St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 11, 1900
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| Circuation.. . : , Mant Ards... =a3e===/ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Sa== EXCLUSIVE OF FIRE EXTRAS SIGGEST WEST OF MISSISSIPPI SIGUEST WEST OF TH THE MISSISSIPPI 53,62 Higher Than One Year Ago. : FOR'T Y-SIA ._ PAGES. 41,809 More Than the Year Before. } —_ ee ee pi, ln, _—— - —— ——. -— ee i a ee _ - - —e — os a ae —— a a i tc —_ —_-—— — - SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS—FEBRUARY 31, 1900 | Se ee = . ~ VOL. §2, NO. 174 eee —— — ~— Eee 4 hs The deor through which they had ‘left ¢ soxoay merosesvet| TAVIOR WILL HOLD ON © IMOLINEIX IS [cess lcess amd Visitors allke. “he jury t P shorty af! i te Fs. Th solemnity of the oceasion had effected “ -4 7q " f weoceeestze*| UNTIL COURTS DECIDE. FOUND GUILTY, _- -. = ano a Freurtesn-Page Migizine, Iliustrated pee: With Hal!-Tone and Line Cuts. ae ee : ee He Dismisses Militia and Calls the Legislature Re Sure Your Newsdealer Gives You 4! Which He Forcibly Dispersed, to Recon- sury sc for Murder ke nue be ae ee a Lieut. Churchill Explains Why the British Failed | inst Degree. eat Nalow the\sechrde Sema Sime; dete and Declares Buller Knew He Led a For- lorn Hope and Could Not Win. | — = BECKHAM ORDERS THE LAWMAKERS bapa yrs sg age HE NEEDED TWO ARMY CORPS INDEX OF NEWS AND FEATURES vene in the State Capital. VERDICT A GREAT SURPAISE.!."”, ; front of hia rea ee PART I. TO NOT MOVE FROM LOUISVILLE. ene nee A TO STORM JOUBERT’S INTRENCHMENTS. | Wild Signs of Disapproval on the Part i tep wa light: and Peo | Pivtnleaap, ms | of the Grea: Crowd in the Pringy, 3 he smiled as if he had not a} Maneuver as He Would N hi = fl : . | é = othin Decision of Taylor to Ignore the Lecuisville Agreement; Courtroom and on the cota, oe waned & a Ser ‘ onto ae =~ — 3 | | looked £ moment straight ao the re. the Deadly Frontal Attack; Military Experts Arrived At After a Long Conference With Repub- Streets. eee: en A ees eee et ’ : n | ats did « aera: Brailes beciaitibe Show That the Whole Campaign lican Leaders of the State. ! | Must Be Replanned. Roer re rl ‘clare that on Fridav ;' ‘in ittael he @nuemy @t jyurs Were rigrlit (ye1 hhite’s Troops tade nant il ene . ; , ' ry y 4 t : ' ky rreell : LTCTH tern Cut their Wavy «out s © © We had been tol ! neu Sane eer, bee | _ TI at Peta een '« at th of : sd would give a clew to Gen. Buller’s move- |‘ : SEO) ver, he satd the friends Pebiplevt of- iy the ommend | ) lat vou eoentinue wots apc. Z 7 ~~ to he present Posifiers ot the for es , , ta! “rr re oe on wi ons for the present in the «City : 4 Re ® Lieut. Winston Churchill, the Post- | els! in, carn the beginning of Louisville, where every prot> a , y Dispatch, New York World and London war, When Gren. White rrived,—he hy, Xe nocan be given to your mem- r = ¢ ' a RS EMTS po Post special correspondent with Gen ments since he recrossed the Tugela or aie ag | ‘ stk rte } I . § \ ut rrit? ford nearly S000 wort! pe SEO Et et NT ile PCO , Sa + Salta Ladysmith, and that te onsidere] er unwarranted interfere) 3 Bullers army. cables the story fia great military depet a1 ‘tratemic center, ler'sothird retreat across the Tuyela tf i.tke the press, the iatelligence departenegt, olonists’ cabinet. fieal purty otal everye one else, dien. Whit ‘roierestimated the Vour proceedings preventes 1 29 b, : ‘ The (C‘apitel bral J nes oo! ~. . o . . Awol tidy pis " ‘ ' o* Le os . e %*s, iff Pace | iT : : lit i . ‘ s m fort A re ? tr in Poss .ce 4 / ‘“~an md 4 ‘ * . ‘ Amor ; : a Pes the shoulders of those who selected ‘* | places the blame for Buller’s fanlure on _ a | | \ ’ . "ly = | , ais r me “y . stovdlla «, Perel armed forces, openly and in | f | } MEDURe DOweEr of the Bam Whee Sa : . Le ; . |. . ‘ ‘i ‘ eo | is . ‘ ee . = 4 ° ; : : . 1) ? . - ‘cv . a or.) . . My Ar hit ‘ a: oe Nance of luw held tvere by thos i ; adyvstuth as aA sStrategn port, three er would have been rade tf Ladysmith fi.’ _ 5 : GY) » years ago over Buller’s protest. itd been destroyed then! fa a a had \] ; | : * 4% i ‘ Youve j i . 7 ii Wie huve no le gal rigpts t.) Ww a0. arroed Pour bythe — . , 2 me migdest motives of potriotism, and for. that ‘as revue 1 Po ge ' , 3 ' a " core: we on — | ; lt indicates that Buller has retreated At any rate, net belleving there would : na very best they cou. & Ruaraintee yVvoUu That satTecy am: m4 - : . “ai a preaongeed investment, tar less actual - FART I*f. protemtion which you would necd : Te : sa iar south of his recent page Fh back to Sitets by the Boers, tien. White resolved fo oye ars Fae WILLIAM TAYLOR. 1? in enenion there | jf ‘ rere, and demonstrates the utter hope-| polq dadvemit! 1° in Very easy eee , , , > * . a ‘ s ‘ -« ‘ . : ‘tf i ‘ ‘ a) ““iovernor of Kentucky J. VW. C. BECKHAM. Gov ernor, lessness ov any attempt to overcome the brrypyuraee toais «lecision, birt this, me verthelees is naturs considering the known facts =f oe... \':-.., if : et et tc cc i i ee i i a a a a a i a a = Ye ea eS ; : | PART IV. | NEG Boers with the force at Buller’s com ' LAU ISVILLE, Ky Feb, 10.--The col- FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb. 16.—The proc- 4 4 -? | mand The HKoers investment soon, however, be- ‘ :; . Came close and strore negotiations through y»lamation here presented was issued by Bh ey Vey s , ' ' &. ae . Buller knew he was leading a forlorn GEN. BULLER FELT “dow's Journey - 4japse of the pence Muneral, (iIov. Taylor's rejection of the Louisville | Gov. Taylor to-night and according to his |! Wo4 eement and hie aetion in calling off the | oral statement at the time of {ts issuance, 4 q hope, and dared not risk his whole army don Legisiature and partially with-) embodies all he desires to say concerning of “ees on the issue of a general battle. Church THAT -HE WOULD FAIL. (saath Church Ree lia Niwrmi > Knighthood: Was In Jn : he troops have left the fixht over | his position at the present 5 c MO the troops ha i | present time. \ ill’s cable tollows: Rall men. Baller. arriving at «ape Town, mite amy of Ail o—"" When irst ‘ ‘© divested of many «of its war- The decision not to sign the ‘“‘Louiseville —--- | but iu a wor © le zu!) tangle agreeinent”’ was reached by (lov. Taylor a ’ . Sprcial (able to the Post-Dispatch. thy tiglit it Iles SSH! ‘ afp € neleay or to Dring (Copyright, 1900.) Gen. White back s«fely south of the Tuge- hi LTO tdeb ee ve Wandagte dS ” he ver. few minutes after 1 o’odock this afternoon P , . MRT “* ° BRITISH CAME AT FRIERE, Feb. 9 | la. He de med that to restore the situation eipt of the news from Frankfort] For over two hours he had been in con- eo Les | ifternoon was followed immeuiateiy by |] ference with fully 18 prominent Repub!li- f Mna ; WE (Fridav).—Since the possession of Volkrantg | in Natel was a matter of mute tmmediat: a gathering of the Democratic leaders at} cans from all parte of the State, Inciud- “} , ae en \ i Vitye: (Vaal Krantz) Hi'l «iid not seem to afford | urgency ther an offensive movement inte the Willard Hotel. At this conference were | ing county committeemen amd four Re- SAb ; | 3 ; Lg eee en ie the Orange Free § 6 GN the sealer i | Opinions Contribut- Senater Blackvurn, Gov. Beckham, Gen. | publican members of the Legislature. The 0 Wy fy 47 Aa \\ WB +t-ZB —- eee ee ee | nh Stuart Phelps, I. Castieman. President Carter of the Senate, | Meeting was secret in the extreme, all those A633 | RAL - é xi we mMenitude. It nton, Senator PF. Speaker Trimble and othere, At t/ | | Z 7 to never abandon gurris elusion Gov. Beckham sent to the Legis'’- | lor himself, refusing to say any ching Gon- | AL | / ; ’ . \ \| , ‘ Phe news *\ 4 rhigtiet in ; . : L«wuis . its coa-}| who came from the hali before Gov. Tay- heh) Z ; - : / / | : - - reef of Laid a message reciting the failure of the | cerning the progress of the deliberations , Gab omen Whist Players peace negotiations and the conditions ex- | Judge George Denny presided and L. F. | Y MAY i Md 3 : PatiakRetion, Nek Mrankfort, as scen by him, ani] Petty acted as secretary. The members A? | | ¢ Eé at AY fly PurCe CONG ©3% res that the Legisiature con-] of the conference gathered in the Legtsla- VE t as he can-j] tive hail usually ocoupled by the gState gourity of] House of Representatives After the hall from unwar- |] was fillei. Gov. Taylor entered and was Made by a Champlon (SUB &: teore . Laceets revommending emmunications, of in any case nion’ A tinge its sessions in Louisville, , New Query pa SN kK by Rev ' C*ort ance : het RQuarantee tae = g2arri mn «Way Gen. Ruler, however, knowing e- enor Mmiectia ; ; 7 Ps =o, ‘ nm ’ 7 . . , j , /; , . . . Acting ian this suggestion, the Legis hoor Was then close 1, and th secret pro / . , Ss era ie Tries earort | jiiite a ferlorn hope, ee fie’ tn orcering a , natameet? , or ‘ j y~ lhpwar Unique Univer- jiature decided to remain in Louisville fo! Lungs began, VS ff f ] t/a ’ : : : : ‘ . ° ‘re ~ ‘ . 2 «> . - . . - rf / P f YA : Promin il M. *} the pres nit, ana both houses aa jpouiriie il ti au0V. Pay LOT state] to ine ge ali . th De) calling for the appointment of a comm ‘ Withuraw the troops, allow th Legisla- i ‘ j at e i*4= st Church Pasior to investigate the conditions at bran fort ?iture to reconvene In the Capitol Building } ‘ ; ai-=it? . . , a " e ° ~P vr) ~* > — ure Officers in tne as far as they affect the safely ol the le8-|in Prankfort, to call off the session now islutors The members do not accep: (FON being held in London and to ignore the ' y A Y 4 ve - _ _ ‘ ‘ P mi { of = rt] s\ it z £260) ¥ “fi *! ; . ‘“ “UW. . ‘ ’ oe . Taylor's action m ordering away part Le ii] igreemenrt entirely. Several yy Mi fp | Ys sai the tro ps - restoring order unde! winienh spce ‘es Vere mace and it was soon A} 4 ‘ / j - , WEE Women From jtyey may return to the Capitol, They £4¥ |] parent that the sentiment of the gathering ; / av CM 4 | ines , Mh e. ey i eooniy a ral r fords, - 7 - , se ts Seis P ‘ , ‘ ; ; lita wre | was very strone@ly in. favor , Vy; Sh eae, “ . : they weuld feel safer with the mit: , = ery strongiy in. favor @f the second Yfyyyjn Lit Mes Phi seer ihe oder 4 aie me | 7 [0 1 Vd; : Why 7 74 le ts yl miak nm ks armed course, and this was adopted ma j a - ‘ ‘ an i ’ ‘ , the resolution | be pursued by him: First, to sign the idl 1,4? United States of Rus. Women in i a / y i A) ” OB, ; Y Women than with “‘ihe \irrespone a idee taineers wao fot we eks have been gataictr- Phis acuon Was dec.ded upon atl o'clock / ‘ult ¥s len- , Wt) se ing about tne State bulldinss left tu Me nd the first information of the decision Foy rue me | Pr eee. ‘3m , dee them ies afte pat te the outside World bw Gas Lael American Navy, ; - The new alignment of the parties Rater tee dar pln “tf. He came rapidiy taroeugn irae +2 . mat : ‘ay’s developments gre as Takiaw : walits Padecrs, unattended aml looking nervous "s “ Veli-Nnown Worm The Kepublicana wi)l stance } TNE seHarity 1 haggard. He walked hast.iv toward Leuts . ny . : ren hsa mitt aajourning | ,, in J oy ane A pepe greg — — a eee procs aa ne Cagaol. stairway, repeating, - nevera MRS. ROLAND B. MOLINEUx. — a Oe - . . - - iif \ SURSestions for St. Valens: , -fewislature to meet aid wilt ft | | newspaper men who ’ ~ ' : 4 . rots of » Democratic o* , ; » es ey le in the ¢ isc R11 Pry for \\ hy Sc lf nel It W | ij f \\ id ] 14 ie bilerppaal at . . , P th il pre la thie ‘ i . | don l sign. l don 4 Ss . , : ' ° ls "4 . it? t. Alla. i as ( laimed hy ft! F Prose : ei ould. appiness lat -anmee the date ‘he ghilop als Pee ot. Tita .} pATTIOL alte t ( ‘ t Cr) t ac? Kill ( (orl ts] 1t Ung Of wa Singer's Voj- , mation, ff among Will he : . a sent ‘= a From the « apitol he passed to the execu- RE Re Te : mir : ushoin Wh . ° hy “ge rt if tiie qattiie’s the ‘ae ‘ "Ss a sity tion of eL V (soe. ctve nail Pett a Wiie rm he ati on ‘ mace 4} he id ane Tr? calie ; : ] rindi ‘ ae 2 $3 iat na : " ; . hos ia. O Wa YT idie “vk ithe dee uration ‘te “ cia theckhawm t: ana Siggtiend the following pros.amat.on re- breath expan : ' ‘ -eridant @iuilty of mareler 7 | ’ ipidaTeryy - ns mtemant-C9 ‘ ? ’ es ade . ‘ convenmIn the _ ature at . 4 tier t'« i *M Pa “4 i ij et : : 3 F . - 4 ‘ ; ‘ , Ustis Yard of se _— net ard apie egislators go ack oerEs, & l.egixia ced nt a sity Neither +4] rer! . . t , t*i ; ry | : « eo? ‘ if , e. bile r Ex -_* ' r Senat They at a th ede yur in sessionn in Leadon, I do hereby by fnis SMiled as wa as Eee Gee ' ‘“Tthe « ‘ iineux hardly moved rake t rig ' t ' t fron | v Parje \ ~ : ‘ ; ; . . . ’ “ ie ‘| \t ASH ING T ~* " tis ' i ‘ ‘ ‘ le a 4 ecb ic ll te | | «he PTON, Fe! “he, rg i« , a ; |’ sat? general understanding of The tte hi] « j f YA a , mite . ete j ‘ia f the meet = " ie es ) ta it} ’ en wi > } ridars ~ I ‘ if i ‘ . war hoy ’ ' wae THE WEATHER INDICATIONS, [one ASE se, meant that. the mater shoul : ae ee Sean eda CAPE COL . S, N10 wibewey 6% , “Ehlontieren of the Csenheral Asse Tratoly fought out before the « al beds) 1 = st ‘ qvenlgl \ Tl ree - CAPE TOWN TO KI™~BCRLevy 64 FAIR AND WARMER | : EASTLONDOMN «= QUEENSTOWN . we ~ BP 4 eS CRP lesire to Inform you as to the results iseue there reported Would — “dl SOO ae ne USF aa Teer See “ % DUFBAN TO LADYS™TH ze: fro meritle the present un final There is no intention of aski try. a. , . eetpreg? je ' Milesour! lar nt parmer Simla wobabi ' ; ’ ate of affairs im the Ccommon- anew vote shall be f tken on : > ley : , ne ' LADvYArs?s «~ PRETOR A fair Nonmedasr ' ns waitin by beat) 7 4h AKToaement aro Tavior contest, but iov. Taylor has «! . trermmetivs wis seh. , — CELASQA Bev ~ * inks Fair a: mer Ker , by 3 ie dase Goes ee AO ee an any eepublicans that he | times but rarely atte suel forsnal , gupmesnetan Te camaveun Gone : —_ : . « I ! : midav night ‘ wou na hat ans Of ‘ ac io} > Par. ; BAMPTON TO CA - me to fresh sour! cole fair nn "es : matt this agreement ified by a vote of both houses taken ceo) nes , , ' ee We eS eee day iVerences beiwe uid ob : and without passion hen the Jur wOcKewd Uy eee c Ue hale ¥e * BAST LONDON Western Tesas ny " Measteo Pale s jand i a ; Mid ag: When informed of the action of; ” cloul her keomuech « bie HT at : Lmagtineen Menday.- iio gat Sunday 1 » Stat ave , Democratic Legislature at Louleville tn re ry > on an and feondny Sarialsle try / + . bas ™m Ee kf : n re oT @cat er rn we | at mai s that thi atte ' ‘ome to raANnKTort, Cr Taylor] ‘ (Wlaheome. todian Terr ton and Ackaneas bait | ° a lg oe a “ “, . — “Tt perp itt thy n- se ae ne easise ry ra cies . cg > to *e8e " i ji ae it} ity hae ’ > s ‘ : ‘ , all | “ ‘tliile {ts ‘ae «t' . = crv ens Monday. —e winds Information has just ; eomewhat in ‘onsistent _ They claim they | Molineux -was eft out ef the question ndieva~-Fair and warmer Sunday winds shift * Republican claimant cannot be protected at Frankfort and there Most persons w had followed the 0 : ‘ or Fi oO "Tr ; N1LO re 4<0T)* i ata as : - i ‘ - . - - ~ =@ . Wea te fresh southensteris; probably fair Monday tle of Governor has refused to sign that] is nobody here to molest them. They 5y- ° . hardy justified a GENERAL VIEW OF THE WAR FIELD IN SOUTH AFRICA. lowa--Falrt aod farmer Sunday; ‘|agresment and consequently all negotia- | jected to the presence of troops at a :ime | thought the evidenc srg ie coe + epatheris Winds; | tions in that line are now at an end when there was far greater excitement and yerdict againet him® All the afternoon and The Diack squares oo the map indicate the athe east, Gatacte aod Pren db, near Caiesterg end | in the oormer of the map will help the een@ap @ Mterketramm, south of the COrenge Hirer. apy Bron ed yo Sotonee eubeoned in the Seld be Bas - “fF. and g¢.ve8 « goed We had been led to believe that the danger than now, After things have qu.et- night the tension was something terrific points at which the Boers are holding the British Meibues om the weat at Meddet Hirer, The tably the maguitude vf Eagtand’s mite teed ensus gentemen who now controls, by armed ed down they refuee to return because they ) 2 DNTINUED ON PAGE TWO) s, “* CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO, Jj From the time the jury went out a: 3:15 [iy chech—Buller, svuth of the Tugela, at Frere on - CLO IN OOS TTI MD ORO | Ram oe Ae ei T:.
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a an seen ia eed - SUNDAY MORN NING—ST. Lov Is POST-DISPATC H—FERRUARY 11, 190€. ~ ee ES LT ~~ eer— - eed ° _— - . - - a . . we — i - — = . = — ee ' Recognizing that any a.ts ‘k would beeume givenat midnight that the ¢ riyemith troops frontal, (ien Buller Gotermines “atti Were Irving to fores passage out In the first along toe line of tatiwav ated t , l- Hreetly yy ‘r Srate can Hie ivy ¥ tle of Colenso was fought with rm jis nee fizing heard, but t t liars hav known. The extraord.rory streneth » ej cel | fp - t bee sas! . reporte mn the T’pper Tugela : a erm) * posttion Wa The German i ~ an ote im | ferdayv’: “hu ' bert Wiriuat rh ° . ; . y ; . ‘ ing 1} : 2 @ix te ne , , Laer? . itty his ai i die a ee that it would reqgulre 3 my ing the ritish ae Cislodge them. Ait the al 1] ; iii ms top threer, had four men Kivied fercements an c¢ffert Ce TMae | eartays and eight wou: | } | : Palle lac cates See eiies WEEDING SALE! NEW STYLES! at Potg@oeter’s Trift and strkin rie- |} (Naal Krantz) 22 Boe: ere found Kiiled, | gardt’s (Tri) fe This efor o—— | Unprecedented Values i: Last Season's 5 The Spring's Latest Novelties Ready for lo " I he BALLOON SAVED BULLER ' pe ee a ee oe a agp cas ea Carpets, Curtains and Rugs! tion. Special Designs and Colorings. rontal ussau on ih bapert 4it RECON Pure lllen a | rend ait. ; :, a | Bina Boers Had Pesistinats Set a Trap ‘BROADWAY AND ST. CH ARLES.) Q@mazemesst y Felieving al wees) sae ittemp wha ey iswders With Mask:d Batt‘ries on Doorn terly impo bie Kloof. : Gen, Vuller to bie CR Or 7 ; , | below should make ‘us a very busy week. But little money required to make your me bright and cheerful by buying at this sale. We quote throug, wi lew of le cdng pres LONDON 1) re al ij ta ‘ sa eegnaagicn anted ; ; a ——---—— sesnectingaasnmmnpgsincentntiens th by ? ;, you a few prices on last season's goods, also on what remains of the special purchase we have been advertising. \ nue , wew Styles are arriving every day! And last s2ason n's _patterns, _althouzh firste c'as 3 in color and design, must go. The price that we quote aure pprerts peAN , on oe from Spring ke epin. CARPETS. Which base he meht be abe to extricate : vile ain ) roan’ etillers 3 | (jen Woinite tre? ' ee , bey en 8 .. LAGE... - “ a * Rest Brussels, N 65 en noerty + ee ie come rte with w-- : CURTAINS | et {urimer’prico Oe wat $1.00...-.scscreese-eeet WOW DOE PROVED _ xigietartye ied BUL ER oeves igh nat aPbeating moundrgeNant atl ccon ua ee | ~ Royal Velvets, N QF: ~vsiok gpa ge tn ster 8 el be : i . ee | ns lg . 7 ae : Pend . = { wide}. formet price $1 19 and C2 a5. 4, OW 3€ ets and Ladyvamith, therefore. ritish foree from | Mla 7 Brusse!s Lace Curtains—100 pairs | Room Sizes— Tapes t 13 | es Seo tw det until he Naa @eadiy: trap, as they commandel the read : : : aa _ Choice Axminsters Now 85c - vestry Brussels.....$10,26 .S2.2 Krantz was occupl th eon ritian ee 4 Brusse's Lace Curtains—60 pairs. . i former price $1.00 an Settee cee. Room Sizes—Best Brussels -$12 75 ; ‘ . . T : ‘ it . ' 3 ee © @ 6 Liavore j es. rh. want of rn gavd Bee eee erie res the. ectus! poe ‘AY Irish Point Lace Curtains—s pairs~.é , Rova!l Wilton, Now $I 05 || Room Sizes—Good Velvet... ... $14.75 Be ttieton, Ww wor air n> Nottingham Lace Curtains—3s090 pairs. .' ’ ee ee fein apse | Room Sizes—Best Velvet........ -$17.25 and held es » ie CTH SH ENT A'su 1, 2 and 3-Pair Lots, in - Kidderminster Ingrains, MADE FROM REMNANTS MACRUM IS STILL SILEN Crades he eh | all wool), former price 75¢ to Soc. | OF CARPETINC! 2S SE EP Fe ys Nothing cf His Mission, but Is| = - ‘ » . , . } ° ‘ . r Lad Pr Y } aiid ie ee ee ey ey ey a ee ltl LO al in ln i. —_ ~ Settling His Accounts ai as | ai ‘ i “- eat he : ‘ ; A i_O » j i" ~ } ; al a a gh in, iy y | rcp set t a ritics t? ri, ~ «a Bia 4 ‘ = . ‘ oa? "o) 2 . ag j Washington cuxanes =, eae nee oe ee UNTIL COURTS DECIDE.; (@ SPECIAL. = THE NEW LADIES NMR SO BOER APPEAL FOR FUNDS vie ae ae ae Brakfentetn aT ete rabid Eneton tromenis home tn Pasi Live ONTINUED FR SGE ONE) (CONTIN , —__-- @= ——_-- . ? j is qrmwiite Ja.ter, taut s: , copreria tte ' * a. | | th ereeinest a’ teyltt 6) Staite and Jtoney Needed to Carry on the Work ot erievre don TT * See re Ps awsut artirett, ut Pryeret TL We aba the Red Cross in the Trans- epen beh te “ ‘age taian ‘ , | dicate Maired te ‘ ‘yar ' trenehment 4: ‘ostrdas f the road as fe real | ae : . | Tertt r. > | 1 —Sohi L. Prayn., Ladyeamith plain Morecver, ad , . ' nit} _ tty AY wan Comin Question Was a VerV serous matt ’ ne 7. re cary alton b. €ey re res ie > " ¥ithin the Be Peort (Mountain Vass). where : ROod Witter supply, had bees Converted inte a fortress fry ors If tien. Buller’s force was only interded | ) et: : ' ) EE eRe celc’ ho bn ean OOen ee ee by the | ae Gialasiata the |b couid net gus ) anya ety B ge pif A itp ee ama TES “ag ar For this week Crane’s } 3 : have been staked on of a Waithe. (3 rit eed as Mee Bee eee ll $5 fions. the untortanate condition ef pelitiea] i % and ilurd'’s Fine with fine large silver ke chances heavy nealns, | ie ay | sins Bet en. 4 wouuaes cy ig 5 el a » eae ie me fairs . We Sen MKS, renee M Stem-Winder Nickel Amer- Stationery, smitial rf I oncres outs ie oe) he rg yASHING Feb 1 | ' 4 h te bo devant ' uns | n bes L : uote ‘mM. ty dep ; , . oe Hecic rn Peep om fl anisville. tn wh . ican Watch per box special vista’ es 4 Se in dete Hh Ante ef a" os . a Y . Wits | pe rt ’ | le : * tn . ? a ‘ oo . ! Panta ke is wey Bee : ; 3 a | , : Fee . ae ; MD glans , rank «line ' “ '. larger ] . ’ C ly , of the res Natal. therefore he de part ne dn ov. 7 wal there | Lines 1 Te yt ar hese > sSup os aS She State. an. ana i ent rane eae ie a 3 shoe ‘aii “vials Penal than cut a, raal. te i i Alin All, ln. lan st i i i i i a a ee i i ll ee eet ee ee ee Oe “to al! Amef?- e'aAliTys ee Pig Skin Finger Purses, te Withdraw and try elsewhere as he sighificange alta Med to Mr. White , When. eS at Wealine renre {may deem it i ) Jomay aetjoura ing bes | 7 ! SEND FOR CATALOGUE BIRTHSTONE BOOKLET FREE. ee pall: that tt was mereiy an informal vist uy to Dr. Leyds wacom that Ne Mectiags ty fet ne sent Senate, aeckeeae e » “n}() Special Agents for Missouri for the World- $5 OO Up fruitless, The Boers admit severe toss . White, beyond . he had | orange Fre ite, ta be expended B: oO bring tbon iste ) . NE contin OE the two bres” declaring that Renowned Regina Music Boxes . SSE Rne RUMMi: of Spion Kop, they pone:for resigning bis position it such a lev for thes purc ase wil be called fur tate ome: yen eee Wo eckhamy with tie title te the effiee af Diet . : . 312 NW. SIXTH STREET, sufvte real saey'r 7 \ The a’ aTarjiet - : erum Mmahoar | . Their pPesoulrioes | with ready strained 1 ftmoest. One day Gent Krugerion f Tranevaal Governmen oats Ie ee ee Carmen Se ARES Si vel ; : wetter y. % q FINAN g KFLLEY UJ ( ki c RM Captiired a man of Sand a ind PG, 1ht, Mthorities here. tt can be state | temath” campaign in order ty place. before | Whereas, on Tavlos wm wits 2 That should te, ienerel, Asem pase he] OCT OOS Fl ce ndertaking Co., of 44 Cons he hope of capturing ids r ' , the . * I ee OF ) ne ' invr; WV \ : ptik ow pread «a ster (ur ie | Ne a : Pe | is s tenes te sD greets ‘is frem all 3126.28 EASTON AV. smith keeps their army in Natal in th ay Sanne reside Ful ibid tp a Be abbey” er rie toa " yi ox i | son «iG | Mi PUPP d Goes it tt nil 9 ryncthcnns Pie & inxs ot Leo : Seay wine Ambulance Corps to “Care for Boer in him ts he mati eUpearsity er geubtonie lt i st it i a eee , : | : at 1 | rd ; | ; | t! J % : os (rad r canted alt 7 pooner until gered Wounded Will Start for DEATHS. ; Pe h. ‘ CAMPAIGN PLAN 1 REVISED REVOLT IN CAPE CO LONY | Scie nd : : : ree Sita, Se 5 a eye i tine 3 a ss ssiesiiiabal ani ae jisee i —Two thousand deilars Michael Birmingham er nm of Patrick . : & ins , it , , _ , of .. si} { \ere i Buller to Xecp Joubert Busy While SEEMS TO BE AT HAND. Fee ois Bae Se ee ee ; ‘ 7 ae ik , : BG cs ? ’ . r) ae » gp) F «9 » Phoer sick n Tiveetatlim = adie 4) «ayes t bie Roberts Invides the Orange Free | sd ti re » te the arn eee aan oe i) ibis re repatel e iEe ie a samnt i by us6 Seu Tae His funeral will take place from the fame State in the Center. } ° e ered ny At 2 reve ‘ 4 ' stig - neve itv residence, 110% Chestreut street, ot M mela, . . . ' ‘ 7%» ba . . i I~ ‘ {| 7 " , t. f., ir } tia ne | ; 5 e Vbreietit ( bre ; rf bits egrniahs. ge be . } . " Tee =~ Jidin . t mre fh, eas |Milner and Chamberlain Planning Extraordinary Meas- Hleseets wt jomeral Ass mS TRAY cate oman hc eaalietian aace aera rni pe | 3 3 by mS » Aenatiuaials ’ 1s peat #t midniagit, saves Congress. “~ meyvy uee Viet Nii , ‘ es] he} ' ss nacsyheaish a - ; Puneral Merwiaw at "* € | | , » } | : 7° . " . , i " . . . ° ’ ‘ . i’ } aati i? i] i! iti ° » Tat . : . . : 4 a . ' tp | ag ni | Alian® ’ te. oki Cot ‘ lL. oF ! A ’ / ; i i ‘= © - ec nt 7 anhie tao tne PVost-Dispnich. heh for The ttre at { i as y ! \ ei, le - i : i p pe ; : : pa , : Scie hi inv vd VA ! vs Camypaict Paes ‘ iis —% (Cfopyricht linc “. riexed ti apr a volt ya rT e . ‘ . ° : _ s A , i - , ‘ . . * . P > rr ,? ii ; , 2 ’ i j ‘ Tis ° Peo | qt op om at i Gen, Buller | mjsctoner in South Africa and the : sh ignor reqidice ag poe _seore Surprise in London. | 7 : : fags Society 7 ts written te Jerk baa ea terpest - thre Derr mseif he can heard o¢ ’ » Corday is Beings onvi { ‘ oT uc dodgit Mir} hamber| NEON. Ke “ele. | e Be } : s ' T , “ , MeN arid, ite nief bY prercel f ti ‘ory briends ST el la cored) , , ey : rnnelied to make Inquiries, resuitins | van a : 4 a “Se ) ior ual dp aula j ‘ ithe bnvoe! | Tes adda. i ' Mfabe . 7. n¢ uw *. etory bari ii “i ii ¢ he A ¢ par ure ‘ . ~*~ : e « y army, | jy ‘ongress of the Afrikaner foun fabdication, bots men being allve and JONES O90 ers as reh. If he probibits 0! ‘ongre-s the ha . ‘en ineneint fate of | 1oFt at na bestitei : , Es. Ie, “WILLSON, Sola Ministry will resign | | ae: tie ned n of treachery Seat U bags maa sy > So is dJesian papers warn him that i ; vbarliv agains: the Boers, where investi- exyee ‘es 2] ry Il Ps ? j ot’ ke . ' ‘Fj ~ b | 3 op K(USEY viLl ‘OT Th le ; * i ’ mn ay re | ! ' = | r (*g leet} 4 ,)Y i! ‘ ‘Ti i eer wane " i. y:? ae i: ' @ hears . a utt mek i} ; A "6.0% : | 1, } ly | myiit ' st is . : . . ’ Vila . . . 4 , P ‘ i. 2 | = ht te : 7 to him ar lé "ead ari inhumanly (te bere a2 rant a . I i cy? “Hh, ) ‘ ! \i p? @n attack Which! : Wes , . re ’ . — eo diaiiadiaie ; po anaes the > % ; Pecear est at. % ft i? Rtack wh : r f san. the icaht advine r of the ial ving won pee) sn Iie Can, Pers ae. Rei derrtageg | = ; He Urges Selection “of ‘Woodruff for the os oo at { ina MAtibipecentiy MF. Cau! de Nie. ae JOHN MARSIDATA ‘The new plin oly erp gue. | Private secretary | nS Se, Ce ees et eee weeeee, FORT COMPUINY 1) Teens see. es ttutete beeen | J. C. W) OREOCRHTAN. | Vice-Presidency and the Renom- . . | . ee . e~ } * . . ++ i eby * i . arys a~ ‘ L I i fei Onwe jeri “nre it! sl ; ae | i 1 diy Praia ; ss i ‘ . ; ‘ 4 LS. o 4 ’ : : ahts [ ! at os { " ; . iM . ».? . . 4 Ceastul offetesss prernal i) : ner hues 7 dj nei ' | Som ts ination ot Himself. Free ; vee , _ : ' wy ' Pe A vi ain , . ‘ i * i. © . . : a of tye ' ) _ , iT ? ’ e% - ~ —- ae"? £30 G : ' ' ; . ; . gd ea . . yen , ? | | 4 | : 1 ce} ‘ ; ~ .? e > o i ry ! ; | t} i V , é a) oxG | ..,.,, th nom pation ro Vice-President Lbs bias Waotl , bee ; Pr re b reumstantiai a Pou ser g} " een Adhe s ! UM baits ‘wR 4 hike + ‘ rat . = by ap. a ft a Excuses Ovel the T lepho: 1e, ! i ~e cond term 3 (s0Vvernor bh. ; ' > ‘ co] tw ' rit oP ‘ Lie tins oon 7 oe : 3 wis : ? ‘ . s : . iss ected ) | bake sidieieainc day * wie ag te tiemrent of the disturbed political condition | N;, ‘ork State Platt was not pleaseu. . a ' | : ' : . . : t bat portly by rhié ie | ‘ iT) Veery) ! ie tint SS tg: I: was aAcrn) ~~ b, mere mo i, | TT seme iMfal = thes 5 SNCW IN LONDO tatement covering thy whoie course of Ul os forced M, Incempetency ot British Generals |" ent is mu. , itt (= > SNCTA i : LON DON. uonarbertesstheg " es | | FRICK -PREPARI NG T0 FIGHT. | wt Tetliere GN prt Fan infin eT Shown by the Statements Made , anes aie os | Traffic Is Impeded and a Number of ww to-day tie: . Vs wae 9 ae on = - Ces ee ' 4° | ‘ ai ital “At an wl , ca.ty four this mea 1 ave A ou. : 7 by Subordinates. + | Accidents Result Ata . | | : , ! | LONDON. Feb ' alcders oye itp Was aWakelied eierk amd t Spe to th os’ TDispated LarN DON beds ‘At bia Wear oe * hy ee esi * is . re we tel rl, ts og hae Lt agains Vndrea arnemie and the : ebvieeltivicrtaaiua + paleo meaghe pee SOK BES f | i ie: fa | ‘ - : : ; : P » eft ' Bird S See Was rerorted wards r displays home of th tthe of Colense Bankers Were Willing to Discount Pista ey ys] r : : vY tv Puri > ‘ } +} " oon.” or = ’ . aT " ' . - vt aoe vigaiond Treat ha + ya . and the Price of Contenental } Mit Vfenendey ’ tade-e et COOID' Pac rycteny ‘ Relies the given nl . inns ote Lod to | sina ht Go!d Reduced. : ila Wiis iiy : , | | busty i miaarehe to pat oo? AN of 4 Special Cahle to the Post-Dispatch, va, : . , 4 . ViBer Nias 1d Ver ; kr, “ny ull Lis { lim ary LAXON DION ‘*A Good Maxim ts Never Out of Season.?? (v0) samme ee toe cone | Conipaniy : Neither is a good family medicine, like °°) 1" ye ik er MORGANATIC MARRIAGES. Hood's Sarsaparilla. It tones up the S\S- " . = ’| Several Reportea Among the R» tern, cures Catagrh, rheumatism, scrofula f in os | Familics of Europe. and ail stornach troubles, and wards off . "> ‘* aegis 6 he LAONIMOIN | sickness. All who are weak and worn by the effects of iliness or overwork find in its use appetite, strength and health. Disordered Stomach — “* Now-a- days I can eat anything I wish because Hood's fe heeps my stomach in . .- aa y ; . , pis ; " } P , : « ; ) A SURTIE et. are unitted | brhtiaanad f, ay? tC of FAPIOUS IBatalemien: ; | Catarrh ond ee has referr ng te a et : | | f murder t ! sition bicct serious s cured my husband s catarrh t British Troops at Ladysmith Make an ‘' p oT tt si this (leroan, an very ile pl | a | wen me relic , ised la Atte ayes to Cut Their ' ‘ : : ' , : ; " af ; . ‘ , ir. m ‘ *T) j Te Fy > yr ' & | : . ’ , 3 af ats in ) r : ) te VA Mit: 17 } ‘ : : " ; ‘are ’, , re betrge inte-the Goewntey muet in States. tn Qos) re tite oH: Lite ss ' eek, ie” a ~ | ret , ‘fn ‘nite State: Vol- lies at 9 OM of appendicitis Boy Harare M Ay Out. ' eS edadlix saerrve Pestuats, } near w } ‘ preys pe of ; , tony : SS: rat rT hao Set iby x : per . | lmase es a Wright aged 14 teats end & a efficient and th ¢ Tpt t ri eee aeere | eee “1 Rox! Sob pre “ i y* cet ue? , hen NOW exists. We feel that we has pile Semcon Lieutenants to. ” ' wn of Themes and “mille Wright IER HRADQUARTERS, near Lady- nih ham , WhOMer are KRWVINE them any pos wichdsawiaes. COP the our utmost to protect : snants—John Morrtson, Jr } “ay: Servic iden " , j ie “out lence States Ww a have a Ve ry marked influen. e , State j t+ Our Precople j } ‘re at residence 4200 Pise street, Ruae P ’ : 2. 4 oo hd . . . eet .} . ' 3 ib - ‘ . e’ 2 and th ve ai <4 5 a | aT t? wi sara, Sonam Cavalry; L. R. da efternax -" : Smiin. Friday, Fed. %--The alarm was fhe reilef of Ladysmith is. more dif- on the money market. is able." at we shail not bx pk EE, rourth MS. ; y K a at 2.0, Foe ik, io ee aad im otha, Vertetig =g ne ee ee eee ee ee Se ee
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oe See oer lta tae eee alas VO eet ye ere rE POP re OR ee OL PETIT, LOE OLLIE OEE IT TE POO re aE RS ee PT ee Tee 2 TEP Sete or ° =” eo = ee meas SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. ~ MOLINEUX GUILTY, (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) tones loud enough to be heard by all: “Keep up your nerve,” and the prisoner Teplied with “Yes; don't be afraid.”’ Molineux'’s to bear the verdict a smile, mother and his wife, unatle etrain of long walting for the left the courtroom soon after the jury went out. Mr. Weeks asked on ux that the latter Fon and the mr in this case and grant: Foreman Martin said @ereed amon ves tee ial Srain from the a ussion of any feeding= in t' room, A etter waited in the corri- dors of th ind about the build- ing until turn of the verdict, and When brought out by the deputy suerif metody ¢ ed for “three Cheers f: Molineux,’ and a Semarkable demon tration, t cheering fol- lowes !. Mia? had Moitne- peerm tted visit exception behalf of Gen. be order to mide an ! permissis thiat the mn. jury had Jutely Fe- of the pro- L fae This ’ ~ Iretme! With great and took ‘med te bowed erowd he crowd It emiied the he im, f rathon, bye through Tried) part thn se Please Aw and that to smile cheers There ‘the cheers eriecs., fegarding torney ©) "i ag atid ‘ 7 at ; tive wreiat around hirn, had asion bow a number of timesMfor tne Were repeated again and again. were calls of “Cornish” also, but for Molineux overtopped these “ y per ed atid the verdict Assistant At- orl said will case that the verdict etand the presentation of the as furnished me by the. pollee department there could not have been any other ver- dict.” Nim contlaent To paon | the case. The jury at once decided to ge to lunch and were departing from the ‘bus to go to the Astor House when they ecided that they would take up the Case. is was said partly to be due to the fre- quent severe attacks of rheumatism from which Juror Brown has been suffering. By doing #0 they would finish sooner and al- low the juror to get treatment again. THE WOMAN IN THE CASE. Something About the Wife of Molin. eux and Her Strange Career. Mrs. Roland B. Molineux, the woman in the case, was formerly Blanche Chese- brough, the daughter of Thomas Chese- brough a Westerly, R. I., carpenter. His children grew up in comparative poversy: There were four girls and a. boy. were all versatile and quick-witted, Blanche was the only one with a gift in any direction. F¥om her babyhood ihe girl eould sing. When she left the but study music Then there came a time when Blanche Chesebrough wondered why she should ne attempt to see a little of the world. e! mother and father were dead, her brother Frank had gone to live in Boston, and her three sisters, who were oider than. she, were all married. One married John Knapp of Minneapolis and the two others had or come respectively Mrs. Howard P. Okfe and Mrs. Waldo Stearns, both of New York So she came to New York—young, buoy- with so SWeet a vo.ce riad to let her sing in the » Hi Chureh, Brookiyn. They ¥ $)v a Suna iy. lier brother in hos- i} to her support, and her s'‘s- Stearns Kaye her presents, So to iead a pleasant sort of life extremely well. Mrs. A.:ice Bellinger, with whom Miss Chesehborough chortiv went to live in West End avenue. pays that this was partly due to the fact that Miss Chesebrough Was wonderfully clever with the needle. The girl did not make many intimate women friends. She is not that sert of Woman. Sut she re ceived a good dea f attention and together with her sister, Mrs. Stearns, was seen constant:y In a set of a who were merry and well te do, and culflvated successfully the art of having a good time One of these persons was Albert Morgan. rt to dress a nel very well and to whom it was belleved that MOLINEUX AND HIS FATHER IN COURT. Bartow S. Weeks, Molineux’s counsel, would say nothing ubout the verdict. Harry Cornish said: “Lalo not see how any 12 men could hear the and render any other verdict. I cannot anything else about the verdict and furthermore will not.” The announcement of the verdict of gull- ty Was received In the uptown districts and about the clubs apparently with great sur- prise. Many of the seemed toa be Btagezetrel by the announcement and {It Was the main topic for discussion for the night, eVidence given ~ iy ciubmen oclock this morning when Ke- ended the bench. dgen. Moll- nesaux, with his wife and daugther-in-law, had passed on to their places before the courtroem doors opened to the public. (Fon. Maeastne ux jooked in good health epirits, tut th Women showed signs having pussed a sicepless, tearful night. ln opening hes charge, Recorder Goff told the Jury that the ruies of law are to shape thelr jucgirenmts life sald he would not comment on the faets of the case. he presumption of innocence, he sald, remains with thre rMdant antil his guilt is proved beyond a reasona doubr, recibir 4 , It was 1] corder Ciofl as and of bile sStoppe loin his charge and Weeks if he wished him to ihrges of mansiaughter Weeks answered that in) the first gaeiining the hurder, Re- afl lLwwye; V.tthends ¢ Mi murder in ‘; YoU must ‘AapPpiclously.” rescorder Went over the iIndletment @ni its sever eounts, and then said “If you find that Molineux sent the polson he is just as guisty as if Cornish had imsiead of A dimes Doil the defendanre Bernd the poison package to Cornish? Upon that controlling question the whole cease hangs If he did not then all the other Questions are disposed of. If you are satis- fied he did not, then vou shall acquit.” Aas to the testimony of the 14 handwriting TS called by the prosecution, the re- lel testimony af eXperts eonsideration as Wiftthesses kexpert aid the jury. Expert CoMpetent as evidence to 4 aet AM OXpert swearing to Recess, 1 matter be taken of the witnesses . Ver Powe jed fa entitied to the testimony evidence ts f eVidenee {- In case of Wwaich must of opinion this evi- fact. even If is unim- a af we8 a character where a life have Vou examine that and caution and if the gS Merely on that te “truet vou that it would of mur- “In a case af ty fe at stake. Towel) testimony with our, Question 48 iseue py) Timeny, PT would in y @ATFEMely Ss «+ order took up same of the xdmit- isputel writings and told’ the jury ' &@ TBAT toe disagree with all the ns drawn byw th experts’, but must mht to the facts pointed «cut by Y gives as ta the death sald the recorder, “tends i identification of Molineux Bhutif you are satisfied that resMop sth) e for the death Ss ho Teaeon why yeu ahould of the death of Mrs. Adams. for the mtirder of Mrs. ‘S "Pts a means of tdentifica- neidents of the death of Barnet material the recorder fnished Mr. Rattle (once and noted an exception to his f ty charpe as requested Phen before se! lfrig the ury to their deitberat! Recorder Go remembered that he had forgotten to warn the jury that Moiineux’s father entered in no way into not on trial,”’ he “It te Molineux who ) ANts station. money or friends entitle him to te consideration Hie is en- titled to a fair and tmpartial triai.”’ As the jury was about to leave the room second time, Recorder Goff ¢ te stimon ; it diet "9 iis l father t« heagsiaen she was-engagedi On one of the yachting trips of which Miss Chesebrough and her Sister Were so fond there appeared Roland Molineux, Miss Chesebrough lived felt ) like it. She considered af- fair. Her relatives, her former friends in West- eriy, everybody who had known pretty, re- served and caprictous Blanche Chesevrough a8 a young girl, concluded that had made a Wee move in coming to New York to live seemed always happy, always in an atmosphere of luxury and admiration. She had a long enough train of admirers to setisfy any woman's vanity. Her rooms Were continually filled with flowers and other wifts by which men of birth, weaith and postition tried to ingratiate themseives with the penniless daughter of a Rhode Island carperter. Bianche Chesebrouvgh made no confidences Her own sister, Mrs. Stearns. whom she saw constantly. did not know which of these men Blanche preferred. or whetner she preferred any. As for Molineux, this alone “lf she that her own She MLLLAAA LLALLALY guided to Grape-Nuts REEEEEE TUTTI NR Rev. S. V. Robinson, Brooklyn Hills, N. Y.. says: “A few days ago an incident occurred in my home that may interest you. Our baby boy, a fine specimen ot two years and three months old baby hood, was brought downstairs immedi ately after he awoke. He was teething. and had eaten but littl for two or three davs. and had to be coaxed to do that On this particular morning lis first: re quest was for Grape Nuts, of which he is very fond.” His mother had sor corn meal mush cooked, and served lim with that instead, but atter he had looked at it for a moment, he pushed it away in dignantly, saying. ‘I don't want that; I want Grape-Nuts.” He would not be sat- ised until Grape-Nuts were served to thim, which he ate with evident enjoy ment. We were interested in his diserim ination, and you wall doubtless appreciate the boy's taste.” Probably no food in) existence—not even excepting the very best prepared baby foods as well adapted to the ise of infants as Grape-Nuts, well soaked Phe food is made up in granular form, and for chaldren should be soaked a few minutes in hot water, when it becomes a mush, and should be treated with cream and sugar. It contains the elements required for building the bones, and the gray matter in the nerve centers. A child or an adult fed on Grape-Nuts will show marked im- provement in physical and mental ability. Many of the elders testify to the removal of physical ailments by abandoning por- tions af the tood that have been in use. and taking up Grape-Nuts regularly. Sold by grocers everywhere, and made : , fe LALAAAAA Ne “is for the aga called them back and asked them if fer bad to go to lunch or immediately take up at the pure food factories of the Postum | Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich | whom Miss Chesebrough knew at one time , They | natura, common schools she went to Providence to | from men. | wister tad hardly ever heard of him, when Blanche announced her merriage. Mrs. Molineux is in herself fascinating. Bhe has elements of beauty—a good héight, a siender figure, a long neck, a we!ll-set head, a delicate, aristocratic nose and a chin with character; an abundance of pretty hair and large brown eyes with weil defined black pupils. It is Known that Mrs. ‘i Molineux’s left eye is artificial, but she has | at 80 well under control that this deceit ; could not be suspected. ; When she had been Molineux’s wife only six weeks he was accused of murder. Short- ly afterward he was arrested and com- mitted to prison. Since then she has made her home with her husband's broken- hearted father and mother and seen Mo- lineux himself only rarely and under the most distressing circumstances. The strain to which the events of the past year Must have subjected his wife is almost incon- celvable. HISTORY OF THE CASE. The Story. of the Barnet and Adams Poison Mysteries. NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—There have been few murder mysteries in New York tnat have attracted much attention as the Barnet-Adames poisonings, From the facts brought out at appears that the murder was a man giving the name of H. C. ‘Barnet rented a private letter box from Nicholas Heckmann, at 27 West Forty- Second street. Lurgs quantitles of mail addressed to Hk. «*. Barnet were receive l at this adare-ss man Who rented the box called tor every evening The medicine concerns, the letter box wrote country asking for money to pay for these letters appear to have in a disguised hand. Move of them have been secured passed Upon Dy experts In so the trial it planned when and the it neariy from patent Who rented aii over the and inc.osing Neariy all of been Written than a score and have been harmdwriting. ' man who rented the letter box In cond street was not Henry Cross- Barnet, who was employed in brok- office in Broad street, for the renter of the box ealiled for mail after Henry C. Barnet had died of poison. Barnet made his home tin the Knoicker- bocker Athletic Club. One of His most in- timate friends was Roland B. Molineux, the son of Gen. Molineux of Brooklyn, who is reputed to be worth $1,000(uw) and Is a man of the highest standing. Roland Burnham Molineux ts one of the best amateur gymnasts that this country has ever known. As a horizontal bar per- former he has few equals among profes- sional performers. He possesses extraordi- nary strength and daring, and is extremely graceful. It is said that he has masterel every trick on the horizontal bar that he has ever seen. Molineux is moreover an agreeable and well-bred young man. He neither looks nor acts like an athlete. He has always been master of himself. It was natural that Molineux should Braduate from the Young Men's Chr stian Association in Brooklyn to the big athletic clubs in New York. For a long time he Was one of the most prominent membeTfs of the Knickerbocker Athietic Club. Motineux nas studied chemistry in the Brooklyn Polytechni ‘ and supple mented this with a course in the Copper Unton night School. He passed two years a cowboy on a ranch. Molineux was employed es a chemist by a Newark paint firm. H's duties were not exacting, and he had as much money as he cared f> spend. He was fond of pleasure, but Was never dissipated, Lecause of hi: fondness for athletics. It was natural enough that Molineaux should become warm § friends. And it was natural that Molineux should be given an office in the Knickerbocker Athletic Club, which has through meny Vicissitudes, ; The troub.e between Melineux and Harry 6. Cornish began when the latter .was made physical directur of the Knickerbo Ker Athlete Club. Cornish makes his living out of athletics. He is a man of ability ir his own line and has a better cuucation than most of the professional ath.etes. He has executive ability and an original mind. Cornish is a man who likes authority. He i soverbearing, aggressive anid incons.derate with those who starid in his way unless he finds their power is greater than his. Cornish and Molineux had some _ differ- enees about the conduct of the gymnasium. Cornish paid no attention to Molineux a!- though the latter was on the gymnasium committee. The temperament the men made them enemi The affair which caused Molineux to leave he Knkekerbocker Athle:ie Club was a let- ter written by Cornish insulting Bartow S. Weeks, then president of the New,Yora; Club and Molineux’'s personal friend. Molineux made the issue that either he or Cornish must leave the club. Cor- nish was sustained. Molineux resigned and joined the New York Athletic Club. These quarrels and the feeling that ex- isted between them is the motive advanced for Molireux desiring to kill Cornish. As to Barnet, District Attorney Gardincr held that it was jealousy that turned Mol- ineux againet him. It was charged that both were in love with the same woman, who was then Miss Blanche « to ecfonic lever used aad now | always keep it in my medi- cine chest. With best wishes for sufferers, AL Pag Dictated, s The ‘How to Find Out if You Need Swamp-Root. user) to he It red. that only ‘es were to be modern all diseases chsorder of aS Nave ther these most important oreans eile “es ees: ; ‘ ' kidneys filter and purify the blood , . —filat 13 thie The weak or out i] how quick- ted, and fail to do its So when you of order, you ‘ . | iy your entire bae'e how every organ duty, 1. It you are sick or “feel TY, begin the Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, because as soon they will help realth, taking famous new discov ery, as your kidneys are well all the other organs to | Disordered kidneys are responsible for more sickness than any other disease. Kidney trouble irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, Sleepless and irritable. Makes you pass water often during the day and obliges and suffering )you to yet up many times during the night. Causes rheumatism and neural- gia, pain or dull ache in the back, joints and muscles, makes vour head ache and back ache, causes stomach and liver trouble; you get a sallow, yel- low complexion: feel as though you had heart trot you. have plenty of ambition, but ‘no strength, get weak and waste away. cure for these Kilmer’s Swamp- Root, indigestion, Makes you thle: is Der, the world-famonug troubles kidney remedy. In taking Swamp-Root you afford nat- ural help to nature, tor Swamp-Root is the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that is known to medical science It there is any doubt in your mind as to your condition, take from your urine on rising about four ounces, place it in a glass or bottle and let it stand twenty- four hours. If, on examination, it is milky or cloudy, if there is a brick-dust settling, or if small particles float about in it, your kidneys are in need of imme- diate attention. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is used in the leading hospitals, recome mended by skillful physicians in their private practice, and is taken by doctors themselves who have kidney ailments, because they recognize in it the greatest and most successful remedy for kidney, lrver and bladder troubles. To prove its wonderful efficacy, send your name and address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., mentioning that you read this generous offer in the St. Louis Sunday Post-Dispatch, when you will receive immediately by mail free of take Swamp-Reet te build up my aervous system, and put | my kidaeys ia shape. It helped me more thaa any curative | all charge, a sample bottle of Swampe- Root and a pamphlet of valuable infore mation pertaining to kidney and bladder This book contains many of the thousands upon thousands of testi- monal Jetters received from men and women cured, Swamp-Root is so res markably succ@sstul that those of our lreaders who have not already tried it are advised to write for a free sample | bottle. and to be sure and state that they read this generous offer in the St. Lous } Sunday Post-Dispatch | If you are ready | Swamp. Root what vot you purchase the regular fifty arid dollar size bottles the drug stores, aqiseases rhat can ones c conn ed need 7 Cy) 1S , «ih SPECIAL NOTE.—-We are pleased to state that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper may have a sample bottle of the Great Kidney Remedy, Swamp-Root, sent absolutely free by mail, Be sure and mention reading this generous offer in the St. Louis Sunday Post-Dispatch when sending vour address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.Y. the fcal- 1 In- Well-known clubmen charge that | (‘asino employes have Deer caking advantage of int experienced players, raking in the Ktakes to reuiize eyvetermat mleate ) ar Hartdegen Btore of 4 Miller remembered Miss paver typ the victims are ame whether they have Won of It 1 that tiie § ¢ ministration Emma eR ‘, pat “as'nogo ad- Ss gsnOWN «a.8° summers Ww Pies main titie busin this city. Efforts to trace the cyanide of mercury, although a poison Httle usea, were not su&- Kut the meantime the enmity between ‘«(ornish and Molineaux was ex- ploitec. Cornish said that it was first suxg- gested to him by Secretary Adams of the It was point- ed out that Mol'ineaux ts a chemist, that he was employed in Newark and that the sil- ver holder was bought there. Then all manner of wonderful eropped out and a deal of degradation well Letters began pouring in from marys inclosing viefa haunt /Clubmen Charge That Em |" | in rade ploves Cheat Players. Bere ‘ afrle 2'orles Din Ss rae} as WOMEN LURED TO THE TOILS. ns ee i TWO OF THEM HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE THIS SEASON. Raornet ‘lraigs ta NMIwl rhe a) X +> . the eharging murdet found against Mol. for the murder « tria] began Nov. 14, 18% French Government Has Ordered the Prince of Mcnaco to Put a Stop to the Scandals and It May Succeed. ‘ 1 The M'KINLEY SENDS SYMPATHY. All the State Officers Will Attend the Funeral of Richard W. Thompson. Peat Dispatch War. Wee ee Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, Lum) to the TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb McKinley sent the following teiegram to D W. Henry: “Please receive for the family of the late » { > 10 —Preatden (Copyright Feb ye Cariv e Al PARIS = tree AL 98 garding Monte ithe main top the fr time | ing eat mDlishment honest Manageme?!’ ~ VIN MARIANI © Mariani Wine-World Famous Tonic All who have teate’d Vin Marian! agreeyee to its reactily vertfied Dy a be one of For gxatmil- of dis- | yere ren? ne nail charges are s ‘1? a? the the hy af ri ry are given f at In of Mrs. McKinley and myself “WILLIAM M'KINLEY.”’ Gov. Mount and all the State officers, tn cluding the Judges of the Supreme Court, | will attend the funeral. OFFICE SEEKING THE MAN. -—~—e oS — i President Has Difficulty in Selecting the Philippines Commission. Special to the Pos*-Dispateh WASHINGTON, Feb is being expertenced tn finding men are willing to become members of the Lew Philippine Commiseion Ex-Gov. Wo'cott of Massachvsetits has declined, leaving Mesers. Taft. Denby and Worcester as the only .members thus far selected. It is considered probable that one of the members be @ southerp an a a Democre — pinata roots ‘an gossip about if clety womep, Whose revels at Mo at would be considered scandalous at home. . rt 4 a FROM ALTAR TO SCHOOLROOM. Students in a Quincy College Keep Their Marriage Secret for Months. Soe la. the Poat [repatch QUINCY, PE), Feb (10 public anorunmeed that wood. Mo. andw Mau! loganof ¢ beth attending coliege here were quiet y married at Fort Madison, Io. a Week 4&0 After the martina they returned to their studies as if nothing unusual had occur- red. When confrented they both admitted the marriege toa 19.--Some difficulty at heen who Te Sas fu (otis Ikarr : “arm!), ji" 7 M Ps thie can i# ; guari epecialiy agacost danger t{mitators. great superior ts persona! ous substitutes and wou: ‘Ie the only tonic stimulant without unpleasant reaction Bold by all Druggists Refuse Substitutes, tee nyt ‘me | May- | The Purest Rye on the Market. Old Scenter Rye! H. L. Griesedieck Co. 10-Year Old. Distributors. ST. LOUIS, =) ANOTHER INVESTIGATION May Be Held, nut It Is a Matter of Ime difference to Chamberlain, Special (able to the Vost-lispater, “* oN } ‘ Eten Balsac’'s Remains Moved. Special Cable to the tast-lisepatem, ‘ 5 Z ‘poor PARIS. Fe: |} ‘Mat Oe eo ave There} rua erre fas fo ure }’ TY ¢ rT the H H ] EVER FAILS or ated beaut Prodwees a ' theely arresta the Gesdru@ and tteh le SKIN SCALS OR LINEN Clearis letely hermiese Noth! like | LARGE bc BOTTLES aT Dave La lia'eo@ tus Perervay an > | oy mm» rif tt art hye _« f liuageo ealth Yel THRUL ‘oe * her ‘ } $ re i KH : pate weeie | x TO BRING P
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a 4 SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. MIPIIAIIAIIIIIIIIIIIAIAANAASISAIAIAID SIIDIIIS 9£.99494999499599991599999 . 9$99339393333%K. | St. Louts’ Greatest Store’s Great White Fair Sale | Will start Monday with a sale of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars’ worth of White Goods at a third to a half less than usual prices. We have spent many months getting them ready and we are sure the things are right and will open up a world of money-saving opportunities for thrifty buyers. This sale will Surpass any of our previous sales. The prices are pregnant with rare promise on the superb qualities of the merchandise offered. The Siegel-Hillman sale has somewhat belated this sale, but we have made it better in the greater substantial bargains offered. We are determined to make it the successful sale of the season. - THE WHITE FAIR SALE 7] J ‘es oa . - WYZ = tx Lace and Muslin Curtains. “3 ess 2 — — . : ma : ae Curtains extraordinary! See unparalleled offerings this week. In every instance the bargains offered will be Phenomenal Price Con- cessions. Let all economical women investigate the values going. The occasion demands it. 25 pair White Nottingham Lace Curtains, were Gc: White Fair Sale Price, pair bw prai! S otch Lace Curtains, : 2 7. \ 1.50 P Ware - ™ THE WHITE FAIR SALE. 7 New 1900 White Goods. A supreme showing and selling of the newest Novelties and “= ¢ Nw te NN Staples. These special gale offerings are by no means com- monplace. They represent values and bargains of extraor- dinary merit, which are sure to attract immediate attention. _— — —— — -—_ lll | Sink. worth ‘it Fair Sale Price OM bolts Be-inel “‘nolish Namsook, 3000 mieces Fngissh z SM nieces India Linen, worth 15¢ lite uo: White Fair Sale Price.... White Fair Sale Price, pair $1.25 French Guipure Lace Curtains, ot ) overlocked edge. Brussels effects, white or cream. e e e | Ee f regular value S3.70 (Le air Sal ot mens White Fair Sale Price, pair $2.50 > ij? Tace Bed Sets, shams to match, extra sive, ree lar value $2.00: White Fair Sale Price, set b f ashes ; Owe y Is Da masks. Fe Rope Portiere 4 heavy chenille sacl handson , Ove drape CRT lar value ¥2.25; 9 9 r rape, bia Liu $1.50 ir Si : vari! WASHINGTON AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET. locked edge. regular value $2.20; $ 1) _-_-_ Wi rth S] a0: Sale Price Bea ye. Price Lawn, worth orn ss Pandia ae. Wine bears Oy pieces \ fiboon worth Du i \\! Fair Sale/I’rn : a 2) pieces/ Plain 1 preces Satin Striped Lawn, worth lJtoc: litte oc; White lair Sale Sale Price... MOL pieces ress Victoria Linen, Js pieces Fancy Ribbed Piaid Lawn, worth loc: te Fair 12: worth Oe: White lair 12 *eeeee 2C Sale l’rice +C Sale Price eseeeee , worth be ; White Fair Sale Price ) Months of planning and shrewd manipulation of a rising market, the steady concentration of every effort { 2 toward making this the greatest of our Annual! Linen Sales, has resulted in placing before you this grand &’ gross White Cottaee Rods, trimmings to mat! aggregation of merchandise at prices simply astounding in view of the greatly increased cost of these goods. A") ain Gate Petes evan esssanetneessesnaonpnnnssetesheniesetpueteigesunmnasisneiaenisinasseassigmesastiaiainen nite Parr Sale Price... i ae - ‘ . — 408 y ~~ . * 9 se Sool Pods . > Oe. TABLE DAMASKS. in, i} »} : (ey Tied Table Dam.sk, vali TOWELS 8 Me } re Ext . ] Ik . were ] w% O4-ine , Thi} , + W) > Fair Sale Price us White Fair Sale Price, each -inen Mieached Table Damask, valu , ; ri Tes “air Sale Prt RN SAS Con see ae , , 8 gross All-Wool Rug Fringe, were 1c; ee seperb quality colored Table Da ach. st 9 White Fair Sale Price, yard seh er quality ob! i. } a iSkK in wood , a te re - IP Rs : oy & hite ‘ : large eine hemmed "ne esigns, a regular die quali as Towels, regular che—-White B . kk p tt All the new Mirch Patterns are now to be Wi Ne Prtce, va vale Sale Prive utterick Patterns, 125 3 Cawiors : ad at Crawford’s. Ovder th: Delineator why dole ' 2 agvT * : mm cf aduarive NAPKINS. Very large SiZe sl : . - 7 for the year, only $5.00. March Delineator ‘and March Glass of Fashion now on sale. Vv. © ‘ we ts hemmed, regular price & White oF ar ini: Ate oo oar email Puil bleached Damask Table Napkins, fair Gale, each..........-. Minch Meached Table Damark: elegant g050 Gite. Ge uuality Waite "BRE pamaak Towels, fringed, regular "\ THE WHITE FAIR SALE : 2 PPD LOO owe THE WHITE FAIR SALE. All special-priced, brand-new Handkerchiefs. goods at the lowest prices ever named for the qualities Women's All-Linen Tlemstitched; : OC White lair Sale Price, each, ee eee ee ePeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Women's Sheer Cloth Hemstitched, Irish made, were 12%4c and lic: 7 White Fair Sale Price eae ts Women's Embroidered Scalloped, were 19%¢, 2%¢ and 3hc; 10 1 White Fair Sale Price | c and [5c See Handkerchief Window—\Men’s all-linen, all-width hems, the 25c best value in America for the price.... esti eis de eGnboes oe 7 THE WHITE FAIR SALE. A splendid opportunity to buy price loc—White Fair Sale Price > Fair & Pree at SSee wT. } — . 36. ; HW bleached Damask Napkins, fast) Fringed Damask Towels. regular P ‘ be} memes : emt pee ask, super! a ce phek eur pri 4 bv 17=—White 8 price 9c--White Fair Sale Price B d S eads At Speciat Prices. A rare opportunity ; i. =. Ale «4c A4iTF sS ‘* riete de | re ae 5... eficn Shatisin aon Mamask Towels, value tte— e pr . . se gap By » Eocctegenes “, Full bleached fine Damask Table Nap- White Fair Sale Price to purchase Bed Spreads in this sale at pal ent; 0, ~ watt Sole Price dese § Damask Towels, Se quality— astonishingly low prices. . Kod patterns, value $1.1 89 . Fair Sale Price, dozen “hite Fair S$ ’ tae yg a aE pllygenae ova ie » Gv White Fair Sale Price.......cccscccees: ~ White Fair Sale, ward........... c ’ xs —— , “6 ; = “i Marseilles Bed Spreads were $? 7): Damask Towels, 3c qualitv— Full bed size Hemmed Crochet Bed White Fair Sal Fn ec Faw oar fine Bieached Table Damask, an or Towe & a NG) we ea oe ay designs, value TABLE SPREADS. White Fair Sale Price Spreads, were 4c; White hite Fair Sale Price, Sate Gale Wale bin? alr oaie rice = alt Daly pero oe aes ° 0 f-4 Faney Table Covers, marked down CRASHES. : , ° Marseilles Bed Spreads, were $4.00; serine h (‘ream Table Damask. an qual- fre am sc for 47 Full bed size Hlemmed Bed Spreads, White Fair Sale tv andaange of styles, value 19%¢— C weaee wee eee. 40. « . . “t ? 7) chon Jace or embroidery coke trimmed with hemstitched inser AJLUSIIN mbreiia Skirts, trimmesc 60.——Nlustin Umbrella Skirts, I6-inch ig ' Claborately trimmed with with choice embroidery cambric dust heee rows of torchon [anne e | : f 4 , ; v ) ° ( 7 . , ] , 2 . kee > ; " . a . . ] . | : ke is a ch hele * ores ee citer Eimpire Gowns, trimmed with embroid- tion and embroidery, neck and siceves rows 0 7 ' oe : : ‘ ‘ - . . ‘ meee ot ee . 4 . ’ —— ‘ ' ' | aoy 2 oT ¢ f | Si 1¢ «i\ My lllie . to fit ery msertion and awn ruttle: teal finished with henistite hed Til lic, 67C ruffle fiine ( tif } ‘ W cre ‘eee aioe y made of fine nainsook, embroidery trimmed, ak | Ubs Sete eS wp 3m | Z'y Sos. o Slightly dust soled, were 0 ‘ | } , , . 2Ee2* $1.00; now... a Cc Cliidren’s lannelette Night Crow ns, 10. ~~ Cambric Draw ers, umbrella ruitle, Cambric (Chemise Ss, extra long, skirt fin 3889. —N\fusiin Umbrella Skirts, deep 24.— \fuslin Umbrella Skirts. deep cam- | *. yoke and bric flounece, trimmed with wide tor —_: ~ le SS i ? HoOUSsH COMMITTEE, hotel and, after a brief talk, the (WO streild) the Mississippi Sen * is a 16 to 1 man it ove Sirti Missouri. 4*hamp Clark down Nf Ae avenue te the Capito Senator | but he dues not believe in foreing this is con ' ery ; Colorado—J, FF. Shafroth | Jones Jed the wav to the Democratic Con- § sue Sullivan's idea, : he told Col. Bryan ferin ) South Duakota—R. J Gamble. | ference room on the gallery floor Where he is to drop silver t fs, drup it from the ' cf North Laakeot i Ht. }. Spaul pide | | and Mir Bryan remaine ij for some time. it party piatform +’ ould arap uHMii-ex- | j \ ot hyper fs » ree Kansas—Charles Curtis ion became known that Bryan was in the] pansion also, and bake ie «difference be | ' tend coor hastened to] tWeen expansion an jmperialis!: Coenr to " . . | & ‘ “4 rh Y ‘ Ve TPpa : ‘ oe A. * 1 es 4a brill ling Democratic Se nators AN feo «of ‘ , 15 wha ri MUSTANGS. M. Robertson, him. For several hours there Wasa steady) i! hen the party gets inte power there ir ect Ue eer > «Sm ‘Tes V. 1. Perry stream of Senators coming and going to] is Plenty time, he says, to talk about silver, SHOULD HENDERSON OR FRYE BE | id precede be irs Henderson at el : ~ ovierd x Vis room Some called to puy their re" BRovernmenzit ty IPy.* rel ait iberr - i \Nirs Vs 7 “s fary « : me nnesota-Page Morris, | at: wets, others to consult with the Nebraska / schemes tripe ion, however, | FIRST IN SOCIAL AFFAIRSP \; May fan! corgi y on stvfe ‘| as "het iis : + a : ° . = } bie Tria ‘ Vile } Ni: 4 an i sept r) iYer! | ' a , Vf . , bens eat evinade i hi morte Committee Named to Aid in| e RL, re coarMirree, Question of Convention City tte restaurant. 7 ae fang ies informed “Col Hever af tie conik | SOCARCNS Wire HURT. |] MADE GAINES VERY WEARY | Diseussed With Bryan. 0g Be Bene lore Alen Cmained through the | aad tiberssed- Moon: Bimrtie mei , a ee . bl Sag tar ogy "ie | Wife of the P:esident Pro Tem. of the , 5 a4 | , g4 “y . » sone ‘ ‘ ‘ rls, Its Passave. -' ' , " mht shi ‘ ty i i. = @ Belt ting of 1 wstaince al 3 ane oe shaban Senate Is Given Piecedence at a ij sautcasei Oe eae ' : ‘es c hat tabi tt te , } : ae e . ; r ~ S IS WILLING. , %’.. 8 core ball heat Vee se 7 ~ we ei ol ‘ pins ae ‘ene eee . : FROM ALL PURCHASE STATES. “1 onan oe i ty : _ , i Mellags x pod NEBRASKA — | Une ite. For en e Wel ome ot ? apt ‘ “a oe RNB tag aioe eo wet White House Dinner. c [ ee ipels and Mr. Cobb. who have | seg ONLY REQUEST IS THAT THE «inn WILL MAKE A PERSONAL CAN- : , aide oh : wy 1 t Te | ar ' CONVENTION COME WEST. VASS OF CONGRESS. aod 3 | dug sary: | a7) w Be B Li | emer P the purchase States ., -.r- Senators Call »n Him in Washington lieve iat There ill Be But Lit-; 5.» cognizant « Te Miteiia of the whit: | - le O pthe plan for the ir, @ WwIli perme . | and Assure Him That His Expo- tle »position to the Measure— ior r UNecessa pb Se we pares ons Lp on L 1c “a | e thouse Cor L ten aay : sition of Party Principles ie Loca ommittee Peon Sean, “he ae’ Baill dee | thers | ayatemat ic a regs Is Correct. Sanguine. — — ~ — —— hrs : _ | . , ‘ i , s*99- . | Tie J ies? Dispateh ’ ‘ ae te the Post IMepatch . hy ese FO) THEW FT HVAC af going te WASTLINGETON heb. Je,—Kansi MY} go’ riendgs seemed few ant WASITTD NG Deen hs ; ’ . j rie , . ‘ . : Ls ey i \ .! 1} . pit ria> } y.% ’ ‘ “? ° ) " »’ ’ Trem Pa 1 ? t ee | {fie ‘ I \ i i} ’ trie a ; | @} I sit day Li j erer @ | r\ ~' tine N iti nal ] ‘ , : e I 2 ws > « rine , . : ‘ ; s “4: etary iN erThile ‘ ‘ ss ? ‘et ant . the week 8 | For more than three hours the conference | bers cof } part ih the Senate ‘ : 4 : . ' ' . " > /. a ‘ > vo , . ‘ Pad reset eons .. Thee ‘ } et ryitrliane’y . es a, }lasted. Beside Bryan there Were J qecka ik tan 9 rratulat po His Collar Bone Broken. N _ | +) " . a3 - ’ ’ , , ' Pigs . : Fed ‘ ne | i*¢ = iil ‘ ; i ‘ ’ 2 ; " ’ ° i i 4 ‘ *K A - * oh pied? ‘ ait! eaker represent + fiat Miewileyr ‘ » 4 a+ : hy } caf , ‘ | Views ny - ver rrite rialjem. ' is 4? } ’ The] a Piiasti i : ' - j y’ + : . . The be given a Lie i ‘ — ral Second Annual Bail. Sj and the Democratic ich the decision was practica.ly agreed Pty? Late this gation me! , rm af , ee | GMittew oh acu ie ‘Tran and Mr. Cobb, wh. bers pals aforredt With Benator Comkrel : sittedt te » @e t hie ' Mm OUTAMIiNg This i , ‘ it isiistic we Pele cee ga ons thin the |} Chairman Jones of the Democratic " . ' " ’ ’ P ; ' » J raif ' ‘ 1? eentrsn a +. , & ya ‘ } "he ifs " ‘ *?) ] ‘oe . ‘ : “" } ’ ' ‘ | ; ; ‘ , ' st! k ‘ tps 5. pae* : a af . . ” *e) ¢ ire ; i’ ' ’ * ’ . es ‘ * s . ’ | ‘ “: " " } . " ° , ‘ ‘ ’ eoTert ts * He ‘ ’ ; ; tional Committee, Senatora Veet and Cock. K. gation thie Dist cof mryermte st eCoTVap rie ie rei) of Misseurl, Ailen of Nebraska butler | ta : ‘ f ort . Pay]? os ’ Nevada Stilil- tf : ' ‘3 , by al mieawatlis . enera) conn tte A ” fey ' x] 'y Pek That tr? ’ md . e . [ Nort } ‘ amoina, Jv of oe . ° ~~ ‘ | pricat orm ‘ ate P| ’ > se ‘ iti - | 4 ; i ’ I 7 . nd LONDON, Feb, 10.—The Archbishop of |[van of Mississippl, TQ Iman of South Caro- eop the silver fli Investigate his story as how lie tri: i ‘ ves the seating’ of the gucets ' A ' 3 What f Senators gave simGar; by his injuries ble we mnd o forgan! at the State dinner was not due to an @t- | he Wanted tu ME ‘ ith hie ' wound him or Mra Hendermen, | Ge-egat: a 0. lies : Another Colored Anglican Bishop. Cockrell ami the Giovernor and acopted =| eae mort Rev. Frederick T. mple, }iina. Daniels of Virginia and Martin of Vir- A dozen or more Gi. ene man, however -| #treet near Second yesterday rp ae What he did do the members of the com- *. the delegation. these are the men who will Dae ce ate pion «Ned we A Rev. James | ginia, Talliferro of Florida, and others of | advice. H 7b . M the Worki's Falr asSace : : ag s agan shop of the Niger. | prominence. Benator.8 of Miesiesippi—who cau- ® stated that his team had run away) but as an unfertunaie accident r. ; aon Ov ees: ™ sealed _ Ite will be the third colored member of the Mr. Brvan had been in town only a few] tioned Bry go siow in dealing with} and tin trying to check the horses he was] Henderson and his colleagues would be] mittee know, and they had a good Ume ia cata “eb Mapes: Anglican episcopate. bours when Chairman Jones called at O15 | free silver anti-expansion. Like Bryan,] unseated . giad to see Gxed rules issued from an 6U-" ayste of their delay, ~ ee ee —==-— — «
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~ WAY PROBE ThE \ 1 Ee. PP EPs ae BERRI NE RET RN P)] the National ("ity le exovosure =i) of the tor the Canal, te and controlled is quite A o-% on "eo > : *,' «@ oe ? Ss e oe “e +. +? e * 7. «> o- +> o- organize] and . - a 304 -? aft (;revtown bill the . > ° eo , passed a a = * for tw > + 46M . *. ot pass the House of oe ovee eo. t~l by the Pres!- > + . x e- d unfavorably. * et ° *. ° se A ciuuiral Walker: se - ste a the strongest *?* *¢ Mstrnetlon gn Lng frie rye > * * +? the * + « 7 signed oe ss ate . 2 * e ate oe + ee - oe oe > +e ss ae o eejd (;,0ovVernment ali the rig sits ‘is weil " , , Pe blastiag aid Ligist the newu- provides rites witli, he ratle- lmsure artleie 3 redu ere. , atti ’ ; Fortrvar? ? ty fore: w ft JOHN BROWNS BIRTHPLACE To Be Bought by an_ Association Which Will Preserve the His- toric House. Post-Dispatch. W—An assoc State to yp in Brown, Torringt (“otine, Feb a qpizie’. Ww cleaving, BARTHOLDT IS FOXY. How He Will Get an Election Speech Printed and Circulated. Post Dhspateb 2) BP, . ¥ P ivy . ° . ger e ¢ . nt vention i, necessary 18 Some ence pe ¢ MaKe (have to do so and brain workers and ot ficemen should eat, not so much meat. and to insilfe periect digestion one or Dyspepsia | ‘ ' ' hi meal, because t} iblets shy Ca tomes, every case ot stomach trouble | astase and i] Nervous dyspepsia, catarrh of eraastritis Sour stomach, ‘ ‘ , “ y «cilferent names tcr c? } ] Lrare ’ “wf failure to the use io? : | all because by atfor o! _. aiit , , **) ry the stoma iS grand sire 7 They are nota ve neo | A little book on stoma matied free by addressing F Se Marshall. NMI:ch. All drug res il the tablets at 50 cents for complete treat- ment. because | Inspi: es Others WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES Regard Peruna as Their Shield Against Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Grip and Catarrhal Diseases. a a WW Se SS ~~ SS \ . » . ~ SN SSS AN » WAIN NY MRS. BELVA A. LOCKWOOD, LATE CANDIDATE barrister, of Washington, TD woman Who has ever been a candidate for the Presiden: Vv of the United States, the leg leruna Medicine Mrs. Relva Lockwood, the eminent is the best known woman in America Company, she says: AStha fession she has gathered fame and fortuie. t [pid ebeae FOR THE et we sex din The pioneer of her In a letter to ral uy? PRESIDENCY}: he only Bhé@ pro« “IT have used your Peruna both for myself and my mother, Mrs. Hane nah J. Bennett, now in her 88th year, and I find i* an invaluable remedy for cold, catarrh, hay fever and kindred diseases; niso a -good tonic for feeble and old people, or those run down, Yours truly, and with nerves unstrung.’® Belva A. Lockwood. Tr. Hartman, the Once Said, In a lecture to women: number of women consult me T often h easion to #eay tients: ‘I fear you have catarrh, They wlll generally had ecatarrh. My ive o compounder of ‘ae “A green every year, to these pase madam,® reply, “Oh, no, I neve? Nose perf tis ‘e ir, and mv breath {is net bad. T am troubled with coughing or epitting, or ANY other disagrreealhile eymptoms of tarrh.’ ‘Rut, ms dear madam, you mav have catarrn all the same (*.4- tarrh is not aways net located in the head care. ae nay have ea- af he Is cle rneot cue sa Springs, Ballard, Ark., vere case l’eruna. atarrh ft lungs art rie" romach, or. liver, or wonders for me and puipitation my whole svst Peruna t: tarrh ATy When Sorts. if b's moves that tired feeling Peruna cure eatareh tired and generaiiv out of is taken it immediately re- ‘ One by removing tliv vou may Dave catarrh of orpauns.’ "Ths ] dens ’ reaching my to Say for the vast mu heard it eo i% "went « tarrh may rmeran Women are lal.v liable t the poivi There are ses of al of the pei heal Most pre net catarrh of have ifarrh ut all mi- ' 1} is the of sitkness and death” cltky tersd bbe " gent free be The itarrh enHURE tat Peruna inflamed mucous membranes, CuuUse, bus, Uhlo, Kidneys, ore This Medicine and ee the pelvio “lL have been last forty ititude of vet ‘‘ae the body, atarch of hundred (reans to one ple think the head, is @ of many 'o wome (‘o., Coe RIVER POLLUTION MEASURE One Introduced by Senator Cockrell Gives Inspection to Marine Hos- pital Surgeons. ' ae 1’ ¢ Posten Ve bLI Ne Pion b's of \\ cow [tie thse ’ path tte : I Oye PF SOLE l-Gsermans are! s LIGHTING THE CUSTOM HOUSE Two Federal Inspectors Will Arrive in Louis -n Ten Days to Be- gin the Promised Work. St. i ‘ x KR, VEST PUSHING THE FAIR Who Matte! It Al — —— ing the Appointed Gene:al Manager, Vir I. \I 7 ‘ee ste at ‘ eval Mmurwaater «! ard Colore-.do Ruillreoad « dent Juan Scullin. Nats ‘ompany by a i. etals Now Tak-'! | BEECHAM'S PILLS: taken at night will make you ‘feel right, act right and look | right. They cure Constipation, COLDS, SHATTERED NERVES. Indigestion, Constipation, A Detivatiny red pill, mate only by ae 250 @ treetlie the lad Chem. ¢, MORPHINE AND WHISKY HABIT Cured ina few daya without pais. notil you are cured Ni v fer asked NARCOTISM HOSPITAL, 3016 Lucas Avenue —————) Why let a cough destroy your ! witha or refuon! the money Ie will affliction-of the respiratory for Saie Oaly at the MISSOURI] PHARMACY, BOSTON DRUG CO. Fi GUARD YOUR LUNGS life when we guarantee to cure any cough 20c BOTTLE OF BALSAM OF TAR, “ire soy ryaae Preaklia Av. Twelfth aol Praeki-a Av. ungs and , Larbolate Cutler's of ledine Is guaranteed to cure A lruggiete $1 W tt Pocket "0 \tttt& .O Preps Futtalio S Y re-e- oe +eo-@e--@e+ o- oe lOcents and JS cects, at all drug sterea, >-7e- - «so - e+ e+ Oe ese oo sS - nhaler Catarrh - CY A great relief for coughe, hoarse- roubles. ness, throatand lung t Joba L. Brown & fon, Boston, — ae Ne Se —
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. bd mal ——s > ft - 6 S17 NING Ls by } Sineiks UNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCR —SSSRUABY 11, 1900. AY, 'RMISS ISABLLLE EVETSON WILL = a ( d ; : ess. = TREAT FOST-DISTATCH BOYS. p i | All the Building Operations in : ne revents Hair Failing Out, Removes Dandruff R : : | eae , Restores Prematurely Gray Hair 5 . , Chicago May Stop. ‘ALL ARE TO VISIT THE IMPERIAL to Natural Color St . . . si Wi 7 , Stops Itching and Restores Luxuriant Growth , 7 _ y 0 . SEVEN THOUSAND MEN OUT. we Theuegad Tans Hee Eyebrows Eyelashes and Shini j Will Sse “Trilby”’ This Week Ining Cd ps s s : ! Withcut Cost. land . | ee ee ee ee IS THE PROPER TERM. REE O 4 | ‘4h r\ ’ } ? ? 7 I ] | +_? ‘ —— j I \ iw ay I hoe ey on @When They Quit Work at Noon Ac- | \ ine 3 : s i : ’ 1 ‘ \\ | cording to Custom They Are No- cal eign ccm is be vn, meyv ¢° 3 ! tified That Non-Union Men Be. Mies EF | : : : - ‘ _ : Thie iS iP us Will Be Given Their Miihy s i i \ ? - » Places. nag me t u the s : i ) rat | ’ .' de . { \ Ww? Dro dr Oath Oats OA © 45s Oar Oh OH OH OH OH OHO OT } : a nab " ’ . "Ti. : PARALYSIS OF CHICAGO Se ' ' ae 1 ° ’ > BUILDING OPERATIONS. %, ppy. and it " Special to the Post Dispatet ‘ > . a , t "PED AGOD, bry oO Thirtyv-forr “se , Een newshoys this : W | thyrusand tATeNn itil “Srt «ah. D¢ . ae 1d OW Be tre "tT ¢ re ,ivte giver Ver] 1) ae Terese nf > ai ‘ . rhajre rt : ! bie ’ .- . . en t , ¢ labor strugrce "The paira vs. of «hl- ; . ad . nitisl week ., cago'’s bullding operations involves @% |- | ? these fiaure > | ' n ort hus? fms ¢ Balldings leelrige ‘ ; “ \ ’ Lite .* t I> } it , 4 fle i tl value aie | ee oe | Ye fie ? Liheottartas Pu types Arrange- z Seeracts held im aloes , om DD ; | a a — yp eetet Wait trie manavemeini -§ Contracts under eonsideration AL nL hoon Post-Despateh Whereby it toa boys om Weekly Wane eacul.ge es "ad ON + one bObrame od managers shettid 2@o Monday The full strength of the trydesmen @ ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and ‘Thursday nights > ~ "TT , by e by " 7 wee " = 36 ; » , ; * roed and the number of men = @ ; Miss Kvesson in Paul M. Potters whe were at work up to this week 3 MISS ISABELLE EVESSON, Gramatization of Me Miaaver'’s great story, are a8 fullows get eg) | me bree Mle ‘ iz 3 Who Has Invited Post- benassi News boys to the en ee doom ae the excellent vaudeyiiie DIM + Full Menu ote SOE a 7: ere ae ‘hat will be Presertitcad a mr. Ple«** ON. ~ , st’g’th emp'd i Be 2h 2 Pike newshboy armv will be divided in four } e M[ri-klavers and stone masons rym (“nm low this and in consequence when the men divisions, an equal number attendin } ‘ (fi, \ ; J Carpenters. . 2 OoToo SM) ote qulet work at noon to-day according a « ee night. Their halle te act as : ; ! os t = l 7. , \ ; ‘ » { r 9 Wai earriers and laborers .. 4.00 DOU t tom, the euntraciors deelared thay U! by the Po«d-D wah: ™ . _ e cared fol ( bi) ats A ae yy 2 painters aun ale OE Comntituted a strike and announces ft a . sagen SY é in ¢ ste e> é fast as possibie non-union men would } Miss Evesson {s noted in theatrteal ce iy oF + — 7 “fe cured to replace the strikers. Union le oh sai sad Manager RNAperty, fi iy § a> | n He Workers ..... - . WO 400 ihe yor yond they have not struck, buat gon Ress LO an seo Who Know Ltthe ef the me ae ; ij hi Dy > Stheet metal workers 474) shed | ete mive heen oc ol ou KNIGHTS Oo FST. bie of that Word aicl Tor erm 7 : as Me (uh ones ncand . ang mony acts ; Architectural iron workers oe) DT They also assert that the contractor PATRICK SMILE | «hari Se docs SOTO SIA ike this aS 1M Y "7 oe ~~ cannot secure enough e » continue their] CVery Apia ant Nn econ hp : ¥ y ; - electricians pevtcdes sespee GOO wo «* work. Any a icamameh to rite ! re it : a a — AT ENGLAN’S WOE. Ccomnaritively ee scares ~—a ee oe eee Louls , ( |; Gas fitters rea dun ; me they. 41] 2m gt Tat nt ea boys f wthesis! go? oo iapt ior and Wanting the at oe \(G@ ) ( \ Ah, VT seevoeeee xO lu oe n, hey say, WwW!) ll] meet with \ sore , or her frienits at ones she devised > “ye Vda, ‘ a aul (I Hoisting engineers ......6.. » wo in ¢ Serge = ickets have been statiomed | this plan of Wirning them." , ¥ | ( » ON MOON \\)) 59 | A Klevater constructors TT 4) fe neet incoming trains to Warn neWeonr a ———— —— ai. , , yy Y Sg : . INA ie CC onl that in we r} - un lam oamtractors "he (' , ' , - thy, Ay di f om Le ; Steam litters . eeeeree ° SMD 41%) 4 }? op lisgi a 4) yh ae ne . ae oe ore =n ; sb ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD. Ke @! | (4 ~ Wwe ii! in Ue @ Junior steam fillers ......- . 4 CLD > chances.’ oe: vee eee FOR TAYLOR SS = ‘ | ae 4 7 Statlols liewAl ee’? he adquartere, The Knights of St. Patrick met last night passed througn l’nien Station vester ; : es pe col gh go — : Page ones we are after | for one remy Bn pepene ne bar Mie: so go to sy try lend my name and Pin »ngol Bg Fs. — te te lie tpers se wees 2 2. ej resdy for instant actio See st nig! 7 - hion Station yesterday on no heory. People wh: wn ; air grow. é 3 Mesale glass workers Sy by . Atte, th union ag id left their work at the Linde!l Ilotel and acopted stirring his Way to Texas, w hitier he goes as an pov —— —— what they awed an tr bay Be pein eae nee losing my Base, "had tried every: “Seite sodaa aie'a mena ] = pedb es 2. | 2 » ft el Co ee sar" , rri Be s rh 4 us : “ean, dandbel! ef ethie aa : ck- heng. and was flnally obliged to wear aveitct ee trial package. It will be ] , ro. ow 7 T o,° the emontractors turned to the I: degu reelaorrt resolutiotie ol ‘ongratuiation upon the lie etait native to ther tirpge t > a — as hair r ca uses hare lost their kee . o a tches to matled securely } 1 coe eereee ‘ > seit m l Peelers he dis- boaclk { mil ! th hair, should at once aend t! » up appearances, Tam happy t sealed in a plain wra : o Brotherhood tuiidine Trades “stesso PR BP eS ffs : DPD. Laieaster, Fedward dArcy, Edward |CUPicl so much publi aA ona Hames gi ———_ ne was forved into using belr ee a free trial of thelr remari wil) mam 768 Tunnel ininers eeceorseeeeesesed nm 40 P ah ee cas wm A. Feehan Dav cj \ Bra aly ai the mounta! ‘ ’ m. - . AUC Ft ‘ently— ae 7 . —— ermmarkabie remedy. . _ *,° e «ft ri 7 arr apt we ae fo ye =e pe Aste, iat ‘ 54 oS i. , a peepee aa at mens 7 _ Ga» fixture bangers ce.csccecle 125 wr, p 7 he ne: are: s drugs ist that you see will Shanty oe ssy, ol, La M. Montgomery anal “ ee voted for Tevlor for Governor | passionato. Arlette: Adagio molto sexo vemat h — _ Ff. gi eend your Wants’ to the Post-Dispatch. en Clirk. The latter two were adinitted and has been a sympathizer with his cause, plice cantablle. r n here till the Highlands open, in e Total ln es > =—-_ ———— -— -- de memvuers, But, he avers, his jovalty consed wher ha Sonata—I° sharps miner, vp. 1) 1 er to euperintend personaliy the vast * Ri escsesece eeee ° 28 tO Tao oe TWICE VISITED BY THIEVES Phe various committees on the banquet Wis ordered by SOrnie of h ies ne pat Me Tutradus: Ole Un Jano adagio- Allegro vivace. mprovements to be made. He (a ving rele O ee Oe OHO ee Or Oe e Soe oO Se Ooo Oo Seats “ reported progress, Phe committee on speik- ra; md Mount Sterling to either fi he ye a " bert, Aliegrissine Intermezzo Lento, ay ge ge tetany to the booking of chile ' ot ers reported that a number . fine ‘aylor or set out of the country. — 7 > Finale: Allegro un gucy maestoso- Pip allegro, 7” attractions, which wil Dr. Wolfort Will Give the Next Visit. | orators in the country had Bee ba Boer st aera. tans hy hte ne oe on on - Zof 4 GREAT RU " aati A fiat, op. 47— the juvenile theater that ho hg ge Ale — 8 .% > . «ft rota. SBR. , . Aatieg tile } i » -™ SS AN erceurse— , > er > ; . CHICAGO, Feb, ot i awets sail cial ors a Warm Reception. re sine = Knights contribute lib- | ‘ > while he wished to see T opr: acing se. I ARTIST TO AP-' ": ree Mredeesdies 10, Nos. 12 3. Chop! to the new features of the place. f . = A v @)y iy oO tne iuak now het - rajsed . ed, Nhe Was opposed to reseriing . nile ; Balms hae . ~, 7, Peeweeeeer 2 6b —_—_——— workinemen who have been engaged on Sneak thi¢ves twice last week. selected | cily for the purpose of se Mine an all to do ft wing lo viocen ve PEAR AT THE ODEON. Roa . pot op. 53 Jewish Alliance Entertai bulldings in course of construction here Dr. Louis J. Wolfort for a victim. na yt a tu the ald of the Boers was “The fellows up In our country ‘have been Vaise--Man_ lel int ee ial. Straus Pause A litera ami! cnustca!l a , ‘ 7 . mdonter seg Ore v_rize r, Tir @ Taeliar pais - ] , . he ‘ CNnUSICAL © } quit work to-day. This act, it is asserted Dr. Wolfort is the post-morten physician . Oa Pa TS a ae rt ae J A suport Fay lor te anv extreme Rbapsudie Houngroise, No. 12. .cecscccccses: Liszt | Pe given uesday poten Borage anes wee ‘ Nn ’ 4 a : : ‘ ib Be . i ‘ if P ° dvgze y orr s, r’. ‘ sii a | +? Be: cat rhe r t } ‘af The y yor “ae . . wer ~ . / » ‘ marks the real beginning of a war be- for the city and he lives at 17 Dillon| Mr. d’Arey and Mr. Feehan were app ; soa Wouwd try te? ike the pee Rei “— Seckaee Ignace Jan Paderewsk!, the man with F. Hopkinson Smith Th d eee Alliance Night Schools, north- iween labor and the contractors which street. The doctor has some good horses re dr. resolutions on the death of Cv! fit ; eae ta to the ' aes EEE the aureate hair, is to play the plano i Ke Hopkts ' vente af urs ay. the rns me aly Me 4 Mee atreetea, in : eugces| Ft” ; hles ; “all e ohn Fim ‘tT Tnev're pretty well orked 1 TR hie he Ode 7 = opkinson Smith, painter, lecturer, ue sheol bullding, Admil will suspend building operations in Chica- 9 = stables are well equipped. Monday The following resoition was presented by | A I yeu ard they'll Bag np ii ¥ age pas Pil — neon ywrce this week, on Thursday | Teeder, Writer and beidee and lighthouse sion free. . 63 go for a period the end of which no one ps ight thieves forced an entrance and stoic | @ Commitee cul s{sting of Messre Morris Tovior. 1 was in.the ormanis hoey zd suit night aml Saturday afternoon. builder and engineer, will read from his MI BEC A, hi hl CoOue 4 ry! = rubber oe and coat and aa pe ao . . and was adept a ; ame t” sHeovmetineg and t mn J got pore ‘ i M. Paderewski is the mus! — LOpDe th: it the long-prayed-for im) 1s aL rhed- 77 I. l Wouwtn ft. "The \ weave. me plenty any before the pubile t to-d av and with a s itest breowok, will recelve Trhasst of his Eminent Att ney: Exp: Sit a to —s . seemed ence of Ireland will be attained within tv r4 Litnie, ind the other dav. J piled out Piano, a ¢ *ha} r, his hair and his fingers, atten' tion on this occasion while the best how you arrive at t! at ao a the Sury present century. We call upon all surish- sing Pexas, [ ain't geing back to Kentucky he can make more music and more money petebaty an in his other works will not be Eminent Hi indwriting E r oo es rel) who are lovers of liberty and freedom Uritci aii tHE UFC tukyle iz over.’ E than aA whole Gr: iu opera troupe. overlooked, he Inv ar lat ’ iy m™m ikes e perat +e Rec acee to contribute by all means in their power — M. Paderewski is overburdened with what “sd. = a CAsm Gite Oyae | to attain such reeult; and we call upon Mr. Mansfield calls the “eccentricity of New Voice at the Liederkranz. : the revolutionary societies to take such ad e genius,’” but What ordinary marta! a i ——— immediate action as may lead te tts ac- ‘“‘crankism.” He is so f ». ¢@ a complixhment, and. pledge our financt a 2 Bs ogeneneer WP. St Rodd ull me! notions that : e , | t, i | celal an te : a fancy goods store. He a Send Name and Add ; moral support. eareiee two pianos around with him: on » 4 : XTRAORDINARY MERIT — ig aa ne he practices and on the d gar MP 7 ress To-da --You C When he doesn’t play Sy oe sg A ; : A Wo a Narde—nat play music, he plays bil-- . # o or Have It Fr d b S man’s Secret Method Whersby |] ine time h oon piano, heyyever. And all ; 4 a New Catarrh Care. e She Cured Her - okes cigarettes. ie | e an S trong and ’ Wa tr Mag e088 Who aa ee programmes are an- Physicians are siow to take up new Ne | s a Terrible Drun ° - a : . - ard. THURSDAY NIGHT. and untried remedies, until their value { or . Ptudes Symphonies, OD. has been establishe d hy “#1995 ) * Mi d ° : Sonata Appassionat a~—P an . .Sehumann ‘ d f \ 1 Uai experm- ARREST OF ‘A GUSPECT ARMED| Mixed ® Bemedy in His Coffee and| “1. Alleero Anca nor, op. 67... Beethoven ment and they Ste eee ‘ : Food an -e , 2. Andante (on Moto ( ; J oO? tie many new reparations const ' WITH REVOLVER AND DAGGER. | S Oe 8. Allegro ma_ non dtp (aration ~ _ appearing and fe ohich | Cane : INSURES LOVE AND AH His Help or Knowledge. Impromptu- 4p. 142, No. 3.2... -* arn i ty Bt | ~ sich extravagant i | APPY HOME, lace Serenade—Hark, Hatk, the Lark... eakicke eee Crees ee ee ‘ . fe ane roman - overcome obstacles. Mrs. aon My ‘} "sine os eere ny ISchubert. fiona 7 | he Mreost | ’ ral an ! ‘ lig tened phy- | - oe " as arry, wo York st New ne . ‘ : fnor, op. 4 . ercian on eed A => —, > — 4 emi pte meer said he _— “ tam for vears pitientiy Duc usence = be bets Ky » had Nocturne—D flat, op B. YY: ao tas mastee atl Wd) ready, however, to —— —— Vonneliy, a plumber, living at 3837 Nozvth . ie I i corte e disgrace, suffering, Mazurka F sharp minor. op. 5X. No 2 | 0ane = tat trial of any new . ecifie Market street, then admitted : Pew misery and privatign cue to ber busvand’s drinking Etude—D flat, op. 25, No. gy. eee ‘Chopin ' and get at f8 fru + ' ' Hint eae ’ - : ed anotaer name, habits. Valse-4’p. 42 ii ‘ i” s frue miecd i) value. was arrested last night while in disguise Minuet—-A_ major....... ; Pade \ hew preparaion. Oe Se Of Cae at Fifteenth and Pine streets ' : Published br G Schirmer. New } neta tarrh has attract 1 oppyerchy Peeortrevy th Detectives Sulliv ms Rhapsodic Hongniise No 6... a ene faur titemehe aid eee ag nt : ie ad . pas ' N ms ivan, Dwyer an 1 Ww als! 4 SaTt RDAY AFT ER NOON cece Liszt . pied ‘. | ‘\ haf Ti ‘’ bfitl biel rie? VA ith great sf eturning to headquarters, As they Prelude and Fugue-—A minor | in “, rvor from the medical profession nog passed Fifteenth and Pine streets they Saw Sonata—Op. TP1li.... ceeee. SEES: Bee wore qe nl because it 3 kab! a man standing in the liwht. “That t low lntroduction Mae stoso: Allegro pinoy Em ee Looven ™~ P Pe qT) \ oc ttise a Feria Raby successe — a false mustache on.’ said Walsh. lo ed ap- \ idl Me foal ans the cure of catarrh, but also bee " ‘ -“—r : — PE Sanilac): sags shiney i pa bag stloned the ak y Tigiirtecast oa “Tyh' catise it ts NOt & SCCheR Ga medicine} . esse = . . cy I Cc ‘ crow thier aude ° | ‘ . > ’ 1 ’ 9) aa on as , SS ot cue thority and Wal he showed hs star. CURES QUICKLY, x [pa | \ \ Ya vone Usink it Krows just what he i # b.- fellows ca’ t bei iff Mm ee the man } | \ ar ) WW rrifen 71 sy ste rm said, and staried to cross the street AN . " , ' It _ composed of Sangruinaria which al 8 atten : sage oer mr sare A ew Pile Cure Which Cures the Most / | he a ty on the blood and mucous meme ‘ ‘ evenvenr, a) he hgh tliat rav : | bor : a : the heavy black mustacne fell ss ated Cases Safely and Quickly. MRS. MINNIE FISH-GRIPRIN rane, Hiydrastih t0F Same purpose to lip. He Was severely beaten The P > . The next cng ie ; ) ce telear the mucus from head and throat (ora po fneeote aed 4 - cle P ™ ss if ‘ arte I cof t . Jecnere rans “A j ‘ ORrece TH der ompany the detects » ramid tle Cure, a new prep be given inte} tick ankle tne kab 1 aud Joucal lwy te and Gsttatace to destroy hour Courts. hiis contused aration put up ini s ae: 3) x ehh oh et he ty Them ou? ‘ , , , . diteesed by br Jvlinson at the the g E ) al UPPoOsitlory rOrm, cures wil NEorinise ! - rite 4 Weis Krowh catarrbal wer : my tii bye rents pe nsarye . Ja . ‘ ait i¢ DOs aggravated C Asts a>! piles Wn * sar ‘ik A pe? Tie? i e Pie ; s! be he’ \I] gy? ehry ye “ ’ sept rcrrne reg are At hea iquarters the man gave SUTpPrisiligiy Short time . - Pie fin un ~~ erie te = : fie com! e , o | hoor?) ret ’ ' P crit tast- as William Denneliy. The poles Mr \W. N Dunn, NO rl Shield Is se ; te ae ’ ; . = ao ne taliet f jozengee grid ir¢ f id l Vecsiesd a re volver, a dagger and a\ 7 cago 1] ag rs ere » SEEES «Ts . ' \ Lith, Wee PU ; » thie worl ? ' beh PG OFT MS. ¢ b «tl bcaae bz kev in addition to hie tals re i Were lam indebted ae: é vert Pate Peat fb ed ncley ie odes “tuarts Cae rs ’ ’ ‘ I Ooty s, } ‘ 1} ‘ ‘ . , ae } Aas? . , vi i TTie ’ ‘ » ? ‘ ‘ . . — *. i ‘ w. . * ; : at iam 4 + d bint ne iT ie ‘ r "i ( ag ] pe the \1 il} re] } ‘ i \I° aa Hy , , ; ; ss | ' pT . . tests in : ‘ iT i* irihia thie iil ;f ei i} spnocedy ite? . . pe : ji . . . , , . : ‘ ‘ 4 ' ‘ 4 ‘ } “ ; i l.tcs Il i\ Vee be | iil i ; . jis YJ» civre¢ a>? i 11 ito gn ' i 7 anil prCaal NC MT aa eer . . tyiyre ps , i , sy ied its } , pt «2 rel ies el , k} w ics 2 Mt rahe ‘ wih \ «tl ‘* (>? }? e* ew | Was j 4 @a? ’ * ‘ ‘ : ‘ , ’ a ¢ 5 j jt : ! tradi TrOUe ee Hrenths apd Yet was TY) Peal AM cet eb hale ae 9. ae ti stares = ' . drscarde ) : Wher e Was frst st ok ley neler! Cur 1, Wi One e-cenet freon ti) ex m : = ele an ae ed ers poral nt de : me exclaimed, “Hi oe way j Pera and more ft] , ' a term criminacs employ te express b, nt the staid nssile Scien pong vay robbers After that he’ sa mee = por yramid suppos#ttornes lett ot Regular Kunkel Concert et n treating | ec sayes wrtil eect voued the Pour Court that one DON that | did not need to use The wir} Kip] meert. the 12th 7 en ae j ive h el}? afre rr? o\ i I «ft he ; Ls Sit 7 pe") rat n heied | thin! t th . 7 ] 7 . eof the 4 . P " i : er | gy? , ! theater vesterday afetrnocs ana hi a a . ne grandest thing of the | night at 8150 We, Vacs eee wiF pb geet ee | ; heare eo Saggy eas yee a ae helices ry On HS ave and. shail certaimy res ' e ? cas eee Kal ' paar’ ‘hong also wwnpdired f fas o oh 4 sety ed the fulse mus- MRS. CHAS W. HARRY. . a eS ommend it top, Y¥. Moc A dba ee aoa Prank- | 2°68." 3 nasal ca Hee hid » hove some fun with his friends ail SUITETETES and you are at perfect liberty | 'm aeetes on c the potable feature tarrh recovel a few ; fst sh let aT oe ng : resenoe of Weapons nebo ng there was a cure for drunkenness | CO rere ‘roany persons to me an | I wil woe tl bar Pe “ ebrated | weeks use Of 3 (atarrh Tablets. . e : vg , , at th Fe mec Kets boot = whi! ahe coud vive her hush “—Treti¢y . y ‘r ATI rrecer * ? = ( Thespeimy ft? , Poot i i » ?} f ’ ' i+ fe ea tie love its a, i stain oin' decided to try ft , = mi ted ays re : ra ” glad! . ae BS wee any SVEEN sponden e ’ , "T bie t ory .rPie 2 aria | ays me . ' " th the : Jat the hour the poltee change watches | 5 ¢ in Bis food and Thor rsands have resorted to expensive | from Grune i’ ' “ae | by | reme ly om Catarsn OF te it and ca- : It > a t Thess ecireumnes? eege 7 coffee, and as the remedy ts ~loriess and tastele : | | “= NI veut” . spec $ } ' ca? | | molice bejeve they hat nstances that the} pe cever knew what it wa 5; teless} and dangerous surgical operations for wa Mae Fatehe A violin amd | carne om i, th omy eNxpiaas gt ; with « Dae ti 1 pat Ges Cu] tured a man we 7 , : - i > Quickly Te cure ot pile s Ww Cou d have been cure Vian ‘ L “oo .os HF Sie! (s::i te Parisl at j crt} the prt ! peo tric? fir? “ee neatiq , units 7 . re 4 ! bie Wij be held sewed Cie eraving tel lie son began to gee PS " ' . > . C4 Mr. } ‘ss Anitat t ‘ ria ee. j i f } } ’ . ‘ at ‘ ia : puntl his claims are frily Invesstiqated piek up tn flesh nis & tat for soll fiumd re Saiely deed paint SSik y tiie I vramid in? hanes us . F ' ’ antiseptise - —_ ~ —_ - SIDS ae Sead = : : : mar : 7 es = : — | > . s °3 Py ey . q o- | : . *yraety rti¢ ' ‘ ad ° , ' ie } | ee LEQ = turned. he etuek to his work regularly, and they a number of instances, persons who had Weil's Band at the Olympic. ae pe = %a , \es the cae ; Pe hehe vc a to tell your own fortunes |] now have a happy home Mr Harry was told spent ii nths m1 a — under treat- The fourteent} WA, . uty ii) o rar? nal [ ; tipletely | tot the syse ‘ ' E we py tunes of your friends. Look for | abeut his wife's experiment, aml he gave her the ment of pie Specs aiist without perma- r eyes this afters ' the (hymptc The = as Sie the six of clubs in this paper. pediclet having restored him t hie bee OE relief. finally found the cure where [ment of Weis Band t= fult ice orowl De “Odell says, | Rave Sate — ee re 2 ‘ me Ol fis ; e fulfilling its pron cases «ot tay ont ate . L. W. KNAPP, M. D. In Wall Street certainly x remarkable remedy, cures a man ity. | HOY eat CAP tie the Pyramid | Ise to tmprove the musical interests of the TO nS hy the past four How aor man may quickly cure bimeelf after) | From L.ife be * iffee ne " “or vied Dow hen 1 oe le Cure, which ts applied at night, re t " "6 os 1 te ung aumber for ta-cay % |- “te es pdesary eke Catarrh , : yrars of suffering from e rual weaknese i * att just as vigorous as when boy and you Wavfar we Ir Baaities ae » dlecowerer - aend a a eves the congested parts, re dy ~~ the Ls — iP Fam’ .aste if ae | '.¢ Waikure la f = ri¢ a +? . ¢ ‘ fany other feality, might i.wscs vafriv«unele. et oll mene cannot renlize bow happy 1 ew isfarer from Arcadia As ! eame up Wall av sete a ca , ee aAampie emmor sail al - ; t mes he wit wetle* it w recelve reme t. a ) aT a : ; ‘ " | emall). weak organs to full size and vigor Bim K eae ieulaes mathe worked ecetifully. | thine struck me as being a sordid eft in some | tor nt Cena Gh the eee at Mapes Pia iy heh ape CUIMOTS) Kracuaily and natural.y, removes 9 first interpretation by a @t Louis band po, ‘ah Pt te? . . the Tab- . : eof “iM name and address te ter, t. W aed viel hee exactly what I needed Scoonath > “, pa Med rhe Is good, but what's it @ | shew how coe we! te All o * - ' the intolerable itching and leares no bad sant me he soloist Mes Rice -tseeree: «on ' peeliadls. taper aa Fogo nasal catarrh : i d|? *) hile "Shak , : e cv ret sf ‘ . ‘ : = +> r : , Xs 4 res : ‘tae 0% gr" ' r » her . at 4) ie retre sf ‘ taurr! qi? the bye ’ : will gis tly ny "th ” ! " . ios Reig f and be | ment te entirely ry 4 a! abd enlarge leenizen of the Street Somlid rift s | ha ast , ' — t quietiy and iter effects, a8 it Contains No Yraine Nol Trane oe gg ys bu n gi ot ig ' epee ds : caring the : . tee ooo ’ ' ‘ oe ** ’ V > ; ; . : es that rtp : he ' . ‘4 7 Pe°s lhe j ’ y i : | ; , Sih my ~*9? * ‘ : {lone eo theft any man m be " . uit adh bear Sir--Youre was rece gia What atls it's being a rift in the Iu . ’ eS Teo . - ‘ : ' Teen ’ mprates ane ; ‘ on 1 we L ki bli inte Memoranes ane (ve? win ine - ‘eo ay faeliyv « ure hineelf t . ived and I had T , tm | oo ’ : ‘ , ? is » 1 j . ’ ’ 4 ’ ~ ‘ mtin - bieme ie e ‘es certatols - rarcomt onal 7 a trouble in making use of the re eipt as een ‘ a — hie rr ‘NV lf i _* ; ‘, ’ 1 ‘ J ‘ ! "nati lr - rer 1 , 1 ¢ ex ellen ‘ iv re aA Sit aie? tra unusuas r 7 by awh 7 . , cel : < : . end the fouliowtng eatiacts taken tr ne } “ ale Pe ean truthfully eay it te a boon to te = ens Two Victims. ane : igigh2. Sly ibbives ama Meigs . ee Meynettteitte it ear to =P ee ! sn al | ee pine, me torass sall be don etal -m m greatly. 1 : inc ; te yen, secur iy sealod fm ap erap per « | ply to the ag oe . oo In, SO disgusting and ann t . a ony! wees nen sink of hile generosity vigor. Fr y mproved in size. etreugth awl From the Chicago Tribune fi Atr sa tie Meelis < ioonal oe , Most AaRKRr ivated case | Arran in Hi hl d s s n ots |. anil ". - i i! yeux to cee s an ef ~ Payee RS my sincere thanke for correspe pianos ' - Mull Giuhe: 7 moninia ¢f page P e ae . { and Drugensts se}] the yr if} nd ie e ( wre T) 4 4 4 anas eason. cart: ifterers . ece ate have giv ‘ es atrict! con Oo, Celi heon never expected t «gig ee sa tah = ~ ae 2 . -_ pty 8 ne va Wil! jer om for ql fers ! — ' at a thorough teat and the ge | a meted ‘Te plate avalel envelope. _ pee ~ walter at n restauraul What Sotcee wens Ga Shin. pote oy fherrnale ee . /.. an m a S os 4 = ~e nea» at am 4 ents ror full sized tre; if riaicn t e re ~ b here a och ni : 4 ee ae a ng nes A i drugs ‘ts sc ‘ Sf il ar? s { atarrh Tab- @atracrdinary. it bas completely braced me up. | Dave it. asking and be wants every man to oiiefleme thing that bet , ie Serer poverty Oe Se ee, aud q he Pyramid Co. of Marshall, Mich othe best talent In Uhat line that can be a ie cents for full sized package likely- poverty.’ Doge you bere to eat, most Seamt for ai fre trial te day. lt will brighten will be leased to mail tree to any addres en me and some which has trem left New an 4 ittle book on cause and cure — the vest of your lle. a little book on Canes and Care of Piles roe oe oe ees governs oon a will be mailed free by 1 Staten , : Ss is ia ~“ e city end A. Stuart Co, Mars Mich,
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eeeEYT™- =~ ae EEO eer Serr ees SUNDAY MORNIN ‘G—ST. LOUIS POST-DIS SPATC ONE OIL LLM NT, ILE I I I Te OT Sy ene ee gee ~ H-—FEBRUARY 11, 1909. es - ee ee Ree, Se ee ——e Will Cure Weak Lungs © bora rivi um, % tories, before cipal Ung hj Seu sers which lay = ape iat after vears of progressive (Ujoste and when It physician: f Pinally pave up uw solution of the illus itself, vet liscover the mean Slocum. he Sar rahi if — a blessing to mill estrover, but, Instead, Slav entifie eminent New York scientist, a ‘letiea, weakness te., bare and invite the rapid growth of the deadly bi conseless treatment for the h is ought ine im «le Spair, migh ions of every perfe um Treatment, a ty remained for et immunity monstrated me S&P this in the Vest: Dispaick. No matter Slocum Remedies will cure you. how many discouragements you have met with, giving your express and post office address and please state that yeu read the Dr. CABANNE'S NEW CLUB a ALREADY A STRONG FACTOR IN SOCIAL AFFAIRS. FRANK WYMAN PLANNED IT. Women Are Admitted on the Same Basis as Men and the Whole Scheme Is Democratic. Friday new the Cabanne Club The night cope lhdtak marke factor in the dints of tlie thot rection The purposes of the broader ld Tost that character a aleparture, Admitted on privileges with is not confined to but communits become miremiln their tinanctal The elub does reputation of rules and regu must sivomit themsecives cratic The Objeet of organizing the assoclition make the club house as MS frossilve, cond the tmiembers of exercising the same free- dom and convenience when there that they Go when in their own houses, Though the club has just opened ite quar- ters, the hien «of organizing it was tirst agiiate 1 over a year ago braun Wynn, now president, is said to have been the Girat Porson to stheeest It, and he has since deen-its chief promover. le interested sev- eral TMersans laa tlie Se Prernnies. inined they Went te@ work with all their resources to make the club an aecom piished fact Thev found little diftieuls y in securing enough member CURES RHEUMATISM ‘Remarkable Eifects of Dr. Dix’s Tonic Tablets in Curing the Disease and Stopping All Pains. ‘nnee of of 1 resl- nirticularly of “abanne, it he kemd and 4 of it Known as ¢ club contempuate a of lades are terms and to equal mer The membership particular al set, pers in the about the home of the club may Without any regard to than organizat ons As ‘ quay the any of ti. sin ali is goskl standing 1 monedition desire to ‘Tatic, Which ate Very acquire and Theot being lations to “uristo: the els THli)- eoncerned in been to a home those has neariy _ Trial Package of This Splendid Medi-) cine Mailed Free to All--Don't Fail to Try [nese Wonderful Tablets. tratter the Mich, lhix nesxdictoe pain fe troubled with rheuniatiam ng you nt Mull Bide cit you a free trial of 1 a“ If you are if it Hayes & fee, | and they willl send Tonle Tabiet It in mot like ; airmeut ¢ Q@ While, tut fenters andl Mates in tle Cause Pre au Grove, lo. Ilayesn A 4 treit, Mie. M@hiiemen tic davmers Una Reney order rgsim ¢ Siieb Dr. Dias Toni ‘ ‘ Mall as marty mt lr Dis's Tonic only thing | have found that wiil cure rheutailem and | have tried many kits 1 am recom vending them whenever L get @ chance, and this presen: supply’ is for Deighbors, whe don't get td town ge ores: der li. Jobneen, Fagie Grove, hy - ‘Ma's hos a a box of the tablets at i be richly rewarded ty complete cure. no eens ty be Alli Ww ” t« ] dart r liiia ‘s reuianraa hat ‘ ‘ ee tare ' ugie Ly | Kentieti iii*® A : Mie hal « 7 mi cee of pee ane fm The » 9 uePFican Page teikem as this aun Will teus Tablet are the —_ — IS dpe cess _— oe eee the | | belleves members | to cuitivate a habit among! teeta Se eee } last Sunday. Jubilee -_— ———_ and this done several [ was | J the agMation for the erection house A Tt was also favorably received, and a Committee Was appointed to report on the oost of the undertaking und to sugge st pians for the building. After a little investigation the committee reached the determination that if the club woukl Secure the Jumes Kbehardson mansion at iota abanne lace, it could, by the addition ofa few repairs and alterations, be trans- formed into a as clubhouge. It re- pokied to the club to that effect and was directey 1 to make a jJease on the property for tive years. This done, $10,000 were ex- pended in putting the mansion into condi- lion to be occupied by the club. When the doors of the clubhouse were thrown open to the members Thursday might, ‘he wisdom of the committee in ad- Vising the lease of the mansion Was ap- perent. For earpenters and decorators had converted it Into a handsome place of as- sembiy with all equipments and conven- lenees that go to make club life delightful. The house is three stories high. On tho first floor are the library, music room,smokK- ing room and secretary's office, The floors are of hardwood. On the second floor are the ladies’ room, dining room, billiard room and card room, The third room is set apart for the occupation of the help. The register of the club shows.48 mem- bers, although the by-laws provide for only Hn Many more Perswbons wish to purcoase memberships and it is probable the rules of the club will be altered as to me mber- ship and the. number will be Ladies will use the club house during day and the Re ntlemen at night. monthly dues are §$2. The club will have facilities for entertain. ing dinner parties given by the members, and it will offef a pleasant place for the kentlemen to take their meals when their familiis are out of the city. Mr. Wyman that it will enfuse a new energy Into the eoclal ilfe of Cabanne inasmuch as it will offer an opportunity for next-door neighbors, who have heretofore not known each other, to become acquaintanted. The officers are: Frank Wyman, presi- dent; Charles L. Swarts, vice president; Al- Schureman, secretary and J. A. treasurer. to org: inize months ugyo. Then came of the club the The your own fortunes Ifok for You can learn to tell and the fortunes of your friends. the six of clubs In this paper. — INQUIRY INTO THE BIG FIRE. Coroner Lloyd’s Inquest in the Case of Fireman Mebus. Coroner Lloyd began yesterday into the death of Fireman Charles Mebus, who was killed In the big fire of It was not concluded because of the absence of important” witnesses. lrincipal of these were Mrs. Nolte, the Woman who claims to have seen a the store of Penny & Gentles, Something about, and the scrubwomian the store The only Inquest wis pollcemen that he wanted an in- quest ‘attering at Ss witnesses on hand when the opened were the firemen and (Coroner Lloyd had given notice the others to be present. He was not able to learn yesterday whether They had been notified to appear. He comn- + pe i the inquest to 10 o'clock Monday Ore Loon BENEFIT 9F ORPHANS HOME. Entertainment. at Fourteenth Street Theater, February 28. entertainment North and ant Orphat \\ aval nve sal, Fourteenth Stree af the taern ‘ in on the St programme Mr John Fe! insirument: Zicxenhein, Julia Kusdigets. Grace Dean, mel Lillian Klein, Bonnie Latte Fox mer, Lottle Volimar, Valeria Weinde Myrtle Zapf, W. W. Volimar, Ren W: D. Hussunge. Fri Anas Frans Rosse and the South Side La: Iy \ ploe Uh suit julbliee of the German lovee ~ otest! will given Orphan- d Utider the direc iz, b Minstrels. MR. = Samaeun SAYS A’ high standard of quality i¢ and yf) ‘ mont ys the Woman W2S North Mizheh Last night he met Levi on Bildle between Seventh vie gh butcher Knife, and, accion a him. Richarisen pocket Knife and went at escaitnt They fought until Richardson an ugly wound in the abdomen taken to the City Hospital. JERSEY WILL USE ENGLISH. Her Lawmakers W111 No Longer Work in French. Feb. 10.--An eontroversy Was ‘ussion tn the rivals for have heen took Richardson mother's house at j - and this LON DON, acriminous long-stamling week by the dis: HMament of the question of optional use of the English languages In the ‘assembly. French has been the official thus the curious anomaly part of the British Isles foreign tongue and not leges enjoyed by Canada After the vote the English seitied J allowing and rsey language, of an legislating granting the disappears residents re- as the had in a privi- have done if they franchise. might the Mutlanders been granted an Ugly Freneh | eretofore | and integral | eT AILLED WITh AN AK Hid -_—_— Oo re- - NDLE, Eaton Confessds He oP ie Soe ae Struck His Friend. Wm. A QUARREL IN THE WOODS. JOHN GRIGSBY’S BODY FOUND FROZEN IN A MARSH. Strange Story of Murder in Calhoun County, I1l.—Two Wood Chop- pers Fell Out Over Their Toil. Day of ROADS |: Baltimore Woman “Wants the Bridge ) el * Sime ve 1 Brera ! Ve th Willies V) Moaon- TowWwil- if. ‘htrown alone by the stall his hi =e Ae mini. is evening Eaton great responsi- _ qt) r home that re- and over rle* teld toem ered would Su ppre for return S } had 1 Ml-thafuredty most work the lise ‘] iife- the other unconsciousiv.$ % sarcasm and pres reling (jrimnsbv whi: but that but ¢ ’ ites y were -eAll the exanet Tre. yim » strike § his Grigsbv satd “~K said) he eau *h Cal eometh words friend, —- mam in | ures Ladies Free One Full-sized $5.00 Package of Dr. Mary Lock’s Won- derful Home Treatment Mailed Free to Every Lady. ~~ — TWO OF AMERICA'S GREATFST LADY SPECIALISTS. Cures every form of Female “Weakness, Ds placements, Leucorrhea, Suppressed or Painful Periods, etc. Thecelebrated lady specialists have decided for a short time to send free by mall. one full sized $5.00treatment toevery suffering Woman in order to quickly introduce their most wonder ful remedy in every city. town and hamlet in the U.8. They could not afford to do this only that they expect after you are cured you will recom- | ‘liberal free ofler g friends who wilt treatmment and in this way they rewarded for king this most Send your name and address o> Statin ©. € hleago, IL sickly cured In mend the dy to suflerit giadly ordel tiie tee carmipels rem Wiil to Dr. Mary Lock Co., for a free $00 package and be «| the privacy of sour own home tmeans health and happfriess and costs you nothing to try. Write today. Remember this is not a pateas medicine but a full three course treatment, « BRR of the most famed manufacturers of dress goods in the worid. from every economical woman. Colored Dress Goods. “0 yards of new Spring Dress Goods, in- hecks, plaids and stripes. suitable for spring Zibaline pretty . } ety, spe eita Aueti Novelties — cluding handsome noyelty c in both smooth and rough effects, skirts or costumes, goods reaily worth up to 5%, choice, per vard.. Suiting —5)) pieces. includite red Mohair Suiting. Silk Striped Suiting, Iridescent, etc. goods. really worth up to Dic, and cape tally desirable tor ladies " suits or chil iren’ s school cd resses, Suction Sale Price, per yard. Cheviots —4-inch all-wool Storm Serge, shades blue and brown, would be splendid value at [8ce: Auction Sale "Price, pel vard Homespuns —>4-inch all-woo! Homespuns, prettiest and newest shades of blue, green, purple and black, a regular $1.00 fabric, price in this sale, per vard Golf Plaids —()1)\}\ back Suiting: al dium grav mehagr fully a 2: choice Auction Sale at.. Satin Berber —1&-inch finest imported in all the new colorings of grays, garnets +4) meces ot Silk Warp Sublime. goods worth at least Auction Sale | sere gritcit CV Cl in fashionable 50c all the brown. ot ‘in red, 4t-inch navy blue plaid of S4-inch dark and me- yoods worth _65¢ Satin Rerbers, blues, "og DDD ADB DADE RD DD DDS Lined Fiannelettes, blue, pink. brown, heliotrope, etc... worth L0c— while it lasts, Monday Pillow Cases Bleached Made Pillow Cases. 45x36 inches, and worth Monday, each Duck—Good double width dark celor Duck Anteaters worth 12',>, at Percaile DD RR as ¥ ” 10 for this C plate Of German China. orated with «elf tinted floral ind a thread of gold along ejige really worth Bde. , for this for this plate 7C plate Durable Poreela strikingly cleres th rk cle tf ately “prays 1h, ( rated biue and PeRiliar edit ia Chia dea“ a “4ne and ———— Oe WW VME YE YE WE WNC WW WHO I NO Dress Goods from Auction. Three hundred and twenty pieces Colored Dress Goods, secured by our Mi: auctioneers, including 148 pleces of rich Black English Crepons from Sir Vitus Sa‘ts o' Either purchase w tional selling, but the two COMBINED form a collection of dress goods y2'ucs Now read the facts aad b: here bright and cariy ioemerras Serge — i finish bro desiral Briliiantines ‘ > bre Mad Les Apply Monday morning to Superintendent. for Sconomical &omen. Amazing Offers in Our Bargain Basement. and White Goods at Unparalleled Low Prices jor Monday. Prints— Fancy ress Prints, lors—sbirting 34c Flannel—30-in. Soft Fleeced Flannelettes— Only 1 case Fleeced. in solid nayy, 10¢— Stripe Checked Zephyr and Dress Ging- hams, suitable for shirts and « = BR se MW MM WWW Me eC ee ee We ce, ee, ee wt te low nsend & Tontant, ~altaire, Engiand. one ALONE, canse sensa- . Baer ot utd, ~hould command attention merniag -hat ‘or tirst cheice. Black Dress Goods. Ss ' 29 45 ] i ‘ i " an here \le Staple Goods, Linens lawn Border W hits Werth lie. at indark Apron 10-inch n Lawn. line Apr Satin 5c sheer Qc [5¢ quality, 36 ma? Organdy (One case 40-ineh White Organcdy. mill upto 7 yards tn lengths, w ularly 2he: Meonmday of fine . SC ti Is orth a4 per gard light _ Read y- wo 5c and a and 5c liny- 6+ 4% India Linen — ver, itv 40 inch White worth -iSe. at best qual- Inaia Linen. Long Cloth 1000 ¢ Ine b Lngiish Long C for Grand Leader 1’ -vard preces, w Monday 12 yards f 1c’ otha . especially §9c 15) tine 36-inch Iinport- eee ee rth eached and put pin 7 $12" Nainsook ed king! vara pieces, Mouday 12 y ma"? £50) Blue - wah for Toweling—17-inch bh) Toweling, red border and fast edge, worth S!.c. at Koller Ac ringed ed Towels Hemmed and Liuen Huck T. some have beer phen qirrissead fr rewu.ar price Uf each wel ’ baal | cw. xe REN BEE ARE oe a RE RS for this ~— tor this SC | ore sie ~ NLL WON ie eC au &, angered wy greatly Hye le’ Was Seized with | passion » lay ibis mene ie “y rt ‘ ~ ick (sriusby Up «ar ¢ arrie- —_ David Yates Received at the City Hos. pital Suffering From Elephan- se tiasis. Two Score he } it hiicans NINTH DISTRICT CONVENTION. Republicans Decided to Mee? ’ at Troy, | JELUSION, Every One SUFFERING WITH & Mrs. Kate Matus T Sought U Kill He: GOING TO KANSAS CITY TO-DAY. Will Attend the Yousy Men’s Bauquet. ' Tir’ “= Pobtsie Rley Territcers © made frecgue “y If I Do ad er jhe 3 res ' Tt , hroug frortable the rest of mys tL have | system for t ee “niphs Page , thot worked a dav for el@ht vedrs. and what other discomfe little IT had is gome. 1 have spent hundre ts bottle Seud f of dollars trying to keep out of bere, but Atianta. Ocorgs. ‘cve ork 4 i * | ml. r free bok ies wT ~ Mother’ S Friend rT TThs ey Pie™wr «arty ite use gewt , moriing . ly al drug BS basDPri Biv “ i> © rs? es le.* §: <o pee FYULLATOA GO, ee ee ee “ee —_—
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SUNDAY MORNING/-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. —_—— - —_—~ —ae ee ee SC - SN neal ——_ “se ee Vee ’ 7 y* MES te oe Bae ; ; ‘> Sm ~ ~ e P ’ i wr - — . 2 ’ &' . 4 ‘ ‘ a® ~ . nt _£ “ ‘ s¢ . : “? ies a ¢ “ as ¥ > se) ay ae “ ' » 4 ) ' . fw oy . ‘ . a 1° ”» , 4 » 4 ¢ ‘+ ’ ; i - -* o » @ aN . e eT err Syl @ ai had ‘ > d ' , ~y - *F a ‘ * -_ ’ a . + wy » a! ; a. Se 6, Sent 1 , - t 7! “Hy wy y ry" a “pS S eiey oF to 7 : a ae igo , 4 . ‘4 . TaN , \ \. \ ~ ‘s , d \ ee, ee > ‘ s A”. hs . a ¢ « ° . » f _— ? A” r- , , , . \ o > Oe - + “eee Pe,» (aa . “er -_« olen. s “, 5. ert ; 1° 6S’ 2 ® ; p -“§ 44 Co oC ee 2B h gh 9. g sar 5 20 by 10 ‘ ms b / * 2 c% .'?¢ “aN > ( qa ; ~ Z a , _" . % AN * N= % ~ , ‘ \ By ay = es Sk LACAN PAINE’S ‘Sortou GIVES STRENGTH | Mrs. Mary R. Rubright, Hamburg, Pa., writes: “Three years ago the doctors w said | had nervous prostration. I was g Fd barely able to stand when I com- ri a 3 menced taking Paine’s Celery Com- pound. After taking half a bottle I. was able to walk about, and after using three bottles I felt better than | ever did. | could do more work, and working was a pleasure instead of a burden as so many suffering women find it. **| have since used Paine’s Cel- ery Compound for neuralgia and sick headache and always found instant relief.”’ Paine's Celery Compound keeps the blood MAMA pure, the body nourished, the nerves strong. \ | The Household Medicine b eter. ania | aa 7. - * a - y _ : 7 r ‘ ° ‘ . tm ma : te ; bo \ : t ~ * . ~ . > lll ARB ‘ - “ Taek +4 —s aS [Fe - . - 7 . . x * a ?. om - . 5 », ? R, 7 : Ae — 4 ———— er eee ipl at _" — i cndiistidetieess ecdath cossiitn ae eer ere Rin iy te. aa aan . a - » a4 a nati al th ig, ee - ‘ _—- So ‘lll tae EE. Re ey . : a" a se « "¢ — = u . dot Oo RES! estas, _—" ooh Sug ’ : ay vhs ont ote “SB oe Fy , * atl age? | Ar ths ap citys salt — :é — —— * — — — , . oJ 7 " — Gat 2 . 7 . on $$$ $$ 3 Ce ee | —— | .* — -_.
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Py Perr sat tial ate ae ee = —— ih ead , — ee ae ee — — PART TWO. SU NDAY “MORNING— ST. “LOU IS - -FEBRU. AR Y U1, 100), | PAGES 17—28 ee ee ee MILLIONS FOR FULLY BELIEIES See panne FYTRA OFFICERS,! IN 'SPIRITISNA," THIS GREATES'1 McKinley Commissions Hage | Prof. Hyslop’s Report on Mrs. |! So Far Cost $3,000,900. p iper, OTHERS ARE YET TC COME.) THE FAMOUS BOSTON MEDIUM. $ OR ae Gioes sweeping into its last week with a wreck and ruin of prices such as was never Anown before. A complete wiping out of ali tormer prices on Furniture. that will bring the people here in spite of themselves. Last week's tremendous selling will be a. ; doubled yes, trebled— this week, for everything must be sold, no matter what the SBORTON. Bem. to AU a resar mt 3 loss. Just think of buying new Furniture at HAVE net + ee 000,000. cn OK | QUESTION WHETHER THE COUN-| PROVES HER HONESTY TO. HIS: TRY GOT 1TS MONEY'S WORTH. ENTIRE SATISFACTION. | — eee wee Gome of the Envoys and Agents Un-/ He Claims That There Is No Other doubtedly Did Necessary Work, Explanation of What He Has but Others Appear to Have Seen But ‘Spiritism. Simply Collected Maps. Monetary Commission . $75.00 a . iM | aan. at , }y | a Commiesioner to Cube . P . 100009 a - 4 ee ar : : Queena Jubliee Commission .. 000 ae eee oth 1 ia rece Seca : Commissioner of Varia Exposition at), (Me es Bere 78 OR, DERE Special Adetseer on Treaties eS "i dame Firat Philippine amimniaston Be im) 1) ‘ ommissioner to Japan . in (aw Commiestoner to Russia ............ 20.008 spirk ail m ssi ( , . ej ily ’ } \ ae ™ . , . : ’ ; ; ’ ) 1} ; \ = {t] "a4 : Tt! f r@ Lyte j pts ] rie ay ; rer? ‘Paris P'eace Caommilasion =. “me Me) ’ . T , by, ., . ‘ Wouas ‘ ae | id i = ‘ - Gommission to treat with Canada, Sera viefas 2! braof : *) ry , foro tgs elas Vth ae] Ve ' din , , pyytery ‘ ye }¢) Li ‘? | re 4 eet? \ te oe f faces { is 9s bewiel ce ‘ bile ie ort wy 4 | . ‘ 7) j ‘ i* ‘4 ‘ | j beerardi Par’ ] j I lbs I . . } ‘ nn » o. , BO bP SREP EOD Tart ee Lane 7 reas 4 ee SO" Sad . . War Investigatin fommittee “Ar OD , ' :' foorwiared ter Wien (uoan and Porte FR mm ft onmmisej. rad mney Te bts ‘pte , Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Lamps, Crockery and Househeld Goods of every sort are included. Youcan not realize what a grand chance this is without coming. When ie : you see these beautitul goods being sacrificed you will understand that only stern I TT B : ai - 5 he . cotton $ necessity would make such frightful loss endurable. - Commissi n to fhe Hague . ae . Ea leo tomnilasion to Samoa ee . foo li. @atien Commission wim Industrial Commisston tannualiv: he iRULL Nicaraguan ¢anal tomminsion . on inneD Insular ( ommission .. ‘ Tee awme Statistica! Fapert Porte: eee 5 Special to the Post-Iiepateh WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 -It hae ene: the Mation more than $3.00 for Presidem: [UU that whatever cameos: vay ra | McKinley's special commissions, envoys S, iIn- +> : . a | a atts | — im ; ad. Zz vestigutors, experts, secret emissaries and other strange amd fearsome things since he NO FRAUD ABOUT THIS MEDIUM. | ley , , We open our new and elegant stores at 1101-1103 OLIVE ST., N. W. CORNER, with an entire new stock, consequently the tremendous cut now being made to move all remaining stock at our present location. If give-away prices have any virtue, we will surely clean everything out this week. Don’t delay your visit, for the very things you want may be snapped up by some earlier comer. Greatest portion of our goods are marked in PLAIN FIGURES, showing the enormous reductions. Some of them were iecessary and all have proved a most satisfactory method of pay- ing off political debts. The commissions ' i fave given excuse for tne junkets for some- thing like a hundred favorites, and the per- hak ares, ogee oly we Quisites have made sularies very comtort- ' wt | sae rl ae ae 4 able. Prof. Hyslop id apts. of - The Monetary Commission came firs:.| Mra. Piper had which gave Benator Wolcott and his col- ade othe Log etal vay leaguer a pheasant Furopean tour at a cust he Was to receive, hie of 375.000, showing that ihey must have en- ' 3 house and inia " In blaek mask ' ° fa) & v > : . ; . eee joyed themselves nn: a black mask through which it would ) Most people have forgotten about Wililam - imnossible for iis near on uf a Calhoun nf bilinots, Whoo Was appointed 7 c Pein Tt . j . r F my . . . ° A ‘ mM}, wlie sit «ti Ts 1 )' @ Special Commissioner to Cuba darting to i from uttering a syllabi 2.) last days of tne Weviler regime, and wao 7 Mre. Piper ner any one ‘aa sucweeded in spemiing dita, If Ne aeoocom. poly. ‘Gree typ | plished nothing eise ave identitied Him , : her Wie comeura lead iit 3 hee, dG! The Queen ropacess Jumiee Commission cost $59.~ | ., . persefail , because Gen. Miles and the otters teit bas yoo Pp nin il, and | tnet a rich nailon should spend money roy- |] 5 yo nts account, Was i ‘ it : ws a ' | ‘ss ail reas wo rere a a funetion, >. tee eratig pt iti ,- ~ © . of ; _ = ; ot ie d . *. Cy .° , a , ae . 7 , c* 2 x= 3 As special acdvister in treaties John A ‘s = ' CA hs 44% fF B A ( | an ” N , ly t rié€ Everything New, Everything the Latest. iy ‘ ne aciaieal M G . . nS No Shop-Worn Goods, No Kasson has secured $3,000 from the Treas- | 1), Phin a = BS a ke . MARCH ist, a LT Ce ol TA eS Back Numbers. ury, ane he Ix still in offiee and able to draw mmunicate with those Hager pega he iy | {01-1103 Clive St.. N. W. Corner. y FE Cor. a and Locust St PRICES THE LOWEST—TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE, The. first Philippine Commission cost the ’ ‘ of , “eres 7 il‘ ’ . in the appoin. ment the threa men when purseuine ( e 0 ntil he Aw 000 ; “A aay and h Id n u l he had drawn ha . from . pen le the objection oot letials y ——— ne ee ——-— = —~- ~ --- apent this large sum of money. Just i heaitate to . and think of what they arcomplished. They 1) vole he rani f’ brought back a map aml some reports, of bg : I eye ‘ : ane wee course. Waistconvinced that fh ct phe pores ee A. Hamlin. who wanted @ | eee ea had control of Mrs Sean, wae sent to find out all abou: | 0", Dr. Chinull had control of Mi : . ; , } . .* > 1., = rt. te , ‘ ie” ! A 5 ae ait ‘’ the sealing controversy, and he apent $is, ’ i ne was quite different from that . : loge PP dyi vs the altter fac “Calico Charley” of Ohio did better. He day. In the Phinull gt fol ge ye Meus took the Russian end of the sealing business | 7)" Cees eee ee ees SOOT shee his hands. This hoding of har Government $20.000. Congress had to voice has been « ES e re et , was ae : e *? é . th ft a ivy and ‘ ma le i ™ mile of it elf tv the t ff, wi gry the Bpaniah treaty CORT $200,000, although A NEtV PERSONALITY Khe trae) «oare pa ! yi ‘ ’ l rat g Wiis Ke mi feovises Statut : ! ore ‘ “aa 4 .: int ? yrs ¢)} ; bee 'F rye eh Ubpeorts ee cost m Httle matter of $154,900 to coat hin) Meabpeared tn 1292 and “3. pt | ed Ca arr 1 ARB! ‘phan ihe gr pel ecretary Alger with whitewash. ed Ren pa dil Pam @ 0 alters La : + ooh i: eaten ss Be SP Fes ay: The Cuban and Porto Rican Evacuation ~! = ° = r ni antsy. who na ] ror rhacen ' it STRANGE QUESTION be we gre eng@agwes Pebellly or in- Commission cost $5,000. ieeiel. 4% ug gampge : re lye te ! J ae 92 7 he ‘ > we -, atinn = - — the end mot in sigh : tence | oe Cetjectame From thie: ntreemes® wt | | mice Cie ae "| PROMOTERS MUST EXPLAIN. Phe most expensie commission thus far | i fitiiams’s central was sumerseded by the | naruraiy te thar the sprit hase S| WANTS TO MAIL A PAMPHLET. ere ee saa in that appointed = li ery sidn tan Wie cara. | uusta men oof I rua poe Pater. and he ; we C event \ were | =a Se ek elk” Clg man ud req at PREIS? | West Virwvinina PAM ‘Grewal in Fa- UA ana It hae Spe Tt ) ad an] hus . j he ty , an . =. ? 1 i. ral iT Vile | aot] ? FF Pied? cif ! ‘ ‘ ‘ orr - . ! F ‘ eo : : : oot adineovered that, while the canal can bel oa. ra te Bide baat ils OE Benen tea.i: : sagt POE ang 4c east od lon quest smnde of Me Meera hits MAY NOT GET A SLICE OF ceuiedl vor in His Party as a Candidate . - shiisie " “— . Te A ] ‘» cs t ?) | e*Tr, wen ‘ Spe) t iirt iv- os __~ T N M- Kee} , \\ rial pereeve 1 ee an hae “ae Stipe inc tae Se Oa i aM del oe ee CONLAIN AID AND CO ast hate 4 arg Lia cng Beg 3110.000.000. for Wise. eke fitious —_ ~~? lidt iting Duilt for $118.000.000, it eheuld not be built . ha | Maske stain 't P , | ; - » : ; ' i? é ae . 7. " ‘ ) . } suet Y, t. The commission has $1, 000,900 Th] upon which there are a number of cushion POS eal Wieat 2e Ch wea? a pig a Pea omemand to spend if it so choores. | arranged. Sho go ziy into : | (ransiepeticempet he chant , FORT TO ENEMY. There is an Ineular commission. appointed ¥ weg u . aI — volts os , Mae “to Me | r! ervigig t iM vie i , the requeat of Senator Allison of low —6€e Bee A be “ten ra a When ir ae ‘ vie 5 > 2 oe nang Fe . Bu , en a : opt oene and aenmeor MeMillan, that} es). a4 Coy ge Be “ee making oh aes \ o the departed in Thee ou ' ve’ Beart ' The Administrations GM na ave one somet ling besk les ending ‘ ‘ - emteee a ahi Gane en ' eh ag Document in Advance o1 Smtea fale ¢dndl age | etal Liam aft of Cincinnati to he hi a seCOM.) . fs aN Big - ais anot er imo that is like ‘ly to cost 1 spirit conversations aie eurrte ia | one Lae Piast yee) 2 if Give an Opinion. , other tian : ve" errs —— oe oe. “IT IS A LIE” SAYS DEWEY. stn —_- oe - | he ee Was but Admiral Denies That He Ever Rec. ).™ one or two ave" ognized Aguinaldo and Will So A le ecm 27 *Saeitea mopert to the Senate. : THE PROFESSOR. , ° . Pidle mime } _ 7 2 f 4% » Re . . . . *, ’ f ; . ’ s4 :* . — ‘ j } ‘ i ’ .¢ ; ‘ : . " ’ ; 4 ' et d Robert P. Porter received $10.0 for going : ~ it NEW TORK, Fel. 10—" t have ne Werd, act or itn siod elther Perse ' 7 nds ke ' i it he reco ‘ : rho : ' rey) bral . coo es | : } } rs prop : , PRESS Hel. s CQUAL SUFFRAGE or through a representati€te, conveys any ‘I? ' 7 ex >t aly ) Val re ee? \ , ; : Aguinaido or any of his associates the as. | t brown ki fe? Deo wot recollect vats Pe 7 - “eg ' P ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ j : \ enci ee] ‘ ; , ' \ * Babe K Report He: oF ‘ ; it PVUIts Ob ¢] ors & Suranee that the United States Govern Pav initials carved in it?’ and nu paints “ | bey ne a ves" CHANDLER QUT OF PARTY LINES “eon os the -Natiotat Commenmaall Ment WoUld recognize Filipiny indepens | YS Ofhe apparently trivial questions. 1 eported Dis tallure to tind THE SUPERNATURAL ‘he , PS hi: > Wi) Tote Phe foregoing statement was made by — ater, “nd after long « — ) penyeney inggot enaitiy: mB at , , Te é “— for the New Financial Bill. dence.” tort fe tae i Sge 2t Nged het , 1th ‘ eka torts ZK. aned nn i] » 4 SEEMS TO BE PROVED. ' : Se i | bt as . He Admiral Dewey in an authoratative inte: eee ae, va pgp , P TOs. Sey ae nee ape ; the title of i ‘* } es . ‘ t e+ Pe i> Pree i? } rs I vw ft ' ee , " view. The statement was e 7 ited prin i tony | : \ j y it : - t- ' ' . ~ it] . : | pally ©y an article in a New York paper | ne pre sors stepmother remembere}] | which contains a letter signed by hiloward vee =p was ee ov tn one Mi ww. Ww. ray, who is alleged hawe ai ’ lisnes] bart years Oo gare ris nal as interpreter between Aguinal vy ‘ Ba eivert (ty and the wane with the earved inits.,! General Pratt and Admiva} [) we, —— one. Prof. Hyslop had never seen “TT have seorm> reports, documents 7 ; vos ) 4 “3 ' his father’s s na statements before me which | otnoend une le Biante ane my return to Washington, to submit ¢ Mre, Pines Bevery sete Benate Committe on Foreign Rela Tt te Detter. however. to strike phys | arises, and | will answer the Ol on rae comes. L never saw this man Kray never knew him 1 never heard of him cept we a Ge eprtable adventure: iy . ‘ , , ‘ ‘ é‘ pay OF the &.tppine junta. Bo far as thial neiebhar wh Wn eS hsely and } Ges Cee. on ewnle ne? ta i. | on ) concerns trie ihere is not qa werd « phe Po we oo a Sash bie BLD Eons ee) oT At tit wo ; hs ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ! a } re ' " : I i ‘ : te wont in — ; : : i sr s*o) wit ve . Rte’ 5 Sad ' eu be “oer . “ , . P , ' ‘ ' ‘te : « lias “IT never bad any dealings With By nasi a a teree. aw memweneee Pom 4 phon wat a : " ; ' ' ug ri ieot Aguinaléc,” continued the Admiral \., Aw Hs halen pg at eet ral pti pada a ; it > tam ee , 4 : . t irs | l. .of North Cares eee, | never even calied him ‘Gepera) ° ee sete ES tgs 4 , Me: mp sc obey vitae» " rs. 4 a. 1 ‘ | tra’ \" ty ae ow Mencoo Mas can wow suet peeve ae sation seats. — : Ps eee ; Some *imes | restilesd ' adi d. ' | . , : f Jeornemms wanes. you to nail this le hare v« Cun say asl ah om ara! he Wy ye ' trese 11 hA s? gers tiyea . ‘ . . 3 . raof bivwte tsianed . bs op sat! his father bed ) lene Kher es rfeeot bie! Pie Near “ ' ' Hie vi Sout : from me that It is absolute: y false.” | nag a terrible dread of cancer. When Gen . ‘ Svuth Cere . Pict A Ai hi bi te ~ * —s aie
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SUNDAY MORNIN ARY 11, 1900. THE WEEK WN soc + FLOWER p et Robert Brookings, Ren Kimball, Jr., Forrest Ferguson, ASEANT AND GRAND BALL OF THE D. O. C. lagile Krotm hmar, Gencert and Dance Juengst Surprised—Informa] Tea by Mrs. Ockerson and at Kirkwood—Mig 3 George Doane. J; J Society's programme f by the Daughters of Rond Lye laughlin, v And the ball, havine Whl proeeod in th, ' held pr day mor li- Mace to-morrow ? tively must be An Informa] Tea. A pleusant little affair honored Zuests . re Mrs. Bdirretingas Woof the KUeCSisS Wer, _— . . Old Glory Surprise Party. Miss Vina Jus nest w evening Of a surprise { apet is the reciptenrs If. Mlopton, Col Cs its members, offered her where they screnad “SS, Who invited ooked-for KUests. Mrs. Blair’s Musicale. ‘iernoun at her tb. enjoyable alfaiis of has been Klving te s. Kuair has £iven eal “Ma WKWITk Woe 4 by ee. eee “ts of reait ilieens by ee ee Concert at Kirkwood. e fa®liionahle f heignboring Suburbs will Humber of mugs.c- Lwuise Aubertin Tupper, MeZZ0 Gewge Aris! rong, ——- ee roech's atirring rrr, nn eres ee o-8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_FEprt ————— “Danny Deever,”’ “The Monotone.’ n@jus and Schumann's “Thou Unto @ Flower.’ Mrs. Morse Will sin Gtchrist’s “Heart's Delight and a duo (‘Jo T’ame’’), with Mr. Nell. M iss Stark wi!) ay Chopin Thira Bailade ana’ Mrs. te for her S010, “My Heart at Oiee, from “Samson 4nd Delilah ’ “ude with @ QuaMette by Mrs Carley, Mr Griffith and "Mtr N The con “Tt: Will be followed forma) dance. An Ip forma] Tea. Miss Kilpatrick of Omaha. attractively decorated with Clusters ¢, red carnations and roses, The cafe fYappe was served Punch by Misses Jessie Wright Parent Yoke anil Sleeves Miss Charming In rose-e lored silk recital Saturday afternoon 859 Mad avenue, to a humber lowed by an informa) luncheon. Informa] Musica]. critics Nfoughout t)ie country Greg, § SUMan wang i") Lmmiriacds Tiere Wil Chauraets TiIStic eas of ana My ~*lalties Mesdatues Let leary Dhotie chy, dail K, Povey, it l’atte: 4 MJ la e, J: ha “olervi ile. Kevin Ty A Porreat bp, tis Pou Vettige pty “ot, {4S Logitnes Henry Bewis Roiigiit. “Uiuen Late, _ art as liyne Mer a.f lias Jha > Jin ry I bieel Jr > MW ‘ 1’. . I; = M ]) Dlice: ipsel ( lins Iki wh. ] iTlies ‘ MI *st's Vv Bers ] ti Vel h low a Well, Waiter, betosie Asien Mrs. Brinsmade’s Reception, Mrs. Hetyay Bilusmade of Pe! Wes rs Clitheroe ‘ et Wate © faeraa i! bas PoldPwaay tlieinaon fy ME ¢ (0 do i} Miers / MIS, Tantus |. brinsinade Ol New tne etry lorik Vile Is vis; Lig yp r l : A group «of Preity gwiris ayy dimiie l ; I The PUNCH Was Poured by Miss. beth Reed ‘thd huth C*ootehy. rMe. ¢*. We (‘obh wae Withont her hat, baat Not With the ye ‘elvingg pay y Mrs Brinsmale Wore a ty MUN Lown of Leliotrope si.k (rainmed in hy AVY SUK frippey i AK “nid Cream lace APO liquas On s, Same shace. Mrs. Lou's Brinsmade burkles he dvy live or Ns Were Fimerly 4 tistically decorated With emilax. Plants und CIs lors of PRK and wits, 4a4Ntlons. Rj lemald pos, %, ferns ant Mlelabra were Used {Oo mak “Da je ] ceil dining room atiractive. Among the ladies whe Called curing the Afiermon Were Mesdames Mescdagpes W. -B. Toy Resend, Michael Burnhaiy. George ¢ aren Wavoan Met’ rey ry, Mliran lk Morse. ry I> b’isiye 7. i. W Guunison, >. Soe Ther, { iM Al this, A. W enedieg, E € Chamberlain, Sad «ly pen, (inton livwel), ] = liealey, ry. ¢. Cow ‘ ee COMO. I> kK Woifte, “ a Bruuier, es Misses Maude Gunnolsen, Margaret Day, Bousvi@ Jie bay hooiuson, Watherine Jones, Macivus Gay, Ais itay, Merita 4 *iseud Alu) lew usend, Ir: ie h tux. Miss Allena Guest of Honor. Miss bes-s.e Aiien of MiuWwaukee, Wihv } Kisown febeugumUul Lhe «Cy sdkary “Ne cast Wueen, W4S (he Bucs! vl Neng: at the card Party Biven Pliuay “4. 1(@rhe 4.2 OF ihe POOMLS «li (lie sOWer the (Mil initip Norve,] Peslbiec noe liiown peu. And cacy hal Usiaerny, ePriuvcend With Juauis aii Nuwers (hie Wostess’ UW?) eVvhoervatory, ‘the 1. URS Were «lai ili wollian et tial W sadie, Witist talblies being CUVETed With @red Cloliis over PUse-Cu.ored CAIN ic, 4@t the corners wity KNOWS of Dink r.obon, At liie pjuace Pesery ed iaVer Was wy (sUecer of Gayoreak L600.5 arid fm thy Cehier of each table a4 daihiy Gosh of Pe DOT tis There were lf famines, und on e four lacy cards bearing the Neostess g:uam mo ename) and the name The game was played unr] 40bt WHR seryy ve Mra. Norveil was attractively gowned back Jetted net over “uk, With (ranspuren, yoke and sleeves | Among the RUcst(s Were Mesdames M+ slates HM. GG. Noel furtis liursey Mudd Davin, law. Witter pmnogg. Spencers Petterson, liow ial, , aerials vi. Kat ser, Deore gy Suwryer IWelis Lewis. Li; itiatig?, Gras iLitruard, Beach, S ord, Joho She ley, Lad leor, Gerdon, Milis, Cy ier, L'ijne, Lass iis Niet aif Mililes liy Caelheu tir bia] lyon Atkibsen, Man ity Wy tai Nut b ri ater l tke, : Diewt thieear, Nugi nt biel) Misses Misses tices, Alien, Mattuew 8, Jviiucvs. —_—_—_——. Mrs. O’Reilly’s Evchres. Mrs Phomas O'Reiiiy, who is beloved ws she js respected and admires in BOY, Was the hostess at two “it tboroughiy enjovable euchnre hee firs; vis Rl Vet Wesinesd TAME second Thursday Poth Were in honor of Mrs > Re! “ast Week ufte Pileteary and “) 4armiog daughter-in-law. Mrs Wr Ret tly On bo bh ‘MASONS there were ten arranged for the regular four-hand and after two hours’ Playing, beautiful old-fashioned gown of Amer- rimmed with lace, » (ne guests were: "as ‘Ore was counted most becoming May Samesrenther. E'chler Wedding y eVening at the —&” -e oti Th, the A Very pretty and fashionable little N¢ , fair Wednesday afternoon was the lea given by Miss Elsic¢ Ford of 4 M.nster place to Miss Cass of Denver and ‘INR performed The drawing rooms were aimply but y room with red fairy lamps and jacquem{jnort . . riage SUPPEer Was Carrie Cook an: Sallfe Co laday olan am Phine Cobh. The Chocolate Was poured ‘Misses Marie Tracey and Evadne Rum Miss Ford, Who ls one vf the most sin ly a mired girls in soclety, was charming In the role of hostess. Fewned fn black net and lace. with taffeta of the Same Shade. and Miss Kilpia:- rick Wore Kray CTeDe du chine With bink Danne Ve'vet and applique lace. A fow yt the pretty giris present oo Honor of Bites Calhoun and earnations Club Entertained. Misses Care Ite Vew an, Tauise Expens, led, Maariv: ( ur, Porence five ral. Ae NIT, Frankie Woodw. rth, 1; 4 “itseorn, Maude off, ae / Benolst. Plorence Powell, Blur POT El, mares, Kenty ky, Helen Novel, Matin! Green, (reraldine Deitlon Nell For Virginia Sanford imence ¢ irk, Mdith Franejs us Lelin « hopin Fila Daughida (lar Sain, Barbara DR ay BE the} Coembel red, Ms bee | Holipes Fulnig (ramble, IAly Belle Merce, Il litnles Ww re, Din dsy The i 1. Newlte Bates, Tempe Belle Miss Bullo’s Piano Recital]. Miss Zella Bullo gaye a delightful] Plane t beople who Steady music With her The Programme. Which was lengthy, but thoroughiy enjoyable, The birucipants in the entertainment “19 South “4 large num- even- rilvt) A most pleas. fie ane lrg were: Misses ° Misses Ruth (onkley, Norma Wempnor, Mary Lynids Zello By! vw, Charlotte Kidder Mauch Bartlere, Genevieve Wigglesworth. Th wy “immer, _—_ Messrs Messrs Flawed Culvert. Everett 4 alvert Lloyd Wempnor, Bartlett Ms. Rober: Atkinson of daa Washington b ade Vara ChlerTlacned 4 fow friends “aut an formal musi, 4l afternoon Thurs lay M.ss Ky, unore Heyvnen,. the young Laouts Pan ste whoce Wonderful mus. CNT attracted the 4itention of Viritios) “ef attraction. During the aft. rneon Miss He yvnen Plaved = some eXGulsite 2 a8 ~ } beauty ti] ‘te rpretation. Mixx. Men, as both Riera. nthal ang Teresa «' re Bt. Cece ja ri incarn. Phe recital} Was Peausantly MLErspergse, With South, PN Stories. Mead by Mrs Hoffman. Among the ladies pre sent Enjoyable Euchre SP teeneeneen i. fale In done tir wer, Missenm Ais, Acdames tet bury ier x, PVilhee tine ("dle Pesh © ATLL ieee Children’s Party. Sans Souci Club. Wats own, ) . Pale-green lberty silk. trimmed jn Truchings of the same material anid POMMesterrys b’s Valentine Ball. afer's Luncheon. SP Peete —_c entertainment Wil he Ball at Anchor Hall. OClOCK > wits, SAU cs Nourvel, ( 4UANbe pace Miss (Ciara Miullliews New (Tieais, Who WUS ian fh Spe lal Ue Si, Peoeuved Willi waaia. Norvel, “illo Niuean Miuch harm is done daily ‘ heap confec.- 4:30, i de.icious lun Neon Was served on by the excessive consumption doubtful taste, and doubtful composition. Why not abstain fro these altogether, substitute the digestible, wholesome Van Houten's Chocolate (For Fating), Which is of delicious flavor, and « heapest Sold in the fool] Croquettes, in Tins Squa re Tablets This product ranks among the for eating as Van Houten’s ( among the cocvas:- the most delicious in flavor and the MOst economical] in use, re 'alemmamee . watees WR at actin eB as, Bs. eaeaaitinanes MP8 ices en ae : — “ = = —"s a ™ hie eat mcrae ae, 7 for Connecting No Time Ccntract Required. relied upon. ne The (,overnment “THE FILTER THROUGH POR THAT FIL TERS” CELAIN TUBES. The“BOSTON” Water Purifier t Condemned by Scleatists Germ Proof Is the Only Meihod No In his report of ¢% tober 1, 1899. he States: yyy, nn condemn everv means o! Obteininy Pure Water for drink ny purposes except the PORCtLAIN TURES have been tried, and it ; Dr. Wiley, the U. S, Government Expert Bectericlogist, Condemns Trpol Stone Filter Tubes, 7 PUrihcation by Means of Unglazed iS the enly method that ean be Filters by purchasiny that kind only. Installed in Your Home. Rental but $/. Forty Different Styles ter $2.00 Per Your name and addre you our representative wi PRESTON FI Daily C Pacity J§ Calloas, 08 Per ‘on. h. Office Use, Clc., Remtal from 5S On @ postal card Will secure th full explanations. LTER CO. 028s, ( KOT MENTIONED, aren etn leh. 3: the . Caslon bed; vw her birthday The roon Were decorated With elus? Vrhet tb ohiey lties lt fees lis at Deis thy at Prize for lad, Was Won by (> Poathley ihe ss ond by Mi Piel pony rout Ne third by \MI.ss Y Pie tives Menelermpe t's ppize | VV f Se ~ Sdgad.e yd. the Tied ty) Vii Ro Pioker “med the thirg ly My Re Vinerah {Te} | Viter 4 PeZzes Were wwarded Etats. breeeny Was Served in Clie Deeeurtie Med doning room The Veni eneled Tilivose PRCSENL wer, ius VI a ee | ] i le f a OTA, ] i Boia ] ithe oP] _ \ i trill Hie ] I j he Serpeliles py iWols ~ t ¢? tj t \J Fidice Th 1M i thing j Stilaia Very ku t Nie - Mi sis | l |" ' Alf ! I'he [-Manx J Psheter. ivr CL Dive ce yy \ ‘ Ji\ verli]l PeiwWin Kuekes (hue \ nMLIp) bied A ees A F Bailes 1. ©. Walt B lerast L. Koern $ Wo Sreph, lis, - Bonum-Tempus Euchre Club. The Tor, im-Tempus buchre Club was en- ertitend fast Thursday even ne by Us oe lh. Priges Were Won ty M “orien, Miss J) Barker, Mr J. Fitaguwe: cbTie] \i. \ Phi crgrin, ObSe ation sr iz Were Won by Miss J Reily and Mr Scharrer. A re’ pole Seeyy Were: Misses \j asses Agi ae ee ~ a ‘\ ‘) Hiien, fF ppt, Be ils ; BP. 6a NG | Jens ely, Agties ifurria, ~ ri " a 1t.e, Niu Kneig Noa pf i Pull di 4 I, MIs Mie * = \\ f line, {, = ti } i \i " Wi ! I] j« j | i, i, \ eu? ii -- « il Charies Davis { i _— \ Mrs. Evaus'’ Tea. \ et Wa “Ven Switurda y: J , é \! + Maeude FL. of iat ‘) ‘ ‘ miie*=! if Vii ss i itste ’ \ Corry i ET i? ! \ ¢ ‘ r - ‘ I Vin, i! ~ [ Ff uf - Zz j j j I {, \\ \; \ P \ 4 | Chiidren’s Party. 4 '*, , j rry V . r> \ _~ j ‘ ’ | ’ & ij = i Be ! bf 2-3 oo i’ , ¢ i Presbyteriin Chure ye rf ’ } ’ ‘* _ ; ‘ i Compton Heights Euchre Cli My Y My \. «. Heh: ‘ ? ifs Pi 1m Ff] «4 ‘\ Tuesday Dancing Club's Ball. ] ] ‘ 7 wave an foey : 'Wi44 pie i f \ or } . a r, Woe, triers ® »' ohne Ps Wey ‘ Karlie! ¢ ar Yaa > M = ' » J : \ Nia ‘ i . f . \ ‘ | we \? \ir« Pas ' sy | , * r ‘ir Mrs . i Rae uw. Ana « sets \ire «™M*arles N everty dulnty ite queen of night; dup Lamsburg, a@ cvrperal, United States REMOVAL NOTICE! Ss KINNIERE FEBRUARY BARCAINS: Best Round Th read Linen Centers,18, 20 and 24-inch, each. {I6e Stamped Sofa Pillows (top and back)—each ...__ cba eade 2580 One Lot of Finished Sofa Pillows—-each "t8* tee seees, BILOO Commenced Centers and Sofa Pillows—each "tte tece seas, BIG per dozen ..... vas x bees --- 3Oc MANY OTHER or NEW LINE OF } BARGAINS 615 LOCUST STREET ART NEEDLEWORK al ON DISPLAY, Embroidery Silk, all Shades— Room 417 Mermod & Jaccar \\ ‘ ee h Re ception, Easy to Clean. SIAISIO SS 14/64 No Interfer- ence With Faucet. - or. ae ow Other “¥Stems and Methods its faith in Porcelain Tube Moaih Lp, TUDIO te d Bide. Army: Mrs W. Gould, black RUNtio: Mr. ated Mrs Speneop. aust ang dusky belle, Mrs Heckel, lette kirl; Mr hathman. @ SrMal Weary Willie, and Mrs. Woedes r, In- St. Teresa ‘5 Euchrfe. Vive juelic x hh (hurge of the NoOnTe to be held in St. Teresa's bhall, Grated “venue and Nortiy Mate ket Street. any Mriday, Feb. 16, Wisth tes TTiPLerta ice fiiat al} 4rTlangements have bere n presr Len tec} hifty novel and Dei tied serrnpes Prizes will be away led, and an tl wInUseMment 1s ASsured a)] hese Whe attend Phe game wi] be called Promptly @t wey) OC k, Otto Vossmeyer Entertained. Mr. and Mrs. J in Vossine ver Kive @ party Peb, 4 wt theds home, No. 1908 John ch N Ony ‘ce fr Pleopiaer or 1 el P ary Sek), Otto “UN Vessmever ty cs ebraite Nis four. le Crit ’y poly Pega. Those Preeeiut Wwe re; NI ixme . Vl Ssi'> Pinily {o> se than Niart ~ angel, Bertua os / ! ee a ae a ‘ ! t Alber \ i vi] ' t Woudig j ver? shi, it t \ ‘ewiteser Voces bey ‘ i Satie. er 4hsda Wasp At, i. hig haan ane || bbs : >: _ . VI uast “is Walter . fev Richter slairy Jin Derey livener Wielter ples ges ( bart lavrena, \ i iia slat r tae ts Lutikes Mors. Pheinyens. trecrme Denuistun. Al aa Paiian, To Be Married at Fraternal Halk Mr. N. Trauhe of Memphis Tenn,, te Miss Anna Frank of Soy J HOMas af Whi, e Mmarriel gt @ « “mii tlils evenil i" i rad ball}, ie venth street @ Brankiin aven ie [ly Rusentiacter will ants, ite Miss rank ts this laughter of Mr. Frank, a Louis merchant, Mr. Pratube is a 4 ‘he Manu actures of Mem befits, Tern “i Wie “Mong the first to oo eerl favl ry Pars ryioe igainst Spain im the late wus fe will leave @t betdial wt see fer iriee tee tiight on « trip te a ‘ anf Miss Felix's Reception. Miss liuth Fels of lt’ Ivuleor street ay 8 , seOPR dbo Pie Preatppes wpe: VA exinee- ‘ fternea i ohhenor of Migs B lgabeth i of tielvens Tex Tie eye niog waa ria Miis! ied fe fationse ‘ ’ neong “" IWesoot were; \! M snes [ 7 ” Ii ein & ‘I se } ia “sy } \l. NI-s+re h. Dees fever t, j bis ,» btetau Pleasant Theater Party. LV theater pare we BEiven « Thursday Wise fe Wel DY 4 Supper yp the i in ix *: ” > cy rotweed Mr. wand M we “ \! . hin and b.ida Mapdy a red ~ Niles 4 Ire; Pipeade hoef Mute MN ut Birthday Anniversary. ve Kodadesa | Wea: of gay Shen. vi ies ‘ ie ‘w“ fils birthe Saflieoctayv after ; YW etilertain rhea hla C.ari ared Mla Heowurd Julius Hiclund Helinmo Jute As Ravourn Ary iar € ee: 3 i bias } 7 Jttie and his frees Mient« Were rer ei) ae j the pisces allies « Pitraten!? WP am ts r eat lee (*resentea, ee
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—_— > ee. oT Kadi bas PPC a ae egrar SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST‘DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1906. and favored each guest with a souvenir of the occasion. Rose Bud Euchre Club. Miss Dorothy A. Decker of 3119 Shenan- Goah street entertained the Rosebud I Tavis, Blanche Dres, e Ro ‘yrhelmer, Sheba Harris. leabel Jones, Bophie Schwab, Messrs. — Meec«re, — Horace Rohm, Alfred Rohm, Parnest Stik, » Lewls Henry Green, ree st Rohrhe @yrus Adler, Jor. Straus, Biducy Bauman, Arthur Lieber, Block received in a gown of rose crepe elaborately appliqued tn The skirt was made with a corsage Was Gossip. Mire. M. BR. Shelly will give a whist party Wednesday, Feb. i4, in honor of Miss Bes- sie Allen of Milwaukee. Valentines. E. Ja Olive and Sixth streets. Miss Dodie Brockman of Nicholson place ds visiting her sister, Mrs. Arnold Zerweck of De Sota, Mo. The Regina Circle will giva a dance Feb. 16. at Pastime Club Hall. r. and Mra. Harry L. to Florida to spend the winter. Valentines. E. Jaccard Jewelry Olive and Sixth streets. Mr. and Mrs. Sxm Plant have returned from their wedding trip and have gone to housekeeping at 4306 Washington boule- vard. Wr. FE. J. Glasgow and son, Mr. Julian Glasgow left Monday for Cuba to visit Lieut. Glasgow. Valentines. Bm Jaccard Jewelry Co., Olive and Sixth streets. Misa Franc Woodworth ts the guest of Mre. Robert Mudd during her short stay fn St. JTviis. Mr. and Mre. J. C. Hall have becn visit- ing friends in Chicago. Mir. and Mrs. George W. Fritch are pleasantly located in thelr new home, 3sii Greer avenue. Miss Nellie Diehl gave a. box party at the Century Wednesday evening. Miss Virginia Pendleton gave a box party @t the Olympic Wednesday evening. In the pery were he Reardon and Sanger and ecard Jewelry Co., DeWitt have gone remainder of the Co., oe. abeent until about the ae Of March Mrs J taal 2429 Tacs avenue, en. tertained the Rosamond Much: Thursday aflernoon After tlhe freshments Were served Mr. the first prize Mra, Craig Mes, Root the thirg Missrs Elise and Page Beek of 420) Tel- The Gen. will give a has gone to New arty "MARRIEAN, The Original! r and FEecen- _ MERRITT & MURDOCK, — VIosr Delig es jpop Vaudetilile, ST. ONGE BROTHERS, | Amerle HAMILTON HILL, wee Tbsarite a SISTERS CONSTANTINE FITZPATRICK FAMILY, +s Inetr _ BABY RUTH ‘ROLAND, JOHN g WELLE WELSH MEAKIN & RAPIER, CHARLES S. KNIGHT, ‘T'\e J dea rit THE KINODROME, . ty Ne Vv \ - WA at 10:-20c- 30. (Reserved 7 Days Ahead) . 50c ae eS Be DR. EMIL G. HIRSCH, ON ~ Americar Destiny and Duty, ‘Tuesaday kh ShCoOND BAD Mist cit neu ist wis dled miedion, 5 s. Reserved 11 4) Gdlive si MONDAY EVENING. Horse Show and Grand Parade IN THE National Pavilion, East St. Louis. HICH CLASS HORSES. NIMS & BRATTON’S hefu iting . “—_ miss ty-seventh and + Nl «heir, As seals, li. an s, Pa nseren venings, 25¢, 50c, 75c, $I ea. Bats..... 2 0c | AT MATS » GHIMES OF NORMANDY... MON., FEB. 19— Over 200 Prople on the Stage Music Hall | Sat. Mats. . . 25c, 58c, 75c | Boxes for Six . . . $5, $3 Beginning Monday Evening, February 12, Brilliant Revival! of The EV'GS AT 8 Planquette’s Favorite Opera In Three Acts By the Cas tle Sd. Oper a Co. (100 American Artists) ®With a Strong Cast AIDA cin» | and the Greatest Singing Chorus in America Seasen Seat Reservation W 4th Ne Liability Except te Pay for Seats One Week in Advaace OLYMPIC | Will present for the first magnificent spectac ular p vd | - ‘wa VAD THE onEAT POPULAR SUCCESS of me — Joseph Haworth, Arthur Forres?, ' Edmund D. Lyons, | Horace Lewis, | Elmer Grandin, Richard Buhler, W. T. Melville, Edwin Varrey Leott 2? bad NEXT SUNDAY, FEB. MR. LOUIS MANN Sixth Blue Ribbon Sale. MISS CLARA LIPMAN IN “THE GIRL IN THE BARRACKS ”’ Reserved Seats on Sale Next Thursday -|OLYMPIC-te-pay,s p.m. Admission. ICE PALACE |-. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14TH, St. Valentine’s— Masquerade Carnival. Admission... ....+.. «+. san decogenankeate 25Cents Beyinaing MON- ; DAY, FEB. 19. F.C. Whitney | ne In this ci ty his } f Sienkiewicz's Imm >rtal ving IS? GRAND ete WEEK. — eee ae Leading St. Louis Theater. High-Class 35,50 Attractions Only. at Prices | Within the Reach of All. This is the Ending of the Daysof Extortion. BAL C Six MAT., BALCONY ATINE®S WEDNESDAY AN 5c AND 35c: PARQ! et S sinc 25c AND 35c: EN- SATURDAY, BALCONY, PARe AND DRESS CIKCLE, TIRE LOWER FLOOR, Sé@c. QUET AND DRESS CIRCLE, 28 MATINEE 2224¥4T 9 KiHT PRICES: BALCONY CIRCLE, Roselle Knott. Alice Fischer, HOYT’S|: ‘THE BEST CAST EVER ihn A HOYT COMEDY.’’— N. Y. JOURNAL, Maude Fealy, Margaret Fealy, Carolyn Kenyon, THE HIT A STRANGER]: Vasti Hollis, Louise Collins, Master Teddy ¥. tune ’ ~ 9 , Mea on se ot NEW YORK [ 25-aRTISTS. 25 | Sua. Mat. Next—E.D Stair will preseat SUWANEP RIVER ‘CENTURY ‘Sth AND °" Cents WEIL'S GONccRT BAND. SKATING DAY AND EVENING. sp Ee ee, THE HOME OF FOLLY.: PRESENTING A HOT ‘NUMBER: n. the Line.” SNEXT. WEEK “BOWERY BURLESQUERS.” © | ow ‘ a . ws : -_—_—_ —- = oe - —_ —_—— = ———— _— “TWO FROLICS "DAILY? COMMENCING MATINEE ‘}0- DAY. Te ~SAPHO- BY ADAMS. AT ALL FIRST-CLASS MUSIC STORES. PUBLISHED BY MELLWOOD MUSIC COMPSNY, ST. LOUIS, MO. MAT. WED. WED. CENTURY « ee MONDAY NIGHT 8 o'clock YiViPl Prices—$1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION OF WILSON BARRETT'’S POWERFUL HISTORICAL DRAMA, THE SIGN OF THE ' CROSS RECULAR _MAT. SAT. | sae by Wm. Greet’s London Company, lecudiog CHARLES DALTON, From the Lyric Theater, London., POPULAR { 4 (Management Charlies Frohman and Frank W. Sanger) | WHITTNEY: ‘3 “QU QO VADIS." NEXT WEEK--F. C€. 'T O- NIGHT. Popular Matinee Wednesday and sails Matinee Saturday. BROADHURST’S CLEEFUL PLENITUDE, “Why Smith Left Home THE ALL-ABSORBINC :::? Presented by the Top Notchers, MACLYN ARBUCKLE and ANNIE YEAMANS, assisted by THE ORIGINAL COMPANY. Direct from a Record-Breaking Engagement at The Strand, London, and the Medison Squeere Thee wiere the Parce was made Pamous. anal te 75c, 60%, 2Be. n ee) Weg m f ater, N. Y¥. sates Best SEATS, on . \ia n a’ | * Harra ke ° at -— —_— TS, SEND ONE DOLLAR And this ad. pina water, in perfectcondition, g e 30x34, oven 17 ',x12x21, lids, top cooking surfa warming cioset, for $15.00. You pay and I will ship vou this 400-1%. lined throughout $14.00 and frei} THE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFLERET WM. C. WILLARD, ee ee slig] Dey S]xX DAILY _ EME STETSON, | Mars rier — Bargala Mats. 25¢ 0 ~ a ” © i a a New Gowns -A New Just Songs *w Imitations engagement in Chicago irom a tour weeks eee” “ MANY OTHER VAUDEVILLE MOVELTIES. NEXT WLEK Grand Sscemic Production of Faust. tas a we ee: re anaes oD coo m : ra ine opens | {ra ‘'te | pleasues | water, March i lina A WINTER RESORTS. An All Year Resort. Creerer?t ] "7 ' “ka Sor TH an! are cera bea hest ar , a’! Bt BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF MISSOURI. | ponticinetoareatebependctoane r lic tel or to any represeu‘atire of ~ UNDER The RED ROBE MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 4t OUwr Popular Prices. 15c,25c, 35c,50c 25¢ Matinees Tuesday. lhursday and Saturday A Superb Prolucties: of @ (.reat Play. se's. baal ace Ff ‘lerea @ RKRene®t, VeRSTY ASSOGIATION GERMAN THEATER AT CLYMPIC: fe si sua. f. Braet" of a OHenev Bite. | Sie E WASHINGTON U cin RSI! 7t Ww! . *® PN N Shur ia ‘ , * | a . } v* ; id. e s. i ey ~P . were 2S ts. | (ipere'ta ta tne ' » Be edinand (iempert, UTluv ULLLER Se.retary. Mesecred Seaie al Bes Uiivee VUympk Theta) - ] — Ce ee a 1h ehh that mata 2 rt, wn sane. eal _ ons Ee ew _..
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SUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 19v0. ’ THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. '™™ MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH 20 ——_——— on, ee AND SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 20 Words or (eute GITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 20 Words or Lees. § Conte. BAKKEFrER Cook, or both, ny restaurant, bete! and _ able a tas, © . o. ;, 1. ’ keeter Wants MAN -SIt Wan’ BARK a od | rr 1 -t Thispa’ “a fari — : Tips BARTENTIEE mlow k : tender with | fHowers, gat Poat -Dispat:! _ vive Hepaic! BARTENDY mn — MAN Situation brickiayitie ef ISISA Leaftin la«s watited Tey mildtie wee) fer bietsee sams batty , 1 impo! MAN Sit ace: ii . ‘ }*s om wanted by barkeel»'T er lun h fr esperien elt. allrowuned work reason: “= }f mer) auiaxnsD nan, ' Join ated la«« av ‘1 A oS, by vonng toan of A well expesieneced ‘ BLA ‘KSMITI! mein and tel resting, om a oun th ‘ . ee oar ree : sets rest l’oe! LPinye ss) Li heapeat BooOkKEETEL for niwht rh Proust Peiageatl BOOK Kk! me he et tee erry Ad %. oS, Tree BOOK KEEP EN ~it er. want ut Ad. hi ].b5, oS i rape} pe r s ) HS iba 1 ret. wWroOKKEEVER keep im the ¢« references Totayou'! th Vw m rk kcoomp even or by eapert work each WAN Man [spats . COW a orn us “Wi ace ii teh VIAN Wil tras de hauling «f 17, Poat Dey MAN Experien Wishes Juwsht le ti wante) a f*@q? hee tits ev Prrvat Lhiapatet of work, ren. es books tu elon il met good any similar sprati adcvls KK F t. 1’ . Rr ue kb om per amd “At. we P untant of new clestows pw refs we o@ furrn eith m with Gren mi. of refs oa and nt have intery ; a) , i . : ‘) ve ; leorn?d. am, stig: aues ste hi * wii] work fini reas Tilapet. i PFOOKKEEPER Wanted, a , \* tertilinkg Ad @) 2. Post-T? ret ly % Dost SIAN pl ated puoeit had W Epted. if sector aor oT | Address K 120, Post -iispat i MAN AND WIFI Nits Wanted i wife. In family Weermman te « ‘> care for horses atid drive ‘ alist in. housework aa. Oe ee VAN ’ tatvle “Mao! Td f ree ences given T! arr ‘ | jit lure Laer wanted he d expertence in fur vive rete “Sir wants to ' .* ste doce e'rong Ac irese heey tracts ina ba Dive are. retoes MAN Sit wanted as Address N 14, Poet MAN ran buy of IS acyuaipied L'ont Tbispateb. driver or Wolk Dispateh ied oY ori Ad. wou’ Ad | ted by bow, 38, In ofiee, experli- ference ors Wash at hy boy of 17; ves. Ad. N tmativet ‘ jiy Boy si with the Jury sit ered, Be y anything. DPispre t h. Boy the we wan ean furnish re man: by marr farm, and grain —Sit. wanted . ehargve of aulburban ade eultivation of fruit Dispatch ' | MAN Sit. wanted by experienc 1 veare O14, Wishes a posstion whe > rh also generas housework 5 he can jearh printer. mic! nist or any Ne xl | Thomas Cook, 2014 Walnut st. trade: can * how a recommendation, AG. ¢ 4, | MAN Ml . —Man of Post Dispatel f ; rate place BI TLER A competent and experienced calored be pay, butler wants situation at hotre and x tes rein Dispat he . » te ‘ s 4 ‘ ’ Chab- werk; best city references, Ad. 317 : MAN Wanted, ping af. company: have GANDY MAKEK -Work wanted by allfound candy | Dy 18, Post-Dispa maker; will work for amall wages; city OF Coun | ing _ty. Ad. L 6, ost Dispatch good mixer; CARP E N T J it Work “of any kind wanted by car- experience doman weuter and cabinet maker; first class, ‘ Hlround and, i — wea Ad . ol. ' = sapere 7 cery or any other branch of Dusiness OLYIK Grocers: clerk, experienced man, aged ; M. Froeblich, #0 &. 2d at gr le mal = of apy kind. Ad. B., 3 | sax Situation wanted , ‘ -- - good education, sober . cL KKK Marriel man wants ait, an clerk, ences: moderate salary. man, collecting or office work; beat of 1 pateh. xiven Ad. © 7, Post-Dispatch. . MAN A tman CLERK. -Pesition wante “il fo veara of age cerTyv or bakery; ue ence to whow it fierman, PP. G He 14, } Tissent COACH MAN. Wanted, MAN-—Wanted, bome dish man as cone general, work; good handy around home: wags; best references. Ad. OS, OoACHMAN. Sit. wanted MAN—Sit. wi stands the care of . jou wal eare of furnace; references, etters. 4314 patcd. MAN—Young >gen- do night COACHMAN Sit. want ol as coachman and do gen | ! eral work on g nileman'’s eee ee. d2eTuian, Compe. board; hotel or ; res auran' tent. reliable, long experten: safe driver, cleaa references. Ad. T 47, Post Diispe 7 worker Ad K 4. Poat Dis; atets, COACUMAN Sit. wanted by man and houseman, tend to eity or country, refereners Ad patel COACUMAN Sit man, porter of Lucas #v. COACH MAN Wants permanent situation; skilled horseman, cows, furhaces, general werk, and audy ; eremomica!; luntest references. Ad. B S) Poat-Dispateh COLLECTOR Party eantile pouple would charge of collecting have horse and buggy B 112, Post Dispateh COLLECTOR Married man of gownl character de- sires: poeition, collecting preferred, 6 ye ars’ ref erences from last employer. W. T. Elder, SLU Pine at. COLLECTOR Young man good collector and salesuian, boned. _—— oo Be, COLLE CTOR lector, long Ad, E 14, Post OONPROTIONER Situation enoed confectloner; cakes candies: | MANAGER ; Address F. Sauer, ASA1A ¢ , man in grocery COOK-—-8i' ‘wanted as cook: give references; 1p or | yea's old; ' out of the city. Ad LOLS Walnut «at | for many years; seber, {industrious and good sale ~ man; best of refs OTRSA Franklin av C(WOK--Sit. wanted ho- — tel or restaurant , oF FIC ASSISTANT Situation wanted 402 8. 2d at man witl awistant by voung - and seme knowledge of book! CUTTER. give services for expeTience al eutter in tallor shop. Ad. Ko 14, Post-Dispatch have work. Ad. N 5&6, CUTTER. Sit. wanted by a short kn) PAINTER designer in ladies” garments; competent liable, Address Hl 14, Post. Dispateh wants fenu ay DENTIST Firet clase, allround tion. Ad. R S&, Post-Dispatch PAPER WTANGER Wan sxmiples furnished l DKRAUGITITSMAN- Stt round draug)itaman rAVeEn HANGER DRAUGITSMAN. Position wanted by }" r tke? w, jr ° sal ‘4 ban’ and work guarantee 1 Paper Ilauger, mechanleal draughtsman and book keeper 1%. Tot Lolmqeaty riseom «ay —tn : PASTRY QCOOK-Sttuation wanted he DRAUGITSMAN Oompetent og vy i 10° 3 nog — sad tg 4 reliable young } a peat men, with a very good knowledge of I’ it ATM ACISYT. Sit desires si! where the yor eiat. competent to meet with advancement. Ad Dispatch. re usonable DRIVER—Wanted, a position can give beat of referenies Diepat h DRIVER. -Sitnation wanted as delivery Ween, wel acquainted obeap —— «= G, Peispateh 1" “ DIVER Posttion wanted as driver by white opderstands recd ! first «laas cits ence from last AA. MT. FT pateh DRIVER—\. Me that driver for man teen rine «6 am exeellon mers roughly e@apertenaed in ehip pine kon \" thorovelly can rend hMagtis«h mini tee tian wind pre uitaate App y ‘; W,. Curtia, 1422 Trenkiin as \ PnreGg cl Filth leroy clerk wante pomi tian in +) Bouth or Southweat. wv re "4 nt bee, 6peu German. Ad. K SS, Post iMepateh DRUG ©) | EnK ! Vint ’ ! lt i¢ lerk watts mo sition Ad W 40. Post-Dispatch 3 FNGINEER sition: ta electrical PIRNWMAN-—S tuition with 16 fears’ es: pated. PIRMBMAN. baperto need men Areman of eel i's | Ad YF B_ Vrs Telagens FIR’ MAN Tire ase fireman giveer, viderstands (ffersot engines and dvna firmne in Mea and bellers, wants posttion Ad T Mi, Dost about Mare! DMapateh clothing > i ome GROCPRY CLERK PLnergetic, Industriens young n mean of 24. no bad Babitse, desires position in te patey tall renoery Pyavtime ; tenure eaxper, ence. “. end vent af references furuished 5} OA: 2 we | Poet. Lhispat« h — ‘ @MoOoUsEMAN Situation mt hae ored; can give patoh Hanks silk 1819 Piliet a LAWYbR sires jamitic etn * refereth c* 4* Prost Tiiapat BAC HINI-! repairing Th apats bh will Situation wanted y 1%, Tust leat of reteren rev best 3 m] eal “s Russian, Wants we! gwd worker: sober no want a good bouw. Jersiftion as detall man f had considerable expericne teh. barten ne wa position as ferences: eu'‘ary Y 4, Poat-Dispat man wis) city re Ad sesale Ad. MAN—Situation wanted %y man in w by ov and reliant Ad Raed sales lerence who ean solictt trade arid etjpeerence way eohcern of experi man in «Te by eperks Bele walt young experience, Stendel: ard at. famils furn fair (rik: Hal }’ost-Lhispent in bey n young awe- ne ., or at horse work: Jost -ilapatoh ailtuation hinan Ad. Kl, by a person who under hobees Ali good driver and Ad. UG 14, Dost-Dis- af 2 the l man and rS¢ ns furnished colored mah, a SYrTences wanted by best elty re Pine st wants iv ie attending scheol and morning fm yp. a. press rve man chores am BAR German as coach | man cow and furnace; Ae j © 67, Post-Dis WAX wat be young married man as coach- ®. ©. dell yety man. K. North, oh] MAN Strong, sition with road; 4 years’ Post Dispate h. MAN-— Sit. shipping manhula: el Ibe nm ehpee rien and MWidhan Position wanted by lu obtaining, training Prost Dtepeaut a as private Ad. J. @., Ting man livery wegon, uckrodt Sit. wanted by 5 chman or to drive Ae! eorner l4th and Mat! sober man, 27 years implement company, in experience om road. wanted by rye eee man as tem me per, oT Te et, ir ole rk, . i Miia turing n+ thon or oh tre nm hotise; 13 yeara’ experience, speak Eng and (,erman, can furnish best of city references. Ad. U le, Post-Dispatch. MAN. Young man from the countrys, well etnes wishes sit In wholesale bouse; wages reasonal! Addreas T 73. Post -Tblepat MAN—SIit. wanted in wh ' man; also knows) carpenter wants eltuation; Is a Ad. B 62, Post-Dispateh hewt reference and MAN sit : - M: T'coxt Lpimpreat il wat Sman penter MAN with mwer- and tahe attoTuey, Ad. acquainted like tu assoctate with first-class and best references. well , . house by gentile trade th oleaenle rotig iy vexmd «iriver, Witi CaP by honest THAT: ks na asf Ww rk: hands A », I’ raf T bispoute n wanted or ans ate tools Ad mean Ad Young man wants position as experience; best reference and bond Leispateh wanted by pastry, wlifernia av wanted be a- driver on ice Wagon; experi ‘ 4. Post Dispateh young married experience relinhle 3 years’ Sit wanted ag manager or sales her stome hv man | Nas had management of general st Position or SsotTDbe of ) as pastry cook or baker; with refereuvces. Ad. G. fF —~tit. wanted bey an experienced cnstom Painter, pauper we cheay I’ enutter and abd re uinuter, 1401 Work _ mau wants posl- wanted by experienced, all- Ad LL. 54. Post Dispatch first-class Ad..T eter experien ml sod aud mechanical dranghts tmechanes in “a qualities \ , Dust- eula: PORTER WANTED L’ast- in Wholesale Ft ft eblipe anyer 4.) driver of clerk: Sith Ad kh WwW, u* milise., Cull , rinter warts a aud sub on ad references Ad one bots. work driver of PRINTER ip elty: } com Litre t V pee or enpoke: Tivt, refer lhis s SAL AM ane —Sitvation w so eee emiploset ust ra Mmpanv or othets am ren wishes Teesition Pest I Heapatcd SALESMAN Situation wante: hant: prefes a fences SALE SVAN Trave! louisiana trade ity wants wv « commission Licensed engineer deatrea steady po niso faritlice with shep work and tuachiness Post-Dispatch Post Dispatea 1% Vassar 4 hw ’ Ad SALESMAN eoher K ®, fireman Poxt li w arts eri enece watts ‘ jeer eau give sates ruCces SALESMAN or nsaliatant en of the «let Hater ez erta: “) * “NWanhtie | a@ house nman ant. 1 rete flee AY \ abe + * ‘ { i | 1+) SALESMAN Situation Want fat att Sitha Warts | vy @ huotae shower, Ad I\ mit aie) ‘warat em by Biashb Mlet «mn bsthitbing Ad K 7 MAN A e#e(rote energet! pearance, Wishew pursct! referep: ee Ad ¢) 47 young Man good ap Lnof any k can furnteh l’som' ]otwy a MAN Young retail grecery erences, GBiary O° petcd MAN AN]? WHIP sit barkeeper aid tum Db ee kom te’ reeteurent of salieen of reasonable wagee Ba roe Digan lesaie and riyjeh ref lYowt Lie eraperienced wh eitian .an Ad 4) man We pay 818 pee week NUS + men with ries we kgavyt ve ol Poultry Gompound; enclose stant Exy ptiai Deeps. N, Parsons, Kin biary Tb “une, it 10.4. m ha) we'tiseem Too ahue' kk 3 Vu rk ore EFrankiin &. , igr ed: Mfg ‘eo, America ANTED Pies Wii “is } pie tj k ' ' to yer " ~ samoils , - oe . : : es MI ak Market @ Traveling eslesman; ate Salle, Chicago, General Agents WANTED A good shoomaker, }¥ |) SALESMAN WANTED trade: sales net $18 the sew, stitch and de good active specialty ty Teta repairing: must be o! idy. MeoNamura, J1v N I eomutesion; territery new and | - Gt); st hl + high-priced men investigate, refer ears 7 Babe oon ‘i ; ' a cad Detroit, Mie: brings $115 profits Louls drop everything: write to day to Co., St. Louis, Me.’ d Are renee o- wren drea with etan y The Ohto ihe ean Tg AGENTG WANTED Sanmeciers “f vo Eo Hs pn a ae : . ‘ a . ry ‘ Ve i A oe we k vf ote secret formulas bv prey fessor of chem- Wrench Co, 18 Wiek block, Cleveland, ©. stry; « atna 1 gecret costing C2): price WANTED Pour sollettore; expert. row Mfg. (o., Chemical Blag., to house; geod pay to youd ENTS WANTED ANT! ‘> hanl maecadam, Main and es ly Mi N. 4th ot. ‘Ho our goods iG I rest? mn 1000) to AGENTS WANTED. ‘yinent at ‘Ten 14 Worde or Leas, 2O Cente, bor over Site t make win cus! - MmAtwa- Boy WANTED Bos womts 325A Mra beoeysS WANTETS ver imfe; goml pay Kinyal cL WANTED 1, ‘ sire Ss Ieecal, general, state for allverware; $10 Pray Sa reyular “Soa of seller: New Century Mfg. distrily A elre : F : " ces lhuok 4 Gum Co., Chicago STENOUHKRAPHER WANTED Male stenographer : and clerk, capable of learning business; state | SALESMAN WANTED ] and aurrounding tewns, Thee atteution er reer! part § Papel het). e rhe For hardware in St. years of se. dn permanent pusition tf necessary worui ey "40 16 uduy dry goxis Oo Cluck jwuda * Grand and amd and Eqn- ladies. LZoUIs COMMBRE TAT. COLLEGE “or etal, @hert? steady en and Gt h wud elman;: ‘la ior, WANTH IL? --Iust Alig, Laie! lil ae li M AN wri Wages SOLTCT ee enced men from house women or men fo in communities permanent #m- (jreat Pastern lth et St. Louls, Mo. honsehyald novelties: new catalogue “ts Reltable eVISN W fiudddlle sts.. M "TTI E. MAGNOLIA Pr trookag & Co... idle beer: Lem} — «i all kinds, le; op TIFMAKERS WANTED WANTED ourg man tn greocverr: tus ‘ t ump; inep sunday. Seer Michig timber and haul ties Jimber aa ceed Dbutehber and soltetteor; lbavard ay THIER ference WANTEI)- FOr now dn Wages Ad } y st-l WANTL I? 4 ing re jim) CARPENTER atute x9; inside Lath Co, 801 8 ayiateo : sparen AGENTS WANTED—-C sefnl ie per cent profit; write Tilinels Cutlery @€o., Decatur. Til, AGENTS WANTET) “ape cok good monev -* pithy you want Aq. } AGENTS WANTI “TY In every county to sell iv Memortals; good MP mvfite and steady 1) & fo 4 Plum et., Eigin, for wir the best yim ‘eas; slate if Ad. Maltimiore, Mz «elliing Life of — dj pages WANTED l(a) tlermakers; pay. Ile “Ripe ‘tien on * a Week, pay mee ithy locallty; App! to He laday- Greeneitic: Mo. For a new acheme: a ane ferences, permanent potion; just what atid tox 14), Portlatmd, Me ‘“*Fam- work pare , 1}) COLLECTORS WANTED per At e@N At Ee te , ' 2) ala erdiotat 1 a Se” iad eed ik eae ; sib idicellinas lostrnared ie tern ipt AGE ‘NTS MV Sacidiglen +4 Sure, permare it tneome; $25 horse a ' ia a all “4 gee saaaall af t te gent “~S pack! at lowest estimate: failure impossible; expe- ' a1 or free offer surprises every- s Mfg ' nok Lewis Mfg. Co., Milwau- COLL me Trorns W elie eolmctora, for ‘ tear. % is "hi? Seleli, ath Padi : TH th .") pe s WANTEL 1 feok . Tritist give in other \} rie: tral at ae WAN'T 1 . «eb . ae 4 . ’ ( " 4ar 4 ao eine te . : . P ‘ — 1 ~ -_ : : very wet ee , se rites ENTS yw ng mag SA rigele Aibin, lort 3 = ANTE D-Make mores practte! | } WANTS , arith at . A nee = Sealing complete instrretion, S25: Mirst “nnela | tote ate Ae O >: 8 ween i. , » Wil, OS, “He oo SENN SE - heson be addwesing Pref. J. & lL). spate ‘ ° Sen il t, *) , . ’ : part? . ’ S . Ark AGENTS WANTE!-On salary or commisston;: the gTeutest agents’ Beller ever prodverd; Do eompe rok ooh tii en: sells on efgtit: 1 agent's sales nimounted ” Mr . to Sole in 6 dava; another $27 in 2 henrs,. = Dun- 1B.» = Mifg. Co, U 416 N. W. Blig.. Minnes poile, mn : ~ 4 "EL Tf . ~ AGENTS WANTHI fad ae ©] AGENTS—Can y¥ article ef ou ya mao oS oe oo 1 techno se business at f. men? "s: colors: a allied leat it: full mags i flie: ‘ tiama, Fa ] tt ‘ y 7 . ‘uibert : : mutte eon uv, New Ailb ‘ AGENTS ! an profesast in \\ ANTI ms y Tilineis net you $25 a day th ve article farrje! | Culp & or gentler Prof. li} vada, Me ger Fp ANTE NDER WANTED ‘ddresa ¢° ]2a, Post 7eNTS ‘ ness if one is lirs liuss§ ekir i. want tbl ‘ J a Inean M ANTE j= Loe 1 a 40.000 eee, nlary igen . = ae | 1 : : a AusWer at once . “eae Woman ; ’ i? as ' : ‘ i r i ‘the f ' ‘ | ‘ ‘ ‘ tient ? fee or tig Sigsthee Pr, sleact er he | : z ‘ i on “a Px me . ; fi.» “% . : an, . Aas rile his ots \ on & a fine art “ A mnt r ~ is jis Setlive WANTEI Ast cutter an mow te ' AI" . YY le t ‘ j Desuoyers a! , - — ' erlt to unetp peostul for desciptive (olive at., St. Leoutks. 10 daye that willl t of your life, ladtes A Weltmer, Ne- , ! Turia men, man f rnew Iesi.ons n-,neers tren Nie nition Se. WANTEIL)—Se fu ) , ber, Indust! ria Werk ene tt! inists an “etri cae mf th f jul in A4)-pocawres poet ' n- | : . ’ lir nake be A Poller, Inuis Ll At; ILNTS rig riffe “4 — Ad. Ky 14 ‘ARMITAND enakse + vl a ows ) . The wondeful eal niating pen- r 4h 4) i o- . » ’ i , ’ > *” « . : xh fe ae ° ‘ : ia . ‘ eh ibd gt, t*t . parth u.ars for 4 ~* stamp. Leader t rest , ageney clepart inert 2) Armour av., Chicago une nt ity wi Ss Josenpd: alse several = Autaor, Y and two State agents; Pogeual asf re t, re *\ : '‘y - if Ih . enaArAntecs ot — Manoufacturer wants men and JANITOR WANTEI)-Janiter; Py distribute sampies, take orders; goods The-ll ay two or three bl rs Ey un We 1 oe! " | 4 rrowmplete 1 stein AGENTS W AN a . Fveryw ! every household; large protits, steady tate Wages want } fc. The | tens a to Jewelry, big men “1 uuples for startup. Sayman, St. Ti i] }’ ple. lauis, Me »-Praluce he - — Ny hr baa fo el in mare ead oe ae on sa ckkah @rcadion wegen - AGENTS WANTHE! AGENTS WANTED—Agents : Pom tsrat: ; aw ry ‘eit "hi Al, thes , rie Fiavertng Powe: from inanufacturer; we make 65 fast sellers that m , eobaitl, id _ , j me 1 *’ , ; \ rning ¢ } " . . hors makes sell tu everyl nly at alebt; laraue sretits free YAN WANTS ve ‘ we how to work d -s : ble employmet satuples. Factory 22 Mechanic at., Sewark.N.J. \ “at liupiove ufericar pr les of auger: Ohlo Nove ty ve ° anne Ad = st lispateh. A NPS WANTED ent PD maggos Of Memnuts re oppertunitv; etder ontiit vis indeatrne and rom juates,; HilV Sle WAN TEI-Apyent treettuen, @alesinen, eutt nil For ale loa rare ee linie .f st aftr! rt ‘ wt en AGENTS VN aS ‘Th ase A a | \ : i! netse pre fit {s easily retrif, biethi I ‘ ere, \ rki g eur triache s+ ‘ Address and cirle and ladies for se!ling fam!! is toy ts fe ‘ee ig pe grade genta’ ader Novell $100 per week permanent sal- diing on exclusive territory eur alum num once for termes with alutil AtshN is , Orns, \ aM " ai 7 bat ad 1 A : ar) } aryt yray ‘ a © ; fd 4 ; - ‘ sy . ' te 4 Tear? feo Pes , ss opis. Ss |} ‘ " »* 7 ] T a iitles; se nd “at vis jue Cie Bat ton nN N bens . MA ‘bonanza; buy WANE! [LLED eer Maines abaya viditactes KING ANT EDD Young epattte it ine ; ave ' j ML ‘) . : H ’ ! 4 ‘ "4 ‘ , | MAX WANE ’ ’ phe? ‘4 wr TET —Agents h rles em wit pay MIAN Steady man to press off t 04 : best : At ! : - ris to uy . ' , ' *, sa tie beet WANT “oe Kan MAN WANT NTS WANTI . » wears’ « pS ae ~ MAN ‘ WANT] WRECKING COMPANY Lafarett ants 2% men, and I’: SOUTHERN MAN WANTED —Yo The S1l5, to Jes Risteente . and i eT lig ili Bhs dicila ‘ i ‘ ett ° “ie. M lay Choutesa at STOVE REPAIRS MAN made in the United States ! a¢:3 See 3 2 SER i Pt Eu S. giv ‘fo ust et , , + pone , ae ) “" , yoevery with MIAN WANT! ‘ ‘ si? : WANT! «of ? Lo or race Dor evs ry afore ! LisAl ta " iif ut A (a oa PARTNERS WANTED. 14 Words or Lees. 2O Cente, WANTED Tad \al Syew nm «' o.e l’as hii MEN WANTRD reson nod j tN? . von eounty a” ott al ” ‘ » ft | ’ i] j ‘ . ' ' sym? : | 7" : , ' | 1} . bays per irs at uo Ss stamps for particu.als atid vyertislng utioa, ! ‘ aaa nT ) ) $40) 4 wath mt: a: 2. : otk WEN W ANTE start Vr cance GENTS ; r I iy to. | . rye met ; ben tite ai prop bilectrie Ur ” . . W " wie tiated r . Tw ative , he I ed 3 dU. sthiiuts RTNER W yd ANTI Asn Re tford, WANT tra ’ | i : Mas. ' ’ ‘are ‘ wethi Ss - WANTED Pere rhings Sarah an i cer , . win ’ 7 _ pee . mia ‘ : omae ten eat , > aig ;, . bitaprs urnished PARTNER WANTED ht : mi . : k . oe AVIS lait? ANT? Th. Mienday big Beals VikN te arthns Pree. ‘) Tae ‘ likes. A‘;! Ade Sal WANTFEI>?- Aw MEN WANTED many bi WANT ‘ Ag e\% Atal we \ TS Aer tt WANTED “yb rrie mil Ih Yade! WANTHI> atl pay ' *,Df Sa hat i“ ‘ Wee«'mont eft At.) YTS \* s'aa, f Ageia acid eam] fo i be Peasant sravier a ‘\ i ive laborers, on MT “of pene sina P WANTEI?- \ee remy rate aNVA gine saleke “way ‘ ta ' ' s ' . t) ' ' . F ” TS eee : yrs . fommoulaes. euuived eT ‘Po ) : eatin, : “ogres et te” | rrioulare, wel Ny \ tsi ase Worker 706 Ja bave o.. len pectiet ‘ Smith, WO N ivi at Sp: iugtield, vu. ’ val ne SO ee DG ’ . 38 Ree y.! nN . - bo I I Ae hs MN ARR I a AN ace te anh ttl lS ite — ee See he Pte ow Seaipeiincaa, tn anette Wet «dts os — = ' wags! eg AGENTS WANTED. 14 Words or Lees, 20 Cents. AGENTS WANTPFI>—Agcents, “galery or comes is- ean, $25 dally guaranteed, 4 bew pat ents every- bendy @ath Lrabsw Mg. LCo., B TST, ot & .hi tral. a ? ums. pie free AGEN’ \A\ ANT! 1} Agente: $id month! +: “=o free HE YY. PFoarsbee ~ = tai tres heart. Satip.e | t« niatl ‘? GENTS WANTED Ag canvasser shonld tie ’ . 1! “ \r’ " ‘hia TUADL . sh st ‘ rot 7 arlorh #t., ORil- eet; why pot K agelmer, 44 jeuetife | veri i gold mine—The iter. takes the li? recharging, like a Watet insta for years; ‘ ‘ r wanted ewvery- where her , i (o, aD Pran- Cli@o, tal ‘ENTS W ANT! heme. nelwert ' os » 7. cago, Th ANTE? printing at easab;, only this st., (hi- carpet soap; eelier, Ko terme. J. Tu. machine; i‘v., BF- AGENTS W \NTED ell tuieg has mo equal a cleanser af wile line fur trave iw i: write for (. Metitigery, 124 No Pranklin at Decatur, AGH NTS WANTED utely s¥ra ra is. XN ng hine $i fy ta miievg Mov a wal signe, sarnpie col- AGENTS WANTED Petpet leer Te case {Tes ; ‘ ure “oe oe v rr Taina Viddaleble elarkeet jrretits rie TLOPe rmtgist Kight &s pilates, ; irge barge: ppuy «e., s* ANTI leware. all hinds. abaoml ™ peter? ews - name engt a ven: card a “er pistes vivertising novelties for Seminlies for stam Manufacturers’ te troadway, Dreyt. ©, New a atits. WANTEID Ties | “eu itil i . eh “gee raiser «a } : ample hy Ad. John 1} I AGENIS WANTEI Veen! SLM oy friprevedd mickel piated DPirill'anmt sas! fits kerosene lamype: beautiful chimneys eample free Ral, Ctneinnatt!. © AGENTS WANTED Agent« ¥ cot ell and empley others ath: one alone cost $204). Cleveland, ©). AGENTS WANTED. -Subsectipttoa aol! eat money-maker for lw: $5 to $15 Paria Fxpesttion fllustrated = as World's {: atr now ready crentest century; apply fer territery: incl tamps for sampie copy ons fustruct tion this paper. Ad. Campbell's Journal, Chicage ame TS WANTET)- Tinatting & M. are lamp; equals tthe eoata Lee er hour Martin & Morehead, 57 Ww. Wash ngten at Chicagy BiGi offer to agents: diamond ring contests ig Gevelll, wi enieamen com. on each ticket pald weekly, of everyday usez itve. SALESMEN WANTEI? eoon as shown [to eommitasion; pref- to Intrxluce a new housekeepers all want ft give fut r ply lug te At; NTS combinatiog proflia: every mail, 106. tigate this selling ght Puermer without CA. @& Trnanufacture gonds 146) secret formutan, Kiine & Marcus, EF x jfore: great. ‘lay easily; we did the svlier «f the mse 1) cents in tciens; Mene liiustrated agehta to aell- our eleetric are in beil- Hlouse-to bone) article a4 them: fixed compensation and #relces requ ed: a prpeate niit« wil ree mer experiences amd! references fh this. Ad. © 128, Post-Dispatch ARE YOU A HUSTLER? WE WANT Yot Procure top renewal contract, Address WILLIAM BP GOOLE. Sup. te B11 Unten Trust FR! Ag. MAIL ORDERS. 14 Words or l4sa, 20 Cents. itme For l’uls. live man A Ritts paying thing fue sale, for a Dieusanuts Situple and infermatl Write Ceo, Lincelu, Neb ‘A STERLING SILVER TE required; send name and address written piainy Will send you packages sweet pea seeds to @ell lh package, When seld us the the we send beart. Benther Bros., Bex 415, Louie Ay : to lth ART FREF No money Se ted Ville, liow per, MONEYMAKER wunds of hutt : ‘ . St. Louls —_ rubber copying pée- 24s, B ‘me pation if * ee be Wend, make Box Stary, | baal lemeatield, le rakes a iP | READ “iow to look, Sih ts. j RUBBER STAMP with your lSe, stamps or ailverwarfre landeaworth, Corluth, Miss SEND 1U0c Worker, SOMETHING: new engraved and complete; ne them Smith & WANTED—You of aleout ¢ athe I ( W arlington," Lov, x. W ANT SUNSHINE? Young, eld, address with etamp, (ircusating Lt eatur, Il. Wh. WILL send any lastly an formula for ing and keeping wrinkles and crows feet for l0e silver. Ad. Lack Box G57, St. Lou's, a ELECTRIC RELTS GIVEN AWAY aay work during lelsute hours. Write to lor te reon, oF Firet av... ™ Minneapells, \lonn —— a - - —s- THEATRICAL. 14 Wonts« or Tass, “a> ‘ TIHPEATRIOAL Desb-rger Dramatic Ageney and Almrmement Bureau is Dow jocated to the Hol- land hidg J’.vertys li Dlg tf erul il acnaation,; lbown i tiuffe. Te, Like atitiieet t atvireas, Heoi- name rod Addres# hk. PV Ineney Making se Glass Teun ville, 1} silver fur ret. 7us Jackson et j fo alouintuum cases, with name 1(m> garda, neatiy printed, fake perforated ecards (sil end oe (‘o., 105 S. Seventh. never dreamed tome and lhivchbeater, know what fou hureh: fhe W bb wok. aie prost paid. ton JAZ, single, lub, de- Tk irried ter ¢ remoyv- uway Mo for re- , to en's tramatie ebor Halli, Jef- ‘ - ive y (ning lady to ny: experience Dos ait i h « and. gentlemen, for ai}? teranecie W. Madises 1d natie«, fut mel, hall le ‘1 «ali lomvtttivot will entertaln- \ tiarrieon dan avs.3 7. } gz Teiwett 4.5. sal ig sil EDUCATIONAL. rie or Leas, 20 Conte »! «va THers aT aE ters a ‘vhs hily te + yy » * er (ar Ad me ATTONAT will r ng Tom- 7 “pu hs af . —" aT! 1 will guere®- ou gue os in & daysj . ree « ‘ion (f deatredy eventos ue! Iniepatcs. wd Thomas e. r artrhm ane native) . ie ‘ SJ) even mv Al ' ft i’ ait . ate a'r ae. FF i pet ¢ tee la’ pi aties ri * of hat . ; nia ' _ ~I% ‘ ALoe MY times hookhkerping iwimear privaté fr weak fied kearl # holare TEALING theroug’ v taaght and large dipler mitten Sit arut it tre@t- ; ’ fre National piverst io urporated), ta Page & ES FELFORAMW) ran (@ leare teje@- ray : gere tet, n gat ® - s., l'veet Dimpatee. WES EN ) SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, f : Vi aehington * Kap. ‘ peqreeneess rif tres te thea “i jut Ttpe ets’ A > rs fo fears A Cleesee wel <<] Vv «A. m. THE BERLITZ scH0dl Of LANGUAGES, Uermod & Jacvcard Bldg; sative teachére ouguis elaseed at any Ume. Call @& seo8 fer ete
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SUNDAY MORNIN NG-—ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH —FEBRU ARY 11, 1900. ee ES HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE, | SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED- HELP WANTED—FEMALE. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. | HELP WANTED—FEMALE. 14 words or less, 10 cents. 14 Words or Less 10 (ents 14 Wordte of Lase 10 Cente 20 Words or Less. 5 Cente. 20 Words or Lees. 5 Cents. 20 words or lesa, 6 cents. te Words of Lees 1 Conte ] Pnainese Annornecemenra Ptcent« per Iine Busine Abnouncenents, 1 Cents Per Line. Duet ne Announ ements, 10 Cepte Pee Lies. ool ———™O . , ° - > . , Bu in ai me 4 nt s » . BUSINESS WOMAN A business woman would em- | LADY Young lady would like to do writing of | TYPEWRITER W eo eirenlar work to do at SHneGS Announcements, 10 Cents Bee 5600, terteln «a proposition regatding a position of envy Kind et home; has gia hand. Ad. WANTE] 4ieed girl fi general lest ~s} eel. } ie WANTED Hi usegic} ' rr [oF Tr rienced A Ss. Post- home by experienced i — red Tator on good | GIKL, WANTEI> Geertnan git! for cephing and as- ON SEGIRL trust: reference and twad given. Au. * 125, Dispatch. Machine. Ad. WG M4, Post Nepatch fist With Washing and treuing 4410 Dine st useWerk, Simtli) fauilly 440A ! te Want pevePfal % have + at ‘th . > ° ; 1f) ‘* " ° . ‘ : . em . «4 a 4 ; - , = z it hapatn. — * LADY Lady, experienced demonstrater, wants | WOMAN—Sit. wanted bys competent woman @s | GIRE WANTET) Good girl in small family of two. | NU RSEGIRG Ww. LN TEI -43ir] to nurse zeS : ier FUEL Merl pert He 7, Post-Dis OsSHIER- —. a, young lady as cashier; good employment. Ac. G 11, Post-TMspateh y et city refereuces; call for two days. Sluv 407A Porest Park boulevard easist with ae ws Th Apply Sol 7 -aston ay. : veferences. F lus, Post Mepateb. LADY —Experienced young indy desires a position *” , GIRLS WANTED Experienced on sewtng straw | THOUSEGIRI WANTED -Young girl to bel thi... ; m1 , “FE NtCHRAPILERS WANTED F.egant practice, COOK —Firet clases cook wants position in private ~4 Fomaueent. confectionery or bakery. Ad. A ‘oak aa reliable char tp capa wants hats St. Iauis Straw Works, #02 N. Oth sf bowsework Im fat. 5140 Minerva as +e : (ag Sealer wegeesse au om and ¢ ‘oymeot cepartment, free, free, ° re city references. . Post-Lilepatch work of any kind; is a good laundress. ved N. . : , He fhssiceislnlgins. } : ny pase 0 wwriter = ay 13th et. or Jrou'ng, y ; th st. . GIKL WANTEID)—jirl to assist tn kiteheo and | HOUSRGInEL WANTED Young gir! ipowit ) . r , Sit. wanted by elderly lady to aasiat with : = dining room work 21m) Clark av housework $140 Minerva av ; “es he ; ‘ ¥R a hee in St Toute wit 600K 1 Experienced irl “wants aituation as ~ eo vk n sewing or light housework; call Monday of | WOMAN—Situation wanted by trustweort or, capa. | >, : - - "im poet I orlvate leseone « $5. typewriting ia- “ neral work. fino N. Sarab. Tel., Lindell slay. Mere. Smith, 1807 Chouteau av. ble woman of experience; goal seuustt a WANTED—In family of two. SMU N. | HOUSEGIREL WANTEI?® Young git. te assist 1 ‘eo ea) 91 one $B OTS. Post-Dispatch oka" nice cmwk and housekeeper; best references. Ad, ist st housework; wages $5 per menth. Torr N i ; ‘ . , LAT y Young lady with experience w'! ishes position I’ 1o . l’ost Dispat ~ i" ‘ eens - : , . : . me j RIT. AK TALS \ aN Trl Watet Pott At. » wanted by firet- claan COOK: wreeb and Atenowrapher; mioxdernte salary; re ferences. _— ad o N ANTE 1) Experienced machine hands hicht Ska, IRL, WANTED iri vet retieTn. linetis ‘ cle OV Ni] ‘ _ im ered tke com ly tC lye eee atalde «ff raking : $19 N. 2is* bY. P24 Post-Dispatet WOMAN Wanted thle position of some and learning girls om vests. Iti SB. loth at vork; sminil faintly ® A first clase waligt- BSS lve st “ | a MaHLATS Chitve wt posite Spring Oo0K- Sitaation “wanted by a colored man as je Cote Brilliante, Dispateh. USP . . Wor ‘ l thie GIkIL, WW A NTR I> An exper ened uA Hine i ri. or iu? a iry ; : ; | ) ; | 4 - , 1; " rh a? ‘* , * ‘ . ‘ | , nt V\ AIT SSS Ss WANTET ? erlen — arm : ‘ 7 ando!ph eat “— _ cook; gourd references. 2722 K f al Sit) wanted ty midide-aged married lads; | -—— “f fin ving rl m ir naking. |; HOUSHGIKI., WANTED * sewing; girl that understand east ; - e general oni 7 rorkl Work no waebling of (Fuonling,; ‘Mua . re , « ‘ word : , 1 oie i er) , emers aut thee Dati Itestaurant, 415 K-—TPosttion wanted es cook tn amall hotel Wonld like to care for offices of rooms In ex a Fe on Rakeay with ° bile S yeors old, out of town Sy for one or twe Poon k. J., care Kocnig HELP W ANTED—FEMALE. é -fOL Missourt ay f wenn Miia Petes L ‘ , j 74 Stes > y erea hes rh t : ’ at ecoe ’ , , . j «? af preferred 17R1 N. 12th at ; ty Goods Store, 221 and Clark, i 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. GIRLS WANTET Girls, mac hends and basters : Be” oak} , oak ae ' COOK, Situation wanted by middle-aged woman LADY-—Sttaation wanted, by lady, to address en- Business Annommcements, 10 Cents Per Iine. and girls te learu on shop «ats jos Wash. Hieot ShGIRL WANT? —-teirl for general } r- | aba tg “ile 4 7 OOWORKP IS WANT! A Gan worker by ' . } “he t 1° 2; -. . aneue . . - ; - ' Werk; le aehing ‘ali t Ol: “aster hone Sh , ; 1). (own ber ' fo cook or do general house werk in small fami- vel pes ai home. S2A Clark ay LY; AGENTS WAN TFl> Women demonsttators of GIRLS WANTED Evy avtane (scmn] (ierman girl for t cern it I ariel . j' I I : eh Werdtan WANTEY . . . remand , wee . : . BeW on pants 1452 Benton st pest vire gkenerel housework. ADP t st ~ Fin Chou- | roe hth iq Ween to do . PIMy Bt store, st H0G- fT yLOtUSE WOMAN W at § i’ bebe b lee ca geen we CHOTAL Deotree Werk 5 eon! “woman preferred: Bo | anu fdlites a! OvoK sit wanted br capable German girl as ™~ AS & le er } i NY ONE tnvestin “ecan Inecrense aulbstantialls ms av cook; alan bousemald in private family; refer- ge gr oe n wanted as a liaundress. — ead esting & sual | GIRLS WANTED Girle to sew on cust in coats. Erenecciatbisd es J | ES ES for housework: & Waring of framing : uitfa ay. Week Ad. L 1, "Poat pygrut “+ WOMAN WANTET? : ' pe YS A , patheti itistlan weom- witheut interfering with other bus: ~~ rt a eee & Tele. Madis nt HoUShMOIRL WANTEI?—irl fer cook and assist ] ue: ‘| “ “ biiiiate \e ae , . 7 ness and without risk J. RK. Howard & Ce., “ 31: ;OK-—-Bit. wanted by competent. cook in private - ee oe eyed pe. ggg gta firet yrs 1) Boylston st.. Boston, Mass. GIRL WANTED -Girl with expertence in bakery sf in housework $140 Pine st. - leet SI Wot \N WANT Ep E Oh + i. ie ‘ 7 gst Mya ae eee ESRe Op ptremey: _ family ; hest referen: es: call Monday. 210 Ofte, 5 fe wee eu Ki 4 :; Tet Mek gow : > ar apanener ANTE iy } k kee nd 4145 Manchester ay HoOUsraumMeL, WANTED irl ' ' sls ta aan r? 28 im : Ad oT. & Pimt-Deispate? “ne shirt {reper and lace curtain cleaner. Call 2005 | BOOKKEEPER WANTEID)—A lady bow eed and | . , : k “ mm OT sit} to aealst in genera! rom, mane’ . “ : | > ae . “ ar ii ouble en- . > , . — in e vw Ms I ple : a ; sve peomal if ev] ‘ ome CEO Ease , OOOK —Situation wanted by eetiled wonan stenographer; one who is thorough to deuble en GIRLS WANTEI) ul -k and neat machine havds csi stcns oS Finney ar , ; : wages $; ‘onl ho Loekthox &2 es i $1 ae he ‘dens t > cathe’ Cork Ee lay rTomenlhs fork guarantests as (lark av t-c k: nm ot fectlops ts large faruii) : ite m4 ? ; _ a ——— . trv; atendy position lo right party Address in on ehildnen’ at 10 \ ISth st 2d low : . iti » m — mp : 7 , 3018 Eyeing av. “ 4g . LAT NDRESS ‘Wanted, some Washing to take own handwriting, stating salary aud references, | - ec ae ws - wo gga - 5 Pa et sere for general bonse- Her sSEeWoltlan WAN TE Middl «ced wonuan f. ed ST ATTA poes ad irfeesedd envelope ff partic ; a home W910 Carr at O 54, Post-Dispatch GIhiI, WANTEI> —¢ | alent 16 vears old to fold = Ks ne ee oes general lense werk waushitn nd tronitne. fami! \ Iiutton & «eo.. FF ‘ed iphia l’a _ 1 nm Ww nted_ by A. “colored” “ eouk. ; m " ; ~ _— : m . elroulars . } 253 “A @ "SKG) , a4 bo Oe . eye } ‘ le Nn 9 ve . . oe rate —_——s a Reo LAUNDRESS Colored Inundress wante washing | COMPANION WANTED “Steady lady companion | - ulars; «all Sayman, 2820 Paston av. Pain HOt SEGIRL WANT ED. (io home at nights; ho $ adults, call Mohday at sat Ridge 3 OMEN WANTED. 1 ell women’s rtlele : ; 10 bring home, or out by day 3125 Earton av Wanted; state experience and salary. Ad. L 140, [GIRL WANTEI? Strong — girl. Apply Sunday washing of ironing $152 Locust st. LADIPS WANTED? Ladtes, copy ict | Citi fe atent ty 418 ? A iy arb Cook. ETT. : Situation wanted by two — x LAUNDE ESS An expert leaundrees wante day evening Sy18 Franklin at Lie wih “PU Tit, Ww AN Eb 4zirl for geberal hi rlLae- rywWwhete: j leuearit work goud be ‘'y, »*) . a ? aa? ' [ anal et ‘ ref na) aes ke > . Monday : A b Poat-Lrispatch cooks or housegiris; best of references. — ae ie . —— —ae ; . start fo Tie Li 162. Post-Dispatch. vork; a Southerner; best clty references 30u8 TOCOK WANTPI—Cook and competent housegicl, | GIRLS WANTEI Operators, bastera and finish &@ voung ladies wit! o OK. ¥ Si ti n 1 g k | fr lm Whe can both wash and tron. Sti) Maple av ers on lop vats, stecdy work and good pay; LlOUSEGIRE Ww ANTE Girl for fe The eral } use- - inca. | . : . Mires@ to tm lice a new buastnese anal oo . BETC.--Situation wanted as con or fT . aioe nll -- . Ino girls to leari pa “ans nadie sf ees : . a es oe -_ adiea : ‘ Avs rtis " Jug enera) housework; ‘feapec *t able: refere nea: 1e LAI NTDItk SS Situation wanted by first -cla he , mt » rh t parti “ ' = Vi mlay aa Osartk lable: would like to begin work Monday; col- eee ym do ayer 4 Tctyagers 0 a. : mei cook, Wash and tron 3Ss Washington av. GIRL WANTED?) 4¢Iirl to sew on shep coats; | JIOUSEGINI, WANTED- Girl) for general house _ oe ee es ved Bm 2 pgp Ns ae ' ) colt me oe > ‘ att Wor r gents’ clothes. ss. urdinal. . “1 eady work ~11] "Faille t ; ane. ae ee pad aa* : 7. 4 — . , sre ous oar Ve cer} ored woman. 21 Ss. Leonard, aide entran ~ : ‘ x 4 ‘ (MmOK WA NTED 4s00d cook : no 1 in} ing a jrou- st ly ‘ 7s Aa yV I bis s ‘ a + tga font revvriis: with rerererces, private falu- Standard . ~ T i ana ay . «%; ; ATTENTION! ’ DINING ROOM “GIRL Sit. wanted by dining reom — NDRESS _-~dtenge eaad haggdeng wd colored girl ing or outside werk; German preferred. S451 | GIN, WANTED) Good gtr r boarding house. y. WRIA N. Leffingwell av 5 OT . \ ant tai eee wane , , ad ‘ iv ’ . > re in keine ‘ P. | aif ‘ “ari ‘ ’ ; wash and trop ,) ay or ring work home. Cabanon tIS %. at at HOUSEGIRL WANTEI» Small gir! for general } ~ at oe making samples for ns dot, Ladiea Aeat: tn@ to learn the art of millinery, tole ju tht ° . t! lal VI I) Vie I ‘ ] ‘ ge ‘ n yy tod iz r the — at teach. girl, or to de light housework. 2524 Weet Chest 4 4 ~ nut et. Shh ty Mille 2d floor. . _ rs ® ara i : 4 : } olusearork ¢ , “ae ae o 8 % : COOK WANTEITD-A competent, neat w site girl GIRLS WANTED ar ' Braneh No 2 9T ’ ae rh; no Wwaahilg; call Monday Lt Alay od. addre rseed envel ie bor eamMpic (? : im ths ; DRESSMAK EK Mit. wanted; Iodier® dreeare re- LAUNDKESS—Situation wanted by colored girl to for plain cooking and housework ip «mall fain N. Oth st.: save your long. walks apd carfare Cuss ay. and partic ular, Sulverlkbk & Co, & ve Frid, , evening “laneee, Monday Wednes- modeled: children’s clothes a specialty. 723 NX, co ani! - by the dav or bring washing a no washing: referen-es; wages $17 month. downtows Jokeret fo» ~ HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Uirl for housework. 2023 a ay. uy JL) Olive at Compton av. ome. of rankiin, Tear. 471 Cleveland ar. ; — | Sheridan ay wid rh sepia . ; . = GIRL, WANTED -F rletices paevhine operator on . L ADIES WANTEI)—Ladgy agents to se!) . 4 ' DRESSMAKER -AnG eeamatresn, wants work fo do LAU NDRESS—-Laundresa wantse work et washing COOK WANTEI-—A girl to cook, wash and tron eNstom veats 415 N. 243. 2 joa mae | HOUSKGIRI WANTED-Aijirl to help with ge ] lady df the buuse. SUS‘ Fie a, Ss te LOUIS MILLINERY COLLEGE. at home; dresses made this week for $3 up; all or to go out be dag. 311% Lucas av., rear Apply 3744 Washington av. Hest wages ‘ Met, Ww AN re I» Anish housework ' acy Norfo k av ss ee LADIFS WANTED —Scholarship free by doting a 27 OLIVE st , 7 oe - ; s Girls to sew on coats; finisher ; pas : senorarsa.p mT work reasonable. 1M@OA Union ar ~TLAUNDRESS -Nitvation wante) by first-class col- COOK WANTED — First-class cook: mnuet have ref- ne vlling gir 198 eravuis ae. 4 ere RCOAMMOTRI. WASTEDLON a nenerel rpg Jittle writing at your home, to efther of lirangh- | ¢ = gg Poe “y r= pe — for gral epring poet DRESS MAKPR- — c)aas, “47 . few ae ored laundress Monday and Tuesdar. 1316 Wash. _ erences; Gerinan prefer 1 4132 Washington av. HAND XD MACHINE Qints WaNteDcte ae work ‘Apply 04 N. Broadway. port Ke, — wt a olien Maa * Ph wg oe: it week. MISS EMMA Fh ANKE IN. “Manager. “gg King. 1300 Uilasgow. i. cal OF | LAUNDRESS-—To go out by day; also housegirl. | COOK WANTED First-class cook: private board- ou coats. 2124 Gravois av. HOUSE AAR WANTED-—A German girl for house- Worth Galveston, Shreveport or Savannan | Ad. : 4211 Maffitt ar ing house; cull Monday. 381% Washington. arse seca teed sicavtenapien cunt re or _ ais weet inp S. 12th et ‘ The Ilivstrated Youth and Age, Nashville, Tenn. "REDAIRS FOR ANY OLD STOVE. oe peal ia = oe : -ian , oan : : ‘ é . o2ri TO ouse- : ; DRFASM AK ER- wee tact me Migr MD, Pn LAl NDR ESS-S!t. waneos by gomd ee laun va oe oo ghpenes em WANTED eae on work In amal!l family. S024 Russell av HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house: | LADIES WANTET}-Ladies and gitis wanted to FOLSHAW, 111 N. 22th at. Phone © eT : : : : . dimsas, to go out by day of take hame. 4125 Class «ook and hensegircl: white or eolored, com minvonn sande . ee ‘ork. YOL! -} arn $10 to 3%) menthiv. daytime or evenings, | = : us ... ast ag pith agg Pairfax ar a do washing and ironing; bousegirl to assist; | HOUSEGIRI. WA > tag T» tg nie girl oF ee for _— a aia _ sg a Governinent as granted us igh iho for great cs — DRESS) -R.-Sit,. wanted by dresamaker | no = > ar ; a elty refs. 3971 Delmar av general housework; good home; no children; Ger- | FTOUSEWIRL WANTED—Goc ! ‘Tr: et littie " ing im the world; denm't om! thi LAUN filer: ian: aateednces Ad 1131 ~¥ Bae ga LAUNDIRESS Sit. wanted ber colored woman to man preferred POT EHlekory ; he ctenains 42034 nae pen BH rl for general seinell , Ee " need. - ie gf thang DRY HELP WANTED tains. we ee Wash and fron four daya in week; also her son ( ‘OOR WwW ANTED--A good cook; good wages. 500v . ss eeeoeen € i vo ee a - - . ait S17 Ly ‘ott. Dr "Y watt 14 words or less, 10 cents a LT . to wash Aishes: has best referenve re Re Cates ay HOUSEGIRE. WANTET?--sSniall girl to asstet with | HOUSEGIRIG WANTEI*- Girl for general hoenee- JIphia a ee ee oe Sete : : : | DRESSMAKER Dremsmaker and AA UIRIT OBS wants 12, Poet-Dispateh COOK WANTED—G “! girl to cook and do gen ain Pine hei me ee ee ee Work; nice place for capable and willing girl; on ae - ree eee a g phen Handy, ironere aad aterchers sewing in families. $1.25 per day. S03 Lindell, LAL nana oe a en Seon : — ~~ small family; good pay. 1020 Hamilton av. AADIES WANTED—Two ladtes of falr educatios hperial Laundry, 28.5 tCheuteau ay sAUNDRESS Leaundress wants washing te take eral housework, at 2630 8. 12th at. _ neh emsrasagee he » E'. ‘ om DRESSMAKFER- Would like a few more engages hoine, ‘rf go out by dar F. Stephens, 4040 | Cook WANTED —! ."s cones - aed HOUSEGIRL be, AN PED German girl for general | HOUSEAGIRI, WANTED--Girl for housework: g iz tive st =ey NDRESS WANTED Laundress, without fam- ments; $1.25 a duy. 4254A Finuey av Evane av : honsework. maet ap heane oe aoe “4427 der eee + ene a ; bome at nights; must know how to covk. 4427 | LADIES WANTF —Ladies to advertise; $5 week fly; come ready for work 2640 Washington DNESSM AKER. Drenam.ker wants few mor en- LAUNDRESS —Piret-ciase laundress wants washing | _ feld av. 4 os SF. gy ve: = w AN rep uneated widow umTl- peti stall ainitsiian - i and car fare. aM XN ‘l wt, room se LAUD MESS WANTili) Virst lose white jaute gagements in families: children’s clothes and fine to take home. 3127 Faston ar OOOK WANTED First ; anne waged 3 ee —— oo Me OF tOWN, Perma: Hot SEGIRL WANTED -White girl for general | LAIPY WANTFEI>- Lady competent to take Sa ee ve ORte. Felts +8 FF ‘i red. appiy after « XN , ‘7 ! A. irst-class cook, fo assist W Ith nent prosit te des . i ? j zhle marticulars ip o o . 3 , “ a . . ‘1., awl i Rehr ? . on : 10 ave lock Synod: » morning - white sewing for trousseau. Is N. la ftiogwell, ACMI ira Situetten e@antad hy middle-aged Washing and troning. 4216 Washington answer aa. oe ms Rete lapateh penoo gages Rag pein dt — cook; good wages; at er gee : to — = poe omy a peat we . hi -% Jel.nar. . . ery . ° momar s ee ° ; 2 3 ‘ . WU @ au ri at 2 jie rotres@ion: . the ad ) a ts xT - . —= . , , DRESS SMAKER-Situation wantea, by aA vers com wennan as laundrese; work te go out or bring |CooOK WANTED 4itrl a) sesh’ wedetemces HOUSEGIRE w AN Tr 1 attel te ica” th . ape - —- a ead : assistant or partner: best fefe, given and re- ooh nw 7 A oh de Fapertenced laundrees tea cae dressmaker, with seve ‘ral vears’ expe rien: home Call ar oddress 14443 Cle etnut at quired {845 Pine wt , 4 asic «ta aad ¢ ain 4 ia” a 1 800 HoOtShGIRL WANTED—Girl for general honse- quired ad - 8 Does Dispated , oe oma Weeists. mls rd werk AY ve at onee, Cleveland and New Yo th: perfe ° t fitt« rr. allirte. 3 mA : : F > ob maks : m ce m " f i . o. ] ery ire], a . A: “KR MIA’ - . - __Papio st. Kinlowh, Ir 1470 LAUNDEESS Laundress wants washing by day. preferred. S64 West Dine at. HotUShGInkhl WANTEHI> tierman grl 12 years ol4 | - Superwers. ‘ G65 Hussell av. a ij = cane + ah ~ ; basetnent amd do washing for “pene y Pat DRUKSMAKER- Sit. wanted; firat-clase dressmak- | _ 4020 Deimar eee ee I ee es oa Oe Sete Meet Remsewarn: = 3110 Soeeey Sf HOUSEGIRL = WANTED- Good girl for general |b! aaa aos hain ged Bites cg hg, a Pine | —Bished. 2K Olive at ) . e + . 4 " r an cim) “ muse | ‘ =, , 7 : : res i — , : ashin ‘ en 7 snixhe " ! chee lie se few days this mont h;: very reusopable Ad. LAUNDRESS Sif w ted by cola ' ‘ nursegiris to assist with housework orn Maple HOUSHDGINRE WANTED 4 ood irl fe ] louse w wrk; in fat; family of three. GOS1 hivt W ASHERWO . etre m an by colores! Inumdress, to | £ 4 re” genera top opi. hk MAN WANTEIO-Dry basement } 4574 North Market st. cooonut by the dag or take bume; references. 1410 COOK WANTED) Giri k | 1 6¢ Work at O61 balrinen 1% v LAUNTIPRESS W \N’ rep Fr iret ‘lane laundresa for exchange fer washing and froning S182 ben my Poplar . : 1, : X irl to cook nm simadl) faiily; Sidilicaenincania s . i two daya of each week S158 Ravine! av. : rh : te A1h2 , Dre ERSMAKE R- An e Bperienc ed «dressmaker wo al Lpeadlpety no Washing; gol wages Apply 3001 Flad avy Hotshaintl WANTED ‘ird for. general ho HOU SOG TE L, Ww ANTED)—Girl for a heral houne- aoe . en ~| WASTIFRWOMAN “Tr ° . > . ra sepia ane : ’ ss Sener House work; fawily of three; apply with references . ore were : ya WANTED Woman for the like position to take charge of dressuiakit ig dd LAT NDORESS Sl tI anted by first | m ] ! an ° work srriall fanit!s 4181 Mi Phereon av ib MI A‘ HINE GRITS W \N ry T> Fynertene: ad mbu- washho . "3 a partment; references. Ad. GS, Port Dispatch, colored. 2027 Rel! ay As8 1aunaress, | COOK WANTED. German girl as cook, Inundress ; v ee 8te2 ‘North Market. chine ¢tla and basters on vests. 1826 8 lin “omg use, siso goud shirt itunes 25 Frans. 1% - se und to assist general work $2106 Washington Hotskalkl WANTED -Girl for general honse- | 1 7vP - The or » h .t} : ag. 4206 Dele | DOUSEGIRL WANTED—Young housegirl, who will | MACHINE GIRL WANTED—Experieneed machine | & ——— DKPSSMAK FR Wanted, a good position by ders LAU NDI ESS Chewnel ‘ored laundrere wants Mo Work. « that can cook wash! . ae oe ‘ s'avie ‘ T- = s * aie . s ; . ‘ 4 U . ho i ti 4.163 De - ’ maker; ate ady work. A ! ) on 3 }Pes i I); N (inva amd Tuesdays: i jittise a des a io e an . ; ; . a } " _ Areas ithe I NORRIS AGS Saute wasiing, small family. 30c% Finney av. : eae 5 a acme , loch " ee id Madison sts, Hogan and | ypisy Ww AN rep I apertenced bands to work em | DRESSMAKING Ba aan GIRL-—Girl 16 yeare old wants work In fimilly, nee out toy cnt Mtteens O86 Theathnut at COOK WANTE me ns rs ss HotUSEGIRIL WANTEI)—-Girl for general bourse _ teth 6 8. breveiete machine: steady ork and good wages \\ ri > ere eat te, Jearn dressmaking and & Month. 2088 clive st. ' | ) “ Del at a "tate .M aaar wer gee enone Work, Whe can cook and wash, family of two. | yrovspGIRL WANTED White girl for general ban Washington = ' By wtem ; ase ak ae pe der Nivea em ~~ >F Wanted. wimitie ie ' ri - - elmar ar. Appigy Mouday, (‘all 2843 Clemens av. bs 3 i ‘ . ; z , eins fy ~ ' rrheos thorough conte of tIn- GIRI--A ateads, quiet girl, living home -F day ie iemediote cdaninent : prcten Phy te, COOK AND HoUSESG og eee s : cis ins ; ~ ao gg suiaill family, $10 per month. “SS | yp inen Ped ANTED Small. fir en aitiagg § ) TSFSeston wt & ela elty: ladies make thelr parents, wiabee work in factory of enemic i! "ome ' Ad. K 11, Poat Llarente h. gag “ads v 1 t oy orm pp Lave pine oa Vir- | HOUSEGIRL WANTED -For family of three: no wires O°. teiminver, fre f evs rEn te ivey raene mssessing retells wn mibvretene ihe sewn rer img: five de firet clase works: hare experience in the latter, ‘‘all «®t nee a : > & re bh! a 8 . etween fussell and teelser . ‘ eng! ; w ash ie , troning OF Oo itside WOrk; girl HOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl to aesiat in genera pie SiILS . ake ir tor ‘ inf ebargve af stere In ms teres i ireedlern’ ni rin: fo order at ren ad. 1617 ('aes ev NURSIZ Sit, wanted by a competent Swise wom. | COuK WANTED —First el: cOuk; reier- Be Bg ches aa refervuces required. Ad. YU housework; call Monday. 2211 Moatgomery st ee. SOR, en re WIC MIRGe: COMmeN r eel lreve Mie. Lawrence tau an Steaks (,ernian. Frenel: and English. enews required 47321 . eos ' bal A! . + ry h hh OF Mthiless ive Lawrenee, Aint lu Salle at ¢ _ vharge aan - ~ x! te ’ ewmlorer ; a> pent altve ’ roof ty :} ’ Buen . — . - _ ae : sang 7! Fi ‘Thee Ts peel . Cor ae chambernald.” faarese FOB N. 18th oh anaes Iannis "| Cook AND HOUSEMAID WANTED —Coot 69021 “oc ie in tp ee ae ee eee J work, without washing Call at #62 Ciatteaiin, | MILLINERS WANTE ri tldinsy Ni pel Ih SMAI Ie ann MS tent. ie Gitt,-Young girl of 18 desires poaltiom in seme NE RSID Situation wanted bw reliable. neat ale aaerpino tee. Mhccoge ack Reais }iecol SEO; at ‘i = a pp tne. HoUshGInRE WANTED lel fer general hens a oe s ahs ghbwere ks: Ma5 N Vandeventee. bertect St guaraaterd. office: experienc ed in figures; satisfaction gua - rl sej 17. to murse;: fond of ebildren DEMONSTRATORS WANTED Women dem: nst: a- eral hotne ork gobi vanist te é Pa oe Work, arial family, go heme nights; call fore- afoot I, Beat LWA. L wet — gy Me vA DRESS CUTTING —Lreasnrakin bacuted > : sa LI] Deon. "7M TD iyfon. ! 3 Arilis sihhiery re, Gobet o ‘ le dressmaking sdlone bey Mie . satel r. g ee anteed. Ad. T 8, Poat-Diepaten 1 N. Jefferson ons tors of good address to eell an article wiiel ] and of ¢ aracter piy wit! 3148 rae ‘ , 4 ‘ Pa > rar ; . ow : ~ «?, emu su "eS « £f ba Vatil Veer 4 ‘ pee . v acini ss : ; ua a aims “nee eerie | Olive si | HOUSEGIRGE WANTED Witte or colored girl for | NURSE WANTED Experienced purse, 4430 oom MO, Century bide GIRLS. Site. wanted be two colered girla to dO] NURSEAUINL Good eg! ; ‘ ene . ’ eoAs Kirl, 13 veats oli, desires wat - Wages and percventuze. When answering lain cooking aud housework, 1250 Morgan at t!, : nurs ee aids ae ; . »| ousewotk; go home igh ‘hye ede ay ' 2 Piain ’ az au ’ . hs Pat hy he pg ih a family. i “allt or refereties, address 2. VPosi-Dispat ob HotshsInhhl WANTED 43tr or general bouse- _gesoieeuemeabigties 2: matioes = srt is LATTES’ tatlor made «nits to order, 8S “up: fan-y 24 i ner weetee SV. Apply 4125 Laclede ar HOUSHGINI, WANTED a man for housework In | SU RSEGINL WANTET 4.004 en “bot Walsts; latest style, best work JOIS Ollee at. : references Irs Vard, ath . boarding lewd (‘all 107 Wash ef Apply Waothout Mlive st > ’ ! ! rik COOKS “2 pp ; mo ur cee Oe et ein . | DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED An experterced |“ ce vr “ , - |" of ti Fy BNE * Widow women wirhes of lea dining room girl; noe other need apply. iletel | HOUSRGIREL P. ANTEI> Stieail girl for general L AT ES. leat te make your dresxes by a perfec Tor SHGIRL Bit. want’! br roung colored girl at OF SSF SING ce CORN Ad N15, Post-Dispaceh, Bement, 1402 N. Broadway jOuUsSe Work; tuall ffamlly: eimall fat; German | HOUSEGIRL WANTED. Girl to assist f bic otyster- ro Sivetem, neo alterations, ne waste of ma : 12 aes mma : - -— oe *; a : : . ; rs mar ' oe | omne ter , » Pree - : dias Sad Rete ei _ Net housework Call 1517 TdAndell st OFFICE GINT--sSiturstton wanted by neat. wi'ling | DRESSMAKER WANTED—_Firet-clans iis pr ferred $1 WA Finnes work 1521 Franklin av.. second flor me _ a is Ww wood waa ; i ra A j : very gearine : worn . ludies and et cartes - ek on oni " , } - ° . , . s ; . of ae ‘ . ~*? oe we P wee ° chiheite Bs rt fi. eats ! Aa . th ! i ’ ’ HOUSHGIRL -Reltable colored girl wants stina ae | Mood ‘7. ao ee maker; must be up to date and style. 340) HOUSEGIRI, WANT! iH) irl for general house. Hol SHGIRL WANTED Neat girl for houjework, | ; 2 o4 , learning. iv Wurgan ot., rn Pe te og sae tlon at general bhensework or plain cooking; aw ors, Bgee Pei sll N. JeTerson ay. teon av Work; geacd Woges 223 Morrison av.; one block nail family MAT ht) wenandeah. NI itSh WANTED —To attend couvateseent lads Kor Clrmel after po ot J. “Gs: _ 2s Lucas ay.. third Boor SEAMSTRESS—Sewing in private family wanted | DRESSMAKERS WANTED Two good dress. »seatradsin Boys sdetails ~{HOUSMGIRL WANTED White housegirl to do i cn | LESSONS given fn dressmak! aonahie GOUSPGIRL, Aituation wented by coolred giri sty ete nenmairess; children’s work a @pe- | makers; alse girls teken to learn irade. Im- | MOUSEGIRI, WANTED Girl for honsework; no [laundry work, Apply 5456 Vernon a NURSERIES: WANTED—Bright German girl about | “prices: bring yoursowh werk, Lie A EEE to do howsework. Call or write, O63 Lucas as. eleity; references. Ad. F Si, Post-Dispatch quire 3 days at 2490 Olive at laf ashing 4656 Biatue ayv., between Park and Prous HRI, WANT . oo nel) a | I | oa — . ve ” a => : s “ - 4 a ette a ‘) Ss A se Ty for reel eral hou . Aots }¢ Ww eS ji ° toe a? . - GOUSPGIRI--Situation wented by coloret gicd to | SPAMSTRE Siar cones peameatress Geairee sew | DRESEMANER UR SEAMATRINS WANTED be ; work: assist with washing. 6127 Fairmount a1 \. Gartine eyo ee do general housework tn small fam); iirst ing In priv ate fami’y by week: s hiliren’a clothes Will give plano heseus or shortuand In payment; , TP NE. Gikhl, WANTEI-43lr] fot ‘eueral honse Take vellow Suburban e: ‘ ; ‘ 4 “hl ony 4) 4 ae "ut if or clave only ned apply. 2005 Morgan st. _ & apes ivity; teferences. Ad. F So, Post Dispat Dh. | experencel teacher Ad. R SS) DPost-Dispateh work “ab Sulishure est . ys atnuse e&)| of ; ‘ors durl: bey MaAn T tee) tty —t> College 5 atten - coe: > ‘Troe nett mee : s naiacees ae , ‘ :, HotshaGirnL WANTE » Girl for general house , rannm tt " tees wate ' wee HOUSMUIRI-ait. wanted by soung Catholic gin | W'S) “TRT- Seamnstress wants children’s drew. | FINISHERS WANTED 4jirls to finish on fine | HOUSE are WANTED Crerin: for general werk; siunll family S21 Vernen av. ; eee for general house work: Catholle fain ie pre reek oA Throne uahiy eLperien ea): lest ! - 7 eae Loriheast coruer orth atid Morgan ea obed yonse wor rig ty a4 lark { r OVILRAT I NIN IL PRS , . h tT ort need ever. | ‘ ae ane ee F : “Sat 0 The os ferred. Call or write 229 8. HKeanmont et. ae Call or address Dreesimaker, carvase titel Wy vines Fit SkarIRL WANTEHI? 4iemmt girl for general wil riakers at Coronet Faetor) Come Ms Morgan ; i e world. S22) PL Stel itt aN sl ’ : isework ~ cooking and house wor Apply at 3125 haston av — , Ras PRPANYSMARERS W . ri tsmakers overall — « i ¢? , oo, * Th _ « ~Piret.c} o | SEAMSTRESS—Px fenced seamstress wants work | GIRL WANT? -Cirl to assist and tend baby: | meena? re} (larke ses, Bor ipete tawily 20. packing of @oattas, men _vF the day ies G12. Post Dispateh Beeps iy. Mra C.J. Roberts, Ewoke “ay. gan. Keferences Mah Bo Sst. HOUSEGIRE = WANTED--Middle-aged lady for) lakers, Seaton & Oo | NOR m cade TAILOR S . ‘ ae 2 liad n nyuire Sune | () Shu4e 1 rit | for renera oOUunRe@ egon av , pty work Ip emall American faml's. oid STENCHERAPIHER An experienced ReLOeT A! her day merning. Il @elock. 1294 8. Broadway werk liv «ft its. SAl N Spt rivg. ig vv Kllis aA 4 duy ) mition Ad kK > & l’vet I'is- sie . a , ‘ 7 lis rT Ss} (- IRL WANT > in a : 4> if 18. to assist ‘ ‘ " ‘ |? ; % ; ’ i nearest rese GIRLS WANTED 4h ladies’ watst 9 finisher, HOUsSHGInRE WANTED girl for general fight housework 1Sw-S T ; | ‘i ral ured? y ‘ ob deel exiee a BOUSEGINI. Situation wanted for general house. pate. n apprent! tr} a Mo early Sunday mornt: } i , 0 ' ; cornnewnitean - ——————— aise apprentice girl; call early Sunday m Ouse Mork, ¢ iid gool home at 4825 Foun- | 1 wees: tolored, S23 Leonard ay STENOGRAPHER. Position =o wanted br young SISS Oilve st. , os iin av ore was ae eee ” Heol skaihi., WANTED W) her , on dfesses, eal) BOU SPGIRL Refined lade would Itke a position lady at present with v helesale house: aesiats . ee -— mae" Lm, Mal day S16 bila its . ry plet> Miss ’sa py ay in private fatnily as Heht horsekeeper Be rie 7 hookheeping, & years’ experience. Ad. N G1 ale gp TED—tiirl to cook, wasb and iron. 3638S me " “iF GI I, WANTHEP 43 14 to assist tn MorsRGinl WANTED fly sewing: experienced seamstress; references. | 8, Bost-Trispateh a Sree Ae 1) housework; family of two SH45 Lib with housee rk ‘ tH . 4 ‘ , . Dierts , _ Ad. P 170, Poat-Dispat h. STENOGEHAPITER Sten crapbie posttion wanted | GIRLS Thy’ ANTEI)- 1] or atampin and . Jabeling. : ’ Hor SI 7 W ANTE! . ia i , iin Laclede | te Cia : . =e 8 ' Work. Sue eee . ' Al j ame me | ‘ ; : . f 7 . . ‘ t) " re) - . ow. Ad. r eg. Timt Tiepate bh. - rience: rereren ‘es Ad ‘ a. — atenh : | I “6 P ie ae BS ' . sn ' ‘ma? ‘ eae . a. . ~ eT are j riage winnlag -_ ~ ages Gi. WV ANTI 1) j aperien virls on veste : : ; te i j ; . 458% > it “Pastlti, VW QN deri? ; ' t . BoOUSeEKEPrrrR Situation wanted hy neat ap- ‘ I nm wants vy lady eaten comokt ot , i . f ; i - be work | at: “snaa!! sity es pearing widow as housekeeper: enn give refer cgrap! er, rapid sod accurate; Al ref« : will leave = india Deane (‘laura ay athe i en hrencd patch for gentlemen only. Ad. LY, Post Dis Ny; Wert preferred. Ad. D 1. Fost-tiapatch: | geet W ANTED Expertes ine frame waket rShGnHt Ste] inde ) | , | | 7 | _ Je Toren. hd STRNOWGRADPITEN Ws ante Pogition: acveral wmei git am “vi : nrae, ‘ k ! ty Li'ist Te @t byeotae sable bestht, : — | ; . ‘ 4? ern ar poppy, ven} r »' rhe 7 ‘ = ' lite or s Hit : ' Pde | 7 4 ' . ; ! ’ i ‘ i ’ Ped f. ’ t) : vears’ eXperten i work and as GIRLS WANTES : 3 | i aY¥ bad gor SEK ERP Bit. wanted as honscleeper: no @istant tankk . moderate salary seen -ightticn gage Fe pe 2 uC lone staat Heol Sy « oe y Steady wv The 1:3 lit t ESP edtes ] rl hirtiee a a ’ , | ghia we : : , 4 POULTRY AND BIRDS. Objectio® to shildren or sewing li > ‘ gg: ecntl mlov after 4g A 2. Post-Diaat® ad and noon, 2 p.m. of Mond lay morning 8515 Biddle. + GIRLS WANTH Work STENOGRAPITER Lady stgfographer, 9 é.. uf seer Sr cig « ered | gre Wanted, sit. ae house! aveper by perience, he ae ay Mie ’ t : ; | | . . A 7, Voat-Dispateh. Bovusrewenan Ait, Wanted by mi‘dile aged wom- anaes ‘ . ; operitors New kira Sis ‘ ’ ore 6 Laer ise ad » wes an for general house work. email family: small STENOGRAMIPR PFitet-claes stenographer Wants : . - : ’ Ileot s wages. 1926 FYankilin av., upeteire p Osa e reasonable salary; good reference. Ae aon MW a ride Q tocol 3 , de arte { O ; ib WANT i > > ‘ etetfie — , (ae , “tie Bc adam! . ’ ? GaDY— Win ree read or write i Ste Fen oon or ost. fapatoh . ti Naa a a — = need of such. Ad. W 51, Post- | STENOGRAPHER.A bright young lady stenog. | INT WANTED German girl, bs rachber destres proeition, low salary to begin with. 14 =64NN ls r jaar - tents or 17 years; one under ‘standing WANTED suburban town: 25 minutes — rice ie Finail ¢ +. wu pre lLatist ef ean — -— ~- asks for trial Ad. B 18, Poat D e LaDr—sit. wanted br «@ youn aa P : 18, Post Mepates at trast: references Ad. FE 128, Dost idispat. ad. EK e y ‘. office or wees. wee . ! hi] t 6, Poat t-Diena STENCH RAPHER Competent ladr stenographer we , be! HMatskalkhl, WANTEE us irl) for gener — lady we a like t F wi'ling tuo leave elty de«i Tes etition, ree smanalle GIRt, ” AN re A agen ge a oo A sop aoan ' a “4 — peste waEey wee outg oul ry get “y a a laundry @u lary Ad iT 1S. Tost > ' Nl aee «ft (hh Was Uline ane ‘ ‘mh. sasbet ey me eahia Sica rte oe or tandle room. §=13802 Chouteau « ee? Poot Mapatos % Pine «ft. Eapy—o. wanted by y middl STENOGRAPHER Sit. wanted by aten \ " alirte 12 to 14 to } = ag ' SRG le VW Fhe te - . ai ’ wus . Liesl =| ¢,! Rome, ce cen give re th lady in phan and offf.e clerk: deat references, Reta shen a per "a lah a i i Mfg. Co, 718 La A Ne actory rheatll fa v HLZ1A S&S th t eye e ‘se &o . ae ee ee ee
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PO Se vt Mite | SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FE EBRUARY 11, 1900. _ HOUSES--ROOMS--BOARD. ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 Ww ords or Lesa. 10 Cents 14 Words or Lesa. 10 Cente. 24 Words or Less. 10 Ceats. oe Le ’ nate —n GARRISON AV.. 718 N.—Two OLIVE ST., 1417—Neat Ught 2d story front room, WASHINGTON AV. 1421-1517- Nicely furnished ~ furnished feoms; bet bath, furnace beat, comforts for (wo oF three gents Ter ta $2 week, a.so rooms fur light bouse- of a private family. os os keeping OLIN E ST.. 1724-—Varlor and secund story front room; all conveniences. OLIVE &8T.. Furnished bousekeeping: of bath and laundry. OLIVE ST, 1°20-—-Two desirable pb wily furnished rooms for light housekerpibeg, frout parlor, rea- sonable. Aik HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC.. NANTED. $4 Words of Less. 2) Ceate. \NTED ™ V cece nem ss sss ROOMS WITH BOARD. 14 10 Cents. ROOMS WiTH BOARD 14 Worle or Leas 10 Cents. ‘\ ‘ £200MS8 FUR RENT. 14 Words or Leas. 10 Cents BEAU MONT ST 4123 N unfurnts ed rooms with clumets, walter, en-es re required, $7. tn) per month BRU, AV.. 316 ment rooms, &, BELL AV. 3414 gentlemen only. BEI LI. AV abe M4 y 4 front houvekee ‘ne. private familly, bath: reasonable BELL AV 321, Firat elass @econd-story room tao | «ft = gentieneh. BE NTON ST. G20- burniebed light honerk’ ‘ping. BROAD AY n°, 8 —Two nice frout rovms, suit- able for dentist BROATIWAY jug: frowt and BROAD Av. war Nicely fur Hight bousrkeeplng { : i. BROADWAY, aol Nicely furnisbed front abd buck rents BROATPWAY. men or light BROATPMIVAY, housekeeping, CAhKK ST 1727 Newsy housekeeping, covk stluve rent reasoualle CARR ST, 10@-Nicety plete for light house keep og, ronsoiable CASS AV, furnished, c HMESTNUT ST. oor; unfurnished CHESTNUT ST. tego Desirable furn' shed second story front Treonm yoadern convenlienercs, gents, private family, reqsonalle. .; CHESTNU T sT roomea; 2d floor, for CHESTNUT 1a cheap CHESTNUT ST gas, bath, fire only CHESTNUT ST complete for CHESTNUT ST.. keeping; $1.4 CHESTNUT &T.. and emall rooms, new. CHPSTNU z & keeping CHOUTEAU AS... lors; alse moot CHOUTERAU A front room; alse onov THAU AV., 7% Furnished Tucms, ami SS. Inquire at store GHOUTEAU AY., 1114 front and back, ales 2 oo CHOUTEAU AV... 1018) Nicels front, 2 MH) and BS ; het use hee CHOUTBAU AV., 1016- Nice! ing secomi-story Towite, complete ing. single or en eulte CHOUTEFAT AY. 121.) Se for x’ pis «oT light jpousekeeping: CHOUTEAU AN Theo niehed) Jight roetwns, th bath CHOLTEAU 1124. -Nicel large Pocus, tuo #1. loot «LARK and fire; { LAKK AV . 107 (om light honaseheeping, $2 werk, queMivbeen Teeeetit® ‘ fambey; CoM" Pies on aecond loaottte’. COMPTON AN front Troon: lath, het COMPTON - i. as for gents: tnke (4twe qeoktA AVN 151% near keston av. QGoOOK AV nished; lest, PAYTON for genutieme DELMAR HTL. wate fails, DiC KON furniated Worda or Less. N mo 'y furnts? teas nable; -il ‘ _ ‘ a ;AT on « re Hotel: 4 , Ort ciaas Lactst esug—Nicely furnished ft WASHINGT 1] bots «1. Witii ‘ Lin Srhig »l large Tur m8 tf : emeanen or & ‘nite 5 be a! rd. furnace Lin’ Kenn LAwU SSD ST. furnished se Lin it sST ST Story foum,: nicel all the wy a Be 2 I bright. @ts refe: ‘ wt! —'7 Nicely furnish eastern exprs ure: og! WASIITING. Ten : tari! ‘ ‘TH and tn i? ud " nlat sthaas “ ant ' -» acte et grommd; wu binney av. must he what ro eal WASTTINGS TON AV... nicely furnished; light bk WASHINGTON AV., heat: other root WASTING TOON AYN frout Tovln; every cs fe:ired. WASHINGTON . = ‘ end Yeor fre: an room for light dallas wie, FOP on : WwW A>TEING TON AY : nk oe De several ‘men wally; al: yenlences, GAK HMISGIN AYN cre ee Two jaree, light front roome, nicely furnished; all wederD conveniences. GARRISON AV., 904 N.--Corner Olive et.; front rw rth, complete for ight housekeeping, $2 a week: also front end kitchen, $135 a motrth. GLASGOW PL... 2013—Two large furnished roums, _ cheap to good party é _ OLIVE 8ST... 1828—Nicely furvished GRAND AV., 4204 N.—Nicely furnished room, rea- , _Th0rns, $1.2 per week, with fire sunable terms, in private fawtls -_ «=(UOLAVE OT... 2637—Hall GREER AV 4425 parlor; reception housekeeping; single _ hail, for doctor's office; cheap. = sss OLAVE ST., quired. HAMILTON AV., 024A—Two sec o_o fam- nodes gine poe necting front rooms. = , hot bath, ) vate fam- OLIVE r. ere" Connecting Fouls ‘ furnished WA ra : ty)6 furnishes mae : steaip heat, wap unt Timeelli with Ww AS UT NGT YPN , freoW it ‘ o tate Te ii nable \ - front rout, bie Secunl (-story 1 bath; $0 ag \W AY... 3512--F'ecantly furnished Kas, - ia; patie rn conuvell ences. ~ eed Slory fur hvuse- pti? »l Ve furnished Tuotus, fr. «yiih, hit at - furnished furpace 3307 — Nicely CUNVEhe DCes; Ww a SETS yon ect ta ure ines. nN Tinwrihi a . m6 new ntiemen )re- “41 oS. -Furniebed Tooms for genutie- ee bonsekee plug vate ¢ “ in4g NN. with cook stove, couple: can “find End. > 2 A\ . ‘ ‘ ge , heat f Roows VW ANTED Twe unfurtisbe! reome, ‘ ~ Pred nw q? Vi Mest to ei. eed S10, — itis’ ] married « Weet «, furnace du Lor reoul heat: ad- sluitabie fur . room for i s office $1 ™) fo + _. Fuorulshed #1, furnished and water hed fTont strict- Nicely furnis WASTING TE ‘ reas nal ’ rutes, Prooris: i lv “ at rewotns and nace furnished rates (@s ‘\ ely se e* 4421 rive lias furnished iy ia gas, Ai ‘chal re kK at : elegantly , 8 177. ij exposure, 2748 —Laree room: southern familly. 1807 N —3 nice roours, : kitehen low dining room, $12 Front rooms, housekeepiOg, reowouis for WA im rooms, furnace, rly room, family; ' ie i> -—_——_ — 24 nyt eles i >. SHEINGT roan two he sis W AN rr. - Two unfearnished frome, i) ro Riiciil . s »? Jan es J tei, Aj r POU b'ust Liiep a*«b. Heist WANTEHT ris ' ) sek ee ci shed Tuowis, ~~ — * ery eary—Neatiy furnishe for -* . . — lst floor, remalli&. en- cobvyenlenbroes, furnisthet all clean, alry temp, fut vy. bear by @ echbool, fot of 7; peTimape. Ad. O av end w ASHING TON A \ liestenbie, nieely shew f} if ree Th inne tle - ilso hall rial, ‘AS ih “es } rel furt rion 1A% N Laree, geuls of large Tooth. furt fahed or un- WASTITENG PON AYN furti! Vat? conrad Ssi or light hows hee ping ote rooms; home comforts; private fam lv. gents ad PINE ST. room. 2d flour front, week; hot bath. u gee rooius + il Two without an fut 3414 pth oor 4v fluert ished Truom, SOAS 4 . &$15—Large boom privat JEFFERSON AV.. rooms, $1 per week, JUNIATA ST., 3061 —One ofr two with aleove: hot bath; furnace walk of two blocks to car, very KENNETT PL, 1808% Neatly furnished bath, gas, all conveniences. KENNETTVL,, 1806 roms, either separately maken conveniences, including furnace wae shower bath: free use of jiarge pa- bet planes te de sirable parties will ma ‘ . or en putts wath Rw —Nice, bath; well-furnis private Handsomely fo- light hb «ase hed Toons, i] ' ‘ , . 4 ‘ ere . . . el family. 5c wes rere ret miely «er board froui; rents MISsotun! rel; crpegee a, fe MISSOURT AY j¢iv—Hlands gantis fury shed rooms: ¢ 2d AY ney —~Kiesant’s furnished rooms BS - $1.%) to $4 per week; gentlemen con. Ad, 7) ee ed ae m very ventio ment. two orated, ele- 9 = ble thing rent , quiet beagbborhood, Wk shed room, $1 Oo an With aor WASTTEN : Tey . Wan furnished MORGAN ST. | T rooms wit it i! heat: hot and cold Toecm. with Pera t W bs’ Ik } I. be } nud Wan I “Ty bath. berared; re leasan ure! cA nate a ie mr Mu) a03y—-2d0 story front room, s uthern = ; ' sepsiyt Bete yee Rg ; a. @2 etlent tate} reasonable WEST BET - ? ro iight betsekerpiig, ‘A , aiid Lindell Khallwase;: MORGAN two stkters one enrployed, tinhed or alooeve pootms; emule west of Barats; Sub reasonable, with Drive Diapateh, Ligetit 1412 looms for gente of hut@ and $2 weekly ~ Nicely everything “stan tet $1.00 per nice MS@aATt Tears, - by riom? ‘- rhan WEESTE! ye 4, fehed oof rencvmns, i ) "Olu sfon unfurnished av cur furnished all con- or gay Oue large. for light buusekeepiog, ‘ all “ae ¢* 3) . I user! ©. 4 lit ‘? he > WEST CHESTNY bewellj with or Will WESPMINST! it dacs large a ;, Iwo nicely furnished furnished ork, neat ehbeap . Lhc rer \f rier GF ~@¢ fur herd nis el Dit \? ely reuin «> 4- nnee ~~ $231%4—Two “plcely furniabed, family ; rovius for light housekeep2.Ks, saatele ed front parlor twos ited ; bath: With waz -Nicely tirots& rem: for two; furnace and Lert 8437-3 nicely furnished it benrd; $4 per week row he ‘af ee . nee . . bens t by three quiet flour tru Liapatch. convenient Nya 2 od housekeeping, (WINDSOR e room end iri fer - twee (| rF light ears iF gemtien WIND Son Witiicoilt - W oo0o Nicely fyruished ginnl im, for pulses nie privaieges, Lv other VWARKET ve fropit feowotn, With at week each; b mrders. NORTI lerge (lies ONS WITH BOARD. bn use Words or Less. 19 Centa. OLIVE hot bath; mable. Ad ov, Lert heat SEiI. A * : and ert he : , LIVE furnished Tecnu cid ; : yap Ad : td he gie fromt : reas head Wo. a. — ROOMMATES WANTED. 14 Words of Less, 10 Cents. Rooms Owner will rent 3 etratle lewalft tv: Jleasantly 122. Post-Dispatch. rnooMM—_-Widew iu room, suitable heat and Tilepate! rim Ee ALLOWED Milford, 20% ayete ts. 2he. N Gt % pet dvz., baveceed l tlioor at. ,* Pm»: on er | Pee Se 1) ee elim yi x rempiles rine with couvetii- lurnt.! ‘ or ute faki $s; key dso HOS, F i wii ro * rooms, Ist floor, $0 Keeley, 1118 Chestnut sf. INGWELL AV., 1019 N. home; fer two pents, FIVA N. eouveDn eh ss, ST "H4e SALLI: ike “or LA nex! Li vidow' Le) Iwaiwl I le AVN for gentiemen; modern roo, furhlls nable, LEV PINGWEIA AVY 1112 nice k.teben Jn baerement, LEYPPINGWELIL front chosttattle trotit Toots, furnished tor Hxbt house: b ' itn aH ree A kl ! . & by } neg » b titra Keepin a wat, eens S00 Se NO ee Ad. N 16, P ispated OLIVE St, 4221A—Steam heated Proum mid, AV., IMs ne | ulin: ty “ ( . + i de aime hace’ . | , iia | cellent oard tur 2 or 3 genuis or couple, teri ; , i. aan ; , S furnished for .ight | apa! ; , see Pernt. ot? #? y reasenauir, , 7 ‘ gon tages ew oMVALTE qlice’s furnis ping and vy furnished eonnect- for house dee] ehed room; tn are aT... She bath and Nicele fur molly 1} ROOMS AN! BOARD WANTED. 14 Words or Less. 3D) Cente. WANT! “és ite Wife wu ake Ad Furnished room, a home « miforts : . i ce” weil i” lice’s, av! col for tab Nicely fur. Too , : with or without beard; private ST, 21US -Hooms, qcverth)}? * Nicely furnished room, 25 Pine et, KOoMMATE WANTED Kir, hut bath, Leal VEStAT? eactawrrha sinc , ‘te Flecant!y - of uve nience furnit- private : ‘ ‘ . one ¢ rite ae. Ard. : fay ff tiv: Tem: i¥ a ° ispated or two very | TOMES aes een heome;s ce N ard for working : rir) yes 7 stule luwest Y LS. bivrst } ha Ni be LrAKRD ping - in, reas “ tseolil ond story front cheap . . i ‘ ? | us I vo > 4 furuislbed Towlus, | piles ke ‘ OLIVE ST Peete ur ,arT) h ! y te r Ss, Lady roommate, in prive reasonable termes leith at. Large reom and atuall kit he ine Ke ra ing: $2 1 Ter Wen x. urniebed for refined people; and new bata. 1. v1 en LINDELL AV.. errs reusoDalle; Tuwiil ly furnished reom, bath private family fortably furnished no children Pan \~r Bes references ef Wailer, he ul AV., 2717 Nice So.) per week, Larce Barring family het J isqrate l-or rent lan UsT st Newly ” turr tehed Temotn ; fire, vs : I '" ne. to retin Mes woe ro oweeh | qoT.0N > AP ine tly het Path adults, gentlemen onls housekes . pe itil lint sT sT 2028 Flewantiv furtiished second a deen arr ! ue: a Ati furnished! renans story frout and other roots, hot bath; furnace, ust Diag |; Hotel: ‘ iS Gtel te ri 8 of Acapa . cate 8 ee ' , y nana , eeUENt reasouubie oaM 1 ye , : 13 ‘Pal beacdde plover I bawdy, Cli up to adute, . Pr ula ‘leaw ae d d ‘ i- soli MATE VW a }) Liv b ' m4 if urli ic’ weal iT j ; : ee ; $: South Side » 2S ve month. . 4%. ‘ ‘ Ve : hi , } 7 eal - Fat | » + evo \\ ANTE? Thay ad, we st Kew oM MATH WANTED put 1? Syprat bh Nara isles Fioeelulianle , ve “ati i! ie il I ‘. ROOM Abit WANTED W fevered ite ‘ re? tert on tntie Pivet 357 —F witb furnace —_—!, Rem vwse VATE , ad nee BPI repay neal WANTED? ‘ : ar ) mek } rhept: " ornme ilreet Vv st ] cod ‘ F gums S1', Laclede av ree, , J ».¢? eget - ue cond: floor ptt sina! mefereti@np giveu ET iv aoler young man; andes gus, bath; $1.25 per week, R154 aha ve pris famiiy: N\ -—4 omfortably wotse he ie | 7 ce live jur AN cotaategerte low price furnisn 4 ot iu 1Waare = ! VNTR lady who has nice itl private famiy, waste week. J300 West Chestnut. Young lady living at home widow prefer terme Drie pateh, iy young a =i per furnia! in ‘ eonvelis Nov iv aces, . : , flour, all widow's . ; rooms, hot nate; 1 furnished reasonable —_ -_-+--—~—_- -———— furnished rooms. Nik ely mveniences, sics nil c IAM UST ST bath, gas amd hed 21-flout ter Nii and Wit }'seat- Yonng i ” ri Te yan abio ‘\ fur’ wr "165 “ely Second-story front Tooms Awe sT “wail Thenut' full) et. car - ry ront and tbmek: Poleanut privale }OvOMS ern. (OLIVE ‘ fir] {ng Aditre sa ble T aa3e@—Pour nicely man in Weet ad be ga a ae We. We am furnished: parl &s; let en suile reasonable, waiele ther > . Hat 3 OLIveE 1 ee— La: Disteate! pte 1? Nd ; t n : iti gas, bath, leat, wit AY . l jird A . . aw | ROOMS. lave , ) OLIVE Io lv—Flegapt A\ : - iy furnt sued rovine for le oat n suite; central l itiom, Ad “ _ : ’ foom for twee gentlemen; het bala, pari on by} I Vithin MieoViM ATER. WANTI gents or car passes the door, ispatoh | leds; Lome cooking, respectalie, tutes af Be : i te mist be che class reference wis ‘ e 6s ' ‘ : ee ! er, ; ,’« . | . _ a. . | ' le Lit AS AVN tnfurn shed fr em velit Neuat, irare’ Keretn, | able for bousekeeping; bathroot room, rhea ., shins. dane ehipuoyed preveived, [.- 4] reo NEtte WAN LA°C AS AV. Nea'y per week; private family a’ at rooms, Pre AS AV 17- One dikoove furnace heat, bath, het tv or he wor\yis inge front and “n or x | thiertat Lees wt ' SS WW a Le rT ‘ 1438, bot and cold bath, Tw » car. Teomls, S10 foor entire or freoms, : newly furn WANTED silt — _———- ee lentiomanr with ret roommate; fre an@ gar} ip.ive «et. Ae + 7. | The was roe T riwoln, famnily, front privaie 2s Large buth, gas; Ny gist nn cootnypete Lis babes au! t- mt Toohis, House, tiv fornished front househe peste. Nieely furnished nition per ferret, ~ I avr 4 ares Tri pee Nf or | ’ farn!)} %, furnished FURNISHED HOUSES FOR BENT. 14 1) cents. ~y * \w J) "aauet \, siiste* Phe three from 4, Dost-Dispa' RemesesS Twe quiet rr @. rent $1.25 | * 7) Md | A Kt room, pri 2827 furn shed Tevlh, words oF je@aa BANE Hy . cng » | ’ i 7 "~ ' at ore , - , ’ MM ANI) BOaky WANE . r very Pome furmisied bhense, . Wee) e 2 i thai, i si . } 4's? ~ i! ; ‘ mpd ‘ , ae can , 4 111. LPsont Diepateh. reasonable. A 14, ‘ost ise | . 2 ©] floor: water, gas. Ooms, more and cold front frout “mide house he eleg int also Twe epong. _, for rewoul FASTIN AV... complete for light FASTON AV, 2055 F&F or housekeeping eceutrally posure, reasdguable KASTOIN AV het bath; seul FIGHTH ST... HOS Neatly furnished front room for lieht housekeep ne BIGHTERNTH “T geIrA N.- BIGUTERNTH ST. 1220 5 for genty private famlly. BhuUTeENtTI 1127 N frout aud other roous, suitable Keeploug Biucitril Poors; E1Gu4rn furnished hall Tooth. for Ss sul shen te = is? front room, eping, aise Lvively lhavuse k sleeping ern @xX- yrnished rooms located; Porntehed hall room, we floor: private family MM bern exposure, Furnished room Nice furnished room Neativ furnished fur light bouse mo. 934% . 2 furnished ae | conveniences ST 1112 8S Hickory -Furnished ball PLEVENTH ST... 406 N on firet and necond floors; Might heuseheeping, with posure. will xise one room ‘hange for work EL [VENT ST, 12 completely furninhe 3 heap. BUMiE NIA ST. 211% allow housekeeping PWINGENIA ST. Bera rent reasonable; all FVANS AV Nicely furnishes! room: conveniences: heat; two ladies or xe men emploved BRWING AV. 217 N conventenoces Dome FWING AV, S15 N private familly: modern EWING AV. 107 N complete for lieht PIFTERNTIEST. 21 8.--4 rooms, $6, $7. water in both places FIFTEENTH ST. MRA N newly furnished, private $1.75 per Weel FIFTEENTH newly furnished, keeping, $1.50 and S250 per weel PIFTUEYNTH ST. Go N Washington av, get FINNEY AVN men. private fam ¥, FINNEY AV au°oT Two furnished or unfurnished FouURTuU 22 Have fmwom to rent: steam heat writing «desk, e ron! enc’ iter top blegautly Chonteau” and bath; $1 wk Nicely furnished toons, also two eu suite, fer wateT and svr.bctt ex- on first fla fr iw ex- Ret ween room; hot —TLarge eo atory front, for lig housekeeping; Neatly furnished reoms; vill rooms frout and back; eonvenlences 4010 pe rh rteam Neat!e furnished rooms; all of wideuw: terms reasonable Nicely furntshed front Tuom, conventences; cheap 4one or two roomea, furnished homsekeep ng and 1 store. parlor, Sunday, —2d-story front family; call sy. MSA NO private faruily; story front liatt parlor, house Laree front t« rexvn on eet rurniehbe | all conve AO AA room f geutie- lines: eall large connecting rooms, elegantiy furnished relabach IMehte, feld eentrally jlaeated,; thet men) See ied Aivwor or ainut ula .T FRANKLIN AV, 8080-Nie! hurntched back par- lor for gent FRANKIAN AV, 3137 2 ing room: gente or eh $2 Mm) per week. FRANKLIN AV, 1112 Nicely room, cheap; third ther FRANKIAN AY Neatly $1 week and renee keeping YRANKLIN A\ room: Ist flawr. « FRANKLIN A‘ ligtt bousehee ment. rr and connect $100 anil ‘ front housekeeping furnished frout rr witn, Drevtame . ice , aiao ; furnished up; for light Finelr furnished foe lereation for ni44 rueT, front dk etof®r furnished ff ¢ room and bas Front reorm., aiso hall . at ping. sJ1 elam lee vt ANALIN AV One or two unfurnisacd reaanes, fetit «é GAMBLE ST. TH) houne keepin frout vealeaces "$2.25 a* @iiite for all cot- ey furnished utherTn eiposure, “T., 270. KRoome forn'shed with or without housckeeping or GAMBLE aisbed GAMBLE ST, 2708 2d story front rooms, for Kent a light houeekeeplog. GARRISON AV. 428 8 Three nice rooms and at th; ad | floor, $iu per mouth GARR! 8ON “AY. os * $5; heys at store, ora. GARRIGON AY AV.. 618 N.—Purvisbed rooms; steam bot end cold beth, ges. m | roome. $4 rare, LI«tAs Le LIVOAS LA Lc LYNCU ST, 625 MANCHESTER MARKET MISSISSIPHT MISSOURI MONT AOMERY Moot AN MoRnGAN MORGAN ST MonRnGAN ST MORGAN ST., Marhid Mirra AN Men! MWS AN 2T MeritesA MotND NINTIC ST NINETEENTH ST.. LI b OLIVE | open r OLIVE: OLIVE OLIVE ‘OLIVE ST... unfur- | ol wr sf ' ag a iy Sa ond ef.) eoll water on and AV ry reo, neatly fur- | nished; het an AW heat, as, os Bt a wepure: furmiace floor. AY.» 3137 respectable. 2110 also int front Teom, week Unfurnished hot bata; oo —Large., bath; $1.50 per southern fauiily; ren, i:8, private mS: eX} ses Neatly furniahed reom, mMme- dium; “AS AV., {ng reems; reasonable. AN room: aleo er lady ard connect- pusehkee pl ig, rnished singa'e ligut 2 rr room fur furnished front eultuble for genis s114.-4)ne one sliug.e new ly fuomn, \s or two Furnished room for one bh and all convenlences. A\ water; & genis, with lat Two nice founs and ltehen, with ST... 2211—Furnished room and kitches; ether Pools. av... very deatrable rooms; reasonable. aise lafayette Dark, vicely furnished; 1207-—- Near newly, “furnished, delightful | in private famiiy. AV., 1740--Well front room for gentlemen, ST... 1830—Ume housekeeping. ST , 220n—NIi- housekeeping; bet onto—Large, clean, front: a'’so emall room, housekeeping; reasouabile unfurnished roecimw for light furnished rooms for ely laundry. water, gas and nicely furt- oe suitable | nished al aiaoryv four light oss Nicely furnished second story frent room; complete for light huuseheeping; Very reasonable Flegant furnished room, with nuts; private familly. 82 SOS impreveme Po | all modern Two furnished front reoms, firat thoor. furnished secon l-story Treas. 2740--Neatiy complete fot housekeeping, AN ST —— ST nid conte. furnished; f: ort Desirable saecond-story fro nt all conveniences, picely Ott fing reonis; fuel gus S326 Nik ‘ely furnis! hed front room: ‘8; vy private family. Ad. 235 convenlence Disjpweterh a! l’ost priv. NV ST... 3320—Four unfurnished rooms, family. ST. 1011--Neat gents and henarkeeping ute furnishe ‘d rooms for * a ate family Nicely furn! ehed front rooms, cheap rent S15 N gents or light housekeeping; R11 N.—Neatly furnished front for two or couple. ye Timolll, renin NINTILTS hall oOLIve bath gents nicely furnished front pos totti: ” (ine eke from e\06--Furnished rooms, steam heat, mar sT and Furnished front reoomm, for gen eat. bot bath: corner) house ej-atory front and hall rooin ; 2108 steam b xT tlemien ST hable, ST , Trewin: S210, resis 128—Newly furnished second etors no other roomers, $3 a we “K ST.. 4832—Fleeantly furn shed focta to one two gentiemen; all conre: dencea;, desirably lo tml: reasonable rates; private family frinit or va parlors, firet ST. 1828--Niceig furnished $2 to $4; fer and seeetid floors, and other ruoms, Teepe. table peapie only furnished reems, ~Nicels ratcs low housekeeping. OLIVE sT., rane for OLIVE sT. room, for gentiemen, ST.. 27134 24 floor: oT 4. wmfortably furnished ie reasonable. “me or two connecting fron? rooms, ale rear room neat and | He woe Reson Rooms | ROOMS ‘RUTGER & a212 2d fi SI - | | TENTH put 1 Laon ard at Furnished reo ns with 14> RapcreVe4dlive nished Tewoeth Address FE: -A casy room, with heaut jlege of le ard Post-Dispatch well furns') gas and bat’ for lady ! re moM ao bendsemely furnie of er nmear Finney, te ] 4 } , - the “Ss At li ) Rom MIS -TLare@e rooms for ilv: Page, west of Jones pateh. qe, cit “> ventiemen: ‘\ , Ad. Nice front Timolit ferned. Addr: so lde ~s unfu 4.1 two offi . (hue oT Bd story: front ROOM. Spare resin, to lady employed Tyiapate? furnished, during day. for KG y’ Ad, hy : Wanted, or + bachelors Own Mens, to neo other Tagmers, Suburban cars half t pated. by a refined owning ow! in fw corner h lor k. widow lade, furnittre fer finda R roome, 21 ey, Ll «Ff furnished $10 per ovloe wee ‘ i> T.. oor vd maint h «hed fw) -Parlor, conveniences, a all TGERR reo, ht front SARATI complete SARAH ST., 1118 N. month. XTII ST 6827 Gratiot SIXTEVF NTH ANT PINE ary Church; newls fur heat: $2.50, $3 per week SPRING N ren otns, su! tion SPRING ten avy bath ST ANGE AV.. or unfurnished, front room w) per $55 Ilall rowm ST 1m, Lares for, housekeeysing: phe bat $3 per 730 S.-3 reemes, 2d 7.50; Bes Keeley, 1113. € STS nished furnis fine | Ove floor -Carner soon ST., 252 aing’e or en te; AV... * “) V —Tetwee! +e Tee: b , ‘ oom 1 Was! floor frout; or r bl wis -Two for gents lite nie or } A\ Two open ST ANGI cheap, §* ANGE “ Two raonin! Tue} reot fs ‘cT thi ST Treworms keeping. STODDARD ST or two gentlemen STOPDAKD i. rent sT. CHARTERS ST Ties, with hfe, 7 14) “ ~ q «> tween Tek lb» eT pulse hast ke TWELFTH ST. 210 fer one, $1. Mm. aos el ms eyyer? ‘ ¥. ‘ 4 \ ned and ! ~ re a rl «yt Morgan VANDEVENTER tn) “e ae re f Lreimiar Sols our sT WALNUT LW Tesrllas, Wastll or lig $s sT XN | , Iwo connec!’ ng rocms, nicely . . . h piles WAST ST furnished for WASIl or el WASH ST able for I=1) ligt 1714 " ieee meet ST Hront and back parlor, eri: hd furnished froot Foot, x nis ™~ l arg tier lt (Wwe 144- Southern mapeoure | omfortable; genta ot bousekeepins Olive ST pesnre, het bath: exw—Larce front foom. eout hern ex- furnace beat. nic hotise- ron, ligut ona’ Seecnd-atorr front Is furnishe4 eoulhbefta ekposute, keeping, ccasonablie. —— 7225-—-Cnfarnieded rooms, first, third Goors; | water } roome, rees. ecopnd fayrolaehed rtp, jthern eiporure rracif me mn fs eps z iii as househe WASH ST qc inplet WASI!I Wwasht af Ten ins WASH ST “urnishe housekeeping. front re s* for | Pe ls aT Nicelw fur rons tth two fe furu 3 par! - ¢aP m for isis it a\®) twee oie sT.. Anis large Tent rooms room for twe or three | % WASII “T.. 1826— Large furulshbed front light housekeeping. eS eS ’ gents n from board two gentle ‘ee Door couple ug fF familys le ‘J lL! uforta! M, TeorVEAN FASTON 4444— Furnished fini re BEasr With iis \ ] seem iti LOci.st sT Tiv—Larsee A Ae OP ys RON WA ar 6 de routs, srivats family, good ¥ shea tne pa Dea beg MOOK hao 9 . - B “ - ~~. aie furnishe ts or single l rooms do room, with- with breuk- sccond-story front and for | ; 1VINE | "aRnhK AV all imiprovens Ps Lwaf: avetts ? ST wer beard: marrie or pentiemen =] x oe p.e PINk | BENE BAR teomrd: aise r ninte PINE , ait on ‘ 3016 —Roon Neatiy furnished wahtea ront and thea! nr ‘ isu tier cvofd\ + Thiertye ron ils; PINE hemo ANT | ry mtiel hkeveeS? ANDO BOART West Ploanl would 1 Han ate ANT) BoART ‘ ‘ \} ‘ ale hitcreoNE ANID? « , 4 Woe Lit vee i ite.¢ ANT) TeraAk ‘ A\ SHERIDAN AN Wilt ft» ry] vbere Men eree -ARD Vad SS) Te “a | oe ere i ‘ ! prev Atel ? ‘ ‘ rere Was ‘ANTHE.D Bey AK? feieed <¢* i " A i lh fa Lbs y ‘ ie ©. a \ ; fa’ Waihi ‘ K! at dds Deen ard * \\V ANI | eomforta nTe ‘ vears of age ° - ~ bee eo Se ate WANTI -~ | ’ iy nari . Ss yf) leon { tas uiars is ay mrier <10 of ‘$1 FURNISHED FLAT? FOR RENT. i4 |W aie A. eteu y ‘art, with “4, b eee " wre *, hair Ad. rife of ewer! yo atitess i’ les *® hi, we teuts brome apd trea f seven rome} rent. Ad, me reas nabs ‘ aple te, will ind beard of wm 'ost Dlspate house, e@&- roeasvua ble i"? u rent ——3 NISHED HOUSES WANTED. 14 = WA 2) Centa. FUJ-N rda or Lave a fuf- went ‘ Ad B &, af Mar sentes uve eonue them qiiy 1 Fewest rand a¥ A lreers : oun, hy «@ oa. 8... ——————. FURNISPED FLATS WANTED. 14 Wiorde or Leas, ®) Cente. apartineuta, er cime- “ie teken and full partics- jahevt fiat, tiree moothbe. fue (ue wets | s} a 4 nm’ nee and cold watet; §12 sud $f Baw. SD FILATS FOR RENT. t¢@ Words ot lane, 19 Cente. nieau ev. 3 s utter St tin- 7 gue Haturee, re Jroouw fat, §+.80. jarge rooms comm p.ete, 4 and Timbo A new Sis largs foots, fret oat, — bath and gar} t bath, 68.30; ma, furnace vice atr.e t'y es cure tenaate, re ne fia’. marhie and ei ~ Teens; ot igiaalf ma riace “hl water, efe.; urtal Keatng $7 i tow, hal’ last rom j —. LA fut atone on * ee hoe regu; ‘ _- ——™— he . fret eet, Keakep * ————— con oxsoe; O18 » . - ‘ iy ~~ are jee, ,atyy if lassen 4 o frase ates rnc Gal, se at ooed) idl wits range if ée s@ 0° p=reet . * ere ie? 1 fat mu ewrl]l bey aiope jae Ap*er ames St gue- bs) a) Rastag r+ e-vrrianyt ee * “ t «ot
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—_ o = = aw ere = ee ee ee ae BUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRU ARY 11,1900. FOR SALE AND WANTED. HORSES AND VEHICLES. PERSONAL. MATRIMONIAL. | PERSONAL SUNDRIES. CLAIRVOYANTS. MUSICAL. woateas. 14 Words or Leas, 20 oom. Ff; 14 Words or Lees. 30 Cents. 14 Words or Ives, 80 Cents. | 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. 14 Words or Less, 30 Cents. _14 Words or Less. 20 Cesta 14 Words or Less, 20 Cen “ — a - piesinaniint! SE -ipidisidaiaia mdi. ords or Leas, te. BROILED oysters on toast. per doz., 25¢. Wm. A NICK SMALL SQUARE PIANO FOR $25. | PIANO-—For sale. teant) A large Size equare, $40, and otber good 6 \uare plano at «@ ea Tit - he cash. Call 1 ine 10 Eo PERSONAL Would grote called 2015 “Olive. the MATRIMONY Business _ gentieman would like “to Wanted. Monday, bet. 5 and 6 ». m., call again? make et ge ae wee e of young lady ee te ok ex... Milford, 200 N. 6th ore * “* ae ‘ - ge 7 - f oy gn ny agents, obpject, Matrimony. Ad. UO 56, Post a PR W J MARTIN planes we ar «] tr an — “i> Sate oe: pe get A’ ag bee mn. 4 ’ + = = edaee- Dispatch. BU ST positively developed eleht tnches: Improve- . room for our pew 1YUD = "2 Week to make . drop postal Jo Bunten, Wellston oo, + call. day at 2714); we will ta t all over. Z Z. M. : | ment three dave; latest medical discovery, guar gteat bargain ‘ ; tall and secure a PLAN: » bine mahogany case. wv; prigot plano iamo cheap Ene AB M4 . — . on . . : . ot “ . gain. er cash , ms HORA WANTED Good work horse; $9. 208 | PERSONAL Wanted, by gentleman, nice room, | “piety rescminended wine ts anaes ot | anteed absolutely menetrant 00. Set eal pene W. G. SMITH, | Sfr.. JO12 Olive ot ec; Oe Se ee oe : ' ome Gestratie ; here . P . + rie ‘ ans hd 8. ink.es removed, nec ® pat >> ‘ " oe al cree euveek Aa. t ‘ge. young lady pot over 30; refined, modest, poor girl | stamp for particulars. Columbia Medical Co., A. b WHITAKER, Mar. and ¢ $S buys full-size piano; cost $350; etal iF Toomers pref 3. patch, preferred; give particulars in first letter; object, Box 1492 FE, New York BANJO mandolin aml guitar lessons. pra id , net vt awit sete %. 1a ot e . — - ?. i Te " . “2 . herough mieth »J aK, W. Bell pi pid an I No For sale. a sqoare plane at. very low rate if sold this week. .3419 Jeffereon @ aa a HORSES WANTED Horwes HORSE WANTED Young berse or mare; state r price: must he cbeap Ad lL. 17. Post Dispateb PERSONAL Marts send oe for monthiy watri- _ matrimony Ad. L, ‘3, lat Dispatch. AN ER , ef a — mon ta! ‘rT, wealthy atrons; establish ~ —_ ‘al - - SR cured without enutting er can . rit- i _ ae WORSE AND HIGGiY W ANTE) To bur, a horse pony get ‘nee stg | Wabisemrer t= MATRIMONY Young worman. °4 brunette, Te ten guarantee given to eure or me pe write , ; BRIGGS plane, slightly shopworn largemt and pocen . and storm vugey; must be reasupable amd) in Chicago ep — sie wes seatirhe 7 Djent aeairi ~ emcee Ir J. Clement, 405 Husted bidg., lange they make. at exactly one-half the original | PIANO--WHl sell uy tine CRicketing upright plage. , Ate chee - . , van means with e qualities; object, matri - : ns lle ae tae at PPRSONAL Mrs. M. A. Hakewe!l of 925 S. 2d at moos. Ad. DX, Post-Dispatch. vat eng , 0 ee con he ate af Alt Kiwes of Ge ! | : 3 CATIA) INSECTION will cute gonorehes te & Care; , ' DAWLEY MUSIC PRINTING CO — 3410 Lucas av Seance mean eee , Enz ivehs, vle trol ype in?! Uthegraphe | e I - aa ae $15 thie Week will buy a fine toned TEAMS WANTHIT: To buv teams. with hauling. St. Tanfis. ad ” avtbi ‘he te he ‘ P ' -y- ome Mu, would | » hear from Frank MATRIMONY Traveling man. 35, some means. | price $1 aplo Medical Co, 411 Grat : _— 14 « tate upright plane werranted for Ad. WS, Post Dispateb. “S Bakewell. missing frao home g6ince 1892. a ‘ - ; Piease anawer iu writing would iike te meet German girl 20 te Qo Wie \ es —_ * ; . THAI WANTEHI+ Beok trap. trap harness; gol] - cies would marry if suited; must be affeetlonate amd | co i} I. ¥ NIN oth se re — nrtichet Tae soe ‘ ‘eethe of “"" _——-—— Sears Me nt mies ‘hie fate chance. F. cond ithen sacrifice Ad VP 242. Post Dispateb. | PERSONAL, Pretty bliende of 18. educated, grace- loving; gol housekeeper; one raised in the conn |! - ‘ a, eat rae sy Se ena | ; oe ; =e ~ Pha Piane for only $140: the cn«e Smith, Mfr 11! Gltve et: A. xy. . Wi = j —— ful. pianist an 1 organist means liated SK. in- try pre ferred: utive des: ripeflion: nthe W blows need ae o I l ' Peipst , sven sp by eptdir ; / A, vt tiie : . oa Will co ‘Bar tien iv new se this Monday Without fail | Ae baricse*®, ales double set barnes. Pel! [Tsnctist wt @titea for reau'ts: n Myjectle oo @ poor man. Ad, M . 04" . (‘raw ft -— a tea.. @ jt . ' Jeu Want w 8a may ] one hew, large aise. m with atamp, The Pilow, ‘ot 57. Chieago, Hil. | MATRIMONY Young widow desires the acquaint: | perp epiay pe operating | Tr \ a > KLLSELUOK @T PIANO Ca ave upright worth $23), case s For Baie. , _ | ance of gentleman. Object, matrimony. . . ,. ¥ r ban . , ' O4 Olive et oping: will peli for $130. « |} PERSONAL Victory of «ectence over diseese; can. | Post-Dispatch A a kinda « Joe a pel Re Oe eo ee : ; “ Kf EE ESTIy = Stern & CoO.. & @ cor. lite aed Hlack Squirrel, galt cer baffling general practitioner's skill vields ibs Ad. bk. 15, Post Diispaten, , a. re ~, > ry 8 planes and eens exe! in , Superior tone, (hive aiviis) readily to our actentifc methods Maron Medical | MATRIMONY Gentleman would Ike the acquaint PIS OVERET: After 2 veare’ study. sure. hafm ' ° ~ eh At ‘ b, and Anish. e Eetey tone ts the sweetest . . me ——_--~ ; ‘ - : / ‘ : : > iT mest musical ever produc ed, epi is feorad PIANG) For sale. as 1 leate St Ioule, below one third tte value. grand upright plane; standard e' sacilier: - fine atid fuat ren leter. ‘ ance of ‘ > ' , quick and active, $14) net cash buys him, Call Co, 121 W. 42d st., New York. Book and ad- | 17. Post Suet ‘eng » object, matrimeny, Ad. | Jese regulater. alsa eures female weakbess; one ; ; - tm the Estey snetramenta. ¥ : ch —— r ‘ - . ae ss 4 ~. , ‘ ul sem? ice free. ' a ae Lo Thox 1S¢. flat) ity. Je / THE PSTRY Co. hoake: Wainut case. etcellent tone; absolutely as Si4c Park as - mre: . Tarr ERR 7 = | MATRIMON © us! ness ‘ment Rl Tire For sale, at a bargain. fine storm buerss PERSONAL Pree, success on iffe can onis he oh- ; and So ad og Phage ner Ba lang agent DlVeokteahs , : ! ‘torr nivive vile Olirce at. Kime! a9 Dew 1318 L.voeb aft rf GOOD second-hand planes, In perfect condition, | PIANO For sale, $3250ure « Leeter upright has high aldes; Jeather curtains uxhiens and tained through influence; Sp send absolutely lady | ne pee : 3 . gba . . ‘ y or widow Ad, T 9, Post Dispaten, | | back: fa seateely soiled. 4518S West Helle pl free a 100-page book, which explains all the #e- | . PERSONAL, FRE RK Suecess in life can only be ah M ATRIM: oe . - , or len a av — "kK" ee te ‘25 : wi. . : ane Widow «et > 0 6ddesires A > : : ‘ HORSE Kor aie, large bay hors BN34 Olive at tained through influence: will send absolutely free quaintance of traveliag contleman, ‘one Whe Hioved te Lote Prank! 1 av., Whete she Wil natter hat critteles Yertl . HM 1 page Dew ke w hic h « xplains all the secTe ta appreciates gov comp ay; obje ‘C piatrinmwns Biplive business, NS } . ‘ rr soliie abe 1 the vwedal Miilele Tan bie umateur Sundays s hool . hestra. Ayply to A i au itl certainty higher than bumau Ke. Whitaker, JO1Z Olive st ; i PORSER. For sale, 7 gawd work lLorses. “ull at | *) : ag ' of hypnotism, personal magnetism and magnetic Ad. 4) 14, Post-Dispat on DR. ANNIE CERESA 3A continementa: infants | 7 . ome , 7s f 3 seed ; cower. P : ; ; t RECOGNIZED BY THE | MUSICAL -Prof. Klein, S1lu7 N. 20th aet.. wtng'ng | ' ‘ — RENT PIANOS, - $1 per month. $2 per mreomih. ___.. | SF per month MePhe raon ar see healing: telle how to cure diseases and badd rn . es tileopeterc] lad} i! r lie Pn ‘ HORSE. E 7 e a nal bh, nab and spring bugy; habits. ‘ nables rou to Ww in and hold the love and M A I IiM« mw Y Respectable gentleman, Iflah. aged . } es edie ait bretbiy.e athi ome Lik i bite »} ° NI A hk Vj N Is : ‘ heap. 441 Cote Brilllante ar Tes pect of others: anvindy can learn in a few 40, Income $3.™) per day. would like to make the _ VOoRTEN ar11 l’age euresa every djlsaease of aiaod eee we gory ars tore; come aud Bee Bn echol: ~ th | reapeet of others: anstody can learn i. vn SiG Gat ot Gea Catan AON. of pound Pcie 2 ie: & tt Behe sie Sg ". ofappls ing eles VeHeal facultv and seclen'ists ge neral » & as the pieces and tustructots: come and bear Wy a&clel HORSE. PT ae ante oF ‘ue buve horse, at iff New York Inatitute of Science, Dept. . lady; would make ber a: gow! husband. Ad. rye 4tv-: three trials free. seelint te foremost medium us the eountey, and uld net ars perform. wagon and harness, soung horse, cheap, 1704 Larry Kidg . Rochester he : 10, lsat Dispat: h. ’ tPiads be famee] with card re slerN fortune tellers, 4&5 WISIC ; Kellegiade av , ' oe ‘ p peg ° Dh hie ranger got S monthly regulator has brought | trologers aud similar hit puss : SICAL ae mandeiin aud guttar: terme re- $4 per mi mth : , : MARRIED or single. lady or gent: Are Fon MATRIMONY — Widow, 33. cinem am beret desires 1) Tt \ ines om tint drede ; lous wWemenm; have duced to half price. Prof. Isbell, 32400 Olive; Kent allowed tf purchaaad, SIOORRE. For sale, one bay horace, 16% bande high; trouble? Are you Mable , Prof M: th brilliant star of his profession, Krxod con ions et ¥. MN. CC. £4. Ba Fee. F. G. SMITH, Mfr. 1012 Olive et. -— = A. FEF WHITAKER, Mer. vou shonid to meet went in good cite. Lat tiers whe wenuld rtin goed muver 3~™il PFaston ar net fall te hate my seer mee. Theon- apprectate good wife Add. ¢* 0. Post -Dispetich ' tall: aoe Of »,! 7 “MM i : ad I ‘ d . ‘ i 1? ‘ } ‘ aT ‘ } Phe yea nm mee Re Kihei é bures{ hy the press ana prune : af [We «wall MI s (" . ‘ ee , % * sands made happy tes - fC AL---Wanted, several wind and. string tn cases Trelleved he method ; ] or revri’'s rt? ed ~ } 4 'e e | tl rial “> ir- . = * -—_ -_ til i tipen!s as th hie . fremrirpncaee medium a ela struments to lnerease amateur erchestra. young SEE the wonderfr) **Peerlese I’nenmeatte Plane HORSE Per sale, gol, reliable horse, suitable 100} MATRIMONY Young holding round position BOaeT. BS Pntertererce pie Mo heyy . dips ; . x ge: - _— b Ben . “ay aan} li > tn Corre ‘ : 4 ‘ ‘ lees } ; . it ee + tethers me , ane P : . im. t) si FIONSE, ETC For sale a peddler’a rig, horse, | PANCING—Attend the Eclipse Dancing and Roller poetic yapedet th cage the . rcs oa or Recto tek Inale and chronic diseases a spectalty, JO yeara: fe hes. ee. ken 4 * a 2 MUSICAL-—Addresa R. W. Verbees, 2014 Morgar ii diferent musical instrumente; dotiy concerts, wagon and ha.sness s200 N. Mrondwas Skating Academy, Uhrig’s Cave, Washington and ; oa vie oe Ad wr’ 14. Poat-Dispal: : experience yo "Dei er dee rhys Lis , * “i | owt. for first-class piano tuning and repairing - w& i. ’ : : Jeffetson avs. and be convineed our receptions object, matrimens = Findon sett nents ‘ ‘ . a a a oS Bape Pt vege th KIFSELHORST PIANO ©O HORSES bor sale. ata bargalv, two herses; call every Wednesday evening. Sunday afternoon and ae uM nett 2 2 DR. TAvl Pik PRICK bas graduate 2 , raha oa sk se =6those Pe ' 7 whith and theo MUSICAL Pianist wanted for aAccompaliInent v4 live ‘at “iundasy aheeh Hilekory mt. evening are the best place of amusement and MATRIMONY —-Widow, 36, would like to correspond volleges; 20 rears’ suceesaful pr e, treate all fail in bis. jv ae a callers male quartette; by week or evening Ad. A 6, —— —— : oo tai; wet : peer - Maintain the highest social standard of all pritr- with honorable gent with means: ne triflers ; female «os ‘my laints:; the niv wl aes reas iniv ane “my . re le janguage Low to gain hap- J’ost L*ispeat ch. , sure : SEVERAL ve rr chofce odd atvle upright pianos in TIOMSE, ‘. 4545) hIN | } or sale, vant ciel jie dances; there will be no lessons until Feb. 23, object, matrimony. Ad 4. Post-Dispateh ; DR. MARY ARTHUR'S onth! hatha ness abd prespers ty. santana’ nee rapa : mahecany and walt vat cases at prices from §148 horse, uggs and harness, «heap Inquire O45 ' time one lessen, gents &5c, ladies Toe, —w . é S monthiy regulator adies MUSICAL, First-clasa lady pianist desires even to $200, worth double; cash or time Mloriasant as onvinee vou it is Unnecessary te procure MATRIMONY. «Marry mi | op 7 “ $100,- save time and money by calling at C07 Morgan. HIS RE vi eM. AT IONS ARF MOST WONDE REUTL ing engagements or private parties or 4 KIESELHOKST PIANO CO . . , tnAD, f er .. Re | o! i 4s ve. renver., F . . » : tee vo «nl _ oy! ie? Te. ‘ qa! ‘ 7 ? _ ee HORSE ANT? WAGON For gale. gamwl borne anid a, “ke ts Fron viler tea ew s Ae gel oe Rao Ce _— re aia are ENLARGE want R RUSTS S.ATDIES--¢ 0 WT. “peg ttle oe. ” ‘on cae v e - Pe: mda St fiesamae ae ee id ate be, oe ae ; al wagon - hy Sunday. hetween n *t ous am hursdiav ey enings Ali every are Thane : } with Jor Conways ‘sa Rust Tal | Ri rue : ry re y ; ‘ Te rele , m ; ' . ly: : & “ ; - aa 42085 Garteld — 7 OB mes pe ap a ores laser a - MATRIMONY Two young men. of folly disposi jeviet trifling cost: $1000 for a case we capnut: Rtg pastes DB spew mae “ = {| MUStCAL, For sale, $22 Washburn mandolin, $10: Malwgany vase: pe Jceret fee nee, . 3 J Mmbers on elegant ladies’ and gente wateche tion lesire lady ac unintances of same; object bierse welropres ' ' 12 veara prove ‘tle per - ae thee atet TH TYE Nprert O 4 os . v ‘ oa. 4 ~ ‘ ‘ ; ni t i ° : . ~ a t e 6 } « } ° i s a ” si i y EE Bae ce cale. S-rencn'd mare. } tn tins ioe Wateeader «a fuaday after Licma-= Maar oe og gy ot ee | i : Fe oc fa otees renwas eine a rumbone, $8. Tony J. VPiacht, lee | oa vr or time. «> A. Field Plane Co., lig eome mane and tull. buggy and harper... “rer. ry wot rane: newest music, dires Fie ni ae ie speci _ = ‘nent et . Roton, Maas wen over Miata ad , will give you a ate , : ‘ ; = F pc for team. harness aud faro: wagon: alsxo Proiishers, ¢ ’. Abern, principal, Albers, [yr aTRIMONY—Young minister desires the aequain'- . ga Maan + oe bah Baa ma MI SICAL, 4’ash pald for second-hand band tnatrn- | \t*CAL LESSONS WANTED. To exchenge ach : —— . ‘ - , ' ‘ . ’ . , ° > ] i This ‘ Yeon , or 4 isl r . : : . ee 4 Ne . ° r ting stallion, with fine written pea cree; Ss, quaintance of seme young lady of widew with aeRS oR bd be HY receives hefore confinemen f nts pe ws stag? gh so tuenia; b-Mat cornets, altos, baritone, tuba, elalr or German for voerl 1319 8 Grand ar. — did driver. all in gol qe mdittion apd wt a0°- ‘ = some eans Pa help in nt course of studs ; fa nm wt sen eae and regu ATOr: ladies in trothd) "eryve Wh de idba. 1 nets: flue re patring done Tony J Ila: ht, 1002 : i j e Seiinmioaaiais rifice; must sell: «all Sundas ws Q SS 4th DANCING Phe (iivette Dancing Academy will object, matrimnens Ad. Bo 128, Poat-IMspateh ee ee 2123 Olive at.; also 1422 0" Fallon, . ; ’ +} Olive. VOSE planoe are mold only by us. We are’the ool open on heb bh. amd will be under able man : DR. FLLA ALLEN. ¢ “ ee narri : Kness, deaths, changes, travels, | - . “ ard etclnaive repres: fing of these celebrate HoORSE- For ‘enle: $20 for a large work horse, agement ; tarry Blattmer and Harry J MATRIMONY Two wealthr, refined seoung ladies tenth gy f,. ; Mean pte 6 Se 2 Speciai nf | : ee parations, 3 il bus ness tranga: MUSICAT-~-Lowell Putnam. expert teacher vio'in, Inst ramets (pur pri es will eatiafyr rou; cash veara old, aise drivin¥ herse and delivery horse; 1a Kelle j : evervimnlyv. with thelr friends desire to correspond with young gents: jollv «ils ex wrien ne ee ie ' ~~ nd real “s MISSES . pon . eed, hey Hes, lost af absent mandolin, guitar, banjo; largest city experlence; or time > A Fleld p iano Co... 1108 Olive et. a furniture ear and team. 2421 Diekeon st, Belte Zod SS Jefferson as promi tion ) gee APE phy mace Prresjins, Mee mse ge fap a en ae as : gp eRe mig bos on | cnerruments loamed free, 200 Iee Gale af exchange. s , end ley, Pest ] isgrat: ti Alaenttafi A ! ’ lle Teonati av. WE TH l, have a few Mason & Hamlin lor and ‘a ? od ( ePlae where emer tal’ . invi? ed: ferns i] ‘ rre*dieae > , ‘ ur lost | ermail ehureh organs that we mina! ac} to make ' Treom, absolute factory coat; take your choice: cash or time. ©. A. Field Piano Co., 1106 preferced: oli jer t, IMAPimMeny. Ail. L oniv nr'vate reliable tineorperated heme; those ‘@ i ou desire MN reasonable: will take one to we tA S008 Olive st. | es nenile converted into stan MUSICAL—A proficlent teacher desires a few more Ulive «at "542 North Market at om : ; : tie advertising: as a teacher of dancing. T possess | MATRIQGONY A. refined widow, 40.) worth $35 . “t ts ° > —* “ } - or. ‘ i » if ’ wur:r epubie MmCloOn pels ‘ S () : ; " ‘ . HORSES For sale, four horses; will sell cheat. henee, Htth ads. bring me big business QO, pearly all in money, will marry gentleman DR MARY ARTHUR. spectalist: ladtes’ private | | desire - en eer LEPEDEARs, CHRP TERE 99 a eg for Blane vor oa ben Womueae ont (‘all at farm vard, High and ‘i kallon sts ' [raf Adams, academy and residence ine of 8 with teaas; give age and particulars, he bome during confirement: trained nurses fr at- CALI ON THIS GIFTED MAN urday. 2644 Washin aa av aipy ; ar ——) ° : — . mato, bas (live at.: always open, Including Sun agents Ad. N &, Post-Dispatet. tendance; hest of medical attention: treata irreg- And , . settee y os } ‘ ipl r eae d . —_ : $55 WILL buy a very choice ‘Steinway a na HORSER For sale. three teams, with good hanul- ; established S78; terms, &5 if profes yy - 7 ro At , ularities; guarantee success or no charge; Infante bulde® het mre ee a eee nee MUSICAT,-Wanted, good clarionet and viola pliay- atand plano in excellent condit! on, pn a = 2 ing: owner leaving the city. Ad. L. 1, Post Dis sionals are net burred, please enter iny pame in MAT ego A Wwe oe hice oa a mo ® Sn tag adopted; write or call. 2007 Morgan st. Kinluch Son Lut “RS “10 a. m >7 Pp. m DAILY AND rehearse with orchestra Call pn. @ cor and cover, at ’ — mate larmeciig ers’ eontes : here, sire the attentions of refined gentietian 9°11. ee: to 4 : 4 . ‘ ‘ ; peas ; : ve a ae 3 a. = pnt neti aap . - - ateimontalls inclined Ad. Nell and Margaret lg : SUNDAY. “ee a Herts: aon evening, or address KIFSELHORST PIANO CO., , HORSE For sale, gentle ead 19 ee ® also — MISS HARDY, select aeacemny classes Tuesday Mizzeouri, general delivery, St. Louts, Me EVERY M AN. mares of single, should not fall -_ oS, Tum epated ? ; V14 Olive ef. w "hie ; 7 ; ts pa & ; ae vo? ioe : ; : - - the : ' > . ton : , > als “4 be W - _ 7 . ‘ : o o - In property which oh ah th ademie As - set ! oa i Sal tg BA a “y PROF w. J sf ARTTN atruetion: meodern methods: reusobable rates: lic; only reliable houses ean etand the teat of ; i ciae’i ae , . ty . ees 6 he ' . 4 A MMLISSIe . Cia Ai nN i t 1 ‘ | ¢ r ‘ite Minny , ? 4 ra “9% ‘ HORSKE Per sale, combination saddle. a: -! + gpm “hale naavate 1 oo Interest charged May. Stern & Co., southeast | tien Call and «ee the nou telitus neue aaa ae [SEND 2he for Prof. Tre Honer'’s self teaching dapne- rein “tb, ject, muarritieny. Ad. it 0, z to directions, willl make you look 10 vears hi / Ba ornery 1th and Clive sfs Smith, Mfr... Del’ cilive wt A FE. Whitaker mgr. oe unger in a month: send lte for samples of A. oy ‘ : ; x i ; Aire. ates MUSICAL Violin, mandy 7 are and plano $125 WILL boy a handsome Chickering piano with HORSE For aale, cheap, ene dight, gentle celit _ ing instructor and call book 2827 Olive _* DPrcomt Doi spent ; ¥ ‘ach. Address Lock Box 27, Topeka, Kan. i) \ f ladr i : ; . taught at your heme. Rabluwnp, liz ato) and cover at the | | Cuvee & KIESELHORST PIANO Oo, ery horse 47°02 Maltitt ay : ae MATRIMONY. Wanted, the acquaintance of HOonmSF. Uy re a ey \ seach gig tg ee ALL THE DANCES TAUGHT FOR $3, 10. | means ike ; nor aterke fo InP mrving A get ‘fr cdietres« from delared menatruation | ‘ 2s “+, Gites Gann Wor orsae. i); picase lernag of nal cond family and of eterling irant positive relief with French Presecrip- | a ' y “ : i must be eld. Luxemburg «Me. Prof. De Honer will teach the waltz and tho. conithiiaas aca - va - ddle age preferred. Ad on 7857; send for particulara and testimontals, H ~ MUSICAL Piano tuning: ne boy work, Put artista | —— —__ wath Nem Biews Kriek) ard. Step perfeet . In strictly private lessons, for $5 UF ' I’ ted pagent teat ° enclosing 2 stamps. Mwe suillaume . ne . ; With years of factory experience, prices ges rea- 2s ¢ . ws } +? . cm?’ PISpeni i ‘ ‘ b - . ni} ° lie Gul auld , (ral Veslon, . ti t} I r I ps 7 P g F ‘i : 3 to all entering this Week. Fach lesson re elves Tex g . ' ‘ j ’ i ae sBonabie as others, Shattliuger Piano aud Music }3 ,¢ r€ r Y NA “NX N I ED. Mr LE ror sale one good mule; $10; have no use| the professer’s entire attention, with muste an Cutter would like acquaintance of , | = i | ena shares for same 485 PFaston as lady assistant (or wil'!l sell a fubl term of three CT * on power machine, matrimontally LADIES in ouble will not regret calling on Mre, , \ ees RET : . ' and a goed lt oe will Due 2 fine. . » d months In classes for $3.00 and willl ruarantes ' ) Hi 4 Jom! Lrinpate bh Hollen est ferns lied N. 0th at ine MUSICAL--Piano tuning and Tepairing by ehperts high rade prane, that aelle for $m). will send MULE For sale, cheap. large work mule, of WIL] aaen rou all the jatest) and oinsiins yw ee dle ;' me vate ‘* at reasonable prices; drop us a poatal, Shat- ; Plane te sour heme on trial, and If net satiefac- ULE For sale. | pi te er, Brert y at ; | 4 ar 7. s: LAIIES Your bust enlarged & inches: failure tm- Y 1 . ie ' . tinge? Piano and Musle (o., FII4 Ollve at tury, Will remore tf and it will cost you netbing nke a: vantage ‘ ¢ t hie-ne® pris ‘ MI ‘ | RIMaNY A gre natures da. reepecta 1e, Th “ by] . ha muless: Sit ‘ aah x) Inrahtee pre ? hi? j bef ; ; - tw teat hi Addreas kr. s Perel Diepatech business gentleman, free Leonard Medicine Co.. Kansas Cites. Kan it i) Wf 3 P Mi'stcAlL—Kranich & Ka’ liane: Thera ta pum TL itively no plano tte - 4] in aetion and tune; GiOKhSE Can be bought cheap a perfect business he ato my private lesson academy, US27 : ooking 7 young ————— er family mare; thoroughly city broke, 4318 | Street. Private lessons day or evening .! jeoum, wight © ff. I in, Weg / ' WH ' . West Helle. teach sou te dane quicker and better 1 : ol! i elise Lroan hair, nice teeth el LADIES Free, harmiess monthly regulator; cannot i a At *AsV tering or cash Suattinger Plino and Mu- r me Other teacher io tbe city, and in order ‘ iealt educated, well commerncte qd, truve led, 11)! fal} \Ire It Rowan, Milwauke -. Wis. Le ao | (‘o., L114 dhiive st. ldnos With Many Tones Monee. WT Por sale, horse, wagon aud har ty the public my asupertor ability, ay tom). me do babits. bas $2200 In cash and mue! . , “ey , a ’ ness, coal yard and contents, $74). “ul branuk SLinhiae to any dancing teacher in St i , it. desires the acquaintance of an Fe | LADIES our menthiy regniaters absolutely sure; 7, MU SICAL.-The Nightingale guitars have a dounle Piane dealers charge vou double: $10 parments cau dance the waltz of two step as well or teach ' pre poss rar rs young Ink ir mmlho telat bere LON, Jenkins Speclaity 7. brik lee Cn rt, ‘a f . eounding bow md. ‘That ta the TeASCLH they ATs mo | * DOW piace, from £12 th)? niy p ano bar - f some means, | no : ’ BO phere rful in tone; bring yours In and se the , are at Crawford's. Washington av. aod difference Shattinger Viano and Miugic Ce., HORSE For sale. fine tron gray horse, Call at | DANCING -An article of merit requires but { ' ' Will sell for $30 of exchange for phonograph of “President firant, fume value. 165A Koapp st., upstairs. resident Hayes, l’resident ¢isarfleld MUSICAL A call to our piano @epartment will eon- Peesident Aethe vinee vou that we can sell a high grade ot | President Harrison a bargain 485 baston av. resident @lewelanid, Preaident MeKinles, RE lin ay - them as quick as IT can. I will alae pay $200.00 to has never replied to @ yp Tsonal HORAK, EM For eae, borse. harness, $12; of | any teacher who ce ' ‘ » . “ . ied ‘ 2 P an furniah a scholar that can who would. if silte:|, join in the following: (su ' —*P 4} _—— ‘1 « * will trade for small one an Curr at dance as well as mine Call 2827 Olive st. New York. put in several weeke etudying 4@ | - a” tcedo 7. pet 4 di i so ae 1114 Olive at 9 hha ‘ ’ hi = = = . ~ - bargains in uprights HIORS}!: NN ANT E ID. ry HORSES Sellin Red seine of n horwea : very re y VWittle “‘seoctets sketch’ for the vaudeville : 3 : : Wy = . Pm oe WE MEAN BUSINESS. _ tage. then cuter the business and go on the) LADIES My regulators never fall; trial box 1c, rs r eer a a vt a tomeaill aise. 1% ge tend, Mrs. A. Price, 100 Sta. P.. Philadelphia « « hogany largest. size S165. ea ree, very tine, A geod horse, in trade fur a fine new plano, Aé- 2: , : iF ‘tress trees It 6. I L’vomt Thin poate bh entie B-veer-cid bereae, aterm bu - 3 ehen . ' om “bag Highest references given aud ex|» matrimony. Address Mr. M. A. Geanlinag, " . ) $5, 37! $~, Shattinger Piano and Music work horses: cow, saddle, old barness; residence. And { . ‘ ; eo l’ine =! « ni nh making fle ellowing proposit on : 38 geet. . ; @ 47. Hannibal. M ik ai » Pruj t ! Peviilelem, aleier- | . at E : Srnit! Me 1012 Glts ? 1 Haines hie. maquare plain hoeree, wagenu and harness; measures and Heense; atukehowder, te be put up as a prize, and enact MATRIMONY Gientleman, 28, wishes to make the REMOTE LF e., ‘, annibal, 0 nee s apd renoves-all obstructions that may a Whitake ms M ny . Je xy » ida }) Sunnerm & 4% a er cheap 14) S Sd «wt an ae party emering the oe will , acquaintance of Voung lady or widow net over MIDWIFE — Rew tres during confinement home ess and en ess she tes yeu — : a - co j 1 sotatnt telane "ies Gu aeateatt on . -onegs 0 one quired Co put Up the sate Minne The eondithens yoy with means: ebfject, matrimony = hiress F ne > Oud ary le . 74Nn . ‘ Heht S. Fit. Per sale, almost new phaeton. | master that enters the contest the dancing young Jadies; object, matrimony Ad. M oS, 48 possessed this won ae KIESELIUORW Ul ANO 4) 5. % Cor. 1th ane hive os oa. ‘och en haway carriage, cuttunder | master that proves himeself * mest graceful Post Dispatel. MRS. DR. HOWAN receives before and during | derful power, thi tae rat, mines ehildhowd aig O14 Olive et Ss catipeiag as \ . ner sme ' _ - la ee ; ‘ . : ” = ~ . - . » nasi SERGE oF dancer, shwwa the steps in ft! piainest manner, = . i . re itr confinement. a mes for in fante ae a sired, call of ‘ . 2 _ aS ores ating back three ~ c . ; ‘2 I [ ) > } v.* C IN yp. * IR ] ) ‘aa : tr , > ” . a MATRIMONY Young lady, stranger in city, write: atrictiv confidential 221% tolive + ie e oU lr ntr , 5 eu ‘ STORM BUGGIES. surreys. park wagons, grocer count the time to the time of the musk te Id ke to meet elderiy gentleman of means; ut you meet R tnning and tepsir department ia the moat baker, butcher, laundry, milk, peddier. furniture | °8!! te Agures the Giperent square daaces jn shbert atri ny ad. 073, Post-D Spateh “IT MES. L. HOTSON, ladies’ pricate heme arin ena il pug, ' in the react cmmplete In the West: planes tuned, repatred and | May be the highest priced plano on the market, and light advertising wagons: also a light track proper time, and te the muele, and the one show- Object, ta aie . yn . , om confinement: alselt teetion 7 at ewe | ¥ a ' } w. Tare rebullt; @ city tuners: all experienced men; fea- but $f emeelin all of het pianos iu every respect. fog amd dancing the largest number ef dances to MATRIMONY sapectable lady of 20 deaires ac eured meother!s ; . eolarits oe | ‘tite « Sle] eit at ‘dh or @onablie charges: “Mork gnaranteed as el a at (hes. Adam's llano l‘arlore, 22% } RIESELIZONST PIANO ©4)., Jereteonh Ay O14 Olive at. | epring stake wagon John Tobinka. 14068 SN. Tth is eu ; - 9 ee en TAT en the Winther ne ceoolitest Ta» TAK + auaintance of lueodieald alvie gentle nan. (se rinal- nteed of me « rrees far t pelertete inf: ’ "i BU RREY, Ene For sale, eurrey aud harness; 835; | place iu private And the Judges selected to te } ae Tican prefe = vbjevt, matrimony Ad. D Hon free: larli« nie Cal er . must sell aAZ2 (aage wt professional dancing Masters, as they are the hi. Post -Dispatel sign on seeond dew - and 22S Olive at M. n AVENPOR l. OUR SALE last week of Ptore re Ayia MEDICAL. » + sv. e a | ae aw mr: oOased vw our Mr. Merrill at iow 7p . , aet “was 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. ~ . “a * ; le ceri pe fent persons tir Jucdge in mn eontest of - Bt RREY For sale. 1 family surres in od a : , a ¢ » “lncate , Rod mn this Kine New, the not-alr people whe have been MATRIMONY Young man. age 30, well edu ated, MRS. DR. CALIANAN treats all dis. and trregzy- n erat access) We nti have lee a dvozep | Keeel bargama le fee them tt " a |e % [rIF SASH Cured myeelf; will eeng iti ” . hd ee - > . . , . > —_— eo Saat ier we: an be seen at auy time wt using the Redvertising colu;ns of he FPomt Jets growl Appearan ‘., would Ifke to tneet Joung Ay larities anc easfully: loweat termes. 2325 Market ” pateh for the Inst week, step to front with or Widew; object, matrimeny. Ad. K 57, aan ~ OLD DR. WARD, 150% Washington av. Lady or all voyan KIESELUORMT iA No OO.» _ DIRS aS Ce ae ae Vl ive as \e " - } TF. “AM. ot be Po eale team and large furniture et ee a. anid wr lenter inte An agreene mm Dispatch ; ‘ ' =e 2 ’ M : . . fitherwise, ose ur ; * Pu peotD} Eee i . : = ent { rouble from any cnuse, Cali OF Write: & es. Apply 4153 Fanton av. Come Sunday eaten remdemios a comin ‘ pupils t MATRIMONY Wanted, young gentlemen corre. eave’ aperience "guarantee reanlts. 1 PARTY WAGON. 850 willl bur park wag: ‘ “one , rv flotent dancing mint > ee spondents by young lady of 10; object, matrimony. : ; N p LM ST,. AK with money wanted to push plate - tometer" ' Dass ar dition. 3420 st. Vincent aN pies tog ©. The Mavic avademics are .: ‘nenttet A. M. Annesley, Little Rock, Ark SEB ines Be per dozen Mautelios, 16:7 N, A 2 A : ims chonle, Que, AG. 5 ee iMepaten, : : a: eae rellebie ” Sone aoe ten 4 Mi ahbloaad ted of S SdgRa goT core and Park ’ . reds MATRIMONY Marry Sealed list of interesting i 2126— OL V= Ss rT. —212?6 Pi.A Neos ber ante If blisner avr) ren? sen: ' aeltutnp fi« particu.ara w AGOUN For sale. gol top peddler's wagon, horse Phursdave, Tecentions every Miurs lay evening roposale, 2e> many wealths Taliiar, Box S11, 1 ST T . Rr “s I om : ne ern "yf Distinet : , eeebrated Ivers & Pond pian vt hae a’ tf ) lettee by returu mail yg harness, $40: sell horee for $12 1407 Bid Nerthwestern Hall, corner of Etilot and St Seernae Cole - Ab troole home remedy; ps ive! mid tg , Toy ant, a pout ur sIDg A 8- PrAN ‘° ; hab t hei ee? Philade:ppla, © et. aves Wisine «lave and Fridays receptions ° i ae ak. ae fat & 1) OF, ‘antic 2 : ‘ brat i liuve “al rer, i yur will ‘) ; aAle wyeriggh pon i Ww, ; " ‘ . ‘ he? ‘ime ry i ’ i j . i ‘ . . " ; — ‘ " . , é x . ° ¢ ma, mat: ‘ We I thi of ’ ’ Zz Teiiactee " . (LL@AL for « «? ii “ Por Layt Manhood, ° iS cee _ evers Wednesday evening For further particulars | MATRIMONY) Wanted, all you ladies uncer 30 to BR. Petaen. Tu r Sout} rryaa! a . we 1 ee we ee reid ae Ww C RE . wart: th on ae Fs cee) pork wagen and! see our representative, Jobn S. King. reom 20 Write; object, matrimeny. Box te, Parker Kan amenable Ores tres “Sy Ulifes overs; in ne 4% ; ‘ ICK U c aM us Betas 7 Rirttere ’ ’ d yy at I lneoln Trust Building. “ here vou nre invited te . q}° > = oe = ‘ 1? *Ti o) er) | bel ‘ ai] ‘ or eale. Kinnl ro? ont? 4 rs ; : im Le . ge Pe wii 5 feriiy - ors w \.F *bTeall and put up veur inmonev and enter Into writ- MATRIMONY A respectable, kind dispestfien ftereff: A. * 48, Peost Delspat: p Fine Vere Mid wal fuirs pf Jife her hfe. G Ni Seti 1 euth, Bioed fo Dincase of Kidneys, Bilad- AW) Por sale, two berse spring truck wagen ton aaerometita teat and Mire. Charlie ” Davi farmer «6 of iy. f Stace jwtis AT ltl he yeterion 7 n “ rx arged Send 12 conte for free BM. Fries, SONS. Mt nt + “ keg af ye it PB teot “HH “ger t ghtow Wart +s 4 Pibrey 1 vs ee ems me “. boi! proved real eatate yr w'ng.e yuuug genOespes. ; . A jifees ¥ re }'eom! Irs; at oo... ROT KR Ownera and Agen The tly ire STORAGE HOUSE Clean, new, for storing house ACUTE, chronic, private compunints 4 a me aeR ent! ¢ | . . 2 aed Taint to will ¢ | bold geomet ete > lowest tusuranece in city, see German American Doctors, 1ege Prank.in nailed : : “Dan's «e ero! . " | i: = Sn is. Sone on sens , | .. ; ‘fore coutracting Selkirk ISOS Chouteau feo n Toun’se ‘ommere' "cy Alt} ’ } , oes tisre ‘ 1 , . sa thes Ce, ' ». the ‘ ‘ r WAN le lawn «f Saran) ard 220 om as Saat tales 00 tong as any oil nthe tna : sap = Se ADVICE FREE. DIVORCES 4 SPECIALTY: LIB- ! 7 ; ‘ g puabmey D , | eam, | : an | : : . = dN 8 Fear oe es al nas paint in the Bima # ace. 4018 Flanedt ; ~— sly STORAGE & wg Ae" hand =" lvvl FRAIL terms qutch, confidential ATTORNEY LADIES | (ot y? Th RET 1s in YTTUON Rev ‘T Sorel 4 atc Gan. wal et uF “ : = ’ ; ' ry A rae “7 Ad \ r eres swith o | : H _ ee , , ‘ ’ er ney at te.epoone ‘ ‘ hey . te office, | pe “poe st ° ~d Boor, opea eveui ngs I I IS T m7 igre ~— eg Hy ve te i : ci : | 3 : | , . - | | | : | : : P o. niervational Hank Christian Pap: ’ . ry r rom 7 ty o'clock. BLL. ake no other Seo « etanip for particu- ‘ iinet ' i tsa ae " ; . M . re wees ry W ANT? Wem cn ti ote bus Tobacco Ca LANG AN & I A Y LOR lare lek Ek. Bos 71S. St. Tau'es Mo : - r : . I : va : _" aie _ . pooperty oes Itri-mcl Way i nee $) re “© for i; Shave a AN & “a2 A oe Ice FRE cuit crit aa aivorce ete esaliniandiiatiieene ? iver ‘ ‘ Mn! 7 , } , ' — ' The 6 ‘ 7 ‘1 pape ‘ea 7" Y ' 1 =. pas ° ; ands bested ‘or three years, ~~ | : atten to promptly an lacreat ,: open even j i eos } ‘ ™ ' i . i 5 rte ee *s agen's Aa se com’ 'mapa't a in DESO A moving, packing and slipping. Phone ings Central Law Kureau, 113 N. Sth et. HAIR GROWER. cankifn 3 ' : | WoONKEY WANTH!I. 62:00 at S per cent en éowe , . ) . the factory ronn property worth $100 for two of tres LODGES. Main 2 ‘7 fa**'t ~* ( ) ' ‘ 7 . i f ; . hair ie falling om K Neots . : , VIGOR remedy makes thin, pale, weak people somes treet ¢ o pachaset 4 , ri : : — SB rnec-ogy ie, pele, PS yagpe answer this a ive ap infalilble remedy PhO ewes bee sa ler t) site 7. to B17 ¥ ' ‘ ‘ years Ad b& Sf eat lhespatecd rine ; Th) txer ow Steer on West SUMMIT IAIMIE No 277, 1 OF © WM. 0), TANGAN & CO. ' fat. roav and strong; cures nerveus debility, pee ad N 12. Poet ate b i ae, So r life Im. ‘*s enjoyment, tuonmth & | * z sti a sae . ragtoed ches ord of ter MONEY WANTED =: e¢ r . } f 7 » ae *? . ib2 ~ : prow ‘y a« prity apie Aa N 10. Post. vo Poem! Dtepeteh If you are al } your a ote, Attention, Yrothbere! On Thurs longs and Treaaes ‘ . dos Tay AND 1s VORGAN ST orien «ot - ” @ + “a> = N at . . ‘ , ae? itt Snitionen a 1S. liam we Cheapest atl tweet storage rerms in the city for ate hi ite $. M ‘' al ‘ . ley . ‘ h * { I ATRYN 4 7 L ra . sa ; ; 7 ci | ere requested to aetena's “ Bas eae rena furniture, planes, household gomls, etc (muah ai! Alr\ “ FE free by abie and reeponalble lawyers who CLAIRVOYANTS. eg ° : eee ee “gle nee ¥ he 3 ) parh ap Saltash ef other lodeee ate aint is thane ey vanoel on eame when deetred, Moving, packlug pra: ie in all eourte, divorees quietly and |: Ww , r Lees. 80 Cents. : tr.) ' “ ai! MON! t. 710 Helland Bidg ° 211 yn. vn @ ‘ advice on al!) fas affaires y oe cam Pan tt) ¥¢ i . : . t tiprat al vseare,. at & [wer eut no CE miaesivas, Be agea ta. her amas “oo Bel Ma! tt Pe J 263. Kio) A FREE cure for private troubles, dischargers, ete MI Lao IS) ‘ a + San ANGE) “ae : ae r oe }: t Tetepaten ; *houes l, , CE cure ! oun . ee. et ' iN Ls? ~ ; i - ¢ 42 : ; we ‘00 — —— elthber een I) Mr te the Woevey Ww wedge 42W f.4 to oF three Bon ' be} f eecurity Ad E 13, Peet Dispated . 3 =A naim : *4 Worde er Lees. 20 Con a. ; edical Co. 107 N Orh ef vive on ai) affaire of life 41 »% batt es ws eo sili ' r : e . . . . ——— —— Al PRIKTING Cheapest place io town, McGill tages GRAY ella the future. ut au io: ae ; i upe = rai bc er —_—— vee Ibs "t mune o gabe 0 gy | When a young men or poung @Woman Bee Rack KYK. eclentiBcally examined free of charge : . . - (‘o . 1110 I! ne at sremdy marri ¢ om, SB. Dreifus, Optician, 1v00 Frenklia av All kinds of household goods find ready = hen erect ms , —- get fu : > 2 BRENTON & (%), high class prtuters., retioverl to MMII ANNA. the beat r feorftune te lief ; ine a ome ‘ . ’ , comes tired of a @ heel and wants te yera when advertised in P.-D. Wants. 518% Washington av Wiset Ms Market st.; ‘Itehed JSS! a — ee ie hoy ae a \ose & Mens square plane. back the greater pert of the money in- ; vested thereon, the ehortest and surest wap Y 5 Many a gal ous : L K T Y UR EYE ser Mg Wat " ogee Pang ~ sehen — “ROOK OF SECRETS," explaine all the mys [sre ROSCOE, the great fortune teller, Si® - 2 oohtalpes *.. ‘ rris pone n 4323 CMipeway ot = oh it daily urteen words | teries of life; rigtions: fully Cienasated: many isth et., between Franklin and Morgan, 25. Sieknees. ome prive, Bh conte PI we le to advertise the wheel fer gale o fue or lees ® cents. The nearest drug wares s valuable ene man aD — | hs aip TANG WANTHD—1) a ano nat be cheap ties xemined “Gees ) needs it: "it Ga price 8 MRS. THOMAS, 1448 O'Fallon, card reader; ladies J JESSIE MAIER, medium, gives developing low for cash, state caw ave Dieveicd Waals cnet maa ae Nesarne | & Post: Diapetch branca ofice, “ : Address cago, DA, ad, only, every Muaday, 2 tu 4p. wm. 2d85 Eastun av, paich, .. --— ——-—-_ wat, « ~~ oe te - > * = De Se ee + nods J Sle ee ee Ne ee ee
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a —=— es , ~ ores avd basement; 1220 Dolman st.. meomes and bath; all com, 32 ¢ ‘Way S222 Morgan, & reons: all conventlences ling 1432 Mississippi av., & rooms; all cenv erated Ling ag N. (rend av., & roome, all conv W212 N. Sarah at., S rootus S408 Chestnut #t.. & rouse BUM; harkton av... BB metus, furnace 1102 and 1104 Cheuteau as., 10 rooms OYTZ Cote Britiiant: furnace . (AMS Cote KBriliiaute av., 7 rooms; furnace MH Earton, 6 foots, bath Khady Side, Webster Ciroges Livw Dolman «t., S rennin 1 SS. Voth, OO rons mm SS Twentieth, 6 1444 Temple pl, 9 reoonis 772i N. 14th: 10 latye reoms G.uiv Cote Krililante av, 6 neous 819 N. Sixth st 8024 Vine Grove av, & rooms ..... Om , (room brick es sbes ; ; ' o» gsrle G Treotisa “ F Ninth > Pemoelias — revels . ) Tepvir; Broadway, we well rials ANI Tims, > smodti rear . 4 ANI) VCPORY BUILDINGS, pov arid J " 4 tors Washineten, ¢ S. . ‘° re T" fl; ihe , . : . ding, roome sry) aaecinernit nev $ steri loraddelinngs bel ay s-stors 24 Nt 1010 Olive «at ete store read j yen eee 2.4m 1.) , Lam J ies; exo... torfes and ba-ement; bos () rowlia: . po large storer Pupiichitng upper ss warehots bullding 3 Washlugton, N\. Second ren N. Broadway, 4 ~ an bircwsel ata NW. Siath aestors 2212-18 Washing li N hishth st giwmw!) Daserna@ut a ee ? } ‘ri Sapa) ms as —_- med rewoliis ee ee floor oniv: and ar? si? is TS KOOMS. mer two boflers. Say N 42462 Me Dilton 42k} - mo West 4441 Weet Lie Lae, 4054 Cook ay BOIA tilive : 3840 Windsor Ra ——o ie > % 410hIA Cook, * AMA Ts ine Pit oo Windsor: and RV Cook ay >» Toons, ] 4408A LDeelinar, ‘6 rooms and bath; 42h) West ItelTle j'! _ & rooms, lat S35 Weet Belle, © roomea, let Zi olive, @ rooms, Lst Coor , 707 N. 4th at.. 8 reoms, 3d Raw Lana av., Ad Moor. 14360 Temple: pi., & rus., Ra (tak, 4 reonia, lat BAG (ook av... 4 Toons, hos N. Channing, 6 ruoma, Bry N. Channing, 2d dour 4518 Delmar, 4 fooms, Ist IOI4A and lel A N. Garrison av 2d and Od floors, bath; each 43%) Evans av, 4 rms, bath, Ist foor.. M16 N. Lavee, 2-story SA Jefferson av., © roows, Jd and Ske Olive at... Sx ws »e ree ; ] 1184 Vandeventer as Pourteenth 8 fo ms, 416% Delmar av, stete . bath, rwl_e, Ste) Faston av 4725 Mafiitt, 4 meems; let floor 42343 Manchester Bis Teecuat, 4 Peomes, ist Noor 1014 N. Otieh af... $644 Pivane ay., 4 remotes, OTA Market, steteroom 45) bivanes av, 4) Preaerns, Franklin av., #t: 19 S. 6th, 4 rooms, Yd floc: Franklin ayv.. store 15 8. lsto, & Tooims, lat Vine e#t., ahop: will repair. Sowa Faston ar., 6 rooms: Franklin ayv.. stare a 6 ~ 4215.. Reoadt: iv, 12 @dhiee, itd wid Pine, storeroom: RrowdlWwav, stere SOS Vine st., oN) Washington, 4510 barton, store 132vu — 2 stories (key Ow x 12th 4116) Cemok avi. store ‘ea 4:46) Cook av... large atore gino 214 Cormpmercial alley: @-stery | wed N. Bligh et., store , 4a N, Dhigeh af., store loli N. Garrison ay 114 Lacas av, atore int Olive, safore, 707 N. 4th et., liner N. Jith at, 111% N Vandeventer. liarht floor sad $ fou store stiutele vl rooms and 4 recta — }114 NX. . et., ®loreToghlt eoTner.. blag floor pate a +42 Int flocr: furnac e. fleor, key Ah), lat floor, bath... 2d tluor, bath *,? wien stat: anid building... sfore, B50 room attire SnzA kauston, © rooms, 2d W. Finney av store: key ‘at W2S N. PFoutteenth «t., 3 rooms Ist floor. . Wlive: one-half etureroom O30 N. Fourteenth «t., 3 mearnms;: Iet floor. Prairie: av stor VIISA N. V Pade venter 6 roows, 24 floor.... Morgan st.. store ISA Cole mo st., % remorse, Sel 7 N. @th et.. stare. TIS Coleman et. % rooms, tet floor. N. 11th, store Bl4 Lecust, 4 rooms, Yd floor cevecece 17 Channing, store 2221 Walnut af. 4 rooms, Ist floor ..... llth at.. S12 N. Channing, 4 reome, Ist floor. . N. Channine, R324 Lawcust, 4rme.. Ist and wd firs., a: Channing, store S220 Lawust, 4 rooms, Ist floor Wash st.. store 244) Prairie av, 4 rooms, 2d floor \. Vandeventer. WS SS. Beaumont, 4 reooma, Ui Wael at.. store 2008 Morgan, 3 reoms, Ist floor; colored, i2th et., atore 4005 A Suburban. 3 roome, 2d floor: ‘“bth «f.. sfore ; ais A Morgan st., 3 reeomes, 054 Kaston av, bow ing alley ae en S12 N. Channing av OFFICES—SINGLED OR EN SUITE. MeN Channing, rear, Columbia Boliding., Sth and Locust ats. wee Walnut, 4 remotes Rialio Buidiog. 4th and Olfve ats 2228 Walnut 4 roves Republic Building T0868 Olive” st . Channing, 4 weg me t¥ Exchange trowdwar and ¢ Cote Brilliante, Gay ikding., 3a and Line sta mis BSLS 2515 Adams #t., & _Stumpt sabes S05 West Bi > -s ] RINT Lucas, 4r. 29. ¥i 716 S Bway, Br 18 144112 Warhington p! wit Newstead, %r ONT SS Jeilereon, Tewore 2 N. Brosdwas, 2 room eotiee ; rwy F. PARKER REAL ESTATE c0.. 617 CHESTNUT STREET. LW ELLINGS. Prairie ev. f-rim Lineolu av, 6 Morgan «tf « la iede av, & house pare | | new. Olive wt. lo ation. .$25 1.17 0 919% Sallebarr, , qed Olive, 4r, 7th and Wash, S215 Magarine. 27 At cowl g bath ~~ _ 1258 8 Bway. rms neon.¢ N (irand, inot.. 4& Sr fat, all eon $15, $16, 126 Soulard, roome 2au7T N. loth, 4r. tm Vandeventer cous 18 4128 emo 4511 Bias m cottage si, Oiiwe. rm story. 7s W aet. S. ¢. cor Cottage aad Warne. estore & & rene anew tw 48 | DWELLINGS FOR RENT. 14 Words or Less, John Maguire MOFFETT##RiKCKScUS REALESTATECO. }»&»& " i 107 N. EICHTH STREET. DWELLINGS uy 14 rena, 10 Tooms: furnace 3 Femornis, «weenyvs lw remorse: urner. ..- : 1) rooms, ball and teath Mette av... 10 rooms: detached Sippel av., lw roums, detached [le avy 1) rooms: deta hed ent ay S Tinos eonve.. 10 rooms; bath. . 10) ross: conve miemeows.. la gweld order. nv, SS reoms, onvellences rooms, ball and bath ! . Ss Proms math lit. - Seventh at _ Je rewomea, hall; 121 3 M stissippl av., S rooms, bath, : r v.. 10 tneoems DWELLINGS FOR RENT. 14 W: 20 Cents rds or lesa, ‘s> (en's »~ Tate] jst iwrizght Bulding ! or fio! "ab te "4% qn 45> U0) mi, 2°42 Washington bath 4,10) @illive S812 Laeust mt... at., Ri. Timrliis, eouss et: Us ‘nin st... S&S feo : my > sod — ; Ltiack @otiles MIN NS. 18tia 14 NS. Bars “704 Llenrietta ] 45510 Certo Aitthee fC cot tinue eli ergy! GOV1T Denuevivania tH ' inf s : 1M, Biddle ir «st sl $lity GC tlive ! O11 Isarr ett ae ‘. & rooms; ' binvirett os le $ reweins; 191% Hickory st., loor, f rooms, 1625 Franklin av., rooms. . bath, ete bath bath... Mog miyvy rire - M tail iv. IT, MemrTon A ®@LATS FOR RENT. ¥e Words or Less. “O Cente. nedern flat; rent reduced: fi. -? J lemme t I'he parks 414A ‘hina ! slate ras Tigg. le he am +s tures Water li ter and lines OTTO WEBER, De Menil Room pass | _SEASONABLE FLATS. HS444 ith av... 6 rooms, furnace, forts Window shades YALA tibltesua av, G furnace; «om pretely fixtured 138 KRiackstone av... 4 Keya and partioulars of DYAS ny ON FOR RENT FLATS. ets, large attie Dive Hide Jant- A £0 OO lia reons, sn, «md mms and bath 1”) Uy Ninth &f. or G. WATTS, 005 o! ‘FLAT FOR RENT. I it. Lath, ef newly FARRELLY ('heattinft «? furnace: thew MB Poon, 715 Taecust st TO LET FOR PUSINESS PURPOSES. 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cents. FOR RENT. NEW BUILDINC, 709-711 Pine st.—all or part of it Apply to Rutledge & Kilpatrick Realty Co., 717 Chestnut Street. MANUFACTURERS | AND JOBEERS ’ wo Ove and -BAGGOT & HALEY, 1000 Chestaut St. FOR RENT. 414-416 N. Broadway, the 5-story building now occupied by Ringen Stove Co.; possession April 1, 1900. For particulars see GIRALDIN BROS. & CATES, 110 N. 8th st. ‘SALOON. | - ' ‘ riii’s - hI RY & SA ‘S. BROADWAY. — b+ ar Voile te Jeomntin b Fevir gts iding. 1%, (mm f MAYL lI. REALTY Co hw ON 806 N. MAIN ST. : og "sa i” e jane ON 1th foe? Large sn et HAY DEL Pa _ FOR RENT. i ron Weil iigliitersd Wisi Fent tu re “Fries th KERRY & SON 1958 WYOMING, Wi feconsin soto wild ‘ , ' re’ ; 1 anry. a2 reome, ing Byres iway 10:2", GW Tet RoskNTAUM- HACSOCHULLIB RB } +) ate ‘\ } ’ wiWwar®r VERY CHEAP OFFICES Kc t ; bweet orner e'ealin Peat, conve llepces, Alien I 7 > FARMS WANTED. 14 sOW 's or Lawn Jt? ¢ entea FARM WANTED-T> bur. 4 eet &@ tea, Near »" lett. g.vost & N Mitchell, 416 lowe at. far mi ta 4 Ad. L cbeap. 7 . 6 tn -¥ = ee AUCTION! ‘AUCTION BROADWAY BUSINESS PROPERTY AT TRUSTEE’S SALE. Ii North B fire grander than ever. ke a Phoenix, roadway rise from the li North Broad- Trustee's Sale at 1] ¢ MT] ‘ The property, improved, lo and 9 way, with 48x12 feet, will be sold at the east front door of the Court House NEXT ieee FEBRUARY 14, 1900. This “y? Al sa Rare Chance. FOR SALE. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE OFFICE BUILDING, Nos. 110 and 112 North Eighth LOT 40x127.6. Well Rented. bth St. Te aa. FF Street. Good GIRALDIN BROS. & CATES, 110 N | IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. 14 Words or Leas @) Cente. FOR SALE—ONLY $2,300. rae ait) ) ee eption hall 27.1). non Tesident; improvements. FOR LEASE. 14 Words or Le ‘se, °0 Cents. FOR LEASE. DESIRABLE FACTORY ‘SITE. Mag vm Southeast corner Sth me Park at . to ell ut ‘acsl me meal pared to alter ar ler} lei thi] crtie , I ; ; ae “yar X\ facturing sjuare feet a Byuure Leet, Pes near Porte heel: clear. lot ISTATE €O, Fighth et FOR SALE—REDUCED TO 8650. fine Aroom frame dwelling: lot 25107. O8 to al- st th les Wery ensy terms, 4240 av. near Fair ‘ot 1s.04i0 ‘ ’ wirt) win GIRALDIN ROS & ¢ llw R (; ————— - — IMPROVED PRUPERTY FOR SALE. 14 Worda or Less 20 Cents ESTATE €O., OT N. Eighth et. is MoriN MAGUIRE REAT Eod for sale; loet-Die - fat in West qe The . 7 ‘« , ‘”* a ‘ \y Ad & ‘4, } $100.00 CASH WILL BUY Al»: HESS Home With $20 a Month Ween) within 30 daye; conrentence; eres Hor. wel} every Chwiper, liitiat atience: offs r aA k or ati ler " ba. gain. I816 8, 12th et, rv inetiee in front; 3-stuory Se) per poonth Site sh rf ies bue? male ‘ " S| 1éte, chomole erthse 8 bets’ o mf luding Interest Compte lve helberger ane jtat af ; | ‘nr side on VI inia : . ‘ foryv pee }leot s] With GO rooms, leanmdsv an ed) ea wer : r with a one or two fanmlll bvdrant r ; Woetes lot Land2o fe LEVEE Lene! ai? “pep Wel Sn oeTh ele {x $2250 llere ts rered to pourre! are Areom brh ‘k house, hot and cold Apply at baer i wudlern ‘ ote? r) ’ «eet In West takes it. COVE T AC, ‘ ‘hance, of bon thi easy Ad le Sit witl fae 819 4, MOUSE S118 Cleveland ae i. i nit! , Thats, Seven: farin | }ieel sb Kot annie tiieviern eight coom house: rece p- bali, all nprevetmenta, [teh weet: wll eel 1a }° for ‘ nah Ad. q? | 1.’ Josvmet Diimpa tet, Poni 7 aa alone.) ic” itike ever mile nh jt lise lovelr. 10 rowmea, 2 LAVE & SONS. j’ Inenev > tiie shh is poked, per (TIAS. FL Venabd., G24 Chestnut 2 teeta Bale eat hy lest KMutger ef S reeme, closet pet FOR SALE. ne gmer 8 A Bargain | ea eS 14 Words or Lesa. 20 Cente. ~. WEST HORTON PLACE. a gh. healthy lo ation: city water end sewer; electric «ar ibe, De ‘ity taxes: no epecial t eee hots for wmle on teris (‘all or write fur pla second e's ed tu s. oe fret, W Papin and ‘Twenty ding ta bie mm 5 wt ; S nol be? , ; stad Ar Rutledge & Kilpatrick Realty Co., ' 717 Chestnut Street. mice Ted i high enmey R FEF. (@, Chestnut st MinREP TDARTNAGHE SL, 118 res o* ior has Kixnl Tess for @riling opr all day - j ,Os ’ muses, oF mj ifess VEE Ve patel Rist : honee ing, ‘ei 1 é ; an : , "he Ss uM. item et« re? ren ENCE —_ > = Improve! @8 Bere tte owhber, tiake me offer oo o eash and reasons’e« tim frat 1a ‘ ‘ rnd oree. Ww 1. &), Post Diepa: “ piel Sk, For e@sle brick vetmepgtss Prauk ia av, — FARMS FOR RENT. 14 Word lees, 2° Cente. * . ans! Pen red se? ad Jveepn Liucecs, Son Vateoce ed, 6. Loula, “ot rerme ? —_ i'vet Dtepatch. Per sate Ad het <F & valgain. lot 26alev, w/, u 2 “a ’ as batten Nt ” ere _ YT, ay as ioon~achapipheocllihheaialtitaniaiidmepneandiocapmaptatsbtetnateniimsmaeeanel RE . AN ANNE Nee TED
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7 SUNDAY MORNING —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. 26 —_—_———— SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. 14 Words or Lees, @ Cents. : B ACRES OLE STREET ROAD, $3500. iTe l= = ay of acreage profit This 15 Il am eelling it only 2), miles from land; if any HeEW, CARTAN HEICHTS Chotee hota for sale tin the beautifal, Bew aul Givieion; situated one bieck wWeat of the sity ter minys Manchester urban Patiwow, red ear f.. fare fo Sixth st ts “AON Ti Seerg each: well droine trees will sell cheap, @spertall tiag tee tenbid. estat ost wt | 1 rhoOW Fighth at. terms Jo, leon 148, n Nirk@wered, title Ad > ah box PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FORSALSB 14 words or leas, 20 cents or asle, fine summer fesort, aituatesd om i in lake, Minn a i7-roem hotel, hed % aerea of land, tne pientc and camp 14 geenl fowboats, 1 eteam launeh, pewer, am! I large esallloat: a grr and the best fiahing In the particulars apply to Geeorge BIMMER Risorer eotituds pme mstatijiahes| further Mitun with splen Waeh. ep. Morgan s! three beautiful lots, ter, In ¢ohawville. TDL, nformintion, eal Usel REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 14 Worda or Less, DW Cents. LESIDENCKH WANTE To exchange: ground with nice residence, tn Webater ter residence ja Weer kod: willl pay Ad W 2, Poet Dispateno To Luy. @ frame or brick ent any ol neat railfeme or «ar Ad | MD a! Ldiapeats h or exoclany quitw of Blooe wit : cool da Ble, 4 ares of over or WANTEI? ut 4 =f lee oh CUTTAGh ale Tht) Prerdiis, ‘ nj}? in or sale Jlo , , ‘ A i LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. té Worda or Less, 20 Oconta,. MONEY TO LOAN We at lowest rates real the citv; quick anawer Bunn & Anderson, 719 Chestnut. MONEY TO LOAN. Lowest fo ait of in sums in any loan estate have theonev ta part evr) rates: no delay AIMLE & IE iereea NN r. EB. Co., (Os Chestnut st. MONEY TO LEND. On real estate security at lowest rates L. BS. BE NOIST, GA Burlington Bidg.. 810 Olive et. 5-Per-Cent Money have $1000, $20.0, $2000, §4000, $7000, $5000, $9000, $10,000, §15,- 00, $20,000, $25,000 and $4,000 to loan at 5 pet cent interest, on extra good security; St. Louls eily improved aan estate only KE 1113 Chestout ot. To loan—We $000, $6000, © ELF KY «& Co., «(REAL ESTATE LOANS On city property; quick answer and prompt clos fog eof loan. HAYDEL REALTY OO., 108 N. 7th et. estate at f and 6 lowest rate: reasonable MONEY te on Teal monthly payments; arc aAthonuntes; eharges: alse, building loans, S200 aud upward. Joha Maguire Real Estate Co., 107 N. 8th et. lean ger cent, private party at 6 per sums of $1000 to 810. estate or high» Manhattan enclosed are FE. nelnes 2) horse power Ideal, Pi horse power Ideal, 125 horse power Ideal, 175 hurse power Ideal, ose Ww hee! ‘Tv. Mather limp it. Jenney Live Jt. Fallson to it. T.-H NO Roe hford mot ir. th lt Dynamos W cnald lamps. Teer ry ex * MO It Tall Wo lt. Brueh 1h it Spetry ROSE ELECTRIC Uo. Bell Telephone, 2281A;: Kinloch, S41A. LEADING DENTISTS Full Set of Teeth . Bridgework, per eS $2. 30 Gold Crowns, 22k $2.50 . Silver Fillings . 25c All work guaranteed for 10 years. ositively no pain ig any of our opera- tions. Teeth extracted absolutely witheut pair. DIAMOND DENTAL PARLORS, — 606 OLIVE ST. —Opposite Barr's Street Entrance. CURE YOURSELF ! Use Big G for unnatural) discharges, inflammations, frritations or ulcerations not to etrictare. of mucous membranes. Prevents Contagion. Painless, and not astrin- THE Evaw8 CHemicat Co, set or poisonous. Sold by Drueggista, or sent in plain wrapper, by express, prepaid, for 1., or 3 bottles, $2.75. Mrcular sent on req "iest. WEAK MEN instant Relief. Cure in 15 days. Never returns. 1 will piadiy send to any sufferer in @ plain sealed envelo REE a prescription with full directione for a quick, rivate cure for Lost Manhood, Night Losses, Nervous ebility, Small Weak Part ari a ete. Address G. B, Wright, Music Dealer, "Box 1472, Marshall, Mich DOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAPSULES. (sieet or Unnatural J iscbarges is All d nN. Cures Gonorrhoea, @ few days. Full directions Price, §1.50. sista or mail Ip. DICK & CO... 133 Certre st., SUICIDE DUE TO WORRY. Hiram C. Nelson of Detroit Kills Him- self in Sedalia. to the Post-Dixpateh Mo., Feb. 1%.—Hiram C, Nel- uged 44 years, .unt:] recently agent the Farr & Votey Organ Co, of Detroit, ed sufcide this afternoon by shoot- the rigent temple. He leaves qbliee srl) Nalson had had his necounts with the De- and J. A. Leonard had been ermedeavoring to arrive at a the arent, At a confer- Nelson Sa.yg to Leonard to borrow money ‘would meet Mr. afternoon. The failed to negotlate tal SMDALIA, Spec Son, for eommiti ing himself in “uw Widow and trouble abwout treit conipany here mw Week settlement with ence nrorning that he had and that Leonard cat BuUpposition the loan he SAVED BY A BUCKET BRIGADE. Town of Link Narrowly Escapes De- struction by Fire. Sqecial ort Tispat HANNIBAL, Mo., Feb. 10.—A flre broke out in Link& Son'e grocery at Oakwood to- day and fora whiie it looked as {ff the entira Village would be wiped aut as there ne protection there The eitizens, ever, forme! a bucket brigade and lol i neonfining the flames to ene ing. The building andcecontents were ‘ damaged, but it is thought the insurance Will cover the loss. WANT RURAL MAIL DELIVERY. Hannibal Citizens Pick Out a Route of Forty Miles. ost Dispat. ty Mo... Feb —A held this afternoon in building to arrange for a delivery A committee was lav out a district and this coni- mittee selected) a route to West Ely over the (entraiia road, a dietance of 4) miles. ind will submit a report to the offictals at Was tington. There t. hardly any question but that the report will be favorgtls arid it thouah thy the 3 lished at comes farme: yiants the St mapers «alaliy, this ro a’clock is that he expected to the eh is ta the ]° HANNIBAL, Heer tht if VW aie (soverTnumMment rial wrial! proinitend te = yh nu! 9 eliizens’ the ru- litie Is roe The ceive estal footy 4% Will fie Muar levuis | MAILS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Louisans May Cable To-day to Lorenzo Marquez Beria, Affica, e] 2 on keb ComMmMunicate LarretiBie NI ireglie s tratvsterred ta the m Company will at- eh from time to aurture maisis aot at St Sout . for ose 13. with and il * TN Pyar tthe ast "h avr: \fri nm 3 tre for Sa norints Homeopathic Medical Society. rfor “‘Eve tmrecprathyy Meeting at The paper Seidiitz and Reall read a par Loui t "sa ryapelos Children’s Masquerade. The members of Humboldt Turraveretn Will give thelr third chthiven'’s masquerade, s. raini i, best (featmeut aad is ot. Loo jrris ees Wednesday, Feb. 3. Children only will be allowed to mas PRICES NOT AN INDEX HAD LITTLE SIGNIFICANCE IN THE STOCK MARKET, — —_——— ‘turlug , , . im SURE LIREL TY i Since BEARS COVERING THEIR SHORTS Enormous Loan Expansion a Feature of the Bank Statement That Traders Cannot Understand. 1*.—The movement of Exehbange had littie as operations were to the evening up of con- professional eleme ni continuation of opening, in uf Which the secre to De aes The rally in Statement app Pure of tle Sewing ‘OURL In anticipation of an Pavoratle st; itegnen' hes raliy did Mean Necessarily that the statement cansidered favorable. but simply that eears desired to cover their short tte ts before the [Wo hoildays prertie jing. _ dftere Was rather acute Weakness at times in St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Western Un- lon, Burlington and Sugar. The movement Of prices Was rather errata’, DULL Lihe het changes on the day are amiall #tkd mixed With the majority on the side of losses. The Closing of the market was strong at. .; rally on the short eovering. As a matter of tact opinion on the bank statemen: was confused and perplexed, ‘he enormous joan amazement. In no sinele week dari of last year did the loan expansion In the Week ending len. 4, year, loans were inereased $15,134,400. to the active Noatation of new industri qmmbinations, then in full forces This eom- pares With R21 I52400 increase Wer Jan. 13 loans have $44,495, Om). Cyompured of $35,197 bho in period of Jast > year, and Company thoatation full tide. Tt SURKeSted that some (de accounts which Passed banks to .the newly organized panies during the course of las: 4 now coming back to the banks. There | nothing in the regular course of business or speculation to aecount for the recent great extension in the loan item of the elearing house banks. Returns of bank clear'nges for five days to the Financial show a sharp falling off at the four prin- ‘ipal Kastern cities and inereuses at ( eago and St. Louis in considerable propor- tion, While at New Orleans the {ncrease over last year is nearly 46 per T increase in the South is doubtless due largely to the activity in the cetton mur- ket, aml ts suggestive of the future de- mand upon New York for fumls from that section. But the clearing house returns only serve to perplex the problem of the phenomenal loan expansion of New York banks. The upward movement of prices, found its inception last week in the stocks, broadened out this week so embrace pretty much the whole list: of securities dealt In on the New York Stock Exchange. By the. middle.of the week the advance had apparently reached its culmination, and on Welnesday afternoon the bears succeeded in toppling over the over-extended long account of speculators with insufficlent resources aml a rpeaction- ary tendency supervenedd, The alivance was Viewed with more or lees distrust. owing to the palpable mantpulation, which RocoOmMyNiniedd ft. Professional bull per known to be long o stocKs, were served to the bidding um prices of holdings, in acordance with a well nized principle of tlon among tional operators. FOR CONTEMPT OF THE COURT. A. G. Burrow Was Fined and Then the Judge Grew Lenient. A. G. Burrow of 11% Pine wis fined $10 yesterday arte sentenced to two in jail for contempt of the Circuit Court. Upon payment of all the of the proceeding the jail semtence re- mitted, and ‘Burrow was allowes] xe free. The contempt proceeding grew out « 6uit against Burrow by his brother. Rurrow of the Burrow Art Associatio: 118 Pine street Burrow was former!s terested with brother but terest to the few mont ARY part of the contract of the sale was Burrow should not again engage in same business in the nelghborheod. it fFald, and the contenthon that Burrow did not stand bw his agreement. birt came interested] in the Fisher Art © 11> Pine street. As soon as A. W. Rurrow og his brother was with the Fisher Art Co. he "ype plied for an order restraining Shot from continuing there The basis of the suit of sale, and the ore lee Ww ; Feb. the Stock to-day YORK, or NIGW pri sigenirt larg tris The siaile _ ‘os ‘ANGE ely confined (8 by the realizing the tran la est news ** pote the “aber had Was the quility With Seuth Afri: London market. after the bank t evideul that for short acy ro ut Spite from Vv the murke; ice jbere’ti liti- Tat Was the Coli- s expansion wused ie ; ‘ tri~ K creased lim’re responding speculation Aare ix grosit = telerzraph (*hroniecle by hi- be rent which metal “us to rwols, Ove. their recs profs s- oe ~ ac Sfreet davs Cosi s Was to sod his his latter a DS i= Is Was the contract was granted. A few days later A row went into court and compiained that his brother was net obeying the mandate of the «ourt, and asked that he be cited for contempt. Burrow appeared in court and wus Only werking for the F’sher «: sald he AMNLY re- | In the Withrow . Mamiates Htiel On a s4’ary, and was not interested lirin himself. But Juceee Mrel it Was a casein which the of the eourt must hea respe te] ished him accordingly. Euchre-in New Church Building. The ladies of , tit pun the Sacred Heart Parish Will give a euchre party Tuesday, afternoon and evening In the new building, corner Twenty-tifth. and sity streets. For the afternoon euchre prizez will be a dlamond bracelet and a ten- dollar gold piece, the evening a gent’s and ladies’ ten dollars in gold and fifty prizes will be awarded, other University Association Lectures. The lecture of Wm. 8S. Curtis. ton University, Feb. 14. on Affects Married» Women” line of the subject it and the United Stat. peri of this century, a view of the e} effected by legislation about 1S, View of the more noteworthy Sat that time wi hanes anda re whanges i he pie 1s dq Th Sonnenfeld's will nt Léndauer friends 1. Miss (wra her mm after Mareh “«te qili any und Robert E. McMath Will Speak. R. FE. MeMath wiil ak Monday heb. 12 to members of the Fur- Roard of Tr the subject of Mmuinicipald revenues meeting will he held at the Board's in the Century building, lion, eDe evenina niture ade on "ive roons MR. S SPRAGUE ; SAYS A high standard of quality is always main- ; tained at the I iieatessen For Widows and Orphans. Members of Link Rellef ation wiHtil their annual dress Concordia ¢ Hail Sunday, F 1; proceeds Ww added to the Wi low Orphans’ Weil's concert | furnish the the LM ig yg KiVe “lub i}] bye Fund MmwUsic, =e" Me "he “ned Wili cures wind celts diarrhboes, et ee MARRIAGE | LIVENSES. Fuiv ard Ih te re Raoesetta Burkhart Palward TPiehl Fra M Swaillew Adam lian lawn It Isat] Children teething Sado ki Praotadeos «ler t arr: 7 | Rie hmone A ae Meek a Morrie aon Stoenek log s 4740) Mick 440) MI! ts hy Mtine. English Baby-Rings. new. solid gold, $1.4 e te e« 4i Something Mermod & Jac ’ ~ te US ew natin ) Delmar Avenue and Clasyton Ditaes Company 1.00 St. Louis Croas County Rallway Company 2.00 Midland Street Rallway Company 1D» St. Louts, Qlaston & Creve (neur Rallway Company 487 St. Louis County Street Rallway (om pany G34 Clayton & Forest Park Rallway Company .. 30.000 Union Depot Ratlroad Oonmrpany 22.089 Miesourl Ratlroad Company PO.e4 Lindell Rallway Company 24.0%) National Rallwar OGompany (of Hh ) 9.954 Soutbern Flectriec Ratlway Company. 6,10) Southern Eleetrie Railway Company, 2) St. Lauts Traction Companys SINCE THE ACQUISITION OF suCcH SHARES THE COMPAN” HAS, UNDER THE LAWS OF THE SrATE OF MISSOURI, ACQUIRED BY PUR. CHASE ALL THF. PROPERTY, RIGHTS, FRANCHISES, AND PRIVIL- EGES OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES: Union Depot Ratlroad Company, together with the Grand Avenue Railway Company. Lindell Rathway Company, together with the Miseourl Railroad Company, the Foreet Park. La- and Fourth Street Railway Compatiy, the Compton Heights, Union Depot and Merchants’ Terme he Taylor Avenue Raliway Company, the Vandeventer Avenue Rallroad Comte Rallway Company. GOOD EFFECT, a Total Shares Phares Outatandiag, None Fourth and Pine 5 Capital, ; Surplus and Profits, - OFFICERS: Walsh, President. Jones, Ist Vice-President St. Louis, Mo. $3,000,000 $3,500,000 all tut- hervous- sellers of to Bet Dbiddlig nave Bel has sSteadled The were obliged & tleeinselves, Dieniieenad’ nuw all they Common is that they do not “Hoffman, 24 Vice-Pres. Secretary. 4 . Assistant Secretary. re oct ‘kK v ierling, Tr ust (officer. Nat. W. Pwinge. Superintendent Deposit . he DIRECTORS: Fimer BR. Adame. Willlamason Hacon, loanvid W (‘aruthb. shuWwh het be covered heavily, demand it Was e earlier made cvuid Up Breatly Chetde cital cig ne Muctuauouws Occurring LO wll Kilkeis ate rep esohitinent Femalalig josses Cop Tram trated Wealiaer, ‘aris abd be vig conlrmed from baverprmou. Ta. Urails bere, Dat aS ile News Treto | bee nD fuund Kt nerally Lu XagRerated the pilt gid Now ipe ted. a bllse, ago fi Utes rt tir thre tre first or Ulre We -kK side, but. later deserted the etre tte tia: agaldist Tlie of Safe K at ? Pa we: -? past hel ¥ - clede nal Railroad Company, t pany. the Deimar Avenue and Southern Electric Railroad Company (ass Avenne and Fair Grounds Railway Company. (itizens’ Rallway Company. St. Louis. Clayton and (rere Coeur Lake Railroad Company. St. Louls County Street Rallway Company. St Lonts (ross County Rallroad Company. Midland Street Kallway Campany Jefferson Avenue Rallroad Company. Also the properties operated under the name of Clayton and Forest Park Railway. This mortgage is directly secured by these properties, subject to division- al liens bearing from 5 to 7 per cent interest, amounting to a total of $13,- 980,100, of which $5,003,100 can be retired within the next two years, with an annual saving in interest of 354,623 when seplaces by 4 per cent bonds, and (layton Williams. rijge Jones Harrison | Drummond. Ths. O'Nelllv, M. D “ I> echiatn. follow cttics cnatiges is [rig i . ("gate GRAIN COMPANY, Lou!s, abil -t> «t { Atuiwerp Pree ded daaved Titey giving Leftwich-Fisher 413 Nerchants’ Exchange, St. We have «ilre t Privat. al st Be Like lr «is ly ris points ‘ ‘ if? ‘ primary emavout up Wever, repor for the Week changed ~ : Pewrght lees roms day or MILEAGE. Total mileaze in operation, under construction and authorized aggregates 436.65, embracing the mileage of all the street railway systems of St. Louis, save the St. Louls and Suburban system, If the future acquisition of the last named system be deemed desirable, there has begn a reservation and pro- vision therefor. Under the terms of the mortgage, 33,000,000 of the §8,- ‘-| 900.000 reserved bonds can be used for no other purpose than for taking up $3,000,000 of the bonds of this system. EARNINGS Statements issued by Messrs. Haskins & Sells, Certified Public Accountants, for the year ended June 30, 1800, show that the Companies now united earned, in tl ageregate. while indepe ndently operated, @266,282 21 in excess of all fixed charges, including the on $28,000,000 Of 4 per cent bonds; and also that the Se : Low Tease monthe ended December 31, 189°, showed a surplus of 4 ov charges, imcluding: the interest on this issue of bonds A large amount at to clectric senefit the cconomie Im this re a street 4 . j teane Of the tr mS sare ‘esumed the operation of the property. Teatic Tavis ‘Uk bes we offer the balance, $13,625,000 $9,375,000 Bonds having been sold, for sale at 92 1-2 and accrued interest, payable on Monday, February 19th, 1600, at whici time the bonds will be ready for delivery. APPLICATION WILE HE MADE TOHAVE THESE BONDS LIS NEW YORK STUCK ENCHANG! Subscription bocks will be opened at our offices on Wednesday, February 14, 1900. at 10 A. M.. and closed at 3 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 allet smaller amounts than those applied for. FEBRUARY lwTH BROWN BROTHERS & CoO., New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. that «tiupeany TED ON THE — — —_ h aoe ee eee oe ha Joscriptions in 8t Louts will be received by WHITAKER & HODGMAN. ‘ } “ prope r?ty Se tr, I sbe* if ’ asses Tri 4? Ke eulffioi- Tieot fe ane f é ‘aiaaene:
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EE es LE LEO we RR REET SRO EE Roy Eo OP EES ere ey rE ba sl =” + ee -_e bas tat o Pa SS ee ee ee oat SUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. Melvifie and Stetson, two St. Louis women | Who have risen to the highest positions up- on the vaudeville stage. Thedr comedy ![s bright, their imitations are diatinct and their songs have teen written especially for them. being the wife and the «ister, re- in ’ } ' * spective.y, of Manager Gumpertg, cieir FOUNDATION Z™ ' 2°. A, C ITY) coming is of add tional in'ereat. During ’ - a the past fiVe mon’nhs trey have been am ink ' 4 ad yt x eer Ve oF - - - ~ é “ business these veteruns of the stage did Za —— = ij; + Bi auie ; , ‘fi + Sipe | 7 » wy te _ A ST AL, Akh ae; hae 2s almost every one af therm. The one who “ > ‘ ; . P ee See fly- o ; : 1 a : . 7 “3 ‘ a « ; i, ‘ nth . cc a ' 5; i BE Saped ms bas ob ‘ . | yin , ‘ Liote l. ‘4 buat le > hu i . "ey : yore, =a )i ; 7S : ‘ ) Re HE Davis whe has recently traveled R . + ‘ _ by j . - -_ ove . baritone, in Scotland said: * Mary Pluart Was queen fai Mode a No ! Club presented -e- an amusement-loving public | 7 Phe Modern Niven | oe Wi rrovlal its ne aan ate a ee She unaivzed and wtth al! her faulls, real oor imptted, ne P nd a Were Aas COod as ever ost wonderful man, who from she remains to this day the peculfar object at ( fem al ' Four RA pe ‘ } lve ‘ ’ tid ’ b.d° TT ; 7 ‘ / ’ ‘I ‘ ch ' t + plaver, tt seems. At leust, so does the nes j dWeot Upon. tl al ein! rd bet 5, Ruane 16 Cheer (b> feces Metre te omnes : ij ; ty cuity a ‘ ita ; bay f iy? Ve leer ts Kk the This « i Comrie cte , mer roe Srvils ; j > . rena . fhe Ch@it- Del Bates for tha poor one soun ane 20 i her personal history Most 7 “lags supertiveds on the stage.’ The ‘S- ) Bros that knew how to dance eli itis aorta ‘ on san uw tony Th izpatr. kK famlly, musicians ectlle td thro or a wer, Eb oi “atte bhenias ‘chamber where she in trave fryg | TAeuee Whi bitin sd tue eveseng. all too little the | Wes a poem in her woud ul iris ane Peore, f Mackivn Arbo . P ecalist Jeotit Nelie Lh, CergTbersa vac dh Le OF power aime diem lined, supped or rested. Every ofd the exqu.site grace of her move? ; ne , inal , ' fh artis? “Liens waigg lit. ritie Jolitee cf puatr arya ‘Nn that hour Pesresses a@ iikKkeness Of her and ’ , " _ fore ; ‘ .] j ‘ ‘ ‘ bts ’ sae . . : ‘ . : . } St) a ae | Kit V1 eal : , geud ut tors thi thie aetie ” ; s age ] } ull Wwe . . »\ ! . ‘ . . — , bel: f > i? , ‘ ' Br hath Pheo Is ik } . " ' er iiat '] trokeal tipon iis Sacre , : / > ~ ' i; ; ° ° _~ ", jl a ; . . . shai . 4 aertys j . ; ‘ toy Wal! stipend ye boon Preneh farce ate take Cleir pace, seen On Bee “fe » tthed even then both “tf! b. ™ ; 2 ' F r} the horse play often purses fos The skirt dance | pre them > v haled as a funny success SCAM RIMS sated kit rapa.e dee | (han all the queens of the world put “comlt opera’ Seodays, Tt Will not earry [all The Spanish dance ext. Buti aw ¢} nat . it ecther” @long to the days of old age many of the | after ali it is the certain quality or chara ! qu ol at the Columbta Xt week. Others on thet r : ¥ Memories that play-frequenters of even 20] thet a Ganecer puts into her performance S| Lace’ oO the grlole e ce lau bil with be Arthur Dunn, Al Leach ant the differcn ce tn en them and the fatel Hofman Clubs coardl ! eaten ako have nuw Joseph Murphy and | that is the se. ret, and it is something ne ae James Thornton, tp sn enol eootle hand and the . . : " tee : ost i! nporiamt Mean ig siandard Ivish plays are strangers to taugisi mor acquired ‘ts holy 7 ; iP : — --- eroaf AleNander, val Hofman's second Famous Amer.ecan 0 poe aa ipaigitgy bay . oe f s them, and the quaint demeanor of Abigail 2 | ict , = , : . "The Keftoh of “Postol wives: } is Alenuneder Hlarni ton, ; Tt MRIVEI ‘y bruseneer se te, OF aArOUBe ; ; gs the in ~| oof msiress amd mad, nt Hleiene Mora iF QA return’ engagwem: ; ’ ‘ a“ sex @ ~ = es ovVere @Q1i me ; A » mirat ' which pare tim’? Vand Kara Kendail is in vaude- ‘he bs Abbott in private ify “nione’ t Yr ©orike eye ee Raed ee al sensi icabiihie , yi { e ti nt me!) tne favor |S! ' Withes of Nis youth and cei hing . i ‘ ties: nw oneal . it . . Z ss 4 . i ie ; i? 4 ‘ ‘ i i ie . j . ’ iit Lids 1 j ‘ i - ‘ I att ‘ it. I ' : * } : ‘ ‘ sh , , : ; ‘ i ‘ . . - nee very” 1 atl a new pubile with | --tg spendl: her deéctining years quietly | is one thaw We Sts 0 he servare: hen brouwg untry sat once “Eat Welch the: ae. ; de Create, oi fame When still so young mak: sce VS SORE AG the yery PVerness that amused those ' . ° 7 ; : “ . adeeieg gee a % ae Q \ ote Y ee TEDL Ce story replete with ‘interest and , de sbi ks rot de s enjoyment of a jarge forcun: Aes se mo eh “ay, «fm ere ore ‘ ue rand tS it 7 “I in ntire ; Py se aunt — . p Raper etry ah j : ory _ le riterst Vi pose liuddle - who are ifow erown men atul women, tintin h years of suctepsful playing tn Tan bres ‘et aS) i+ dt “ales —. wig « tnhgh Ps t from vith arid , werked wre eb The atnbition of the tny lad whon ; ¢ ladies mak their dave ofreur oy Veonth s * ey ttle all eo fiiot ay a : ‘ : on ‘ ae ‘ e.lVé ¥ Sil) jt efi} : ‘ . 2 ‘ i "a Rape ‘ a: P 2 are ; re lin. ieainst ete if hs } : on »f swiftness arial - , shy 4 ‘ ‘ . . LF seare } sent ' . ‘ ' ‘ i Wi ‘ ‘ anaes : i ae , bs Boe last Week Was notable, in the revival ce familiar pieces She is salbl to bel]: nt ip pathett ee Waker Pe of some of the best things of the latter-cen- Vivacious and Nright with ne hirer die | Bicone veo] All bai pre CUPS. tury sivge. and it is fying » aby! - ae : + ey ae - t hex, meetings A » oAdts = MPALITV Ig to be able tu fondness fer a siuge return. ridges sats fittr lv he stuge he pie ‘ ‘ - cTe rm ti if eps. 3 , ; When it ry — a4 “ JDDlement all ay that the business druwn lu t bie Varlotis NMlention of her natur illy re ‘als her ane hollowing this Come a tio t) ve t Tor - ‘ . . ; : : ; story “lee leage . bags iy) bee? . ' -_ ‘ : ri dines t) ri .S venius W eTe rMMany ard ae aa) eee eee there Veiorans payed was] time rival in her peculiar field, Lot a Crab- | Louis Mann and Clara’ Lipman. in ther’ te aie he adit. The a Saad fod and sees more of 3 dhist tbat st the ne wir Thove all con fiaston enormous, AKemdatl, in trys : ; : tre me by : alu relies . lw hy er er ces °. ! ry, wi m ory e GCG ~“ in A R tnd 7 ~* al wi hoa! we eae ct cag? gop. Agro: ariuthinaer «ee a) a , ar | ' I j li rae I { ‘ 4 - 4, ite ‘ i j : “ j ivy . r, " .? } P co, 4 ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ aaa i i \ aioe . , . ; . 1 > saw thies theater pea mm | . | i’ 4, tune niade a The I j tle et = - i ahaetal be ae . ~ . ores oy : ; : ‘+ ‘ ’ ; r pe . “Terry engare: vent , nt hy fal $s cna . tee gay —.. Nn ‘ embraces two returnitr ~ 8 “4 nore le ere ry S\Mprosium fal an sof figures to blossom like the rose. : ist time taken and she ts generally credited with being ‘=f SKS, , otf { Viit r rhe rj e old PAYS Are still the plays, in spite “ ah f iy Be 00.000 i ~ 8 Adelaide Norwood. who spent lac attr n depot ge rs ly interesting stud: ' af 7 ‘ ; : ely mi that seo Drlebr ated Vigo, ons, und disorder, Of the inroads of the hewer | Tis of ‘e 4 _ A ‘hicwge, and who singe Germei o. pee: hos cuaae? ae M ty # prttheaded eles pornma The 3 feat « , Gor lit rhould have had tion in make tertainment. an 1 dine «lal ' t ‘ ae ade Cuinis ; Lee ' ' . ‘eSs ' it sereed tt) tae 8 ooh + te ’ the manhi.ness ani ) the knowl- > | tt rate ’ ie 1 ram.s VV ilson Fegrorted to have re- oi addat @UiN.AnL, Wile +) ; , : : 9 . , by ca ‘ ‘ rt hie cv ‘ ‘ sa ‘ , or : , . : class that we RAW lustoweek ,; , >| cently sald: oe i re ar . 1 } ; Nn Nere since ehe Cook the mG: ‘ 3 ‘ me ALT Puira? cane Pical wp CEs oe rie ‘essary for tin mir many vir- come Keats al the thes. rs te . . entiy 84 ; ee a . . adh Whe Beets ‘ ‘ype Auten sim dnntrhe ef 7 } é roy ' | fin hat | iT) ‘ iS le] °)} : , fhe? , saarl en . Se ser;bater rm «anf Wie te fo aA ‘cher get .f ’ tie uF ei ect fy aim books are th i think that minstrel work is beneath thetr . ring eVvivita « M.- voretit ! Dropase 7 : . edad ce. fei : habs cp : she te ial oUsuinds vet hay ‘ Pr ' > ’ ree. oa aia . tall : : . . ; ‘ . : t att} r) , . fhris i t $4 « 4 ar ' ‘ ‘ | tius termil abit? [DIS Spraeli lied oalere'y rtd lille @ cirTiiyv ate ! wy dge lays, clever fu i t | Wignity. The best of them take the oppo- igoy fat Keg vie week. She wili-ap- to it ; 1 attractive loc abt pike san as sat «a ) r at 2 iy ack — = : . cat} . Bea . ; 7 not doNMed with double entendre. tyric all-star cast of ‘The Rivals.’ Corie ere te enough of originality in the Ittt.e o- ve Sign of the Cross Was Claring that burnt cork:> was no more de- . ur ’ erry « ° 9 7. rf enlarged ‘ of the Vin T Union Musical Club. duced by Mr. Rarrett | , | me month Wilson. R. St LAvu.s crading than grease paint. She appealed Among others who wil! take roles wi'! be qd JUaPe er . we Sere : bem SC Rp eg phe as pep tat ine ns an Paes, mar lexi t "The Bien of the Cra as arrett irese | te» Mr. Jefferson, who quietly remarked tha: imry Luckstone, as Coumt Henri. Homer ° . , : ‘ - - : Pe ~ , apis: iyo? "T hie "oOLTaMMNe Was £reaily enjoyed at the Grand Opera H for the first time | he would have no objection to a danghter of pot, ' arry Davies and Francie J. Boyle his reperto! URS March =. ss his marrying a minstrel, provided she loved — vie © ister and Ada \ wi he [ine . reap | : repertoire for his tour include 1 1 on: Oa a on | =e tiles ay HSter au ada Mansfle.d, in besa °¢ ace of Angel puffin tha = Nauced besidw. | him, ‘hb used to blark up myse { me mide, , pert Kissing Bue. : e Maxman, “Claudian.”’ “the | ‘so did Forrest and Booth used to play che emaver paris ne fn Romie, 7 Mesortbed the por M “orpeliius Is} Te hatkowe ' Ban 8 uf . The «pera for the week to follow Vesstaad » Piss ' oe eA ' : rid ' Murat Valent Silver "’ oe > ‘? ** ‘ se . 2: ean a eri i go - ' ,¢ 4 ’ ~ “Virginine Hamlet, Otheilo and | banjo’ Then Crane suddenly remembered acs imes’ ig Verdi's “Aida.” and it be : , tu nn gy ny gre f | : . @ . « ig ‘ . ' { ‘els . . date ‘ | . ‘ 41.46 . he 4° } ee ~| 4 : f , ; ‘ - ie 2 | | . The eimgular similarity of the ne wa: middle wa 1m A Oh gs Mt S a itacles its ast Sheehan and Miss ae AMONG THE WOMEN § CLUBS ! ] trig “> J L . . ris art | ' ; ‘ : = beng revil ; ase a Cheese eee ee Laka a sed " Mise Adal ne ie Lineoln Rirthday Celebration. ere are i burves seid, , pate , : ' nent eeryr é " 1? / aekay told of a visit to the } KUes. Ss Sd int) On Tt! V' ta ; luiter rie 1, 1.6 Songs by ‘ > i Ps story ant ;wodwin recalled the | m I taieesto nn es Of. te pn and the wovel is ac- | and 1 were members of a minstrel band to- wel, as other strong membere that both h y Mr. Barrett on the theory gether. , Squcre olganization, : lay — seer k ewice sought the; “So it turned. out that every man in our, __ 5" 8 Current Topic Section Holds an Inter- the Neronian per " Phi in connection with | party had at some time fa his career beon | ‘Phe San of the Cross," "pis: Sar- Evie ee quently made es y? go ie ots fre- |} in the minstrel business." ory of the porse f the riy esting Meeting and Discusses , —0 le gnoof the Cross” . = Ltisilams, Will retuin to the . 1 : War stolen, but from this it w : 5 ‘for. @ . tenek ‘hoan ae d . > t will be seen to ‘y for the comng wee Malineers Kipling, Stevenson an eave beet Impossible. One Pay opens bere THE LATEST IBSEN FLAY. dnes lay and Saturd i Tivat this 7 uy | . - ‘ , morrow, the other comes soon after it HE appearance of a new play by Ibe ‘pas {Ong powers quite as remarkable as Browning. Chart Club. ; : sen is always a commanding liter- F iV barge audiences ty ‘ ‘hart lub crawing-rooms wil! The pub lec has alwaya been SUspicilous , ! rhout icure: na the s 5 rar et ’ , ) for. 1 ays reid it iF > is af BE a. nn hy ae the actor of roles requiring the var ary event | Woug wou b,UTOM : ai’) , ahae th eo 4 ‘ The = ence Sectlon of the \\ evihes Ay ay tn Ny " \\ ne Ay Re 4 of a, —— in the habit of making use| tHe publication, a few Weeks ago, of jo yy. fourth in this country, the Busice Club, Mrs. W. A. Hardaway, chairman , , rivate' ne . Dy4iga ® When he was in the| “When We Dead Awake,”” has caused an tid te be in advance of athe; ‘“’S0ODS, gaye « most Interesting fat Goodwin and Edna Ww anained Corlimmense flood of descriptive and analyt- 8epe cing as tt dees to the regular ae 7 The paper was by Miss Mat 44x es ‘ ia ‘ ice- ther : . ~teard ) its s o 32.1 a . — to prove. the correctDess of the thounet ial critisisin to tlow through press and atti v4 mie) haben saphe-ty vn nen “The pation f “s - os ; a. 4844444 hey have convinced New York 1 INnAgag ne channels Sure OF ee 4 seus be Maurel bene i cee ae ,? “te . ; P ry] “an . , . ™ . aa 4 Sone 4 $b rhe la est piay C.oses the series of Sy in- YI Hin. t! : trica }'t ae yom a "ie Seema 4 : ' ee ee Se eee . r 4 ah abe ‘in] i tas ‘pial e els oon on coreeee Ce, aR ; | a... y one recent morning. Mrs. Hopper boul | BuClts Biud ad i it began Wita Te is not surprising that such should by the “ent | 8 aren riding through Central Park on Lroll's hiwuse is PUT prose, curl ’ Seis hie roa , ing . le A sturdy Misinng, attired in the golf par) enough, ts to proclaim that withaut Bgieas * , ie — ae , , : that she w Trae? K Rah), = \ sie ree Ph oMpany Che e seen duit fon of th rt Seeth t | ed i tt . phy ats n i hie s Anil the W nder . there isn neo lifts é L..vignh Sornb I 1) Oliie thy, oT naka preme is practicalis ( ; ; A ge And elie Wis p} ling astride at thie THe SS.t Re hat ine peaay Sivesm sam « ae , 4 - i ' saneo 88 r niing Ny : ts Club was ! , av “ of ie x - é. 4 , ; : ‘ ? I ‘ ti st te ' ; - , ' - . . , : 7 > ' : oa ven , ° : u behind her ware Nat) Goodwin. hope Jas it tuere is nh tans i | ‘hy ; » Voare ik cicenesa fron , day Was , i Pyral Wii nee arierneoon to Ul SS SSS KSEE KEK KKK KH club. Freb A fe. te ri 2 also moit.ced wear of Re | 3 ae ‘tring th, Fombrergy ¢} { lem, Wo Treom for aeuOl ts te \ T. : ier, Loornedon. and the the feature of his attire in rhe tat ts and meaning. ln this re fpect oe - Misa & (“owl Vy and the Lads ' from some of tlhe preceadinag wlsey racias. ‘ Crank \ : ay —— WE © | means FESR KKK RS And thus these {Wo not ont the si ' 2 gear : a ty ‘ ! ‘ ‘ yn} mot ; t divs Ae tu (the Pi ike pS aliriadtle wy ‘ bi, ! > FUlncrbus, lee format — Speck ‘9 ‘ ' ' . t fy ceed — of thetr clothes that there «th * We Dead AWake.”’ It is Amy to speal prefect Lillie Tus ye amas 09 “ao of ee , 9 . ; plave vt they advertised the Yr parth alae wes tive y Vet with 4 ter basis , the Worle Gertev:de Roewe,) is nber 3 ) | r at the Salhe tlme Long neads thwse now led t than eritie, BLrlilles, . ae yink her + ig. nal risle of Stepinanus n : t ‘ bed Paid 8 8 hoa se * ric Francois we ~eeong : "tTand bref extracts aiterd . the be’ martyve Sree ine in 1 ee raey peers: a an n e ~ oe emnae 8 striking ! and its trea ment very ifke yo will wide “Quo Nawiis’ coines to the Olympic MM rhe sje vet ber sda T ities » [mmMce + eneAKe Pan eheratic “Cyrano.” “He hag | interest the great folowtag that Ibsen aay, Feb. 18. — tae ine discussion led te Seen After 30years of success in the fuctin pine al for his fortheoorming Oys aMong the Vierman Soanialn and . “ he Gan ‘ge . ~ : i > — v4 (fa New Yorn's tatan: the Valiey below lin sn ap “ie third Kiping and Btephen Crane | St. 4 part of the world who IS sincere | eS, fest is society dances, on a ; in «=«s- Ata. tala = ‘Fire and Sa ~. Fi > te he alc hall announ ‘od Mi . ' a . ™ . -- — ot : in Tine : ver ta : To YU the etege, by real society onc en THE WEEK'S OFFERINGS. Betdqrpnicg ts. fe ee ia ae” wae 6, oken af na ta Poste gaverat aa and honest. All electrodes cov- : oie ‘al ac > Se: the’ | thereby «cTre- , ' : ated au furore ‘ine Dee er an ) 3 . — nin - j [fi ? { bdivivt Wii j } ‘ d ’ sata tached tu this Week's rmewduectior A : , ; : o. f, : aA i i a Ay i a Jiuke «© | pil t ‘ Ce a \ c/ : Improv ed Aug. I eth last. New é be ay ; : In head oo Fad Deane “+ gee thy awe hese at NEPKin's because tt BTSs the ay ater i, eb Bl water ata fe dips eR a . : , | if] tive than elitter Carman... ere ele | test appearance of the new lead Wome? ® tirst time 8 Lars Urn a je «IK. the Levers of vt, wi ie | , we? F aha Scie ; rf *S Ss There ens ites, Carmen cit’ var Oe | chp lhadl pie bellied illeai mE lig Bi a Fare com. ethies of such plays as "The Sunken He. | ff Pr un) scientific appliances. Cures fort to he nauhty thout che wort f hoth [Bt Leouls debut im “abisdy Midas Bves ws “ ; etiaies Tr ' ; ‘da ces “ans ~ Patsy! without using drugs at all. thege women ard While k : , ‘ , sa] . . ‘ ‘ iia ’ : ‘@they hat their fo'- | is both «a beaviful Woman and an aocom We .) oe meine Obie >i iowing Mt would have Fone over qu okly Jshea actress, and her record wat fix ) PEGE CE e eS i. Be a hy NS OUE8 00) * Vera Com : aap agentie ing (aati . mie tl um ati, nek ht ine agra Qc, bh. Amina th ey wept aes AVR Yoda ae 08 beh eaknesses 0 lorie ry ry omit tml erace and | Makes te weil fitet for the nad werk sre oa Rj a ot ar ee nv gene “etal | hy re - - “Tere are any number of eno! TE riltay this weck, he says, as, Norton : 4H, Sadie Ar Maa yernm Mm ta | sult from youthtal errors or later excesses. 7,000 CURLS IN 1899, Used by women as well, for Rheuma- % In New Vark who have talon been shown before in this city ; , ; adel , z # : " as a | | 77 te ‘ Tu day “lub tismi, Lan S Py ACK, Nervousness, etc, We are tie oldest and largest makers of electrical applauces inthe world Vertte ard they are charming! | MN atve her suppor agg op ff ee co ! 7 eye , | CAUTION.— The new and proved Dr. Sanden Belt can be had only at my office. Those sold by otiers G flee ete tintin gait, a plu ty. A. ' are of oll date, 20 years ago. Cure yourself and pay me afterwards. My little book, a guide to men, sent free, @&® si as ‘lie oh _ ts ty he & he ; i« ee ee te es dar ‘ne a. whi: rer being . ’ $}] : it ti iltie grecetul = o , ’ is Martie 4 , . . " : . ‘\ r : at ‘ Riae Sem ine ho« gee ea tha . an: ere Ve: vwte : : inp eed i» ” "% ' . a, P ” ; i “4 sec. > 7 , may hin ee gee aire ae rs The i Y) sea R. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N. Broadway (fry ert...), St. Louis, Mo. ; vr - . ° cmestie® oe, bh ¥ As ’ 6 arts ‘. ‘ss " Pa ty sa* ,itt ; ‘ i ‘ si’ af el! (,e0rTrRke ] Liiat ! ‘ ‘ . ‘are “*) ‘iw re* the ' " 7) . . . ‘ ~ re } ee. ~ ¢ > . ’ r e e , ) ae Ries , > : . Le Phe week's vauder! fresh budget Pete . cl APRPPPPP EPO E EKER EEE RRSP SKESE PES ESESESHERS ty Lind and Amelia Gloves Were ket The week's vaudeville headliners will be | week's engagement. He has a fresh bud rt he dwel th force up a eee ene a rr. peerbiee
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‘that ; ’ i } } SUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. ” . —_—— = = ieee J bal 7 —ae oe ee , _ — Fe eee ‘288 -_ a -—,- — FAIR WORK BOOMING Se WHEW ENERGY INSTALLED INTO THE LOCAL COMMITTEES. = ONE me THEIR LISTS GROW LONGER. — — - Information From Washington Is That the Popularity of the Ex- position Grows Steadily. The bei'ef 1 pans the World's haa atirred li» efforts in ra.sing Bupa crip tion. The number hands of Secretar) upon the ledgers up to ve This is exclusve large amounts An analvals of fully made, discloses eeting facts in regard fhe subecription fund one-share subscriptions ore Gnerous, and the $l ei gernatures the largest amount, S340 alc @re hard pressec by the Sane which foot up $220.08 lt tm ai8y dence of wome interest that the @criptions exceed in numer the by exactiy $200. and that th: Pecddyatoers these who huve signed.tor sa) Ro fs in the agg@remate about the same aotal subscfibers for one share etniyv. Hinance committee and the apporti committee, at the outset of the « endeavored to eetablisi as a basis acribing 2 per cent on Assessed valuation in the case of property hoiders tprutaizade tion in the case of *nercanttle concerns, @nd capital and surplus in the eaal institutions. Although mot Or perhap? generaliy acce been adopted in a ' dretances. in an overwhelming pe of interests, however, imdividuals ane fi: have preferred to sien for a row and generally the next even fiw the amount of a vear’s i4res ‘de number of broken figures is trifl: @xampile, there is not a single Jor any sum between $26 or $25 $20 or Si), between MOO or Mw, between wa of $600, betWeen $2000 of $200, beiween Kiwu or 83000 or S400 and Surw The following summary, whi-h include the heavy transportat: eubsacriptions, «demonstrates and alos brings to the front character of the subecription ase rit ecene idea of the working force whieh will be behind the campuign for authorizing the fesue of the Btw.) of bonds by Lhe city in further ald of the fair A Number of Subscribers 1 the of hi Al ay | Jummes ¢' ox “feralus ile Of seve! the 3 stibser ilies temp thy rate Teo «hal leo Ste, Tika! e ‘|’ the ‘ , J Sit”) se" 4 see fant popular es , to 620.00 000 ta 840,000 ‘e OOO and upwards ..... ie The date of the return of Gov. France from Washington is «till problematical! Mr. C, H. Huttig. chairman of the Committee on Plan. who hae been eiving general superintendence to the local work during the nee of the chairmen of the two leading committees, vesterday reevivei a telegram from the Governor mist encouraging character It briefly that the prospects were excellent and that nothti better could be wished for The informal conferences’ between Francia, ex-Congressman Cobb. and Con- gresamen Bartholdt, Joy ard Pearce, repe- fasenting Bt. Louls,. and the lLoulsiana Pur- chase delegation, have developed the fact the vote of the Lowisiana Purchase Btetes can be relied wpon as an abselute wnit. This vote, as frequently stated. rep- resents one-fifth of the House aml one-third of the Senate. The se calculations are exclusive of Texas, Which is, to al) intents and purposes, a Taouleiana Purchase State. umd which is as enthustasiioally in favor of the ceenten- Bilal exposition as any State whieh was represente| at the convention breld at the Gouthern Hotel a litt! more than a year . It is also exclusive of the 11 note _ Bouthern and Central line's are ee much intererted in the fair project as iMissour!l, ae also are large sections of Kentucky, Miasissipp! and Tennessee As @ matter of fact. nearly one-half the Sen- até anf one-third the House are absoluteiy committed to the proposition, and {t {« nown that > age wil! be a generous and eupport from Ohlo arn ever, che enare et and several of Police Asked to Contribute. World’s Fair .subscription blanks were @erit to all members of the Ppollee depart- ment Satumiay afternoon. In the eclireulars accompanying the subscription blanks the Police commissioners suggest that each member of the department should su a for at lecat $10 of the atock thue creating a fund from that source of nm arly Coy a | | WHITE PAPER TRUST ITS SIGNIFICANCE POINTED OUT BY EDITOR THOMAS. meee ee ee COUNTRY PRESS IN DANGER. Combination of Capital Which Threat- the Existence of All the Weekly Newspapers. ens A«- Ran De'aial toe Missourt Press last week, bk. Fulton trust iis Sun pauper origali | «a oh akOcou wdlllsS- Mr. sail “x ct Whilca lhe _ Mr. ‘Dtvom. ; ago, Was «dis- 4s ‘ | ite rey a Titeilis ! “""Woihil- Nierested and tle for our very iife Dhiatuit wir figni, one year unse'fisii, it is to-day When we began the figuit saw no danger tv our busitiess, the great pauper trust threaceis ali the ditthe print ng peas, now «a nghi der cXlis.chece, defense ite paper on which the Sun, daily Was printed in IS¥Y9 cust Internationa: Paper Truss the price of paper so Chul al véavV's quovation the same paper will coset 2 fi Tar JAAD, a bat- fhustiber of gnills Fulton Sun is the story “tthe stool 5 of the Jia of the elmaht of mine tiousand pers In America Live kno wWleaye of this condition led ine ter of the Sun tv make some inve#os We leatinn! of the exXistelhce in several States, Put headquarters for ailof them is in New York (uty and that Mr. H. J. «Cnishvulms Is presi- gent of all. This investigation began carly iu Nuvember, Isy¥, and of December we found that We were up acgitibwl & Monster paper trust with an au- thorized Capitai of 360," uu, Continuing the investigation, Wwe alew found that a Government tax of $6 per ton on paper and the natural advantages of proximity cuullt! A) before the lvinh te Market Had enablec chis paper com- bination, comprising all the big and profit- able enilis in the United States, to advance the price of paper from #4 to WwW per cent. “When this international Paper Co, was organized in 18% its promoters sald bank- ruptey started them in the face and that mills sould not make paper at the prevail- ing prices, this was made the pretex: for consolidation and all the big and profitable paper mills of the United States sold out to “thd became a part of the International Pa- per Co, The International Paper Co.'s capital of $5.000.G@0 was divided as follows: Preferred st vk, $25,470,000: common sock, S20.000,.0005 bonds, $10,000,000. The common stock of $2),.0000) represented nothing but good will; this was boldly announced by the promoters at the time of organization. In common parlance this is known as Wa- tered stock. The preferred stock was the value placed on the mills and machines merged into the trust; and many of these were excessive, “For instance, the Rumford Falls Paper Mills had a capital stock of $500,000 and merged into the trust at a fietitious valua- tion of $2,700,000; or $4.5 worth of stock for every dollar of value. An allowance of near- lv $5,000,000 was made for the Glen Falls property, Which had recentiy been ap- praised at less than a million dollars. One mill that had been started a few years be- fore on a capital of $60.000 was taken in ai $3,500.00") A dividend of 6 per cent means an actual 2) per cent on the real value of the investment. This corporation, late in 1898, when paper was selling for $35 per ton. boasted that it was making $10 per ton on every ton of paper turned our. This profit was all right in 184, but when the price is raise! in 1900 from $S to $60 per ton the former profit of $10 per ton must be In- creased to $0 2% b 0) per ton.”’ Mr. Thomas then showed by lettere from Canadian publishers that paper may be pur- chased from the trust there for 2 cents a pound, while the same paper costs publish- ers in this country more than 3 cents a pound, COL. GUTHRIE IS A CANDIDATE. Seeks a Rallroad and Warehouse Com- mission Membership. Col O. F. Guthrie of 248 Ann 4“ announced his candidacy for the Demo- for membership on the and Warehouse ] HALF HOSE. Seamless black or tan 10c Sox... ——_ wood handie La«kies’ Umbrellas, NECKWEAR. With steel rods and re Ray's fancy silver trimmed ° or painted Dresden | 25c Black or handies, Silk Band kin Bow 8 Men‘s 50ec Hue Fanev Glorta 28-inch, Silk Shield Prince of ale : erook hamdles eee: Men's $1.50 Twilled Silk, with stee] rod oeee. BC oF Black [73¢ 1 DIC % Silk Puff ‘Ties hoc and Puff Ties.... se al 0c $1.00 and $1.50 Monarch Shirts From the Feldotto & Ray Bankrupt Stock. IRTS during the No wonder—weare selling them for less thauthe whole- We bavechoice patterns of Lest Percale. open front and back, sevarate link cuffs to match. and Remember, we are raising the price 2c per day. so come to- morrow and yet as many as you —_— c.0-Ta shapes ed (a) ana Men's dora ors $1 $1.0), all et) ial Men's Winter «1 Variety foods pile Men's Win er eeeeeeee ' r will sell at .. Ari TP he | Loods worth Vip to Doc, go at e—Ribbons. grain backs,in white, black and all colors. 12 16 22 40 ve Bic 10c I2%6 LADIES’ SUITS Kibbed wR ohh - UNDERWEAR, AND CLOAKS. Rea y ‘ re | mid lot of TLa- Te Cele Saiehet | ise’ Claske? Children's Hose. ve edge, ‘es’ Callen SEH } - esee ‘igh } or. | Te value... 008 Shirt TO-MORROW! MONDAY!! THE LAST DAY!!!/ ,Ribbons—at Haut Pric To Cet the Free and Uniimited Choice of No ANY SUIT» OVERCOAT 5 7 9 "Be ae 6c 7 IN THE HOUSE FOR Ladies’ Hose. | musty bast black seam le Ss. ie ~~, Feldotto & Rav's Bankrunt Stock. ~ ’ 0? te 12.. Children's Clowns. to» * . Made « gel moe'n r pir ed W h r Red ~~ Sives a 4 pte oe *) too & | if} %% WwW nahalie iy All woo! Seam iese, aizee T% to &) 1 Pn hind — te Rove’ Heavr Woe! evele Ribbed, iz ve 10. a | 1S¢ kind Ladies’ Union Sults. Rithed an’ ’ ufttfone) 2 oe Ttitstwea or i i tied “'7e4 Sises Ladies’ Skirts. } , ’ aa ~00 ches tar _ } wee eee Hats, aties’ Skirts, mbrel! and stvles, leary lieave “ATT Colores hack. "heen ed ern Drawers. cTound. Algured en rien. buttons!) actoss ‘ @ : . | they nay that gathemente or Ba Organized. ‘fore the arrival of the Chi-) Rullding, Kleventh and Frankl! ’ 4 | ‘ : n avenue IMPOSSIBLE, SCIENTISTS SAY. Hisuppeared.. ‘They do mot | pentay y the ‘Prades imme Sa Vie that Hi hel League purpose of organizing | elty clemilst, re W organization is fi he sty lee the Wo- i—M*RK SS 4 impossible i¢ mans Iq bean) Toit hve ] ir AUC, Mr } {'« mem- Wii Dies respipired t> sien ‘ er .. een cae Ohent i mand that the arn oe «] them Wiper! | quickly. onal 4 Mississippd River at St. Louts bef: . e t | Seng breeding baecterla, which were tn A meeting wil! held at the Fraternal t hearn ™ ‘ the Ww Ive S AN! of wuere « arners The w tie bi r Practeria tre liers sate aiyet qoti el ij ~ ; vis Puls hased by . Phil Tee ——_——-— IN MEMORY OF LINCOLN. ‘| Birthday Anniversary to Be Celebrated by Frank P. Blair Post. k 1°. Blair Dest, «3. A. TR. will honor memerv of Abraham incoln by cele- i4 Dirth, Feb. rae] Twenty-elghth and followlusg progranune wlll Ble ry Supposed to Be in Texas. -_— —- — —-— tfuliy requested to rive ‘e ‘ses rest™ 1 if wai Mi elory . ! o> ar delivered by laeorm Ilarrison tives . Proce ie | fa her Sols IMatri- Ft 'l De ler rigglilay Jonna his pte this t fren fs receclh amuUVUl 5 tite ep that the pre- times. I don’t Know bet be married Tne ehh tat his cave hoved tlie wife and I and TP Jeovecd Tren, to marry any mere died a long time wife Siow Wile Trius! Wrong first top pein * him leckKed up 3 to have him running . al serts of thit Where is OF Wiha mii l Wolis W lle re ne "rs tlhrimk fre two Wiesltie? qrie adlig (liduét)} Kithow ne het to his | Ste zclusive control om the Wasterm Continent for JHE ST. JAMES ASSOCIATION. It is prepared in the form of Cravone or Pencils, smooth and Gezible, and 60 narrow a6 to pass the closest Stricture. \igss \W il ‘ ‘ 1 aie bye ‘ Sv) bee lootuwinag t pees MI1V 7 i ast time T saw Shoreing the diameter of the St. James Crayons, containing the solvent “Gran-Selvent™ or tonrc “Creinine.”” or both im com*ination, THEY ARB PREPARE DIN VWAR/OUS 1 LNGTHS TO SUIT THE PATIBNT'S CONDITION, ave wnserted into the werihval canal uponortiring ai argat sf inio fusttion without the siightest effort, erquaring thece hours to dissolve. are wholly soluahie and act lite @ mid elecivnu éurraeni, invigoraing and The curative effectis felt from ihe fprstappiuation. No vile. drastic drnga to ruin the atomach and digesties s'vim three bours, which is su ficient nk fiad | ot WK im Parting vim and snap to tac entire body. The great virtue in the method of application is its direct and positive action system. The Crayons are inserted upon retiring at night dissolving by the heat and secretions of the b time to penetrate and dissolve Stricture, dislodging the granular mass root aud branch, together with the false membrane upon whi it forms, thoroughly medicating the Prostate Gland, Reducing Fniargement and contracting the Seminal Fijace- latory Ducts, ferever stopping drains and emissions, curing whiie vou sleep, without pain or incopvenicuce, IN Fili- TREN DAYS . The alterative and eapnticentic action of “Gran-Solvent” acserts itselit in destroving Gonococci and the germs that ia- fest the Bladder and Irostste Gland During the past year 1/546 weak, st>: wasting wrecks were cured - 1)™6 men horn again to begin Iife avoew with fresh vigor, full of strengtb and the conscious ness of restored manhood. Under the influence of this sov- ereigno solvent Stricture is dissolved and dislodged in 15 days, po matter how old, tough or cal!oused it has become From time immemorial cutting end dilating bave filled wp th- brutal, fruitiess record of treatment in Stricture, and vet there bas mever been one cure by such savage methods The cagerpess with which medical men are appiving for this folventis an open confession of their errorin the past. Over 800 leading physic: sto the United States and Canada have evendoned the kn’ '- and are employing Gran -Solveat” is Qheir practice as a Lumane aod uafailing agest Varicocele. Varicocele is an accumulation of sluggish Blood fa the eeins of the ecrotum. due solely to imperfect circulation, end has its origia in a diseased and torpid Prostate Gland. Op erations in this disease are only temporary, and no mechseai- cal device yet discovered bas cured « single cease. Gran- Solvent heals the Prostate and restores healthy circealation, Varicocele disappears and the slinggish accumulation is te- placed by pure, healthy, red blood. etured ‘ - ate 1 ie VV she iia ke , ‘ Frank lea @ Nes } Peer Chie I «yr the Prostate Gland, Fight Seminal duct (vrelarved and lime and Loeeiivral Canal with Crayon tm portion to datsolte Tae ( ,a@vom as imseried inca the Canal at wmigal, wAcre af dissolers, art vine GRAN-SOLVaENT tm 6ls full strength lo.eliy and dire. 9 Dr. Carter’s Wonderful Work Write for Dr. Carter's Wonderfnl Illustrated Work, showing the part? of the human system involved in urethral ailments, Which we Will send securely wrapped in piain package, prepaid 1 Stricture and ite offepring, Prostatit.s and Setaica!l Weakness, should read We preserve abevolute secrecy and seve: «apase a paticuls pawe. Pomng Showing Stricture Greenlee d:isolved on tha aig hth aig&t. FREE and Seatertagy Hind, Ose Fvery sufferer fr gts this wonderful work.
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. ol.LOUIS POST-DISPAILH. — ee a —s eClorthis, MISSOURIS GREATEST STORE. CL/I/ Te) Store News Is as ntoresting To-Day asa Fashion Magazine | And a good deal more satisfactory, because you have only to come down to the Store and see for yourself the correct styles for Spring of 1900. THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. Ladies’ Shoes at $2.48. OUR MOTTO, Household Linens. Our spring importations are still fered at od prices, notwiths le our those represent in many cases aa’ patterns the of Scotland, Ire \ustria are have to for New manufacturers than we shail next orders from best land, Germany. France and centers of the world. Barr Pure Linen the linen now ready in famous jinen de goods, ci te] partment mixture of cotton and flax. aT epring [ii hinen Our first importation ot 9 ‘i icnsS if fo mor $1.35 ~10¢ Damask 11) por Rocs on sa Tr vA LH) dozen Towels. per dozen }R«2% he SN ry ards stripe: ] and ‘ “hex i Gslass Dowel: per yar new line of (serman A and napkins to match, and carnations 1, ~ yards by 2" va $5. 19 pics Size AS USUAL ev ND AY MOBS + B BR U ARY i, —_— —— 1900, New Wash Fabrics. arceyy We « fore her anot nd de! icate colorings all dainty designs a pick and choose—it you can—where some of them will side of Barr’s, even now Irish Which 25c Swies MeBride’s celebrated every pattern of ivelv for Bearr'«, Tine pieces Dimities, Tle ¢ xelu var l per embroidered slins on white ané@ colored grounds. te had anywhere else in this other elitv: ay ‘es Tange Si. 50 vardd 4 highest 2) pleces beautiful Miu not orany from ‘| rT 1 class SC ered Whvtiaw § ‘iored FEmbroid ’ cadet, With whit per yvard eelebrated Ma -iras, ~eeves wide leces Anderson's plan and ja ‘quar md narrow ; “md white, 4 1 pieces Koechtin’'s French Organdices, in plain colore and ex TF ave printings, for party and evening gowns, mryard. és have time to tell you about one particularly atc not be duplicated this season, is MY) pieces 32-ineh-+ 2) plac pretty line be- lot are unpacked that create still greater enthusiasm with their Best to come and see them for yourself, so attractive, but come carly, for and are not obtainable out- we have heen in business— now over 50 years—has this firm shown such enarvelous values in all e'as wasn fabrics as this season. ~ that we outclass any house trade on this elass of goods we be'teve admitted even by our local would-be compet tora. Never white 1s This week's specialties are: lam pieces” fine Dress tinghames About 108 cholea exclusive Styles, at, per vard Madras in patterns, for shirts and shirt they would be cheap at Me, but go at, per vard 10° new styles in S8-inceh Penanes, fill variety of plain and mediey 124 etripes, at, per vard oC “ambrices, 10) pie (“hina Blue Dress printe - in white dots, stripes and flowers, at, per vard... ss genuine Shamrock Dtnities, reproduced from fou'ared silks, on b'ue, pink, levencer and white grounds, at, per yvard. C maenifi’ Ww. aii ING--ST. ‘LOUIS Black Dress Goods. The hasn’t touched Barr’s prices—yet. All these handsome new arrivals escaped it by reason of early ordering. That advantage is yours for this lot. You know Barr’s Black Goods; not a rusty black among them; not one that you wouldn’t be proud to wear. Every one faces the clear north light at this de- partment unabashed; ready now for choosing. 38-inch Black Brocade Mobair Poptin, just received , 48-inch Black All- Wool Etamiue only.. 4-inch Black W bipe or | . -. inch Biac k All w wal Fie noch v enetian ‘oth ; O-inch Blac! Brvadcloth , We show the ma ‘gest assortment er Black Mohair Crepons in the West, from $1.00 to on Sixth street.) advance All- Wool Freneh $2.50 per yard. (See Show Windows A Neckwear Day in Men’s Furnishing Dept. 219 dozens of New Spring ‘‘Im- made of the best 29c Monday we place on sale perials,’’ the latest popular style; grade of silk; the 5Uc sort, and priced at, SEO . ck. 4. bab bcc hh ees 4e ee for this Sounds values are possible. Barr’s such Kid edible but at These are Ladies’ inc Skin Lace Shoes, flexible soles, three styles of lasts to choose from—our regular $3.00 shoes. Barr’s ‘*Perfection’’ Shoes are what the name implies—the highest possible expression of the shoemaker’s art; 38 stvles. all leathers,heavy,medium dnd light weights, sizes 1 to 8, GEE GE, Sc ccecctcccces Corsets widths AAA to - ..$5.00 — Monday’s Corset story 1S an inter- esting chapter in the everyday se- ria) of this popular department. —jJ. B. Corsets, At 75c At $1.00" At C{ 5 —7Z. Z. Short Cor J Be pink and drab, worth set, $3.: lace trimmed, white, blue and black, worth $2.00. H. & H. and W. B. Corsets, and blue, worth $2 and $2.75. fine well-boned, perfect shape, in white, 25. in pink, in white, material, Barr’s is headquarters for Flexibone Molded Corsets. Napkins to match ‘per dozen Size 2? long, long, each “cece $7.00 $7.75 Rapin tomach, weet dhol These are very choice. yards by 3 vards Cal h. . ) — 4 yards, vards wide, very fine Rleached Table Linen. new patterns, per yvard..... $1.50 $1.00 RW) yards extra heavy Cream Damask, per vard.. 600 yards heavy Cream Damask, per vard Special in odds and ends of Table Cloths, Towels and Napkins at re- duced prices to clear them out. Upholstery Department. If youcan Sg your wants, ” pair Ruffled Swiss Curtains, 3 yards bong, $1 LL 6 Be per pair... ir Ruffled Swiss Curtains, $1.60 and $1.75 quality, while they last, perpair.. $i and $I. 25 & pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, an- tique effects, worth $2.75 per $I 95 . 7 pair, while they last, per pair (‘urtains; they were will he aut at, ... $4.50 and $5.50 HD pa Point Lace and $7. '4; Irish $i per pair ) closed single and put an eale all of Art Tuckings Monday we willl and half pieces Sateens. 1% pieces of Art Tucking. 36 inches wide, in striped and flowered effects; aoid at 25¢ and 35c: while they last, per yar: Sateerns, regulariv while tney 5 pieces of Imported Figure! *% and 4 Inches wide at 30° and 35¢ per yard; last, your choice for, per yard cold 19 pleces of Printed Fre: i”) de and $1! t 1 §) w to vt Sljlgwie ulariy whi.e you will find money-saving opportunities here this week. Lace Striped Colored Swisses, worth 4c and doe; few pieces In pinks an now ich Momile Citoth, for interior sell at milv a } greens, Hanging Lamps with and cozy ce Wrought tron: were $1.8 day, while they last inc wide suitable corations; imported re per yat 2s while per vard hes ta last, hey bracket, made Orient’) TDimities, for erings, pieces of Importe halls irners jitable for fur! 77 «fi r orth 4) close, pe of Impo and double 350e and fata: they laet. j. }? Pces New Mattings Direct from China and Japan to Barr's, made of Strong, fresh grass, firmly woven, each with the little character- istics of weave that you like best; all beautiful patterns in the clear, bright, clean-looking colors that give such sweet charm to these goods from far- off China and Japan. of 40 vards -) (Rv the yard or. hy the re, ‘i qc"nina batting, lems pret per rel China per aor. feofrit ae re “ om)! (hina Moat vard, «ar Nlutting. var or ,s rss ‘Ink VV I per roil pel Extra heavy © ae per vard, per rei Monday’s Special Bargains for High-Class Housekeepers’ Goods--In Our Great Basement. Toret Set, derglave or green, pieces English semi-porcelain, un ( decoration; brown, pink ‘ $2.25 iT shape, W (srind celebrated english tinted in green or $4.99 Toilet Set. American Porcelain. deco ration pink, blue or lanvender flow ers with border of gold, : $5. 00 complete set Tolet Set, English ate fers clain, Braemar pattern, royal blue deco ration, 12 I pieces fancy (o's Toilet Set, leys & semi-porcelain, pink, complete i oe I Ytoanch es. J. Tea Tray All Bristle Counter Brush large Size Fiber Water Pajl 13-inch Hardwood Rp ‘dete I Bowl.... Barr's ala Auunionia quart bottle 7) feet Small Hand G;alvanized Wire ee ek Dg os 15¢ ( lothes hisseli's Carpet Sweeper, { ‘S co bearing Brush... Nickel-Plated Soap [fein'’s Fruit and Potato Maser S-inch Tapanned Coal ee. oe. | eC apanned Fire Shovel Nickel-Plated Cold Handle Poker Fire Nickel-Plated Stove Lid 5 *enee8n8s8nseet€e = Liite: arge Size Houschold SOORMEB. 3 bccccses 2 ew L arge Size Fiber Wash Basins.. 15c (;sranite Wool I ilters Emery Water OUC 16c Barr's Standard House Paint. quart size.. Barr's Standard Floor Paint, quart size Wire Hook, Pure Tissue, 1000 sheets, Toilet Paper. pkg Scourene, for cleaning and polishing, per cake... Jewel Carpet Renovator, per cake » and 6 hook Coat and Hat ae Surprise Wire Ege Beaters .for polishing silver PTE s éecds ig oc ne oC Silverine and gold piate, Children’s Fancy Lunch Baskets... Fancy $m Spice Box. Japanned Dust Pan.. T P P B B Plain e Picture Frame s,m yet— _ and spoon $10.00 Set *-plate four pre de rte Sigar’, cTCa!l older, satin finished 1} 1 Chyrave I. pe! Sex c-plated Toilet murror. brush, set, in box, per plated he Modern Fnameline St > Il) | Polis 3. pret pete with two open iti i irup! »] itte after terse would henceforth acce to the club dances if Amer of +~ ao teachers aince, and the In wh! “a young The lewtena: teacher. Thre this, sh Club, and s fhe Span! ten prin 14 ai school thre ‘hep ere ipuls ntly deny f am ment for the y Weekly Sunday nm “o these dances and all o Amer tean schoo! tea. | o been invited was recently Loth the ladies assisted. At the arranged to be above. After @ long anil ‘danza.’ a second Heutenant 8la- and the pretty young schoo! er stepped out upon a balcony over- | “a dark court yard. A few minutes! of members «of the a An the Board of Gov. in | at , a oung dar clole se the asino’* FY jaz ine fumetions the biiher: there w hich ave ehartty waar’ arrange: a! in Americ Rican dance Was a given 1s im the ‘ ite. Rue tT wat reported to had the Tieute amdiy kissing he see? Wwhiie sf vurt raiawye bureau ® fair name rom “i rieet Was given ik of the pation 1) d2edtl: in nts fui vent ‘ ‘ A,’ fs le diab ai? id Monded have] ! ~ Th “ tye matter, bug tion notified the Nat their daugh- op no invitations cans were to bo have been issued to any . Ameri. were given to unaarecaal that S are not socially recognised: , ’ d dro Jue coanstebes of the « iv rs Asin “i. No cards tad She WASHIN plirne American thv6 now sterm bulletin Mi‘ss Sis suffrage ove! The er, try which and Friday. on the East the Weat and from the great Gulf of Mexicv. Of course, the coincidence eee “+ SUSAN B, WEATHER - AIR ma STRANGE FREAK OF A METE- OROTOGICAL CHART. ed PORTRAIT OF MISS ANTHONY. -_ -———— -_-——-———— Each Delegate to the Suffrage Con- vention Made a Pressnt of One as a Souvenir—Taken Aas an Omen. _ ——— — I’. af Dispa' » STON, Feb I unwittingly pa: the LDeiegates to Woman Suffrage ym here In defining the if the United States In his duty vesterday he lined almost per- the head and Anthony, thre whe ial te the TT} ja gres ym- the National A*ssoclatlion, « has nt to im Own Vveniis area « an of i advo t outline f. Tl .4 16 presi tt Kreat 'w ar ‘ale, is 1} 7% a meeting tte of the noted embraces all that portion was stormbound on Tar It extends from the ing Otis Admits His Inability to| Even Make a Guess. the FP «* Dhispateh E Fe a i? 1; ar Depa to at in Qi Hong Rong. for a cose and ed. of Luton elude the American troops, yother ' ite Cert rhe Wt «il bis-presence would be quic 77 There ix ample territery in t! harm, and tn hi« hb; ' in whieh he could successfull | op ing with blood Without investigation Mr. Rawlins iin that 1 areimitiei bart. "erkn, rap pe ’ ruge te THE zed | at reer brelu ] fired neck Lhe 7 ; " ‘ ) ede, Uvtat Kuiil hia ilre ] aA imoae (tine § «6fierne] hie aru ‘ ro UuSs¢ tering ’ “ e ‘ ’ ; t? 51 all ar Th eo tbs , HORRIBLE CRIME OF A NEGRO. George Rawlin’s Throat to - 0: ° ‘ Funeral of 1 Not \ Nie " '? *? tas | ile ration the burial \iie err! Wee i¢ : rye Fe ; 1 Mr. Tippin delivered the boate Lerige cuimiuc ted menicsa. rrie a) ed Odd Fellow 7 : ¢* ** F. of Ke’ and Mouwnt eere- SO MARY INSTITUTE. WILL MOVE He tt on “are Stare | je i | Pract ieaide i ured at the Lake Av: and Boulevard. ees ion Junction wf nue Delmar Bank Starke: Dead Special ating of Company A. QQ sp. A. First Ree ment ‘; i w add at the Artoery at S oc .ock Tuesday evening Feb 13. for the purpose of arranging tor a Beer lecture to be given under whe auspices ol Company / ‘-—— 4. Ttiee : eet his a
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~~ oe i a i iil ete ee ee ee —_—— | a _~ ———_—_ —s—— SPECIAL ANNO SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRT ARY 11, 1900. —_———— ——— A te L» Ay A Ar Ar oA a alld ‘ee je A tp te ti tte hi di he A te he Mi he ~~ wTwrwrvrvweeermlUlCwrmhCCrmUCrmYrr wryrvryrvvovypy Ss TS oC oo +. . wr > ww w- i de -— $ ll i i i i he he i hi i he i te i i i hi PG SSF FFP FFP PPP PPADDAr Dra Db i a i tt te al i i i i i i i i i i i li i i “HOUSE OF JACCARD” Will Start on Monday Morning a Great STOCK TAKING SALE! FINE DIAMONDS AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE CANES AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE WATCHES AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE UMBRELLAS AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE BRONZES AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE LEATHER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE MARBLES AT REDUCED PRICES. FINE SILWER-PLATED WARE AT REDUCED FINE VIENNA WARES AT REDUCED PRICES. PRICES. FINE CUT GLASS AT REDUCED PRICES. _ FINE BRC-A-BRAC OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FINE CLOCKS AT REDUCED PRICES. AT REDUCED PRICES. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES. E. JAGCARD JeWELRY CO OLIVE AND CIXTH. TANNER THE WINNER, LETTER TO SAM COOK POSTPONED AGAIN SCORES A VICTORY OVER THE SENATOR IN SANGAMON : COUNTY. THE MARGIN IS NARROW. In Monday's Convention the Governor Will Have 92 Delegates Out of 183. Bpecial te the Post Te epateh SVRINGHIEGLID. Ul, Feb. 11 \fter an oof tine in est feootrmdait teattioes et ti primiia- Phles thst liv ever teeny foment in Sangamon CUNY Caen Tanner scored @ victory ove Benator Cullom in the lhatter’s own home It Vite | i lew kK flies Tornitnyg ln fore thie count was completed In this city per Tel tten ght betWeen the two faetions having bepiotiae iit ‘oil Lrae fiis | rts \ ' io] tty it publican: The result is that tn the convention wii Meets next Monday and which has IN de. Rates, Giov. Tatner has ’2 or «@ bare ma jority Motihasy's convention wlil close 22 alel Bates to the State Convention. Thies is the prige that Tatiner ha wor dn sddithaon the proesstiuge oof beating Cullom in: his ows i ecounes something toat Wik hever «doe before. NEW YORK HARMONY DINNER. Democratic Congressman Are Guests of the Civic Clubs. NEW YoRiRK, Belin te \ diner wae give to-night by the Nathonal Civie Club to tiv Democratic Congressmen at the Pouch Gal- lers tn Tireoekiven. and was intended as a barMotietis Patherina for thre pelirproses anf gad. Just tig serca deemed Aifferedces before Line Opening of the Presicwaitia mpaign. The kde) Was conceived by Mdward M. Shepard the preside rit of the c.ub, whee stated that it W ote tae baye the 1) Mecrats Trom Various ; pear’ of the eountryvy eome torether In ad- Yanoe of motional conventions for an inter- mere Were about 300° persors present Mr. Shepard presided, with Congreseman J 1) Rieharitson of Tennessee at his rieht atid Congressman Davie A. De Armond of Misscuir) him left (ithers of the guests tale). Were (*onmressmiun James Hay of Virginia, Congressman H. DD. Clayton of Alatama, Congressman Jobn K. Fitzverald Bnd balmmeaed UU. Dricgs of JKings, Hon. F KK. Wilton, Henry Hentz, Andrew MelLane and Augustus Van Wrwoek William J. OUrysan, who had recvefved an Invitation to be present, deciime Mr. Shepard made the opening address. for your candidate for Governor, withour at followed hy Speer yes by Mr Richupdsan of Tennessee, Auwustus Van Week and Con- Kreesmen De Armond, Clayton, Jlav and others ; FROM A HOUSE UPON WHEELS. Mrs. Mary Lasley Was Removed to |‘! the ©.ty Hospital. Mary Lasiev, Who with her husband anf *childven occupied the house on wheels that has traveled over the entire country is Wis told Th Ulrer Prone Tis qesat i} Is 1 [cit ee q’ity tf teitudl UTeving With erysipedn The pliysicians -ay er com iithom. is my low "Thue bacetane = botatlt mm Wankan trod In) Shins t.isiev and tis ! ] bane Ve trom 4 ev i] ! ‘ i \ liv | ‘\ ‘ } ‘ pratril biert sfopry ‘ot ! 3 travels | rT wad S lvouim we\ eral mront! wo, laisiey j biusiness. «> proved dnerte CPigat daar cdemettieded] » mts til Sprite inf bevTd Paermtlayie j POUT V eas Ward Mtr Tassie, Wake tid | Week van) @miofia }iis beam 1 tne c*yty Jiospitul Dine Wigan bitase i the other Damasievys are at 4th Moras + BANKRUPTCY LAW DEFINED. Water Company's Petition Denied by Judge Thompson COLUMEBIS CF) Fete lt Doe bankrupts petithe » woof toe Deelawiire CC) >) Wooaters Was detilesd ere yestentiy Dy Judes A 4 The TOG Ne ete ae! he T atten mtiete ‘ lee} Court Jiadge Thompson feld that a waters CAMVPany Waa pie ‘ rpeore mi wit aL STVeWA reiting asf tlhe ta? ! i! : arroidpen!? oy. an WTI Y BEd clestlned the eormors mie Wwililch COUT ome asteder it prevostons af manu fast iv.im yet Bar we Reval Siting piling anid mem antl LIABILITIES, $1.292.736. A. W. Dimock, Stock Broker of New York, a Bankrupt. NEW Yurttis Vothons AV Drm. Ock. Bveurs of 1 famous Stock opera. tor, bye as] . ie ‘ a? } \ \N 1 itr ae. A Con. Teatiae!? ' } =D | " ; * \\ iil T¢ 1 This | @ peti mbar y herent i i Poi lini. TE To a. . | Bh. at i) tsetse HEADLESS BCDY FOUND. NEW ORLEANS. Ba! Mw IN on Pecreay Tee tay tlhe tee tev ereiv of «4 Wilite man Was four fosctitig he fie WwW Tas The body we Verne Witte Wetted . thers ls ‘ ey \ ' ; i’ : a ' Tth jtajer hus fea gy cee tte oT i ‘ 1% ix thereuglit to tbe that of Willtam Wailard, an em- jlaovwe of the Utiion Lauitoer CN» Whe hus een tmisewing siticee BSatumiasy might last MR. SPRAGUE SAYS A high standard of quailty is always main- tained at the Delicaiessen. couid; he would beeeyconned “a doutdt tell yuicie and Corbett at Lakewood The date of th fey OF Miyserl, Slowu oy li Maand at Phe 3 . \thietic Club's offer was tin Springfield Ma ISSR? lok at the tepulrlie per cent.of the gute recetpts, that together you and he propose to fix - = a - DAVE BALL. CANDIDATE FOR CORBETT AND JEFFRIFS MILL GOVERNOR. WRITIS ONE. GOES OVER UNTIL APRIL 10. iTS AEOUT MR. DOCKEAY. TO FIGHT AT CONEY ISLAND. —_—— -_ OO ee ee. a ee —— _—_—- _-—-- Log Be a Man Among Men! Be Strong and Youth- sey ful! Free Yourself from the Chains That Hold You Down! ] ’ * F } ‘ ’ ( i | " ] ) Ve ; Have tie pray . ~~ j ! ‘ t l a7yci = \ ‘ the | > " \ CN ]HC 4 \' ‘ i i ‘ * ‘ ’ \\ ~ \ ? ° i ; ‘ ‘ Vy ! ti *YeoT? €9) 7) BEST AT ‘| \ rs e deoosft 1%. Do nlatte Ter Cset if ha « i \ vie TOT Piet Tih} ba bts . ‘ 2. OUT) \ vy act 1 a! | Seautityl when vou havechealth | can hep you R. McLAUGHLIN’S ELECTRIC BELT (It Does Not Burn) } pensery for weak men. bas breciwht Strength, ambition and happiness to ¢ isand oY | Men, why will you be weak? Why do you not listen to the echo of thousands of cratefal « oe | \ [Langhiin’s Fiectric Beit? Why do you yeooon from «av to dav realy ites that 7 s oo i ~*% FAlsed 18 Tanase oe | mnanhood, when vou see a cure within vour grasp? Reach for it, take it to ~, i heart erp Daf te. bleu teh | iumping, dancing throngh your verns: feel the exhilarating spark ‘of manly power wa ge he q Horn | e to vour eye. and the firm grip to your hand—the grip which Raspes vour tellaw tocar as ; ae ! lide si alah aM ama ts him that you nnd wour Mecca—vou have resained vour manhood lo those who call at my otfice [ otter FREE TRIAL TREATMENT. ~- ‘ ¢ sce . , ** 7 . ‘ , ? 9 , , offer tins treatment tree and positiveiy without expense to the patient, oniy | ‘1 | : . ] lea, wee Py } ry ° oe - ’ . Wi! } prove tat | have «l KRIPOW Lec oe ‘> cic Lrte treatinent SUperiegt tr thar e,’ ny ‘ they '¥Y = +7 - ‘ ‘ i j | ma ry y, to demonstrate the truth ot my claims, so that those who experience the benefits tof thy. er , | | : ] ae oa piatter which ts tile NEN ro your inture Het prpIress | do Thevt allow a disease ter lestren at] byt! : i ; fry «alli [of res Per. ity fl firtiucre a« ro you, Whatever your condition to-day, you whl not improve as you grow older. Aye calls for greater vita! miler you get the more promotes d anal apparent wii be your weakne “S§:. sO CUTE 1f Trew cure it whole vou are yotuny Thre - ‘ edi '? i Prrive te? ritn j _ . ; . ‘ | P . +" *,* ',*9? ~~ * ! - : : +? . ’ Wile the nar is. 4} Sab si | fanned to Hame bs y. and Dro MeLaughlin’s Electric Belt will make you | ; ‘1 ae } Fo ony strong af you try it now WARRANTED NOT TO BURN NOR BLISTER t the Strong at in) the world. vet 1 ley vive the FREE BOOK ] have published afl “i prime sc ae el hy, tity nits ~ 1? Strate | | * and tull of e joke tives Fleh\n a? eapmth flow mto thie lrencdy witheout thre of truths for rien alte Welker itil — A on nee wees talitv. weak and declining. It is wert | t\, ‘ ‘ ‘ iat } re idin 4 I ‘ny } , | tine Dine as : aia P ot itt ' ! \ old S'yir Relts \f\ Sper tal inventions ‘ , ' ik I} \ ] pet Ve i i ar . ese and beleve —~ 1) nothing, this book Wall ee nmvert vou to the bas , eee i | his | \ly Belt is half pric fo The arta the , , prey tus horre ALY cits Hail price 7. , ! | be . | 6 is horror ; | | end it. closely sealed, free \sk tor it. Call. i: possible and consult me ¢ . . —>* 2 . . * a s . . iad es ‘ ' ‘ ‘ i i }) Pike County Statesman Demands to The Champion Will Train at Allen- | to those having the old-style burning belts neat) Know Who Stood by Bland at Per- hurst «nd the Pompadour at OFFICE HOURS: 704 Oliy St C J . ‘ ’ tle Springs and at Springtield Lakewood. Q ty 8:30 Sund 0 to | D C whe OOF Mth, ST, LOUIS, M0 , ounda 01. s = + : a, m, to 8:30 p.m. Sundays In New Republic Building, Davi \ bical ‘ . ine. « i NENW Yoohths ! -Tt wiai- ! i f taary li al ‘ 4 ‘ ' ‘ J i i ae Mate Chhirman & he Le 4. i = hes ws | tion: (“00k and Knot, candida’ os for the | peoment in St. Lowis, sed the bad feeling ani ¢ >, ist wh ‘ eal aa Alt i | \ .- "j 5 ’ Saban pai ag vipa tatty Pig ini 4 m3 a Sa png tics P * is eX] fees] to ress ouned | . frst, 1 t Vlcw li J 4 , \F mil i ‘ Preetelitiatienn for State Au iit 7 ctTia Stite ~—- — Which M (*enck \! lioock \ \ . cd ; Auditor Seibert | Its strange how a man’s wcts rise up ii nt ted eleeir 4 a r rr We A Senator James Orehard, whe has been | after Veal toc hWhineder hos ambitions Davi “oof silwe Dear mn Mr. ala ' “| . poweth af As Wd Prossityle oe agen for the? A. Bail of Pike County, -eapdidete for Cron | _————___. lL, i bret ‘ii iN » his We imty of I’ ke ried : APPLIE3 “ «*\ ka} ‘ ‘7 Lie ‘ \ ‘ » T.tli ‘ t? » fas 1 \\ AGAINST GEN. CROW. 4 »* ¢) Ky ’ ii,7 , ¢ 7 wig , ; ‘ i ‘ , Fy ist ae : ) , ; ~ ; t! iF PP of : ' ’ . ‘ XN \ \ wrk ihe vied t with ! 1} , beth Utie oe y ¢ ite ei iititie r Tris born Pits | rye pref le ~ - 1p} cesers] ’ bre frien \ : FOR DIVORCE. i i os ‘ , _— ‘ Tleoth ‘ ‘ (Craw, tlhe Pore-se] }3) iWVit pe rat. | 1.¥} it at), iTS PhieMee Ver? that th im’ y ; ' , tf an Irie ‘ Pier 6? } ‘ ‘ inettpeoncaginattimeandl ' yet * pie lm cletedise atom 50% ‘ | Sh Shamied , “ \ Te Z Me “probable candidate for Governors for A pecular rea \\V 3 1 Was Pieet aatiel ow ll» Ke pret j 1 t ttl ac lers ‘. } oo An nber of t ‘Stat : tal adore tte, god in Hie ' x . ‘af : | HL title] Morris Comsi dine i bsp iacty CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. | Ther ensiderable tulk uutthe St stat ‘ Nell : r i a the . es oa ) ndtv : hi ! MARRIED LIFE UNHAPPY fend the attitude of your eandidate on tin J tereay Chat tre ha het recelVed any money | imitt f ) ta ed de ? te | the revenue : \ abi diehatle ang mS Eas ' 8 , + eh ae . -— —~- coryiggaitfee reTusinge ft acCept the resigma- | it leorneted debt mrvem «ef e ‘ . . S1iVev Question, and eriticise TOV Trke ris Teo rte ss Nittional eethiel se (“lub A tele tion of «* iirman C*aok Grice j« A enn shee Be sar tin] from Rens g2 7) ers : gh Teabidiay Cfhee Sipe truth, Swi iotment | ett a - SAOWN Slatingg thiet th notes : for Secretar State. “ni taik L tur med t th ) , | id t tooine comtrars notwith t ne. Y eu hava | pad been deposited with a & i! Py aneis Court of Appeals Campaign Develop- | {0 Secretary of State. Vais taik Was ine) turned to it. Although he probably did not Sinn , pd piwe CREDA E IA TH40 02 i. ou have |e waoaber, but’ Consial 7 Fe ¥ * i} jiluigzed in at the meeting of the editors. | Know fit at the time. the enactment of this Two Weeks Ago She Took Poi " i be Se ye papi tii : she biacidh vi il this > Se eh “- eee ) $e oth ‘ ge x ing a Queer Situation—Dummy | Nir og” 1K ‘ ‘ i . ‘ st ‘ ii te ti s thee et te de an tf » , > the Port Ss) rings C ay vache en ntakadesaates imed the "Be ile Athi 7 cab - etch Candidaies for Attorney- | aoe pted lie Says it will be no advantage }and which eontauins ali but two of the sa- A empt to Throw Her ; we HPS OnVetition. th - eve er. 6 @iie ‘ OL Conde! fohimas a candidate to remain at the head oons in th COUNTY bes a bonded adebi self F t the head | 1 1 oth inty. 1 a bon obi rom Eads Bridge. “You have no riaghit tay quote Mr Biand Isiand Was chosen ind use hid beloved mame to help your ft is announced that Sam Auetin will rer- titiee tie cunt now ae ar Ak ] Wish he eree, that Jetfri Will train «at Allenhurst i@lifferecit Story Which of us, My; lock fig hit has been changed to April 10. Seasid: blest i “ul General. bat the committee, and on the contrarry, will! The result is that tt gets back a large * aA 4ilSa Ivantage In Sume Fespects If his | Proportion; of the revenue derived from sit- rat ” j resignation is rccepted. Virgil Conkling, the | loon Leenses. and the balance of the counts secretury of the committee. will be a Can- lerives Little benef: rem thee Nut al! . ; f Attornev-General EE. C. Crow | ab USGS. se eteeredt) Mrs. Anna Sohns Abel has applied to tha ’ qi Py ee | . tre ae®’. % eevee ‘ ° " % ’ ° ‘ people living outs.le of Mason Township, Circuit Court for a divorce from Walter ©, ’ } | an! they have chosen to hold Mr. Ball re A lie) She alleges cruelty and «te prion didate for the chairmanship jt Ss is bthef an agreeibie seftunation to the Suspect that an attempt will be made to der ' oe aes U and os af you do net find Se ee ee feat him for renomination They say the J (tt, CCommaiittes is congratu re t ff, spensetble for {ft f he hoes not get the Thre filing of the divarce netition is . y > od bie sr dager 5 See OUT cenenia te SUPPLES CHALLENGES EARNE -scheme has not fully developed, and that ,UPOM Navin nullifiel the power wielded Pppest oof the delegates outside of Masor a ee whale yom ee — him on the question of impertas- angen : ’ t-in 4 t f the « lence | by Butler's two members, So long as the} Towyshtp it will be because of tae law he Quel to a iife story of unhappiness Phiree sm CNEY APE MOL s2h PPIHHesmiess oe ees i ".| Hawes contingent numbered J med t mar MAO’ ’ ooaar . ‘ ‘ . is ‘im? PtaEAEA?P f v und two of sheaca ¢ ra | (4, MAY Veurs Bo. weeks | ’ \ Alvee] ty ‘ 4 at ot one ; \NV x erg of us, Mr Dockery j7] Inv s: ¢ Contest Will Be Held Where Best Ad. trop WUTTANT Al rpren de sa Fallon ry Ulie -ilU- | them Were re ‘*TLiZe: { bsutle I mImen lttuitler - —— | worn litical trick to Mr, Crow's disad- | OUSTINE TWo Brady Members, Crothers aid Yital an bulan Sear pant of the Missourt Democrati lightweight. w} last sen e | ; jHaney, and electing two of their friends iad I : aq Ambul ” Corps. froma Biaeds bertel ae An off_cer statio 1 wt Press and certain Demeciatic leaders, Mr ss erent, Whe ta wre defeated Jack | vantage ’ jin their places. This givea the Hawes fac- Phe Finance Committee of the St. Louis [the bridge approach was attracted by her * 4) j ‘ co? } , ‘ae Sey *}, » > : *) . ‘ ie’ ‘yy 7 t i- Tile te] rie 4 - P : . ‘s =e F . . ‘ P . ‘ be ae Cook among them, He sa Daly in Chicage, has issued a challenge Phi Fach hope > tol Sygese bint Corte: | HON lo votes without the Butler members, | Boer Hospital and Ambulance Corps met | PecUlar actions and yene Have We now a newspaper trust on tm oy behalf of Supples for a six or ten roan tocol Matis bh cherde tala arate : ; and they claim they are now independent ! wes. ; ‘ +4 “iheo Fea eh tlhe fer span ant Wis play suffrage of the people? LT eonfess it looks | cuntest with Frank Erne, the lightweie. cUions of the stat all OF WHOM Wl | oe Col. Byler. , ‘“) Priday evening at the residence of Dr. fig climb the rail he caugat het She faint very much dike tt." hampion, before the club offering the bseu 3H SPParene Bod Achegfcwere pies) pit aoe Thomas ©) Rellly, Seventeenth and Wash- fed in his arms and was hurrted to the City «pean r hee j fnanelal inducements. .. the a a ' . i uN t} : Nery Baga qi « tt The eontest for the nominatton to the ington avenue at rm ep eb Jo harlot a botecte * bern d vou ave Rone Phan \ eA Dla] Sl! c+ => — Wiis *) 7 . ’ ‘et? re . , . atic resloratives appeiie . ‘ . } ° A be , ¢ . ‘ sat fe ¢ i iatr ? of The eaomm, ee «)b] zantzed rey the sele: ftlon , it i . ° / : °s q*s ¢ , > ’ - ‘ I Mii Theor it ait tiie ma? | Clie am li _ ‘ = ° Ps ee : . . - , . sy e 7 4 ‘ : nen tse} *? ’ “a itie Mtoe the politleal camp of my opponent, and HIGH BEATS SMITH. hemina . * a tadg, Missouri seems to be attracting more at-|of Dr. kmil Preetorius, chairman, and N a Awl hei me % ‘8 nen t) & °, Ne eer. s . it } tery rie) 6S (nar.es road. vy c% lished, the mexXt step Wil, be le COn rurther your own political tnteres:s and that [ace Saturday morning in an. interesting iaiie “> his ent top ees uit there . OEE Boda fut sane ju me (leg ire it. This con-|and ten trained men to act as drivers, |”: can : ae er ae s e Ma oy a \, Re oS Smeg te on - Rs og j game ins rr Score « f ] tis “a (apt Marg iis li . , - , ie c = ‘ 7 ir} oa “ it fr, thie publi a" a f { rye nurses oO! a’ ret: her-bearers vee ks te april ney he ‘* ‘1S A ee 1 ilinm® ‘ j 4 reom pI Pr Simith prote “te ] the game on the gerevurt de : ve i i ' “ste l 14] iyie! (‘oor s Speer le* Ths ” eet eo?) Ww hi. h The items of OR pense tineluide the coat of eT) sna Ng, gel erate Asai A ty : my ton an pga pA : that Referee Syivester had no authority to FV eireman. .af thea th alc ih Vas Dasest the eharge that Jidee Bland} wagon and the supplies, transportation of er cha ha tage, aa rit Bash As Every One Knows. pra out Huiskamp. ct dot ee hen. onan Ss ce, | oad park Slaw to secure the incersement | the corpa to South Africa, pay of assistant | fs. Abel — 1 gt eee Bron Nasar | If the prance te Heol allows d the gains . Ili : é rw ent oem: or ba .. 1 tepid Ty te fs Ju ae hy imc] s Surgeons and nurses for a period of «ix oe Agen * i“ pe ma ee $i ‘ . Re . A ‘ — Pittle Mike @who fe stench a hard sp n | Will be pared of next week » tHx Ss wi 1 ine passed by | ant ‘i : hI: ) Spey responsi- | months, and «a contingent fund inthe hands PRAUer ner ray io ane t ed reading: esther, phwe ie us iter ss ! |! {bre t daae statils as it is the lrjter- es i ng i 2 4 ( a ie Bi ne ip aren i) tiie Tied ter. | of the hief ypnay hairy er Pye aris, ~ pha amd ~ MeLubberty Qpromptty): An anmtepey. is om > -@& pea at ' ines ad , ee » Tarn jeodtit .. ee lL, ties ' la talked ehh ' | ' “ het ve j reid i \ at ‘ ; r ' twee tiuat 2@ Y Gi 7 ; mearatia.. «oan. a ee aE ter ; ‘anedidates for the ri Pie rho t biie j mn VW . Ii, lw bliegs | | ! vy nieh - , : ted Leczema is more than a skin disease, ay : oti yescaeess. Budduck j il ; . 7 a Cerleters \ ita “\ Wetter ————. and no skin remedies ean cure it. .The | oi doctors nre unable to eflect a cure md Prizes Given to Masqueraders. a /. 2 aie WwW, “~~ isos? ean oJ fs - ao a a . P18 We? bead, showing the uly = fina? ~ L Few parents pive sufficient attention to their daughters when they approach the age of pur . ’ * ’ Mat As A TIAL ID! een ea) bie Tt “4 , i] q’arl Mition "T hve Nhe WwW Hs =] le ‘ ° . . . ‘ ‘ S| ° F . y Flecabe bas eee pevot & sign of the dreadful | appointed a number of committers to | | Just emerging from girlhood into womanhood the changes which take place are important. If passed s urnec : ree — . : port at wa iater Meetlng on severs matiers eM ™ Gia a af te 1] : sc ‘_. 4. T Sore. of great interest to the organization tne successfully a healthy and happy life will almost certainly follow. Wine of Cardui used just before . 2704 Lucas Ave, St. Louis, Mo. ensuing yew Don't expect local applications of soaps and salves to cure sabre They | ANTI-TRUST CONVENTION. reach only the surface, while the di- | Co : t 2 . n- sease comes from within. Swift's Details Completed for the Chicago Specific ference on Monday. chile" AC Bent 10 —The details for for ny ning the anti-trust conference at den T feral Muste Hall Monday morning are Tfajprt- * ° * he ly nearing completion. The Advisory Com- ttee of thi Tational Anti-trust Conf, re is the only cure and will reach the most!) "''' Bei ir . ; ; 7 ~ P aren? \] of { veal .\ <ors erina t bigs ODstinate case Jt is far ahead of al] ctitide tattete. necessary. wetore, calling sitnilar remedies, because it cures cases | thc. invention to ordet thine a6 + tae Which are’ berond their reach. SSS is Executive Committee f the reanization | were attendance als M L. Lockwood purely vegetable, and is the only blood. ; a Ske remedy guaranteed to contain no pote | prosidead. Judsxe W. KO Fleming of Ken- ash. mercury or other mineral. tucky, Chairman of the sub vtec ‘fae on ’ i programines, was busily. engage she Books mailed free by Swift Snecifie he first a6, the details of the work eof the Company, Atlanta, Georgia. i af the convention. CO a ee Fl Ve Ne mes naingpme me puberty helps the girl through the trying ordeal and smooths the entire path of womanhood. In many women delayed or disordered menstruation at puberty is the primary cause of l.te-long iulness. ay. Wine of Cardui is the best aid to establish the natural flow. It is also an emmenagogue of great y value, that is used with benefit by women of any aye. It regulates menstruation perfectly, it makes childbirth easy, it relieves falling ~~ of the womb, and is the surest safe guard at the coming of change of life. With proper care and instruction at puberty and the “CC the use of Wine of Cardui when needed all chronic diseases may be avoided. { eo! ° A : “ ‘ : i ‘ ° 7 4 A $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui often saves hundreds of dollars in doctors’ bills. For Wi MIELRGE's TL Z | advice in cases requinng special attention, address, giving ¢qgptoms, the ‘‘ Ladies’ Advisory @ of € am 90 Soe * s -_ tae Department,’’ The Chattanooga Medicine Co,, Chattanooga ¢ Tenn. «lf \ All Druggists Sell Wine of Cardui. FTV PD AT AIT) AL) PIASASM NINENYTA A) AESSISZ V~< (SS AAS AIAS (250) AWA (174A DIS"AI DIS
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oem — ; > ; ——-. SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. 11 _ MONON MALER™=""== DOCTOR W. A. COOK PORATED. | Do Not Treat All Dis- ; . . | Treat Men Only, and . Cure Them To Stay Cured. . tienen MUTUAL AID THE PURPOSE. eases, But Cure All Members Wiil To-Day Attend the Bur- I Treat. ial of a Meinber of the First Colo- 2 a I made up my mind, soon after gradu- \ —S my | 1" r sim!ar symptome P ‘ 7 4 ; . roe tte ‘A onsult ma Positively Cures Catarrh, Asthma, Influenza, Colds, die Weta tn Gnkte. Lmao 0 ty mint, exon ation yeni : RD Coughs and Most Diseases of Nose, fontaine. Was great enough to master the entire . =" 3 : Leche donne ee if Sears ave oS: == .: Ufieetiiie dT | pals nhurien your T fleld of medicine and surgery. Many a Head, hroat and Lungs. Physicians have tried to do this, but ae pie shasotate n fs ine > ce ypetl viru ‘ll tell MUNYON’S NEW HARD RUB- , Apmication wil be made to the Circult wi Pam met with results usually a. — . = | lr ile wel : hagsiest ye . Court to-morrow for the incorporation of | ®PPe!nting to themselves and often dis- + _——— 7 Ags o BER INHALER , URE the Philippine Island Veterans,’ recently astrous to their patients. For this rea- ’ _— — 7 or TS ' frestment for MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM CURE willl relieve . ad Ss, , - ' Dita nSthe. dc bin . the pain inv-g few hours and cure permanently in | organized here. The object of this organl- son I determined early in my profession ee oan ; my a fe ’ al oareer to confine my practice strictly Al OY, he Ais s the hese ; : PANS « N@re ri. | hurope, 18 fe Prive Qe Zation is to promote good fellowship. aid inbreakable! MUNYON’S KIDNEY CURE will cure 90. per : fhe aboe nepire | 2.8 Single line of diseases, and to origin- ’ —— . cent of all cases of Kidney Disease, including | WOr'thy comrades in ctstress and inspire ting and perfecting cures for them | ———_ a eaticaa ae are a Unspillable! Bright's Disease in early stage. PTice 250. patriotism in the coecning generation. z . web . ' te ae a tt goes fa wens BEBYE CRE : I therefore treat only what I am — === ae ae TI : ; MUNYON'S NERVE CURE restores the shat All men who have been or are now in ' = ' - i rhe pocket inhaler Te ‘rves to healthy condition” promptly. | the army, navy or marine corps and have absolutely certain that I can pos- = a : ) ‘ : “ae egy is made of hard rithb- > 2 seen service in the Philippine Islands dur- itively cure to stay cured—VARI- —— , Boe poh Mts Ein oe ber. It is handy, dur- MUNYON'S , gy oe CURE. A blessing to all; ing the Spanish-American war or the COCELE, STRICTURE, SYPHILITIC 3 4 goths ea , tie i . | . piers y, 7 tao d eed hoe : ' : 2 , wry . . ‘ r 4 4 * , ssebendh ~ = ‘J roe 4 2 . , ’ >> Pile ng women Philippine insurrection are eligibie fo BIOOD POISON, NERVO-SEXUAL >. . i se A 5) “Weyl ae ae nd forever. j eee . r,t hae 2 ' ° ry gs pied 4 . . ? " +} esh, 4 7 , we , there are nearly § enrolled | DEBILITY, and all refiex complica- ) : o7). Pe | -— ie * , j Pre, “sa v) . | : ‘ Prcnle . . ry Tee it ineed 1s easily charged and | Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles. Price 2he. Al present and weak men bers. The officers are A. E. Fout, tions and associate diseases d weak- | Da. o_o oj] | ; { Yh . d } srr? #iy. . ‘ ? urifis ar restore ] ‘ tf heaith, ’ , : ie may be carried in the MUNYON'S HEART CURE gives tone and ; Ee P g est pocket alwave “ , - atrength to the beart aud regulates its-acthoo. | Commander; “s. ee, tanton, vice-com- ¢ i al ’ [ . re dy to use. Tt eaneader: John Collins, adjutant, and nesses of men. To these maladies alone = thirty of the best years of my a y . ,> ew ee eereeen etoanew for the \ duttes and ple ‘ures Ye. ad al rive re Hie all the benefits ot the glass MUNYON'S CONSTIPATION CURE cures with- | Algernon van Allen. paymaster, - ‘amu! , Inh. : T "9 . out shyate, everToeommes the pill babit Price oN. A list P t . ! e ire « of he Phi'{ ) yine - . - e 4 , ng MUN YON S CoOL CURE will break up any Island Gon ‘ane pened Rhy fol! was can eave Delt anenestiy Geveten. aay am - f form of cold in a few hours reece aK. . Stant aks a ‘ i A; them all my faculties are concentrated. : 6 MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE wiil eure any o Stanton, ‘haries annewaur, My , . > ; My consultation and operating rooms A D 5 tz . Kurtz, W. A. , hn a ssociate Diseases. esses where druge taken | case of indigestion or stomach trouble. Price 25¢. J. Kuhl, Frank G. r EF. MeGarth, James S&S. Lyons, are thoroughly equipped with every sci- In curing an ailment of any kind B reach mic to the whole system. b Vi ALIZE Franklin Buhl, James T. Leahys, entific a . 4 devic Hl. Beekelms ering Minke pparatus, instrument and device | MUNYON s T R, for | mann, Iierinan Minke, essential to the most modern methods Chief Consulting Phy sician of The r fall ta - ye. ath pee coma ee ad Srochute is If the ey Lawrence Marsball, ttey ’ : ; ’ I . * , ct ae ie at | Weak Men, Price $1.00. Charies i: as Tor ; thd of practice, and my references, both Soi BES | gefint ttl Rec eeet COOK MEDICAL, COMPANY 2.280325 ; r' . tis spepee 7 is te Ses ‘ ire and eck GM, Robert W. Richards, the best citizens of St. Lou!s and vicin- vider or Price of Inhaler, With All Medicine, Complete, $1.00. | ;'::" ae . te a ’ Coleman, I'rank E. Shirk, ity. who have been cured Dy me and nes . : 610 OLIVE STREET, Se LOUIS, MO, rey tnt i , r ‘rrans are At All Druggists, or Sent by Mail Upon Receipt of Price. ee Pees ~ eel nc 5 made happy. I want every afflicted een man to fully and freely investigate my om os all restored to a perfectly healthful con- dition If it is Sweh} ny and all Javcol Selzer, he . . he ‘e ‘ ceYX ' ces c r ea treatme nt. use Ty Be! s, Spec . , — which rapidly resume thelr no! al Size, ul) val Adige a es, is neve on tn . ] m Skin, Blige, it piotpe . ’ . } Fricke’s Phar., Sth and Washingtos, Easton Avs. will be in Bellefontaine {+ - . ~lies janeres o opens with varied remedies through every It matters not how iong you have bothered with emisstons, drafns, prema- Fy er eee oo nee bene fae ail restilting flis and ree 19th aged Madison. 1 | | nee, = ' H. A. Kattlemas, 1730 Frankia Av. Imitators and Substitutors. stage. and stake my reputation on the ie F. T. McAuhife, 10th and O’Fallo W. Helwig, 2834 Maachester A . B@. oe suffered from stricture, nor how muny tureness, small or weak organs, nery- ie oS gig - n. P ciwig, saciesier Av. When you ask for Cascarets Candy Ca- result. The diseases that constitute ; — iv a ata 14 ' “OvPTTY Chart ia: he P | sek o ) a is . ’ ; differen! dm tors nave disappointed cusness, falling memory, loss of ambl- fe ' oR Ay - Oe pee aul Weeke, 1027 Cass Av. Klipsteia’s Phar., 16th aad Franklin Ay. | thartic, don't be cheated with cheap tmita-[ my specialty are more fully commented you, T will cure you just as certainly as tion or other symptoms which rob vou termed associate diseases, and 7 Be lil Cure i. St S cer pean wu a) ; Dpriee : IC “ool oot ; a . ° ° : p , e . . e 4 slow an °a 7 > he o- - ; » . ie , - Sow . Cc. W. Hahn, 23J3 and Salisbury. 0. Ww. Lunburg, 203 S. Broadway. vs ea ete ¥ se seller — “i prong oe be] a ogee some rae em eg you come to me for treatment. I will of your manhood and absolutely unfit ch, Im fact. are of | Tore eerfous a) ‘ iy. ‘are: ZEIStS ; Be 6S ; , : C - ; hain the “tet milepyerit % Vv Peop'e ss Phar., 224 and Market. H. Kuez, 21st and Fraoklia AV. 5 are ruge Sts, Uc, ar, ul perusa Oo a nh nee oO me cal at not ao it by cutting or dilating. Miv you for Study, business. pleasure or muafe bhatt me original : hat Kives rise tention. a ; 2 vy to them—al! dis ippear complete. treatment is new, entireiy original with riage. My treatment for weak men will at » “8s i ps lv wand for with the cure of the Enderle Drug Co., 6th and Chestsut St. | Star Drug Store, Broadway and Market.| LASTERS HAVE A GRIEVANCE. he Se aa | rece wisi ©, And Perrectiy pain .ess, t complete- Corres it hese evils and restore Vou the stricture and. perma- to What nature f!ntended—a hale, heal- Main Masa Correspondence. physe- Power are {(O« fone . agg pera 4 a Munyon's Munvon's Sperprmeech oe ro conveniently put up, so “plainly labeled with all direc- Fifty Men Quit Work at Hamilton- Varicocele. ly dissolves tton Se ale sate lttipeue, that their pre sence in u home In cnse of iliness allayes all feanta > Var oy °° : ° - f= 6 ~@ i ¢ ) . } rretew wwe , ) , ss ar 0. ee cad” vetor Munyen has a tried and proved specttic for every dis Brown Shoe Co. ‘ nently removes every obstruction from thy, happy man, with physical, mental eme es eee tnie of young or old, with thousands of testimontals indorsing it Iiis retm- Fit Whatever may be the cause of vari- the urinary passage. It stops every. un- aud sexual powers complete. ; ire le tumatisay ’ Trouble, Liver Complaint, Dyspepata, Indigestion, Blood i ty lasters etruck at the Hamilton- cocele. Its injurious etinat ts ane Slices wankers Pr rg ch ’ 7 | cles (oughe, Piles, Headaches, Debilitv, Cholera Morbus. Meas es, etc. ete Brown Shoe Co.'s “Sunlight” factory Sat- known Tt depresses the mind werk , ayaa ays Se, SuUATe as nflamma- cht nan : Most : . can be treated succeage ge payee | : tion, reduces the prostate gland when Sy philitic Blood Pois ae ne persone: ya on “}, but if ft is {mposrelble or tne Tinpurities leanses and heals the blad- preferre At all druggists, mostly 25 centa ¢ al. Write to Prof. Munyon for free medical advice upon any , disease, 1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. “i urday morning. This makes 92 employes ens the body, racks the nervous «ys- cisions 7 ®@ = ° ‘ r ** on strike. re ‘ les } nia : tem, and ultimately leads to a complete der and kidneys when irritated or con- On account of Its frightful hideousness | ge Rien AEB gpl tony on ee REE power. IS Fee are a Wee gested, invigorates the sexual organs Syphilis is commonly called the king of write me f your case plainiy stating your sympe pathy with the _— a —" tage | Sucecay,. but hecaues of & separate griev- tim of this dire disease come to my of- and restores health and soundness to all venereal diseases, It may be etther of ' " ance. fice and let me explain to you my pro- every part of the body affected by hereditary or contracted. Once the KYS- toms Pives'clans having stubborn cases ti } liailiv Invited to conaulte a conventent for ve il] at my offica, eserved history | Anna Obernauer Petitioned for a Writ | The tasters claim that through a Gevious : cess of treat! x: = rill tt of Habeas Corpus. procese thelr wages have virtually been cut S of treat-ng it. ou Ww then not the disease. tem is tainted with ft. the disease mav » treat are cordial A “ Aled + lias | $2 per weck,. The crisis in the lasters’ de- wonder why I have positively nna Obernauer filed a petition yesterday | for a writ of habeas corpus, commanding REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CONVEN.-| cer of the foreman for two men whose : wages had been reduced from $12 to $lv per the past 12 monthe. Under my treat- jaints, eruptions or copper-colored spots eontract in writing, backed by abundang improves from the Men, many of you are now reaping the cn face or body, little ulcers in the capital, to hold for my promiae. Ade Sint Th: yq°se*, Mother Su ri f St. ‘ Sister py s © | TION TO MEET HERE. Week to perform the same amount of work ment the patient vw A cured marntfest iteelf in the form of scrofula. me. Limake neo charge for private coun- ) ’ or *wollen Ke} and give to each pratt mt a legal partment was brought about by the or-| more than 700 cases of varicocele during Nervo- Sexual De bility eente cia co Viheent's Orphan Asylum, to surrender to fo ‘reas alarw th: ye hh: r the decreased salary that they had done a } ical ‘ agra me her the eustody of Annie, Bertha and Lulu hefore. The men declined to accept the very beginning. All pain instantly result of your forme r folly. Your man- : task and the entire force of lasters went ceases, Soreness and swelling quickly hood is falling, and will soon be lost un- awollen torsils, falling out of the hair COOK, M. TI). or to. the COOK MEDe- subside. The pools of stagnant blood less you do something for yourself. or eyebrows, and finally a leprous-like AL COMPANY, 610 Olive street, St Hientelrl, aged 2, 7 and 4 years respec- . out, "om JUNE a7 THE DATE FIXED. MR SPRAGUE SAYS are forced from the dilated velns, There is no time to lose. Impotency, like decay of the flesh and bone. If you Louis, Mo. The petitioner save sha its the aunt of the Seererm and is entitied to possession of A high standard of quality is always main- them ut she avers that the respondent. | Executive Committee Decided Upon | tained at the Delicatessen. Wirile kneWing ber clatms, illegally restrains Th ‘ : _ Sea: meen amma IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON. the children of their liberty at the orphan asylum. Held Yesterday. ’ } t ——— —_— —— - — oe ee _ = His Birthday to Be Celebrated at First nme 1 BP eae Christian Church. DRIVEN FROM THE RIVER Be St. Louls as the place and June 27 as the Washington's birthday will be celebrat- ed at the First Christian Church under the THE CHICAGO MICROBES. Ps rere RY \\ x: > Heh . . 7 q* - > ’ ‘ Kags: 4 Shece * a ee ‘ date, were selected yesterday afternoon for ; ‘ 4A f° > Fi > ony. = 22S2s.00 § ———— on. Frnt ican League of the State of Missour!. This mrss ; | Pate SeeEemme aes Seen { “eases: ue) ) oe me oe. ina —e |: “er * —— decision was reached by the executive com.|. ‘; : y 7 Sa gr ae wt ~ Organ Voluntary ..Misas Addie Tandy \ . o6 : , mittee at a meeting at the Merchant's Quartette~ Unfurl wien ieee Parks PLENTIFUL IN MILL CREEK. . ee soe* (i ose Awana ge q . ' League Club. i. me , “hs att g.. C. ' ea i - Se . : Seances ; “~~ el a Re - ~ r.* a: ; = \ - bi SAT ) . ~ = Fikenberry, ' The committee also dealt with two.con-]| Reading .... . Stee eee Miss Bessie Morse R —> 4 er. > . — Positively and Permanently test cases, one from the Tenth anid one Solo— The Star-Spangled meee Alice Fletcher They Found Life in the Mississippi a ” ‘e ‘ Md ce we as | eee” _— , : : . : . ore , om oS ‘ :,° >, 7/~ s efane. ws mP_. == from the Tw entV-sixth Wards, The faith- Addrescs The Leasons of Washington's Life. Unendurable Since the Canal Garb- a NN eFere,. oe, “AY: £3 —_—— jul in these Wiltdas are dividged In tneir al- Frederick M. Orunden, Librarian of the Public 7 eK 7 | | ; a ee se RMIialee ty rival Puiitical clubs, each ciaini- Library. a Was Turned U n Them. ‘ 3 , ier ing the right to represent the wards, and] Reading .... ese «ee-Miee Bessie Morse ge po { A Xitey eet eo euch desiring forma, recognit.on by the | Dixie .. : a MWS | a ap ; ae , teAeCCULICe CoM mittee In the form of chart- Organ oS Addle Tandy ; ‘ . ' x ; : . ers, Ihe cCommillee setlied tne dispute by a Myte terc , f ~BY— recognizing ail the clubs, and advising them The *. S. A. will give a The ¢ hi ago microbes ean ——o ecionaer lO Bel loge ther. valentine social in’ the church parlors] the catfish vut of the Mississipp! River or Thursday evening, Feb. 1. else the catfish have become disgusted and , : “= :¢ _ * Jie Meeting was called to order by Pres- — = | ae have fled from the river and . ee ree oe Every person answering this advertisement can get a handsomely pniipnyl conoition Schr uan inte hase COUPON - Only pinthis Numbere Ou- 12 Dr W A LEWIN ldent Chates FL Gallenkamp of Union. a Wilthiam 4. ttahn of St. tLauis is secretary ‘ : : ‘rey " av ake re in the Miil Creek sewer . , . and Gus Prey acted as assistant secretary. have taken refuge ; , Decorated Set. absolutely froo—we mean it. A straightfor- Y |] dae roll cal snowed the fougwing present: where enly umable St. Louis microbes ward, honest offer, by a reliable House to advertise its business. for pon to your name & address ant with it foam see ' oficeaddress & ich y C } ) Pe Seeemitiewman abide. everybody t send 606. silver or stamns to help pay advertisine The Wel!-Kn - the league; August krederick, Vice- I’resi- As temperate «4 man as Sewer . D. Cham- For @ reason which is not apparent, cat- 79 FOURTH AVENUE, Now York City, N. Y. y eriain, Jefferson City, Righth District ene fish seem to have a monopoly of the sewer considered ble 7 therough study fora great number of |) Wi.ham Fundiay : . oP “obs Bees: J ‘ ei Utne tli indvay, Louisiana and Db. SS. ki : aut present, but it is proba Years, His method jas proven a won: Louisiana, Nonth istrict; A. J: Shores, | A Free Trial Package Sent by Mail that otner kinds of fish will svon tind life leful success, as he has cure , |] &iyton, fenth District, John G. Brinkmey. Prepaid and Sealed in Plain unendurable among the Ghicagyu microbes ; ess, as he has cured more er and Theoaore J. Kalbfell, St. Louis, P a ‘in the river and will follow the catfsn pnen: : vrhere their lives will ‘not went to Crysfal «ity and, against the | monstrances her aunt tenok Bankrupt. than 24) patients The treatment || Rleventh Iistrict; Chris Schawacker and Wrapper to All Who Send into the sewer, " Wilil not Interfere with the patient’ Gus trey, St. Lauls, ‘bwellth District; W. | be suc jlanger the eh : » e cs bk. Crow, DeSoto. Thirteent bb cl Name and Address. be _— “a . h - " S he sewer. | pare vers Oe away and brought her to St. Louts and te, Oc > Upation ’ ct. t J, n Isiric * , , I hie pre SeTI Cet of the fi: h in t . —— = A a pe. P ; m l I jr : ie e we ' ‘ : > : The first business was the = seiection It has remained for a Cincinnat! woman to dis-/ Vl arst noticed Thursday by the employes | the house on North Twelfth stres an A EN Te SOG fouls, empjoved by the A FEW DON’ S: time and r Place for : cover the secret of a perfect skin She has at 4 f the sewer department. They vere seen | BESSIE WELSH TAKEN AWAY said ahpe Was for ed fur run erramdls ~ 7 1a » oa “nsas [ jast found the key to feminine beauty. All the 'as far west as (;rand avenue. eae were H . u ldder, yu é . be s to repeatedly attract FROM ER MOTHER 2° . ighs and heartaches over a poor appearance in such numbers a: I ; DON'T walt unt!! etrangulation has eariv, leaving St. Louts a clear fleld The . le i he . s they worked ; ; -s a ow hed fo within the means | the attention of the men a ney ' ie diets Wicd? ‘a eee matt Bet in, but be cured at once. Bus.ness Men's League of St. Louis was | ® 7 banished for cae ear on the | in the sewer, Tney were frisking about | eat tae — r aur ime notify le } ise ple T) morning Etude y 1 greet at th pwirts, bet Ko and consult lr. Lewin, Gallenkamp ew Ww. iy Hahn c l. we» , ee cone a number O71 catfish of con Bright and Pretty Little Mulatto Gir] mother gto ey steps to regain - piSpere Mra ‘yonateyed A * : ; ; Na Be j , oee ; SPSSION © child. ogg sat : . : | Subjected to Brutal Treatment ee Ot nue, Friday, Feb wi, at ly rok, no matter if you wish only a good- The basis of representation was fixed Since that. at every meal time. or when- else the men have had time, they at Her Home. Aiting trusrs or wish to take his at one delegate to each Ww members, the of- ; ever ~— : trewitinernt fleers of each cluh being Included. | | F have squatted beside the manholes and LhXoN'T consent to @ surgical opera- fA vote of thanks was extended the State AD - dropped their lines down Into the under- thon until you have investigate I>r. Commb.tee for the use of the quarters at the ground river. Some of them have been a Lewin's paniess cure. Linsdell Hotel during the campaign, and the At ‘¢ able to carry home strings of fish of which : DONT consult so-called) rupture | sen + eee for the coming campaign was ty ~ ¥ any fisherman might be prou@. = even Bessie Welsh, a bright and pretty mulatto | though he had spent _a day along the): gir] of 11 years. was seni to the House of | , accreqlec Speclaiists of Whom you know noth- Pine on . . > te The committee spent nearly two hours ¥ ; banks of a stream. here seems fo be ; , ' 4 4 Refuge ‘sterday hb Mayor Z.ezeiheis ing, but go at once to an expe ir ' ter beet. bor. in an effort to pacify the factions tn the . + +, : no faicng of the supply and the seer de- . , She Ww ; af Lewin w e your case } “he : : , + i te p A caged oh Som Gdite wie Tenth and Twenty-sixth Wards, and then be: ’ partment employes expect to have Ash reg- io iy there until , of age. if an he requires NO PAY UNTIU ‘ failed to bring about peace It merely : ese) wiarly al! summer. (RR ree SRP NS oe CURE HAS BREEN PERFORMED Washed Me hands of the squabbles. and : * # Sewer Commissioner Hermann savs—and thee ae ae area out | tO your entire satisfaction || Virtually told the factions to fight it out ean — remember that he stand« for this story weer we wane ~~ e —o Fee i ide ’ ; |, among themselves or get togetoer that he has an idea that the fish may have they ' ifempt ty irl perme | ¢ m? into the sewer from the Ovey- | le a it ane tf ye ‘ be ce T@- } In«he Tenth Ward the tight for ee? oe ge 3 been Wash) ' CONSU LTATION ey is between r Lewin's (} tWeen Couneliman Charles E. Carroll and | to show her how easy ft Is te atvain beau apo hd lon over the opening of the Chicago | | ‘stigate. M n fivat that the giri | nt nt ts endorse. by ye f St John J. Latal Each heats a club which | von know the atmple truth and the right remedies ten the daughter of Steiia Jones, th ' ‘ee ” 5 “ee 1) DOBSts the name of the Twerty-sixth Ward Mra ert Kiley. 103 Ward av. Hellevue, AY, Tr ‘ he Thevtass SI ° Ty . ‘) os’? \ Tie? é > 4 ia] s Sho treatel hee well ae deat] Aone RECICr FROGP ae A few weeks ago her mother : ' . ~L L. Bevis Wants to Be Declared @ {'d , ee _— saad “a erse bee ms A til K widens a 4443 Morgan of the Sonne nfekl Millinery Co. have gone ne eee el Aton a = BP ogg bandling — te of convicts as compactly as | ceo Syoe “ “Rear nines id Re fae ~~ | er as Mm Neng an to New Tosk in the interest of their firm. aie ’ nen § became a young lady jo long | POMMible. Each man's hands rest upon the shoul lenient two policemen to. go | gi pF hag More than 30 years’ experience has demonstrated to me that there able booklet on rupture. Dr. O’Brien Buried at Edina. dresses, began to think of beaux and parties, there | ders, while bis knees fit {nto the backe of the! ,.. 7 cimtact atk the inmat oe oe aye never was, or can there ever be prepared, a preparation that wou'd meet e vig thnmemecd ~ nae a ye thas of anet Faa- aiatiagee of ce aida toa ot +h log knees of the man before him This necessitates ses ba ge ein pe ope e be! the requirements in all cases, because the hair and sc. , ike constitutions, W A Lewin M f} after re turning from the Gre " hich vest ny past few years bave acen wonderful cb | a ebort, ee es and sips’ ei . which the r ut om irts a a found | ; are entirely different. What would cure one might have no effect on o FNe cece dl othet | 004 00 60 S°c200' Sanemttiull ore aad ety ker, | © “isinet ovidom leeres Dim. Ver thle seasen | OS0S nod clabeed herb ANUR4 wth others. My methed has proved most effective. After a careful diagnosis 4 4 fat Edina, Mo, where nis father now fe- eng Mh oe Moc pg: why a Mg nf me ite nsigarol is urged ; ew : mons sng the abr fon and Phe: us] * rer | specially prepare the treatment for each individual! case, and not only Holland Building Clan at the Alexian Brothers Hospital 22d | et ene ee nee ein een eee e cemety nan can | The Kiri sail her mother hat beaten her! do Ispeedily check the hair from falling, cure eruptive scalps and the eit) . 7 : haste ¢ mica be ae aint i Manet, tad Hehe "in he iret gp Police Co : t Reii | cause of dandruff, but also restore life, brifliancy and natural color te € “write t is Hostetter's Stomach Bit] 2ones was fined Siw. Immediatey after.’ dingy, dead and gray hair. For book and fullintormation call or address was one of the noted ba: terioliogists In the bleach, contains no ofl, grease 21 | N. Tth Street Sui 907 os — Write to Mme M tibault, 244 Fisa Buildirc jliousness, and that Sectetary inlaws i , ) | 4 | ’ te Ohte, and ebe will mall free. prepaid, It ie a magnificent tonic for the whole ays + pt a pom : 4, | John H. Woodbury, 308 Chemical Bidg., cor th and Olive, St. Louisa, ' 7 Wheat she save P ' To the uninitiated s , sa ) of ang kind and ts’ abeolutely pure Cincinnatt, ters . You can learn to tell your own fortunes me — : a plaip sea wrapper, a free “kage of ber tem, p@rifying tbe bloed and improving the appe | geant McGrew. To him the giri told her P — Weodbury’s Facial Soap aad Cream Keep the Young, Fresh aad Cleae and the fortunes of your friends. Look [06 | Qouderful beautifiera and you wil always bless the six of clubs in this paper. 4 the day you wrote. pot fall te write today, ‘tite. Try it , story. She said she had been raised shuice
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ee —- a —. ~—~ " ee me 12 | SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. salads | rights, the united chorus girls might find {t necessary tol! “ 9 - ‘ | > ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, jist: icuit'c, Su tte aaa ieaer) LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. [FNITH IN GOD) MAKES A FIGHTER OF THE BOER. oem It mikzht be carried out in coetume, the marching maids j-rac- eolumn is open SEP PULITZER. ; . ' J Founded by TO: El H ULITZE ing their art of song as they paraded the streets of the co™Tplaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, Infor- PUBLISHED BY it: Would this capture public sympathy for their cause? mation to give of a sabject of geueral interest to @-@peeenctntnnnmenais discuss. of a public service to acknow \eige, nd THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO. think 0, | who « Saal tale hin Seecdik Ad = : watrical Managers may well tremble for the future|,. 7 pret cnet a a, . 1e ' ~ ( | o . . 4} 5} °C Office 513 Olive Street. the chorus with such possibilities in view Rut they pias letters from persons seeking employment B ut He Believes od Helps H im Who lelps Himsel ly S14 > J udge Se . . _ « i ¢abiie are mitt pP-ace ity this nUIME ? ‘ ~ oie . - : iene wir themeelves to thank. ‘Th: have shown an example in —_—---- , . ; ~ ( > 7S. : , : : rye ? | a a ; Seep eth SION MATES Dceaniattibn, Why 4:4 thcy not foresee that that example Women 1: Business Life. Thomas W. Pittman, and so Laid in a Good Week Day Issue, in St. Louis and Suburbs, , . OneCent | youid be followed by Madge and Mabel in the wings? | To the Ealitor of the Post Week Day Issue, Elsewhere bie tie ie. & a wee Grete Eee eee . - Thy oul i lis. " : ih tu is oo Supply of Ammunition. ’ » . 1} 4 . , he . i . ré Week Day Issue, « “ ae Lega a Shy eo sw a A Washington telegram says: “The D%emecrats In Congress jde, t the wom t1 Sunday Issue, atall piace’ 1B OF out of ot. Louis ; i “ve Cents ihave decided to cast a selid vote igauimst duties on Porto tow i ATi ari seen ait Z Delivered by Carrier in St. Loms and Suburbs, Rican products The y will , t the Pr si lent’ i commend- |-rpia. vie ake ol ar pen we X-JUDGE THOMAS W. PITTMAN has written the fo —— ’ . wits 19 S. meee + eSilele gy = a eriad- 1. soe : tinge sis nie by ge . : i Week Day and Sunday, per week . . . . Eleven Cente ; sagt dep S certainis sages eps ehat lowing article for the Sunday Post-Dispateh on the re- Which we TERMS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURRS. BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. DAILY AND SUNDAY. . 7 or free trude with: Porto Releo it can ive earried. but in however- eee. ‘ ; = and these, ' t bye Sernate it will require it it ast 1) Iie] polican votes to over- serene “ “ ni . ii t : LO igo : _ a i ae pe oe ing hy . ¢ Uie's ; 4 +L }t*e I ' : the sind ‘Tt’ ' Dette? sada " . “46 VOLE =e’ get ¥ Tt f >» MArQUIS CItlee TS ieee? a throw the committee. The Democrats will certainly -be con- With the lot which enaste them among .- . t A r. ae 7 a f © ing | livered his farnous lectures on ie ther Side of Life ned ations, While the Republicans will rejeet them, with three or | on irits nsidfema tt the fact te nS J he Spee rane seston e isgion of the Boer as a factor in the Transvaal ar ation, foouay exer ptions in the House, and a dozen or more mn the - Dillnse if { » the lal lis ? f ‘ i ict ri = ‘ . itl: biti be L Oe ; if > . ; . ‘ iy = iMipie cnt ' » 4 iat} ae Judge Pittman ia the autho of T hie I) Ta A T reatis . tors f seven or eight of the hie prubile ans in the House template “here ; P men in he uo! ; a q . ail 1 sl re , ion the Excise Law in New York.” an eral books and and meretrus AVOFr Tere ? srie =f eTicit It Beeris t that brings ! flocka by nig enenk of God Daily and Sunday, 1] year $6.9 | Delivered by Carrierin Towns Daily and Sunday, @mos, 3.05 | Outsite of St. Louis: $9... A Sunda ay | Per Week . . . 15 Cents | sistent Jn every effort of the Presidont t. promote free trade |PC8S Men as the ony Means OF Dail) ana oun ye 1 imo. ~~ . i . — oes wes . , > ge their da ly bread, have etiil the iargke “Crooked PRP: r Sey Sunday, 1 yeur aie Fe Per Month. . . @ Cents Lfies ugnt sureiy to Bive him their united support Ports | of intellect to re ognize that there Sunday, 6rtonths. . . 2.00 | Week lay only, ' is neo lonryger-a foreign country It is territory of the’ women in business offices doing commend Judge Pittman has made a careful study of affairs tn South in their thoughts 1 y, 3mouths. 50 er Month . . 40 Cents l'nited States and entitled to al! rights implied in that fact. abie work and earning good and muc Africa. He wes the personal friend of Henry M. Stanley, Dr. er Perret. is : up ay, Tr . . j b . I n A f nee led money w) 2e unt itura ryc meth 1s . ing in the h: av ns t ’ ’ ? } . at Th . . ‘ . e hy Chied their pealin-singing nmrial jeered at } k ; ’ , h i T satel MD 2 ee “gh- ja att at a : 7 se was ard Work to Induce them to attiae Vena sellitary untse- aaa fu . : ' Te beaches thy in} their hypocrisy. But the Boer could afford to bide his time. . oe : SUN DAY POST DISPATCH Goebel was assassinated for his henefit Whoever is to be ; ey ee beara The water ; joo! It is largely his faith in trod that has caused him to deteat ; . ain on » . rea ‘ ‘rr ' . rs, . : . ‘ } : F " ‘ Witip Tae = i UnerYy ile fle eeyedl ere] ‘ ite , } Governor of Kentucky, William &. Taylor will scarcely be a ee oe ee Ca Oo ae ee ee oe IR cas the English at Colenso and Magersfontein and to wrest blood- : - , , 7 ang " Own | his city here and unerringgs alin ) thee battle « tale: il} the English =—=18S9599>>= : . , —_ , that ¢. andy ' hadi marksmanehi . . a . : ma i ‘ ‘ i i 7h he POFULAR LITERARY TASTE. The most of the old timers h: ) ~ : , a amd deadly e eae with rfo ag ces Meh our forefathers fought when they wrested their inde- wounded. their own firesides. Like*them, the Boers belieVe to me: se BIGGEST WEST CF THE MISSISSIPPI. books ten or more years old are in greatest demand? Th: nh ions to the seheme-—first, the in n a ‘Kpense, teloin Tne Tagua tL seeveearts everNthing at stake. Teo. fail means the end of hope for them. man.” One of the eight largest Sunday newspapers i popular literary judgment. ) beer “t . : im : J Le'] ‘ Lil bb’ ae*Tai. ‘ : pap the mae i Ges cul ss teuietiiint bin git er ‘farms, that another territory muy be selzed and added It is a matter of small consequence whether or not farm lands they they Would be just as resolute. lsut in that ua heap and above the prile Was erected he Paardekraal momue eal ef taik ; 2 th ei p oie - gmt chest -i- ith the }ers on their ins. the Boers are a formidable foe. The En- for U is st g } i >a . 7s oe . . . TATE — ‘ _ e " : re? or ie Bm 3 crpie*® p34" : ‘ “ baba .” RWORN AVERAGE Uniess this or some other escape is found government will | oe! tices ; ee ~ | lish were wont to laugh at these plous farmers. They * i vieiliheye Aina ee What was termed one to appreachn Would surely be killed, and after a while it ia Pe oe eG . (or Ti ‘ . ‘ % ‘ ‘ . e* i’. : ‘ . i. . I [ 1} (ye \" T }} tetet ore Pyrarraest: i pritia Disa bent * ntitnhhers to meet - : ' . ' a a a + rKoers AS Coy; Preerclorrny) Dey NAaAVe no ntelTe rer Wildl > } ; } ' ; oe sh bs ' C : . : i) die i‘ sf. a i’ ~ lé - eric ; aac . . ie* ‘ it tiie > ] i i ‘? } \ ] Tie : mor ......... 109,809 | Octobor ..:...121,751 But that is not th Vogue is no criterion of taste. i . mnbland: ‘They have anhikite heranie Ca ee : les must , ata ‘ i . 7 ‘ ) if tj + a’ ati »i« aéa Vor ‘ ‘ . libraries Whe reads Trilby now? Ontly “the altegwether”’ jis] the Lditer of st Dispatch 109,016 ‘ce ae , ale " , , ina story of bilo , - December 42, 165 left in popular speceh to remind the world of that happy littl ‘ baldin, 7 és petidespemricatie ahi si tae miav der puttelonedd for changing love iIndependence-——-ley it so Well that they We a fainiliar @eavitse the ” » Ww shits nl prays may live oy ' rac tickled the curiosity of readers, rand Pollux are now i lel Issdoter and : i phe Post-Dispatch will accept all adver. more familiar to the public than that duplex product of spirit- tT at ty d-fearing and God-serving people. They are net. Joutehmen. lising with the distinct and unequivocal ual poverty and intellectual destitution ; nt de | the. Past-flepaten that. | Bei] nd ¢ Vo oare flarhting for liberty—the same glorious cause.TOr have been kind te the priscotet pied Thicest nsiderate of the culation, Sunday ol daily, in the City of St. louis is not a love, People read fantastic books to kill timie occ; ve for le , *tm pa nN Carnes : ‘ ‘ sionally and anise themselves with the latest aberration | orate for piping the water of tire bia Mer a from the British grasy Like them, the Boers are bburing his visit to te ited States Gen. Joubert eald bed , > ry | ; ? + ‘ ' ‘ ; i} | bibea { ‘ } eS ; b d “> “a the world of humbug. The real criterion can be found in a - (att “a ' , , ' pas ) -c! , CcWSSDanber - » - : : Windl isa had “otifeererl ith t! Lal by, cn thee toot? Oa ria fe «3 ~~ rr) , . , : : 6 — Se eee list of books published more than ten years ago. What ten CP eaten _ ause they are right their God will net forsake them, When the worst eo the we ve shall be ready, Inust be taken into eensideration that the Boers have We will fight to the st », to the “t wun, to the last — answer to that question will give a clew to the power of the pyendl ¢4 ve Ate ied : lerrrreo nt tie 2 ag, ees. = ' sie Pe Phe Icnelish selciers are fightine onlv for the glory of Jbritish At a gathering of the “ss 1 Pretoria tn 1880 each took Linited S . SI I I a ORS i UR SI 2h ton Lent to En- 9 stone in his hand and s8\Wwere a soletmn onth to shed his last mited Siates. ' veoriereed dt |} ork, igre ai Wate gland’s vas possessions. If the Boers had only their sterile Grey P bl 1 fer hi t ‘Ti! toon ‘ At o pte ii id : ‘ hii. i i : » bi (sreop of Pepe bere Teel iis coun i ¥ the sec "IY! s ‘ ” ee the t “ its for ‘ nM h the 4 ritish lien} sabe esis. his their meetings before the tinal outbreak of war, and here at Obtained conc sSions from Ni aragua Whereby they possess Were so considered by the American people; and the islanders, ] puts the average outflow of the spring In om ie mouth. it is a tight fur freedom versus a fight for the last meeting Presidént Kruger and al) his listeners solemn- > . itl . " . . . , i v 7 ay ‘ot ‘ ‘ ;¢ 4 ¥ ] ayrt st* as ° ? rii . . Par 4 . e* " . oorre . P . all the canal privileges across that country need surprise rather than the Spaniards, possessed the Philippine country. h mic poy TH at 2.00.00 gallons every 21) 50" 7 ly repeated in unison the psalm: “The Lord that made heaven body : ee ee AEE OO SOE IS CORSE ogi ig Ady seen tl tlh agge> Mle While the Boers are religious, they firmly believe in the and earth, bless thee out of Zion.” Then this devout people . nT} ris’T) TS Atpould m,! er eCes- > : ’ - > > . , , . Fs ‘ , : ’ : ‘ of q* ¢ le j ¢ } *"C sa) ; ‘ Irie ; ™ ‘ Yr Y . Wherever tere $s publie work to be done there will) b Southern manufacturers, it is said, will use one-sixth of the [sSary, this volume can be doubled by tap- piney th Lf maxim that God helps him who he Ips him took down their guns. i i : , " ‘ i r es im“2s ‘> ‘ ’ ’ } fe * t > Se Me be St a o> ‘ Pas ray ¢ yrs ° rl’ . > . . ‘ . ah as _ Memwate enterprise’ found to dictate terms ii ata ota South’s total cotton production this season. The Southern ane wed pr ss 9 t ome 9 wo gpd _ se ’ he y have ne t sat down with fulded hands and prayed The Boers love God and home. They belleve that the prom- work shall proceed cotton mill will do better and cheaper work than any other | with the water from the lolwe spring, onlv a for deliverance. Phe) nts shrewd and far-sighted, these faes made to the Israelites of old will be fulfilled for them, But perhaps im this ease the difficulty will not be insur when the Southern cotton manufacturing interest shall have ne poe need a yards below , ab rough old Dutch farmers, and they have carefully laid !n They believe that their Giod will deliver them. ‘ : - $ "- . ore , fy ndoptine this plan the city woulk wWiVve Wei Ss ’ "ar,é a) i “OV ik " CY vnre reg , “se ‘ ‘te : e* oSrTre ; > ° mountable. The Nicaragua Canal is primarily a work of had more time to develop. There ought to be a great exhibi- J 4 Crest tte! eset peo ware. ne healthful f Brg = * 1. ammunit) n and provisions. They are read) I cannot believe that the great nations of the earth will public necessicy and the public interests must prevail over | UO" of Southern cotton products in the World's Fair of 1903. | spring water. while filtration would sugply |oOP Ue fight. Their spirit pibageenetue: be better illustrated than stand aside and let these righteous people be crushed by the any private claim of profit The nation has at right ee -O-———— —_— 4s with 1) sage teen mg eng Sew ii ate nae all | by the statement published at Grahamstown tn June, Issc, by invader. Surely seme nation Will mediate. That ts the only , ~ oem , . ’ a: : © ik nts : - me to come etter far to ac: Upon ““tax- , ‘e leader he TOG made ic Pclarat} . , Which the indis mlual is bound to re spect, The Boer is an invisible foe. What can be done avainst payer's” suggestion, “Dig for the Missouri.” thelr bray leader, Plet Relief. It ended with this de« laration: remedy. If Nicaragua has sold its sovereign rights there should be sharpshooters who are never in sight? * There are no long- and let everybody do their own wee as _ ; is A ' Yo Sy Oe aint e retusinal = _.L., | heretofore, : Zo “treating With the syndicate. When Congress deter- distance X-rays for use in war expansion, and the great rocks St Louis. he Oe Oe Ce Oe Oe Oe ee ee areastically, “that everybody wants him | that Detective Ghevitn had heen workin mines that the canal shall be built let the (iovernme fi of the Dutch nills are Impenetrable. by ordinary British sight. nei eeninenestinn ? egino for the sooner he starts the @von-f on the case and that resulis Were rewarde ; nent fix] ~ Sane Aaa ppeeag Agi : sane: Will Eclipse Chicago's World's Fai ° a os ty al pgm the rights, whatever they are, possessed by the company and Even Buller’s clairvoyant vision is of no service in South ip 11Ccapo s 8 re pe Small Talk, Fresh tay and listen to Chief Campbell s to the Post-Dispatch " a ; a . ~ . a? Yie “4 ~. ’ — ‘a . ’ _— : ' ‘ 7 ‘ ' , suc _ a . : Nz the price te be paid. Why should a great nation submit Africa. I — the Jersey City (N. J.) Evening Jour- |] @ Pillmam, ‘he will Ate yesterday afternoon that there was + pre a —_——_ —__ ——_-— & eon -- rat rf his wi 6- ‘ | Tries Siler to @ mold pup: \ ith all the millfons of money which bs From Washington. Babee Sethe onde ment | ’ to lo ae or Arbitration: in labor troubles and arbitration in international | aq yjcriegns wil A » visiting the Rohe nt a - nf | . pact to differences should both be given the largest consideration. Is] Exposit on, comparatively few thousands of | Se@te@ee@elee fot ele eee Oaiee do OerO eee vod eee LiS ap. selves & COonKpicuoUS reliziou son Thee: 5 not the world sufficiently intelligent at the close of the nine- | 34?" ee _ ’ . a ais : “a Ml prapens: Correspondence Sunday Post-Dospateh Alaska Bill “aged we @ 18 They ebine aah on ‘ : eu: Clintous nat my , ' » noting , ; nex vear WwW: bee he Ali- aes ian ‘ é . ; = ory Aan ,% row Tho Clew EE eee Recomplixh a a hs “4 peopl aCUINE?) teenth century to find some system by which justice may be ‘alr a: Buff o which is alr ASHINGTPON, keb. S.— Senutor Breaks All Records. ys ~ apa e aeunia . : ; eeTtighiis ‘ era tere . ’ ' . TT ~ rs . , hy vues op & 4 ‘) Thier? nie fay ; lé sk: . ; ‘here are Tee r) r} ‘ PRETTY WOMEN IN COURT “an unfortunate victim of a tragic end Now that he is . A mes Heats el Stor tapce—K might be pald: on Re - lpr ; 2 Pe ggpoee “ : wr : bes t a mh CONFESSED FATHER S MURDER ; : > bes _— , , ‘ . is Omy om APTN Matt , Whatever What he wore is of vital in- | Prete. pans rie Carmen the Ore Ie it not poesible to make up a jury whi , ; dead, Republican writers should try to let Mr. Goebel alone. | & ¢, ag tant age FS , op than Be weragraqlis Tee i 3 ‘ a jury which w 2 in- ' “rs ncaa ain cn , rest itewar ore trousers that nh Raa ) il not be in Their powder is not smokeless. in. St. . jane pike or i Meng ace , Mr. Stewart wore trouseés ‘ atin 7 . ' : ms lewautly 7 te : actually came within an ine f Loe drag "aS [as ‘ it : so ot ‘ongress. Boy in East Tennessee Tells the Story Mra. Alice Bartholoinew of Easton. Pp . : : ’ gees, 2 rh ~ ' owe a >} ‘ Othe - ; at! nm, a, SU “| ° 7) S or . i! ! - guire } i] ‘ he 2 i OUR 28 Miais. Nels Have re sa tac . en eai rn: ; vr for damages beciuse he had wrongfully many 1 + pepe hs In the fight of glory vs. country in South Africa, country {s ) ‘air.’ , ee = ee ‘ral . : toate rilryge hie the of Assassination, Implicating ; whi ee one 19a) ’ ’ r A " » ear) . ‘ ‘ 4) y ‘ +* m4 . ‘ , : : , - of ground belonging to her. The land was appraised at $51.61 Winning. rhe Afrikand rS are proving to th world that there 8716 Mother. Dut the jury ropele real A ve rdiet in a imag 7 f . $1000 Th ° is Seiltde fweniine patrietism }s ft and that it 1s a potent llispira- 4 Z ; ‘a ‘ e*s aT ' ‘ it’ . Ye 74 i . bur naa t ! Judge cut it down to $200, observing that the award was “a eee eectts' + Nenting. et be oe eke 6 higey ey tn oh Wise ePrtias or verdict of the hind wht h the courts have been long accus- q ay tae? ee . et | t] ) ’ ‘te n dk t AS i Be Base ne Sin. ti eae lennto , , | mittee and, therefore tomed to expect in actions for damages whe: } With 100,000 or more young Cubans now attending free The Press let ooronri Y ke A ; ng? . op TE, through very carefuals : : ' 4) tachi rf i ee. as iere an . . rm * ee ! : bitty ' : - : ee i «tt ‘ e id Wive lo: . , , ; schools, it mav be hoped that eventuaily the Cubans will be as ond*tionallv upon $l TT heinya ete leuk ant flake - email aaa attractive looking woman is the plaintiff and a mere man is| _. : ‘Sto = nai? heitinnieee Wena cat Bet, Tiana ta furthere Sais “enineviiarel +i ape NCE, Lo ageing Re os ”* | Pen Picture of the defendant lt ~ Lis h q*st 1? ] ral } ‘i fit fivt self-sroV Piritrie rit as 4 UnhnilTra u\wve 4 Sul the I lligeltios 2 x. Sr . ; : : e ty : , ag ' Biante : 7 4iways the man that suf lines he 2 * — Kod fait! Mise that’ of som oe ' feu : resem Senator Clark ; ae ee : ae 5 tri The Post-Dispatch ently ealled attention to the. ad- het - i * Lendl _ Vantage Possessed try » fermale lawyer Law batt al And still Chicvagxe is Without pure water, A { ieugo water ; i« ‘ " 7 ot a f is s*ee { ‘ ‘ : . . * ecommaon FOTN wre like eVaporate wl naw : . an Dourtleetizy Suys. Wate from the C*\i@ngwo ave nue station is SUsB- ‘Sted + ea grins cate i : OMA OPriniss ' ' - } ‘ ‘of fosmiw. Dp , her batteries te bear up he jurs A good looking womasr pierous, from: all the ther stat . bad | | Can Wheedle some juries tnto doing anythine And) there = ida 5 Http P : rs ever uUpware ton State fic is slendel never Wis and tever will be a jury entirely callous to Such | fc gi ia ph | ) : | a, o pere ,esf Wil Peotrtot ay iy bo «AEN ‘ parted eS shee ment « | It will te Jik eld shoe with che sele a : ee ee : lt ; r*s e necadote. A pretty woman is dancerous as a Htigant; as an advocate panied opvios : : , mn ! * Ver) Bhe will be invineibl Thetefore she mustn't be allowed tuo : : | ) , Md sib sso ernest adap eA aN ice tk . re high and fi ‘ iia} give at | Practice lay... Isnt that good lowie and good sense” A single low veal ' ; ats ylls brought a Missouri 5 EEO EC RO oa , m eto? evisried ‘ a aa at ") aly p | thie ialeared “ peat cof . : has iIncorporat a , Ot ' ‘S vn , . , car rhs aii Final Draft of the Bil Has Been Come ONS Pegrettina me oassassination of Gov, Qoebe!] inten te anne he ~ tenis tage x . 2 a Me saceae POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. oo yh escaping ie rs pe ig cl gre pleted ai that Wwe have , ae: 3 Tis ae A c coc WAR IN A PICKWICKIAN SENSE, Tittle Bobs t)ibs littl Who is the coming British hero? ot. sav . . ' : i ' : , Pe é 4 i? , . ‘} pny . : ‘ “4 ond ind we he waridn the Plekwis kinn sense? The strike haect are now at work on Chicago, and she : re a el : cep eas is te . ' Ae seas Cen’ _ Made Them orw ard 1) Vevdibe nit W.lS ATT Li Tia‘e i| i fortni ht aro (} ' . _ : 4 - ‘ " . 4 . . ‘ ; ma m ; é ye ‘ } , ‘ t, r ’ , he e “9 2 Ruller enblineg iby + 1 ieedal - Rs . . 2en, Bi] DTrmak. Dt . iy 7 ah : i, , - " a : - : Lg Za wie > R | 2. , | i | | - i ap } orgret Their Errand. Then bh ; on hs zat Vwithin a week, (ien. Buller may not have been a modest man all his life, “g : Steak x) Se Bag em 1 er the 3 | Bt Ate oo Tee sod, Cop lured a Kopje or two, reported ing disnositi ee +} : that ti | ' : he is certainiv of a retiring disposition now, A Big Start. : 7 Due au if . weition embarrassing, and then 7 y \ . " " i . , : ri i { ,ep 9D Went back «& SOW it is given out that he really ti ! 2 Ptis ? i! 11 Wats niv a little diversion in the interest of (i Meleonald, whe, about the same time was Betting rendy t mash the Boers on the Modder. Now MeDonatld Cre real th. Mk dale , eaptured a kopje held it i carrying of concealed deadly Weapons, every other Kentuy kian @ while, and thon retire to his « euniyp. Hie never Intended | should speak Up, foo. So smash the }: ' . anted to hearten up the High- If cotis is coming home, after his glorious campaign against! «Reropor LL ted brigade, + coed Mids by painful events a few 3 the Filipine rabbits, how shall we be sufficiently enthusiastic? | , o the ey weeks Age » Joe Wheeler may not like Gen. Otis, | = Bf these milit.: — —- & ; Cmca oo a Ps : At Bioatyecdlig 4 the coun- And What ThenP cate ' purely Piekwickian, well try restrain Its cmotions mer ly to please Unele Joe”? . \) bvat ; . e Washington Post, and good hie Milimitiay, but not war, liut what does iin IP. Mikniv that the Tommy Atkins think ab 1” | “ee? Ee ae , ; My ots bag ay ‘tt | itr and what Gre the centlemep ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. eo coe whose heafttir a] ' ’ ' ivite yrue iz 7 Z ing to deo about it’ ol , ; prt. ‘ 1. 1168 yeatl : rad css ek | uM. T. B—Mr. Gochel was a bachelo GOOD THE FINAL GOAL OF ILL | aivass The Ohle brought another Jon r list of our dead soldiers in : \ Charles pi kee " es al ' , ' ' , , ; rl oles 7 pres Chandler and Sens liurrows . went 4 stick he’ , Seven the Philinpines, and the brigands and the climate are still at | : Your query hy L referred ¢ tist wo drew | CD. yet tn Ww Revd aia ; tl . neu Oars? goal of Tillman Clasn. work. he piottrs | ahi Mat Louis earpect es Cow behind should she pericve that Col. Chinn has opened his mouth against the ‘Oe shee Nw — } . oa 5 . ~~ ~ ' . . te a) fe ; ' : CHORUS G'RLS’ UNION | A MOI RNPR.--Yes, tf fe) prope: su “through an| T! thing 4 it im! jt the opportunity | , rom ' j ha Puede t vu I } i t; bay eae ,ee ' , ' ’ ’ ? Dory . f " : . cde git Is tise Deit t We thts ’ * f sha! roved. , ré seriheecde | ¥ , ; = — af este nde oe . ; Nationa: Purchased by he Iowa ang . " ‘ ’ , . . . ‘ ' rj } 74) \ ; : , ‘ wT. : . ; N rt nw © tf ti) the Cherus Girte’ Union, It is te be presumed that the rise) ys.) reste means Kepondes, ef. vous Pb obet ft : | s+) , bo _ ; bat , ; te Lak } iV mive accepted of it'- of the Theat: aia” i? is 1 Mitt eATent respomsitle for the | cl ; dette 2) ay 7 oe : ' f ts | ‘* , “A " - 'f 1 did aoe Salenel were *
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ie © oor EBRU ARY 11, 1900. BUNDAY MORNING.-S'7[. LOU IS POST- DISPATCH— om a 13_ ae ee From Foreign Correspon- dents of the Sunday Post-Dispatch. NEWS OF THE WORLD BY CABLE a —---—---— -.- ANARCHISTS MAY LOW UP Tht -- = Paris Police Alarmed by Let- ters Received. BOMBS FOUND IN BUILDINGS. ATTEMPT MADE TO DESTROY A POLITICIAN’S MANSION. “We Will Blow Up Your Plaster Pal- aces, One After the Other,’’ Say the Leaders—Burke Roche, Member of Parlia- ment, Missing. - — a -— Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. (Copyright, 1900.) PARIS, Feb. 10.--Much anxiety ts fel: at the Prefecture of Police and by the Ie xpost- tion directors over a number of threatening letters that have been received [from An- archists during tlhe gast wee k. The first of those letters was as follows: “Ineiead of prost.ituting branece by cater ing to the setistious Appetites of the mon- eyed classes of all nations, you should think to provide for the millions of Frenchmen with hungry stomachs Your Exposition will rhe t bre allowed Lu take place You have not policemen cenouglt to prevent us fro blowlne tige) Sour pilaster {Milaces, one afie the other “Kven now work the grounds, “Your marble Goomed., We ves of naked An imopedia covery of dynam! Places in the basement! tioned. Later In }>) le for the fine arts ts Want me pletures and no stat- females, we want bread,’ investigation led to the dis- e cartridges in several the bullding men- our brothers are at that the another letter announced Weald be house of a prominent golithelin blown up That the Anarchists were not fooling in this mater was shown the nigtr the letter Was rerrecs ml A DPolweman burned himself severely in extineulshing a fuse at- tached to a bomb which had been placed on a wWindowsillifm the mansion of Paul de C‘assagnac The authorities facts should no be deterred from have been given the to watch all suspicious visitors and workinemen There In so far no Pinte the ghastly threats BURKE ROCHE, M. P., IS MISSING. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, (Copyright, 100.) LONDON. Feb. 10.—The news cabled from New York that Mrs. Burke Roche had ealled for Europe as “companion” to her sister, taking this means of concealing her mame to avold fA service in England from the husband, from whom she has been dl- vorced in the United States, has caused con- siderable surprise here. The precaution weuld seem to be quite needless, as James HKurke Roche, the hus- band. left England for the United States in March last and has not returned. He ia believed to have gone to the Klon- dike. The whips of the Irish party and his other friends among the members are ab- Wutely ignorant of his whereabouts. His Seether. Lord Fermoy, saye he tas heard mothing from him for nearly a year. Burke Roche was concerned In specula- tions which were unsuccessful. It is sur- mised that nothing in particular is wrong with him except a lack of money, but his continued aoe Ege absence from Parlia- ment is resented by his constituents and ig @epolling hia chance to be again elected. A ROYAL OFFICER HURT. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. (Qopyright, 1900.) TANTDON, Feb. 10.—Lord Chancellor Hals- bury has been the victim of a cab accident under circumstances which have caused much apeculation. Accompanied by two ‘ladies and another Gentleman, the Karl of Halsbury was pPTro- coeding at night from a hoted along Ryder treet in a four-wheel cab when the ve- icle overturned and he got a severe shak- that these visitors orders police AMOoOUK anxtous biislined, lest Kiiworous exposition Cliaracters are loa yell Coming ti l to the authors of ing. "Only the barest mention of the acctdent was publishe! and the abewence of names ami the fact that the Lord (Chancellor was Griving about in a cab inetead of tn his own carringe have causes! the tongue of gossip to wag in a painful fashion about this aiderly political personage, who holds, Among other quaint tities, that of “Keeper of the Queen's Consclence.” COUNTERFEIT FRENCH BILLS The Country Flooded With Spurious Money of 50 and 100 Franc Denomination. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, (Ce@pyright, Dim) PARIS, el) W bexperts France recently discovered’ that great tities of counterfeit bills of the denomina- tions of &) and 10 frances were in circula- tion. So perfect were the counterfeits that the officials all over France had ‘opted them without suspicion till warned bv the Ministry of Finance The detectives’ think they the source of the dist: bills to Reletum been made in thy because of the foar that the sporious bills may be foisted in Quantities Upon unsuspecting visitors to the LKapositior A pl Rank of France wrtant Counterfeiting problem as ever faved MONSON'S DEPARTURE SERIOUS —e. ?e---— British Government Tries to Conceal the Fact, but Without Euccess. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatcs. ‘wMowright, Tea) eb, i The Press and Parlia- dere thelr best to the evident serious Meaning of the departure of British Amtassatu Monson from Parts, Their silence has not been one of Uncwencern, but has been dtp _anmou desire not to mere a Me tlie Nati at this Moment The attitu ie ’ Thiet? ’ | thre Matter * Bien! | trate he a clr- cumetance Wiltrt toi ‘ mteh eor- Pesprarrich nt - k) ‘ trie mi ber of Paritamer urivate natice Under Secre' ary : ie? ‘ | intention to question him tn Pa ‘tine the rumors about the Monson « departure Mr. Mroderick *taw the meomiver ay "We dont attach any import oe te this affair of Monrones as it stunds, but if you make it the subject of a larit amentary Ques. a ou will be playing into the bande of ~e nch Angiophobists, whose power four Hief is immense Radical did pet ask me question, ter , IA own for Monday by y Fe Irish leader. bank of yu iN. inn tine traced of the endeavors have have thbution sS1Vs LONDON, ment have imnmore tive al periis '* a Ba ] sata: ee me + Pigs ; ve MATIA FIGHTS: FOR UTS Lit -— Notarbartolo Trial May Prove Its Destruction. ADVERSARY THE GOVERNMENT. ——_———— -—- - HOW THIS TERRIBLE ORGANIZA- TION GETS ITS POWER. —— It Works Secret)y and Its Chief Pur- pose Is to Prevent Criminals From Being Brought to Jus- tice—Its Members. Special Corresponden ¢ of the Post-IMspateh. ROME, Feb. 1.—The most dangerous se- cret society in the world, the greatest on the continent of Europe—the Mafla—is now fighting for its if Its adversary is the Government of Italy. For months the two powers have been leeked in combat. If the Government Wins the Mafla will receive its death-blow, If the soclety that always, without excep- tion attains its ends through criminal means wins, the integrity of the Govern- ment will be at stake. The present fight was preceipitated by the Notarbartolo affair. This has given rise to the mest famous trial held in Italy in recent years. Recent scandals have the bank of Bicily. M. tu' the Itulian Parijament for the luke of VerJfura had bought with the money of the bank shares to the value of @ miliion and a half iire in the Itallan Gen- eral Navigution Company. The shares increased tremendously in val- ue. Patizollo transferred them to his own necount, paid back the 1,5, lire to the bunk and appropriated the profits The Government was apyised of the transaction. It ordered an oficial inquiry Sig. Notur bartolo was appvinted to mi: ike the investigation. He performed his task Well, As a result he Wms ussussinated Patizollo, it is alleged, fearing other dils- Closures, gave orders to one FF make way with Notorbartolo Was obeyeu Patizollo Was arrested, trial for murder is new in progress. It is this trial which has ranged the Ma- fla and the guvernment in deadly combat. Patizollo and his fellow-cuonspirators are members of the Malia, The society honeycombs the Italian na- tion. It sryverts justice, nullifies the een- tences of courts, cuntrols juries, lawyers and judges. Hence the importance of the present trial All its powers are leagued for the acquittal of Patizollo. His con- —— will stagger the power of the so- clety. ne notable result of the inveetigation to date is that ex-l’remier Crispi has been charged with being a member of the Mafia. Definite char are about to be brought against him a connection with the mat- ter. He will then have to defend himself against the accusation of being a member . a criminal organization forbidden by aw. Here for the first time are given the inner workings of this extraordinary society. The Mafia is not a purely political organization nor yet a criminal one; it has no paid officers, no definite committees, no elected chiefs; but what it has ts a system eome- what akin to that of Freemasonry (with- out its formalities) by means of which a member can attain a certain position of eminence above his fellows by seniority or deeds accounted useful to the community. In each town there is an intermediary between the masses and the higher powers. The powers, in important cases, advise as to proper methods of procedure. In minor cases each member acts at his own dis- cretion. Should occasion arise, assistance will be given him from headquariers. The headquarters continually change. Fre- Quentiy in a day they move to a locality one hundred miles away. Nothing could be eimpler than the in- itiation. But death is ever present at the ceremony. The new member swears on the cross that he will keep his fellow mem- bers “to the death itseif.”’ That ts the whole ceremony. His name is not even written down tn the local records. Instead it is sent to headquarters, where, by mouth, it is given to the various “Mafios!” in the locality where the new member lives They reveal] to clety. The Iaat is that he will be killed by the dagger should he fall to obey any and every order issued from heawdquarters. The only bond that holds the together !s the one of reciprocal All classes of people, holding all belie™, are mem)lers. Repub! Rovalista, Cathol.cs. Protest ints and Mussulmans embrace {ts creed; aril pre ire in its ranks. Tf one the members commit a ecruame all the members must protect th riminal trades and professio fs “re rmeated with {ts influence A gre orwzanization must deal honestly his fellow members Others he can If he {@ brought before the mag s*rate. he knows that the magistrate, through fear or result of membership in the order, will him soclety taken Patizollo, Palermo, place in Deputy and signs of the s0- him the they «ive him information “Maflost”’ liability, kinds of ams and Atheltsts noablhes isants of other Al} er iT with heat tbe ‘hel Sicily, In op- The Arabs, originated tn position to arbitrary Revernment Sicilians fought in turn against the Normans. Frenoh, Spanish and lastly the Bourbons. When they could not fight their foreign masters openly they resorted] to as- eaesination. When, as time went on, they had no feretgn masters to Wage war against. the baser of the Siciians began to murder thetr fellow countrymen The authorities and the Yettler class slated. The criminals leagued together defense Hience the Mafia. The character of the society has cnaneed somewhat of recent years, but its ce} principle—to obtain ite ends crimi: ally never ¢ hanges! A flagrant case showing the power of Me \iafla recently occurred in Palermo. ; : j *) a . hes tit . de tod | ri a | aor ae rn request of Mrs. Lily a # degre | 3 . Vit “saa re he has long been vreat friends. inh) rs [’ aget to } ‘ery has prot ‘igh tee Philade pabviva.” Now the Sherry’s will be packed next “esd, port and There will be music and flowe?s and cand spend the there, as far an matters | .¢ ta. wt ; and trinkets of all oe Oe ae social ro With his afd and Mr. Penning-! _- 4 ia + ie te on ss hing you plese And it will ton’s, Mrs. Langtry male out her lst. Mrs \" un 8 to wet in, even if you can't Astor headed it Now Mrs Astor hen is Cre MG to) Mrs Pacngtry to hear Many lists hey Ame begins With; , thicer thatever alba: be gan with °Z’’ it would sti!) th aaa. Aare peat Mrs. Astor sent tler metkinw ‘apo pre il Mills and Mrs have bere riser] tev tie \irs “‘hureh mieur Mire. Adair Hiarry Vandy ( »AdDeen there only 4) ** last summer petemey of those who Earl spent knew the Secrson rt Ni \W~ : yi A Plan ork Soclet half as Oman to bh THE CADE OF OFFIC rtf EME WHAT THE TITLES IN THE BPIT- “well ar it Mriiactit -——_— -_—_~--—_—_—— POLITIC THE CAUSE eam ‘STRIKE IN MARTINIQUE OF SERI- ISH ARMY SIGNIFY. OUS PROPORTIONS. > tine Couns meorine te The titles of officers| (0 ge Pee on a of Major PORT DE FRANCE, eontusing bial ere) e smaller distric are com- | Que, Feb. WW, via Has ; mre oof the | Ameliit and the trovernor tired of Praort terduy at Wcie Kisied lek ran -- —— of Nar’ rte e| C*ialeie Seo LAINDON, Isluad In the British arms Ameticuns. The name depends on the organization a brizude. A Brigadier-Gen: a& brisade, Which c: ber of battallons armies two or Lallons form a@ re two regiments tie term “a regiment’ ts more battalions, of which ail placed on the same prometion, and throughout which metion of the rug of @ singh lt does not ; very rarely the ‘ (Gual- from two Iaattalions ie : er P . —T j : ‘ . ’ es ’ ‘ ry " , from eerving side by N i] nal rank | big strike at five Mally, unde syst i a otw mh COP Dastinzaris ties ervices in hbia® [telling of the «ft tailon regiment, the | be Heid TY @raneirieesticeth With laa me V eullesd ie at ne Te paty save home and anuvther abroad, ber Pk thee on. ited Tt comfers the privilege ben serving as a fees feog’ nl vis Peas GT) Cher atser oy ther ranks | political dletat m Which is in India } i? ai t mai lause Winch | hotne battalion is, bt ' ; i? flecr ehaill noi Tl- Schuell for pecrut ot Id. Wm) the army if [ has ata given se vattalion om In ° ffaulned aniv te rticular frank—a Feld . : ’ , \f ’ - if Feb. 10. ite Webu pre rmictit of th of iwceK “Brigadtler-Cien Whi . é P i . ‘ { "9 . rai ee *T G7} Titi }} ? é i ‘: rit : Oi ‘ nid, by fu.) To ie’ nsisis of @a cert ri : As rit] P ’ In almost vreign | \ ; i ge thre Hy ! 7 * siment, and of these ubewut here del ' wt however, n tiaorliies here is a tenden sas fo the administration Pi as only a strikers’ Use jvtinexg Miners Nave | Were Kiiled, ff teled am) &.X Were Ww: biite the itt The pr he pt --it iti ii ys « ise ema ria’ VA hich tes aitie us! form ‘i the Oi Ter ; list of Beni: idyll ic “ibe orde r (troupe afe sili af (he sree Of the dis hen-coummijssioned lis a Cee Oe Martinique st fvilow PARIS. ‘ = ~st) ‘ " i.1.4a0n Pierre Strikes Ts. KINGSTON, Jamas and mm alarming etl ! . condlt 4 Triads cs stre net if disturbed Db) Dhis Doth have been cere. aiwe@y battalions, but no Prpeeceassary copii for the purpose ov! With us, ueualy. of battallons of s and the organization field trmamediately tex! eared) chkave FATHER OF PHOTOGRAPHY. Centenary of Wm. Henry Fox Talbst Being Appr ee pcp ibe Seceadary er Tertiary Bleod Peisos Permaacatiy Cers@ Yow can be trea'ed at beome soder Sim? guersat. If yew have takes mercery, ledide potash, IAONIMON, Be aod still have aches aad paises, Maces Patches ia Meath, | a wre Throst. Plapecs, Cepper Culored Spots, Ulcers os lt irs of the late any part of the body, Mair or Eyebrows faillag owt, write '*"' “Ps i S89 in virtue of his office YPRTID a tae! 'CooKk oe tM EDY is being Cele ; Co. funda aoe I is te 4 ‘ . . wen . Mts zwes ra of the chur hat Laye ok “AD! ev the brig ide, ‘ all dj aa birieadier- enera | 1837 assets T ample Ch icoge, til.. ter of Ca ator tie a 5 . . adh se V *, ; tee m th, h , ~ . ‘ Thus he is in bis army rank a@ full Colo he: $508 We solicit (he mest ebet edeifeate essen, Weber | | Wiltshire, Talb a mento but in bis function ia cennection wiih the eared (be ‘westh ausnn on 0000 days. 100-page ig © Book Pree torials. . Primary, he WN {ie . Tate «] " " ri ; ‘ix ‘ o- TT) “rin } is. | , : an ‘ PY AN EVEN COURSE, She Is Not Inclined to Become England's Enemy. ————————— FRANCE’S HOPE SEEMS FUTILE. PEACE WITH ALL THE POWERS DESIRED IN BERLIN. Trip of Prince Henry to Austria Is Meant to Show That the Drie- bund Is as Firmly Knit as Ever. RBERIIN, min bore toecday cintesd] Duke Johann pre Grand Duchy of Me akrench bewspape! Duke A.brecht reseonta ty trie }’res : rece, tive, Gi rm im =f ‘ ereengtay Love to show tiie Dore ]Jorie Pure lrmtr: emphasizes * first to Germany’ at STRONG VOICE NEEDED. A Bright or a Gladstone Would Stop the War. Special Cable tuo the Post-Dispatch. ‘ 7 | ‘ ass Puli’ s 4 Tri ist Wiles 4ict ve elit line« TAIN TION Breety ] aa ham, + of the divir e in af mie Wibet Wits 4)e-] tion's deep M. p S AT THE FRONT. Many Went Out to Help Make Things Lively in Pretoria Christmas. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch, ((cooperighit linme ys The Weekly Review of the Old World by Special Representatives. ) MAY POF LIVE 10 BE 10 Dr. Lapponi Says His Vitality Is Marvelous. mm ee ne e+ - —— | HEALTHIER PERSONS ARE RARE. MANY YOUNG MEN HAVE NOT SUCH SOUND ORGANS. The Young Ladies of the Appenines Have Each Tendered the Aged Ponti(f One Year of Her Life. usvel vou that trKalny well, Papal phy- whom I had “The amount is ilttle shore war-iike raised in XII... for is receive mths or the frail haus been jast ®@ i prophecy he bope @ clve peo Nill. may the at bits Holle iii bref. Lape in. “fe tn on i have rarely prism. or with @ ' of the Holy the tmeont cliet, all dangerous it iimuin, and, iml resplre roul eXagBeerae y young then lungs ane ttution of 10 i own on the purposely to pre- Paurchiment in whilel ) made a sacrifice iEvy prae rib) wry rrie* “ deat quite ely Tuitill his mnission on “4 only one : tao -4 fF Vere i, bi cngee _ ‘ ard) nal Il. iPad Me hbieer earches Of an Italian fY «tan de sixth In CrmweviiVv, the cldest =t. Avutho, who dled prerel POOR DRAMATIC SEASON. Paul Potter Says It Is the Worst That Paris Ever Had. Special (able to the Post-Dispatch. lin ) Prsual be met. the prust bestnnes af ‘> jose. ter and hig: Paria, foue Ouchys Co ory PARIS ay leave ratnatic FeV. he plavwright rye ~pordent, pliv whioh Ff ble venture in I judee that Pri I agie,® Ve Ursin, will Free to All Dr. Whitehall Will Send a Package of His Wonderful Remedy to Every Reader Who Is Suffering with RHEUMATISM| © Just send im ow aod oa YV Rhe DR. WHITEHALLUS uUmMma>»lisn? —_ >? = 4 = address Mato paper tu saw this Dr. Whitehall package to you yeur name and Giles in| will senda by return mail free with- any cost what When suffer- it for without out ever. ers can prove themselves the outlay of ecem 4 their con- will the ° , Qripyer «i reddy -* viction he stronver, ‘> Gur "A Godsend to Suffering Humanity.” \ Lew si¢ reample of rheuma- ieoced any mnother until se abe ring hu- 7k my won i ff | te ’ ; . een as feter fron ‘« > ' e \e7? . ‘er Write ‘to: -day without fail, for yourself or vous friend, to Dr. Whitehall, South Bend, Ind. SOTH _ full | tx WO re 7 DR. WHITE HALL air hiheumeataem ¢ Tere rs who have received samp. f remem! ure at eS ee ee “er that orn's: of ther can ouy 6 by writtag te isgiste § 6(5°0 eeeeeeeeeee8eeceeeee8s 8% * & - oi ili ca ln Sab EE. Lect e pee ot —— _ ’
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sae Oe ee — an el —— ee ee FP —_— ha tata oe —" ~ es TS ye er ee a tile Bll ee teal ee a ae Sl tal Mice ttt tn eh i ee ek ee 5 Ct eet a 4 or er ef DPT CORP owe Pe war P rer, — - ——— = = = ER DP are a Bee baie = © - “Tae ~~ . ’ a * OO Terr: ? Cem ; - . ‘ ’ . . ) a i a ee ; torstan: at on Hp and he announced his intention to eomtleie OE Gee _— his wWwieoie § a! Hle at pu! ylic auc- fit bana retire ty ody peed ife bas | took DPiace in the pa idx ae ee ba .€ —_- asiilhgt TT) _ rk ‘ > a ; +r . ats a. = -_—- —-— nie “as we | po . “~ 4 whe n W')..s@in, a t- | Purte ug, te egy a Gomeer, Pull isasnuck- DICK CARY WRITES OF SCHRIE. |!!! that’ ui, "som, jus. one sol.tary bd | I - = Lut tid, ‘*‘$ipan.”’ eming from a ly , —— , | le , : ty, . . "See . = . S66 . . i ’ ’ - | | : " - : ‘yy Ff eal. x " r. ’ ! , eras oat T —— _o pre Peo ats r¢ rn 1) 4 >) , } ’ . ‘ evet prodused ‘ ’ iv eat OF -Mieasuigzan Pa RO 7 ' itl iap g he Had trou 9 onal be geen es 4 nana tne Aa Dh.te wot ty hag ah * t is . ’ . : TT) . ‘4 ' i ra . by ry by ° at ‘ mwas iN til trie 4 9 s ‘ : ++ «ft ’ , ' , ' Ein ’ Quetn ‘ . te a | ooarine ; ef; JdJack O Bien, tne dis NOW OPEN for busi , a “ ‘ Wear? i » . ’ : '4tes feMniote COf tHe 2.94 oe . - or id ata dé ina is ser. | TES eoit ta GER ie gk og iness with our old cust ~ oer M ; rim y he Le , ; } -_ ‘ i eae tele ot ; Il... 4% ie r ytieds of , Omers il | as tPen tacky farm at ae to Tis Ke in| worker cepa catalan hance — eral public ina ft e¢ ready to serve th ‘ " | ~ i- . As ’ : ; ‘ Peas ; . " is 4-? 44 wi , ry . . t a: i set Rareed 63 , ans oY Si a afew days. W. e tne gen- . | , Vrred a four ohh tn gene ae aaeae ee Bee . papers for Our G ; \ianiuiaan, whose bes first, f men pe Sl pest hate aWwea.cr huni Wes aye to: Oey S0OOOS03C a? eni &- | % three tim , «Woee third besa e irank contaning ois Neat | P : pt wan if bi ' So. pbs TORS Went i : ss : . , ; . : i \ ere! ' ; 7 niv? \" ‘ bee ne ated ber : a nite oa oe | OBOSOOOSSSHOCOOE : | ‘ . . \ ru 4 oo | 7s ity ew VW ii] ’ } mae 8 rn a * Nea oe eh ee tacts et gti fet! at Rag Ma —————— 20008 o ~ ‘4 4 | "| ; ' ‘ i 1 : he , foal") ee | sit tthe Pa eg eae k pr " 4. sh ‘ ‘ee } Kn! ] pei ‘ lore Wes bie and cp ha : % - ; ‘ ee ‘ ‘ i \ Pires 1 tes t.y pitted aaa net Jack J. ff ri ‘ i | — | : , i oh » | sey Reyer Phe Sy ra Usan ctl ig sore ' EB : : . ’ | \ 7 : } is ‘ } , " So d ‘ - . m ' . ' } ‘ , . il , , Fil } 7 | tt ah “ . ge fer b’« 1. : ve ra t 7 — ‘ . ‘ Win Was ah . a | tex pee in 0 treit and on) aio I SICON cme SE . ‘ ~ ee : , ij : , P aj tix 2 guarartec. five are ae ae a aN tte and f - bey Mate f to offset rg r) wee Rew SF ‘Ks With wa Ci ID GO. mie ae Neglected Varicocele leads t ) a A « - i" bhes nex? bit om -oN Mibeflt s cleverness ere mpotency and Lo 5 © gall tie be . : : / i ; . * at ‘ T ’ | . ’ ~™ _ - - 4 N ‘ Trorsa € @eariv a! . " ; . : A if? r) _ ,itie ») » oli a : . ’ 5 gh eeeise® ah The al 2 They Hea - R = — — — e t lanho rd. It UNMA Ts you ' fl ot ns - lL mirelia BR ’ . w 1% oul ; i " ee same place cafe | Dick Dwver. the noted sia . ave een Suspended for Their Th FE married life. undermines your health and vita! . unfitse you for . : i 4 ' . " —_ ; : } : trict vo ee, a ~stee orl Pm : te ; cite farter oO three : ; a . eEiatonne. rt . itm ity and hens ' mark, | AZucena and ¢ nding Merry Prince | .and Steve Lo Homi ; : ide : e First M W cath, strengtha ; shortens y “Faden ‘ oy le pied A wh pote “ a — ae to twooathers i teat flat rage known plunger, 1} a i = - 1 eu, the Widels Rides on Tom Collins and i ile as Reeled Off in Less iderations—ones gone they eon Se ee should be vour frst ie = spp The -m ae we | tiie ' .. oes Basie Lainie Natatorium wa Commerns ed iy my tine pen ess and permanent cure ai = 8 rositive, ment thiut first "" a a BP at ‘ ‘ | - ;*? nte- ; Lilie tr inte . a , ty . at j kK? lw if per at : i ‘>, ’) | >) ti =f tex wri yn ¢ P :, ; . ‘ ; . jaa even} y Mt R , ‘ ; eam | (sy) Sataure is col eftruc’ (on to th uri! Ing the Stricture is pern ha «ar tiesye form- eacen he won bu | as Starting In He was then tn: dad wey COTS nm 2:7 6p nis roted cgunswomen too—wi.l f meet , ‘ Hiouse Handi- ~'' MoM, wiand is? ie InaATY passage removed. The dischsr ve f rabently dissolved and ever t) moe ree. ran second tin hoth , oF we jd shape and was beater trepos at Woaittineton woke Ce hage 3 ce ty At that tin \ ‘alien - eiueed in size an lauy taflatvmmeation b! rom the Urethra ceeses, t! y nee others und Was urn! . - nie rook vn and Ate ' een” gardus ittingten Park ‘ »* ite T Cine Mayor Ziegenhei ' are Nvegeorselanl «a ' «t or bla iger irritab lity isrem ' » The prostate balance. nplaced in the | Ordinary se eb b. ; at the Beach by | n lus. Whe, in his prime, was ie oer Dire MM - . oa walkers awa hein sent the | Bladder aud Kidney . » ation to normal healtfi perfected. Ne oe yovel. Tie «scuel organs BS prtlhers -pmest fal Ws om , . apes" » tM ; mritiyene ind Woie- on xn ad . compe > mg, mae Af en prizes pig he he, k Ree ever won Sites “ ve aha Weorel The band plaved “H nplicatioas of a serious and fatal nature. giected Stricture gives rise te At litt] : ras : : J tha h = ale ¢ . ‘ oat si ae. > fiere given ne wras yynet - , ee : " P : ay : , . . bheae tlie matter adds] aap »er" s*] q*e ! ‘8 ‘* a Ratt: a it - Was he cause of many | Speculation St Pe | at Brookivn ifn the | he oki] marksman jias pin Noe Soy . ge breed —s e PNR } the face © 7 biz «rowd cheered the mes . Imbia’ and a OOD Pi) ag RED IN 69 TO 890 DAYS. © he reached the + book, and if was not until Pharcntue hi was Wo both Cambridge and! ep, h the men, women and even e} ha platsptane with c ra Mia ui tout on thetr © Cae (ney Saree ge for Blood Pol.oan has ana th ' the Ww . ou- eago that he ever , at Chi- Paha Heong in } AEN eee er US cb cerhite hotels ho ' , a “4 Phe pret s orat forma of ¢t ae ' enmrne hia ; : ' a NMike yy iy me oy 7 | NJeeny ' ‘ W os ’ OF ! j paarcatii a dia? reonre ¢ : nde . ¢ his diseasa, e@tabie s&s OAs, Hie re } = — ¢ ware of me “ Seacres declared) that [ ee Te ad i or th mining gto bave Deen im the tougnest Loy. BUripe eme ried m t ftoriun ms for the race in the Nat- | frm "a ciaen vist omy: Me ‘eases farling out, the bone CEO are Po nary the Dilotches and sores events, each one f hic ! tWwo purse shrew me phe a Ra Se a Wain) (orrigvan’: nye CAMps save tint some of tin tea ‘ r , aay ( ity al eomplete, . . under nian @& resi oration to good healtb i e all impurictes are eradic a half furl ‘ ‘ “ rich WAS at nve and al} the em et Sr ' ‘ li! acral j i evil ba, § es erate **suTre th = m ‘ , ‘ "H \ i '». ‘A ; ‘ ‘ Ata trie a | ify s vear Ane! written guaeranvtes. 8 esteb.ished. We cure you to at ie ated 1 ongs, in time that was f —— © Ore Awmiis germ oA) Sor'inars Noort sti en are it t Padme fa ’ e only Olaer Wil Sas Speciatars ¢ 7 ay cured While Voge : as falr on.y, veCasion i» ' ~ rt trie 1) iS —— Norton, whe ron rpeylyot —— * viurace sails Ss.es of } an stand or vor’ We a/so tr » ° ¥ i gp f » fields that he disposed of wire aeaoage t it oked as though for on ay , . ¢ eo wang "I cS ot mu dered, Wa- wt? sh asdantiee hits wag) the track ame wert mm bet WRITE treat successfully all Chroalc, Nervous and Special D ‘ ; y moderate qu ality At Lukes! co , Re a po y Were right ' ae ait bile vn a. i ‘ fers flere + Te the oh. eo t ss, J “ater ‘i \\ ods f 1 Sot 9 6 8 Be ts ree] off mijie - fh oitte Baume Je R . if unal le te call Consultation and FE : f ecia isenses of Men. aor) hie eiurrvie ‘ 110) pocourt iw n a 4 7 t - - . nere ts neo telling howey i ; vioorolu re . if s dis t r ) oft thie vey m + i | “rb 64h «dat , oP y 6 a 1 breosee atter: ding ecnirys “al A tlille Gnd AY, ‘a mm. to 1 Dp. m lak-E evat E xsamination Free. Hours rf) a . oe Sean eating St Alfor ST of ne goorious climate of 4) ri ver, what thei. : ¢ tip) aver them bey Mawor TTR E j sich gage 7 iticderTariite ' Ves trmeodiated ti the a fy jitdles are secom aie uF to ighth Floor. . .m. to 8:30 Pp. ™, son Bagge’ yh ifonsus D.. Buly | comolis! : f California will m fte shut up shop. Tal es elding | Jockey Eo F epee Se , te in the spacious balcony, where ; é ) ; . aif ’ . ’ i ‘ ‘* ’ a4 . ‘ | | , ° i car? . ‘ a>] on he ot Dathr others im loos ly to the ’ . he er shipped him _ - “trong Per hon gern rng fen are . . a broadeh acl ¢ yy PRushnt " co: off for his mMtorlalle seats have Nene ay ny, where a Hol an * eal mie th) . inant eoast. where pe ' : ‘ Li *e leant ae ‘ ; ‘* yer 7 is 9 re. aie baal is ° if} at boead } “— a7 ! V lauded 1 Blig 211 4 7th § abroad that pee mee Regge tp Sion had gone let-up Makine his x thedaae Kiven a lons that : to-day he gave a positive ordet a | a eit as ier SUSpems.onm for pati timrie ori At the lower ¢) rere . N "s . i) os of another “gold iets $" gee to dix. | Tanforan early in the pre Appearance ati ee ee places must keep clos: J +i ng el © Past. | blackboard has been the buikling a larg: ear Olive St, St. Louis, Me. Viillam ha ing in some w “y scan fy 1: —s to Formero, « rryin aad rhe ran! were ¢ y At ntl the most netorious dive sf iu OW sa 7 seven furlongs —Tildee | oh. etators in at y . ; erected soa that he Yeputation for deal! ~. Hecqguires al ' 4 San Vana ; hapa . peeunds j! ° ~~ : a" . 4. Slr aw, TL tit a atid \ Pi ora ? ' Se fae on : eget iPt .@f the build} A . ‘ ; : : slea r ’ I ‘ }4 ’ " . a »>-" , ° : hol ‘ ti fae * “9 iis muse nu i ‘T f . ‘ di leditopg } ) a als ; rigetion, and fie bod he: 4 Wwe Iry of th it ear 4 bie hind him > i : Aree 4) je T's fl is'] ee Ms " le ‘tT? .. Sienohens of * nig aiggek ] ook “6 : ei i (NI ) i) ’ “ ' . AP ete eM loere r tri eu “7m 6 tate ined miles wong pone SSOC IATION N FOOTBALL. their only weak point by Base : c’sagyie foo a4 matter of pron J ny es wher seven furionke ve My W gdave« late r in a bine a . * Sail ree fil ‘ ’ Pi, ; 10 , : trae Fr t ’ il i tale ; , oui ve eniy tol ass ~ —— strive deal | esbionade wnere the MeUulzan pounds, he tie ‘* of tiie beaX. irryiug 1d Jeffries at the ringside the other has ae I pirat Ls (Winkfiekhd)., WW to I th ke 4 ae 1 — 9 [Tene ba. piaved this ~ : " cration foot The National-Libe rty “ ' lore ils tell 7 ie jndilented that a s . : tes . ‘ PAY, Niistra] atie j ene : _ }¢ ntifie tv? ant ryt oe ar’, :ie ve. . bhai fa. litie’. + bs ar * is : . ; i, evo’ irbeact afternoon T? ga great one ) Kame will be — rT i " ; had Treet leerer th i) far Ww te “’ 1 t al mii in ] i F WV ithy see . ! hve in) : ! UK \ Aria tye Lawler a? 7 hy r | r . . me | t x i ,? in b: Tyi¢c's 6S } tlie q > the ‘ ‘ 7 ' ‘ le “ ‘t im his «; - * “ONK waiter le on , b1o preetanneds tp ~ yaiatig e enthusiastic ove bigs . ° wi ral _ aah ph ise chart : er °° Camp te oo Ohad :y ep he Association and the Hewiden we ulation. and that the son | ~ eles +f ‘at blinthus, San Vanudy ant SSvyracusan miagictan Ver he Work of (Une ell 1277 (dKennvd. 18 tal “ ee co ire Jo - ; a wolsght. 2 . ; io. an that wi | participate im them are: | Joe Tighe bs k ——— vet Bn - 9 4 ee and [tert tle Kiltals . might ~ Any ners. in l JH, aii i ‘Wout ron : " ; bis eves 12) (Stew save . 7 » £0 4-3. Al ‘ na ik 12 re ee haces ark Wert Fonds va. € i ‘ . playing footh ha wT of Frank has quit e ° 4 ‘ ai ‘ " . ot . * ; > ’ ; ve cctli i ‘ : ‘ vr, 7 . . ’ ‘ ; 4 ri } b*) . ; , . . i . “ — Ceshace 4 Kenn«ly 1 b It ( Pomi tions Waste Fad will be filled } Da p.ace on the Libertyg a a ent with of Ww ~_ it this time as proud pour : , “tes ana it} thi =. iT? ving 14 | i Arnel le’ ay’ ‘ { . ’ if . at s* . ‘ rn 7 = : ve ] Pad 4 i» . eo an . ritva . 3 { ’ _ "bh > ‘ . j if lowe, Gish : nae F . . . uli «i e me kburn. ie hes ae ot Pet prey but a Bane distance al . ak ean - ae stiles same . Well mY evesight must he bad to bali , ‘ o nad Pre'ingzhuveen &) oA Le aes Ma a ar — worn fo start Was wiv y (r epher + + ae k ee eeen ey fighe F > \ ‘The gre : declared Was So oe a "S pounds. in the same |, r realiv I did net i. ; to-day. 7g 5S 2 an 2 ter 2 Serco wet Flipke "| mts» the Teme was -Kiven ‘ox | foernelius ao eee “‘Integan oe MceMa} "nal “4 mighty ery ’ horse eve r foaled. ™ ed. Seman . thie “ee {Was last perform are —_ at: seal aya ip° 4 IQ} wn” hea ‘ eS = Ry in kick t he (Tas an 1) 1] : , 7 thy é , a a) "1 cad oe icwAas lit] | His ive Irn: im a? ] Digg losely ‘ ' {ihe ve ry } ! Irrounad nw sport até ail : biti qtr thei ’ 1ee.a =~ : flr ‘ POLLOW LIE Ose } = @ "red Forwured . ‘ a) the I trele] P Cc a ‘ i rate Norte now in trainit it his te thie ir’ erniil e => =) s etrumgled to Miers Al ro we ale Ties rk tia ighths rst to cover , mi} ‘ . t behind The an or cnwe “+ se _ ... Carrot er 4: # ln a Close second Th: it Ww , — ‘ 4 merica . SEPeey 4 ii eve ‘ lire? 72 if se ‘7 (ey A ; ‘ iw ~aotid, lt te a) (*oOx’s first —\ o ~ sat Wis Plesre Sm an bit ] uT ' af j . at “ee e-« P heed PLUN pg ——— ae . , ‘ a> * ‘ as : a W ,* ; ’ ” _ ‘ . . tins ion oe thoroughly belleved at th , y oe re antimes “EU mbrella ihe TT? a HW , a, te Ath’ ae ond: 13 ing 10 1] 7 . Rt : I : | i’ ] o> td c As iad those f 7 ihn Ni ae it .~ ww’ ihe later irs itiy | re al .* pels gh GER L,HOMMEDIEU ie’ Kreadttiess of ' " . ’ A aul rom utr) jer? the . . “te pat peers fens ores “Ss ‘ t vie t ‘* Asso lation has Time +) i? _— yt? chtiedd, s Lo ] third Triile Ww @ .? . ariel he an The > ; a Se. cone : >. by the fact that he ente the colt is shown] stable. “away d eaves of his thatched Behe la battle: that should. be a cc ker Sixth as reeied off tn .4:48 ares z proc. Reem eee A Report all of the rent 3-) ae gee him in nearly marie “tT toh own in Arkansas” and re- rank BR.igel wl of San oP axen s8 at oe yar me 110 i} J! jive’, eellinw six furlonse Rar 2 PSS Voillig § vs Shaturocks at college gr unite po From Hot Springs That He he Was elly ' eo year-oid events 1 bod . . , you so, Doves Rannockburn idarr'g. of ©F ; - : SCO HM Jan . - (Clawsond, 6 to men es — no 1. The race star : "4 broar @ du! , ma ¥: . ble oe Ong ive n which} was no gold brick.” while the + “ety . prunds 1 } ao “ Y.. are to meet at 3]. ute Tie tReland) . re | first; Dis- |] aml will , arte lat S:23 Saturday ira. Hrusks z pel tion Shamrocks Has Gone Broke ‘ ry .vade his first —_ lDunne ana S.-} 44 - Mehi whe let siiea ; " Carr'y whe aE ae : \ “ ‘> i even aeconed : - : fli continue until] le ., ct night mana (pon) age Pe K 4 Spe 4a) . Fon imoa five and el ar hh be cea that sea-] prices are ni hrether buy him for short fented Tecdliv Dalv her " " a eibicy Share va aweee cor lll «tMedderstrand), Lo oa gay nignt, louring t! * oclock next Fri- yi He BEG : bull back oe “ ek Hi on o the Pret Dispatch Lottie Rock and a halt furlong event ices are now pondering sadly over th impression HH lv here, mede a splendid ard. “Pome Toot pate tag a at cumstances shall ne race under no cir ‘yt Ball tes aa is: pat OPP OT SPRINGS, Ark., F A ock, Where, carryvin > ent at | fact that “the st Bag iy . “aat shi: ‘ soa oereditable reeor Trek ‘Kn, Wi: " nees shall competitors att Dies \ Po Diy .. DOCS | 00 eh Stroup NGS, Ark., Feb. 10—The great » fairly galloped away > ying 12 pounds, he | rejec , one that the builders While Raphael is i eee eee ef cm ke down, David’ ald each other, N petitors attempt to Le Hulf tack 4. Sethews, Dunser Lit 5 : . MpPent away re ’ Ss, «Fe oje ted hae come . Mae! } : ae (othe? aed he best Heht bovs ‘deawr 1 he fosirt P , rig yid's break yet at ‘ eVOr Shiaiij al - \ Lewts , ee eeo" athews 4 © ommedteu ofr : . . / adios shia Tso hose here hs ia hMleanor Hiolmes, ner.”’ becom thie he id of th © fOP. levelope a] on) t by, Pacttie cnet ~S a" v. par pattes 4 1! Ta? i 1 IS like ‘ ter nid the pa er fF rieenr Tr! . * hts ‘ (Orath) efitors. The setae . . a ] from the . i : tif teaeh ? : Walsh money ard hie “4 iS th) ready — ce ag ! ti) race. hy Wever th : = * 4 atte whet bee Pe uae on k TT) Dawes r) Droke il ew tn nn. bon ae Peat ‘ aft W i0 tive shal! decid " o ree or Nags represent n zs ' i . ] ward aig a a Roe fel In H fdition , ariret ret any right away ‘ 1! 4 ae 4. + om oa pute feVe ,* ind yee bee With the Bowlers c ima * tb sae ss tf acady Ss) a \ 13. thre oy? ‘ . ‘ ‘ ,aSs destroyed ' fle red or a rier Pes yer Sik h atid has wae hag he a Ti! l rw ard , ; ‘ wt couple ol De lt this . is Sun in lent to a eee . : tong ? j 17} | . s* b ~ os faa Thi ere 2 - ‘ ‘ ~ t j "rier se ’ . ‘ . ‘ | , , os8' y © +e Pi a r ‘ ; ° , ‘ . rrett r i : . . “2 “OOTS was the Den of IK | rnbrella Bh ban reewular weekiv n eting > . loath 4 '\ le» their r ine ame rege ! | -" = i THE HOT SPRINGS TOURNAMENT pect one of these vail a - : Vie cation «of } Lea! ’ vs ed oe ‘ . ov itage aiwayvs worked the ced baa be — has thee stick ftbject misery ‘ ouse Rowling 2. ad yr of the Court i) In 1887 ah aheeh ynints . ‘i i - aa | _ . a t racd Shots From All Mel ATI part of t) sel a a 40) miles to Against hfrn rece! tly 1" ‘ Uy luck went ‘ “ ‘ Ria il } " bean d ‘ Th 3 , ‘ q*3 ’ + PZ > ‘ hon , . yy ws ‘ rth) t . a4 " } dt . iif vA les . ar ry" hy . a‘ A } tT) ‘ ‘ ° aaa even! atew mea reales the date for this Parenee evening, with a tut ¥ of sgt t > wile Hatdlmael returned shale eae . Farts of the Country. a ndred dollars additional ¥ my “erg Five There are (Wo BK od wamese scheduled for oo) High and wen tig money PP rica” - os with the aan ri mor Was again or iree Zames a ctiph a tetal of S54 in| Reghitel does iE apa Soap dey «eMac SPELL et - le Winner if he | ns wae Oe Gare so re et stronger, but ey. SINCE TNE 1e , he ave Tyr 4 vai rif. y an uverage of INI o8 1) | ' ] ; j Teron “4 vets ' sale ae ry : , f ae Tifsapeat t!) me i aa iit owe’ the 14?-hy Prieact 8 try | ? roams P - ‘he St | ne e ',. rl captild thet Win thi = tia] fas hi is La) efetuirn whi closed li or ash > Ae hililpes * he ; ga » 1 > os? et . atta . ‘ 71) . ' i¢,f by (seory > i* ' = levlly rec ri! | ] o . . : . 4 1318 W hen the at - . , -s +f . ng ‘ , ‘ recoveres ‘ ’ > wus anes i sé ond ae . eo} . . ; ’ \ ‘* r * e . — }]é | ae ee ee wt - rr) « i averate apf 1434 . *\ baer ie t hye 1?) ‘ } a, of , ‘ the Case ¢ pes eon shi ft ~ ila ~ i fryerria re i] t} . : ‘ rer sithed mortiiette ] ; , -4 j «le en it? 4? | ia ’ sysryt P . fl . , nar? VI ry? ? } >! } ¢ . . of wnvV "OoTNt vet, \ = rati bon t hye vr» , j rit } 4 t " . an as . ie Sit le ruil of bya ! ucK \ ’ with Li F ‘7 ivy > ' : " f 4 ii im § e" bittie vl Ce | bee * a6 ’ . . ; . ‘ ' ower reregy . (he morning. some Kuppinger .. fred mn ; 4th Total Av :: ae Marts “SIT +) so “ Vtoor far wor Hi, ie ete ie pa re ul beht ira that he has no gy falls So; teams « geod pame | ; - A. ween these | exact.y What he lost sinee % ” can teil Ts wey Wis ft . , two weeoeke lye fore +} Phisdines “7 as ‘ . Is Lim ar | 1s4 3 a? | wh) tea th , : nig =! Wwe rw ecartyt ee jee adelante a i) Uisve lth in- any or.tne above 7 e re “nance to win —— ’ Ls rit = expected The lime- stru k hifrn beut : 2 ' . bad luck tr ie ® lowe tee’ PUN, early visltors + tea hates . +t 14:4 107 ree 1454 r'ng “ Ul lhe teller of stories of the Sie is eee: tir w barge niumbers f representative ae one The referee or h's hay Wil bve rooms reveals + «i a auvVvass cif thie pon! aL te ah é; : eee 7) ” aie os een .t 1s 114 1% — I a ti) ar re] rnd he 5 isles 4 a ait i Phil pers 0) .¢ Sy ry he AY ialif th Bs : : L! lel! ; : i rie Tiac't that the : ined ~y fuer mio«al thie bare: Za l oo Rie thre famiil- a intl ¥ soe ; 14 10°} 1 . tow ph $44 a ay mitt or a Gels Acad le Ww Li] pre. rhea Ti Piaf eX peel , tran and Mve ° ind } titer should they see ae . vy Su h com- Pe ny hs ‘ ba ‘oa % i Pangea ee Shea as mig ane ow ithytry , wren K . purge r atone of the st ss HSAs. Stan jlee ralmoredt loa 122 — =v anthed * Jace’ Godman rete shots frem every s 3 tpl aia . el 9 he Ha e« “wil Mm stoves a rs Nlore han that his «ref! track, with “ait Kates leading on ve * cee SACUEES liws 1EA WN om nae 1 inte Hot suctnas ‘Boe +“ aoe MAN, Grave : i. on of the COURTE?: The comedian of t} Roland. Lae i ., oe a ee ag evan HMmited, at he cannot " a e Bw ° Be h “a wr? a ated i? > } ° (ee lran - a - kel 13 2-4 , wine we ucla o-ivy Wi 1 gira cotoeeny Derparar : ; ! rad ? )* \ a ‘ di Oo 1.8 walk . Seog eees alf tack ... a Soheniet | wit) it eee’ Pua ‘ it Pref row Mbrella in t} ene hand and . As? 6843 «(324 ~=«121 om 9enen and a colt o7 , ' erie \ . train, and] othe " ‘ , as of so many | byt! Haif | "a sae 0h retin PUN They Hut> lH ‘ ba sk st ? Othe? PR ee ‘ ‘ Voerter 5 12 he om ~ i.? at be l i oe t.1 Ze he . . } ’ Wy > 9 : . : adie ; i will Sry rt . 4 . re is (rad : j ‘ . . tit i” hk _ — ae Ilarley ' atithortit ‘ be : ’ ‘. Al hioipat re,.amy ace wan | vn horse ' , 3 119 12:3 be , tony itroveling ft | o . » the of purt (wamypamns or Reade sa ority has it that he } e liveiyv 1 ht i bhons is etyess at, a. ra) » Torres +) “a es . . l enter for bag oa . abled Lreoouriel ; we. ‘ wears ee Kells *b 4 had IE ede ies rkans . , 4 ie : . of ‘* Tet | ‘ ‘> . rig = . 4 . BiaWiltIs! §} - Raiteil ‘ doainngs le] on r » | Arritrons , | his w -_ Duns , . '! un wan * aie aap “ hy if have you g , 7. ar a cs . oy 1303 scans ion = rte 4 ! os } = so ie | : "2 ure ty 1? “ 4 - f , i a ] eee Ve ry 7 St *y bm 4 Fo ag isn wereat fav he peti 17 eee 3 ‘ : flestrnond thies ee t 5 a pr Pte praet ‘ 6 6 lay hoth : | . , i) - nee 1} tht : , . | *. 1 +. o] en 7 , I ‘ ‘ ‘ . - y | ' 2 i . : snare . tia Spring than Ay] Port. 1) Pies, bidt) ‘-« I is aise beare?® 5 t at Walks | at t rok Ra ce a ‘ LT) bie I) yates . : : It ie 1) : ae ive $ (mw) cee i rieis wh i e*erTiiliia aione afte r .: ¢ eile: tell bay? re Rin ,* i \ 1) ‘ee i tootir? rie 9 : ms) Ua>re Gar 1+*1) New y rk aay Nlualison Vioc\Mo 1 7 at ' » ‘ : ‘ ? (‘esl ius | ie «A t) eat re ii y A est} the Prove to he iShionm, and TERE ape’) & bis ocluls is ori Pee tbo eee eee Horan : ’ pore ty Sine edt ety it rer’ * Tb ize thie rit. vial ; a? : ‘ pre ti - j Tier i! s1f } hk - aie : bree at Pi De Pena y t c , ihe ’ ‘ ao! ey wegen 1 oiik ted GAP Daas The score at the ] j jaan FRvI@M. weees ] cwnnt - ment ATHLETICS AT YALE gga “4 kh hy bevat a " Piao Pov ' >a) ‘pay a oe’ 4 Wii curtis ; ’ Wiis sy en of the first heaur Mt ‘ eee iz ‘ hes noe, oem | ’ 7 es 2S gravivd i a wit) ,* ° 7 , $ 1 Wes: : 3 it WwW Bt. . P ; a ‘ sie . ven [eas ee sees oran " . ey - ‘ . ,*¢ at ‘ ’ ee | ° ; , ’ ‘pi i ifs ary? | a lls . l rw rl ‘ee , him Re teste er. J ie Pad eeu f mpadsieh La or dhe Sie seetersc: l owe crtngg 4 witie * i \Wale! ones Eee ee Lae , All the Classes Appear to Be Filled te ut I've sed TUT Tite > be ba ratdead 8c .ate _ ~ tester Meiging sD AT hie sips ‘cow be co peeesetes row nh a. Mito an 10. tear ind ¢. ifrald, | whlpay a series of Seeley Towing team ‘on ‘ ‘ , recccercce FOTWATE os ea red Rte f ar a *. _ ’ : . ‘ ii! ; ; . > ’ ‘? rare lear ~ A a seas 2 . werd smd wig! de jt.) Sters of this uty via as care otia CMe bie oe - oe VEW TAY Conn. Fe Ti Paice hoss sure re sree i> iii) wire i} diode tT) ae 1 ‘ - 7 | i le i iurth ‘) gn 4 “— { 1’ Ww“ , ‘ ~ 1 j > e .2 } ; ‘ , e. A 2 ’ ; 4 htt e week , “ ‘ . >» ‘ a 4 > ‘ = : . ‘ rn : C ; , i“ . ° ii ’ 1 yY) iF. * Piet a We “4 » ‘ a P " , ED ) ant ibis nircerpn.oio cheek ih oo - } Ad’ peas = o " if eT t tifa | af tli bw ‘ bie! j " « . . per es :" work, Ask i . Hand evenine of ¢ “Bt be lean ‘ ' ’ wi] s iT ar yr mt ‘ re but Anrnoc kburn a} ie a ' 1 : : ha b.0 1 8 Ciltek 7 , ’ - ' ‘ ' : ! ! foroimys ont rome boy ; . pos tle he. ‘u ore hooked at boty & 1] ree | an the bvsetand. | : ack bowers ‘ . ‘. pmser ta if ’ Mawiey - ' 4 potd \N Mi. ~~ 1 ; } . , J by! ele enrhi i eo wa + ant ard eaee ‘ ‘ ; . , . > ‘ ef i« + ‘ - “abl . *, i mh, " ‘ ‘ we « saele @ bandeome brown } ree. and they saw", bevat em eountr ' Crralarn a 14 ‘ . SD ibdite e fastes his unusually das a een Dail uided to aixteen ‘aaa riches t ’ .-¢ > it) 1t) pe S«: T™ i VA \ 1") rY 7 ve Iarnes ae oe t, 11 ‘ i j t} ‘ lass l ‘ rit Kk “ | Thy, was ie: . I deroter! ant intel! F: with a heid that] Senna, Ciicage, M ro me Tp . M J Naueret "s 4 ’ f Powe Lottner, Neill, Fotz- ,' nse! yess saiae : ,e«'] as the men White f : ' ; eliiges e ania wit? , ’ ‘} ee . rt Nerd ‘ i ‘ 1 ay . . t) Re i ma James Fitzgerald, 2622 cdura | trating al : cree now tn Ae he mul! x BERTH HOmern ct tane i ected @) y York lienmry Claris ” “ite ay 4 . 8 eerie t a * ~ Biv lle 8 ‘Track dantt , ‘ ecg : ! 01 “ “ate " ; ‘ ose ‘ - » e @-e . . . . 1¢* Y ° ‘ 2 Qulean f around the stable turn, Me lhieh w pd eddy Waas, ehamypior eons i Fired) (poet re for several weeka be | oe a vareity. 50 - varalts : re? tearked: eg a*« =~ ‘ mw. Pe. Woer f a*h's ' , }*s i | sais ote : : rf ety uw Cr, % rie . s e T weulin't have peiver | i Diehis Stars Whict "4. SCORE AT MII Miles. Laps | ¢ fy , 5. ee ee — Met re, & ‘ “4 dosage lar hot tap Lave Sse * ‘-' . asd } iv A lo}. the orm. k leona} orzaniz - ! {« conshdered ‘ > | ‘ ‘ NIG] / a ~ i * verve ‘ ‘t t *¥% as atterty, mi« e! : airs bey i ‘ ; ney, ws : Shoat fellow te entered a tM #il the Derttes | follows SAMZaAtion, line Up As + en =‘ Rae ae pie Sec bar 50S week as to send) acl ‘em rig) ' . ms Spry | jest George Tyte)!} CZelMAN .. 20 =" pos opriation Cpritw thre stro rie tres anit haath 't akon sick pos W his of thy ut Katee r. Wwe! con Aus 7} Porter. George Itart Led Be ’ . oe se eee = mire hie sr bit . ‘ . . eh: ' : ° ont new Hunting Lodg re Established. Miutlonu 1) ’ ay 1 steeds! od t') W if ‘? \ ’ _ a ALLE RULE (a Tre Ke reo’ Ferd ph. Wright ..... eee ef: ep 11 ° ascal i Ptr r \ f thi pVer- ' i \‘ Minwore it, I i . Phil Jar \ . thats whee a 4 ‘ i ery lohl, Frank Ine! , tiliet ab ee 5 come wees’? oe oe on . nies taher,. ) bee ' } . have done.’ , Mie \ ’ ei ANeo.e HT) l Ir ‘ = te 9 - , - TS ! | i : a? pie ’ ie Nn , . e tt > 1H j ‘| , if “jee auf ‘ recat ¢ j ' ~ Pe parece ‘ e slectdeal eev = Pes % whieh NEW ow i] pA teeters . ‘+ 1 " , ' ey taal ") erry al tr) ‘ ' > . " : ‘ eral ave bigs f ‘ : AME —- ; tn , . = i - ii tT) 3 j ; bane ar . ree Otte on Lark event, and tr ae the RICAN ASSC “TION. Pratt : ‘ + " assassin I. se ewe sere ctrenegthened 'n nb Tac aR nga te bn " ie nie ; i y roe higaad why iw? ba wT le , al “Aa Ww“ | i) t) ‘ TI M “ ae . ** Is } . ’ ‘ ’ "lib j pr’ ye oof i ‘ rr ’ ] * ‘a ° ~~ Githonm of | a pevery, the oo ie Meet! 1 saute - at . 7. a.e Pie ‘, - etin r . oe 6d gor Nt tp ny re e betrg such as oeniy a it g wi Its Permanent Or- The Raving a Oakland } oat wyviwe ] ohat ¢ ae ranizatior wri) : . . Peet “ to Mink Coat and 3 ‘ , wm ion Will Be Held Monday. SAN FRANC Cy. Win’ | Sh hens 7 ‘ . ‘ ’ i , , 7 . . yIa)°Y i's ‘ nan auapee ard hey ation fin! nit - } a Meet Fe ty riya t a z ae Obakiand We athe: ‘4 pirry “ pn sé is Th bits , : ' ‘ ‘ im 4. ‘ Ciear, {3 f 4 oe 1! " ba Vues sie’ti vruug! ’ , . pom ae t AT ? \. = ag } iy sc Yooae tee iu, Saat n ms sg) lneatom j’ark att eterted i: ‘ ' ry h ) hel » gree . ‘ ptiom witli b& it\ fiir] vs | ° ? ‘ XN . ‘ve , . r . Trie*t . dies -*? ] ’ " Vel i ) *, e? ing - . : ‘ to . . ‘ . ll ; rat j ’ . Me ee J " . . i Wiel, vn ( = 1 . : ; ; . ! ¢) ‘ - ; ‘ ] to es ‘ ’ lee r lie i, , . . I: ’ { a. * } . P i.* b’ituk ( at tele. “\ 1 Fa ot oM , . 7 5 ope ‘ ) = ter |, Second \ ; WEAK—N ERVO! a. r ‘ w''' y . i : A iew jays ate 4 " i ' - = “ a died i\ itt? .) al ti 3 thir , Tim. US AND DISEASED MEN. re ; : ‘ “= ion ’ ’ "4 ‘\ ; . } ese ! i ' ‘ , " alia . a) “er hf Uf mile. purse for’? A | : 3 . ! ’ ; ‘ . ’ ' ‘ . P . att se VE [- . . ‘ff ‘'enaace ° . "st ece j* 2 ‘ : . rae she ‘ ! dan " \ uukee i na : > wl a ; mh Hulert Teh, (huss) : t ' REA DEN: Uy ° @erite to * ae a ae iP! Mt tive ‘Inet ’ e atA Naor " - per ys . ws fe ' *. : —_ . ! ; \ ’ i ’ — at . was hale ers = ‘% 7 4 al l. eat. ‘ ‘ . .> . > ’ ’ : el ; ” "s _ : - ; . f — = Peet ho ie 3° ljen “7 = - q a ‘ \ e. ernd a viel mytu lis cPigwott), rer ae third Bons ok tee atin veaeciet “Gal > cm ‘*ha® qQrrrat . J iy 4 ‘ : n ‘ Ter lle , ' ‘ , : i ! »v) i‘ ’ : ae Na B ictie’. , ‘ . = . . ; or : é' 7 7% “ acre. i - ’ aed , . ‘ : ’ ’ r * , y . abs : - : . ‘ . ’ : tr we " my ’ : : ’ ’ WV ) . ’ ‘ ‘ ’ t , , . i j i | TY} ‘ 17 | w~ xf eT | ‘I I : ; . ia . be 4 ‘ \Vits« VE. - s | . 2 , %. _ a % a a 2 , . - reel | ' / nade all r his Dag ‘ ne yale BOs welt ae Ay ” ' a @. tae , oY elie pipe ert te ‘ es 1 : “ ’ ‘ ' ati nite f if bey 7133 > . e ‘ ] " ’ ‘ ‘ . : ‘ y , ae : etart tv NMriisah " . runnin {re mn . 4 , . “ I ‘\ | (* ’ , ARE y = .* ‘ 7) r a’ . tirs f 2.8 _ aha won th wv Nii Cperet }? ter ] ‘ ' Waris f " P cs e'og ‘nh ambities f t« of 2.9% ' sai : j ne fr «’ eerart ge The to saa Le , : . j \f.aiat , bie ‘ gu ™: i sggare! » & a . P , a be , sing Pink 4 Laois’ e wf the & nry) t OF trestles t iate, teriteble 7 | ak ' aid (we wtl!lecrs mail. Geive? ] ” ‘ . 3 ? ‘ cative 4 ae : j , Vv YO J Ay ' ! ’ re rigeh st . ‘ 1 | _ . ah?) ' . *- at f erg ‘ Thle piart Slaeags \ ' (oe : 1) 2 ’ \ Ww p y Pye I $ ne Tri te _vYoU . " as aa oi o a ‘ s - -* Nat sre ne “ T a " Sree we : ’ "* a te. > a . ‘* ea) a L hie * gre . . . ' 4 ‘ i } > . as f . a‘ a . 4 Rae rar des: . en A ant tm ae ‘ byl ‘erry lowe) n i rey ‘ 1} . . ‘ a . ae »~ y.) Sj , } WV | : _ , > a ie . 4? ets ‘ “ 5 : le wel. **\er- Mt ede ’ eure’ t* ; & [eT ee veer? ‘ Ct yrie : . ’ ‘ a } : ‘ ’ ‘: » - Sy) , Beat . any tr *? te! , br y ie ‘ Pv) oe >, vy) , . | . wh ‘ > eme ti wil Te } rages rit Sr } .¢ ry ‘ tenes . » . ’ yr . ‘4 . »- «© cit Wwe ‘ yn bien , r “~~ ’ 1 ; . . Mies tit Cian? y . ; =— " » ee ' ‘ . st ' i! 1 iaifie?T os = . , r ') " an ' wert ew Neem y wt '» } et . ore 4? , { t ‘ Mf - ’ sed i,t i\ sae D et ‘ “ i , , iF you. 4 1AVE _ *** ‘ Vio«8= Vi : fi ’ ‘ cai effet ; ‘ , ; . ran 7 " ; ote j ste " ’ ’ ; . ¥ e* ji . 4 ? ; ’ J : bg 7 " ¥ , agwein «t “ire we did’ h + it “ft 104 (Sp. pee, - Mens ‘ Daj , ' ’ ’ ‘ el ' . ss e ae" are "y heer . . ‘ A == — . ” Ts ‘ t " lv > , = i] *.- " " o : . eee Ar *s 2 mite “ys We TR NN. Questions A coe ce aa ap — pe : ‘im “ at ae eis. ¢ . Cows aferwacdy ear] 3 P ns newered. Six race six fl ELECTR Ne ~? 7. ” ran unptn wef ; ‘ 1% 4 w Bais ' ef ” : ihes Purse — 4 1} ic Tt Pek s Par . ~ , : « ‘ ‘* : ’ as tete | ’ . —s . ? - tis ' - . - ® ° . . cena art Irp, and tt t*y : lore A, eu M Ta ’ ‘ ! ? ; ‘sre ‘? " , ») Jn J. K ~? 7 , ; “ ! wet f 4, : ITY La) ?% «! te fearl i . . . applied ene rotic sti?) Pm | er ho —e ate at abun, vt ‘* , : rr ‘ Boe e (Tre ~ uie At! he R , ; ane : ‘faniade “+ ‘ ome “ i" . : reatinent i@ ans yan second to Davete any oh } r prnngnnc: | MI Shakes lal NM ‘ yp nN St revert Theate: pence rd, « , > thts : bi. PR ees? . P mei Bi, . 1 ay, beating st. c ° as t'ane | Je Snes thes! aorie 1! . : eat ) two bhhowsn { nyt: . wits oer ba Fy \ 1? - ~~ > — . . : ' a“ (-'M . treated *. 4 ‘ata. ‘ine and iwo otih- man a bh) e . Ww lee n ird to tell wat , Smi+} n Wins Again. View! -* i * ; , P gu *® - ‘4 . ’ : = ¢ ry T lows hurt the most ae: N . lo es *, ; reais . parte «f adi -? . } \v YoRK ar ! : ’ e4 i? " ; ‘ . ; 2 moat : *? ei - in and out peo oOrmances were too . - . : ? ' . nant a . : en i . . 74) Tae i? pp iF 5 5 ; , =~ af s , é altice ‘ - , . : : _ : . . s otter, Lf afew « aA. WAYMAN C. McCREENY 3. Eoute defe Rye ar J ar Mon Simi th o : ri rrene we Si) NAMI 7) noxsd wh) The St. Leauisan W he is }*| ‘ " 7% ° ‘aia tow pct Saet g the I}? I. I. NI: i} el , ™ ‘ laying Great Billtards in the New lLork Class A Toney ee Se Sure We pet ¢f thor 2 oase. Keme — ottres®, * Amat eur Smith *“ averanze W - > ae i MED ‘\Serage t, 11 47. Mau a 24. i Miu ; Eig t Street, St. | oul . 6 cine ainine © we vugd y equpped Medical and Surgnal incteatl , a LT - tee Week, Pi Rel ii T ‘mel! tot cre,ae | FHOmpson’s Eye Wate ~ Billiard Tournament. 4ut wu i Hopes,” the note’ “ringer ' > --.° «* eT = aia. nach —_— c_ -—s dist Ps ih ’ ’ ‘ el =“? —— ‘we * ocmensinenmnaeaagtel £0 . “ —— 5 me Wo - 2 ; > . ene i \ at. <r se . - — NO eal MEI 3 is ~ a « . ‘ —_— | -—_ , _— - _ . tes il tall . —— i
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SOL OE he) mY cart Rene a a a i Bi ou in i ill a NBAY MORNING---ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 11, 19090. ——— (THE INGREDIENTS REAL ESTATE NEWS'To All Patients Who Apply EDICINAL VIRTUES mane ronrsseses During the Month of February. 7 \ Watch fo EFFECT OF THE FIRE ON VALUES) 5, extension or Continuance of the $3 Opportunity Can Be Made in Spite of | , the Crowd of Eleventh-Hour Applican sg, —-0OF——_- Details of Business Changes in Loca- , as tion as a Result of the Great Con- The First Raise in Rate, However, Isa Very Slight One, and It Is Given A . flagration—Other Notes. Only for the Month of February. : And the balance payable week! Mon 4 shack da aya ic: , .tV OF ont Seventy-five styles to seler j HE ACEN | OF HEAL i H. in snies tee aed ne Pe a (ie | Let It Serve as an Example and Warning to Those Who Contemplate Taking transfers of the wee ad only one sin : i, the Copeland Treatment. ve. P ee: . Prices from $2.50 up to $76. , eof more as y >Y mriance, : “waa bitrrine ia a Ben aecret re medy, made in California. It is the obly wedicine vn the ment ‘ . a th — ee * — ' - , - “h mark. ‘ t! , 2 1 7 . i take t he public inte their eoont ler oe and teil them Jo Nn Ss mail deeded, pro forma, to iit’ : S- ‘ R j n S fr $I 00 What it I4 compo he li.wing is @ list of all the ingredients contained in Cas a Manchester Avenue Realty Co, the oO, , - . — ‘ 34 om ° up to Sido. Ferrine, as wel! vrief mention of the medicinal virtues of such ingredients mprrinscagnere sii tiers xe 9 ea er Let It Serve to Show That the Rates Have Got to Be Raised, and That They 7 I : ; : ‘re ’ aces " ess : . . a , ve 4 rig? «- , 9? ee Se %% CASCARA SAGRADA tn Catt 4 a sinall tree that ore now here . = of pero of the city and lying on the Missourt ba- Will Be Raised Steadily and Gradual.y Saye bw 5 | saree VAri¢ ~) fi! St-ciass ‘ " ; en ee ee ee ree Oe ~ if cific and the Ss. Louis and San Franceiscy ' Y “le ole 199 97 - . 4 . 8 CiOCKS, qGiamonas, etc. r a . Its ti mie be ‘tion on the secretors apy aTaAties of the named in the a, ana CTeugcs the ver! Stalthe action of the intestines, thas restering ft * howels to Raiiwauvs The consideration their mornial a tis it alse bas a pronouneed tonte effect on the Ifver and promotes - oie ae t the s ss attached were | This Is the First Step—All Are imc ft» health: aetiwdty f hat organ Caecara Sagrada i regarded by the meditea| “oypeggee as neur- gaeed Wiis 31, but tlre tummy | ond 7 Ss I x Given Abundant Time Obtain Advantage Iy a apecifie tn I vee derangements, stomach trowbles and chronie constipation as any article for $l, indicating that the est-mated value of the Rate, 34 a Month UNTIL CURED. of the materia medica is a specific for any disease. of the properly Was $104), 00, lenlarly efficacious tn . ‘ ‘ If not well pleased. My store is an absolutciv honorable and relialile place to buy CINCHONA best general tonic knewn to medicine. § It 7 part! M tile “er Co * energy of the digestive functions and restoring strength to the ercan F B : : . , , z : . effect- | But the Offer and Opportunity Are Ab e } : | sive syste, Quinine ia tnde trom cinehana, “ae sikaloid of that bark Rmong ihe et La, an aeate a : sd 7 solutely Limited to the 26 Days of the what you need on time payments. re floors full of nice Furniture and Carpets, 0 erit, which is es- ed ty the Mercantile rus se ss MALT EXTRACT A nutritive and Treconatructive tonk week following: pecially preseribed by physicians tn cases of convalescence from Neek are the followlng: adway ane , ers, and in all @& bilitated eopditions Malt neerect fe alao an wuneurpassed solvent of Northwest co ner of Broadway and . aan etn proiao Charles street, being the quarters i uv matters, and aa nearly all vege talle fond and breadatuffe eontain a large percentage . a fa 7 | of ireh, malt extract ts recognized as an espectally valuable agent In aiding digestion. merly occupied By ayes & eg sgt — The Copeland idea—the giving of th:> $4 RATE F R | (jouds Co., Were leares rein t ‘ w Fat) niv, the use of which is an absolute necessity in all impoverished conditions estate ty David M. Strauss of St. Louis . : (~ IRON ..' ofr ‘tom Dilewed. Indee.t, fron «! mild lie classed Ags A food rather se “a Sine. Re it and Louis M. Strummer a? Chicago, who, un- best medical treatment by great physi- Wheot the bleed feed« on. Caeca Ferrine containa tron in ita normal food commination, ¢ ; , the Strauss Mi.linery ©o., : HO E TREAT ENT it Is easily assiiilated. The tron is so perfectly blended in mixing that its presence will ppt os ug ry extensive retad mu- | ¢ians, skillful ond experienced men, at Mi M a a - only be detected by chemical analysts. 1 pep , _ . ofr ij ; . } | iner)s business. Phe builaing #8 oe ut WINE Prof Itebig, the great German aectentist, «ald: “Wine {fs a restorative. As a choicest available locations in St. Louis,| a cost less than the cost of any other ‘ If you cannot i st the office write | “a ' t “ e : and was leased fo ong term of years. ltation sheet and diagnosis means 2 P | | grent meitetne trial Yours truly ence I heartily recommend . branch in this et ao ag February, during every one of its 28 TEETH betre is ated ' "i JOHN RYAN, x all who are in need of a general TUNE Poot oo 1444 North ome at itl = ie , 7 + 7 P a t 8 In C ic 0 Supt of Telephones, Suburban allroad. | epectfnully yours, HENRY FUNK, Story Uris vuilding, to J. : uss Phin , , ; = : tri M d b h 0 | M N h | 2 Baa YRS oh lt tig aime | dave and to ot who envi, ee cre] BAD BLONG MGC i¢al INGULULG |. kesesazes “s.r tue: foe } the Only Metiahet eth bk c e. Silver illings e. ' ‘ Residence, 6151 Suburban av ts branch of their North St. Louis m_lis h ec : : Ny wt ms olds good. Providing you begin treat- eeth Cleaned Free Bridgework $2 add ! he « , , r tile ‘ dg r 2 per tooth. In addition to th above the Mercantii All work guaranteed for 20 years A St. Louls City Official Testifies: rs » 3 ° . Trust Co. report having macsie a sreate: > 2 DR. W. H. COPELAND, ; Consulting } ork deo free—amail eh ‘ OFFICE OF COLLPCTOR OF REVENUE, CITY OF ST. LOUIS. number of small leases and rentals ERNE SOKCSS Search ht, Jou Wal ae ee DK. J. E. THOMPSON, | \ Physicians. a ee 3 tal Aug. 9, 1899 residences, stores and flats than in any itle to 8 aol on 2 Sierra Tharmaceuticanl Company, Gentlemen—I wes all ron down and suffered with liver previous week during the winter, and i Usies to receive medicines: and treat Rooms 201 and 202 ENTA FGE lj re see comrtipation. Doctors Gere Pe, ho rele. I wae iadeced to tery Casra Fer- the several office bulldings under ineir] ment UNTIL CURED at the uniform igre ’ lve Odd Fellows’ Building, 816 Olive St., rine, and if «7 mlilv rest em] me to he ni I shall s never he wi ithout BS | bott le of ye ur valuable Ps e 7 ‘ > ' or >i ne remedy in my house, and I have recommended it Je many friends -with excellent results rg ment they made a number of gevd rate of $4 a Month. It is needless to Best Equipped College in the World Yours, IENRY WESTERMAN, Deputy Collector. regina ST. LOUIS, MO. Cor. of 7th and Olive, Second Floor. 10 to 4. Fisher & Co. say that no extension or continuance lee hours-9a. m. tol p. m.; 2p. m. to! Hours: 9 a m. to? p.m daily. Sundays, A llissouri Druggist’ s Testimony: wey Pee 10 Fisher & Co. report 10 sales, aggregating | of the opportunity can be expected. oe SS ee ee | LAUDE& gy SCHUBACH, ageil0 N. Broadway Moberly, Mo., July Ri. 1899. about gS] ina Grand avenue. between Garfleld : a _ — Tels Main Morey Saved 1821 Market et. | i ; --— > J “a ane ~ : omas .. ‘ om pas ‘cl a two-story dwelling. ONE Do ° . IS transaction Is especiaily Important Te Dischert for $lw. Mr. Dischert ‘ ; ane Pina . thy Bey in that it brings to St. Louis a new firm | THE SIERRA PHARMACEUTICAL CO., prove this ex with a ieiae fourcetory beck |p that te brings to gt ule a new J. M. Levi & Oo. Ulan, whieh he Wikh occupy When com- ° =) ‘ 77 ‘eo “ . i ont : between Hamilton avenue and Cata!- : and Western distributing depot nece: Washington avenue, containing Lu | ; j d ¢ er iy es , ier) , reves | 7 . } ‘ Th flr ws } lo rr, 10 f om reet, A new tWwo-storv 1]0-room. melern =" = — . age’ Ugation, a8 ia ry ‘ar he ; dotted Par mrX . r lowasto boa second con- ) , tives s* ; ; _ es. . wt } 4s t hie cone Vi An . t ei peut Tr ral . and one murtn stein. - . ‘ - ; at 915 and saz North Broadway, “Phi - ‘| tracts have been let and some work hag] mile north of Chicago & Alton Railroad in , | yer and Onto svennes, Os Pe oe ee ie gn Sg + rs Ale | a ee lmport i31t s ile, since the outeome wiil in- alrea: ly been dune high etate of cultiv ition: } rire lt-room ; “ry { ort Peal! iy tran cpmertely , } Ir . te qsustave | h. who tatsh, elaht pours fe ou Te. ve o i thieet f.] . ' ' oni " > —- Fiche gets ° —— ey . x , : P ‘ ; — r ’ ‘se i ‘ + dicate what the muying public beleives | Judge Jacob Klein, trustee of Mary K. dwelling and two two-story six-room frame | @« . or tt: CON, ¢ i* ‘ 7 a" . : > il Tilit . ai two to! » ele ri -T om fy; ne ° ‘ ‘ I ‘ WAS placed on file itl t he dwelling with sort : ‘ : house num ivere? in 4 pti! Bane ‘ i’ “7 ‘ e*? it I . F =, ‘ “ty a *) inn ‘y ve a) i *? Aris .? ent? H i ' ilet t iz al trustee's Bale The improvements consist of a subs'an- |] Recorder's Office Yesterday leasing by |. ; property of Marti Collins. sold to , ta per eent on Hen fen avernte : Lue, We ry bri ni the first floor = : hn B. Keough for 80, Purchased for ; Ait petein also reports 1 leasing Of tp ena ae ae sm: Hot 7 we TELL YOUR OWN FORTUNE : : ho t bie ie init store «at tlle Thort “ast opoer * = 4 . we iss ty (reore al (Wo-stosy ding, John Seullin to the Scullin-Gallagher Iron i jor $150 a month. yr e . he "mode easily to] & Steel Co., for a term of ® years, the 14.6 . ‘est Cabanne p' be! Al ; an ne f , € i ta é a hare, - ix wivinag ithe | 4ceres near Clifton Hetghts, the site of the t and “atalp, ty . Pew al “oy ra ree nel pi a the Steel. | | ety ( Md ' Sid. a " oti Shoinn Phe new iron works plant The lessee pays two-story 10. room « edi hare, ES. i Wman tas‘ ‘ ’ , TT ee Se , =i i pg } ‘ Deva . be a. 3 ri é 3 6 ‘ Page St “pat a $45,100 ‘for the property | Sheu for the first ten Years, and after that lot OSX 21 property of James ‘thams Lj tie This the first property lease Pighipente Slcaidegy grt ‘. mise pe oS ae vs | mh March, Ise the atnount to be paid is to be determined | tO? William EF, erger for $5500. aml] L ihe ie peng soe by arbitration. hase] for ; ilation revont fire New and Better Buildings. _AIsO, ¢ Shenan loah avenue, south si le, thie rans Ons + closed tf week ia paces Ok: Pak | a . " . > “eT West of Jiwre ns ry» . , ] , e*? et ? { Sunday, ud > aah : ; et Pee oF reliuiiding the dintrict that Leading Transfers of the Week. “par ep sips Tatas naa Phe: Logged cg ty ee ee eee ebethes ous to a client in Uline | Was ewe by fire bast Sunday will begin in a th BLOWK 3045-100 feet, Frank G. cold to R. H. Dunway for $3 > a —-— -—— | An Offer. Love & Sons. @ ieW dass, and it is said all the structures ” Vaters to Wilson P. Hunt—warranty ..$65,000 oot 4 ey c TY BIAICK WSs— 43 feet 2 laches, tiarry Alxo, Clara avenue “north me Fenry Hiemenz, Jr. die Sons. report sales and jo —™ emnibentienas - -_2s—- —— : , m i l Meta Wuunderieh warrauty.. 2.00 , a4.° . . ; AVN im feo s ee let : t ae “y re 3 ; _|- diem ir re wrt the When a Chinaman becomesa criminal, Warne and Van deve nter, and other prop- Ts oh en 2. Vena With a tot, 2oxtso. pre; 7 seyod ft yen ntl ina A New Pend : te Thane em 1 3612 “150 mue. | Bringe read. ne Cree oa Business the law pun aly his Par erty, Alesander EF Cillian to brank ; A? ae lerson, ’ ; ! / . Waters W arianty J, ies . be, ch "a SOK, avie iq? 1. i ier ‘ \\ wh 7) vi ] ‘;We litle ] one? . - . ! i wt) ' ‘ - Les , i ents and even thic vrand- 4 Perr l NI TED STATES SU RN EY 2% feet. cits Deas : , ; ot 3 oe tly feo cr Cas] Proposition, parents. The. iw only the ) voy ose “ The De re Realty Co | , ort ' at . . — ita Tu li) leva wart t - ao cig —a) >of a '* — 2% extreme logical sap- i LAWRENCE ST S17 ft, e. 8, 148 fan | wed ah ew heed, bag and arale we: lication of the 1 Parle av. and other ‘property UBER Aare: use | “pur ha ri) 1s] names witt eae ballast and and Invent iie ni @o. to Elien . i". : par ct : ict stometathe : doctrine of hered- | Kee- trustee's deed ™ | "os guy | DCM for the present. ity. In this coun- Wy, UNITED STATES SURVEY 27-54-70 as i acres, John Senilin to the Manchester "ae try, we leave nat ee Avenue Realty Co.—warranty Vdd con ural law to deal There was a $100 stamp attac bed to thie deed with its own C : Indgeating that the appraised value of the preperte ; THE ‘ON iv Mec NICHOL, offenses, and te £6 100),400 You can learn to tell your own fortane In leag Man for the Mooney, many a mother en aoe with a deck of WIZARD CARDS. | Each c haa its meaning printed on its face. end Building Permits. complete instructions go with each pack These is punished p cards were prepared for nelhy acelebrared fortune through the . Chase. Oat, dweilings 4012 8. Bay, 2ox61.0.8 2.000 11 , : re stove Oo a | : { euplia 4 f wie. 400 ond sit NC To know how to increase the supply of NATURE'S DIGES- 9 Pits your Friexpe price. go cears ANTON'A,-MO. Money oretamps Sent by mail wrapped in piain os some weak- . ; ms. 410 and 414 = N h, HN Te ) Tue | — eat 4 4 : and peev- estiminester College, bteom, oO, Own i 3 OS aL ee aver ray a , enae ; “ : ish Sueer of siere Inillding, 312 Law a) a RSE Bs ial asl riIViE FLUID is aot only the most Important factor in curing di white paper Address COTTLEVILLE. MO. puny offspring. aoe 10 Merl 7 Anh 0 QE sit, SS disorders and other diseases which follow as a sequence, _— 1960 Breaduan tie York ELSBERRY, MO . +s * . es ; . FRX ‘ ‘ ) Pe ' J? . , a ¢ ‘ ini ** i vry\ i ‘ — mainly err through ignorance, | Prost: [eneel. double Mat, 4728.25 V4 age NAS 0%, “ bist aise in preventing them. Tf the STOMACH is TORPID and EORISTELL. MO ey enter the marriage state already | Biackmer & Post Pipe Co) ware oom Siebel ; et, ‘ satete: tuk tes alee ake Gi 7 -ORTS , em . i é e* levilee ? ; " ~ o4*Peage s s } «) vs ‘ . q*3 . . : s j , te id i ry a Bt will trot secrete em a on cee yu { lig st thr fororel, if vou ire JOSEPHVILLE. MO. disordered by irregularity of the periods. Pb oh Deke maith. mal. Soxisd.. i2,0uy aa ets — The delicate and sensitive organs, pecu- ‘etories, Wiexi00 fr i zeta eden ee 9. o Vy Ae - RS Js the, Weak, nerveus, irritable and losing flesh, Vou are suffering . MATTES:! vo os Recoragearet vai in no condition i alta Ashanmen” toten ee eee en from MALNUTRITION, caused by indigestion and malassimila- ASK YOUR DEALE K pe wit . | 0) ock which is consequent on the |) Ue eee: cecilia 0 1D | , EH RT FEE ; : MAXV:LLE, Vit), t change. Drains that are offensive ‘ Notes. tiol. It is not WwW hi: if Veu eut, Pout \\ pycul Vou digest and assimili: ite, thi: if e*Tihi rbles , Nature iz }*! “ to supply vou with Mi HLVILI ' At ne are set up, inflammation The annual banquet ef the St. Lou's ar erly distribute foudl. T he iMedine rimimare nae of drugs is |; irge ‘lv responsible for the multiple ty a. the \ rf. le y 1 [. ~’ | Wei. Pt : : ; , bp “- iS , added smal rose ree Sages or the Estate Exchange will take place Tourslay | of many stomach complaints. The great object to be aimed at should be to relieve the stom. OYSTERS sagt L rening, March 2, 10, at 7p ‘aie e ; 7 re ee i | . 1E El. comes the strength ot body is inadequate, oh ead my wlio r a yin vd em fe ok ale h from dr lig dosing nnd leave it free to dige sf and aSSIMII: ite naturi il food, this La \ be ie- He'll sei! FA ALON, MO ‘ “ HS w]e ml Mr harlies § - | - ) fii VO q) ‘ iA, Bas She condition of mind unfit, for the | 2.) ax Toastmaster for the occasion. The | complished by the use of FLECETRICTPY as “applic dd through the medium of responsibilitv. The natural result is a _ Fh acan bearing | ST. PAUL } - : remainder of the committee will be an- a Ci ATL | “+ this rade- | child that is unhealthy and unhappy. - neunced next week, also the pla e of hold- Ha y wifehood, healthy motherhood, ing the banque:, ete lt is the intention to | 2 Ee EC a i 6 re , beautiful children, all follow the use of Dr. DE Micthe “healer” banaue: of the Ex mak. xe Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It stops |, x. L ] | rT, change. the drains, allays inflamun. ition, heals ul- ’ wine many friends of Williaa AM Which is the greatest: remedial agent Known to scien » ; ithaus o bial , en yeor A ceration, cures female trouble, soothes dee: by inducing an incrensed supply of Gastric Fluid . ; hu bree ahi Ts =] , j] ‘ } 4 ¢*ij. s e . as - —— ore ue - . . the nerves, and ets the delicate female sale i _. 1 ne moe id ha a t of. — MY RELT HAS SOFT, SILKEN, CHAMOIS COVERED SPONGE I * ECTROD -S TH Io NOT BURN AND GALLAIS ‘ {t MAKES OF BELTS ’ e that will cause the stomach to perform its natural function It’s the . Av A;i ‘ PK to every 1 ly purehaser of one of my Teits , ou . * ’ } ; sa " . ‘ i redlv confidential ciet Symptom Blank, é AC We str: deaters both Sit: i i errs out cost. Fre: daily » a m. to S rr. 7 ns in a condition of perfect health, | to learn that he is improving. It will be BLISTER AS DO THE METAL ELECTRODES UskD ON ALL OTHE . rs. i = ee of 620 Catharine Street, | Some time, however, before he ean be ou: ’, rene wed when worn out for 75e—no other belt can he re newed for any cuse writes Your me , rain aa ee : idk cy tafe ee \ ; | see ok rte pr > hyo ite cure Stomach, Liver. Kidney or Bladder Trouble, Constl- MONOGRAM BRAND r, I had four miscarriages, but since | days last Wee K, and ds still somewhat Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Mr. T. FE. Pox has taken an office a: ERP cay form. Female Complaints, ete. and ‘guaranteed health, and now !] havea fine healthy baby. I } headquarters, down-town., for Lindel! place ve recommended vour medicines to several of property, the sale of whi. ‘h Promises to be , per to all who write. Women find \ yin h] } ] . Dr Me 2's. L’seaal a & Ca hay e rem ved ‘i ahvle ip in R one door West, and are now at £3 CC - . 4 oe Free test to all whocall Sent free on receipt of _Stammps to pa kern are in the office formerly cecupled by } 7 © | y cost “ ‘ : : we 78 - . e ’ . doy (Cache yea dh S10 OLIVE ST. (2d Floor), | he fitstad stamps for the book in pa er binding, or You can learn ‘to tell your own fortunes for cloth pape Address . 2nd the fortunes of your friends. Louk tor | ‘ J ° ? | $5, Pe teppei, aa@ év* ov takta, be. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, the six of clubs in this paper. , _— ; : again, ' ' hs ‘ done wonders for m« bor years mv health was Mr. Leslie A Moffett was laid up for ¢ a re t E BOO K ie uneasy et eae : — of : _e atic Sexual Weaaness, Varicoeele, Shrunken or Un veloped Organs Rheu- } ' a J W550) a? ! fresh, “ . eerie ereeeription, | have muck eel a ape that the Mailed in plain wrap- jeal Su vy for the permanent cur t) ous weaknesse | j 1 fell t | LA ; My Electrical Suspensory fo e p anent pate ety | arge, sold and fu ount. ' ag y friends aud they have been benefited by | good this spring. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, | "Ut street. and Messrs. Lingenfelder & Bo- Adib Samape forthe book in puper binding’ or | You can Tear | TDR. BENNETT’S ELECTRIC BELT CO eee ot ek ae ’ SE Onposits Post Office, St. Louis. ALLAIS -tst an ain *., ® 4 he by y St. Lol. I ae iste; Throe large rete, = BA . — ee re REA A ~ 9 i
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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRT ARY 11, 1900. aim m8 Waseenesenen seen sete seas aees Cees cute ent tees weeeeeetes| cre". SOUTH SIDE TURNERS, ae ; JRE SALE! FIRE SALE! of nage & Hillman’. ayy std ORY, “but ee . SE ace ural te comequente. | TMIRTE-FINBT ANNUAL BALL | : : ‘sf — PROVED TO BE THE BEST. c f tee a Se = 5 ot its Se wwe: 5 en le oy eda gree ns Were : : ; 9. - . ‘ wv. m the floor can ere Wel } more ) "6 2.4 Ras : : han @@) @tlests pe nt \ oi gor i Sy eX : , re No Tiace of the Representative of a St. The hall was Wated in rel I ' , on eer es at, yard BE the schem hrough f was urk- : : . } . Louis Business House Can Be : "ey “Ne preowr, ‘ Was ODT : ST cs ock : Found by Those Who Are wits iit venresentisn & | parte ) ; and bricklayers’ ° strike The ena a + hes Were Fepresenied by members of the ‘tive he Scene Irving smmnajl i Turn- tablean Seeking Him. ity at 28 Rolls of 85c qo 24 Rolls Velvet Carpet. ity at worth $1.2 32 Rolls of $1.00 at, yard , ...65¢ for . $13. 95 quality at. 17 Rolls Body Bruseels, best quality, worth Carpet, cong a Azuiested Rag, etnies oe ’ 068 Re aseee feet long by 30 inches wide, Room Size. l (each) Three yards long by two aad one-half ir 197 Rugs. see € feet long by 3 feet wide, See ree COEDS at , 4 s : ; mee a ponte tie § | ue - Follo “sigs is as ablea “yp ine 7 Bs hoo sh oe Mrs. St. «hat rWaresd a copy of th | mete oN awe: sarticipate .! 3 SR nag” ere iol m4 | neta hy $5.50. a $2. 95 $ ; . . $ os! te : ‘’ oi ced feoti.oy ings ' thee} uo . as * F : . Mei nhweb Seller. eac ee+@e e* ong by t thre yards wide. hay yen ty ihe ~ bp eg ) + oe ‘u! aise a Smyrna Mats at .50 $ : : : PE aAd PN oa ' haat he . ~ : -: ¥ Schroeder 3 1, “ ‘h) ' ne UPeMappyvy may Me carl 7 , erent _ ve a. Ti} Pe aicdals | (each) r ried qeuit | expressed Tyee TIT de Tes The 4 — arty y ' } ; me . bea] qs;nrnianye Ses ieutlany Linge ot Sir, be Chay Eaune Bick: vig B Latina ra tte , ae Ze § NO COODS CHARCED DURING THIS SALE. He could not b heard of "arlo ite . toate ent ert . “re ae ] Ti) Earickeen, ‘) oo % hers si ate 4 ut pe Worth “gh to have a, aaa fe amie Bet , et eTe egel, 7 PWarded to him at Hot+l Owendorf. ka j , = ~o ave beinlae od nina but the hetel people there sav they ‘ ; . iv inane deom stamnindg Pris. ertictti, Is | t aad Franklin Avenue. ntin an risn aie int oise The +? ie ‘ie. eer. Hever seen him. . By far as can he asvertained Mr. &r. Clair was all square in his aceounts with his company. His domestic relatlons were ofa bess: ‘2 + iageiines gx es . “ | vs pate + e = Pappy. and his frineds can not imagine onimed ' , 1 Herz Bk ow ky ; 2 TO F T enn, Caused him to act so pecu.laurly Mr. ft Jw Brinkmann nm bhnevr: ry ° ’ 7 Fur HERINTRPRUS Ree i. Clair has a sister, a Mrs. Stuart, living ] Iu}! -h wre enry (sa L. lwimkneh! 1 sail ' y at sly North Spring avenve, St. Lovie, An | Philp Wague-. aries * rena Sean : 3 : Triumph Steel Range € or’ was mace Ted Se Tye r ,WSt Ve ning. biit . aus 1 ! Py *T 3 , if (rer : in , ‘ ; a la: VY and gentiemun who rereived a Post. : os thes , . hs meant . & of ais . Daubcoan creer g? ;f cas . , Eto y Anna pul ple — Dispatch reporter declared that Mrs, Stuart ? gigg : aye tetera + | on Or will ‘eek Tent WAS Noi at hon They declined to discuss ® member : ; ; 5 ; ‘ : . x pa pita , ; | , s** iz Thi i t “"y Mr. St. Claire's Asapnearahce. pelted in berg 4 et) Re ing ony LN ; Says. | + " : , a pane § ae . et ma r ‘, ; én hag 5 1 = The missing man is about 54 vears old. ay df ‘ + si a. soa : = 5 as.. CUES. ’ } ‘ .s “ : ——a leone @ top cook i aemetas Ape He is more than six feet in height and is ‘presented ws ee " Keats. ! poraee . : ' ) sect llipnings. sf — * Of athlet’e build His dark hair and mus- —- ; fer: retort ; “ : : . | Ww opal lini sitet ren meee o bachre are slichtls tinged with gray. Vessrs we agli ; , ‘a ali . : - 2 P on Te m . : ‘ ri ot oripti ve Cc jar aad te BH. rapenoes Wasi 3 he 7 ns ssi | me Fe WM, Q. WILLARD, Mfot., 619-621 N. 4th 8t.. St. Louls, a » The St. Lous lodge of E.ks will continue | 4 pineze. , Inem ee for do pia og 4 Any infor- 1. Gubser hi hart : : felling | : -- “ — ——— on comecerning hom AV be sent to ow ") , ' Reeling |; . aay ; : . ‘ mation concerning hm may be xent to Lew | Martin turk inn ig 2 eH ae j 3 ay @ THE BEST TEN CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET SUSPICIOUS PeRSONS ESCAPE At ne eon ee on of th. ae ee Hate ber, AMM t | : Made of soft Dongoia stock, coin toe, stock tip, lace, sewed, smooth inner, ——_¢—__ ry en is ats BE thee comm. 14. sce. Tillie Winte flexible sole, opera, spring and '3-inch heel, 2', to 9, Ato E. nen wetected in the Act) t--7...0 a ike cicce an ne bie : \ © Act | performed on the stage. After viese came | A nie ane NOTICE—Mail Crders Promptly Filled on These Shoes. of Stealing Coffee From «gene in costum: Os sess hiro ’ ye 8onne ‘ the oeTy) ittcres a . sake : . ‘ ’ Frank Lind. follows: ; meee + tae ea | CONTAINS THE FINEST CUBAN TOBACCO. | * Bueesel, : gm Sete ¢ F. R. RICE M. C. CO... MANUFACTURERS. ST. LOUIS. MO. Union mate i‘rolssant Arrangements Committe« ( ——— a Evermann, BR. lelshe! A man and a wom an supposed tn. he pro- ‘ Committee oliver hee Serr 7 , ; ' Cor, Broadway — fee ' nee 43 Jonannes, Charles ‘hen mr ' essional shopliftess were detected in the rae nne > Sinha act of #tealing coffe from a suck in: the aoe (fommittee- Pref, George Itrtel the nlaened a Chrenberg, . . Ss 7 and Lucas Ay, ‘. Willam Mauthe I 4 ee ' sels - Me. Vo : + sie . ; happy CROWDS BIGGER THAN EVER Fray wnt gs “These and ovaer important matte platen Pinel ren member at large of the come | are famous throughout my weeds obey Fac Sng Gewposed OF Py tie * grigia gine Sercias: + oT sy ¢ sage Es tadgle ' Pai ett cell sind mete g the entire Southwest. On MONDAY at ; 1 'T : ‘ $008 , y 17 ve re 4 é is Ses often ; be ats i 2 ; P . ; P ae eminent and scien- , Te ge 1) d cine TT le * tr) ‘ f ii eoormm.* ; : C33 Dae 6 bee | re r¢> 7 ’ tie rytit " ‘rvs } 4 * y os ~~ oe Vinter ‘Te wales evening of t car jer h epub- tie nior toe ti f Wuans ‘ity? | tific physicians f Zo , Kier, bis Ah dh helen ean sid 1e eve and Hawthorne j » | . TI vrrviith!l = ca? ; -,7 hie es - £ he ve ars conti nous practice. Wey treat ucces u vy eee i . m. Bis! te! the rats wiil proba! ellow ins cers. Whi x. Devey atl Wenneker | NERVOUS SEXUAL DEBILITY, such as Lost Manhood, Loss of Vitality, - ae sue,t F geal : ding rev? ate their State lidateS presented the eli ms of St MM aferng Mo ving Limbs, Impotency and al! evils resulting from a_broken-down system. a . . oe ° oP, ° t »h, . 7 " ‘ oe or e. ane ‘ . one .f +) . ‘tra ‘ —_ yo dryir tent ‘ oe a ‘ CUT PRICES ih Mi | I mode of curing STRICTURE is of a most emphatic and esterne oats Pigg end PY Lhe Nation nVentiom a be in 3 | | : ( re oO TELL THE STORY , tariin Frie * semnel place This obviates the necessity of three | the vet ee acter. and tl 1e master the hideous diseases — as CONTAGIOUS B J iin Is aes cnventions, under the 1 rohiol Mr. King ma he ol peech for Jet | POoTSON and all its kindred diseases occuring therefrom , ’ ' ' 1 .*} qs 1} ? — “tty \\ ‘nf - te sae a an Thosands of patrs of the Finest Shoes from the Stock of RUWART & ey ba EYOND THE POWER OF THEIR SKILL, a cominittee met pramptiy a clock, The eommitt NOTHING B tted to diagnose your case before it reaches its last stages. Thou to the wonderful cures effected by these famous physicians, , sept Guth r, ‘ tote, wir! *‘_hairmin T. f ins | t] nair he plaice f 4 Feet end ' > ett : Me : ~ ‘retars sa rhed “_ pre Sen] . Ti- . | hak 1 } ' : i ae*% a’ ! : ' ; lL awe . Cc er?) ] 6 laches ter Theren, Mp: bw cl be: f the rndilate for the mecting, In ity. |! rena are | 4 mrs . .breel. agin ' . ' an EE oer ProNXie 7. ‘ s . «l . ; i ae ii ri.es Hi TY if * 4° | SATIGS Wii tcst y ’ ‘ . c , ' , , Seats ‘ota. -_ ear pki flan ei hr, Oar Nac rant wii be wemmmared ands oat ET OSES YOU MOEN PENNY 10 CONSULT Times Piled “hy pha nae tial 1: ATRAIN Counters AT ilhdren love r ferry ‘ ’ \ ms’ [ : 1 ; Vey P . th ~— ] ’ : a) ; ie thicat wii] make the mM geo h rat 1: * % RICHARD ) WOLLE / an ried, t Taep! “our . mr ’ n es e 4 s7 id = OM, “4 , | ‘ ‘ ‘4a «hy } ; on ’ ’ ? \" 1. : Like nol Cakes. go in hvater one ‘| ye veorteort san : * soar igee geet : te . erat ant Be ev afte only terer gel lad to give their counsel ‘and a war sin’ a poy to es ra Y mys . ns “er ‘as Ie ere ' " ' — . a . ied: hou call and see hem at on es over ! .) , Possession “emer gty , ae ila pa : : im ti Se ae river? rye] cone le 2-2 ‘ase or tr ible volar cufferin from and you s ; NDA } ver him Raised Bills roun a in ris thar 1) . eat Ss } : > . ' ort r ohe:Ju- T : yy Ve bi & may mat your future happiness y eu n Nay se suf. ~ Men fairly not procrastinate O taking away all Must be spot ies RECORD BRE eee : of Which He Claims He Had Fowth- EE. EB. Medimsey, Maryvil taiphs, Gcial Convention Jucue, F Inkemsere s ing from some loathsome disease that is slowly but surely = on them . oa that: | ) ee RS ne that will leave you bereft of manhood and happiness, abso- _—E——— oo K ed s:tlive@a’, oS , | } now . ‘ifth EF. S&S. Jewett it Swart Theo: ! Se Nie nis Preeti} co. ne aes iam ever.r. you iTe corre ort the many Lot |. Lots 4 and 5. A gitment fort round of wands. uote: | gr k Witanmon dk mere” ENGINE DRIVER — INJURED: SUFFERERS WHO RESIDE OUTSIDE OF THE CITY. dolar bill whieh Felt Sole Va mace ™boes« and Slip AT Real fine foot wear for * Another raise: i ! Va ae) 1 n nis pos ' > ii é perefor Women and minnes. all ee misses and chil Pinon rape wn he cched at the pruolice ,) Gus Brazie Wis Thrown from His | ! t or trow apie: dren, vo ROSS: oe FF . ao aie Qo P a ; : ; ’ ur ariment o . ateee. W omen « aud Misses’ fan ve andy styles; extra } rome? “Wilil> | th ow : . men, Women, boys jley and apt t OR Sey Sard . ~BRrownie; band-made, los¢ fill a | =e ; ; : mi yer tor Mew “3 ioe children oped & won hess appease -o Pabst: Sac ts we tame Sto IS C3 " ¢ ace! ent amowe; 7 for C While Quelling a Rict in thé & ' es | , roe through ony .| Other poil-emen came, the fire Was f- ws prore for = aud fection from these lota: i gen yg siie ite : thie rest on , in tentified mans bal tinguished and the Mctilynne ont are- — ue the best bargain we have | Congressman Shackelford in St. Louis. Wi bag Pome f ae : 10c | McGlynn Family am The injured were sent to the City] rested. The women Was sent home from ever offered .... Bon. Dorsey W. Shackelford. representa. mes ser He witlic, = . . PRS FP the Cty Dispencary. tive » Figb sSOt istric : —4-rr-old AD seen da beat 2 00; . -_—- | ay ive of the Eighth M ssourt District in on- Whisky cgi mien morey: gal . A fight ani a fire 1 - pohea 11 conre was called to the Bee a oo . <TH boys Mi a ? rressx, arrived in St. Louis lest night | J SIXTH STREET AND “ business trip. He is the author al a Laure] & ha and Java Coffee at the Fountais. | home of Mrs Mary Me ily: Witt Mar-) in who said the McGlynn boys were trying pourten . Bente Py old. ami Harolé ° FRANKLIN VENU to abolish the @riff on wool pulp a: de cup. ee ket street Jate jast night + MeGiynn) to kill their mother. When the officer ar- to br rother. missing" f heir poope, a te dh + E. Raper a gy a: meresee Be Fg believe | eC d’s me FE Ue Te Ae | was badly beaten, James Theodure M of riged they attacked him. In the scuffle & +. that bill will become a ‘law. «i . — on ra 4470 DELMAR A\ Glynn and John MeGlynn, sons, re-' jamp was knocked over and @ sofa and cur ra Ky oll ~ alse
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a . —— sane nS — —) 8 ee a rR 7 . ned . . ; oante " Aidan ; eee ' PART FOUR. . SUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUTS —FEBRUARY 11, 1900. PART FOUR. GEN. LAWTON'S WIDOW TRAVELED HLOOOMILES TO HIS FUNERAL y ie} 7 ae mn + were WIP FIDIIDGIDD WPBPIGE COCK KE COLE Chee From Manila to Washington, by Transport and Train, the Dead Hero's Family Accom- | ; panied His Body, Saw It Lying ,. a. i ‘ aaa ee in State in Four Cities and | a as pie mney : = we | , Fort Waser, In, Gen Laue Heard Throughout Their Long Ae ee || ara Ve C—O eee Vy : Ww CO ce nnnnnn™ Hienry W. Lawt Was a raw-born Journey the Voices of the LS ee = 1 gt WR was a raw -bon. rte Vue " ? .s,* I his body rested bias ng Vast mune e 5 People Mourning With Them. Mes 9 ea ae ES es | i i vere of people died by Yor = aT —s | piace ag STIFF AMS ot SS SS > SSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsssS=- if ; face of the fearles: fer % fougtit Baten SY | ge eee? 5 ot oa ght 2A = = SS = , ta and American citizens, -Inilfiins, S$ ards anid : Z. F ee ==: ae, ; Filipines, and had at i heen laid low’ : = by a e@.ngle bullet . Fliiptne sharpe te iJ oet ee £3 ie a Snooter. Gentine s ia manisested ~ ~~ me tk ial | e" Comair Pa A, a Fee aT AS | - mm ha in Fort Wayne, fer Indta wople Jiad QY\\ May GEN . 779 F a f . 4% tH Se rg E a aes nosy % ° . Bo les:rnest, des sesger,' f cal lTienry WW, if Os | ts o‘“ Cd EL Se A a el geil -— ae eS E ‘ ARR \ A Lawton as the high tN pe tie Amer- af (yet ire Saele diet elyjedre Irom kos ave? 4 frames r wae ordered “ ry Licarneapere] i there Tuesday mish i ab oning “the body o! * 4aerneral rs «eonceve|d to the Srate Captel a ; ead by thousands Of people du : ' ts White at ki av! \irs. Lawton was Officlally notified of f fact that Indiana intends th it to her jAus- band, to be mM Staite House, and formally ive sanetion to the plan, 'red to time the train sw 1 tf would arrive at Washiiug- nH byogeir l Washing haves bce _ wth ie BA. tt ee RPVen Weeks Vet ' apt’ «agye r} tP i] e “a ’ vat : eid ¢ tat . La ae ap) £555 " 3 brave Sirs > 4 aa ; : * >, ry OTe, Sa: + iinet 3 ss that fateful $3 = hustugned Diuifet bus finotugiy with Wae Wwell-mist! | hier Jone jf Gey Shi: f ‘ beiel breve I] @hte ton Thursday morn mid this was done. Then came the interment of the body of the great seldicr in Ariington National Cemetery, amid a solemn grandeur, of which the world alreidy Kuows, Thus was ended, without an acetdent, the longest funeral journey under a mation’s a@usp!ceq ever known; and thus was per- travel), through Mrs. Ilenry W. Lawton, the fortitude, the matchless epirit ef the Amer- jean woman, in times of war. when egriefs onda Ameri finan that “u-ked, Whe can tell the sorrows pe bepenen ten pannenger: SH Lbthiselbensesdbter i tonite! ae Woman underwent in pines at t) husivete w ™ law bearetect diot Vorveage ; l’ran Ba $4 $25. ah ts 22.7 See ae ; Qre heaviest an in} 3s trardest to bear ly i Fe ex ohe a 5 pps | rig: chy ak lee ‘ . i sae Sd tere te Lae Pa * bee, = ' aoe | Henry W. Lawtot ~ teort: fr ©bldo, Dut Bnew | . @: . " mn - ehane aihe 2 : . . iF ; i =F ; - a"; . Bs a " bs , ‘ p83: %, : ——— = oi = . " = SS his par fits mm rial henry je was ‘ . Pit ss i : x2 eats : sa . ‘! Pt Ite. F 5: =- y: m:. 8 ; / . very Younes be t » «ivi Wail Drokes CAN Mable V9 Joe’ ‘ > 1 ’ ' , fron : i; Sain rrancl ’ ’ : : ; =. ; e4't Es: Be ee : Sosa “003 -2:' 5:9 ¢ a Teas | eases: : . ore * Out this cc rir I “g ny only Is oe 5. sat pepe hie r hour ; s*a S| ’ ; oF’ . z ey : sil ! : ’ ’ ‘ ‘4 ; ' . ) . | ‘i i { - a = Breautoprh “he fide wt vy! bins gr work dawned upon ker Beep tft cae Tat — Ses HT A fh a oy =e. years old, 3 -frmrter, eritste 1 m& come tr € ’ 7 f "y 1! ; by oot ar : 4 P : . : . dg ; = iL? ‘: itt , : j : tj ef : . or 4 SFR 53 pany of t “a 7 he rtd , j ee = : ; $e ad 3 : S333; Settee ee = = i. perry? ms ‘ } titi the time of gm; . -% : ° ¢ ‘>, « ” .* . - °* . 2 «* d Ps, ¢ > ™ B23 ants, ath y M : =F 14 > ~ —— ; = as TT | -t és . ’ +f ee . = FF " ; ; F ap re> 23235 > eS ae ee DPD DSI DI wD 28 9 tS DONA i. ¥ dst pe AP ad age Ors: a a iy 2 rt i oo De a ee ee et ; prime af . ee’ Trev erg if herness ‘ A rt es a8 “5 r eae hy oy. ; c = : = = - ~ : a. bo +s bon if = Ryks:: i i ¢ Ai : 3 | ] ; . . . , - + sn , . ' rT) mo, the F % ‘ / . e a: pis ree i 4 t ze = ; if Y ‘ :“¢ ts SF : ; 1a ae iz rr) ? if wiht *h * . 4 ; 4 4 fee + ~. 4 :. + - : =: {53 at a eh Rey 3° Brahe it * 2 . l, ' ‘ . tli figriit- ee 33 3! ane Hane ‘ a +h : Saas e: 2 beng ; TT, filet. ; ‘ ‘ tera * were ae Babe be ah eo able ‘ ny ; ; : 4 athe : EMM ass: 't> . ! | BESS ra a General Henry W. Lawton, Feil at San Ma‘co, P. 1, Dec. 19, 1899. Ratt te oo ¢ Pe Pah Se See ili Peer re In State, Indianapolis, Ind., Fet. 6, 1900. ith se ae : : Y -- z : * : — _s.. ’ 4 ee —- ; = > - . -—— - oe tees ee 3! i = 34. strait 4 33 at ath Bs en aes * % 7° sagtF, ers Se : Saas = - ts, Sa us anal SEGnd- — gt en i ans z= : - : >: ee =m he RS FARY CRAIG LAWTON Bear with us, O great captain, if eur price Ce se ‘a ’ ‘ Show equal measure with-our wriel s CXCCSS > b . ’ ’ o . / ln greeting you his your helplessness Po countermand our vamty or hide Your stern displeasure that we thus had tried Po pratse you, knowing praise was your distress. Irocl + Virvree fell ‘le ground But this home-coming swells our hearts no less— ave brorg Because for love at home you proudly died a trv? name ] Trn.i¢s nmotunte ] ged ii a. nh , ruchezy « i” ; ‘ ti ; ri > ae ee l¢ ! ey : i ~j ' ' ; , ‘ ‘ » : ‘ ’ is ’ . “ta hed Washington it ark: awion Park funevcal train ta cory e pa | | , . esart? ' ’ kine 2 en . . . j ’ ‘ sh z . i 4 , DP Dae »ii a‘ ° ai ‘ i ‘? rN i ; . . **% SCCCEEC CECE Lo, then: - | he cable. tautihoms “neath the kee! €: That shapes your course. is cloquent of you, tn CCE , a The old flag. too, at half - mast overhead s | We doubt not that its gale kissed ripples fee! f \ prouder sense of red and white and blue 0 : “s Miss mt. , AM | 3 | . . | me | | — The stars—ah, God! were they interpreted! : e - ek: | AT “pe OW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH KEEPS TRACK OF , -MBETS. I}. In strange lands were vour latest honors won— j ' ; In strange wilds, with stranve dangers all beset: eS equate As rang the ambushed foen:ans fatetul Run -- Father Phelan, Who Is Going to Rome With Archbishop Kain, Outlines the System of the Administrative Branch, of the Church. And as you telt vour tinal duty done, We feci, that glory thrills your spirit yet, ’ When at the front, in swiitest death, vou met The patriot’. doom and best. reward in one And so the tumult of that tsland-war At last, for vou, as stilled forevermore— Its scenes of blood blend white as ocean-toam On your rapt vision as you sight afar The sails of Peace; and from that ahen shore ese The proud slup bears you on your voyage home LIT. O)r rough or smooth the wave, OF lowering day QE approaching v: bishop Kala, while | de nacure of ey : or! compliment . () hold. 1 | a pilgrimage mits possible } - = skV—Vot! OM by native right, - neo furn.sl . Marit nD pare Ue, ’ 5 tou the Pope, wii at tre time Pura.sh holy ar } he Keternai an example of the method employed by ©& hey are there Your high tranquility—the silent might Of the true hero—so you led the way To victory through stormiest battle-fray, . «church of Rome in keeping a record of it: these supplemental re} {importance (to tie neople. | sit : i] I iji-« } ' " “ It is obli@atory upon the Bishop of every ‘the Roman Catholle Chttreh t be | " . «,.(n OSE 1). Because your followers. high above the figrlit. Heard your soul's lightest wv hisper bid them smite make @ decennial report »> the propaganda at Rome. giving comyorcte details lic boy Cycncl at iat and STO fo knee! and pray ne - \ ; = Vail] inte Vour own happenmngs im the jare anit le inp writing gy go to Rome he n Beloved ata Salute et * \ 1nT ) 1) 1} 1 ' ‘wee which is supp eeme! importance as setting tor. the fa ’ pyeobeatgeed 3 \ bas | ' ) ' he . a . : . . . ’ se ey ‘ Tt? " \ 4 ‘ t ; Lif . 7 ! im very the Written report ihe prvdPasamia tratis- ru: } ‘ ; aceargg i . t : sibs etgateiia ! i mits this information to the Pope when- aon | . les ‘ } Nor Sei litation trom your Siate atone, ? ’ but all the States, gathered in mughty fleet: ' bishop. TaAey rave arrange dj > ge Ve lk . babs ae ‘ are ' . > » ir i} as i will sali ; liege . ’ bai is mri se fT? th ’ \ , a4". #\0 . he , Louis some time in Apri ® : beak ) ; anumbe sa of KE: iste r coummuU! "ms : : : ; , Guvul.ry bay GC wrbine . a ed t at ‘ “aeate ecaada Veen tie ee ws ~* . Dip colors as yuu eeten' c to Atl horage JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY. eecceceececce seccocece rtecceceececezececear oe 5 rs) & a al - ; : With rain, like tears. the face of day was wet, 4 ever he -o reque: ts, : Viih whe idea to getting inio as close on the esth of that month. CECE COEC COCKE GECOC CGGE CECE GECK CO CE EGEE ECEE CEE ECE KK CEEE 6CEE
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- —_— = om « — SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. - —— -—- — ee — alae a rhd a i ARE WEALTH N KNIGHTHOOD , Jaap (GIGANTIC KAURI TREES "5." NEW ZEAL G. SCOTT of New Zealand, who will lecture at the Odeon on Friday, e Feb. 23. has written the following description of the kaure pine of New Zea- land, the largest bodies of pine :rees in the world and the producers of a valuable gum | which is used in the varnish trade: By CHARLES MAJOR (EDWIN CASKODEN) = Vs, ine ee COPYR IGHT BY 7} FAL BOWEN-MERRILL PUBLISHING CO “ay vm 2 - and idea of the extent of the timber SS) ‘ ° »@ Y. » WY : INDIANAPOL JS. IND — of New Zealand. The North Is] wih : ee tee eae and alone contains 30,00 square miles pa. ge ‘ oo a 2 uw ™ iy oT wid » aft | - & * } of heavy § timber. Twenty millions of ff : ° ; ; 5 aa i - : ~-|acres of epleniid timber of every m7 22is Story Will ij Coonatipaitr1ecl ira thas Pdcrils crraicl Sunday sort and a including some of the finest bullding timber the world produres There can be surely small iff_.alty in understanding the facination which the foresis of New Zealand with their splendid) kKaurl and rimu pines, thelr vatas a a . fA leost-Dispatela | Traitil Coorrecltiucledl. ne whom you would irvy, With a dimpling returned the |? therr tocacis and other monarvhs too numerous fO Mention Save alwavs Tos- him at 7 t \ ere , ' , ; ‘odie . , } , ; ; | i.” | >» i* rte} Tt] & _ if J want. Toes MWiliia ws ¥ dlep the : ne : ee wir ny >: be neo other than Chart Brandon. kor tiits \ ‘ i TT) ’ che af | \, , , Big ‘thw i: {soon _ . , che ariwit to- Tree met : i \' . . ’ .f ; . ste os “5 . . 1 ’ 1 ; 6 - : ; d \ E . *% " ° ‘ . . " ' ¥ ° ; , . , . 4° ‘ ee ! " 4 Patna) it} quality w hiis a / an ; . ) , ’ juy got . , tin ie : f 4 ‘4 euke, S etal peed, = ae geo oof hi ' . vig lias ; ; . “aa . th id YAS By aA: qT 1? bit li isudtraws, Motte anotn resuit- ' ' : te otty Ata et? (‘herles 7 j : i] ' i. j i? | | deous ? if 2 | & as to the kin: pared to which de: I think it was pring of 14%, s. mereiful, ~) > WN »: — ; ’ ° @ nN, and love WS . * Rt th. \y . £ ‘ . ~ “ Poss this gum "eer P ivvetvs: " ti ‘a ' 7 Lo mrTVine nto bard lump S22 the forests hav: aN : = mreoeut int Wa CAT these “yvees by bt is full grown years old, an the eum digging gum on grounds w! have heen destreved by vears ago. The g@gum-dieger earrtes spears With 2 steel] ; 2 aS sack bung over his back * ne gum in. As he goes along he fs tally prod- ling the qcround with his tr ing a hard subs'ance, He of the spear to see if there is anv gum rering to ft. If theve is he Kprows that ne has struck a perket and imme dliately . commences digging. ble muy dig for two ies ed 4 : $f ' Fi ; gape, hours aml oniv find one solitary piece | Oem A? pte ae as Opehihigit ae gum. Then again, he trike ; . ? Ay DU SOs . * 6% of 5) pounds or mere in few minute “ gum when seraped ‘ady for mark worth Sh) per tom: ss hat gum-digge: generally a profitable business ated em: some six or seven toousand men al) year round. a Ss a te te 6 —_ -- o> -— FORESTRY IN THE TRANSVAAL. CAPE TOWN, South Africa. Jan. 3. Special ¢ crespondemee Sutulor Pt ear Dp ! OW that Great Britain ts trving to conquer che Ss: b Afriein Republio and thereby @eain dominion over all Africa, a statement of forestry conditions In the Transvaal bv of Joubert Park. FP struetive in showing they are fighting for. Here By R. W. Adlam. OOKING :; ony good mar oh, Transvanl, we find « trect. OF fa SOME KAURI TREES ARE 16 FEET IN DIAMETER. AK) feet abuve s leVes, amd reureiv speak a Zo os bes To mimtiryv as bas Pelothing os the of a large capita] in t! ape of standing ing ‘ bhue } tit ~ sf. ‘ 4 ste) . 7 , ’ yes carrie) ouf, titmber, ’ | l confess | have brow: thesex facts hee fore the Government ithe rth without tire smallest effeat | the timber use \ are peat adth south, From F oP Reon eee ‘ , Fete coreg Bh. | eae See as is “tf oo Se rite if , ~ Ths Per at —e si Sas ae. , om 5 "Tt ’ ' phy bere , sede ' the for the mines, sand ! ling? ane general QO: Giltillilzpse i ie Laontese sional Paes 3 } OREN pores: Oe | sas : | a a ¥d | 7 Doky pakseaak we unborn 8 oe ; , . ° : tit + %. oof. *\ fee . . ‘ z } | es | = 7 " ip % es ‘h * ake a ' , ’ ’ . he a oe St 1 ‘ur' @ }? ve P ' ,*? ‘, . ‘ ’ 2 e ° 7 . . * . ‘ et ‘ . ii ; ‘ leat 4) \ im} mrte | ye mm? ~ : ’ . iz ; . Oa war ae ’ Al # { olony, Tr MIE : 7 ’ sy te, N , . el enes , ' . 4 j , ‘ : " if ‘ | ‘ ; : relat. | Ss’. f.¢s of dew se engeeap T ee eee erg OF the. vest Knight in| for Life and Has Made a [wove Match With Pie aheet wir Thomas | a Pennsylvanian. but ene of them wv rhlan unele at an «leat! ma | was , t “ : Fe oT. steady the king : NI ister af Haars. “ : | , ° ore . - of Sir Y Spoattelom, atid nn | ' WASHINGTON, Feb, 8. roeught it rood apportunity te pu Wis. int . Panta Sided sent . ' , ih Correspondence Sundog Post PD spated AtOrS a rae RIGSIDENT M'KINLEY’S niece. Ma- chance at winning roval favor. The ic & MD Kine ; =" hal ¥ . st! ' ; Vig | . ‘ii bd , he! ‘ 4 ti, = tic git r y ‘ mer eae i ae ee ual subject to the king. ’ N itive Laus ‘ ( continent. a betects VeIvuiniev. is engaged to be married. er | iat, pte BBL, ‘ s . jae vlrore 1 re had bees ons .d- ‘a Lined : eer Pi The time nas net been set for the wedding, ‘? at? biwt * Piaateae gratyaledans 7 oy ot Phe t9 idsiau bhaae crab aay Se won from = , 4 ae . oe ate 7 ae o oe a “> oe coe +e 5 s ’ , orward and let him take Inpsawi, fi Hier pronpised ti nd lives away in the irt of the AL: with the is ““Siun- ' IN Mat ae Vio nes is av- : i.> ent hi take her acharming mown rant Mt 1) sa ove mitts do team of horses ‘ an Sing-—Alme ver, ae \' : j 2 ; sir SOD ‘hs » he: er ra cing on Guetixt of the sin oy Be that Was | cre sopping and sent & servant with a Seil-equipped, stabie, of which Adner SE hE OD Bie) eek : ? c oaas , lie oh ' ' ' ) 2 ie ~- ss “4 . A * father, Si; eitime f& of ern his tWo Py ° ’ 7 Tr by e rok, broke of have gor CV Beleate With oo tryout oft i! reals thru ewordl. Goel Alte ing : whith for «a his fat Wii hort howeve! EEE a reves’ t ' ee 40 ‘ , . 2 ' ' ' ; } i a ‘ : er -t) hike yie nN . . . . , ’ ") " | ; i : ; Liat; ©’ ait “ae ‘ i ' sid oa bs ii id ve GE Oma . § ' pe - “daylight decorete set a fashion $f: , son s writt ' . a ogra thie, Brendon Knew that + Tory Ww rt iti) Vener : ? ry S } the White liouse “It becomes her to Wear gagement. We have said nothing to maior eh Se trellis . 7 ot : “tae MISS MABEL M’KINLEY, the President’s Niece 4 Aficr a iime Judson began to Ureathbe not want.” They are wa headstvong Fite ber thr Ue, i S32 —e ow-cut dDodices,”” said the same wily dip- absut the matter. ;
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me ee eee ee oe SUNDAY MORNING. _ST. LOUIS POST- ‘DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 11, 1900. » FAREWELL BANQUET TO A ST. LOUIS BA =o > ae ~¥ 4 —s. . rt. og #9 be R. S. Colnon. Henrv D. shone nS. ‘ he “Ss Homer Bassford.. > . & TR cence: rtnntine a Say m : a ” ~ & oe ot Se Sgn Eek tt “SS Seger noe d a es. M. Reedy, “tan “ v@ L. Dean. w.) A. de Figueiredo. Ss sé -.~,Gus Nieman. ie ; C. F. Wenneker. Fred. A. Wann. "i ci a Rodgers. Horace Kephart. Jonn Greenough. George J. Tansey’s friends celebrated the closing hours of his bachelorhood last night at the Planters’. The illustrations on the souvenir menu cards, prepared by the Mermod-Jaccard Jewelry Co., are here reproduced. Each participant is shown engaged in an employment for which he is thought to have a penchant. Only one guest is absent from the group—the‘artist, J. W. Stoningham—and that omission was due to a mechanical accident. BORGH J. TANSEY, president of of it than they insisted on being allowed to Tron Company; C. F. Wenneker, city © ee ee ee LETTER TRAVELED FOR _TWENTT- OLVEN YEARS, ¢ the St. Louis cinch > ° P aa) . ? ry , ~ - — * a . oh sit sé 4 , ‘ : : vi . ‘ > , * emall, @ most elaborate affair Road; H. C. Townsend, general passenger Menry Weaver, manager of the Pianters’, made them into a bu , and, together Twenty-seven years ago the two men 4: - many weeks It , si . , ee ee ai to Mr. McKee ef . ‘ , . - , , i , ind or ) ly if a { i ‘iit . ie aeperes , 4 a. '% ; ; ir] re Be : 4 t ; s ; ‘, .it ft = nstic Siii ' . & TLAUIELE TN f sit ms, Oo ne groom ana Ti Me ; Te te thes or , News ry, i al Th ¢ r ‘ ri ge ti } ot j f ' . ' ty *o¢ , ’ _— | . , e committees of one to perfect the srrange- ohn care nougn, secretary of the Union a . a pm be were ee ae n | ise was news Indeed so W a MM Sus | Chins, Japan, Atstraiia Bouth America, Cusuaity and Surety Company; G. Me- Beneath each portratt was left a Space for ser proposed being impromptu Phe whole) Friedersdoff bullt a handsome home every return to W. B. Penton nicago, 1 hlussia- everwhere It & “uy to” McKee Knight of the Insurance firm of Coudrey & * signature, so that when the dinner broke gffair was made as uni jue and out of the one from Madison who visited Indianapolis suppote !t was sent to Chicago, and | sup- now for about the five hundretih dme aag ®ocott; Frank Mesker of the Mesker Bros. “P each member of the party had the por- ordinary as possibie. would stop at the store and say: Fricders- pose Fenton redirected It to seme far-away he ig expecting it every day,
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BUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRTARY 11, 1906. . e: -¢ -& y » * * a SS Sa SS DO THE LIVING EVER HEAR FROM THE DEAD? By Elizabeth Stuart Pheips, Author, Lecturer Philoso- and pher, nol woteld mie iat ti) keep ar chaos whet | i ti ‘ , hawt us has ea hienedl i | iat ‘| , siisecussion {lis pearegrapea thousand readers of would le swift to say "VV ify | And these tense @f thousands | byes heurd it wien Sulsjeat tiie usand Wi tils js like cjispuereil - apraph. It calls far 20,000 or none as hong stride, but the patience of long as far a: right fcrcrt of the te spirit is a step th . red | he Apocalypse who “set his upon the Wiat will ith.” scientist soul | . | | ; : 1} \4 ' eI) | it teada the dead and the living can communicate Ties peartiy in the lassified condition of the facts, but more in the unclassified condition of the conclusions which have been drawn from them. Pseychical research has done the subject a great and qnith iu +e ei Darwin. From the descent 1 tj vestiny of man is natura; step. We need text-books of peyehical phenomena which might became to the higher investigation Shoat “The Deseent of Man; or the Origin of Species” have been to the Dower fe There are now heavens as well as a new earth. The higher fact Nigher evidence The attitude of spirit t ward mystery necessary as a judicial attitude of mind. One of tle about the whole matter, modern thous that Hne of its conscientious students have netually developed a spiritual attitude. and seem to have as a peauti of having studied the subject. Yet it is a fact, whose significance We have not bemu » understand, that several eminent seclentists and peholars in this country aod Great Britain have definitely evolved from their investiwations inte the phenomena of wonders a faith in spiritual and definitely acknowledged this evolution. In two or this vone go far that a great scientific master net the word Spiritualist—a term which, for reasons that we Reed not dwell on here, hus altractions for most instructed minds. lf'ut neither peyehical nor Spiritualism, neither scholars ‘por dreamers, have yet brought the great mass of “wonder tales” which lis piled from the boundaries of human woe to the gates of mystery Into an avaiialle mipful form. In their present tncoherence they coniuse as much as they comfort IY Tam to answer the personal question, I for one have no trouble- geome doubts whether the dead ever communicate with the living. 1 cer- tainly believe that they do, that they always have. and that they always will until the en life and death demolished. Bui T du mot heid this as a demonustiatable bellef. It is not mathematical, like aa- tronomy, nor in the nature of (Vidence can {it be analytical, like chenustry. If held at aii it is to be held candidly on a plane above Mathematics and beyond physics. It must be held on somewhat the earme grounds as those on which a Christian believes in prayer-—by a higher evidence, by a finer philosophy than that which governs the ob- eervatery or the laboratory. Between such a belief of «a tlerence from it) ther common ground. = It Beste d some years ago wit thaf, in view of | of muaterialism--at fashionable than {t is now— mourners hereafter be given front geographical lectures and the most deepiy bereaved provided ehip-hamters wherewith to collect Bpeciincens, Admit that tli @ppicach the studs @s Wwe Would offer toa cas: riagric. There is a san over, #0oul and body, t trem radous subject which can (iced Dour the Streaming tears, bidife wi he but it has not vet found its thie Tare demands th mav be as irate has handled it, esting ghings “us noel done So) existence, have Three Cases e\cn shied at has has fi \V research ° ’ ‘ii i Wills breed We are the and eertain forms Wis sug- the tren can be no un*obaervant iclre Seats at er 0) i? with Wiis tatiad pritielhee bit it is not t bie of it wit much ‘“etipia Sc hen, soul is vet in its infaney. hot attention, fa Death is mystery, Found bre giving one's seit KVstematic nerglect of the most to human attention this enrt him of ilies Paro, fing to he nnd a einim Sultlering of Thy Weed » § reery mv Pfeelives forevel dow ean sar icl «D>: oneo, With Brinuingg in his ears Prema the defeat lives the moan of bereavel love “continually Somewhere in the prismatic mist between faith and reason there must be something more than, @ndurance and reasigenacion possible to a broken heart. A vtraneerr, writing to Ine out of the depths ofa profound sorrow, Telated a beautiful and touching dream in which she had found com- fort. Bler dead father, whom she dearly loved, met her, so she thought, in « strange place, and cxpressed at the meeting a joy as as her own “Oh, father’ bewan to say, “since I saw Bulli red s0 -- lLiaimediately at Rieat 118 Isery is cd battlefields of ry": te eaten clone “ heaven, lbipetuous she vou l have the ‘suffer’ the father turned his face away Gil his att Suddentiv deft her, When she changed the subject it geturned at once At the “suffering again it left her. In a short Titres de ihat, fo allother topics he was joyously alert, eo thy ond grief the happy spirit Was apparently en- Gites 7 Pphae word Titian werd discovered while ihe mes of dea! mit Geadi are able to follow e eulty of understanding prrini tiest obstacle, theoretically speaking, to a belief that the the living has always been the diffi- dead man can be happy tf he sees the Boul he loves best rent with suffering for his sake and in his helpless Q@rerernee. I have often thought that there was an idea too valuable to be Tost In this pleasant Who can prove that the vanished father had nothing to do with Wohes lives of how dream the susgeestion ° iidmght mist® are creeping, ‘lund is sleeping, tread ths: mighty dead, Pass AWa) reatest humoriets of our day, thal Wh the the may yet world Wolbis oO knows what de lantiy busy with the inventive faculty We air .7e8 abate Nai ef map. the tnobile, the Kinetosc ape, with the re aluminum. Hhdlson and Marconi are Bods amo ' Th ; Jlegraph competes with the submarine tory. Preparing soon to see Bernt inte nal HE i! (yt f mw’ abornmestio te lephy ne, and to Peveotritain ama ss ee lapttes ot de biistered liggu .: Dis bet agete @iiventure that the « be Mat sattver, WOT) bee the samared) cof “aut fate nl bring With oul! Ines in towne ete Vit : «? 1} \' flee Prea ll baat » OF wit suri. iis | commerct “Worshiping and would find t Sint ane itl! far bi ‘lebanese ilways 3 »! i; F the Life everin vii ! } * ee |» In that case cautious and conscientious ins compelled to hunt planation on this sid of th» “or s ‘ mind-reading he will resort to can, and only xo absolutely « nene of the per- known the come Deere ty is a Wr cause further when filly) TVLpr dies sors €A prereset er Khiew miunmicauted fact, wh, lt ss ems te al > PRrabis Whether ever crossed or net, ¢:s discussion by itself. But one be disposed of first Ier- Wiihien ure) conse f the pelhreme ferred ts 1 \ nto of material objects in a way mits prenne the pe | frankly confess I Mut Which 1 “mediumistic™’ J net to be plaved threose gvithout intelligence? vX- arial te my instruments orm bes thieves plained by some invisible ANY Wa account fo agency of inVistlois of anv. senee and I. ries VW SUP Posing do not psychical cases with by a psychic pro- had have and were been lmportant have in the psevehic nol any pow to speak bres ee lost en told ic was not a myself knew, possibility evel puainted More a ice | —and in the most important cases of all fessjonal--certain things that thie known, or in the nature of the could by known. These communications claimed to come an old-time intimate friend who had “died” within three months The facts matters which mutually concerned us and which she wouid have likely ! f wm) aif pssyern neities ‘iisSe from ! There was an alr of natural eXperience, to have spoke vere it possible, and verisimiill sm ioeTTie’ partis though } “prers ) -— i= , I | } ] lj Th rsplile 1 ; Pus sh the While make was to me ith facts lke these rned hap pen- ther State, Jd at eXpejala- man tiie pevshea TIM | : case, it the xy} there tellingg moe for them My present stats after what we cecal! munications from facts | know, fou studied all Proposed ¢ Plain. The “spirit theory Until T can find s other Ww tefically justifie d iia he as weil founded Iratreortality finn othe «osleht larger jit: ONE ART FOR ALL THE WORLD. By Jean Francois Raftfael!: IY FRANCE ehe understeer ers : Soepr the me Soo oin abliv explain everyihing exc friend ‘COUT one etil] rrviariat Wait ePePmis to longer U'nless my Was ila Pie ‘ayy lanation ~ } must thimes T contoss. 1 how to me that continued existence, I belleve J thie and facts. this i believe of mind is death, is demonstrated have had cuom- friends in what we eall epirit world. Certain proved have ~x- fain | do not naturally, am hypothesis Over «as They easily and facts I a scientific ivers ] this gateway fo a SAVAGE. ‘hen ayer | : | | opera ocean and come to America in order to t asf inQaly fF the ju ia izipieeae a ee SEG ES Se TSE: Chany n Y the great ma in itsburge. and | would have hastened to a Fest ae hit 3 sss the the city To-day. on the,centraryv bow Et hve irre : ons ie ‘ __* Aitig PF fhe stugs 2 tha? neans of cotamunication the dad! and many othe: le calle dd bs Seraennt, greatest ar ra House, ail) societies were formed, internuttonzlityv of not ti rens« this Society eeeurrturs steer? al Wel taxed mn id come radntenatis cle exist thee tee rit Cra Ttie ition ‘'s its tei a! ‘ VA eruaded tuld, some XX, in order infted meang rnment GQolle unable situation of tances ape an there are no more otiper clleht = te r iterna- d Sire ait) vel emt « , the proderce wie, 2 . . prod ; id. and it Ww Piae il aneient mations transmitt ts that Wwe now would he Such gate has Joria ase "oor ohne ati it tie nal and ta nations I repout yeu. indeed, when | gan art?” ll answered: ag » is ne Americah art there is at present a French art. There is the It was for the Americans, a nation defend this idea of the universal art. art urtiste may ome the chani: ized nations. A noble mission. indeed, fheouragement to worthiliv fulfill Let us congratulate anothe would be lbw €loy in the world, as there is only on ret Toe ; ! are, a he pormhous thesat * fill the M only one ideal CiIVEliZed poop "i ] il) tC Net but «distribute ¢ Sere extent the spirit only fine br any i be long, it. Mae is ial vii Pit?! ‘* tee Ort] thers amis An nS brings Amert- (nan that ts all.” © ise, : at as Was an stockholders fn and the Metropolitan again with more pocket to help great “Spirited this lorlous enterprise why should any Trheaore ver over other is to his hand COST rp cde And dons of the thie ‘ Quanity universal beonige eneuUrih pou men to ado the i] or hay ake of td hoB soe by Miaintainaly St pi nee of ehould bee which eive ever: prometion think the cause {s erninent subsidies. tropolitan Opera House of music among fixain, the large » , . ‘ P ee . P 4 it ‘ “1 ery ; sa? ‘ ‘ - . j i 5° ‘ ; i i ‘ ‘ i i . crest one quite as much pr erowels ce re is amMenxg no. there ts iin | a head Whe are tunatlsl. su! rh? The opera Then, bmn” ites @iie Seoul in ¢ JIKAN FRAN cenougch to econ. ~@@eoe - -—- —--—-——~ eT} 2 be WG Ci?) ibsz t HK og eouae subsidizing THE COMING the s : He aes bD. O. MILLS. PRESIDENTIAL CAWMIPAIGN. By John Swinton, Authority on Labor Topics. WHATEVER ie worth in this life, whether it he opera By Senator R, F, Pettigrew. or drama, anmuseum, a pluisance, a scientifie the f justitute or an art pallery, we ought to have for the people of effort of in the name O7 tiie opr Whatever tends to mankind, nation fnifMY popular rmiorals, mote the love of the the newer generatlo of voters ©: Lhe torkd a better ive oN ucht te and ssf Llierre is ory havinz whi ther tf lye lik 1} political campaign to precede Presidential election o will produce an intensity the p: of the two enlarge the general beautiful) thought, and make have. If man ts the all created things the world, the motor of the powers of earth are ‘at political organizations of the countriv eince ot Witnessed ommises to exceéd in earnestne: pter « have of action. It yp of 18%. in Opposition to th working and wall be named in separat ; the battle will te j f the allies and that of the Admin Which aivi equ! If mans membership et and fi will bie q¢ > Practically, all the Republican purty Support one tieKet, though conventions So, to borra Phi ee eoare ee SUT fute. And the earth and ught bb is until we to it. istrati Sup!) e) Dut.” sa Mr. bMar-the-way, money!" ro ily as much as it row costs up to play is now wasted for « . ‘Would vou urtain inn v ministers — ary phrase, come “It will cost if issues ation of events. Since the ist restdenttal into bb to rmianyv of the rect . We are projecting r nationality inte rovele thi Sa, So, for tn yy like all other peo Os Nw f the | ire, peur] and radical a Loe ope phes that rime,’ provide these are lgnorant, stupid and bs iIngg questions things ul ?°* ie, thus giving therm knowl, man can say ' other fine things, measure for departure from t] ithons of ou) 3 neestire, if ey | > aiready got ther. It wouldn't be so hard.” leu] that ° “the lower class wouldn't appreciate the Will change ie fos of Inén isSuUcs Hosems alici & You know that Shakspeare says that the reodrisit Caniprais af pin Ter erm) 7 1 in its head,’ and, if a toad, why not e nened & the interest of t] 7 ot inh drew} rh is wisases . heture liery or a museum o¢ a scientific school or a abandoned the cen theoomnin 2 of lities: ; ‘a! malit ingin l“ss or ¢ ‘tunical garden or the Cooper Institute fs the theusand or ten thousand take ad- AS queer to vou, Mr. Par-the-way, but {t ig true, grand opera in the Bowery, or play Hamlet tn the reached in the greater forum of, the people enderlon h doors open te mers, you will see crowds pressing the Pride prenaden OF te Inerely shows that what a German philosopher calls more freedom tVradhnyv of parts the ‘potentialliv of 1 highest’ Is waiting to be let loose, so to speak.” pas! “Are you going to tax us for it, or is-the Government to run {t?”’ toenadl ee When ie veradiet oy ‘Tr weuld tax you for it, sir, but your other taxes would be lighter, nent dpdieated to Numan Lb- ye for the Government. when {t becomes sormething else f : Declaration of tides jailer, a eutipurse, a eriminal ec art 2 Rt na pbhrems 0 rhea the overshad sotidncd: Pie ee Will help things along, sure. Subsidy? “ubsikize honest mankind than the human Vibyie ee tir free have TiIVate pole has (? ffi perhunctery and Sentinient ublie ' that the « Veil. Parity perlhorm the j'} be re them jierely CoNncilusions “ail « amine sign of titties and aetion and eon With ‘doin the political degeneracy of + Decent We have re dia Our das an clection is decide erty, upon the familiar Will survive or perish. This is the the campeign. Other conscientious voter amd will in a should le che sole The on we have finance, the have all become issues and she, 8 sida merorpel answer af before three precopoler Noi eof them Will depart from the ought) ae arena in which parties wage eomtlests until it is settled . if the community, ly settled. An «8 buried avalanche of hostile until of ignorance asses confer themselves Avy allied conditions, we have ce dominatio cominen tithe of Prheediey benefit of the sn pnatnber of people, and an appalling concentration of the wealth These foerin eparavie goroup vy create s ‘ ry e* }? (pital - Tiers ai from thre proitmntoal Witether a provern based principles «© he pecan questions Will eng, au bangman, a : . and a buzzard in uniform, it msit- If you like. Better to the ball tallism, na pendence, issue of noeof the Which he lionel squarels OWIDR the ‘ theasure gwuide byitnys Dastel trusts, opera and drama by the people and for the and peremptorily that we should and also of other things for all. the people, at the under the provisions of a progressive income JOHN SWINTON, concentration of wealth, Ome aie . have lots riggiit- «ttl and ‘OTE f beneath delu- }rIst | Wie prime) feel ballots, will Polke Hist a - LiuiX. rise ueain ane “erin, —-oo~ AMERICAN SYMPATHY SHOULD BE WITH ENGLAND. By Rev. George C. Lorimer, Pastor of the Tremont Temple, Boston. “Hives Ne rporate tr; trusts, a SVStemi for the country, issues maintain e: copspiracy which deprived redemption. To contend, th ll. They are the anarchists nd misshape the and = and strength and efficiency of her men in the ig compelled to maintain an acknowl- uty equipped ' publicists, P.vyead eRAANY army. ‘ t : j @e2 . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; bie Tce of nuds of justi They fort thi teppinar «sf : | ita ‘ J ‘ 4 site, ~~ - ; i led, tals 1ST) army, france as “ui mower has nmiperia ae overthi if self-governmer, They i} ici l emain as living 1 the (‘one Ligypt ‘ushed “1, for it din jaye she has n° has Thember note of fi}>- “trade ctl) ower over an old it dowa , ’ “TRS ‘land you y sprung ' influence » have blood t to have @& ater who ere 1 te etfll at the off not s8o England n tack files and hiss tr LSU, hy bat sith in the Viaarl their ber Whe thier in the } 7 ignited eXtDectuat Will has taurht - ] lib- : Think of the lands a4] 4 Iiberty. There ‘icutions prevall. peculiar postition to Mb- ble Iiberty tn Cuba, Ene nd aside, let the battle of go awey are Democrais whe found faith of the tery | ! haan, the new s ie is this time sharply defined. tnine how much has ther-by our political parties, (in the issue Of Impertalism there f the Administraris, ' Men Ti: : ' t 4 nm ir.t | ee grave IM portans, 5 ne aa eT , f.1¢ieun - rem xa is , ha common Cause Phe destru and that administration cam precipice of national been a future of the Seouath tion of millions of : | nt r diermany nor France would Th 3 | : . ee : brat Ve tas ' i bfeae tl ind would. We can't afford pean power that is with us, With tu adi the world, GEORGE C. LORIMER, prot destruction Will burn deeply into the minds and conset . i tiaeas Why» ft oparate fre: ye emi Rosas Bo apart will never again come together si bring Uberty lu bk. PEVITIGRES 4 ¥
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FE RE OP Ee ee ee SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBROUARY 11, 1900. FOUR CLUBS OF WHIST PLAYERS IN ST. LOUIS: Women Who Are Adepts in the Game, Recent Changes in the Rules and a Visitor From Milwaukee Who Is Called the ‘‘Empress of Whist.’’ ’ a ~7 Soddesdes ‘ele - fe - Lon ie SS Oe che fe ele Sule - fo do» Sein (se ee ee en + ape om OE LO1O TOOK -AY . ae : | Dr} SE canaeneamede = a i ) CATALEA é\} ID J AAPL = At “PROTO BY Rose. il a Soe a ee Se CVD Pa WY 4 4 7 yin “ 7 ne. » | ) ) " \ G ES. eM - | = Beer ee a\\ RS RIcHARD.AMILLS |, “’ te $¢ ape OL UREN ST. 1) ~ » B\| 4322 West Bee 5 ented Sree 4 ah NK Sey “PHoto BY STRAUSS}, “ * . —_ sr ad mh 4 ~h ry NY Mrs. LILLiaAn CURTIS NoetL “PRESIDENT StLours YYOMANS _ . Z4'iN . PHOTO 2Y ‘STRAU ; )d wi an : YiRnsS JOHN GREE H A RR cag a ! N | | litt, | so | | N Pes: EF MENA . : fest a ee ee ANA rey reopen ” te occas eal . Y Re mad 1 LL ce | HE Aiba . syie OLIVE: ST. a PHONO OS SS. o ake}|| DREASURER ged eg ae Rosen — ch of the succesa of the aseoctation ts At @ recent meeting the Howell system For a long time one of the @Moculties arranging meetings was the trouble of eves Women's ©. Sawver. He“en Iman. Keith, Henrv tertained at the homes | louis has been given fresh iIm- Whist Club, Mrs. Everett Pattison, pres.- Lewis, F. . Wool and P. P. Williams and = bers The regulations of some of the clu! due to the inrenuits petus Curing the past two weeks dent; the Harriet Watterman Whilst Ciub, ti s ng novel games and series of games. She competed, thirteen changes being made at tables, a problem which baffied the bes@ Dy' the presence in the city of the “Whist Mrs. Harriet Watterman, presilent, and ‘lie clubs meet once or twice a week, as nd th ud systems of the same time and no pair ever meeting the whist players for some years; but this hag Empress of the: United States.” the Cabanne Whist Club, Mrs. Litiian Cur- their other social duties permit, and in In- rir romptily at 10 o’ciock in the morn- laving. fe ti lineteen vari ties ehe is same oppenents twica It was successfully been overcome by a novice who seocidental The young woman who wears the titie tis Noel, president. The three clubs form. stamces Itke the visit of the Whist Empress, ng, and a fine of 2 cents is charged for 1! ‘er of half a cozen and has a fair carried out and the scoring was perfectly ly happened upon a plan which has proved end has for a long time defended it {s Miss the St. Lovis Women’s Whist Asso ‘lation, as possible. They meet solely to tardines acd $1 for absence, Some of nowledge of half a dozen more. She has arranged. miost satisfactory. Bessie E. Allen of Milwaukee. She is of which ‘Mrs. Noel is also president. Yui. to 16 members and cen a good instru. tor and has succeeded One of the popular systems employed at There are never any “stakes” at the reckoned by the entire whist-playing world Among the well-known women who belong of whist, not the conversational sty'e he women beydnd the point the meetings is known as progressive fours, meetings of the women’s whist atuba, anda the most expert of her sex. During her are Mesdames Byron Nugent, F. C. Rice, “Budge” whist is unknown. Polnts le waesg the ladies play for and so keen has besm visit to St. Louls she was entertained royal- tichard Mills, John L. Phelps, Dan Nugent, ly by the members of the whist clubs, of John Green, John Nute,Sam Gordon, James Linmar Building, on the corner of Vande- will be held at Det: their mathematical training that there are | which there are three with amembership Doneghy, A. B. Goodbar, Dwight Filiey, Venter and Washington avenues, in the. riet Watterman and Mrs. Everett Pattison that have been held number of teams. Bridge whist has been ne errors in scores. No quarter is shown ft ) that runs well up toward the one hundred Henry Davis, Kate Chopin, Garrett, Ash- rooms of the St. Louls Woman's Whist As- of St. Louls will p.ay for the Pniladeiphia Some of » schedules arranged have been played to some extent, but {t Is not so pop- the contests and they are never satisfied sociation. Occasionally the clubs are en- Cup. onders ) nathematical construction, ular as some other games, When “honors are easy.” . . - Sano ponnesegieds , — . _ — —3 Misses Marie Garesche and Julian Papin. re very strict. The Init HIST piaying by the women of St. These clubs are the St. Lou's W if Mrs. Noel in arrang- of pairs was played. In this fourteen pairs & dues $3 The club meet as often iy Whist and they play the strictest sort le clul are limited that to guin admittance a candidate must be tin- dorsed by two members of good standing. aoquires ‘ Women in mest cities. In or- where four players constitute @ team @nd ‘resti nearly every thus combined gains or loses are counted as The Whist Club meetings are held at the The National Women's ‘hist League der to increas hi n t roit in April. Mrs..Har- r Vator changes has been tried ona The system may be played by any is so custOmary among women. nts ee _ mark. i KD) Illustrated From Photographs and Described 7 XL Especially for the Sunday Post-Dispatch, \“ . _ > . - “ . , or — >. .. Ty . ; \\ Pe - = , 4 — hee Se . The Spread-Eagle. The Double Flat-Foot Spin. ‘The Maltese Cross. The Figure Hight, The Pirouette Spin. Outside Zdge Rings. The double flat-foot leaves on the Here is a Gifficult figure called the Figure eight, on ene foot. with s The pirovette spm leaves cut in To make outelde e!ce ring «ts stare the ice an “am circle, with we - mm the outside of the etzge forward ice a iso whose diameter {8 abdout Maltese cross. As in the other #in- ’ urn at eac gie- foot figures, use the right foot. vanariase cia ° one, = mace le Gefined center. While whirling stand arry th sa ; 't forward and the other figure eight, excepting that {n easy position, with lege crossed. bring !t ‘yed foot, the Tne etart on the tIrnside- edyxe is Then the figure three is tnfroduced when. The arma, et frat extented, are tay tia heel of s . ror : * Ths Croczs Foot Spin. Cross-Cuts or Anvils. gigi erin starts with In the cross y 4 I") rs Lee wxeciut rs a tat , ims: are gradualy lowered to give the foot forward. Change is next mate "St aa a 6 the figure three and bring the left which the envil is made. Lhe frst aspect. ite fir 7 ‘ ” foot alongside the one on the ice, changes are now crossed by three again at the place corresponding !o whirl This ts charged to the cross- balance Of inet< foot spin. Rise on the icft toe as @ the gawilon ts sustain: speed. to a forward atroke on the outside ward, the left foot following tn line, Fig A Tink Guat abt the Ginn te tenes the photograph was taken e¢ 7 continuing the spin on the Mat of the «ure. na circla Gee? Always Ge 4 ow SO MAS this ts Srougnt: across the with the toe turned out. The heels mates and enero: lowering the in the same manner. Speed is given —— : pivot, and rotate on the ouler edge the arms, which at firs by ;the Saelance foot. m@ lke this. it's very easy, ef the other sk @& the skater was on the upper ecge of first by bringing the balance foot ene shoulé be about nine inches apart. arms as in the oter Sgures. ’ ; i of the loops. ba. k. “) * 1" * Say Py * fj
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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. WOULD CHRIST JOIN A LABOR UNION?” sFERESBASuaeR o> FPP? DP PDD PSOCSCEEOCME CCK OSH “If Christ Were Alive To-Day He Would Be Revolutionist of a Radical Type, as He Was Before, Standing for the Rights of Man. He Would Again Be Ac- cused of Turning the World Upside Down and Would Perhaps Be Exe- cuted. iliee No - — ae . em erate ; - F : . . f t] » ’ ’ y * .2. Wis’ e leader, : oF | the temp . ise gh a G4 nee : , : in labor ques . , , ; ea ’ , A ” ¥ . . Tle Thi te ’ i aA fhougt' his : Bat ' £4..ON Wae made ur of rich people. Honte! ee sT = the lab , ask rt a » Dyeneony riticleed severely for ask- lie | hhem of the mf ! tT the pro } Wiehe 7. im: wk ‘pre dn > “y ; ¥ '& ct: Ser , saaad - AVould Christ belong to , ; ‘ . trusts, is = 1 Mets ere ' a | ) >. j w+. ig a xt Ue ‘) Salons , Tier Wee) hon’? Some have sald It was + oe ‘ es m3 nie a2 SCPNSTANE ON Vidits Of re Nements, Would ¢ . . > a ' ‘ Ce te Sr He to'd ¢ 4 TI ver ee ar am giad it is, Sensation is ' tt! os, pe. ‘ : Oo le men whe ere willing ta ® auile : : ; is ‘ ‘ ar ¢ , eB ' ‘ oad } ‘, ey life of to-day Shame, " Tee eRe : | : , mdeavendced to the level of vers = sai ; : . ‘ Ati : ‘ ; t ir P ¥* ' oi | : Tis ructio ’ property, tha fr Ile would have somethiue be execute i," he rites on "The ali tigoet “Dict one a.) : tm do With them That 3= OA part employers ire { at there Shit e no ar- liixs mission, and the chureh jas been : : , ‘ ‘afte Oo?) ; } . 3% , . ac ’ ‘ ‘ , bitrary strikes hat hours and wages 'rettorous Co Une trust He has placed in it. ehall be adjusted | he Interests of the et “Would He belong to a labor unlon to- | ; ey * PP . ' ' ployer and the empooyes dey? Let any man who says not stand up AY er, hy et € ich must be taken on e ‘ ita : 7) ')? 4’ ‘ ; : , - ‘ 7 . ; * ’ : — >, o . - i : se 9 . P ' : ie ; and prove his ease. I declare unheeltating. | m ts ad ; : Ne hepa . sprit tail he 7 ee , , ee i ‘ings Church, . . . * c ¢ eency ie rn) ars yet ’ } y . } re-~€e ry } Clogyen: xubmitted to ] the rietrt not to work, but have n ote i ¥ all tha . = ‘ = poor young Vermont H () the life lie tvea, every line of the 4 ' S sike } ave Lidl icrere with their 4 d ' ; ‘ ’ ° : : , .% yrreyaer? ry hye Ie: eecvry *, 4) . qr . . , , ‘ i ‘} 7 " . 3 home amor - ihe } ed a striige P for : be vk Il i isp red, ‘« on the Fide of tolling ‘ 4 . } { rn } . 1! lat Pete: hye ame thea admirer * : “ ia ' j : 4 aig > > tam tot . . *. a. G very question Which caneeras t! v ' eo Hlenury 1 ieiding. be ‘aAuse bye mas an ee te OTT Tipe vita om t % ; ' . 2 . : , , ) ' a ° ~~ f wltel tnteore , ‘hy ‘ moe , — : i | ' qe a some . th a ns ’ : ) , he i a 8 A Of Vitel interest a Ii len@er and looked after tM arrives tv koep , : , . , d . . ws nm Wren CATS Hiis name anda f : . wey Pay a oy” aR nt . ‘ ’ w%y ij al SB opiety 2 : , *. ‘ ’ } ¢ " ntinue } mu | ho follows His imple t ' 04 | oy a cert oo f1OW-Workmen, co Thibe ses r at ‘ 7 7 esroew = ries Cr: } © Ue ; , ae . > A é . ‘ ; ..* ' ’ © bs gy t. ‘ ; } ’ ‘ “e? ’ suf fe? ’ . , ea: nap | eee shy ; v miuc rT lle ame to save itn ; f ' { | na effort 01 Pri t ) Rpt se 5 7 “4 * = . ‘ | ictory purchased by his York at the time Tietdl Pecaoreye is effort on the purt of organized iabdor. 7 em ) — ites ee we'l as eter : invéhins eae | 7 + actor na ' t from the Goere! ¢} ; ; ' . ‘. * Ag ste “aie “ (Se. oe ay AG Jj a> Secreta mai ‘ways the warm friend of a factory and " — es , fe, ’ 5 a eS ane 2 +? vhich belps in this great work of mankind the f.: rv Ruane the iMtonaire'’s tolk eR eeLEREE M4 his j q t* 7 ’ (oy if? '4 ‘ ‘ : have 7 : f econ | i ‘ F a, M “> di >» ‘” Jt is simply to procure for the I Mah ¢ fulier and more just pPiv- ie ae ; to Otee ‘ ' sh ae 1 ia. * se ' ” Se oe all . ti, l} ' 1) ] rica UT) +) | W fhienever he ea the same it ommaty i ; ¥ ee Pa ; acai § . nized them when he saw them, more ex\auggerated now ‘pe great labor . 2" Se oe ‘—* : 4 # as ; aaa: " shai sac ' , na ae Pott titlienatre factory vner, Tl e elight nod of the head brightened Vement © of modern imes; revolt : for | . . . CEPT: am a oe , mts te P ; ; | “ee aPity the real aits of f he world for a workingman. and drove the past and nelther 5 a inet 7 FM aie cca eee ae re : Jgathade Ce ee ee oe HONE S GLUSMLCL AFC SUNPP, ih. toward better things, and to the side of a ' y abe | ment, amd alo yy ty the ' h they , stron# a *. Spr ; ‘hrist, because ‘nlwava feit. if he did not The men 4ia Dowling, represent eS ‘ peel, ment now proved that in “The Startling eer . war his le laboring The sermon he ' portion of the Te hich toil produces preached tov peregation and cau Wi such a senecnt: i. j ‘ lecidedd ts * Inventir gern! muke it the sul, Co reeks, - , "§ Pury oy sat aed . ' rword f ‘y? , : — 3 . ; — oh . , gi ‘ d‘hrt e] rt ~ ws rilaee iz not all himself ti an . t af ti mired in these ant we, telins 7 7 ; ; WENA ; | i mf 3 ine Neves “Amone the stands eon tmagine . us -4 leony cat cones fal 4 fis from ere rere ‘a » be an his interest, as taking were ite % ne semMenng } ni? life, t & Smith are t pupitehers, MEKICAN GIKL WEDDED rertouer wien ICT OK room untill {ft looked more Iike a modieh ex x5 = 23 SY 2 yates i ae “2s PF *¢ ; « Sa 2 S—° “Ss : . , za : eo» Taal } ) \s ‘ , 4 . . beg) a ws “a0 her ml ; smtily Lord Coy eniry and Gen VV ji i- pre : pee ' te ' ; . ‘ . nd f Che: é‘ , , Cun pri ne of & 2 os ortUnate of tis life, Hams presented 8 ile eee cys * ; = @ — pan a : : be la! Sir TN on urdon- mings, with hel awe ; ' rt ‘ => ing it marks ne hour when ao erties Manat jliam wlth an ulti- cre. md mypsei. te , ‘ , ware Hiis Kay il Elighness : t ‘adv who, it was (gor aaah ummings ax pla in iad . . , of ne y Si) am a year, » be suti‘ul ' , , j bilvs youn princesses. roke his sword, g. lt ‘was w Dag ome aim into sigt- during the rest of mv life.” eurrentiy reported, War piqued because Sie FONs. O#tengin!y dust iar re ty ri girl accustomed to society, relinquished all Ihe «i yee Mies Garner married Lup abate es vllows. “he next day, according to the testimony, Wiillam had prod +t] preciative of het Of Wales, as defendant. It filied the cour sociaf connections to be true to tae hbigvuer quis de BreteulL apy ee setivrary —— om ~~
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—e ee ee — — a a a — — SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. — PARIS EXPOSITION BUILDINGS apesenine THE WORLD'S NATIONS HERE ) : st ia — HIER ee oe: an | eae. FIRST CORRECT PICTURMS OF FIAN ; = THE BUILDING OTHE! JUST AS IT natal " COUNTRIES ON THE vit “STREET OF NATIONS 3 ad — awn , hone aie ; ff ; . . - a gs | . . & : I bY ‘ Mee 4 J ° 5 \' Lee | , ¢ é ~ s = — ; I all . e : . ro iy EY | TURK , Sa oe * : ' a ~—_——— \ -——— —_—- . ; . ; . P by colt — s 4 | ww oom oni Pe FUBOSNIA Ann) —¥ Liter 7 i f BHERZEGOVINA | .4 i me PBULGARIA! | v i a | HUNGARY |} i: ETISTAMI,- =. XY =. Ee ' wis NETHERLANDS —— ane Oia gs - HERES ITI TIO ET | Be AMET aes oS Se . > nm ; ; " , , Fr F co be aa" eet soe " Ye ee fring ame * RH ‘ { ° & 4 ye ' ; ad ¥% bs! | 3 ° | ‘ ! bits |GREAT BRITAIN’ [7/°"""seemnpen —— _ al At a banquet attended by all the architects of the forthcoming exposition many toasts were drunk that were complimentary to members of the profession, and ane that hurt the pride of Americans: ‘‘To the American building) ud the ugliest in the Exposition.’’* It has been explained that this was,a joke—how much of a joke it was is shown by this comparison of the buildings ofvall nations, - d / ae i ee 4 a ¥ 42 Se : - giiy ert ~*~ ’ : ' + b Br ip 15th inte 4 . % fing 4 ee , : Zt iy 2. , ee ih Z ; : » ’ * > ’ - ’ ; Pood. Abie wl ‘SPT On ‘ 7 M : ‘ a . ‘ on . - " “ a — a8 . ~ a f 2) ; * ® » NN %
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OFAN fy © SRE Be ine lee ia Rs . Sted Ries ety Satya, - mat ee ayy + ae ff , - ~ WS ————— PROMINENT weet w MEN ARE we w LECTURERS, r, IAN | A we ae — oe These gentlemen and many others who are prominent in the church, law and m2dicin2 deliver lectures each winter before self-culture and social science clubs and church lyceums, awaken- ing to intellectual activity many who would not otherwise be aware of their deficiencies and affording those who are hungry for knowledge the opportunities that, because of their lack of means, they otherwise would not have had. for the people !s one educational Institutions It has been built up self-sacrificing work. UNIVERSITY of the greut in St. Laoults. by a decade of hard, Its corps of instructors comprises men who °- in St. Louts’ professional take front rank field. Prominent on this list are James L. Blalr, Frederick N. Judson, Halsey C, Ives, Fred- erick M. Crunden, Isaac H. Lionberger, Rev. W. W. Boyd, Walter L. Sheldon, Freda W. Lehmann, Gen, John W. Noble, Mrs. Li. W. Pattison, Dr. Herman von Schrenck, Prof. James N. Dixon, Rev. John W. Day, Prof. Willlam Trelease, Miss Lisbeth Glad- felter, Rev. Gustavus Tuckerman, Dr. Emile Preetorius, Bishop Q. 8S. Tuttle and Prof. G. W. Krall. The university has no buildings. no official organization. It has ence only in the hearts and minds of the men.and women who are laboring for its extension and the thousands of working people who partake of its Instruction. The work of the Instructors, from the very nature of the work done, must and Goes consist entirely of lectures—!iilus- trated or otherwise. They are delivered at It has its exist-. indicate. For example the tures for a South for this month [ne!uds various places and before various self-cul- ture and é6conomic clubs. The flell als» comprises work in connection with the Young Men’s Christian Association and the omy by Prof. G. W. Young Men's Hebrew Association It Training School, Life in reaches out even to the women's clubs, J. N, Dixon of Wauas and missions, but the greatest part and Switzerland and instruction ts given through the me ereta Pudi the self-culture and social econom! which in many cities form adjunct to the unlversity extension ‘ment. The Instructors themes on which formed and on which they are p: interested. Prof. Ives generaliy himself to art Librarian books and libraries his Mr. L‘onberger most often dis nomic questions, Prof. She:don ce attention to ethics and thical mo ment, Prof. Tre talks botany so on down through the of cours they do not confine themselves to topics but the trend Is that way. There is a large amount of general iIn- struction contained In these lecturés which the themes selected would not in thuemseé.veg Side s Wriiil Jdoan ake Ir) So reat an May e- ture on especially ifi- articular y lec naturally they are ( onfine s (‘run makes Tt pref ¢ = pe t | . hie t lease these atter a benefits most } nee ¢ . rormaurneces the Work oe } A ol. LOUlo POET AND IFIE oONGS FE SINGS, —__+$o-—__ —___ R. E. Lee Gibson, a Clerk in the Office of the Insane Hospital Superintendent, City Has Won Recognition BOO 0006 His for Verse From Poets. HEN Madison Cawein, the American avatar of John Keats, dedicated his volume of “‘Idyllic Monologues” to R. E. Lee Gibsen of St. Louls, he con- ferred a delicate compliment upon one of the most fanciful poets Missouri has ever produced. Mr. Gibson's writings have not been ex- tensive, and his fame is circumscribed; yet gnost of what he has written is decidedly good, and his fame will always be secure in the minds of those who admire the serious and the elegant in poetry. One of his strongholds is the eonnet. As a writer of this difficult form of verse he is probably not surpassed by any Western writer. Mr. Gibson was born at Steelville, Mo... a gmail town In the Ozark Mountains. Jan. 4, 1864. He was educated itn the pubiic Schools there and entered the Naval Acad- emy at Annapolis at ‘he age of 17. Burt the life of a seafarer did not sult him, amd after a year's cruise he wame to St. Louis. where he still resides. His address !s 495! Arsenal street. He was 1 years olf when he commence ‘#0 write verse. Some of them were printed in the Steelville papers. "But i: -@ne through the Post-Dispatch that lI first found city readers.” eays Mr n. “One my first efforts to which I attached any tm- portance appeared in that paper lL or 16 years ago.” Since then his poemn have appeared in va- rious publications, including Fastern maga- Bines, netably the Century. In his boyish days he wrote voluminously and kept the Missour! papers well supplied with “copy.” from all aawWunte: but as he became okier ami the demands of business made themselves felt, forego many of the ple But his later works. have Piper fancy, a be’ the other = poetl come with’ time and Within the last three Gibson has comg.led what best work into three booklets—‘‘Mineral Blossoms,” ‘Sonnets’ and “An Indlan Le- gend and Others L’oems,’ for private distri- bution only. Here is a Gibson sonnet which shows his Geep devotion to Nature-—a apirit manifest in everytiting be has written: (iit of he was compelled to authorship. benetit of a form of expresston and appurtenances which experience, or four years Mr. he considers his isures of the er ad EVENING 3 turn full pagan at the day's decline, And sorehip the down dropipog sun's eweet raye, And io ng glow my epirit peye Ste warm devotion at the twilight’s ebrine. ©. wut the dusk is wondrously divine, like erties gleaming out of darkened boughe! The bright etarm giobe en Hearen's ehyey browse, And night brime over with the mwo's pale wine! the adleepent Then seem | like thore Mussulmane of eld, Who, casting over skies their yearning gaze, The waving palme of Daradise bebeld, With fruits dediamonding thelr rerdurous apraye! I bow to the etlll earth; my beart, tmpelied By faith like theire, poure aleo forth its praise. Here is another sonnet, which Illustrates the serious view the poet takes of earthly affairs: Albeit mine eyes Bo goodly prospects chee, And Ute, oo far as 1 can understand, Seems but a diamal waste of barren sand, Where no sweet barvests thrive, no flowers appear, Yet in the desert must we sojourn bere, Bullding our pyrdmids upon the sand, Though lone and limitless on every hand The devastation stretches, bleak and drear. So looks the Sphinx in Egypt, staid and etera, While at ber foot, for many a rood away, The sultry tracts of ecorcbed Sabara lie; Yet full aud furious on her forebead burn, Throughout the focal and the fervent day, The splendid honors of the tropic eky! Here is a sonnet which shows the playe fulness of Mr. Gibson's fancy: “ANOTIHIIER STORY.’ Ilave you real Kipling? ‘There was once ae lad, A brilliant bor, much to bis dismay, Was sent to InJia, and, I grieve to gay, Was parted from the only girl he had Hie heard the ocean as it murmured mad, And boped to welcome, at no distant day, Ilia little leve from England, far away, Whom he loved dearly. though his heart was ead. who, Torn from her arms, with many a parting kiss, Ile could not see her otherwise than true Until she wrote to him and teld him thia: man who's handsomer than you.’ miss, Which no man ought to do quatrains constitute Mr. work. They are searcely weeks old: ‘Gone with a Ile never arjued Hut took it hard The following Gibson's latest more than two ‘twas a lucks DEFATII Ijke some good Caliph. his dematn Death cides abroad, aml locking on we For all the terror of his flags Hie only speaks to set some the World, see, a wee LEE GIBSON ‘: WiILLYERD _ PROTO unfurled, gbtive free. A RED Rosk This blood-red rose was one tin I know the eecret of its crimson In this same flower hanes) once Two fairies slept. eir dreams were white as snow; stain; long ago, siain. i¢ aud in th Or Dian here was haply wont to drowse, eched {tn the shade: a dryad, blithe and free, liere may hare frolick'd giee, RILEY niwiths] with garlands her effulgent brows that mounting biithe and strong, 7). ” wid--thie epace of ehade and shine— ant te seme diviner sphere; Haunte e and bird, where no god etraye— he thrush, he sings a ier song, Whe: ; built ber secret ehrine, beauty for the Earth to heer es me to wander ‘mid tts leafy ways, And hear rine, Dirging the glory of those bygone daya Ill. Ah me. tbe nailed in the puriing brook, Ihisporting, borne upon tte rippling breast, IN THE FOREST." (ir crouched at ease am!d some ferny nest, I. Is acen bo thengh we lean and look etoe alttout the inighty Oak, Bear with cure in every cloistered pook ate as fairy lace, For iph's covert, “tls a futile quest; d boughs, and wraps with case ‘These lovely belugs, {it must be confessed, Ilave io these dars their olden bauntes forsook. bey bare departed from our etreams for good, As bas the oread from the kneol’ away; Ur as the hamadryad from the wood, Leaving no trace of thelr romantic etay} And where they swam amid the crystal flood, We now but see the slivery trout at play. Hiere !s Mr. Gibson's own Gefinition of Poetry, written by him espectaily for the Sunday Post-Dispatch: “Poetry ts the inspired expression, wusu- @liy but mot necessarly tn metrical] lan- guage, of the beautiful, the pathetic or the sublime, as revealed to the truly artistiée and imaginative soul especially commis aioned to interpret it.” . Ther fling abroad the Jewels of the dew, VALERY. HIVALERY And spread the flowers to the sun once more, Hiere is a story of the feudal dares A maiden from her kindred torn apart, Pines ion a dungeon, and a plum'd kolight laye Slege to the prison and the maidenu'’s beart. Cou and with shouts of like the lark Pony? tf Cc NN . sale ks like ft low}! s5,% ’ t ie? [ase OONSCLIENCE "Rest, reat, perturbed «spirit IIamlet epake To the ead Ghost that weuld net lie resigned, Bo Consctence speaks, when troubled and awake, The epecter of Remorse disturbs the mind af simpler La which the wind from sonnets following, the last to serve wel! three are Mr. his ful The the next Czileset) } '. ndertake be! my Siloj is the hij re" effort St. * Movements ’ iec’ -oOn Ss fre 1e “Transvaal,” 1iks makes, iker Varous: Among hi- ures Were of the ‘ent on t tlhe frequen lubs. he at the recent lect State to Private “What Shou!d be Schools,” ‘Suceess and Why Some Men Succeed and Other Men Fail." The last lecture was delivere] be- fore the members of the Self-Culture Hull Assoctat!on. Mr, Judson saiii: tlons to —_—..__ ___ any a Spe: Pere heusiness Taught Failure; lations Assovciat ons, in Pubil “I respond to iInvita- appear before the young people whenever I have the avaitilable time. It Is luty good eltizen to encour- age educa’ and the best encouragement ‘S personal ald." Public Librarian F. M of his work saf dl: “I do not confine books and Iibrartes alone, and ier Into discussiong on esin- But the the young ? thea of the fon Crunden in tell- Ing myself to £0me«times Wan stibjects are me to talk of As one of the itfon of the peo- iothing more appro- lf have made {t the marke many -soclet.es Louls, Kirkwood and rary ythern Iilinots town and ] té rary peo} amme-was Prarie rname f Br? Veledat t he rae thames o Browning, Miss ers, I noticed large front Seats ¢ i unusuaily number of young men. frer I had been time and tinally all but flied cut of the hall. The one became und stayed ft was the matter me the pro- Wus the mat- i They seemed disappointed a taiking some qiqie till With A.s fri bowed kbamme and uskee * What Iny troupe, was {interested tn liter- “utd to-duy is one ung men in the town. think and When you set a . have aceomplished a Work of J’rof. the » mu thinking f lack of the mind Too tuo ““FRes 3 ature of the lle [ye VUuUne man ¢ hh: irom that nigiit brightest 45 Kuang ‘) i tale ‘aglise ; oppor- and much much quicken “Y Canhot or can ment.”’ “What Opportunities in Buisness and ject of a lecture urse Have Young Men Profess‘ons,”’ is the su to delivered by Mr. Fred W. Lehman, March 6, before the Young Men's Christian Association. Mr. Lehman has also appeared this winter be- fore the Jewish Alliance, the Central Chris- the be tiun Mission and other organizations for | liong Kong FE x- } Resting in YokKoRawmm@.cccccescoonsaues 1 day. J fferson, poiiti- he the education of the young. pansion, Burns and s cal and literary are jocuiarly termst his lal, what lie has ibjects Soc included tn abasic ee. i Aes a ANTARCTIC w uw OASIS. us R Anfaretiec ¢& eX "An HDCDENT Belgian Mr. kre: oasis iscoveries, by ibed Rroon J ”F rreass ped.tien, are dese! Cloak of mretiec land ne to Into the ore us wh hrowcdesd prominent moun- i.s peak advance unknown region be ‘le ens im mis’, we ear a tain-perk to make a debarkment. T vous ‘liff, of t e of a t mitheast ] dav. We Hiere Was free as }e% & earned on t! Wing made Gebarkment in profusion, as indeed there was ery rock Where could gain a feoottiog. The nois*® from the birds, which re-echoed from cliff to wis deafening. The lower roc were Iired with snor.ng and Columns of vapor followed by a hiss im-engine, and a second blue back of a whale, with {ts long lashed the water The great wall of side of the black ase a On e@V- cliff, ks sea-leopards, above the water, like that of a ste later the fin and into a foamy latid-lce rose te ea fi, whica gave piace. From this wall iike ft ponderous tall, Ww iripool. h came frequent sounds ‘annon, Which wero followed by a and a commotion tn the water. With such reports parts of the wall would constantly break away and fall into a million pleces, strewing the water with small fragments of ice, but not with fcebergs. Above us rose &@ eclifmyf to an alti- tude of about two thousand feet; out from this were projecting mantel-ike rocks, which served as resting places for cor- Mmorants and #ea-g.1.18. Here the young ones, dressed in gray down, coaxed thelr mothers for food. We ex- rected to see the littie things drop from the narrow resting places, to te destroyed On our heads or on the rocks below, but Such- an accident rarely happened; Our | Greatest gurprise here was the discovery of large quantities of moss and Iicnens) which Save the spot an unexpacted appéarance vf vegetabie life and color. After ing nothing but ice and blac« rocks fer 80 many days, this «ight of green and trown and red am‘d un endiess expanse of icy desert was a great relief. It was an case ie explosion of a splash eee . ——— —— a | | i eee } the Snow to} ! number ex- | we | l.fe us a shelf as a landing- | Bl ee te ae bee ORY many fchseveral years, dcompiish Cc, } - ue I a appeared less this year than heretofore ew~ ing to a great increase in work. “What time I have at my commané > 4 willingly give to the cause of ed@ucation,® he said. Father James T. Coffey, who ts lead@ing the crusade againet winerooms, recently a4 dressed the W e <)ud on the Noereh Side on “Woman es a Power for Good.” 18 my fret eqppesrance in the work,” Cottey et &. John's rectery, 'ereet acré ree Dem éispiayed ors aetrureé me that what is Lg we WwWege earders e688 “ive of wontertul results.“ Fielr wil eé6éremp the Aan: octe ten Feh mn the “Value of Sk). e4 Labor.” He Base peared before a number of professienag cbs and social Societies ts wir tes. ee eee ——— THE WORLD IS SHRINKING, ‘ S NAVIGATORS know ft the word@ — Taf las 28 an is alirinking. In the unimportant matter of miles ft remains abouts ‘what it has been, but steam and railroads have caused it to shrink until & is ealy about one-twenty-first as large as it was ia the year 1500, Magalhoens, or Magellan, never realy got Around the world in 1519, because he wag killed by Filipinos near Manila, Drake and Cavendish, tm 1577 end 1888 re« epectively, went round the world with Brite ish sailors, the former in about Magellan’s time, the latter in a trifle over two yeara, William Dampier, pirate, scientist, author and nautical bully, took 12 years to eal} about tha world lie #0 abused Alexan- Selkirk that the latter waa fairly wile to be marooned on Juan Fernandes thus making “Robinson Crusoe” Isianel, prers eit.le. liv degrees ft poss(ble to go about the world in salling shipe In about ones hundred and fifty days, but steamers eliminating the element of luck, have now carried a man around tn 62 daye This is the record made in 1891 by the Peninesulas ami Oriental and Canadian Pacific steam. ers, Lendon to Hong Kon... cccocees 34 Gayt. Resting In Hong Rong..cccccccccsee 1 Gay, to YOKON@INB. .ccccsccese 6 GAYR Yokohama to TONGOEU. cececsoetsbasea days, _— - ceccscceenesenee days, ae ee ees Total ee A MISSOURI ! MUSICIAN ‘MARRIED Mrs. W. R. Martin. nee Schell. ISS LENA SCHELL, daughter of Mra. ' ‘ora Schell of Springfiel4, Mo., was max ried Thursday, Jan. B®, at the reaidence of Mr. J. G. Hardy, 3 Park evenua, to Dr. W. R. Martin of El letra le. The bride studied music and ert ta Get and bas moré thea @ local record on account ef these ~~? i ee ee ee eee —_ * ~~
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see ries rg tips ee: fo i POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. a RepresenTINe [FIC WOKLD S NATIONS HERE You SEE THE = ne - — HANDSOME BUILDING LZ | Pees FIRST CORRECT PICTURES OF SS a cmt a £ | ere THE BUILDINGS OF OTHER, WILL Sea ; : Oe ee la COUNTRIES ON THE LOOK, La a ‘sa a | oe eat “STREET OF Me, fy Se otal WATIONS . eh a — attended by all the architects of the forthcoming exposition many toasts were drunk that were complimentary to members of the profession, and one that hurt the pride of Americans: ‘‘To the American building} id fe sn a ee i. Soe ox in the coterie ’* It has been explained that this was\a joke—how much of a joke it was is shown by this comparison of the buildings ofall nations, : F ae P j “7 5 ; ie Se oe SI 9 dg fk ay: > oe ;
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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. an MONEY CO! | BAPTIST CHURCH PAO 10K, Minti i ~~ a Oe ee DOL OPePePePePedeecegemeded — seinen ssiilaa Made Wealth in Trade, Then Became a “s — : _to ian ESS stent — Minister, in Which Calling He Has = PSs RR Utilized His Remarkable Ability as a Financier Successfully. aC a hit A } ’ ah ; ‘ He owns a store, bark ani is worth prob:5 y $253,9))., He gives one-tenth of his income to ritigious objects. H: dresses lik: a business min. He likes a horse; is chaplain of the Fores: Park R ugh Riders and drives a good nei ii} ia roadjs‘er to a rudber tire buzgy. tt ij i EV. JOHN T. M. JOMNNSTON, pastor his own accoun:. He made $13 the first of the Delmar Avenue Baptist season, which he spent going to the high Church, has successively been a farm echool at Ashland. The $12 he earned the cow puncher, a farmer, next summer he spent for tultion at a busi- He has uriqur metiaods of raisiny moasy I a Pee af a — —~— ‘. cant ee boy, a railsplitter, a a storekeeper, a banker, a successful am- ness college in St. Louis. , te HEH HH 2 hil Hi, ft oe Pepa = 2 : , ; F Par t. SH He: 4;: ii PTH HE ‘= Te . — = * = ; . e) lo 8 work is » ateur politician, and finally a minister. He lle went back to Ashland penniless and PMP yt e. Hoe Pa i ii; == = 4 5 for religiou : Be iets erase isi Hits =f = successful. bas traveled all over the United Statea, worked as a clerk for two years in the ifthe iit ; => == ‘> Dr. Johnston had just taken the pastora’: Alaska and Old Mexico, and Lurope and country store Then he bought a store for # inal irate: aMGstedtsr jfesisisg. fa ie! Arties Hastie ietee, peters t = : of this chorch, and be e gigaatsastettrgsofiegiigh st isis? pers bersipteshadetacaiiptag: oi Seee f8r7% or Seabees tip ieice = : ee O00, paving $17 he had saved. The profits ee Ta eee ee Saghigititiieds ine Sb PE tentsgeci ist ate tapes facet peu = p°.2 thought of so large a debt ’ Bast: Stias: taht: : : Bet: ty ae 33 is st FP ert = .- ae : : ‘ oainege? , Tle cleter first year were $3000, and after lili i epee tg =f: “SS SSS | Sines Saene = S | : off, and to co it with all possible continued to grow In pros- Toastern Asia. Within Of all he makes, tneludirg the ealary he during the , He.took into this hereulean lizgious and charitable objects, He made perity. He took two partners Into the pusi- = - = === = ; all the anthustasm of his nature eom:': ats) i ' sd = SS = . , ) ee ‘ ruie of life early in Iife and has fol- enss. They were Hiram Brooks and L. ee, i! pes S55 . = with a breezy manner that was irresistible, tan, who wa = . KO > Ss / : a o roll in i! etal filing Jd blu: The enlarged firm established two = - oar == *it ' fiying toward a magnet. The re he ' mintabne the sale by ; = i ae : et ae ee S | | | rn ; r= ‘¥ F 3 Seerty éaF car (f Samebody told Mr. Johnston that James When he clseover \ liwver ‘““Prere he lleves, not only } i’ i1se the ~ : Campbell was a wealthy broke r Mtr John- 's histin é 7 _ 7 , ft a , the:, Give 5. lait heearipee he hie never bye ~)) under miition dollar “ a ve iT. b; aa _ - x os: : > 33 1 F == ; : : ——- s ‘ == == _— : ~ 8° on dk) rept stop to Inquire av bret 'y rT Mr. Mor’. 4 a .* eri he . ot ¢* me . The next step was the establishment of a a —— i ee Bea 222 = FFL ee Campbell was a Baptist, a Presbyterian or You're just dv! tor wis ut you're too . Fs > - -* 826 3am = : = ites: sristtistis o3 ts > > : ~ ot eer ——* , > ’ + . recse iv si erye..! o e mM ‘ > ' as . . ‘ ‘ rf oie *) bunk by the firm. Mr. Johnston still re- Ht iit v2. Ap a a A TERRE PERE Speen age SY hee see ee tee : a Methodist. He ty nted Rimewif at ; rs mpeogtieeici25 pig 3th ee eet : * _- ~ © RAPER SERSeeeeereepeeeeersnrs sa TS -§ eR ot 5. : S sF:* a oa ; broker's private off ‘e ‘ V i} rhe : ' r ry tee tas elf than talnms his interest {n the bank and store and : tf? “io: Zi a - fy Sg” ee cr ates = | : ; Rae stem Att AN, = a eee SS “Mr. Campbell," sald he, “ ih. te ather g! a ‘ave Morton Jousdan it ithe fron ~~ a iy 5 ‘ receives as pastor, he gives one-tenth to re- that the business ) ’ ; ds. Jeon! this a lowed it rigidly since, Bags. That it pavs to do this Mr. Johnston be- branch stores in the county, Htible sava {tt the three stores reaching a quarter of a the neveesity of rlucing hia conrr butions, They have inerens He alriv from them. fee ee et oe GE ee z “= ees ae siti; vie ge 2k > oa Se a Noe PRESS SH 3 Se FS 7s SS Johnsitom I am the pastor of ¢! els pa . ‘) mv Sense ; SOUNSNA- Mr. Jor Stor Wiis . 3 : 2 Past =. = == = = Avenue Japtist (*hurch There is ' Pa | ,¢ ms os ; .' , lt : , right, tlonal preac) -proaehes the Gospel in ity at the age of 13. He made a vow then meet Ss = r a ee BE fa a eet ie Pe fat of $15,000 on the church, which I propose if the Lord prospered him so he could gti ime LS ; ess. 3 is SS? ZEST SED SFE, case. 2 wat eee 10 ee ; ur tia | rving all daring . : Sa = ey A: = : : - . : E == 3 ; #*E%eye ‘ ‘ ele % oe tthe} ‘e - ot” a ' . Spee ee le an etueation be would devoie his life to et Ses th re =F. ; ‘=: 5-3 : Bur Tam an Irish Catbolle,” satd Mr. us ; : hie head > Om the ministry [See ae a ier te f MEST S25 STF Campbell, much amused. Be . : , ~~ a4 ; pataade . . ° i. 4 ‘ > - - ° . - . , . . " ‘ } - ae " . tio: ts - 2 7 : -_- > ”" : - = = - - ~ oe ‘ ~ on at a . F . : ' : ' ' ‘ i un. ee ers | ima rit m w Vv, At thie ange of ae. he left his business In es bh. : is . ;: : = ; : 3 . 13 . > : I d mn t owe: =e ut you ure, ‘ . : . ) S : ; Stamyryier Sv rtf ins ; » ’ 583 ; = ; bots on a 7 ’ = ° x - = . =. ’ _ *, se, by, He - o ; ‘ i ‘ ‘i ’ rita T1318 & | [ ' ia Lif make an Inves*ment : eare f his partners ana went to tha al . : =, : ts ee : : ° Johns Tt. (catnol ai Protesta: ea are : Bat Ps re : Ba ai Mich I . =. * : *° B= , all workirg for the same caus ' sh dad E. ka iver, Wie .* here he “wttlue ‘ ll renew bis of hunting, realizes a jwaandsome protit wanted the platn, old-foshtloned way. tne i and Southern boaapetist! Theojlog.cal Seminary, : BA . 3 ; = i 7, : es . ‘aos ; _ : , =” Se ta : ‘ to put your name down for ae re tance wit fuyope next summer, a falr recurn, mryuetio! 0: stich - . ’ . SS i F : x oe a : ‘=== 2 Be ss 5 saat gz ge Ses FF Fh Mr. Campbell wrote the che- “hen ths ei ; byes ihinst: wiil attend the Where he Wa- ' men as Ire. Lroadus, Boyce, Maniey and : Fula Pe ae Bae FS : woes shown ade a + “J finished his cgurse P | 2 7 hag filing sett alt eS a Ee ae ; ‘f- sae “fe ; ' major part of the money : : } yf} 4 ; : . ’ ; : ost east : og ?5>25 3: ¢ cetes ee SS : : bie _ oe Bs tear : Mis ae Eta tis ' Mr. Johnston calle 1m) \ it} Vy } i ry . | st , ‘ T mate ’ the Kirst ; _ ; eapeeete =: 8 st. . = es pat ‘ tet} ; its a bat ‘3s ar Se est be : | for the purpose of rsun Citv, Mo, He vagal ies PEA ge, ,.$ ocfffi raga ea ate | FE \ aera: ie. Meneein i Ate: th ft : 18 ‘ os ' during that tinie ’ , ' Ter TR 3? owe “4 got 4 4‘ 7383 ; ’ : 4 FEST oe ; aie oS oe : : ’ ‘ og 3e8s$ . bangs las : genial Imoernner Nadel Worn ouriun, He *?ch Ag ) ¢ 7. 23 + + ee ee aff Hii HHA AP : Poe! ‘we hoo | the church and built oe ae ee ae, ee ee = | = gat eae et eo TR er” Boone Coune | eee Pe ei es eT _ goer bagi) OL" te a Se 9 = Them acheter 28) Moe tage pape = * fee i, Sa i én niet ie : x : Yor? Sh) et Sy Be ag (: : S os zest . : z . . Sl = = = = : , o iy 2. r * . . . ° . 7} . | 4 e, ¢} . S ha Dc}. i. Pe - eas -6 cs if SS Se ae == SSS 3 sagt oo te pS “3 eee bk ¢ a ’ -% ahade of religtous bell rate? 1 arth : ef ony the first ' ; « : ‘ ‘ t, : = —* =; +e , - = ye ’ ‘6; ; Pre Pete Tot os a =" .™:; tenced to them a corcy} il Invit ees 7s iristian ' te Fea the meotire: at ms e)ltireh — sate "I : . ISSY, is still , . ar , trys tures an - , , " ¢ = 4) 93 bec ‘ a+ ' P ' Pot ‘ , : Bost be : ; ' ot a number res, onded ind they were gi } - ale em ; ge es say 1 fre ‘ Pia et l, ety a Gceovt © Pi $15,000 has C6 . J "ai ¢ a = = het ee © see if sr — ‘ ir. + ~~ + aes > *o. otk , . .; ‘ . . a7 ge to visit his . ~ ye | +ie - Bi nate = ae ae alt er ae ee lll ee eee Oe Ne EF i oe: SS: front seats The ancleree wos large : ’ . . ‘ Tr. Johttston said some Ma — ee " les north of nm raising ‘ yaa le. lv three 3 reago he Was camel to t mur Avetus Baptist Church. Since h tora:e beran he has recelved 17) Into U Ss pur wy raised. . : During is active life Mr. Johnston has 1 23 . ; if ‘eh : = Se Fe des AE Sox shies rte ats : rts . . ts Pg _: ~ oy y ; ~— ” = eo . . . - ae > ; sun ‘ 4 » . : :* /- ’ rs ‘il. “se. =. - -2 7 + . TT? 4 fare ; . 7 i ‘ ° ' : found t.emne interest himself In poaitties, — oF = =e £ oe) Deb ns at ee ‘ oot DT He ee FS eat Ss BRL the Rough Rid P HERS, | aa ee ee pet 1 % -naitan? af Ranane Caunty é oe = 36 #. eae 2 : “ ee = a OPT agri iad ta a 2 the sermon he ann « bh " Wiisile ! :a spesident of Boone County he Op ; ; ; TT Sage SR es Pee DOR ht ' , : hlizabeth © to every county and con- to raise the balan 7 prwns ee ' ivention, and In the State Con- aot | nominated Gen. Marmaduke PS Ae a i 33239 Be Seee titel. “> “Yat tee ae bbisitint ef Boh Mpat a iB: “And I am cewlng to do it be! aomath is - | Christian he placed Col, Bob McCuilo. h + SS ESS Pa ee Ae tS z 35 | is a a SA Tae tee Maske. Breese 47 raabiss 2 ot oe leaves this building,’ he said Wve a come for Register of Lands. The ee A. Se a = : 3 agh i: Sighs? Pit, I == eo: t— Pirin ee eee re ates ihe tae OT) ae nie In soliciting money at a public meeting ' itt veoptarit S18 acre — —- P : : . t = 23.5 9 ; | “ve Sg. oe ~~ 3 ; - - - thea 2-3. 4°7" _ ort A aes rat | ’ a ; . boot ‘tally ie ’ ; -ever he.d was th ay et ~~ \) eee ot = : ve gigi = ee ?! ; larval 7 = Pat 3 Shae Fp eth.) re By ha PO ce? RT el a a oe area ce in the audience who he knows beforehand fuat made the eas na bl . schaone the ost = set F coos S 7 * =F = — a sitiheeription in that ‘Ines, , . ttl: : e ftlravlg or a 3 ie aif et : _ ~ Pte. ===. : ps ee | : ‘ . . uch a for ney ' ; ‘ . . “outa aia: - oS A yoo == Lae oP E tes —— : A. a Im this oeeasion he wi "Aken 2 pre- , : Pir i es oy gt Ss fae a eS ee eS ae Wy hist led. dae ee mluce him t thing and he stood avalty ¢ : : i Fie pees Mee eR ser: FS Peete a => ee = > : I , len be aske at ritartiog inavaity aa) = ee 2 = nah F we i: AS Sh ee acs - ae ta Fe caution On: mked for nm cont wmtien the tiresome jrurhe, ie 40-3 » Fad ee += rn at 23 ae, : =o aligt Les = ae ty ey SE vr? TY it was fort rooming 4° Phere “S 1e . : od = ~ a = eat = SS og ee FS Se eS a i Ol == ; : rearkahtl: idiuraine & love nn ii tge Be: ne eg ee a ee ee ees | knew {it would b Another for tie same Ai 7 niliariy wn, was chee AS oF ‘ z= : : - =. ; = ti tie err =—-- te — SS . ot ere = ‘ Trae oa? Te "Tl" bees . ' . ; , 4b love my gun, my horse an : hd pe a ee eee | itu 22 amount followed quickly he wel orn in Kertu se the fall of at 14 he landed iIshsing rod.” Say pat Sage, pty. ~~ a= ee Co pee : — Se A = ee down from $4) to $250, then to S10 ‘he : : ' ’ _ - " : - — pe - - “Sth. . = iS ; ’ : . : a , ye omeet PP pes t MeKiniev - Is jolly and engaz- KF oe >: ee ae a ee al a Park Rough Riders holding up his hand. a anent : ner ie att > 2 the chureh = : ¥« Se et Bans $e SS —— —— = et = ‘ost fee I knew he would gite me a hundred dol- ' comets T i "? hat he i9oks like the HWhbrary : literary man a 3S = = x = SS " " ‘ ’ . : ' sa ‘ "\. 4 . « = 4 4 . , . wz “Ale } JP te : Jolin: : ata roli-top desk whi.e studqy- - rom OOZTap Y otraus}, A few minutes later Dr. Johnston r "ie ' bet 7 svt | lbeurts with ) be ; « , ' ] f, “ hap- tre NI wo « re orke ma farm, le Ing ] iting. a gl “ ere vers ‘ “lon De do’ oe eee 5. Dr, Johnston paused bn his esata i 1 lease] ) acre: : land farmed on br. Johnston's meth] of raising funds voryviman i a Ven, : > AIS tus Ss rc? sort \! A 4hian ‘ hioone ATHER AND SIX SONS ARE OFFICERS IN THE GERMAN ARMY. = + ™' CARL VONJEN Sy Z, fe : & 7 a Aa a ’ — v4 iS An ~ 2 ; A eReiageD S [3 eer. \ LEUTENANT >. AS}. GENERAL xs 7 of- LEO VON JEN , YON JENA VON JENA ’ le?) “>. 1} lee fattiiad 11) qprtia’ farmils leo ‘ 1 Jena, Lieutenant of he > fe wr a mioof the famous Von Jeunes Life Grenadiers. “ }’ the ndiniar t ' ' cit *es nt | en - 1) 2 : . rie oes bh De 04.924 © . a Ps» ‘ 17} " ] ‘ ; . } : ' of Germa: leruinand von Jena, {Nap ‘ae! : oe Keke bres ». fort . Triafe:t : Sbibas Bradt bi \ eee a NEFITS EF UNITED STATES OF RUSSIA’S TRANS-SIBERIAN ROAD. (iaen. badwy : Jey 7 ) , . fattallon No. 36, thy representatt i al hit. ai st a recent Ratser and pBrit - ae Oy i Mmperor, Atiririit ot jer? ait bans Vy he e der Von by fhiis Mane ters burg. Bout Pens of | ! an ‘lsierinie Jena ctijoye nig . — Te mind nil the «nly the Works Vive’. ; An «vf , , : e father cape : e ta y Bed oh . , “ ) | ap | her , : ) : . x for ita Bate: {on Sepa eontipacd its own gveat trans- train PX hauled « ; oo rom Ame! } Pe 7 : | 3 & | Bape pony | cont: nental * gi lines-which now end may exh o see | _—— ey sin ror te! . : 3 . _ : | 2 | mapaniene 3 oe ‘ the manifest! itsels ' mae bot iin ony $:,! } (. Petersburg th ming Giekt jufaverable to iongevity. peror hisecl , ‘ ndid spe | : , : | of the Von. familiv ore Me herOTy Ut peeny CXoceptionad Cam- cay uiser Wi,hes romurked “Von Maward von Jena, Jr, Captain and Com- jena end the Emperor are lone likely to pany Civief tn the Fourth Regiment of In- enjoy the privilege of having six sons a» Santry Gvarda, ofticerr tn the KEmperer's irmy ef tue eamie Cart rere First Lieutenant anJ Ad- time as their fathera."’ at the il’ac! "8s eastern shore-ty Asia, ea . N oad art aM J ap lig fn ~ he - " . ‘ * Seer ‘ eX. ¥ a ree rm , - ‘8: sad So iat etre . . . . ‘ . * ¢ a - & : , ‘ : " - aie ; . . — eee TT ETE: pn ain- ene cetepidiienasaeagh ays al | eee antnapmente er 8 kor Saenger RT tgpemgeesaneme AEROS 208 rd pice topes Py pe 6 am BY a , ton cy , ’ a
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SUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900. Pr fy .., 00 re PHOTOGRAPHS a WOMEN IN ODD TRADES. OM “NEIGHBORING | CITIE Curious Employments in Which Entered in the Sunday Post-Dispatch Contest to Determine What Women Earn Their Support, In- Faces Shall Adorn the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition Medal. cluding Landscape Gardening, Shooting Wild Horses, Driving Stage-Coach and Raising Dogs. nest wrareolée for three menths, ani taen sell N epite of the frequent outertes aga J the rise.rv and competition of female ffiem at a i lnbor, « ot af Wootte here . . are hewing om P Biievhie in eniteryp. \lr- lanes: cage, is having bees ller ia moh L.nisceape cared invariably assistel Gesigns. Upon his «4 Grate ttn in works WH Sh A aye gn and and ea manner of did with estenal eueres es. &) le J nine | fi tive lady of exq'- aette. refinem. . ah . ‘ip a frail ype os, — ejucation, and i» * and perc ee et cakitalin beiween qc ¢oeg it ng. ne : 6 Meen Grande pric Ramena ‘ es Ailee The grounds surrounding nearly all Of Westover, the pretty driver, is 21 years avd Michigan's public institutions were Improv- nel the daughier of a Wwe now) aneher ed and beatified hy \irs \lot"re., The . Mews race w } ' por ’ . } : oo gurks of Milwaukee, St. Paul aid Petr oayeryin, mails ie ft regio at "4 , tits Ga Wet ttrips Aa gone to lclp thm. Alice cnt hordes _—_— Tt, Wee dies | MISS CARKRYE NEILL ROBERTSON were transforme: into stretches of i}: ' ) » By saa | rs rnd os , . , nants ch ~) = Man et Boatte Gy gtish terns in he witutirg reed an Ln 7 ; IAG. + MEDINA, TENNESSEE $s fe ey ive Aaughter of covered woodhir: tiful private goa arranged by fier, ' ; is thes sy > itty in groupings and : etians F ! hey son =i, 3e , vn s. Ses , , —i p | ber Work «et of the ste ' b aes Bea ar res Kaya ‘J ’ e ; a ‘ Mhich landseape 3 ! ) ena § Cus asa Ol aa) See . o\e / a OF JERSFYVILLE Ge to fal) Mires Peooarpe has on riety ? i ong | ' ba , ( yr ~ aT 3 ’ ever the mai aaa oF : ae ‘ ' Ler MUR B . i. fn the fact that se» — Bivels, and has he the Teading parks of tien she {a Pte edee of trees ane : ' ne of Mrs. Alet*rea have Jandecape vardes gubile echools to those teva J ee 3 vt ‘bobebien Maes » Yours ie ode money Feem spectallv adapted ¢ nr § . eet [> # 4 ts t j mt} f Perhaps no woman in the int- has a stranger occupation | be ps eS saga SE a’ | ' Mre. Mand Whiteman of THumbol . . a ia , ui RY PUTMAM SOB Mc tee act See en Pen: onsen cies 8 SMA IFS at t'mes enrns avont & 9 « > 4 {. fey ee a : Lead , ne r fome Western &: 2 will rs Tar: eae © i Sal aioe 2 ! a es NEOSHO M crense] so rapidly t ey Money ' . rig it | won : f" O best gvazing and frigth tp ef = ; ; - a Se ; Tangces, so they are their hides. Mre. \W line gurb when huntt town she wears ail very feminine plumed Jechor } She - mi i Geely sie adel fe usually accom: Piatt eewmbes A Kool ¢ war veter The skins of en dexterous then sold for Miss Daisey $ ; ; r th wv eT ’ s cf A®gu ; . make » com. Women butehers iyi ~~ § te : ortahle Py ar he Coa her mother up this line of w support in Koch: She is 2X years and conversations! Work of meat cutt! the odds anid cuts is not harde: Work. Above all, s own boss." w! fair knigcht of established an ; Pe ¢ i a finds it difficutt to ee: goo! help. Nen- whh oe we a on paying customers ; get the a rage -# Ns alee Bn | ates face from her ‘ae uy te eg ie : “tS fie usit if iz: Ida orre|l A Ccaughter of C; ‘inet —_ wate , os % Twentieth Kin | e , a at Munila, wa: Ville, Kan., last’ her name being oF) Miss tf). M. Davi Politics meif “in this pub.le office in ney of Brown | Not Cet the atthe with a mat Mra. Mary I’reston So Varerr and wife of one . , ; ee , ; = . ; , the State Thiversity ar: to ven, . ewe Ailes ce th oe ~« ¢ _ “4 ; : entered upon the work uf chaps pf tiie comniry P—MISS LUCILE ese of the Wyoming St Peniies rs Mi Micanor Burwell of New York i 5 EDWw. MIMS itftle ratching i! Vn | — ; ing rt Jartin's ne Woman Who make liv I : es ai living by itbone siit. Liurris * lige 7 vr ‘ had Ke i p d by the Sunday Post-Di 7 eke di : = ts pare IY the un Uay ost- IS patc h Expe rts H arriet Wishes to Enamel Tler Face. joe gent corre p gente — & aa distinet eae can be skilful. and you will not be able to R me neal girl to : ‘ Iso capable of operating a Remington or Smit! , , nie _ — wayne A MISSOURI GiRL.—I beg you not to do Picwior machine tanita with inaeil wei Secure a position readily Untit Site’ y® rivow mt awe, is the one price- have had the experience that only comes , , t the union of & Hubbard Aver and Margaret Rathbone Kent in Response sy foolish |a thing as to enamel-your f4°@. -tuformed in general, why 19 it meceseary tolaufler on, a tual ffice. ¥ ee i ‘a :' rom actua ractice In an otne Ai man el woma a real marriage. slly «discayepy of this proccss, and I bitter disappaulntment, jumiliations and experi a understand, if you place yourself In t6 e you certals ‘at elther of these . -y ‘ ovr , ’ sy? c ‘nea ence f: ts *y ¢9 . o. @ 9 ha . to Inqui iries From R q f TI P 3 r} | » make s dars ond months when a woman bas ea CTs O 1S ape c \ ’ . = "e - , i ‘ and deci Qaprern tiv os “# i , inl? + ae erily , my rit s, Appeaiir " ned ir peo 1p named writ , are i ‘ ' ire patience in ne P rr’ r anotner ’ ; ; , . - , . m . nee BRNO | ‘ ' ' hept outoof reach ef ignorant per- the best resul me , ; , ‘an have ave been Reward Itth a fewoen- emplover and retat ffiee work when he is ' | it, often tmagtnes 7. ‘ ] plications se When self-ap | ! th is an young children, and ased with 3 eons are not alike on i} tisad az tie eS; Oar | : ag Rp TRE PO * nag P : ‘ , : : ‘eset . . ‘ . , , ton i , fre 1) } gti : ‘i } j } i‘ , | tru t : so tras , : ; ; pu! 25 Na | t me ‘ ! if « . ‘ wie La e la mere- erapped strovt. ‘ ! hoonke lee vedk -erower th» ple tre :, , on ef , ; 7 ll take iy Ati Lert utiy- | ; “site Oe = ; tne IC ‘ V her y matt? ' y the phve cal charm or wi ‘ m he eyebrow grower With pleasure column among the bes | ' . “sha ae lintng Ber aud quoting frem aie a ee ail MA Your cise : i its 7 ‘ i F ‘ ‘e oo ee eee enntharides '* of your complexion ; i ' ? rt] Arh : : iS.l bres satan — oo opTynte! , , ' re . ’ ae Hi ne Bw a Beatie he see i> ts paying TOWS «ait ta mati , igo hy digg te vender, off of rosemary. Ta) dreps ! , ‘ : ; ; i a tion ‘he mt sne say and concen r : ‘ it ; . Ny) ly Vv {'y , The liter h one a ta eakat should take rm re eye’ mem | ‘ " ‘ Y ‘ . t . 7 r) ire a . , ! an ke an- } . ‘ rning eo, Or it yer Treo a tbe) . ’ ' bavtiag Eroewth Is) staltie de tly etitmmulutedl, tlienu ics’ ful of your elle t Ir) t yer a? "v5 ye 9 Bad: - ; met ta ue f rS t! ‘ , thay gr CU yourt ane Whimt « ' af 1s ii ' “RPO . . ; . ; . ' I Lhe - . me BANO that ne is Ordeal Ll weld susgee-? \: bs P ts its. ete es the face and use this e981 : . ; . : , : , aa en hy . ig al sant . hon ‘ohewrtes an a oe pPaeyer fi it; ‘S anc KT) ti 1a}? rit ring ie 5. her compantonship class Ostirts Pyyotet . iis olmtment may he use for the eve- 1 : , ' , , : . : pe pens ‘ “% se p aes . ft : ' ts “‘Inest corn staret S| vlan t i 4+ *! i ‘ atten! ul i etal an if et | , : . ; ' : Li bleached pit? ‘ot ' ype L tise In this case it mould be care- (heat qualitr’, 3 evvntaee | / Pea sik ‘| Wiiats \ ' ' Mi sia fe et al hee en relen: hand, here ff lis it tos FEL a@ pers 7 bia man as A Woman muat if ahe As 1 bave sad mia ' _— 1 Apes - iy will inflasne the eyes, as ole tie ee mat m ° eel van a t hve eer | : " srat.tu ' , Wits bist l ) ' thie fe rvoper apa 1} e hap us i wife she muet ade ‘ \ it oy : inte they : ‘ ‘ , Of hydrogen cast ty ye ' ' : Salat a a ee wes through anetber molt img : rf » ¢ty , . it t ‘oe oni . , i iti , ' tvpewr Pees ' } tet his prime Higenmeo ort rm "ow | rror : To Preserve the Hair. three drops of ell of res serse ft Poan tele rian aces ri ' he eg NIP AS Saeko vi occastor , now % t $5 rn “rite roo now and for- For a Dry. Thin Skin. CATHY A. It ts not always casy to tell An Obdurate Skin. eres k of ‘igt ) ples: elie oRaE BP ome SER | ele ly for the beginner ecure a ert ) in the world uw he 1, bee, , finsltita Garit es hair to fall out. Usually it ds MRA. W.--If tt Is- possible om ay sh a ed wour other letters a | wis : 7 ce white a? ——— Th? UT tie : } + f : . ' 7a Andi in : solide .' , . : ; Shin . sporm , ’ condition af the blood 0¥e a facial massaga th gee. ‘ er Th ' OT oe : . . FAs UU, a ‘ , : ; oenalnll ' ae ' ws nt by some good ph: = are Using the ' mn cannes \ , : vis ve the matter. a . sp and whose cor wee ewe ‘ : ‘ ' . a ran tn the workd, a ~~ pel Hate av 4 ble. If it fs due simply to some Ht- oa nygente vr ile see ns yf reli: aay engaal ee ri Se a , er aT e man ; tell me you ere phe eae waters ' 7. ' . inion — , For a Dry, Fiabby Skin. ition good, to fall In finally securing the fee vate SE | Pe Se alp thorougl? Massake Of course if : . ee foran - : ‘ . ert , . have not yet . ‘ . ‘ . Rhy \ ‘ bon _— . . ey) ez 7 ( ‘ a« . j ‘ ‘ , ; ' , ve ’ . . . es of the following recipe will sits: Miia Ss : \\ You nee i ma age for your ar it] you are > } mR ie i ; ; i) ‘ ~ qv?) ’ ’ ’ ‘te } . : 7 : " ; ii s } ; s : ; . ; ¥s TT) ; te . t hy ek r) , . ; . a. ~u8e we u ‘ }.ita ‘ ! an. bert ii .ne » us It may take Pyles LL FBier, you are Pepe —T ’ 4 @ *? : , ~— > . . te.ty . . riiimmlber ‘ j I . ‘ ‘ ’ : ‘ . ° Ww ah thelr 1 of , one Sols sate of qn nine. 40 grains; , ee ; - .. lis LOT ‘ 1 diy. flabby unkn ~?) 3? r ri he 4h; srt! I trmmernt . Ros ; a . . ‘ . e . . o* will be To Hasten Hair Growth. yt ' eetini ‘. A draws tiue ture of cape! ah peded cire ‘ ’ n a } il j him il ’ eimtinetenida. ; - ne gia : dh af AIT - a e , , spirits of rosemary, To ounce, fuld had hat wv: areal the tre te? : aoe poe wer water. \% ounc na Lair ' the result w an ag? anue ir.ee that P t of . iromdl, 4 ounces, givcerine, 4 ounces, :, —— po Me + ‘ amntel « _ experience is, pe rrp é ; ' nee ara Tories ‘ ~1 on te ‘oye By ‘ ‘> S ounces. Apply to the roots of the bair FOU segues - “ ps osats oe. a = ee if - wae ee Pe , , Poorer? ’ : : : . ‘ ’ . ; pe out it ruff. If veo could take two or thre EN leh eg agar abi ors ' | BS : | fy Ix ye th! tract! rie practical one To Remove Freckles. of sealp massage ft would undoubt aly » gisceriny. ghana teeta ay eet y al | the appleant roa pe » who! rs have seen cevry ST. CHARLES.—1 should not by any tsely cure the trouble s Ss upen t! rtirree times | ee ae pees ge | heii eo on her merits 3 ) | . marriage therougie s means Gse olive off and tar and IT should be . Fee Shampoo + ope oe. oe ee re day if agrecable rheet tips it Wil $0 = oT : SiGe ‘ on t to be pall she prove ‘ is omy Aith Water aotye iT 1 } t 1 m . yh ve , : it OS et? , : ‘ . ; ' ‘ elbcrde le Hens ts ae sinh eo ful very eaveful how T used bichloride of Mer- the mixture up ther ip at t warm. orn Have very min Teak oo . “m4. ’ , ? nat she is earning the * | ) od ' > | io? ’ , 2 » tate " . > af) ! at ns : ‘] tik . ‘ ‘ . . p ‘ . . ei liar 1 : ’ : - e*isly, aithour hs it {« sometimes use] in tne pore Fn og tt uf r ; rf bead " ! : " oye t) ’ 3.3 e. To Whiten the Skin. M ; ‘ , fis r ’ ' : ; bi ¥ . ;i7 7% " sThe . - . , . . v Sits in arves i wate , ‘ P : ' . ne ‘ ’ . » ‘ i «i " biaa et <3 ‘ Byy!9 | it hate big form of a lotion with excellent effects. Some ; AV " 0 di Cc laint heayes f iogy: — R.—Here ts one of the yery See — tkins, however, will mot stand such (treat- ery Ordinary Compialnt. i . e elyynes ery mac Beit 7 Of {tenting the akin : ver entire t y m1 - , grame Ae me of the Wants a ‘Stronger Bleach. We ret One of the best recipes is this: Il. H. G.—This is a good formuia ' the ollve of] , far fos : s prank _ ght a , AN OLD SUPSCHIEER —T am not l}ilng Citric acid, 10 grainste glycerine, 1 cance; elder dentifrice. and the soap shampoo w your hands Feeme te me | \ unders! t+ thix brane! eit al nim 1 drop , s Pe her you know to give you a formula contalaing more b fuwer Water, 1 ounce a week will keep vour hair and ‘Leclear This Girl Deserves Success. of eat semirenaett r test ndeed she is; ehioride of mereury, If you West to in- Treatment for Complexion. Teoth Powder —Prectpitated chal enn “ NOTHER one of the many seeking eniight- or Love Alone. yi 7 -| you more wleely tha® pee : 1 am tn love with a very nice soung man and ean. for soe knows vou ae 1 cannot, end , , at 1 ’ a , . : Gered orria root S ounces pWese ers Thegetye im r a as —_ erease the amount you can Go Bo, it will J. A. N. shoy)d not consider any brush gynce. Powder the camper martes. malieten enment amid perplesities, trials aod ite- “i tant attribute, » ‘think be $6 Chee tee 2 ig AR ese Es omy Boag | then be about the | artrtadhe y Epa you at . sy es bair brush for a moment, You Rip Ber oe Ae od agony Soe " ” mma couragement, bees permission to claim your pms ae I am going to advise you just as I dea ues know iene whet to do. ope Mg . 0 is zs A pesifion to Juige of the eutta- that bichivoriae of mercur shouls ave mm tr rene e Teeiting cloth o , ; ae adine ot refuse. as my parents wou ike to it : , must not forget y ouble In securing one. As Formula for Shampoo Melt a cake of pure alice attention a few moments my own daughter. If I were in yor marry a very na BF me eee 8 coanet ant : nd of the young maa te Whom X98 are clined, . as te @ dangeroud pulsvn. li is perfecUy proper to soaps, there ave a dosen by Well-known oll soap iu a quart of boiling water. When evap is Do rou bellere it ques! ble for @ young womat, Piace I would learn stenography. When used te biw azd I do wot think we will eret ve sf ae see _ : . . , e ¥ ifs SRC + er Re or me eA? Bi AB 8? 4 Petre fe res 8. - — ee or ee a ° OE ee ee — nae, = r eT? a the work of an be fully equipped —— ae ele
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Ee SS ES ee Ne ee é : " . — ” ; ang ; - =. ' 6 3 “$ 4 Per S i Pe a ae : , 3 . 4 . Fs ~ 4 wet +. oA “a — : ise oo i “Ie + oe : He Ve Ns di aig a Fae ee oe a i ath ae ‘ F 7 SUNDAY MORNING—-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 11, 1900. —_— an ST. LOUIS WOMAN IS A DAUGHTER OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION. ument attracted my notice. I went nearto Ington avenue. It was a girls’ seminary. it and with difficulty, it Was so overgrown but she also taught small boys, whose sis- with moss,. deciphered the name. It Was ters were her pupils. Many of the leading , : . ’ the tomb of Gen. Knox men of St. Louis received their first i i " - arc. 4 P = r- Her Father Was a Soldier In Gen. Knox S “If my father performed any acts of cOn- struction at her hands. She conducted tne : spilcuous valor he never told me of them. school fr6m 18148 to 1863. By that time her ( ommand, Served at Bunker Hill x and are mother had died during the war and he son, Wi!lfeam H. Avis. was well able to take never returned to Halifax. He settled in the care of her and she gave up the seminary. district of Maine, which afterward became Since that she has made her home with her Vallev Forge, and She at 90 Years Is the State of Maine. He hewed timbers and son. The residence ls now at 4115 Delmar bullt himself a home. He afterward became boulevard. Brav Ha d Vj a Qunker and as one of the tenets of tho Mrs. Avis has been a devoted member of eC, Dpy an Igo rOus. fetv Is non-resistance he desfroved his the Methodist episcopal Church, South, and Sey lets Looser oer Cee Oe OA OL OOD Oe O> O14) 0 RS. BLIZARETH COBB remarkably preserved and all of her facul- tles are unimpaitr«! She speaks with re- luctance about her f tut tells with pleas- Aischorge papers and snoke of his revolu- organized the firat foreign mission society tlonary record with reluctance. “My mother was Lucy Smith. She was horn and raised on Nantucke: Island. When in the cpuntrv. In honor of her ninetiet birthday the St. Louis .Conference of the Woman's Missionary Socletv of the Souith- ants of rg iti soidiers, at least all ure about her fatiier & miried mv father first met her she was stavinge ern Methodist Chapel: temead an Aets aoe Wit are members the ; ers of the “My father’s nu Thomae ut with some friends on the Kenriebec River ber of the paver. “Miseionary Tidines " To Confeteracy rt daughters, al- He was a native : lifax. Nova Sro ahaut 14 miles from where he lived. He told this Mra. Avia cortribu‘ed an account. di. ry itom aN } nm helr grandfath- fe entered the «coro — * the , me that be used to skate down the frozen revted to the hohe palit ae Msg aie 80 , ‘hoir ereat eranifathers who fought 17 as adrummer ! ing a Deritiseh sibb- iash im cpust hee beatae Marans 98 oo ca dike “aan ce Ge - ' bie ' and bed wm Che otontal wat. There ject he beeome enlisting. l d ’ ¢ wok mea in par: as ; ! are of course, a lot of these, There are not know w! hifi « caused itim ) In the ginning ef mr Christian Ife 1 ve penn lamin Mra. Avis.is the enet hie} the Is. He marched a ' ent when oll the % An s. AMES after enhkis ron fax to West the nouse where ’ a\ hae anly tuet became nals Blo hase told not the hbardeahi “ty mother became a Quaker after ™s _ thy laren 4 mower hy inkerite “iy - ¢) to “When I sn girl) my father ¢: un the Kennebeck River and chowed mea he first EW Went to Sea. aan Eee but when | my 4" taiked of foreign mie- ha ve bec: iT} . ’ . +. , S$ivds | f , . : JUMCS hati Ou i » jate ound Do the «mancipation of the Amert- ‘ss @ , ad ce WEEDS e | ecbol: | : ie a ret) T ‘ ae . p f Sranee. he 2Cene Of Cue nig volce Until : tamce oj lt cer.ait . . . ; ra . P : : I} , ‘aln’s comm.*¢s , - = , a a ce Oo. fi ; ity : IONOTS, : ‘aa a daughter old PAULI JONES, one of the greatest sen "s tnat ever lived, proudly undertook enough to be a secte- ; ‘ary I did notbi for mn From a Photogra the ‘Ause I theu organized a Juvenile MRS. ELIZABETH COBB AVIS. Misxsionary Seow’! 4 - > ety that coptlnued three Bees of St. John yurch thelr first You've faltered not at pain or loss— Martha, Mo Mrs. Pulllam became a mem- years, making in the meeting iu ne. Their history is familiar Kept stroug by faith and prayer ber at the same meeting as Mrs. Avis. AS time over 8250, which to many of canta isto’ vorkers. They The Spring has burst tote Suintuer’s bloom, she wae not abie to be present spoon bave puw th | wir. 'h wy Lave e#etp While Autumn's berks aha raf wan turned over ta her niece, . A de ported Taelr Matures are aon Be ssc desiear'a LO Figuetredo to be forwarded tao het so far Rebecca Neweoml, Marcia Marvin, Eliz > as Mrs. Wallace Delafield, the regent of thou of a girl in bis beth Avis and Florence Wallac t you heed not the change that comes with the chapter, knows, there is neo other ‘real barge The society ail been under the tuition . on eee For Aye andl the aterin daugbter’’ in the region of St lous. There Wes broken up be- SSE, SE ae em piat — ns no “real daughter’ connecte! with ang Of the Orat twu, one cled, the wer im Where comes not pain ¢ the Cont we sent tv Dr. Allen 9 had gone tov (lina) for the educa- hear vou nearer {) other S! cho ptedg ° ao. : Fied, Dut twok ber religion tnte he . ad i : ° ae the cblidrea’s money pt ty God’a tender, lov! | Mrs. Avis tz ly the most remark- 7 A 7 A ~ wy " ae Z a on?” ff - / 4 ’ ' ¢ ; life The next two ate @iristian orn Te as tay anil . us !' Sh -— 4 in a 4 . ‘ or Dis own collect! a , 2. Oe , . ‘oman ' t is. ” (o£ C/ Aa Tg ‘t/ fs “5d : 1 : te ” Phe Mti.e ony & yet to be educate ie? 4) lead Yor nom u vee PFS Biny Oresery Wer aT ' ; roms ie o> pipet as re :. or wae Lusy Bees have rails r their orga » the enn kie@ed hil vial has all the vivacitv aad menial alertness of : | if ‘ 5 learned! that — ah ve ° * ied & % © 6% 7 i~ation $2)” Vir 4. A vie bh 1s al@o heen eonnected con Li it} Le oe mi } ' pe 4 . : ‘ | . ‘ \] isly wit! tv Woman's Christian Her ss! hearing are as perfect as TT, ; s; rikiMves .»it - is! ‘ } i + } | I ; | fo the same ao: 280k enn vane aince ite She goes about on errands ‘ . _ ‘ ‘ » ‘ eae 7 _ i a ale oe ie sn lhowin 7. Hiome | In ry il 4 ethin contributed the foil & ant ba bys nas ed and unattended. Alise tSe pastur twok “ ~, 4 ‘ , , . wre ro : 7orn} ee shiment & yea , ' ‘ three-quarters o. dé ; i , ull { cor sendy Be 4 ; ides Mrs. Avis there are two other Her recohe - , _ se — he baiaeds 0 i] te, ughtersa,”’ eonnec with St Louis Of a cent! ‘ Mout a flaw. A}l- | T ‘valina Paddock thug rer fat whit not all the come- f intelligence eas atid ! \ the i M } has been a member for i ne Prrlilam “© has gone gun alt "ip your esky ¢i,! ree . ars 7 ¥ eT You've wat hed the And stood [ts ! -tdee a eile las i-05 oardaleaaa Pe A RECORD OF er a oll, Ss GROWTH OF THE AMERICAN NAVY. « cestury. Chilesy afte i otlio, =" ete fone. making pach ‘ a i ur private reryle? P , 4 . »2} , | Ts turing sucn 4 ' | o without ee ee Ee Ee ty) 4 i ar By Edgar S: Maclay, Author tent tures the contras) mnaiy be ome Be eee en cit War” ee it ae egal at the | rr) ' ac . . a ro. wrested of a “History of Our Navy" 1 seman fated sea Deke. giuateden vo timmnat_ oH Oly aor . m ° Py > - 7” E. repofing efpecial Truft and Confidence in your Patriortfm, Valour, foadu.t,: ¢ DG, by chefe Prefents, coptticuee and appor you ro be . LO OO A NB MANE MR OE LE GON Oy Re CLEA in the AS fons ci. sn48- Epelling every ho. | and Other Conir_ butions eouie mind OME cus defeat. Tue moar & oof the 3 ; . se a veh-America, fieced out for the Liberty, and for bp: to Naval Litera ure. . : i « __ ~ r s You are thercfore carffuliy and dil.gentiy go ducharge che Duty" by doing and performing al! munner of Things thereunto belonging. Aniwe do fiuiclly chars AT the American people Marines and Saymen under your Command, to be obedwyio your £ , | t t y ’ And vou are {2 obferve and foltow foch Orders and Diretions fiov si, an — “" eh (aA re o. om “m ted ee : a cmy we from chis or Ufecare Cenere!s of the Uniced States, or Cenii ~~e ~~ ~~ i oF Couiniwiander bia wr the } ime being O° the et ‘ “6 % your fuperjor Oliger, according.to the Rules end Difcipline a ha Oly aa CO che Inti: nto conpnee in Force until revoked. by this or a furure Coogrefs. uctions herewtrh given: you, i Purcluance of the Fratt spo’ : AF 48 5 > 43 P PL 4 _ r v4 ~~ f o) 1d Seder ot aft Jt 2 ee a “ > aw "so ey Af Lo. Brita ith Louisiana ee a ae » England a maritim-: ‘ . ) . . ' .** . ‘* —~— _ = the ) q*s 4 te ‘ .? ry . - of the ; ns Ww?) h was pub In : ee: : ei ' i eal Oo ater humble her pt World-fatien ik) Jones, the wise gen- i ! it firet sieht it 2 ten . bi ; .../ Leman ‘ antiquittes secured it = ! ; : T . t ' >» the li irawn in i ri I 5 ek ald bes Without delos m1 : : : : Ce ee suerte Be? Sd in 4 esibeanin seat ” : , mentioned Arad thos | ; ti present representatives wiemticas, | a ' ut ah | ‘eturning from ) content > oF ’ ; . ¢ ’? : ’ " ‘ ‘ f} 1 ; ‘ | ti ; ’ ’ . . i. , ee ent a in tell you agout p Nga pet Banh woes : re oe Oe States of Barbary. 1 7 fou ) ' time foobue eome The earliet " tury tdie dogument died with : i ’ pet . ri a The ; ” eee : ; ] , rad ‘ : +s “a ‘ _ teow Mey nine- . : : ; Pe Aside from Pris ae ' , ‘? aril 7 | inadvertent y it be ame ait. irrit P , I p : ee ence owned x. 7 le most appre ri ) Poe | eenth tury, on not foreet that i fe : . " . ‘ . ‘ " nEK ana axe, whk ‘ SOW in the worl venow . ™~ ” . . wicte) 7 ’ y It is now frame! between two sheets of giass. PET RS nn this paper, | ause of the war of 1812 In the l’resicd th 9U:f of Mexkh-: ‘Ur Navy Was of | largely owing to t r g4iant navy that they ep that the face and reverse side may both be much as it does, should have remained Seen. The present owner has compared it with chance will never be known-—in the country which “es photograph taken from the fac-simile made has the best right to claim the famous wanderer. imperfect type ‘> «ve ad = mmission phectes were fulfilled wi meaning as by what sheet and faded ink, the fac-simiie is a perfect | bet , stack 7 sent » i 2 See A 1A \ ita awe 6aS ta? » past Thi in tal ; er t in : *? ’ . ; copy of the original, even to the heavy blots and content of She Sot Sets arromn “ BME ORE UE ae. 7 a have become the migaty and powerlul nation ey " vombardments of sirongly fortified towns, Bul ia aie BLUGAK 8, MACLAXK, All through that eanguinary strugg.e it was ihe = ‘ 7 s é eee eee ne ee - ae b * “ ° a * > i IRE tae ee | ee s
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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 11, 1900, PHOTOGRAPHS OF WELL KNOWN WOMEN OF ST. LOUIS. add 55555 5ceee , 7 Reproduced From Artists’ Negatives by the Half-Tone Process of Photo-Engraving for the Sunday: Post- Dispatch Gallery. — ~PIAOTS BY STRAUSS’ , ib di Heyy L a ~~ a, Mss BL ANCHE E SPIRO \+3 ya WEST BELLE Pa, rN eh gee | TP) star i NOVEL SUGGEOT| Miss Dene DE PREZ. uN7 UBRANTNER MLAs. rT SS Hints for Entertainment ona Festival Adopted Latelv. Society Has T. VALENTINFE’S DAY ts becoming a society festival. ach eervance is growing more goneral among the women who on the alert for something nove way of social entertainment. The ing of valentines constructed of flliar paper and dogcgere! verse ‘ss not crease, brit none the UDP. Last year a rather amusing Kiven by a young woman of dec pessimism than falle Jeot dirary young woman the the wormer ofr of paper that with this quotation tn “Men have died them, but not dressing room the aterner sex found en- couragement itn the worda, “Love of man’s life a thing apart; it's woman's who'e existence" The eg fimr the evening s gaimes mat which Were the heroine of every and fiction ld every tite or woman by the cards to be fated ness he was £.\ : ini) rer) red rib*on all the worlt” than an hour KaMes are now, “okt matid Was Presenied with a round globe and given the whole word ase her province, while the man who had not been a bachelor once dur- ing the gamine was given a mythical deed to a fat in Hioneymoon Terrace, Lovers’ Vara- dise,. beyond which he was forbidden to stray. ‘““The supper waa the only cheerful feature of the evening,’ said a girl who told me about it, “or would have been, if the ices had not been served in the shape of broken hearte.” Valentine's Day offers 80 many ~*rnove! mefhods of enter'aining tat it cannot fall to be a popular one with the hostess and a number of affairs, more or less formal, will be given. Lauincheon or dinner should be eerved from a round table, as ~ the embiem of eternity and the , iiiie- year its and more are ever in the eer. ther nral IIa ‘ less pretty ing taken affair ded !y wis more the In the'!r to took ran the vers and w for rns love.’ In the men's is uests do partners for by hing cards names of the hero tyeTy maki’ Ww wert) love taie, is p.ayesl was to eingie blessel)- to hang id things to claim the g) frames Jasted Jittle less ail been wae Progre and ‘ee. Aa the one whe had the jargest number of times Which is the co'or of the doy. AS ¢ pie fo fhade I’ink a r (*h = . ‘ , Witty af? ? eorntis part @ bya be found ia to pass a bar Lions which a written on i with tie = of bearts familiar quotation an portion tendere 1 the Women, tna Wo, ria Conmli- Inen Wil be heart th red utline it taken to the ; which a Wn and { mt t ixke will be }>.* wey Wil, The young women wd | and «a venti i kk" f . "hy and awarded he will druw work } ceri Lis and the leag men thei rs for supper Parior archery with pointed arrows and ish amusement ite diversion. So of in which of cardboard are thrown aruond an draw a heart with your eyes shut ts something very few people can do, and it Is quite as difficule to pin the arrow in Cupid's bow as it was to pin on the don- key's tail in that popular pastime. More significant favors and souvenirs are found in the shops, and there are any number of silver trifies In heart shapes. Many people regard a valentine much as they do a Christmas gift, and purchase any article that may please the recipient. lowers are really the prettiest valentine one can send, but flowers are rather ex- pensive. Pretty pots of hyacinths, prim- roses and cyclamens can be found for less than half a dollar and nothing will #O well convey the pretty sentiment ef the day as the nodding blossoms. | A valentine that will be a delightful re- miniature bows and hearts for targets ana “ap- may dull- may Propr! Kame pie arrow To turn Prove an an jinproved quolts, heart-shaped a | tien pies ent « ! 1 fiiumin: you saMiel tout ron \ from th is ae f bres knot or a 1 ciate hair ought be light the lery seed wll make on the coll skirt Linn ‘ed tard se , au re. 4 trimming muy > fra loaves may be used for wiil slow lic neck ti ie aS rem SL.noutte ti make oven «atl . ago not Burnett's Success. "RANCHES HOIIMGSON TT has deserved her latest book, the De Willoughby | Mrs. Burnett was there saw, with the the su “In Con ‘laim.’ born in England admiring sof youth, the “Pit-Broo Lassie,.”" who afterward fg- ured in “That Lass o' Lowrie’s. The simple little story was a decided success. Some years later, Mrs. Burnett, who was then the wife of a Washington physician, tried a more ambitious flight in “‘Through One Administration.”” This production, run and eye ,Serially in the Century, Was a failure. Mrs. Burnett, who !s a plump, golden- | haired little woman with an impulsive man- jner, may have been discouraged, but she wasn't beaten. Prompt upon the heels of (her failure came “Little Lord Fauntleroy,” ‘one of the most successful books about young people ever written. And now, tn the very field that witnessed her one dis- comfiture, she has scored a substantial suc- oe et pink, minder for ail iime may be found im an Jean The } Mee may ) ix honeved Miss \IHeLena Mei | Te. S FOR ST. VALENTINES DAY. q*ay? ofij ; ors and ad sash One Man mapa who a Er- NEW YORK artist and writ A ha ini uidden " t Seton: Thompson, painter and fame ier of the doings of Wiid antmals. ad when he quality that wins success. 18. and the British Museum was open persons over ce! Thompson Wanted to get in. and he besieged the d!- re the Prince of Wales and Arch- bishop of Canterbury and Lord Beacons- field, until ¢hey gave him a ticket. Thompson st art in Paris and naea- ture in Manitoba. where he was for years a government ist. He exhibited at the Chi ‘ture of wolves eating Aa wood « was, as onecritic said “Painted entirely brute’s stand- pcint.”’ Thompson married Grace Gallatin, who success of “‘Wild An!- The studio re Ncw chron Nir first lie was Thompson was a [ao «}) >We ad the only to »? tors, udied natura ago Fair a pi hopper, which from the heiped him make a mais I Have Know! tions of the Thompsvns are famous in York. ‘ep- ————— ~~ ee MISS NY W DUGGER 7i2%2 PIAReG St ELLeENpALE PrPricto BY Roscw \ JAISS i ANNIE BAER —— 10 26 South Twelfth OF ’ ' Miss Epitre Yoos 1217 7 OUTBAU ave coe 1922 Carer “Sr — —_ “NSS MINNeTTE RIPPE oT miss VOLLM Ar Siss IDA SPILKE ,BO0° CHOVUTE ay Ave TY YEARS OF _—s-- -— 4OS NORT Miss 1 a. LAN SOLAR!. ri EWING OF 2ANFU WEDDED OBOE OD LE LPL” Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barron on Their Golden Wedding Anniversary. party Aid Sows though tles at us jo) ‘ showered w number of gv! if Samuel Marron is we il architect and builler for nearly moved to this city from Washing: known 1 Miss Mary A. Wil'- ter CGsroves, Mo... a ted by a surprise of the ladies’ piace. A}- he feartiyv' quite They ‘he reciplent were ts of a its. where he Wasa an the « ipie having re- J uring the “gst year of thelr sfage c‘@en They are ving. J. jeorgetD. Bar Tt? ey Tria je tye } t yv ’ y married life wer have reare!t a fan Will Barron tn VW el ron being engaged nmi: liarriet Claytes tm VW ton, | 7 wrandchtiéren, immoin oF. Fe. : sa and ls euul tod women my Ove years vities In honor fubllee @ telegram from ‘hetr gtanidaugiiters, the Misses Dorothy end in Meaico. wishing them many years more of life to eier ast im hh ‘ef & in the Sst 7 ae Durtng the Was receive! kKlena Barron, and happinesa. lie ret fae of the gg” len
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a en — + OE ERE A: aD SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POS'T-DISPATCH—PFEBRUARY 11, 1900. OF A SINGER'S VOICE. Sbriglia, Who Taught the de Reszkes, Warns the Possessors of Good Voices Against Numerous Follies and Pitfalls. PODS 6 oO hoe ee oe Oe er oer ore nul 4 SOPopopepecececresredesepeoe® The first of this important series of articles, written especially for the Sunday Post-Dispateh by Mme. Mar- ches!, was published last Sunday. To-lay's artivie, by Sbrigiia, will be followed by others from Fanchon Thompson and Almee Michel, two American eiris who, having them- selves studied successfully in Paris, know well] how to advise o-:hers, ? ? So OOo Ooo oO ooo © ooo o5o © Ho O ee Oar O Ho Or Oa than half mv students are from iuse of some the they ORE the United that J bave often wished that newspaper or masaz.ne would publish information essential to them before embark for Par. I like the American can volcees are freeh generaliv by healthy bod'es intelligent minds, all of wirich of Rensible living, which ts so their country. Tut the lenorones about the ltlons must now ble. For Instance, they nouncinge to ‘holr chosen studied two vears in America here for e!lx or eleht months the finishing tow don't Al! those “timishing touches us has not heard of them of the phrase Asa matter of fact. ri which has had tt . us eix months I will brlac it perfection than when I of my efforts tnourdoeing what done by the American master. 1 have neither the wish nor fortunately, to speak axatnest teachers in the tnited States. I know a few who are com, and ther ainly others whom IT have ne honor of know- ing, but from what they here to “finish off there must be a lamentable lack of ability, Intelligenee and conscientious- ness among them a8 A Class, A great many people who have falled as singers resort to civing lessons for a living, I am told. Other people, because they can sing well, believe that they must be able to ¥ake care of volees and develup them. And some of our former pupils—not generally our best ones, elther-—«o back and, making Capital of the fact, advertise that they are ee ~~ - and bhec; Si sites temperament, Amer!- rong, produced and gulded by is the result general In and st often display whieh they and !tnexplica- they cond hinder live is amazing an- have often begin by master: “I Now T come fet toa put on you know: ee Boyt until he {ts sie hes, ” ya ye A cood voter, training, and In further ward fo spend most has been Peive the need, your voice are cert , thne gend us CLASSIFICATION OF THE VOICE. OMEN’S voices are termed soprano, mezzo-soprano or contralto, according to the quality of the tones. The soprano is the high, light, clear voice, capable of producing” bird-like trills. Usually it is remarkable more for agility than for staying qualities. The mezzo-soprano its capable both of great action and feeling. The tones are full and the range is sometimes as high as that of a soprano. The contralto is not flexible, but full and deep, and Is perhaps the fa- vorite of all among the great majority of people. ifled as tenor, corresponding soprano, mezzo- the voices Men's volees are class baritone and With the feminine soprano and contralto. Children have either treble or con- tralto voices, the treble predominat- Ing. Children with treble votces develop into sopranos, tenors and mezzo-so- pranos, Tl with contralto volces contraltos, baritones and hass, lé ;y> become bassog, Coe ooo a | \ lvat 1 re TAD In. - —— ee ee ee ee — before she goes to a dinner just : rhigeh n finds out how she she anid jis Uhre problem” The size he py diy napkin Mmuakes it embarr mk ys tu Feo ime a Al- theueh ft onvenieont roteetion to the clothing, nanvkin elou.d be utilited as a im the nuisery is permissible soumet eu, trav be m « Never this fie Siena Infold the napkin all of the wav not be afraid of it. as an ample protec accidents your » When vou have it folding shoud be of the table, a8 Unostentats ~—-lay it across ~our lup showra a coe -llustration. ft lie ousiv us fio- i lengthwise, as of eu bad isyk I ] ] ar ie furm to fold or ut he . whe reli it When dintng LOUISAN’S ht to a farm when ie ed In as Sr ly soe. of Thart>! b> or i M { em prreugrer.y Ark but now of Irving’ on- Prince is valu: "No. 2: at tha t _Mme. Marchesi, Gf —— _— —-— ; _) Paris would have practically no founda- tion if want had not laid tts compulsive hand upon these girla. And this brings me to the subject of chaperons, on which I have been asked to speak. There ia no more need of protection tn France than in America. Indeed, there is more real danger to morals at Narragan- sett, say, than In this wicked city. It Is all a question of whether one 1s serious or inclined to giddiness. The trouble with many ta that they expect Paris to be wicked and go about looking for wickedness. When I accept a pupil I tell her or him: “You have not come to Paris to amuse yourself, but to work. And you cannot ex- pect to do a little of both. Your whole at- tention must center upon music. You must make up your mind that soctety, flirtatton and all that sort of thing rigorously for- bidden unt!l you have made a sBuccess."’ They generally accept these rules, thelr life, after that, revolves between the stud.o, home and the classical monuments. When the mind ts seriously absorbed [n e.udy, when there Is little loafing leisure, there {3s also very Iittle danger Men do not assault women on the streets in Paris any mvre than they %o in New and ie. on jm . ae ve luge PAR » ——- — ee - - - ea ST. YARD OF suftaro —_—_ rm TT ai ww, eogenneneestiil P O-> op ocpopoped % SBRIGLIA AS A VOICE TEACHER, EAN DE RESZKB has repeated- ly proclaimed that he owes all his success to Sbrigha, The mar- velous feat of turning a seeming- ly fixed baritone voice of indifferent quality Into one of the most famous tenor organs of modern times would suffice in ttxelf to givega name to a teacher. This ts what Sbrigiia ac- compiished wtth Jean de Reszke. He Qiso instructed the rest of the de Reszke family. Edouard, and the f'ortous contralto who dled so unfor- tunately at the height of her ¢rt- Umph. Among others of Sbrigita's pupils @re Nordica, S&S!) ¥l Sanderson and Fanchon Thompson, three American singers. fF"! popular basso, fs another, a an of 8&t. Loue- is, the who was for- merly Bostonians, and of ny great things are expect- ed, is now studying with him tn l’aris. Sig. Sbrigila {= a rathér stern, exacting teacher, but his punils have implictt « e in him, and tn aft- er iife thank thelr stars for his ge- verity. Gro aee no @ hoo @ oe 0° Soo 3% no ooo Oe ee foe reo>e> girl who goes her way modestly (of course if she is excliement, and dale lies with result ia likely to come quicker here than anywhere tn the world, Rut I have no use for students who are noe Serious enough to mind thetr work and ree linory insulting advances made at a casaal meeting. SBRIGLIA. ares Na —aneeepee MUSIC FROM ELECTRICITY. OME workmen were making changes in city electrical wires a short time ago and one of the wires accidentally Struck the cornice of a store where musical instruments were sold. When the wire struck there was a repore the firing of a pistol and a flash of light seen. ‘ire hit the Instruments, in- séveral music boxes, which took confusion by beginning to play. the pyroe@ that im ancon, the id Castiem young tenor. with the whom su tifhden PPPOPOCO SOS SO OSG 900 OFS POrHrOrorororOroror PAP wT OOP OP OP Oe eee eocrepecepederepeeded , Am! A ZO voOMmolested, leoking for Parisian fire, the ‘ t Ppu.se tne «a 11} = | Was i cluding part in the The per | | technile ig Oprie tor wis stupefied at display and the concert mediately began. NEWGATE PRION DOOMED. HE ast execution at Newgate Prisog London, has taken place. Whe prison, the most famous tn the World, fre quent theme of Thackeray and Dickens, is to be torn down to make room for the new Central Criminal Court. Newgate has @ right to be famous. It was first bullt tn lus by the Bishop of London. fter Diok Whittington’s death it was rebuilt for the second time and an effigy of Whittington cn. and his cat placed on top —_ — eee PUPPIES. em OE =. ae SX DOG PARTY ERR? MS el eee ame ee a OF =) > Alf NT re time es ae te Se" So -* PP go 2 “te Senin = —_-- -— 4 a at Iternart dors ‘me «of Ss va! bheawldes those named, are imens vaiued at Mp 4 2.15140 Alarbiecrofi, . NARD Pt IPPIES et &-ro. Ayta Kut® ther, Active, Simos ue of $16.00 te p aced «to Laura Jean, and there are vlbe® only & oft if d {- ke onele ‘*? at Oe B ‘’ Ss «k Exe change. antl he owne |) them even before Be his inhorliiance of §lv,aw,Ww fsomp as’ Cartier rite lis (aluei's
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ee —— 7 oe Re ee tl ek ae hee =o" wee ee - or 7 ” : > — oe Oe ee a SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUCARY 11, 1900. : COMMON SENSE TALK STRANGE SIGHTS SEEN BY A SALVATION ARMY EDITOR IN SLUMS OF PARIS eo HopedeHeheheheheHedeseseted not wise to get one that has stood the test of time and has hundreds of thousands of oures to its credit ? A great many women who aro li try every- Brenan cou at e | os Sar thing they hear of In the way of medioine, and ee aelD Sak * ) , a ‘ | i : ‘ es "he ee dean lowers and ‘ "hy I th ron, vena’ ‘3 te ot ay | pve} Be | . % Wa. ‘4 . J , : 1 fp ; this experimenting with unknown drugs oe a baled nid: ded clbendtly of the words af the hook.:“He «ae . WS OA RL? NL Ry ok constant menace to thelr already impaired ee ists go out and practice what they preach. her offleers were alloned pe « r comrades re eated ry respect- Hell and be ‘ lin t He Visited the Cafes of ‘‘Hell,’’ ‘‘Heaven’’ and wah os Sk WRkind Setemaiouites ile We went into the Heaven cafe Artic; of food were flung 4° “Death,’? in Each of Which He Witnessed : Vv > ar ine ike es pahbis Most Shocking Sights. te J str king contrast. The exterior was of por- greet tentous and artistic architectural oe Mn. fashio TT. reENAN i ‘ (TAIN, VW Li,I,IAM d 4 rie } Sroaryge a7 ° miutsic »lre ese It Was Wi ‘ WItl? i id, and bignt: Tri ‘? bril iantly incandesce) csv, the offtetal organ essential an] fieu Atiny. reeently returi: pee ; ' ttiee Ta ot tig { wen i Ms . , ' P 21 Per etes : tam’ . " ‘ ' i? ane. @s tics In br bie) l itn] . AMA Invite } tiie pra ‘ee hi oWhi i hi ) ry e;% i iti i* ef | fw? ; A 4 be! we qhiat ss > Lan he TTL iieugt , ‘ ’ Pies tT ; ] and fat by wit aL ree : mnguawke and i° roth iti :> niet a | ’ ‘ \ ) .” fos health. 3 e a sa . Y . . 3 mie \ er ae ; L di. E Pi 7 — , , : Yeu, Some bitte, fesse f an e. really harmful; when on the other hand it is easily proved that ove ill: * om ‘tor. might be, and are, really harmtu a yP over one million wome Sy Lieut ee .w elliam arerets Eaivor restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. n have been in-Chief of the Salvation Army War A, We have publ*shed in the newspapers of the United States more genuine testimonial] letters than have ever been Cry. 7h ie cvotit +a £ Tt mm.) «Mesination The card ~~ rere crminad te bry joo eottt, Sever ' published in the interest of any other medicine. | | present ; rade : ps al D to sles -tride up amd dows We have thousands like the following addressed to Mrs. Pinkham: HE confidence with ie In- a a ae : pera snpaian ists » Whnine ahaa Pin ceitidie ara covered with the tert crt and pleamire in our heaven.’ wad ine Smile “wy aise scsi. wool MMontsly Suffering Back- | Ancthcr Case of Kid-|A Lotter Which Proves PO Rhe chiractes : sl eee ee eons Snnkes. meorplone. dita’es upin, the wale and precioasnes: of Say RE ESTE sR ee eee ache and Bearing-Ggown ney, Womb and Bladder | That Lydia E. Pinkham’s Seen nave bad the privilege of weging Ti BREE Through the (a eee Pe tee wtih ate dark, ihe Mentor ele 2 ee ~ 3 Trouble Gured by Lydia| Vegetable Compound ee emia sPeriese a@ the skeleton the curid Uahts gizen vt, and the poor, biinded sou's grasp Sadie danets (a ae ibis Oommeuines ” £. Pinkham’s Vegetahle | Will Remove Tumor and @ consideratbie 4 table Compounds “1 suffered unto agony every | Compound. Cure Other Weakness. erinted: S| always fee] Lke taking them. After reaching hea:!quarters fer an onmslaugclit om the Before going, Brigadier De: ker and myself went to Fo After this vi-!lt we took Moulevard, pa iw sores oO Fildewalks Lined th table Them were hurcdreds and t} ple, beth men ani omen, ander, Albcut 16.90 these cafe- Qiast We were set on geoling te tire ones, namely, the caf of Well, ar«d) Death, The Commissone flum offleers miet 1 rhevcagt thas The Brigadier, Miatjert Civilian garh Dilee request to be yr cates, and it W. the cafe of tlell 1? . leciss ‘sj ehigey ware = eat gawd eclamn s ols it is ali toe eontempiate rs were allowed to sing month, could ret ne relief until ltried your medicine: your letter of and a few battles of L.vaiia KE. Pink- him’'s Veeetalble Compnonund have made m°* the hrvpiest weomanalive. Ishall bless you as lone as I live.” — Miss Joie Saul, Dover, Mich. * Four years ago | had almost given up hope of ever being well again. I wasaftiicte dwith thee dreadful hezd- ache spell v: ull sometimes last three or four days. Also had back- ache, bearing-down pains, leucorr- lina. dizziness. and terrible pains at menthly periods contining me to my bed. After reading so many testi- moniils for vour medicine, leoneluded to try it. T begin to piek up after tirkin the first bottle. and have con- . } . alavice spelis wWineda wo tinued to @ain renidiy, and now fee! *DraARn Frienn— Two years ago I had child-bed fever and womb trouble in its worst form. For eight months after birthof babe I was notableto sit up. Doetors treated me, but with no help. LDhad bearing-down pains, burn- inge in stomach, kidney and bladder trouble, and my back was so stiff and sore. The right ovary was badlyaffected andevervthing Late distressed me, and there was a bad discharge. ‘Twas contined to my bed when I wrote to you for advice and followed vour directions faithfully, taking Lydia EK. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound, Liver Pills.and using the Wash, and am now able to do the most of my housework I believe I should have died if it had not been for your Com- ‘Two years ago I was a great suf- ferer from womb trouble and profuse flowing each month, and tumors would form in the womb. I had four tumors in two years. I went through treat- ment with doctors, but they did me ne good, and I thought I would have te resort to morphine. ‘*The doctor said that all that could help me was to have an operation and have the womb removed, but I had heard of Mrs. Pinkham's medicine and decided to try it, and wrote for her advice, and after taking her Vegetable Compound the tumors were expelled and | began to get stronger right aiong,andam well asever before. Can Mnf i were aske “ renee § Ans > se | t taemes a ho thy sin worshin the same, . vy of them ne alr again a I would siy that i ee ee ted nti , reoener od ibis Rieoit like a different woman. IT can reeom- pound. I hope this letter may be the extorior, presents a striking xeene. It ican) T beiieve im t! btioy and ae | i a ia Mie Oe itn i ettinaalia* died SPE ss dknte® : 4 mend Lydia KE. Pinkham’s Vegetable result of benectiting some other suffer- | truly say that I would never had got- aleove, painted in red, wort ' styad bebeg tae Arimy is alm we anise neonte ¢} TT smore drinking ne. t> , , hink. nor coutd ne r= Compound in hign st terms to all sick ing woman. l recommended your Com- ten well had it not been for Lydia E. glass here and there so that tne Paths , uny faithcin, er ti ) Mt al- cee 6 eee eae. ae ite to, ioever sinee th fulness bhis grow vomit Miss Rosa Helden, 126 | pound te every one.’ Mrs. Mary | Pinkham's Compound.” — Mary A, ey , : pon me, And vet i fticult for met W. Cicvcland Ave., Canton, O. Vaughan, Trimble, Pulaski Co., Ky. | Stahl, Watsontowan, Pa. ehine through, giving sf a ines ew to ce ny iat ij h mame Of prouyven whieh to Commissioner Strs pearance, 7 - ~ SRA Re St pte vaeiaeninatenln ———e, EMBROIDERY ss sxtesvscsny serv 0 aun FASHION INGERIE.| MiORP HINE : In env } « ; } — , ' a ; ‘oti i ia sat é i i , . 2 i ae ‘ . j . i i i ' ‘ ' if i , an ! ej ot i j : ’ 4 i eae . . ‘ , A : : ' ’ . , , se roree nt} ; } ’ ) " ‘ ! , .* ". s ) . , ) , } } o. ‘ . : ' hoya? , ; , . ' : , ’ ’ Arn j eLenN Tiss rei ] i} bi ‘ ‘ , . i i ; . 4) rey e pe’, , : i bstinmil ‘ 1y}e% bis s 4 I ‘* Lite, ; ‘ . ; . , , ’ ’ «4 = s% , ‘ ,* ) “—~*ry 4 os Dies ’ *.? ? ’ vy r ’ ’ , Ou Must j i i «a sé ’ ' i \ ’ . sit i’ 77 "6 . tie ‘ Which ds peottla fimitation of 1} p ony rt te shivet ifneertings with o ming edge ' a length at one end ia , 7 and a Wisk oft ribhon: thie vy oare ‘ no aaor be. a Nahe > Jsaue yore >! V how 9) v an ee ‘ Vie ‘o;. >. 3B} ii)- s : in), i pee q are reo , ¢ tip ds I ' nm muet underetand if -_ " : ; , — ae , , . } 4s ' w oshotned? te be igmerant of the won Phe fabri> i / A aon - anon ry he. “-7D ther malt the direct lot thet in. ft] 1m p quickly cured. J f ? : ee. 4 ar ae sb, Pte. teboed ae os gl heu ‘ | . i Te may afford so many pairs of stays that Pours, many think, without throttling it . ‘- ts : wis | A | Vee. mae soa we efor It ds emptia i PENNYROYAL ° : Z j . ; 4 4 ry, q as ee 9 a, | . . } " : 2 j for? ‘i is x ta . the aover is Tivwt riererclend] ns netua!l protection aXain nt night. (> / ‘ ‘/ ; ee . . —" 4 hy A \ 7 ' a , } i, ‘ \t ] ~ A new method which probably will please , fiat 4Q\i8 } } eS ~ Sy Pe ere) ; : ' @ OFTes WORTR! eae OFT é St a , . iieiadladley ECYPTIAN TANS : ; re Tere OW 9 . fatle. powarf::!, harmieee Tesi) ta alrac! itels a.uire,. Cc TABLETS, # man's eafegoar revents (rragularities not taken interoally. heve Amous remedies guaranteed and cnlemaal hy chp sic ane ‘a Ou. by meal Bamele Cris ae, I ete ree Confidential Advice ‘yy ovr physeictana gyptian Chemical Co., Cleveland, Onie [6 —rr = a> from result of dailv wear A firm rule of the weil-dressed woman the tuste of the montier fok, who mav no: - Ought to be the expenditure of whatever fa find the do-sign hard to make up, is from necessary to purwhase thin, pliable material fine cambric meade with a little voke. which for chemisce. fs coneealed by a turred-down collar. Fril's ESS P| a SAUL Chemises are ‘n bewildering vartety un- of cambric, Valenctennes entre-deux and Jess one determines immediately that flat cdge finish e@ ther side of the hemstitched trimming is her test style, or, again, that band whieh merks the closing of the frent ; &- o> Vi : fend! to | 1 WA 2 ? Ge: ' pst Poy ae Site ...
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w OO OL Pr ee. Pe eh TE Ww Pa Gree = Pye “Tree rare: © oe ERX SEM Ro .orn r +g i Al —_ , j : ‘Take up the White Man's Burden,” That is your constant roar. Yes, take it up with all your might, And load it on the Boer. You are a genuine lobster, This document significs, A regular, old-time lobster, In ail,that the term implies. s \L- This is the most “popular” comic valentine ever made. Millions of copies have been sold so you may get one this year. if you don't look out! —__ —_ = COMICS OF 1900 | Thick you are Fooling TH ok youre the only ‘ bb! . ' You think that as a President | anyone Your superior pabble on the ° oft.cers Ave onto” you ac ard you wonf There are others! _ All records you are breaking; lash lone eg ‘You ought to go to school and take : A course in cabinet-making. , , , os cnn einenent race maim —_ MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THE “FUNNY SIDE” BY MR. C. HOWARD. WHO HAS DRAWN EVERY “COMI£” FROM THE FIRST ONE TO THOSE THAT WILL BE CIRCULATED NEXT * EDNESDAY:
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY Il, 1900. OO 0-0-0008 -O =~ © =O OO 9-9-8 O- O- OOS. O-O-&-0--O- 8-8-8. 5 O--@- 8-0-8: © 8--0-@--@--8-O- 0--0--0-0--@- THE EFFECT OF DINING ON LOVE-LADEN VALENTINES. a ai VALENTINES of Hove & Ramat; \ 2 ips ) 2 a *, Se oe: = ey N al \ \4 5 ' i is: A 1 OO OOO OO OO OOO OH OHO OO OR ORO OOOO 0 0-0 0-0 0-8-0 OO 9-088-088-0008 0-0-D LEO If | «could find out where Station A was | discover the miscreants who sent me this valentine. RD IN A COUNTRY (ROGERY STORE. a oe OR kin believe me er not, gents, © es ver like, but thir here ain't lie. It's er long Wile ago that it ved, an’ 1 wuesn't much better nor at ther time, but it's jest es true vel preachen. & goen out through ther woods, ‘round ruther aimlessly wid nuf- me gholder but a ole rifle thet be- to me uud; hadn't any amnition vo balls and ernuff powd'r ter fire e thing twice, when all er sudden: a lot uf pigeons seiten on a ole fa big chesnut tree. the tree Wus a ole un an’ this er bus es dead an’ es dry es a bone. stood still an’ counted ‘em, an us jest one Guzen; twelve es nice ® you ev'r s@e. _—_—_—_——Se————— _ now, I wus atue. Ow wWur ‘to git them ere birds widout er n? I tell yer | jest cussed sumpen ‘cause I hadn't eny gun but thet e. gents, I nev’r wus very dum, a): en a brite idee struck me An gs eround «0 es | could git ev het er tree an’ let drive wid the: e. Now, | supose yer think | ‘ them #re birds. But I didn't | tell yér what | did do. I fired e balifes «trait es a beeline tur art thet limb they wus setten er ball went thro the limb to split, an’ it aid split; an’ m back togeder axcin I see | i ee \ i -@0-0~-O-@+¢6 now I hed ‘em fast on ther limb? 1 ‘ouldn't clime thet ere tree. It wus too tall; widout er limb till yer got most to ether top. , Wall, gents, ernother brite idee struck »the: an’ I thought uf 1 cud hit thet limb *cood an’ suar near ther butt uf the tree it wus goen to full wid all thet weight ery it. So Ll fired away, an’ sure nuff down cum Imb, birds an’ all. Wall, them ere hirds still hung by ther toes, an’ |] , wrings the necks off ‘em an’ slings ‘em ecover mo back an’ starts fur hum. He! he! he! But | wus happy then. ¢ All ther birds an’ wid nuffen to git ‘em ? wid but ther ole riffle. Walk. as 1 wus sayen, I startg fur hum, an’ Il cum along by an ole trout orook war I used ter fish, an’, noen ther ¢ water wus 7004, 1 laid down—wid ther : ?>irds on me back—to git er drink. } An’, wud yer beleve it, them ere birds wus so heavy they jest pitched me In thet brook, an’ | got soaked. But } didn’t cum oyt till I hed a good drink. Then I cums out an’ started on. Wall, gents, |} thought my cloes wus ? kinder heavy, but thinks I it's ther wat'r is makes ‘em so heavy. e-0~-08--@--6 -6-—-e-e-e& 6 @--@ An’ I wus walkin’ on when all er f sudent a butten busted off my vest an’ flew like Lighten in the bushes, an’ I looks down an sees | hed me clothes tull uf tish. Wall, thought [, this ts vreat; but I gess I kin eat all ther tisn ¢| kin carry thet way. So I goes tur pick up ther butten of ne vest, an’ lookin’ round 1 found er ‘abbit wid his eve out an’ ther outten ayen by him. Wall, thinks I, this es ther way he died: hit in the head wid that butten So I picks up ther butten an’ rabbit an’ travels on fur hum; an we hed a good mess thet iite an’ all —_——_— 5 4 bs pwns ¥ Ta 4 4
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RR OL RI STE ERE ee emer. pt re —_ ¥ “ ti cael ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1900. A THRILLING SNOWSHOE ADVENTURE .IN THE FAR NORTH. | - Se ‘ ds iN Wy) — ‘ ' - Wy Wy fJ? MHL Se : } LN aa - = — a anon , 4 — , , What's this? Help! Help! They're bewitched! TRA VELER—Well, this is luck! Here’s a pair of My goodness! But they’re as neavy as lead! snowshoes some one has left! 2 =O--@e * MISGHIEVOUS WILLIE AND THE VALENTINES. {'etutcta"} OH, YES, INDEED! =O B+ OO 9G —$ OO O—8 -O—8~ 6 —O—O~ OF 0-8 +O $8 ~O~O+- OO 6 ~ -f: O-9O--O-@--0--0--0--6 @ -O--O -O—O~O~ 65 8 OH O— 8-0 Oo OOO OO > O- O--@--' Innocent. * Z 7 ~ar * a anything to say in extenuation? Accused (tho't-? fullv) — The man{ from whom I stole? was Insured: against theft. 3 JT@ige—Liave a He generously gives his pennies to the boys and tells them a peo prov to send “comics” to his Grandpa. The result. loved the pilain- : — tiff. yet in one of -2-. w « , ; your letters to her . > a Se . - ee i on : “a. 5 4 you ask her to be ot i N INES “your valentine.” ————— . Defendant — Yes. Your Honor; I meant comic val- entine! Confined. “You're looking, V7 AY, badly. Are you At Vie Yi 1?" “To-day is the! first time in three, months that have been able to! go out.” ‘ “What in the{ world did you) do?’ “I didn’t do any-' thing. But the! Judge wouldn't be-/ wineiia areas. ) THE RESCUED MAN—Thanks old fellow, here’s my hai j Height of Popu. larity. “What is the height of popu- larity ?"’ “The height of popularity—er—the height of popular- ity would he a school - teacher who was such a favorite with his pupils that they would = not send him a single comic valentine!” a i a a = OO ee eee ee Agreed. ‘ Father (to his daughter's suitor) | -Yes you may; have her. But I must make this‘ stipulation. I will! make no inquiries« about you—if you’ will make none! about me. SS aS a ae ll i i i i i ee a ee ee ee a a a Trne te Life. Mamma (finding the children at play) — Darling, don't fiy about and make such a spec- tacle of vourself. See how quietly your little brother sits! Gladys—Why, of in fully >, ~» course he does i i) Mh ANN ( A © 5 We are playing |i j \ " iff h' ; rw 7 | : " . He is papa, who fa ay) ) “as \b «77>. ~ oe came home late WAN ae ve | a } ; a ane last night, and I et am you. A Supreme Test. —_— Bienen, eee i ee ei ie ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee eee eee i i we oe eee be be eee be he) Ld —- e-e~-e~e6 > ” ball al ras Se a So Ser |S SO OO OO 6-6 ~~ 6 - OO - O- OO Conapiratonm. “The poor man, Se » er and still he died."’| “And now there, is no way knowing which ef! them did it!’ Roe lw ws ee EE ——E——— OO ee ee ee - . i GeeGec Mecha Geta b..d.. 6... 4..4..4.4 +, 4) Getting Even. ‘ : ~1 4 ‘ ‘ Mother (tear- fully) — We shall lose our daughter. He tis bent on marrying her. Father — What makes you think 80? Mother — Why, she sang and played to him yes- terday, and here » he is again to-day. “Please play, something more, ; professor.” ‘ “With pleasure. But it is 1] o'clock. What wiill the peo-' ple in tHe next flat, think?’ “Oh, don't con-' vider them. They) Poisoned our dog, yesterday.” eee Orr ewe S++ © ++ + @eo+@ ~@ ++ OO OH = a ‘ ‘ . i i i a a a a ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee | a i oo Giesthesth coGhee co Goce HhesGhen Gee Ge A ., ,.. ... &.. 2... 4... >... ra — oS in -e- Time for Disappearing. Squeiched, When papa tinds his morning mail “Where are vou coing, my pretty mald?” With “‘comics” is replete. “To purchase a vaientine, sir,’ she said. § "Tis then young Johnny finds that he “I'll be your valentine, my pretty maid." | lias business down the street “| don't want any comics, sir,’ she sald. | (00-0 0-0-0-0- 0-0-0 ©. 0-9-0 0-0- 0-0-0 0-0-0-0-0-0- 0-0 e WHY JIMMIE’S FRIENDS WERE DISAPPOINTED. ¥ AW eh oe NN A ys Wate _— ‘ | Nt LM HOTA WH | : ae I, | i i i Hit itt HAI} i MELE FL DL ithe hh relat i ! iF. ' ' i! i Uy, lh i - aa . : i it HAH 1H , | Hii i 1 ul Wii } } iM HE i ; ' . ir si) th ? | He lt 7 RATT ORE A ii MN ht ga bi We aR Li \\ Spl, a i te OS Me = S35 Hig Wii A) Hil 4} AAD | AW at {ys cb AN fT /h \ Hit Hk i ’ | nt ae a, . ' ui, | ' Vee ts i ii i} Hit Mi aad Ht Hi Hi > xr a r . 5 Tae | &e * ut wi a A bil Hi : ih Hide ls tarnes, | ; } ' Woney peo at ili st ti! rs Hi Zi a | ! if ret i ' ‘ . Mt ii hy | 4 1 | | ' NT iy ati i] Ht ie ; - . ~- ; ~\ ty oe a Hi yy, wd, wh . ( | rh velit! P > ed - a Bini ih, Acs PS : ; it Lili *t?¢ iH Pan ; HH Hy SARE HH)! Nat ; ML ’ if} ; Not to Be Taken In. Customer—How can you sell this) «aoy Percy, darling, where is the) painting so cheap” ixed | l ) . ; : DealerBecause | had an opportunity surprise you promised you would have ( to buy it atan , xcepitonally low price, for me when I had finished the cOoUreNc , . : Customer (scuspiciously)—I'll bet the | of cooking lessons?" ‘ THE RAT-—That's it, Bridget, make a clean job of it, I canvas ie half cotton' “Oh, ves—why—lI discharged the cook!"’. expect some company this afternoon. == THE AWFUL PUNISHMENT OF THE MAN WHO CAN'T TELL FUNNY STORIES AND ALWAYS TRIES TO. i s
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1900. —_——- ee — | w vw WHAT ST. VAkENTING AND CURID SENT THE kITTkE ROLY POkYVS. w w “re e- . ~ *e,. o > * .* - . 2 _s2 ee, e* . .* o Pre, oF Me ote tre, eee, --* mn o**** -* -* metas * atte, . : . - e . * ~ aN gomm. % Say, . . aw ry i . "4 ." a , . . . y : *s © . ° . . a + . de . . +. a " ‘ — - ee, oA Td he “Se A oo SR ee A ee a ee a ae EN SO \ We > eee SE NS ee OSA ae. cM Di NS 4 RS CA ERIS LIS. fae DE EN IF LENE RGIS SOR IIE ED IO AID NE SOG TES OR APR. -” , ‘ A NRA a « vy " . x > , > . . a } ar eats , ‘ mee eee ee eS weak, tee ee ee a ee ee a > «ae so. S s ‘ ~ . Nia Sie : pS oe aie: ae ie a 6 + © eS a¢ > ais - ARE Nepean "one _ oe — - “ ST TN ee Qe eee em ee ee Ae OES ee IPR I RS te, SRP TT Mme ene eR A lie SP ee Rae, TO ne ae err @ OOD ee BS Se — a a — — —— = ae «= & =— eames a ee Sl ee oe i ee ee we eo _ nani oF - ™ —_ = re _— = - — a = = @° * « «e — ee Se oe _—__ Do ae! ~ os A et \ on “ae t te’, a %. a Ly A ye a" va _-— —- So — —. - = a > Ke ale Be td >. | = eee - “a ,> notes 4 7 » “ * seed > 1 APS, Ss a i > hg + - — — = oe = « SB ke aA z Pos Ge 5 OR EBPE = * an “A - e- . 4st} tk, res cs -* we. 7 Cc . 4 * ' by - - STL 7 »* oy 4- 139 é ‘Se PRE 4 tt & ~~ ume e ~~ >, — -~- — ata i - =a ewe ewe FF — ~~ TF = = - = & = « a Tig a os & — a @ ad orn -*« _~ -* ~ oe | on -~ - . e -~ -s ies - —— -“- -~ _ oY ‘ eo ! oe, a oe : ° . » y 8 ¥ a % é Me ES, o J ie ss > o’ 4 .") : = fy f¢ J % CJ . ») ae * 2 Q . o PS, ' i» “y ‘4 ey ony i . 2 * ‘% Cc ,* . ™~ . - ~ 7 fe = . — al eo” — - . . X é » a * - F . = . - > e a > , : ‘ae © ba oil ene eo” "=. ao” ~—ee +e: on” oo?" ” shell *“o--° eee” ~—— “ae” a ed ~ . : ae mm = or” ene” ~~ DIREC TIONS.mCut out the tigures and mount them on cardboard (No 10 li Ds Fie @the best thickness). Then place them in the slits on the stage as marked on eael eigure. ~~ Valentine Day in Roly Polyville. we — ~-—+———-e@ ae bL )©6SOME COMIC VALENTINES DECIDED THE GREAT JUNGLE WAR. a “at a When the postman blew his whistle on the morning of the day When birdies all select their mates and Cupid holds full sway, The Rolys ran to let him in, and stood in eager line To see what he had brought them from the good St. Valentine. For all the little Berl are sweet aus turtle doves, And have their littl: sweethearts, their ‘‘girls."’ or ‘‘beaux’’ or “loves,” So, when the mail was handed in, bosoms swelled with glee To greet the tender epithets which in the lot might be But, oh, the great surprise in, store quite flustered them, I'm bound, For, such a lot of “comics” in the mail they quickly found, All sorts of fun was made of them, their fatness seemed a joke At which their naughty friends enjoved most cruel fun to poke To Mea funny missive came, which said, to his dismay Hie looked just like a pumpkin, in his fat and rely way. And Him received a tender dove which set his heart awhirl, Betokening affection from the little fellow’s girl. Poor Robby Was oerwhelmed by a pile of valentines, ®1e1¢@e\e@.¢e¢'¢ @ 6 A = * ~ a we With pictures bright in color and the funniest of lines, While Papa grew excited when he found a great full moon On which was marked, “You look like this!’ Dut he relented soon, All ‘round the house young Cupid ran, his dart discharging oft, And every time he fired it he hit a heart real soft. sighs of love on every side were heard the whole day long, ‘OAM IC x ~ “4 . LEN Tiyes te - , And life in Rolv Polvville was one eestitic sonr Dear Rosy got a valentine which filled her heart with joy And Nurse received a token from a little colored bay While Butter’s darling sent to him a pretty sentiment That made him wag his« little tall and smile with great content Oh, Cupid had a lot of fun in Roly VPolyville And as he meant to work no harm he caused no feeling tT. PAUL WEST. : EOE: ae : . rs : RBs we re o | , ; . + | Se — — a » GE RE ae’ TRC, > 3 2T yyid, - : —— mM LON " a ' fF = x “? 4 } , : ‘i . '1i—CHIEF OF THE UMBALOOGAS—Ah, the Sea Sends Some Great War-Shields. We Must Try Them on Our y, the Slumpaloosas! ayeleye\eXe) exe) DOO OO OOO OOOO OOO GO OOO OOO OO OOOO OOOO00OG ROLY POLY LETTER BOx. 8 ut peg sd mg — yn vag are very welcome, and ll letters will as as possible. None w forgotten. Address Roly P 2354, New York City. ees Rage The Rolyse Apologise. How Long Will They Last? y Poly Man: Dear Roly Poly Man: saved all your Roly Polys and like to I have been pleased with the Rois Polys. I have them very much. been cutting them out of your paper nearly evers you tet them have a part in the Sumy 1 would like to see the Holy Polys en paratc and 1 think they will like it joving (hristmas, with « Christmas tree with b Yours truly, M. VIOLA LEWIS Roly Poly dotis on it. I wish I knew how long re. the Roly Polys are going to last. 1 look for the ret that your letter was mis- | paper every Sunday to see the Roly Palys. 1 love lola, but print it at this late | @ "ed the me pee girls and boys writs né hope you will forgive us and ‘ sUCAS ata pea ain. , A Toboggan Slide. WH ewy o Roly Polys will last as iong as e children appear to like them. Just ! an: ; ‘ ely Me a now they seem to be very popular. & have written and ao concluded to write| Afraid of Taking Too Mach Room. I more op ae Roly ‘age onl = Dear Roly Poly Man ene about © mar te the t 1 am @ little girl imterested in your Rol © litthe le «@ t deal Regge ig hg — “nde geo meer 1 thigk they are just as cete as they ae oe ” ee ~ oo = med 5 a little letter from & | e rty’’ an ave them dance an a bor oF girl « t v ‘te weich the new year com in and old | gino think thas alte oe > out. Well, t guem I have @ritien| wan w take amy more reom in your paper " will : VIOLAT NORTON, close. I remain your Nttle®triend ith paleeriile, N. Y ; a ETHEL HUNTER, Kansas City Mo ar Rave the little people have « tobeg-! your letter doesn’t take any too much with snow and big bobs and every- room little girl. The Funny Side is «l- | ‘Rave bad the coasting party, as | ways glad to give space to it» corre-$ 2, Effect on the> Sluimpeloosas, When the Umbaloogas Charged Them, Hviding Up the Comic Valentines. Did you like it? sp dents. MPA NIPOOOQOC NDE 011ODQOGOEHEOOOOODODOOOOWOODHOQOOOOFOO) GHOOIOGOOVOODNG. NON FOOOGOGOODGOOOGOQOODOS LCL 19 12 11S GONNA DODO COO OOOO OOCOO
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