St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 10, 1900
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ee er RE Oe rer sa SER ore _ — rw ¥ om as pl eae THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DIS PATCHES. "Regular Edition compLeTe MAUKET REPONTS | ' ch MARKET BEPOR Fees... ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, “ayes esse Jingers Voice ey “Sas in ewer By Shbriglia, who taught the de Reszkes—Jean, SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR JANUARY, 142,344. Ty i¢ Edouar! and that beautiful contralto who died. Second article of the series’ begun last Sunday by | ) | MITTS LT eae ee ee 6 ; OO at, Ma greatest story of the year, Marchesi. Seethe mext...... ae "ESN Sunday Post- Dispatch _ VOL. 52, NO. 173. © SATURDAY EVENING—ST. LCUIS—FEBRUARY 10, 1°00 PRICE} i.e! iF tite 008 ewee | Sunday's Post-Dispatch. a eee eee eee ee a HE HAD SUCHA {ONE DEATH =| = (tts SBS. WILL MEET AT» BULLER IS HOPELESS WINNING WAY,’ - KEPT SECRET 6, geo | — KANSIS CIT, = LADYSMITH MUST FALL. ——_—- —-_- — —_ -—- - > «S -—-_ -—_ ‘ > ‘, d y / ~ a ent P _- — —- iP en ee ° . *' 3 ‘ 7 : “1 = } , sa ‘ Detectives and Wives Looking | Strange Doings by Gen. Otis’ eer Ady \ ee oe SE gg ee Location of the Republie: for Frank W. Leake. : at Manila. Se\ , 2 ee K=O 0 5 , \» ee | State shade oe Correspon@aeee =xplains That English Forces Ahn gay Ee oe i Found It Utterly Impossible to Dent the ee eee ONE WIFE IN THE HOSPITAL. |ARE THERE OTHER SUCH CASES : " | WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, THE DATE Boer Lines North of the Tugela. a... —————— —— + ANOTHER, HIS BRIDE, WENT THIS ONE BROUGHT FORCIBLY : 7 : owes |RESULT OF THE STAT _ Nt | z commit- NQ) REPORT CF LOSS YET MADE: AWAY WITH HIM, HOME TO ST. LOUISANS. ay pr RB enti ot Bh OOK an TEE’S CONFERENCE alia Dae 1 ee aa Ne ENGLAND'S SUSPENSE IS PAINFUL. | | —_———_ot 6 a ’ He Was Temporarily Advertising So-, Father cf Corporal Lorancs de Witt P ar Ne ’ ron be ser a3 Mt There Will Be But One Convention, ~~ licitor for the Jewish Voice, Notified of the Arrival of His | Pe RI A ae = Both for State Officers and Dele- ! Ae a 7 Gens. M’Donald and Babington Also Return to Modder Where His Contracts Were Son's Body. but No News of ; ; . Peo, &: sy gates to the National Found Complicated. Death Was Received. wf «ii Cdpvention. River Camp After an Unsuccessful Reconnais- ea sance of the Boer Positions. Detectives ore arching for Frank W The arrival at San Francisco of the body Leake, an aivertising Olecitor: Wives are! of > ori Ila ranve B. de Witt on the é : Ny ; . a en cad looking ; h mm: employers clamor for a transport Sherman hus vieurthed another . é | , ae 4 = | ete ‘Pri. ‘ : ‘ ' . le! ePe-nAl-.areve TAONTMON i' An arr (*abein . it ' er Craw AeA aftern yon and Bight of him at the Four Courts War Department scandal in Washington “€ rr YS 7 - Sa to tae National Cenvention, and the seiec- council was heid (nis atternoon in sespons dust ee 3 oof Gammon It ie allie wes , » } a committed bivga- From the fia ‘ts in the [de \\ bit case Nh other ; 7 , + e Be in 4 } Mm SUIMMMNsees (Sse Yern? “day evening. ‘Tithe : 4 iene . . ne oft. Wieaunees ee My and mist: ted @ confidence placed ; deduction can be mace save that Gen. Otls -- = re Sin : 7 bier | ity, rtanecih laste ve 1 Wwe hour seve Was Sewretary ou der Glad- in him by an emplover is suppressing tnformation f af th ting of | —— a ad at “ne an Repeat oh The only anaweef He was marries bord t s ne | NeWspapers, by othe War Department ws i i aT nt rhe r Siclisburr rreesiedered The ar * om Air Min- | ht] BK t it, at oe Oury pe ataerey (sovermment lewder, Mr Lialfour, Hie Bleld of G22. ray street, and left | tlie ety 1] \} ie’? t2 nigeat } ) on Vv to the hd @ Stippretie Ntarv eonsulfation “Ne f national] leparture of a majority od amie t fer J taterevest t Was not bi * sald that fe ‘ Clap? ' Piles mat: 1 of agues. pat ries, truant the ‘ in whiten Leake, who was Miss irriet Wester | Never appr i War Department ae aed bende ve fer salad it : ; ’ ° 4 he ) ‘ Cane id ° f ‘7 - . - A he P " until Dee. 19 last. was a patient at the | Corporal de Witt's death. The De Witt B Cane) LONDON, Fel 4 Speck Lisapruat bet fe pubik ‘ad in le evening pa- City Hoepit il. Wien ehe Saw tiie miurri ine ily in St. Laois know of the death of the : “he Wa" ; Ke dated Spearman’ tony ‘rilay, ‘ob 4 ; ! [| nm b4talle: had ew See — — _ 7a eeu sey 4 a / , ae . ition. Several “Long Tom" sirelis fell) forces ty ot out the senate of Lady- World ie? Aad ff, LORTRE-F ‘ t | | 7 } Mie M The nk that hoth Lord yuen SS yee Nd -» VaR, led to atience the “Lo: "1: . oF rs-bitler have receive’? in- age 3 se ‘ = = here f: Om Sil.e% ' ' st rads } niv to Keep as many Koers as I rf IPaS yes! r 4 3 , | ~ Nt ike HT : ac Ay, ; other masked. guns. The Boers centinue)! oss th voyed on the Modler and Tuge- =~ Paces STPIRE as : to work the Nordenfeldts on the British ib rivers while Roberts and Kitchener com- yeu are the World's Fair:’’ . : Oe {fey Shs, RR idan the hill. The fire was ‘te their arrangements and repare to ge ten a DeOUn in ( hiecavo ee. & 3 fantry entrenched on the fill. : trike heavy blow against the. Orange n here te hold “ ‘Suny Ve Bee}: : > ? severe at times. ite CONNER GOODF. OGM ease Wednesday afternoon Gen. Buller reso.vet Sei SF, not to press the advance by this route. The “Gen, buijer’s own frienis had ne news rc ; : = —_ 7 . ‘ , } t} ; % = Sy oo 4 ‘ ; ? - 1 " t. Louis has @ prea _— : 2 NO CONE CAN SEE THE END. a ote transport train moved back amd) the infar frcan him up aClock lasi night. dinary In the first p Semtnes | Le ee try retired from Vial Krantz “Gon. Maclunosi has been reealled Dy resident eklinieys ta a Moy , ; Oey fr : rs °F nr: . 'that astonishing Gen. Methuen President McKinley to a neid | ve Wednesday night the guns on Zwart hop ney . wesk ont he one excuse for such replied to the Boers sheiing When they F pV nt—-that ts, the imm.nence of a tent, but none of his) frien hel that | - . > . re yn, | TROUBLE IS DUE TO THE HALF- nay 4A . | 7 ae - . ys hegan to ahejl the transport train tot Lhoet! ~~. i ‘ i ’ ‘ ‘nder expert saya in tno fact against him bie . ; Lee raon he } me the : : a) Wen md cloubt that the most au- boy. Lateran he 1 ‘ > Ses pets Sen HOLIDAY RULE. > Bet a Sipe number of MNHOM IMG Pustleom foo ag, , " nhionm om Lemelon regards it 6 > * ) ie i 1? rT) ,? - . —_ ; ; . st ‘ ‘ the : 4 i ‘ ; . Phen h baer | } Liki i b at Thi j : Wie 4 a The} eupe riorits of L fire ren re] ie riolorg bole that eon enteever will be m ide to enough money ees SU NS, BACH ' 2 a fa A advance impossible i fi - the line at the Orange River before ma ‘ . A «ita it i e’' s} \- ' school part of tw “al 2 r . y resday nex 4 fe | , The Men Stop Work at Noon According | LONDON, Feb. 10.—A d@'epatch to the Lon- Y ewar Ladvarsith mune lw spent ata business in out nays oa tig oa Be 2 a ' |; hte rit : } / we er : »e military erttl es are amo! unanimous om : -i é -—~ Then he established himself a Crete to Custom and Are Notified That | don Times from Springflel = 1 the be def that Ladysm.th cannot hold es Sd day y, | a r | , ‘rilay, Feb. 9, says: out ag t another Boer atiack Ws | til — keeper in a Missouri town, teok In tt Non-Union Men Will Take ¥, Fen % OR _ , , spate ag sine i. ott . e that with Z ; — tnere tar P ae ‘Ohur Cm 3 Z rantz entreneded 11 ‘ ver ent aANnMawrnoeimeny | ¥ Ye ; / 4 partners, bitters OO}, @8(23D.,) } ty rh}: 7 , ! at Vaal & thie rel Hert } » |O4 le) ~ WY, Lf 4, ‘ er Places. ' : =: - " a ‘ lege “\ rt? . . : ‘ . aire it petie* >. Wi hi ive - stores and started a bank In vervthing Th ~ ; ga . as possible, but neve ith Afrte vsifies the pub.la he prospered, Ww her he Was } — fi | ontinued to lose Wie’ ll ana Tier Gh \ bie ft evap? revel, nae , P oat officlal “e- promised Giod that ff he ' - . js made The Boer articers is High ‘ a hat 'f h 3 aera , rte CHAIRMAN AKINS Sa eantiy. nod ae MEEerocected | ‘ ree tha berts, after he would devet. } fe: he | th, | e “ Pam : ati dis 7 if | m phos we oals cemmu ati ns, will have So, having mate Le At ne aR " itt ' a oe 6 " 7 one led t . order ny Was increasingly apparent tire, = : gs { (ten for his norta- , . ’ aan eee hms ,oe i I + i : ; t . “On Trust Were nies J \kirs pron ptly the Inftuntryv might by a et re r) tit : how ma.y =e wie . . ; ; ee ;, me certite aL \ tv oy ore guess- his partners and entered ; Olas i] se 3)- iit Wel Lge dea S i. Lm erie rs all showed tne fo.- ferce it weris hrouph the _" } vy . . , aie sip . ? . ° * ‘ . — sf ~“] i 4a ’ Xl 7 ; . +7 | hel } ST ’ pw « ‘ a o« . . . pert i thie ate of {r) ary. Afte r gra j ition t} ‘ . m- , t p Z a) } rit } ia { F i? ‘ i [ rPe se'giue r’ ae cid ' aT . beet, | Well i st ‘hy ; a , . : number meneed preaching and h; ', at j eT) alnit bitrate h may at arg Na an I a, SPF eee 008 furs rent pera Since, though | stfl ti : interest | itis eration i ; irs Corfere TL _ Charies DD Morris, ; im the stores ; he bank. His hiva be rearaa 1 : . fie it] , ia i it Permtien ait rv . Ransas Citys, lor. J in St uis about three years, Dour that uime he hes made man: . ‘ iow) t ing Trad ! ‘rl hy i leo? , y}.! rk yh @ Tee. ts . ; ras ae Lie's a : | . Sh J ‘ : = La x : shtn ‘ th my, who held pruay \ibeads - —_—--~ he left the busi resented! Norborne; Grant Ro Me- he did by a simple t of t} , Ts Ve reed trent a ; aig y, Maryyllle; Ralph cate shania - > Will learn his process j o-morrow's Sun ' ric en when the ™ Jewett, Ki Citpiled Site viitig Pe ee day Pos'-Dispateh 2 ' nity ors cles i that tn let nee ; tlien, Nause ty, proxy for A ‘ ’ 4 St. ® suis possesne niversity Por th meng } , rll? gt ee 4 e) , baw the 7 Husas City, prosy iu RETURNING qT} MDD A wr, . ’ ensas City; H. C. Swarts, Shag? an eet ee institution n- ; patie ‘ vip pote May Pete “asa ads ) Lutierts. Movinatenhs 2 a: ne Which Las leery at it , eu oe ‘ : 4 rs] bptat t ‘ ev MRS. LEAKE, FORMERLY MRS. HELD. See eee Age : ; notrat they Tat ithe Wiliiis “Weagnae, “delice 2ONG, pee | | gee -- seatinsiieapeecicnnaciaitiais meat. Se ’ years bd iw Te Ve HGOR bones ia tr wt lannon: . ’ ' fome of . sa by ' _~— ,¢ e } . . — . r} ‘ ‘ . : : ‘ 4 Ls = , ) tia Py : issiiiae aa , " license 'n the papers s! conclude young man “only through telegrams an , oo | aut a ) taketh Gen Cysnther Cece ) ; to Surround the Boers at Koo- her husband bh ve ta es ‘in pee uneing t! arrival of the body from the members « ulty . uUbjects that yee ren Company, rT hirty-second Vul- proininent aes liirers Immediate ‘ AY ut ti peel teers, under Capt. Comfort, and Was day Post-Dispateh Pitz SPZ, Proprieitas BS Be Sy rae, mew Corporal Lust Monday the De Witt Sr. ] — ? compained te the poulic at ce oad family was nef tied by Dr. Rumbold of the my OUlS Das ¢ taken advantage o* him in the ter as! a nturs bhuild.ne. father of Capt. rank Udadiiy Wide riitng’ is his «- 2 . : SY Mpa \ ls x iS Pst. ty y OMe Pleclipy if) -Morrow’ aout ihree im at tie age “hk , "14 “ bat tte boy Was alive at the S hunday eet children to care for ily 7 time the letter was wr. Ut n. The letter was Dispatch, with the A Pet et weet , F fat Orani on Deo. 2 It coniatned : his work FIN : KRainuesev, Spring 4 “iit r, prvi) Aurora, proxy ‘er © eene, ai | leake Wee civen employment soltciting mrticulars “2s to thre skirinisn, econhining it. = The following @ivertising bie «ial remarkalbyv ~] | well ta tae ie MMe uncemen Lhiat e aries have he the proprietoy f the paper Was preud of Wound bad th. , contributed tt leo-tnot Wes Su ost Dr. Hyatt Predicts an Ideal Day, the him baits raid 1th Camiiss) is = The De : fogs) ons oy — eh ! 3 " aSprcte ] ; | ‘ tri , | , Temperature Moderate and 11e wan dota tate . 1 urn in a cduipe. ‘ its sif en ‘ ia? . ’ } yet ; ef m NN) COMITACL he ed, and commission wae : Ay AMerican Syimpacl jeould 7 : With Englind.” b Oo — vj Skies Parily Clear. peald ot) a id} te contract, Leake tur?’ } re, numoer «af mer, paste du Te a i as iif, 4 . > ‘ > : m 4 «ery . oo. , . J a.l were f hs Shel LP Stephens Was loetified, official. v ' The Con ie a. ‘ured so MANY CoN Cockrell, that tne transport Sherm. United States tracts and ran hile wn? sfonos so high 1a f noe ie y ‘ , rite ; ; Hrr.Vead, DeERMINR among her cargo « f may ees) +} Rab DY Spitz decide | pul nim on ' +) , Should the j ul , ' , pee baa . ‘ . t : ile aa] trie: bel y of the Vy wie Miiss url . ei , . : 2 eo Cw net g@ CG apportey- rpoia,, » Wits Again did the familys Theater by » MMS, Meclor ul I peony lay owe . question of time was ‘ , MSnINGion ant received on Metrop 7 , “i Mm tiie ad eo re arat the office of the’ ar: ‘r ount yesterday. when a lex ition pr “ oOriela@y rics 9h appeared sé if ZWuaortermastér Patten, ni? ‘ . ty 8 : ‘ ; 4 4 , Spiiz e it ‘ if 7h " . ‘ , ’ e*ge,'* f } - ; , ; = : siesta i ex 6 . 4 ’ ; ‘ . ’ i ‘ a iv aig, | (tomito make anin- Wit prepared for shipment. to woul “Do the Living Eve ars : sex epg 7 ra i , ntercsti UeRtiOn ‘ : 7 ; vestigat: ;’ - Iatjese re,atiions ° . es ae lie _? ad d het Say W hen ear order git i¢ oil itle® ‘ : ‘ : i: ; ; ) j ) on es Pre on bh , | | Js with tlie paper, : un ; ‘tim many in- j : Ins ued. an to-day the fam ly do. ¥ Dead by Kelizgabett esac lbsia t heaps, ij- 43 ; , ; . eer isan ; i Palieaht then voy as ste oanev between ! * the body Is, Whether it thor, lecturer and philosopher, an » ; | ; Bifeet, seve&ras eet ; th “ts : ~ yen cabled 3 » + Ab nat no Such death has yer at the end « st ourney, Cs L thy : ’ : met Leake : sae al » ; vi been cabled by Gen. Otis. f vie 3 hls 7 oe — Teur atri : | _fami.iar es “ “3 ; nial rasetited General Cpis.i ms That ” Has eer ‘ahh ; . a 7 , ‘ e , ‘ : You will And the roman. Cory Fug 2 Raa rf ; v ert, lide — i} i i a : 9 . h Set oom ? . ll : ’ SV TY? thy ’ SANTA FE TELEGRAPHERS ~ heautifui ATterican - ras! . ; ' io ; =o a ii iy : L324 All t ; P Hy Wi!) | > t her ) ane wn : ? ' \ r} ‘ r ‘ I ee ' ' oe a. ; e t MI ' Special q abie ter the 7 sat-t lepnteh is a teache r of Thiti The olher i= a j i . , 9 Afi act the rank and fave . jor’'s seamstress. oth made Kouml wages. | Greevance, SOMettas of the Order of “You will fined hing mn f . i 5 ai — eihied — beets | ae One was a widow. the other a m «s American Telegraphers will meet General woman's un/alling m tise sabes Anlghe | . tony . ' yer ry) 7 oe . a4 +, ’ — : , to The woman who became Mra Leake last | Superintendent Mudge of the Santa Fe grief and peri, @ Stery | tt al 5 ‘) : iy ~ . rewWas, Moetriteer « ‘Tate Aaa ei Pe cteal ca i ext eat ye . sedas Monday is 24 years old. She was the widow system, The telegraphers’ committee will lighter by the knowledge of Theat eveiand ' ines ittee, who is a colored man. made jte Ait | n ety ovet : mtd? , | the re rto the Boer attacks vn Pen- and the brunette, also the tallor’s seam-, «sk for shorter and more regular hours of sympathy and love, and the stery oo: : vel Pe, Peter ee ot ;; & meas «ity. by sayloe Me Was tit | Ge Buller’s forces b eh wt 4A Bir ia River campe —e— sj gervice and for a readjustment longest funeral journey on rece | csatveston ; PRE asaivugt ‘ni meaneaiels ote | re a 7 eek amd) ia BS est ; ne SS wi . - i SE TT SL a nT 7 RET eR Re «NCR ET e age Enel wnat SE, 5
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Se~w= a eS ot 6S. | | i . | | a ee ee — SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 10, 1900. _ MONDAY. SM oe! all depends upon what you want in a soap. ut If you require simply a dirt remover, almost “fox | any soap will do.. But if you care at all about the thing which is to be washed, you must think twice before you act. Any soap will clean linens and muslins, but Ivory Soap leaves them as white as snow. Any soap will clean sheets and table cloths, but Ivory Soap leaves no coarse, strong odor. Try it once! IT FLOATS. 7 ‘pee " t* @ GAw@ee CO Cincinewanh an we Row rhe vf t *atve Mounted Rifles. whe * horse was s!} . Wits | inutet fei WILL MEET AT KANSAS CITY. A Pretectnun.in, oP iWeposed to be a (CONTINUBRD FROM PAGE ONE.) Kp. Was vault! rKstrom there to make a speech, ‘hut to lend a Lit- Camp to-mig i! " mee olor te the clauus of Kansas City.” There has bern no f her figteting to-day } : Aven, Love and Hawthorne also Patrols sentour roing from Penhoek for Kansas ¢ ity report having sei : ingeofanv Boers Messrs. Woitetaw, Devoy and Wenneker DUNCOMBE JEWELI,. giyvesented the claims of St Louis, offering as one of the atiraction&, Adm.ral Dewey. —-- > —-- Ya ’ whe will be in St. Louis when the conven- Tlon Meets, Mr. King made the only speech for Jeffer- 7 +e City. C the speeches were being made, thi Plans of His Reconnoissance Emanate nsas Chly people weer passing around jbe* Wer aa of tlie eormmitie . pice and Reinforcements Are Sent ures of the magnificent convention hall in is proposed to bold the convention From Readquarters. atic Waele We rking quietiy. Wien trie Vote taken in executive session Kansas CI d 22 tatots, St. Levis 10 and Jefferson (Moopyright Livia) } (Special Cable Dilspn | mmititee will be in session the Dispatch Wor ‘orrespor ’ pe! u treater part of the Yj rt fy committee sele Jefferson City a e ion ton ¢ Th . } the igee for hoiding the Judici 7 (Republica » ty Gos g. ition and Sept. Mas the time, 8 LORD METHUEN SS HEADQUARTERS ad in the ate lacks IN CAMP ON THE MobvpirR RIVER, | Wederson "ity anoinieous, At _ ‘ t ; Siore me Cape Coiony, Feb. 7, 3:45 p. n ‘gen. Mee . Candid ate ) be rmomtinated " Donaki Was re-enforee dl | ierauay oY for the St. Lou's and Kansas ¢ detachment of tirey’s Vk calsen toe Sole sted, letachment will tel ), - = of ive ; eeScgety? y ‘ap r ~ ; ** : Hussars, Household ' 5. Sep no was fixed at J *?@ss9* > ws , . . ’ or , , " “ = ‘ and ig Tiatte I",¢ : 6 4 adn ‘>. 7. hie : ‘ . i", ntion and one delex ite There has been, meubfean Voters in the Ju- tory engagement pe ION. Jus ae ; ‘¢ “ ; ' ene taken in making the ap- Drift, the Boers attack at _— oo) port! ent it Was agreed that, In hoth Teturn siortly. rr eee forms, le 7 Joou's-Karsas City The initiative of the , n nee Hewatioqnu hich have her tof fe heen emanated from hheachqu: si] i rter | PROVUST-BRATTERSBY. jin ALLEN'S JOKE UN THE SENATE MRS. AS Nebraska Das lnahibeh P a Resolution in Favor of Media- tion Without Opposition. C. Abel Mistreated and Finally Deserted Her. - 2. ¢ og? s. . A): » :.)b?) 8 \ ive ti’, j i ePvitie , WASHINGTON, Feo. iO.-At the opening; or ° HM a petition on Of the SBenae to-ds Mr. Ai } presented ;Cireult Court Saturday asking that she ve the folluwing. feranted a decree divorcing her from Walter ; % “That the Lauite C. Abel | | tends its svinpa uy ¢ the peaple of the She alleges that she marriel bim March Bouth African Keputis no thea heroie | 2) IN®, and Hved with tim until Jan. 5, 13900, struggle for Hberty and popular governm: ftenm came home intoxicated Set believes it to be the duty of ti ; ) and on all sue! ‘asions mistreated her ernment of the United States | She alalr he s it his money on other b ti: oe | Weer’ / Saving he intended to desert ber, and has pone she Knows not where, America ex- She s iV. he alle yes to offer thesdiat tte the ‘to her Jan. o. she Dlogedsli lau iy the peace marty im « @efent coverumenis— No obtect{ion tlon of thie Bena ofs being pres realized iat Waits goog vf in) ivert 4 and al "uded DetWween the liigg- | — -—_——— i | *When Kniguthood was in Flower’’— ‘| See the Sunday Post-Dispatch. Was put \ , ARRIAG CENSES Senataurs jooked from on : MAR IAGE LIC ¥3 Feveral, Mmone therm Mr Allen ] broad : ‘ , ; restrainedly | . hep “© ley h Mr. Pettus of Alsoaumna iT idee : rie 4) as id " ' : Ps . » aene a es ro VAI MET, “" ee (Mr Frye) «cemard eer ; erie oo ae 404 Washington bi To this Mr. Allen obivcce the reeo- ‘arl A. Pearser 2136 Eugenia st Dotion trad boen deeiare. wire 6 S$ N. Newstead av The chatr avrecd » tre 1) yn? ake 1 yiw Chicago, Ith Mr. A'len that Washington as reconsidered eA let ae me an ) NX. SIxtecnth at Ts this Mr. . 2m) COMNEEN oe ha brank .. 1008S Morgan sw! BIERS ARE NOW IN ZULULAND” acite muvy-mices Aliis 7 themyue Dy. Stunkel AV N, Niuth sl Something sold gold, $1.50 to $2.50 Mermod & Jace: , Broadway and Locust BIRTHS RECORDED. JI M. an! Alice Pf fer, 2721 Henrivt Frank and Flizgabe hh Zika. 1722 8. hh ’ . " " ope j T os aud Lizzie Low, i. Pa : * llth: ui l Trl tl \N | re 1? The 4 ore we ; , ! ; NMiertino and tannie Parton, Slvl “t Vineent: Tnkatndia, a Aululs 1) » Wha » Lu | : magazine amd wi . ‘YT or Bie, Wy aw * barter rer erefurd, girl evade traits hee yeaa eee Pe , ) au bails S410 ludlaua; gle Tislnowe Fotis ATA’ rita, 1 (ee Ver: They Take Inkandla, but the Magis- trate Before Retiring Explodes All His Ammunition. ta: girl — - al loth, boy. BEEBE BR Oe eeeen ® °*A Perfect Food’’ s **Preserbes Health’’ ** Prolongs Life ’’ BAKER’S BREAKFAST lz. »? taveth O' Copper, nielaca Frang, 1225 N. 15'h: girl Hiarringiou, S701 Cove Brisdlante; Perence and Mary MoMahbon.- 2018 N. @th: girl. sed | @eresa Sohaefer, 10 0 Loolfer; girl fethieh >t ge ln anibeventer: girl rine Lika kery, 26IS Steddard, Kelley, BYIS Lincoln: bes id A a Warren, 1108 N. i6ub; girl | BURIAL PERMITS. | eneva van Kamen, 11, 940 Allanthus; diphthe- A RMT No Rreadway:; bronchitis ter ) gecbarmd, 64 wot Madisen: sublet Received the highes: in | Mary bithbert, 37. 103 a (Channing, abscess dorse vents from the medical Liver ; wer, the nurse, ae thn een ith 2116 Rando!p! ie ' tite ifigent housekeeper y I . - -. viity, a et Se wt ¢: mie and caterer lieledu and * Laynet : ff vgien:. Casatte, » : ' obs rs c of brair ’ oh) A740) Marine accident ee Utah: cirrhos!s of liver 2208 SNS Tth. sentle debility 136 Papin, aneurien et Ceok. malixnant edema DORCHESTER MASS TWINS NMeerarcd. mul: bebe ‘ a *. Mla Larcawe: apopleyy et NO Tawenard. oonsumst on A ; Ee re SMe OST) Lacks; old age Alive . aD 22% Biddle: metro peritonit s J. Mehwab, 25. 2511%_ Dodier; consumption Elisabetb Fiori, 57, 1819 Cora; Drain disease. “Known the world over. i] sare rade- Mark BB on Every Package Fatablished 178. “itv «ourt of | "'’) Repu tean voters } ! nige inkelnherg’s | would be ealied by wards | { said. “I do not anticipate any trouble. but |] cannot aay what is likeiy to occur. There ¢ iv on ming [can wiy on the situation. Gov ; fuy.or gtill ia4intains his attitude and is ; the eereemMent submitted tv TC! him by ceonfe: fsoth houses mer to-day as us nee i! i a a! : st EXPECTS SIGNATURE. Blackburn Feels Sure That Taylor Will Accept Louisville Agreement. % Bhel ode. ee I ye 1 ae serator EB kbourn miarle the assertion io Ole eee @ fe ote o> @ 0 ee ore FRANKFORT, Ky L ce... 2. QWeor Tayior following pr ‘runkfort, my... | ree eo Se + o> > « he lagmat aoe t > Xo Ae 7 + L«aot is excitement recent! on this itv ha sited and oo 7 . ed it on’ nee trhiiuat thre +o C= 2 ~ Wall >. *, * *, Mh.itilter eved | Hike rertis THOMA) Were irtitse : or W Ce 4 a dee? this pro- It iv} Mrank- ee@ oo . - oe * cil es 7 lo K TAY Lek, ‘““pavernor of Rentucky.’ eo ee ‘ 4” sa luns J ech Ubpverta, of a 7 4 SA -_—_ FO SUCCUMEED TC HIS INJURIES. od Se — Se ee “oe ed Soe oe et? . e-¢ rs , from Dallue, we were married Texas as his fresi- to not do se, but here Ihe then Li\ ed He tol] me he ' oney and that . : t } } Would nme hisave , money found marriage | t had none I shou.d th it I h. r to him to Kee family tht uproar ii »alavese I found ‘ which cause a feminine anid le Te Ler rie ‘Yo ony ee | a - and my this explanation lieve that the cud at ail He Death of Ex -Representative Ira &. is the his wife, from a ‘ whi ek ne to Win ind whe had anneoved him a long time ‘wife. oniv two weeks, that tolerate his conduct ‘ iil and was obliged to ospedital. lav after wis ~ 1]. i ee mun, and ] do Se hope him, for | want the law } ~ : T? [HE HAS SUCH A WINNING WAY. | | ‘wo Weeks after I left him, Leake, who-was Mrs. hustmid, presumi- Woman with whom Thavorn streed spoke What she eaw in that man.’ © he had been strewn would not have at- ‘hristmas time. through She a ivertised—we iv harm in it “uswer to the ad- tfter Christ- irk corns the mext fmsistent man Want ~o see ‘ child tu be Weert arr ie VAacCrn never hal ’ ? , precd ‘ rid } " TOOM tw! ‘When Knizghthcod was in Flower'’— See the Sunday Post-Dispatch. MERIWETHER'S ORGANIZATION. | It Is Going 1n tor a Campaign Along Former Lines. ijpepere ‘ , 6Cepa dd Postoffice Robbery at Van Furen, Apgk. , , i= ** ; . t P ARKER’S HAIR. BALSAM Promotes the growth of the hair ‘ani gives itthe lustre and silkine ss of youll When the halr ts gray or fad id lt BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL CCLOR. It prevents Dandruff and hair fallin; Lheeps the sealpelean and heaithy. ——_—ewnoeorowveweveeeewrwwvevweowvt we ed eK i i i i | fron Sa! Silks. Escurial, Persian,Ge- Fanciful Liberty Satin ometric and Printings, in rose, old blue, .multi- colorings on old gray, tan, beige, navv and violet grounds....----- 1.00, $1.25 Exclusive printings, showing various sizes, In color combinations vf white on black, white on marine, blue on white, hiack on white. - /«mananacmeee ee Pekin Stripes. figures of In Stripes, fig- ures, spcts and extreme novelty printings, Grav, Old Rose, Tan, Old Blue, Browns, Marine, Na- vy, Black, etc.— 75c, $1.00, $1.25 Satin-Face Foulards. Serpentine, Grouped and Fan- cy Stripes, Escurial, Floral and Eccentric designs in Multi and Oriental colorings— 75c, $1.00, $1.25 Twilled Foulards. Showing Dres- den colors, mar- gined with Rose, Turquoise or Vielet, alternately woven with white Dentelle— $1.75 Lace Stripe Iimprime. In Dress Pattern lengths, such = as fanciful figures in white surrounded with black polka dots on grounds of Old Rose, Reseda, Violet and Gray, $30.00 Armure Iimprime. Handkerchief For Waists, Squares 32-inch Pon- inch Twilled Silks, in Mosaic and Persian color effects, together with Cubes, Spots and Cres- cents on white and varied color grounds, with. plain and fancy borders. vesccects MEL Dhees Taffetas SHR cw iss. 2OC Black Taffetas Silk ......--JSC Silk- Faced Taffetas.......-15¢ Percaline....- 124c, 20c, 25¢c Linings for White Fou.ards. ORY GOODS CO. Monday, February 12th, We shall have on display and sale our for- eign and home purchases of Foulard Siiks and Washable Fabrics for the season 1900. | Wash Goods. Irish Our own import ition a om» Ye, 9 & 3 -- its he Dimity, >t Pes, Dots, tral, ecce@entli and veoe Mm etric Printings in contrasting tinted and black rrr CO —™ colors on white, grounds. Gingham. eitects in plaids, Stripes and checks; also full line of plain pinks blues, lavenders. eae vrays.etc¢, Mousselin Mercerizad, equal de I'Indie, 9 arresrance to si'k; one, two and three color figures on black, blue, lavender, pink, delft, heliotrone and Brown... .. «sss ccccee eo DOR Silk-Warp In a varied selec- Organdie. tion of tlresden printings on white grounds; one of the handsomest fabrics brcught out this sea- SON oc ccccccccccessoeseeenue Floral printings on light and = dark grounds of woven checks and dots in self col- OFS ccecccossescucun ene French Plumetis. white satin alternately with wide stripes of pink, delft, navy and heliotrope, over the surface of which are distributed pin-head dots woven in white........50¢ Swiss Narrow Clusiins. StPes, woven White grounds, with fancy woven stripes of lavender, pink, olue and black, crossed with plain stripes and covered in part with dots of same color as_ in stripes. ccvrice cceeesbeuee Bayadere Stripes of white tucks, edged with hemstitching on black and white, and blue and white polxa dot grounds.......- $1.50 embroidery ef- black on pink, white on gray, white on Dlue, white on pink, black on lav- endef. oc ccsesceeecae on Linings for Marca- Wash Fabrics. jine....15¢ Organdy Lining ....-. ---. 1S¢€ Nearsilk .:.ccesescen eeu Woven Stripes, fects, such as DEATHS. FLOR Entered into rest ‘suddenly «of paraigsts, Thursday, Feb. S, at S30 po om, Kilze eth hvori, relict of the late eter blori and tie ver * . - ; of charies. Kathe and Pannie Flerl ead Mrs. | a J ™ ball Funeral from family residence, No 1<19. (ora. piace, Sunday. the Tilt. tIm=t , at 1:3 4 te te the Visitation Chureh, theme tu €4 Kelatives and frieinds —_—_— Vary (emetery }YlvoN- Entered into rest on Saturday. Det ie : tT 30 am. Jehn Janeph Lydem, beveved son -, of Martin J. aud Annie Lydon (nee Shannet weevl 7 wont. bounera Tierthi aireel om subiuy, belly t Calvary ¢ eluelery briends respe Shui) MCRAW -n Wednestav. Bebb. 7, at 11 is a. m t of) vears, beloved een of family residepee, 270241 Mawar! oe a ae ‘+ ‘ Pew ste e Marstal Met raw. ag Margret amd i- birowaaway, y. Bets. Al, at. ):00 ps om tor mt urch, theace ty tuivary Cemetery MeNALDY <n ob rieday, m, Mary M Nwice'y Ju ies taeurse Jvlee busueral from Lantiin avelue, 4 ow tes See Fe a vary Cemetery ‘When Knighthood was in Flower'’— See the Sunday Post-Dispatch. STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE. Thomas Hinckley of Sandusky, O.. Injured at Alton Depot. ¢ mas binchkiev, Wis We ) tusky. «).. tie Ween to fusm Was struck dv a Kia Line t tne Union Lrepot there Sa urday amt provBabiy fatalis injuresl Hinckley {is ® years ow R. 3S. Spurces who came from Sandusky with him, says / has «a family at Sandusky dhe we walking on the jlevee looking at They saw the train aM pogre om Sieger umiie Mr hi reckiey a il entively out of the way and tne engine beam struck him In re side. bie Was taken lo @ trerspel tial eee em ee WILL DISCUSS POLITICS. Jefferson Club Economics Society | Meets Saturday Evening. The Jefferson Cliwb Economie Gx lety will meet in the club hall, Grate! @ventue ind Weet Pine etreet, Saturday eventinrgs Political toptes wll be discussed hy Meon- | ore Of the mm lety It ig the purpose of | ne society to bave political diecusr ons evers tWwo Weeks, which will form shes sf instruction for members of the ciub. DEATHS. qe bt AR) (ory FY ls bruary 0, Imo, at * 15 ‘i ilace, bellowed whfe of Pat- er Mamie ¢) blarte and i "' (et tlen tho ico) =O Arh a ary 12. at 3:40 ‘ ia fae i ai faa atfernd aL Ls at & ishand of * laule Ktinkel, aged \Ionedar he rruary ree, bi 6 4058 Latte eid reia oe in ss p ec] art) of ether of ; rears aad bouiite etree? Sua- i ‘ermest Steamship Arrivals. | ot lw Arr eo! to NN sa pitle 4 od . Waeesland -' amet Primary, Secoadary or Tertiary Bleed Peiscea Permecestiy Cored You cae be tree ed et beme ender seams gecrects. if vee Beve takes @ercerr, todide poi ack, coi etlli Reve acbes ord peice, Meas Perches te Mee & Sere Throvt. Pimpes, Coppes Colored Seots, Luere o@ aay pert of (he body, Balr or Byebreews tailleg eat, wette Coox RemeDY Co. 1537 Marvork Temple Ce tcoge.!it . fer of ieres Cap ea $100.00). We velict (Be Gees ebetivare canes. Berner eared te: wore cases 1@ iS 10 35 daze. 100 page Boos Poge
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aR ieee i i el ok ees el POI) EE PNG, wey POD See Eper te Rye, hate ani _cetiete nen ‘ SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH—FEBRUARY 10, 1900. Kong on Aprii 6, iS. -—~S - |} peated assertions that ‘ Py while in the Philippines, consulted with | A RESOI IRCE OF Aguinaldo and to.i him that the United ‘ : States Government would recognize the tIn- When Aguinaldo was asked, sy Lieut. ’ | dependence of the Filipinos The state- Hal) who :s now at the Brooklyn Navy Purely Vegetable Mild and Relial'e CURE AIL ment was elicited princapaily by an article Yard, r ported, Wheat part he intended (0 DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER, BUW- > | STRENGTH A ND ENER«¢ . Y take In the war, which see d inevitable, rcs. | by ‘ & Dearing upon this subject, which Was sent t ‘a tt) . 7 in ‘ New York paper for pub.ication. vetween Spain and the od Btales, | piLK SH ISN2S85 AS HI BES AS | nei was shown to the Admiral in eo gy that he hal mace agreement & “bansan tea wee LIVER Ww AT S) T AND W his @fiWrtment at the Waldorf-Astoria, The With the Spanish Government to jieave tie | DIZZY P:? 3 PPSIA. " prmnent.at the Waidorf-Asto Philippines: that he had received a promisa | ZZY F :*LINGS, | DYSP®PSIA. WILDLY CHEERED. ‘le contains a ljetter signed by of a sum of money for so doing, a part of Rene gh. Be sarg ~ eee » Fille, tekee dally Oo go ein aN Which money hid been paid, and he did not those gute t to bilious pains and torpidity of the W. W. ray, who is alleged to Liver. @ keep the a) \ . . ay, ‘ jot " " oom —- . > % wa 8 ‘ ° ai © S8jelew reguiat aii secure ‘acted as interpreter between Aguin- 7 c#re to break he Word or take any part in bealiiby digestivn. : , 4 aide Consul-General Pratt and Admiral he probable war belWeen Spain and the | oO 8 S E =) V rs ewey. Mr. Bray asserts that Agulnaldo nited Slates , . ‘dan Interview with United States Con-! I never had any 4ealings with Emilio “You | The fol'owing symptoms fesuiting from Disease "ou Of the igestive Organs Cooat: pation, inward su)-General Pratt at Singapore, April 25, 15% piles, fulinees of the blieod In the head, acidity that the conditions of Aguinasdo's We .* c.aeil iv Sidted: ti ut iit’ se Ww ere \ ou to re t} - iis , , ' i. \ on of the st ‘ma: b. neatieean beartburn. diagust of for], : iin oa 2 ; } fullness or weight tp the stomach, seur eructatious, Hall {s concerning Aguinaldo’s attitude at Admiral Dewey, a that time. Phis inierview was at Hiong ——_-———- “iP -.----—— Dewey Declares He Had No Dealings With the Filipino. DENOUNCED PHILIPPINE WAR. Aguinaldo,”” continued the Acmiral see, I never ey en called him ‘General y fe now just where the matter rests. J want | ~ li Spoke Under G. A. BR. Auspices and Was Applauded to the Echo by Men Who Know Horrors of War. WILL REPORT TO THE SENATE. NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Willlam J. Bryan Will ieave for Washingecon this morning. Hie expects to spend the afternoon in Wash- wngton and leave there to-night for Austin, ‘lex. Tue strain incident to the numerous speeches which he has dclivered gince he came lvast, two weeks ago, hus told heav- Bishop _ --—— mitted to Dewey and that the latter cable . “St all haste to Hong Kong and that ; coming from me that Itus absulute.y false.” | pinging or futtering of the heart, choking or suf. eWey brought back Awuinaldo to Luzon, Bethe ess Taga ee fovating sensations when in a lying posture, dim- under promise of trdepen tence. | Ness of vision. disziress on rising sudd niy, dote WW hen Acmir . a eg had read the ar- |} BISHOP FITZGERALD SINKING. | rer before ‘the eight. fever and dull pain im at fi roar tate 5 ON . « © head, deficiency of perspiration, yellow: S HE SAYS. ‘TO NAIL ticle, he said, impressively His Physicians Say That His Recovery | the skin ‘and eres. sain in the e066, onan oe HE PROPOSES, ’ “I bave som: reports, documents Well v: . |} end sudden flushes of heat. burning in the flesh E LIE HARD ” ° statements before me whi ‘th J interne Is e Nigh Impossible. A few doses aa RAIWA Y's PILLs will (ree the TH . my return to Washingten, to s ibmit t the HOT SPRINGS, Ark... Feb. 10 Systems of all the at..e named disurders Senate Committe on Foretgn “HUIOLS. | Eitzgeraid’s cond. tion ts ore ainrm.ng to- Fy — { ee ——- ‘ ter howeve atrike thi - ‘ CER vu w mall, : ‘e. a “oh Atel dge way day than at any tome > he was stricken is — = Admiral’s Ire Aroused by the State- hever saw this man Bp cea heel, penton AX! pol ig days ago. Ite RADWAY & CO., 55 Lim Street, New York. never knew him. I never heard of him ex- es ae ee ind fs — — ments of an Alleged Interpreter cepi as a disreputable adventurer in the 8 1 a ofbindS gordon: 6 A bya ‘sig “es me pay of the Philippine junta. So far as this | ©} et a tatsd > vial a Q (ily on Mr. Bryan, and his throat is in bad ls- crate . 2 mean i~ n’ Ne mtitwil’ Tials Ikke : hd ras : . : : : Who He Says Is a Dis heerns me, theres is not a word of truth Te heat Eee hone ines R« As cond.tion. He will take a long rest in Tex- reputable Adverturer, ty Kerens’ private car. | anita: = before he returns to his home in Ne- Pa SK. They Joined the Cutters of Hamilton- At the Academy of Music tn srooxiyn . hk St fi) rrnt i auUuGTeSs - Brown Shoe Company’s “Sunlight” . “s as essed an immeuge aul ence, Which certain.y repaid him for the Factory With a Separate CnUness on this side of the bridge. He ’ Grievance. Admiral Dewey then took up a report which he had before him. It was type-'| writen and destined to go to the Senate. | os , | It was made by Lieut. R. PRP. Hall, chiet} NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—"I have never by engineer of the Petrel. It was a voumin- | word, act or intimation, elther personally / ous document and set forth: in detall all | or through a representative, conveyed to | Pegotlations of Capt. Wood, at that time in: ’ eommatd of the Petrel, Who acted as Ad-/! Aguinaldo or any of his associates tho as- ROBBERS SECURED $2000. miral Dewey's reyiresentative and had deal- . vg surance that the United ‘Siates Govern- ne Philippine Junta in Hong] In Their Hurry They Left $3500 in ment would recugnize Filipino liail set forth how the sl. | , Paper Currency. dence."’ a banker named Levy, VWATLIDION. Mo Feb. 10 The Monev se- terview with a representa. | peg Eni gee 2: RES , ae “n tity S The foregoing statement was made by /| tive of Admira! Dewey. The Interview was, Cured by bancits from the Malden Bank Admiral Dewey in the most emphatic tone | 4rranged an! Licut. Hall Kept the appoint- | ie now reported to be about S20. In their ' , meut. In his report he tells in detall of; hurry tne roboers left about 000 in paper Phe lasters last night. This declaration was brought] ¢), meeting. who attended it and what: urreney and took Inch Of paper ime gory ‘es tters. who went out 1a comet ‘ in a discussion concerning the re- i was said. The salient point made by Lieut.) riead. es 3 he eae wet ‘. ge i nete were: sows prejudices left aftor Pa separate griev- | te elvil war, and these have been wiped out, Meo now can discuss economic ques- tions caimly, Whether they come {from the North or the South. “Wei all difler on different points. I he lieve in parties, but 1 do not belleve a party should be an association of athletes trained to turn @ somersault every time some one Saya ‘tern.’ My desire ia to make con- ep ahiaee ‘ent take We recy verts and not to nmanke men angry, because Ined to accept the : Yeu cana econvert a man when he ts not In ws eee, | @ KOOd humor. In 1846, My opponents boasted rve OO. JaSlETrS Went that they thrashed me. Th: y eeemmed to en- 'jov fit, but I want vou to belleve me when ers joined fasues and | | sav that if the defeat of the policies turday morning at | which I advocated benefited the country, ‘TH avenue, waere | then I am more giad that I wus defeated = ee You need not suffer from any skin trouble or fr- vee Greve'’s Olutment. life to the batr. Fitation if vou l’arker’s Jlair Balsa is Spoke under tne auspices of George L. Peckard Post, G. A. R. As Mr. Bryan waikei to the front of the stage he wus Struck on the Head by a bunecen of roses Which had been thrown from the box in Which were the off.cers of the Women's Iiryan League. Mr. Itryan was at his best, ard Opened with a conm:pliment to the Grand oe lie spoke of the loyalty of the Civ- aye 2 : pt ar Veterans in the late War with Spain, strike through sym- “donat war has done its work wail” sm Fifty Jasters struck at the Hamillton- Brown Shoe Co.'s “‘Sunilight’’ factory Sat- urday morning. This makes $2 employes indepen- On St! ike, rough a devious beet cut : ’ | o : ; proves Liber.’ t } .¢ ‘ a+ . ¢ © 4 ~~ - + - ~ . ‘ >a a Mw . t, ‘ 4 ° a > vs * a | ? a 4 rT s* ‘ . *)) ry - . y) . ¢ ° . d ¢ ‘ e ' ‘ ; trie ee a i ‘ ‘ men Wilt . > > P " ‘ -- sts w 2 ’ . , - ry ¥ : ** . o* ‘ " “ 4 a A i ’ , ~~ -o t ° . ate ee 4 25 hut ; , “4 Bpesctive ulilems Wweul tne T @elieve in ail sides being heard, and he- { rt : “as tiated ob the sirikers thi: } cause our siie does not get a chance to ' ‘be heard very often tn Brooklyn I am glad Every reformer meets with the charge that he {6 setting the masses against the classes. I do not want te eet any one againet any one, Dut the i man who lops off an abuse of government is the best friend of government. It is a fraudu.ent civilization that does not em- brace In its benefits every disturbing mem- ‘ * ~ oe at PP ee E48 r > ae oo tie ey © ~~ ‘ a ‘tt.cment eha}] be tnnt J] am =~*rere. have not been re- nartinents are depond- em for materia tieae of strikers who waltted up- ‘riday were informed that the take up tne gatrike until the Villam Sioan, who {ts in j ther of society. . ‘There {s one stthject that I hate to Dring 7 ; we 3s. >? a 2 b j x © mao. 3 a . .. tk Cad - * : - , into a pleasant gathering of this kind. Yet “ ‘a % have to. If I were to make a speech ’ EJ SUMMONS SERVED BY PICTURE lwithout dis useing 146 to 1 every opposition 'yaper would immediately announce that I on oe — : , S there anything mors ficndish than the constant | Medical Discovery with gratifying success, and she now fy mic tt ugh Lg pra tong Raed itching of the skin which will not be quieted ? | enjoys excellent heath. Unie experience caused me to rec- PradenR bidl t wabopiin igen * gg Fo gp Scratching is like trying to put out a tire with | ne saaiekion: aad aiaaete ne ag Ri ae Thin Yet I think ft has strength enough to live turpentine—it only adds fresh fuel to the flame. Phe | being true, I heartily endorse your medicines.” ne el cae Phos’ x, een eee a common cause of skin irritation IS found in a diseased There are certain medicines which are offered ae | Dennis ats: a never built that ‘tegen a enoug condition of the blood. For this reason washes, lo- _blood-making medicines, but no medicine can niake PA EEE nrocesdina niuiedin va Bed wage e ¢ a neg ger When tions, unguents, etc., though they may alleviate, can- a drop of blood. Blood is made from food. Blood rvong an ir, it ators against on eee — not eradicate the disease. No medicine will “come | j, the vital principle of the body. Strength is built a cave fe ne up to the scratch” which cannot cleanse the blood of | up from blood. Blood and strength are alike the Ithat was tried Saturday af 1 Judes | Mr. Bryan denounced the trusts, wht h the humors and poisons which corrupt the health of | product of the food we eat. Tuke away a man’s res Fisene 1 was the | '"l now. want to say & word oF two about the whole body. 'food and you take away his life. Take away a ® pto- | the Philippines. te Cn a cee nor «discuss that because the na- ‘44 GCCULD DO KROTHING BUT | man’s blood and he dies. Give a man blood and you : : . Photograph of ar Unwilling Witness Employed in Order to Identify IKKreh Sheriff nton 4 a eum- tiie é ‘the islands do not understand free pile peec] What !s the philasophy of this? The great -_~ * 4 : ad . A nl a tet ti ly lla tet ts ~“- SGRATCH.’’ "I consider your ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ one of the best medicines on the face of the earth,” writes William Floeter, Esq., of Redoak, Montgomery Co., Iowa, “While in the south-west three vears ago I got poisoned with poison ivy. The poison settled in my blood and the norrors I suf- fered cannot be told in words. I thought I would go crazy. I could do nothing but scratch. I would go to sleep scratch- ing, would wake up in the morning and find myself scratch- ~ I scratched for eight mouths. Had it not been for ‘ en Medical Discovery’ I would be scratching yet. I | tried different kinds of medicine—tried different doctors— but all the relicf they could give me was to make my | I called on one of the leading doctors ket-book lighter. He charged me one dollar; drugs cost in a western town. two dollars and a half. ’ would have been better off, for it did me no good. I then began taking Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Took four bottles without any relief. Kept taking it. I took in all ten bottles and I got entirely cured. I can say that if people would take your medicine instead of fooling with some of the quacks that infest the small and larger towns disease would flee like chaff before the wind.” The action of “Golden Medical Discovery” upon blood ana so removing the causes of disease, and by increasing the quantity as well as improving the quality of the blood. This increased supply of pure blood, rich with the red corpuscles of health, carries new life to every organ of the body. Weak organs are thus strengthened and are enabled to throw off the diseases which had fastened on them. In scrof- ulous diseases the use of “ Golden Medical Discov- ery” has time and again worked wonders, curing sores, boils, eruptions, and other painful and dis- figuring diseases. SIGHT ALIMZOST GONE, "My little daughter when seventeen months old became afflicted with scrofula, which affected her eves,” writes Irs. Agnes L. Duncan, of Mansfield, Sebastian Co., Ark. “She could not bear the light for over # year. We tried to cure her eyes, but nothin, did any good, We had our home physician, and he advised us to take her to an oculist, as her eyelids would have to be ‘scraped.’ They had become s0 ick he thought she would never recover her sight. As there was no one else to whom we could apply uy heart sank within me. I went to your ‘Common Sense Medical Adviser,’ read your treatment on scrofula, getting the prop- erties of medicines there advised. With five bottles of ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ I have entirely cured mY | stomach child.” Scrofula of the lungs is the other name for that diseased condition of the lung tissues which, if neg- lected, or unskillfully treated, terminates in consump- | te : ; ch} | The many marvelous cures of “weak” lungs, | #5 2 Stream of pure, rich Hood is supplied, ade- tion. b Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, are effected along the same lines as the cures of other forms of scrofulous disease ; by purifying the blood from poi- blood-making glands, so that the blood, on which : " sonous substances and increasing the activity of the | induces restful, refreshing sleep, and brightens tl mental faculties in correspo~ 7¢nce with the physical restoration, There is no alcohol in the “Discovery” and it is absolutely free from opium, cocaine, chloral and all other narcotics, It can be given with as much safety to the weakest child as to the strongest man. If you asx your dealer for “Golden Medical Dis- covery ” don’t be turned aside from your purpose by any offer of “just as good” medicines. Jf it’s any- thing else than Dr. meat Golden Medical Dis covery 1t won't do the work which the * Discovery ” does. Get the “ Discovery ” and get cured. DON’T SGOLD UNCLE SAM becawse ho charges for malling Or. Picrce’s Common Sense Wadical Adviser. Whan the cost of malting /s aff tha cost of a ory ~ thore isn’t any roar to grumble. ecnt entire the case with the "Medical Advizor."’ y expense of mailing ONLY. This groat work contains 1008 pages rhal’s free on receipt of siamps and over 700 to iitustrations. [t treats of tho real issuos of Kia in plain English. It has beon tho means f Send 31 onc-cent stamgs (expense of mailing only ) tor the health to t. nds. book bound in cloth, or 21 stamps for the book | Address : ” paper covers. DR. R. V- PIEROE, Buffalo, N. Y. PET OF THE HOSPITAL DYING Little Charlie Simons at Death's Door. } WANTED EVERYTHING PRIVATE. —— — — From an Operation Performed for Appendicitis. Little Charife Sin , } ’ ee si South Eleventh ct EIGHT ABoINTHE FRAFPES ——a Richly Dressed Young Woman at the City Hospital Accounted for Her Suiden Illness. ed young (57 +e! ,i7 ‘ . burruuncde ] in phere of tn} r" Chicago Salesman on His Dignity at the City Hospital. : non, Who has heen Jesse | Gl eopepely , 4 q* a privat pHvsician ane per vat Jeing unable to cecommmixtate ith, and aa he had gone there of his own accord, he was allowed to dcpart. P © hnurseé act 1s that life de- ee ‘ ins “1a 1} ea +} a ty Piste a perh Yee r fs hat whenever a supertor race comes .~ , 14 , . 7 ‘* - ’ in? AINE’S CELERY COMPOUND ntact with an tnfertor rase the su- ace must stoop to the level of the they say it will pay? Loo at She started out on what ehe “as a small war of conquest. She iv mf ag much money as she nd in this whole war, Yet not vet reached Lady- rant they never may thus must tel! ue tae blood. They tel] ua ofr ide, They tell that tu Harry D. Elks, Glens Falls, N. Y., writes: ‘‘Early last spring I found that I was tired and languid, ty ,of America but I wou.d vy on the auctior Bel) lilrn r all the trade {n the world.’ Vir. Ervan said this with his arm raised i his eves blazing. The audience rose. to| ts feet and cheerei wildiy for a full min- my appetite was failing, and I was becoming run down gener. I was advised to take Paine’s Celery Compound, and ally. after using it I never felt so well in all my life as I do now. It ‘ 3 “Raat I do not believe this ration fs to rish, 10t ready to prepare it for! ; Par ig , 1!’ Empires resting on fores may fall | braced me up, gave me streneth and vigor and made a new man ic resting on the broad grotin ation of Independence will live of me. I recommend it to all persons who have tired and lan- B. & 0. S.-W. R. R. guid feelings, to all athletes, and to all who work hard men- Equipment uew and up-to-date. Thres tally? ! daily trains to Eastern cities. Tickets | ~* y- and information Broadway and Locust street and Unton Station, |Paine’s Celery Compound restores, strengthens WILL GO CUT THE EASIEST WAY.’ and sustains vital energy and muscular force. Senator Clark Will Resign If He Sces That We Is to Be Expelled. px Pon netutan a ee sm MUST OF 69 CONNECTED TEETH - - TLETH Extracted Without Pain. ANTONIA, MO. jot COTTLEVILLE,. RIGk Ail Work gutTatteed f AT WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—Senator W. A. he sees he Teet! | rhius All work done free snail ware sf hate i) ELSBERRY, MO, who ! only. . ‘ - lan ke | FORISTELL, MO. Ciark «of M nian. Who seems in :mminent UNION DENTAL COLLEGE,622 Olive JOSEPHVILLE, MO. ) Extructed i . er bi 7 Tleeib Cleaned bree bir tge woth il} not permit int | Cian ae ae ate Oliva hey yg MATTEL ae MO. nas 301 MAXVILLE, MO. MEHLVILLE, MO. MOSCOW MILLS, MO. NEW MELLE, MQ. O'FALLON, MO. ST. PAUL,. MQ. ST. PETER, tian ay ft ti iit — aD 4 ICE DAMAGES THE CANAL | Light Bridges Carried Away, but Much Greater Damage Is Likely to Occur. on ea e SECKMAN, MO. JOLIET. Ti) beet 10 Ve bie? TROY, MO. TRUESDALE, MO. WARRENTON, MO. WENTZViILLE, MO. WRIGHT CITY, MO. « BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF MISSOURL Ct em rene ney (iene le’ Jet prior te the battles » will be Interred af PROF. KOCH, of Germany, Cares CONSUMPTION, CATARRH ? & ASTHMA ne whole! who Ever tt 1 aston catarrt 7 hetis bine ment is here atiro @emelish the with isnami'te Rroadway, suite 201, wihiere 1 | ier CAplosives heen for VCals Reware of wriif‘atord : FRB em : = ‘ . , o = ily clinics are held for the benent of f FORMER PCLICEMAN DEAD. Louis patients. Thus remedy, ' combined with the wonderful heale hed directiv into the nd the m: wonderful reea'ts are hieg Polloe Can eieibe : *, danker -_ cones . . . 4 : ® 44 4 = arena , 4 | ; s York ‘o vislt relatives PERSONAL MENTION. i rurt hy tn 4 ! ‘nt cutlery man, _adeirvs Patrick Thornton Served on the Force Ten Years. re@.stere] at the sen 7 } ‘ 1,6, al eC nreat &s rr ry -_ ’ ’ ; e, a ° ri ’ Hncs ; " . When Levis Poli © Devarimes | VIN MARIANI | Mariani Wine--World Famous Tonic rom .ate and ‘asting 1 . C¢dai- i ic ' , . bgp mots ; ‘ p es ery ft 5 m4 ac’ eceable to the taste and erven fa -*ptebile ¢ © treet de ate stamachb. Ae au Apietieer. take before meals; a8 6 Dk gestive, tawe after meats. as @ General Teale of Stimulant, et eny Ume. Bud oy a. Drigsity Roraey Subectomney lv S ' 4 : a ‘ ‘ an compiiny estab- J for .mi teens bo" ea lished the Ko 7 Lung Cure years ago é Gen. John R. Lewts Is Dead. is itnmcorporated uncer the protection o ~ 2/2 ‘a? can mn 12 4 T ~ . CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-—<jen. Jonn Lewis, the United States Government Send fos a civil war veteran and a prominent G A. | @ booklet is Goad, He was made Brigadiar- Y i ee ee a
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New York. ee EWORN AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF 105,933 August 109,955 September... 113,491 October ...121,751 January February..... 95,597 March..... .- 103,038 April 109,809 May ... 111,903 | November... 130,193 June......... 109,016 | December 142,165 January, 1900 .....142,344 eee The Post-Dispatch will accept all adver- tising with the distinct and unequivocal guarantee that it has a larger bona-fide paid cir- culation, Sunday or daily, in the City of St. Louis and its suburbs than any two other morn- — ing or evening comb.ned. oe sas BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. oo OO PO PBR PR Nn, il, il il i = i i i a a a ee EEE — a newspapers One of the eight largest Sunday newspapers in the ' United States. a el OS THAT DILEMMA AGAIN. The Buffalo Express (Kepubiican) has waked up to the absurd position occupied by the imperialist protectionist wing of its party. Commenting on the for the government of Porto Rico and the tariff provision imthat scheme the Express says, in a@ surprised sort of way, as il the complication had been utterly unforeseen, tlrat “it invelves the whole question of im- perialism, and that in its most difiicult form—imperialism as distinguished from expansion.” Yes, the whole question is in that little tariff clause. very sad, but isnt it queer that the men who shauted lustily about the flag and trade, philanthropy and five per cent gospel for the heathen and gold for the till, didn’t once think of it in the riotous enthusiasm—for there must have been intervals of sanity even among the most boisterous of them”? The prospect is enough make the Warmest blooded jingo shiver with apprehension. = 2 ———————— Karly action in World's Fair subscription will bring early action in Congress. — MATRIMONIAL PARTNERSHIPS. Mrs. Beatrice Potter Webb, who has done so much work in practical social science and is a shining light among the London Fabians, calls attention to a difference amounting to @ contrast between American and knglish women. “binglish women, much more than Americans, are the col- leagues of their husbands,” says. “Il was surprised to gee in the United States how little, as a general rule, the wom- en know of their husband's affairs. English women, however clever they may be, always regard themselves as their hus- band’s junior partner or subordinate colleague.” Mrs. Webb illustrates the Inglish idea of matrimonial part- mership. She is her husband's partner and colleague in lJiter- ary work and scientific investigation, but they do say that whe ls not always junior or subordinate. lt is unquestionably true that in the United States there Is very little collaSoration by husband and wife in common work. As a rule the wife takes only a sentimental and speculative interest In her husband's labers. The American woman par- takes of the prevailing individualism. She wants to set up for herself. Bhe does not care to co-operate even with her husband. Is this for good or evil? — -— Fee ~~~ — If Gov. Taylor were to surrender, what would the assassina- tion of Goebel amount to? SS VALUE OF STEEL TRACK ROADS, The idea of stecl tracks for country roads is not new, but it Was never sv strikingly shown us in Sunday's Post-Dis- patch, Which contained a picture, reproduced from a photo- graph, of one horse drawing a load of eleven tong on such a road, with as much ¢ase us 16 horses could have accomplished the task on an unprotected road. The wide, Nat steel rails, or plates, used in constructing a road of this character can be laid for $1500 per mile. Properly laid, such a road would be almost indestructible. The weather would not affect it. The country lanes might be seas of mud. but the steel track roads would offer the means of eg. tisfac- tory hauling and locomotion at all times. toads of the kind described would worth millions of Gollars annually to Missourl. Faring that are now almost pending bill It's Si intervals of their to >>> i she lye Worthless, on account of Inacceseibility in bad weather, would ! become valuable. Country real estate would everywhere rise. Of course the c.ties would be correspondingly benefited. Why cannot the farmers of Missouri and progressive citi- ze generally untte their efforts for the building of good roads’ The first step might be an experimental road, to Kive the system a trial. -eee The bobbing up of a syndicate In the case of the Nicaragua Canal was inevitable. Nothing great can now be done with- out the enrichinent of a syndicate. been pulled out of shape by the expenses of the Philippine war, and it will be further elongated by the Nic- eiagua (anal legtelation. in. i. » te £ Mt NAGERIES FOR FUBLIC SCHOOLS rett Hiale, who has recently been deacribed fn Sanday Poet-Dlepeateh, a kindly man, with original bedeomy bfiie latest stixveetion in the Neld of education ta that the public seehocis should have pet animals, as object lessons ) kindness to the brute creation. many persons as very odd. Car- ronetructed rules, it might have might become menageries dto bring pet animals, the teachere Hut under judicious rules, the Kindness to animala should be { time, it might make Hu- Rev Hdwant Eve the }« and te teach the ebilis This ried eotet rtratnve It all purii- world ecurn | riven frmntbe ienw jm pivot lthout merit taught in the mivels, in course ei Tt) Wi mirinm * “itheout earefully f The preerraltte aehoolroounie renii vs i mane Societies unnecessary, Plaid se hemes of generals in Unele Samuel's leg has | needless — by inculcating humane sentiments in all that great army which receives its education through the public school system. This suggests zhat the public schools are increasing in inter- est and attractiveness with each decade. The present genera- tion of schoolchildren have flowers, pictures, art and music. In many Ways the public school is become a center of loving attraction to the young. If every school should have its pet rabbit hutch, piveon house and well-bred dogs, the days of the “whining schoolboy’’ who had to be cverced into going to school, would be gone forever. EE ———E Why should Chairman Hepburn of the House Interstate and Forcign Commerce Committee make a racket because the Hay-Pauncefote treaty “abandons the Monroe doctrine?’ Has not that doctrine, as well as the Constitution and the Dec- laration of Independence, been set aside by the present Ad- ministration? {it Is now the proper thing to violate every law or doctrine that stands in the way of imperialism gnd mill- tarism. \\ ~~ eo KOFJ= Which the may $@oo- FCRTO RICAN LEGISLATION The Republican leaders in to to the policy of protection against ico, dent has apparcntly receded trom nual message. If Porto Rico Is people are not citi held as a dependency under a of Great Britain before the This is a rrender of the 1776. The Republican party the tradition of freedom and stitute arbitrary gov: im our new That is the meaning of the 4 Pi -to Rican lecislation. ‘The people of that unhappy are to be deniid the political rights of Americans, the tion of the ecenatitution, and given over to the tend: of the commercial imperialists. - - CC ——————————— >the Weather Pureau to for eXireme Winter we one ress seem be committed Porto and the Presj- the proosition held his an- Cone I’nited States and its the must Lye eysten tha: the that nl on prineiples for Geliberateiv 1 art of follows net Zens a Pp it island not unlike tien. Which colon, Americ we for abandon ‘Trhiment Proposed ol | Meposes Tt; sul prosst ssjons. pr merci work the clorious ifther, } of Zerca Wwe in Vall end Im the Visitor, began to des exception nl invite the it first tinue sons Wa } priai je .* nal poliey This mus The Chinese M cation that it depart from its aggrandizement Administration. a militia ean «dra: Petar Oe Taylor's partisan to London, smokeless powder. } +o of the il If Gov. lewislators them with e. . * tie ciacli arm i Montana Sensto Xj’ ‘s ebectiing a If the fegitimate are $26,000, what taays a contest’ EOXprwems: hut be beBMalililiat ‘ nses « Suc] ‘ at profit the Nic all the a rprise propos geet a gre Govornment pa’ ~~@e>-— POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. Private ent araguan Canal “hile the Doritons +? r The Boersare trying to hol und by putting under it. In the next against chin whiskers. The Boers have a way and then they are out of No, he isn’t getting re: g0 avaricious that he pr fer: » go to rislature in a senatorial year. War, side Wiis be careful not to go up of not ig until they are ready, s] Ile is so for the Klondike. and run to the Montana uly Lee With a single neighborhood in Texas shipping 1000 car of cabbage emong her early ver year, the tarlan must feel a thrill of 3: thir: his entire sy British sulj donot want geo to the South African war ratings te the United have no apprehension of conscription for Philippine war. Since his head was broken motive, a man talks With more inte!lig hes shown in m years. It does not follow, however, the very stupid fells shall be placed in front cf a the itm of his intellect. A large amount of the money high tariffs by Carnegie and Frick wili now in settling the differences between those two ene zens. Thus it will be wn that the high tariff also prosperity to the legal profession, though it w not it to do so. Mrs. Fowler. through her found for herself a medel hus! lem of feminine happiness be solved throu: with the masculine bumps? COusht not woman, young or old, to become enxpert may be much better guide than “het 8 ANSWERS TO CORRESPON DENTS. loads ‘tables this Veyre- un ~ 'v to Ulilec: States, ets who ure emiez raaly's) Our New Jers tapers ? ’ ; . . ico mneot provement througiu lawyers obtained Zu to pay wrongfully w+ . “6 of may fhan ia every in phrenol air.”” phren Tieet knowledge nlory and. Why pre the ‘quaintans: riatriageabi- e) BERT.—A goes out. Cc, R. A.—-There is READER.—A SUBSCRILER. : Century last souson. A. HUBER.—You can probably fice of the St. Louis Transit Co [SYERR.—Men large perience say Oniv the bad seaort {s dead \ BSORIBER.—The Roman Catho! become members of the Ik CARROLL. You can pre iy f collections of verse. Inquire at the Pu % + y ¥ Ss. M. CO.—The s0n x ns Am Nothi: w tue a Rig Wax fs by ‘Maleolm Wililams. Pubtish Wyil itros. New Y D YCONNOR.— We « rot] Amertoan Write to H, C. Corbin, ‘adjutant , Was Ee no premium ona dv silver dollar of 1799, “The Conquerors” lar of 1859 {= two we rth $1.74, weeks at ipze eaglh piayed the obtain the addresses at the of- of thet good whisky never kil's. st bers ty WILL ‘hurch forbids its mem- In rary Dell’ irk army. hingt ‘ =, There uf feneral, U. S$ on, "Vie rtin’’ warlike got off war The tiern &iish, Martyn is an o7 me betng tia amental The name Mars, the in kon Taos the Latin is the same FE AST ST ana derived from of the name Variation. EIGHTEEN YEAR SURSCRIRER., Btate of Missouri, Co.umbia, Mo. The might want the stone. About the Historical Assoctation, CONSTANT BU BSC RIRER..- euchre club you ask {s one to voived. There ‘2s no hard and temper and conciliatory diepagit! happy solution JI W. W.-tireck writers and Hestod espe aly The Rouman writers do not give mu. original myth, but Virgil may be read with profit. Ballflaech’ Mythology ie a geod Introduction, and Andrew Lang has written much that is vasuabie on the subject, m FP. L.-The sulb-treasurer eaves that “the mint not at Present operate mint, but as fee TFT think no coin has red) frem minted at New Or, ent Aare stamped “O"" at San The Philadeipliila cot are not marked FRANK Silocbeace prytagg es War between Great Hritain Bouth African ae mules beg. in ©) 11 }xuU You Can fact» of the tary nt! wnee that time by consulting a file of the Post-D a patch. We have not ly retell the story in this eviumn, " , ar) 24 7. to Phas de ve onhed of fal } ology Keo MM: ssouri iter write martinent al paper i> ise 138] i { nd oy is of the prve ms how nice your littie ba} br when he had the ears rie 9 lie 2if so much fuss abvout it a: - “What d-doe “vee s that k-kid k sobbed EFxlizar. ‘“‘H as b-big nf-mine."’ “Tommy,” said a mother “E fraid that wi all otis } arns how Will punish vou.” clous youngster, ° that it won't furt as P eren breve n, the pr » . Su tir ‘ hing gown, : and duwn mm her eye— . has been orig- young = st | an rtis- ‘hi inese ~~ ‘ very pretty, in es printed the verse cabson. WOMAN HAS MORE ‘VITALITY. Mgtire The mou ? t to mite io a). © wsuallv gouty, ae ive bustmw«ss theny, who is four come atid ive Te ent three-days’ stay Women's itt» q*tet ier’ 4. lunche a oretrthy i Viv} Lite ryyi? ia ‘compl Ss. hy, Tri teal eh thi s in six 1 ‘ \ A GLORIOUS PROMENADE. aff “SURE SIGNS. mon! What a erand walk!— ane ee eee - ew ee eee ie | ~ PETIE QUINN ON co Wagger Philosophie aders Whatto E inser Single bLlessedilmness. ATR| r aAxclIViIses ] ‘The patch Iwo irmontial stu Yer epotta 4 Row 14? , j damage i a ‘ ° ‘ “he Senorita wae clasped tin the captains anal at me unis ht moonl > ’ yourh- Loid freer the falr cr reati over ‘) he ir her 2 th: > oe i "Ne e lush eoftiv larhit ul fu: : Sie oO 5 motliier Care os > creeping atiant 7 ° sf tr ayi- ure ] w th; Great excitement seemed to preva: ip "Sen Vilage next morning. At every other duor | arms, chicago Times- yf SS . . e tirn ‘a he nap TY ? UP i at ne Won Ww, be enough me ly with i ain. hope very al per ‘Te ‘ 2? Le ad ‘a re ‘¢* 2: Johnny? eNO ing yo Wis ry ‘e STORIES ABOUT ‘CHILDREN. aged 4, said: toes.”" reply there der why? ories. Tinis, uniess n to O00C0O000000 | THE NEWEST BOOKS. OOKS of romance to be expected Madame Eve Saw Lake,"” by cs atest Kind or now, Mormonis “The Fate La Tour, a Tale Of «djrea Mrs. A. Paddock. {x It is a tale of t(Maiwedy of Of course the ’ There howe ™m are + (}. the ca Ti wil! It's KO asked indee j asked VWF ll the with earache Ww crusaders : Fords, ct York: GQoblowaad uli- — ENRY KRNOA & Revolu? Americun him a hero aad Noah Er: “Fiush, tn't . , vite , : I | hout eA r- Liztion . ‘ ed her ye ‘Well '* ile Iu NOT RICH ENOUGH. > a ~ “| So> Mem be behave 4 make you aré Mak it a3 m obdDlivion h res ted urneer the tatle of wr: $ story “Hent Kn Wis Army ting hi xX, a Soldier of a M ipor-aenera ith » Washington’s Chief rv of Wi eh ? i tit ‘er he the war biography a ; ain't emal! n outained by spu on @ . x at 4 »’* re Ww \ONY, nt ‘te ‘barn Women ra are ¢ ae ia wy the go'd. } jer ** atcn | i streamed sat a ‘ itu yA P hal Oste] Jis- xpectin korsak- il ‘ } ¢ Pik igh nein ical hla aggperdantes agheadd ai ness »* why n on $ t Ps Hi ork: G WILLIAM ¢ (New C Roman ES nh IR he Ertl PProeviem™ ade heat with nm the mMtitents €@precnl be “are. yr ‘ a wiil ) Dlepetrte fun, poeta then or \ From the Sypris se port frsery reomiea tm *s Xl is cheeses and vvidiy Bm pened ou Lae poupee * ~ re of LU
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- - ats ee matt Ds Sg Ban le a = cmt ce So esr: , _ Se \ ae ~* SPORTS OF THE DAY. a FOR WORLD'S HONORS, ‘THE BALDWIN COLORS, ———— CHAMPION PEDESTRIANS TO TRY FOR THAT HONOR IN ST. LOUIS. oe eee ee COMMENCES SATURDAY NIGHT. -_-- -—— ——_— All the Most Fs mous Pedestrians Will Start in the Six-Day-Go-as-You- Please Which Opens Then. a ; ra ago pedesirlan- Sprart a t. Louis, leadine then (né@ Natetorium now Nearly ism wis t! eo pre if contests ‘2 of walks were given, wa ks for journal- profession- folks, letter carriere, eort of thing. night the old egport 1s to be revived fr Ala Ray t, but in a new building, the nt Natatorium. This w ik, . Is to be Ance than 1 “ ' ’ KoHab-SYou-ple toc, feerlonal fesiewtrianus of t. comy ele in it. und the be halled champion ytthe world, start Will be“macde at 8 o'c’ock S:'- bighit ard Mayor Ziegeohein and Aal wi.l see that the walkers get walks for ais and all that This Saturday of mvore import- for it wiil be the champion pro- aa jMaris are here man who wins wiil race are Orie efart in tie Peter ae man, Gilb Marnes, ae ED rank Seocarthy, Kd- Dick Kennedy, Jnew qchriet Nauert, on who will Cleorre irtwright, Moore, Pronk Hart, Sport” anypana, wan augh, Jienze, Harty Stevene, Georwce Sivkes, Thomas Cox, J. Graham, John Giick, Teter Go.den, Sam Day, Fratk Dean, Johiiny Connors, Norman Tayior and Gus Guerrero, This is the la; Gestrians that ever this kind, so that be interosting from CAUGHT oN THE FLY. ‘gest unmber of fumoue pe- at aber In an event of the contest promises to ie very etart, The St. Louis ‘Delegation to Associa- tion Meeting Off for Chicago. Schacfer, George P. Heckol and Thomas ft. Harlan will represent St. Louis at the Amerlean Assoclation meeting in Chieago Monday. Heckel left for Chi ago Friday night, ani will meet Anson and oth- ers there to-day, Messrs, Schaefer and Harlan wl] jeave here Sunday night. George TD. Cuppy he St. Louls League George is hus had trouble Club, who for s+ al ye with his arm who never ceases to hope, Cuppy has Hot Springs as the advance suerld eof the St. Louis play- ers, and is Werking faithfully to get in form for next seus interesting deiter Cuppy says: “The sno mistake about my wing ths time. as strong @sitever Was aml jusi a I wiil be back in the game as fast as ever.’’ Juke Stenzel mind whether or next season, He health. The St. 8 and leave Tim Hurst Is contempt ‘ng putting in an application fer an urn pare’ s berth in the National Leagnue fo ro next Sxison, A prominent sto: k ho'der in the New York Base beosall! J lub “dia hii the oiver «€ ke the National League is reduced clubs New Yorkers will get worse ba next Seummer than was dished out to laat scason, The New York lsasebuall Club Will not be strengthened in any particular and if anything there will be more dubs on the team than ever before, Certain ball Mayers and impecunious outsiders are try- ng their best to run the game into the kround. They have succeeded, partially, In disrupting « strong and fair ore: inization, Dut have reached their limit, and the New York management willl «tan for no more nonsense. The Baltimore Club tried to prab $5440 from the League for its frane hise, When in fact it isn't worth the price of the parchment. The club hasn't even a ‘ease on the grounds, Bes des, the game is dead in ye gees and re ally always has been You can say author: titively that the New York ‘team will be made up of a lot of mia- fits unless the eight-club plan is adopted and the demands of the local m: inagement are acceded to in every particular. If the club is victorious tn its stand New York will have the star team of the League. In my opinion we will win and the official an- houncement of the formation of the eight- 7 Twague is liable to be made any day up his ba seba l] his has not quite made not he will play has fully regained vavers will report Mareh lot Springs March 10. Toute for __s-—- -— ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Line-Up of the Teams That Come To- gether Sunday. What promise to be two great games of H#esoclation football are sche dluied for Sun- day afternoon, when these teams come to- gether, each game commencing at 2:45 sharp: ager i. we Tully Searcinia Feombedge.... ‘, ofe + BR ' West Ends. ()'Jlearn .. Kavanagh Ricksteiger Tighe F Innbegan ‘arthy teseeeseees MeSweeny Corcoran Reel Kav: anagh _ Park- Wost ends ve. ©. . Fall back *- Itaif lone k Callegher eellaif back Cornelius Malf book Bachof... . Forward Noonan. ... oo. Forward Cuwdmore. .. burlong Mrsant.... Referees (veling Ciub we. (yelling Club. Forward . Forw ard Fre 4 GC awiayn Shomrocks at college grounds, Shamir ks M. Deonmoumrh....... Lewis Lewis, i elinlf back -llaif back mae Art! var a Haregot . borward . ‘Cod lingtun ruard Referee. Williaa bruan. Capt. Tully of the C. B.C, says his team is going to defeat the West Bnds. Sunday at Athietic Purk. Tully is a reat guoal- keeper and knows whai he 1s ta! ing about. Willlam RBrehme. on account of Injury re- eeived during the week, is forced to lay off. Rrehme has beon playing a great goal this seaeon for the West Inds. His place will be ti.led on Sunday by © Ilearn., a Questions Answered. aa M W. W. A—A man ramed Dick fale took part in walks in St, Louls years ago, hot Tediy Ha e. i. M. B.--You may if Caoynekl’s name Joo-tp eat 6%: Olid Siu! or rhe —— Refore Athietts “Inh, on Noy. INY7, At the con- clusion of a 3-round bout. Prank Erne wee given the decision over George Dixon SE A mons stiles holds the ‘ er. Plonehip lie w ! in Cornwail, bngiand, Rone 4, 1808. emus Reader, City.—4)ecqr Gardner willl be 28 years old next May, He bas been fighting since 18%. He is an Amerio ‘anoby birth. Ib Fee na te the ene of his parenis Mt uUnderaetand that he is i " le ta of German ex- iM. ih. B.. Citv.—In hie ear! riy career Gant.- ner Jost ceve ral finial fierh: «, bied ae ae ~~ does not show whether or nove he Wiis count- ed out. He has not heen Kinevked ouc in ney of hie batt es in late vears. , Clty.—When MeGovern Was na- noes = POAT BRO Le War SF teor Bhp teahes th bel .~ se -, g'erwing rap, iy, however *® probably men welten § ee nl tert 4 inohes prghounce the Broadway Si Madison Turf Exchange Reopens. Trains leave foot of Olive street: 1 Dp. m., Sete & 3:00, 406, 5:20, « 68, 68, 6:8, a iad Delis *% * y z 7, ‘ yy , * Pew Aer, | ae he - —_—_—— ts THEY WILL BE SEEN AT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO THIS YEAR. SPIER NOW CONTROLS STABLE. The Famous Baldwin Stable Will Be Represented in St. Louis and Chicago Derbies. e cress of the s€en at St. the coming season, fame his se- | from FE Louis and auliforn! The famous Diack aml mattles Santa Anita is tuo be Louis and Chicago W. J. Spier of cured a leuse of J. KBakiwin and will Chicago at the conclusion of the C tacing season. Spier has already ma number of the St. Louls and Chocaso s* and will surely be represented in Loeuls and American Derbies. _ 9 Stawie O’'Conne,) the entire stabe ship to St. ie entries for a akes the St. The local econtinge wnt who follow the races hriday but taik of the victory Itr.cnle. the Schorr colt, on Thurs- Advanee Guard and Yellow Tal. won the three-cornered spec ai t from Advance Guard by the nar- rowest of margins. Yellow T ali, Fred F er’s !n-and-outer, a colt that is a w benter one day and on'y an ord nary former the next. was third, three away. Tommy Burns’ brief suspension has evidentiy done him gon He rode a masterly race, and showed none of the “arclessnese that got him itnto troudle month ago He Its yet only Stated, for he can only ride he {s under contract to, Dut the judges that he means to haat right on ane off the track from now on will probably ‘be fuly reinst. ited) sin good graces of the racing authorities fore the summer season is on. Yellow Tall was favorite and ted for and one-half furlongs. Then the trick exploded, and Advance Guard and W. Rrode went on to fim@ht it out. Advance Guard led nearly to the wire, but the Schorr horse won In the list jump, principaiy through the jockeyship of Burns and ace not a ttle by the three pounds’ allowan.e which Schorr held out for and rvwe ved at the last moment. A big crowd saw the ruce, The suspension of Joe Rose, the wel! known beokmaker, at Ocklind ec: me ous ¢t big surprise, It is said that Rove 19 heavily against Red Firate the other d Long Shot Conley rode the horse, evi le: to lose, and was suspend ted Rose, ¢ the last four years, has run a shoes'r aiel 7 > thin and gr Into over $100.0 He was former.,y in a San Francisco store, amd poople h, wondered at his success, especially as was A novice at the game Hie tx ones nt Lou's course years ago and ‘ork i fhe r’ne often the srbjest ttie'sm, althoug nothing Wrong Was @6Ver proven agacn him here The Clubhouse Handican [ts the feature the New Or'esns ecard for Saturday. It ota mile and the stariers ere: Frelinghuysen Siiney Lucas .... Wolhurst ; Andes 7 Cathedral * + $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. another aneewtal Oakland Saturday afternoon het wee Rrode. Advance Guard and Yel T vie time the dalistance fe agaltn a or a special purse of Stoo, but t! rTan-¥ tiy'e way: Yellow Tall Kk. W. Brode In the last Face ‘Rrovle carried an!) There willl he 110 Advanee Guard vigor, growth. The choice is yours, Vigor always restores color to gray hair, falling of the “ser »* ay hair. ae le en long and heavy. The Morning of Life The time of abundance, profusion, strength, When the sun begins to sink, when the midday of life is past, then the hair begins to fade and the silvery gray tells of approaching age. AOI Cae | Oe MBRE Hen Ree en eeeee Er o Sunrise or Sunset? Which shall your mirror say? If the former, then it is rich and dark hair, long and heavy hair; if the latter, it is short and falling hair, for Avyer’s hair, and makes the hair grow Write the Doctor. benefits you expected, wr! ite the will tell yor just whad to do. Loweil, Mass. | X . Peers it. > Oe ee 7 , > ) AS a ta ies A: ery ee 7 ree. es Hair stops owe’ «* . * - If you do not obtain all the Joctor about it. He Address Dr. J. C. Ayery , 4 s seett Beede wens (f6 DS to the others’ 117. This time he is « ‘erms with Advance Guard. whith Tall pas eeven novnde oft This ti} eer, insteaA of Bullman, will ride Guard. BiG MUCDY ROBBED OF COAL. Two Arrests Made in View of eaticiad in Weight. In the arrest of John Walker and George “arier u be lieve they have dis ‘ov- Ads ane ————— MISSOURI WINS AGAIN. Smith of St. Louis Defeats Conklin at ‘: . } ° Wewl ¢ te ale roebbery of Billiards. y Muddy Coal.Co Post-Dispateh Kent : iriver im tine Feb. 19.--The ‘arter Kory co hin billlard tet time complaints heve been T re ae, ee rortages in coal hated by oO averstr. ivev. an agent of the eoal the young Mis- : Lwuis ftperial to the NEW YORK, terday in the champions ment were William P. Foss N. Y., and J. DeMun Smith, sourian, Smith winners Waiker unload Carter's yard lost about © Charies F. Conklin, charging petit Chicagoan, the final score being 4)" to se Conklin put up the best gume he hus played tn the tournament and at one tink led the young Missourian by ® points. At the atart the bails rolled well for th Chicago player and he scored runs of defeated Louisville and Cincinnati trains leave St. Louis daily 8:20 a. m., 8:05 p. m., OBTAINED PAINT ON AN ORDER. ——_—_—-—— Edward Ittle Arrested on the Testi- mony of His Father. barging grand larceny Was award 8S. Ittle Saturday ' | A Warrant e Issued agains: E DD ning. It is a painter. He {is charged ng obtained $108 worth of patnt ci} er ty the S. Fe. Grote Paint: Co., ne signature of his father. Mr. I[ttie, Sr compn nied Mr. fanene to the warron’ ¢ ‘4, «a and told Col. Johnson that he had not senedd any ‘han order TO MEET STEAMSHIPS. havi . ‘ ee 1 A New Service by the New York Central Railroad. Daniels, general passenger agent of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, has added a steamship bn- George Hf. 2:15 a.m. Dining car line. Modern sleepers. Parlor and Observation Cars| on day train. Tickets Broadway ae ; ai-s. Locust street. FIRE IN A SCHOOL BUILDING. Waste Paper Basket Found Ablaze at the New Madison. Third District police are investigat- Band B. When Smith went to the bat tn his ft fifth inning, he counted on a serrate! stroke belng a miscue, but bounded from the cuahion From this he ran 64 points ing a Wide table shot. ree | This change in Smith's luck appeared ic | diaconecert Conklin and his good cue work | fell off. Twice™he essayed attempts at runs, but stopped at 22 and 34. A long string of “goose eees” was all that Ins efforts could produce. he > > . > Pe oo avo : ~s Smith, however, was picking of goo ing w! might easily have been a costly renu to the equipment of the passenger service of the road. He has engaged Capis. Louis Ingwersen and F. A. ¢%. Schuitze to uperinteml the bureau, and one of their duties will be to mest atiantic am] the principal coastwise steam- ships—to passengers who wish to the city via the Vanderbilt system. Capt. Ingwersen will have charge of American, Cunard, White Star, Atlantie Transport, Wilson, Anchor and Allan-Staie lines, and Capt. Schultze has been assigned assist 7 iePAY a } tiie sized clusters and had the best of it all : through, as he scored e6 leven times fro 1? fire kridav e amg g. An asarm was SO unded ecratch ahots. He finished his string with) for a fire in the New Madison School Ru.l ‘= a fine run of 44. made on hard open table ing Seventh and Hick Ty streets, at 6-4 shota, O CLOCK The evening game brought Foss and the The Fi Secaenhe Roston expert, Charles Threshie togeth and found a basket of waste paper Surhin: Foss won in a room on the first floor, Otto Voll *s MeCreery and Conklin 1068 South Seventh = stree Cy told the school testants this afternoon, saw several bes : ter the SCNOoi Mial in the evening. but he dees not ‘know who the) Corbett Quits Training. YORK, Feb. 10.—James J. Co: has stopped training for his fight re Department responded promptly the COD. Mf *é' > that bh , butiaene, Wepre Virs. €uces jufammation wil’ he and Smith —— driver, a le-year-o.d boy, earried in two cases of selizer. Fieck treated the crow), but did not treat his driver. Zepp took offense at thie and assaulted Fleck. Judece Sidener fined ed Zepp | $lv and discharged Fie ck. HOSPITAL | FUND STILL INTACT. ———_—_— Se City Council Hesitates to Divert It to Police Salaries. After a long discussion Friday evening. the Council lald over for one week the bill diverting the City Hospttai fund to the police salary fund. The discus€elon brought forth no pra-- tical suggestions ae to how to avo'd the diversion of the fund, except from Mr Richards, who sa'd the blil authorizing tle King'a Highway Realtv¥ ©o. to erect mosynary institutions for the city shoul] be revived and paseed. This was oppowed y several Counciimen, bewause it would turn these Instfutions over to a private corporation Mr. Hodges championed the diversion bill, claiming there was no other way to meet the demands of the new po- lice law. ’ ‘ ite- all incomming trans- | - | th | dent he s ' inted a committee | day PO POO QDOSe GOdo i> 09 oe odonds oo edpepeodedeodes od ood BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN Items of Interest "Condensed for the Convenience of Busy Readers of the Post- is apis The reason the Br! im!) mmm? Mie OB re hw 7 ‘ Is oe rise as ‘lhe ua wes: Local Labor Ha!l.—A movement is on foot hail te » be weed bi com- mon by org iniza- thon a A}p- tie proe- “Epon thelr maj to establish a ali of the loca The Carpenters’ [ of 12 to push cL adeot “rion Got. Best and Cheapest Home Made by the Only McNichol. “? shall go back to the country.” Sald Wille: broek to his friemd: ‘Tl am tired of boarding and lodging, Mecomforts that have ho end Miv room {fs all sites and sevens, weatv of hash atd stew in a fix to get marrted, wisb I could kuow what tw do.’ Tl] tell gou,"’ eald Willowbrook’s crony, “IT live like a king by myself; have bedroom and parlor and kitchen, bread that fokia wn, with a we. —— that Corks magic, firogr-«l + skillet and pun; Sousend new blisses and comforta, All bought oo the Installment Jean. ‘Nie rent fe no more than e@ lewtgtng, My expenses ate less, so to speak, Than to board, with all of my chambers, And I pay for it, too, by the week, I invite all my friends, and have callera, Foiks stay'pg to tea or to lunch; I envy net even householders, I can live well and beat the whole ‘bunch.’ br now, old chainve, kor single men‘a enfferings-you see? Iam well off and sound and bappy— V'NICHOL has done this for nie I morry, you see Dll tee ready I'l) ltve like an white man Lefores hel bas made me a home, sure I'm a lodger and boarder no more! » “The dav } as gone Yes, the time has gone fa when any one _ the want of a tre home. Learn hew to! thengh a bas helew. and cheaply of Mark.) THE ONLY M'NIC mats Tari 21924 Market at.. St. Louis, own things—pretty new things—of being able to in- vite friends to a tea gotten up with cunning Iftt'e bina Japanese teapots and enps, saucers, hand winted dithes, on Frour own gaa range, with ne mprovident one pottering about to break your pet cream jug and hide it In the ashes! Rachelor giris live so, and so can young men. M'NICHOL will furni-é: evervihing needful at se little cost rou ll bard's feel it! Home—thete’a no place like i Be autiful furniture, carpets, curtains, china, lampa, pietures cloeks hb be cree and carriages. bass, irot and fold) ng beds, parlor, bedroom and Hibrary fittings, couches, easy chairs, gas, coal and oll eteves, kitchen and laundry gnooda, fanges, refrig- eretors, ice boxes--everything new and in exquisite taste. (Gilve your order, Homes made In a «ay. CASI OR CREDIT. law, EFASY TERMS. THE ONLY me ntGHOk.. Manfor the Money. CONNECTED ANTONIA, MO. COTTLEVILLE, ELSBERRY, MO, FORISTELL, MO. JOSEPHVILLE, MO. MATTESE, MO. MAXVILLE, MO. MEHLVILLE, MO. MOSCOW MILLS, MO. NEW MELLE, MO. O'FALLON, MO. ST. PAUL, MO. ST. PETER, MO. SECKMAN, MO. TROY, MO. TRUESDALE, MO. WARRENTON, MO. WENTZVILLE, MO. WRIGHT CITY, MO. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF MISSOURI. Rlanohe R A. Merrill MO. followt: ig: Lillian the Harr son, be awardees! Mepham, Ada aricl Cseorge upled contest De Imar Friday —. eS ana Soctetyv at night bres lent hair. , ee new members | we jd and lette ore | | i} @X-i'res njamin ry anid ev. «Daa tase iom are ¢* the roil VIount of Indiana, bert if wi members of the s ett Pudearers bil honorary Compton Hill re of th ‘OM pton ? — The voung per rgist that you see will to the Post-Dispatch. ne; saith avus “Wants” The send your BURIAL CF WM. M’KEE HOUSER. Profusion of Floral Tributes Literally | Covered the Grave. late Wiillam treasurer of any, were beld Fri from the home of ]). M. rye ¥ hrk, VN = l*ine Leeodl ‘ PT. Ingraham, rector humh, conducted toe . ; “eee ee was in the Houser orate a" re leftontaine (Cemetery KI Was literally covered wtth flowers, olde . “had been sent by the dead few funerals held in St. Louls were the flural tributes as m iny and as munificent. If you were to git In a qui jet corner all by la day and think as your mental capacity t think of a single "There- ices of the ary and ‘he funeral ser\ “Kea Hotiser, secret he Globe Pinting t*ormys afternoon » Fis tat “he Rev. J = . IL Pisecopal ‘ ee fn rtyriel tiaing ellaneos’ beer! hat you see w..l to the F'.-D Bond. Wiilisa Releised on NI. \) (wre aurre ‘4yY Muerhng wa QUICK MEAL STEELRANGES RINGEN STOVE CO. 4\4N BRGADWAY AMUSEMENTS. HAVLIN’S. lay Natarday. Jos. urohy | | Night Pr cea, | KERRY GOW. hs | Sc, 2bc. 3hc, S00 Sun Mat. ne l nuer te creas sae he GRAND: WALIVER, John & Emmy Ray, TO-DAY, iSc & Sic. A HOT ae Next 28 Mat. _To-Dav at 2. PRICES— 28c, 4Sc, 50c yte a in New York. COLUFI BIA MONTINEG OF & aly , ide: Went oe " _— & Ki feld. , Ltih@ Ale Pi ~ tall ete Kurtou «& brookes, Luca MieConnell Jere B.ide, Nati TiIMt:. | tse. ; week ~“tranger Pt tt -- | H O PKI N s | 48 NEIL BURGESS" THE COUNTY FAIR -~VAUDEVILLE — Next week —Isebelle Fyeceon in “Trilhy.” STANDARD. The Home of Folly—Two Frolles Dally. IRWIN’S BUR ESQUERS, INCLIODING ZAR A—Andthe Five Garrison Sisters Next Week Mates:' Rirriles | CENTURY." Bargala “ys . juers $1 00 7S8c, $0c, 23c, This k of the bappinese of ow =: ig oa ir ' The meee, Pri wins ‘tion Fverin St. Louis—Jacub itt's Engl sh MeloJdrama. “SPORTING LIFE.” Regular Matines Saturday (To. Day). —— $1.00, Bai — 25¢, Broadhurst’ (; ane . “WHY SMITH LEFT HOME.” Fonr Tandon > th Sale, montie Strarn I ‘er methe \f ! . “ilare I enter biesorved Saate now OLYMPIC. HENRY IRVING MIs ELLEN TERRY, And tie Londen Lyccum Ca. Mat. To-Day. 'h er ho nm +t Ne wce (im 4 ac’s) ; benew Irewting Biortin thiss booenh ‘lerry,. ToeNight ids. sled terry in cence Oldileld and lfenry Irving in ‘‘the Bells’’ a} Seat« now on eqle for Next Monday, February 12th $1 «my, l-rama, Reser’ (fran? hal ats Ln) ‘ . if sj5@ Wien Darrett’s Creat HE SICN CF THE err aee | l by on Co, nor fle ICE PALACE THIS AFTERNOON, First Children’s Ma-querace Carnival of the reason. A Beautiful Spectacie Admi«sion ... 25 Cents MUSIC HALL \ Castle sg. Orera Ca ( A.ways lo tactish. Mat. To-Day, 25e. 50c and 75c., DER Yond>rful “Wolf's Clea Presenter including FREISCHUTZ is." ag, 3 Ved Mat . 85, Sf liie*e oo? \ Hores mioandy —Ihursjavy Eve Feb. is. Saturiay Mat., Peb. 17. eb ) , OvVEO Paderewski SALE OF TICKET 3 NOW GOING ON, Roliman’s, 1100 Olive «* — Stefnwas mdavwaalacet cies ld TEET® Loet liv great rer aced with iA Were” decay or se ickrneas satisfaction iy piate or ty DR. EL C. CHASE, O PL FtioIng. SIXTH AND tent | STIRIPETS., r=&R RESORTS, cn? j ‘ WIN aperk.iog % frpere porticuiare te Mag- ‘a’ ve of I’'rie-o Lise. meee | DODO O LOO OOO POO SOpered Dr. Sanden’s in a Hid te ire it cures ottice ana give corresponde DR. F. A. SANDEN, 407 , tte: 4 THIRTY vAYS TRIAL the confiiie: ofa improve Sexual! itferere _ | Office Hours. 0 a. m. to6 p. m. Sundaya 10 6. *. _ oe * “oe “ = “. * Se +. eee oreo aa ee Electric Belt. permanent offices I want to have have decided tor my famous 190 Sanden Fectric Belt on This offer should he ‘tive to all sufferers im Rioeumatirem, Lame Back, Sciatica, VW e@ak Variocele, et You | denos:t on receiving the beit e aiter dav@ tria:, factory In the past the co jeritial and thousands of ‘ vet thie Wor d Bday: dr ers have been in St Lo vou to. Worn at sey } I have just opened =t. ia Recause J short tin to otter days’ trial rincuclar.y attra nese Oop ep e-Pede- > +} “24) a ¢ J} *e- , Peer} nfi thousands niy patients i'd not reer Me Cai r ane | ct . Om OX | 7. sealed } N Bway “sr von oo m.to!l. Wednesday ead Saturday ustil 8 p m. > ode o> > O OS o Seite th A thea — — ee Se --e se>s ‘ ICHESTER'S ENGLIS ENNY RUYAL PILLS Origine! ead Only — ry ¢e@, ot i r atit MESTE K . "Enel, Tre ‘s EE . ald 7 ' gee eee >t «© ts blee been, Refuse Daagerese Seb- Take we other. Por of pour etiteciense af 4 lmltatiose. r=-weferweeeSt@?. AAAAA ASS A i ed bm - Kidney & ‘Bladder ubles at once. y a fas hears the rame, Pew are of use em ete ~ md az P PPP AP LPPPPPPLR PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AADAYS PENNYROYAL ‘- wr ere FCYPTIAN TANS Cag ed veerr! aera Paeav i x0! TA L€ « Pemane« salege regt'aritiee oof tates interns } ed Qmous reries ee gi aracieet_ aed em loreed bye oly 7 ane $' @ Bow ' ea Gempie (15-8. SS ree Confidential! Advice if ph veiel yotran Cnenincal Co., "Cleveland. tte ee ee ee ee i ee i. ad ieee. ee Tevele | DOCUIA SANDALWOOD CAPSULBS, wr Ct guoturel lLhiecbarges ie ss Coat a OE, Cures Genottboes, Urlert @ few days. Full directions. Pr ‘siete of or mall D. DICK & OO., 188
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restaurant, hotel « mon man, ab.e Ad. & ie. CARPENTER Work weenter am! calinet aud. references, Ad. © oi CLERK Fapertenced gimeul references Ad. Y Ja, CLEKK as aselietant, Trispat bh COACTIMAN St mau ated bhouseman eiig or country, fe ferret patel by bark experienced, wanted tw car maker, 148 ° eo ipion ateh [mt Teispatech haperienced «h) good rele lost reheoes. Ad. ¥ 47, wante! by German a6 t\ : 3 ow atid OOACIIMAN -“jtuat! i qaachman: gem re fet i* ; 4) hamesiy an capability. Ad W COLLPCron ung man & | ouny yiven, hake Ad, ts allreund man wants I’ spate! N7VIST Firat «) Aad. PRA GITTSMAN wented round dranghtsmarn Ad. I, 4 prea CLERK eifton aa W 4h, Post-Dispateh x perience! drug clerk T’.rst Tite; ate ld eng'neer and pamition with some good laun yet -Dilapateb ENGINEER—licensed laundryman wants oe. £6. FP di. FIREMAN —Firet-class fireman or assistant en gineer, understands different engines and dua man and boilers, wants position, Ad. T MO, Trispaich GROCERY CLERK man of 26. no bad halite tall grocery house: 7 years” expermen and beet of references furnisued. ‘Ad Post. Dispateh al Fnergetic. Industrfous dealres —— on in fe: HORSESHOE .Situation wanted by a horses 1219 Flliet av JANITOR Posltion wholesale house, ted; colored A ] at wanted as fat for or porter tu go] reference, steady at ud @et- + Pos! Tispaten expert stenograpouet ile- obilect: LAWYER Young lawyer, eites position in law office: salare bo referet es Ad M 48, Post-Dispateb MAS pearanh oe, references Ai MAN —Young man, 2-, expertenced, retail grocery, Wishes positior erences; salary po vise t A patch MAN AND WIFF. -St' 22. good ap- A atronge. energetic sours Tian, Fy furnish | wishes postition ef any k nd, ‘) 47 ] vom f Pitapate? furnish lost wanted br man and wife, barkeeper and lunch om k: or anv ae in he restaurant or saloon or Clubhovee: god ex- rensonabie wagea; city or country. Ad. Post-Dispatch Young man wants sit. In meat market. Hoes Maple ay MAN fjandenbere MAN lv understands the ber and benest. Ad. Married mah wishes sit, as drive: thorough- enre of herses; strictly so A ST, Post-liispateh MAN--Young man from the countrys, well educated, wishes aft. In wholesale bouse, wages rease mable. Addre as T 73, Post-Dispatch MAN Sit. wanted by young good penman and honest a office: best of references. Ail. pateh rs | ‘MAN - Sit. - wanted by “you ng man, 2%; will do anything Address A 73, Post Dispatch. MAN—An old man of good character wants a post: tien with some private fam ly or we rk as porte?,; looking more for a beme than for salary Ad. BE oh4. Post-Dispatch MAN—Married man, of any kind: selber, 73. Post Lrispateh MAN—SIt wanted tn wholeanie house man: nlso khews carpenter trade th Ad. B hv, Poat Tispaten MANAGER man in grocecyv “aged 24: is a fone: work tn Post-Lis- man, indnetr K nu, handy with toola, wishes sit. honest and steady. Ad. M by gentle- roughifs. Position wanted ae manager or sar: stere by mi veare off: has hal management of generns] for many rears, sober, ‘indus'riona and good sales- man, best of refs eTasA Franklin av PAINTER. Painter wants work, can Put threugh inside and ont; fast hand and Address Go 7h, Post Lrispatch. PAINT FRA good allround letterer would work by the plece or by the day reas: rntie;, tn oF out of the city Ad. R 40, Post Ditsyateh Pil ARM ACI9T Sit. wanted cist, competent tc take country ; - reasonable sa.ar | POKIER WANTED in wholesale heuse ean former cimypoovetT. A: PORTER nish lest patch PRINTER Printer wants on Hnott pe ated sin) of or amocke., referetces RALFSVAN Clothing of the clot ing depart firms tn Texas, @hout Mars Clothing, can preaent emypiovet a change, Wife's patch BALESMAN Position years of ane 19 «6%? sale grocery or AL present eyjn : lock bos MODI, Dive: other work cheap ’ ~" TD ” peorter from Situation wanted as give forences etely Wantel, a position Aas wrter: can fur of referconeces Ad ’ Poat-Dis finish ¢ime clu dunk elew L’ost wanted by young man, 27 ca'tesmoan for whole of reference; Address leet greery steure, nurse for wWi'jitg, ‘| See oxt Dixpateh. ‘‘L,}. ANING payee ,eut. ‘ 7s re rege Wo k meu prot will eal . Neal, PAPER tu) WALL HELP WANTED—MALE. RARLER RAREER ket at BARBERS WANTED Too ome. “124 N. Booadways BARKER WANTEIY A Prauklin avy BARBER WANTEI?® Al) bar wak CN troadw us BAKKE Kk WANTED ' Koken Barbers’ Supply Ce, BuoY WANTEI—Bovy to attend » offer nt with or without room and boar, stute Ware pected; neat boy without hone preferred quntil Fete 2 KOT, Poet Diispateh BOYS WANTEI? ‘ng mene aloes | tye s Wash ats Rays WANTHET ms Nott {wat BuYS WANTLTEI Jo for gieal weal “y Boy WANT! S670 @abahoe av nies CASII ; The Pate CLEUK WANTED figtites, tite I’ somt 1? ;? CUTTER WAN in wele leather fo and Taw west Theol ~1 ‘I 4 \ \\ \ \ | ! pub. kK Atul folie Mat st MAN WANT! Gderatauds taking iT Oreriitnd beavis ’ ) , Market M utT- WANTED 4ivod) barber WANTED. No 1nw student. tbe ebied sieadty barbers; grew Dany bert Fer out of city Wie Noark va for pack- Ist) and Twe extn Ih; hoe Co,, Twa atrong %& = Ts any rk. t=" $1. 0S shoes; made 16 or If at one, WASTIPi WANTED ~MAN WANTED Prankitn av MAN WANTHIP oP the lites hese ’ il 4" 1’ ” |) ak | ' | Mar. WANTE LT) ber aj he _ MAN WANTEI? Who has Py arig etore etate age 107, Post Diieoateh MEN WAN SET) Reltat Mr. bul.ding WANT! iite.+ WANTEI > ote at pony Wiens t« re. Mere ane thetine! Work UF ' j ouwinew } brea ty! College, L141 Mark: MEN WANT 1) Stonemasons, Laborers and 2 sre requested to attend » mass ae Hall, erder of committ ’ »* Noe } meeting groe ry clern “wishes eit ‘h allty ind work reeeon allround pping clerk wishes sit , of eoaeh furnace, 57. Post-Dis- ~ d in offi e aa wages hy experienced, all- wants po- exrpermenced Post- young reliable , oer, wholesale at i | AGENTS WANTED [& | Canok Sunday, iith, et 2p. wm, | DINING ROOM oral. ee | very -SALESMEN WANTED — HELP WANTED—M ALE. MEN “Ww ANTED—Commer: , trave lers to take vance Metal Polish as @ sice llae, @omin: as! are large, it Is of every ca) use In store, fae office andl every pyertase held ni » inne uf a saiestiah lines. Ad Ad ’ i? his regular te te sa ces tbe, delive st... St la ils, Mao MEN WANTED citizens help, register in of Towra, 10c; American tax. rent, $1; St per vent te S slingeriand, Peyuanne # ‘PORTER WANTED -A_ porter at House, Fast St. Jaouls PRIVATEH «tisesases a specialty at bree jbispensary 214 Franklin av, SS ANTEI 10 tlemakers: to 12%¢ at stump, insp ‘tion once a Week; pay once a Month; fine *tmer and healthy locality; glen 0 terins to haul tles Apply to Hoiladag- Kiotzs Lan4 ard Lyember Co. Greensville, Mo. TINNER WANTED. Bs Warob lo, r nad tinner and cooft _ man: must be Divers - sud gaervline work in cause. 3S. J T! FAak iS Class on repairing also understand tis sicolie r Murphysbery, Iii work Made Soo ~~ 1 wt VAMIPER W S17 Tlevrve yoOUNG MAN W ANTI 1? roun man about “d rt | ls * nenr (a tif. rr in andl Sheena ave gael sehool education eo é dA. cox) references required. S35. Prost - Deispat aoe Se | “STOVE REPAIRS Por ever . ad -at A. ti. BRALERS. $19 Lae uat st. to be ’ : ——— | SALESMEN WANTED. ) 14 Words or Less, 20 Cente. — SALPSMEN WANTED .Reliabie men witb referen-es to handle ? *) «lass s!'e IAT. liberal Holeomb, SO Greenwied st, New ; - York Trave nee Siti experience te wide AWARS Chicage lestnen, aalary yee tele fer. ene! ‘getiec $i) and esaaty, but must be Address Lock Box “73. SALESMAN WANTED-For hardwte , erierevur ling fos TIS, peruiat eiperfen e os etarnp, The Ohto Awt mobile 16 Wiek block Cleveland, extras: AGENTS WANTED. 14 Worda or Less, 20 Cents. “Twenty -in-One’’ shirt Dosim met revolvingi; entirely uew;, fe changes, com » gtviish fronts; po laundry bil.s,: lightuing sauuple free. Brian Co . Claoctu nat rit i) AGE NTs learn, sel] tombstones; easy to IDones write at once, to wWheon WANTED-To ened _g od Sumiple camrtit pseu ins a=. & ox Ait: Nav WANTEI*+-—For the best selling Lif containing over 7UO pages «44 ory of his iife, 6) pages ave been carefiucis arranszed, and lie pages of anecdute aaving- heautifulliy tilustrated time on Cheap-Jobn bos ks, hastils With paste-poet aud sbears tet of Mixxly possesses peculifar fra lence and mutsel]l all others tguucifulls j justrated 4 rim ' mnt eu receipt of ten 2Qeent at. cyst cking 7 mailing, freight won han SF og oa portun! net only to make money, but to do a vast am oat of gin by cireulating a noble beok that wt! ] pe everywhere recognized as a work of standard merit looks rendy for del. vers $F. Jolnsen Publishing Co., 991, 903, 905 BE. Mato st... Rich mond, Va AGENTS WANTED nelling our (new? polishing eloeth: for introducing: no talking required; for fteerltors demonstrating sample H.. ffran & Co., Napoleon, © AGENTS WANTEID-A sn Berm, nea , Agen? make $20 week! v ! profitable, heneral'e pre- 1 gentiemien in earu an week at bome is offered; writ: sid reference, to Prof. B. L. Axe WANTHEHI? Completa life « Sankey: aut>orized fam eredit given, 4°25 Ra e at AGE VIS isan and bhi profi's, outfit free fartin De sate (« AGI NTS WANTEI? Portratt aen's quit “‘ersavens,: try washalle lass; «ent rub; cheap bPatuily eticat nelities,; Portrait Co., leago AGENTS WANTED everywhere eur pew Space book; . one ket: iwhest @omumlssions; eurit and ‘dreulam free; “Tite -dar, Gem Publis! ing co. . lowa AGENTS WANTPFD—Tustiing agenta to Mo & M. are lamp; equals electric are in l lianey; costa Toc pen hour Martin & Morehead, W astipgton et... Chicago 517; UW AGENTS WANTED —Agent s: $240 meonthiv selling impre hel plat ed Rrilliiant tsasiteaut Burne: fits kerosene Jamps; beautiful gasileht witaur chimney, samipe free, Enterprise Mig. Cw, RO), Cineinnarl, oO AGENTS WANTED Beart: sample fre cinant!, © BIG com, (ilive ines. Lew NI. br 100 monthiv: Metallic Bread Forshee (.., K. H, in eontest: big agente: diamond ring Genelll, G23 ticket pald weekly. offer to on each PARTNERS WANTED. 14 Warde wr ln as ™ Cents. WANTED Partner wit! l ” Nu. $100, n PAR TNE Ro J’st Dis clear $2500 first year Ad praaie SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. °) Words or Leas. 5 Cente. Sits wanted by two heu irs th Satie AND Hot tart ap A irle: one as cock : other family; can give good as Ad pateh wanted as cook; give references; eity. Ad. 218 Walnut st i«anmdk—Sit ont of the Pont eet) iy qs sored Hurse., Hhael at ope vd girl from for heusewortk or ; Appiy Nob sh HASTE lL. Rellatle voung girl wishes si ousegirl: upstairs wors preferred. Address 14-0 ‘\ eth st Htiet Shoat. “wanted for general family ues N. Sau. ot amiail HOUAFPKERVER situation wanted by voung wid ' ow W hhild as hous oper for man and witel | or wide Cail 1%mki iington av., 2 floor, lef? HoUSBKEEPERER Middle-aged ! ‘tls kee per. er -'. 2 lee or write 711 Channing «av wantea elt ‘ference I Al NDRES* Beaeeee a wants wash'n and fron ‘14 Morgan, reat beast give i” eurtaw Fa take NDR Ss. Lanodress wan's ng te \ uae Wk Whiitter et APIIER ipher wants ithe tive '1TGS Sainty, Wien. Ad Prats TAPEWRITER penttie ‘T eXyu Ad. us&, ex rienced ladvw «te no objection t's Jeaving nt oe, Post-Leis- Ninn work to do at gimnl Wanted. ectroutar Die thae fenmiit yteet yy" rator on Post Dbispatoh =quaas QELP WANTED—FEMALE. 14 Werdsa or Less, 10 Cents Rusiness Annorrcementa, 10 Cents Der Liae. CLEAMEEERMATID VN ANTE : liv An experienced «ham Nias aer ‘ lie Ste il = h and sot i) = ~ at) ite ‘ ii AVE AN rl \\V ANTE]? rt | , Tt ale: we three | WA ies! 1 we Ling ijecttine’, bB mii bourd My: — o iment 4 ’ qed» ’ Want] - po Llouse, one Wes thy msANSES WANTET) “With ee holy \\V ey kb |? ‘” | 5° leat es i ! nN . rk ip Wuges $1, ton i,eTman know isi. Tmfasyette dk sty mond fceoen. fr: npernite heat) Lape lenads > WANT EI) \ AuMne at grant COoR. & am) qroely Milo tal Wages pa.u WANTED—Young divin, eu room girl. Oall at 200% N. Sth homes free of interest, the Martell Frar.klip Avenue pay. Iie a firet-clase all- first- afoves, work; good wages need not will add gia] Advanoe (Chetmi- | jl» favor | GIRL WANTED Wks.) :* = llool SEGIRI. Hot sk | | | ! everywhere | 0 | ! | LAUNDRESS W NIkem las . SUrnske WANTED-WN housework: | } a*® (wall ’ OL. | ze oe oe ls ex. ote patr ter menor “LCGIRL w ANTE I | HoOrsrPREEPER & 'THOUsSEGInL ; Het sbactihh, 4 Hot skeaikhh GIRLS WANTE I» HELP WANTED—F = ALE. 14 Words or Less, 10 Ce “ Brsiness Aunouncements. 16 Pacing DINING ROOM GIRL WANTE I ‘dining room work: at once | DISHWASHER WANTED— Women Imenicu restaurant, King’s Iligiuweys ehesier av hes] Stow ban ena ; mt er Line. [ve ust st ‘(] S1i4a 28 @; nt and Manb- linmediatelr, housewerk; tal references W ent Be ta uv required | GInL WANTEHI)-43trl for housework and] cooking noe Washing: Sued Wages if satisfactory thi (Gsvodfellow av. GikkL WANTED work, aia & ;GIkT, WANTH. Sirl to cook, wash and fumily of four: heusegirl kept. 23°53 Lafasette Gm. WANTED tuurant. 2734s Fr: German girl Breauwey, for dining ruoem iron for fer dining reormm work In res- itn girlie wanted 4057 M (sliitss WANTI 1» o vionnl for general woeuses Tk: .no cooking 4 aN Gils WANTED Ivneh st ‘ «i! wed } Speriecnces ir] on vests Go) ] Lperiences £4) shirt waist miokers: premcl ' steady orl sh Art Watst €o *? GIRLS WANTEE- Tw. vir! shop; two te lemrm, gewal pou GIRLS WANT! D--Faperienced and givls to learn svivester (Cla [ANT AND MACHINE GiklLs WANTED on coats. 2124 Gravels ay HOUSEGIRL WANTED. Elderly girl or we general housework: gorsl bome; Inan preferred. O07 Hickory. HOvSEGIRI, WANTED Girl fer work; no washing Apolw 8042 To sew man for no chiidreu; Ger- genera, house- Maffitt av HOUSEGIRIG WANTEI)—small gir! to assist with general housework and take care of children. 2813 Vine st German girl for. general housework 2627 Curoline WANTED. Feiucated widow un- der 35 far gg hl heme our + town: wermia- nent prosith give all destratve particulars in auswer Aad ~~ oe PPost-Deispateh HotUsSFRERFUER WANTEIL. Marcrtesd lactuserke eper, to take ch ite of reoming 10s Pine, Woman as ‘ house, house- WANTED) —airl for neral work: small famills 4131 M Person ay Hor sPrainte Ww ANTE? Girt restuurant tie ON lieth ost Het skaGIRTL WANTED tee } ese wol , thee core kinng, & wn WANTED). Girl Werk: one that can cook: he hear ay }heol ~ 4g GIK I, WANTED Work “ale N lived, wt Bid) SECUuth WANTEL- Neat eral housework priv Tener ieol SPas IRL werk Ca AY (jirl for genera! erman girl for gen- Tiber ay WANTE TS tal riust lee Lrttarea ¢ on : it nere) ), inew ok Ald} . \\ WANTED) . Toe ialiebe Taylor as Hhol SMGIRE Work ile genera WANTEH l? Csarcnl gir! for general poise Work 42.638 A North Mark rIhil. W og at toiri fest reneral werk; niece pli (Apable am viiling siuall family good ports 20) Hiamilten HotskhkGink WANTED work. CAM A u.b i\ Hot Skee itl. laundry work Lioot SEGIRIE tis ey In Dbotsewol K et left hi mS ‘(jirl for general house- WANTED WANTET)-40irl) fer this evening of Sunday List pa dae aa bia 41.2 MGT WANT! Werk for f. » WANT 3 . Hit Skaiknth W ANTE word 20n: S&S. 4th -: HTeot she ihtl. ANTED iron andl de gener } Vine | An Lien IRE W ANTED ve teh in a M4 Hee shGIRE WANT house wal oat AIT. ik. PS oe F ‘Tr ri) 6 6tm)—COUWOT kit ; r) a’ ri) Wash won LA! ' rs ; ‘ nN; Mime Fibs k- Gaertn rere ars | WwW ANTS: ] ferred: { \ ANTE J iret clase Jeundress for Suls Morgatr st girl to take care of bidreu 2371 Cleveland a ove I Al I MAKERS WANTED * oll tuahkers at Cauronet actory, Pxperienced over- “mr SMM Morgau, .dg.: instruc- n Trust RURBIMAMW'S Shorthand Col.cee (ni: juai ereluaively for Foung Wemen, fndiv. tien: positions securcd graduates. SEKI MAKERS WANTED—E xperienced wakers 1.8. 2 Gth sft SHIRTMARERS NTFD bxperienced makers, call at 616 N. 7th at NOGHADIPERS WANTE!)—-Eiegant practice. and employment departipent, free, free, Ceatury Big. The thiver Typewrite: Co shirt ehirt- WALTRESS diunes Wore ANY his he s- Hn 11M) ‘Royston "REPAIRS FUR ANY OLD SiOVE.” FOLSTAW, 111 N. 2th at Phone C 9T. ee — LAUNDRY HELP WANTER 10 cents WANTEI Mi 1° aN. at} ONK inve (be@% Misi a>) ard & te 14 worda or leas, LAt NDORESS WANTE] Tiers! class laundress, for Monday and Tisesdlis Sis | tc! laa WAN TH ieinoced liumiress to ] hires Waist Lac t a | LOST AND FOUND. 14 Words or Less, 2 Cents. Lost. ales BEADS Lost, Friday, Fel rosary beads, Boll Locas lie? Vailties @ MS ept ts owthe seri’ ano J Return te face | Iw; Lost. greyhound; rewir white, return, rece.ve eUur I. ost =i i MONEY oe SINESS | r,t ehy T #0. o'te ’ i‘i- Lost. $25 In : ee, On rewar®r Mar- het ar bert WwW | SPECTACLES \ HS.i, between wl Fravklin and f spectacies, Bindiy return to aT h, Mone in) selve reward om? f* BUSINESS CHANCES. 14 Weonrls or Lass, 2) ‘ents , , ] «ontrel caieve ie>p?. li Ll... BUSINESS CHANG business pay hs gesnd profit, want Slane t eee } ats uu An opportunity for a first- to emiark in business no Address I. Scott Jones, CHANCE class lbarnesas maket cobipetitven, gown town. Ronve Terre, Mo aa- - ————a BUSINESS WANTED. 14 Words or Lass, 20 Cents STOR! eur, two fo Pent «s WANTED -T re Vis ¢ quics +» ; ltef ng tens! ne a8 ° jie. NOV CHTAR le witht = pour fair dea 4 , eta taht HWARITNAGEL BR x } SL Incorporated aylta BUSINESS FOR —— 14 Words or Lane. of fem ERY ? mel 1i\ $i") reut . , iter? Au In Diispatel ‘-FSTAURANT-~ For sale, room; must sell at once. reataurant and lunch 1807 Washington @r. “‘olored girl for ws girl for sewing and- J116 SS —— B00M8 FOR RENT. ‘ 14 Worda or Less. BROATWAY, 1544 CHESTNUT ST., 1412 Rooms for genis of N.— Furnished housekeeping, with cook stove, $1, 19 Cents. troom for light $1.50 two $2.25 ta‘ fu: a, = '¢) buUrtisiies. reading Peetu, Ge 1207--Near newly, 2013 -Tlousekeeping room, $1.5 two ‘ nts front etrie Lafayette Para; uleely furnished, furni«hed front rooms, Fe} , eheap rooms, steam heat. o week- each at $1 rooms, for gene eat: het hath: corner house. OTN |: Two desira ree otiis ‘ li 4th hovmseke pti. OLIVE >» esses obront and $1 ench, with tre ulso OLIVE ST., 1815 -Lerze gentiemen: near Union Stal OLS ST. 26n7. Pail rooin 1, hee ke Pixs *T week; furnace Rooms for get . WASFTIN firm, tare WoANTEING TOON tr - ' » minty 7 is WiASTTTNG TOON ire WASTING TOON A’ roves for lish Wasi INGTON AV rooms without boererd, back moons 6 promt light room for two sitivgie or eh st “a floor front, hie newls furnished front parior; reas for at nis, pair wr three on aiso room fer light $3 per ! reoms for | ly var, Wek 13°. itlemen and hoise- is for gents rams for light BOOMS 14W o> Leva, i“ mon sre ’ ~ C7 AKE ] QSAR PseeNn } ere {Ss «% , ‘?) MISSISSTPEP - very MiissetriteAN rei giititas furn s cect Poel corms AN ST OL t ir?’ board. ia.iemen ua mb: excelent me ™s,. "Ty had 'p bi . reason- [eimpeeat refilie os Te qu ve!) full ‘Ved roe ms A ane Oi, Be - ¢ tale. VW ni payday j » - ilar iip.e t ni : ; =T li eomih eat jones WASHINGTON AVN for {We petits: § WM ASHI NGTON AN xoenl WESTMINSTER i'l reeom foF coche persel, veniel Wit diene ;.% sal new we Laae, HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.. WAN TrD. 14 Words or Leas, 3 Cents. rED—3 oor famille WANS hria.iau ined arr vi i), Post-Liispat ALLOPED oysters. iiford. Quy N. Otb et. hooMs , per dos. . 25¢. ROOMS ANS WANTED «lew, ia «6U6fhear ¢? ‘a anwoe\ts BOAKD WANTSD. 14 Words or ines Bm Cents. —— e) iine we DWELLIN 14 Woerds of ' ese MATHISNOON ST, or two families LATYTERY ST, 20 cistern and stable; detached; we Se Se titan aac, 7 ere ' Pr; wee —§ rooms, gas NGS FOR RENT. if «enote bat! bath, gov rent §22.50. TO LET FOR te ee ——— o FURNISHED HOUSES 5 TOR BRENT. : 14 twerds or. lees. 10 cents NEWSTEAD AV , 220 Tetween “Lin fell an 4 Mary: ian avs furnisicd bonse, ¥ rooiwms, trametiaie Proms C 84) ON SUBURBAN 4 W Tleol Sb Cap ort, ' hen ifiai Dieos furnished. fn eaburhs of We oak Apr ' I : EFROPERTY FUR RENT. rie or Lass. 1? Cents FLATS FOR RENT. 14 Worda or 1) Centa. ELEVENTH ST, 1108 ANI? tenn av. amd Ilickery s° kitchen: reas nal.e fen OLIVE &T., 3814 tions: porcelial rent vers low Lee, UNION RTL, bath, : (‘o., FOR COLORED PEOPLE. 14 W 19 Cents. >a or Tessa. water in kit near AWMWENT AY grr 4. A neat enttage; a SsAch ever stable, lot Sox160; $87 per month, FOR RUSINESS PURPOSES 14 Words oT Lese 1) Cents BROADW AY ale f 4425 & Two nice front rooms, sult- ‘ ale nt sf FACTURFRS— ot pper any eive to aut, iighe. W VWEANT corner bulldinz: out power; earcelicnt Clive st rok RENT FOR SATAmen- 14 rooms. KEELEY: & (4).. 1441 N Twas? eng.ue, Teal ‘brandit NINETEENTI! torv: Mex l.v: re h.-p In tive West Ena one rr. for denis Ad K 73 Ri ention STORKROONM W ANTE 0- Sinell Deel Cover $15 Ar] WASHINGTON AV REMOVALS. 14 Words or Leas. 20 Cents. NEW S17 Unie Singer sewing ANZOUS WANTS. 20 Cents. MISCEL \ 14 Words “Wy Saas | iD. We wil Bh aot } ’ Olid Grok | is MISC Ei. 14 Worls or Leas AANKOUS FOR SALL. “bv Cents La . ro cents al YIORILE sele weter trie, per dozen Wi (3 yon Ip OYSTER tio NOG] TO EXACHALYG 14 Words or Iaas newest eee ee. ere wr 2 eee eer HOU SEROLD Furuiture. GOODS re MUSICAL. 14 Wordle or leas @) Cents and &4 Te «a 4 PIANOS $) re at . HORSES AND VEIMICLES. 14 Words or Lesa, 206 Cents Lor siia. ren e e lor ga.e 1448 ri! ' “Niaog X “OnE 'pre wary POULTRY AND BIRDS. rde or leas, & Cente 14 Ve KENS. For “A ‘ 4 KeTe : eswick TYPEWRITERS. 46 Words or lane 20 Cents. eee be -ea's nat t.j 4 a Be | wv patent arty 1k ae eng 7 LT ENTS br WS]OINS, acilvice free Hi I) S. O'Brien, 421 Chestuut st.; notary ganite, PERSONAL. 14 Worda or Lose, 3° Cente. IF SON AT. Rte , : . ‘ PERSONAL. N he a>? adi 7 PERSON AT , Poise! Jong PERSONAL SUNDR‘ES. 14 Worda or Less 20 Centa fVedbae § : T rr. *k. conftidentia: . “ORNEYT. e ’ . a | en eVvevlbgs ' ee ‘ divorce censes onen evea- st “wil erin inal and premprit aud disc reetirc: law Bureau, 112 N. 8th ~ he ate an? responalble lawrers who iy all @urte: diterers ob ta! ned at reasonable highest commercta legal Agen ite troubtes, Atechrrges, etc.; , 107 N. Sth et Wm : IDR 4 * NA NEWI.ANI? erm, home fis fe AG } treated anv catse shes arr R's regu'ater, tndiee Pompe liine at ~HMT \eewrwan. aryve t!rry ui beter MES. DR rT m@entfat' rensonauble: wilil take ARTI ist: lates” private meet emer trained irees tr at- attention: treata frre y- ~s or no «harge: tnfarta “wot Morgan st. Kinlord \' ‘4 |? v ‘n attendance Ne snee”” and le seit ! Relis tele ids, , be erly { LADIES —Iy in trouble. save time and money by cailing et 2011 Franklin av LADIES I'r Anns New! emi’ & fai - tev treatine mt fees wn = Recninator never +4t* ef. revulator never falte one Mire. E. Starr, 211 Frank is av privat heme before and sey: re YOIS Wash et. T.AT*tTs Me treaty: tree. EADY? °S {<) oo . + i! vurivs confinement Mfrs confinemen’ uble call. 2340 S. {0 .. aifetys anid RINT! RSH. BR Creie & Co.,, ee N BE : ,e sav Wit do ¢ we oO W \t—l-ser aty AND =| ae 2 i) Laas asf? , tndeed, fren’ 'n need ts a iit " he ver ak LADIES }: jath Ss M OPTICIANS. *4@ Words or Leas, 20 Cena. peativ esamined free ' ‘1 iinmd Pe inkl ILVER WABE. 20 Cente. GOLD AND 14 Words or Less r viper OE roha tid cold *“pectac.es od flee. st. fitted to tba Lastias Crplicul DANCING. 14 Words or Laas. 2O Centa. DANG aN‘ j's h and Utah ae ik | Li wy , urs ia@y Bal dancing event SreaoNndD Str ormnitg * yperiis yureédrfs, _ Teasous ible. A THe DAES TSH , bt STKIEley peed. eiy'4 this Weta s thlireé atic¢ ane pr Will jor bt ie ! et rhe advant aye ‘ il ; x jarani bad iac'e ‘a's RSONSL PROVERTY. 20 Cents LOANS ON Wi 14 Words or Lees. LitANS nee * em furniture and plato@, very ‘ rat Tho & coy 734 Heiland Ke . lenda money ure, ete., % lonned of rmeut to auil nrnt retali pay me is NF LOANS ie Pates HD l Irregular compete ‘ home STORAGE. 14 Werds ot Lease, 20 Copta, ABest Preonac. rELY Pillr PROOF tole. ‘parate cb AS SLebat DELITY STORAGE PACKING & MOVING GJ - Ps Sere hows Morsan OG aneb efiice, 1luds mien Poones— Bell, Maw 1lid y Mais 23 Eilsiccs wes PHYSICIAN, =] ——-<~— pate GENEVA VAN KAMEN TREATED BY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Ne IT COULD NOT SAVE HER, Talented Young Pianiste Died and Will Be Buried Under Christian Science Auspices. aweet-face@d little who died Friday un- ce treatment, wf] ,) vy afternoon at 2 o'clock, liffered on the method of 1 the mothe rhe wish of the mother ime her \liness an Way It is now that the chureh o? esSarg tiie father Continue tn The sery] oft Charles New ’ 7 ‘ ~ sles aA rie . ’ oe 3 . e held at the residence wT sagem ne gtreect, ‘loof toe Chrietian Sei- ‘burch oMictating intenunena will be has been separated from some time. He is not a Christian ind admits the question of reli- ore large y into thetr-cantrovere Van kK ‘men iived with her half rs. Flanagay neat De Hodja- Stnidey tieneva compiained of ind contracted a cold. Mone ‘orse and Mrs. van Kamen fan Science treatment, The Improve and Mr. and Mra, they begged thet a phyal- They sav Mrs. van amen thy ito do this. even thou id grew Weaker dily and finally, g und r the eritlcismes of her rela- e’t the tukinug Geneve to ‘thience of Arthur FP. de Camp, @ ‘minent Christian Sctentist, at $0 Allan. “Ot, The r combined efforts could .e the little girl's life, and she dled morn: mal Rebar day the body was ie Neweorry home. weotne there. “The last ‘ . ‘ “wes last week. ithy and bright and looked ‘es’ fo the Next concert ory She was omy 1] yeare lented a iniste, When I[ giv] eS ae or mittee? thought light of my life haa do her «hristian Sele detend her course, children when thetr bid as Geneva's,” them. What wags heilieving 1 was to not th when I took She had a eore throat i.ffieulty about her not consider her cone om at al) serious The day before she waiked from the ‘third etory to ! back again. An 1) person done that. J] have ce vy the Christian Science treat- beloved that I could do it FELL FROM RAILWAY TRESTLE. Jack Bond's Desperate Effort to Es- cape a Passing Engine. , Janel Reread, colored, Was taken to the itv Hospital Saturday morning suffering frcan internal injuries recedved itn a taj Pre m a raliway tresile at some point of t . How: 1 was suffering too much pain to te bie : Htppacmes when he w bart sufe “way house, »s SUM kreew foett out van Kamen 4! riends viworously ited two other Was almeost as “and I cure] prevent my ei? Weise C‘armip's to Te there W.i eone tithing, but I she he railled was from ‘Tex while trying t¢6 wap ul, } ‘ pom pa ssing e*riagilie’. FOR LEASE. 14 Words or Lesa, 20 Cents. STORE FOR LEASE of Olive street and suming avenue, alter to sult ten- ant. Aiso put in entire plate glass front and make same the most attrac- tive store on Ollve street. teasona- bie rent to a good tenant. If you centeimplate moving see us MERCANTILE TRUST CO., Bth and Locust Sts. S. KE. Corner wil] — —— NS ON REAL eSTATE. ts bWorde or Leas. 20 Cents. MONEY TO LOAN. Lowest rite Alt’ L. a « ME EL MaS® k 8B. CcO wos Cheetoat at LOs To lean. $1000 at 6 per ceut o8 first enot d. i must be geod, A » 5S, Post-Diee - any amount; lowe t‘heetont «et. ‘ry security; "oo oTerrye & Sone, 621 ed MONLY WANTED. 14 Wirds or Less. 2 Cents. MONEY WANGET $) r ree ov Ove yea rr oe on house ond dot tha afe party Ad. D " years, on ime ing gentieman. y etore bosiness® gi.) for 33 three yeare, ne cent on dowf- three two of , vree vears, will pe ry omni. elon, wiil bon! sree pire roawne) foe) SZ. Poet Uetepateh — —~<GET 6% FOR YOUR MONEY. e , " from ¢: ane ~ bs (rth | 24 ¢ heetunt sak —EEE —— a STEAM CARPET CLEANING. 14 Words or lane it) ( ents : 7 iA low «9 eT and fala} varper « eantag ‘er ADOPTION. 14 Words of Leas, 2) Coats <a cette family &@ i'.ive $< ALL SORTS. Is MUTE Au, sO ore eS Am ne qios OF yaunTial FA onr MA . rumitY, e at office MEDICAL. 14 Worde or Leese aed Cesta. , mree 4 wth vend | » | sb. t ore ‘ t AS. Post Ihe ‘ ‘ . fesei* Write Vegetable ¢ “arative yr?. sonameene 8 ah ively cere eminel weakness, lawt Wenhewd, ete, t Z to eevee e rs and eacesees, ip tWo Bt tation “Fania “price $3; trial sise si. De Cc, Vorgas et. ovasus esha ana TAF Sa < sé. we. EN a ey ¢ T
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PPT AT IE ee EE EM LE TE IE Fe pais ee elon ion Oe mow ————— , pees : . : > a i el en ore er —— ISSUE OF L?- We .4) Pi $23,000,000 Sandi ees Rie cores BRIE! UNITED RAILWAYS COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS = 48. Com ....f : a . Me r «at te 7 ; , BEARS, Third “ Parithe . A Ao : oneal dng were offered at lll, w aa no bids. has venue ss, ALD oe . Tices of ofher issues Were Merely motmi- Closing Hlighest lLasweal be emu to geen] = caine a } pe eres Haas | Wes. | PE ee. oe First General Mortgage 4% Gold Bonds, SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 10, 100. 14°) «ww 7TS th New York Stock Sales. ST. LOUIS STOCKS AND BONDS. WHEAT. od iad ) oti . doncaet " uss Av. & Fair branes he. Vas . 48 » 4° - 1 7 hy Ee by) ‘ ie op ta so oy Reserved for acquisitions, better- ) a . 2 « . shen ay —S ‘ » iisttieds eu : times iid te ments, and improvements, a S, OOO, 9000 Miussissippl Valles (itizens Railway ts J July ; ' : ' ' ‘ +>” Th . : Present iseue F d i nis and 4 wm fleet | : } . " it ¢ . ! ; t nlon P ‘ ee (Tite AGO. yt Wheat “Ty, ter’, ere needed to satist a 6, “ir : eat Wester c: 2 . — Depot Ky. 2 year... =! + BLAIS Hb: July. GW, Corn—Feb., | ° rh ot eat ; witbog. 00 | 7 Hees: om " cae ‘erga eS 5 a Se ¢ wy on , es es 9 ; ware ? M est i’ : a a? houthern steers this Reserved, "7 $8,435,000 Reserved, $ 7,652,5 ave - us $01 8 jlotd of L6US penned steers | issued, 11,565,000 Issued, 17,347,500 Southwest, $1.00; ae | Missourt Eatisen Electale « ws : “Ts Northwest Missourl Balisen Elect : ) 1; Sept. $1.18 a Mirssour! Falisem couslu ; : WHIBAT trranive-Tbimetall 7? : Advanced markets abroad rather surpr hae e Merchants’ Beodse ts raders, Dbulle were glad t hat Texas an Ai Territere cows and Mer ‘hbants beruslual . , . Pr es tor «le il fertuyr , { acat t if . re ere arece thi Week and tine mite . / : ull The fu ange Wns $2 .M tou $4 Lo All leans to-day ’ ‘out re i ": eit hery. iIsness | certaint: * marke! “ye : 4 cn) } lamee mm) them Alvarade Tex "Tr. tae MT verat pri 7 “was Qotrain of LS0)-pounmd steeis Trem bewle, Was Wal $20,000,090 $25,000,000 shore 4 On the New York Curb. : . u ; te 4 ee or | ™ ~ opening ei i wa h F rs ; ~ ; . rapid charges In the ojpanrmsite ti t | . were plain «mail - New voi. a 6. - se ee oat 9 on curbi: , 7 ; ; ’ ‘ Ho sconcerting . Livertel cloned 4 ‘iy and ara ' fai ; o ». 0 . Pao Bs heavy de These bonds are Coupon Bomds of Slur eas hi » bearer ith privileg f registrateao of prit- ered big; Tlie Merl se ties te iy were as follows. ‘Tiean- Nettle Mining s% ; on - + ce! “A . ee Pere ee eee ‘claliy the proad BRitets eh ier Kr ten ° clpal ad ae dec ab uene steal ” eas maa _— | oosinad areas ie lle: : The world’s shipments are figured at 4.GMom hig] “tive CO Le yo Dikle Principal Rod interest are payable in Uuited States geld com of or equal te the present . rte, 4.S¢eh tem bu last Week Tie Austra ‘hones » ti » days e arnt -_ tandaml of. weight and The fiers eit deetu. tion Cor ans of taxes which, under any presea§= Thee Unite fates of merica, at of the , of the State of Missaurt, tBe s spate: i rae ta Atmuligatuat « | tant aogpit’ i ’ ’ [fle « i ; ‘ i} wh bier? 11 P 7 ae 2° . ode ah . ~ : —% hg ‘ At =i b Nb ‘ lan shipment Cael temp ion eimparesd with olere ; : ' { a of ee Lathe, “Fe Dpusar . , os wt wr oan tenes ‘ : gare oe . ~~ _ , . . 2 : maTawit : eo se fenes ’ * or nfure [aw 7 , : : bu last Week The Australian shipments show a . Siete ‘ ; "fa | ferred at cas Money Market. : ; : iste : . rrit . ort , De eas, t Lia date " leaoddl " . ] atley , Local 4 e falling ff which does mot bri ne the w id's shiip hg ore ‘ ane i J ee of Clortnpwens may ie rei res} ¢ ae I ; ui: i the I ‘ iat. onal state or wueakh ipal pelrpasaecs seas Chaitiges Weve 2s MM ked | * 4 i , i halal hs, ; 4 «¢ Kdwards & Mons Brokerage Co exchange Mente Wy much re iat } ‘ ‘ . ee ae 1$S 100 pp . rm, ‘ T » Se ‘ ‘ , : I 4 al ge. however, amd con a ” os These tboteds «atinot be Ped “ET Tee ferme ainr nt ~ ‘ ! ' os .aeert “ail Lehirie ‘om “, sary ia | ’ ; J . Hn . br ikers uote ch Mle Blilic ete b iber ana I nite] “lales merle mtiv eid met ' : hullish influence that 7 ia ~- sp F ‘ eceuisiana 14 cars ; os : atl al ee ocured va heft gage cu all _ } Cogeerdattimg, .ttitd Te Vi 4 j Pidadere th} ; | . 7 sg Wes! ; fetes as Po.lewe: that thew might have a e Bravstreet's wheat satin oY s ourWard tiovetment was 20 car load, real estate, franchises stimoks th MANET and preperty of every hind or deacripthon iu the if rere . . >i Q ; . 4 ; ali ‘ . ° ’ int oO . Siuwitk Met lase ; 1s 1k > ~ : -) Pe Boke A«keal ‘ fl pur eX) . Creat } + 3 is > a) yr? MM) bevy Boag ‘ATS dar ipa ae the tifat feur ‘ itv +thel (apunery of hail | Lvouls ae ereleolbaritige fe or whieb mav bereafter he wetru teal or acquired I ta an Tes attic dtteual : rme.he . ee \' ehatientl Ate : ‘ +e ‘ ‘ ° eeee Lae d.seount ‘ discount rege @: ar ' i kK ry Tm) . 7 : vk. A few eats ds le ‘t arte fur @x Viti eoatbitatel A i) hb : } i. gp ere ; Aine > eliec unt yo elis count : Tey theatliatletis (Comparatively the south ob 4 Mths) s*” if ‘ ; . ‘ ‘ as ‘ ts ; e.tiy a“ } . \ i , " . ee Se discount * dineount ben beans 1° i} remain om dies : . pati wus enuly Liie ‘dlerunte ane Line “rye Le a : PoRD a . y : : ; re bith UNITED RAILWAYS COMPANY © ST -L4el IS f¢ a corperation «hartered by the idte by, the sald Ratiways ¢mpenys " sevelnul setuahieaia We yer iunati ' . . ine onnt ise: ult 1) ! ‘ howet th in lust year, eur eXport os Lin f . - ' ‘ in 2 | i wl ! | New Obrleaus ry climenvuiit ‘aliseuubl picking up vers faust ’ ! Lie billie eb TT at Me a he *. . y : "= 4 “ ** he ent ¢ “ eT } as it? : mulher ‘ tert NITED STAI FS BONDS Ite elpts ni “Tf l " 4 my were 11 4 by Vervaek , Pa h sel . ‘ ‘ : : ve of \li-s mri. witt uh au ] i iAt ! capt il Int aap Ps cae . ‘ 4. courpared with 14 aims , i duv last vera ’ re TES ~ . were an " hast . } a Common Stock of the former, $11.500.005) has been issued. atid $5.45 008) le reaerved in cotp lyueo rom Aug ; ‘ hese «* : , . me sre lens , . ee ee ; : ae . : . n oie ot from ao. ph these at ages ag? ade ’ care % local, against gp. Fh horses: Sapp & Raughie occenoke. for future acquisitions, bettermenta, aud improvements; of (the latte® $17. 547 ’mw has beew jaaud ; ‘) . eo (sf The same day *) ‘ . : 4 . . = ya ‘no eoln 1607 Wises “po 2 ii enad deat at i i Hi poner huffa : a , eos and $7 oOo! wm) is reserved for future acquisitions befttermentis and improvements Tue («appear ‘ a “ne ‘eis . “os : . . : ‘ . . ‘ Hug Dan, HOC TSLOW Lb, a., TeiPaes: ¢ ’ ‘ : , te colt 904 Pes ' z “$1 +y gg gt vst fh 7 ul ~ 1th | artinan, btipeli, Pa, herses; Fisher & KR, Jer was atthertzed under an ordinance from the City of St Louls te copetruct alwut SO miles of attect dts. ‘ bENP EN ar, “) ‘atner. the gre nie ase he .- : ity. \ } horse ’ ; Ob creed t 1YLo cor y : , ing gratin eX pose! wit stat \ VPectial “hig ~ y re ; we Sa oe runs for fifty years from April lZth, IS@s. This Company has aequired by deed all ef the railroad neoln 181s ; vl f dntuaye 11) clegeetid « ie ‘arti tiie nes ln ewin WIS YQ from pee "$ , if . mais i | one LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH. lines, properties aud franchises, and substantially all of the shares of stock of the following Gum ¥ «op ; vide . ‘ j of the in colu 1900 Q from May .102‘, T panies exXeept tle SI lants Traction Comrany am! the St. Louts Ratlroad Crewpany tue of $20.04) 000 5 per cent cammnulative Preferred Btock and market Wotttd ut first Se he ope ferred bkicetric Pnenmatt bilectris Vale , l I rilis ‘ de qs i weiss myer the ther Chiang: View agton [Peal + 4 motoaf pnportetece do pref rresf beer CHo er tata were Wats a bithas International Steam Dump ated in the end Aimer. page "a" the poeferred :, belhow th “art, inte iha Mim . Natanal | Salt : ss Mie wgquarter J We, lit si : \ Te idee pot cert 5a ’ . . , : Atit), Feb. 100—t'attle kes elpis “ad: NOM : . ; - Lo «e - a? " eo Vasae ‘ oe oi A. ae ‘ P , 77 “ olin | 1) t? > Natio al Sy «fe : > ‘ os . te . " : Sis - " lat m Sie 1OWer, Che Palirondis Were IWon MmiXe National Pulm .. ; . . : cal Bank Ciearings. bin” hee weyers , " ui Natal Stemly, ceeves, SHG, come, sband on roada tn let B " shat ai , ub f the former ft ewna all the ste bk, oul of the latter Sugar Was up lsd talrd Avenve Was uj), hy pre fervent pe neees we! To-das's clearing house statement shows: Clear- onened a bid of G81. — . $5.00 EO) canbers, $2 2502 I, atoek ners than twee thirds i+. Allogettrer, : lav a@VebTamed lbetler r New Armisterdam Gras ; . ot oo) * lage to day, $4. 3965. 352, this week. 83 , : > ay . _ —, se. . — yey E t - le! . $3 2504.00. Texas . trees eo, ! ie hoe its i? ‘a : ' «e oloel “ile preferred é : : - le a ims? week. b i 13, cht : last year, b al O83 O87 : : y oo a . . . - wm , P r ' ‘ ' ow Receipts Lord tv, : Mouday, ie ered MER. 20 1+ gen Tt oe : ‘ duiees to dav, $SH47.142, thie week, 835.452.0090. hb a ame” p or w ag M “. a ter a a j ep, CRM?, left over, S207, alwut Sec i rc. ' SEC it jFRITY OF MOR TG GE Notes : England Traospertation rr... 3. | week, $2,907,468; last year, $4, 000,089. . . ae ie an. Sa Arca oma ' $5.05, mixed aud butchers’, $4.754.5.05; y=\ ‘ , N.Y. Bleetrte Vebtele Trans. : SS ee oe - FP bo Gh prihieali ae? p or,” Cw CPU ral bee avy, $i2‘@ 2.05 ronal be ; =m i boas > autie date ciast year ‘ cht. $4 Tiga 0S: bulk ve The pited Railways Company’ aeqnired the following shares of stocks of street railways in- Th! lof which ehares have been deposited with the St. Louls Trust (mmpany, A new promod is sald to have been formed in ype b | . = Perel ry hent Vinteapolis and Tintuth te. | P , é “8, Coloradk hu Tne neadgilarters of tis eng Pee Sereys a . hee : . ee “ ' t S12 © ee Pag, tase en, eleady, , -tuers, eotlie bb AIS SYSTEM, Blt ol seed thé rie L , ‘ , ‘ , i na . from w ine Blass il Ibu king Powder nfd é ‘pl, ‘ . : : ae \; ; ‘ Joan nus 4 pare ! with sis cars ot ys 4 ‘ oF he mo: Weste i Wellers, a . Trustee WwW pte oe Ue . in vei, it liteltiver ticxnwdo Mfg. 4‘ ¥# ei ‘ ° saive Gate ias veal ; eon “nil tensks ati :. $2,617 Wieatern =" t reports come of the BeoWwihg eon tion «il de preferred ' r , ‘ el or ‘ 7 ' slpitecn nes . . aes ae Fhares ‘Total Shares “ «| - 2 ome (958 « : _* eR sdihalll oe , al sdlatreet’s exports of corn from both coasts for - ; oh ida sralacing ot 2 SPICER, . the eens eo tt Brainy CA- | Meaederd «08 oa | MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Feb. le kb. 3.451.000 bn, compared with 2.5 we Pe be}, shipment, ! oi Acquired Shares Outstanding pacity. slitue says eeleral Carvings ... : A Sifenger opening Was caused by higher mar ia : Neue , se aie a ~+.. hipments, OTs Shee t : ) ° . ° P A : we , ‘ La. ft an aoe) PL eee ’ adie wk 3 "* ; i » oes ort _"s 4? Yeeltty Periite ated € 7] o nt , wm Ne Stiii bie mish on siinal. N ’ reason { pasbeeneiene Sane kets abroad aud Sle moderate y bullish there 3 - om ‘ am ; tN RP er , . . ilieftuent WX 2 ar thar AWenu atid iavton Railw 1 i mhpany aa ; ; ‘ mie ¢ sea Z ' nt res © ¥ lel 10. —t’attle Tew ost) Leouls Cross County Ratlwav Company ' 1} «me 4 «) eTiTiaetlolia cS Cnat thie Bi t tthe +t WW u se0ert wn { ‘ A wing rulla Later = tS ay r@enmed . tury and the —— ¢ . , 7 on ' P - mx :) ' ep. . ! : ui Liubtipte: Native steers, : 1 «nh Niiddiaund sfreeft Rallway Company ; ' nung , ag masere Th ‘ , advances were guickly overcome by tae bears, : eheh ‘ Tae £3 oS: Texas eo : . Lrustleen Lmshierva bw ee ade eppoufes (ad i\ \ . : ' a aa . . : . el iz bees rtnehy ‘3 » thy: these ort es ae rity ’ . ° ‘ “™) we re, —— e r ; » ‘Ct _ for tMe rece .t e.ecthic nent acy sisiten ws, HRN. pet, 30. United Mates tunis af | the market once dropping dead, tar a long time celpts cat: a cals ere Te te cad native cows and heifers, $2.¢04a4 0, stock. oa sf bawia, Clayteg e (¥eve (ueur Katlhway Company : ef : , ch an :, th » nt m jl sa. ‘ ' a tu alier ita eourse, preferring te remain - on S Mee . tin vs 7 tH abiit feecter “4 at Tt: bulis $5 ther Sh aT 457 ' Lavtiin ‘ ounty Street Rallwar (Yaupany 435 ie caeti.taarnsy ‘me i 4 i *’ zx! Le endae’] iy Ashes Tr fr: over ha weal . i ’ i ‘ ‘ te d ‘ se a“ t ‘ its : market wWwoak © 40 “7 . . a . . - oll $ - ‘ ; P) ila | ‘ * : . 7. ‘ ouraiie . - 5 j bf ‘ yr ter! a ‘ ss ; 1) a. YP the adeot Wwaitlhilt sik diontas in Is, -s registered . ‘* : he ‘ eally portan 1 lay ' Beas aned beg ! Wk of sales. 74. SU: heavy. $4 tid : > & Forest Park Rallway Comp ates al fa reg steered Sen 600 ves - an) . hat a , . , tie Coe ssc pt > mat ay 2 , atoher ' " - mixed $4 a4 x Bd. OOM roma . . . . . "Thy 9 miarke its rhein ij | . thie ‘ ~ hep = hy.et ter than veomtonmabs ' . . ‘ — =~ =* 7 ‘ . = . . var’ | . nin ’o ’ » ecelpts ; s Missourl Bie ide reported relUbeling © pee fos registered pe eereceeseocecosere =" Bia | hey , ft] “fluence on the n . SY oe" oot. See am. i. oe . , mearke; oan, ; ah "? Wee I ok ake Sa) Southern Fleetrie Raliway G.nipan: Comin a pecan one pov : i 4s! . j . a ; : . : io efnts ' nT al in Les ilayv were Toit a . - "Sy: pits . . cent Dolds on 4 per cen. basis, then We 6.06.0 : mb he che : p : : \ Slee tmurket . >» St , Ceomipran 2 avin i ‘ tinal iD “Reports of the check oS UIG bu. as compared with S6S.000 bu same date My. , tmaurke luc ~, Larnuis ‘Traetion praenys SINCE THE ACQUISITION OF SUCH SHARES THE COMPAN ~” HAS, brirmd AVetiio refunung arrangements “ y piumbia = -. rs 3 ” and shorts covering Were Che «: r sont! mangas lire : > Camis , opening ane later advan on In this ' se :) one 400.923 bu, compared with 435.000 bu fremeete ee lee ee. See eee See Cort mere chee the oo, ; mame date leet yeer.- | MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. UNDER THE LAWS OF THE\SPATE OF MISSOURI, ACQUIRED BY PUR. anak i Mebhebey. inceeheed | cee cull oe t0.—The maract emit ‘ective | ratte, Came at tee, Srgeation core cop. this Sota at &t. Eowte ncday were 25.800 he, |: tilUAGY, Feb. 10.~ Higher cables, due to the| CHASE ALL TEE Pees a, messes, FRANCHISES, AND PRIVIL- ’ we ‘ " i iA ef openes clive wear w oom mm loeerrt Se em emered letn compd Vy carne rucuea onan te : oe) SEME tiny the me dav a vear nite ae eet Hine pe Piet ig wi “ he ‘ Ml ps Pulte tuft = EGES OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES: ~ t i ected, . wo ere that expect amd ire yular within «a narrow range, except: fer nothing oe Mev 1. IN#). to January Ti Tian , ‘ : Cpewng wa f these aeks ated IS © ‘Te local, agali ‘wer vesterd: t te BN On protit. taking together with the ¢;rand Avenue Kallway Company uy. together with the Misseurt Rallroaud (saupany, the Poorest Park. La- ‘eetmed Lintell Railway Company "sow National Ratiwav Gampanyv ¢ rhl» t } ids ; . be refunding Ms ssourt Pacific bon ” sat d St. Paul, which _—— off about a mia the exports « Porn from Afgent) i Lae and Uruguay fn ‘ me «dav “ , ;' ‘ eS. © i we de tration stocks showed signs of beaviness : amounted tu 36,784,000 | Ney Sow aii wea ae 1¥y loth ae , Oss we ostirebeth of sort Nion Depot Ralroad € oittpany, ‘ople's (gas gr tye meeting uf Blo kK - he ther haud. same of the internationals = we ! iat r o f Aneta = ve ML > ne * Per very js uw he at uilie |] ¢ he oe re tine la ss Loin igi va ‘ ais aia Was best on Cineage at lb o chock fened oa osifght fraction in sympathy with the ’ Weat! “al o-night 1 oprobal a. ee Le One 2 ats of o4'ae. |] te tsi ms nett ‘ccelpts here were en y mi tis Morning im the Landen com sheryg ion ee _ peel ga al Se BARLEY—Malting grades. 45e, oS cars. None of comtract ges Minnenapoils ana clede and Fourth Street Railway (sanpany, the Compton Heleita, Chien Iwepet and Merchaats Terme Amet an Pobaceo is Qressing Sugar very Thre beet le oo oe ge | ot ta tas — western eection of the country and is als« Mish | Receipts nat sais lia wh mane n. by parrten 4 rm, against 447 iast Week nal Rallroad Company the Tavioer Avenue Katlways et ta the Vandeventer Aventw Rallroad Come mard, and before toe end of another Week Il up alinost © points ere were in over the Middle Rocky Mount lope eins nt pinata thts UESS., Wh, SOlpibents, ~ “Bee : pul , , . ue 1: ‘om pa will im sail probabil y be selling : onside raviy iy the general list in sympathy ) loweet aa ‘the hervins Bi Noreies at oh eneianas ‘ie net large and activite pany. and the Deimar Avenne and Claytom Rallway Company, ° fe * = 4s } ‘ : ° . ‘ | , P : . on ot te . * ® Pr , Taehat? T _ sea ge above the Havemeyer cert.ficates. Thete is | &U tive strength was shown by Consolidated Gas Precipitation oweurred over portions of the Gulf he “yi Se. Oe, eee ee J. he close was Gtup, May by6e>w Southera Blectric Ralitgad Wompens talk of an inereasesdt dividend on A Toba, oe Cy Oy pe air lS glad pelea ay Be pat and — i oy ee xenerally fair | Ute): > ~N » $) = Poon oe" s a2 “ee hr . ; ** ‘ales eee . yas Avenue and Fair Grounds Ratlway Cem any but it is mot taken seriously by the street, Pap we ie. en » | “ pw a) weit- | WeEATheE Plerasser he teusperature has Pisen ' Seb age * rt gin oes agg Dc sane abort a" ina he move in the st wk is largeavy Mmaniguss- ithe at the metal KMoap cheehed the rise and there!) dectdhedlvy In ail sectloms exeept the Atlantic States, | . 3 r. F got heheh . 7 , “ “— = Se ee sige nines + 7 t ce | moos | eo othe was “am SAT] lip in Aurfican Tobaceo. Cwilornade, WW Yolulhg and t tal * o , 4 7, ¢ on ve Ai Be Jf stil $7 ily any ti , vintt ; ics .t Ver babi prea at os fhe tuatket declined in the second heur, Sugar. | OWIDE te cursor Abs amos \ “isxt.ure “ser. o we pe pote SAY crpperiec | Paria t eui@ Ceonmty BP SSE SHIT. the local traction stecks, Misseurt Pacific, Burling a ; J Vestemebay abt belts elaneb : aetwat t anne Western Union ough to sell in the 70s ant fon Wissousin Central preferred = and Western Stocks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators. Wheat, $4.75 ; : one | he emd, May el ' , anuiis Cross County Railroad Comipa protabiv Will thelore Speeti kteeks were recovered. The «.ceing as quite active ., CMe Qt ry 29 te '@ nen’ % woUR, Abi wadvaeed To ahh: ao, if the American Linse Co amd strong at the relly and bet changes were : pox oo ws agp tel Diab os tat ! 5 ke Oa e ee te ‘he provisde Hiarket rt ned with Mav pork 5 This aaaeiiiaiae is directly secured ee these propert 168, subject to divisio }- sey ~ De soe. ee eee mixed > a oat ant aan eee atia | nttalghte . . Ry se ct tC SLL tym TT OO, May dard a shade | Wit i it) " York ari We lres ay next New York Money and Exchange . - . : ; «*. . . ' : : € jee } ' $6 “Wade wo, and Mav ridos sasbuneed al liens bearing from 5 to 7 per cent interest, amounting to a total of $13..- week aril declare the usuai quurteriy " at... 2. NOs oo NOt and medium grades cw gaiadaal , : Lower pres at the yards bas 3 . divide nl ber cent on preferred stock. | By Ass lated Press | No. Bohn ; Roe B75 O27!) Pearl qienl, hominy aud grita........ i tse. The pes of esa, (x ae ee 980,100, of which $5,00. +100 can b> retired within the next two years, hi ilies consalidation of: Sa NEW YorRK. Feb 10. Money on eall steady at ; : Nes chor, 2S . Di) Cornmeal ond sma offerings caused a rea@ctiou late with an annual saving in interest of 354,623 when replaced by 4 per cent fiona, See e , Vrmmerto: Hoo; »>and American 2 per cent, prime ee mapper, 44) per orn’ . ell ‘ SND ye flour > cet MD y pork advanced tov $11.15, ribs and b d Sterling exchgnge steady, with actual bustneas in é ~ Uslter 7 e.s be wees aewe iG RASS Sh Ir! - 4eerinad millet at $1.20 ig f onas. ” " 7 ; Rey ee > Feb 10 —('ash wheat Ne Tin Plate is discredited by « aj f th , oom vine Tae : , , Le — = n vi~ bothers tbillxe' at $4,874 fur demand and at $4 54), . - wile “ eo -. ' Mee tearis at . co A | . : ’ a rid ‘ i] it “a } in : sit Ay for ) dave. Puste l rnuteas. £4 om) and &4 SNL, ‘ i . - 2 Tr s b, y : . i iu 4° 3 ‘ ‘ * te rit . ’ ss ae ty! % yt’. No } - Tag ™ NO - lard ; . | | , . I : oe’ oe a ore fF | y pe : PORK --New pork, $11.50; old, $10.75 Ses Gert Tig, July, 90.03 eb. Moy. | vision therefor. Under the terms of the mortgage, 33,000,000 of the $8,- ' Pret rvott aus oe ee 4.24 . ‘S : DRY SALT Shoulders. 6 OXtta scorts Thy: , bh North: hwest, $1.60, May, $160, Sepr. | QQ0.000 reserved bonds can be used for no other purpose than for taking iad an : “ v n't og ‘Serie ; ; SEW YORK! Feb. 10.-The weekly bank state. I 2 Ae . pe Sete he Sa “as Brown of the Ch!) @80 | ment shows the following changes Kalisas City. Sghent 4, et i Ls Jear ribs - clear sides, Gage ‘et, $1 Ge, Purlington & Quincy declines ta make 40) | Surplus reserve, devrense.. :, $ 2.973.709 Milwaukee os ‘ 7. tad ot ; "RACON. ? ot de s, boxed jos -Shouldens, 4 np ielh : ; , statement regard.ng the report that he [ts | Loans. increase i 1 et 2 aie ' *]° KANSAS ' ! nt \ up $3,000,000 of the bonds of this system. to be the president of the bBitisthur ae Specle, Inctense Be ede eee) (eee ose 26,685 1 S20 pala ‘EE Mess, $10 per bb . cash, N ' oad He said last evening ‘th . Lega! tender, decrease vie ie ee @ 08 Zh Mt) . - ce \ “ F hus le ri) oe , ; j — aa re a could neither affirm por deny the report at | Depos ta: Ancrease «18.809, 600) Export Movements of Grain. semaine Ean AND SPRLTER i: cash, 2 ixed, Be: No 2 white, B10; EARNINGS the present time he did not think he would |‘ rwwegion. Inerease > on Wie LEAD-#400 Oo. 8 ve “ Under Which he might a.cep ported ; Street Rallwav Corap Street RallWay Cartijpuany ” ro 44) Minveapolis : Ho : 26 UNM) : , ’ } 21.1 4 | - - , ort ‘ , ear Tiv'es, «¢¢, Clear sides, ; oO8 SIS ee ee or d4per cent Poeoty , . fe ' on ~ . Seeciaiin daily ty Bennett Wasserman & t« Baltinnore .. M0 liu sta Js 54 : ai oy ite "s . and bend breakers, 212 North Fourth street, | Phila re * 40; Ligge tent nape ' -s — ~ » ai wnt « oe $3 vee a _ >. on io COTTON. chai wes, vel barbara wt irite re “ ) ied DD ry : “ . Bostyu ig > ogee ‘ * 1 ms ~s wet Abie unless ofthe I eptiert @ teDerTs, » we : rat) ‘ .f bpocati y tor T SIN Tereh erie ecerm . Bar Silver. ~ CHICAGO, Feb. 10 Galveston x oa yuo (ON drovers and market men buy selected stock and] ToC Ml. MARKER Steady aud une sangot salts the St. Louk | a ab piriew eat { New York Silver, Sige per en New't Ke. «lasses: ee | ep coun | Pay Digbher prices : hy icsaig enon Ps 0 ss eee Over fixed charges, Ine ee Loran Thur «'] ‘ 4, . | l d (lose - 2 RBiTTER AND) ¢€ HI-ESE no hed this gsstte «ol Pye Pda ounce ay > ‘WS: cipen. High © Low. Close Yes’ Sample Market Prices. BUTTER Steady ond a a red trade, ee a: vensiananniiiaieia st Pale J } -— ; New York Stocks " | . 105 | To-day. Yesterday ~ ie hells it Reported Daily ty Whitaker & Ilodgman, Poul ae : ; . an ae a4 WHEAT Seconds . alt ot ae me ' Aap powe 6OS Soe e¥ esis pe se aan ey and Stock Brokers, St. Tauis, M | pret aa ae am im | . Ladie packed - reuse wit 5 ing fair... 18 ny : , lect ! > Meaneder ter this snate ot Mer ' | National Steel .. ae ' , ; tah, ‘ Tityaie by : Z£ ' : fragess mich statt ele "\ ” ie! ; Se at at | one teat ore 4 ae te es | \VWianame NEM VURH, Bek pol , Beosst 2 . OL SOS 8 red........ Gutyt iv bgqe ] sie | Fients 1 Pateus ») WAREMOUSE STATSMENT Do da Han str rate Wa ee ee Oe nee oe | le pret seees he . : oe sees w Lti SESE “trm reum. twins. -ll2c; singies, Is se Lh ws ANN, Tbh ' a. Le Se rel ae i Phi Matel 3 ‘ Bae ar heh ee rer ik i fects! 4 : A Dobe llinols Twins hin sitnu lem, ' eee@ipis t te. as to e | Trt. | ryert al t) ar CorPepays it and asked prices at tlhe ‘ , s. } ne , rae ' - m or Fy, a0 - oe an ; . , Yo full A aesenyar botge, Lit ie 14 trauge Flevated, 4 inet, [ nion i ‘ rege 2m es aT ; ‘ Tiere werner, et ai Py , brick, Loa lotge vhs ta 3 2 , a ia ah ee “es 0G ce “ tone | nl euate, Diely LTIDty: Metrapalltan Fl , 1 we a peer ; - ' , : ce am regs tongs " , ‘ : bi isthe “T ¥ shel - ; ~ ee sy?! 4 me 7 Tin Plate, B8ly 34). do pref ' ; 4 spring ... 7 is. Oa — | | ‘ , — : . til \ ; 1 wt | FOREIGN MARKETS. : A gi ad ve ody is Oe e . sali ‘Live STOCK. R rs err > ct ; ; ak wai | ) i: ' iil - ; . a.) Cm 4 3 ode? ‘ : - anf ‘ - - - e ; ‘ aet : ic ‘ric?’ ; o BS mixed ..., 8. M18, MA! lapeta a , YP pee Hag ape , ., iat bre feet red a ill Prices of American Securities on the {0 (Uk, | : “ets ond National Stock Yards. ng futures ole wily . | " London Change. ; » & white 4 42 7 ae TL ve, pot t eattle. 47. and nune i : oe gry -2 eos vis owe peapenree ig ew ESN ai iit » 4 Lhe a ih, 42 ; 7 oun I se : as division receipts, 22; age ; nee ye ' - bactll eee e- . ° ee ¢ ee " . ! ‘supply fate. ood onbina ; | arwe amount of WorR tri lel STin hes (open ] FU causes 72 See ehareed a. - oct le & 4 Denver it ite | Ww | | ttt | oe | oa by ky 7 EMME, Spot tot” | aes, $9.375.000 Bonds having bsen sold, we offer the balance, $13.625.000 | | for sale at 92 1-2 and accrued interest, payable on Monday, February 10tB, 1900. at whic: time the bonds will be ready to: delivery APE RILICATION WILL BE MAD To ts [HESS BONDS Lis > YORK STanchK ENCHAN: Ce. tton Markets. Subscription books will be, opened at our offices on Wednesday. February abot ui wheiede: al en} 614, 1900, at 10 A. M., and closed at J P. M. the same day. Allotments will be made as promptly as possible thereafter. The right is reserved to reject applications, to close the subscription earlier than said time, and to allot smaller amounts than those applied fo: s @ - & ~. Movement. RNecelpts Shipm s tee steel com Tal tj Riis ea tial witees beaver, @ sy Ae 41 Lavidesiile A Na hel! ' a ' 1 Th ; on aha i : Rates of Foreign Exchange. “hele a ttle lfayves Investment to 2138 -Nerth Fou m attest. St deocis. report the following demand rat Export Flour Movement. Nationa: Hi- of foretgan etrchange. todas Northern Vac ot thdal de pad , = , otton _ Ph, | as » Now ‘ne ; rem the 5% [> Age? id 1d ite weanectively, FE ves | 29 a = Aiso Futures in Cc ’ gia. We are cennected by SPECIAL L EASED (A - a ~~ aor wn © | 3 } ‘a a yey — jig oo 1 the bee Crain and Provisions WIRES with the various Exchaages. ek the seeds ioking mat Selig thoes mist whisker nileed \ f your money | Yateley Edom t koow He doesn! save t@ Geng Nha Blue ii lie ont marred, . . Receipts | shipmenisa ues rp o1 wecaiae- : Bibieouen 2 ne - Karreis SMa ks Marreis Sacks ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee - an ee Oh a . a = cn = ~~ « * ee @ Leather oom do pre Tr oe ee Usteo 3 Tel .~ ABA, seemed aamene efther to buy or to sell. - (ee ahh = Roth sides seem to be digesting the latest. } - painted nD, SSA ae - Meysblic Bieel ithe offer of United Kallways bonds, and EE Gee 2a! CAYLORD, BLESSING & co., 307 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. ox CU barity [ bestowed it upon needy bar beeper | ew te ae — * = => or a ve LY + a 7 e. : - nictiiini since aa Patek bre cee ship papal a Ccrtte: t TE tem BOOT talk en PED
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SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 10, 1900. CITY NEWS. | on at 904| Xecth Commercial street, uw aqieaties @umiininnnann : ; @ction of the tener, yt these m & wrist > | Unsought-For Compliments. | j [ THE CHURE eet, -—_—- - —_—_—_—_—_—_ > - Many lettera Crawford’ s people rece.ve ne ) ere ij Vor , ‘ river disiriet be: } levee laborers, @c hes @ for Ki bit flies praise of ther plans “Sacem. Ij). Jan. 21. 169.—D. Crawford & JULIET’S BALCONY WAS SURREP.- JOHN FOX, ALIAS “WHISTLING EPWORTH LEAGUE PREPARING peta ; a! J t irstrial! train og, evangelistic serv. €Co.: Gentlemen—The yi Wwhoch IT pur-] TITIOUSLY SAWED. | JACK,” KILLED BY A CAR. FORA MASS teRnrina | : ~s | wt ‘ bares 1, eceret tral . . mi o , aetK 1 Mr. Preston chased the other ca of you pive privayed bee ER ch ; is he means to be employes - Satisfaction So far us we have ried t we SRE Ete sifrsay : il Ml - Lie: @ti Mirs biadziet : K ‘ Purchased of vou is a ty a trumenst ! than I could have purchase 1 anyw here e.se Years the “supe! intendent ef the } Z Home. > e eee oeeoney, Sur respecthuny Now Lillie Latcher Is in the City oid ies ele’ Wit canteen cher atts gf BE aps ores ge vein 8 Will be open for business , t s WielTa “Sheriff Marton County, Salem, Il.” Hospital and Two Dusky. Lovers — Se eo topes gm Bar- Dr. in G. Hirsch and Other Noted .. ne rT rusts he fy ok each Sunday after ee gory pr ed by ivines to Lecture During the an iiviiaten is given to all friends of te a sn ° PLAYER FOLK AT A. DINNER Ae a a Fellow Lodger. Coming Week. mn, i Ress Ee Sh ees g SS nn a [OSS IS ad- a.m. This service ts f he coudu ted by Dr ir- ae ete : Tieon, as the chaplein of the Actors’ ¢hureh Al! seipuantinimeniis ald 4 —_—-o—- Sam Harris is uniter suspicion of having a“ Hance, In order to promote a closer fellowship be- uS eC ' | bf ° saciede avenue motor car crushed the All of the Fpworth Leagues of the Methodist’| fWeen the members of tie dramatic pwfession and J \ | t C I] c I] ] S Ul I - é are perfectiy satisfied. T think the pano Ty D SE 2 | ie a er i. nie ond kes a > vist a rus {0 te lie vel wevter incttument {Cr COURSE IT COLLAPSED. HE CARRIED A TIN WHISTLE. TO BE HELD AT CENTENARY. fen2t"cr ais. *tr%paitee sets atens $0000604000664eeneebbeeueaeul i y " he ne aa , ya ! e - Hardee Kirkland Ww as the Host and “ ue des as Bi : . Ke AS uniqu F as pain life out of Juhi Fo ‘* , , k " | ® cn ees ‘| sie*®)=6FaRt w,! at misting v elalw, # P - al F fui and as theut: il a revenge on his | Pigs: : . Ox, alas Whistling scopal Church South wili unite In @ wmas®! rare as the orchestra pe Gp uty x ae fie Castile “Trelaw hey oO} the Wells, Wasn't eweetheart as ould come to a tortured’| Jack, in front of the Courthouse at 4 Meeting to be held at Centenary Church Thurs- : Saye ire Cipeera Co. will ret der the anthaime, the s , o' cloe Ss; ti uit or } ’ ay evening eet | t; , , , " relish “ilid tie ft rrey arionhns =f sh a Bit Like It. | mind gwoadel to desperation by jealousy. | k Saturd Lt) mMorhing, | mmg, | oe An ettertaln ug piogcauune 4 4 “ "ie ‘ . 4" t> i hee of fhe chas ser t the dramatte preofe s- tr) au I¢ , , . ° eT ‘as : 1? i . di Hicug ‘Lid a ppeeran ics oe ern ti ’ ra and bed das a mee . Saleh . - aliman is black, no mawWer his race. Sam | ity was. a small tin whistle that was “4y evening at the Secoud Baptist Churea, tue | Ston, is the first of a series of discourses to be de- Tike 1) Welle ; : ; ~ ‘ ‘ t¢ fuutg ii} lils PU. nels, CMa ici ‘Shireen 4 a pra '. De lus et be. An olgal ® om! f time ?f ' ain F. t sof I’r fes WewiNess A ““ n ‘ . ws J , : res. f aa Wl le sive y | \ \! e } ped e Sonal Life After e service bie 4 wing - Ust DOW the aeccidens } a! : - bial ‘ at haat ibs int : ; thie 5 De limin ‘3 : >o* Ss aia ’ ‘ eadit > = sa ily threat als Prive] this is pPreceeds lig Tlier jera't r 'T om) bi ‘ | t lie VN i he the « rhs tere . ‘ CARIONN, dis “curses, | 4-¥ 2 emi “> tiie) ss ‘ aah ' unfortunate hat of his j e . * , . ° . sa ah «Jat t ~ , =p “-—= ** ‘ . ‘ . Sm SOS i etsy Ci >iped try : . . ’ - - OS of , ee ‘iene “4 ' e) F f Last Ss iy ha \] a \“ OUtL OF 1.M and he Uulleredg uo wy J i Pesan re jel J5, anether of the il.rt Auuuai la tu.e a M ew eesy Medical ec ieeee and Ethical i ’ ~ ~ at BR. AD age * ir - . , minute: ‘fore 4 oe) : =" Ourmes Will be deliver rt ie leas Coe yaw . ous jem] . ‘ . ‘ + « oak aa ops a 4 _ “a - i Ne Ie | lal 4.ty CThivh Rti lope NI. Inj eat h eae be. ul a : he ’ ie ntienk af [ley J I (“1 peppy ? his aon and Prof wy wv - id Pe ze ) one _ rhea ee te ai ‘hi 5 J I ob th dle ao 4 a¢ , ost this P ‘ true «ff “gals " T* . )'oer. Stock, | a te ewirad | the signal to depart on the final trip cursed 1. Heder. His subse “ ete f Sk fhm ofbton Ast: ae R asa cme On or | King, paster. Morning autject, “Do We Need a} Which rr i i Th i te | y x) ine motorman, fienrs lie km t.orurs J ws Laster Dhe next of the metben’ centerta.ument om " es es . Vora: om ISTCUMOCn Ss New Crompe 17’? eveuing subject, ‘“Phe Ewil (aise : ~ t' t ° sve 4 * dege “Py a) Course Of le cttupes ‘ ‘ = ve wie . ‘ t ' . . ’ re ° ‘ ‘ in Ts mit , . "= ‘ “ " ie ial % - me cuare Bt. q ‘. PeewWerltal ear re Spon 1, | day ans re "3 se mibei il t ull rh i ol ble \f - Ilaner ‘fs eondueting ai esneceasful quelces wl Lyi il. e porieruture, tie he rid in 6A ; Saw trrnit : Ww ; ‘ Er; ity Le series Of special Sunday evenin, service on ] , eS 7 j T) t Fapid rate Of reniiies {ium he ov rev.val at Union Missien. T4o2 Franklin avetiue ne iM P af ° a P aie om 4) rout paty Was ais a pal “waralee yp ree, Ne Streets Were cle Seerieed a° 3} > ~ ee Begs "oe Seis “i Sore SCM ale Mra. Towietus “i . . rien. phat Onn oa it a a i a | , é avirkKeanid hour of the morning and the motorman . S a he eee ee ~ I. Seble 0 The Velunteers of America, 1222 Pranklin ave COOK AVENUE.--Kev. Ko i) Smart, pastor. | res one i \ ior tase ere } . 4 ‘ Les i oe Thad «dTher, ; be F ve on th : aes , “Be gt stig pre ntti hy of nie, 3 ling 3 var « mgewsii Be" Tiere Cv plage er te afi "" wi ws ee aon femal gee n y T | ] : *bh - ; . eeotewis “ta sie’ yricaer ;te* diam,’ f . . . . “ : the » ; : ’ ) ’ at aie , brat r) . . iris i The ear had pr , ‘ePorde ) ty if . f, wy —_ the ‘ adie vit | i asap : oy a er _s r pe ery eVeD '@r u S cr OK. ~ inedlay A (* i} an eon- . on Kk . a r ao oe pr at = q ap NING: oft | I i) iat bei te i ~ ‘ clirail When IMeck rw-an} ye “17 eor 249% a. ' % tute \\ ‘ ' wt ' ' a: a) j feTrer ¢ “ ] bee hel } nf Ms ! aa level my Al] t 5 bueet “ bere Me, allied : “ Scheel Hail ABY: -| der of the St Laru! district e th Viet! ‘ ; oP form \! i i' er s ‘2 miway , a 1OW FV af vweronv. Invelunutarils , } on bkjlevent rel BRidkdie ry ts. I M uth song and praise @ervlee aft e150 p ] ' : +t pe a4" nar t pe men ae Pg yer , Z E 5 oe ‘ _— . Hey. EN td i hi Mis mated . ae. ore. reNetesS OEE ER nn) los ; eee ar SSeS FH ‘ Aiscopa AUP) Neruto, , reavnh at St. Jonn ® ° P 5 : Riewur lar iiss treat Dove follow mem- f grasped the controjler and be turned off to mer. 3F. M. calmer, 3%. .J Vill celiver one cf R., led by Sape. 4 eSIDpulet: Preache Pe St SF. aon . CORI or Pwent niuth "end Loe ist rest Ze re bers of the “'S; ting Ife Company were | "aque current. though whv, he did sot k: ee) ee Wikter ss course af lectures at & Francis | 2. ™. be Rev. W. His Bake, subject “Paul Red oo orem t MM iy art ; * ye — - ” ec MP .i Mente! Woo brit TP f ' Mie fs the Ipetant 4 pe eR, Sapling dlibey wt Navies ‘ -_ Rantaw wns Mads 86: fae fore TPelix { series wf r-viva) services will he ee ee a S =m. - : ee — - Ane ve 9 lly Vitation by MP. pis emgooseu as KeNerAL a.csou aii at | o.. = a second later he felt the «The 3 t ard Heresy.” On the tag of | iMaugurated Supdae evening be Adjt. P.M. Rut URNTENALY. -Kev. Dr. J. HH. Young, pastor. . . ; " - . " ‘ ‘ : ; a@eara te . , = a. Da . . : i ~ i’ | e q*« ‘ ti Toe ‘ .e? iv | . ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ . J . ‘ ual, * _ " La oo Wvirkland vit A Dai i Soeven Miss Ade- | vxog Market street Lillie is a.s.o emp oved front truekKS raise from the tracks and then y 14 x tv Ol — r + 43 te | assi-ted v Rer W it. [ike Services as usygi at 10:50 and ¢:am, a ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC “ lea tu den . —e Tr" Dos , vane ies - - : . ‘ ; ; a? oa. tele ok ry? \ fie , : : : : : ere iba d. SV i. ePatiied, Mea ce pai, > aD ' ts pK Ae Iie dia Mn Wi Ky im : y mer Mss | there as.4 waitress. Sam was until recent- ye ap the +“ hh movemen eel TIM omav avenue, he w Spemk oot’ ''pealil tialliei.”’ This Mie special progeamme will be continued through ~~ , ‘y) , ® " " Pee 4 ’ ° ; , . . . —, . ° . tr , - . raoue av . - i} Bee Beh Sune rs. v J me q\ | a the wi Ole thine in the eves of the come- r f }> yer \ w re te mad h j rpoerrye } »? ] OX- To re bes “ she ive’ i pryeds P , , bs} eR of the + ‘ \ teh N Cae t Ty} ] bem! \i ~~ mn and Presbyterian. FOR = Si.gour, Mt ravier Cou.te Mr. «(Charles é, ‘ry - Priatney the ery yen CFs tie ; ~ ' se - ™ ne, Sewers md tiratiot treets srent rae ‘3 sa ae NS oa? oe rie’ ly LAllie.: The coming of a new coal man ," py, , = yee Young Men's blity Aavers (lobesge) it ger yr wee RECOND -~ Rev. S. J. Nicolls, D. D., LY. D., Indigestion Constipat! — . ok Sethe! barry Mie, bei ward , into the neighborhood made a change As y this time. the car hat crossed Broad- (burch rs arn. wees Oe o RATES CAC my Phese Who f pastor Morning services as usual at Jl a. m e pation, ri) ? ; ie ry : 1? : - ‘ . ; Pa , = 2 | Tis ) Te. . rr I sel Ue ¢ , ‘ : * ~ 2% te5F > ? . i re iy Pry : ‘@ masta ? ’ : : ——", 4 i | z 1 ' “abe reo i bhe Siles | s 1 as her eves behe} j the eoa!) man Lil- Me = yw > Slane ! ns met Pade FH, I le*le ES ot : . 4 r : sit nad > -s hen l { nien is [on ‘i. \! 4 } ¢" we 4 " fj es , yy er - = i Ling 6ervyices ut A; sibject, wn haracter and Ke- COLDS, SHATTERED NERVES. “ les 1 = jaitie Berlin eee NT) rhe’Ts Were. pire Se. | }i. ‘« heart aske ) fi 4 ¢ ’ ere ) t fcow MassenNe¢ers n) t ¢ . _ - is; W.ti prtie tl ! . i. ee 5 st rere Z ° Oke es l.gien ** and , 4) i ‘ ria transfevy ; Ping : ar outta 1 ' is 1 pastor Trinity M. EF. ure! \ ! t: Feewet er Pde: eit several Nom profession friends of Sy) ‘ “ Fan s; Rey " Ihe ’ EEE Lt ingee teopac, ‘World Deception and Seif Deception ,;"’ the Dad Chem _ N Re ‘De. —— ¥ by a a : . ha Th VvVered that Lillle and the coal , , : ‘ art Jiat deen bie « ect of this evture will hel? > e, pastor Hlariem DPlace M k ‘ ire} on tenen .. 00a : ee »* ae & Dot le Was at jolly partys, and the troopers didn't man did thetr spoontn . | M t anal ni Saw the limp and crush: 1 form of 2» man a ie o 3 oon it i : ain ak eanie ‘ ‘ UP aa, eventing, Water. Fire and Spirit . act one bit iike the aetors did in the sup: | Capulet, in the, early Tay dawn with Lilie, {was motionless and no scund escaped — Prot. Felis rattl aditeesa: . . ‘ l timm t i ~ i ’ ‘ (;reek ce mh 8 ron ‘Mresdav evening. Feb CURBY VEEMORIAT Rey > eo alker, pas. wOnOcY weped muddy beats on silk cur- | Which overlooked the rear yard. Now, ft 5 ad the eA hee tangf ete Migs e time eS 8G.jert » le fake p by che aes tains, and when a fellow wot up to miuke fis not on reeond that Sam Harris stooped to adem weU dul =i" ‘ _the yond had been re- I oe -s ’ mn bet 14 vil me Richard Ill ny at « a 4 “o nner will he serves! by the [a tor Morning. ‘‘Revererce and Godly Fear: What > : nyt ) Lee Fee Poien will be [les Guild of St Peter's Chureh. After dinner | of Them?"* evening, ‘Parablé of the Wicked Hus- e oney. VOl al ’ 4 @ speech he was given strict attention, the authorship of such ar rn 'fled s°ene was conveyed ne Morgue at bia n bierenpel Sg a ~ oe pnt effect thos lust lime must Se ‘this "is pte ty cee hneniiea yy te "canes _ ope ee) with be held Monday 6 ra \ i TNE Te ee a ue ee “Th Taminel siceting ‘oft . he | Renee “EAT AYE e read right quick, morning whe he coal al @ ~ | tae body Was searched at jhe Morgue Pro, Wisilam 2 Batter oon “Asses of tue | fae annual Meeting of the St. Touls| Sunday- LAFAYETTE PARK --Rev. 8. C. Palmer, pastor. Mr. Kirkland officiate! as toastmaster. Piille" wtenned gt Page ed do pial " The clothing was that of a Jahorer an avn Barth | . hee] ts fe a bed held at the Second Baptist | Morning. ‘‘Fidelity im Christtan Work;"’ seouthe: TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Mr. Barry said a German dialect speech the baleony to talk to the coal man There Shores encased the feet ond Cae SRP st gpa sind 4 ‘ \ 1g Peopie’@ Ethical Uniton has been ; oe Fane ” . oe and Beanment strey ts Vion ev Charles stelzie will preach. Ve Mr. Dillon d.d some tmitations cleverly. Mr was a crashing and s ‘nt co on : eas chee Clad in a coarse blue sweater and blue aver. SSTOnEINK Se Nt (y evenIDes A UDiQue CEES es ee Sept «ld gh r ~ & wii tlie Phe NISihiess MENART> MISSION. Lord's supper and baptisin Acknowledged to be the ensicer and best painiess Brightling related most entertaininglv some ' : ere OF MENer | alls Over & pair OF Bray jeans trousers, The cesta or dinuninutions tot the purio ec of fester. | Me ot Pec. 18 will rex ee etteat ae tnelia Rae te orn Canned 9 Dee. ee extractors in St. Louts. of his experiences” with Mr. Kirk'and fassistant Morgue superintendent thought tne a he r 7 oie et gate bb sie °* 0 danatdapation of “Cettain pre ade it» an rei er ta eet , gs JG Klene, pastor Morning. umMpty years ago Mr. (jot'hold, a native of the body Wiis that of ar unfortuniute wat? oly ne _ gyl pea . 2a re pe Sel : nl reggae . met 'tutior anil ‘ apie’. Pay Sihibet's an. wiene a te I ndetiled Religion ; evening, Tbe Tnttl Feb. 12 we have dee Pittsburg, had the temerity to comment on who had fre juentiy been seen on the streets of rel gious ho «er teens lectures are g.ven by | Mal acdrens in «Puneetion with the Installation KAY MOND PLACE -Rev. Taylor Bernard, pas- cided to make our best sets af St. Louls sunshine, neativ declaring that piaying aire on his tin whist'e and Hving ‘ets of «tifferent riimatiens Per one | Uf Offfcers for wo) Rew. F. Oo; Fannon, pastor | ter. Reguier services } .s , , 6. Louisans didn't need any. Mr. K lgour on the few nickels that were given him in @Yrrow they had the story of Me-thectism.°" tos First Seen ee S aeten, will deliver an address, COOK AVENUE. Rew. Dr. M..G. Gorin, pastor. etn Oe sang “Om the Road to Mandalay,”’ parlando., return for his efforts to produce music from Rey. Dr. |. &§ . Hopbins f st John’s B.S SUH JEC OMiclal Relations and Obligations." Morn'ns, ‘Phe Manifold Call of the Goepel.” ms it is writen, with a delehtfual bie of his simple instrument Mhureh +758 ; erothey had ‘Uultarian sm,” Rev. FAawnrd ‘ ae ; 7 Pda. NILA. —Revy, Dean R. Leland will speak at feeling in the verse: “Ship Me Somewhere At 1] o'clo k Saturday morning the re- DY Bey. ber ita t ct Messiah Sicoaeicis cai ed A. Marahall of the M iy Bible | ect) p.m in Fast of Suez" Miss Mortimer sang sweetly mains were identified as those of John Fox Last > — Pde a =! PS Pe oes ig Agee ue . M avenge ed PYLER PLACE tev. Dean R. Leland will amd Miss Bouton n'ave! eeveral selection Alias “Whistling Jack.’ He made his home stew. |» Keo laiand of the Tyler Pia e i sbvterian | cinder after a am yh "- se okantk The A | tea ding geet -E oid 45 nm. m on the plano thers also ran and when itt at the Salvation Army Barracks and i ked od hy. ‘Rthty ee - xg “al yore . 8 Oe eee, eens nidelre as will he to mall gt ct i ; Stew }Js r ot aa t vagy marti Sag tag came breaking-up time there were some up a precarious livelihood by blowing a tin ‘The Tok te ee ees eiat Church | Study. the Bible. The meeting will be a union | L. Férgneoe, 1 creaing 7 0 i ee © : , men on thre streets who had dinner patls !n whistle and taking up a collection Ti Cat hedeat-. but noe ‘of Malone Mo fe vie > service of all Young People’s Secletles of the elt NORTH CARBANNE— Preach'ng morning and SET OF TEETH. .$3 00/;GOULD. FILLINGS. .§1 ap their hands remains were lientified by Mike Cullen, Wii frieads in the cits 32 ©} and will be free evening br Rew WW. A) MaeMinn; bi-monthly com- Beet Teeth (3.5.W) 6 OO SILVER FILIINGS 500 4 ’ lives at the barracks and knew John lox | | ’ ; ———_o———— munion service {n the morning. _ 4 22k GOLD CR'NS 4 CO RKIDGEWORK ...$4 08 B. & Oo. S.-W. R. R. Weal. d Farnest endeavors are being made hy the lady CHURCH SERVICES. TD No cuarge for extracting When teeth are ordered, | - $21.00 to New York. Ten days’ stop : ESA BRIS Scrat. wieok ta Mac the benulr an Tee ie Unitarian. writtve guaranty Se) ee ee Stops the Cough rear Grand a. ue, a r Der a r e fora ; acne ¢ : Baptist. CAURCH OF THE UNITY Morning. Rev. Oecar Natio | f) t | 7 720 rR. Ilawes of Toronto, (’wnada Subject, ‘*Tuking na en B| al Ors, O'lws Sirest PARK Rev. T. ©. Carleton, pas ] band ‘ at Washington, Baltimore and Phila- AND WORKS OFF THE COLD. Fiore. ‘Ile butiding ts owned by thé orpuaus' | LAFAYETTE ch ae putes r the butld tor. Metuing, sermonette to children. ‘‘How 3 to » lace of God Open daily till ® p m. Sundaye al! day. I Tlie’ I | ’ i} wii jee ees ta) lia tt} | > delphia. Three daily through trains. Laxative- Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure . er ’ os é : - getetonmens \ SiR tian > Rela inne: ** enema ms 8% tie ° 1 CUPL eee - , mers Dini Tick and TAllie was next seen on th , & ing ani make 2 few changes to enable the ladies fw: sermon Bt il OF Rev. Wy ie Reyer, Sree | crt OF THE MESSIAT —Rev. John W. ng cars. ckets Broadway and wae ne ground !N | cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price, '? offer a heme to boys ing service as nsual ‘ ~ | Day. paster Morning at 11. *“*The Two Hard Ways st the debris of the baloony. "T he coa | man es , . 4 lev lor } rank \\ Sneel of the Washington SEcaeN]D) bre \ \Wv Ww Rov Mornin HT e LT of Life:* erenitny at ry min) ‘'Talkea on ‘‘hristian He- ” ust Feet. | pulled her out of the wreck and found her ac. fand Compton Avenue Prestyterian Church and | —th Things ‘That Are ‘Before; jeladan bo Nef; the Place and Value of Bellet.” and Benton, Sundar-echeel O So: 12 HE ie qualified for a y © bed in a hospital,’ where — Mrs. Sneed are aways on a visit to Florida, and he | Study, “‘IYwverty and Its Relfef,"’ with service a Po "ep S. special Su dh 7 « ery nail ih B a cael Editors’ Conventio fnurses are not stingy with cushons, and * ° i Will be absent for over two Weeks buring this Song ~ : and Morgansfo d aa eves pies 4 a . n Closed. doctors are not sparing of liniment and City Mission Meetings.—Special EOS- visit his pulpit will be regularly filled with visit- DELMAR AVENUPF --Rev. J. T. M ohnston Undenominatronal. merry fe * sip 1 on fa rel e, 7:30: 1° sae Phe Missourt Press Association closed its salve. pel meetings are conducted every evening MK, ministers { pastor rning, ‘‘Warld-Wide Mission.’ evening. | ETHICAL SOCIETY.—Mr. W. L. Sheldon will | chester @venae, Sunday school, fu, preaecin ae successful winter meeting Friday evening investigation proved that the thin | at the St. Louls (ity Mission, 152 South joi in several sovel features which Raves sme Need of Galtice.” ; speak on the “Evolution of Sectety.”’ lee, 2280 and 7:50 poo ee : with a tour of Inepection through the local wooden supports of the balcony had been | liroadway. Services wil!l he onducteld on — introduced into e W agouer Place M : — NON-SFA"TARIAN : Rev R. «€. Care, pastor. CHRISTIAN ASSEMILY—tFolsom and Tower paper nga and type foundries At e6awed through until any weight upon the | Sunday as follows: Sundiay-s ol at 3} " got. 2 em Daag er AR Rago! i. a te- Christian. Motruing, ‘Fidelity to Conscience."’ Srvve avenuesi--Rev. Abraham K. Nelson. pastor. night they attended the opera at the FEx- frame structure would cause it to , m.: regu: avangeallcttio « da ine BAIS GUSsresie, ABC COUR ULE UE !, eCnaers se - . 2 _——-- ~- Morning, ‘‘Oan the Chureh of christ He Keown se ‘ . a SS . Se col- I , KuUar CVankeustii services at ‘ }?. wus] anil second the home ad partment f the OOMPTON HEIGHTS - Rev Ss B Moore ae yy , ? gee 1Y . , o- ‘ fs > ag” OR 4) y ‘ —. oat » 38 stile Cher pets Ct aes or . : o_o, ‘ : vo da by ler N p’* eve bag well . - osition. They were the guests of John A. lapse. jm.; Mrs. M. F. Murphy we l speak, subject, ' Sunday-school, This department {ts for persons | tot. Morning, “‘Iooa to Your Foundations;"’ Bonn : Other Churches. len: special Ny the a.” ee tend ft log Jesus at the Well.’’ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. —Evening enbdject, DIVINE SCIENCE —c4eg Locust) atreet)—Motne rd and Mrs. Lee and James W. Jump and Mr. Harris refused to be interviewed on | ‘In the Judgement Hall. Music by the; whe fer seme reason are uoable te a euetrae. 's 1 and t 431 t thelr homes ly means ‘ “HAL, tes. Baxter Waters, pastor. Regular **Mind.’’ ing I. L. Sullivan Mrs, Jump. the accident. Who can blame him? mission orchestra. sehool and are taught at the ye “What Then? oaoqQqQrc — iH Patt Oo, eg Morn greatis interested and have trnaele ever prepura oe - cae Beat Oe evening Gen. John W Noble | tion to make the entertainment a stpwess. -Re- FOUNTAIN, a Ay enee _ ee ll : feehinents will be served by the young ladies = J nAl I Als K.-— Rev Jerein eh (remer, pas- ; There will be the old curiesity shop booth, the | uno. ee | ne, he Song the How; evening, ; promoters’ table, the Foung i: dies’ faney twoarh 2 may Young Man's Kteligion Recovering Ite dl the Japanese te Pewoth, the Amli-prine table ~y : mA eee nds Bim other features e entertain adel lela > ty ce Rev Ww. W. Newell, pantor j beth the roung and old) The precceds are to assist orning, “*Nieodemus,"" evening, “Gel's Willinz- A in the head! ling of the new 68i l ea: , : > Next Soudavy evening (rel John W. Noble w)] seen RIAL Rex Praok Foster Morning, Beak under the ALB) {.*em of thie Young Men's ] sete dB agp soggy 90 se catggr “sey ei Fis ; Club at the lire? (ongrecationai (*hurch on Wort Nats lia ent Hetwees the Cauen age: te “Abraham Lincoin.” | ; : , A ceries of Fvangeliatte eervices have been held baat dentin pa or. Jones, pastor Morning, every evening during the week at the Unien Con Pe at eaten 2 a a weigh a Lincoln, the Libera egationa] Church by the paster, Kev. S. ‘TT. Me TWAT] 2 a . peat assisted by Rev. Firth Stringer The Peabo henge poate st whet ¥ , TByhoMe will preach attendance was large | IVI BR ANG] hs Wee) h t Rev «. H. Patten, pastor of the First Congr Reguiar services mort Lg and o ‘io tite eottree tn gational Church, announces a ries of readings se ae from the religious poetry of Browning, to be. given , Se on Friday mornings during Lent at bls church. Ep scopal. + nes eT GEORGE'S Rev. R. A. Holland, rector. re)! ae: MWeeolla of the Second Preahy- Morning “Sold : til}? eee . visiting Chicago this | (CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.—Rev_ Dr. J. R. terian Ciureh has heen Wh Sed. Si 4 week hut will return fo fil ts pet : ie Sund iv. \ Inehester, bpp aot fe crration of the Hoiy form. Father Carney te asctsting Father Powers at the Mmunion at «¢.oF M. mo. Sunday-echool at 8 °Ro; ; & Chureh of the Immacuiate Conception | oe ne g eeayer ee a mop at Tl, evening prayer ° Qn next Sunday the annual service of the Gulld , Sha sermon at 6m. of sft Barnabas for urses Will be he!) at Heol Y INNGCEN ES Key GA (ittman, re - Chriat. Chure Cathedral Rev. F. W. Cornell 'ter. Hloly Communion at 7 a m.: Sunday-achi«] at Oc: morning prayer and sermon at 104% i prayer aud sermon at 4:00 ' ry Kev Waolliam Bardens, reetor. Mis- f viees Sunday; tioly Communion at 7 “0 and Solo a. m.; ieay Communion and sermon be will pren “2 t i Rev. Ir. J. W. Early, pastor of the First Methodist Fpiseopal Church Seuth ts unable to s") wipit on aceount of serivus «#lcknesa {n ee ee ee oe _— | ie pull | his famiils His pulpit wil! be eupplied by othe ; | ‘ 1! i] ’ ‘or rer - bie , > fos orn oe J L nt 1] or ‘ . { wiinis ers mtd ¢ CAT ‘ Irn. VA rriger ’ , ¢ : ta see leur The Soclal Sctence € it will meet ifn the eemees 6 Ct services OF Men At 4 : ariers of St. Gecerge’s Eplecepal Church next fiee YY COMME NTON.- Rev R. E -Lee Cralg at - eat . : 7 “4° Cad Qoirncle vac? ‘ — oe _e coche oll evening. Feb 18 rie Rew Leon Ilar re ro Suhieday ool at 0.45: morning asereloe at ; riser wil ‘mel in the discueston af *The "tiles Ll evening Sefvice af S&S Diie Cher ander «lire of ti Newspaper ‘Phe subjects diernesed , a I A yo fe Kebyn, will render ¢ baptian'e the a] ha) ir } to A gre at variety of tor {om in on , iii s , ay ss J cere t. Oe cory: Ptory, teleor me Ler | f . quariette, Sweet Is the Work, O Lord.” | YX Which most prominent thinkers and spe kers of Alcon é he cif . tier i al | the city take part. / «rl ROH OF THE REDFEMER te alos ’ rect r Ml mnt ii ‘ GRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR y wh : M tigre - ’ - . , . ‘ ick serTvicenm ant Ho!) Con i ’ ZF, ' The Twelve Days’ Misston at Trintts Fofaseopal munien at 11; young people Ss meeting ae a eee 7 Church began on Feb. 9 and will continue unl FeS evening prayer and sermon at &. wor das abe ‘4 /, So >) It will - eonduected bey itev - Sie - , ott om rh , 8 PEitDAY - Se licmel, ote 5 , Boston, Mass. and Res. J. Stewart Smith of Wat ST LHioOMAS" MISSION FOR THE DEA TT? ‘ 4 | a ; t_ ee . s48 ht de Mo be chured pana Hirt S. Corre 7 (1 al ented ' and fa sf) 6Streets Rev James if iM by Rew. 3. White. | pear s veto Suuda a , . > Lisle, : a as * Ss ream of tartar’’ is the acid of th hi hl The World’« St len’s (hristian : Federattan, | . . ese : | From the wheat in the held to the di h | pe which was formed at a conference at Lake Wetter | . nates ine e gta , 4 y | no Swe en n ISR ow has 1300 societion nid | Hebrew. for the tavie every step i) the prepar. sn \ | . ‘ . anid it - i . ~ ; j | | of YUCO has been scientincany, stuciec, TEMPLE SHAARE FMP LH Discourse on John refined and ground toa powder. Fruit acids are among Sr os deans! scion gina | Mame tet aos tees ITE Every means that the highest skill coutd \ I the t h les d ’ heart , iy in. Tue day will be reengniz tin uver minutes earlie? ‘ ut 1° 3) wupder the Mm0S WwW O ome an important constituents of oe" Tee reporta that $50,000 has heen subseri beng — bie Meg ; Ma: ls tia Hy copie aera Cevise to retain ALL the goocne » at \\ | Shareh: and that wore fe io view. ns N=] £0 the Demi Sop local operatic srganiehtion health producing qualities of the whole | wheat has been adopted. The mst etrec- food. In grape f tartar i bined th | The Dercay Nwinty of Christ 3 | . a Cream oO 1S com é most i ricer ing remain ~ Mg ann aheolera. aa Wane The work. ng season {ts #0 ghort | Lutheran. r ti reyrn tive precautions against germ lite oF ! substance have been taken. YUCO is packed in 2 ib. packages and sealed while hot, thus insuring its freshness and purit; i *Jegus ‘‘hrist Supreme,” evening. ‘‘Recooci}i- ’ his is the material from which Dr. Price’ shes aatitan: latte wari . tar . ’ , ‘ Ai ivf ‘ 1 wne 5 . ce S 7 stien an? Wesienetr At Morning. “‘Tie Labwrers {0 the Vineyard even- enperintendent of the Chri | f f . ° nrtnar 2 . : P derenter piace ; Biot | usetul of leavening agents and a healthful food article. that the members are requested to come regularly | wr MARK:S lee Dr Krciee pastor Morm ° B e PP , - ‘ , ; ing 1? q*s ° 7 Z| ‘ : lowder is made. It is many times more ex reece Sat oeeah gs hetero eae a | MAE ee ao” MS acu, Reese . faling tha arore ° t Y t es ore - Sinay afternan 7s etn — i sa Ma | services when it reaches you. | : 6 j t. B. are part Ps apanin Aye pe orig, a — . a a \ . pe Nn mat used In many baking powders, vi Mh 6495 Foaes: D ashe a ee ay eventing ins a : Meth list. : Saae The mumerous uses, the Gen mows enes an i "Ret Sincien iene ae Cuaten dainty desserts that can be mace with YUCO, all \ are explained in the recipe book whi accompanics | every package. If your grocer Gocs not keep it send us his name and we will wnte you where you can obtain it. WASHBURN, CROSBY CO., Minneapolie, Minn. Makere of the “Geld Medal Fier.” ‘ but it makes a more efficient baking powder and adds Pg Pa a ee aterm Ramee vores (hurcb, Grand and Washbing’ou ave to food FP «Cannon's theme will be ‘‘Fro:mn the Manger ¢t prea eveniog. Re (ge ae } .* ° the Throne.’ rinsT Kew J if bet. ' . iy a ar | ferry) _* | N eonducted by Exdiward A ag end o | T ee ta _— the ¥. M. C. A iditorium, Monday ewveniug, bet : PRICE BAKING POWDER CO — a eceean Gale powders poisonous alum ee =, BS, &. aedicociam, Bee, ce ana int | Water, peapding site ! CHICAGO ” \s instead of Ithful cream of tartar. auspices of the Young Peeples Society of «7 al Pag te aa cara eee Al) : ‘ . 7. um powd tian Endeavor, Baptist Young People's Culop gular services ; Al ers seriously affect the health, Epworth League. A icaflet containing 16 miethonts MOUNT at BURN Nev, Joeephna Stephan, e of Bible study will be distributed and the meth«ta | tor Morning, “The Abibtoteth Teate of (tfe.” explained with biaeckboard outlines. Bring your | ©VeR'ng, six of the series of the decalogue. ‘‘® Bibie = ™ * eer : tS a pote book. sus ted Ways of Cxepmitti Marnier.’ Bethe! ané Miscies ie being carried NUGLL AVENUS.—Mer. Lr. Wiles Wirt — be ————— ee ‘ " . — ,' : ee eee oe a ae Shentesnanentinennetll ah i al i ee ee wee | | eden ASOD WRB RO ee oy - a TO ey We aia we a Tale «! 4 7 ' — | | ST eT i eM ee > SO Gan ’ a Wie ba uN i ata - ; ,, sf Pr rao! Yea ee hee re iene FS / = a ¢ ta