During the last days of bis , | nel A> , bv aA t the re . wee a “ gue aan a terances Were models of cain wisdom. His cor . ba | is counsels to Ais] mand, but preferred the services of the notorious desperadoes wlth per writ I ins of Mississl; ik 9 3 . } ' : rem ‘. 12 ‘hh CUNSLitlition f Zicmt OOP uunmcler the Piecing ’ ; : ; . ' - . " carn] ‘e Jidge Spencer @ ‘Peaceful solution of Kentucky's troubles. It should lorimas to have the ordinary privileg s of trad. enjoyed my every With puart of th I nite] & . , . rite estates remaining out o J i x of the Union, issih iy time is worth 8 cents an ho hich, }pemeen tt ohh le a oe} ma were | + late 1 A TRESOME FROGRAM ine (OGRAMME acauired territory is to be kept out of the Union and slavery ia mae Ot de ene bel Ae : athh ute See oe ak ee a mm | nemsrre asics meres t | OW, L thie A iliiiiznes Ora Oh ons 1 inte the sum of Suen for the Thomas Evans, life is te eat, urink and, if possi . ’ : ; Ssible ’ ’ on » —er , : yy le, du what she likes. What will the uncivilized Lilipinos say to the Kentucky as- some. me Tinthed | eae: , . 1, niner.] iife hi skip the news from RKentucny : one fi ; t 4 life and of the x war.t | at « 7 ; , fume y, who in civilized life can do as he likes. that reciprocity is the best way te bulld up trad \ atsuy (Pour stiles he fot ther pu ' the ' , , n he at thee as €) ' vVerrniathomal im it ‘Mportance and th : " er. wih weotking thy same ried out this shallow programe is sufficient answer. - vis = ; a , ; : “i ee | | : \ , ‘1's Cob {Hib ee ee Ce sympathize with him in the «lestis On oof other peje ; “ Cts TEA! ‘- J ; ‘yeah “a 1 ae et Petpet af ft] 1 pre ALIST ; ‘asia sbi stoi. ‘Sie © “4 | NATUR . Sti. . | | ‘. ¥ | WELL KNOWN . he would certainly cut loose from the decayed aristocracy that big GH rx: a i itTros> ‘i CUGHT BY THE PLANTERS. Rare ee eet ried, en ere: Pht Teemegy reaped pomevarye ut 7 rh Galveston, Tex. “-%&oo-— ——_—_-—_.. a lr y ’ ws ee tlrers iy WORSE EVEN THAN ERIBERY $3 : : . ee : satred ererfarr tii Th See LT , sag , : = jbliad ail id. ? at phe than the finding of positive proof that he did brihe legislators | Britain expect te overcome any | } ere l i t! Reevtie roeity to their foes as bs th ra Pidae t a | li tie? , Ded, 2 _ r 2 , | | | : ; af ‘ 7 ed 8 " ‘i " | 3 | | ) Kv “we given in le investigation 8 ; = : — > ery >attled farmets said 1 “e 7 sae siet m a ee at ‘ie ae | al oichiad that such a result may be the final ~ cowl ry peeammg soo: us edie gg sar ene wee * . Brot \ ; or 7 | one : | | 1 | ee ! te , “ eee Tt ee a ~~ - : ee ast seep That there has been a deadly rivalry betw een Senator Clark POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. rian! laws |} t «4 y re Pie Sek ol, A 1 r . % me ae | ne ae uT Pu s. _— ; Institution Owned by James Stinsoa and Marcus laly for years is now known to the world : 3 . ad * - a . a duck ‘a bree ue oie i Sten D Val.- where ; as 1 of hum ) cf Chicago. That each whould. therefore, do everything possible to but Mr. Bull. in his effort to capture the B oerjan [iis : meigers. f awoken thes a ETN : Sena: Stinson's Strip or defeat the other is not to be wondered at. But that| up a mountain of taxation. are re itd bi y LOCATIN 5. ANEW BrEWERY | * rect pon Tipe cine fou Pee on ag ny [ . rient one Man, in his efforts to injure a rival, should not Only stoop Why is the cuckoo press semua ' Peed tal 3 | 3 re S 86 ;' " : | preaca from : ¥ oe | e — "7 re will to crime himeeilf, but should make criminals of others RS ig : ve sew te only one persor os 1 i r ' , her ris : . Louis py lo Representatives } is an | inte ‘ a : ; sé ae eo ‘ of xk jn owned thing that the American people, patient politieally ie tatlinin Mr. t igre . , . | : — pe Hiize.| Said to P SS: Jos ph, Mo. Met , | = A, we mt "' Tha ' a) : ne te aole charged with being. cannot understand. . . | | | 7 | | Aa At : * 2 | ” le If it stall be proved, therefore. that an effort has been made tO unbFeat Senawor Clark by perjured testim: ny, not only should such perjurers be bunished to the extreme penalts of the law, but aleo the man who Was the originator and prime Unele Sam should open a reerulfting © fflee in th, eemtu : AE ede we gie | : | 7 | factor in the (ase. : mountains If our expansion wa are to continue, the Nha- | She f not. eat ron sel vat . | rt und) she ts = Ms a . Se a Tee, | bitual shooters of that region, «nleted tn the urniy wil! te of ‘- FN on, - eat Gib Fi | rt : sal | | | a ; a 3 . ~ * gi: 7 Re ; \ bia ane » dye tris t ever sone 8 -_ warmly re ved by @ -_-- acta tt dba . [ . (ite. ae a : rest . orir.s , , < . ' ; ast niaht ’ ‘a : “as . , —_ : ; : - ee <a ‘ : This. system consists in pumping the seware upon outlying ¢ertising. The Sunday Post-Dispaten is indeed a caisy |; satisfying way. It a cold day when, cowardly met} ‘7 . tekeeo| Jyis are + OO ee eee oe | he ie ee ee ty farma, from which the purified water #@ aliewed to return to ways than ole. : ear o gets left, perhaps ‘old fay shows the «te sperate se shah. aa big i. . ome Ss ¥ : : rh @lhcens B. ‘ — . ne will reprerent the ae ; ? ‘as i.» : in 4 ips ache be . : . aa Ls ‘ , pri i= “ ne ex n ifs s* tite brerivem, ¢ tL : tat Up Occasionally in this latitud have «aeainet him by the KRepudlicana. | iiampered : - ’ ad ‘Sape Glardeay, ‘Ma vient 02 80 om Seo se ‘ 1 i * "+ ’ ERS AT OR aS Sad es ra

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——— ee ~~ 7. =. = eet ert ad se ae i i at i PR ry TT eRe = eye SUNDAY NMORNING—ST. LOUIS POST -DISPA TCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. 18° ——EEE ," "s NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. 7 WERE HIRED T “SWEAR FALSELI Witnesses Who Were Brought to Unseat Clark. MONTANA SENATORIAL CASE DEVELOPS A MOST DISGRACEFUL CONSPIRACY. Criminal Charges Made Before the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections—What the Wit- nesses Said in Their Tes- timony. 2.—The Senate and Flections gave WASHINGTON, Feb. Committees on Privilege @lmeost the entire dev te hearing the testi- mony of Benjamin tHili and L. Il. Wrigat. tn ite investig ition of the « Mmarzes agauitst Genator Clark Montana, They were Galied by the defense, although hack come tO Waslingion at the instance of the Memoriaitsta. Both testified that they had been engaged to make affidavits against Mr. (lark; that they were paid for them, Qffidavius were false. oth had been tn Helena during the eit- ting the Legisiature as Mr. Clark's friends, and both suid their expenses had Been paid there Hil claimed that Camp- Bell and Whiteside had. assisted him in ao” they of Minsh had p Hill time Amon That : binati { Was s never Hi)) for | Whe ' Campbell different tf the witness had also give sation with he money Side had said: “We have nos th Waé to have and that Rector had also told hi testimon all and Cowen with Congressman and Whiteside. He said they hem various sums of money at mes. said ha had told Campbell Cowen's affidavit era who had given him money. said, was Mr. Tuohy of Butte man had given him $8260 an! mmoney to others of his com- Hiil suid that from his conver- Campbell and Whiteside he atiefied Marcus Daly was puttin up for the prosecution. White- ald ¢t at that K Oth gentle on. pecific amount, but Marcus limits Das said that Rector, one of the witnesses © prosecution, had told him that he $00 for coming to Washington, m that his us ?, Was not true. fill retired Congressman Campbe!}] *n requested that he be sworn, saying that if ith Ww eco ‘ sh Che ‘ Couns ment him ing dl “qv in pon pay I hot too wet Was being made tuo prise espec] | cepted and that that true ado ay Hill } | and that the/| untrue. Other witnesees of the Shanahan Helen to cor resentative Normevile, ‘they had approached him | gestio for latter’s statement (fered him money to co absolutely untrue. tulked with I sm entire dav “writer, in a back room, Cictatinge the ment, and that he (Campbell) had not been the room half Hie admitted payine drafts for $30, for sald t them Mr. mmittee considered Lyons’, Hill's, and ‘Tight’s statements true. he was unfit to tego ee Aas counsel in the cage. Th , He thoughre opportunity to expiain. to explain, as him two be ould have an ‘oOmMmmittee allowed i, but did net bell first omas KE. that him require took up the state- Lyons, and sald the he (Campbell) had was sworn. «"am of T Hill's affidavit he dented hav- Ctated it, saving that Hill had spent: with his (Campbell's) type- state. the day. made secretary, to and Minshall. time he had of the men AAT an heur during himself by his private affidavits by Wricht that at the me tha’ the test*nony not be use l. Campbell said he had emploved at the truth of a rumorthsat a: have Air. Witte ~ . through one Polk; desired to have Hill opened patd Hil! Was CC that e | ally intere was not ali Mmonev kel, por aftllavit it he had ivthing that 1ad told him his dav were Barney of Butte and John surns a, who were pit on bys itradict the statement of ta the wit! Sluaw Senate. ret the that he could Clark for TN) for The two Gictajing h.s affiduwvit and that they knew | Witnesses agreed that Normoyle yeah: 1 we it contained in it to be falsa Wilhosses agrecd in a etate- Ment that several witnesses, including themselves, had agreed after giving their efiidavita, nut to testify in the Wellcome Gisbarment case until they should get More money, $l apiece, but Hil) aaid that Campbe. had tom him that he would not Gare pay lim befere he should gu on the Stand, because of the use Ciark would m Of the fact if he should Deoume acquainted with it. Mr, Campbell made a etatemem oontra- Gicting the assertion made by Hiil, and a.so Statements These two Was the first witness, and tes- advan like to get ces to them indicating that some money for his vote The committee then adjourned until Mon- day. ‘DINNER AT THE CAPITAL Mrs. at Specta) ' WASHINGTON, George Westinghouse the Hostess One of the Most Beautiful Teas .Ever Given in Washington. to the Post-Dispatch. Feb. 3.—The Postmas- PORT a — Outlined in —_ GREAT REQUISITE. Status as It Pleases. Chairman of the Senate Committe: Rico, has prepared a been adopted by the committee ar submitted with the bill to the day. The report atates: “The purpose of the temporary civil goVernment for to until the laws and now In that Island can Cobtinue in force Report of Senate Committee. rep rf Which Senate NeW LAWS FOR HICANS, the MAIN FEATURES OF THE BILL. CIVIL GOVERNMENT THE FIRST Other Changes Will Follow Naturally, but the Committee Thinks That Congress Has Power to Fix WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Senator Foraker, on Porto has vi will be bill is to provide at . > . mta Hi ’, or dllianeces be revised and codifled and a more permanent form of governinent be framed by a be appointed by the President ‘The The ‘essity for a character is manifest, when it Kene.aily now existing Rico are so widely different to make it impossible to do such teibigentiy and comprehensively that wider and-more accurate that can be obtained only by ditions Commission commission on & from kn Visiting LU of this onsidered of | Chat the law and judicial systems and codes the defense | of procedure as Well as the political con- Porto ours as Work In- wiinout \wledge the inn islands and studying the whoie situation ag it there exists. Because the legislation now under con- sideration is. intended to stand only tem- porarily, the committee has sought to limit to only such changes in existing conditions as appear necessary accomplish purposes which are be essential to of the island.”’ “Generally sated, ‘“First—To substitute a civil tary government. laws anu to quick.y thought to the peace and prosperity | the propositions are: for a miil- ‘Second—To accord to the native Porto icans as much participa may be for the bes: Interests of cerned to give them. “Third—To avoid as far as cal modes of tlon therein as it all con- possible radi- procedure and yet make such Mon- | ‘MAY REJECT TREATIES _~__—-—- wae — --——- C REPUBLICANS WILL NOT RATIFY RECIPROCITY NEGOTIATIONS. IN THE SENATE. OPPOSITION ductions and the Party's Plat- form Promises Are Forgotten. WASHINGTON. Fe majority in one of the last national treaties with public destined not repudiated but they will never ratifies, The convention which nhominated Pres!- dent McKiniey declared that the repeal of rie reciprocity arrangements negotiated by (he previous Republican Administration Was a national calamity and their renewal and extension were demanded. Then the Deatfort@ @ !: Protea and reciprocity measures of Republican policy “and in hand. Democratic etruck down both an tublished *rotection admission for we do not ! ool eeqytiia| Open Markets fo ,OPen Market to othe Up cdepidpesst imelusirv aiid tre Our OWN Market for ourse! | bulids up foreign trade an fer our surpius.’’ Acting upon | wre Ss. 4s pacted a recipro. ; dent forthwith (VIUN® negotiations tries. These invitations were cepied, and the result Was treaties Which were sent to ; some [sume ago. They are now before Committee on Foreign Relations. The Operation of the Finance Commilitee the consideration of the treaties, which was asked has been refused. This is not all. Senator Aldr:ch has decided that when the Foreign Relations Committee port the treaties he will move their pence to the Finance Committee, of he is the chairman. Hie takes the that they reiate entirely to being In any sense diplomatic. OSs.ensible reason. The real mot Srowing hostiiity on the part publican Senators to breaking tariff system. The reductions made in the duties on imports from the countries named in the treaties are quite radi al, ranging from 5 to W per cent. In many instances the schedules have been w:thout , ( corigeg re =* Strongest platf thie die and Sermite a forma to in he eS had twin are >> are KO h k le i’ , . > ‘ tial ’ 7 Pisadiy ground . ie ve the the Re- tne - Us down rearranged Many Interests Affected by the Re-| | | | able ' / member -¢ SMALL TALK FROM WASHINGTON Some of the Things That Are Said and Done Sy the Lawmakers and Others. Special Correspondence Sunday Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—In the present Congress over 10.0 have been cntro- duced. Of these about 7600 were Introduced in he House and about 2800 in the Senate By far the larger Proportion of them, prob- ably 3° per cent, deal with private pensions. correct of mM! liaryvy records a= fo Fe- Move charges of desertion or claims; rmMVv ated Cor otjpey tmink the (joversyument A very smia!! p: MHMrac , : its Hre ¢@) Peeper? : bilis =i bons 4" Me Titer! Take? up an immet- nm her houses, committ aire ’ ¢ ' * a S £Ry ! ‘et? udera e amount of tlio and fay in 2 th have eed ye ir 5 depends rumor of whom thev A lazvVv man Ami the hb good-humor- regort degree the if a Mo mMmmMittee to for axamination. Wil) elther weglea-t duty be unacted upon or willl re port ediv bills that do no: deserve considerat A Cons ient man of exacting will : rt unfavorably. on some \ bills that had they of wg ese part) ior ‘ved favorable con- being reported act the whims 2% man has ! _ ;*y large been given His Is ‘ritis ~ ay’? id anv ‘Onsen BOUGHT oY great whether {« Gare fe STAY A. ’ r > + + + + + + + + + + } + * + + + + axieced iv “ive an tesilfy in the Weili- san be lune, ot POO OOOO OOO00O0O0O0OOOOOL Littie, He sald he the affidavit and having and tv tives eince Represehtative W Foote, Jr., of New York, fatied of re-election. Foote was conceded to be the finest looking man in the Lower House. but the Flouse {es now denied the distinction his presence Jent, for the unapprectative constituents of the hand- some Congressman have sent 4 lees heaute- man to represent them at Washington Plainest man in elther brane rc a a ink VI >. ly ! > Dresentative Bs on modifications and alterations as are neces- sary to dispense with the miost objection- able features of Spanish government and judicial administra:ion. “Fourth—To provide a legislative ty that can deal with all aumestic wf legislation. “Fitth-—Yo extend the navigation laws of the United States to the islar 1, and enact , Such tariff, internal revenue and other pro- | Visions as are necessary to afford a revenue for the support of the government and to | Mreet thre expenses of such public instruetion and public improvemen as should be un- dertaken, and in this benalf authorize to a lienited extent the raising of funds by issuing municipal and insular bonds in an- tieipation of revenues ter-General and Mrs. Charles Emory Smith entertained the President and Mrs. McKinley ai a state dinner to-night. The German Ambassador gave a dinner comp.imentary to the Prince and Princess Livof! of St. Petersburg, who are making a prolonged visit in Washington. The I’rincess is KkKnuwn as Mile. Par.aghi, one vf the most gifted artists of Eurwpe. The Minister from Austria-Hungary and the Baroness Hengelmulier tendered an elaborate dinner to-night in honor of Mrs Jiarriet Lane Johnson. The diplomats teeter} Were the Russian Ambassador, tQe jrazilian Minister and Madame Brasil. Senator and Mrs. Foraker gave a dinner to-night to B® friends, mostiy young people, “Sixth—Tuo retire Porto Mrs, George Westinghouse was the hust- in clneu ation and substitute ess at one of the most beautiful and eiab- Uni:al States therefor orate teas ever given in Washington. The , vent h.- To) authorize great te of drawing rooms was fi.led granting of public and With choice roses” of every Variety chises ”* American Beauties, La France and Mare- . wWithfragrant lilies of the Valley and hyacinths of all shades adding 4 «divessiiy to the decorations. The table Was miagu ficentiy set with a gold service and priceiess specimens of cut glass and silver filagree. The table cover was a gor- Keous fabric of damascus silk, embroidered | revenue With great bullion letters of the cypher of At tle house, Every dainty from strawberries tion to peaches, salads, ices, wines of every show Gescription and Poi ag je toe were tT not extending & yA eel Served to the hundreds of guests. every titution to territory manufac the Siand, saying that Siivm in my hands, one of importance in soctal and official life lise which Congress Zitimate knowledge M4 Bias Ment, Woull werth $20,000 aecepted Mrs. Westinghouse's hospitality, to legislate. That it nz aone them. Ther , , , = 1 ad and it is estimated that nearly a thousand stitutional power of Vartages which are granted ad withers ald yt ee hig Tid otter uests were received from 5 to 8 this even- | extend or withhold the n iy tne importath nh of fore mde Min FO, which, however, Holl jad asked to Hag. oe Ee a} , + such cases, as it may deem advisal le, wil. | ed duties are ant - allowed to ha'd Mis. Audenreld gave a elaborate lun aie appear from the authorities he eee | The witness said '@on to-day complimentary to Miss’ Hitch- cited in support of the proposition that Daly's frends at Hele: 4 und that juat ee cok and Miss Murgaret Hitehco ‘k. daugh- Congress has constitutional! power Lo legr- | fore aetutting to W ingionm he had re- apparent knowledge of ex sting conditions. In the treaty with France. to an ex- ample, there is a reduction of per cent On all preparations of perfumery in which alcohol is the chief constituent. w hile the American manufacturer {s «:j/! compelled to pay the fall duty on the smported alco- hol used in making the same kind of prep- arations Shall firht these treaties to the ‘ald Senator Elkirs of West Wrong in pris Mae anal affidavit come disbarment Stance vf isen wliil Setary of Cuolikressinan Was tu receive giw for WW for his verbal testimuny, to be taken Mier. Hie did sign and swear tu an afi- davit, receiving 3.00 tor this service. Tne @idavii was read by Senator Faulkner, @nd it was fuii of accusations against members of the Lexzisiature, one of which Was iO ithe effect that A. J. Stee e, a triend of Senator Ciark, had given an enveiope containing $lu.v0u, tu be given to Senator yers for his vote for Mr. Clark. but that Steele had later come to him and request. @d the return of the money, saying Myers Preferred that Whitesi.e sioula jvld it. “Now, Mr. Wriaht. that affidavit true ime 7’ yator Fauikner ey Knew tt was false thade,” replied the wit- What tiiele Was In it. yelp geuarvify pollties.” Vou) sWore Lo, sug Geste! Senator Turley, amd the witness as- Bented. Ile trad on iifenmded to make the Sarmme striteen, he hal mad in his afh- Gavit if he ne on the stand, but he had refuse) Ty be ates tine $iuuy) had Bot beow pos, He testified irther ti Helena tov test.fy in the Ment case, but that he and Hessees Lada aggre: mrent n the mete Yy Was paid. The refuecd to paw him until at Cite ' il} —_—. Ask Your Dealer For It. Pure, Mellew, Wholesome. Old ScenterRye Jen Years Old. Bae Bea GRIESEDIECK CO : Di-tributers, §t. Louls. deed, when every official of the Government Who has to do with the settlement of Claims against Unele Bam does not receive at least letter from Senator Penrose, which, of course, mew that Andrews has Written ft. often the mails brings these offic: OF More requests that thev look claim of Pennsyvl- «ri vanlian The week just pases] probably Introvuction of 40 bills bw the Senator Rach represents because nearly for particular thi: eciive Perms oner i sevyen) ehall ,of iffention ! authori. subjects ars one The } bitter | grees {s irgin-7 Tre-« : ril.li- is ! e i 1 ‘ vd T; mre ‘as : foo im 6ta Sliilelietit and qgiu.asi-puble express willingness other States to follow their examole It is helieved tho he now pose@eible to se eure, in the near future, an absolutely unt. form basis for the mortality statistics of the Country. GUAM TARIFF PROCLAMATION. Duties Based Upon Phflippine Tariff With Necessary Modifications. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. -The Preatdent ved A prociumation fixing a tariff tuxes for the island of (juan, of eb Be Philippine tartff, Been Proper. by Assistant biind that buitles shall fons fathed ed with heers there the ti ieas, ‘i Nine oh ’ ility. x ° un IDN'T KNOW THE DOORKEEI PRR fe RUMents | J. Camyrtn the new representative senteti ? “ . ap . 2 rr. i? ) fon ‘ ‘ was heen bt busy through f cee ease ' t} i rni Or The prosecut on enrose gets the reputation of belng ‘ li | > ha . sliv . v I hon AS a the infunetion « removed, aD atc Ae - $y “a s reiating to thouern negmotilated = tO enter ne | war that there ts in oie P lé , ous >~ the =. of tihe® tye > heer Qined that all the ties {is tbe savs: “The questions that wave most conmcern were, first as not the eonstitution should The report the conimitte: to Whether be extended ond place, with respect eiile le ‘ ’ Os not far MORTALITY STATISTICS Will Be Easily Secured Under a New. System. | WASHINGTON, Feb 3. The report of | las Chief Statist WW \. King. in « harge fof duties anid ivi nm of the Of-{ Phe pre mat have sta de in? | “ . rests, ’ ‘ hcl Ss] Was e Wenht to ome dishar- other Wit- tify until Prosecuiion had rhe went on ide? Wwe iS enator, tut he tad ay “the third bhutise rom Mr. Stele for iy When Mr Wricht Biso of Missoula. wa ‘ts hurt meas Argentite shy af] he Was CX Rel lert "ith the objections WASHINGTON, eb. 3.—The resis has amended civil setvice rule 11 by addi: z as tfons of Porto Rico! rs rection 4 the proviso: Aft ‘And provided, further, that nothing con. this rule, or In e thereof, shali we | to pl nigh " is discretion, ent an apoointine “ ¥. St'eet in Butte served in the iif : ¥ , or “iting the produ Tt S4VSs an the ebject! done with ‘erned that Porto Rico j howe ari I ether | ia ;* r) i ry restatho! to lye in pursuns =i iv ‘ tT) lark Jaret Vir. ‘ « hy eile from promeiing a military or naval I'nited States tn the late belliion ar In the Spantsi- + ot and who &ae bonorably discharged Af othye from, who has been reinstated in the ser- y One mt it n it in wi. tO promt Viee to @ grade or position below that tk he Was separated °F a grade .» higher than that from whic), Woilar, by " RdTh todas ri its . ‘ a Word Cia dicta! It is prepared in the form of Cravone or Pen: is, smooth and flezible, aad SY Haliow a8 tu poss the closest Siricture. ee | THINK GAGE SHOULD EXPLAIN Sulzer Resolution to Investigate Gage Ays tere of the Secretary of the Interior. late according to the provisions o this Crived $29 mere and $80 incre since his ar- this evening, nearly five hundred RuUeSts ac- The bill as introduced provided free e@ if had been in \ /ata daintily appointed luncheon to-day KIV- | various grounds. was urged that: iquurs - It was inimical es I RI © | U ie E D, FOR THe BENEFIT OF SOLDIERS ses woud he a Tusil, . . nt be Them in Their Proper Line to American In @xeluded from tlm con 090ees . the ire the committee a Ké } A 55 th se Se S PCL ATS CCcor Oo YP ™ Gri. 4 in connection with the Seuatorial race ang | _— "bin van aoa 3 take Y) “in } . ) ty oa bg pe 1S . . -* - yr tue Re aus is all the more | Disscives Stricture like snow beneath the sun, reduces ENLARGED PROSTATE, been conn with ory sp hh RG ta i Niork AN Disco ered by the Chemist Fabrion, it quickly interested the great Scientist and Ii hie Pat i Gi 4 ae Uretoral Ai mi erpemre Li, 4 ( 44h Woeoutstrapped all competitors and secured hdibeiihinmatme ot nee EE ts oediniinn aden The Chinese Minister and Madame Wu |] bj}! with respect to import duties. to Which rival cepting the r hospitality. trade between the United States and Porto ceived a: ere Ls en to Mrs. David B, Henderson. “Il. It was in violation of the policy of * dss" f clirus rults the United States with F | | Weak, Wasting, Despondent, | hee pee h be followed Ot rie “Sees LT J hereafte: oe boars 1 if pit. ~ahese were. Mr. Wright Wis teoet) i) iwe Tex ~ ft earefull d all of gimce the adjournmen of the Le slature ¥ peen, cx with contracts and strengthens the Seminal Ducts. stopping drains and emissions iN i5 DA S. Mr. ¢ | brcmaen, who developed it and proclaimed that marvelous action ig Al friar mi. ISN THE WONDER OF THE CEATURY. or hoth tn comhindtion held a deiightfui reception from 5 to 8 provisions attention is now called. : : The witness «ald for neo pe I Mrs Jumes W Somers Was the hostess BUivra his proposition was obje. ted to on i tel 2 . : ' : one . t ‘ ' the ey . oe protection of “ie a sens ror od it tA) . | , ‘ - . . . A A ; | vi : Civil Service Is Amended to’ Place arise pron at | 3 fel : CURED #8 st VY | sulting might ! ‘i Be. Coon riss > ; * as ear ? } +’ mri (* >, : r o? Promotion. Bisnis least, the prine pa men had been waaso ; 7 ni their efforia | ’ + Pes result at : rot pepgar He said on direct examination be had cnse a ‘lutk a NO DRUGS TO RUIN THE STOMACH, BUT A DIRECT, LOCAL AND POSITIVE APPLICATION TO THE ENTIRE URETHRAL TRACT, why trituced the v rid erclusive contrvlon the Wesicon Continent J FLUE SS. JAS S ASSOCIATION GRAN-SOLVENT IS NOT A LIQUID. "st ep elie rte hy or buts howe, for it (as ft THY ARA the solvent! “'Gran-Soal-ent™ or flow: “Civinine "" ‘ai megrt CONDITION, ave inierted ini the urethral, hells sedualie and act like @ miid ele. tei, curreni, imtigueraiing @ ff tcation Witness combina! : aT @tor Clark lem} Showing the diameter of the St. James Cravons, contaiming / WALD IN VARIOUS LENGTHS| TO SUIT THE PATIENTS S tel + frvsia th tliigh rile Cork, ee outoing three Aonurs fo dtisoleer fpariing eentive budy. LAC curative rent ts fell fromthe frria h brought about of a Side lerk during t! wat reer lischarge : ru.e® Wil Care Wile | at the UTES n, and upon. | piement unde teimstatement of soldiers time = bye Was It happened hat par Wlar bran time he made stam Messe leer . “ee heing In great need . (fl ow - er accepted this piace on the pres soplnion The witnes. re ; ; nh cum» he should receive promotion to a hip with M: ’ : ‘be uve rsations r ograde 48 SOOR 4s 4 Vacan Sp urtred. siieetiaai : repared mar “ 7 peees Ben wit davit Wal In the following week he was selected fu With respect to elt zens he do Utne ns pA, ' +9, ar were an i In Promotion, and the ¢ ivil Service (‘ommis Jy given the alter ‘ie He had su e quent Fionn was not informed of the fa When {' Campbeil oe we ' utien, \ir transpire d that under the rules of the eom Mr «ampoeil wae mission he could not be alvanced until te altered documen: | had served (wo years AN assisiant Mmessen- find it Ker, and then only en eondition that After Myr paste the regular clerks’ ex amination ’ iy- Ptiter Was brought to the attention of , rerii.t tha’ tiie fs. #28 +8 | 7 ive”? or etre? ) « . ely . thc ibeett this amen diment VA ted in . ‘ Peed @roamendtie.? repae, is ft . MW Ud dae bern: of my wl ittire to vYiare for Mr ; lr a "1 guts (the jeer she enye od fsnap lo th ommittee een 2 the « titution am ery. renort rm, “2 . on W tr ~ Suppoited by D: mocrit: ¥i Co:nmittee. Clark for ti | *)) t and Potitive action No eile Araati« ‘rouge to ruin the stomach and digcra® re y Dy sPcretions«l t ‘vy 4 thice hours, which is gu ficiems sot aud branch, together wiih the Jaise @ Phe creat virtue in the method of application is its direc s\ bhe Crayons are tneerted Upon retiring at might dissolving time to penetrate and cissolve Stric ture, dis dering the wranular Mass fr mcm orane upum which it forms, thoroughly medicating the Prostate Gland, Reducing Folargement and contracting the Seminal latory Ducts. forever stopping drains and eMissions, curing while you sleep, without pain or incouveuience, IN Fii- TEEN DAYS The alterative and antiseptic action of “Gran-Solven asserts itse.t tn destroving Gonococct apd the germs thatia fest the Bladder and Prostate Gland Dur: the past wear 1% weak, atrictured waeting wre as were cured —~19 54 men horn again to begin iife Sv ew with fresh vigor. full of Strength and the conecious mess of restored manhood. Under the influence of th ervey nm solvent Stricture is dissolved and disicodgedina ] BO imma’ wold, tough or calloused tt has he. ome Prom time trmmemorta! Cutting end ciiatiug have filled wep the brutal, ittiess record of treatiment in Stricture and wet there has one cure en h ea "gr tMethodcs« The eagerness with which medical men are AyDpiving tor thie : e ~AN Openc fession of thetr erro: in the poet freer gf povetcians in the United States a: Canada have d the kutfe enad are etup owing (tsran Selwent' tg bricthce@ ssa bomane aod uufeiling agrut e\cRavON Varicocele. WwW. ‘ Te and ans the hese ary? @ Poe, Mepiur, ! Sd ; tivaypel +’ . ster x Tig i« h Mme what typed tell them a ae ! .' at | i” ali t} ri matorit that ‘ ' ) i ing . | ‘ - ; if ’ * * os ‘ : } ’ oper annum f the oomn pee ese F iacn.- wv 1? ' ‘ ; or Mle ss : ha tee gate »* ‘ ‘ - teat ' i‘? Ss * Mis dee Pees. | Ail should t ‘e Mis thea Aagres Lip, the rejyx rt S€iriatineried ro make v. ix | } 4 : fe within our dsicretion of PPorte té | not . beril 2 he PR, +, “ err WUiscret ifants nak ’ | i] ia «ev. nrodiuce this / days, aa | ! try taf = , Oo tl pd Faulkner hed resumed the ty ’ - ’ him Faokan’ interrupted President, with tl ter} . 4 Was iimomedilately ane @aying tha: ; IMPORT TAX T20 Hi3H. Sione Tre would he Venezuelan Government Has Made It Becarnse of the War. Mr 18! Gavite in W ASTTING Pea le! a Land Poropiale at tia i! Camphell Ftate Departmen: i} Pye newer heen oe. . he hac * plain wh « Concern! ty » ‘ to tes! f, aD | a “1a there hal en :, 4 gti! ] : ; 14 sit 5 0 war rd ENVY OUR CONSULAR SERVICE. | |Merchants of Berlin Present a Memo-! tial to Their Government, N i. 1 a, ° . iy ¢." fe ae fee “ahs Se | sete Gee ve - ‘3 estoy ft a tats Shorting Slet« suee (.,aaeles dt: ofwed om the rc hihe might, Kcery sufferer from Stricture a | this wonderiul work. We pr | ST. JAMES ASSOCiIALAON, 17 Vine Sireet, Cincinnati, O. “3 . , Caatye iaVata, - “~ the onesul Varfencete fe an acetnmuilar: su. the ecretum. due sole *s «7 ’ cli«e 'ugaith &! lin the fer? cice imation anid *fatem@t(. an “—- er: mame f° « Prortare Cond, Righs Serr :? } relancdena limp and lLeethval Ccral ere) , ‘on io dt ’ Jhe co) _— the Canal at atgh:. 'g {-RAN-SO]LVENT Yar direiicy, ports t Veregur series of the naive sive : Flour is ¢t mosteof the gc: States suffer _ a . , ft’. oo "= : : ras ity im thias cares are j ' yet vered hae ’ j . (, Suo.vent henla ¢ : Ve-i ‘ef Clea ploce i, 9 , I> Carter’s Word Write fur ] Carte: nderful T'luatraced W. » Shes - pose of t}« human system involved in urethral ailments, which we will send securely Wrappes In plain package, prepald nd its offspring. Prostatiti« and Semiee! Weakness should read ceerve absolute secrecy and sever eapose « Pelieuls pame. ‘) }; (rovernment hy é ri PTV) poe 1, {ates Woich a in) 4 °3 iad . ie runt = iting Lukes, atadhi Wait Insts xe} $7.72 id of 2492 «2 vids importel from the Liat in Dope tian Phe ta-in hase changed three times rT ae ‘ : Some of the ar . pea which ix heavily increased are ta} Wine, stearin, .eathet, manuliactured of} s. except kerosene, butter, cheese. ham, sau- sages, caesimic Dblecult and rice. All other articles are » per cent additional Ai« he Fr rar riven rritys for ided him Witiets sal. Naving kent T SShING -. W ws hans i ‘a. — e- r Of thie am @ still had tn : In ordes the rematinines om romir.' lle .¢ the nn ad brous! . wr fe Age f° to the State Suoprem, Court © “Tell the Supreme (‘our to A recess was then taken to 2-20 —_-—_ tle ue a Ns td States neo if ne fro r"e c>s°Terl AN Ori« appiies tO the United States ‘co ch ty ast t! . vn bi . > rx Ting’ the parts be maintained) Theas also be eve that some | enclosed a memoria, idr: seed by 4 Me) interests of the Untted States wo iM] euf ehante Asean .atton Rleriin © tlre Cpes ' fer from free trade with the jai: lL anid} man Government tn - which the | to the old rate. Export taxes have al*ol revert to the cheap labor and o:) States Consular Servle rele -red been laid and the tax has been increased | ditions with which the United Sta expecta lv nee ful to commerce and es he. upon hides, coffee and cocus | not te jing rich fruit reat ‘> Tratdy, \rwe teeti! Vv io £0 to Pp. mm. - * eA of the commit- Fereion , But F tt age mele Wright 4 ner con. fes cou 23 _ i eee “5 . . ; i? Puy cod ~ - Le rms ee Te is

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SUNDAY Ni ORNING—ST. LOUIS | FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. v enna SS ee a en ee —_ — erence aeasriceetene |THE ST. LOUIS TEAM, CHAMPIONS OF 0 FIVE ut A HOME man: ees a THE WEST END BOWLING LEAGUE. mt WON BY _ VARIC UGELE CURE sma ifle« rele wh after the meeting that , ; | ST. LOUIS BASEBALL MEN RE- © cengginden A pe cemnde®y his offer pitt. Sees JOLLY ROGER LANDED THE MER- | le rmanent cages Varicose se, ee a praca HILADELPHIA RL gy iil eT : Lh hes | |) 4 NDICAP. ay K-ca! Operat on be treatment is catirely satsiess ane v wy " = hited gages} t aah ‘ th e prin if MY CEAnts’ ee ' danger. no anesthetic i . wring the mate "ath; : “ re ya Deak ' ‘ . ‘x stence. ttes th. strength and lanheoos «ould be your tret con- \ BP troy >t pet ‘f ret nt af the gross re- ; ; on m p a sr side: at o3s—one > gon> they are hard tn reg3.o Thro. Away Your They Say It Is in Fine Shape and That | onion euaras: ¥ the fighters’ ) , / AY ¥ by : Fy Wolhurst and Dr. Veughn the Op}: in, S0 -D on ory and consult us to-day You nee enacts nections sata | loth | : | | a r Seaen 9 4 : ‘ CW Positiveiy gee vou e gvuicke* airsta mes Its Circuit Will Be Completed ro gS heen " - | ; ‘ bh Favorites, but the fain Su Thy bs aaa * ha sctent fic cure obta nal: [ mes, ole tri rm ts eft: will never as nade 1) ? 4s m « nip : vi ’ 4 ' n | 7 ~ i , A ’ YI (tine eo Wea rele! aa) ’ tall eit. 2A wi coe ees tp we , ; Went to Jclly Reger. | | — a - ecag teler you t as whom we ~ : 4% *- ? , . at the Chicago Meeting. Re a ccints 4 ath = Onn. . : | | : | | His offer was a CO! paniel by a certified 1 y Ps ; (CRED IN 10 TO LO DAYS Our ervstem of treating nee for S2v0 \ i” *. r. 4 an Stricture lw Metattic Electrotycis, is a positive, ’ ’ ’ » of > » . ° 7 . . ; hid Wis tive : one whi h yr ph a . , . , ‘ } . Qs ors . 23a pewesrs aid nermancnt cure ibe «car tieane form- The week just passed has been a memora- > articles o rreement, the artie a é; ; ne the Stricture ts permanentivy dissolved aod every ble one in baseball circles , Tet: nl “orbett stating j ' ‘ \ oe f y re ut. { m4 Pp i obsiruction to th: urinarr peaesage rene ved The d scerve from the lL retbra ceaees, the prestate Tt witnesssed the launching of the Amer- aly a ao ry) ,T) ‘ a ae ? , . " ; a i 4 ae “sae vglacd i« retiuced [1 size antany inflamim: ton or t) tlie irritab ity is remoewe lt. Tie «scuel organs ‘ 7 ’ , ‘ey tof . fie he _ are MvVisggereted nud a cest> atson to normal health perfected Neylected Str. tule ¢ ves rige te can Asenociation i | hniladelphia an] tne vg ¥¥ contest 4 i ‘yt? ‘ ar doer and Kiiney eompts rage oo cea f. era amh hurrying of the National Lean ie niiwnates 4 ‘ otf | , jp me ya ' Meets bie also treat successiu/ly al! Chromic. \irvous and Specia: Diseases of Men. oes without saving ? ' : aie tT ‘ . ®iee he : +i WRITE if unatle tocall Consuctution aig txornination Free. Hours, 0 a m te 8:30 p. a Sundays, a m.tolo m. ‘ake Eievater to E:nghth F! © ; hy he ae Prt : | | yar Mee«ars Thomas i ‘Harias ana (seorge IS THE FIGHT FIXED? ; é jm j BY ', nisl t) rr pce gt hire Heckel who went Kast t ore 1, ay, .5 rh awai Aled oF 2 alt ) Louls at the Philadeiptla meeting, returned | Rumor That Corbett Is to Whip Jeff- YF » RA , ¥ Ai adeno ay hha bobting mee brs, FRANGIS &, FRANCIS 4 fd ag, 2 . be St, ¥ "2 : > ; ) : ! pat rash i xe yl . “a3 : | | . ‘ re _euls, tien home Satur das night Sover thelr trip Bast kel said: ries by oe me sole trouble at 9% ia Here is a story Wworeid m New Yor that we had but lxhiet | , i ) Ge s Yo : cone, bicae 4 , rs Pria tiine cities were clamoring for adinie- regard to the eomin; ' lee ! Ji! $3 , b i ) ! , i jatter. ; ; ston (oplrett til Jim Je. * © The Story ‘ > | : 'f ° ss 6s "e | oY ph et __ a, tee ’ r . y ‘ ‘ . ‘ ti - ‘ if : In Phiade phiai -s lifferent syndieates | on yoh ne more neo Watited’ three frat Is the record of excess advertising in the - ogee i Tuesday and Thursday wits 73 — = BOXED . FOOTBALL NIGHT, | I" tier : oe i " = nd ; i es Post-Dispatch meee Se 5 # , | over the total number Corb:tt .nd Jeffries Meeting, the, It Will Be Cclebrated This Year on M @ (Taley). 6 to & ase bbe © ae of columns (less cheap legal) published in the two other Next Great Battle. Monday, March 19. Boome pe See OTRAS ( ‘i : , —— ) tied 4 | aS evening papers combined. Here are the exact figures: Tya tive vs wet i) bie ! . ’ ! +) fature the XT orga? } : . nen t)) Football nteavt this year Ww’. celebrat . : sin? act aS hy Tims ) “a . it if rypat 1 Phe ii >] ! | : ; ; cr mpanies qa : _ ‘ +} at ‘ 2 thes } ry Jin ‘ . . Maw das, Mart y 1 when the eh ray ion >} | ! hag , Pees _ Ty. : ; vl pies . . wel al ns‘ainp 9 : & tr, : — : ool tha nners , ¢ a" dy , TONE, : oe «tdi ’ il, . tt oadal ’ t + - 2 lease had wxd meicl de: , ’ . Denia , a ve ; : ify treogebis be awarded] the winner. ‘ | a’ A- ir ivbeis 1077 6nd 9 ap Wigs: T p | i vali ; Ti Te y hav nung and Wl ration Football League will be | «4 eetotied sha hithie Reis fa 0 a al ver ISING them te rene Beir refu ter « ’ - mney . gap oe Sine : : tes itir Time, 2:16 sO the owner ‘yf grounds | Ase al} , Stage Py +s , _ : , .! 1. away. t of grounds to Ameflcaun . L.O° | eer the ri Ge cart he nates th uo ientont We ) , mniss-: Senin enk Mane hel Sa RE ere TRE See Oe ene PAS SES SCIEN TO a | | aly iy GR 1) ; hy, ’ , Pan | ntation and th reguiar r RACES AT CAKLAND. in the POST DISPATCH os S S ° 452] Cols people, and if he in , epg” ' ; , date an nies attend ng it will take place on the ‘1 “The mast hits lasti men: mr si (eredited wi at “tz-immens |] Roc tation ow ak NI Patw ane i . 7s yl) a -_ " eT . ‘] Jeesestin j i l *s Pheater., . PS PEE HEP i is pina Vk | the the ton in Haviin's ‘Theat will ve | Nagles Selling Stake Won by Dr. Shep- In the TWO other local Evening Papers of Baltimore hie stoty le r * rourh on Jeffries ah Gry tat teeta The attr. nw f i peeling | i > ft]. mre . S Sepuie , tia n sa oP ne . , Cyr a 42290 SAN MIRANCTISOCO) I, by * Oa. a ; J rye Tod, tM a.! that the : ' eonnection with the presentali As m T Pp p EE 7 alee eied ay poe Dy F Ray 29 a tr he P.-D. exceeds the two others combined 529 Cols hat that hist ye . ; ; P :, a. % : : 7 P a> the ered t ume ; alt Pe it}; tna meit, Owing 0) that : mi poy pas ; d nif igs Byte oes beence from the 5, hats ee a. sta voi ripe a bdgers tay teil . - anes : t_Face $3 7 mn atl bahar y ne rd bills of the team when if Was. ai) the othe gE rahe Piling food de ot ae mee psi chm rrardest ize kind ever gi 4 .ong year is—-P ordl am 1 Pullman), © dogs Qo) Rl epee aaamImnatinn tit adie ati sen In train.ng for the earmy spring games. lgaume deny 1 vor a he eit dea 2 Bagge ct par Tay 7 ys Pane fl ¢ a rmiassive allver e eR P, Werth, Bete Lhe he to] c -- ae , | ame.) | hi baat | ifully engzave + withe m daseee ne ond; Saul of Tansas 17 (Spence: ) Qa THE POST-DISPATCH WILL ACCEPT ALL ADVERTIS. , lsuel things » ody , .a i | hi ant » tha asa cones” ; ; ; ; Assoc ation a} ' he ; = Mp tae Pe ats + ‘ rad t = . . . ’ oy ce? dé bs. p tet | OFFICE MEN'S WHIST TOURNEY. j ani prownis: | TEC, Tee ee eee eee ene tech cont nual y receis nes lett e Handicaps Ra‘s- T b; t1? Cs - +i . ' ti Ae. At rE Ope tases ea . oe oS glial - ie Of Powe NY Oe \ a }js ' . t. aa ! | Ss 1? mmittce, | ‘* ay Sip eigen ak . ) Seman who 's to mike the presen Tim combined. “RR? ' ithy with ths Evening Up £cerss. p whe tratmed | r his at with Shar- ‘0% . i> ye 4 ation Tootte : Bou evel bones Delehanty and La- {| At the Office Men's Cub the our see Be shad pF yo ; : ons er alge : il ‘upy one of the privat t they would s re: 2! .oMnn and toat thes tO gel whierest ‘igs hey ’ er a ne ov varis he We rm. Em 4 7’eertuvwereeeeeererree | : reason inl e nig Euse. In fact * em ra sper of the hunsileaups by the whist a GAs nt 3 for Sun Sa, TR 1 Vs aoe So Pootball ee = - lthemn, until ar the Ins ’ usiders te p Suet there. would committee has to a great extent evened the . eile eit hile ia . . League. At Athletic Park. comisencinag & DR ane opin ese lings amero | on even tearms with the leaders, The strus- : q 4 ot “A ee ee oiate ls mt rer of the various pairs and a much di poe - ' eps ‘ me time. sg hooatig oaeling bi a ft eee ie | 7 st ones an bal / 2 , “Hediste yle ape ye owt hte ; . + ay. (Roe Was soort, for Largoetta drawing awa; ; ; . é § Ma a sure: ferent telative standing os n ‘e, AMom. é Yer (en hy ea et heir men Loned ap in this was he ? ee tw ; wen ease, It was « DOue Meee foe the National laagus ithe cantcstants than hes yr Must! f th | 4 nil "= : tek yell | . ary). tind ime, TAL. ‘ie ae aeveral horses had very 3 . . ‘ 7 " m far tt ‘oprmithi tt appmolmte j i. : PB? Ye on ya ; oead | ead tae i? CT ! : : lit ‘ , ; oe ote ) . . uty . : . : . ‘* os . : 4h ‘ ‘ : ; } “. : " . 7 . ' . . o.? , - e ee ee La? . ' > ‘ , biel, deiscng fa tl Tv + me Are ‘wil b So ee wnen | & ee: (Poin Se ete ait my f = ee : >. * . . ets » ow od . ° wie ° ’ ‘ 4 il - 1] ? ‘ sa? ’ ° ’ ; ; , nie gts : ’ r} ry? , -_ ’ “7 *) \ ‘ . je’ iy 7 7 . > T . . ' a .. ans ‘] : ‘ rri ' ia Crh, Sher ey toid me to ther Dentist, ‘ ; } I ‘ rem h r ee wy ‘ ha am . te a ater , : "3806 Shaumrecks my services THE SIX-DAY WALKERS. Brcadway and Locust. ae Among them was Dick Cooley of the Phil tna at , sees . * I Bee eta ie Pg iptaat ARE pcan TY pg 2-45. the Cs. and Snaamrocks will meet ; er ' gute that I ‘ of Mempais, whe was up here vositing : a. A hia, ees a act ial es . sea BE. Po f the crack te je . Want ¥ e hee a ; hone $1: “it . Formerly ‘Thirteenth and Olive Streets, pever Kiem Johnny McCa! ferty’ s Killing. : — At Woeloek next Saturtav nig: ai erst \iecGiovern announced | disposed of both —_ 2 of the greatest long «is: - pedestriu lim the Word will be tai ie a ee Fidans et aE os Pn il ba bagi ae age . p at | JOUTHES Which thev wi ae over tt? Wi ' aT rr a oes vee hot ek ae ’ as age Piat2's Es il : . Rh otta , ’ f ‘ et | ber hte i ! ip = (ot) eee a: eee ye dat Space im tt Patil 28.3 puny ve op 7 (4 se | | , fe ‘ne | hie toed high) hom thopy rh | It Ought to Be a Great Race. . stiertereari . - : ; " ‘ ' rf » has offered @ baioe between F, tt will tee the frat time ears that St. | baicie az ahaa. ? pg | mes , Louisans have ' riunity te 7 ¢ ; be / .! ii] beat tipeumen tly . ts “ '] meet on The prize lict is such a Hberal one tha: | The New Board c? Drecters Elected on ‘2: tent an a teieniiee en ae . Tonmald ie. ee See git *o p ja -unquestional nee pen eaysay Se og | tmals of the Campion Ass fi has served as a magnet In draw to ‘3 . strategy te Sie Rg 41 gage ? bh ; | seg | ag, Neat SRR Tia a aaa ee at Gram) Junction, Tenn, bs 7 . 1 this clty all of the Sarlt' a BB dying Bitbae Saturday. wooden spoons i} sizes lo, mencemeat Set al } rT oT a Sa = dintntiveita mils asa a ukeeet mee 6. ue liamson's Lady Count Gladstone, Avent And There Are Others. “ r conject whet he nthe: tes , buryeas s mus Was pees ‘end Seword Ss leever, the choolmaster twirler of ee ee , . 4 _- ‘ . | } ’ ° . ; ‘ss i riotis ‘ Whenever the great athleces meet records At the regular annual cection held by | bowls, 6. expre: ane ’ Heckermeyer trees fter of ear rer y ther she , : : are broken, aml whenever new time marks ; the. members of the Gentlemen's Driving \ Chicago paper siys: “Albert Griff: Amiens .... Forward 4S hgh ti iN ii | R Be, ab sot Vitae ae See ee, ree itisbure team, whe played his frst are Miscde the crowds attend in re ‘ord- C Fi ‘% ae it«i . ' Long : -“orward . cease : ; and as Th se Bs - ; : “ though 1k 2S Merely thouent that he had cal | ae » of } , the Pirates, That new reeords. long-distarewe records, ! ,) fo: the vear “1&0- ——— wae Coli see Pa a 8 mn Mee mie — istrict Hayden . Porwamt .....+: ere Mhera’ ee ving phe mm hte.) 6OUtgZPOWN the class. A wins e deanenda > sali ! hin year i} , »s wn + %. , . " " , ~ r - . 7 . ; nich: wsitrii TY oe © aot ‘s ate a o ’ ees } : ’ ; : 7 ay 4 Le it ; I ? : ¢° | “! ’ , . 7 . : ) ; ' will be made at the Natatorian contest @o ls M. Katile, J. lL. Winkelmeyer, Thomas | temptaton of the ‘flowing cup.” an ar o pase ren : — biped. ivf artimas 4 i. Ste pk A tot ae eres SOW R | e¢ pra s tent tO Kraet 8 Withou: riving, as the management have | ES acne Joha Cudmore,. EK. M = b: ‘kos tw &. ks ago bezan to daly with Thisile oaltio eens rh trearm at 315 his haven't one tm, BUS ©.t of os =F MSSTTBINONS F secky sa me ‘ a sO salory, @n hung up big cash prizes for the men who Theodore Shelton, R. E. Lasher. Ad htc ald Gee. eee - PB am lle Ne aE a a cecee ee Si of . Horag’ chance in ten to beat H da jight Jack MeCcrmt “| ented Jemrries ar nold .. Leever W Em syle pare 5 brit. k Wilam N. Tivy. LP Pe oe i be ert he 4 bi aco ohn, Dunning “2 “W] ack ---. Bl : rage uarter, all ee hors ve Teas ‘sm Hilly kecdnam apt le py f Fit: vbtless sep woe.to the offices of sas 3] we wl arnes, Ww ‘es « A veteran of tae al iia ‘ * he . : ‘ ’ fe Set -¢* si | - ‘i itis ; aly , li? . P 2 *k e s 1} by . ‘ hh? _ ie ee rae " “romMmons.,. “Hm erinan if ., ! - , ; lore ‘ phat. ard a 6 oot on the t* rms Caslahan, George Fehi, Lancaster, | Insane Asevlum, eapturcd him upon the a Mm wsveos . MeMahen : } nas Al George Siler. The fake ie C+ fered (iv w » : } > o , 7 ° ‘ * 5? ivil war, re spite his Age, Is con M. J. Cullen, alt yrne: i Ae Ae last oecesion ond the boxer promise. to be B Hpemted?t.. . 26 c eeers with rhe are Shwe fident that he will make a new mark in the , amue!l Spal > & @ : or twa eptiions +) shen mae coming race. In a letter to Prof Mit a8, Semis) Speiding, E. 8. Butler, T. W. jeeod. Inthe kis: three or four days, how- rie S wee o4 rene Ska lifferent ; TP 2 oe on rt A : McManus, William Ketterer, Lauritz Peter- | ver he has been beyond all restriction.” Tu ce as Pe al remit ! Clark recently, Harnes asked {if an extra |] cen John A. Hudson, A. H. Smith. James ; er i. yas etna : eee ... Forward a ibe . P ze would be offered if one of the con- 1k Kenney, D. W. Guernsey. Cidvenes: Diebes. thie Chbdies wentam nh ’- Forward % See 9 ; eS teeplech Joekes Yial Pre dy estants covered over 600 miles in the 142 A meeting of the board has been called who innouneed h's temporary retirement Rel: noes + TOES: ; a Tene | ffi oe . ing | hours. for Wednesday, Feb. 7 8 o'clock m.. : ; ty greg? ; The ext mone . Forward . Burns| } se A TUS eos hed sticks Nev ‘ = | '? , ’ ; ’ \" / j | den : . A at Soc I. from the ring. is again in harness Prof, Clark Immediately wired a reply | at the club’s office, when officers for the boxer found 1 no trouble to secure en- There will be two interesting mames | Stating that the man who willl cover 60 ; 4) : seta is : . ‘ yal the uter wip. ani cl ; 7 mites in the coming race will be guaran- e: yes | year wiil be elected and other mat- gagements. Saturday night he will meet played by the teams of the St. LAruis | > i Pb ate ie th hbs | . ~ ‘1 sO i; iA . ters Importance will be taken up. and “Rud Rvan in a vontest ; Chicag Footbail League Sunday, The teams in_- ! (Pe, pare | ' Re tha a Prof, Jules Laborde Ss Marvelous poeN mn Roa. discusssed, A full attendance {is desired. Athletic Aasoc'ation Feb. \ ww : league seem to be very eveny be . a oO i wp feet 3 My > 5 e (Mher prizes will be offered for the man ~ iia’ Abell ae ‘a. wilh ts | hed. as the games played last Sunday pend fractured ahh ras reno ‘ r¢ re diffe eon yo ms Abell, an he e WwW le privet eaet\ wwe. 2 wid : | ro | Mi ending at t? lifferent ntusyvy marks and THE SUNDAY COU RSING. Ping chance _ tte - ith, cz a ; th oestulted in ties. i litte, wa] ‘h ta French Preparation of the man remaining on the track the longest Without taking a res 4 —--— with Morris Rauch on a contest 4 l. pe ee “ae the etrot Nationale | 7 | : aces at distances from five | Several Matches as Well as the All-j| pounds ringside.’ ~ J ct sag Font Rg pelle by the great |. Jockey F bo wa t Taw 2. New OF Jig? 66 73 | No he decided during the ‘wade. ters. , noremngh weer 22° »k ave cans vest \ ‘| nM ets F the bi ™ going nM “te hy sd Aged Stake on the Card. Rat Masterson. t! : : ' playing of its a . See nave Seem ti tart tr ere? “qf . . , ‘ + . , i “yr ‘ . : te ; : , . ’ a the " thy ai tl Ss qe rs i : ¢ j Pest middie at the Intte rs 7 1 | Tate \ the week maivagement bts mat | f thie e\niries, llarve A iti, l Casiah to as tert rom? 1 i : ~ prom. m: | posi vty Gi roy aa 1 Page as yh 2 Si , . eee Full 5 Days’ Treatment Sus atel Master Jim, are at 2 to 1, finent sporting m he mae | bp teams are evenly matehed Last there Will net be one dull moment from the arewell is at. 32 to 1 Some of the : : | > » . . ‘ 7) i . 4 i + ‘ ) . ' . e,4 " » ad O obar” ; * eS ¢ ' ’ ‘ ,* , ’ P ’ " . ye ' tj ir . ; ‘phe Puan a cvOssS, ped con : reteres ; 7 . Th ‘er Riocthe tune hit shots have an excelent ¢ . Diana da | dec sion in that contest N than fit week the : i and Nationals guayed | te opal , tie rf 4 Ms ber ye ce ‘a | Plablo being the mos; ance of them, wdivill peaererstan get at +r tj T t- | as theugh there i , ont ie «hit il ; ; , ‘ ' tera, fat ‘K on 7 ; | es renpresehia : oe . . ASE i t iy : ' . - While Kip _ considerable ber on on in errogated on the jec it] he ost Ere ats store f le local fur a faut 4 . Ps : . ‘ a3 len they meet again to-d "Tas ral T) ; e" aT ieee , ‘ . ; : hie chance, tf gurinesz ae » *) : } tT’ fe ie | lowtlng a ’ ‘ks’ at By, ring. Pete th i that Brent ate “ig : imedividu as . , ‘ ; . wo Weeks’ rest make him all the bet- , i a ‘jad ’ ‘ ‘ entered , man, '° , ’ md Who indorse eiston ‘ : + k o > y ea 2 ai » lDeutehmin’ ] , ° +" ' . ' lt ah ‘ have not bee ath rit w his h should » “ave Ww ui ‘ ir } Tye . ory ‘ . , ; > . . s . ¥ } will be in the game again Sunday | ¢4;, th Warites fleofae ot ts = : é ee lis -_—- — — = 1) wreo Wao » 8 iX- . . " o4 on , . " . ‘ ‘ ; > ia “ aroeew f Pix ’ — ‘ he 7 4s . 1 ¢ } : ot 17 ‘j will . . 4 : Loitnde - "1 x! , ‘ a - ‘ “a ? : . ‘é - t . ' Baty), tall e ' ; ‘ Ww ae j I i} | } f : ‘ : and Str! ‘ ; See ‘ ' ‘¢ / : ‘ "4 > “ We va, a hike , ; Jim ad .: sia ‘tnd wh. iad’: ae pe hesruns inte ll : -Libertys ? opk i" ' ry a on ) Ret ot This rere? Ale — ' vs. Mullinear tPrvacs ss dpl ' ba 4 . aie ery person whois asufferer from nervous | shri unien parts Be file remedy will , | res ard: i oy Tae oye es | . :, : care of the goal Sunday! i... ; diseases should write the Veo Mobi Co, € ine | -» até +a rcentiepsy resulta, arpage.er " ES pige ANNUAL RELAY RACE MEET. ; velicen asd P ecab pe tag ‘ , the ‘lis ; ingham amd pr tance “tac ob : _ , sana eimnath, Uhio, acs once, ant secept th ir of : (He asi ‘* Mandluaanity. “Onmbe pay ’ ' \ i * mica? } | ’ ' ‘ - ~ ae ! , , >} 4 the P 2 wine Ww ith if. ave is "4 . . . tie mk, ; : oe a five da ys trial treatment Om gn gi? Bree i as " ‘ ¥ | “4 ite ft ‘ trouble I teited Stat ' , wt? - yt fr Sikes Aes gfe ers ; : agi alto: 4 IsisnoO. QO. D. DRL’ “IT s r ne By te vl ing, andthe - ; ae AED 9%.- ; r and Hesermeyer and Long «1 “| . ) ; oT ‘ ee pus ' pe Jebus Coonmors, i. Date Fixed by Athletic Association of | Pie ' ‘nip a ! ety @¢ ' hed var . ' Pre rT literal Proposition made tounfortun te ai oi tern “| pes Toertae tet of t i” first day’ 8 treat- the pugilistic woshd, . » . a 8 Es nee : Sid te 9 Patz g ‘ at ferersby thisiong-establishedeoncern, which | m: o five ‘ys the roedicines gent free . bel manages “Youns Gieitts, Pennsylvania Vals ersity. ; | pre tuetion th ‘4% it. | MeMahon will play cencer half seg ae , + isthe largest importer of specific «for nervous male yw feet idk wroan. Fr r Heater '.\ Tiimt Nustrallan Yahi. 1) I Litl.A I ‘EILPHIA, Feb a The Ath etie : ee etait ; satan he . es! 7% entitle - _ &. le I thee rive bi: “7. _" wind ‘ A é F : and se xual Uiseases in the worid + Pus . receives the most at =a une ty Sanath : bat 43 P ‘ . , clatihou of the I’niversity of Penn : _oows . . . J ots . i] ti, ; ry = . ; ie | ( : T ba Vy on M hl C n. has tne an} a. American 7 baal ee : ony oi eae rons whe Vaham, George io - a 4 P : ' . ine ‘tal , : : " , , , ‘ half b i‘ K for li Litmielis in Sun tay ‘ ' , . a yea a | be ‘rn uae d aS & ST ithe in the } ret hh . m ; Pa Sp al ba etaie ae i particips es oe leo ithowut «fetal pecans and German artie ‘i ond since ite Intraduc- i thedanty ee as haa pe YA “Weaen Pe aee rene , tion into the United States b as cur ml roany : nih pany - Ns > A Three Cornered Race. % a : aves the a eS woes | his nate tobe us sae usands of sufferer. d the remarkathle HT . ‘ , e? ’ ’ ‘ . ¥ . { Bal ’ i : “Sailer ) , A three-cornere ] race that coast fo ANOTHER PRIZE FIG SCANDAL. At Home of the Orioles. me tt’. sue “w vad remedy in E urope has been re- poly : diaeameee ' onthathe h i i ° r : ; ‘ , peated In this country. of “Call is @ stawifie | — “Woix ' th | ’ sy ; ; , , '? Yueh ~ JS miles that The) Winiete athe sore Bf ameter) « Word «ause him tea hose an ee “ per 3 ers of the ra ix Kaine are ANNI Lr see That the Nattona! L rue mnenates re Stjpertiotus fhe ' ee ; sey ne a i / Tenees Be one Sh waick Bannock turn It Comes Up in Connection with the | wi fr ay ine tin site thee “ "" hy 1 men In order to place this wonderful treatment | « nonaiile ivertisers are . , uh bterelor: j 4 rolhe x t 3 ~ ur- ‘ oe. ; ih, . ; ' ‘ , ' ' ’ ‘ . f ‘ t 71. + be «ny ng railroad far: Pc — ; ‘The Eats a Mae gp Fm Roem f + McGovern-Santry Mill. | Strated by their gresen:) action in attempt. ' , . mental and pugs coal PR eine rs h wpeoses. > a "hte rae ‘ pat — v mt 7 eon) oe Pr: @s " elt Bai Pun : ri yulsh oO 3 " wiline sto make pulbillet + Names oF core Mobi Co. hasdecided tosend | redpundence uf 227 protic ie toe have bean iby “Cal - 2. = — som —— or ae fine > bok) a secret meeting [n Baltimure eed , RI meumh buaiving «le monstrated abliity to go] Special to ie | Drispatch lhe Raltimore uiieneniainn 1 hi a ned. let ba) Oise a ke a bape “a ness, The Von DS ARE DISAPPOINTING. a # but Would have no chance neh CHICAGO, Feb. 3.--Wise sportemen, th or “we bona ‘ eee -ipgy tat oe oh eh - he mg “stp | nin hl 3 ees” free | Sort treatment so nil ie Geena On once. a> & pres ? Tt A listan . | Yeni. w ai SU DT» 4 te bs. » ir aide Iinfe . at tary h oer " af re ) 1, 9 a t? ail af - ay 1 a es ( | ae , ? ’ . ‘ pad © rem y is sent by mall in a piain piu a "ye , Tye 73 ¢ a4 il te la ~od tn Jeffries-Corbert Fight Mot in as Much | #! «ix ferionss there are many who believe | OOPT ee tee ee eee sg tenult, reef in ix not Known how) many vochere wen | Wigh | os age and thereisno publicity in receiving Or Thanis frie (fc tn aul you are earnestly whi-trice scot) 0 ater ress wt) ; all a - = at 4 . shel se rathered there ' , besa , , ; ha S11 it. ecomnpan sing the pie cine CPO T + ' : ae he ee ped , Demand as Was Expected. at the Bastern cracks home Vel such a) frame scorching thr ne Oe peepee vem ; cuMrt would ex ' ' isufu.ltreatises in pl dir: language for you to] «. ‘ay. % rhe + ds bry ds That the Jeffries-Corbett Qaht which t« -—— Geum swe a Lie ' ate) p Ee tthe tic .¢ ‘ ; rel. Takeo the medicine privately —— gieene, FE ta reed 1 s.rvtoglve embarrass 8@ loc. fiext month, is locked at askanes When Old Van Brunt Won. 4 oF | Geal 6 Teely ci | , Champion Skaters at Montreal. sere. oe , ; fect safety, and asure cure is guarant our ayer tans The be uu Ww the — oy is evident fram the bide Van firunt has been a moet! consistent : ht 1 is RG et | : onlpor MONTREAI aa “ane Ba dw ' atts Lost vitality creeps upon men unawares. compan yg t' o 4. js’ treatment wi = ta ere pene tin Nee y k sieeple-chaser, uttentton be ne called to _ Santry Wasa to «tar «1x akat! ¢ re ex. r he Fwd ra om x) “ rna- | +e rit . rest 29 lx) not deceive yourse! or remalino in igne- abie you fata ere ot milcine ‘i petvyce one ” " ae . ‘ii , acs >” per eee — oe seb ys allowed to run loose Wednes- | low Santry to stay, but an unlucky punch] Time. 21 secomiéa Cop ay 7 J. wiaKe it , erked Wh Bs ai thot a7 aa y A. Mee ly abuses, excesses today. ‘ e . . 7S : P ™ ' a «tee: one itt «* Se ee | . day a won with as good as & te 1 i in the Ofth round put the Chicago man{| One mile gues amal, John A. Nielason, eon | Meme dite} he ead ose teen — 4. Senet cl aire ih emissions, Impotency ‘match, The best of- of m. out. fret, Nora — second. Time, 2:43 3-5. | horses up in front of him and lowe sed of , Memory,

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7 - - > —— Ee =e = ite rrr: rrr: er eer SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS FCST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. z —" _ — ™~ “DEMOCRAT, LIKELY TO START IN THE ENGLISH DERBY. lf, : f) / i; Ip yi! AL Ay , iE if, 0, i YY UY} - Uf 7 Wii “4 YL pica IT 18 NOW THOUGHT THERE WILL BE NO PROTEST AS TO HIS ELIGIBILITY. ———— representative on the erecutive board of BRUSH’S VERY LATEST. ' the National Association of Amateur (ars- - gen. Mr. Jacob G. Karl Was appointed to | the position, ARKANSAS JOCKEY CLUB WILL Of Course, He Must Do Something to HAVE A FINE MEETING. | Head Off the Association. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Feb 3.—The National A FINE LOT OF NOMINATIONS League folks are all at sea in thelr efforis °* to head off the American Association, Which has made such rapid etrides the lust ; —. 2 few days The latest is this manifesto from the very good Mr. Brush: Among Them Are Such Good Horses! John T. Brush, chairman of the National league Circuit Committee, has sent a mani. as The Conqueror, Aberdale and festo to the various clubs in the Leugue that may be considered a eemi-official re- Capron. port of the Circult Committee: On circuit reduction, Brush says: “An Rae aes shige nate Which has two vears longer to . run makes ft imreasasilbe to chanpe the The Little Rock meeting opens on March | League cireutt during this per: without $8 and runs until April 2. Inclusive. the consent of each of the 12 clubs. Vhilk . this Is not an ideal Cap Teller, who has just returned from |] major Leacue. it the South, @ays that the prospects for a at present, unless by unanimenus great meeting at Littl Rock are brilliant. bettie’ trea Ea tgp dasa ire . ; : . bE , *” IFO le mayor organizitt entries to thie stakes at Ljitle Ro k continue if desire ty. These iwe Closed on Jan, 16 and an official and cor- | Also willing to enter some other orzaniza- Fect Hat of them is presented below: tien that is operated under the national — on e e agreement.’’ The Tennessee Brewing Company Stake ‘rush outlines the plan for a cipruit under -—A selling swe pstake for J-veur-olds and league Protection, formulkted witile the mo- upward, $5 to accompany the nomination; ao ao abd by the new American Assoecia- é io ‘ou Nter » fle) ac Fy clubs } $2) additionai-to start. The association to el aly“ lla field, placing clubs in edd 6, of which $1 to second and $% | He proceeds to demonstrate, “That the re- to third; $200 welght for age; one pound | ae oh rule is as essential to the operation ' } ° Z , " s) 4s 4 . ‘oo 4 allowed for each $100 to Sliven, then two ine life oF meee an ] rain are to pounds for each $10) to $0. Stake winners Evidence that the league will not take this year not to be entered for ess than fi Am gar eaihel action exeept at the last a ®. IS given in Prush'’s last parazragh ‘ " - » vy co 4 . 2 : $1000. Starters, with selling price, to be | here he says: ‘The league will determine Mamed through the entry box the day be- its position after the Clirenulit Committee fore the race. More thane two can be | jy woe Dy! Ft sh winds anifeat. , ‘awing ean start. The starting fees must be paid | League: “The league m y he pel e | pon for all natyd. One mile. now. as it has at all times during the euae- Morini, - Tigtis ter of a century just pussed, to protect its law Weir, interests and legislate for the best interest Uhiers, of the national game.”’ Set day J feed | ‘es W hen Brush's manifesto was ait wh te oe Chriaty, . the Association men here they laughed and Annie Oldfield, said: That will do to scare young birds, Veloce, but not old roosters lke us.”” The Rush, 9 o— -. theesestraw II., SKATING RACES AT MONTREAL Owensboro, Triaditza, a Ipaca, (ol. Cassidy, ae Peg eg minoawealth’s Attor- Timemaker. The Two-Mile Professional Was Won ney. Salli.ogourn, seurrention. Meadowthorpe, by Neilssen. Bere ) Nutter, eae MONTREAL, Feb, 3.--The skating races a High Jinks, here (o-day resulted as follows: Bt. Wood, Aberdele. Might hundred and eighty vards back- The Monk, First Past, wards—Won by Th t. Bloleo ~_ Turf Congress S-weepstakes —For year Time, 1:33 ; oe > necond Olds (foais of 897); S$ to accompany st we lft. tie ee . : Momination;: $4 additional to start. Phe ie 1 Cpnile, boys 12 vears and under— Ken- Ue): ‘urf Con- | *2'" on, Laderout second. Time. 2:00 Association to add $w; and the Turf Con Two mile seed nd, 1 e, 3: gress to add Sun of which $125 to second, asily ‘ Pratessior ti -Nielsson won al . y _ s mprortated CARY from Bagtie. (ime, 5:33 4-5. and $75 to third. Of the sum approrts One mile amhteur—Druse by the Congress one-half shall be paid to Spooner second. T 1) net “ A ,_ the trainers and jockeys of the three placed Wee 5 » Phibault third. Sweet op - ‘ YY ree mile amateur Chomas horses, aa follows: Forty per cent, ) per) aio, Drerv. Montreal. see Ti cent and 10 per cent, to the trainers of the | Two hundred an second Time. hey first, second and third horses, and 1 ver | Holcomb Mf ‘A a twent, yards, hurdle cent, 10 per cent and 6 per cent. to the] gacond. DPimoe a-27 te Robson, Toronio, Jockeys viding them, 5 pounds below the Three eatin et 4 ae seale; Winners of a stake of the value of Baptie second eae. oe first: HHO penalized 5 pounds. Non-winners of a] ony ne, Si4l ie. World's ree- ake which have not ; as ' ’ F anal - caente. rae foe s mi ive mile amateur—Gibb, Newburg. won: races, 10 pounds, 5 pounds omas, \ewburg, second. Time, 16:17. @dditional, and | times 1d io ce ame pounds. One mile, f Mannal Beats Smith. Howl's HKrigade, Fibaml», The clever little hockey team § from Capron, lori Weir, \ Manual Training Schoo! triumphed = over Admiral Schley, l’usig. sinith Academy In an excitime Yime at time Fl Caney, Special Notice see Pi) ice Satwrdav. Seore. 2 to 0 Jones Mra. (’, all ¢ | and Gilbert carried off the honors for the Online, ma, vietors, while Bixby and Coleman did the ae ‘ee. Hinde It... | best work for Smith. The line up: anu eae ‘ ' . . Teaminonwealth’s Attor- Triaditza, —— Acadeiny. Ragen de ney, Diramburg. ———s ...Porwar Knight Bannert, Shillingturn Bs. Forward ces Red « Tose, The Conqueror, Coleman i>... ear Reneoist The Monk, Aberdale. (iftord tees ..-bPorward Cll ileert The Luknown, Hulskamp BO ae Harriaes " Sweenpatakes »§ se Seudder. . Point , pecccescces & SBRagaD The Turf Congress Sweepst.ake: ~ Mi] Marquis.........:, Gual Borers +4 eee eweepstake for o-Vear ohds; By toe are OCI bly y Referee Willlam Sylvester the nomination, $5 additional to star Pile idheed . he io e Turf Con- . association to add $60, amd the Curt Con Billiards at St. Louis Club. gress to add Saw; of which Sly to second, | and $75 to third. Of the sum appropriated In a billlard game before a large audl- by the Congress, one-half shall be paid to) ence at the St. Louts Club last night John the trainers and jockeys of the three placed Hargan defeated Grant Poy, 125 points to rses. ax follows: 4 per cent, ® per ceat | 6%, ; . - trainers of the first —— and © per cent, to the trainers of ft second and third horses, and 15 per eeu Manag Geo. W. Williams Dead. vcr cent to the jockeys riding them = . Winners of a stake oF {Wo races penalized muse: Oe She Dagt-Dispnt - . , five pounds. Maidens ailowed 1) pounds, SALISBURY. Mo., Feb. 3.—George W. ins eri ners a4 Williams, aged 6, died to-day from injuries Artbur James Bre, 2, by St. James—Weter | received in a runaway ty Ane bey sine Rake. He was prominent socially, politically and Bennett, (jeo fe A i‘ It Te. o be Sir Dixen - financially. pers are congratiwating Supt. Wohlgamu: Cheapest and Best Period. a first class string lle as a. mi Vanee in the price of materials wil} not ap- But ‘The Cow boy and the Lady”’ Was xt | i } , srr «dl Vd] -K : a. ‘ , pane Erwan at wil lation, said to the Post-Dispatch atmosphere of the first act, or becuuse In ——_—_@— -——— al Wutburst, Refused and seven untried eolts, Oe ee a ae ee eelcas of some materiais enterin into the | ¢ Mine Miecente it? owt ia rien irices of : e aterials tering into the | tee ‘ opposition toa Churchill Downs, The pn ; ‘which was turned out by Clyde Fiteh moters of the scheme, however, are not ii and it may be that it will n dream. l> , i — ee ee —— a — ings the ne.ecuf! ‘miury, and nile 3 ae pent hee = iaieenind cee eal he ay a bis o> tae: 3 nee of the word it will not ne run pe : é pies + ee — ll year-old contingent. Instead of being a ; : slawe Mmstitulion, yer 1 i er: ee Cee ee eee Gongs Stuke horse, Lieoer Kari wus Dut the com- ti balic r: ih * Nhe wotier ur pers } B Wright, & music dealer and wellgknown citizen monest kind of a pluter. cept Un. f peri ig TS srs 7 of Marwhall, Mich Mr. Wright for years suffered = tii sea ly eee ’ ‘ . Stic last year the brewer thought W. Over- > &6Urpritaci Tat bitie ; ot ¥ : pre in yp Mage ctlngeiytes- sath a a Was the colt tv turn tue titck, but This institution will contain seven large clean ae fee Mee Ob Se ee £ Now. however, he pins Wards. and iw privat acme Chariiably A= Gisense, until he was reduced to a eondition ef ; atl Seniitty, and the best doctars in the gountry gave Poiiijes, a big, streng oe Lae Peyvpie Of Lhis elt) } sulrreund- Special to the Post-Dispatch. fe new Centenary Hospital so: LOUISVILLE, feb. 3.—There are quite a Culnstrus number of the Southern and Western turf. 4@-nk and Garsison avenues ls the et, on C(Hestmut sSsireet ysl lans, specialists and surgeon in Brewer 3S horr of Memphis jt wili be remicmbered, he won phis Derby with Lieber Karl and cot fel] down on the others, Plaudit due tne d.teh that stopped the Midd Cheat aue @ good showing ba lie ee, ethos i, 7) at Ae “BT A \ him up to die only get the Menighin Lietay) tut lie hes (hat occupants in the yeaca to hee wi Lp by A , sabe many others, Se titel Oe ee Also liupes e liberality tt Uv! bis , + fs « Ace] Offered by espectalists for the treatment of weale in whiasehe =p ap — irtishesd. : wh “ ; nesses peculiar to men, and {t was this experience ihe colt an oh « —_ t. suis a the b net? & ' 7 be ; . , that drove him tv @ little study and research for tatey aati mathe sackers 9 >) ae ao pet. yf ud ee alee rial gi bis own benefit has in nie | nor 1 culimary Ganattinent. le ineiry, (ft ’ % =e aeeerts that Bie 10 yee Cee Consider Pecut pidrsan h y “Vial toe of inen rooms, relention: room an meotally and physically. waa turned to unbounded fits’ Lavatorti joy In a alngle nigbt through a rare combinatioa rst emer - bee o ‘pele ex le of medicines that Iiteraily made him young again. There are many who do not believe Sam int rele nt's oftic Cie! 7 “OO? . ; , a Se ree re 6 OS ee iihey the dheed or the bot- lowtora’. un he ns’ rooms. dtug | Ia" enthusiasm leads him to offer free to any man, urn-any of the tricks. In fact. oer ntender: 7 ‘room. lnen re s. 6 fe , young or old, who feels that bis animation or the P semme cruel enough to say Sammy ftir | V bat its, JaVvatories, IS Ait, ALLL, 4 fre of ambition has left him and needs something face the crimson-tinted fag in + ie po as ms ee ' Jt, ee g “4 that will not anly brace him up and enable him te (hariey Patterson is .one of ' ' a@eommodate twelve pet dd Hy LL t af Gertak!: hich ne has reason for savines it, be- ~ i acn, Uiree an : i 4,7", xs Siz : ty pO OLGRTS he One ee Fatantiohied the stord or igo ny a a secon non ‘seal Sa if : Z ee, itself, but will resture the parts to thelr original er , - ; “} t L i size and vigor. There is no question but what fn hie Individual ! Deroy. ana ’ KNOY ‘Will cut no figure Im thui at Meinphi 49 bitmap? 1 feottrth ff ! ened eo third & Hd it case the results were Just as described, and It Poors taker wy 3 } rivate creat Surgeons’ rows, . : ft CS F3 VU/ RIG tH | seems quite probable that any man who believes Urses’ room. laval t ‘ Peper rricwhet oe fiir - rit “urd Irom W Dew } r} «ti , eiaee : ‘ aetqivi ee f (*ertis 4 ] eras, : | a rit 4 . cor id lle nt Ss At f MA ni ee , 1 as tv leave no hollow space | There was a large audience. The play a a aie ri | «ory t rowel ty ° trie entir Weis Pesce IVerd d he” “as ss - > ‘ iP LY. y i} e P ,! We re. \ \rte $ ** ° . s President Schulte, since he. resigned ras, rovums and halls : presideney of th. ‘ess, } ave a hard plaster finish, The lower | ( narles Bosse, . MeKean, 4 turne. tas Teoisyv ih P } ' are “ Mais and vestibules will he floored ‘mn mare hwenward, lDdan Kerwin, Misses 5 : . self entirely to Jooking “dl ca Uibte mn) and Alfce May Fletcher. keolowing We will not Carry over to new pay was a dance, which continued until a ‘ season any of Churchill Downs and his Ooperat:ing@e rooms and late hour, } mts. *€ ana S Bie, ‘ ‘ tl Alleviaie and all the old ones, {« thetizing, preparation and sterlizing ) ine lo’ of onalden 2- J i , t be, “? ry ’ “orev ’ f T rolis ‘ voles rs ) ; i! me. ent on thd , rom ered polished maple, with doors, The Delicatessen served enough coffee last : T three wt; rs out f tine lint, Dt Sodhe “Pwo, nisi and base, vellow pine and OM FOR Ss, the beeadtnd high-class Cy Ss, wh ham! varnish | 7°" to flat a war vessel. albeit Mdering ever ortton of the in- sae at a at Gea’ aoe eee ! bag, faynked seceral of pis 2) po sior the wugniy antsepie and impervious | WAS ASSAULTED AND ROBBED. * LACES, ‘> ale ’ : bth ac l l 4a, it Loe al Te erms , —— | - 4 Bi yn palin tla ah og Swan's ta hy wn in the tlustration, | A. W. Barringer Lost His Money by 2: PORTIERES. L pPproper trem fhe sur thm tawtatelios ake Highwaymen. ' in the influence of - = AND RUCS irs Untted front A young man wunier ure way forrung the liquor, who esailt his name was A. W. Lar- egt , = , AND WILL SLINC THEM on what they are dolng in pe ' bat ve mm grates leading i court. ‘ov roe lived at 0 Maehigun avenue, epee . , ald Mewosed Tron pbridge connections | ringer, and - # : anciemas, Kentucky | forming a communication from the sur- | told Policeman Cremins that he had been lar , ant OUT AT ANY PRICE. ‘ ul on na ' ' mpatal to the ampf- 2a) it be , : ptels pee ' assaulted aml robbed by two men on él : aN ‘ M : wae, Come quick and take advantage of i ‘ rel Si ¢ rar rij! " ny frac irgical build Seventh street, Detween Clark avenue and : ee, ~ “ ; ' ne } Tne two properties present a frontage spruce -_ jo eta i — a * AS . 58 this offer, while you have a chance. ne cPrbertas orf ‘lacy an we Teer on Chestnut =treert, by 135 feet Li lhe ais te. bill 1e ade (eww re ; ‘ inoe hf Wher bought him, Garrison avenue, and when completa wij) | the two men big Knife and pressed “as 7s Carpets at 40c and 50c per yard '¥present a total expenditure of 4 7 it aguinst his threat and took }4.sv from ’ 2 . MDOUT SSM. walked by and HBar- “s —fully worth 80c and 90Oc. ‘ ! of whith Stonew will “he PX De: him two young men : . a fderntified them Phe West fs training yr Pat Dun hi he hospial portion and $10.00 Gredt rnger prositively : awirl has a tine lot of ‘ f the to the other bul ling ; fom tae young men were taken into eusteady and | 5 : ana a ” a aS , : ’ , rr}, iain ; , { bigs *y9 courts reeves © ; ‘ : i: ( m bs DGC ’ ‘ bhaal . W. Innes wil! bevin next ;: ont it! v? ters \ssociation say the recent ad- Secretary Furver Says Now Is the than {ft has evel; — ——_ bars, Nos@ if Jef med, cer. l cy ‘ sf farm near Lexington, an m4 : 1.) fom Newport. At the close of 7 meeting aan rr ' VY inerease the cost of ereetine a Failure in St. Louis. MOUTH gece tol hich is hi! h H. Furber, s was because of the profane | we es Bie C40 ed « will move to 8S: Lou's, hi! A ws Joseph cretary of Whether it f “s Bits hres I ° ' | Hisar pie. u «cre lag nich?: ’ , , . , r> ’ rile : : ATANEH ;last nish its fgynorance New York thought it a true Yrs. Amelia Cullen Expired Suddenly a val Oo HLL ey! t Te] " missed from the bumeh. » das Alvercawale, wactege | “There seems to be an Impression In the | picture of the West, is not known, but it Nothing has been said recently of the’ puntie mind that on account of advance in | is a fact that “The Cowboy and the Lady,” | Yesterday, While at the House Nat Gomiwin-Maxine Bidet ; ; — ‘ pre 4 i¢? : I during the past six weeks li is now one | Pprospect.ve owner can undoubt- house. It was taken off la | a _ + 7 4 } } . “7 ser t The ¢. if} rs cy? lt = real i ‘ r ‘ ' ; ’ tI 4 ~4 : ‘ emmit P a i three e dull od. wy h ps A wU qu peat \! Hi a ; } \ ! F ‘ Kt apers house. Primary Election Date Named. t the 2 potion here ‘ enterpr ing held bael , ; gale of Ruwart & Jannemans shoe stu» he bile sitti: i a Air. ‘ ’ M4 _ ' ' assured . as lil be. i ‘ inl one eon, Thel* mombership of 0! *Lialo j “yar ten oon : his i inally decided many ti rass Slate TT lave Jas ail ner ; ! to-morrow The members now Within | enterprises now in abeyance will go | Washer is 2) vers ¢ : noma : . Ret gh bine th iT s.a ‘'sH B 1 i stand: i. HM aur George S. Grover’s House Burned. ‘I Fire last might did Sas damage to the! diiut 71 4 house of George S (arover, Aa iawyer, at Will also be Voted he e Pmt Priegeatet (*HIAKRLESTHIN, Mb. riat = inst ‘ f 4 tri ! ‘|* > " ; ‘a ‘ rors ‘ 2 try are . ‘j } . ? ‘ te he club is a large fi th wel lal cor le al abor, with the usual! umd athletic jife of Cabanne w Toe elu ~~ ' of prices not know of time more favorable to the own: r than : eit) ily nas “Sst da . ; [te « 2: ty 2. by tmp , 2 the imap bFiertst -Petulanee;: che... 3. by Faverdale cGolden Red: b.c., 2. b Belvidere Lady Hawkstone Btavhope, Ho Mn. ; Mara —~Monotony., eiineen & Woodford of, 2. by Sir Dixson— Lady Heth , Walla . BW. M.—R.e ‘fe by ILeonatue Cameo, Western Rowing Club Matters. The reguler month \ meeting of Weestirr POWine «lub was held at Hoathouse bist Pialay eventne, with Hew presides t, Theodore W. Aennme. an cha r | Ne Heeting wie we! it resmnled, cw’. Nation of the new officers lrockmeve: William Cc. Nolte end Bherman RK. Stevens were clect- Nhembers of the club entertainment committee reported the Anibal Mesgque babl of the club lewnp's Park Hall and axk all the ei tembers and their fri mis to attend and olp make the tall A BUCCeSsE © Teso.ution comen'ttee read the reso- lutions on the death of (hristhan Goebel, Which was avepted aa read. Merers. ito EE. Cluss, Albert @tocker nd Otto Thoma were appotnted on the use comm ttee for the year 1900 4 | 7 —_— pace on Saturday evening. Feb, | . . HW i MINH j rin i a hd ’ 6262 : ga . nd t . 4 ; ag ‘ to the purposes of the | | the present, and any enterprises that are . — “ "ther a. gree + - —_———~ a , = = een Tey held back would meet with a much babs bal Gay. ) : market hres or four montis rt iti "AGLI ) j ! WL a | | : NO CU RE NO : Pp Y | WILL TRY TO IDENTIFY HIM. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for : A « Pri Ss RO ee Children teething rests the «child and comlorts th puluer ede a tisen Who Thinks We Wag Geen | = Spot: 6 Fak STE WEAK-—NERVOUS AND DISEASED MEN. Ernest Miller Before. St. Bridget’s Y. M. S. Euchre. READER: If vou are afficted with any dleecase «: ai Chest r wm . 3 Gustave Jungmiller, houseman for Wil-| The Young Mén's Sodality of St Bridwet’s queumeneemmemes f° Cal! upon or write to the Missnuri Metical Inet!’ : th Wig liam Brown, president of the Pioneer Coop. arish will give a row? vaio : | ; par yes a’ feet. to io that . serve. ov t= tbe ns if they i* *"i) ‘ Ly Lo ey d ‘mI eSrEVe _-_ they aceep? for treatment ofr ‘akm 5 . _% . . ; %, ? > ; . erage eee called : } Our ; ; ARE YOU very See ee Ts er : —_—re ford road, : Ww rn ia the same ’ ' si ely : ; : iife.eas Ligue bf b ind j jet 4 1. pli Pw: ryt) be P : : a .* io , _ > Pre 4 . . . . . e ut street, wa n itt bs with NPB RieENTET® 81 fh rTe wget is | to 4, “ . a ' ‘ ' * f a otter ’ ~* ‘ . ! | At | Mesers. John J. Schaab. Jule F TTA TT TTT TINT TT ree } : , ule b . Mueller " . 7 ar HL Mbit ttt iN i) (RMU UNH MUA (LAR Wi LiMinbni ) = It te found a tally ueeful ta Nerrous Troul'!ea nig het. suff: trie , . | n TT: Cate Met! nes sent eufeiy an Or os , ahs rvathou Fred «. Lielkes’ wer a in es of the club te the Eodthmesten Coe ee sheimer was . tative for the club for ong Eng & iy } ge ai? "warty: aft Ul eee a: omteres! Tf wer + d " ” ‘ ‘ : = ‘ ai d.swase. giving advice, et«., will be reterne! free Yu NAMPFS ON Bok livepepela, Malaria, Anaemia, Lose of Sleep, Con “ — re} ; fey _o " after? ~~. 4 ‘ . iy i | Es sumption, Overwork, lodigestioa. La Grippe, Nerr sUPiNng ne + er ' : wy abo eT vua Prostration, Genera) Detility, Tariy Oonre nates the National Assoc on " a ice o candidate’ nd A i ame a ints @ representative o s on ‘a “y ys tn ow * e , take - “7 fumigated and venir etm ay es ak Thetiy office Bours 10 to 4 Fyesings 6 to 8 Bundeys, 10 8 m to lt poor Remeoter edires, lescence, Loss oF load, UImpetet«y. clam a —— seneeenpnenidioneeaneneren — ; . . Throat and Lang Troubles, Seasickness, AU Wast MR. SPRAGUE SAYS MISSOURI] MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 205 N. Eighth Street, St. Louis, Mr "Eta we au Drecrctn” mause apneytcn [year ‘0s ean’e' "war veseer A" TS MH] ite, are, eat ible and mest ervey nied Medio ant suai Mn

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SUNDAY NORNING—ST. LOUIS FCST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. - a =— CITY NEWS. ‘OFF (IN A NEW HUNT WEAI TE CAME : Center Tables, like cut, solid oak Or me ash on foes at > M | hogany finish, tops thelr prices with Credit-stor: 24x24, handsomely you will at once see why, if you ve or | i Ginary intell'cence!! Crawford's « i” | "oe al : gel] their goods strictly for Cash, ! pi .' MISS MEYER IS DETERMINED TO Ye. Vell cia lak a ; | | . airman Seeeeeeces BNE Conacientious reasons. FIND HER FATHER. [ a Cane-Seat Rocker, like cut, “2 % SS $2.00—Sale Price woman paying Cash, a8 a rule, ceo , heavy braced arms, so!d ev more than she wants. The one who ! 4 ih F | ervwhere for $2.50. To ap- on Credit often buvs twice as muon as she ; ; : pee Se com = MUST FOR HER MOTHER'S SAKE. Joseph C. Miller Heir to 18 = ies te the price, see the wants, and when she pays reluctantly and sours on the Merchant:! ae fs Crawford's people don't want the women [0 me Has Been Missing for Two Years, Larg e Estate, and Her Past Searches Have Been in Vain. MILLIONAIRE’S CUTCAST SON. yee . _—_—_— —-——— when the goods are purchased woman, however, who buys on Credit, 3 i who. never pays (and there a few even of he best of it, BA ' eee ee L__i@_tha wt od wd _ iy i , . . ’ —_——» aq : " . « : ; : > . : : | =? aes yee » \ t/ 1 f j ' He rw , ' ; ’ ° uN i | ‘ane,’ , i | - ’ ; ‘ . > »* ; , ‘ 2 ~' 2. y 4 } . " } [ron HRect«. like cut. full 7°. | This Pepe tec, — Iron Red. . four coats eracael anl with tee : -_ roe ew ln aloe ‘ rich brass pag ig : wold heen and tuot board, and all . ¥ eclid rane (Fimmings: sig everywhere for 332.%)- ; | , conte of beat enamel: it fror. lahvorer yce*s- our *tupen - ' ' de u ake Peaa . ~ , ‘ , Joseph tel Miller, common , ’ ' bp ; BODY FOUND IN A QUARBY he of: , . s 4 ' & Powers, will, on Monday, F ic RI a Sw Left Him Riches, but the Woman MS Datior at aciT Clive. wire Mg DS Fe) For Whom He Sacrificed oll the Tallor at 715-717 sireet, | Z ' where he will be pleased to ie Vo s 4 All Is Dead. friends. sour on them, and the medicine is © Pie | | | of A. yn, & i = ~s =. -_ ae i « -— --—- ———_ - ’_ ee. 4 Ta “@ eww SX = So =e ~ a : “ , : Fourth and Spruc — quarry hole over which his body tumbled Ny 1a Se Sr. DTouwe the» and the logical conclusion ts that he mis his way in the dark white following path and fell. The fall. about 2 feet to th * ~y / ' 1s ~ hectired ice, in which the body was ) ' provision of : father’s will whi was fully great enough to canse db oP AO Me ted Knese Was oe yeoats cold jie* ; i ‘ A P ** ew af ly clad and his appearance Would hard PERT —_s munieatecdd tea ° . rte d i st . : . a ; w? incite footpads to attack bam . seer I — tn di ‘ ‘ g ' ‘ = . - “te > ae ‘ e oO jeans trousers and a red Wooen soir T! : , : rat ; eee’: rest of his attire was in Keeping these pieces of it He was net known to have bevond some fracthan of a deft Aome Friday m: orni ’ . me on which he He ireom Seite (iikecet). $18.75 for a beautiful five-piece Parlor Suit, the most stylish designs; frames Sideboards, like cut, : . {) «* 2 | > . ‘rT habit se neg stimulant Thes ch - ona a deren aera are elaborately hand-carved and the upholstering is done in the most pertect agua owk.large French ‘) iT! j 4 ils ; i ‘ 2 j age" ; Die: ; , . or mG ’ { A . f | : > or : fivish aad a very etylish suit—S2v.00 manner, coverings of very handsome velours in various colors and splendid piate mirror. haad- carved and elegaatiy 80 Inclined oe te ; ' . ees: : ii ' ' , j ey ‘ o % 7 | wonld be a tow price designs. Others would say a Largain at $35.00-——lebruary Sale Price .... polished, His remains will be hurled te-morrow 7 ; 4 , ~ lhe’ hits »* hy " as? ‘ = i } from pe residence of brother, Anton i tl tenaie | i. i LIM 3 , worth Knese, 1515 South Thirteenth men See an 3 $12.50 Rarney Knere was married, ti ‘und his : , : “oe i d/, : 4 = , Ba boie Wife did not live togethe He mad hile oginhege le Melhcaetadles ee Saws + Ure eek Sha lad | ~ — — == - . a, * Dale | : : trered to seeks them out ) “ty SN SASS Been ; x= : = Price .. home with a nephew, Anton Worthmann. ° : - , y sa) A : : " SY” ‘ in . ’. | ’ " .> 1°) nI\- , . eS _— . ' the giris { Wttsburg There she , + } ri a ; ‘ , AT LINDELL AV. M. E. CHURCH, |fitii’ifi iainci's ties tnt he was a \ gil Nia aRp es iiss oo yigitiomecin Dev. Dr. W. T. Smith of the Mission- fecentiy hope beat high in the breast. of . ! for this week, worth Sde. for this ose Whom the misst: bat fi ft be ON 7 =o per F week, per yard . ary Society Will Preach To-Day. , i eins wae @entioned in ; . | a> yard. Rey. Dr. W. T. Smith. one of the secre- ches which told of a revbery in Helens, y Vs Ingrain Carpets, best grade, | Brussele Carpets, best _qual- : : ity. worth $1.15, worth 85c, for 5 for th's week, ciated—positively worth very rocker .* ‘ t uianat reoyyy «4's an wed , il ap Burs one of these Oak Gand 4g teooren? ; as ary te ’ \ } 2 7 taries of the Missionary Society of the ’ ) a " 9 se wad ga * ad ale aby he ; x DM WA - > F.xtensioa Tables, like cut, - \ Methodist Kinisconpal Church, with head- |, ty The Post-Dispateh alded ao 4 ; Wa w\\ aolid oak. 6 feet long, sizeof aot ened . i if . \ »> 4 quarters in New York Clty, will preach at | retohis im through its corresponden: e es ot ad ' . ‘ ‘ worth $8.00— Oil Cloth, worth 30e, P ae " , ; ( Matting. worth 22c, For this well made Couch, covered im an . . . .+ . ‘ i ; hus bee? work 713” j : . WS a" \ 7 he Lindell Avonue Methodist Church this upport the family sinee hes re:ur ro: a \ Se \: oa Al s for this for this week \ . . ric ,. . : A \. beebes week, per yard..... per yard entirely new design of tapestry, a most morning at Il o’vlock. Dr. Smith has had Sittshure She saves she has long experience with the mission work of [money which she will expend in searching 100 tienuine Ooyx Ta Velvet Carpets, worth . ‘ pleasing pattern, assorted colors, worth the ehurch, and hee the happy faculty for ber father JOSEPH Cc. MII ' IER bles, like cut, a beautiful ‘ ; SE . MILLER. rut, 1.35, for this . being wble to impart his knowledge to ot! “For mother’s sake I must find him.’ oi orpamnent tor your par- : k r Matting, worth dic, - Folid Oak Wood Seat ers in an attractive manrer the sak he ) " it} ’ tit adhe see cite ween, $7.50. ; se he said ta t : 7 Abs in his pocket at the time, and, lor, neve> been sold fur yard per yard MS re ay ike cut. extre | leas than $7.2('-- Azmiaster Carpets, weuth high hacks. braced Phe annual sale of pews will take ae “ave town i “ ime to seare! av a a6 5 had trumped the. streets for | bing to |B Fer. 82. 98 FREELY $1.50, for this Lace Curtains, MAIL ORDERS $125 Feb- at Lindeil Avenue Methodist eT Lm. nave been Informed that he has] work, the prospect of getting anything : nga ee — oak oun ‘hy ‘ a oe ' : a ve eOT8 es. | Nail g there ' yy , fo say that he was sur- ruary week, per worth $2. this me . = le ‘ } 4 } = ; ri sii 4 f +o) } } j , ' 7% ' ; . ' y * 3 eee . a ‘ an) j i ee ; ‘ Wie mt faintiv express his emoeo- Sal CIVEN. REE 8 ESTES: week, per pair PROMPTLY FILLED. Price Male ; up the competition for seats is Hkels ena and ather viver vis.” 6 - Na (expects) a .egacy from Price... he qilte spirited, particulariv since the Miss Mever is 19 f : She is a ayy ather. who had fcurbidden him his door +}. . . "ir ia . “ar , api - . , ati ‘ ha 9 i sata 2 ‘ noice now made covers a period of ane verve i dark-haire iri, With regular} years before and shown no Interest in him your, anid tr clides the chang. ot pastorate ‘arlires= end lhe r we!ll-se 1) with is the wae . , , frem Pr. King to that of Dr. Daniel Dor- ° index to the determination and self-relianee * had not completely recovered from e t ore . . “y RUWART & Jews, and apposed his union with a gen- tile. When he announced his purpose to wed his father anal b J N his pretty Irish sweetheart mother told him if he married outside their re fait? } ; ould ‘Ve re ' succumDd to the dry win- Se ee aa Shee te ened macsthes atl ter weather i] ! . left the malatin] home art once. f Nake » f a C C C & P e something that strenethened hey Her parents were Catholics and their riage with him was ae. 7 * > opposition to her mar ay , 2. P —— * 45 q at “a home, They. too, were weaithy, and to be a epets rom Tete home meant wach. But = Regular $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes. " s 5 + 1 ' ; . + exiled from the like Miller. she was determined to wed the person w ho had won her love, and ehe de- ; s | fied the threats of disinheritance by her par- ents and went from thetr home to become Mit er 's wife. . ; . J i -\A/ - ; Wa ease of mutual sacrifice,” sald ' Their Entire NEW, UP-TO-DATE CH OE STOCK, whieh | Milter yester lay. “She gave everything 8 8 ag wo for me, juet as [| bad done for her. If my | a P| ™ a he will put on sale ‘ove had not been firm up to that time that showed me what a treasure she would v4 Cor. Broadway and lucas Ay. MONDAY, AT 9 A. M AcE ne marines tien came Wes 5 - * eg it) is ie Prosperity seemed never | Wavy, and they found it | len 2 Snatcbe s ' nas pee sie mi aerate sen rember . 7 - (Quoted , itt . But they pever appealed to] - At Prices Be! w) a! | aise | a iS aati are oom fOr agneepance., Although. | cso4 nad implanted in ne. The fact that set Sis TO FURTHER INTRODUCE chow . ROSAS. SOT Se Seer a dan deo greta oh Hit l] have noi been discriminated against in WILL Sel “My ts ATéeST IW+ ROVED ; scule ee ¢ r o nad ecent a . hand ' brightened the humble home, | i oe Ne nc one sme that father repented Triumph Steel Range enti L'nited States for : Or will deliver anvwhere incitv pavabie io mont! uly ‘Install ments of $3.00. they will do the work of doliars. To make it easy selling, we have jure es from which she died. The grief-|™UCh as possible for the misfortune tie. a e Ss i ots 0 i cken father found homes “oe : eg ‘ bon , te . | eaten | ae } sire my = ‘This ia just mths me my ges, aermost dealers Wout ack bp ~ ) caah for | m d ju t nine ! ts out f this stock. har with friends and started out to fight is happy t lay i ; aoe n re Bor. CHAIR OF THEOLOGY WILL ARCY ba had no bread . was out of; iignbbens ihe A ae “~— ; LOT f i. 25 Beene ne Cheyne ¢ f the vores tS ee ae ‘ Ye ite Rip Banas newe fe ARCHBISHOP KAIN IN THE LEAD. ; Kenrick had for rn . i ble | P SOME SPECIALS i » considere he # ‘at dee wen too much excited o , enriek for some time heet ipable vena ae ro F . LOT 2. Nfo.. “ 1° Mn si oe his rie consider what I shall do. But I will proo-, , of man pa pe the affairs of the clocese. ‘CONRAD S FOR THIS WEEK, 19¢ per pair for 800 pair Women's Felt wate gt a Women's ay ; fh im ; his heart ( nis ' ably employ lawver to-morrow to re r the leer inn Whiiely AP OK Neinty rackere . i. a , ; en ' fe ee eee - . Sg) "e A , tig] li ‘ YP reCW 00 he t! be by} biope fm reer we Peemritige Be . , Bole ne len hes 7 ‘pee _ ‘ welt 39c ° ' ' ei ‘ New \ ork once ane y we lg : © on : y BE Tg: a Hj sha! He Has Subscribed $2 O to the Fund ( ’ - P ; 7 he ‘ " . pics Sandwich Me aa Das 9 of “ 10¢ 4) nN ‘ st ‘ . ‘ ‘ eeecees ‘ ' Lé : . cont for Mr. Chittenden Necessary to Honor His Distin- Beat show r named | | : : wn oat aatehaial ’ a. ae j : . attire arrn careru ; 2 9c er pair for 250 pair Women's end § dren's High Shoes; nearly all sizes ad on rnoanm hotnheore pidest. Come Day , plan j m going t QA isn@e))h CF aanecy Ball Slippers and > et ON ers hem le reese | Bs PE ten hs ‘anda oa n | : Lne I | * rryrgsr, * . . er ' found ome ‘ovment at , th I am certain I wil d nt futu . avement has been preserved for Men'« and Ly ye Tennis Shoes: 39Cc pair for fine lot Women’s Felt So'e 5 , . wo ae, ent Chittenden was acquainted with | at ; + tages Yenunetates owes ter , ; , “— 19¢c every where pr: a Oc Ba's. and Warm. Lined Shoes ne eee pe ccm ne ee Ss er A Stee vid Mille That is why he took suet iro of thee.ogy) in the @; al al ‘ ded 4 vive er wetihde Preserved Fj S x be ' . avr send ag all he : ) of eae ) n ntereat ir J sep i Lerry at Was bitmatiery ¢ Triletete : i - . : a SB fet © Pre uhh 5 a ae 1 a. 246 Lib lic “Pam glad Joe has come to his own, lemon! f the venerable z a fide a. f M hie ' k.pper . nie aconoecnb) - tw ect Hie came toa St. Taouis, th ; three weeks; _. aue P hig aiid a coeoritergyt fave . | ‘i a hs an LOT & LOTS 4 and 5. r lde found ik 4 ‘ | ' . porter at a ‘ ! ey : oy Bigee go S yx bh -enr la’'e Are ; ’ , f st : |. iy he - 9 " mee o ‘ Herring © ; aor ra Sete iy fiah sosenn ae : a The present methonbil rebbishap | Chutch. a | nt . fresn : St James fs P his place ' Mere e where you find the cream of this stock and 70° fi r Women ‘« Vere Fine ” les night on ace : : arre] poet i ‘ mantic, is true T kne Ww , evi ' font ba ome rake. ' 6 Cc Ehees, worth 3 times this price eilow-emmlove Vid MEE! He was one of the largest ain, Nas Riven ose gileye Meh attention Dewey Bun «: - ny from (cared. 59c i S00 pair Women's High or Teall aceasta a 2 deale New York and was worth si ai cnimteid ee Oo Toothache? lu C at least Go to the New York Dental r Coprate (Cold Staedard; gen Key ow Mares nearly wll — '™ 69c" and 7% for Mixses’ and Children’s » RI Jumes Hotel vestie rday ‘as rth ! : t $ Pans os dic aaa . > - | Broadway an4 rp teamoe isd Cigar Weat See gi Hawn . : 25c “ \ I } I ‘ . ‘ it, i ‘ of eu ‘ Pine ; or P get shoes in this lot worth up te $2 0 bine Up to- Date Snrves: worth 3 laos BO Fai Meet omtaeents [mem ho had rensesented Payid Miller in 1 cozy ( BALANCE. REMAINS. - 32.00; @ ton... a’ ‘ . ary " a ‘Te an outhe’ me " ; os and tf } Satieren’s Pinace Sheea the kind which will . ir (hittenden advan ve | dal. | ONS MeaiCinee th geri — COTES, 7 apace hight Gina Xe ‘ ‘ne house P hese ff this hel “etter econcmniae © bring the wise esopomi«t« from their homes inf. and could Britos or Roer get to this sale in F he strength of the letter tnform- | With the hosptial; 1d prescriptions Were pie lecesser durit 5 See. Sen 2 “s a ee Sip eit hinted ie: oe | rs eet Food, Baden, Carondelet an! Fast St PE time, the Traesvaael difficuity sn euld come te Pine my ‘f hie hetrship. Mr Chittenden | filled The diseases Varied, same vf TMM t raat teeny The Venere preinte . eave .. 5 ceenee ae ) oad ohew . Yee oe elt gt ules, or anywhere within reach of HIL Ts 48 ead \estanter. 4 formed him-that he would give him) 4 light character, while others were chron Hl to take Kindiv; ty im, seo bce S3 te , the mpathoetamen ene ‘ “ te ment noweneet af ork at a xO 4 salary untt] he cou } secure im! sane were aftite tes} With the " f t : ’ ‘ trete Phiie hth .e . an ' ' . money that awaite him in New York , val f * ° : ier was dotnge some work for Mr. Chit- HUNDREDS OTHER JUST SUCH BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. ienden when he was seen by @.Post-Dis- | . ° representative last night ali like a dream.” he said “lla while in hronieal, | ive aioe avail aay ei | &- rn _— eae =. corr . : Fr) ‘ 1? ? s | ee AS Os WANTED-20 Shoe Salesmen Monday A. M. §) 0:0 po peer aile to completely assure | were held every Sunday ater tad | ans aa Some wbie eT t wr eS Mok es . or tte . ‘« . clroumstances. 1 have never really belleved ! for the tnmates That wirnid get any share of mv fathers consisting from Pp " tier yar TaD fie "a Pts se fu . : SIXTH ST. ; " l1 have not heard from him | legacies. e* w » ty rt 10, RIS.S, «af | thi ttemthe: hos peer front rane! ‘ / AND ’ my marriage, but I have often whikeh ef FUNDING #“Apenses, im menrs ; in t “7 n eer rT) ary ts a+ : : : : theught and hoped that he and mother) and repairs were paid, and ye it } Archbishop Kain and mar Drie et pf the a a FRANKLIN AY had forgiven me for marrying Mary. and! remained A debt of $10 will be paid soon Bitale ese were presen! The y ' s . had come to see that my action tn takin The visiting h: oars — Femi eS Bi . coveguy between Arcltilsh); Lain afr CONTAINS THE FIN EST CUBAN TOBACCO. an the i nsar a oF o the cle i ; ‘hich the etart- . apDe y lerayimnen, durin } 4 F. & BICE M. Cc. CO. maNxugect URERS. ST. LOUIS. MO. e her as my wife was righteous, because o'clock p. m., had followed the dictates of the heart’ from 2 to 4p. m. dally except Sundays. ling declaration was made thet Archbishop ° ;

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ett sdetiananadinee niente aie ane iene PART SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS—FEBRUARY 4, 1500. — - ——_—_—_—— + - - — rr ee ee _—-- - _— . —_ 2 . - - a — as JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN S "28° ORCHID. mDIIIDIII IIS SI SCC KES SSSeecee After 18 Years’ Experimenting He Has Produced a Hybrid Which Has Won a First Prize and Consoles Him for All the Evil Said of His Course as Colonial Secretary in Forcing the War on the Boers. Special Correspondence of the Sunday Post-Dispatch. Cabinet. In this marriage the usual social rules The Liberal-Uni LANDON, Jan. 2. of such unions were reversed. Miss Endicott is balance of power. They r » Liberal party OSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, British Secretary of the biuest patrician blood of the New World; waned. after lstone failin: t the HH: of State for the Colonies, the best hated socially Chamberlain was a nobody. Riule bill thr iF from man in the world, is happy. In this match it was the New World woman ities, leaving urty tose. ayy After 18 years of experimenting, in which he Who furnished the pedigree, the Old World man bery. and after voters, carr! away by enthu- Ts. y thousht t ty wer strong has spent millions of dollars, he has produced Who had the money. siism for Giadstone’s personalitv, awakened to a to su ip their fingers at other in his great Birmingham greenhouses a hybrid And Mr, Chamberlain loves orchids. oof itlye ~ lorataedeorniy time the personality of Chamberlisn underwe ‘% ' prositi : perses tor. to chi devey! imcurred the usual xndverse cety tur on to the lioers as to cause them to dé would have continued in favor. ’ resent, it is necessary , c ‘ » time , y , } I ti | t | : ee ee but his failure Was in not Knowing his antag- When he rat entere arlis } { ‘oll > his : ° , “oe oy | 3 om | irliarmne a ind follow nis onists. So lonx.us his biuffs went. he wae th: mnitical career, step by step. Never befure. ap- —_ ! Pp Py Kye aie el satirist cd dina: popular idel with the British public in which th: parently, has he madea move which has not im- bit , : ’ 1 hi nT if i spirit of jing-ism is, least wa Treroven iis Tredil la’ial ort nes, ‘ : xfrange. . . s e , , . ae _— oo 6 Qne of the drst “tuts of Caumberlain’s colo- mixture of the man who wears an eyeglass and ' j ' : or . nial policy Was the Jameson rail. Cecil Rhodes, the shrewd politician and business man. lhis from Brummiagem. He Jooks—“rummagem!"” father had a monopoly of screwmaking. He con- Little did Jisraeli guess that Chamberlain “nued the business with enormeusly increased . Ccess se > ‘YW, " - Pi 2 .+ m P ; Would one duy be the must talked-of member of ""°Ce8s: Disraeli devoted and Salisbury and Ral- a Tory Government four have devoted thelr whole time to politics: * : = a " . .? Tat be . oat ey) ~ a) . . You remember how he became a Tory—how, “"¢ the \ . ’ Iriend~Was preparcd while she was not. other rich men on the back benches Ile was then a de- vout Liberal. Suan he Won a place tn the newspapers by Slrshing, vicious attacks on the (ons @ rvalives, Which sometimes beget the answer that his Bi.l.ings- rato Wiis Tacet worthy ef notice The CAabitalist from Birmingidaen was unlike other eapitalisis, im that }re hy i] Fnoch—for rapid, it is well Known, conmnive his attempt te Possession of shares in South African companic-s it is hinted have not @ too remote connection witn lis position as Secor tury of State for the Colonies When irs? entered ment from m.ngham it Engiand remembers his blunders, There is little danger that Chamberlain wlll be Cbiiged to leave the Cabinet. Salisbury will not BWup herses while crossing the stream, nor wii the British public. But his reeeption at Cabine! Maen is cou) There are no huzzas for him on the street In Jeutbiin, indecd, when he went to take his dewree from the university in October, there were hisses, The man had in his prime an tron nerve, bat he is in his prime no longer and bis nerve is broken He looks aged and careworn. There are chulky tints in his" focey upon bose strong frame the Maboy skin hahes joose, His temper feels the Strain. dle js TT rujeus and frettful He has eufered jn fortune as well as in public reputation biis private income, which was’ on e Probably $1340 a year, has been cut down iy UNTOrUhate manufacturing investments made on behalf of nia mors. Hits salary as a Cabinet Min- ister is $2.07. When Mr. Chamberlain picks up his/ paper he May tead of a famous 1% igian artist who has taken Anto he Wierz's« powerfu] picture of “XN a pokon in Heli,” and put upon the shoulders of the glowering Corsican the head of Joseph Cham- beriatn, VieWinx through his monocle the’shacd ws wiaiths of women who upbrald) him for thei: slain sons, of men Who holl up veo him their legs and arms lopped in battle He may read of the Boer yatrol and British ©! the sisunion patrol who fore Gathered whit tending the Knew that the H Wounded upon a battlefield ‘and whe held this : é, ali party, and peoovle laughed ; sat they would dialogue: The . onshire was the other nen < : ‘eo’ je bye ’ . ’ . ‘ - The great l’ariilame i Boer: We're thirsty. Have you some water yoy Member added dukety dignity and eee 3 Sari Tithe. 3 ining ti» bee . Trier tee r hot-headed <peec!, RBnequauie doin ihe Commons, When Mr. Glad- Stone put the hom. rule plank into the platform of the lheral party Mr. Chamberlain formed a party of ing the Boer Repub) } “a ¢ " 1 -5 ’ " F ae , hi Pw, fe called it the Liberal-Uniconiss party, VHhustering, there Were Meanie that its tiews wefe tibersa i it would : sha * Chamber bever, hever, Hever vote for, vy bil thre at- - ' I: Jabored hard, but can epare’ r wee t of Mr. Chamber ir io oy’ sladstonk Cabinet eferrina ther to give uy oes es. oe ” — Briton: Yo, ! you'll dtink it to the sok: ragpoireohgtbag tah ee cee Mr. Rhodes personal the Qucen j : nors in e« ithe party th) i?) ’ ,* T ; ; aa ‘Rp ; : ; tut Mr. Chamberlain wW talent me ~— ~ oe Moer.: Not the Sileht. af ome fe .-9 st) . 1 ge nd i 4 : . not runt Woman-—io the Queen's health wred the faumnation , T P : | wles that of «chamberiain' Work t prenel jm as a free lam : hover ’ fe htin ' in! “ake Briton: All right, here's the Water ruther nave a pitti e awn wh h ‘ Such reading makes qa man nervos cant Belen Ue dueillv en: oth olf parties than to Mr. Chamberiain hax two passio ‘ ' 80 love Very distractedy his beautiful American Teens Were the views of a great many Eng?is’- wife. men Who did not like the off foggy, every-conmmoen- Me war, you will remem). r, @ Wildower with man'’s-his-Lordship’s-man tdea, and yet believed sar} _ Ma 3 aryuen children when he marr.e Miss kind ‘ ie te lhiome liule te he A fatuous cream of aa xr . it j : , », : ry , M: ‘* Gaughter of William Crowninabield Endicott of statesman, impractical'e and dangerous to the ntinue th J ; who Wo miemin tr «sf : ut cfhamberlain s pte? hn eS 4". yee * Bes 2 . - wrap i ln aie ial, eat aia Aetna weer — $4 4 . de Masevchusetts, Secretary of War in Cleveland's welfare of a great and complicated empire. id the! Shes were gratited, ” eal atlas 7 a ye.” F ty. os Ay 2 * : ~ a ent! | ,. ' bew/th * We) Ye. ts ee ad - ' A ' pis a 4 _ ia . 5 r ' : . a ee ee ee ee ey a ne ee i ie re

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SUNDAY NVORNING—ST. LOUIS FOST-DiSPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1906. _— ENGLAND'S COURSE MEANS IMPERIAL SUICIDE,” teattamerst tenes } : 3 3333 3 SS: GEeGecEeEe GECKKe oe Hee it i perio’ Jin . SUPVEYVINA fie jm i.e dangerfea the ft cdeprecates the unbridie | express on of bh he oflcers are reared upon traditions 1323: . . . . Sss . . . a ~ ys “SS: 5° Sa’ - ar-. is a poain and unmis- erver, régard is UNnGeT- Peete leathe and de- } | G id. >? 2a enel vl t acte \? fakabie intimation t! (germany inten: mn . oo | — ; - ee hh ” he note In . men ' dealings Wit oF rare 1 ‘ The of the fi neclers es ne ' Baye ' " aia ' itrymienm, but while . . . = > ° » ¢ } " ° 2 o ‘ t* ' } ‘ . i a ‘ _ e. . P ‘ gee eetee 1a) waif ; | t ope ast} ; ‘ 4 . r ; _ NGLAND {8 preparing ° its bare throat exposed i¢ keen ! » | ver bee nile te | : . be Syryppee is rite erpough an ster, yee afthat they , : > ij ‘ , : ft tty eT mitted , ot » 3 6s ‘* + ligint rt. bout ith a singie ©} ot mot Rear and their eve so blind tha coast agains possible buy com or 4 knife of its bitterest enemics. a : ) pena : bene! 7 ’ . they 1 , . : . " My *» ' ’ , ‘ i mt ePmi,rite andias h : ' )) : ‘iis ti imK «xX pine beat ss Sees Go ur ferst itd the hand- tack by Scrtdie “U8! ' etiecmmy i ] Peeeleeris bd ; . -) : Y ‘i cS , “" ope aw . shh ie , , veal ; ; ; termidners a enti +} ‘ mip re. hye r (oo held that empire orn the se ingered thei ercgdyer ys pied notte wall, what is to be done but (Impire te infinile dathac . ’ ify > Ue Pie’, ir) i and out of Powers may Cake advan feos - aoe: ee sith in Margu f Lanes» a 5h? > a} ey Weplad cad Pshhler.es ‘ . Britaim. Pheeretore it ' f mankind Ae , aa * Justice , " ’ j , pera] . ’ i . i , P ' : ’ ; 4s : , P j i\ an 4 ly = . , b. »” er : ‘ ° 4 . ‘ 4 ¢ ’ ‘ ‘.* ; : , ; Pag riers)” i T TT) fii ~] so. ° . . . ' “ay . in the Tratisveral , 3 ' fives! aradise. mils 7 sabi ‘ | Canse of several reeen’ yo ) " aeons Sian Bod disreear yf 3 ikem, is th hae use ieee taal | reigns the test might | 1" acer Ht T k 4 ‘| } ; ’ ’ ” ree 3 ' P ri ° - : ; oti ‘ . ’ f . ; ’ »’ > ' | 1 ¢ ‘ - ee. “ ’ ’ Pas , * ° i} fy? ‘* r)} i! L'*¢ 2 \ ’ . \\ i rye if ti t { ‘.” TY) : ¢ it . ' ' ; ’ rhe 4 } ; ‘ | WwW hen in 7 vi . ; ' ’ ' seve . ” . ; : ; ° . -~ te ‘ ‘ . . . " : ? j lheiA Tl ' ‘ . , P i tae — ! ‘* , ,'*. . . ai @ ~ . . ° . - : = a i ' ' j } ayers i tite aot] itewie “ Y ' “tl generals ape | ink , rat : ‘ » th crhapeei ati Wil th "arf Chie Dorit) army under ’ ! fete sent «l esty = micihe 1 : ' ¥ ' . e , 7 | thon of 4 ' ' ide] that ani! ; , lumrts, ie a , ° l «3 . yo ; ’ 4 nat = = gel. et *eriae “a vy ae oh. ne artifier: v many pte — ’ have hed to retreat with pal tb This Preece Wr. hea ves xvtter three pitched battles with further ; ' Poontae a" =T Tete 7 . he F rrp rae ‘ Ctlson - . : si : as 3. ' Je. ‘ a bit Th led owt ps! r i ' 7 be pit ' i! a , ; te i every man Pree fay) , . Pag ae Py Saree . : — : ' ’ metin 4: ' ; is ef the Dduteh reguibile* Bpem! march tin: ‘| ‘ie : re trpepcoll pga , ‘ ; ‘ heen obtained ia Aras wal near the grec Pia pele ae be Pespoypsbiole we E. iat | there the vessel. will ; elie Bantry = j s @herolute y necessary > ti fet ' 993 3D DIS DIV IDDVNECEEL CSERBEECE “4 Oe coule , felt ' nelined trace the framowoerk in the vard Inside, the building ously bumped me down again Upon my seat, tk. “ROE FE: &! i ! i} ' i a att F of their f titres te bne of 1 leas - losers bleak aspect thie effeart an! «> discover, on Surreplitiously looking Wo Weeks’ exe the empire toa make rablitars prrees ifs white- around that the men alone were stunding, | is P he ; emerencuy. “wuinst a xtrcdede mh prea, — rath on London [ R 17} - h B : | F — i. si ne ae | w Keeping near hom eer on ot on tone. | ee: eeegion OF the Boers and Its Effect om humic) stuse sores, [ihe conay deateey wanton ee =e | yore be reddit, which bev are no flowers, ne ormamern! of any kind tire service—while the belief was repeated, » has repeatedly voted sume —inadeguat . T : : ‘ teooru py deorege fegils 3 . Shiotkd Stee at Coleen Poe GUpe, haps, but nevertheless sufficient t " heir D ess, Costu Ic. Pieasure iv bra Fuad} “ure : aoon the abar, for th Duce do mot ig- IT tried afterward to find out the reason of ~apeh thigowe. this ‘ rious custom, brut was Theot UCC ERS} “Pin eri oa Wioilep inieosified by and plain Wikkteo rn seats There fhe women only arose once during the etys would be of the Ulmes imyproriuin: Phe the principle iy-ft) formed-ChurclY’ Boers of ful present tniterethon in Doriaghiotiel ; mn as ve gheand- ci a d Ma NM) Peet. ” ies ani hg ve h ; wed | cas writing--are, pee mae! \fter the sermon a long. melancholy hymn a lintaaerieataten ie Meat baselines | i" = ' . “ee etarthie, ahi u nn ie ‘ - % | ig ; | ’ repr berel-eninded the “‘Doppers.’ Was sung, Which guve the miserable sine as ames WEST. saad hiesion | ‘ x ‘ | ; un ! as | : These latter ure the older and more primi- bers time (recover somewhat from their a general warning to Fauavapenin counties “Oseh aia ive ei 4 5 arene atteracon . oT Tt: ; ! ~ vane TUNG ik 2 : ee 3 7 ) Ive: neck: 4 iy religious views are stricter castigation, and then at last the service 10 keep ther bands off of the Transy - Len iNeD MVE st Sebel fs 7 sein otehe i . in , amen hs fee. : i fits PENS fone Spee Wk sank nis anaes wal i liad Bai ila , @nd mere au re, and their serviees are wae aver: | | . ; . south oy Wold be lrmposeitle \ pp os om sts OPT eum pF CEU UOG Wit | vi ‘ CMO awe Sa , ; hay ee ; eomdue ed in an even still more puritan cal Cwiee again during that long. hot Sunday md AEE Dente Others infer that tt ig nei : Vent whinge Leondon. ‘ i. | Peaceinl somnolence t H temporary siate ters, turning er ant Tee sikineg te sig \ ; va BE ” tive idee hadi i the Reformed I looked across the glaring, shadeless to protect the home coast, bust culated that the dy: f busting actty . for on that day all gether, com; ys seneralle Stst tees oe eee de splendor a ali conscience, are gloomy. Market-place to see a steady stream of wore netitral powers Mot te attempt | » aet- TARO Met res me chan put ain’ ne ; nga / e ang | | # ai : ters r ee treet in twos and threbs, lt woal. 1) No singine or music of any kind el ee into the «hureh door, Tant’ Vattage of Cirea ‘diain while she feet couPl titerfere with ie pret | ith ¢ OK to Town, accompan el by 4 , ae ee : . ' . teem ea difficull mat:er to find mose wonderful is ever heard ina J kopper churel, and the fannie trotting along among them tn heer , would be su eno recure Us Eguinst ta ibe vIOuwn ani numerous chidres . Beas my SSene es val 2. ‘at . 7 4 - ae i 7 ips aca pare sermons cre always very long. Their wom- best black dress—fashionably made by a ln South Africa danger of the arrinyy Dees tndiee 9 for nbvirevetiotus cu ]Oy distinctive dress, connie of @ ‘ape Town mudiste, and tight. almost te farniies come in Cape carts fo omitieeerioi Aten bharPre ec aah T ene Wear a (one thio js _ i tii? Ten l bots 7 brit if thy : ut regu™ar irms at Preoreye " ( UNVAS-] OO: } bugeles apr {w ’ wher _. ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ zi ‘: ‘ es é _ 1’ ; ’ i oe fh : r et ; ‘ P " ‘ ‘ ‘ es ‘ » ‘ 7) ’ ,* -¢ if tion, is that the fleet may te mobilized . , the Boer farmers of the districi Yr niles parading the dusty ir ' is cee roagged igpoee : pein I. shupeless blawk sown and a black kappie the bursting point—and her black bonnet whe are read) ne Transvaal, wre could nat protect Lay eatr: — GPawin bY @ pair of horsest und same i” . ited eo] pabmed 7 sitle pale-biu la considered were vile (supbennet), and from year s end to Four * with the shiny beads and large clump of being detained for reasons of which th hoencn army of luo it iO x sleveiti« aie agons a.l arriving eawer for the week- irae jett “hy og. Vere? s ' » | yates he aes cats: em a gris od pees end thev never vary thir ligubrious attire. young cabbage growing owt ‘of the Pre three proposithon that wit! ow Rabin’ infon with their friends and lookin: fUdy NM, ) a scare wet! alike in graests-pre merine with trimmings As a community the Doppers are bigoced. jt (or, at any rate, what looked like them), locked up in Seuth Afri ar lm of % stg , Oe adh ok a itthin tl bytes Viethen ih ' 4 = aialie a Raia ‘oD srotistie al an narrow-minded to a degree and L thought of the hard, back-breaking worse position to defend the cajputal | chureh- : Sth I Wei Bal cei sce nat aes CEG RR only possible inoa land where the majority seats, the stuffy atmosphere, the dismally _ aeonaralyy has conmitributed p> the February a reid of WOW men. At is t} anger rr O31 a.e6, 3 test bing black b-uadcloth from trad ‘ao 1 “| dead or living. on Monday morning, soon after dawn, By William T. Stead. auchoritfes and successive admin! 1s. “— bh and his family dwe'l from each (Capetown) fashion in hats dieplayed eir = yellow raw-hide “Weldschoe: * Sunday ee ee ne nape: agen churches eye rybedy is up and stirring about, getting 2 lt is regarded a2 an axiom thet the cha: eaturdsy to Monday. These houses, of one ail §. showe, i long counter shoes) look enormous bv cobtras: in the morning, afternoon and evening, and ready for the journey back to the farms. SW years ago I made a somewhat ai- rel fleet -cannot de permanently station siery only, never have more than two ot id the she, preg ady are stacked WIth) their black clothes, in which they seem hot both Dopper and Reformed Church Boers ay the groceries have been carefully packed equally make a point of attendance at all) away in the boxes made for. the purpose theee. Service in the morning begins at under the cart seats, and what is left of British pubile has me Knowledas William Tv. Stegd, miitor of the Review «of the eantion of 7"T jhe Perilous leosition ai dacious attemp? to corecast the Oreb- in the channel without fatally impairing (three rooms; confequentiy men, women an] groceries of ry kind, including large and uneomfortable undey the rays of the able course of even:s ae Lespects Brit. nobility of our navy, whith | half ita / children are at very close quarters in fhem. quantities of jams in tins and (tittle sacks glaring Afriean «ain Meanwhile the moth- ish public affairs. Reading that survey - crength. If the channel fleet wtre tured; but this never seems to cause them any in- of Tranevaal to » everyt.ing seems ers and fathers sii in rocking ehairs on the “) and lasts until near 1 o'clock; in the the forage brought in on.Saturday is tled day, Las almost appalled at the accuracy away to the Mediterranean. the Frenca convenience, jumbled toget!: prifuesfor. tut th - oeDps tO wateh the sienna f ica Mispiay trope 4@flernoon from 2:4) until 4. and in the even- on behind with ropes, to feed the horses WR which | foveshadoweyl everything that 4, y, amole transport to conver 4,000 men \fter a Boer family arrives in town on 2a method in the apparent rier and in and. rockiag slowly dy) “rh CO! ing from 7:50 until 4. and the sermon, byt while on the road home. Then all the oxen morning and evening, is about an hour long. and knee-haltered horses are driven in from ? mas now befallen us. In wifew plitin-spoken With adequate artillery across the chanrret}! ° aturday. and the horsés ure “outsoanned.” nearly anything from eels ber hue te? inate placidly untill the bet paragraphs I set out as clearly and as pre- iy 34 hours. Further, it: does not require | the remainder of the afternoon will be anchor wi rebabiy | orti railing nm Noettnces it is time to staty for ehureh PTiore Is ne eholy but the congregation the yveldt by the Kaffir boys, whose duty is Unites in singing, the result being anything tg look after them, and a scene of hurry bet cheerful, as the tunes all sound like and scurry ensues—everybeoly's curt is being ges pitched in a minor key and are insparned at once; and for a little while Wailed as slowly as possitle the street is full of dust and teise and the oeeee F could what | pena rye be miitary authorities to teech tac ord.nary | spent in paying calls from one .é¢raowded demand. The church ts an ugly, barn-like edifice of onto I oy shag eos at Ko Be Of (0 man in the street that a ec mpact Meld force | stoe: another, drinking coffee and dis Many of the storekeepers in ‘Trans sof cole 1} : Mee 1 ate tell a le build ne ih siberal party, the beeak -down of the army, or 3-000 mo ith «a large park of at «4 @insebine: éiet meee ad wen ; ee as sates 5 taeal as , poaksien Chuawle " ee and the danger to industria! supremacy in- fring er aateaet a abty sg hoewl " | Then a yen Binge § a ee t : * 7 ‘ aS eocally : ier ee - ie os ott ; np at 8 pig PTT: CE Hee nomnetition of Germany abd te Ae aca of a est apap | if Supper, and after that uth Afrie belle Vint] tt the se citery bell hangs from i Woo i" | ; ~ One Sunday morning, while IT was yet a sounds of neighborly ¢hatter. Then at last America, We stand nearer t veer those it that was net provided with a 1 heweomer to the littl Transvaal village, the carts are all ready; up climbs the farme- . es, ’ an ’ ; 4 tT} ; ‘ - 7 " ia ‘ , . : os . tl I tt i A tt lt i i i "l’. ° s ’ peril: toeatas ined " ea Srence:, ts B® «ven the Boers can best tt mie , ) | had epi ‘ar old Dutch aady, Whore. er's ponderous vrouw, puffing and panting, nger denial even by he greatest r «We . = Dear T : ' anes uals dans ; * ee ee ” : 7 bs i a mene dare we venture } ‘ile mi husband was , fF tee most intelligent then a couple of comely daughters, @uarde » —_” 41 ; 1) | an Tie | ins | 1 ; Ls ’ ++ aw ; » . errve | "4 * “sr ’ ‘fF . ' . . : ' . Tie ; ; : haste yo. 7 - Pog i: : ‘Was the rately op DHT Haa ae wqehernned lel inest ae tke ta Suclid that if seh . ral : e tk | : ims Were given t . - . oe . cplat tem fas benelen shew his ot ones Landed it would make its ' hit . ; y P othe congregation ta read)uat« fer tone Vat corn, GAY ‘ , -_ , , rhe . } | ‘ pha) dee , : ; ’ : ! ceothiel / \\ ‘vad ’ > th .e istonishmel Tiittve Ii té ly oiherwiar Whiih bas ft then pla. " ’ : > : x . bale ‘ i j of ‘ ‘ plier | " ail t hye ars > fe inmeesguante ws was the naee before TSM ? a ctnhel Psttuck against the eftheiencys | . = oF * 7 re * = : \ te. oe : : we . " i ioe Hone He ie an 7. — BVart . * armnpinre than il thes dad « tpotiape ‘il ati ‘ a” + a) > . Se ay P Devised by a Group of oF oe tiem the historian of the SOE | fons tn the eld or destroyed Cie chopnel ‘ \ A ; ' Canadian Inventors. -* ‘ . , 4 , : : , : ] ——— a A Lil lala have tee autetnn 1? Kor WoolWwielr ds ctr ocnts te se? ; wl eh ; eed its «kes truetion wattle “t.ke 1 wu . pee : ¢ ' - , : - ets eta gale | Vulnerable point . = Bae ; be ON 3 Prevent t ** ; ' . , - ; ile ‘ ‘ . : es} ; , ——- “ores re gt ' , é‘ trite Laltre TP ‘te ate ti) im too Wooley ‘ “e'tial . > ; y bd * These antheipa@tiouas ww vost asx fore. ) cs owe es They \V\ ould Light Up Boer ‘hese alitetads Wii seth cst nm rm a the objective ofl an imi nding rorce, twelve prounds 7. Will mee hye trict j eeqre : freon we rrirnig oot Dw yk Traloele leap? Woh is ! \ Wiles alan . Tiel re Whiool would be fa rifleea witu. . a herr evomniize thai ! trols 9 te at ! t4ieaal ticoth Qe orale 2 toe atiain se great ne aa. ; 2 + : =e ' 3 ; ‘ , Trenches at Night and Rain overstated the datewes Libe , wees revs m } new iabewa, Marshal von Wrangell. the P , = oh, is tie peeeitionn tu wh ~toat o-sduyv? Ix f th: Prossien army... aiwayvs used : : Wie - ir \ D . d Nj it ieee detinitely worse than ¢ alertness ' SS 7 : ar t . Vnamite and Nitro- : that if ever Kugland fond iterel! : 7 With Gaermany, the first intimation om a . Gl F the Pkenglixh would have that) they , " i : peace Were at war with Germauv would be to read 7 preeesiopeint Wettld ave chewed cof proedict- 1m tT Wet VeatS™ inne Weare still qocaetned) Picoth cof iscolaathoen as cvoottipolete ms We Were En TSS. belt imsteadeof foivingm strednetheaed TORONTO Canada. Jan , ve Siimdav Poet-Dispat- , a coal merchant of | has a project by which the th Af a might, he be- Ma Ui teoetfeet this end differed cunrid- . pac ra : two hatt.es. Loaedysinis ah] cnn lutery radd whic! , . ' V Vers reas perton n of killed and Saath Afr Ladyveamith, in . mn the merning newspapers, side by de } it vv yave rar tieawhly «lestriowe, { ( , oP me M, f S. Fae ia! Tes pande srry : ' i’ l Moth the declarition of wae at midnight at , . . Te ee ie reset Ne thie , ; " “a . "PrON ihe wi o — - Perin, the news that WoolWich Arsenal =: " r. ’ : MRONALI Army 8 jira saris - i was in flames \ pertaneas otf ephit rhe = s attates I ’' Wavy in Whieh the CGerman Cb} mam wer i” pres mt as comsiye cht * fact nh. the Gderman ‘ Le ii* te’ apap tports «be ia *euventont wor Bind that if ‘ 4 a4 . ring the «de ' raid a aT Awe) tis att ti heen ton . ; cert, in the Petgist beittne tice Without peas ’ onivy tee regular army | | | . P ‘tu erushing blow at Waoe bags | 7 terned in Sout Africa \\ , , ‘ | ad] Re ite a te xpi | en gE ' : Opening Move Poa War against : frofinite: wliulathene o bon praeldinnm tee gee oniv (We temtitgd reneh hannel The exs aneare previiat that Marshal von Werangwel corte glanie } : ° . ‘ P biryess p > ‘ , e P : ‘ threw, 7 end he «adld mot in wriflicing eCcesesary to 4 teh) guard «tnt Varoon non inl Vide garrison. renee While the ty ou oof all Moe mes Nias TT ; omer Wilh Peru meted ttl oeldde ‘ test tes trike <1} ‘) eorars at i | ti 7 cotical lie itiets Wihreeth this ' cers bw shimmoniiog x tepiy that embers tip Viel Otetes 7 i , | atyy Thee 1) Tye . ‘i a. 7 Fen thoweant yeomanry axe boing srayen [he Salim of tee tye te nase | The Kiss of Immortality.’ designed for a soldiers’ monument by Robert P. Brfngnurst. wine %) aralet Nf lan ttt + } + ; | | | ib : mye Hh KISS OF IMMORTALITY’ 3 triede ba a oth tretched which! humanity holde the sold lat a ? ’ mM regular Meotaite. away from bogie gieiely dented even removitog thie e* rm pele bth rt for thre cduse uf his v «ti f bk ‘ : } , caries : by ' eth: 3 ey other nif JUST. Ce The es, , v) I t ™ a ” . os Le ' hes de , » on st mk Me ; a Stil : nie” ep te 7 f i hinery of oust fort tioa’ «w otelare were ailople *rutml siltiiet toen aud f felonde-< Pfu : fe ret ! : | vee , , | m : | | Ee. mS ee a hens | prenes yetem, he anuse empire, stripped of its armor, . r : | wong tin , Sit ; ee ae | mie | mg . | f ) mp | ease a : “would have nothing of » defensive hands tied behind its back and 3 ' smglerre ¥: = eats b at ae ae ae Air Tite eae ses Se | : ears e Ms ppeliaes tha ov pat at Would Withstand such @ form ir avtillers ; ATs

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Vea OY RE: fs : OS elie » - fae ~ . etre : he saat 3 : ae oe 4 e . SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS 7 ——_ et ee ee — eee eee ———— - —_—_— ae SECRETS ste ort OF. LOUIS DIRECTOR —_—__~¢9—— —_.. yin my travels I found 2 courageous, reli- | EGG A SE pene ae He Systemized the work of aiding slaves to 12, 1846, and swore: ‘Ican die, bur | | | eile Pe Gis 8S soa a ee > oe ee | : : See es ee ee ee ee ization which was formed in this city fifty- cannot reveal the name of any member =e air Se pee cabal ti ) four years ago by 12 men, who \ere the until the slaves are iree. This oath was pass eo ee | “Sa Nee: nucleus of a society which is now in ex- never broken. = if ae Res Meee fl istence as the Knights of Tabor. satya HK secret histery of the underground made fag fhese men to meet. in St. Lou's. = ra‘iwas, how its operation Was sys- Mo. the lth day of August, 18468. 1 had, Sst SS Se SE 5 = = — . Sd ‘Be ee lematizesdd ane tthe werk oof the in the meantime, prepared a plan to be =: == —= = J & a Freee === — = = Ri + i53 fj. se Saar = , az begee | nter : it ' ond rs eae feoward | roijveration from submitted to them == =: = . e Py: hope = ~= : == ; Ho RAE | Tea hee to aise Biv her shter iv ab sn a ae Sie it " = : a | aL = : 4 GR iy Syaa"h cate :: b that they weuid rot ; . : Bea vit , i hein a . . ; ' Seowtinors AN wi “re twoth bev! fi! Colored jee yee 1m 3 6ftve / hich Moses -D}- K- As per agree tenet ie young: men aresem- Z ’ . £5 = hs : : === ; 2, i} 3 for rst time. Is mother bled in the second story of an old brick = ca i ‘8 te ae == = Di cakass yh Hiei et EE ten. ~ = , M Dereon ST ateun br2v aad declared time i a == : . eee Te He = eat bis | ; os iA theory ao ttel lyotndage Son tells here Miaowe “as the name house Om the eoutheast corner of Green by = a _ : : + # : . . . 7 hl mz r ~— : r pa : ie he’ 77.2 4 . = : 7 a > . vier, te is Hving In St. amd Seventh street:. he Dame Green ry am tt bh ae ft Se oe hae cies diaeeiihhiiel refered Sorbent to per. iF :¢ 4 ] Was « Mi meee ~ Shes 19) - =. 5 et a vk aa : RAN de Hs } é' FF ac 5 tH Se Mile =) ate > age hl oo eas Se where er: were te carefully pick the men that wets ai ==> Re Uitood 4: ! =; te be kept that night and manage : comMm- By Moses Dickson. Were conrageous, purtient and temperat: OS 8 “a a ~ : iy a Hach lt th that ff “+ > oe Site Vet z ose rhe’ Lene, 3 Fer Se bcate ’ e Nat an e rt the Sth dav of gi" il, 4. ther The oath was oo te ng that it CaQuied met Ai * . el M qt j ; . ees | roy esduaens, we e Roa ssi ; -e Se cae Fa) ethane yi tebe pees ae Sis ade ti -scue theen hey were Child bern tm the city he broken Qne part of it was: “TL ean I te eh | . SA Mea PNET ASR made to res s er , "4: yi ) ote a J 4 : : sae Penae Giitt, “Bt ola the le rmKout. beef. re midnig: ; ‘ is A loos af ’ . 7 -,. . = .- os ive : ‘ a Lae * Le t + > his NS “F er | \ ‘ Bras ti : ] re Siti ‘hy?! . : a OA headquarters in Vat md ‘tre ey 3. Pie S * * ; Saf = ve Mie ken tu UES : : ( Was for ae RAR IRINODANB A se FF ’ e — Coplar pers r} ‘ _ ‘ j e 2 looked like a@ young man a: i bees 1 omen et yh tite tyson army. TS e «7% heer ! Lh in their ‘ ; - or h Ponet mix Wth them in r events and keep the members posted Aye ae ‘we lah Be z= . ta jJolliftication terit Was a nian Whine Spent ‘ :s Pal sf; Nel / : hy r Ge, . st ‘a'r = “>> PAs! hy 1 hr ; . os ‘ " : ’ o>, if . " 9? ; VV : = ’ + he+ aps Th; ; : 12 4 = a ; hee 4 ie » . . hix Jecsure time his Hbrars ocean mc. ee the time fixed to open Cre UY pate Seb ; ae se: urs: é. ) gh ACE ths Se I went to the steward «of stezmboat . sith Rave my command ; ; ‘ * tle for fry ‘ clam . a) te! jh ee . : 4 ‘ - +.” : . ; . ; wi rt BS . : , " @ af : : hoor ‘Ve ry Kon . " . | ity ey e. eanse he became convines that human oe an. ! Rs OA a. ; P Teim STM ee PRR fe Ped i Cats Orineko, Which was at t! wharf l tod ‘ tr» jolm the Mean It i] t he now to give } fd, ; A, . ree, ; .* U : . ri! QP ee bh ' . t wi ne ef ames n zi ‘ & . Cet “ee 2 ehigihe: f° Metis, ig _ ar re APA aS = ‘md had a young man and a hoy whe « 4 . ¢ : ; = ty he a r te te Ate oe 3 . ‘ ‘ at er : - ‘ i co it ete + wattted to go North and had ne em mey une ng h. Mree dam or eben h. ttiel Ldne . ~~ (‘tnat) then wold his property in irginisa ane | ‘ ¥. {+ pom ! prrery oie Hodge: of Alabama, Deter Cocveman of Vir- ade rpeeVeed feo Coippeanrtnaty, ©f ti) moarris r saad , “4 : ; Ba" TPP eH SP Fat gt Ag tt ‘ ace ‘ 4 vinia. W iliin (we ns of kK « ritud kv, James (orr : ; ae ’ +r} ‘*” ‘ F z rahe? Seeley ¥: + net tot ns ae tities Was - : "ert es The | ' -ewre! Jivolgse keeper, biannhal Phire months afis r P eit 22> t L/P) - der. as is ; 4 Acks ke Me . tad eee = : ; , ve es of fwoutsiana, Miles Graves of (georgia, : ee. yy ~ : WORE AARAR OCR ROE > Ai ne ae ee Raion vats an re ANSWered ¢ +} ; thre ir arr.. al in «ineinnatl ] was b Tn at ¢ ‘: eh ‘ ee oe. me > fy) y « 7 Sine . ms . “ad i Mee cf ‘mts ie > 4 qt ‘ ‘ : t ‘ Welle ‘ iP Payers saak | gx°V en tite M Ps womat aml 1 point Hay er ae ee ew! it prt eb ge ib $s : that yf Myf OT Wt toh oe oe Se feoabnned, 3 hey Perl ot ied 1 larutis, and their Lit for freedom My motier Was a4 (hrisitan ‘ an oat "any “ Te ePxssee AN muse f 7 Ele . er Oe aE LAG We RR ac Sera , ; ‘ ; "* a ys - William of Tenn ‘ and mvse,! i = ee Th) . Bo} : I=: , ‘ oy @ , ‘Ht to Cumada. ] Lbrents 1) \ werk Wis shane hut 1 i tirm believer in toe » of Cid shi 4 sit! ir nides. forme 9 in ft OES ee : ' men, with their aides rmmed organizat one AM te. . : twelve me . went to ial : meee ce ans " | nestiv desired bhery preapprae: the . . ; ee nha, - isto ng WS Rees Ee hea Usb GTR, Tis . - - - : : ~ . , - be +. . ’ . ‘ ; ; +>, . m : r ; . . ee ‘ =? Sos , - Pp ’ eo , ; S..: * ~ “aA = Bey ee Be stp: — ; =. A = 4 F baertay aft _ ; mem fo meet in Jefferson 2 to devise ‘ a chs a ; “Havent Ise you somewhere?’ she Ways aml means te start e scehoolh The ¢ ~ Yu aR entered the door the woman woked stead- dent called a convention of tering eolered “ he Would, Tike Vloses ‘ aotel, > hi! , . : at midnight. MOTTO RL. {Lion RA AGRA AM I i | ; ‘ Ys : - te r ; dedicated ter boy te tl iu % freedom nembered 47.°0 Knichts of Liberty. 16 ae - ; : . \ exon rf nre ‘* . at oa . 7 atid Ticadver | hi Tr) M . }’ ted tha ase mile d for drill in} their vartous cam) Pa, ue - | i ; af i we . ¢** people from bondage to freedom londer : . . ~ ae — , , cessity varp s eee | os : r. . : ab: ‘ - 234 > 3g the instruction of such an mother | bhe- .” 1 oh, iw the rabieare ted of ny t a aan BP Tes ph ay ‘ i! * Oe i = "3 = ey me : r \ ; 7 ‘ iZ A eri , . ! i? ° - . Tre f 1 te ‘ ] = " , at . « P re “s ‘ —— - ‘ - ” ar > . s ; Wi Ss a “« ’ a4 ‘ ‘' vat os KS ‘ ‘ s¢* r° f ’ Tas caume a determined, implacable foe to the IMZing Werk Of the unce inmy ra ee a Aen peg eae 1ST oe Sie tie Pie fy oe : . . is traveiwny a n = lb «ek ry before the Legis. road, Ky making use of the Krmischts «of! , ae} On py rag vi ies —~ ~ re Engrs oe toe) time, lature and ask an ay ‘priation for ine P 3 ; , te Dick T' she erted. That ©9-" Institute. They obtained an. appro- slave oWher, the slave trader and = the : L tho ry 1 fron had the rowed din perte ct aor- . PE, Ss) A : es : : #3 , tine: = © ae 3 he ruthe as knewn by in the od pratthon of $0440 per year, and the school slave driver. Ms house was Known as the headquarters of the Adolitionists of that der, with stations in all . . a » _ + = ' ; : ss - ; : ; : cay : Roars Se : the Was settied ana separate selools provided Fugitives from siaverv. i: ‘ pulled mae to pieces, wis men met for consullation Hon, Joshua families, could be take b of the iA mte MUA he ob Aue sae a 5 : g=> f aes = Fis ; | KR. Giiddings, Nicholas Longworth, Levi siutions and sufery conveyed to tae North. Re SLA Me rat Fat 2 acl eee at ORES ? a #2 =: eid 3 3 weimai ! had hetped to escape from Coftin, James G. Birney, Hon. Cassius M. ©") Mastecn or Western States or Cuna- Gis Sah gt ed oe ae ey ta aS A ie BT ~. MeN de ‘ee poet Oreans. She told me her daughter wae DeMEees Bovd. Calvin Fairbank, Miles da. In 10 years over 69.000 were transferred AL ea ate : a —— . : Married aid ving Wt CM Greenwood John l. (;aines, Hiarric! shee iene 2 ond ie Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, William The underground road was in good work- = aa |. bet} aida eee la Bue, Ay: te | >) SS fF SS : a large three-story house. She wus a beau- Darnes and many other noted men and ing order, Secrecy is a power. But mones p ee ie 3 Pa FS — Tee tit, SSS / ae ; tiful woman. Her hueband was A. J. Jones, Women met there, This is the kind of was reeled to suceassfully carry out the 2 == 5 Jef pa AA. = CPt Ay re SS SSS bas = 3 ; Ile was in the talior business. He ded four deeds of the Knights of Lib ry. or surroundings that - had in my boyhood business of the Knigats of L betty. and = = ea === aye = SF. — mM vears ago, ieavine her 3100,0¢0. that purpose I organized the International Of course ii gave me strength and tirmness the undergroutd raisroad. I visited the New == = S38 ees af =: ve hae RS 4 = a = = SRS, / : August, IS, was the time fed fur each Order of Pwe.ve of Knights and Daughters in my battles against the slave power. England States and New York. I was fur- =2 ee r= = Ae eee f= 42 ASS i camp ta commence the march. | was to ©f Tabor in Independence, Mo., in August, Se eee IN72, and pushed organizations of temples eminent men @f the West. [ sven found and tabernacles in all pare of the United wealthy men who were glal to have theop- States. This is purely a negro organigas ie ana ita . cath dens’ dhe a portu ity to do eomething to ald the slaves —— = +t - —— . : oT) ee _— wes 0 = ae ee Ribhdmenin a WP 2 aa wa ence the work on my im getting their freedom. 1 did not reveal! =: aa = = ee = —— , c per mnt res ges co aa aoe ph capture all the arms and ammunition tia: New for colored children I deel ire |) that they must have colored teachers for eolored. ehildren It was a strugele but I was periistent and Won the day. Colored feacners are now in all colored sehools. lt was my desire to perpetuate the noble from bondage to freedarn,. give the day to start, Each camp was to masch and fight their way from the various Ll attended schovis taught by Profs. States to A‘lanta, Ga. The positive or- Wattes, A. B. Denham and O. B. Nickens. At the age of 16 years, having lost both laws and ceremonies and constitutions and " | Vy evervtoing needed«to conduct the business of the order were originated and made alj of our plans. but the underground evs- : tiev could wet. We were sure that evers by me The order (s now 28 years old, Mission; to prepare myself and acquaint , ; : : , ; : tiem needei money, Stations must be SUp- my mina with “ hat wa. necessary to be . ; ~ am ; : ; eolored TVPaTd Llp eoul | Ww ilic Wwe ] | j it + Pye done to make preparati for t} +} plied With horses, wagons, provisions and freed pe . eens v . i paration for the battle clothing, Avents and ceénductors could army for freedom. We expected that when There are organizat ons in 2’ States, with of freedom. Il traveled extensively in the Hloof the eamps arrived ai Athinta we over SoO4 memoers and growing rapidly, elave-holding States on money left me by It is beneficiarv taking care of sick mem- my mother and saw the system of slavery in all of its horrors. It made the African blood in my veins boil yith indignation and fixed my determination never to give up the struggle until there was not a slave in the United States. net Bive their time for/rothing The re- sult was I returned Avcrre with a large ree s phorese™ woh rduinsed. . (ticimantaces: ae promissd MOSES DICKSON, Chicf Grand Mentor of Knights of Tabor, wh'ch is composed of colored m:n and women, ‘2! "MiPred. Chcamstarces were to di. bers, relleving distress, burying bt Bereta’ 7 : rect the movemeni of the army after io ar. endowing the family Y deceased” mem- amount of monev anil more wus woen needed. Arms and ammuniton were ety , : li : = Wet th. hew dad D Wont ood is Myo Maer boe- Bora icamdel ostieta oil Verses rom fhe cithes rived at Atlanta. beeps providnog homes for the aged and o rf) Wis sire: wal. te reel le ar cei ee pe ly Cor veyed to each mae nen, | rT a membered , - - Miss Helen Hay’s Dainty Gift to Her Wash- ington Friends Is a Volume of Excellent Verse Written by Herself. HE close friends of Miss Helen Harv, Miss Hav is fond of soclety; in fact, ft the beautiful daughter of Secretary may be said that she is extremely fond «f of State Jotn Tay, have been ade- it, but she does not «low its pleasures to lighted af receiving copies of her peems, monopolize her time. nor to distract he - , ' > eb , a ; eiela ow . : - Or 4 + : printed under the oo miexdes title, Some thovehts from the more serious affairs o! 4 : : y ' ! oe ; x age mea i hath , “a”? and | dsome'!y d, for®p: ' CM 4 : Parl u widens Verses,”” and handsome!y bound, for®privat feo or from per Hterary work. Her studs 7 $ Sy aes a one. “Bee re: : ' sales ee RS °§ 7 XN) : eirculation only. These books are hh edly is her favorite retreat: and a very beautitu "3 ta MT 4 Se «0% Ie / end : DA N [) L [: [) prized by the recipients, not only for taelr ctucy it is. with its furnishings at white and iF ‘ “ a. ' . Nel te: Tw 7s ety dew meer? sn : a ‘ i . ' ; i ' “isii _ : etal ‘ ‘’ ~ ; : - ‘ AT y - ‘ . . , . . ’ ‘ : ; , . es . . . opwir ‘ a e bys . . R . q . : a . = , La Ad ’ : ‘ ‘ _ “ ’ : ; : = . a Inttinsic beauty, but for the merit of their eoid with ite ne. tly Kept desk and cho Ae fe Res: | 2 te Sy | Sixes me Oa rT 3 | . : } , . . a a, 1j Tha en ‘ . .. s ; E ¥ as yt ; ’ ’ ‘ 7 7 . : . eve ‘ * ” . . : conten s and the charming persona MS AeKortment af lerawk ieee i¢ ta that she ~% \ i* ¥ - TAS ep SS yy ? ‘ t hu io ms e he ‘ axe ‘ pe ‘ : 4 ; ; . _ ‘ ' . _ . "i | . sletee ‘ by e . ; the withror, : the poems ‘ich Rave been the , , ‘ . J . . - > : These same verses were printed about a > ‘ofan unfailing ; + elf and of » ’ \ ) ; mh ' Gs), , ' . ins asure to her frit | AL - ; : ee “a Bo re as: '? in : ile bass goles bua a PRY ee : ee a eS i a wo ain oh he fai tt ne ON HIS KNEE | i a4 , , ‘ begue tat ‘ p Pes cPiwet ‘ x -) . Si gee ll 4 year and a balf age in pasteboard, but this Sedition me uKe ort patella deity my Miss Hay Miss Hay'’s verse | ilmeost Stately Hier .* rae rarest especially for the delectation of her friends, kleas are well-conceived and her periods another fine th.ne A fortunate yvoung woman is this Helen Well rounded, Her thoughts are fuanelful. . Al ak rte! , , . WATER ANT WINE Hay. Though in ber early twentics, reflective, even tinged with melancholy, She 4 ) | 7 , \\ | ; Washington. Chicago and Wherever she is much of beauty, especially the beauty of i}. . ‘ known; ner is thi. fact by any means due nature, and she may well say, with another. ’ im “a *; # ‘ cin . aa . ‘ '. i* re i ) ie* te the great prominence which her dis- “Oh, IT have loved thee with no mortal : : = rinking eof? 22 LTT b= Hoguished father has enjoyed in many ca- ’ Paeities; for Miss Hay bas a marked per- Bonality of her own. She seems to have in- H herited from her father che literary talent ELEN HAY. w“w hich ma ® 4 : , . . ¥ . '* ** . t = ~~ famous as the author of HIGLION! What charm is centered in , Jim Rlwdsoe and "Tittle Rreeches.”’ veurs the name { / A . A before he was olev: : . ° - jy ot ’ . a? s . the «fipife 7 AS elevated io the dignity of By Homer's verse immortalized, en- \ : fe - al roken lanes he stiri Ambassador to the Court of St. James, and shrined! | - I ane asin ges day: ile wae before he was th. >be? ‘ . ‘flee , \ ' : . ' ~ prea) neural hough of for the office o Its stately “Vilables recall to mind L , , ee : Bewretars of State of this great govern- That w ndrous . : ‘ t Pale F heme «tetshe ! +t, } hand ments..from her Rees ; i i iJ Hose Unive _ , mothershe jnovertted beauty ing xhame NEATHL TIPE Menon le-rnrype's yrest Tih bel Le i i ith! it : » me } i ") be veel lies fe there ‘if rvstal Weer: wenlt Which with aud lave: foo late’ Serntimer the Wail of face aml form; the choracteristies of The alehemy of Time has turned ¢ mind and heart which led ber oo takela se- fame. e rifus view of life enable her to grace anv And whem we praise with adora nes®emiblace of peaple Nw cliurbt the atmos- tlon bling Ks er ie 7 . ‘Peles , ” ' om roet woh fier «detail phere - ree bh she was reared had much The world beholds her seven times F ; : i fade With her eapabilities In this line. The refined . : neerful taing i 1 seemed Influence of Londo Pathe ae ae ' nder the thfluence ' eS ie os — W ashinggion sO- Her dross consumed in PenUiY’'’s - : te meray commingling with learned. Seathicss Gime } Plomatic and high-bred persor ; ee te ’ ' ons eould ° hardly be lox: upon ») fine a nature ax that ee : The poet and the cover of her book. liow better thou, fair MmAawWen of this +* Ilere is ’ baa autiftui Poit for example Tha hend abowe like of Helen Hlay ‘ time’ love erc Midi . . ars amone her sonnets e 4 hristian mame sults her exactly. 1 Phe word is moved by thy sweet een ee Wh NRO! NG cative of the quiet dignity which has milr strelsy QE : © TACITeErize: TT . - ha aie Y Al ] he t Whole life > re musings te nder a ne to thoughts Karth held« no swerter secret anywhere Than this my broek, that lisps along the “Tippecarny e he! " . . ‘ H . , ent is im dium, She has large sublime, Of mossy channels, where silin In speaking eyes, dark and expressive. ier hair is And pauses for a smiling word with Like tall, pale ladies, whose delctous . - = . ‘ ae ™ that te Mf K ark brow n. ner complexion faultless, Her thee, Lures and! tavites the hisa of Wanton ait : several ic us phras: recat crite oF s 7 } s ? tand whet *¢@. : , : , a : , ia Te ' ‘PTslé f sie Te Li r in grace ful; her manner gracious. Peholding in the beauty of thy Che soft, smooth grasses delicate between striking than “the cits bemwzare!l book.’ WAITING Tt ' Atidiiie Wise ’ bean oO Bhai rr ; ve : = Q u ’ ® . » : a} = ' j = . ” . * ak : ‘ ’ . . . eraTy .a eyit ne ret P he “ e = ine tanguages are her strong rhyme The rougher stalke: by walls alune sre seco, as contrasted with “the whisper and the Sweet Lavy Nig .. ae Biers ts a sonnet distinctively feminine secured Was at the famous hikce *® and she can converse in their own The mirror of thy rpirit’s chastity. Shy things that live in sweet seclusion there lauatter’ of the brook, which “‘lisps along Whe lage het lord and aastet - eager 7 with the representatives vf almost WILLIS LEONAKD CLAN AHAN, And ia ft atlll the same, and «do the cyes the green of mossy cuannels Sl. weeping..laya ber jJeweis ¢ ° A WOMAN'S PRIDE. “my. “ Salem, then # noted ing : , : 4 will avt hwk for bim; I will pot bear abe West _pations at Washington. Of every silver ripple weet the (trees Few men, and still fewer Women, har» lb, might be wel come faste: Stel 1.43% en, % . aa AED SLE SALE VE SLE ECE SI OLE ES Se J _ i s a ie ‘ we, > oop VEE Rp ea © 1 SWE, ae SP tee 9S cS oe te racer, MA +s UR a —— wera ee ORS TE? Pe BR Oe So eye ¢ ‘a

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she a Ve sate “ ee | sa oS > : es aay take ae Ret. tol ° 8o Miss kL ADAMS OF NEw YORK VisiTInG *WMRSL C NELSON \' | OF NORMANDIE.. yPESS KATHERINE. (\ 7a oat REYNOLDS ) \ SS Al) f, | REGEN aa OEE Eve : sa / \| WILLIAMS 6 15S MABLE KOERNER/ yz ere TRANKLIN AVE NA 9F00 ARSENAL ST OA URILLO F PHOTO HH: JRILLO DHOTO. ! — Po wp , a SL + Iss \ ie Nae \\ MiSs oy S APARRISH awe WW 4605 MSMILLEN Ave— Wee's: NEIER PHWoTo nS * - - ~ = -———— - - TOILET HINTS 8 ADVICE TO WOMEN, - Women alike le t ld f vou are ‘irons enough to get out 7 ror bedroon and take If vou feel tires] PI ions Pieger hours for res] Tine : ti f \ greater wort of tin es breathing exer «ls rom : fighting with ber nerves. an V) Sei og lee flernouon d bot permit yourself te : at) al slumber it iIMe:fien lie day fatal te the insematiae toa b2iseotrery: ; ! ris tlhe Trgite 30} »- tire dav Keep husv and Bi) ‘ake «lruze of any de- fimuiania, piague ‘ake your D.on't say | a« Mre. well I'm ‘ye cone “ trg to im going 1 shall ‘oe night wictaieeme By "ERSTREET. | LORETTA M. HEMAN, \ nies 4227DELMaR ee E é " me eed ae ee ae and anes Ea 5 clone woul eeented GUE ‘hen aa 4153 MORGAN ST. cs I451N. [S™ _oT. Y—- Se. MyRitO PHoTo Ta anes the Womadl) Sip) pas acquired omens hereon i cer ens. stem ae Pry Answers to Inquiries Readers of the Sunday Post-Dispatch BY HARRIET CEBARD AY ar succumb the proper C bd «aye rgpfions. Reep out ute - ’ sird nignt, oman leads @ Mfe of mental strain it is i control of herself | AlN SEEN BY OFFICERS OF THE UNITED > 7 "hee re FN FS) ALO NG If I AMAZON. STATES CRUISER “WILMINGTON.” . [ie a ibe get some physteal exerefse, as mic) fr) the fresty possibly can amd alwaves -_-—- — esses VW "3 ave 00 3:30999099900 ecee ceecececece turely Gray. i of iy care Photographs of Warriors and a Bridal Party eS ee : 1 re kidd sme sane tow the i Obtained on the Celebrated Cruise i : were taken : Across South America. a re WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. it. The Special Corresponden.e Sunday Post-Dispatch. : , a a | a ; Sat ‘ ' ; atl on | , ¢ HE trip of the United States Gunboat 7 in the evening tied up to a buoy in front | ‘ee a SS 3 . as Nind.* 5 > | ' Ni hip ; ae ee “ 25 ts ‘ ® ae j Poutin there! Le si 7 sant ery wry YuUFr le Wilmington up the Amazon Rives of Manaos. the i 4 | : Promises to be looked upon the achievements of the Closing century. The commervial object of the Wilm: ngton’s eruise was to see how found in the natural State, and what man- @er of man it was who dwelt in the re- Mmote fastness of the Great foresis whence % came. That and other things equally Wilmington steamed for 10 miles up the Rio Negro, ani at a quarter before ‘a 20 corre- » as | reasi of it. | @ye ashes nave mula de nothing ‘le ea @V@- tlhe wore 0” De pre eS . . ry ) ‘irss of @ million-dollar ~ ) oe — or ~ nee vier . . “3 , ) . le piece capital of the great State asoone of of Amazonas This coming upon a populous and welle built city after passing through such a2 bubber was wilu and desolate region was a revelation to those of the gunbout's crew Who had not previously read place. To find a city habitants descriptions of the with over 30,000 in- electric lights. a citi a AP By See imieresting waited upon Commander Todd end the coming of his ship. The Wilmington left Para early tn the @mocning of March 19, 18%. Tue fon steamed 20 miles throueh winding @hennels, and then gaine) the muin stream. the mighty Amazon. At the junction with the peassecs the river scems More of an clon gated lake or arm of the Sea. Il Was tulis @ight miles in width, and presented a mud- @y surface, which appeared searcely to move, although in Places the presence vo! floating islands and drifting logs indicased @n actual and rather swift current. Maren end April bring the end of the rainy sea- @on, the gunboat found the great river at ats highest. From the Passes to Manaos, which was to be Commander Todd's first stop, the.dj tance is 700 miles. In all this length there ‘® not a half dozen towns containing more % 52 to 7 inhabitants. the Mth of March the Wilmington " the end of the main trunk of the where the Rie Negro empties into Wilming- I ee ee a ee ce theater, fine residences and palatial pub- lic buildings in the heart of the South American Continent was deed cause for Wondermeni. The Wilmington a Week remained later the Wilmington reached Maranon aud fired au hational salute as ehe approached lriere were several! Brazilian so.diers at the laoding, and one of these Ventured to eh the naval officer. The Brazilian ved greatly disturbed. und irom the a, teas of his comoanions it Was evident they felt unaccountably alarmed. “Senhor,” exclatmed the former, hasti)=s “we are without news, and we beg that you Will enlighten us at once.” “News of what?’ was the American's puazied reply. “Then solcier. “Il am eure [~——”’ there is no war?” broke in the “Not in this part of the world.” “But you fired?” The Wiimlagton’s representative stified his desire to laugh, and gravely explained the gunboat's presence, end her well-meant ~~ ~ ‘an le to an Indian village; “During the cruiser’s stay the officers were guided some distance ae Rio Ucayale several eee were taken on this side trip. courtesy in expending 60 much confessed Lhe , ei ned the “I am delighted.” finalls Rragilian; ‘but, have depopulated the tives have fied to the june if we can induce them to return until you | uns, they echo coal made this impracticabl t Iquitos wag found to be an ordinary toWn or just 2 of the South American type. Its popula- are gone. Senhor, those g yet oe At noon on the 13th of April, Pea Rt ame A a AMES BA. age oe “~ “© senhor,”" he Viiage owiey dave af added “see Feri It All the ha- ten fouhbt tion to possible as le, and I miies eAavi? Para the proce i even further, and, ta woring «daes mal Ray> col FPeRas * ; | 2 ‘en ! the river Me vera! h indre i ati l Ir us ane beyore gunboat fiom .@ al her journey, Iquitos, elase Perus 7.4" mmander VTodd's in- ? ? Witite crulser ving been Cs form the bett r «a Stay of five « Ing wh shoriage of Indians of vario was the first opportunity obtained by the Wilmington’s crew to see the reai In- dian in a semi-civiliszed condition, and alse Lquitos, but Ps ' tercourse between the return trip to Para. nhtine there waa much | Americana and the); er* town authorities, the Wilmington began her ( .oOse if awWay anil disappeared in iys at [quite eordlal iti- | 4 fa sain, ie gad te © ali tare umn Cologne, « French is on Eng “wae amen this per. . ® Home. wie. @ He if f.at whe —* Ol eo - known @es 4nd Once O¢e New Yorn. Ie r five heorees ms, great pare Ss heos, berries, @ gurdeme 4 *_ and such like. 2 The writing of povks sometimes ee ~ pretty well,

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— 7 — * es ee ae Te “sw os Vs = e - Bea ger NES LeH Fe NRE m . 3 ts 4 hn a hs UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Pa | t _ UNCOVERS TREASURE 22%; BABYLON specs Se A Letter From Nebuchadnezzar and Sasa the Oldest Known Inscription, Which ge. Ss Lay BEEN FR Dates Back to 4500 B. C. te AP gg * tet] aA h UWA) 7 sat | j ; FoR x] sc THE OLDPsT KNOWN INSCRI TION! WRITING OF LWGAL ZAGGIAL KING. OF BAGYLONA, — * . = KP) gh gp « ™ ee —__ at Sienna —s LY ( ip (. ( a Wwred | 4 TF G Gop Bett, WorsnHiPed ch Bi 2 gee ge “8 : tg = at WO iis PE le ARS aaa , BY BABYLONIANS } a oS aa i eee ie 4 rae | “in | ee , — masa Creager PSR yl G000 YEARS AGO. | Hyd? a Aakeay ! wn ite! i eee ——n , “tit P rd Miz _—— ‘ ; a ee $-- : 7 Pap ‘ hagsi used by the eccins in bronze and iron are well repre- citv getes. whe . the so far has acter of of the people of that almost incon- by Abraham, near Damascus, 24" B. ©. mple of Bel. ie bulk oF ireasure Yound at Slee at iad, eee rt hede lato slippers ‘semted im tial Sanne biG mbatrg | ihe work Geivably remote period when Cacnch was The oldest Known inscription is that of the lowest stratven that nas been ex- in the shape of cuneiform tablets numbe: n l, rth ff thick. half-burned clay, (in a tadle of clay about bx4 inches Is a ‘Tomple of I, because In this teenple cone er coven clon. . Lugal Zagasi, King of Babylonia, Whee Paored was found antareh of the type h.th- es abeur fee They disclose almost ev- an -e m HM owith a blue receipt for a year’s tax for seven estates grepgated a! he civilization and learning Prof. Herman von Hilprecht and Mrs. shows the style cf characters used G0) erto corsidcred Reman. This areh i ‘| Thi 4 o ' the Arnon. I built Beth-Bomoth, for it ME a pei lye Rege' Stone W hich Added \ alu , had been pulled down. I built Bezer, for t=.) ee able Corroboration to oe ef © © men of Dibon, fifty (Cn num- ? q \'' . el — > fo; al} Whe an 8 ! 91 andes % Cuqe xy SA.we $y 79444 XZ missive to me) and I built © © * © and \e A | Meon; and I Biblical History. : pgp malar. ener ee ’ Po Hired AY FIAAN SOWA. CO Yrywrazyow coll ae nine tie = oe up tlither : $5 wyy NIEXZY AI 7Z 94 9X4 702 ,CF {wz yews, And Horonaim then dwelt in it. LE , , ames “An ] Kemosh said to me, ‘Ci own, fight >a LONDON, Jan. 24. ) 424! x ‘ €2ya'g are ie We eas hie apne Kpecial Correspondence Sunday LDost-Dispatech. f JAg¥s7 : 3*7- (7° FFA) 47 zy 9 / MAYA * 2 | an | pean ° 2 ¥ : ar , ' NEN. SIR CHARLES WARREN, the X¥a4qyeo waar ly Cos 4 F CFAWLTNAXSSYAS HAY a ake) Buller’s army in South Africa and | 7 445.4WZy.44599 40 | dvised the taking of Spion Kop, which , 1. . 7G wy > - Britteh a * ee) mages % great loss, \\ \a9 bagebae a Cog X46 Wht ah 4 a4 | was famous W yeure ago as the discoverer ae i sw oe she “4 ¥4 A4 WAY XA4 px*¥ of the Moabite stone, the Inscription on sega seg ; ‘ on rt st ble pagent | A. SY xX#AFTS+YIASH+¥Y 47S YH XO¥Y) ' nan eA | | SE oe see Cnn aves Of y KEY WY GW HIG ECW 6X24 40 PALMYRA, MO.., of Metha, a kine of Muab. who Lived 9” Mihets nave Natit tie bonor of die Ef EMR BAW ce AS ENA TIMI ESIC HAS A GHOST covery, and it maf ibe that they did see , at Xe w 4 AG: ~Atw and study over the etone, but it was Ger, ‘i ; ie FAW 4% oA97x . HX 77° AyzY| ~ Warren (who was then Capt. Warren of fl = I¥4 Ak Mo-a4Hnw 4°°94y4 AS WRX CX ROR 5 KA the Enginesr Corps) who first discovered ee , - | rat that the stone had inv value other than 47% T° x Ogw A CmKAAAEY > | | ; ma Pp | e re] ap . 3 an ordinary carved tablet, of which tlere ft | YwMHPFY FA a.w 4’ 4 ghge> Sale wa ee AIF wHLY-k Quarries from Which the Ma- ures’ boot by > VW Old ruins of the anclent City of Dibon, iain The whost Bon mi th i Sad es a Vpon a jarge, thick block of basalt, on one la=H+#Y. na tIAFY #114 w4F D: wer KF SHY, H 7+ é town cender has nm e Phan ters terial for the Sv mbols prrticicse eide of which was an tnseription in Sem‘tle yi Y. 4025 xy ‘ Hq? ‘Se Z termined, althousl a ali on 7 ‘ 7 { ome forth aye characters, Hie menti med it as a4 matter /.' \y y 4 A ZX Y4 YE b | AS. - T qx Wal a red : see" : Conic and Legends tr | reat that might be worthy of further investiga- , - a x y 7 , that it is th part at. te Be What} ‘ ~ eredens r lion, but ne Cspectal attention wae pee itl f' FY)AX COTY 4 SIS 34 TA 4 sc 41 JIZIFY H oer oe hikes othe : - > ae ee " Loncerning It. 92x44 MYEIEAES 44y* 5 4. x4 _yer | . particularly f pike It as ! eent an Arab to tike a “squeeze” of the Known te m 1s stone, which was successfully done, but be- b ‘ e : xo ep ww err: ; ' r ne ae fore the paper Wae dry a scuffle arose and yy €x1 7 79219. CY. TF.7: ey Ke JS q ~ oe, and then it ucté aie la en that pe Oe ta , Re | a oe : ; . v . ‘> at . } ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ . ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ , ;? i ' . the paper was torn to pleces. Fortunate’ 5 y ey ie 4 Z e blood of Caeoerze Note, Wh Meare il | , ' aT ; ‘a ° * 3 w “f, , « { > ‘ ° icv ¢ he ; P Say , . : ' ' ’ pe gees 8 te : ifve¢ i? ? ‘T i ‘ si? te et) ] Y however. these were kept, for the SIS] - } } 4 * , } 1 F779 ee * + bt Was pul Tine h ee af ‘ : Uitte, , , P ‘ae . on -~ al ; “ . Pod : x8 willl ' , : lout st as he thoug ie Was alert tes — . : 3 | ' ’ — @ . ' vigil , ; . » cnet clons of the Turkish authorities were JX. iw Fwy. ° 04. x g PY x SG O.x $y , iy ee ; nd «; iwvd j.wyy 4 fis yy the trouble. Hovering over the back pore! doomet tuk Iving bi longe Si the |} ie, | runping Ac oOrding to measurements made by , *y Lf / Pr i of ‘ , he saves he saw the . naPiticeth, coe Cris i thoteed thi srestiSpirit ea The terial \ t} acted fe eee tal 6 weet, Capt. Warren, the stone as at flyst discov- | | : J , tie vv) Youngster, he fired hin her } taprer } raves bier poecr~ Delenene] lay feared W ‘ ; : nina / a nervy 3} oe oO i ' vy runnin ered Was three feet five inches high and : Pcie, A, as . haces 4 r he s Chae 4) dn al' sad er } ab: wtih: @Seae semen wile od Ty ta one foot nine Inches wide. The English Vied with the French in securing results The restcred Moabite s‘one. Which a discovery Mke this’ would bring “ey to light. Mone ames *y* 5 e the . t le | portilte Tr \ fat wr reigned ove! ‘ } } . } : d (iraxgg* { tt (or The sfone ix Pa . . eres* ones Yr J Dovah ati f great general interes: yi 44), 7) years and I reigned after my) » Kemosh at Kerioth, And Tome 7 polished first beeause it thre and con- ' i ae: | ae ; an tl EWS Set OR BRS SC father. And I made this high place for (viz. Ataroch) the people of Shiram an ore , ut . rT oe . he . 08 . ee rms the Rible and = NK trtin ‘ ; f TK fee 1 > het : : arce, because he delivere| me from a‘l ene- oe id 1 i: ‘Go take Nelvw | . Was oR | ‘f mile in istence It differs« freem the hierogivplil s Vel Ik « mosh mia ‘es 01 . ‘s take = ey ; = . ; ; al : P Bowne , mies and let me look ¢with pleastire) upon yo, '* ond FE went by night arm pes : ; : | asin | anich the of BEY! and the cuneiform letters of As- ck Isp.te — Dies rerstiny wah } i ‘ tine p sprite «cof treed uated for their or (ihe destruction of) ail my haters - rey? eo alae avria, in being an alphabetical language. ‘ . it from th PARI 14 Bev against is It dates from an epoch about @ years “Then arose Omri, King of Is«rac! unt: midday, at PE took it. a 3 : . | , ae paan Pm . | re hefore Cir «t- erlie) than the babylonian he oppressed Moab many dave whole ¢popusation) ' | PRIZE PUZZLES OF JAN. 14 at ; : © be a seen al é' T var a captivity. It is the records of the doings Kemosh was angry with his land. At ! pth, AGMIOE NS. Gres : ERE ave the seliuntions af the priz bien Pr . the place of Mesha, a King of Moab, and eont mpo- son (Ahab) succeeded bom and) ’ Lat t; and IT took aways ey 4 H PuszZies prubsit=lres] , ths Sind at ' . ' theo bigery ' - [ wen : enieeres rary of Jehoram and & hosaphat The “I Will oppress* Moab’ In my day f Jehovah and drags: ng — Prost-Deisgeatcte da 14 Ptrgn f tos Che \ wife st the 4 , * have Ribble history of this k ne is told in the this, but LT looked upon (the ruins hi Kemosh. | TANLARY PROBLEM \ ight bet 7 | "ig oat ri | , 3 | caer } at was Klisha, the prophet, who inspired ever Johaz, and abode in ft while he was fight- | WONEY-MAKER’S PROBLEM—I\ Pe} thrips the ghte dithere--near 4,, ined and | : new ther the com :nation whieh was made for the “And Omri had taken possession of the (US @88elust Mo, but KRemosh drove hint) iy stocks te arava \ Sis then made pas. : vin te anes: Mae thes people overthrow of th's king of the Moabites, plain of Medeba and dwelt in it, and the Ot betore Me, and T took of Moab Wo men, DINERS PROBLEM—Good seston tia tow : Tews rom and phe t them through 1 | is "aneee it is of interest also outside of {ta ‘bibl’- oppressed Moab, he and his son, 40 vears, ad a. oer cal Connection as tracing the etymology of but looked upen him Cie. Moab) Kemosh in our own language. In it are found many my days. And Il built Ge) restored or foerti- of the letters of our own alphabet, such fled) Baal-Meon, and constructed in it the %84 ine ‘van cme. ROUnee, and I Sunt . ye york so sad as P, M, N. E. © and Q, which came moat; and I built Kirjathaim ite gates and — bullt its towers; and I ‘hy should they make What all nid to us through the Greeks, whore aipha- “And the men of God were dwelling in DUlt the palace; aad T made the reser- | The gentie dames hove had? tem Moons or mor wil a 8 deed . bet wus directly derived from the old the land of Ataroth from of old. and the voirs for ra‘nwater in the midst of the SIX HUMORISTS— Verk Twain. Arierius Rut finaily this sollliary n vin te long ; us inte J w ti , vat | pate oh B heir ' Bemetic tongue. Here is a translation of King of Israel had built for himself the “‘'?: Ward. Bret Harte, Bill Nye, John Hay, VEl) for something new, some being like himsetf ; Wi-tocu-ts Beart the red» in appraach ng it. bes pyed by several . longed and longed. grew sad and dis/ im f Turtie's came the freck.ed hun@red of (hem, whe of lered us back and ye inscription. The words in the paren- city, and I fought against the city and took ‘and there was not a cistern In the midst | Carieton. He 7 - . , - fo l the Pipestone « threatened u« very hard. sayt that no MARION HEBBARD, 31! Byers avenue, | contented. He kept close to his tepee and aon "the neaat Tea howed ss s,s btn, Fe had ever seen Mt and . hvi® _Mped as are italics in the Bible it, end slew all the inhabitants gt the of the city, in Korchoh, and I said to the , ) Tee senate me eense; , olty, (as) a AP sight to te Kemesh and whole peopie, ‘Make for yourecives each | Joplin, Mo., Is the winter of the priz’ ‘f &. ‘lett the game unmolested. Thea Wi-toon. Tous twist Omabs aad Y: ikice , yen he } Sr. 2 v1 — Ag Weeks aa eS 2 ys if Me Bee a 8 4 Oe Seems 9 % o v és : c Ps - — , ” ~ -" 4, : . - ” ™ 4 ai ” * ~ “ > — Oe GR go arn ptt Johaz, and teok if, in addition te Dibon HUMOROUS SPIGRAM “Tak Wael reid) | does r et a: eae bunder— . : ? ) or , 7 7 wf alas brizhit Kot h i. (oi . W i i ie’ Wiehe se ry ' } ¢ ; r ~ } ‘ *, . \* “a? i\e , 7 ’ . ' ° . net oe | rt N! | “y In make : Wi ‘ ‘* } i . es ° : ‘ . : ; ‘ 4 te ! . | mew % A i a , ot tek bite . e ere ‘ stone and - ee yt Se os ie =

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900, “gore BETHESDA NURSES. 2.2.2 Their Work of Seif-Sacrifice and Devotion in One of the Great Charitable Institutions of St. Louis. MISS LULA BEARD = i“ : ' r » million ematine ria it own car fure and all incidental expenses Entered in the Competition for tuic Sciection ci Ty pical Nozth acl la a be? - | | : an ' : ¢ a | States | ea f = ale connected wit), their daily ministrations . : : : a Let | sok tart to the he!pless human beings placea in South American Faces to Adorn the Buffalo Exposition Medal. | | ) ies has extimat their charge. It's purely a labor of love These young Wetnen are connected with the Bethesda Home at 1210 Grattan street. y sa ‘a , , i Is of the larg: Among the different charities conducted aw ' eee ee ) : . , ' ' . .» i hes they spend @n theater tickets in «@ single by this institution is the care of found- . : : ari Sa. A ; lings, orphans and other unfortunate ehit- Gren. The volume of this work is surpr'is- } > img and it is to the care of these infant« r, ) . i : a ‘ op EE , 4 Saae , ienaga titre re “et that the members of this Sisterhood are | : : "i - \\ . J ‘ ; f _ ay hey go to form at VarFliod Imes before he devot'ng themselves Bome of them are : es * , ; , 7 . . oS bex office when a Ss ar is SO. IN his or on duty at every hour of the duy and nicht. Pour of them are constant y at the home ( ; and have charge of it, under the gsuper- , . e . a ‘ Sy we | ’ i Dey. woe Jeffevson Citv, and the tears they Wwee@ Vision of Dr. KB W. Saunders. The others | —_* . ny ~~ ° ‘ ' eS ee amid ory sprinkle @o. out in private families, however lowly. | A: . | - | es a aug ts oe or to publ or private institutions, wher- ever their services may be required, wher- ‘@ver there is a buby which needs atten. | aA . valuab! . ga deprived of the proper care. . a . , Ms - Ph 4. a on ool eu? . wirnoa: the ma.inc® nurse is Miss Alice Funk, who be tg ae ca : . 7 ‘ou ae | fin N — eee | | has bean with the “He haem * tose 5 vine ; Sh «¢ | | of ol oe " ’ ISS 1S. BESSIE DAVENPORI sir tlhe theuatric. suxiness wouldn't be years, and who was one of the first to take : Ks es - , : a Ta } . , me. e > res . . . a , - *~ Pers . | : ‘ Lee tu orchestra break inte a et eral good Paate young. ; ? ° B , © lee ' ‘'o thetr ' In thie work they are maternally ass'sted , , | . r y —_— 7 ' anette | ye ak by Christian women who cannot afford to > ) . i 4. = i a he orld yer te in size Give their entire time to it, but who fur- / } ’ e: 4 ; : “—> ) ; t etch! ee — - nig rien: of Migh the children with needed supplies ‘ : J if +e * , : leet : sp a dk Os eae me es a Many baskets and bundles of Clothing are | , | ’ oh | , 4 eae pases air # ‘tine sie Sent to the home in the « VUrBe Of UW year, : : : a. oes , wT ae ——o , : - mrt on . : and ¢ | , ‘MRS HA HAL YY. CREE WOOD” | r fvetings, Ju (ais winter she bas nost Ine “ne ’ pe rfunce wiped stealtnhily but when her owas there is a. Ways jpuenty of need fur them, for hoMeiers Walle by the score final ive ° e - ‘ x } I 0! OF CHICAGO FORME [LY “phelier there. Not only are deserted balles ce ‘ . : | oy oe , f 7, (MISS EMMA PEARCE OF STLOULS | 5 found On the sireets, bul the Children of ; A , ” ”" Orty-stricken parent AY die, ” . , i » : — ry » thrown og ny tos a P ba iat - : t Pt if } ‘ 2? f Q > / Y ff Pease, ieuve their offspring there” know- : Y 2 ‘s . ‘ J f ing that good home ij / provides o wa .? bt * ‘1: j ' id » sri = . ' oe ‘’ ti ' ted / J He . 3 a a. : y fy e. them, if requested, or that they wil] be taken care of unti! they (the parent?) shall 5 , , re ‘ 4 —. able to resume charge of them. - o : MISS. MAE COONTZ aA: ‘tt \ a | i it. siesta “_v% all ot A . mee PHOTO “ww 4@ ¢, - eGert Ss (he Cre ' .¢ ih or P ry set chiidren have been cored | MISS - ROSE A.RESCH 2s 1 ay i ga MQ <0, CAIRO ILL. COOPER - a f ‘ I view " ~ — < a ‘ prpgresage " weil Cl Cb We «oe e fal., DeF €: w of ae Betase sisterhood vee become a ~ her hanis am! ber eyes fascinated by Re 94 arger on tableau, the whole-souled admirer of prem a ‘i 7 , ot 4} aur-=" sescciation more i Y ; | tending Maen. con: Guta an tee. ee # withboul lalerruption, * . in i ee | - ee ew re - ~ ——_ meee an al i

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>. SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. ee le THE AMERICAN GIRL STUDENT OF SINGING IN PARIS. SainQhok SERS CONTAINING Aovice ano in . ad335322¢6 « KNOW that many teachers ridicule my well- views is ter Lie Necessity lor young under Vigilant chaupe- have been + o“¢ & o@ known Women students ta be ronage in Paris They claim that a girl who ‘'s tne hands of som pure at heart will remain pure abywiherse atid trat, of ail girl. Americans are best take care of themseive: There is net much in at; we Know What w know: and it is «rimib | » disguise the truth from a fear that mart etudents who wouid otherwise bring us tuition fees will be kept at home by the impossibl Ly of bringing a chape- rone with them. We have here a class of men more sensual and more daring than is found anvwhere els hx- cepting their own relatives, there is no pretty woman whom they r- “pect enough not to desire and ensnare her if they can. With them love- making ix a fine art These men ate fluent wit Words that carc- le suul Of tian and turn her head. won HKuropean reputations and now in Perris Now, if you take into account the well-known Attractiveness of the American girl to foreign ers, Which make the ‘atter so keen 3 for her emiles, jas well as the altogether tow readils gushing appresiation of artistic American wom en for the subtie cfarm. the easy, suppie wass --——-- - 2 2 . ‘ aft ‘ peat) 4* 4 4 - _ —— ee OL eo oF distinction, you will « = te maest:t in kurope, and the other ‘A PHOTOGR: L\PHIC despite all their self-reliance and instinctive ab- Neher! Whe guve valual! ry > 7 » 4 », vedere pee ailab.e addy. herrence of evil, your young studs nts ware fle os i port Li}e cle ‘ ters hie rs and met! “ty ‘ in danger unless protecteal oe 11 do not fall in the same way 4 R : a ems way. nor do Ii wish MOT OMe Or Oe Ode Ode reer eee rose eceocty | 1t to be understood to say that all American Girls who come here alone de fail. I simply take erones and sharing the expense, or with French ; 3 ITH good table manners one may pass first dinner has been confronted with this probe best society. Dell- lem without having prepared for it If she isa Sympathy as a mother for these beautiful chii- Gren and their mothers, that pitfalls are on every Of their war. Side, that the strongest resolution before starting Cnaerstand,too, that chaperoning must be in- ixcvapbagetd aoe young maiden Ofien amounts to little when it has to struggle tesligentiy liberal A musi stucent must gp garity {!s inadvertantly dispiayed While eating, ome al eee the oper 5 Qgsinat constant and pleasing solicitation, Avout a great deal; to the theater, and espuciaiy : - . nurks © as. his Yr ooo eign What has come to my immediate knowledse to the opera, to museums and. ether places a way ne saat SE ae Never grasp both f t) ehatr back et during long years of expericiice amply justifies where her mind il] e broadened and improved rT tabie. Pasha of ae onee, and standing 4: front f the chair, in @ . There are a great mony rules on this subject ‘ Which one can follow With propriety, You Thi liv aw ind and vulgar. Go about oa misgivings. Morecsver, her work is exacting. and. for the D © many dear, interesttne girls have come lrerst Perma’ set fy . ute pull, might boil them all down to this: “Be dainty siberately rath ¥ tr ‘y to one me with heart-breaking contivences! essary. “Che right of her age to pleasure And f have wept over so many others who to De jgnowed So that baiis, partles and ; ef ! eo ore © hie hears her napkin er manage an ice, the Wiese woman Bentiy slide it into place. | " changed as to actuaily regard the must Nides need wm be absolute.y excluded ‘om tue - ‘ makes it a point to see that she Knows how to tiids ean be done gras a4 oo “ fe * °@ l.mma kames. for in tinues to attract a tarrwve n - oe Trnieer * * ¢ ee . °* American students who go abroad teacher of Melba. Emma kames, °° “s + o x > . Exrert Advice from the World’s Famous Teachers. °¢ was the Nevada, Rose Ettinger and stars now shining all over the world, +o one can be better qualifed:than Mine, Marchesj to speak about le mi al world and Parisian I!fe. sheen * o >. °¢ >? ore e-« *@e *@e ee > *. a > ‘2s ner or id in the 'S Oppore ary r { ie «allinga. mMmMendatiolr m4 lwerican girls on We make a sort of family, nage a ane Hacer | , sus ee ae — sifficientliy large "an i varied to provide nen | | ‘TT ) ai os Pr : ; ae * : Pesta hor comers with companionship, pleasure, enthusiasm | ins EAE Se ae Se ee mB rhe ; i ' Mec ih } } unt upog for the art ' 1] do not deny that knowledge of life Is needed, e | elling what may hape ut I do say that knowledge must come graid- ally and be dosed with care Ike a dungerous a gir] ist ier g an engwagement of “ved franke ise her honorh MAR rH EISI, (Marquise de lla Rajata de Castrone.) — Nien Marchesi’s articte, publisheal to- the frst of a series of four by rach the Sunday Post-Dis; atch teul American egiris exa: tiv must dc if they purpose to So es o + ee ote ¢ a .¢ * . “ 4 “Ss € -@ °@ °¢@ © oo 080 180 @ 08> @s80-@ of Ole @ a Ode o 45+ oe Ore ee 2 . . ° . - ne in kurope, and particularly &- + > °@ ° > Tie remaining three articles tributed by Sig. Soriglia. one Mest fumes Singing teachers of ris; Miss Vanchoa Thompson of Chi- euxo and Miss Aimee Michel of Rrookiyn, the two latter Amerlean girls who have formal, pleasant way. Pome Ore Se oe . oe ooo ee wcicine., Pd > + ment this tmportane mist be known oe Most of all, what !s kaown for what it is and not for what it is not. Trat sin exists a girl must be told; she myst *?¢ . b. * * ’ ° (Aad. APTil Les lately . Oe elon the Samay Post-Dispateh— bys Gin, "she . Wherein she de lared New Y ‘ors of singing and raft were the peers of the most ce'- ~ ° > + a *- @e- ooo . ee e oe a4 . . “> * x oe + families wha can give ai} guarantees of respect. ’ Mhety aml ef an active interest in the welfare : : unchallenged in the cacy, inborn refinement or frank vul- this opportunity to state once more, out of my } sfure, °*j nh’ the chalr Into Pie, Whovesome diversion js am] unostentatious,”’ side, out of the wav of hie Ww ( ’ properly or place grasping Che te ) of the - had so . : . ote Q terc*e SS } , . } } . s condem trials fre« Tm aS Pes ary io ther fii Progranwmne of her life (on the contrar VY, proper i mt ’ ; ' je* iota “4 : ; : >| ' , ey -f . } deve! yen) anel tyr tl ir Sil . » OBE leed IS a Siomcial interes ourse With fore gNers cannot fail to - >at her lf at the ft bole This may seem a im ] ri f ’ a Mite : | i4 ; ’ mr: 7a ; Fae , y . . . Sere ‘ *P Sei at i ‘ ‘ . _ eel ? . al ” n “EST TLS evry nattrai wired on tle Viiu.e « ij ibe PrivireR ol Zive her a Peso, a Wordly seif-contiden-e aitoe- / / ; me task vet manv have found tov ther d's-om rather thar } I y pe task, ve i ; ‘ PU » YI . = athe that) Fries ty it fort. that it is difficult the effect is awkward a ’ all artists! Rether @€Ssehntiaul te success : To take a seat at tat®o when there is no ser- ing sound produced if : ’ . a oir ‘ " - hd ~ . >. . oT course, ff givrie carrot he avjumzasicd to IT have tong made ai practice (and T heleve vant standing ready to assist demands prac- rut-bDed sain dst tims tice some o'r provision may be made for ome other Brench Waewe.s of good standing se | “heir vrulc.i.va—living with girla who have ohap- do) to gather my girls together often in an iw- KX he tice and experienca Many @ debutante at her © Womavy- +) = \y a RSE / Y= ‘4 THE LADY OF THE DAFFODILS. IVY WANI 7 » Fes California i ee. hati ——— — — ————— = THE RIGKT SS WAY TO \ OTA ONESELT. @range all m.3ty ly ’ st fit el? = hy ang ino gr: ; SS qwpera an Sb Cate ry l €: j oie peor l oo eTnanas beg TALL presence itn the hous- uid e fin irned to the titivation of gt} ‘ Gaffulil, the occuna’ 1 bead Gis very i 1 pies 4 ON pane , “Thete flowers ' writer. ‘The, jn) CO.ur, VW Tee thie —" tT - _ ’ JEALOUSY IN THE HAREMS OF MORMON PROPHETS mod —_———8 @-e——_—_—_—— o ont Qe Ving earthly peace of mind they are wilting to !? ernity The sacrifice other women’s souls for e: - } Mrs. Brigham Young XV. Tells of Her Hus- by depriving them of man's saving pares aes a ; a ’ : The most unhappy feature is that in al perry band’s Favorites, His Cruelty and the most ail canes @ sam has a preference for = one wife. This is the cause of many Heat aches and great bitterness among the ae Unha ppiness of the Household. en, but they are taught to their trials because our reli cé SAW the happlest day of my life the same time with ti evimyatthetic listener “er parses ee ee be ¢ ae ” | BEC the polygamous teachings ae | re r ; ‘al . ea . . ta a a pay ‘gape * done was olmcacius “ae my = x: : : _ berg Are Mi i . eo. , ‘ { ‘ Beit tye : Churct | ty na pp mo uw ‘ a . eg hen - rejoics Wiieih Lief bus- | * heart when It applied [o wer..5% Spin , a ! s Apia , , men and Towarl th nat , Pre w wit, 7 sain stan | 5 \ i | : ‘ . ren 8 @ pleasant one, Atd bands die, she said a.iy, and there flowed out the accumula - veal ght of him that lat BE , By Sir Arthur Hard nee, RK. CB, yet In the next breath, Almost, Mrs Young "Why. is it possibie vou do rot know? OULillerness.of many vears. Mmm fe tye feyo re ’ , »? bee eh, . ae : + , | , R , : ™ > FF oy , AV. was defending POlygamy, although de- Dona you know that We, as women, have A.:ovether Brigham Young had W wives at) ibe? « Vs ait res , ) si , ne eer : ae: “4p ? , o | , we hc | ) I ' : 7 " nying that itis now tndu Ged in Chance ier eaalvation except some goxl and tine were Knowl ’ nthe rece: : + ; * a a at. wid ; el ; iy 3 ; ae vin aba ch. ae of iat ; . : "We believe in polygaimy of course.’ she man is Willing to save ue’ Uniess we are There were. ro nti ; “es as : : en es a Mag ice a we ; « , Y es ne Idea % ' 3 a yee eeserted “But respect the law prohioot.oag married or sealed to a mun who will re- ers that were never “i ee eres 3 ‘ : —— it. Sut, she continued, triumphantly, “tt deenr us we are lost for all eternity. Is him. She told the histories of | severai won't be a ro jong time before we make it not better to suffer these affilotens for Wives who were “types.” the laws. Then we can practice our re- a time than to be everiastingly lost?’ “The first. Mary Ann Angell, he marr ed ligton according to our own belier.” “sul waere there are Many wives,” she in New York before he became the Mor- Mre. Young XV. was Margaret Pierce. waa asked, “do they net Gave the same mon leader. She was a large, handsome, Bhe was bern, reared ani eicated in Mas- loves, hates and jealousies which other Intelligent woman. When Brigham Young her! Rut i sachusstts. Soc is a Well-bred woman, wino human beings experience’ Is there not con- began to practice polygamy ft broke this) hal he; ') anor ling Sh : sna = lai Seas : os zi wes doubtliers bewuliful when fhe became stant sorrow and heart-burnings?”’ woman'e heart Seon she was crowded temp too, and lt awfui dit 7 i ot pp nee pers ‘ peampee ages 1 Phe: eee, »h n ia | : ns | ” | > . | ly the great Mormon prophet's sth bride. Her “Ah, yes,”’ she reluctantly admitted, “they out of her home by the ever-increasing her pute ; a ee a aia eins ) iret we a Ay betes bie si be re have hh ak , ; 1 ie , ci . only a features are regular, her eyes bright and do feel all this, and. more even than you number of new wives, and a house was disliked because he loo} Hh i ee nage re nan a re Pap a - wi : ice pane ie guindags: oe REE Re er aca oe | . via bive, and tucked away beneath a sheer cap can guess, But these triais are all neces- built for her and her children. Her sor- She took every possible o-casion to - tere th atta a hoon 2 a Pig “ie 1 vy oft eal nr ie sar GuaE ' ake , ae ber wevy hair shines like fine white suk. sary to discipline us, to strengthen us in row produced melancholy, which devel- him, and 1 was poterless to defend m) she made fr gr ree “* : hoe as hel hii own ‘ weber pres ur | cet | = § : ag ithe : pres ee wpeeke yond volce is sweet and the faith, Many Mormon women in their oped into filghts of insanity. She lived a child. But her time came. Amelia, the weat on behind the ont for pre et me to at Inters ils ne ee re , n | ” dai | voltae edhe agra Young wicked moods feel it a great hariship that most distressing life, and died before reach- last favorite, broke her heart. and she got krow all about it. She was ematt. too. “As to relationships, the children of one tets pay wages to slaves, who do not trouble . ‘ : ‘tn te soon ag preach ae, must share wwe Mg came ps Papeete ing her seeeanel , nie no sympathy, for all of the rest of us were HMrigham could not manage her, and he did man are all bruthers and sisters. Each to get thelr freedom papers, knowlng thag at heroism and companionship others, but that ia, “Brigham built for his wives a large house giad to see her humbled. not like her and always avoided her. But wife is aunt to the other wiveg children, they can do so at any time, for ong proxy Wives thut however, probabiy mans open.sy ident.fied with the her l of her one SZ hy oe main may trouble of thinking about ¢ m | is fF “ q ; ’ , _ - Se se a) _—— -_- . ‘4 r s — on a eK er ye ee ¢ pe “ - «* a4 ' sie = = me — — - i OE tel SI rea, aap & eee fg ORL ET EE EE ae > OB Tage rte ee - — re rhe oe. Neteller She Sg Gat a ee: a RE ene Beet Ta ©

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4. 1906. — —— ——— ——_—-_ 3339993932399 53333339333333233. a PAGE OF | Ww l CUKKENT PROBLEMS DISCUSSED BY IF ERS. PERSONAL OPINION. | | 3 MEN WHO LEAD IN THE WORLD'S _ P. ARLIAMENT. a Fa PESESSEEESE SEERKEES SE RERERE SEEESE CC aS Ecc EEE CEE CEC ESE SSE ESCSECC EC ESE ccc” Wo} . . , , ; SHOULD THE AMERICAN a ree rane i Renee experience in other countries I ment of the Northeastern boundary question, with Great Bb: STAGE BE SUBSIDIZED? common people wes ongpnirsint ee ee Cee os Pa re ste ” See ae a crf Issa, was| the rost important B M ; 4 é life, and Who shall ite ae Aailiien te ak Meader «2 cfg ‘ | ling ; din een ain ( that ofiee. But the Senate was his great BE EX TENDED oye 250 YEARS? y aurice Grau, Director of Grand Opera. by teasen of the impertant factor which mu a alain te it? a | wens. tae His fi ls wand Uubatecical. caeccceee Ieaite wane aa | , : ail , s lave ’ : ‘re Won. is famous and histori: enecou er Sem: Levdvert > , > . . LinoM _ to time we hear much said and suggested concerning alpen lone is on accepted institution. Sioad seute are to be Y Buwne eerenenel te Sen eatae tao ne ei aga segundos wa nile By Mrs. Adeline D. i Whitney, Author of EF aith Gartney’s subsidized opera and the need for it in America. Rut the day ae ta : eae tae low rates, end no exeuse can be effered for unfa- speceh, by general corsent, was the ablest and most powerLul f all his Girlhood’’ and “Sten In Heavenw | "9 ie far off. I think, when opera in this country will be run by ten ees boda os igen operas, Nut Ve know them is to be ignvrant Senatorial ¢«fforts. It seemed to possess the power of inspiration Ttreté. ORARLY tau Pt = ard, the Croverninent. increases. Who aera type - ore (pera the love of all music its theme, the Union and the Constitution, and its effect amone the ha ae f — Would be as niany different answers to this 1 should mot care to be the manager of a subsidized opera house to te found among regs : ae. ee ae agree x are pS rN ce Inast en and patislactory. Mt a pi prractte “tr pescdmncneh There are different views and apprehensions of tthe in New York, CTects of music in their daily lives’ | icon is | sane oe rae wry aa tie wen? de lene postse: wag a ea cay iene wpe — gee . ' = Stens.bIV ah answer to Senator ayvne, but, as pevratermy Saab. at aay: | “NO; nve ' . _— ZT iais be bolh advantarcs and disadvantages attending th Gten al ype an At nsible thing te Arocerican minds to ob- Was a:se at Caluoun. who then occupied the chair of Vice-Presi fem. ahiof Paget on agel aeg nese enough: we have done mlis- experiment. ihe first\place, ‘an cperal house under the eee a snr wht the st aie “agg ssipnesidean ie (germany WWitLd Dae right to reply The speech crushed the South Carolina Sena- leon overtaken and lacs Se” thee mew le we have the Government is usually required to present a large number of the glorious shrine to the memory of Richard i a oP Sess ees eee oe ee ee inion a “ape said apne nim tb a premature grave and hepe now ae Iwyond, and we = are quite wilinedes Phat tances RRS SR aise ae CR ea Cg eT seems to be in in ene The fate saat one nb 4 ne wich 1 nusis | ate Years lite - The Vis e-" re — if (Calhoun) | soon after resigned, frvven tre old inte the: mew,’ The young and } , : se | ; . | Si ah ala ick. mor are as familiar with grand and as proniptiv sent te the Senate for the first tiine, where his eqeerts “Ah? yes: We iil ne — PDS would cry, pdvantage, as it would mean opera in. English, something witch I nrg as the chidren in America th» popular coon songs of the heur ereat abilities and expericnce at onee made him |p ihent ) ewes tag Sie . om Nit hever grow old, we will never be ead; have viways advocated and whieh LT should like te see accomplished. | have myself, when in Beyreuth, ‘istoned with amazement « t e notorious , adele es ik ullif att n | ees ‘which Br ae heart 7 “ks. Oe ke pury Will Re none too ong tt ut before there cun be a subsidized opera house there must be con- hoatlers, as, when busy about their work, they whistied and eal yy ome pete: opine ‘ a ia ncaa bine Bagi 4 * ae : .. ra 7 a —_ do ane get — ahi nko | Bervatories of music under Governiment control There are ato present ore: peated portions of “Tristan” and “Die Walkure * ee i! :aeciiiel ah a Hes “es w§ phe heirs vale @egemn abet and quietness, Se London. F the modern apostle of teligious thon aha eee : | he he did passionate'y want Texas, at all h RACE nn wed pi or ine strictions begins to weary we Jook eh erfully for the coming change and Nevertheless, 1t mus: be admitted that the general public is proba- is not yoi human, and w hat is human may by cai por age hae pes Mite “eT This was the mest ele ris hed achi vemenl of his saa + ane et ° on ae re eva ee biy better educated in music and enjoys larger means of gratifying a Net simoly with the brutes, bat hegina shea : s ve popularly rec- » : Nae: at ; eta p. wore al’ the rest of his life. ; ae es Se | “7 ee i Ss . TT) ognized as a necessity pefore the Government will maintain at public es “ ftps er sl pled ee ee ee Protect to st. Louis fe, though he resigned early, He then went world he will yet save is even now no habitat for such life and will eb ire le z ‘ontae ‘ir rid. ‘oo 7 a! ah esiaee mites: @ oot. BOUTS . : j e rough contact of their world,and we run atl the way Up to ao: lueuie cli ho I'nited © ; | not be until enough brave souls have borne poverty, humillation Was elected to the United States Senate in Isz0 with David Bar-— and crucifixion for the right to make a new earth under’a new and cost an institution, the results of which are not always in evidence. the creatures with souls which from the inside build up the protection ag his colleague, before Missour: had completely reached Statehood, top hearer Heaven. MAURICE G ; : RICE GRAU. of life. So we get the deliverance of Picton: “Man has a body, bu; ¢ ran is as it. ‘ke j ave ¢ oO ae , : a ie head to wait over a vear before hi membershi bemar is Sena- . By Charles Frohman, Theatrical Manager. an jon epirit, IC tele Gabe ET BANE scowl Pay Wel Da nei, a ne ee ee | D Hegan.. His Sele lt te not = sedi abeee: am our bodity wolms (hee ee e a “ , Aa\ " € * ’ ‘) ié ' i ss «le - e2% . } ; nal as . an rT haar } nh ‘ . : sa I : ¢or Ss . . , : : - : , : cw rae I know one thing, though—if the CFO\ ernment should ever take tille atrocities of human eontlict are Yifts ad aly @ the ley ‘ le ‘ f Car a bins 1 ls rt tin that prerwwe ! | il} fisenol reatit uti nn fel] Liricde r the byl WA ~ ana in 1. it tbly evolved Th § } i shall } ' . ' ioe _ a y porn meee ' . atric: > 9 9} Ie oor : . = hos ; powers of its tWo greatest enemies. The -idecade si . ° e UM Bile iave passed away, ail & ave control of the theatrical stage, I should like to be appointed gen- - bog heights of moral purpose for which the fight is fought. A prize- oe yy ees si vey n tl “ * eee sbi: Gecque— Ilse to 1ee0 lecome new. Outer existence, reshaped, shall replace distortion with es , rer-in-chie z st j f 0 : cause j acksa rs 4 ee soo Vears ihn the senate Was the nes ‘conspicuous . ' , rai-manager-in-chief. = . it a in its nature be brutal because it lacKs moral motive, but o tiate aa’ dee seh pact _ : lst ¢ wee : us of the beauty: confusion with strong, sweet order. There shall be a world we wre : the ceadliest conflict may become an act of great heroism by virtue © ples ns a vee Serr, reat events took place within “te heed — : , liowever, I do not approve of trusts. I do not think that they are ors serge one : & is ¥ viete OC) oh... wens: aie aie ee ee ead selects | gine worth living long in, when human loyalty and effort shall be fully even ever nitimatelyv successful A } :j liz the mative W hich driv es the combatants together. > : i ! yu i a2. a DLipite ation, the Compromise to ti * Kingdom of ti rhthn ‘Sg “ Ri le ve c Ss. . A subsidized stage would mean another All natural creatures begin by trying to sav iieamne he _ ranim wane the «exnounging resolution. He made a great many alle, ex- " i thi 1] * — 1 aoyv cTrnhtnen rust, 2 . . J \ Save f Seivers fey . , parts? lai : : oun s allegiance must egin and kee on beginni { { 4! : : austive and prolonged speeches : has ae eae eo NS: P & ng, im in@ie 1 ; have but two Ins ‘ts, repr E celf-preserve The y hau itd Speecnes Ito has been aptly said his efforts - ' - , It seems to me that a manager relieved of all responsibility would at ‘ 80 Hci production and self-preservation. The Migh- \ore cecidedly “Rentonion.” He estecm | his Pi | fi. hietoxnt * \idual souls; here and there, one and another, courageous to follow ’ ‘line ' : : “ F crea ‘es clare ; ‘ “s sea {ig ere ' ont : pe OB. ‘ ‘SLO THe iis ¢ ‘ts S“expung r at : , F ; not feel inclined to exert himself to find the best plays and the best rt ing ne bas rec that no man who would save others can save souesiei isms “tian diene ci ae ee ey i I k . justice and maintain truth, let wage and gain come or fall as they n . ; ' 7 * ’ himself. s ig Ss ‘or r ive is se -sacr ve "Tinta ie . cri, ~ % ’ oe ‘ ‘ $3 j . . ss ea st’ Wis Wrong, a)ns sal , TT. oe , oe ef . ; ae aot actors as he does now, when it is a plain business venture. Effort when the ee Rcclges scte ie Gelt-aperwice. this is religious Nie, has since been so held /by all thoughtful men It \ this: Pi tad it yarns They will fail," you say; “the men will go to the wall end . " 7 “ " ° ry j ‘ > Ss ° « "se ‘ ‘sy " . balaneed by a proportionate amount of dollars and cents brings the tli e instincts that are natural are put to uses that are human, wksun’s ageressive-:deis tn vemard ta: the Hanke ' , starve, Very likely. There have been and there will glways be those . . . . . — , 4 Sik . ‘ ‘ore ‘ “ “ ¢ > . - Go TC TY ‘ : : . 4 . . es os ‘ is ta at ¢ 3 ¢ ‘>, rie a " see al . " Ss 7 ‘ be ‘ best results. We are, an always have been. first of all. a neactical = n the powers that are brutal are Inade to ser the ends that are of a practical resolution Mest cas . . eae a su - Ct of whom the world is net werths hut. who are willing to euaule / , , - : bh seni hae vine, a . e . : ife is > broades ’ wath sfa-an mera ae enstre bey we Senate | So4. The Jeaders ; business-like people. The theatrical business is a commercial enter: of reve i > ‘ ’ . . ‘ . . i re De ‘ ai it@) nh a if i) 1rs, Ti ( “ Lie’ P . “ Prise, Like any other legitimate means of earning .a living. I think st chasse life and rises, as heavenly music rises, to the deep acceom- pein introduced his fatnous xpunging resoluti ith tl “ r word and lets (hem aueere With Himecit; lets them Se . : . . , oa °“.° > . . . ‘ . = * “> ~ = } that is the only honest an. practical way of looking at it paniment of the lower notes of life. So that to be religious We are Det) ombered remark: “This ball J put in mot mn) “ ve ve Well-re- that large, foreseeing love of His which has “provided some better . — 4 ‘ ‘ ‘je if ' ; P “ ' ; ; os bel S bial ' no rmcewon, sollary an ‘ cer bes ; ee Art not necessarily lowered because the manager puts on the best = rip out of man what is natural, but to build up into the man), ,,, ered till power and numbet intend el : dealone,” and thing to: us that they without us sheuld not be made perfect. \ ~ . : . F ig ‘ “ : ‘ ‘ a a «t pay the best, Bor that reason! hside fr the gicund lt is not something procurred by the man, but produced in wssinicl tated eke ee *tawethateh: ne % journal. A simple repeal ‘These all died tn faith, not having received the promises, but . ‘ « dort tere rt ‘ o} ’ , et ' : ’ any philanthropic idea of elevating the taste of the people, the man him. Every sane man has the material to make religion out of (iod provider tht: “ead wean ye oie oo ugh the Constitution paying seem them afar off and been persuaded of them and embraced . ‘ ° if - nh era ws : 7 . ‘ ori: ia ania oat ‘ae i e atat: ’ ‘ '* > ix sadie 1 ‘ ; »;° rf ° j i ‘* ‘ j ‘ ad “ we ‘vs - if ne 7 : = . ts Vet ah tis mu a Ors, P i t yer - - : ° - . ‘ America does not want subsidization. None of our institutions promise and he | ower f the divine life in the earliest germs of life sure resolution was doumed Here Were t :, dt cen & country. Wherefore Go is tet ashamed te Ter ¢ tlied their ¢jod, for @ire subeldized. The idea is exactly contrary to all the orine!ples th; im the worl L. Tire material for making a saint was in the first one- counection: Clae’s a 8 . iadete ver J es ( vs mes in the Same hie lhath prepare d for them a cits AD ETLINI I>. ‘I WHITNEY. we pride oUurselVes Uthon Freedom is ‘ERE meee rere a : vat valve creauturenbhat lav Upon the shore of a — ocean. He was ai mn apn a? 3 : sty Ution of censure atid Peenton’s « Xpunging pese- . we : ‘ -. ’ is l ! it Tighinie , . .? ; ‘onl. lee Wonder mas { ! v: re rere’? } - , eet cis ites $ —_—— ———— — ED American. hur soldiers ane sailors are hot subsidized | in not ik pievl ct oo ait but sain’ s stuff was in hin unless there is Ne Cian, for get su fase tovhes . vine Wats ! ' boW os a at statesrrerm courted TH i . " . . “- ‘ " ~ oPse is , » . a ‘ . ai : ; . on. bere Wits i oa’ cite bel i to go inte Germany for the very reasor that IT am constantly con — is nething te make things out of but. Ged. He must have put No totlowing or any | ie ae on E AR Ok , . PEM Le . onl - 7 ij , . bes _ ' ° = Sos eer Or approval sine. fronted by the evidence that the Government is first. the litle thes eethe ef himself into this poor life. and the countless ages worked to Stcaetrmn’ Qath klak ane . nei ; K]] I ING ' W A R e ’ ’ ‘ » te - et - * ’ ‘ @ i q " .p f ot lota eos i mdievert n : ond. Seldiers are everywhere : y , finish omte the forms of the sons of God these humble brothers dis- . foal ne _ AICTE AM We Kepmn yiee of SO years, ALIAS . ‘ yw here kivery man must serve his time to, : ; , This was and still is without a parall | bourt does cdied - ? the Government. When we “do time’ for the Government we give tending amd contracting thelr flabby sides in the beginning of the tire, as “the last of the | | Bie SPR capping din By Ed k | P ident of the A alist L ) ‘ *t’ , at ae *° as ‘} ( ? : a” ' ‘ }¢ le ‘ ‘ ee Py ’ air + bres . | fotre earth. and thet >the Nature so sterile but tha icke et. nee - on amiliar chamber, but his Diegislature refused tu aprene ha near , . : eh am “ in the air we breathe Our newspapers certainly have oy qs ,4 pivit: will K ; ' ¥ ales “ i" “ , a ~- hat the quickening be-eicci him. He was set aside by his purty béeeauke he was not i INCE the days of chivalry, when tnen engag din personal come «. . > _ . _—yY = ‘ Ss Splil \ mak , ‘ t > holv 7 ; . ‘y t abs; 7 it} F edom, Wears free in our religious beliefs: and you may ' 7 coe giles ‘ “ ; aecord with it in making slavery its chief cred instead of Jeff test, fare to face, tife art of war has been greatly changed Dy rest assured we will never care to have our amusements regulated fo1 Let nere, therefore, despalr because the brute Is streng in him. Let go.ian Democracy : ae f B Ming truments. It now consists us. hin meke the brute strong for him and for all good ends. Let him put slartin V “Bu | hi ae a ee wd ‘ > ahaa i an ul , Ww. Ss mor Ye 6 1} “eel nie 7 ’ " “% - i Sa ’ ~ , «* . . When responsibility ceases ambition is killed, and Avitheut ambiti the brute inte the mature of its maker, as the wild creature is) put of inte) ; Ze oF rm Dee. 6 in Celumbla County, New York it PVinte ting. arebushing, cheating and striking in the back; 7 ; . : . ' il proetical and political life Was not in ANY Wah Lrpprercdead des ea hy o sas ry wreoettinnge beecbits a tenak tape tts a Thee OF under e stage would be to « ripple art With the G - dew. vhich w ay the coads run Which run toward Cid and toward ath a eof Wind Dee » h , le C2OVernmMent required ts Jor sate “7 . , ome renee of such formal training. He conimeneed studving law whil ' fia! threat Clee Teka eal a kun heard, shoulder the responsibility the berth of the manager would be ; ane best and highest ire, PHOMAS R. SLICER. fi} i { i mt spies. a mud bank ees 8 Us ie a | parative:y e: vine ~~ ; if ‘ i; ‘ r« iis ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . . ‘ : Ny tj t ‘ sje . . Porations and do not Know from one year to the next whether we tince the great quintet te a quartet, and Cass the last to die, at the TY} al ; wtehngacs ee: 2 ya party mistake, but a wreng. them adoption Such impievement hurt their trade and tupel them sha}! continue to ha «* tiie Tyra fit if riane pera iti our thiidist re ’ oars of . vs : . = . Ss! , “4 . M4 4 ah si a " i ° ? 5 ’ . ‘ : : l hin ak advisedly, Cpreera {« 1 ‘peat bepefit Qs» any community CTE omanine af hietory e I : siden # but it fatle l. VA he rie thre Cleese Veote Wits Wiiblolatieescd aos nator safes. + toyed thie tournaments Alrnchik thietn ‘ ir, Wy): h there Was By this means the jove of music is diffused throughout the ta: 4 and the nantel Webster Wa if eon of Ehineser. Webster, who studica | freer baa seat exclaimed: “You have broken a Minister, but mack a aes meent of chivalry and no great lietsatesl They Were probably very . oo = “6 ‘ ee eesti, an « ‘“f) Cat’ = . ‘ s ae | AV, res : a i ( ‘ ’ The ut ; . , . : - advantages al rhitiste wie ! 1 We !] kitowh le rheeecl repetit eon) The alil- ard i} AIT? tite Ww as celpryit te d to the bar lle Was elected , « : i . nt, and =O) it ha} Te mn ad hi. ’ «t hiione 1} \ ji f¢ -Pres} lent with rey tde hy ai cust | ww) ' gunpowder é Ti i? ‘ { ‘ rridyieehy f set ner} is rc to put ity ta apprectate Hartons jrocdica te ~~] i refines Ment of fe. cling irnayos sil . ' Fes a 3 re int ; a , 4a} | in ict net in) Tk26 almost a bral! ther ' e the iron 1 te wv hy | 7 +?) we ore ‘ r his nee Te : ™ =e ds ’ fiom’ tas native Staie in » Where he ™m aine ; antag - a ‘ TTT. Migs . sina saint — @e thune for w is ott isiitielc ta Mennle sous. t ‘ ; . co t ; ryan un in Rreat anlar if not quite, through the suggestions and wishes of the untiring chief xy’ hat w ill bee ome of natal glhoryv ane tuijitary fame in : +, ie | Ola imo later years, Served tWo terns, u efore the expiration of 1? Was . & he 1) ' ’ . , = sy wheat : Av an American | paatk feelings | lovug fo see good schools of hy } t moved te eston to secure a larger field for h t 4 pepe aciaee tice Oy, head, and more than t} head) his party. In our the face of these pestilen tradesmon Whe keep ahead mere an more ' . a - 1 e : ad | . ‘ ‘ we ; ) ' ‘ ” oe 1 sven UTTU PS © oe sae »> his mind to ignere he wos overwhe! gr] efents heme , : : ’ , In America can be well cultivated at littl cost. We have fine material polities and office, but in 1823 Boston, with unanimity, ele t : renee - feated tn the memorable campaign of 1840, taxpayers, who are fore oe PRY TOT SHerE In Jeace mustn't we here which foes to waste § for want of proper cultivation We neod ve . MH ihe . ld ‘ ars “a fs '’ — ¥y. elected him to by Geet liarrison Again a candidat: for renominat mn in 844 with prepare iia epee Of courrve ¥ must Sunt oe eniniaie Reha Pere aati te “ae sie : ‘ . ’ t*« onwre ss. i. eouls Te? or ‘ ‘ wo! resis le tem tath ‘ she : ™ is ; oft ca ae ; may ? ‘ ‘ i a¢) ‘ - é ; ‘ tla Volee-buliders. Our gitls should be taught how to manage the beau- seat ia the House and ryved in that and the next “ , i ci ee ptr ity of delegates to the National Convento in his faver, the take quack medicines When We are well, lest the time should com@ il dna rere i wlse ; sai i ati . e) OnLkress aa eriecrath ia ir, . » weaned eet one Y Sue , ' p , e tiful vetces with which they have been endowed. The secrets of voice he was promoted to the United States Senat cara er " unidel ba tWo-third rule was originated for his defea It succeeded when we should eu: , . ae . , ‘ ‘ e P ae aes ° 7 i . ‘ ; ‘ ; ,e? ‘* ‘ ‘ q ‘4 ‘ . ’ : ** ’ ' . Production are totally unknown to meny American singers With several brief voluntary “outs,” up to D850 h hs ; bs oon einen und made James K. Polk the candidate, who was Pl tied hy @ plurality Vo yat would beeome of “Old Glory If the tradesmen working fot a . ‘ ° eo " P . ‘ Seve; rie “oO niaty a ,, st? ’ YO when he left ft ‘ percvard Tre over ~ ev fT. t on es *? . eae : >. , lb on paki a = . . >. ‘ = t , . \ t 4 - s f He nry ( :ay . A Cte? that th. ‘Xx -} ’ sheds nt f. ails 7 ti n role on a surely eq cava trae re jal ! as, P hooule t rhile > & arfa . r wher vol age t “ j i . } 5 a road, . et re ‘ ii\ uf State for I ‘esident ‘ ilimwore. VV ebster filled this gre it : { . 1i¢ it w h . ' : I I t As a s2U . ce-training is a acience. Many other obstacles are | ‘Phones ¢ , | si vs es Se Sears oe nee ne reposed till his death, July 24. Issey, except he and ridiculous as ft fs ghastry: an «ut of date” What v ld h : . re in the office tor the second time with his usual abilities and fitness up to the allowed nis name to be used im 184 Poa + did cat , ai Would Hap . ' ’ , wed in Sasa Presidential candidate for the if military glory should become only er other name for sharp pract | 4 and opponent What would the military caste do tor. way cf a young girl leaving her country for an extended course of study in Europe. If we h the same facilities here in our own land what el impetus it would fx. to the growth of music in America! st. _ The. people woud receive better results for their money, I believe, Btne tome FUN, WMopera were subsidized; the cause of music itself ee ~* time of his death. Oct. £4, 1852. While he was prostrated with the ail- ments that caused his death a letter of resignation lay upon the President's desk fur many weeks for acceptance. He had previously served as Secretary of State under President William Henry Harriscn and his successor, John Tyler. _The sett!e- free soil party, thereby c'dingw in the defeat of tien. Cass, the regular lemecratic candidate. He did what no other President ever did, un- lews it was Washington: Took none of his salary till the close of his term, then he received the whole in Lulk, $100,000. This means he was a ricb man. cheating an a living if killing should be condemred as a policy as much as it ie condemned morally, and if our fag should itn fact become the emblem of peace and geod will which it pretends to be? SDWARD ATKINSON. _ ~ 2 wee es Cro . Wire», ow. OO A 8 AS go eq Pet OO . . + #9 oo. yr 4, ‘, ‘ sae 74 ‘ lo at ™ ~ t * a Ryser P. = a * ° i ° oN = a ' % ye : bd Pr . *e. oer ° ES EP ee 3 ¥, wae a ae | ~ . * o Wy» a ~ a : aah — ee Oe ‘5 . , ‘ eee SN ANE RS” OE Zo YP OEE RID - amin ent: atic: Ci et Ni ts - - — 4 7 2 ™ , = - - “ aot CEI OB Ea ty 9 Bat LR SRS ath tw 6 ON oe > ether % ’ — : Po - REE or ft eves . oe A. Jo BOM MGhay oo Oat aan : : *

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se atl rT weee Teer Or SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. — —— co — APOSTLES OF GOOD ROADS i Me SM! > ‘ » 1 pre og t # secure Tit he raache Promises to When had gone, said cannot fil! ane De went Trenton, she arranged for a any and necessary financial guarantee. went ” wind azent of the business to s, Ssiie Seldom Kua anlee, ind she convention BUT ' ’ if y %) \ AW — "a a j FRANK ) 2s JOHN a: AL TRIPLETT © Z — La TRIPLETT LL NOT SPEAK Would in a Journey One and One-Half Times Moore and Har- build building crowd for the convention, Messrs rison demonstrated how easy it is to Ma Sample in roads, of the men gathered at formed an maintain good by the business of the ius prosence farmers and Convention, Then ASSO%K Tilo! Miss Tlie V roan booked the Harber tliv all the the vrand tour of 1899. While traveling arranged f conventions “oon The dverage he three was mluding transportation Just before the ¢ Miss Harber lvollow llr aw lia, lene oft tive last vear OWTIS Suu: the qduring of she and visited IVineis—Chicage, 19 times; Al Ville, Springtield, Decatur, Danville, Lioom- ingrt Jollet, Ottawa, Monmouth, Rock- ford, Rock Island Moline, Quincey, Jackson- ’ 72 t iti bist } her eolaborers tor, toni, Ville bluffs Centerville. Mus Des Aloines W. Council Cottumwa, Dubuque terloo and Cliear Lake. Wisconsin—La © Rau Claire Ashland, Oshkosh, Green Bay. Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha, Ville, Madison and Menomonie Minnesota—Minneapolis, 8! other perigi Nebraska principal towns, lowa- tities, ’ ’ Wiau- NI titi- Jiame - Deisse , Paul ipal towns, (Omaha, Lincoln Ohio— Cleveland, lndiana—Indianapeolis and .Michigan New York Ts TilleesSete NashvJle Arkansas Texarkana Texaus—Pari [hk miso, exville lax, Fort Worth, Waco, Austin, San tyulllo. Galveston, Housteon, Palestine Marshall, Joeetrarit Buffalo, five times Memphis, Chattanooga anid kort Smith and Toal- An- and ‘ Gecatti = _— TO FACH OTHER. Quarreled When Boys and Made Vows to Which, in Spite of Absence of Ill Feeling, They Still Adhere. qotiN AND EAN Dot cotdvery + aie 1; TRIPLE TT, NI. jpewe thats ipyle tarokks 1) / ‘ “ hy 4% Lite have pou ‘> ty om iataber 7 fare ifs cg ' OTUVCONEL Pyient ti! ; Sathliva hein 7 TtietDe trun, sei tied stempilvw tthe, 1PM bbave prert rae Vag every r tf familly iat Dorersaer int lai ive fore’ rel. The Telationn te Of idreun cle spii.at- (ranges remarkable Ween Pereothers be that each boven tite otras btied hese nothing agains. hie Bhat eas he made «a vow, wren th: Y Quarreled. tha he Woukl not speek to hie off, nding brothe: wntii the latter speke to bim. and that { fe ble purpose ‘@ be true to this vow. If one would speak, the other would embrace him, and the silence would be at an en. . Wut neliher ie disposed to make the con- quarrel was & common-place affair 2 V aS ¢ é ren Bila, Yt Hew She a. 4 “heey a vg ‘E 7 -“- pe ee cn Aah daira stn oa Doraetliews aol ivillz aeredipirys With wh if foolish over tha’ ihink Tl PW lek veouow adai't “sd otine hricken, Which was Hix aim was an SPhavoet oy a | ink ie } ‘ thik he W.ierrii Lire « rane lawn tipate Petaciarad eeN ert 11 iL atmdoexgpired. Joh carry out hos threat during Which atone Ki.is-s pil.é struegeie rect tive rp tt thine, * aetie »’ interference «a Walked tea sulKV Oe ad refilsenj i? Tires lawn ipa peel Prter\ arr jee adit ta) bette ys army. ’ } itn thessah | worl p members them, thinking thi at Phyem ”’s siergee tiepret an | wseecd betWeen familly onlv iauetred refusal ta speak Was a freak of boyish anger that would #Oo0on wear away. Kut, when it bad lasted through a week, they became alarmed and asked that amicable relations be restored& ae?’ tlhe of > tient he ~ ol ee Re ee, og Ze ae ate cis quentiy person in third person finds his hand and drops out on the first round, ! a aoiani frecca lene iabeout r for mak rank 4 thee 2 eiliat marks ‘d= tlrery trey o evervthing throagzh expert poker fond of {hie Miathie 1 Tiere is at least the sitting with litile ve ‘ play is iiwavs a third them. «If the emewuragement [n wey oe o Ge 4 — * % IN ONE YEAR, ot Jerseys . vf | —* | WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. Special Correspondence Sunday Lost Dispatch. ESTS in steel track Wagon roads to make traffic easy in sections where mouern highway improvements are yet impracticable, which have made by the director of the office of Reoard In- quiry of the Department of Agriculture at the Omaha Exposition, St. Anthony's Park, Minneapolis and In the of Cleve- land, O., have proved that the per- fectly feasible. Of all the tests made, was the most effective as utility. A road was Which bad never been thus laid consisted of two of steel plates, eight inches sufficient distance apart to Wheels of vehicles of the standard gauge. These plates had a slightly projecting flange upward and on the inner edge, so as to pre- vent the wheels of ordinary vehicles, which have no flanges, from easily leaving the track. At the same time the flanges, being only half an inch, were not of a height to prevent the vehicle from leaving the track to pass other vehicles whenever the driver desired. These were not supported by wooden longi- tudinal stringers of any Kind, but were pro- vided with flanges projecting downward and outward The embedded in the concrete of the roadbed so as to form a substantial part of it. and the steel plates Were supported at every point etructure of cement. or other « terial. In dditi to the built at Omaha, upon Which the Were made, KE. G. Harrison, rodd expert of the Office of tead Inquiry, was) directed Section of 10 feet of steel track ' aut the experiment Minnesota, . tperer th euburbs one at Qmaha t, Value and the To co ‘ted on lines The paralie} wide, laid ata the eonmstru tested. read lines receive so steel plates crossties or flunges were bY a super. niuring ma- road traction tests short Park, his hie halted eXDeriment station After rection of Ames, mad alter the stvie of roadway and Which are the another Sur fe Stution in tions Were and The crTrossties as lowa, eeC- sume pattern etvle of Omaha with supports produces: the ad- One Mf | San ik MTT Wen ae | SORE > AWE i asl =i] NE Ae pA ere ae sstees oeenouperae e omapel “st eee > ee _ Piaver: ma my same le te the =~ ~~ See VSN Se ~ » = . 7 ~ : te . ® ; “ee . oa “a, i if ‘ ee We RE 4 ELEVEN TONS HAULED GY ONE HORSG OVER STEEL-TRACK WAGON ROAD. That thie Leuilt and prot abis \W Witlbertil anv otuei than That it will last Try.adhs knowl materi, with much mer requil cathe wer any other Kind preewer reat Tine ar .etiie frank in “Tell the gentle: s} Jdootrrn will bone @ipey Vo bos.tick prbeotrapet Will ie 1| repels blinks miss ,' oanut ‘ Dae ial ane tim by « «i! it Me will sh ine tle the other John tor Fr eet up? perso in 143) Poe ar about may be) ertertia? ‘9 Lime “*Jan't t+ Case titne should Ww 1 Tiedt im it) lin? ipeles in t (ist — Muwers in the middie ings and Jokes of the Re- publican Warwick. j 216m Cf VE a ia) Mi hit great ecdmiration room an “—" i? tip’ } er ler Stier. w gain equal to faur-tifths of the mow? '1@ quentis a pr tapemse onsxtrpucted is bur- Preval ‘Ss @ we Pi Trheety v¥ ¢ ry vet the wit feo rritint “|THE GOUTY TOE OF MARK a “ane (Fe. ioe the appwrars to the SBenater 9 Hanne pefere i ryy.oF ; ‘ i« ‘ gi. tw Mi Qe greay Ubioan get out ef j

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Ee _ = 1 ere eee ,_T oo be SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. a ee ee i; —= ' _s - a ae: fc , /, Abs "sadly Be cee. 1 Yy Ly Mh fh fa \ee | LMG {4b hd, j 4 ' C4 tH gers , | \ - —e aa ? k . Bh, ye i ! | | 2 : eager . c de ee SA 4{ ‘Sf pod’ dumb : | Z ‘ siviour waika with There is one other who lives here civel ; pa N Whom thev love. hte 3 I white «log Aavs of darkness on and his name is Curls ; ; ~s aie: 7 ne , lhouw, Giod, has OMIise ; poy i’ is are hig ¥ “a ; , “Pind Mattie,” as : is calied, pas j - lief oo) ree | Ay. . RS KS OP Mt , : ' . a Ul , ; ty ‘ fed, =\ . £.é ’ . . » =. rd - ") . qprce . 7 ' ~ at c; Vig: ‘LS if \ ‘ wes: " . 5 o ‘o 1"! iy La 4 = : ‘ 4 bee 4, P p Z . eae aal , ne World sSi.nes Damian Woe ” Sa ; , Ws ty “ff Py S3 ; ' fhe sense Of tome left to het She 1 ' i a +e eee } i ‘ a WH Mh ea 4 iy | vc ONS | lVé (,¢’ . 44 \ ¥ , ete ’ a j ' 4-3 : es Oe ey : gh ee \ « UgTe/ OFFCRENT ) , Chet te: | tah die monet stare ei Weatine Lye" . ~ rs is “' p ‘ ae , 3 See an : , ; 7, a KINDS OF 4 —“2 Lae ara) See ) | | cong silo abate: Homa caidas ote | ‘ SAY. PERE CL ¢ oP MY ee —_ yb] i) ~— | ICRO-ORGAMEEY® ea ahha ols van ime Sround nerve . | Nini wt SEX SE Stan ARE SEEN ,°* he ae ee ab. Oe Dee ee | ; _— -- = ~ a ye " SAR Ea ge a aaa im; to keep from getting baners | [A USECTION OF TREE oe : y > - VAG Nyy Fk dehy © | by . iY WS iy ) ; | i JNdvurnec By Tor NADU oO ‘6. | / f ' » Eos ; oo Ao ie | | 3 | , ™ ¢ (e7. PA SN ae a | roe Renae | §=MICROSCOPIC ||... |... ~ i a . c on NYE oa ‘ype . a ek aL — —_ a e ¢ ~ +: Py, » le . . Bee “2 ) ~* po 2 iF leueriee . -_ > PRA ° ‘~~, .* PA ree e va a « ; robe er tel. e thre From a Driawin,: by Audu >on. te le) i Maryland Marmot, Woodchuck or Groundhog. Scmaibwranha: which mans OMPT He LILLE ISA At HT STi it- hy Tvie 4. i } rucie | Tyde Iyp ive : , hy ial it GEON is a limited believer in the family te Watch fur hem while 1 Credibility of pround low eater ; The cround hogs di i come ' oe ies sildias predictions He has convinced lL Was sure at ' thie ye! 7 i? rhe - ie Nip , there is something in the trad } a er ee | a in ' | : et egg ce , Pim. Under some comiithons the eround : a We ks Onin eomes out of difjs hole to . bane iWake «at after the second day of Februais atid ¢ if Wats sa bye A year ago tast November the «. migetreodh lieved 2 like Withdow Saw a couple of the Hitl animals in +e] The moon wv Cage at the t, i dealer tn pets at ; \ ve Bitects = Union Market and ok a fancy to t , em aS a wher: ae aE | He purchased them a: towok tthe ? ) Peas} tile ih alee me bien oe a ree = ; ‘ eae vt sa , , ' . a t 4 ! , bes , ri hy : , | Te : ts , ore . opite ei We ahi ‘ ‘ ‘ What happened after that he tells below rout, ge eS dikes ed a ee ees ee Se thie ©: rae pani te SAMMI NIM Eom eK ge a sito r : fa | Dr Merenat , renk or “There ix a space under the porceh a: “Kor foar a a) i taal aia, i Sk ated i ebinekede Mideitina ak} ne Scohhay Comgen, Fie honk, er a ee “stra 7 i" job cee oe. Kt ; | a cna it. my residence which Is Psy losed by lattice “ f UNSUpported ahh ' , ryt f)ee aetpimy lowe ve | ; deny | reba a ve ew wala ae seaplane: ap | | n tive | ur point of view Watched! for them but did not se but before 1 could cat } aa ners and conical : ; Naki 05>! TE hittin 2 aa ss jal ase eae | pau’ , -\ 2 president-of tRe Sgain. We threw food under the pore dered away and was killed woah nT short 7 and thini thom Zane yh eR PEST RAS ates a ke te ns TTA ' tive r Tnaspestore at the Bets few tmes ang then concluded that per- remaining ene to the Park «©. mimiss 1 urfats i Prey | eo a a | eanital duakl ' ot omen th - i aa ‘Le ‘ | oon R fume \\ aT. Ms thoeia will show haps they had died and paid no further and gave the dealer Instructions to poo extending thy 1 De 2 ee ae — bed tha ad aie i be te if | es : ji ) wt . rom fosape i used dally to deteet attention to fhem. another pair for me. He did The anima sme Lary aieovut A ie os ‘ - oe 7 fa a TT at tit 3 os “ta \ tes valli ; ; | : — ' at) nd wil ry a rations in fewr afd Sy determine “When ground hog day, Feb. 2. came turned them over to Mr. Ridgely. time the leaves have falen from the tre Mag ] we Ah siete ‘ 5 seat dine ‘ nat rf thie Stereeptican % moat t ' ' Fs USE Tees » Peo | <a ‘ rot of various specimens salen around, i ocurred to me ta watch for “Many years ago there way saloon- and remains burrowed tn se earth unrtl “an r - , fee lala me S hse wae the image | What I desirs if possible is to git : jd tx @ «leep student o 49K . yore boamt!t for inspecii¢n, The microssepe them and see if they came GQutoon that eeper whose place was near the oid City the warmth of spring calls it forth The ! att read ; ntl eggs ihe all everyooudy who attends Monday night an ism. bits calle on of siidex will shew readily discloses the ifferenace between x | : . adequate idea of just what (he microscope , Tow the germs of various diseases afe de- cusp and wheat siarch rysials, ager " Gay. 4 watched for, them while I was ai all, at TBird and St. Charles streeis. gio burrow is generally made under a projeri- eGiare feet « . Oe r* 28 2 - 3 OT ORE

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oy ai ls? le i has al, Ee ee ie Es ee . SUNDAY MOR NIKG— ST. LCvuIS FCST- “‘DISPATCH—FEBRUARY + 1900, a ee ee ee — —— ALL THE EMOTIONS SHOWN INFACIAL EXPRESSION A Series of Studies Made by Strauss for the Sunday Post-Dispatch, With Maurice Freeman of the Hopkins’ Theater Stock Company as the Model. he depends the most is his facia! eXpreo- ard simple Jintng paince In his make-up } } By Maurice Freeman. | FliION, and ] heliev: ] Tris \ tt Witti- blhe, GWOlesS pon the “laze Very much as he ACIAL expression is the essential de- ' | out fear of contradiction, that the Amer- appear pon the street. He shows the tall in the pottrayal of emot.ans as 4. / an actor has reached a greater 4 notions with the faee and with gesiure the American and english actors take gice of perfection ity ie ff. ature os eA posing for a series of Jucvures for Work fawn jas tine acior of any? cthetr Sho | emotions wit country. fayt.° 4 noly this, idt aa matte the Surday Post-Dispatch I have tried to ane ; 3 show how much this rule lias tu le Loi- a ae th n elon: : is | ‘ qe Ag run Americun eountry, you i}! nd, have iff “ihe ines tn hits mind he spends hour: lowed by an American acter iter dea that in wig an the goass practicing expressions, If | wet es Phere are many tricks that an actor face preatent ar cssent l Sie j t> tr and show an cenotion with mit the ald Must resort tt to Show Cre eeNe bom lic comedye work f co ‘ heen i ‘ of previous practice, I might screw my face wiahes to portruy. Take, for instance, th: Part is in hand, as i ne ease Of au Iris Up into a shape that would see ’ Prench pantomimist and his siures, the or German charictet ’ ‘‘- is Mecaos- natural to me, but Which might Anest in the world; take the German with sary, but in the jigiter comedies of the different effect upon an audtence hia make-up, the Itelian with his election; American stage. such ; pillette, owar Formerly Wilien Peavier plays were these are ali indigenous toe the various and eirmilar haywright ave dra. ul the rime Went «@ #freat wav tow countries. The Ene'iisi.man and the Amer- the Most suc ss,-there ; — OW CRi , Mak ng ah actor's UTaGs a SUCCESS, ican tries to combine all of thes: traiis in of costume and few afds reeded, to-day it ix Udifferent. If an a tert ‘ " a ‘s ee - ‘ y ee a ~ his Slahw Bees eet ihe Uctall upon whicn in modern Erglish cusucdy uses only rguge modern play were to speak his i > Wit! tee , a RY {| OH: NO You DONT, BLoopeooh, JHE CAUSE op adc’ a OT To yp.t, ILL STRIKE. THe ATTITUDE Chow IN THE PICTURE" “BADGER JN STREETS OF Qvammeiine Teena : BARNES IN MR: BARNES OF NEW YORK // oTRCRL ris thn a BA i HILARITY on a => APPREGIATION Os ee tee SURPRISE ‘al —— WI — mas oe _ WHAT AREYOU . ae r08 . Cee ior SE SANDWICHes > PPL R _—.] GOING TO DO WITH _/Mg/ . r ; - FR ea 4 - ‘ , j i ’ ’ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ ; | ‘ a ae ease ! i . fy Y iT Cpivies iit ar ; » ond later meets his al | “WS ao ~ & RCT > , ? yrs . \" UTS + llANw : 7) ’ \ ~~ : ; e464, | U bik JZ ot, al the foreground tis iim are the St. tly «ry for his “wo matinees, THE CONVENTION SCENE IN ROBESPIERRE, WHIG# WILL BE PRESENTED BY SIR, HENRY \ . a After a violent demonstration and hisses of hatred the whole assemblage cry out for the blood of Robespierre, with yells of ‘death to the tyrant.’”’ Bis weN a , ea ian : ¢ “a : co Ae le callie: ih OG . . 3 7 Ny 7 _ @ 7 bb al ™, ‘ ¥ | te : geek Coe amg he ; 4 A * “ ae or 7 hs? | om Yo oe 4 we oF, : ry Ve ae i me 2 eee Aare Eee EET | SS ACE LE, ITS TR A REA TEA LOT ES ee He _

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. — ee eee. > WASHINGTONIAN SAYS THAT HE HAS PHOTOGRAPHED THOUGHT, - '\ ~ rive j i}tt 2D EEL ** . EEL 2D . . 7 ~ Woman Before His Camera Photographed, With One Who Was at That Time Miles Away From His Studio. WABHINGTON, ren. ; The person who took the picture Was Vr. Epecial Correspondence Sanday Post Dispatch. Emnrer, the lads “w Sat Was Mrs. Will- ULIUS PMNNER of 11:7 Fifth street, jam Glenn of 6% Seventh strect Northesrst, Nortsweet. has discovered a way tO) whose husband in ermoloved in the Govern- phete graph thoughts. ment Print ng Off! in this city, and whose While i, ipstrument he uses for family are among ! most esteemed people ef Dy any means Jv rfeat, ; in the northeast sect af the purpe tS c has .) 0 “et in photographing the In the afterre the gis everal persons in instanees Glenn went to Mr, snnne ‘ ‘ ‘a pho- as - aware that he came remarka- Mrs Where ; pootegrint were solely of Inedi- torzrauph taken, vViehus rT ue fl of peli es OF event by | tik ee Dod 1) M* rintner is thy inventor Who re- bie developments Diecast itye. Te nroike . 7 i? : ; _ ‘ ° 7 By 7 . . $27 4° t. : a? f ‘ MM, ; , : cently acquired noteriety by perfecting a herself certain as ty the genuineness of LS ; aS Ps . > ee Woo Hy 5, Nay! Piha a he deviee to register theougt It was while any success, she er ates, used : ay e PN ee , S\y* Sag 2} ry RS: Oe : 4 | 3 | | experimenting to perfect this machine that hee own pliate droelder ! yhrne* merely A ics » 1» ftw : ; ] ATs re ‘ 4 } . OF ' | A's 7 ’ ‘ > ‘ . “04 « . ’ - | he stumbled upon, thought photography, éngpping the shutter in her presence. The a ely nt 3 a: = . ee: ye NC Se REO te | ) { Mr. Esnuner has suceeeded in taking pre-e he'der was then taken bb) * into “tae RS ea Sey gm RA ene | Sy het a: in 4 ERT ue 4a a tures, not only of the people W lbeeme bows jies darkroom. never lk aving hans inals for iy 3 | , *” phd iy ; »P4 . 3 TP me Tty “4 a : x fat i 7 z a . / - | on é ‘ . ‘ : v . ) a | “sid ‘j - i -ero * st - ead m & " - ie be) ,% % ° . . } were abeent and who were poressenit moment, amd there ss: erse'f develope thought only, but of the thoughts of the, piate, The plat sitter, thus proving that tlh rritdicl boatl Stunt out of her sight ate images which are tangible to the sen- When the plate was | titized plate. Belleving that theughts m’egnt what wae Mrs. Glenn's be photographed as well as recorded oo a pliiniy imaged over her eylinder, Mr. Emuner continued to experi- fect of a lady friend wao. lis ment till) many successes proved the trula The ludy woaese portrait was of his theory. ly shown upon a plate is a Mrs One of the most remarkable pictures Whe Was af that moment € 4 VS Pee , ; zi . Ee. mS a , ' te ipe.~' Ve upon Mohammed! as she had fe rmed a men- HESS At: ne, « .: 2 | pe STS ap Sear a3 spate gg et = Nhe a x , SFE FSi , Seren ts the tal picture of him. The lady did so and Divappointed at not finding : * when the plate was developed it was found heane, the thought tfhaehed th to have on if, hestides the Photograph of the '“4at AG? (slenmn was at Ir komen: Woman, a clear likeness of the great prrenpeii. me 7 nn. who is imomarnatl 1) . \ +, f TA. “hte v2 , “t : = => differing «e. wha from le tps taal rity cae omic rs “raced Ths Se ae oa AS WE S48 a ct, differing mowhat from ¢ 1 premixed M ‘ che fe ve LOA 8h, Bild Seo us : re | | Barnacies ANY JACHED TOA SHELL UNDER VIEW OF SHELL. pletures, but a faithiul reproduction in ev. ' [ K wer picture = ft A tt ae ZATHlA iMritish wires» The ery detail of the mind portrait as formed provoked that by the sitter, ; etaining gne tinat . nm, fe STS oe my t ae ; | a " : . “4 i” " a. ly : , . . ; orw , x : " .* ’ ’ ~™ ° * : : r e™ : | . ' , , 5 . , Securing a picture of a llving person, Who { Age afterwards expe 8 ~ iy we : KF , te }) eung - wim freely in the water and Mae 432.55 ' ites re furnished with eves whitch disapyped§ . ' Peril ts . «ludiog is atleast amile away and in full possession she must thave it taken threat diy es te te Va : j tt vi " * poke ee a aft . pri v barve fivunly fines? themselves. , Tess ee ' elephants phenomena, but this was done on the 2st Frederick when jhe saw the * if rf hor. wy eX t RPA oe “ , tHi.il ae aa letitists j ‘ ~ eit lhevlIs carve ring the batniacles are if) 18 oe — of last November, the picture being it ; Self appearing over Mrs. nn’s head. he =a aay (eer nie ae i ; a oe ditea, Ge Go | : possession of the lady, and all parties per- fice ard ‘ess be ne Teeisy 1 ue . re olin’ ey a : gba ‘ t aoceiy hited: aa a bee tnthens eel ; Py idee, certs ertine Pret PLOT. , : al lelp the MV cestisg@et, savmtte havi arn sons well known in this city, their address in every det.’ 66 \I Willi a+ brent ' Res P ar ’ sc , - * ows 9 fe ‘ff 2 ye. a *Y » | * . . “4 ee. saat ‘ ip . wu s ' os ' . Aan ! : ‘ ‘ . . heing herein given, and thes Pe or veuch on W ie Mr. Emonner hij , : T ils m1 (slenn Wis SII peoa ye l : a} : Petia =) @ Me | | . 3 : a ve = While ethers bave more than Ino: bere emtin —_ wit %, In their affidavits for the truth of these state. tlhened unon ihe su djeet he : I r inns : : pas boned itse | ae Pe seh © eg ted \ V¢ : 7 a & « ) ’ - seracd eotdac piel , ae ti - es tremimy ts | vies rp ; or eee ape bas Ny the course of «a single weck four were ns of Wellington, quotes the Tron Duke val evidatinle cueeiell ill ‘ ~ T ie “s ‘ own reflections upon his stupendous Tite contractor was nenplussed, He could Gain rope r Cig >} ; i ‘el it} : s | ‘ ' ‘ y! | . - wat ‘ °} pers } Ir) ya f i i\ ory : i ; . a by ‘ ,* P SLPreoy flere »? : 4 ’ “7s - wr. val tall ap eridan 1% f growl, t author ) ictory over Napoieon at ‘atertoo: get plenty of other blacks, and he did se W llcese Pesmerial ihe @ eth: @ ; i] rr pte re ! { I P from time to time, bu it was a nttisanee to stir °1y dependent . . risa Xt pit] ‘ } ' ‘* il ‘ ie i] ‘ = { : " ’ | . | iar, nve fer Teewne : ; bave to take on new men. In a month he HE growth of children’s bones can be Growth is. in fact, romeoted exciting «! par rhas ek very much Tike mollusks, a... ins bats | ‘> [ F I ' ' tr. " liv Joost 74. by artifiCial means. Dr. metonly on the pature and quantity of le SCTE on ‘sti importiunt plac the ten , : M. Springer, a distinguished surgeon e'oments which furnish the materials for treatment bow ai things, bie msrcan bye t ivitv is retarded an : ntiat- ' mit this like- es ecelleet no sensation of de Th e 4) ! ‘ . . . P . ‘ ‘ y* . r . — : *eurvry Tile } Fults have been proved in regard to ehfl- UMMEdlsved by thecdere or aiiimsrd | “Snow, Hail and Wind Produced by Mechanical Appliances for the Bewildering of " an Appreciative Audience.’ SALT CYLINDERS -— Which PRODUCE SLEET/AND, BY CROSS CURRENTS OF AIR DRIFTING SNOW ™ methods employed bs breeders of animals When, In the same spectes, they produce by the quantity and degree of m'neraljiza- CHILILINGLY realistic snow ‘ene cons sten sys a proverd of greenroom ang = rea one orm lasting -4 minutes. bene i ait tion of food, races of Alfferent siges is that whitch rages throughout the orchestra ad rismer received Sis inspirattes when nora hi ' verete OM - om @ Phix drink t* not onty uceful in promot. i ‘rismer hi hinged the une in the ~— itching the = wie ‘ng growth; it renders the greatest sery- usd renee te rp Undered: ROW. Tae jee tn the ecourse of acute diseases, such ay “peat eg es . ewe i vst ws typhold fever, by giving strength to pee Stage. Ghow mn pre a large- aratus that at last makes a stage snoae- a j : jee | ? ly to the comerty a fie that tor , ine rupport the demineralization of the bodys ; ; daa dengan ee Ct Gerwene the designers of the scenes are very m ich Mir (;rismer at William \ reeuliting from the fever. len rn +) é ° \\ ' nm earnest in weir SIPVIN after effects 1 olnt } mers of °° Growing trotfbies are often accompanied |. , anned Seu = the joint manage! : ' of The rigua. ef th. St.t] e Towel Ma bers at Mi that el Bkeore Wine Ritts ; re tape s ts —_ : , ; , ' , sai Me lel : ' . ir) aite iids to the unintention; ome: he 's by an insulficlent digestive capacity This | _ —.* sg 'y sh Hina htew! x ; scene rhe flakes are usually toa large favortte, The », bdaomests i’ at i) of fhe is casliy proved in many cases With regard by a half inch or more and they fall with one noticeable ii-fashioned to children. But it is often latent because abnormal intermittency. Ths ind ii ete sia ds pee 0 ¥ af cn aie “ ) al ey ees , a eg ae ee Se teats — ' ehildren 40 not complain of thelr stomach, | yooden sound of spriing moving day in the the same absurd avery affair kn ae 10 ehart win a minute, am hee, itt ole! Tie «f s ¥ ‘ a. Xx! Turtie fie Mabtica. coeff ‘ena ‘ even when it is working badly, and there | attic. The flakex ‘ling with large ands stage land. ne from the bex above, | hiriend | tine ; ins Ri oie ; nal | eventh sunsets caiaihs Mi erm enwvea 4! sin betog ervilise@ is a degree of congestion of the iver which, loving perelstence that resisi« any brush- Mr. Grismer labored to improve ft 11? ed?ddies across the window, in imitation « of vardas « wok « fed silk, one end fuas- baitet meagre nigel very fast, and that Gale When negiected, becomes chronic ing to the persons of thuse who have the result that he has a patent for the <drifting process of the storm, Salt is tnreWn tered toe the framework, ihe other loose snow machine costs a6 it slands, com: | in few Places so pleaiin Gs slong Ue : : cause of backwarrdness in been “caught in the storm.” Their pepery Grismer snow machine, which produces a from the cylinders, and, whirling through The Stage hand who “raises the wind” pilc'te, sow. aew senreae , 2 ears »*» - eS eee « : ' ‘ : . : —~ the ~ ee" ~* third wet of the rural drama, “Way Rut Josph Down East.” It is produced by a nove! tage snowstorm hh d un aj- reduced a, De en y — c ‘ . oe , : 3 ’ ei , 4 7 ie SS A ONT Ni a ally ie ee ee chet ecowlinne hin. litters cumaililiaalae alii cea Ree ne ace eeelieehieiene ee ee : , , ; . . " s . . . , eer ‘ r be POS pee F . se, ee + “aman a ae = % - . ‘ < . apes . e ‘ ‘ = } : : 7 ~ ee . —s. . te van ~ ni? ee ae ee y ; a ts ; . ~ , cones , ' ee * ‘ ae ‘ 1s Wes. 4 * . : ‘ a : , 3 ' . ‘

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~ SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900,. ; ee eee ROMANCE iat tit MARRIAGES itis FAMILY.|THE POSSIBILITY it “SKY-SCRAPERS’” > 1099 32D} PDD) DIPPECCCECCECESE COe | 3 , MAH 8 'Tallest Building That Can Be Miss Ruth Conde Ran Away to Wed the Man walk a ae of Her Choice, as Did Her Sister and as Stories or 1500 Feet Did Her Father and Mother. High. HIS is the leit In offlee bui.dt: =_ = | dtr ‘ is over a quarfer of a mile hig! ’ . —-_, 2 , feet. to be accurate. fr is as WTICA, N. ¥., Feb. 2. bringing in a report which completely ex- “ ' as five or eix of St. Louis’ prouda® to $ , f Gpectal Correspondence Sunday Post Dispatch onerated young BStone. set one on top « EORGE B. THORN of Utica | Secretary Long wae rather severe upon fectly practical. feasible happy bridegroom—as he we! * the Condes in his remarks upon the re- ) . 4 The dewsizn was made by Serves to be For he is a brave. port of the naval court of inquiry, diemiss- a .. -_ os Re arclhiteet. than whom t} man and A eoidier su has women love ing the case , ~ . * 2 4 Lv °% authority wpon high Part. He was a member of the Two Hundr: And naturally. ‘or if you make it a and Third Volunteer: 1? he war ai rule that young t] vlicers are nort to Spain, but he never sp ‘ol mere tor pay court to pretty girls it might make the and atratemic ekill than nm the cam: fervice unpopular th spirited lads—just which resulted in his carrying off im. it Cnele Sam needs ha. navy more than Conde, daughter of Swits (onde, the mil before, t: Honaire manufacturer of Oswero and ! Stone «wore ver to give up his hope, . . , 4 4 ‘ ter” 4 P . » , ' .— , . . . York. ‘jreumnst na strong for SS ere pat aes ca a ae * BO Tet} > “ - 7 \e~ A -.* , . > i>. ae ’ . iouse Phink arother. Yet it i quest@]d to imdlcate the u reasonably be come on this has enlisted jis profes.) problem and worked ow ly as if for Miffe! re w sgiac er Wilat Philosophers who are fond of explainin: everything by the germ theory migut sa) n May 17. that if there !s a bactlius of romance 1) by the Condes are not immune to ft Their : Avenue Pp: has feen a most remarkable success f fevus Hard romances, not all of which have happliy. The Condes, senior, hal experience of this sort of thing. It is said that their own marriage was a runaway mat ie “Se true, that was years yao. andl point haa naturally chonged At any rate, they mad: when, in 1897, KMnsien «. 1. the United Srate = _— = “i = Se — - _ — =e me ee ce w»I0O71d J - y $ “5 a) Pe / a 7 a7 .* sas nd a. » 5 he e 5 a. os r. —. oD hae” = - . . imi See « - ll ~ 4 ~s) es 5 EOE a a poe t ' ee ae P Aa eS ee. -_ —_——— ~~ -—-— — = — a= i el | = = > Se —_—_— = + oe — ~~ | =| = —_ = oF -« > -_ —_ a ee a a ee” - —~—- S- Sor — -— + SS? be ee en ee = N“ -* ~~ =e -— | & — eS Vk ee -_ was ai ele Ea. ae ae ee ee en . . —_—-_— ~*~ * Se oe =—=—_ =e — = = = - —— = => c~ »>* &% & & | Ge => wie see ~~ Riga - . . ne . e ~ >, . ty. S SS o* . =~ = ——— “7 > oe Armee ty dn, r. ~~ P yore wre ea 2 Paes “> & > -. Le INFIDEL BOOK TO CHRISTIANITY. ; Sai nm “ [semana iene mis Ens "ts , oven > ———-y¥ ~~ - = 2) Va ee -“ _* waeeeet «= — — ——— 9 gee BRS BLAM orrins thi listimetiou on th } icetlor js | eet so we would be —— —_ by datos | i; ook DEVAL nT | Mhor Monigewcry:'o 3 seers oii ANP ne eet — 2 = we ws >. -_—__------- >>. ' e} ¢ J ‘ 44 au } oid) ‘ id = ‘oi s sa 7 ye ade I; > } : pa 8 . . fs fl a “aia ago a ‘as it appears; we have precedents io show 2 ib that it can I ‘or instance, the nig : an ) o Washington me: ih Sot feet high and ite base is & feet square. Et has been = & or TIPE igs 2 7 - ™~ “> I 908 es Bx a = Bed ~*~ e * — — rie l up ten diam and it: is bu stone Kor : xt? high building Would use 3 aut form of constructh based ; tof the Sena) te, J The tat aiainst ts t cot cate ‘ e or nw . hae ‘ re | Tij«l- , ’ } k , , ney : curl over like ipdertake the education of the : ik earthquake ~- >. - «= =. &@em - + (es Jude: > ae ¥ _ “ - ~ = mol oO, Judge. Montgomery ~— 4 * r private ren tind tira a 7 ee oe ~ ~—A- & = & eS ’ FP = S39 0 © ¢ ss QQ ewer» . =e ew See = \y e of Tete: Warnings 24 & © ee See ted ery eX proturicde His opinions t meres will sew ae Paar 3 4 a's > - . se 2. . ery a & i “ "vis we 6 wus? ‘ Pe 5 aye * ae e OF gE ie eo “ - aeuaT Mon orev Ware formalis — « om 2 eX a a OO ay ‘ . . . cs . . = : a” ‘ j i ~~ * ~ =" “es , y * , ‘ ‘ i v7? ne P - : }, j . 4 ij I ae x , . ‘ 2% . ‘ od . 2 ~~ ‘ - . izeie ‘ ‘ *}" ~ } . ’ | a) i if yh ir . ARSHALL a. \\ AGGON Fit " , . slur he: 7 ie er \ sin) existe | | Tie’ \V er! t ley | in aA ‘ ‘>; 7" iby ’ ma ty itt} may he built. thy manof Toledo, has jus > , . , | ‘a ' ry 4 s Ff b ’ Ww iewonel wil) nt t [ ot} ITMe 4 iven ria heh, because with my prot jeor! in faurne fons 321 Ww i } re icw bishop s , ' . . ' % 2 ' } “8 ‘ is mind 1 couldn't locate them. Now | pPresenece will be require ! hundre is « eo , ; ae ‘ive . ] ry { . " ‘ maT) » ' _ 1, ful Perey ' ”~ ' . - . all. a “That ie will find a difference ma Laging Japa le me pretest : | - “ ? the f « Phooppeae me det t — rao j | . : é \" eer : . ’ ‘ai.as itoavt many converted to sincere belles *hris- “?d burned , ’ j “o> ¢ 94 . ' ‘ . tianity, after a lifetime ved asan: dip: t 1 » lifetime.” si Pgoner, o proparing a tsact which will give [the toons were alle to rut up Mr. Wagoner had spent much time and “Sy conversion? It was on the night of Mi. Waggoner is about 70 years old and | wiil be occupied by his caadjutor, but he [the structure ts so tow beast: a8 Bet ' | riser in about @ year. Wit money in collecting these books, which Nov ‘19. Shall 1 ever forget the dat splendidly preserved, with a thoughtful mas will continue @ mild supervision from a ganged from the writings of Voltaire and “The past seems like a dream. For & anda long gray beard, | distance ciiecVe al 1 do not mean that we would suspend a* fons ne awe, but t ean bulbd latcer day Ingenuity we ebould de this pendulum down the center. We can Go Thirt 3 would be spent before me Se oe A wins

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SUNDAY W¥ ORNING—ST. LOUIS FOST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 4, 1900. HOW TONY USED HER LASSO: BY Cc. F. WILLIS. HERE was no one at the Collings- worth’s that approved of Tony, ex- cept the twine, and they were not Fesponsible authorities. “We just like her ‘cause she's Tony,” Tad would say, emphatically, when cor- nered for a reason. “And she tells us In- dian stories, and knows All about bugs, urd enakes, and things “And ashe Isn't utraid even of mamma,” Koy ly. it of anything, not would add, solemne- two months since Tony had come from far-“0f Wyomlng to make ‘ier heme with her le’s family. Aunt Heurtl- ette had diswproved of her from the first morn whon she entered dainty re- eeption ryvom and steed there proudly, a tall tamfet and healthy young peson, with: Ufank oy and rough, curly hair, which positively refused to stay In place wanker her rd Tam O'Shanter, And then tlretw Matties, this point Collingsworth, Rattles ne of limb and lean, and WAS Nears tn tig. the Ws ana on , _ mor ia tat %. a \ ae >. lh By Tom Hayes of Missouri. los fo my tiie your paper I noticed explanation of the “twenty-three,” ito a pcre c «ef the Sundays t DPisgeatch Te the Bot ISTEN aitet ent rum. litem tively Inn. re- @ix eriein of Ut) which mears to ’ in phrise an ee SLUR “eet out,” applic Bom ral Watts We! gead the tell you that feat fault: The number “o3"' applies to me and te me alone. It Js the finger of fate and a contingal reminder by Providence to me of a little chastisement it gave me mA years axe. Mor the past 20 years ant more there has been no nurnber that ever came £0 often, and’ so prominently to any one in this werli than it has too me, Street ears T rede on would invariably be 23. Lwook- ing in wind something would eents a yard. at the thertnom- cter It would be above or below zero. Previous to the ISN) I wrote a letter to a friend in Montreal, Canada, telling him of this number in my travels, and finishing and numbering the shects in the letter, it ended with exactly One time jn Montpeller, Vt., through the capitol building by the Janitor. After showing me the different bistorical eurios he took me down the long corridor and showed me the Governor rovm, marked “Ikexecutive Chamber, No. l was at the Hawthorne race day some yeurs age. Seeing Clheero policemen with 2 on thought I would ask him who would win the race, “Orra, be jabers, win.’ St. Patrick did win foolish and did not “get on” my Hubaber Some years stopped at the twister, I ‘ah much interest Let me ve Mr. George Ade's explanation mat kn ked me a Biv. jterm ws bee “ Lantking ~~ -_? vear 7 aed -!- TI was shown . = ome ao? track one of the cap, | theught one his he I think St. Patrick will at 15 to 1, but I was at the tip from touring Michigan I in West Bay ago in Atlington Hotel, City. After registering, the clerk took Some time furnbling around the Key rack te give Ine aroom. I bad been getting room 3 at the majority of hotels, so I hurriedly remarked to the clerk of the Arlington Ho- tel that he was taking a long time to find my key, and that I could have told him at once what room he was going to give me, Hie was interested te know that 1 could do this, so tu prove it to him I marked the number 3 the buck ‘ard, andl and and she and dismal tamed, if oniy a v had punishment. priggiit te usual ery, not totd he he ard thie ni once if ton Tony hime 2, and uneasily in the air as the girl was him, and Rattles’ nose, the > ate on all at onee Slie ev ee,e” . ** *. *. OM PPP How a stitf hat of the scalp. 5 shuts off the blood supply -—-—_—_—_— By Dr. .. HL. ‘ibaa iia Specialist on Skin Diseases. ALDNESS is B doubt of it. conditions that men Insist on wearing stiff hats ts eponsible for most of great a strain. on toe much. worn out. are compelled ‘o rest. ‘ athad increasing. 1 think present bus.nes; togmether ’ as They They become ‘They seek a physician. There ik mo With the fa fc. Men Work unde keep their hut nervous and They are When their nerves * | ee 1A STORY OF. . THE WILD WEST. door to her uncle’s pri- was ajar, and saw a faint glimmer of light through the open- ing. Alert and seft-footed of her own Wyoming wild she tip-toed across the hall and looked in. A broad desk stood in the certer ef the room, and just beyond this was a small in which Mr. Col- lingsworth kept his papers and other ar- ticies of value. On the desk Was a care- fully wrapped bundie, suggestive of things portable as well us valuable, and Kneeling floor in front of with his to the door of the room, Was a Man, at the combination lock. hesitated for an instant, her firs’ being to run upstairs and tel] her uncle, The burgliar-alarm was at the front hor, and another at the drawing-room Windows opening on the veramla. and she thought that while might trying to reach them her presé might be discov- ered, and there would be trouble. And, sides, suddenly remembered Aunt Hen- ‘s nervous condition. She would have t as dreadful if downstatlrs. her head, noticed that the Vate room and study as one 53 ?rte °a ‘ Be Su fe tne the safe, Lack working Tony impulse on she be nee he- sae riette hysteri or should something jus hear a commotion So» Tony, with a new idea in turned and went back to the den Rattles was settled on the rug, and a long yawn stretched himself when he saw the Taking the lariat from its pe tiptoe, leaving che door wae a smile on her outside the study croucajng rope, coi'ed ~ Sipe with familiar figure. g. she withdrew on ‘hed. There stood again time with Rattl and with the lone Bilile’s favorite untat she this side, ips as doot her Rattlesnake lett hand, Then es hv iy style, in her door dark fe. . . i * ‘ the as the the s,. “swish” Wert # jerk man's weck, moved beat faster higher over noiselessiy she and her heart raixed a bit next moment there Was a long curling rope eut the alr true aim; then ‘the quick, tighten’ng ae it drew taut about the tighter and tighter, for was not Marion soft hands that were pulling at tl’ other but a pair of stroie firm that had, made several’ self-respecting bronchos come to their senses mh fore that. Tony knew that the burelar had struck the corner of the big desk when the lariat jerked him backwards. and the Slipped forward with a grow! ste] inte the room to how m. The burglar was lving as ne had fallen, face darkening to dull red, his eves cloeed. All at natural, girlish fear sweep ever her, sh® Knew na run.out and door, le. on guard A few Was awake open, head The the it slim end, ones adog red ste ahd, As ehe See miter: is once a and shut before it she the ‘ing swortn anew. I want sarry t9 he had her; the sececonds Jater Mr. C ned by a soft tup on “aes Tony,” low voice, te’ see you, un I'm awfully wike up,’ went whien hurried rown and enet “but Ive there In the studv he a quick ex weapon, at? Mr. stant Win iis Ssualdoa le, she vou on, ising into a ar ecaupht a man down ail rieht,’ gave ana turned back f: him, know, him.” Ook: «l a. 5 , ‘ ‘ . (did, it = ais rr and Jamation "I lassoed Witcuing Collingsworth 1. at the upturned ope Was unsteady he “(io to Vour room, dear. Vl do the rest.” hut, as tne twins said when they heard the and had glerited their he- Polite hearts’ conteat tl next lay, there t to do. The lariat had tter, amd it Was a@ very burglar that the police after Rattles had You les is down an in- to him, and said, quietly: face huis ads Wlhivle to their wasnt any r. ‘d ths whole ma limy.. half-strangled removed from the house been relieved froen his vigilance, As for Aunt Henriette, hal no Words to eXpress her admiration and wonderment, and the lariat was hung in a place of honcecr ‘ver in the library, and On e andl for all time, ami ily. Stary re ‘s settle " , , iif great antlers Ss taken bosom a? EXPLAINED A St. Louis Skin Specialist, a Hair Dresser and a Barber Talk for the Uninitiated. > ---— the Tony wa inte the at the drop out in quieted the hair ceases to have are such quantities. | my practi Anv covering will work havo> ference in rigidity of the stiff hat would make the noticed this closely in ‘e. confines the head With the hair, but the dit- between the sweat ban! that of the soft hat er preferable for many which ane latt reasons, l’rimitive hair grew to Dom It warm; Mut «! protect fSaryv. . te eave al eement-= his head Cot lp. did not Wear a h ' thick, Nature on rom the a it Kept man long an as A protec shed snow amd rain Ventil tit vet it vilized ion of N ifture tection she had nis longer wev ar osrot.) from hair remained By F. de Donato, Hairdresser Wigmaker. increased among ‘ome notice- able Curing the list three vears, We have more men now on our list of customers than ever before, and ever: other one calts hair te °*. The ages of the young. men whe come here serking remedy for baldne range the way from 19 to WZ I think baldness veal wear hats teh forehead ing that they causes it. There are ple in Amertea than excitable Frenchmen wener. sult of hair than the leen in the business In S 32 years and I fine suits soft hat: By Geo. Werner, Barber of the Planters’ Hotel. ORE baldheaded people are seen in barber shops than ever before. Ihe hat. of course, is one of the matin Men who wear soft hats nearly have a good head of hair. otice in men from the Sout ana here }? re men, wut hink that in ‘Dhey Dneyv gave mits | the b> to formerly given emf of it. Fhe primitive to ihim. Withhold the pr The farther hitieon, Wiis iwars the mH: his com hss and eo ALDNESS has young men that it h ‘= be young for s3 ail Silk hats 4o invthing else Women fit down lvhtiv q)>\.° . me in Setting bald. more baldh “unsvywhere lerty more to cause who here myplain- ‘The hat aued 7) "Phy illy has, tte Amertean, l\ have Louis for ryarly that men with VNCS Whe Wear eis f ced Ne bAVOE> The of hatr are t (ase. always that West ing among vy: their iaic hat _ . be Ce ty i | le dle tle le ie le le ie ate le ale ale aly ile ald ale ole ale | le le ale ale ale ale ale ale le ae ale ale ale ale ale le alle ale ale le ale ale ale ale ale he ne ae ae A , FP, Pre?e? al all al a tl the al he al ale tle ale ihe tle ale he ak at ate ak alt a These Women were Helped Through Woman’s Great Crisis condition. I had bladder and livertrouble. I had suffered for nine years. tors failed to do me any good. Since i have taken Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound, health has improved very much. I willgladly recommend your med- will prove as great a blessing to them as it has to me.”—MRs. GEO. H. Junk, 901 DeKalb Ave., Brook- lyn, Relief Game Promptly been under treatment with the doctors for four years, and seemed to get no better, I thought I would try your medicine. My trouble was change of life, and I must say that I never had anything help me so much as Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound. Lydia kL. Pinkham's Compound all the credit, and would not do without your medicine for anything. friends. ham’'s remedies are a sure cure.’ advice and help from the most ccmpetent source. ham will advise such women without charge on request. pound during change of life and. derived great benefit from its use.”— Mary E. JAmeEs, 136 Coydon St., out causing terrible pains in abdomen. sleep. Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound in a paper and before I had taken half a bottle I felt better than I had for months. and am now well.”—Mrs. R. E. HARROLD, Clinton, g1l. Sintered (QO; — i & — (© (D = =, » aw by Mrs. Pinkham—aAll Middle-Aged Women Should Read Their Letters. Nine Years of Suffering ‘‘Drar Mrs. Pinkuam:—When | first wrote to you, I was in a very had I was passing through the change of ate, and the doctors said Doe- AY i} ALY 6 oft ht th oh ht oft hh oh dt oft ihe hh ot hae ce th he Hits i? AY my cine to others and am sure that it ) a ‘*DeaR Mrs. Pinknam:—I had I have better health I give telief came almost immediately. now than lever had. I feel like a new woman, perfectly strong. I have recommended it to several of my There is no need of women suffering so much, for Mrs. Pink- —MAaAuALA But_cer, Bridgwater, I)1. « No woman is so healthy but at this crisis in her life she needs Mrs. Pink- Experienced Great Benefit ‘*DeaR Mrs. PINKHAM:—I took Lydia E. Pinkham’'s Vegetable Com- Bradford, Pa. 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OADWAY, NEW YOR ST en a S v og cated rail heron Eve hunt haps njcall ane that run, ever VERY game bir. i who either a flight of of snipe. and ing tively kennel RANGE THINGS SEEN nm ifs native haunts, lif of association h is feet, expressed, Thus eports- time, sayia bevy of partridges, quail, a buneh ef prairie chicek- hurt of willi fowl, a wisp of teal, blue-winged, a file of geese woodcocek, a ine arly domes Uprer in clutches, she and gerle to man head tries to stru Should a the lueginely unto des lure«) the enemy far three ts {ts has a habit Wihic differently know doe as though her: thinks away, and halting When enough , wut f she ey. oO] ith. 2 clump as en or gives f pigeons, Elie they plover in laints knows (that prarisance his brusti, know further ‘that his ya “mask” of that if game, it is te ory, a of the marked with ly gre or cnee or Teague fawn standing, away in a straight line, the eusiest grade. As she. and every now and then h if left then boots. But u Seven sees the are so ne { to asuants come nied balls a are S.tit cranes daintily aiways paces tail is In calls faintly, few looking over her shoulder to see that ! followed, ix superla- lil-tempered old horses delight on the : deatn, show ~ it rvboUyv re to hiailed in : ie erosses to aot ringing goes to WwW aT puck three at the ish, Of course, it taken. the right. forefoot — chief..." The neft anyt inka next Af If v—wWwhich on.y all avid Huy eers care much the for clave . the same unless under the bell mare."’ is the ~a Kindly creature Who has xr: i with them, wearing a tinkling about neck, If she hing, all her followers sniffs tolerance, they days the Mules have thev mitted, hatbt. “Or a are “a She (on) end br ho- irest when vVaiue is “pad tninar, 7) ’ ¢ he ann le is MM her ix phrase ‘ 1 Th rush to they pass it } obey r abjectiy. when horses and Southwest went he rough riding hichwayvme aiways trie] to capture bell’ and make off with ft, Knowing nothing could Keep the drove from fu! Similarly, ers trie@ always to bell’ ter ehe things old throughout? in that epoch “the pes come droves, t net peo iv are doe Parces kivery mulotus adroy fawn ‘y sift BUR gs. “the great fiving leape, which her it of sight and goes back to her b: she Vv. Back it Ik to market ‘IN. NATURE {ts or dog appear mean- runs away in a straight line, self she she at iby ntil paces choosing she alts, is attack very young foals and will kill them if per- cheerful fnflue: queen wee of ized bell snorts deflance of attack. In i\].¢°s n of tee ' tirat ] we Save regular hours W my arts tuan who wants tv save hs hair, Sahni a Ta a at i eal ons O° Pk i Ce Bh Re tin, ally sant nied WILD WITH ECZEMA One of Pittsburg’s Most Estimable Business Men. Certifies to the Wonderful Efficacy of Cuticura. I was a sufferer for eight years from that most distressing of all diseases, Eczema. I tricd some of the best physicians in the country, but they did me little good. The palms of my hands were cove ered, and would become inflamed; little whice blisters at first would appear, then they world peel off, leaving a red, smooth surface whi ha would burn’ like fire. and iteh: well, there ia no name for it. On the inside of the upper part of both my limbs, great red blotches, not unlike hives, would appear, and asf became the burning and itching would begin. Night after night I would lie ‘ke all night and and almost go wild. I got a box of Ointment, a bottle of CUTICURA gave them a thorough trial, ! soon as warm, aw serateh 4 CUTICURA RESOLVENT, and and after a few applications I noticed the red- neas and inflammation disappear; before Thad used one box there was not a sign of Eczema left. ITean truthfully assert that $2.00 worth of CcTictura Remepinrs cured me. J. D. 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COPYRIGHT 1900 BY ¥K PRESS PUB Co N SUPPLEMENT To Tue ~S7 LOWS» POST - DISPATCH “ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY. FEB. 4. C0 - - a - ceident to LK iguid a oe ow Brought Seek udden Win ter to the Cropies. ‘neuneage FIRST OUTING OF THE SUNNYSIDE TOBOGGAN CLUB. Ache ne scape L AFA ICA) ; — a | / thy, Jv a! 2a FX. | nN SS ite Pe 4 ——— — eascviteg- en io ICE CARNIVAL ON MUSHAWANGA BOYS WILL BE BOYS, EVEN IN THE TROPICS. THE OONGALDOLOO STREET COMMISSIONER HAS THE USUAL TPOUBL! _- ? L-PICK BIRD—"TLL DIG YOU OUT FOR FIFTEEN TOBULOO NUTS” ae oe oe ne , oe sd Ok Ey RN Ae AT LEY Tih Sie Pa MR,

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1900. E'S GREAT PROBLEMS. HOW TO SOLVE THEM. No. 9. iw Hold yourself firmly in the chair with both hands. Do not whoop or make any unseemly ex- nibition of yourself. Remember that this is the first time such a thing ever happened on this planet. And it may never happen again—to You. The eyes of the world are upon you. If it is dark, never mind; so much the better for you. Calm yourself. Think what would have happened to the world had it been 4 girl. Think how your name will be on the lips of thousands and thousands and thousands of people in the coming twenty-four hours. It will be in the papers. Spelled wrong, but never mind that. Everybody will know who is meant. Except in Boston. There they will know whom is intended. It is the same thing. Only different. It will all mean you. Perhaps your picture will be in the paper. Next column to a man who stole a horse in arizona and left the State via the “Air Line."” They may get the pictures mixed. Never mind. Everybody can tell which is You. Think how the letters will pour in on you. And the telegrams. You ought to have a stenographer. You never can answer them all. Perhaps the best way would be to put a card of WHAT TO DO WHEN THE NURSE SAYS: ‘ao A BOY!” B. Y. (which is by interpretation Before You) 7000 a man named Adam had a boy born to his house. Or cave, rather. "Tisn’t so much of a nov- elty now as it was then. And just as you are re- covering from this shock and beginning to think pleasantly about yourself again, her mother will sweep swiftly through the room to where you are sitting. Do not rise. She does not see you. She never heard of You. Your wife is her fifth daugh- ter. Her youngest son—the fourth—is in college yet. They always called him “The Runt,’ be- cause he was only 5 feet 9% on his eighteenth birthday. You are 5 feet 54% when you stand very erect. You remember how you felt last Christmas morning when you broke through the ice while you were skating? Same way now. As you catch your breath with a gasp you remember that in the past generation women like your mother and her's bore families to their name. The mother of that day didn’t go clucking around with one pullet, as tho she had just been deputed to run the solar system while Providence took a much needed rest. And just ag You are recovering from this second shock, and are once more beginning to think warmly and pleasantly upon that most important and satisfactory topic, yourself. the nu-se will glide WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR THE ‘‘ FUNNY SIDE’’ BY THE FA- MOUS HUMORIST, (Copyrighi, 1900, by the Press Publishing Company, New York World.) mate, a business associate, and a mighty nice fe}- low, too: he would be glad and flattered. Now you have it. You'll name the boy for both of you— blend your names together, and—just then you re- member that his father was a Hickory Democrat, and named his boy Polk Buchanan, and you are a red-hot Republican; that won't do. Well, you'll name him for your favorite uncle. Uncle Gabriel is an old bachelor and will never nave any children to name for himself. Gabriel Bawley won't be so all-killing bad, after all. K. Gabriel or Gabriel Knudd? Ob, well, you'll fix it this way. Some- body opens the door and says softly that if you will be very quiet and good you may come in just for a minute. As you rise the rather disturbing thought comes into your pleasant reverie that maybe She might have a wish about the boy’s name. Oh, yes—-to be sure-—-well, of course—you hope she won't insist on naming him for her whole family, but, of course, if she wants-—and by that time you are at her side. Your Boy's Mother. You bend down to kiss a white face as you might lift your own face to an angel's. You have seen the love-light im your sweetheart’s eyes; you have seen the truer love, touched with devotion, that glowed. in your young Robt wife’s eyes. You never before saw. the light that \ WY is shining like starlight in this mother’s eyes. You ay | \ \\\\ \ W a general acknowledgment and thanks in the papers. b' noiselessly through the room. She is a bachelor rhen you could be sure of having your name maid herself. This shock is final. You will not \Y a i i ce RTED AGAIN. rr" - Hy \ ; atts of) j Ahh ii} +\ ’ . . aa ee eS ee ee la i, ee ee ee ee } i i a i i ee ee = a i i i a ee ee ee ee ee ek ee ek be be | EN ar eee i i Si i - - - - - - - - - - - - - =o - - ro OS Bee Bice Bice Mice Gace Ge. S Geeta Oar SaaS i i i i ee i * You hope she won't insist on naming him for her whole family!” 7 spelled gorrectly. And vou could get in the middle reeover far hours. Still. it is difficult to keep your don't know whether it is,a prayer or a blessing: name, too. You were named fora rich old uncle, Knudd Pfflagstoche. He died without leaving vou a cent, and you have never spelled vour name in full. Never mind. You are even with him now. You can forgive him. Think what-‘you will say as you meet people on the streets and at busine s. You won't be able to attend to much busines for a day or two, anyhow; you will be kept busy an swering congratulations. And jokes. Well: people will have something to talk about for a few days “Knudd Pfflagstoche Bawley, jr. thoughts from Yourself, and vou will come around to Yourself by and by. And. of course. the boy must have a name right away. You will name him for Yourself at once, Still. vour father might be pleased to have a grandson named for him. Ezekiel is a good oid name, and somehow it just fits vour father. But it doesn't seem to rhyme with Knudd Pflagstoche. Then everybody would call the boy “Zeke.” You think of a cousin who is rich enough to conciliate. but his name is “Gad. — that is throbbing in your heart as you kneel by | her side. You see nothing but her. The faintly, smiling lips whisper softly to you, “Don't vou see: our baby?” And-then vou do see, nestled in her! arms, cradled on her breast, a wee, dainty, dim-, plea, rose-leaf atom of humanity—Her Boy. A little: heart that will he strong for the storms of life, | brave for its battles, patient in its troubles. A, life that by and by will ery out because of your's mistakes: that will suffer for vour faults: that} will ache with sorrow and throb with pain because « now. Something besides the war. If it -isn't too late, you might run around and tel! vour father about it. And just then it occurs to vou that you have eleven brothers and sisters You are the twelfth child in your father’s house. Nothing on earth could have had such a reassur- ing effect upon you as that thought. For about thirty seconds. You will quit thinking about your- self.for so long as that, and come back to your hormal stature as you reflect that so long ago as you have been a blind leader and an ignorant‘! teacher. Nothing very “funny” about it, then, is} there, son? No, indeed. d can understand how: men might t.ught. sometimes, at a funeral. be-' cause that may be a triumphal procession. But ifs we find naught but jesting for a birth we are$ fools who would have gigled behind our hands? wh.le the shepherds knelt at the manger at Beth-.; ROBERT J. BURDETTE. and that would never do You run over your brothers, but if you named him for one all the rest of your sisters-in-law would feel slighted. Your grandfather, now? It would please the old gentle- man mightily, but then vou happen to remember that he has been dead hilf a dozen vears, and any pleasant little attention of yours Well, now you.don’t have to keep within the line of family names. There's a friend of yours,.an old school- ll i i i i i a a a i a el ee ee ee, ee ee CD ee —03O re LL SS See en eee ee SEO ee Oe ee eee ee } ] } > 7 7 7 1 7 > 7 7 } 7 7 7 7 , } } 7 } } , } , ] ] 7 J } , } } o--@: & O--@ -@-0~-8--8 -@--@ -O--O @ -O-O-@--O-—O- &--O-O~ . AN OLD SON TOO EARLY. , ‘Metnuusaien wae the oldest man,"" | the Sunday-, -vhool § teacher. ‘ “but the Bible} makes no mention, 4 4 7 4 4 { NOT HARD. = wv we we eS S&S } } “Dd Mr and « Mrs. Wickelson., ‘ the people who live, the hall from you, ever dis- § turb you at night by their quarrel- ling? IT am told that they ticht lik. cats and dogs.”’ “They dv fight. but we are not dis turbed in the least My husband always permits me let the transom down and Uaten withowt a protest.” said OOO OO OO 0 OO Oe OB a 8 Oe © OO FOO BHO © OO OO Oo OH Geer Oe OO OO Oe @--@-. @- OO & +Beehe across ff an oldest wom- Why do you this is ee @ -O-@ -O-@-- --O~-O- OOO O-8~ O @: an. Suppose i i a ee ee ee ‘I guess,” said | little Robert, ‘‘they « didn't have no' norus girls when} he Bible was: rote.” oo e —_ a Io Bs ‘ : : 1 i i SECRET. “Why will you, not announce our'’ engagement, sweet- | heart?" ‘ “Why, Edgar, i ' beautiful fo] © engaged secret- ¢ is We are, with-$ ut letting a single | person know about it Every one of‘ friends envies, OT HER ‘ reo os | _ pyr + 6 — Bren Bee Bee Bi Di Bi Me Mi i MM ie Mi MM Me MM Mi i ~— lhc ererlhcTOrlhUhcOrmlUhcCrmUOUcCmrm™mrerhUm-=-7-- we we we woe wwe ew we wow eo = = oC ovo? SOOTHING ea a i “That Mrs. Crash ¢ next pl «V8 | cake-walk music , door oS ao ae —_ . a be too | hard on her; per-‘ haps she is trying | to keep her cooké¢ in a good humor.” | , — pon LAT 4h On al my = aa a i ————— ee eee aa a” ro ARDOR MELTED —- r: & VY = BUT_N ee aS ee A rea ~Ss. . ° 4 - > a ” - * eo ~ . \ ’ + - — ; . - 7 WOSE _ CL AAO AP GG OI, GTR, ARE EI el +. EERE > SP +

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HOW OFFICER CASEY Re ee UNCONSCIOUSLY STOLE A HORSE AND SUFFERED FOR HIS INNOCENT CRIME ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1900. ee ne Titik ttle The Agrarian Element manifested uncommon ferocity. “Everything is going up!" it snarled. “ae,” impressed the Spirit of Candor, gently but tirmly, “the correct handshake is not nearly so high as it was two M4 ago.” us rebuked the Agrarian Element could of course say ing. w Yorkers will appreciate.) e:e@eceeee e o@er —ES ae i i i he —_ a a a > — eo ee ee ee ee ee ee es a i i i a ee el ee i ee ee ee ee ee ee | a i Retin Beatin ttt. + - ’ doctor, candidly, is SUCH AN EASY TOWN. SOOO OOD OO OOOO ~ 8-0-8 8-8 O-6- 0-8-0 8-O-@-0~-0-8~ O68 = manageray b fat} CONTEST : SLUMBER'S > 4 , 4 » 4 » fast as I collect ‘em. HER DESTINY. { ——___ Zz “That palmist | said my hand in- j dicated a talent for ¢ fine needlework.” f “Do yous. sew ¢@ much?’ ? “No: who ts 7 enoudcy ta ? elever ; Ect out ny Woman clever SOW is enough to 36°" . shies a Me ht alas out an! set them 1 Have tive have Shingle and Saw Mill ning «a will badly @¢'re } look when skating From the Pacific Slope. wear Roly Poly Man oI like the Rolv P Reols | ‘es logging Poly atop for this time. P. S.—I am twelve CHARLIE amp, toly fellow'’s lumber camps. the 4-Skating. ~ + @ Dear Koly Poly Man I would like to eee the [ send you a lve verv n ip I think Rehome just now. but we hope their other | pranks will help Charlie to enjoy ,him- back § self. drawing as Your friend week Rely Pols I think FLORPNCE '§ Hioward avenue muel ve Hartford Living away up among the big naturally = ee er eer eer eee ee i i a a i ee i ee ee ee ek | aw a ee i i i © ~ 6-- @--@--O--O--O- © -O- 6. @ -8- © *O-O~O--O--O-- oO --O~-@--O~@-@ RN ee eee eee eee eee i i i i Mi i Mi Me _--- - eee oe” err] Es a a ee el -@-@-@~—@--@~-@-6-@ oo @ ~~ @-- O--@--@ - @--O —- @-- @-- O-- @ -- OO O-- OO ~ @--@-- @>-@>- @-@-@-86--@~-@- @: @--O~- OO O-$ OO OO O~ Ger OOO @> * SELFISH. “No. mamma,” serbylvedd the lin- happy voung wite ‘““(seorge ‘oesn t love me. 1 found it out last night “Oh, mys child,’ the exe] irimed, has happened? pool mother “what Anh ill? You found a letter in pock@nN”’ if Wasnt the m yOvLLTLE | sete that isera Woormiirl i! HABITS Was too had Nell Riech- shame «ty ‘uddenh wasn't it?" “Did he die sud- lenlv?"’ “Yes; hadn't you heard about it?’ “No. I thought he was from Phila- delphia.*’ THE JOURNEY. hard then i bong bill, burt alack We make it "Vv oft Ping back eatie! slipp- TRA ITIONAL The Boers would rather fight than eat.” “Is that so? Well, the PFnglial @re good Nehters, no? - Ff knae hey ce ' ent > Bien Ghee Bie Bie ee Me Mie Mie i rere er ee eK ee ee er eer eee & —— ono oe ee a ee ee Lee ee i i a i i i i a a ee ee) -@~@-@-@ @:@ « ee ae CC a er ae ae ae oe eee ooo oo 6-6-6 0- 6-6-6 @~ © 0-0-- @~- 6 . * “O-@-@-0~-0-O=6-0 B+ Oo -O~O--O-- O-~ @-- © O--O- O~-O— © © O-- 8 = Oe © @~- Oa un G—-g- O~ 6 -O-O--6~O- © --O--O--@ —3 -O~- OB + O--6-- 0-6: B--O -O-O-O--O--@--O--0--@ HIS PRoPiRGY f ists had begun té ald one or two ef the & pushed its wey in the Ver i? | t i? ’ - — etitead thre you ough te Khe vert te than to bring that th here umong 1es ifnais ‘growled the drive sotlle«t silk hat , as having some trouble wtth has rman of the autor a job of runnin" one of 4 \wM uM i efuurmed the rete “All DITigES TleeNE Ve ) pry ttt tee Pyrarita - — et et ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee | HOW THE ‘GATOR GOT H!S .ME a | The Ducks—Ah, here's a place to ligi on—This old log : ; ! i 2 mod - ean keep 4 The 'Gator—Nowvwv: bevtacghine a Se 3 —_— | Get 9 TMoOnrd

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— CHORUS =~ T | List-en to me while I Oo me a a ee iM a ee Oo - Lee, Oo-Lee Long, tell me true, now you, love I OS eee a Ta - — ee. eee 2. me Tt 4 = Ling. Do you love your Ching-a