St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 18, 1900

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a ee PATCH. nl = ee a re —_ i its be yer? Ee eee ee T. LOUIS POST- PAGES. — EE eeeEC—_GQ_e——— Want Hrds... 276,150 ma var) 14.523 MORK THAN ANY OTHER WEST OF TIE MISSISSIPPI 41,809 More Than the Year Before. Circulation .. . 151.202 tox Sunday. | BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. 56,383 Higher Than One Year Ago. ~ eee Y _—_ —_ ._ eee FORTY-SIN ee ce — — --—— eee ae eee —_— y 7 > ‘ INDEX OF NEWS AND FEATURES PART I. is Nelson. Wt) He hed ) . SRE. Mana eHe S Rae — i a | ‘+ y\| |BUT RHODES IS SAVED. 7 liew a Ilie greatest feat andl thit aet which en bee tuhery Po wtynl] be o*pese a Medal islands called By Flenry Loomis Nelson. I WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—The President is sure that he ts utter routing apd 9f he net, | oom as safe to be renominated and re-elected. No mental process ever more the mobile mask behind which it supposed that it was work- ing than does the President's happy reflection on his imme- diate future. The impressive ,and as convincing as the prideful glow that spreads over the one day and anticipates territories, deared him te his peonle, was the dees 3 . \- , . . murs P tne as ehing to ise tronje fs accompanted in battle Dy his 16-year erpinre of raider us Jaineson, whe lk ‘Ty hte ; rd): people - e-lzu the tected cising simply Vhen the o'd aeou —— —— oe eee ce -~- Crom fe is u thee pels — eee eee serenely revealed itseif on rear guard. Suppiementing this is a dispatch from J.ord Roberts which reads: “gen. Kelly-Kenny's brigade captured Friday 78 wagons laden with stores, two wagons of Mauser rifles, cight boxes of of explosives and a —— ; \ them as must President's self-assurance is face of a boy who has been good ‘the commendation which he thinks is certain to in- It is important that the reader of this account of an uF : : 'terview with the President should bear in mind the tntellect- Mr. McKinley's ual and spiritual condition of Mr. McKinley, his deep con- nevolent. He desires .o sciousness of having done that which the country will ac- he hopes that, in the end, they will cept as right intrusted with Iecal seif-government. > 7 , a ‘ ° > . "ar? , r nseneen ‘] speak of an “account of an interview." enki of thes — © P ~~ n su Gen. W ood Wine the Cuban Children. It has fallen to my lot tw interpret the WV ail, upon waom it is sntcnded te? ie ' ; = ’ Chain Mail Worn by Many Men. and as | know that, on that occasion, I made no few more than possessed the suffrage under the Dot 7—Merry Dai Liska'’s Heart Affected by a i. : ba ment. Mysterious Disease Whieh Ends Her | /’a@st none of which T heard from the who, ‘myself, would have been mest Injured by wer. unis . Career. doe Can en t bre r, Read Minds , ». try once more and again I warn my readers not to take what , 0? th ee Broke,” | | am Conetitution ons “What | Would le if I Were by Three Men Who Have Aeccumu- |! 8€ay as an interview, or ews a word cf the President. 3 | him a treaty or lemisiction { hee grevers penne and Possess Millione, not in any way speaking fo! s aittle Girl Induces “a (Roose to Lav | , 7 ’ 7 in his favor pout lam to set down here, for the tafermation of those who Ross does, and holds thar ¢ to Biomfontein, while ouTetN Gourd-Shaped ges ‘ bourne by th ° : cpnerre ran ; '\ rye* Bome Missour| Vostmasters Who Will | care to be informed on what is happening at a crucial period ee “y j . , , i Eade! ' [te “On lautie rye t rite of the country’s histery, the conclusions which IT have drawn ute SO . ; netitutl “ pst legislating, i. e.. IT MAY | : mt . PIQHT TO BEAR ARMS, THE reprardes ag excee lingly grave, on lact, \ ASSEMBLAGE AND OF PETI- | ai! ccept two London morning papers unwa4»nl ryt: ,} arre at fre Ter rh) fron) 116 ' ot] str *k out t!) it passage from , . ; 7 LNs i How | Escaped From the Roers. by RIGHT oF JURY OF FREE Cfonstitution connie, shells, 10. barrels large quantity of stores, all belonging to Cronje’s laager, still being sheiled by our artillery when Kitchener natives, je he- them, and = being think toward therm, to attitud., then, able People Who Are Emerging From Barbarism elevate which was @The Third Cornellua Vanderbilt Works for 34) a Month. Philippines Rich in Gutta Percha. Pharmacy as a Profeseion for St. Louta dispatched his messenger.” The prime result of Roberts’ strategy Hle has forced Cronje Magerstontein, ‘, bx, ed 290 Mices —» President before, | mistake, at next to shal! 14 \ person, a mistake, | without effecting the capture of any con- SPYTFONTIING any ahead o} helef on the eonstitutiona] question Jtors bie that the cory V hen it } of these by his taken by appijes to a terr! "pon this pp Leyond the Melvintes rest. holds ay PETS: OF Jae Senator ! . The or : iderable number otf US, ente> Oip . Cre rir? Sas he has a march of miles unt there are authorities | autheritles, as Senator Ins line of from a liouse., | EXTRA CONSTITUTIONAL POWERS OF GOVERNMENT. The talk the have Winston Spencer Churchill, the Post- Dispatch Correspondent. 10—Hints on the Toller and Etiquette, by greatly Harriet Hubbard Ayer and Margaret 2 “A ‘ABLE Rathbone Kent. RIGHT OF PREACKABLIZ Last Moments of a Sinking Steamship TION freedom from Photographed oh , Belleville Girls Party. N—St. Louls Man Took 170 Volts of Flee. tricity Through His Body, Yet Lives erey oe ag Currents in St. Louts Otographs of Women Fro Sele hbor- see ry al From Netghbor Romance of an American Gir} rh % oe ash Prom tTnidia : "4 , an Se earn, Seale That Walk on Land 13—Ignace Jan Paderowsk! and F. Hopkin- von Smith as Living Examptlea of Con- en and Vereatijits ; ys ery Covers the ldentitv of he G Who Was Calles by Hier olin’ Father Ethel Estes, and Whaw IHlas Searched the Continent for Iie) Parents it—Advance Reports of Soctal Rev. W. WW oBosd of st A S&8St. Louis Sy entet to Treea Worth Millions Story of a Broken Heart. interesting rela- pos- was of our into our is an fimmediute and conciusion as to the established Pextra-constitutional governinent. te and important and it besan upon ruarcs se tion with the varlous [siands that ‘session from the war with Spain. There pressing necessity for coming to some character of the governments Which are to he Is (over these places the resident feels this niv | teliectual me ‘than can be expected from members of Congress. i that when a anartion is done serious conditions in Porto Rieo and in Hia- ; PrOsSPerous, We li governed and Its bad'y in the former island. that Ile looks forward to benefiting . 7 and the President is | Mie blessings of as Choistianity an ‘ivillgation by Well as any can | Means of Gonim re upon the reputation of | Tole follow an insurrection | ASKOT LS ‘+ search—all these rights jealously. But the matn With the ftsianis as ithe subject of commeretal atl bene: The President is a thorougzh moral and tn- | serious, as the Value of commeree al ne Foon the ‘termined and seller it is bore. ‘#e usually sound expanding: subiect Is dep Catrall Arun- | | ~~ ; ORANGE ; RIVER. STA Give ai “Confes*ton” — come . ; markets for Armertec: renlucts and as ; : (Ci, ] 3c ! . dg PED ee ee eee Ve! y poers are eviaciniti Tian theory effort te pret at (sen. Vho and nore ke iimnications. Im tact. the =. A a Bratish Beritreh | toe »- There are very permuatted by (wall. Affairs are going > : the people are suffering unxious for their rellef, knowing as the serious effect our prestige, his administration, that would ‘against our authority. THE PRESIDENT BELIEVES, AND THES iS TILE Me IMPORTANT SETATEMENT THAT CAN POSSIBLY BE MADE TOUCHING HIS PRESENT BELIEFS, THAT CON CRESS HAS PLENARY POWER OVER HAWALL PORTO! rico AND THE PHILIPPINES. lie Is ready to — on this view of the ving that the Presidert is larg-ls view that mast engender ai discussion as to tion of the fundamental lav, second in importance only to ‘eer Se ee elhescen champien of Prats Queer Case In Which Footbal] Eleven of the (hat over th the corstitutional righ a ial teas ith ptate State to Withdraw from the mMmarisim aba ; Union . CeICH A é ; ~~ ae University Has Interest. foam rure that | am stating President's belief | Hat ome ; THE EUS nen he is gwainwhs Kee mn that quite 6 5 as me the approva ee 7 wk ere : ; fi = Rpecial 1 elie subjest, although Po am ret quite. Mee AicKink SF Dig air yn os s: a 00) Ot ee © the Post Db spate) ' P Pacha anenes “re teat ge htae sh i “Pita: ieee ba ory Begins bis repre VeIM poerSslyeoty ¢ Nboduet C! icy ] COLUMBIA. Mo ron b 17 ch koe cides land moved by 1 eb Shas ed Chiat amt port ek ; a ; Bas BCER FLAG BRITISH FLAG lreught an | *, DUL says ! THE NEW THEATER OF THE WAR. of judicial support for kis view lie . jrmise 1° -eomelusion that Congress is not County Cireuit Court took uy .. h rise | t) Chis iu ‘ i h { ‘ j denominatt 1 , ; | thie . ™ “4 Gay 1" Which the Missouri Univ reity foo:- OUR NEW ISLANWUTS AND itil f tire a Tae ie: SO BETHULF Tah aa i oNT “4 inst outburst of jubilation over iant rar e's provides prerSit tern sara e distress wie the President €xXpes lion, that eo ‘ ) for ats own etait} ¥; tf ; . | ’ i , peel ,« Mf pains, but that he! moni! a he | peans of lift. | ; , » _ . . 4 ° . , — } 4 . ' : 1 ] F Ing }? tie te ae ees ' of ‘ >. ; 4 oat 7 i ta ' ee tanks, . - 1; ‘¥ K Within the frriss lhe iit 8 ; ¥ ‘ *. ] a 1?) ! i! THE INFLUENCE EXERTED ot ivthn she: didameilinn ss BY CERTAIN CLERGYIIEN. page : : Wish to - not Won own Le PP aT Studies hy baouies, Nave berley bas now spent if Frit a’anTvie* r miittary and RENSFuURG ¢ : ' qtr SjPOoW ] ? ——— ee DOES A BROKEN NOSE MATTER? Wportanece ' sae prouity a a of ae ’ jntivenc. of tlre with nas muent for the under the ome « whem e that he is stantismoin its mail) large Mmieasiure for tlizati is important to digress & m Constitution, a | NAAUNPOORT STOamacre the interpreta- | " ISidi r> LIrige pe the Missouri oA acee unt: i question, as to preaching ¢ hristi: ; al) \ that has, Locvnanaed | limitateons of the Constitution in legislating for the bail team was involve. As Wiinesses jin behalf of one of jt. numier, Ek TL) Smith | one of the team. su. Tanby & Bryson r Columbia livery damagex lor a | broken nos. while riding In a stable. The acetdern, «,.- team War returning from Wako Was Overturnes jy 4 creek entire 1 tumbted intu the wa er nore wand RoW. Nelsen's 4, Nelson's case wit! bw Caee to-day thre defeisee Wa Naa’ uegeerrt tes on fiten SUStMined Trem an accident Wavon ooclonping the urred ultoy : trie IN AM UIE ns: Oteakiig of a rose Wis football player ‘Phe Se, Forty witny of jittle ameouni have eo far tertitied THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. FAIR; WARMER. Piles {7 Missouri, Vilrets, Indiana apa fieing temperature Sunday Winds Western Texas. diac Territorr Mondays: afiabie wind» Nebtaska eof heteas latr aed warmer Su. @ay; pertiy twody @nd waiw Monday, vailavie Wa ; lowa —Fatr a0! Mondag: wartabie New Mesieon. Oklahoma ard ‘'n ,atr ant “warwet Pundar i reve ft |} THAT islands CHANGE HAS COME OVER THE PRESIDENT. reeotut! mad . over him. “Phe vided that the the isinndsa so far inited that i has come tiaawall pr apPp.Y te ‘opstitution ef th refeolution A change him ruler «of hepublfle showid laws mtravere the 4 .o provided in the same llawaiian custome lawe should remain in Now, the Constitution pr that furisdietion slate te untforia . had 1 n dealt with on the ag with subjsects of loaisiation itiag«ds 5 » i4,¢ 8 al oh. ‘ they tarifY mrurt nanve attached te the and President at that: tine Wwe coneluston te . ; Which they hay reaches! Mr. Meliinley spoke of the Ha- princtples granted of referred only to civ.l ware tbs row annual message. Wwaians as entit'ed to the reserved by whe Constitution, and not to peol.tical rights rate, HE NOW HOLDS THAT CONGRESS MAY TARIFF LAW FOR PORTO RICO, ANOTHER ANOTHID: For THE PHILIPPINES, AND BE DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF THE In his rights and Dit he At amy PASS ONE rFOR BRAWAIL, ALI, MAY UNITED STATES, It does not appear iikely to his mind that any question can ever arise as to the civil rights of the people of these places Trying to describe Mr. McKinley's view on this subject, I find it difficult to hit upon a terminolugy that will not ‘turn te of th titan | derstoed the and masa af ration being had Capacitics own merits, constd: of compecting and protected Therefore, it follow. on the is established country therefore, there prot proeducts «f ar e*sa Treat wetween tnis mot be a should — ‘CONTINUED ON PAGE Pe ee ee oe OW ee eae ees Ove ee Seen ee CP ee ee ee this « theory, thai and Porto Rico: tive tariff products cf the Philippines and of Cuba, for Cuba is talked TW. , OUR PROTECTION PCLICY. Sie: Me Kites Thinking 3 wie i ROBENTS HOPED TO BAG CRONE His Pians Were Wel! Laid. but the Foer Commander Was Too Alert the Briton. —_— Oe || for bw dt, re Roberts: at th theater of % that : Miand- Kit Wit ih nece untry ’ 'r king Western trade | ant ("ror te, over! sicge of that, against free berries. the "ae & ber'«= had his foree. weeke [.ord Ito- the orgunigation of Quict:y masscd some littie over three corn pleted He then — — Slike . ' . on eubens ewde be Rilntibnesa: eee rem wees a a ee ee ? . ~~ _—<——— the old i «ome had al- | Rtovertea had lier pesition of Maxwersx! nte'n Kimhkerey on the to Modiler River Station on the south, the line was prolonged rum divisions ‘ fron north ard north t and porslviy two Invtantry cavalry moved creots.ngs of the Modicr River, the infantry the a _—~ a —_ ee ar eee —_— = re ee a

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EE eee OO ts uperinten ding @.r 1 less he was satisfied i; no harm woud come to any iieo un- 2 he PG) mocrat the interpretation that would restrict { - : » the / Z ; = > Org@aryns mus am rie hat aets direet- . fe ' a é, oa La — ala &. OTR LHe ft rayies es lining loese or- Bult Can interest: ble ow er Course, : COMPASSION Let ‘Sllon Comeertiis icy. Ag : , = gan’ * writ ’ nm interns] evetemic reme. “Of the first evision no mention has the people, who e believes, hay eon injure: r tlie tfrrtes | *-)T SHOUT! i HELD THAT ThE CONSTITUTION 4, } 7 ene ype : 3 Paddy. Lt is claimed { leruma that it eures been made in the telegrams, and the being by our. rul the suddennpe; f the emergency and! “3269 20 TEE NicvV SSKSSIONS, THE TARIFF Mag #4 PER eae at Re et sep, ae ' res ted. The folowing ference is that a part of the design is. as that failure or inal! : oe raat dinte ree! Vth (EPUBLICAN PARTY WOULD BE ae se “= , Stiiis3 eo Rae BF mY p MMS OLET ie wares —_ ne 6 ple ind: yet, undisclosed Possibly its function ia Jief, But he eiolra Viole beld) in if e«xXanmiinatio: AND Thi PROTRreCTIED INTERESTS LYS (———. teers ===.TS =, ie. vy | , can abasic neat: trpyle statement oF Rot: to complete the circuit on the west. Pere of the views of the politicians and the interests of American! WOULD Hil OPFENDED. Ms : or SOs, SN | re ESV EEN Va, writes haps, too, a force is making to the eust- citizens and came to the conelusion taat they harmonized.! © Theretere, the ndency e RR licans is to interpret ~S a ae "2 rip deed Pee a | : 2 fi epee ward, south of the Mouder River, to in-) Jie *aves that he is proud, if le proper for hin: to feo} | the nstitut! 7 such a Me too ineet What they re- : oe — Per SSS} | Ne 2) eee Ret GD Wand others re- Dae ~ronse, though aa the mognted pride in any act of iis owas comminendation that the} gard as the «evils which wou foolleons e guee\epiance of the eels)! ae Bins none eertn cel sau = —S Sa al he ct Mp | ‘on ' 7 ne to es Boers ecver #! miles a cay no infantry 4 porty Ricans have “free access to our markets.” , Dew possessions parts «f t} ‘rritery of the United States, \" es 300 oes on ~- SS Pnow w My eyes were catch them. A part ol the fioer foree may He is sure that if it were not for that recommendation in| Site dehinne 3h. conatitutiona! a nlitical rathes sie \ NF , . oe FE Se : 3 : > 2 . va suldt't etieed the. eee have retreated to the Northwest, Coward his annual merssvee, Congress would have applied full Dingley | judictal and the mind that is working in the direction In Sr fe Z ay / 7 cath. KE > Ay SNe > , aga Ace ara Ves Were (hick, and me Morn. misery which would have re-/ the end which Mr. MeKinley has reached fiads it rather easy Way ’ ; sy j = . a _ innit aie ee a. viii apa He: Phe sana factory it by prece- . \Gi 4 : Zz . = gama = ‘ remedy I could nh weged* ; yh yon i ’ mee : . : i hear of and then failed. Ament i powers of the peneral CGovernmnmicnt. > var : '} Te) " MIrsuUed. pot y, and will, n Ras Ml Sa A . rates to Porto Rico and the wre can be no doubt tuat oere erie’. sulted from that action would have becn appalling. to sustain the conelusion most satis is we leved and that the ratiwawv wi!ll soon OES i a a PRS es SRE be revpened., This is a SUCCOSS, but the THE PRESIDENT'S IDEA AS aenhnts Valieh PO Mer Naha Pros per ! > . 9 = 3 ae . TL . . . . . ss.00! ; . " on ‘ be AS a ~ = — - : ~ | . { iain alithe rest of the pea * | e more valuable result—the desiruction of | TO PORTO RICAN DUTIES. THE PRESIDENT’S COLONIAL Ss: sf taken. 1 used only four batties Maine . soe rsttos* .---—= : = — ' gre Sin 7 von it - = - aa“ « ~ s oOnmnrcas . : oes . i... — > . oe - : ; sore cies te ; PPOSIE Age : — a ss 2 Mhe first battle of Peruna @id me more mart of the Toer army—has not been se- a a : i oh ef be naild “ e The modified bill, then, now pending before the two Houses VIEWS SUMMED UP. No tie SS SEZ : Am a@ weil man. JT am tell ng others what eured., ; pitti ” Bitic in ne «eiTctine * : a z , f “ m . Why O's - nee . ; » 1 esate * of Congress, reducing the rates on Imports and exports be- | To sum it up, {tt is Mr. McKini: v's belief, an] it willl be his . SS % bo 0 ot on d , ~ . —— om it has done for me .- ey pe . \ : a — = a Mirs Hertha Fergus n Si) - he uson, Superintendent Stences thit (! * attributable to ues be on ( : , : (OE tween Porto Pico and th . | nited Siates to sod ber cent of | Purpose to earry the | ‘lef inte operati Th, THAT Thik (*ON- OY ls p = \ rane vat ; - ness in the itieh gonerulship, ‘ae ’ er venifieis mena’ ie) SPP prerroN “Ss oNGpyr ‘Dey -r “yy : : Pert Se, ee i Free Dispensary.of Brooklyn writes the fol seems to have been exeelhnt.” the Dingley bill is, the President thinks, the result of his! STITUTION boksS Nor APPLY To ANY OF OUR NEW WO > EBA tet cay ¥. i rites the fol- . “« ° “' ; ‘ ‘ . . , . a . ry" ry? . . i ie . . . - ’ . , : * . i ; * ¥ “~_ ~ > : : “ — - o 7 c me ter »Prorm 136 Lawre muce sire t ‘ssage ‘Pe ade 22 he st'l] s at ‘pul-ll- 5; 1 ST *}: LE 4° We 3; ‘On \ ee AY —=—s = Se “There are diguieting features nessage urging free trade and io : pergier tha ig pul oh ISLAND. a , ig i, hOVPLE ARE NOT FIT FOR . , \ ae S ae Brooklyn, N. Y.: ; Ci & “© > wi t me to his Siew, althoug + WH -ELE-GOVERNMINT BEYOND T T PROPOSE “Ere \ 10% oS gm =u ——— newr. The cantar by Boers, said to have fe eee ee core eS : cig ggg Mbt ienh Badeyay (Tose ~ce ~arryTr an te be . \ 4 A 0 > - ~ a — — - = eome from Cole¢verx. of a laree British Probably do nething to impress Chat view on them. H ys; HAW All TH AT 7 A Oe i x. WW POSSESSIONS MUST NOT A = a ——e — B. e x. no medicine deser | ft =; ee ne ae higher raise as it titsh post at Renebure A : h .- = z= sy, ; ' : is vig : } that t! i | 2 TR —— ! eurative agent in . _- "Y " T re ‘Y ‘ , ‘ j ‘ | . - tera . = ‘ Fr: ow: ; ? . ‘ ' nM a io ‘e }«S t ? | | transport and ror ‘ny pureh -third of bottle of Bitate ra) bri ti It : — iy Retite } rench, Whe marched into Kimber 7 i i} I bi 3 piivayv lee “ Coe 1 f os et aie written from VW asnington, Cig Saye l have taken one-thir oO a SS Mr Samuel Sanders of Biythdale, Mo., t) . A a ~ pe - OCF Pg or an Irishman, as has been stot ee free mini : the following of Pertuna for catarrh: | BAYS: e@ Free State contingent out of Natal. : 201 ore SS = “Toh . use rina in my famile ane Tpon this point I am less sunctuine than ar ore soem settiod in PD 3 Slt ab ted ite b toe Nineteenta Brs, © , - ar regen, ti] eee ar | ee . ; he aes rhe srg parent 6h “My disease was catarrh of the urethra rhe , ne - be | uri shad elire, though probabiv genera’. ns if he Ww, “af Wa? : ; . bie x os ent, ‘ ’ ehabta an eneeri. ij \ re ) ae j rt ’ }} a Mi . S and bladder [ got o bottle of Peruna anda ‘ort « e Enelis bservers Ose . ‘ ere euee — - ne 28 , a ented upon. . rribe ee}, 7 s >t a0 eh ‘ y a who > > ee | ) _ . I“ 4 . Q | The Post-Dispatch correspondent eard ) friends. ° ri het > a See eg terre vl z ‘h ftriti : V ihe? & itu er epee bf or: i} : . i , ‘ ’ if ¢ ' ' ’ ' ast ; ) lon @ 4 ——s « , peace demonstration in Trafalgar Sq . ee sia PT Pee me corn , est gre ut A oS. as Dear Iv tor Hartman end you this > which was breken up by oreaniz | a iat “etn Seles fe Hoon of Bf) 98 sorte ; Fihag I B Rent “jam 3s 4s la machinis: v testimonial, prompted by the gratitude of | = rare are PAA | j a 4 is t- -— > « “ea _« tt net . ; iat el : wm . : ' “Yy ostor fy: , my heart. I can truly say that Peruna is ; " of jing roveh-s, ehirt M > hl ren 4 Was s das ’ = are ' ’ d ' ‘ : ] 3 _——— -}--— , s + , . . ~ Three British Divisions Have Inyaded amahe theipeace crowd and got a scvere: gainiy feure. tty | pedecedetedepededbetetececieds | YT ® ‘ot Rleen ite utoni haf a great medicine. Before I commenced tak- pees ei ke eee ! hag vw ery : = oo ing it I had syvsteenic catarrh and was in the ; biow in the face whh a herd applic, with J borseman, can Free State in the Hope of which the disturbers had armed themselves lc indefatigable in a march. ROUT IS NOTHING TO poor health. Since I have been taking Peru- na I feel ike a new person. I have a good THE BOER SOLDIER. Cutting Off the Enemy. , oe apnetite, sleep well, my food digests well, LONDON, F b. 17.—Dispai. hes from the DESE RT LI KE COU NTRY OVER and I believe in a short time that T will be Regicn of Jacobsdal dated Feb. 15, say: entirev well. I heartilv recommend Peruna Lord Roberts, with the Sixth and | WHICH THE ENGLISH MUST MARCH. to all teachers and students as a great tonic Seventh Divisions and the cavalry division, | for the whole system. Yours gratefully, C. E. Deem. in marching to reileve WKimberiey, rend- : . a Saueubed ‘at Enrlin and then mache 1». 2ne Orange Free State, Almost a Treeless Plain, Where Mr. Deem is a teacher in the common ward the Free State. The Sixth Division Water Is Scarce and Sandstorms Are Frequent. schools of Wood County, West Virginia, A book on the different phases and come- ee eee Ot Watervosl Britt Operations in the Bloemfontein campaign the level of the surrounding country and Hamilton Clark. plications of catarrh, written by Tbr. Hart- @nd marched along the right bank. ‘Tue speedi.y dsain all moisture trom the corn- man. will be sent free to any address by Boers showed Aght and we had several try. This prom.ses to make the wate: casualtics. The division then marched on to question. a serious one for the British oe > °° . ee ae +. fr O ees * % . * ** . ing the. . . es a “he Fioere are CS 2 + . arme i: Witt ** and are ’ the } ocr rdee. -® will be vastly different from those on Tuvela. because of the great difference Jacobsdal. The cavalry captured Brown's the topography of the country. The Orange . ‘ . ‘ ehai ‘ »? ‘ . . =) , + , 2, . et ree State, instead of being A MrweriinNntiali- Drift on tne left bank of tne Boer'’s. main pcsition. Both colvuinns are now marching nerth, | | Tele Mai Morey Saved i\s21 Market st. pPara.le) with ernen other, With «a minimuen of 236 degre ae Piya i er a Gen. Kelly-Kenny, with , Divi- along the river banks. Ji lies between (he | wer heat is not so oppressive as it - -- - ee : FINAN & KELLEY Undertaking Co., 3 ‘ | . ' - : ; H i , : i) , 4 aT 3 “x . . : s } ade ' 4 .* ; , ‘¢ 7 # ay >, ‘' re n 4 * aay og Sy Port igh ‘i “ie Boers Orange and Vaal rivera, being bounded on but for the excessively dry utmos) her nell alae ee OO ee ee : 7 . a “hie , rT ’ shoals ‘ Paster? “ o Be > preys: 211 . a fu: , the: ; , “aye . : , i Tidges, bul were o' dank d th modhied the west by Cape Cu.ony, 4 or , tala wae a sages Page a yal A ener hl 22 erehes : , ihe , 26-28 EASTON AV infantry and retired. There were tew The entire country ts a high-lying plat-/ 700 Te Seinen Can” tis sea tow oui! BOnK, ter NEN and TO.08 LN ‘qd | oo vin! eee and ret i eau, being between 4000 and Sia feet avove ne dry atmos here auses she water gui- ar, ar es iy 2S Telephones—Lindell, 156 M; Kinloch, D 132. . and comsists of vast UbGuthal.ny — be nearly always dry and irrmsation oo © ele ole © oo Oslo @ 3e D 26 D oie Dao Hie 459 © aio @ ao Hare ‘ LP Te , | Shag. ae hg, x — ———veae e division tien evacuate * F SCU-LEV EL, a -) n : : Th cu ted Pia wrasn-covert 4 plains, broken only ace jon- corted © whereve possit.« ‘aiurrh of the bladder true *@ ad r eatare ane ys, a vorr valuable remedy ond can honestiy and the Peruna Me licine Company, Columbus, fully asserton of th or affirmation tmat | Ohio. ftorms.are frequent -during months ‘nh South Africa } Vember, which corresponds The hottest month is January, er ~— ee LACDE® pm SCHU BAOH, @gr110 N. Broadway o- > 0 * ** * ous country full of abrupt hilis, ts a great ready fom Diain, over 4).0) square tiniles In extent, and almvust entirely destitute of trees exce, *@ oe * . * *. Imm «fs? degrees, and the coldest * ee. * +> > **° - Ost + ¢. Marching north in the track of Fb hy capital is Bloemfontein, It Is 40) ———— 4 -4,4 « > ‘ 1} ys he 7 cavalry, whi n ore SS .4 tive Niw ‘ + Pay er nily oy hopje 5. “a few rik nw re . ait) UR. q : wh arg 905 er eo! any - p - vl “i — 4 Ok a ae . tt" 2 : ail The Seventh Division crossed the Rier quentiyv fringed by WilkhoewWs ale i “at, te Hage a gp TE yet ; . wg Hae ne (iN ‘ai ! | ae dee ’ on: mae at %:15 poo om., Prederh k Ahrens, aged (3 River east of Koffvfontein ana drove the Its rivers are tributaries of . gigi hoy 5A : y Ben. " i prin» ae ! “ he jhe ? e kee ! a of 7g ers ere ee war Roe Ses years, beloved huweaud of Caroline Abrenhols enemy before them or the Orange rivers, and the Ny be , be cans ; oR: Aa lipid ol , t k ye CNP th . ae end {athe Friedrich and kmil Abrenhkois Ted a Vas atl ey ay hee: te 5 ¥ | : : . -+~~ + ¢ aril chee, Mrs Snell atid Mrs. Gen. Tucker is now on (ol. Keliv-Kk en? importance is Lieb ~“ybperks a’ - u let Poe : : 2 ail | os ae ‘ a 7 -_ ° } e . j«! 34 = right, and provabiy will effoo: z ts ng narrow sheet of water, drained by anh aff ha 1 OF, i aeeee 8 sta" + ' Boers Hav Forced thi British £ ck ~ re rages 7 . , : . he . y. "i orgs 4 oo, iidoe a! ; ' t 7 Cort ; ‘ ' > . > 4 ' . with his force. The ‘enemy is retiring north, ent of the Wilge river. wi YM of whie} ay whe fall fiehiine % From Rensborg LO : . — The Ninth Division. urder Gen @ ‘Vile The population In Tso) Was 2M ,or wins . : ye seri pai ee Funeral ary 19, et I p. m. oe in eet ofr the Sixth Division. The ding inned ey ee ot: aie rye re i ("toy — lis ™ , ° : ’ ° “ 7 : Arundel. ) "inta n and hue’ reiienhe r from fatol.y i j ‘ 44.54 ‘ a. bri ante ay. nemy us far has made nO cle termine d qore i iti ‘ « ° ae Ps } ; pial iy’ Kaitfir ite Bo i ‘% ares all . . bet : Tt ’ . ‘ “a . P : ME : maa 4 ’ ° ‘ . gad ' 1' HY. 7. - *’ with dt oe atten m4 AMMUSTRONG ent rin ng die! in Peoria, es ye - a s* ’ , , etand. ecent There is) ne much land undes te of the Francviis we oth pits tivotion the country belie a ARN fies F ’ 31) hal ‘ae, Be e : “oy I , | lie THM - : pt iu m.. from We huve captured thousande of stock . ' args” f Pine i | eee 7 apligh F , PY, cchsely thy Shona 2D, 5 a -—-—-@-—_—— ro Fie al. Large numbers of sheep, catiie, | st tre Paers thc Rigg? alba ag nA hdl wep: e othe ! bere] She. grins: f ive oth ' if es and Koats are Peake td, an SIT es — * ie tre . . 1 ’ ; : lately imtroduecs PIS GORD ttn ir jiaw) at 12.50 p. Be, » been ) : : OCCUPATION (}F JACOBSDAL , » ellmate te could in : er, ihe 13 | , Cow mia all app) rea wes | Mee € ass? meabore 3 — +: 7 yeyy : : e l in summer. The air is 0 nt i : ' “aha at : ba a ee A in €1 ial 5 Ohcnaile: ee ce - ne eed at eee ) wy | | ; e et se Machof, tetant soe ef Willem i Licata | cS eit fie + | . TSE rs therm HTN ae rrow iio (+ | Wants to Learn All About the British- | wb ‘herbie Laff tuee Glynn, at the healtnfulness of | s bis itds Prolonged droughts Ti Was Not a Defensive Position, but '" frolonged droughts ) ' ' -—_— oe —_ -- ong mist ie hy, P ountrs i! i } ‘ . f ' 7 > * '} nh’ 4 ‘ i es * ‘ ; j 4 ‘ ' : ; _ =" , P ‘ viel ! ret . vi J "IOS . i : v1 : pris ; . } a ; 7" ‘ * . s . ’ ; ‘ ‘% j bil 1) Ati "yy . '* . ; ; . , " °* . ‘ > . ‘ i i : \ ‘ " ; d Lj ¢ f : sh ; ier ’ : ! ? ; 7 rw s : ' Boe Wat ates . First i le, j ! 1. » frou: preetden @. 1s06', H{and. zp. mw See er a short tinea, Auntie Kurus aud r of Mere Mole if bit) Most eral Hospital. vapidiy carried off hy t - . ans betagwhich are genetally oF a feet belo Va sion, (en at rik : , 7 ' ae : : : dee ee a es : : es te: ad os * te Gagne: abe ' Ard ; ' : i? ' ise oof Common JA‘ ORSDAL, Feb. 15 (Thursday) —TLord thal . 2% perk es ' t ') AL p . , ' » trrade dl cone pias time ail the : -~ : , A, ~ t a BAT ; liane proollcy : ‘ , nb (nee Taras). Roberis’ troops to-day entered this tow », Which has been - ie sipobir ig RE ot ~ _ ae sick aiacinl ertee ed ack al oe ried tthe Vipis anes ten | eee oom 9 ciated a ian a r realtones 1t2y - — ‘ j Bf ‘ say ' ’ ' °-or , or Tk . poae na ' dah Sat . ' . , ; a a ; MM ‘ tre , ‘ ara t bie soldiers are 2 ‘ _ i ; veTaoss alae if , she a4 ’ - Th ' *; bn) ‘ an ' ‘ F a al , esrit} sTyeve sii - . , , ; “ ; , " ‘ , ,* " " ) — : y . . . : " . . Fume . . te ary ee tes . " . . purchase What thes she iy , vor wai) | 7 ' : ; yoy shana °o Next Sunday, le ; . the l’ost Dpiscvat ' is SO pen eftul ih; . t ’ ' ’ , : ‘ ’ ’ ty in ‘ ‘ Will offer its manv thon, ‘”e “set the utmost surprise ‘ rhe ‘pero tt ‘ ‘ - ies ® . : ‘ , iit ’ wed uy adits er al ' P ety, ‘ . ’ , , ‘' _* 1 : ’ = " , : .* ' . ts vis a" ‘ ; ‘ ~anur . : : . i : i : another Hterary ‘ho Ok mn ‘ geen.is reported i t t 33 ; Ts i ‘ } ‘ . ; a K ’ 2. a7 peor? ° ; _ by di . wo , , isa) i he Mee i - by e meant instant loot og. Sine: Riss; | ai : ' cecal sine Pv ibe Ls sthe of of preusoonia, ory 5 the herale @clwur, ban thie NI . ‘der [ttyver ‘th lerW ‘ _ ‘? 4 °* ’ ‘ . | :. it? ;* ; P r wee ow > ‘ ’ ‘ ; i? : lL, it t , ; " : , . . . ; . s t ‘ | ‘ ‘ j ' ; Shatn. garrisoned, hy il his bare nm Kryere | " ; — *, s mre . 1) ; > ' ed 1} —_. @ -- -—- - P : P . , 9 ef ‘ . . , owt seme Tia ow sof hi. This story, whica will imim- fe) rom = «(SF at . "ii stats las ea? OWh ras »: ' A ‘ r ma w HO ak et Ee ee . ' io " i! 7 M LAL te tial Ti- at bn aa hen Knighthood \\ iis fn |} *y ; \ re ' . ’ yy ’ he ° ie { : ‘ : Ms | ’ ’ t UNS (N Hf WIBLD ; 3 . ” - Tunning, will Le the third Pa reat }? eran ‘ ha “e , Pry | i a] ; ' te sé } ’ = } . } ] a | 4 \ 1’ ‘ ‘ is ’ . oP) ‘ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ : . , 49 } al i ; . ‘ ie ‘ 3 octet Ha ua etion given to the world w it 1 wz , ul ‘ . oe . pg : cc . Satie ‘ : ng ‘ bie ~waeel. Fee etd ‘ ' ' , S. Mp BO Oh . ‘ 4 ™ . 4 ’ . :* ’ ® , nr | . , ' ’ ’ ° ‘ . , ; ’ . iS ai ' thet . . Weeks by the Post-liepateh ’ is : age se Cannon and Those the ro oe ‘ SS , ’ Yo? Wry hoe Wars e » £ : " ’ a ® ls . ; i? " " ; t* ‘ ’ a *) ie cletr t rs ies es )? ’ 4 ' . ; @ sa ries . “me tt ¥e «) ry tee lepton hus a1 mW * - ee arratine = Ment with Charlies Frohman. -— @ -—— They hal eWO a US, oat i = saleiliate , eher tama eric ; . Tri = ent he ee ee RS SMS De ED ee ee ee ee Pee ee O30 © 36 © 32) © al © aloo oe © Lb Ose Oaks Oks Oc OL Oe OP OD marcel ‘, ‘han et t iso pp @., John Hinds, the hero, was a Sergeant im Letters From the Front That Tell of That dk Ot aot | the fioer mark a8 * siditeilie a ae ote Anhuunere The Albert Medical Dispensary, the English Army and was Promoted for Pozzoni Building, 821 Chestnut St., Corner Nixth, - ee Ee ee at 2a @&.. Adelph if | meets fewt.y Peed ies. wy +. #e bravery to a Lieutenancy in the First Lan- Carnage, Hard Luck and cere, a crack regiment. Ile had furved the Rations. life of Capt. Lancer Pleydell tn Tndta, and) the two became fast friends Teydell ts in ‘ love with his eo: * Bacone a hae, Correspondence of the Assoctated [tesa : is on deb 3: a | fg that de ie : re peas i formation + re® Fhe Mate , r} . : 4 pS sae : a ee tee . | : > ha eet + hate’ Weak keen FOR THE SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT AND CURE OF LONDON, Feb. 10-4 ne of &%i 2 tel f ' ng 7 1 al horee iw Tr; INN the oers ” the Seventy-fourth Reg ment, sae i ' : wae a? yee ' + my , "9 heel ’ c charge of the gurl ’ ‘ 7 = , ‘ _ n 4 ot 4 i, ’ hy . N ’ ~ Vi 1 | d | D ~ & Sry) mberg engage cnent i »h ‘ tf) ae 4 : ’ ' e\e i } " , if} ) i ery OUS, ‘ en a an - pecia isease S. er In Newoustle fr: gsr ge ES. : ys dageletee aah “ Dideny Saad Were ehe~ 4 — — a Ree eRe sakes set snieaiaabciaaaaiae Nervous Debility, “tunted Levelop neat, tow Vitality, Orgaral Weakoecss, “Vora Ewes. Prastration, Decay of Potty and nd Dewontercy, Neuralgia, S-tf-Distrust Lao! Energy. ip.fepe, Poor Memor,. Iimpoverlt hed Bilao’. p Paralveis, and ALL DISEASES OF THLE NERVOUS SYSTES1 Wihtcn Veahkhe tie Wiserable and My ines« Inpos.ible Are succesttui:s Treated loon the LATEST SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES. OO gf aga fm af Oe yl, ile in, raga ln, iin, \ eee * — ee ee a ‘ es ae . btieu foe Hh oat erat ‘ the 17th imet., George ht i . buuecai f ‘Vice Jentma Fos uo Muouday, 1008 rt Gon. In the course of time Hiints falls in love with her. Pievdell fails inte the clutches of an Australian Millionaire with a bad record and jose« thousands of dollare @t cards, without the altlir, to pay lie fot conte. « ' , 1 sei as TO,,0Ws: ‘ re lo the ela Tarte Ss. ahe "org ‘ea wt le ft the ecnunip Atrotut him: he wile “ for her hand ind a ae are pied under (der) (;atacnre . and i ¢* Hinde. hearlng a conversation whic shows tne iz hill about 3 o'clock essur. Bim that bis } ’ ae U'nder the hil the Infan:' iis Ve | ls NOpe.ecses, bh hilly re- tall of i sudden the I Ou.ves to give up all thought of the Baren- | With the Mausers, We @rs and io save Capt. Pieydeii from ¢«x-|3 “py = ace ~ oy nth “3 | 3 : lery, which was in thy mite? ™* cA ; rinuai.y pile Men : os c 7 - posure at the hands of the Australian. This close Iniervals, wheeled i fhe @. HO the In equai nroportis he dors. piain seuthwest of Stoermberg A ' There are many sidelighta in the story wy a ny Meet en rien a " Whic ' : “dl ore arn { was Oring that movement tas tule : : : ALT yo that sg. ; h make it exo@s ingiy intere Sling, and gun I Wae in charge of Rut stUcCa hii at ‘ “ee pet or tirange there in not a drop vf blood she through. d teh There we were ief it Was wuWe ation 4d Ipan. wall ' . ¥ ‘ — he’ : a shiva? bac, z atlcases of Nervous and Organic Weakness erismg trom Mental Worry, Over-werk, Past Out the whole story, eave that of a liger ful—macdening; but the moment ile e¢ne- 7 wWaR ok etulned . sterk st: , ' ' r :, t | ete y Pron ine clothes ; re is 14 > Poltics, of i:xucesses of WiiAiL EV. NATURL. my saw the position we were in { RENAKKABLE CURES hi is : al Which Hin wii mM India turned their fire on wus im a short oy ° Periected in off cases whi. Rave Dron megiected or unskilitully treated 3 SEDAM Leate “dam of Cteectanatt, 0 fe « *e - so +. TaAttuny Sudldeniy ; ' ‘ Waehk, Willem taiy Faulty of fe © 4 @ PPO erOberededecepece [ru uw’ i MoherSFEY (9 Preidey. bel 16 DO ot 51 o'elor® p w.. Jowes Motones ved boebveed ef Eliza Jive 4 e : ’ , aged 71 jears, s i I gl lO LO i i lia iia a i i i i il Younsor MidJic-are!l Werare essurel that ewr Treatment ecfiects a Radical Cure ia ee piace Meeday, 19°% .. from family fesi- rr e'rert fe Br la«- be e¢ bur be e to Calvary Com ) irendse ate lutited te etie Ye Gege ede +e ? Won't forget the date this story Well eon-[ they wounded my three drivers. an LT eteal } unlimited Mence—GBunday, feb. B. The Posi-LDiepatch the while under heavy fire mysef and the |] oxen. te be used Ee . . . — gunners were working with might andtiens The !mpertal gwoverame’t ic: * 66%, sa taot dre 0 1A ' ”) a é : ban secured exclusive pe rmies:con io pee ° , > ‘ . . 7 - > Uftice H.ure + to 4 ana t to 8, “tod at 10 4° | one tation i< tufidentia)} Free aud Invite! [ent or «t eaby ; aud Cle tnesti yepers ae Coys - main to get the gun out be: Kt was ali to} ers] valuabie iessons in the "ys a 4 _ Men this story in Bt. Louis. te Purpose. For 20 minvies the Bovis one of these was te cvodiract for such ; OOLALILC i Bu geNVe) _ wee ODP ODP OP OD OPED OPEDP OP OPO HOde-peeGCeGeGegedgeGevye eee oes PO i 7 2 Adana Pegi Ses, "EY a ‘goa - fear Din tae - Ante ti te te s . _.

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a i i a —e ee ee eee ee ee “ Linens and White Goods~ ee irae vrner corty pars chases as low as last year, altho’ the market advances have beea considerable. INDIA LINEV—Just 79 pieces of Sheer White 5 TOWFL BARGAINS — Heavy Unbleached Turtish India Linen, the 8',¢ yard kind ... roves eet ¢ Towels with fancy bordere—worth 0 éieneese ¢ Linea to-day 15c eech at , ao @ rretty Embroidered ee ee eee TABLE LINEN BAROAINS—172-inch wide All- ric tor dress ! : es or drapery—worth to-day 12',¢ yarc--At 6:¢ Insh Damast, one pattern only ts — bey ~ 50¢ B: eell you a 7%c vard damask COLORED ORGANDY — Pretty avd sneer in a’! the) wapayy R4RGAINS—Goot size All-Linen Bleached leading eveniug shades, dar& colors-- At 10¢ : Irish Damask Dinner Napkios choice | 25 worth to-dar 15« vari patteras—cleap to day at $1 65......At . Noveliy White Pique with coried stripe - At l2i¢ |TABLE CLOTHS—7" fine All-Linen Bleached Irish woerta to-day Le yard , - | Damask Dinner Cloths with white border om four Novelty White Mercerized Striped Sairting. ‘2 coried | sites IN pretty pattern: te choose from—efter atripe and flora! designs, the latest fabric for shirt | this lot ia solid you will bave to pays $2.25 poet? IOZ, JOE, 40¢ aud S5O¢ | Bagg iopison ONE hile ther last, euch $1.50 At, yard Pafing: 1p 290 MEMSTITCHED LINI N SCARPS-— With embrotd- White Spreads--New Spring Goods. We're keeping down prices of these goeds though the market is still advaacing 10 cases 11-4 White Crochet Spreads, with |4 cases 12-4 New Linen Weave Marseilles Marseilles designs and good wlityAd Spreads, with elaborately raised floral pat- —worth 85c to-day At, each ¢g terns’—will give almost endless $2 00 8 $1-4 White Crochet Siresds, made wear—worth $3 to-day At, each . cases 11- ite Crochet Sy} : ; ; : cases 11-4 New Swiss Marseilles Spreads, from three-ply thre:d and in pretty Mar- medium weightani raised floral patterns,all ~~ patterns, worth $1.25 a $ 1.00 rich designs, worth $3.75 $ ea 50 to-day ... At, each & cases 11-4 White Crochet Spreads, new cases 12-4 Superfine Marscilles Spreads, pique weave, choice patterns and very ser- medium weight and very soft finish, elabo- viceable—werth $1.75 SI 35 rate raised figures— worth $4.50 $3 50 to-day. At, each ° to-day At, each . 2 cases 12-4 Superfine Imported Marseilles Spreads, all new, bandsome floral and scro!l! patterns SS 00 very high)y rnised with beavy haud- wrought fringe on all four sides—worth $7 to-day— At. each . A Great Purchase of Beautiful Puffed and Shirred Chiffons, Elegant Embreidered Cerded Silk, and Magauificent Mousseline de Soie. We skail sell them fer less than manufacturers are asking te-day for these goeds. New Spring Silks, Colored Dress Goods and Black Dress Goods. Assertments richer aad mere varied, designs more notewerthy, vaiues more extraordinary, compared with rulizng market values, thaa we ever offered before. Mf —2" pieces All-Silk Pin DHKS Coote acd Btriped Kai Keia.worth to-da 89c yard, for 10 ee Black ete Brocad- ncias, worth to-day B50c, for....... ebb oe my 7 Te-morrow the first show- jage!.New Neveity Silks fer Spriag—in hemst'tch- ed, grenadines and lace effects — a wonderful aesirtment of styles and remarkable valucs.at 75¢, $1.00 soa $1.50 **Bterling’ Black Taffetas — a fine, rich luster anc extra qua! ity,warracted to wear (we are sole agents in St. Louis for “sterli: g Silks,” ard y Feulard Silks and Printed Liberty Satins—An ex- traordinary showing—latest de- siens in all the new abades of eee boo violet and old rose; 00, 85c, 75c and 65¢ : Black Dress Goods B8-inch All-Wool Cheviot, actual value boc to-day; This Week (yard) #@-inch All-Wool French Pop.in, worth to-day $1.15 yard; Selling Price This Week (yard) 42-inch Mohair Crepons, new spring designs just opened, goods worth to-day $1.2; will be sold this week at (yard) ° 42-inch English Mohair Crepons, bright finish, an elegant as- sortment.of new patterns, reguiur value to-day $1.65: your choice this week as long as . they last at (yard) This heading is literally true. They are the remainders of our gigantic stock of Winter Jackets. There are about 359 of them, and they are as jaunty and as chic in style as any of the thousands we have sold. But the end of the season has come and they've got to go. So now is the time to secure a wonderful bargain—a Jacket that is good for the balance of the winter, early spring and next winter's wear. The Whole 350 Divided into 4 Big Lots. Lot !—Consists of 85 well-made Jackets, in all black Beavers, Kerseys and Boucles —come silk and some satin lined— 2 00 they sold for $5.00 to $6.95.......... Take your choice for ° Let 2—Consists of 9 fine Beaver and Kersey Cloth Jackets, all silk lined, a few light colors and black— S$ Jackets that sold for $19.00 to $12.0. Take yeur cheice for 4, 00 Let 3—Consists of 75 Kersey Jackets. in light tans and castor, all lined with best Dress Goods~—,23"*'*- Wool Etamine Canvas. in two shades a navy ~~ black only —a regular SOc fabric at (per yard). cr ae 38 Inches wide All-Wool Bou- rette Striped Came] Halr, in vigoureux effects—ten dfferent colorings—a bar- gain at 750; LOT !—Black aed White Chi/fons, elegant for full waists, yokings and waist fronts, extremely stylish, manufacturer's or'tg- inal prices ranged from $2.75 to $4.00 a yard—we give you cholce of this lot at (yard) LOT 2—Black aad White Chitions, with puff- ings, insertings and silk with Inserting. splendid for full waists and watst fronts, fine quality goods, manufactur- ers’ original prices were $3.00 to $5.00 a yvard—we bought them so cheap that we can and will seil them at the re- markabiy low price of (yard) LOT 3 — Cholce of beautiful Tucked Stik and Inserting: ‘tholee oo 62 inches wide All-Wool wide Wale Dnagonal, in brown mixed, gray mixed, tan mixed, castor mixed, blue, gray vy Oxford shades, worth $1.00 yard; (5¢ 66-inch wide Alil-Wool Can- ves, homespun, in all the popular subdued tones of the season, such as Ox- fords browns, castors Krays, etc., etc., etc.—this is one of the popular and practical fabrics, and espe- Clally adapted for taflor made styles stree.. or SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. Tuckings of every description and prices ery and opeu work centers—worth to-day ¢ « r IN | BY | } AS ys ~~ AND YET NOT ONE HUNDREDTH PART OF THE BARCAINS WE HAVE, MENTIONED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. ‘ - W ies’ $9.00 to $6.95 Jackets for $2.00. 1d Reefams eefers for $2.00 Each. °* 9 | | ( : Ladies $10.00 to $12.00 Jackets for $4.00. adaCeS hea Irieze Reefers. in sizes 6 to lf vears, that are from our ° purchase of E. J. Adier and Stern, Falk & Co.'s stock, are in our Way, so out they go—many at half price, ‘not quite ha.f price, and others less than half price. insertions to match, all widths, beau.t- worthy/4n ue ame oP 4 ,, . orthy o the nn » «of > rains it ul ° rents ° + ae sg areas ee ie to buy now for next aciuhae. Goan mactions heats money's dies | to Jackets for A A Tour Chelee werth this season All these Reefers have large storm ° e . collars, and you can have $2 00 All to Be Found ia Our Great Cioak Roezc1. Zs ° A Big Sale of 200 Dozens Young Men's $7.50 6 Kid Gloves Just think of buying a young man's stylish suit for $3.7! (nly a small lot that are left from cur big sale. Every suit sirictiy al.-wool ard excellently made. Sizes 14 to 19 years, Only Sw of thea” so come carly and take them away—all good for $3 75 balance of winter and early spring wear,fer.sea 7 A Var ed 9 ° Will be asusorimeatotp DOVS Winter Caps seis Cheap, The let coasisis of: Ladies’ 2-clasp stylish Kid Gloves, em- bemuiftiug, Caps of fine matertais which we sold for 1Se, broidered backs and latest co.orings 2c, o8c, Tbe, $1.00 and $1.50. Divided into three lots— tane, modes, French grays, oxblood Your chotce of le, We and Ze Caps for.... Ge and 7ie Caps for ig ae ae Your cholce of §l.a0 50c —aiso, Ladies’ 5-hook (Foster Lacing Come cerly and set veur pick—‘hese laclude ell | Hook), stylish Kid Gloves, embrotdere] cur Bows’ Winter Caps, and they've got te ge. Taffeta silks in figures and stripes—some with strapped seams and all silk- backs, In newest colorings, blacks, ar - 4 Mouseline de Sole, bral? ith stitched. These Jackets are in all sizes from 32 to 44 ard have so!d browns, tans, slates, moces, reds, Are You Going 8) the Springs, braided with feather brat Let 4—Consists of an even 1% Kersey and Broadcloth Jackets, some of them real wear and are tn sizes 6% to Th—soull in most exellent colorngs—many in new designs never ery teh ST ee Ne Sole Persian Lamb trimmed—all splendidly made—Jackets that sold $9 50 eecsebbes these gloves cheap at $1.00 “Dri me a2 95 $4.75, Bove Clethiag Dept, sanice of White Shirred Mousse. for $18 50. 22.50, $25.00, $2s Sand £32.50. , Take your choice for * pair—we secured them at a bargacn rices $. ‘ 0 Tae a ee i and make the price many pretty styies. sheered Lawor anil Muils will $2.00, 62-30 and $3.00 Chutes. eau We have an odd lot of about 75 Boys’ Chinchilla and Yrieb Ladies’ to $30.00 Jackets for $7.50 ( , with a 1éS8 up 0 R ac e ‘ OF e '. 6000 yards Machine Torchon Iace, W We de not pack away, so give you bargeins that are Chorce as /ing as thev last, fer, each. ° Long Pants Suits for $3.75. Splendid colortnes and mixtures, AT 15C PAIR. Light and ten of a style, and about ten. different ss “a or ; Te Your chok ih ot rahe reais, greens, browns, white and black and. $1.50 Caps: for elit and) appliqued all the season as high as $90.00 each Take yeur cheice fer $7.50 white, pearl and cream—Dboth Or do veu need a Rath Robe for home use? We have @ line de Sole; manufacturer's orle- —_——_——_---- -——-_———_- ; Spring Weight Knit Underwear Seventy-Five Cents Pair. CREAT REMODELED STORE Sek Ae e | ey fem pull-downs, chino nila und beavers, polos and tans. any wholce of Mousseline ‘ : , are splendMio for eventing magnificent assortment of the new Hlaunket Robes for Men inal prices of these Were from - In Cashmere For Men, $4 i s $7 on ; These bargaias are a glerious wind-up to the seasen's great business. ‘ m o«.! Var: all go at one price Come and take them away. (yard) The New Spring Wash Goods. New and fresh arrivals every day. A mazoificent display of ail the latest seveities aad co/or combinations. We bought meaths and months aro uader old market cosditioas, aad aow offer equal qualities as cheap as las! ycar, desp.te higher market values. Fine Zenhvr Giagkams -In fancy corded and woven jacquard stripes, in the new pinks, blues and helios, very choice patterns, at (per yard) Prin‘ed Dimities —Beaut!ful designs on white and colored grounds—dots, figures, stripes, sprays and Dresden ef- fects, fine sheer cloth, at (yard). I2s¢ A Great Sale of Fine Seersucker Ulnghams—Stripes, checks | Satia Plaid Orgarndies, exquisite printing, and plaitds—in all co'ors and in light and dark co.orings, American J o Sheets and Pillow Cases. styles, all new spring goods, at goods, but que] in appearance anid style Altheugh the market is still advaaciag, we are not to the imported goods; you cannot af- enly keeping dewa the prices, but keepiag up the Prieted Piques—White grounds with polka ford to overlook these qualities. dots, stripes and figures, in pink, light at the price blue, navy, red and back, 10¢ Faecy Embreidered Zephyr:, new striped ef- } Sheets and Fine Woei. : Note the low prices we a .me for reliable qual.ties, aad this, tee, in the face of advarced manufactarers’ pices @o secret, hewever, how aniwhy wecao sell so cheap—we bought lowg belere prices weot soariag skyward. Alen'’s fine camel's hair, medium weight, Selling Price Nottingham Lace Curtains Sacrificed Not by us, but by an Eastern manufacturer who gold themtous. Malf Pricetea what we shall sell them to you for. We expect to arouse enthusiasm among buyers such as We got them cheap by reason of there being only from one Renalsear.e, Best Americas Dress Caiicnes, in choice new mo other store will know. epring etyles, eht and medium colorings, at (per yard) resruegr sizes” eaen Also same gqualiiy in extra size Shir stout Drawers tor fat meg, cacii Men's superiine Austraitiin Natural Cashmere $1 25 Shirts and Drawers, each..... PP ee Se en rey . —— ao to M pairs of a pattern. Ali perfect goods in Brussels, Casavan, Cluny, Irish Point, Madras, Roceco, Point de Rosae, Point de Paris, Marie Antvinette, Louis 29-lach Percales. extra heavy. in navy blue, china, turkey red and black ani white styles, eplendid wearing fabric, at (per yard) XIV. and many novelty designs. All at Half Price! Half Price! A big force of salespeople te walt on al! premoily. Misses’ and Bavs' Nerla.-welzht 46 ° 99 “UGRANITE DYE” fast black co ton Hosiery... NO ADVANCED PRICES HERB. All these goods escaped the rise by reason of our early ordering. fieve’ Corduroy Ribb Buceck Cotton Hose Miss Itjioed Black cotton Hose.... Misses’ Ribbed biack and fart loys’ Copduroy Hibb Black Misses’ Ribbed black and ribbed heavy black Cotton 6 6', 7 Fi, 250 3°%c recetved from the Custom House, and will be placed spring importation of novelties in asciess ena 12 Ceme aad share ia the Cierious Bargaias. 81.75 pa 'y 82.00 pair £82.25 pair 82.50 pair 82.75 pair 83.00 pair 83.50 pair $3.50 Lace Curtains—Sale Price. $1.00 Lace Curtains—Sale $4.50 ace Curtains—Sale $5.00 Lace Curtains—Sale 95.50 Lace Curtains—Sale $6.00 Lace Curtains—Sale $7.00 Iace Curtains—Sale 70c Lace Curtains—Sale Price...... Rhe pair $1.00 Lace Curtains—Gaie Price....50c pair $1.20 Lace Curtains—Sale Price....400e pair $1.50 Lace Curtains—Sale Price....7he pair $1.% Lace Curtains—Sale .. BOC pair $2.0 Lace Curtains—Smle Price. .$1.00 pair 2M Lace Curtalns—Sale Price..§81.25 pair $2.00 Lace Curta!ine—Sale Price..$1.60 pair livse.....260e pals color—also boys’ (“otton fast tan Hoeer Price. Ready-Made, Unbleache4, size 63x00 in....33¢q each Price. Realy- Made, Unbleached, size 72x90 in Price. Ready-Made, Unbleached, size 81x90 in.... Ready-Made, Unbleached, size 90x90 in.... Ready-Made, Unbleached. size 45x36 in Ready-Made, Unbleached, size 50x36 in Ready-Made, Bleached, size 50x36 in at (per yard) fects In pinks, Dlues, Invender and reds, for shirtwalista, In exquisite 2 paitterns, at (per yard) ¢g Sitk Giaghams, in stripes and checks, beau- tiful woven designs. plain and Price... Price. Price. Price. New Brandenburg Cloth —In the new aepring styles in navy, French blue, new red and biack grounds, exquisite printed de- signs, all novelties, 3 inches 30 wide, at (per yard) woven jacquard designs, at (yard) ¢g B. NUCENT & BRO. DRY COODS CoO.., BROADWAY, WASHINGTON AVENUE AND ST. CHARLES STREET. Jus? on suie Monday Ladies’ Fancy # from. tl qp'o? Pillow Cases. Ep This ts a type ~ to do ft. —_ — — ee oe + _— ee ee - —— cottage, now vacant, ts the eummer home of J. Ledyard Cafheart, adjunct pro- fessor of mechanical engineering in Colum- bia University, York. Several hun- dred feet from this building Is another cot- the Rev. Willfam Cath- cart, a retired Baptist minister and fathe: of the New York professor. New oceupte | by The two structures stand, with thelr out- | isolated a mile from the rali- road depot, For a number of weeke tlie preacher and his famiiy have terrorized by the flashing of lights and the firing of rockets from the and the cupola of the barn im the rear. Fear that the place waé4 terre] them from inves: eating, except in ine and then nothing Was overed for a iong time to a clew to the solution of the mystery Rev. Mr has olh- that leads been cottage f.ret Ge daytime, ‘iS give (“atiicart him to tine heliev: ‘ t theee remark- ! '° At perfoas ranging f.om and after roobertas in shortiv after midnight being carried. on from cottage with more than activity We went to the front tne cottage and opened it No cd the door swung open than two Pisto, shots rang out Instantly the lLgnts extinguished “The next day we mace a thorough search couse and unmistekable evidence coupaney was die overed, To mak: doubly sure we atretche! s.ender threads across doorways and between chairs. These were afterward fourd disturbed, “Another thing which céuees us to be- Neve that burglars are making their head- quarters there !s the passing through the lane during the early morning hours of heavy wagons drawn by (two and three horses. Shortly -after these have ed we see fires started in the woods. be that the plunder Is carried there. ing, however, haa ever been stolen from the house.”’ The Montgomery County euthorities and the police dcpartment in this city have been appealed to by the Rev. Mr. Cath- cart for aid in so ving the mystery. MR. SPRAGUE SAYS Jobbing salesmen should take their cus- tomers to the Delicatessen and let them see the modern way of feeding the multi- tude. er rile lgnaling Was ows of thie Work «of | | 1 So pronounced " age: sv) FOR YEARS SHE WAS A NOTED CHARACTER IN CLEVELAND. SHE WAS BRILLIANT, BUT ODD. All Her Strong Mental Endowment Was Held Down by Eccentricities and She Succumbed to Starvation. Feb. 17.—With the bratn the determination of a CLEVELAND). ofa Mme. De Stael, Paostites Corday and the luck of a Cyrano de Bergerac, all twisted, mayhap, but ataill that they made cvhelr pos- sessor almost a beggar instead of a queen, Ann Purkin.§ seller of newspapers ani writer of poems and essays, died Ina hel Alexis Hospital last work. ecore of vears she of charity at St. vears. For a Most Streets jeturesque figure the tact the pleased wer had heen the Tevesand were the clothes Wear. For most years she been hungry, at .east 4 simply becaus: as the world wishei was a crank, was che died for her opin Purkin died with a trunk essays, haif of which writers of poet IANS “it shi ;art i 1 «she would not use her bie r ta brilliant : use them but a of letters ideal, passion: quitted Ann peems and Hat many would have Bat he glad was net heen written them she Jress-reformer but a reformer of every- thing else, aimost Years ago she addictel form, and, as in ail utmost extreme hereelf to spellin re things, she She ww aline of what atie tex] would no had writien t she had written , voth as punctuation. She would This kept her out of print and made bish of what would have been otherwise available matter, for nm whativer she wrote there was more or jees of tae force anil brilllancy of the pen that has a right to write for print. . Ann Purkin's death waa the oniy kind of a death her life could have brought her Ail winter, when she was not tll she was at her usual «corner on the busy square selling the afternoon papers Her volce was a a~hrill squeak as she cried out the names of the papers. To almost all -the newspaper buyers she had ceased to be a curio, they had known her so long. If those who did not know her ato to gaze they saw that In her face which kept them from laughing at her clothes. Her dress consisted of a boy's woolen ehirt— for she was a very littie creature, less than five feet tall—a coat over it that looked as though it had been made by the wearer with the disregard for fit that she showed for al) other things that seemed to her un- essentials, and a pair of short trousers- like ments that reached to her knees. The ches were made vf what looked like pieces of horseblanket and were shaped not unlike an ordinary pair of trousers cut off at the knees. Her stockings were white and her shoes ones such as workin boys wear. Anything in the way of h rather starve rub- inothing but of her Hler jove | thas Oo Oljgerwise then , > to spelling and | If ene gave her a nickel for a paper and waiked away she ran after him and made him take his change A werk ago the other people in the De- troit street tenement in which Ann Purkin lived romembered that she had .not been seen for some days. She never locked her door, and when they went [nto her room they found her alone in the cold, there be- Ing neither fuel nor fire In the room, on'ty her trunkful of manuscripts. There existed between her and the poor peopie among Whom she lived someching of the _ feeling that made the slums of Paris worship Ver covering would do, and there was not in the whole of her costume any attempt at iaine, The refusal of the world to give the poetess what she deserved and them what they wantel] made a bond of sympathy They brought her food, which she woul) not eat, and built her a fire, which she eould not prevent. For years she has eaten fruit and such other food «84 ‘ould eat uncooked. That was a part beltef that only uncooked vege- tabe food shoulk!l be eaten. For years ate nothing but frut:. ‘aw oatmea! raw rice soaked in water All her yvoung Iife in the country she had ey ¢ ( c ana bean Writing peoe ms and CSSAYS, raat the ™)- ltors alwaya hanged harrowe] her esol. she came to Cleveland tormnake the ‘(jress re them and therety So, DM vears 0 She was de ermine: world hear her, She lectured on form and Wrote more poetry md some esscave che had nripted it in the streeta ir woman ematning ; f< and newspapers lever since ? ,. ofipse ‘ dprpee ‘a ’ “Are you 7 ij ‘oe answer Was “Yes” she Wwe ‘ he @o away from her fle: ail hamanitv was hboeji« fook a motherly im ores and toward reportera -™o xe) f. Was a quatnt mix'tire « ow FM ire { Ss’ orters In order to do the lIittie ¢t -'‘ble in her ata ‘‘To Avoid Great Faults, Beware of Small Ones.’’ So, also, if you would be free from serious diseases, beware of the little germs of badness in your blood. That smaff pimple, that little distress in the stomach calls for Hoods Sarsaparila to prevent the development of dyspepsia, scrofula, or sore other painful disease. Dizzy Spelle — “’ Sudden dissy spells qould make my hands and side numb and I could not work. Took Hood's Sapr- saparila and I am aqwell man."* Fred V. Halloch, Box 94, South Kent, Ct. Do not take any substitute when you call for Hood's Sarsaparila. Remember 9 Se ae a ee -_— --— — «he i MIS THINK OF HIM. WHAT ——s=-s-- --r—r—_—= HIS OPINION OF MISS GCULD. An Incident Which Shows That Amer- Women Are Much Alike, No What Their Station. ican Matter a) On 7) aoe e Lanid.s of the most tow neinen his ch During the cebote PVP HK ° ‘ } . ‘ ’ mus ty? ’ el } : tr Mr for What he Landis replied to the letter, say "8 ne niy What he ought to nh Was tue result of the dictates of -1C1).'e id imststed the next time he ork he must be her guest at l.andis was invited to New onn to deliver an «address birtnday. As soon as the ar- rangéements were compieted he wrote Milas Gouid he woull be in New York Saturday She {mmediateiy wrote him she shou.J expect him to dinner in the even.ng, he was there From New York and during his speech at banquet referred to Miss Gould, he said. x “Miss Gould I found ‘:o be an altogether different type of young woman from what Il had pictured in my mind. Instead of the serious face that Wwe are accustomed to con- jure up when associate] with the young woman with a mission, the young Woman who feels and shows it that a siern line of duty is mapped out for her, I found a bright-faced, cheery. chatty girl of juat auch a type as you can find In the West. Mies Gould I found to bea young Woman In no aense weighed down with the impor- tance of things which she has taken upon herself. She bears herself with the man- ner of one who is simply doing that which is the natural thing for her to . “She ts a big-minded, big-hearted, well- informed well-read American girl. who has the faculty of thinking the right thing end he went to New Haven the Lincoln of whom TOWNSMEN NOW. and ' many different and palatable dishes Tay | }ornamentation or care. | tre Iiut there was not a pruuder spirit In the Woieh his country produces in abundance breast of any woman. [t fea not known that ‘din which we take @reat pride. Why. if J |} ehe ever had a penny that she did no J | Moss Gould came to the little town of 3000 iin which L ilve she ts juet the kind of girl ee a our own young women would. She ts ihe wholesome sort that it does any one ) mene She interested me, every Me ’ af the time J] sgent with her.” ee —— Then They Threw Thirgs. come ft an une said the engry to heat the the patients chet just ae well now”: hard for from me, ut “ interrupted it #0 seinom.” Ts Keep Well with Good Food Proper Se.ectioa of Food fhe Sure Way to Get Well And Keep Well. Use GRAPE-NUTS the grip, and » orritable I without distress, of Grape- and feel built up and yet have nt etfects of indi- i peope Kricw ifs worth. unel nurses and it to snch good ad- the rnest nourishin ever tried. Troost Ave, a rsh ili mea inplea: si mie tr ise Kansas aty, Mo Grape Nuts Food 1s now recommended by physicians all over the United States. [hey know it contains the delheate par- ticles of phosphate of potash obtained from the natura! grains This 1s the ele- ment Nature uses with albumen of the food to build the soft gray substance ia the nerve centers, brain and solar plexus, in the human body. The effect is ia some ways like a stimulant, but does noe wear off, for it is a natural rebuilding. Grape-Nuts can be made into a great The Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Creek, Mich., the pure food manufacturers, offer to pay a reasonable sum for new and de- sirable recipes which may meet with their approval. Ladies are requested to experiment and send in their recipes. As an illustration: A most deluicious mock umpkin pie can be made from Grape- Grats after the following recipe: Pour boiling water over Grape-Nuts, let stand 10 minutes; add 2 eggs, 4 table- spoonsiul of sugar, 2 cups sweet milk, 1-8 teaspoon of ginger, 1 teaspoon mixed spices. Stir over siow fire until thor- oughly boiled) Bake pie dough in deep _. When done, put in ate uts, return to oven and Sy Hy 4 el CO ae a eo! , 4 5.

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ARUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. OTHING LIKE IT - Ever Before Known. A New Catarrh Cure Which Accomplishes Marvelous Results. AN INTERNAL REMEDY A Pleasant Tasting Tablet; Simple, Convenient; Cures Every Form of Catarrh. — RAPIDLY REPLACING THE OLD METHODS OF TREATMENT Cures Catarrh of Head, Throat, Bronchial Stomach and Catarrh Wherever Located. _ Ss A FEW FACTS About the New Catarrh Cure. The new Catarrh Cure is a new depart- @re in so-called catarrh cures, because it actually cures, and is not simply a tempo- rary relief. The new Catarrh Cure is not a salve, ointment, powder nor liquid, but a pleas- ant-tasting tablet, containing the best specifics for catarrh in a concentrated, convenient form. The old etyle of catarrh salves and oint mients are greasy, dirty and inconvenient at the best; the new preparation being: in tablet form, is always clean and conven- ient. The new Catarrh Cure is ! Catarrh powdess because it is a notorious fact that many Catarrh powders contain cocaine. : The new Catarrh Cure is called Stu. t’s Catarrh Tablets, a wholesome com- ination of blood root, beechwood tar, acol and other antiseptics, and cures y its action upon the blood and mucous giembrane, the only rational treatment for catarrhal trouble. You do not have to draw upon your imagination tc discover whether you are ng benefi’ from Stuart’s Catarrh Tab- on improvement and relief are appar- ent from the first tablet taken All druggists sell and recommend them. They cost but 50 cents for full sized pack- ages, and any catarrh sutterer who has wasted time and money on sprays, salves and powders, will appreciate to the full the merit of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. YOU CAN CURE IT. —_———— A New Cure for Catarrh in Tablet Form. The old-time treatment for catarrh was in the form of douches or sprays; later on internal remedics were given with greater success, but being in liquid or powdered form were inconvenient, and were open to the same objection to ail wid remedies, that is, that they lose tever medicinal power they may have on exposure to the air. | e tablet is the ideal form in which to administer medication, but until recently mo successful catarrh tablet had ever been attempted. At this writing, however, a most excel- lent and palatable remedy for catarrh has placed before the public and sold by druggists, called Stuart's Catarrh Tab lets, composed of the most recent dis- coveries in medicine for the cure of ca- tarrh, and results from their use have been highly gratifying. | Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain prin- i superior to lly highly concentrated antiseptics, ch kill the catarrh germs in the blood and mucous membranes, and in this re- ' gpect are strictly scientific and modern, as it has been known for some years past by the ablest physicians that the most successful catarrh treatment was by inhal- ing or spraying antiseptics. The use of inhalers, douches and sprays, however, is a nuisance and incon- yenience, and, moreover, can in no wise compare with the same remedies given in tablet form, cither in efficacy or con- venience. A clerk in a prominent insurance office in Pittsburg relates his experience with Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets in a few words, but to the int. Iie says: “Catarrh has been almost constantly with me for eight years; in this climate it seems im- possible to get rid of it. I awoke every morning stuffed up, and for the first half hour it was cough, gag, expcctorate and snéeze before I could square myself for my day’s work; no appetite and a foul breath which annoyed me exceedingly. “] used Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for two months, and found them not only pleasant to take, but they did the bus- ness, and can sincerely recommend them to all catarrh sufferers.” -_— oe io A LIFE COMPANION And a Very Undesirable One. With thousands of people in this cli- mate catarrh is a constant and lite-Jong companion; it gets better at times, but each year becomes gradually cde eper seat ed, and after a time the individual resigns If to it as a necessary evil. tarrh cures are almost as numerous as catarrh sufferers, but are nearly all so inconvenient and ineffective as to render their use a nuisance nearly as annoying as catarrh itself. It would seem at first glance that ca- tarrh, being a disease of the mucous mem- brane, ft at salves, sprays, ctc., being ap- plied directly to the membranes, would be the most rational method, but this has not to be true. mucous membrane is made and red from the blood, and catarrh is a blood disorder, and a remedy to bx permanent must act on the blood, and when purified from Catarrhal poison the retions from the mucous membrane ll become natura! and healthy. are a number of excellent inter- nal remedies for catarrh, but probably the best, and certainly the safest, is a new remedy composed of Eucalyptol, Hydras- imaria and other catarrh spe- is remedy is in tablet form: nt to the taste, and sold by drug- under name of Stuart's Catarrh Tab. and any one suffering from catarrh may use these tablets with absolute as- e@rance that they contain no cocaine not s mincrals whatever. A leading druggist in Cleveland, speak- of catarrh cures, says: “I have sold catarrh cures for years, but have sold any which gave such genera! as Stuart's Catarrh moet. | a pleasant, concentrate érers who have use? and salves have been as- ci vv ptonished at the quick relief and perma nent results obtained after a week's tse of Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets.” Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tabiets at 50 cents for full-sized packages. © Ask tell you there is no safer, more palatable, more efficient and convenient remedy on the market. IT IS IMPORTANT To Know What You Are Taking When Using Catarrh Medicines. Catarrh is the short route to consuinp tion, and the importance of early and ju- dicious treatment of catarrh. whether located in the head, throat or bronchial cannot be empha- tubes, too strongly sized. The list of catarrh cures is as long as the moral law and the forms in which they are administered, numerous and con- fusing, from sprays, inhalers, washes, ointments, and salves to powders, liquids and tablets. The tablet form is undoubtedly the most convenient and most effective, but with nearly all advertised catarrh reme- dies it is almost entirely a matter of guess work as to what vou are taking into your system, as the proprietors, while making all sorts oi claims as to what their medi- cines will do, always keep it a close se- cret as to what they are The success and popularity of the new catarrh cure, Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets, is largely because it not only cures ca tarrh, but because catarrh sufferers who use these tablets know what they are tak- ing into their systems. Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets being composed of Eucalyptol, Hydrastin, Guaiacol and similar valuable and antiseptic ingredients, and are pleas- ant to the taste and being dissolved in the mouth they take immediate upon the mucous lining of the throat, nasal passages and whole respiratory tract. The cures that Stuart’s Catarrh Ta- lets have accomplished in old chronic cases of catarrh are little short of re- markable, and the advantage of knowing what you are putting into your stomach is of paramount importance when it 1s remembered that the cocaine or mor- phine habit has been frequently contract- ed as the result of using secret catarrh remedies. Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets mect with cor- dial approval from physicians, because their antiseptic character render them use and their composition makes them a common sense cure for all forms of catarrhal] troubles. A DAILY NUISANCE. A Simple Remedy Which Will Interest Catarrh Sufferers. In its early stages catarrh is more of a nuisance than a menuce to the general health, but sooner or later the disease ex- tends to the throat, bronchial tubes and Meven the stumach and Intestines. Catarrh ta essentially a disease of the mu- a profuse discharge of mucus, stoppage « the nostriis, irritation In throat, causing coughing, sneezing, gagK«ing end frequent clearings of the throat and head, The usual treatment by local enuffs, salves, ete., often relief, but anything Uke @ cure can only be obtained by a treatment which removes the catarrhal taint from toe bleod and the disappearance of the Inflammation the mucous surfaces. A new remedy which meets quiremmenta and which so far has been re- markably suceccesful in curing Stuart's Catarrh Tableia. These tablets act upon mucous membranes oniv. They can hardly be culied a secret patent medicine as they are composed of such valuable remedies as Sanguinaria, Hydrastin, Kucalyptol and similar cleansing ag Og, on whieh cure by eliminating from the jood and mucous surfaces the catarrhal poison Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets are large, pleas- ant tasting lozences taken Internally, allow- ing them to disselve siowly In the mouth; in this wav Cl vy reach the throat, fauces and the entire aiimentary canal If desired, they may be dissolved tin Water and used ag a douche, tn addition the internal use, but It is not at all nee sary to use a douche; a few of them : douches, the blood ard - _—— rw ee HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE Symptoms of a Very Common Trouble? There is no disease: eo common in the United States ag catarrh, because ft ap- peurs in so many forms ahd altacks 60 many different organs. it is @ common mistake to suppose that eatarrh is confined to the nose and throat. Any inflammation of the mucous memorune wherever jovated Accompanied by abnormal gecretions, ie catarrh. «cutarrh of etomach or bladder, or Intestines is nearly as com- mon as nasal catarrh and much more se- rious, although it is true that stomach .a- tarrh and vatarrh of other internal organs the result of neglected nasal catarrh A thew remedy haa recently appeared which eo far as tested secms to ie re- markably effective in promptly curing ca- tarrh, wherever located. TRe prepiration in solid %) druggists general.y under the pame of Stuart's Catarrh Tabieta, and addition to being very palatable and con- venient, possesses extraordinary merit, in many casos givin immediate relief from the pughing. hawking and constant ing of the throat and head, those sympitoma With which everyone je familiar who has ever suffered from coids in the head and throat. Catarrh la simply a continuation of theee oA egg untll the trouble becomes chronic and grows gradua.ly worse from year to year. Siuart’'a Catarrh Tablets are composed of Hydrastin, Eucalyptol, Guatacol and simimr antisepticsn and catarrh epecifics, from which it will be seen that no secret is made of the ingredienta and also that no mineral poisons are used, aa is the case with many well-known catarrh medicines. For catarrh of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes, for catarrh of stomach, in- testines or biadder no en- ye is #0 an All @d gists li them at oceal package. You can use them with as- surance that you will ine habit as the results from are apperent from the Tubes; Catarrh of | your druggist, and if he is honest he will | | effect perfectly safe for the general public to | COUSs membrane, the local aymptoms ee | gives temporary | from | these re- | catarrh is | svived in tue mouth daily will be sufficient. | Clear- . | i SHIPPING IN DANGER AND STREET CARS STOPPED. Lively Beautiful” and Will Expense to Remove Require Largs the Drifts. “lal to the Post Dispatch Ni2W YORK, Feb. 17.—Snow ig here tu-day and at ontinues wit! tiveady on the grou: midniznt } i ShowWsStorm of Che appeered with the fury of tunyY Neues the stow y Ulit dark blurs Wired cota from twent beibildiaag 7 | Whirled blind'ng clouds, So bipypeims. Deetause « [fie i Cink slietlmMm s Lia Wit the jast lp » areive in Pert Wes the Campan, Hier captain Lheamking bis juckys rs te get into port The American 1) st. Louis was due th morning, but she Net Tepeepoed up midnight. La Touratne is due Sunday, but i is Wot eXpecteda that she will rea on tithe The Sandy Houok observer t 3:o0 , : ¢ Wii Wiis bolero Wilius te ALM plere WAS very the already meavy snowfall wap regrorted ! aye est ship out was the Etruria “fore the snow Was very thick. Th Gratl Woidersce, Which attempiced tu pa.- oul, Wenl aground near Rome srvoals at % pp. ™m Harboe “s*? » | shipping was almost at a stond- my were ringing, omd ferry- -crevping about, running on s.ow sc nedules, Qi lund trains ~-alh«l er @eeele surface lines dificultics early in ey Lines eStore @laliy did noe Keep to ibere Was lho grea? trains The barden for the Fr were delayed, and tn many by the storm, the hilien i S11) i he afternoon, the trel- The elevates railroad the usual sehedule, but difficulty in moving the fell aipon the trolley- lines, that the snow and water fortmead Circuits, and the racKs were soa SLipypee ry flat the wheels urna]. While the ear stood still, Tle air cars, for want of sWeepersa, gave up early In the evening meen RAPID. RISE IN SUBURBAN Feature of the Past Week in Financia] Circles—Other Deals Over- shadowed. The feature of last Week in St. Toufs Poles, outeide transactions in the Brown Bros.’ United Railways deal— fact, that rapid rise unm «during the weck financlal ci the quite overshadowed that Railway from one, in -~-Was tiie RtOcK It went GF bid to 75, at which in Suburban priee some sold yos- stroug calls terday, with more golug begging. kor some time Suburban hae been anwone the Inactive stocks on "Change, and trades in it have been very few. It deciined some points on quotations quoted a Week aro at 6 Vaneced very Hittle earty about Wednesday a demand up. and it was called for vigorously. Kpon-es Were not heard, and it continued . rapid pace, Yesterday, it advance. rapidly to 74, at which a eautious sate of was made, inrdly had this ta- ken place when the advance continued till ri t! “) shares went to the same er that, outside of his offer et to check the market, the offere were at Tus. These who Know about the Suburban Claim that there ie good cause for the rise in the stock, In the earnings of the road and its prospects. ThALL, TOW LOSS NOT SO GREAT. Wrecks on the River Were Smaller Than Reported. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 17.—Late reports from Greenville show that while the loss to the Smoky City tow ts serious enough it is not so bad as reported. Instead of the entire tow of thirty-odd coal boats be- €@tarting | th poet only NEWYORKSNOW BOUND WHO SHALL PRESIDE? - = — IMPORTANT QUESTION NOT DE- CIDED BY KENTUCKY’S SENATE. THE STORM IS STILL SEVERE. NO AGREEMENT YET REACHED. / Wind Accompanies ‘The; Democratic Legislators Are Going Back to Frankfort With No Under- standing on the Mooted Point. PRANKFEFORT, .?.. journment of the Democrat Louteville to-day to meet h terest In the politica) more Democratic hight than have been here one filme since Cincinnati, Joeeuisviile and 4 VO\ul being arrested b taiken to Jon Oli, Wiiere Legislature wus then sitting. bsut few f the jeaders urrived to-night, i’ pial eete est Ntinue ast jor TWeelti thleMmM a 7 | deftin.te under- bet Ween thie se revives in- contest. ‘There are the «ity to- together ; they adjourn: members the Repubsics ~ Taylor's soldlers. Stunding has been reach Democ said t cans of rate AS to Whiet t ; Democratic proviscons of the 3 Ir Scan! receive What the small boy during this visit. Thin rink ( ly felt. as blue frmiuweh said in Cuvlid t qMouUid belie sec how he ever pot thre Fearcely ' Warmth ican) or Presi¢on az ‘mo Carte) ecrat) shall presi »~aecieion of t! leeme ‘Tats to “el ; ‘ “ran ‘ t ts Reh- eraiy construed as Indicating that they have concluded there {a no dunger of a ¢e- rious clash over the question affecting the CiMmalr, (ol, one of the CON TST cases (7oV. Guoe- aa l or tie ‘hh wij the eountry, law and correcting t thinss is a false fmopression with iis import and work- Andrew Scott, attornevs in the James many jes, PADEREWSKI'S LAST RECITAL A Woman Tells How the Artist Warmed His Audience in Spite of the Low Temperature. peop.e us to fated to “trost’ river Beemead calls a tihe a! Poor Paderewski' Ife Shay niziit took jlifm to thre Odeon. And Satu iternoon at his recital, ‘looked | though he would ived In the Ice and pilt Wwe have lhe The auditorium femperature of th aAtmosphe Het Nave been higher than. —and the audience wis cold: « and -spiritualle and ome? eal ti his earriace imstead of thi patuer have pl lai the beautiful red Cale oT of Which praise lilies Whom I saiw at 1 | ‘ftal, armed with copies of Mpositions on the prvgram, l to abandon their lymxeoved following the performance Hnaliv disapoearing Vithin their tts abd shiver.ng up in their high in the audience ail kept ee ‘ “) hy ° } }? biel sbite*] tit ble? Siuunk «own liiens ives if \ ce! Lisl tre n° and curled Paderekswi? Poor fellow. | igh it. blue with the co tnat they rece) Contact With the Were positivels Paney from Leys, After he had concluded his first number— trying Bacn-Liszt Prelude and F turned aWay to sforoussvy and nervously work The composiiion is an exceedingly wtricate Dbrietling with Stuperil ile, |} technicalities that require an almost super- (-anvthing joined in the clapping of hands, but na it ing wrecked, only four were sunk and the | } balance of the tow will be saved. A tele- gram conveying this information wae re- ceived In this city yesterday. The Joe B. Wilhams has reached Mem- phis with 19 coal boats, Which indicates that the wreck at Point Pleasant wus not as serlous as at first reported, She hae, be- sides these coal boats, three barges of fron rails. At Memphis 16 coal boats of the tow Janded here by the Harry which is not at the Point Pieasant will be added to the Willlams tow, and she wil] pro ‘ere j eacith with “4 pie ‘8 She TY) iV fnelude tha three lbarees of rails in her tow, but there is a ! 1] leave them here for the The Boaz will arrive In a BRYAN GOING TURKEY HUNTING. wreck, preva tity tT! tI i¢ VW Boaz to tal down fow dave He Tells People of Florida That He Is Still Firm for Silver. RROOKSVILEE, Bla. i 4 rival here ioedayvy W. J. Bryan was we lle Wasairiven to Jindxz } ‘ty Woes reradl by a large crowed denee of Ys cousin mrmal reeent! mo a barbeque Wie Jenning an inf MESO Saptaare ft ertietis 3128 1 7) r ' ] fryedealsrs hun berore le NORTH MAYO ELECTICN. Jchn O'Dowd Wil! Probably Get Mich. ael Davitt's Seat. Special Cable to the Poat-Dinpatch, dM ootright ‘Oem ) LONDON, Fel John MecRride, who organized the Trish Tranevaal Trig wiil be n for the seat from North Maye, m: tirement of Mi iol no chance being Fetu theerl.t af la‘e heing chairman of eT LTRALE d the landin rds elive: of the Untted Irish Leagu Toacre Js am , rom South Siro. where the Nation condidate has been graduated the nominntion by @ term in prison f eitnilar offense -_--— i ete) ‘ preari also "his of, "tte new— "Tis both, ‘tle true. San Antonio Best place of all to «o. San Antonio is the quaintest of all Amert- can cities, and tn historic interest it ie not surpassed, yet it scems ever new. In {ts new features or In its old, San Antonio is unique. The climate is ~he ciimate of flowers. The Iron Mountain, Il. & G. N. route, is the shortest Line and has the quickest traina from 81. Louis to San An- tonto, For informati and deacriptions of Ban Antonio, write D. J. Price, G. P. and iT. A., Palestine, Tex tai Doles aignalled } to close one of the etage , @eprerr Rrown, | aetrlihng i; Siiff and delicacy died down, ePrew wk | hunwan digital! flex.bisitv and precision. through it with his hands ‘old as they must have been, the pianist becomes aleo a hero, for he must have exerciced his strengin of will to the utmost to maintain his daracteristic and smoothness of execution. uniber was love ry body there Soon great The applause after the first n but enthusiastic spontanelty about it: A Bach fugue is not conducive to warmta or emotional excitement and so Perhaps both the artist and his audience felt a Httle more ehilled than before After the lengthy Beethoven Sonata (opie Ill.) which was his second number, Pad- erewski beiran to look decidedly uncomfert- and during the short fintermissien he to some one “behind the doors, W Was no nes” lich Was just enough to allow a biow on him. The door was promptiv elo was still dissatistfie: viel And atter th limpatiently from the ’ | weere eeeeee EEC CECT CeCe a a tle noevemMent | and when the last '% during the is flereeiy ps sad—iand fll mukes a choking ti on throat and the tears Uno I don't think many of clated It But the men their souls, And when house went wild And so the ent \usiaam waxed higher and igher until cold amd discomfort alike were forgotten and naughi existed save sun) gt and Heaven-sen’' melodies and the throt- bing of a thousand hearts—and Ignace Padad- erewek|. The Liszt “Hungarian Rha peodie’’ prought the thing to a climax. It was max- nificent—full of fire and life and divinest barmonies! And at its close the audience rss cume hien to one’s eves. the women were it was the wover:r . > Be ees ee MALASIIIL1III4145599 99.3.3. LALA. St. Louis’ Greatest Store’s Second Week of the Great White Fair Sale To Be the Capping Triumph of Our Efforts. LAVDLA WASHINGTON AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET. ee FOR THE WHITE FAIR SALE. LAA, 12 pieces T2-in. full bleached all-linen Ta- bie Damask. would he cheap at 50 Gi, White Fair Sale Price........ name heap at full bleached all-Linen Table Dam- ce The. "ag an) ‘ Price a ~~ 1 ‘ \\ ask, extra heavy quality, regular 79¢ = . * all-linfen gba ama “ per a — \ price Soc, Winte Fair Sale Price... > SEF, GdoZ. NapaKins . 5, yds ce ae full Bleached all-linen Setia B mice hod, ; mM. Tihs DICaAched aili-inen Satin am- ; tir Sa = ty ice @ 7 os . 1! | »* ; ‘ cS. well worth e105, . e- } a gt? . alliai ’ LLAAA, LA J. —_— ‘air Sale Price 1) pes. half-bleached German Table Dam- ’ ) asi all linen, sott finish, regular 59 price soc, White Fair Sale Price... C rrinigee § T i lot’ doz. 17«3 i ‘x34 IIemmed Huck Towels: ett ‘ P *. . ’ (| ) 0 e Ss we | worth ivvec, \\ ite Fair $ ' ric Price ee ec ea ee ee » blero d si7¢ Ox 40, soft finish = Jiueck ‘Towels. | sad orb CPT ULEL h Kk T«t* i Welk al tity eidy teoT sD ’ _ . VLLALALAS, Silk finish Mercert’ , 5 , end OAK it qlesiv’ — hy 9? 1 Lao bia praia Crashes + AAA, use —would be cheap at 20ce— ale Price ¢ German Linen Dice Napkins, extra heavy qual- nl full dinner size. rewular price $1.05, | te Fair Sale Price, a dozen Homeens . FOR THE WHITE FAIR SALE. Another great week’s selling at cut prices of the best staple goods, marked at less than the present cost of the raw material. At no previous sale have such values been given on standard qualities of Muslins, Pillow Casings, Sheetings, Pillow Cases, Bolsters and Sheets. jiJe° Rleaelhed Muslin, soft finish, no ® . } .» —_——_—— Domestics. a ee ee ee eS =e = $e =~ ew eo i a Sat as ar eS eS = oS SO Se eo oO en en er ’ ritle & ]-3 AV hit » J ; g a | 1 dezen Ready-Made Pillow Cases, made of md muslin; regular l2'.c¢ quality—for the Qc \ : ; td. - eeeeeetee lL heivy mueslina; nite bkair Sale, eact . Cases, odds and . ef goo would be oheap C l«w--tor the White Falr Sale, ‘ 2") dozen Ready-Made Hemstitehed Pillow Cases; res lar WWaiwe Miiaity for the White fair Sale, full )} lo dozen Ready-Mide Hemeatitched Sheets for o-4 beds: regulag S89 value White Fair Sale Price, each 1) dezen Ready-Made Bleached Sheets for large FIZ’ tevl: Our regular 6ee qualitv—for the Ve Bike Femie Bee aks k ba kccccccccedsececocenct ecece y n, seft tinish, SF FOR THE WHITE FAIR SALE. Continuation. of the Great Undermuslin Sale. It has been a grand, successful trade event. Our 1900 , Muslin Underwear Sale has eclipsed in greatness and grandeur any previous sale. ethought, bright planning and the ceaseless industry of months, culminating in merited success. Opening attractions for Monday’s sale—a commanding variety—more new styles—andé at prices, considering the state of the market, bound to earn your un- qualified admiration and big, quick saies for us. Muslin Gowns. Pimpitre style, voke fine tucks, neck and sleeves trimmed With emtbpolieryvy: Were Soe Witte Falr Sale Vrice Ladies’ —— — ee A very neat Umbrella Skirt, made extra full, trimmed with deep hemstitehed ruffle, aiso cambric foot ruffte; were $1.2 White Fair Sale Price Umbrella Skirts ambrie ounce ‘ trimmed with 4 rows ean ; en floun trimme “w 1 ae4 t [Wo rows of luce Insertion and e« ge ; trimmed | wd and dust ruffle; were $1.75. Were oi . See White Fatr Sule }’ri Wes errr rTrerrtr yo Tt & ae Umbrella Skiris, trimmed with deep flounce of em- D100 umbrella ruffle, trimme4 $2.25 umbrella ruffle, trimmed and torchon trimmed with roldery and made extra full; Were $1.98 White ais Bal@ Fe wdeksacecce- ine Muslin Skirts, With two row , deep edwe: were Bl.c0. , Fair Sale Price . . | T’mpire style et tied ti . ecefP rucne; ~~, =e ae oo =e =o Se LLAVIAAADALAASASNAASLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASA. 'Cambrio lDpawers ows of hematitching were take, White Price Dbrawers, ruffle, trimmed with \ hite a DW A I i! : ‘ Prd. I. os’ Flannei ks or stripes; were Sale Pri White Fatr tee) Were atic } «a ette Gov . in pretty 1m), \' ! r Sal i’ ; HAPPY, VIGOROUS MANHOOD Invariably the Results ef Wearing DR. EEWNETTS ELEGTRIG BELT. i\Every Belt Guaranteed and Arranged te Suit k:ach Case. £ ne means of renewing wasted vitality. It simply charges tricity wlule you sleep) When you that something has been added to your parts with e@.¢ ne new energy, ambition to hustie and to enjoy hfe, Sponge cje des that ‘ annot burn and blister, 1 fon all other makes of belts. Thisis my exclu. = ' \Iiv belt isa positive cure tor Lost Manhood, nel General De ry: restores Parts, cures Rheumatism and bbiaddet lroubles, Constipation, Dyspepsia, all pruuaraniee I strongest beit rade ‘ bas ain 1. ets. aat Pe Simonial Res: Ydviece without RI¢ ya : 7S. anv address, | of My ELEC PENSORY far the cure o arious weaknesses of menis given FREE to every 3 its) Sold only by Tw , 7 - DR. BENNETT ELECTRIC BELT CO. 810 OLIVE'STREET. (SECOND FLOOR) Opposite POST-OFFICE. Opea 8 a. m. te 8 p. m. Sumdays 9 until 1. - LOUIS, MO. } ’ mareciy r.feoyry of) art} mailed te é ote ors clapped ang sho Her Sanity Questioned. —s ' : i a les Irs. Ella Sher'dan of 22% Renton etreet folacowed an] . . and more app! taken to the Cliy Heoseplial yesterday ated over iz mt ate ~~? ut j mu mane Sie is heid for examina- for his her sanity : brought rather eselfi«h Mr. Sheridan stated that she imagined heard loud callings outside the house belleved that someone was about te neu}; mti, mt on ints : t burst of py, ba Bliach jee “ sreer Loe ‘ ripe oa she chandeler, anne ifiag tlie nigh had «#i- lentiy dropped her c! over the ot! aac world, JULIE CULATARD, ‘KU ber, a ee ae ee eS a — ~ eer ee. Fey eee a Bi ad Lal os : 9 Es i tia _—

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os, ok? ee a - i Me, oF owe + rt ——— = 4 2 oe ACN “gheet provided = for Bd at! —— -_ — = a. eS _ =a - ; en: le ihe eee i a, ae tee ak i A Rl te fet Be ee i oil eee Payer RTT TAS PAE SO RK © er SUNDAY MORNING--ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRTARY 18, 1900. NN BATTLE LINE No Surrender Fight Between Two Leaders. TANNER AGAINST CULLOM. ZACH A MASTER HAND IN THE WAYS OF POLITICS. It Is a Contest in Which There Is No Prospect of Compromise, So Bitterly Is the War Waged. -—— SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Feb. 17.—Not since the struggle between John A. Logan and Charies B,. Farrell, 11 gears ago, as IiL- nois Witnessed such a fierce contest i. per- sonal politica as that now being wage! Sotween Gov. Juobn ho Tanner and Senator Shelby M. Cullom. Tanner seems to be the victor of the initial battle in the Sangamon rimaries, but the struggie in Sangamon ty, instead of being a determining fac- tor, is held merely to have called atten- tion to the situation and to have intensttied it. Elsewhere, all over the State in fact, the factions rage with equal ferocity ind promise so to continue until the State Con. | vention meets at Peoria May & No other State, not even Pennsylvania, shows any- thing quite like jt Here are the two most consplcouous he publicans of Iilinols reaching for each other's throais. One is a Senator, with all the influence and powel at his back which comes of 1s years of skill- Office. The other is Governor of the third Jargest State in the Union, with all the leverage of Btate patronugee and eomplete mastery of the party machinery in his hand, and with undeniable ab: ity to make ure termost use of them. Cullom seeks re-elec- tion to the office he has held almost with- out question for 18 years. Tanmer wants the Senatorial seat for himse'’f. and if he eannot get it in person he means tu say who shall have it. Compromise is deemed impossible. Tem- porary advantage for one or the other, with a chance for the defented to bring on a wecond battle. is not thought to be with- in the range of speculation, Victory for one will be political annihilation for the other. Indeed, it is not Impossible that destruction Dy a rank anid file wearied of bein dragged at their heets will be the fate of both. The consequence of such a battle can scarcely be overestimated and cannot be ace curately forecasted. Conservative and prac- tical political observers believe they see the future of the Illinois Kepublican party or- ganization affected for years. The ambt- tions and interests of pretty nearly every Republican politician In the State are at stake right new. Each of the principals young Hobbs, 1” From Stockholders. See oe. ee the thieves, Also se yther ize bh cag ; been taken from the r. biils, weaving | William Yoakum Robbed on] 22,¢%02 82407 the grip. Te was ive of she | UNDUE INFLUENCE WAS PROVED | spe ctu to te port ttspaten Dp: of grips Lowe fe teleaseone, ie NEW YORK, Felt. 17.—-H. HM. Vreeland, President of the MNetropolitan Street Car placed the e¢rip under his head Company, is bappy and with cause. lie rr a Train. | } Ynez Mexia, the Main Beneficiary, Is ; to gO to Sleep, t as a pillow, ‘rived? 22 Vasiemtine int . it ) he shape of a check . as time passed by, the grip hurt his neck | the Sufferer and Neither of the Wo- | for Slw.000. [Tt Was a gom) check, too, lor WAS A CLEVE and he pulled {t out from under him ; F : the Zand right hand of Willlam C. Whitney R PIECE OF WORK. Hie remembers nothing more till the tratn men Know Which Will Gain. signed it. Beginning life DW years ago asa pulled into Memphis. The train ts due at conductor on a tiny little Long Island KRali- the Illinols Central passenger de) . -#- aoe f= rood. Mr. Vreeland put his whole soul into O'clock, and it woe on tim. Ww the business. Was reached the nductor arous sr ! te the P neers and Ye companheon that ie Trew The two men traveled in the sm» emigrant car Yoakum relhates DAI “ lb . - + es: steered the Metropolitan Traction Company AbsdeNS, TeX,, ». re UE) Vl) sately through many shoals into the safe HE HAS NO IDEA AS TO WHO CHANGED THE GRIPS. | : . Judge kokfori’s court, after being out less | harpor of a great fnancial success, and the —- -— -- coup. | than two hours this evening, brought In aj creek was in recognition of this success. “Tals 1s ip." The @lft came from a group of men in the laimed : companion, ( breaking the will of the oat Gen. | Metropolitan Company, headed by William _*e the: Mexican soldier and! (C. Whitney. polnt on which the jury | MAY DEFEAT KNOTT. His Companion Closely Questioned by the Memphis Police—How the O4 then looked closely at the out- | statesman. The Silvie’ 1] 4 D. £ dl sata: —y + rr : birse its verdict was one entirely of fact. si ne we color ae mine. Mine a Deal Must Have Been Done a bill tag “ thet “Glen. eala: sede kes one by a Slick One. Then " I hat in his Uiider undue in nee and not of his sat Pe | | : ) ic a hoard blow Candidate tor Lieutenant Governor. contained oniv ld pair of overalls , — siuuaat smethciat Ot jer we “ PEN FE : fadbety ‘ : , wth Spectal to the Post-Dispateh , ‘ : ‘ i . idl ie C2} mie Vais at rile? Paarl, atl git, ’ *“~" TP an ° i . . MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 17.—Aitheugh | The money w aecordin he test iene, . HANNIBAL, Mo., Feb. 1i.—Since be : Oikurm realized ¢ nee th his a analy ' ,f Qan, »} Fhicdlds MeClintie has formally announces ey have fi the gripsack, the police | .,, . ; y : titis for OF Gen ep - ~y af epee epg a es ee a sah " + ily daniustrcte i ile om Se hd she lard @ Closing eitl of his life. n his candidacy for Lieutenant-Governor the are stil! Jooking for the man who robbed | the car and through the © care of the | avect-of the verdk!. if ft is -} friends of John A. Knott are chagrin Willifam Yoakum, the Waco (Tex.) live] rain. apprehending es eryboly exeept |} and highly incensed. Phey claim that ft is stock dealer. of the $3210 ft contained. The Pnzer mig ' | 3 | j J.. and Ynezji doing Mr. Krot: a great injustice, as it 2u ; x : cyl _ae - 4 "ne t: et : : , 4 A ae ' ' ’ : . , “ » pete racic es Po Sen See ee ae - “re 7 hetrship; y will have to} Nation for Secretary of State. from him together with the hand satchel mM ‘ONC IU! Me! n: en rotee ove . Cours hich is the legal hetr Mr. Mea‘lintic and Mr. Knott both reside In while he was on the train between here ™ as vs ae aa EPP «ghintg | cr Gen. ; ja. This will come as a result rs day ergs ogg they ph rte R~ is eon Seanad: "ae "ha try mit} i. the Len : "wi sie ea ' ; P the determination of which woman Was elly to think of nominating two eany and (,TOFNAGH Té + T h gr}, abies tt 5m . | . Jeg i} uM“ ify Mary C'olemnati chitte a in the same P ounty for ~ ile ofti os, cash, has turned up at Jackson, this state. : Closely interrogates ne rray of terson N. J. by a common-law; Mr. Krott has already made an extensive Yoakum has no idea who got the gr-p wg: ok be enere. et Hobbe hr: nerriage Ne tk. July 2 ISA? of | Cnauvoss over the State, has been at consid- though {t was taken from Sy ao ine four 1 Fey op Rigdon ie ‘Hs Ramee. by a church marriage; erable expense and has received strong ‘] out by some four months w pede any settkhement as to born th ther was the legal wife | surprise of both Mr. Knott and his friends, ri b i sas . ‘ ; et. ’ . > 3 ie - . > 0 und . ** .? o " one who knew he had the meney and pro-] wares and three davs age I telegraphed » CORTON iaN This has complicated matters, and it may ¢ if Poiv I wou'd be down there to settle up MWe afaos children, born result in a oprimary to devide Wiich of Ol as. itn . ‘ : : out of dieck, availing them nothing in] the eandidates shall withdraw. Should the wi MeClintie decide to with'raw from the When I get there he hei some &O for > s hip pocket. At Itta Kena we, ves- ; ! me in his hip po _— o "anew tricl Will probably he | race Knott's friemls say the chances’ are “bh is i favorable fer his nomination, terdayvy morning, wont ‘er ee Leen Tie : : a ' ; found we sheotuwle Toer. Soon di: ie XT - Iike.v to and the money, his side. He says that no one know hud the money in the grip. Nevertheless, ceeded to ré@ileve him Yoakum is a well-to-do man, and being rij estiie eS i ee engaged in the live stock an! business, is not lacking in Intel lzeoce He [og ya is a man in the prime of life He was ac- companied by A. A. Hobs, a young man ‘AS all I " CTS SS Ie dha . 1, ‘ P a *; . 4 ‘e] i] e 4 revar s . he “— ' ope \Iemphis UJ re of rin In : | | : 8 | es | ° ae | | ‘ ‘ ' 2 DES " ‘ Th - ] or of « ‘ ‘s ,¢? ind t if - n Sos ) , WW «2 te 4 r¢ t j VW iter : . b) t i . ‘1 | e c : ae > f ae | CURES WEAK MEN FREE, Send Name and Address To-day--You Can Have It Free and be Strong and Vigorous for Life. a A Woman’s Secret Method Whereby She Cured Her Husband Who Was a Terrible Drunkerd. elsewhere before eontained Yoak Im = yf) " ctteesrs ai 14resse ] ‘ ; I ‘ i ; . 5 . Mixed a Remedy in His Ooffee and eat HOTZ NAMED FOS SHERIFF. Food and Cured Him Without His Help or Knowledge. Madison County Democrats Strong in Declaration for the Boers. It takes a woman to overcome ofstacies Mrs. Chas. W. Harry, 920 York ef. Newpor!. Ky, had “i for years patiently borne the disgrace. suffering, INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME, ™T sl] te ft [et Teisypat MDOWARDSVILILE, I 1). tla} l.i ~ ‘ , ii? babita. tte Trili nderrn nmieahs Waals hy ‘ ’ =. - HE IS WANTED FOR BiGAMY. Blind Girl, It Is Chargei, Is the Vic- tim of an Iowa Man. re ery Dr.goten learning there wee @ cure _lgornee: en eS ee HOME PAYS FOR THE DEBTS. dr ided to try it. She mized ft in die fo! sad | Banker's Farm and Residence Sold Un- coffee an’ as the remety ie oloriese and tastelons der the Hammer. he rever knew what it wae the an qguickiv re Sok a moet Dtepatet lie a>. began to} “'" ag ae ae wna CHAR W ARARRT for de mnkenneas Tet.v. ane pick up in feeb his a wt . 2 , ty ‘ . lieved the craving foe Hau» WUOBMDEN. Lil... Feb. 17.--The re eran rad > | wr? appetite for wrolld fraxl re. os ae fy } \. “4 turned. he etuck to bie work regu’ariy, aud they .. ; “a ws : f + y , *, ~. Harry was toid % son a now bave a happy home Mr r ako, te sohl ist +h ? - Os, eS about bis wife's experiment, and be gave her the mm WwW. gol or na th resatete » ‘ jo HD VAAL WY >». .* ’ ‘Telit of baring reetered bim to bis senses It ‘s eertaialy @ remuarkabie remedy, cures « man with out bie effort. does him po berm and ceuees him po suffering whatever positors lL. W. ENAPP, M D As President he has in the last two years ' McClintic’s Announcement That He Is . from conald- Tra’ resuit ir defeating ): WN for the nomi- ' Haines, the discoverer, will send a sample to al who will wri'e of the remety ts malie! free ebow how it tea, coffee or fed, and thet it will cure the dreaded babi: quietiy aud rmenesty Beod your name and address io wv aines, 1481 Gleos Bulldiag. Cia -inneti, O., end be wil) mall a free sample of the remeds gecurely eealed in a plain wrapper, ale tre-tions bow to use it. heoks am teet! Flow eny man mey gnickiy cure bimeeif after: | am fost eas vigorous as whea « bay and yos ears of suffering from setusl weakares, joet vi- | cannot reaifze bow Bappy I em” , teitty, might losses varicocele. @f . and enlarge | [bear Sir- Your metsed worked beagtifally email. Beak ovgane to full sise aad vigor Sins | Reeuite were exactiy what ! iy eend your oaire andi acdreses to fr WT and vigoe have completely returned sad epiarge- peypy. @ Hol) tide TDretroit. Mich he, ment te entirely eatlefactery ~ whi giedly ecud the free :4 elpt with Pri! eat frear Mtr oure wae received asd 1 bad a* SLAYER MUST PAY DAMAGES. He Is Insane, but Judgment Is Given Against His Estate. Seecial to the Poet Diapat: MARSHALL, Mo, Feb. 1—J. W. Ming. who was recentiv acjucged insane haa been kept here pending # (rial for damages | mati chow what men think of bis generosity vw for the killine of Kmmett Cra idock tn 183 “Dear Sir-Please accep? my siucere thanks for The court has allowed the widow of Crad- | youte of recent date f have given your treat- deck $875. wvvoy F will now be #eent tuo the ] Meet « thorough test ead the benefit hese bees aaylum at Neva esiraerdinary. it bas completely traced me up. | tione eo thet any men may essily cure bimeelf etl trouble In mcking vee of the receipt as direc tod bocme. This is certein'y «a moet generons offer f end can truthfully sey ft le a bees to weak men. and the following extracts teken from ‘is datiy!) I eam greatly im proved etrengts Se ee ee ee ers ~*~ Strengil | —~ wo THE REASON: For 25 years GALLAIS’ OYSTERS have held the repu- tation of being the very best | seld. The reason for this reputation is that they are always fresh, large and solid —full cans and honest count. This year’s supply is excel- lent — and the price tow. @ Have your dealer sup- ply you with a trial can —if he doesn’t handle the GALLAIS BRAND please notify us. S. CALLAIS., 2Iist and Walaut Sts., ST. LOUIS. " ¢ — ~A_ — + ee oom HERE’S YOUR MAGICIAN] OS THE ONLY McNICHOL ! “Mien folka keep house, and all elone! Pv Gsecrge’ TP think that sould be clever; hel sare ehall fix ine up ‘* gaid Ithckie Trevor in my line kK atest it; heme, #@ Ali Men de, til pow I've done without {¢.°° First Ttiiekle went to pev a call Hills . Terme Tupper: ' mn? oome sround cunning Bi'ceen thon tu"ny sef the range aight he athee, aust of noere, eds Fe piates graced the haard restaurant te fiadere eoraful mien. ner, sonny . We we paved between ua let “We ce had good dinners, don't rou fret A ' , - ‘” j ent 4nder raeimen’ Jom think ng life fo @ aes, handeomelys heaver the , reerangra ‘te men are tryiag ONLY MONTOCTIONL Rates | a aud Cer | er irmf.e and Halt 7 ¢? *fiotee ' ONLY WM NTO Heed ° n eute. there Ranges, He frigera’ Te F Kit hen and Lavadr? 7 bey / sare lalieor everr(bieg rifortable. Is (ecm! j af peede«! to Ake fact ‘ ar mot Teru . . ¥ CASH om crete rFasY TRRMS. sf Pieri. Many: Ces ttn. $2 TEETH Extracted Without Paina. Teeth Fatracted bree Siver Pilege Free. Terth ‘leaned Free Hridgesore 2 per teeth All works gUeraeuteed fo B® jyeare Ail work done free-—emal) «berge for material only. UNION DENTAL COLLEGE,622 Oliva Cor. of 7th and Olive, Second Flocs Beers: 86. m to 8p mw daily. Sundarn, Wee sili a vee af @

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1906 From Foreign Correspon- E The Weekly Review of the dents of the Sunday Old World by Special Post-Dispatch. , Representatives. | carrying out this great enterprise. This { : -_ Blaletment We GO nO, Delleve, We recognize } the fact (hat w years ago the United siaies umd Great Britain entered into an aiiance to secure the buliding of ithe Nicaraguan canal. Any pefsun Who Alspassionatery , —_ stud.es carefuily that treaty must come to the cunciusion that the primary §$stipuia- tions in the Clay.on-Buiwer conventon GERMATlIY FINDS ONLY TROUBLE looked to the immediate buliding of a canal | j Under the influences that migat be exer- i AND EAPENSE IN THEM. clsed by the two guoveraments, rather than => to pronibliton of eitner io build it. = — Afier quoting the treaty (ne report goes ” > . on; “No one can read that articie fPerk . . » 5 — ; t French Sending Large Forces! Should Be [gnored in Canal | conciwiing that ne’ xiaracus cana con-! Fresh From a Wedding, He| NEW METHOOS NOW NEEDED. ‘ ‘ yyy y ‘ oMmpiete rowsh tn Mibiy ad Ol es x slra 4) to the Island. Construction. (We governments, ritain has ale hocked House of Lords. Tanga Three Times as Large as the lowed J) year se without any mo. OW tae he ere h a eee cr, wets Se ee ee Parent Naticn Is Losing Pcpu- | a Bui is. ‘ “e -_- eae ee , } A SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT. HGUSE COMMITTEE'S REPORT. icon (cts lie i sa" » TY avite ’ Lf - , » egr ; s 1 r¢ sh bl gerry. ewes. re coreedd Lie Britain Would s formatee in the House of Lords Thursday of nal x= ne colons pte 3s pa : BaP ra “The | n mont Was (hat Crreat } >. . aie “| ‘) 4 "ad re a 4 . ° j i’ sti? a " RECOMMENDATIONS fg opal nd igre ae 4 fthe ning “tternoon Is freely criticised, both for its | trade of the colony, which is thrk the . FOR NICARAGUA CANAL. | aes . ge th bor | Size of Germany, 1: nitieant and mostiy —Costs Nothing {0 Try . *? (Copyright, 1900.) PARIS.. Feb. 17.—The French Government contin ies the work of strengthening [ts po- Bition in Madagascar. Two more ships are about io leave Mareed) loaded with troops | and fTeavy artilery for Malagascar, and Gen, Gelilenit, tioverpor, who {ts now on leave of absence, has Just re elved orders 7 7 > ol y' tone and manner. Hie appeared to labor ith Britt ' . e . ‘ — >, , ; > . ot » ¥ - W t Pitis’ , ; : i ’ Le Pe té (+ - on i rg “apg ents Ne pa wgh ber) Uneer some undue excitement and spcke mane e Gee fold th P le. Th conirol over the Sur ‘anal “ta! for as ie . ‘ i v! the de. he i t Zeal wiih oys‘erical earnestness. Hils face was [reports from the other colonies are not se.f a short route to the Eas! Chats. _ on her territory. as camplete! for al ‘oply flushed and his lips trembled walle mee Loe ter, + thins temas me on 91 f th > | i practical purpores as though -en tire |} ae banged a dispatch box on the table with he Cole htt tala ges atte y: Big soe $ne oper” Ou ave ny 0 e 0 Owing ymptoms end Your Name and So. '] oe lre il} 4; one tt. ,° i . ; "e at ‘ ‘ ’ t > bie) o cay, Which, he adacad, has itnmense strat- Cayton treaty, long since fortleted, ety ase: rere In . . i 7 Stomach in ineroing, Mesh soft and lacking firm. |). ony _ : : re oem "¥ , . ° . 4 . ’ ’ eveety so lar ‘oe ; : dane — : + tata ’ . > - } Pree, remedy now i ter — 2 a a be Ignored. St sand Nit 7 Awua e aC’ Lprers “Midibeite | iam ne in office. ness, headache, biurring of evesight. specks float- ; \! mpeg oe ches may cove Sa engaet " rye " , 4 eo ae > . . .* . — ~~ ‘ “ _ . e . pte. . aiid ws ‘ ey f Lo Patrie aZirms that the last Cabinet rhe immediate construction of the a: eee Ses een el oaks | Sailsbury helplessly shrugged his bt] : ing before the eyes, nervous Irritability, poor anes ure : » In tablet form, pleasant te take rieetiny clits ‘lis geet 4 Pb Gabe ve* eNnT.oN propore: . canal. g sh KE ik. ii nic , i r* : . ' en oe ° =P sh Ou, re ari j Ww hen spe. iking li iter confined . *. , . } i. H oy ° on : ‘ " . 2 i #1 @mary, ebilliiness., alternating with hot ft ishes, °: . dirert ior s “ hiel, if you follow, will pent by the Ka bala tt J ' thy cu to a fe n Et the eith ti ; litt nlp ;: ees er yr ~ ese oe womans hee eRLers positios laseitude, throbbing. guirgiiog or rumbling eensa- | positively and effectually cure in @ short time, ne . 2 ‘ : oat ; ‘ aje¢] t eer A. a - aia ic : OUS] ( “ beg = =s . ted) , : . the Brit Armoussader |; : Phe Se ae a ee Re Ne ke ee OR Oe Ke ee tea & aml their p rope rt Sw on Fortunately for tne platen Sag ay ili dae 1} ™ » Cante er. Ix dane: ly f{]} | tlons in bowels, wiih heat and nipping pains oe- [matter bow bad you may be, or ff you prefer you cave Pat / ; Aa ae age ty | ‘ag “TAN : - +1 in conte mp I ition. we SS “tT aR “t- |} Hef of Kimber.cey came as a t mely anti- n there os DOC TW rit iy he | casionallr, palpitation of heart, short breath on [ean get a full size bor at your druggists for only Join Gserinany aS WASHINGTON, Feb, 17.—Chairman Hep- nal The use + i ‘vy foree always | dote to ] ord posebery’s gloomy forebod : Vv Pith W agen the (;°overnment and the | exertion, show clr: hee tan of bland, cold feet, pain |: cents We den't ask you to take our word ‘ ‘ . ; .* ea ‘ a . 4 4 +! i a b ‘ ‘ { = e * , am ‘ - ! . } } ry ' et CAN reotical S ie” ore bard o-ression tn chest and back, pain around the er what Dr. Dlx « mic Tabiets will de, eead fer : give them a test; 10 minates ’ ? ' Complete ownership by the Unite! States. Free use of the canal by American merchant marine. erect a with the Nicaraguan and Costa Rican governments. That no consideration be = given concessions said to be held by -- = 9 od to refurn within thirty days. When questioned in the Chamber of Dep- utles as ty) What has necessitated such pow. | erful armiuments, M. Gallinet, French Min- ister of War, answered significant.y that ihe precautions were not directed against he matives:, who were giving no trouble, | put Were taken ecause of the present dan-.| t} ita PO OOS Ose ecre ‘ SS ES eee SS POOOeGeHeGe de Gece us, “ a ve - . . li 2 | . . . * 7 2 . . e ‘ ihe pel t mt “~ ti ae that E Riand burn of the Hiouse (¢ ommittee on Interstate implies the sight ‘STAQGULLSI OP CLC. ings, though inat event {ss entireivy imma- I "AS mB matte ,, cry . t rs mee and Russia erlal as affecting the disastrous probabill- mee re we Ry Se Oe ners are pulls leine, aehing and weariness of the lower litnhs, [the free package and 6 . ; ‘ : v a. a me ro" FIGs trowsipees fter 1edls bul nervous w ‘fulnes ier Vo » the Grat tab! ‘ See NO Terror to Stop a eon mt wii! ‘tl i+ t bs bowels _ meal a a sue! ot pate oo take the Gret tablet 7a uN feel better. , , and cetnenen 6 , all ; . me : ome serving their interests beautifuily by ex%- | che Hepburn O!1) for and Foreign Comm: rea to-day submil:ted ag» ‘Ten-sive . “e , 1° it j St } . . , “Now is it possible that the Nnited States | ties to the British Empire by tne South e ret ' » eo? ittoe favor of OW 68 it ¢ - ; -m} y the Sou h report of the cotnmittee mm 4avo! hits World at thrit eacvly (as oniv 1a years af . : an imbrog lio constructing the Nice] the mezociation of the Clayton-Bulwer eon- Ruosebery’s action has not. strengthened wuating bnigoand’s Hecitiagy resecrces rape | ‘ aes enn, Sapte *, _ = a rt * es Maly and ti vein Pr her in a preset m where she | “rasua anal. The report says in part: vertion—have secured from Nicaragua the | his preridthe al position and his prospects for a | Abe, ‘* ‘ ; ‘ i ; st ‘ ’ ‘ . » 9 1 > ‘ ' } .? ; . . "4 Pa if je . “ : is Iikely to be compelled to grant al, that “If the provisions of the bill can be care | Té8ot cme to Use her Mutary Loren ity the seadership Hie wa! yee for three days France and Russia intend te deman | } hi thorliles had t behevel that the Clay-jatier the Government scheme had been ‘ s’ * Gti . ame paaat ‘ LP hae’ ehai’i, it 4 " is _* sou , ] rir igs ? . ¢ ‘> } . o . ‘ . > Meanwhile exatraordinary activity reigns | Fed Out the Enited States will within a few Weed trea propownded, assured himself that the press in the French Ministries of War, Navy and} Yeers Crom six to eigaty be in full owners % akan, regarded it us tnadequate, then ‘ ‘ ’ ” one ; ? ; + . . + ‘wv ? ! tz . - ste ie j \d } “G3 - Foreign jairs. The veteran journalist, | ship and control of a waterway connecting 36. Britain hers ce ~ a ed . Haparess ne Caheste ty ld wedding break Aurelien (wens article IN| the oceans, that it can defend, and that it Shig + heieesint fl ahh = i wd Boe ae Aap ante te dla Ouse Of Lords and the Kecho ce r] tliermine that unbeilleve ie : Ale Sie ite A aig } , ‘ Saereeal . : ee uivered his harrowing Impromptu. When ~ " ‘ » i : ‘ ’ ‘ t —— eh : ese es i ~ ter P ‘ye. . } m by . , . . able atrow't, ire committed In the {interior | #7 U in the interests of {ts navy and its ly . enaiieitsob Lil xt be heard of or from no one of Indian by Mrclish civil and mitary offf- | merchant marine as wisdor: may dictate sore ow nt Saag elo a gg RE ps tie Sere sia s 4? ; 4 t ‘ i six ‘ er / wa tor ha? ‘ ; ; +) ; t.« ‘ + os . i ' _ 6 he torture Jig alse tomche the famine. | — the ‘dhe gg yg om ; ee ~ A wid | | she mikmt enter Wit? A ty Rtuady Vat Gt is impeosetble to locate his exact P = y ; od ty “4 =e } ant if “aed, ‘ ‘ ‘ + + ° "YT - ” . , Yr’ ‘ ary ’ iti . v " - ote a ial cialming eo if thik it ,.* ‘) i‘side abl the . oe +e . ari Tt = 4 pi es et . ; a >; the te dé I TN ‘4 No ti by . ‘ “ ,;'* vo sitl i] te forec: Si VA nat k Dje he will bao “ " ‘ r ‘ . e. ofa ‘ tae ‘ _ oe vat , reuters , , e? Qo } ‘> I j Ts a , " Soy. are + colony has hever : wed to kre Ww the an one of the great w te “WaVvs of or dae =f 4 j don ise Shc ij ; rom ehina ; Xt. full horrers of ‘ituatio 1) » immediaie vontact °} people aad her property, 4 I > belleved that Rosebery had scme . “ . ‘ ai ay ‘completion of the N&araguan | plece, while imnsworth wou d get a baro- + ‘lh th ' the boulevards and prides himself upon be- licved to be entirely competent for theif . | : } | ett ) init | | ‘ : " a? ( j i ( ‘ ear ; . . . 24 t« ave joint inter- neicv, and pos sibly a peernge later Rut the atevel : aca. oe ‘oul ) | W | ni iti Meving neither in God, man nor the devil. ustify your ecommiitee 1 in at pal i, | vr! ns : | : | Bee | a ; work, justify your commilites in recom qo taar 4 . 1) , o te hut the ——— on of this sche ‘ . ' portion of » british rode’ ali 4 | loving neither in God. rman nor the devil: | Work: Justify sour ‘comaniitee in recom. [canal They prop wed. te Mace, on ea if Schemes je "now far off, | Rorton of he’ writisn yuohe ant yess | To-Moerow Morning, and Positively Ends Ss ruber to be read by bathers In the water, men nas the saaga oper aoe Pes gen ig At possib! . that followed Spe a. in the House of Commons last : ~tihdeonigaae bsindaied psc f on " s : as one entirely practiceable an ; i Vears after 1&0. dawns doupon the maritime even! ne, ‘ampbell Bannerman denounced | Mehacihpe eh ado N Pete th " m ij lit: es st spirit tn Losebery’'s Spee | B oan be competed for a sum of money, the worhl. «hanged the interesis of Great Brit- it ‘ Y ; he Nicaraguan |) expressirg pointedly satisfaction “for the ago the report of a Russiar ’ . . of 9 iis) 7 . “ac a viel Ned . SITUATION {MPROVED. expendture of ge = pone a oii aie ain. She no Jonger de red tt - ‘ a obi . pewe rch + Pree yy , ’ nN aan : . ‘Yr own uses. She cilrected ber] sobriety and general tone of Satisbury's mee WSS CUCU.2teW ane 7 on the subject the Russ “It ts true that for her rand’. | speech, for which we are thankful.”’ ; ; cured his dear friend . marvfmen? h ,? ae . — oS. ) ’ ) the . ‘ . 4 ene ‘ 7 ; 7” . t t t.: TRIED 10 ASSAULT THE POPE noth! iy but anny . . . ae | _- 7 i? . rit’ ti i by * ningre ‘ , n ‘ ¢ a hy esp yercrs ref) TF re i "he €% =! ique, Feb. 17, via Haytien Cadle.- Phe situ. irra er ‘ *g suited to ~* ia pp Png ond hy gy sed “ Pest . _ made per a f ation now {4 calm, Several arrests Havel chips of the time. he later estimates ms COMPLE ra fog cetoke — Te Lis th | aga infaibiin th ships of tl ine. ifteen feet dept An Insane Woman Created a § o other aitert pint te . heen made of virtkers for interfering with ships of this ) feet « s eq a Scene at : her ; } 1 ; : emer , the men xt work and fifty feet width wax the size of the TABL A ports were practically untrue, espeelaly will engrave a monogram die of 2 or 3 initials in Commereial transactions have been suc-|earlicr project. Thirty feet depth and ee the Reception to Lombard as ussia, in confunctte th every other pended et St. bverre and Fort de France humirea and fifty feet width are the dimene- oe Furopean power, hi a few weeks previous, the latest style, as above, and furnish a box of AS aA resuii of the absence of the yen] Vy sions of the later proposed anal, , a Pilgrims. formally assured wore S..lisburv that -he@ : ; pay am hunting to about S008 600 francs, due “Vour committee suggzest= egret je Countess of Craven Quit Because Askei had net the faintest intention of proiting fine quality paper, 90 sheets and 50 envelopes, » the workrren under ordinary cireum-|[the cash remuneration that wiil come to : . . by Great Hritain’s ein>arrassment in Souta , ecto, There appears to be a divison of [the United States from the ownership ot | to Sit Down and Hide Her Ssecial Cable to the Post-Dispatem. | atrica by pressing outstanding claims or and stamp same in any color, red, blue, gold or opinion among the strikers al the employ-| this canal, estimates can only be niga $300 Dress Pas. San inte Nn im an} | , ; ers which may load to a sett.cinent of the | and there has been great difference oa! oo. ROME, Feb. 17.=During the Pope's re- ew ‘eutral As! rickles !nto En- silver—for the extremely low price OF. cccccens trowdles . opinion « xpressed Dy persons who osc tot ception of the Lombard Pilgrims weenhaab ; « ls. this come before the commitice as witnesses | gpeeial Cable to the Post-Dispatch. Ted os : t many Sources information | show ' gap We guarantee this to be our very: highest grade , i ct as the dav oma? ed Brioachi suddenty “ha , ; tege: as MAY | BE = A FIASCO. and by writers on this subject as to the |day a woman nam rioa suddenly be ey ao sae ; PARIS EX. ‘ eXte nt of the use that would be made of (Copyright, 1900.) ‘ ame insane, tearing her garments anid! . mistie oor Salisoury, an ; > k 4 t b d T | t d f L th $3. 50 t $4 ’ puy the canal by the shipping of the world. LONDON, Fev. 17.—-Mrs. Arthur. Paget! shouting: “Render unto ¢ esar the things | «| Wednesday iast, had t ine _ work an canno De up cated f or less an o $4. Englishmen Won’ t t Attend and People One gentleman has sa ad that in os judz- | deserves the Victoria Cross for the daunt- pe nee br ir ng and unto God the things | it : ‘ith.a shar; ta) the b: on Continent May Be Detained. iat sl een Scher ‘co less Vator and consumate strategical talents | Sne was wi difficulty prevented from | mn. eager e genes & : vhs sickens Send your orders bv mail if vou cannot call and mark stvle rou ® ’ ‘ . } : > . . ' € ‘ ~be alle sSeps, i ; ooh . ‘ . , . ; . tt seas . i Pope, whose calm ll take consti of monogram desired and enclose same with order. uttitude alone averte panic. The Pope's dilemma, on (Copstight, 1800.) the eanal. Gentlemen connected with the! atricals to a successful financlal conecius.on ssdawresl ¢ 7 Pa daggg te» he horns Ww ht: ‘ = - , P hed . + vy? . , " -* ‘e ‘ g > ‘ ds o . inary . P ‘ 5-2 ’ Vs rae as P) ey e "“OUS | +O rr 4 pees at 7 Ne eee cre icifions of tenuage | Mente te maneee ete at" fackeaabis|shock may ‘have upon him or coed? A while ago nobody would have ne 9 ager Bs am yunt that would pass | beauties, all with the vanity of peac ‘KS ~i] ap Shier Bean hk teni od Tener MANY IMMIGRANTS SIN CNGLAND - ‘a? i‘ pe’ ied i 4). ‘ nme Mage Ssticawyv mAUT 1] A.ALY ow t e Cossacks eri - Their Dead.- Then at the Fate of 4000 a Month. . . ar ° arn. N ws 5 th e mount ? - di ting a comparative fia ° en creas ing amount from year to year. ( ynihia Graham from the enaracter ol 1 . are beginning to consider the problem se- “At present $1.55 per ton fs the toll] Britannia. Lady Cynth!a wouw not woar iest Foe in Their Plays. LANDON. Eeh 17 -_Tr ; reree anoem- : If a gold wig COVETINE her owr rAaAV ed) she lett opr Tright, ifta) a ee ae | ar 1 tty shal ° . - « . , s . 7 - _— : ‘ ae se tte . ‘ ; ‘ ti Director-Cieneral Picand admits that the tonnage passing thors ugh it. an agures ite cian ° eotldd) Tecs ‘at ( rat ei) § (nee §sPra .* ] ‘mony. mN f- é s i” Ton ic TY) T'enes i Transvaal war, the Indian famine, the ;sum of more than $60.0%.0 would be the | ley-Marthi of New York) rescgn é wi respondent declared that the anglopho- ’ ’ see} ’ r . ‘OSs oi ft é4 ge } Os betes by medy, ene 4 oe se* ey . > — ” x , Egyptian trouble and the threatening I ye ‘ipta, It is ¢ timate ad that) the vst ‘ be mh Anat r n the ft i = in St. Petersburg hnows ne beounde. | . is y « thering in Asia tow rl . th . Rus- | maint ‘ining and operating the canal would i hy iz . ss , ap os ‘ me e P : p J ** ree more ,r enter mMMi, "Hf 1 wer. | ‘ears fully reimburse the Government Instead of AD -s ' . as eo ge Bagh wnat aicta wT itlay. Or if t should be the policy | Another lat, : 1 aineegh ate apne 7 self with exposition . too use the canal to stimulate the bai Ming on. bi ; ‘i pesto ate n i st onign mi pantomh me >. cow “mp + Nputeia oir our merchant marine it could be 1 é: Ta Se re ny ; + tere " . ‘ . ve rer 4 wh¢ i) ie , L]s¢ i Lia , _¢ ‘ red ore . ; ceed? tre . . i ; ~s oe . naisies ; : "sr pa? }? wer fil fac tor t “wi , : ae Tt te : ; j i «hil é id eal os ‘ go ee ee ; aul Leroy eau i trading from any port .o trat , ris 34 ' by. ; | Pt . . inn of that — ia NOVETC WILL [J KING . : and 171° dern cloak store, Pahl tae) an rootes of he ie Ee : a. je. shes F he ¢ —" March 1st, with the . “ * - i So cs . ; ee 7 finguisher’: econom! ves a ey tal } to li: ne Kong. c) ance, Whieh must be one-half larger than ONO.tor ‘and using the Suez ; i . Mula : in ISD te make this move costly fair aue- to ae, is a sum in excess of $ AETIN Co Ape coc tat Radar pth ply dee ele pe rem their al Yitrtaa nh hay no Rrew-) Largely on the Mante Cristo Style, bu* eessial, is ene to fail anort of the pre- | ¢ he is American rival rp stew ac ie 'y yyy, poet | -, jing for centuries in the hear: ' ! : e+, +t re | BS £ vious figure: The reasons he fiver are | 4. ¢e. vow ¥ to Hong Kong. ust: Siarite ay yes te gio Tao paling jon | tions Of the wor It Stuck in Court. ! a crandest assoriment of that all the countries—4iermany, = Italy, ‘icaragua Canai free of toll because he |), 1" Bon sgie-sonn Seer lg st hs TLaoN Dos Pah ° ie Ok yovel r I ; R WW Russa and France-dent Know at what aad a vearel an American ship- | 7 ype rn ny eee ait Nether 4 te: rocioe ' ) } a ; ead y-to- ar moment taey will become embr: nied in the 4 st . ; ; “an materia! and a j I os bi ida . A ’ Syst a EUGENIE Is IMPROVING. nl ’ = F I ep . ’ . . eal it S NX ’ e Most stupendous confict in history. There- | ‘seaiariean ‘abor and loaded with American | et ae ae a rrostration. | Sakae neta aa ey pe ate | ailor ‘ , fore, their citizens dont feel like epend~ | paar. soar on or and possess marked ad- @ AtTACK eres | Shao Kier Malady Is Grip From Which ‘She man. brous \ set s thea keetames , Nan | alio?g ed (Sarments ng Money or negecting thelr business Stage. so Marked as to make it his in- © eg ited vice - Aah phage axle nothes Is Expected to Recover. hie aister Y OOnEe _— . : in these eritte al times mene tin setrai ite American shipbull hing. | °3 SSsenes ar cr gh nnn He en: P | 7 “4 | at popular “prices ever iW "mand o = canal. that may t » Jeuchke Of Mar. ‘| Spectal Cable to the Post- “Diepatech. jj Wis para yerl vied wie ; tee : : : i ‘ i 2 i 7 . Te . 5 12 ¢}). tad) ra. '*) i , - . P : A ; : f : . . . ~~ . LO AND HIS SQUAW | IN PARIS. ry PARIS, Feb. 17.—Two members of a band | ar: agua and Costa Ri Invest ng then a r acr : about “yi reve ae Wasa ViCtll@ Of PReumonis pg pak - or I (D4 Oe: DD WiLANs ROSCNHEIMS MILUNCRY of Sioux Indians Ivin if s ri.) With rig'ts to navigate the San Juan River : 1 the side of strenmikt!h. being 1 , Tiel A moet ss : MIA ie ptt Rw . Riving gilmpses of Amer! * th Dus mit pend Lake \imragua yet tly se Se potent as ile strowgest toba 7 fost-Dispateh correspondent called at) DELE Qe Ve UA. 4) : C ae ch we ; finental bMotel, the second oor of | A can wild West life to DPartstan frequenters (authorized to construct this sreat ra ae : eh the are’, oreclgees With her sulte of the Nouveau Cirque, created a panic yes- | way connecting the oceans, Rut it terday in the busiest part of the fashionable | lie ve i by . your committee + eee ene | ONLY HALF A MAN. ; i? , in clRirge, Said lt was Beautiful Singer M ects Vith a hiost ee oe : ' ‘ have elther lapsed or are o neonsiderable | . Perl getrcibimorn: out a Severe attack of the orrible na» shopp'ng quarter. ivalue,cor h: we been obtuined for specula-,; Jamaica Freak “Who. Is Unable to Do Hie addexi that unleas unforeseen com. Horrib} Dench. THE SALE OF A BEAUTY. - . “Hiack (.oud,”" a young brave formeriy | tive purposes, However this may be, it! Hard Physical Labor ications o eur, the Empress would be able Special Cabic to the Cost-Dispateh, . ~—_ » Constipation, BEECHAM’S With Buffalo Bill, and “right Eyes.” hia «boul be the purpose of the Government ! : to preeee! South within a few days (aes Enid Wilson's Marriage to Lord Ches- | Indigestion young fancee, had both imbibed so much) to deal directly with the Governments of | Spectal Cable to the Post-Dispatch. | | she died at the Continental Hotel she PARIS. Feb. ' ete f rirt, one of terfleld a Big Joke to the Groom : Fl that they fancted themselves among dan-/ Nicaragua and Costa Rica Those Giovrn- | (Copyright, 1800) +l have passed away in &@n apartment en ; oe & : | ; Baiousness, ner ‘Ua tribes and entered the ww arpatny ments can acjust “a ‘| questions RTOWI NR our LONDON Feb 17 ie extraor ween . —- ir. the Tulleries. hy 7 the beat , ’ ~ ‘ ‘ *) ; Special Cable tn the Post-Dispatch. Headache, Get the cinolfzen in the Rue Saint Honore. ‘ith many war of these concessions much mere easily than | ‘ iter * NE a cat aaah vor! hie . and she scene of the | was yesterilay [ut fj a i hes (Copyright. 1900) 4 } Sick want eeene. ane a ei "~~ A shoot at and lass. the United States, I Is not believe that | OS ee eee _ | legendat ene ‘tes of the telumphant | phe servant said her mistres wh [LAINTDON, Feb. 17.--The Ear) of Chester- Pp in mon, women or / 6 coats & 75 costa, parsing it Zen ‘Bright E yes came tn anv one of these real or alleged concession- | Court this week in the person . Whe? imp er! w)Urt Was CazZziiime : : : j P chilérea, cured by at érug stores, eonfiict with n he: ‘Vy omribus early in the aires have any rights or interests ar skinned. beardless Jamaica yout! ' - ' Siged wor'd Clad in Aimay eet ne eo | Meld a marriage to beautiful »-year-old a cama ~y was carried to a pharmacy much | they can convey to the United States. A the folowing story: > eter ss grate fire. Suddenis hrieked ir Enid Wilson Muritel's cousin, was the gay- emage: it js not deemel wise to have any ‘ o aiiniided y Mees -. — , aia en ey ff) — , , . wridegroom “Black Cloud,” once relieved of his) interests of co-partnership or any | st | | oe es = ro hag ' HOPPE R Is COMING HOME. mn » 4 ei 4 4 ee Pe 7 eet cesemony imaginadle. The Bridegracs — TD equaws jeaious watchfulness, left men. growing out of corporate relations with | St ag Engl laa ae as : inary eeaman a ee Boe yi Pty Sakae Oa eae eit hy: | ® Gried-up looking beau, approaching 6° sione and began chasing and embracing | any of these persons It le our opinion that nt 1s a nah g Scheriones he upper part He Is Tendered a Reception by His pas oe ef the most fal e beauties | ; who has always been greatly admired DY | freehold house, worth $809.008 from ot ll yw ey gg oy cone Sn the people of the sone “ett want a} o¢ me hody ie tke that of : woman. I Wi Admirers in England. . - the ladies, took the whole ceremony in @ mother. ” check for $10, m0 trom 3 rHgeMmen ahh eb utiracte emi-; vernment canal, one that will be com- : . onl “ ‘he i r @ > - nies A . a tail father and erystal ami aliver fo . nine cries of terror, finally crowded the | plete.y under the control of the United | Unrate Pon os Nye a ace gg ge RO LONDON, Feb. 17—De Wolf Hopper . 7 farcical spirit. The church was crowded | 7). sire Arthur Paget. The couple have captain scovere ‘ CONSUMPTION CURED. with fashionable belles, and as he passed | about §3.0 «a year between t An old pbyseictan. ret.re! from prectic cown the nave with his bride on his arm indiat into a jewelry store. There the war. tates . red closed his London engagement to-night fier brandished a revolver and even shot ee arama ios tn Gooding iserpest. = aying | Mr | ‘ T T , placed in his baads by an East India mise'ona: after the ceremony he had wai grtatie re ; ‘ aah aa wandiee LOUBER DECORA ED. , = defes ale ying !Mr. and Mre Hopper and other members tWice, fortunately missing everybody “We want our share of the worl4’« com- * wre, | air. a : Ph kt leud’ was knocked over the head | merce. 7 to secure it we must-have a!! he w wanted 7 » ane ht pm ) “mar oo of the company were recalled repeatedly. | tue formula of a eimpie ves and taken to the police station, where, as/of the ulllities that are possible. Nor can Te a anak ame Orem on the latter the performance Mr, Sg Whi ¢- | speedy and permanen’ cure | nsumptio oo | = te for = of them. e-ith ‘1 FOOR ws he re: overed from the blow, he we e Cc u share witho ‘Tee : a — . - . tertained at the Eccentric Club one ehitis., Catarth. Asti ine aud } breat ne bride Whose etrange. colf-like ed'- gave the officers the gost und acalp dances, struggles. There is now the meter incense sae fr sent back to Jamaica by the Krough presiding. and many leading pro-] Affections, also a “itive acme ire. te fhe of flowers was most unbecoming, Was Sultan Bestows | Upon on Him the ee accompan ed by auc nh yells that the street - ‘ " P ofr Colonial Omi e. foUry have aireacy been replaced by the | site full directions for preparing acd ust Sent | Seasonable quips with the frisky masront |. aay with the insignia and grand cer J clock, savage nicknam Muahe “There are persons who say that we are announcement that Mr. Lederer will opel! | py geil. by addressing. w.th stamp. naming this | around. don of the Order of Nichamimtiaes, the see the modern way of feeding the multi-| tne house April 2 with an American music- | paper, W. A. Noyes, Vowers’ Block, Kochester, There were numerous presents from roy- . edy f x. alties ang millionaires, the bride getting | highest decoration ia the Turkish Si aah age given; presumab.y bora on] bound b "epeaky stipulations with the «ov. of America.” S gumameme” Greet Britain to refrain from ' tude al com ee — -— ~~ ee SOPs -— oo = a RF net Ve a Se ee ee a

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Oot a re er er Ee? ee eo a ae ai —- ere rere pr a aa — pies = 88 tay Fastest- a CHORAL SYMPHONY SOCIETY | UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT IN AID | (Wi) Growing If : WE. CONCERT THURSDAY EVENING. OF THE HOME. ba Store in BROADWAY ava WASH:NGTON. > ANOTHER PIANIST COMING.|POVERTY PARTY ON TUESDAY. America. La . Pouple, striving rst after elvilizativ: aint det dradliviete Peet athe . nally after freedom. The orchestration j: PMICe Ol iriy, Wiielr wai 6ergevus and deinands not only a per: elf Nortin Garr T b { . G ° , ensembie bUlL More than the ordinary te tir See Pes ulations und uderculo nic frum the individual performers we Smt ulosis, Grip, Lung Weakness and all Pul- Besides the symphony, thes! or Invitaten in full 1s as chestra will play the wel, -Knk Whoan igsiy ‘corjelly | ' ral monary Dise céSes No Longer Dagzerou:. esteemed Kaiser Quartette by Haydn. fees work contains what is Known as th: trian National hymn, The svloist for the evening, Mr. Will! I REE MEDICINE ] O ALI 4 H. Sherwood of Chicago, pianist, has playe: ° in this city with the Choral Symphony 3 clety before and his ealiy return is wa COli- leuemneneiemeneee eee ’ . p : pPiiment to him and his ability as a Consumption, whieh has Cefled acientlets of every are. has at Pianist, and his werk ‘Thursday "eve ning; ‘ ; : , A 4 om oOo; are { V } I ‘i> last been « nquere i, and the honor be ‘longa to Jor. T. A. Sloc um, ‘ , stn be + gem 2 ‘ ¢ 7 gone a wit a wah a r es , , . J a’ whe ‘ om | , tai ,*s i’ i i .? ne ic Sa P ~_ . " “*e ' " ite by ! o T } I it th Tle w on ) l m™m lab ratorien and the Next T uesd: 1y mi zh ti ; two humlred an ] Pat kaliin 4" ports of test cases have been widely published, both in this fiftv-seventh Kunkel cone: rt. the thirteenth | bair, 1) sent Country and Europe. coneert of the Beason, Will be gi ven at As UNS (Hel Fine sivunesy, , ne wt, nt; 2 wheis, S selse; lace triud, iv tracing the march of tha deadly bacilli from the hesd and gncia ‘ton Hall, ¥.M. C. A. Pull throat to the Inner e: Vities of the lunes, Dr. Slocum was finally ; a eraaes Rontcies pines ae TY 3 , rhe 7 : bur Ines ir om : he die there Rurn file to. formulate a scientific treatment which has heen proven uUnkel, Sonata, agp. 2, Nu. : ‘Bee hover: fae i. a ote i Mat 7 i hich. 1 we “ nt 4 Such @& RBrond succesa wz herever triel. Fallure is not pursible BONK, “My Ei. ry at T hy Swee aiee,”" : foot o bir we nse. atehus (net Watter ie nr), one time In a thousand a stobhe y Roberts, violl sulo, ; , Ss 7.—Prizes rewarded to the 2 Rest end 2 ti Kostyumes by & hommitty bilndfoided for CCC et en SDD DDD ' Why pay shoes Smay be » Wile I’riend”’ Shire \\ aists » ar *k } sa.k¥ 70 it 49 purchased yO wer . ) im Me meant ont Bpecial for Monday a here at asav- A, Sal retest spring sty! eewrant: tabrella Drawers of fine ing of fully ad ae nade of fine ren, isin or lorie, having deep rug- 25 per cent? . " wie an l sok eg t) ry with) tucks, hemetiteh- ' w =. ‘ Compare val- Gran ues and prove Prive , be this fact to Suits—l’ retty Little Vestee Suits, for sip ome s Petticoats Made of good your own satisfaction. oy’ ee a veuuenuuaiie of all. qua ts camiric, in umbrella style, YT in new and jau: with yemstit ‘hed ruffle and cluster A special offer for Monday of Ladies’ ae r small collars nt ‘ze4 from 3 to 14 years, Jc ERUUSRSRSNGHENURUNERRERENEN SE - eee This thnely news ts of vast Importance to every sufferer tn %* RET ror } " , . ; > ena ft . . : , ein os , 7 the land, com'ng as it does at a time when the in rease in con- The Spiering Quartette. “ok aise ’ & bring yore se wrist >» B.il : I iy I bau : Tringk Vo sumMptive patients is most alarming. ! The third Spiering Quartet very sufferer from di ase of the head, throat and lungs 1 Place Ws dhesd ‘'y ws sty K. bs need despatr no longer a 4 Moral Halk Pace programm. SPR 9 mager—herp is at hand. Sy the Major Quarte: tte by By specal arrasge ment with medical societies and hospitals, ai’ fr at A Minor Quart rt the ‘a5 4 oy 7 2), « . _ , - ‘ . : ery ; ' Dr Slocum has prepared in his great laboratories fuli treat- : ig Bets = inal the Hisch grade Shoes, made of box ealf, 1 at tan Russian calf and willow calf, 2 75—Specrt lie nis dar livbitie liate free distribution to the afflict: d. rd . with he Mr 7’ Sp er : . . ot op ‘ : . »-.5 5 . qi! aby “he P pi | iy . | bt “ our separate Preparations ares a) i —_ or -, MS Boloict In son 42 tet: BH, sn es ars were. o5 Baye! me : With FOOGVCAP Welts, Also. of viel lay at yeh ed cece ’ ne I in killing the ba nt heal- aie Nit St. Loui: within some | s. Se neourt Schouk f hn ohh Be a : and Royal kid, With double aales and | Gowns ‘ mucous sur acCSs, toning the Eenerai sSvstein “nb : Cc} eee h Or Re it ] : wes ; : . = , ty : , «of Nubi: an, Pars amd yp) mgeola k tab, saat Pants for Young Nlen a navy ; aurc rran Pe La ° ad ( itt ‘4 its au4 2 4a: i ie’ ] : wo vu ith k a and p | ; ' . ” > | a. _ : ‘ ' , z : 1} Balds, Stonetitis, catamh or wast Ing away, the new Siccum ‘etm a Rach prelt hie an hugcu A apes Dag: wr Ree eee reg ye essa —regular $3.00 and $3.50 shoe: if Ch | | h . °.. i 2 ° ats . - ‘ ae ae F ui4 aah : . - offre r a ing is és, treatment may be had free by merely fending your post office ror. or, dap ac ageh (jizant’s. Maré ; : A Which we you lens Sonata No. 6 and contrac ai on ene igh acta AF hasty, ie Cnolee, as special leader Niekel - plated, bb best lamps, and express address to Dr, T. A. Slocum. 98 Pine Street. [an et tt "8 Sonata No. 6. adenine "next term, after one « . . BOIS oh’ Irs. pacing ; roto . ‘ . o , ea ss ry leg “ost Mond ay, at, per pair Wrought jron st: ile De 39 eye -4 = -4 -@g fe ~ . & New York, and stating that you read this announcement in ith - $: ’ rial 'ost-Dienate . . rreencet ; . frond , “TH; , : ? regular price the Sunday Post-Dispatch, Pupils’ Musical Recital. SUgeMe! that a fune be siarted | Sandals — Smal! sizes in Ladies’ dari, Don't deiay, when it may mean a loss of iife. Act now. Ay, Mrs James) Frey Rosen rm oan \I «c« ys a1 tle ) ; » 8} ‘dene eT * an vee “a >. or oan an- a PS ne : ity jervl Frey and their pupils will gi ste ) . ntertainme ' Gul: | 9! . Y yng ar a a achont’a Bins bent hi ait’ vhs She as ri | wore an entertainment was Mor day to claseranit Der pair.. Mo $5.0 Sy ae ee . a? us 1? ’ ; i suri th . pny . ; a ae si arti lay pri S ’ a? ‘ -“ ‘ ia 4) i : ‘ . bale i.] ° ‘ 2@ «s ‘ P e+ orl es > »** oo) 2 ° 1 eer Hi ’ : 1li4 | Ve ee | 2 Be tiaeery i + - ‘ = wernt to Infants’ Pera sewecl Turn Button AC afternoon “he Pre wWwramimMe ‘“onrtain: - 33. ' ' ‘i, i? [i qn! a iv. «At 4 ’ a? of s'ores ask ar a eo j onl hs : . Poznanski and other great composers. ven, unas eS] | if © s8b.€3 Of | : Our price, per pair. eet _— nickel- ti 9 : , musiin, havin tee , : Te tPaerkt eH aes, § eoattlies it f Jiate Stunids, ooh Ol SrytESaidt, le ’ + . ‘ = — ° i 14. aa. , Tre’ , Band Concert at Olympic. cestant. Asa rest vas added t “% Boys’ Viciand Satin Calf Lace Shoes | BEL eee reece eee eens a ae es Torchou tae ee P j bai : . hye ‘ sit’ I .4 . i ‘ li ° ‘ sa . , 5, te oo sine e aie] «ers ] ee 7 Alb: Improv “dd hi a : wet P | Oiymple thie afternoon ne musteal m: uw? lu “a Be found th i Tia AP S'y—splendid value at, worth 7.00 —_—- | 49 orth: $i x ees y ' , ™ i rt © ie? i ¢ ‘yi ‘tal ! Crs cist i - — iad ; t Mo ees e« }h’rik e . « . »On? lar mredery ’ . for to-day [{s of the popula i Mi day... ~All les ginn, pianiet, will piav a paraphro ~paleh Ft —— = .« ——_ — ——— a ‘ : , ee “B® one of Verdt’s greatest opera. pe Sievret jenry preen Se Yr. Samuel Poa Rte MS. awit di : : Print to the stheesce of the rematinin “ol re al csaive in’the wor arsing coreerts of Mr Weil's series | IS jeer Lah aay’ ; A f.00Tn On the programme are vems fro tbe The t bord Waits cotee ried j ISS. Amnong an i 'S4 grand operas selections from = ‘‘ { TRIED TO KILL HIS FAMILY. }and a long Ist of popular airs br owhese bebel? tae work wos unertacen’ | OQ | Seized a oils Wiless. Abvane SaRbeeee Bargains unequaled! Amazing values fer Monday that ere certain to pack eur great George Cuntz Seized an Ax, but His Miss Ruegger Is Coming. 14h EM ie sroeomeliggh neh PO ter oer co | S wane d Son Interfered One of the most interesting perfor 2 ig rte oe ate ali ot ame bargain salesroom. Come and secure your share—aad come EARLY! adbenas : al of the present season will t: ike Dlaee at the 9 itt analogs . LINENS x (reorge Cuntz of 916 North Fifteenth ee nen (leon Thursday evening, Mareh 15, wh ~ Aaa 1. of th has com INENS. SHEETINGS. WHITE GOODS. ‘eet is held at the City Hospital for ob- Ss Flea Ruesger, cellis'; Alexandre Petsein | isnemer. } oof the inmates are Toweling—12_ jn one es i requ t P bela wif He MI EVESSON PLEASED THE koff, violinist; Mark’ Hambourg. pianis haa sales: oft em } ' t = Hoe; f hon ss - ws a ’ Patio ‘ ‘ es . ~ *, : ‘ . ai >} + : co” }) , ic ‘ , ti] . _ , . > ‘am 9 ? * . ‘ Cy! Was arrested yestesday afternoon by the POST-DISPATCH NEWSBOYS. | xive pg = ~A rty laume, Ac cmnpaminte. Ww psvimists litnit of three score amd bi At or red bord Stice on Her compialnt that he attempted Will be made up of sealo and ensemble work alin aaa ines f ac it m. ., neil} or Towels— blen }! Gom) qualttv yvard-) 4: wo will _— Hebe ag te ‘ 7 Mies Ruegger wil! be remembered as tin Se a ii “a ¢ 4 shail ce ie — ed vt, 1 Bie berepe . Oo: negs : ie ' : and sheer quall- Mrs. Cuntz'’s s'ory as related by the po- i solo! a vecent Choral Syvmphonv So vee 2 Uap okie eae tr, “ss ms Hace ha 1: a C Se, at 1 r : rd. Bebe ee Vo DTprortes own i ~ ; at site ; ‘ ' tei ies, Al yorth eee oe # at, yee “a Pa GA ; . ‘ ‘ srg ‘ ‘ Bice to Ca. i plysici@tis is - teat - lelety d Peteehnikoff as - cid Bsc WE hie, bape Cuntz can’ home unexpecteaiy to dinner [ARE HER ARDENT ADMIRERS. he first Apollo o ne : abet eed nH working for ita welfat lade medbeliane ait | A epeclal jot of finest all-linen Satin Canton Flannel—-One c. er yal Le a eN ORAE: vet is 4 rit Damask and Huck Towe in plain extra heavy 40-fned Unbieache OC India Linen—Very fine and sheer se : e : ‘ i} * , r) bya >) } saa tor Ly aay a) earths a dingy 3 Phy Papen: Bre Se , never been heard In this. rey : oe fi wit Wak CPOMTINR - an > the “OATS ' om Oe = . ; | ' / ‘ be : ) . a i¢ i? 2Qren ‘ Tiisié j . ba cyt} } it i Rice Fe 2 SS i » ij - Wihiite ol] “ore “«] vor ler rs—sle emmed or: C‘ahton Flianne}] wort Fy at . . | se Cu Went to | -P- | fis . the dishes ft Units Gent te , , : Pie AE PALE Nis Heat ” | ey [pertin t is t rch ber remy mstitche 1. wth plain or knotted . #6 SCNES WIG, aNe Old r T v nig t | “we—Various elzes up to a Yc Cambric —(Goo.d quatity vard-wide WsUaey at 2o~—here Monday, C , Sca Island Muslin, worth Tec: eatin berde: pron Lawn; Monday, per yard worth 1%, at...... aia in 5c Muslin— Extra good yard-1 de Lawn-—-Good quality 40-inch yard and secured an ; . Whe ihe -| An Interchange of Courtesies Which’ .. > Roston Symrhony Onehestra - ong o eee pote the potter say ine ¢ wit e New York Phi!harma nie Sachety pa: BO, Jet a eines ee ‘ , eo } ' ri Mounced that hie was guink toekil ieve: Gave the Imperial’s Leading Lady el deg AE Ah ey a BES pgs legge rycdban RY layed ag 1 eotce: ae - ash ar a rewily wortn ter Cambric, C i fied , ‘ . aa ‘ , — Jat 7 \ s Igy e ‘ : . ; 4 Monday, per yard. si Wiss st quality imported body and himeel! Mra. Cumiz (le o hie etde and wreeted 2900 Devoted Followers. : | S. Pelton; firs sdent, Mi cy Biewshed Turkis ' ores the ; x from his nt he (hen sent her on! t OX les : Pi n j , : he a . Sete nd wer fon for a polloemian (Muntz was delirious _-——____- | *. — Rh. *y aes pa +3 1 by i ’ C ete S: mC ee — s-ineu Biea ned Ke: : . ty P ry a beac 1Qc @t the City Hespital last night this phe TORE diag APY ge Ahh 8 cantevin? ice M. ae! o low Casing of good qual. 7 4 3 ee e a ae hen Wine Teaballe SSvdecon. the present pe, eS ee Ree hie | 4 an Poaday Soft tn, " “Ooze Nainsook. “uperior semis Im port- Favors a Curfew Ordinance. leiding weman at Hopkins’, came to St. | : | : Damask Good, heavy, ig eee eile | ¢) plain white Nalnsook, suit able for Col Alexan ley M ne esitent of tl Louis a few days ago she probably knew | BB. & 9. S.-W. R. R. ti ng es pv ogee 5, JB Pillow Cases $3 we es inderWear—regular Lite Ske ae Fes | ie i : yoly ny not more than a dozen persons inthe | Louisville and Cincinnati trains leava - i ‘ ’ re . ba x : ore ie a) . \ ee es : « Ai er ve ; be =p v ia y or day train. iicivets TaSwey Sat | rnner Nepkins, hi ive designs TEE ; "ery © «eruasits imported high as fy jine persuasion, all of whom shiv ounts , , . . among her devoted friends. They are ¢i . Lecust street. ANd % ort L Uy Sprend Iuality © - reandies.*$n ' Skeptical ai First eabedios the Vatue | hucdest folka on earth to become acausint. Mes. May Hawkins Will Help Every Bey: heavy Uniiench neaatein. biick OF White—retiy wortl c > ith. too. x ne who wins their eonti- Woman Sevea Drunkard. RN GER HOME pier re oy Yaris wide | -w fonday, Cr yard | ol the New Pile Cure. , ‘ > ‘ P j : ’ “aeivil his " Va = TRIED 70 Bt : i hee . Tabie ~ ‘ ne rs yee qo? 7 . i YY Lid \ ' Vai i Seerces Dim ty 2. ‘ " : eee enti e t ck Lb '“de any otd A Trial Package of Her Marvelous ee bP aeeuin Pa ea x gry dhirheaiestis re sto Many pirs SICTANS for A long fimne sty) j reat : - . 83 tryin | ery act b > : rh Hac ty ci nay Mecailoanaaredsemed ty sanity BS | trna ttm cmon? tert S| ade tacoma eal ARCA A Wm or simular drues, but such iw not the linvitine them aod practical work among thuse who have been " vice) = oT ‘ i i ‘ i . case A T Sap ere ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN CLUB, |", et.guorty, yt ie Meco [Reception by the Queen's’ Daughters ; | ; | ees thing for. ans one. to do, og ' ) 4 ; _- Lcoording to thy MeRis OF Nel FAis- | -_ ae se , will femnisacu Pwo tinued tick . i Pall dias, Polsonous, myu s drug Whatevey ey See set Da aeihiiae man | . . 4 ! It Wiil Give a Large Entertainment} .;.. »..0 heli repens ies Pound prrre tae Pfome for Was tound ty contain oily heating anti- |. pat. tt is remarkab th» Night of Feb. 22. be reer ner: Fhegpe “4 ' iy atieet ieee The tee ae Be Ptics and sooth «pls MIftaes Kyeseon Was talking About he r firs; os + nities = : ; . . P ) | Fa ne some will le 4 stot 7 etting ; a ep Sent Te me from J at ‘" For this reason the Pyramid Pile Cure | Week. | ee ven ; iia Wotwan dn her | | " " : . - 3% renom 3 s.r J, r? i “? . , " : PTs . : I i : Baliye is tie Oothiy pile eure execs ely Wwse | ee , e r lee . A: “the . , | yf) ‘ «3 ‘Ts a ay gh i-« ; er “* 6: ani ae: j , : , hjome and reconunende d ley pais miatus be imac i] : ; ’ P erariidas . and raves 4 a 2 ; J tie cattery : rye ‘ f ‘ ! epitaorn f al os | | BOER HOSPITSL CORPS FUR s | ban c a oe Wis SO sate, so provupt im the relet at ~ , ; nn here — ; Ss ; * | ; ’ J forded from a single application and so : the ne . | : , ~ > Typed te: ; ’ . is 4 ’ , e ~ > ar? i vs aa Leen. _** far ns known the ny! Prosstive cure jor » > t+ \ Vs thre Feast. Le . . ’ ASSAULTED \ , WITH 4 CLUB Subscriptions Received Yeste: > ‘ —~-@ » - ‘ ~ : - - . i? ‘ff ‘ , ‘ piles except a surgical operation ; adit, sie Thue ser — : Rregate a Goouly Sam. pete te yp Mast ae : : oust, att aie ' = lop 3 . aver , , . ; ' ' : eYer.fepiat? \ th thara ie loeougt sive’ “at +?) ‘ 7? ’ v4 ‘ | ’ : . . . . a4 : , ‘err W oizie TI an ! ~ ee re Sc: ‘ ,7r fF os ’ j : i , : Aa fers from: some torn wes, The most | , MV Buerts, : uo TL now know. at Na MOKMNY Font id Contused Body. ) tates, amain pet Pac tot iit oop | | . te . f v 17) 2 “ ' . : ‘ fee oOMmmMen and annoying ws itching: piles, | My, friends ' , SSS SS SSS oly we haa me, poe | “pha pie. , Ss MES: INK trie ) kd a ety Cast for the Week's Opera. ndi. ated by) warmth lage dat Trhowstire ra + a havi = them thes In i th —— ’ , ‘ f ‘ ‘ , ‘ ' ’ ai 4 | in! val r; A‘ilie of NQegs tha VIonday even! th , sada: eer. HOvEN A ial, and Miss Kyesson } ritoy : a SSS SZ + . ‘ he To oF Fo ve. nibs ‘ oe Ts , Qnd intense Uneontra., itcling in the | costume, sm'led brighter than did eve h el = Voth en if i | Vecutig . sh ; Creat euntry and ; ruled fe setts, te. acagtodaiag sacrstnadi vt ae mae , affected i n of the) dis. | heroine of Du Maurier. “They were are eS a ey oe Qa | . ata aeenge ah ae oe ee ee lore as chan as Rhadames, Abe. WH - | . ’ " . 2 7 " 94 a. . e ; os bn os se this be ; f The ce! ’ : l « . 4 ’ rr . » « Nene “i 7 p ; Nis ‘‘larke Potts its " ie . fe Titlon: ce iada’ ‘ CAS . de well - | and ever tinns ‘ rm ; ; ; , “ee . . my b eecing piles. , . te the cura Rie ralt. om ioplaude Ae - waa r tah - wee ‘ = ' ' i . vd . | : 4 . . se@rorn _ —— ; . ‘ ’ stidios ——— Ve 5 : -_ —— ly : , they Woulkl Piet Ue, ’ . Tiel an angu anATec >) #0 fiiad , | Baa Ti i ae : pei ' 1.1 ; = , eet bh, ' : r, bh ; Pas = : P pee aonwt ‘ ATION 4 ' and Tutt 4 Hillle. at secemgense on fulwomen of America todas, ¥1. ra? ‘ or / ou wing ¢ ; ; ns yy | Prof. ‘Geddes to Lecture Here. ' . ' " ' +' a . ‘ record’og secre . Phe usual treatment has heen some but they did. and not have drink-aflicted fathers, hushandsor son-. | : : - fleet on tes ‘ , rout "rv } OL Mote enn ee : ’ ’ ‘ 4 > SA) SMpie saive of ointment Mei some hey eme tow demonstrative. They / determined toovercome this fearfu! evi) i! ; 4 » 4 ; : A wkes . , . . fect and sex ret f . vi] weet @es $ , . i ' ra yh s*, , _ ww -%° usd , é ty : 4 ‘ ; . Ss ,; -_; , ‘ , * ' ; tere ey ‘ “TH. tek w! ) c“apthis feee FV te Her search fora harmless, per ‘ . ave : t f 4 ‘* 5 “ "ae : 4 , ‘Si s* . , ! "1% , ' mes Rave temporary rehet. but nothings . as ish I fen ; | cove was at last rewarded whea an old triend ¢a! guia ve , y ; ' - log i! : 1. mp Mee as permanen: cure could be expect d dey Pyaty : De maken ane a ) | to Derand gaveber aremecdy which had never be | RUN DOW N BY FREIGHT TRAIN. t subecriotios ation a rithning , mre ie on for loereat. : . ° ’ . P ‘ i ; | : Pi ‘ ’ ; | “ ’ _ ls = ‘4 . 3 vs ' hort bye r tive | ve bige ; ‘J eltjons on from sux N SUperfoial remedies Tess agent , house, who was alo ny he diene ae wah? Spararent joy ane rd 4, " ’ ° ’ ‘ 7e . > . - oo. ’ a ay ina ew wec Ss » i -" . ~4 . " ‘ 4 Th, [ yramid I” ne oe Slo " vr, to Interrupt when 3 Rave their appl re. ative wasentirely cured of his appeuite fordran Fred Herimnan.a Driver, Received Seri- : "= - . a , : " Be ; ‘ hue * Ss : icf ¢] 1 ; ! know | am playing true to Iife. I was AP. relict Tan ary cy) ‘se Tl ° , ae th ph * “4 Seaver anal = grateful to th 5 and was avain restored a ‘ and mar hive, OUS Tiujuries. . See we ' a a4 ‘ oD are perman “And I think they showed much de! os tion tn tee ae pana any Bla age he’ oo ber a ee “" oP iss ik , > : VICTIM OF fh GYPSEY S CURSE. ic Vramid wos; suppository en® true feeling, too, when thew guy. ° a he found su fier, wt es . ne hg * a = Thuredag toht’? Miss by. sistersevervehere.whom she foun dich é we ate ' se 5 Ret } Mis- and the first ppheation gives amtstant | . Phones ey a ng + dle ied he oe 4 had suffered irom the effects cf ak Dot | pe 7 | | . If Abd Poe nage § mags he ae ipa- Thomas Anaerson Ha mM the relief from the. a itehdntyw cand sore- 4, lonuties that the Rie ‘oral ca | Daud, father oreon, With the assistance of oti: : : ) Cente OF NS CMCCES, THES SSTANATE OC fortunes Prophesied. p #8, COUT an : uate that be t wes rtated the original treatmer« an 4 raw ‘ ‘ sce, Grote y ur rearest drug NCss and the Continued tise y? i short . » for the “newstes,” ‘a ' P . _pthpes , in 0 aii t free to anv dist reed - ’ no buy @ buttie ot Abbey ait ; ria \: sf : , . ; , ‘’ Tb. ih) Neer Pe 12 le’ > > offers tusend this treatmen ¥ : , 4 = 2 : ; , ‘ ; " 4 4 ' 7 es“ > " time removes the tumors and the smal! ae gee Be eet ‘toad etl - oS ie wie, mother or sister who will write for it. Mre |... iy | yies . , nave ar; Sites wh ’ . . | ’ ’ j i.’ 7 / : rf ’ 4 >» . ¥ ° 2 , ‘TY ." . Hawk ns has means of her own and n » ena ce ’ ’ . : ; ' . . , . . aa , : : am ‘ "" . P a Pcause the rtching and dis beat autiful, inf Appreciated them » Beh | seneaan tani Gee the trratment, because her | , tt pea rh stination and its arteadantilia. Don't oT h . 1, ' ¥ hig gd he gp 9 "thet ¥ den My me grest desire is that every woman Who necds this} ., 1: “ee . é' a me 6Fremedy 618: applhed at s sr het, . om _ pos a — edicive will write at once to ber and get it. aT teaan ' the tr fr. s\MES | } rea -s art Pens | he . lew that the part calls for mec : se : 5 ee hs eben ’ very Som venient and c al Ise . ne : dl le ten t n on " 2 wey Dart with , ' i . aA Grateful * or og bower bay » . : , body j ; . ‘ : . 2. " ; « ’ - : . : » »)? lr e : " it . - . ‘ 7 eediiv and Pei manently cured, ; ‘ . ; ; ‘ Me , . : . ; rr. AY HAW KAIN®, stan a; ics, Cc , = ‘ i? ot ‘ \ ie i j e : . ft. ot . in ‘ , . from daily occu ation i Why. they were s le, and the re were so ode Tenis riend—Yoo have been the means of brine- |... ; so ead ) th ps excr.be it now altogetber ins ead ' ) , fri ’ the surface rendered clear, healthy, The PP vramid has becom the heet many, that | gasped in wonder when they ing sunshing ito m ome. last Anguet I ect oy ' - Meg iivete of Magacsia, Scud 4 pow- - ' he Te} r | here wn, safest { e ! were handed to me, and | couldn't see the rewedy and began avis itte my husban(, and from ‘ , es of ie wir Me : natural Rook rnd = full 4 and most extensively sold | hearer of thom till 1 had taken them from that time until the pr erent he hae nctteken a drop of b pe wea cath an = eWay Au Uruggiss 2cc., soe. and §1.caq, ' eee 4 . eehty -S seapagyl © pamaide s of any mle cure before the pu him! any kindof alcoholic drinks. T cannot ga too je mmuch for throw wre Lore on . ; toh crea at 7 jibreak of 28 public ue 4 ‘enwle * wy | whet your remedy has done for me and : oh . 4 foster SU wd ' : , .| information tree. Call or All d : Warn | pleased with the result« ny het y ) druggists sell full sized treatments ; a as ‘eicsts,ta of tom | Belper te aay mother, sister or wife he.stall mand ic ds ia chad i a OrUine —_ res ) ae Tess 7 el ine ; oe ; ; .s | and AwGersam weenn tne o renier | addrese John H. Woed- invitation? Weill! I have 30 friends of the cere! sre ; ’ 7 F Spinisters Fortnigatly. , Pedas ; Bae 4 . a ae , Ah ) tt feom | bury, 308 Chemical Bidg., at fw cents ard a little book on cCAUSC | most loyal sort now. where I had few in- and ade of gm will be mailed free to | deed be fore _Why f not” senate saved their Rn ersne and loved r. any a ress fy writing to P ones by thisremedy and youcan among tbe num- Phe Spiteters dey rinigh (‘iu iT] thu "g ‘ i d worm rm ut ; 4 . yramid Lo. Last ‘of aA ‘a Euchre Series. ber if you only it. Mrs. Hawkins treatsevery hed at the Founta! "atk Co imremat . ake Abbe Ss ‘ Van | fb } f joudiy called SPOR | cas. Sth and Olive, St. Louis } ‘ sf ’ . mothing burt m! Marshall, Mich. receives sacredly confidential and you | «°),\), Aubert i Fountain enue. | Heave Tf suffering irom any form of piles ask The ladies vty 2 ee ae Aquin PB pom prt See at ene whatever in writ ths = a a an . hy the wn", man’ Effervescent Salt —— 2 : w Pectal =é Cream your druggist lor Pyramid Pile Cure ~~. boas PG wat the “parochial " residence Sire May] Do not delay; write her teday. Addresa | I'nion of that church. They will be as Anderwwn belleves the old gypsy woman's coctary’t Seam a chres v , Ars New kins ap, eal to Heaven is being fuifiled, Meep the ehia Fearne, ree e, tad vieam, | ead an MY at a “night Qeage stseet and Jowa avenue Bex..s, GrandRapids, Mich, sisted by the Lyceum Quarteliea «

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—_. ET Te Pe ee ee a = SUNDAY MORNING.-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1906 , ' ' startet ateateettate See a ee ee eee CITY NEWS. is This week wi!!! finish tl the White Fair Sale (}] A TRACE Hit at Crawford's. Read their advertisement ‘ elsewhere and note how cheaply they are 7 offering fresh, nice. clean, ngw goods at ; the opening of the season and in the face . of a rising market!! . j | Se GIRLS AND BOYS SHOES. Misses’ Dongola a Kingaroo] Bows’ and Youths’ Satin Calf Calf, lace, coin toe nof same. lace, plain and quilted b ‘ttoms. heavy soles, [_ 25 heavv soles, solid wearers, 1196:t0 2. .kivn 11 to and GI 25 eas ’ ) to 7% *- Wo he. ee — POLE DRAWS WRECKS} +strotman's nisappearance an Unsolved Mystery. ee eee -— — TWO RUNAWAY TEAMS HAVE DASHED AGAINST IT. FEW THEORIES SUGGESTED. ONE MAN HURT YESTERDBY.| PECULIAR MANNER AND HABITS OF THE MAN. Misses’ Crack Proof, fair stitch, extended sole, square edge.! Bovs’ and Youths’ extra quality lace, SI. 35 Satin Balls... broad toes, tip 16 00:3: all hurt nh) . in ghe annais of St. Loula mys- Yesterday morning Char , of Gi2itteries. In this case there is apparently ; c . Natural Bridie ro as ariving South On | tebe, : dollar's worth of goods in the house—both perfect and damaged by d avenue ith vera! ‘arin fh here ds one hypothesis upon whih ss : ; i , amall pring wagon. ‘The weather made | suggestion of an. expla ios fie Sena. smoke and water—has been included in this burning up of values. e se Coy ris am gn away ‘ -i 2h : Sappearuance is founded. That 1s the others it Went straight toward the pole pth lies jewsd ca oadtay life This suggest.on at the corner of T’'aim streei The ane Pe sents tteelf ti te officers and priv; ate | struck ft with terriole force Cane of ‘the pitedivdadi }. hy, : concerned themselves Wheels Was sinashed. Braun was hurle! [on } mvstery, afier all commeonplac: (eX- Fight leg was broken elow the tip and! he nt 8 eee dlagllaheatey | Wei MN, cATIC Ito the office af De prin omer and the values rsa a fe te = gre nage anne —— house the pole stands, He gave the man | Con ut the mystery of tetas rhe sence. | counter—in every department—on every fioor of this great big store. relief. An ambulance came and the man mun “ae 32022082 22022te2 20088 824 OOO BO4S8 6048 4034 Se se thinkina of asking that the eg sf chin. Was. uni ogy gy Boone pil ie “os c pole be moved away. Apart from the dan- the rank: Pethe pellee foree, in many er of it drawing ‘a runaway verainst asty ‘ictulars. His thou atte wore apparent \ ront door he does not enjoy treating emerg- | at Varlanee with his everyday work pe Peccase yg hem enprsigmmaen nme mee ggg ency cCASCe, ix lt S60 People in that netg hborhood se« m to " ive ¢ a scholar, a student, a thinker been mide “is ni. lotus bes be le ar ii le i" . y and a phiiles ’ he }’: hor to his conne ‘tl lon M Se ‘ - ‘ “3s look ecared when runaways are n nifone dei with the St. Louie police force he was oS & ! ‘¢: YOUR They ail looks! as ant at a repotter ; tenmehner In country sehbools in Indiana. ‘ | & 7 - \ r arked seine of them alout the ro ay His Known habits we exem; ; ie : at CREDIT IS None of thie m taadl seen it, rheatie : an excellent polloe pi Fe er 1} Par et y . = ea fh . knew anvthing nw it rial TY) mf aif t} le mm aid i? tq set rime nf is HS ‘ le an as ? r , ‘ y - d. , 2 6000 AT not want ty knew inythine about 't. OMe Pt ehes age. He was idoljizel is :; >. | ' man, whe W ils Si) L to h ive Serer) t); > Tutte ? a2 rh } i “jet = hecause of is a i ad ie , ° Se WALKER § aAWay,. became very indignant When he was othe hem. Thi ‘votion did not asked 1f he had and began fmmed ately to Tess itrelf atone { he ordinary marks o . lay the foumdaiion for an alib} ‘fection from a son and brother. on i his | for his relatives by |! Arlington School Ball. devoting his time out of working The friends and patrons ef sed Bilbce eeding the police foree. ils record during the five DO YOU years on the force prior to the disuppear- anee would encourage him in such a de-'! termination, WANT He bad no known love affair. Hila rei- atves have no knowledge of any Woman WVih whom he bhirel more than a speaking aA -quaintanee, Llis associates Knew of nom fle Was not regarded as a woman hater, | ladt bre Hives] withuvut the socle ly wf the Up- | posite sex. THAN While ali these statemenis are supposed | to be facia by bose woe make them thie missing parlis enmieth es 2 Quialhtatices aie THIS 9 Dian.d.ous wn saying thet Menagaan was se. . eTeLiVve, OF, Falites, Mectec owiehe aiive, dae lisse? Ohitaasei? Lti.e or mot ay ail. ‘lie | f him prossessed by oloers came knowledage «of : t. or Rees obseer\.acdol ambowt entirely. 1, iS poeee msm Lebete ts derma me aticagg pobre of He naucoan's chars tte: dotmel cotne un- cor ee f is CdatiVes said issue | wl ba 25 JoeMmitvae Byatt tin tar ah Fina! Cut on Prices the botest of hia disappearance. Bre rardt () dders @ eee Etiaah Pe hie, Te Close Out the Balance of Stock of Fine ev War Ubarmed When he Shoes Frem tke was naimmny able BIRTHSTONE RINGS. AMETHYST, FOR FEBRUARY, Solid Gold, So™ Gold, 1.50 $2.00 SPECIALS Solid Gold one-piece Sterling Silver Collar Buttens, Stamp auaran- large silver like teed not — Initial, Box . to special, only > cut... i ieii ; ' ~~ Pig Skin Finger Purses, with hine SEND FOR CATALOGUE. BIRTHSTONE BOOKLET FREE. Special Agents for Missouri for the World- ea Renowned Regina Music Boxes On big words and ailurirg promises to sell our goods. We’ve got a corner on low prices and high quality backs it up; a combination that draws the crowds. There is no such thing as ‘I can’t aftord to furnish a home’’ F 4 NIFHAUS & SONS. 1302 FRANKLIN AVENUE, 312 NORTH SIXTH STREET. at terms and prices we are making. OE seca Piste 4 le eb he FOR Kirussele Room Rugs, o-pl Pr 2 ult, . dam- | , ~ in all the latest styles $12, 103 aoe cove r &. mahogany : : FREE WHISKE MEDICINE BN PACLEPNnsB. ..cccccccccdcece ‘ame, nicely carved i M I - ARARARARARARS auasiiainooasal Parlor Reekers, brac ' a oe arm, oak or mahowany This Whiskey Is mado for Medicinal Pur oses, which Isa GUARANTE Ort PURI in fancy green end fin sh, leather sert — . Bend us your order for foar full quarts o 10- your old Rye for $3.13 PALIOT UB. -.-s0e0es : , PREPAID, and we will send you free ofe arce twosample bottles, — eR one 15-years oft ye, acorkscrewania = nye sy whiskey glass. We m2ke this offer simply tq gct you to try the goods. have th: 8 samo brand 8-years old, which w will disp: wet F 82.50 por ga! ten. in loteoftwoormoregallonsatoneshi ment. @ also five sample bottics, fiass and corkscrew with these goods. If are not satisfactory return thematcour expense, we willrefund your memey. These goods are shipped direct from tho Distilling Co,, which guatantees their urity, and saves miud « men’s pre“t. No marks on package to er contents ferences, anv express company, a3 they handle thousands of our pack KELLERSTRASS DISTILLING co. S3-S6 WEST 14TH STREET ANSAS CITY, M E--Odere from Ariz., Colo., Catlf. Idaho, Most., mi... > Mez., Ore., Utah, W , Wye, OT must call for twenty quarts by freight prepeld . tufted top, spring edge. fringed brussels Carpets, just from the ‘aie around, covered mitis: a large assortment of ve Our plush or new styles; per yd Corauroy. *@eeeeseeees eeteeeeseese Ww tl ete ‘arpets, half wool, Morris «‘hairs, fine eotton sere hy! = . aa . ama 0c " per yad., Be CTUias To] eer uphots fr “ej ee » Curtains, extra wide, ' “ ~ ? ’ r | _ ions, des.gns, per pair ae adtanw . Bava te watts CONNECTED ANTONIA, MO. COTTLEVILLE, MO. FORISTELL, MO. being recognized at Home and Abroed as the Sranderd Ameri- JOSEPHVILLE. MO. “can Annual—such ts the 190¢ At MATTESE, MO. MAXVILLE, MO, W/ Id Al MEHLVILLE, MO. or manac MOSCOW MILLS, MO. et ee ee NEW MELLE, MO. menace Cee O'FALLON, MO. lr takes 2! columas of inden of 84 lines each to crumersre ie ST. PAUL, MO. ST. PETER, MO. SECKMAN, MO. TROY, MO. Ph cadial woe 2 2 TRUESDALE, MO. RUBBERS” oo there Was ne need for Hemighan to run WARRENTON MO away if he desired to leave St. Laois or to ee >» , ae Oren, QO) flak fs Po, Sqaananaapanaans west sovvn OF ONE ST AAAAAARAARARARIN WENTZVILLE, MO. For Men and Boys. He wae his own Master trea ~ inion: | ' WRIGHT CITY MO. Khe a ce Shoes “lippera, | Bs ate ) Wt + bn vane hy‘ Lous ! a ‘ Ine c'se the attorneys iY Ri Gor OOG fei wien ail Our Pree teak ase ae's5 | FOR BENEFIT CF MRS. MEBUS. | SUES FOR $126,000 DAMAGES. vie sy Sn 30" Are BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF MISSOURI. felt soles, all Our Pr.-e ns “i two sisters fie Was last seen . Ve boon ¢ ‘ - nl for OG ti Misses; MUNDAY, AP as the nollee ve ‘earned at Nichi. | : ) | erency, Canvas and Ball | . fayette avenues, abou: 7 Special Entertainment at the Ice Pal.’ Edward Mc Dermott Against Ce SIGS s bh es at allies natn RA ae sracdietscs cai re; Infants’ S to'deck on the nah: Mecember ° ; lthe case Was transferr » Clayton. She an [en's ani loys oon : Q iiinae out of « chArriawe i ade “trated | ace Next Thursday Night. zens’ Coal Minixg Co. . | Realy mashed be, et. Tennis Shoes... \ drive the «tr! aves it jel Mirs Henrietta Mehbus, the ‘hlowed ward MeDermott of G01 South Garresom 4.4, “our day te 2 lod tn: ni Iron Be ls, reur any size, fancy patterns, * See nite I su Ms ees 000 B64 7 . ’ brass kno’ s, reversible patterns “ ’ = - Solid Oak Redroom 38:3 Odd Dresser. niwely finishel, o. ; French p.ate giass +e mre golden oak or ; honwane fini Five Drawer Oak Chiffon | mahogany finish, » A FOR 18: é . o TWO YcARS, o_o Ri (owas Fouring ia l'pon ' Tite ‘" ‘thon in an afier- moe! PRICE CUTTING Most need, per that ne wv in bondage and Satisfac ory to Buyers. rT eg head for raose.n is bumorous, » : oad ! TY hee ~ 1 " ON sie Tien y ‘ ee | fiis il eee ee Mere wp 4 4) 1% ls pred i? not Know ; em e hept bis ome * Wiad SUppeesesd ip huaive FOR oe “ , , ' oat, ral RUBBERS Sec? estas ayy 11 eet Meet e BGG LD @ Minis ‘ ‘yt he popened since Hlenaghan din: pe | (} Ones, “ed ane is nei Knowa waen he last ' For Womes, Misses and Children Vet & —. ~_" > fhowever, ‘here Is this obstacle in the way (“hairs conn of the voluntary disappesramee inmeors ARARAR BAB RAR ae RARAARARARARAY artu % . ~~ mgt A } Peica is. as encapes ‘oa wy , ay ya - al » ae toed lee cAw7r home + 7 For High Shoes for Miases i fended the etal Mrs. | ie North | &t breult our t ; [ge and hildrea; Our Price ey, Wie of the capt # of the district | B ‘hd (ne ~~ a celine teelital me sed e derheof January. disch ’ . > Was sit peh. an. wt ]o | rr eo: ee v i’ © | ‘ Ss st he?, sad ‘? . oS 2 SSeS : we FS eer eee aN : | ee ee > Sit ’ iam ves : ) " iat tie Be Maemo aha Ooenc fag tert mela a | ale, tate aces ee | AND DISEASED MEN. a ad omea's Warm MONDAY, pte whieh he «eases 'f wl. ar v8 yee fe Shoes. te it or le ather ‘re ay?) | : ' ‘ . Ti ; } ° . me | ten lerec| : ‘? “fie . ‘ i ; ao!enr. chenille embro: 1. erate ‘ * . ™) Yeo : 2 vy _° om ae | : ee TT Dan ‘ nt? ' Hh. ‘ , 7. t hye ie ‘ ’ 1? five r . Ps , ‘ be fis erec, and eer attp- / rrveaspotie . is Be 4b ils TN) iliseated ‘ By pen , ‘ : ae ie . t} ’ Teil i ee YO@s.e¢: | the . " :* ee ant Mamet ie ‘etait al es] : ~ , : ate : t. at 7 e net.tute mr Ne wrth F is’ th treet. pers fr meu ; ’ ., , resid 2 amit Pa vi h. moet been obtain Od Che Culm: | for represents the ameunt of expen 4 ate . aoe s - shee nate aprete ated p «ure | ' +0 ‘ ‘ ’ . ial a a coe | term 6 ' of the i a trrea In defending th: raginst iin , witches Es ‘ihe SN rf Mie r of bp ‘ ’ al dein . . f : . sf . . ' — - ‘ , i? re se ; v¢ 4 , 1] # 9 ‘or } Ty) rf t hy Sie Pris j : - hr P ee “ u08 ti 7 : . m ; +, e% ‘ ' ir ' ,e{ ie ' hy ' . “yl ; ; ; ey ; oe ay i % . ant , aT 4 at? $i. 25 For High asd Low Shoes, wg ar th arrlise bas t found | thishdiecae et 3 rio | ras an inde; Se ry t | most mil ur Price HM) ler er sens forts to ma! , ates eae cee Sate a - rT . ge al at Steen es gt OSE sic: Joe oF me * vb ath the \ . Bg snl oer siete, for Women ci hile = MONDAY, MARRIAGE LICE -NSES. “ se coreg ocr igangea at ‘he '.¥A, wha vaet aritee the eo horalcingnt oft clin Tadae detour: ae ee t cure :9 will frapkis tell you eo Consul’ as ree te oe cencleceeen ne dren. Men and Wemen's ‘ , ,' ms ade : a : pie i at. ARE YOU > os eae “the ae wits : ful es fe nasser . rmick ane ’ a D -miys : rs rable. - ad hn . ee fe es@ easily fatigued—beshiul bagsatd Prk ‘ o ° randals, and eens C ios Sohatk .:... 6. ee O58 | Bieeke Aainaeh Sindee Otte die e arte . When Or resticns. « eerenetnsan al ‘ave ' ofa "itl. ha hi ee Dis it I} tcme «oo ae i,t re) ay PUBLIC | LIBRARY BOARD j hae He hken Teil ‘ leo & x ete rei in.pie “er hes «oF “any — i ate r P at besa : s ; — , in. nh “eRkanees undewel- Little Geats’ Shoes. CON RAD’S e | Reports of Committees Were | oped or cuid m4 ome ene in urine after -etand tug oyes 1teht oy wine —peine Je: Secerae Our Price For very fine lootwear enna i Sgr Progress. a. mae, "1 Pgaphe ts ' Inet itu | gtisrantee ta effet NoONwDAayY, for age Misses agd ; r . a 2 ss @ e-* . . a - ~ ey 4 rhe | . al. one r w ske no barge , . . ‘ fee] a e | : : ; ' a] eri every day. ‘ ri. 6 : i * ' wT 3 w'rsta J lu Layys ees ‘hn hate ys “] cman 9 ee. ital aA renin. a ys aii is married, but is . sdb TZAte- 4 NW ; ij t0 H tch t —Fitted with And y At Te! thot urt, $ | 50 7 : : * ’ *¥o niatliins aa ‘at maa > the : ' . — . . or ‘° ; aSHiF n da e S$ Co mY sl 8 4S8e@qrt. | pror »f the red c"a) rT te Wiis ! i, re ai . em) BThee aw ‘ ; * ra 2 4 . rar ' nota —— Peace “ ed Imperials: goo candy Be | 5c linge that fm) lier ex . e aided to 1} wa! J fe re ve! 2 Our Price For R. &@ J ‘« best sellers; : . a) Gof , ‘teenty 4 VoOrn , actend Revol, Pettis LP es ia ECTRICITY Stat! (;alvan. and ! tricat ' aly meed end apy lied Juliue Yo Wine | $3: ‘raeha ar an ought that ould ; ; Cherry Tres Log ne sigh : ELECTRICITY *: ‘e meserm forms la conjum fea BAN 8h / Ineédice: treatmest @ MONDAY, mopeler a vies and my)’ en. salle . Pert re * at, ve vo ’ * , ‘ ? ry", . > ‘ , ’ _ ; ‘*- rahe ; - ae 4 ' ur d ‘ee ot¢ ug adwlce at 4 - ~ ory 2E Tah 2.

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Tr ey en ee aTeee eres err a. = ee Ss = = SUNDA p WLAN DH _. : | “SPs SaaS Eien | a RECT OX came 20. ST. LOUIS—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. PAGES 17—28 —— -_- -— - - - eee oe ee ee _ ————e we ————- oe = —-—-- —— — BRYAN ON OMRADE STOLE IMPERIALISM, O'BRIEN'S HAME, -— —— An Interview Dictated by Him, Strange Ending of a Pension |} in New York. Fraud Case. ) A ~=sSPOLLITICAL. «~—Ss CLAS Sic,| VETERAN ENTITLED TO RELIEF. a 'TDENTIFIED AS TOM LESCROVRO ATTITUDE OF THE ADMINISTRA. BY THE REAL O'BRIEN. TION ANALYZED. They Were ‘“‘Bunkies” in the War and THE DRIFT OF OFFICIAL ACTION. | Suffered Prison Hardships Together —Why Lescrovo Took the Name of O’Brien Years Ago. ENGLAND ABSORBED INDIA; VIO- TORIA BECAME EMPRESS. _--- — INDIANAPOLIS, = Tnil., ; dee een en nnn en en teaty wenn: & Of our Great Semi-Annual Clearance Sale. It's a last chance to buy o¢ds and ends and discontinued samples at iess than cost to mane (two O'Briens a solution is finauy en eve Abootbed) in the Federal Court here when Thora (il ufacture. Tiiousands profited here ihe past two weeks beyond their fondest hopes. ROW IS YOUR CKAHSE FOR MONEY-SAVING. Many Islands—Wi1l! the President U'Brien of Maine igenutied Thomas ©'Lrien NEW YORK, Feb. 17.—Wliiliam J. Piyan] ¥°° fet face to fae hy ZN SS mt Stands ; , 7 ‘ ' ns'ons e get No Teen rs . es ~ Ue politi : ‘i .\, Oy FUAQIT ANT Tua horas. O' Linh _ First New J | i : MANUFACTURE. THAN COST. | iteaieas transcript: York Lincoln « AvVvasiry, 2 l he LIS flues if Antique aid ¢ , A powertti I wg + \ Ni Se nth 1? aa aol'4 party is taking an open amd bold Sle ale "ys youn. ati . ath , 2 | lew |] Lita ery gnember of bis queeat ‘ i ll 4 Rice it] r lf 4 Atl : ‘i clean ‘em rust finish, we'll of Indiana as Th we ‘ ruvre, his 2 Take - New Title and “bunkie’™’ during tiv Vail. The mystery is = ' Perere) ) i Cr ) rr 3090 Become Dicta- } one Wile) , wen Studud by Governmelt —- i| 1 t ‘- 7 H) P 4 a : $ . Willow Gioctaied the following Interview to a ste- bt! mm) , “It te peed te preys agers + : fs ty ) ox a . ie - sige ‘yp Gs "y : \! uh i 18 FP oom Seats. with nM rious bite r,t, c ' handsonie ee eee YF) he resulLgiun houn. ren of Mah as late in § mahogany sevel mirror, Antinue RAI, tant ering, former , j ” rraie TI’ . = ¢8) ‘ ea ‘ r. " I ° ~~ ? bh rN , ; Mean ‘er ut hs al et Gy an ut ‘ "EIR hee new design, tween the tariff cuty im D’urto Rieu end hy. . 7 . " ad e his companys toward an imperial policy. my set ; Bhawed clearly. that ‘?f , a9 @ . P ’ } fh) Peco! , . * . . torP attorneys ass perts at the Records ff + i sure tu 4 ie li ricAT shle*y * t : "1? ~e \e wage! . oh ah ~~ ‘ ney al iniere Tt ww OU Brin, Compaty reported by the Ways and Means Coninnt- the tariff? duty itn tie lLhited Siates, the tiny rilps HL, new the. regimental. iri. . + | cut ) we'}] : y fin ] tormer Patio y Tran Arn 17 : : | . “9 rice $2200: we'l rie $1300; well arm, shellac Quickiy ive BO? ile ne} m SS ee * fag eg eR, sre ue | | pw ER AT LESS THAN COST TO —sACCLEAN SWEEP AT LESS Ropkore ) nographer op iast Munday and revised the} 4¢o™m tee of the House, tnakiog a Ulflerence be- mn o | ‘i ond ‘ i the an (, Jie w. o nh, \ iH finish (like aa: | loti ae sfom Commanders, ’ “Weoster, in defliiwne an empire aye ic lami oniey Tommi: "Brie ont Ht . t ¢ , i ‘ a ; . ’ \ | 7 lity {7 }4: ‘ nN, i; '’ ir OT ‘ with French ° . i‘e rnirr: ra, that it aiways colnpiises “Varic: ‘dies Pape! tyhtiete tu deepen the mys- ~~ i i oe > Gamat + » Part ‘nits, arved ’ haiioualiiy wl, iis Liia I. iilis t?e «tt 3.71 fe] a a . a’, . asf t 8 ewo men vw as hile * E wy zs a ’ out at ‘ / a. > a nes a i ! i* ‘. a>! ,e Leet P clean cm tvation in, Culstilucnut ald suborditiate - 7 i i. « : , ri a anne l — = ~s , ort » iice S86: ’ " ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ - J , : » . { pray) - utente, ; ‘er * ape 5 } Teal out at tions.’ ; bP Sal i thes ther down } “When the Queen of ked Neloless an BumMmed Cotliiott ervet bidtais ‘ Let cr « i Yorally the ; 7" ve her furmer cithe ‘hempress .! 13 Lb gtdes I) a tre : 7 a — sa. ecroom Sets, highiv polished. with pit- Marlor Eatts. ¢n the Tingilsh iieory oot yverun we eT», koow thia man that claims ¢ = . ; = ¥ did re hh plate nurrors, toh Geum S eovertng Gescenus [ruim tore Cinkeiin, abared tape sttarjerct e ‘trian oef Company DT), First .§ : he! ) 1 Some ~ . es ee (} dada OB, ; HH).U0, @ROTCISON Shals MUiitva.t j or Si! slats Ww rk Wher Cavelt ee. mes ‘ A fioe ‘an ‘ ’ u i eurrenaers tu itn. ‘ mn it, Siutes Aitu: “Such a foverument ¢ m the - hn Of bompiatid iti thee a Bree as? "No gir.” wited the witnees | reland tan fhigtllier " e by, ‘, ols ‘ : ‘ ; san ree hitm: . as the next ada in another way, a! ree gi bere ; : ces. § fen wtih) Anolirer arad clits tern baie "No, sir, 1 3 ev aiid,’ waa the repiy. ‘ “ir , e cuubtry, however, py bedatem TRAE Fons ‘ rite then teid the Indiana j] 5 ee ee i i ~ peopie. ane eet ’ wy ; fee . a aot h : 7 - ae rm 7% Re suid He, “do yeu ig . I; SS | eee . : ‘ ‘ s 2a a ag 7 = : ; ae Ww a é 4 | > a Av ~~ i, Siew Pe BNA et ? “Ss = r th . ” Ra e v4 : + . . ~ w . / r dated ny ; » “a : > + , a7 4 **«@ v WOME prot Llives@ Wile ¢+} vold Office. , oh tine T leaned forward, with Poe Constitution crea . | on cme ind gazed earn Citel Executive, granted auirorit ie cesty at the prisoner. The eilence could a x whe? Be I> : occupant of the office uted tri y aaliets slrmnost ! Coslt. if t ’ va i Be? testa Moe oo and limited his proVpers, ; ; » ida LE Al ae TT EL ’ "be - he. “Or course, I OF ALL OBDS ARD FN DS AD DIS- J - : an c A DD p A D S- #erxnercise va Power Mut eotitel Li "ey bj ’ ; am ~ ae, , etitution ts to se, that tile Pe. te (I e ‘ ee ‘ he lawyer quickly , ; Greater than the creator, “Way, he's my ol jond, Leserovro; who | & 2 “When the VPreeident or Congress do ould 3 CONTINUED SAMPLES. r.. ' CONTINUED SAMPLES. ‘@ ; sat i ste” © 4 re 12 UUAorized toe (hee) = T inten Wag dramatic. Amazement /7 done cannot be called ; » becatise a li Ms omtue face of Indge Maker, Ho leaned ia * ) 4° the = SE eRe people ot oie Peper? i forward (ue bench @ud.gezed at the | 15 Sideboards, antique finish, with 14x = g & + Satante Parlor Pieces nice’y uphol- ceaette, * ary gn ai, | er esoner. nited States Attorney Wishbard, | 24 bevel mirror, well made, tomner [2 iy Ps S oF campie Farior Fieces, mcey UpArol . é } ! sti ig P ‘ | ae Tt hae } ,? Pad s-3? t» | s i | oe «itn 2 ey etic, stared in price $12.50; wel] clean ‘em out-at... sa Ls i: z redi--we i: Clean ern ¢ al @ . ~ : ‘ | 7. = , ny *@eeeee , re aS ae Servant is persoual and iici i, ' oye moder at the attorneys for the “In an Uunlitaited piohar te : TTS le mt’, ! ; iLteornes y he defence can do anything this p tae pa | . ; h 6 Sample Sideboards, solid oak, nicely fin- keenetos power to adv. li it , " nt ‘ . : or) ' my : o% ‘+ , ‘ ' ol oa ; or ‘ Rann “ ¢ ' . = ’ . ; : : ——o «wv “ ao only wit thie }? yl eT j t)) rie, hat + . : | ch hea a ia ‘ ps - tneys 1siled . ii 4 ean cm) ©) a* ut ang yf _ .- . % ' er) Ty . . oa - yr a° , do. Constitutions au: -_ val ff tines ited eitiod tack at his. mM jess tha st—your 4) WN ~ Fe Se 7 ey Fee cette es ‘ can be Fel side as i * i | tia} J) "ry oe TS Liye eal £ *os@ . a ‘ ‘ , ‘ *} t} : . ; : . if ' ' Paes the thle’ al rOIl Lie 4 P ay . . . w en aa Joerao) Dy ‘ . ! ' 5:¢ . muArtinent ‘ door—former price ot — . aA ) 4 i ‘ i, i we ll ciean ‘e thk ehic o *seeee eevee BR aarecr, thev ie ‘| " . tition at mi ieee ease ‘yyate hae » daw me esay 7 --rovro,: Weren't we tn The strongest nation | 0 gon in bys f | 26 S _ Cc ‘ en Ng +: : ' aft the - re be . : 7 ’ " / " h ; ‘ 4 riDid?.i = ag’ ;ie*l of I thy : a R Samp e iar Ra: cS. rf; lid oak, nice dle- 4 Laat ’ : athe if i; se " . jae ’ . if ogeth “4 \\ « re? sae ~~ . ia : a a . ore P Ti. . - , . . ‘ ” rt) connecfon) "4 als hy im? if . ; : pel: os + ?— : ; , rr in a . 7 - Signs - WA e | ( 1) 3?) oly at iesg 2s ° . . *' .= the if this Ation } BE r de. ‘ > Stary , than cost—you alter ¢ rivire ! ! i | rarigged .foNn eople ‘ y } hor: ie Tes- clded to enter ay an dinperial career AE, my wld comrade J.e3 “en yt “When the pre : oP rs gs wore : hes . ; a ae | 4 Mm OF ANY. wcees A ; , ‘ frorme lirtelyw dk in November, 1s, j ithe Syornts Se ine te OMpany ImMuBic had not been +) * hay 1 “bes ~Citetct og elles on question of impestall wid net have bee ne eh apa tec . : ‘ ; Presenied to the voto: When oe eee ae 7 el al “Tf the Repiuisl's le : a 4 | al \ =" @ct withoal author. ’ 7. oornane t¢ : lee toe * . ee : , eae oy tion they musr de eo wit a fill rece int , inte Ton sie, Mie tthe tion of the faet tiuet the ; vehoon r i : - constitutions amd who ek Will have a chance to spe Ppublle is converted thro an “Uniformity in our tax law no? oniy Jegaliy necessary. bur (so ts wise. Iintece the eople of Porto Tries» ehare ir the pa . benefits as well ne the burdens of our laws “. think £ rdtognize him.” he replited they have no pretection whatever aj iinst ; - ve. seenes pe bral? a him AS to injustice and oppression. any and nearly all the questions were | "The ene in his message to Con- ee ee f wll ye ae grese anki: 204 et : _ °° ; nol “Our plain duty {a to abolish all custome ‘, dng vie he nel me. a | tariffs hetween the T' nil ten! Sites an Bs ani winter of 1863 In Frede- Porto Rico and xive her products free ae- 1 | kets ree, You had the top bunk with, oerre te a —— heey ' - Phe nk under vou Was ocetu- | 8 fortunate for the Amertean people | yi he smi) Vd Collins. and Garr ‘ that they have an early ildiebmare s ‘ nie by iu nel | iin Ag ated irrity and seqneure the wreak: exes of ‘the birhest.eon- | epi ocee ri Be ata Wallace eiderations o ustice and vs bh? pnd pio tht Rp tgp , so ; oa EET wre, they ie we eee te rs A ere bitatie orn tn Sue saaseocks, like cut, made up filct yt or wel Ake nal Aik! peounlar ae ne OR eater, Va. all of which the | - ; : 4 Br ee ‘ % BEES Influence (ait rinnissicht «ay “2 Hevea ie” Sab im Orig. t new srussels Cat pet, : Ree } > ncampal: tote + ras Pescrovro b'mae!f. | ! i . bs) ; Pe aote SiAcult to to deter mont ined that be was Tommy} We'll Clean "Km Out at one. As long as they last ; Ps» © | St, what fn one's duty in a trying postion, bu en af on irs: New York : a lain duty,” such ns the Prestdent 4 epee j lt Was evikient he was of CAS: ° Peribea, OUP? not to he abandoned unt “Yatelet, provably faduced by) the oN. di v 2 a confiicts With ‘mantfest destinv’ whisk f: , 7 fowar and prison Ife ' od it : in the opinion of tmperial'sts. + F RUpertor Cevdden ' olf an Was senile and ' OR rf : 7. Orsers Filied * a to duty. moral or political, no matter how ifowitted, In some eases he did not ar | CREDIT 8 : 4 Ths Week is G 3 ' t > rites , . bie 7 7 1.2 vw Me ' | ; Plain that duty ': ee a el nly w'ared at “If all annexed territory t@ gclyen nm terr ert. torial form of government woh che unt oi les (tor cated. question . 2 7 : Standing that the territertil form ts meres 7 “Ve 1s mber low [t a id. .\ BY SE aE CE ae Pe PAT SD SEA ETE ‘ ; - F Sie ' > ' ' or - = —_~ SS eee mem eee ee -_—- we ~ee “** - 2 ROOF REE Se Ae — — ~- —— on @ Preparation for comple Bipectristad fey Se teas ho INTERURBAN ELECTRIC LINE|THE FATE OF 28 ORPHANS|HAS THREE MOTHERSIMLAY © °° ">> 7 sc" QUEER RAPPINGS IN SICKROOM % “we eo . ~ ey * iN ‘% " 7 ‘ ™ eth | a ” . ae 15 BOX COUCHES, Covered in cretonne, well made, a very useful and orna- mental article. At the price you can’t aiford to be without UW, m 42 7 . $585 EM, ras ae . mE 2 ~~ i 5 . a ee eee “ al oo sharing in the full ce sth a ration two qu rn) . ; considered: Firat. Co the people tobe an mort ¢ wT . ,; | ; : A : ra}eat N's" F is wan Will Connect the ‘Indiana Cities of; Breught From New York 41 Years‘ Still Another Woman Is Heard Fron te think be | nal , , Seer Trt ‘ ' eegti =| . | bak abe LACS - j \ bap 4 ‘ a¥t Us ‘ 3 4atlht bay we Valaths tf j ' Ca 5@ OF A y Urge Giri by 20 Nelehbors nexed desire to Coyne '7. . . ; " : We willing to have them come fy 3 time aco ree ver tnt oe igites e nt ra eas ; Muncie, Hartford, Dunkirk, Red- Ago, Some Have Scored Great Who Thinks That James Hasson Say Is Possessed of a Devil Pua- See geeeene has already been an Inspird) anotter name HA not thiPk’of the ate: cie, 3 nkirk, : ‘iar arta co ae , . Bi ' . "7 ? \ a ry hs Pryrtis ran ’ . . , ; i ation to millions HMecaute 1 = ry a fi | " Be anita ital Lin a Mane tens ane shay 3 Key and Laton. success, Is if r Hustand. Hid ri a zics Physicians. : ee e : ought for liberty athe: autre our Tew lat Bae moat , oe] : . ’ vy ‘ . f : nee reg epcingh ath feeliaeret iat f rT, Nee? to "oti me e . ; ; ; : —e." Noel Bir rf } 7 ry! , re : , epenoaence have beon trom *. a. ms Torti? ; ’ re a‘. p e vi festinthges: ’ : ; tle ae ; 3 eas ! + Tb ‘—* = Nebrask: ¥ - Yn we ween’ mies ~~ @ur Constitution Was « 7 Pye ‘ 4 ? ! ' .4 haw ry," a” Nivae J ‘ ‘) é . \ , . ? , i ‘ . ’ ».8 ; ' ' ' t “ I ‘ sa Nar: weal E pes aN 7 r every 3 to su Lo ; ' " ; Death in Crossing a Stream Near i ee | Miffi« - | , ’ : i‘ . Hom. . ’ ' ’ “ al Ji sepa i TERRORIZED BY A WILD BEAST oe iene | Me eee aba battery upon one | StU AREER ge Tine ot the tome 8 i rotection of this the Rreal ry sidlihinebieenil font la Is ¢ becun in tae near! ‘ nf | = 2 | . abi of le a a ? j r ey n enna ‘iy perfect | “ wet ir Nowery has re : letter ||! | he af, ra rine . An. yu er es tanao rappings istory. | | “We have not interfered tn the govern-!| Trigg County, Kentucky, the Scene of §''"'e . Be eae Lee pet ’ * 4 7 7. , i ’ ee ; . ° ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ a . Li? “3 3 r’ in ’ e+ av! t ‘.e _— ‘ . ot , 4 orn 4 ry , - @ : weed 7 6s ‘ - t. 7 im 7 he acl ment of Mexico and the South ant Central | Le right- : is American republics, and vet Sv the simole the Rivages—lIt Is Probably a . » Da > pior yubite S Ube iF Srxvety, Od sregs ‘reland : hu Ht, Eda«lo his ¢; g fn : or ’ ‘ ne , » Samii 1 announcement that any attack upon thetr } als ual shay “staanitnarls ted nig | Cumfortable homes were found for ali. re : of RT Fy £8 Oey ae +e) era heneeeee ee ce o 0 Se integrity would be cons'dered an act of un- Pant 1eT. i rh uss 1G rii' ' I i raV aby ‘ | oR : ‘ a id } ‘rm? that I j ‘vant | I t fi o | . ‘ °,! Gee) Toeose who ‘enilinese to us we have protected them _——— --———— bat nearly alb the ait ain dellilnaae. ¢ tideiinh Seng ak Gob ct Te ages oe a) te aad a 1 | touehe? her recets roart elee rle shocke, rom foes without CADIZ, Ky., Feb. 17.-A wild animal, rr The Hi be but ene Li: ‘ Oe ce ME ee art et eee "be ts the man who murrts ; ou | 1 wid | 4 ) tin violence. De “Daring the laet 19 years thts nat@fon hae y - eg ; ; ies ' ' — , ' , —— : ’ tint FY og Es ; , . n¢ ae vt ty =e aie. @:» , bi : been the most potent factor tn the world'a | Suppose, to be a panther, has terrorized «4 un = = — nope ring . , ; i abs pirat Mites | , ae i . B; &. attr "1 an ae rogress. Ae the nation’s ponpuletion eifents of Rock Castle and vicinity rth df Raton, sn siesau ai sei weak i a te ns apa he Sas 3 a ep wae ings { ,4a? a | « © <a 4 are y pact ° ie aedprata ! j . : ws ’ = . : ae ; ‘ ‘ a . “s : - - j avever . : “ . ifs ‘ : Y ’ , , igs . ‘ wits e tiny Shan ‘oo he a lieht untae the struggling ‘ iii ~~. N ¢ oe ine ry ac) id.ctt "\ 7 ‘ bias = af au ; . | ‘ ud ese . } TroRe@® a Bone. _ spies : ri Poo ts ? » camel and the oppressed of every land Tt tan w"'n ty ir) tr ? ‘ ] ‘ Atiten Be , ry, he Tt} , i ’ ti \ ; ' ; { 4 ‘ oo —s " . ; i ; ms , me he «4 3 e ' ss %* 2 } ! mn P ’ P : . ; | 4 | , ° _ ‘ : ;\-ere Te the highest glory by being a mighty faetor » propose interurt, yeten oe at ee ee ae . A, | ‘I Morr yriee ‘1 Tot : he sash: the © , rotate “ah : wa eo! »s believe ber gmone ewe ons of tha werld caaeting ‘ 0 levoured tr car? ’ . ve ‘ t . , Je 33 ia ; 4 ’ , | + eee ‘ es ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ se . : ‘ * ° x ° . » ° . : TAeuerce always won the side of those wh. | Kenad had «a Very thrilling experience for carrying iy greta oda cae by "Othe: ; & J. i , ' . : | : : — = Believe fn the doctrines eet forth in oun! Ww: : but manaced to reach home before freight. a! Te im eu our Weth ‘8 = . a | B. & O. §.-W. R. R. . SPRAGUE SATS 4 ~ oe me th Ite ayo hho <p gh Near i. went to John Carney's te tmterurban yeten Sarr? : “i ‘ . fs ak as ¢ ;' Fauinment new ar ad up-to cate Thres ; mit. Ss d an principles are shove pres pasture one n.ght recentiy and killed a iot) and connection Mace w wth the Unies Trace ij So°% ° Sa dee t Bd ogt : es ees Be } : : ‘ 1 eg clientesson 6nd. ed paty is fot A football to he [of stock. It has been to many other places tion Company's properties, it will be posst- Me position ma sank at Muncngtoa, inde the wire cable and telease the ace, Jie, Cally trains to Eastern cities. Tickets | tomers to the Delicatessen and tet Gieul rat_ in one direction and then an. | and a great deal of stock has been killed bie for a pastenger to ride on interurban ce wid al vi t for about thir ‘t when) and information Broadway and cust th , . , coding ihe ° oy whichever Anencial interest hap-!by it, There is much excitement in the, lines from Hartford City or Dunkirk to Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 19) 6 joe: nis grip and fell ' ono tga ee pens to strongest.” neighbor hood | Indianapolis ae umexcelied medicise for children while teething Waen the accident was discovered « phy- street and Union Station, ee So Set i Ne . Mii

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a ie a 6 eae " re eS , alts ae SE Oe . ee comes BUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. 644 4040660 rane Senne ‘BIG SALE FINE PERFUMES “SSS FREE linw §6060re Blo -sems, turpe Agslea (equal t y mp lrted perfume), ete. a baud- ecole pacaage of imperial Sachet Powder ROGER & GALLET'S and P NAUD'S PERFUNSS, \TUC ¥« Our steck of Perfumes end Toltet Articles the mos! complete in aii Si, Lew/s. PIUICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. a2 OnE PTS RE oF ai bG * | > " 4 ; ay : ‘ HI A ete m _ # . . 2S { ¥ | * 30) bwi : wt Bos wha xc] i, 3 ‘ae e 7 oetul SF ARE SixyTs iTS , ws ww wwrv"wvws , De he i i a Ye weorsrereserrereroreerr ret > uy hbume of the Zuests were. greet the recelving pearly he Was presented Mr y > with one of the arrows ami a dain y re. W. J. Benners, entne. Later, the young Joineon, to arrows in aimi rel ct , Mourrie ‘ n aiiN) OB. : 3 0 inva. o O*# artiett, of a tapestry Cupid susp lel on one ‘ 4s) at’ @@s a > ‘ » on > " TY’ MISS ALLEN, “Wirt ST QUIEN, ’ ai Iartfocd, sien 1. port. Foe. Prizes Wi Ve nm ¢ those cut ao ‘eesra - ner fearest Cug d's he Anvuther 4ivers' ENTERTAINED. ert Burnett, nhle, Ra ga ee alt | sb or eee TIE LOR. Ae omg th op tall aver tha Rae ee eee eta ecked to] (8! 1M Roms. Fort Wayne, lad Mrs. Cabanne’s (Card apie ique lace, and Miss Bertie Stewart, in shoulcer was —_— a quiver full of gay- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wayburn, London, Englansd. [a fan, was won by Miss Till'e Foerstel. The Pink trimmed with duc!ess iace. vvloved arrows, as each guest came to air end Mrs. W. A. PL. Me Tis, Medison, Wie. c.ub will mext meet at the home of Miss > Mre. #. G. Thompeas, eS en a Anna Otto. Among thosg present Were: “Con ‘ ae ete & & he de he be hehehe hatte he dhs han de te te dn de le din De -wwwevwyw®?* ’ , ‘* 7 > ° . . - , : ° saey ‘ ; : ‘ ‘ 7 }’ ’ : a * +7 . ‘ ‘ : * >* ‘ \ . ls { > . + Site : ut hs ‘ ; ; . che. ' . , Mra. Parles Cu arnne 1.8 ‘ . ' : 4aeo0, es AND) FPARTIEN.| —— suterchined ities Sarcent. Dre. Fenora atid Mary Sarveni uf iy dees | ‘ , rds mn a ei a? q*s3T@z alitie Bri: { orer Of the i te be be de be bn de tte tp te De | An Affair in Honor of Miss Jessie Day , of New Yerk—Danees and Lunch- | eon 3s—l+ti onal eT, : ip. ' i ae *il 4 ' ’ lat... P ve anny rary we f or eee wt AL a : ai ~ ‘ j \\ ' et iy. | abies West, St Louls. ‘ ¢ ‘? a Hich School Class Party. oy, COGS OOO eee ee ceeded + ; «> Items designed for the Sunday 3 Society Pave must reach the Post. + — i a \! nie (‘ert e ria 4 >) ’ > i? a) fel? ? | i “d tert? or i } : , \elecr« | c at uhh Tle ' Dispatch othce not later than FE é Christine MeCreery, | day noon. ? r is a ee Oe + Oe e+ ~ o oe . é - ”e So oa Vio Ir Lovers of jorpitthe rigiaving wore Plousiy saiiunong | ment in the swe.al Miss Hsessle Alina Alien, Whose tome Known allio Queen,”” and is exten.) The 4-329 Dees 9. 4“ ae Ss > \ Mi he i An Mn in Al Ap Me Mle An clin A An Le Alin Al, Mi i, lt, dl, "i, a, i, li, l,l, i ly Anat tet he br he he mh thn thr. hh Am Nee PP ROcice yy i i i i ee he i i i De ee ! — —— oo ee weeks ‘and | Guest at Sand ltidiets a nin ' Where . card parties A a are , an OL neg | ‘8s. Banneiman’s ; Keffee Kla tach. aast Week she pm with | yal ttle ' a ) bat, Meas'ta: Jats Iiarker st 7) ‘\s . - try i é ; lhle 4 ¢: ; , . j 7 a ‘ 1 , . -_ . _ ' ee otic he | | } , | M Lases paler: ee ' ele age dys Roe at re. Aubuchon’s Euchre. : bat ar At, z - ie 5 : ij er ia ; q I od he ; i ons . es i . ‘ . fi . ‘ , wit ; r) : e ; nor Momday ulz! Ti : wed ule J he orga ' un ti MN sl ise ‘€ i oo ent of last Week's South Stde@ pry nergs Sree “4 . “ase is 4 ' luncheon and w } \s , ‘ i , hi: : , . ' oe = i i,’ ‘ i ? Vy J 2 (OT 83 j sa fi : y \.4 ’ @ti iit @ iV eri iN A" re 0 ip’ > fers : | al i » “ ra, darker vuave Ti KUestiS oh lils « : ‘ Loum ¢ : i len anh«i— ‘ mile q * ia) ‘ sia . sd “4 Ve Pye ; 3} ‘ ’ ’ rt ’ . . l ’ ° 3 *% j ‘ Ty uat . ‘ . ‘ ‘ bea’ ** , , - . . Mesdemes-- *. i ae . » 9 , | *, 4 > ga yh «e ft . ' oa o hye sy beth , 7 =! eT 2 ete d) rh . 3 : ‘ i ire , ; v a large ‘fy Sky le for tire first wees t}; an anv if : rr ‘ever published), | +e P , E a . 7 ' 4 . . . ars ws ; ; . ‘ . 7 ‘4 , 3 ‘ > os ~tte —_ > i ' ‘ Ne ail ‘ ‘ ’ . s.vt Tr — a a . : . f . ~_ ty tut mel 4 : , | ). r te ; ” , ‘ha ‘aAwiTs ry) Rereh a ori a ? ar li re . , revy riz ' OS ] ates Wiie e Lo bais Olt ‘ i¢Ts } eo 4aT Ho zsnstad, BE viene Sines cgirmgergs) 6 BMS THE CER'S-PRCOF oa few special fr ,cty It or? ! K.ifl effair the table wis i vit Covet mm 5 ST Men: =m »tetan, “TiS: A - Miidat G Maas, ; ° ’ ele: Te Rennrad, | | and | ) ay ' te wT | hear } ') on . e. Ay ett, ae xt er. , iogtiov. be eset ‘ os fhe ve agi ; Gm oT 7 A ee q f Sow a ei: pone a Nees Tie iatatvane wert tel case ae caad fa e> hae PER wher der ranged in a tall ery Oni Was a wiivel net een ey Sr ) i ; shades. a ‘ooms were simpy « ertistieally Pree ee os Vell 3 Ai) rated? Foeticend. is ) Bight courses wow Creve ie | remes aa meee Wk ant nb clusters of pink | ‘s. Broderick’s Musicale, ae Wes Joh oe Ned with dainty confection re ) bia ee uhed with tod | iG White TosBs and each guest Was Pe] MMe, and Mra, John J. Uroderck gave oa} Woe 5. ieoetet Senay. Sire. Tavloeh ged; wrk cae IS A WINNER. dinbes: arn sed with red vig ams | (nad _ an Beauty handsnie tatstoul ontertatnment Lhursaag oa Te A. ee ae 'T FILTERS THROUGH PORCELAIN TUSES. It is used by over 509,000 of the hest people in the lealing homes, Afte: luncheon wh: played ‘Ne Ji ; + Te ne:nber. : | dles prere . Wer Vian ‘ abe . "— 7 I “se -' , ca ‘ 1; ti « Fo oS iz ; ‘ . on ‘ it ; T 7 x. ; ; ; ’ | ‘ , ‘ci ; ee : r. d Wirs esr: « nuniversary. Puifua 7 oh te. ¢.UOS, hots i>, enlbassi¢es, et ae me e lr: nited Slates. heilev, Sirs. Jabn Vhey g Noel, Alta. ; * Ail Reds ¥ hb, hes : 3 o.4 | aiser, Mrs, Garrett and Slvs. sreay. } Gen lay Seutt, peers nm we Turkisa ros do ped cen Soetets armed ut 2 InNusse wday tt. Mp hes. ‘ Boas 4 ’ : , ° stead of pers Pid eee ' } : y q at . TE : ‘4 “ ; 5 se ~tet sil : Am sraycdee! '" rst \i' , : ' i }? e*s? ati ; ’ ‘ ‘ ++ ‘ , i Renal $1.09 Per Month, No Deposi! Nor Time Coaztract Asked. + net a “ | >» wDO iiea. bs ar aa eho ee ee ee . ) ‘ Sees, ace. b Gale ee Won't you cali—or allow us to do so? Your preseace or name is what we want. military Eedere to he b Rution bt a spec! oo Sere ae a ee, eer eM or, Me Jone fern, Miss S acey Nic! Other cities, Mr. Tavior Bisse was Mr. J eelo . i write, fowe: } rib. Mince Werman wk | ror Mitrimarnttenarased iMate Meanie Wats an teh | groin, Manan’ Si dua Ga S87 Wot Sng “orace wos petoet OT PRESTON FILTER CO., 609 Locust St ost, Ui a instanee. My orde red to ort “on, WV 99, . , and Battenber; g lance, Pde mat ogi | 4 age Fe Poa Tan . yee gen Ww } The eight oi ; » A ~2 ; + Se deen a le ae a \fecers Mesdatne scr aed Vis lames trad . fr *hne famiiv 4% , . yy gb eee it ro eeran aol needy , Witherspoon . ’ ' ' cut saant’ a = ad teh | | 23 PY ’ ; . | eh : , : | & ; bal Ti An Nt T " _ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ t, ? } j i: , ss j AY r° ‘ ’ > } rT aa x ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ aK. . ‘ . era i i } 7 | Curtis, [te ich ml ’ ; 2\ , ; : ‘ , . rh . ” } I ry | a IT ore ’ f .'? ar’ [s. ' . ’ li 4 we Li d 3” 2S —_ ; . ‘ ‘ § Pada I ‘ ‘ ‘ ee ee ; ; 4 § 2s i i nu exico our, the guests receives i Ty me af ais carved ralirgas Perper, ; ttle rt yd ; ds we 6 oe , see tas — me S* ; ‘ waa . ; : oo : I } biseectl hi sent inciuded: cakes and bonhons wer : tinted nink rl es in the @draw'ne room Bat ate * =, , _ eee eher. ¥ Svroens wis ‘ tis .fa bu ' ; ee stl + | suCF, pe , aud whi te and the 1, t - q’T}'¢ ’ (scat if? ’ oe] \" . tw 1) \" cae ‘ ? t., ,*% ‘antilly : P Y i ‘ i t , \* 7; @ Pyivetyie a? } Ti.’ : c ‘ eel. ‘ ry it nee and Vre.~— form of Lap ad | ug hearts "Cs pi ti a! yer gravy stk, wi riinmings of ci tines. , ran ohifts Some of the guests were: die Wi t rming {mn gray 4,°.:. peng - ne Dieawsin. from 7 ue fh a c rue EE OSS eee ee ti My cs , Mesdames-— padan : oon Oe fT S.iK bradraty imming of ; yee P 11 lhe * > sa aaah cee ¢--gceragtas pape petal alee qos i gts, A. | regia shy ihe Pe EM... re Braet | ale De terme, Julua Judita, Kaieer ; ’ j ' , : * af ; ‘ ‘ . 4 Mi pele , » » ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . , - i : ‘ft ; i . ’ et ‘ rt é b Matty d’utiiey, en : te, “ent were: ' 4 . il Rat , ’ ' ; ; end were : ice ah. peri t eLaciiie Judile. Noel, ‘ 7 by te . ec p repeee i ’ ~ * ; "be . ‘ . . ‘ sae . ‘ . ° : j : i urtia, ’ ‘ , ne ' } oy neon ene ’ , wme ; »* ra . ; = . , ‘ . . f ! ie ‘TY d ‘ , . a " AAV) ' , “6 | ‘ WN “1 \'@ sre — | . n \tre it mm. Jr rds ’ , reas de ee Ce v Ph : ‘ . | Meme? lieircy Wuraburger, . a ‘ J Paitin ere. ; nie celina Bitlseon, *,! r : r Sey? ttherspoon ital, nr ‘ homesa, wie Dosis Bow man, pats jupcoe, : Rawsyer, _—- Donat 3h be? Lomino artes arerser Party. : . . - O laik ue ‘ ' it i ut F Bevis. Dy T a. - O bins — . . , ; 9 ~ on \ f ' ' . ve . oie of int . on ay Y 1 ! j ° ' 0, ; Z iy ‘ + f. ‘ . j .f it) > s, irty wae Ulliaan, nies Reliilis 4 aN ; V at erices | ] " P i ’ . : ‘ " ..* ' ' ‘ ia eth . aia ; } ‘ ‘i j ’ ‘IY ‘ tioffman “ oe em 86S 9 Veanesed evening Th No: vell, Juda llobart, pave ; imK te r AY cf fests in the eve Were. : : : | | 3 : . ——- ; bi , hioliesdl adel af Enterizined Her Friends. bedbaede i | noo! the house, Barker, aN Siggy , -¥ uftei" de ‘ at . ° , . j \? ? ' j sir. 2 i ray, pro en tae hh, saat #.sh rdeven.« ce, if rie] Atiog Lirtliss a “avs bes} eit . 3 a ena »* ; ys” ? : ‘ 4 i se tr it . elii >. . " ’ : . * i » »* ; ’ 4 ¥: : , | 4 ¢ i : : .t\ ‘T, 1 l~ if tie" 2 ' , . Ve i} Wien avons, pera, cClary 1p a Sree of five the a banner TT ‘y rendered Tennyson Club. Miss Gertrude , . Der. pe ' re ‘5 +f 6 , , i on Was sy and , ; Vine ad plein reat evi , Wie . In dance George Taylor, tn SS, he 1 LI: Misses-— ee 2 ~ fe ee Oe “ys 7 >. * Yi lrog ied with the Tennyson laste dast ptatuelay 7 ae. 4250 MePberson avec ie euae ile Se len Dav \ INK Was iven ; Peas p VAN ’ who partie Port, She dley Bubjiec! Was le, Those present wer le and J: m VWaothies : ' ; ; lancho and Helen Renord, L § .. | t «fier. rial ‘ ewe , ile tf oLaue L rLrlat ee da ‘ 4 ' : j , vy) ” res tg of the ¥ i] Ss, ‘. al, : . . ' ' . ’ ef i us eat re: we Pe @ 1 bitew lay aftef- orrat wards te ; re Valentine Party. + 2 wen ¥ Pe Mi ar, . : Be ee hte te , , ri r Pitas J irs ' ' . » If uy Koenig, = , re so ° VA been, GUBIERS 1 YOUR BLOOD, - lhe part which the corpus- a teen visiting cles of the blood lay 5 $ Col. Durham =; Pee 7e ; ' ve Wh ) 7 : ke : vt rags *% Zieier, left tent bt Bt. outs. ae r, | Sueras . Bag I : OMPION Yo coe day evening for the City of Matte making good the loss occasioned to the body by wear and tear, and in | ¢ sloiel Beers tn 3 tt Mics wre } , = yx : : : . ' ' = | ; +r ‘ire S& & ‘| will leave Bia ee of t 7 : : et | bes}. | “tT ork i Point Com- Carrving off the eiicte or worn-out ma- aiiien jatd for 12 a oak sl staph 7 : Biewscs , | : terial, has been compared to the part played Vas Of Violets aud Hiiles of the valley. Those , | owe \ 1 I ¥ ‘ : 7 nusicale this “_- piece by a soldier. ‘The corpuscles of pure blood . a pit ; , ) ys | re ‘ ne | : 7 ; , " tb Nout aan are our soldier-friends, who repair the wornout tissues ; hip pall papi dd i eo sia ' i Rel biti, | A r Se | : chert (! be found et of the bo ly, and fieht avainst dis case-cerms. ES RD ‘3 x , Nat J : 4 : . tpl M fer artment. condition for good health is pure blood, and that can only | be obtained and kept by taking pure food and drink 3 _ uaries Sw ingley, Adulterated food-stuffs and drinks are the pests of the Louisan modern market, and all too often health considerations are he 4 i tour « Sacrificed to apparent cheapness. If you would have a pure drink, take cocoa; but let it be a pure cocoa, such as Van Houten’s, which is lighly digestible, extremely soluble, and Siiease oben taste. It ig cheap, too, for it costs less It is easily made; it has an attractive aroma: and it con- tains more nounslment than an equal quantity of the best _ beci- -tea, ron "seu" = <8 ~~, ee Pre —- Po EP peer ars npend the ty nm street ——— ss SSCmLCm er “ew Ye EE SURE YOU TRY VAN HOUTEN’S Eatima CHOCOLATE. wWwwwe _ —- — = mens FL A AVOR | ch gsi sive Heart Party. YY) ‘* . ~ +G& 4 : * uf . ¢ st a st . "@ Musicale and Literary. A musical aad iheiary ehiertainment, fel emt Mere Julius Rosenwald. Chi age, ' OnU, Aa sliver ge We, . o ie Kate A Okt@r sive Heart party Weal esuay ead Mre Lovule Mecker, Ubicage, Ii. Wagner, afd Lue cousolatwa prise. eveumg ig Rener of the daucizg ciud, | " Siree’ E | : 7 pie ~ | a Je, 2 | vA —_— rll CE i hte, Cute Sak nal,

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~UNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. fa visiting friends et eetenare and will : P AMUSEMENTS. | feturn home abcut March 1. % . I4. & : Mrs. Hess. head Pena of Penny & Gentiles’ Mil.inery Department, icft for New wy York last might. ) a Miss Rise Conrad has gone to Blooming: |! gt | ” ton to visit Mrs. Al Courey. The Jotn A. Logan W., It. Cc, willl give ” "\ @ euchre party Monday ; : wa the ,- 7% residence of Mrs. Torm): of 3159 age FR om ! - : boulevard. Miss ©. MeCormac k of Tower Grove Inst Be Continuous Vaudeville. | week enterta! ei the euchre elu! hi ? ahe " as I sole T 2 ars od “at S No Stops-— No Waits. 2 ne Mixsen é From t Ti!l 10:39 Daily. This Aftornoon and All Waek: “stale Binks a eS FF “GE Riad en faniine . : 400. 402.404 N.4@ST CORLOCUST. ARTHUR DUNN AND , cua seve seeOME HA) 6 Que Great Annual February Clearing Sale The Marquet Tr: a hr ‘lub was enter- taine “dl Mon My evening by ! « P’rady Totrodu ‘Ing their nniest 2 ined!a‘ta, The Messenger Ley.*’ JAMES THE ANTON, Commencing Monday, Feb. 19, for Two Weeks Only. rue t of Mi Ss Lhess eevy of Spring- Murtin of fous 3 st, C. Ligue al , ; "Tne Philosopher’’—the man who set the . Wiha: id Slaving BONNIE THORNTON, We will offer all the Odd or Broken Suits and All Discontinued Patterns of 1899 at a reser fn Pungent Sa’ire Called. a a Ene .* 7 fodpe ek a, Div, . and Mrs. Bixese'l Ware will go to housekee bing March ls at 3SS4 Ciemens ave- rue — —— A ee — ae owe. Mies genie Ally . who was rig * “ng oe | ehtfully e "tisitae | Gay eventr ie UP her fPeoine iM Abi.’¥ oe Ly an Mrs. Morey J. Andres Li ‘ ene: l to | ety St. Louls after a Piews t Visit to Fiorida, gy Alabama and Teniess i Mr. and Mrs, © Ww ands and gon, Ar- | thur, are wintering tn Fiorida Pres “ + os open with an entire new 7 a wll in our Millinery Department. ey Gentles. ? Dil “ee Cecella and Elizaheth “Miet.of rte | Rag and look in onc’s mouth Ilke € tulver “ eet iu! ai Gla. ; Ye) hii Loi : bf A gd die tramadee . : the finest kind of a cigar— hf Meyer of Chicayvo ts here on a hichi i , short visit. to her ster, st a lg which indeed they are in every eat Sloe ot cxrugy rn op |B which indeed they ll EH mt 3 LOSSOM #| REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FROM 25% TO 33% Io a New Musk 7 ‘omedy by G home o thelr rien ds om Ppt hays : he : ; ; 7 ; ? ! ans of aid We Win : : GALETTI'S MONKEYS, 4 From the lowest price they have been sold. Taking in consideration the advancing Ht Week, Ament te litte [Et é r : prices on all kinds of Furniture, this will be aa unusual opporiunity to buy first-class Lor: wes >> " . ee | > . - - Ae The Best Tratned Antu in Vauderilie. 3 FORTUNI pnas.. ¥ goods much below their va/ue. aoursistes, Hf REMEMBER THE DATE, MONDAY, FEB. 19TH. The Latest FPoreleon Vaudevtile Hit. ARTHUR LANE an and Vu: alist in Be SMECK ax ELUOT, = fj] — 4 S12 Washington ave. 1 & a” ; a New Farcette, anes AMUSEMENTS. _ a See ae | sii vive cuuntnitten ts oth: ‘ 2 % Fag 1. , TY ae y LAYINE, + > va . Tihe Recegnized Family | | : ’ . 15, 25, J. Byrne, Will BK. Lapping, |B ance rk que Singing an ‘ “a . > ; we A ' » @€’ Theaterand tie Mast Pop- | a2: . wwe , Loadin St. Louls bie x31: se 35,50 ‘ he }’. Band ssh an ! Prank ‘. (rane n. Ss 3- oe 4 ‘a ; } "ER Ss A if .- : a Be ; ‘ { Playhouse inthe City, - : ; , KS be ae LIZZ: MoKEEVER, os 4 oP og a : ae | es pose de pec pate ices— . x hae 1 etm & ® | Theater. High-Class MOUleCLU Bave a ditiner Alon- tiv of tals elty, ’ jit r broutheys, our firs: ammond wil! ort visit made fur . * ‘ . s -* . - *¢ a ** ¢ » = ny a se attire? eek wlll be al thie vw Tlute ‘rene? z $3 and an got gion aye nue, a ts” ~~ t * In the latest Song Succ+ssss, Fai ; ~~ PY — 3 > ~e ’ : ‘ge! . , . yet et: 1 O ' You Have i taliof vor raj lay S rts to order $3... * % pak &, . - , > Po . tx", ety f 5 25 be. Ee y' Pe. DD ft . Attractions r y th B t Miss Nelo , ) * : a ae x : a ree ng , ‘ ( ) ° ‘ne Ses cs . of aie sxe : 4 _s Immati is tli. ace. . THE FRARKLINS, + s* 4 ‘: . = . + C uC, wd A. ‘ z . . ; . ¥ at Prices a oP ate pill, say iohesie at the oe ee eee : | ‘2. me io * . . Alcst All Car Lines is ~ Ss 2. , Within the Reach of All. This is = the City Pass the Deor. ' . the Ending of the Caysof Extortion, IOGHT PRICES: © SECONY CIRCLE, BALCONY | 5 , 4 ' , oe } - o IT Omrs ii: RAK TUES. NTIOF LOWER @@ pe CEN iS Aj pe eee On ee es att AYE Sites Heer SS G 20 3 a ; Sanaam Tae PEOPLE. yelBlanets oc fre fie aaa BD Syria so y00 | ND DRESS Je romper! Smoke evenly—hold a solid ve r4 Fie O17] rotiog ef the bliad wifs, Romsnce, Comsdy, [razedy. ~ A Play That Will Live Forever. : ash—not “‘flecky." ante © Cal ) em u @ | A GREAT CAST OF CLE ER PEOPLE, INCLUDING [ISS STELLA MAYHEW, Sunday Matinee Next —-Hovt's A Black Sees v2 nee of of Chicago are at ay ‘ ’ | at > cy mA $ in cigrial vane, "7 13) Gf Sanday Mat. Next—The Bisck Patt! Trowbaiozrs. a i j Ti " ; : ‘*] : 2. 4 a4 My Thar ‘ry! ed for MMil- | Pa PNT bey hs ‘irke 7 oF vl ; . = . ies ; c . . “20 ° ws -* y - ’ ‘* “3 M , ; . ‘ . eet ees. , ; - %. “ ) N . exd ra “evenin x. beh. mn, te oN af ys ely Fy °j ; m4 ° “a. 8 : fe fYelock to meet Mr. re, Johr g 4 : a 2 na) a; . 7 oe Bat, fami: nd at Mahler's pall Ane j mA 7 Ag Re ote, a p> « " y 7s be ” - a 3Y . 4 bad ct. cs ) “cople wil be expected to Temacn to dunce afterward, Mr. teeulis Ackerman eonrwses, to — = ’ ‘martme) al St. ouls. She . a his department the t lk of . 4 . Q Se! thea, 73 Era, Is py : Penny & Gentiles, ay: all A .. y i S\ x4 -—--- -— ’ “> Pp vc if 4) (*: ti «1 } ent J ‘ ; " - ? o\ . ~ ——_ 1” al rT ~ ps catente : rr + Laat! wr . . . ‘a Mert fal “he Ry. - at! th sy dee 1D “ at 10 - by ed, re J} gW'>) q WS reat Flay Sony, ea: : aie hee :% ta. Sy Wes ‘4.3 4 $3 7 { a3 rete 4 of its membe ra, Mrs n. By. OCUOCHKE OF wy , OR ! qe Vey Pe Be 8 VE ays! WPS a rat th, Sy » Haye ET ae See Ser os O- ig Banh dagen, ‘ rtrisa 2 och, fia n Ng ts -AUBDEVILLE.. = + - hy pee ag : te ag ' : . . : Neh MATINEE S WED. AND SAT. 4c Zhe Season's Most Pretentious Sinndte, Roma Tet oh ahd Lydia Go = , : at the home Miss Ih it q'urley of Tex - F a Oy ’ 1 oi += ‘ ‘ = “ave nae. . Tr © a ‘pili be ~ —" > ‘ ? i s ’ ; s ' . . } s r 7 . . f Zee Bit eat teed BAGS act AULD, “fs Noord GRIEDY EVENT 4 en) sIscrye ‘ es Be - ho ‘ 4 : ' od ~ - a 5 . “J be 20 ~ oe" . eent oul Cards amour : » MATKiage P . SS 7 Bas See PF LIFE beng fee ee ER en 379 hy Py ee Ais “EST of cinta daughter as * ath Jue . ' “Ke ’ a vw 4 RS CA & C003 a4 rv iCK, . iy 4 - % - tf. . = g : me, eg & ; oo ae ~ » “4 ea ? a - : “ , oa ad . Tanses . Th if> day, et ? ry) Pe ‘ ‘ : * - - ‘ b si : es a ’ * April l nt the Southern, ' ‘ a> “o> ~2n of ; PIPERS +, ie PO very ty “oo TOME «. i Ve fers ee te ~ lige tomenmbieet of Mit. Vernon, ITll., ~~ "x KOLB & COFLL. ‘ ; 3. — ad - PLE ee Ft &.: x pe OP: a of 7 leaves ior home this week after a pleasant ye : : v ¥ YP ee oF EL Pee Bet, J (TLaW ase ee eR a ' * et | » eae = Sate 4 er) *: a _— Visit to friends. ee ne Mr. and Mrs. James G. Jennings gave a os “rs g2 . : Feception yesterday evening from 8 fo Je xT WEEK: ee: : A Ea ¥ = ’ 2 \ ) 2h vod IN A NEW ADAPTAT.ON FROM THE GURMAN ENTITLED @t their home, 342 W ge place. : ae “¥. Pt Ske 2 5 5 a | Miss Ieina Tidball of Texas ts the guest | & . » 66 . a on . . a9 ar 8 -?— Fy: “Ss, ~ ee - | mare Ft ofr eid Calcere Cau wilt'atve acstchee | 7 “My Friend From India.” |pexeacirep ec icrks tere, eet ee, me ce ee The ims if Culture ("hub wil, rive a euchre . . ig ° Ps ag ’ + 4 -s* . ene “% ie 2 al - ry > v a “ we ‘ _ R >, os $a rs party Tucsday evening at ay Morgan By VITO A oF P yo Te: api Pp yee § aL S Lees “ees % “yb B+: ; : rua x ae ee RY it IT EF ‘AY g C4. by mi - * ae) \ v ej 2 he ’ ; a 2 a: ’ me ~ Lo , > 4 * , te yt - .* : > ‘ ’ i =" , at “: aa id et Le Ms DIRECTION OF NICH AND HARRIS 6trewt, Miss Bertha Sachs is axpected home tn : IN a\ GREAT VAUDEY IL'E SR ETCI as Os 48 3 as > Mads Prag tate OR ee ’ ° pd =S: s PapuLaa WE LT “SDAY MATINGE, 25c and 60e. 44 Wertminster plice ; . Sa my ae 22 > a. ye ee aes : ; wy nee ° ee JULIA KALTGRU: a. = fe ' ABE FEE as ~ : Mh acucby gia, > ete cok Weis ‘ oy . e Fives i A surprise party was tenderes| Mr “?, Datisman Feb. 5, at hep home it itvette, ' LS “3 "i _ Phe younk Jadies Wire a are serve at Mire, ' — . 1S yaa = , a y m 7 aoa, teveie Cnetette erbess ie : ut OmixG, QUO VADIS Sf. LOUIS CHORAL - SYMPHON SOCIETY. | A MS bs | “Week Beginning — nage eee Christine Eno, ‘Julla Eno and : : Symphony Co: 1cCort, ODEON, , Thursiday, Feb 22, 8 p.m. . Monday, Feb. 19, we ee OF ‘wt i Laine Tati Sot 3 40 3 {> cm 20) SOLOIST: WM. H. SHERWOOD, PIANIST. FIRST TIMEIN THISCITY - - ca on dian uaaes ¥ ORCHESTRA OF °° MUI. tANS ALFRED } ‘T CONDUCTOR. ONE WEEK ONLY. Place March 19. at & ofch in the af'er- ‘ 1» , be} a ) , Gi: ee ee eT ee ee ssid : my, SI.) wud (Special Metiasa Washingicn's Birthday, Thursday Afternoen. ) . The brid le i] a Misses Deus / Pichi Clare tango catted va ~~ WOW ON SALE IN BARCAIN MATS. 25c. ~ | ra ! [OT PMA TUFAT-R AT Olympic AT SKATING a Pal ’ ~ > ay _——- Mise Virginia Sanford af meid of honer. se Sirs, ot Aven of. p>}? uVeEDUe | 5 ; MONDA:, eer, Cee leomanm ' « “>> * oF = y 4 »” ‘fe . we Py katte Weare day no re ST. LOUIS, ; OLY i> f FEG. 2G. | : y, chefit Emil ie P PU S-ARL Pitsxk x * Lio DAY and rm G Whitney, S Maenificent Production, were Mesdames Chapman, Marks. : MR. AND MRS. sala Night, ‘The Great | Sparkling ; Vins oe SiENKIEWICZ’S FAMOUS ROMANCE, were Mesdames Chapman, Mar i 4 The best class of smokers are Knabb, Hoppe, Bromeyer, Stasel, Mitter ay, 7. a rs: CONE: ‘ Fee yee | ie . Sir: eae etta Miss Gertrude Kral». adopting them —and it is sig- COMT SE RIT LANE: 3 . rh ‘ eee imte remau , r One of the prettiest luncheons given dur. | . Four Acta, bs Dor. Sel y rend’ Rh. Miki: ested tea 4 | he wee “ ye that bv Miss Mar ltr. nificant that the best class of of VI le ft . PyNT(N=TON ¢ RY cs x ing the week | y ithe . > Tiewerved g@ea'a at Tox fen f coemypte Ae eran . ' MeMillan avenue tn he vn rt of are : oO dealers are the oncs putting In 7 Their — Co — : — RURIICEL ohtcoc ates taut, on Misses Bessie Greve Orint ant Peenkin Ava. the | Little ned cafe frappe. Among thie | me them in stock. Bchind-the- vests were Misus Wowie ars Ne ee a aaah The Elder Miss Blossom. | OLY #4 PIS-19-0ay,s ead 2 Co NCERTS THE CREAT POPULAR SUCCESS OF THE SEASON. ott 2 | A Cast Composed of the Following Great Players: Joseph Haworth, Arthur Seeree, Aenber La ee rethy. Cark- | BRS ers-don’t belicve they're any & RESERVED SEATS WILL BE ON Weil's CONCERT f BAND. | 68 POPULAR SALE NEXT THURSDAY ATO A. MM. | ‘asl a. Perrest, Edmund D. Lyens, Horace Lewis, Elmer Grandin, Edwin Varry, W. TOUR OF ALL w=XICO - Melville, Richard Buhler, W. F. C'ilten, Misses Roselle Knott, Alice Fisch- Misses Birdie and Martha Detzel gave a! @¥! good at all. . Pa Bi rE Ee SSE TTT iY VIA TLEINOES CENTPaL RL R . Mrs. Margaret Fealy, Misses Maude Fenly, Carolyn Kenyon, Master Teddy, = enki ee) sblbth aks? =, zon ; j OoWIOAN flee Lac . ; ear tn én idan eee fPewctninrste Scenery, Gorgeous Costumes, Historically Correct Properties, @uchre party Welnesiay evening e ® we Laura Seitz gave a box party ai an oe the opera Friday ne fn honor of he: Iry one and 4° ter, Mis oxephine Se iz, gs - the Wenn lay ‘Club ee noe a } *: Mie Ce Rea Pe ae : Oe | ’ dy mg : , ' Mr 4 he , Tih ore None @sule \ithou . ) ss 2 ‘ . Ming. Ws Rarer or ste civennt ss Pw See What you kB ae Sigactire e” in. CENSGNS Oe che .. See “trong Chorus, Augmented Orchestra, Bee weve & tea Wednesday at er begat 2 i ca We oF THiO>. A. PDISON. ‘ Be . a , eerer E Nicht at 8. Matiness Watnestay 2 bie f TN ives ainra itoniing M-ce | : aes LATEST WONDER bs chin ea exbenaiaal Every Mgnt at ©. Matinees Wesaessay end Saterday ot 2. Prices, SSG, 60; TE Rema 3 /. bole ii 1) | i. ; r aia ee ° + oe . 4 % I : ‘ t): ’ roe P ras Tiemeyer, Ida Barthela and Lydia Tie : think about li ’ ~ + * ghsbee TOY f= SRR THE ; - erste rie | nossa mini ) a (a ste dine ehve an infotnal iE : : : /- Pe CRS ie Te 4 =) | ey eatin Aemsie Matnwricht eave onto EE Their flavor is 5 bat Retna é “OPERA IN ENGLISH, = 6 OPERA IN ENGLISH. ber of frie rela. The pri yes T , vn . ] - o° " w 4 NL a. } ? "4 to ——. l, Moore T ot. - \ ot , , what ‘“fralks., “f ey, NG: 2 ee *y i ead Rus x - ‘* 25¢, 5 5 0c, ¢. $! Sat. Mails, - 25¢, 50e, 15¢@ ily iv) =P and Messrs. Fred Link Ler: ty Pe ore> Be, Se BEGINNING MONDAY ° VENING, FEB. 1D. Bores fer Sit - - $5.00, $3.00 Thore tnvi Wed were ! J ge 11 ptias ; bail 2 . . ¢'% on” A 7 ‘ ° 2 . ° “ - — ade aan ,* rhe See ee ee

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—— ee eee ee —— i a Be i — ial enn ee 7 4 ~ « el r . * - QQ MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MOR? NING--ST. LOU IS POST- DISPATCH—FEBRU ARY 18, 1900. THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER.’ ip ee -_— ae ee hc _—_ _———— Oo x€é HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED. Se GITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. 20 Words or Lres. 5 Conta. } "0 words or less. 6 cents. BAKER Sit. wanted; I am fost a im the baker's ttade and Weald } A 21 as driver: references. Ad F. S, 2°10 Wash ut jean ved out SI *N. Ste wante:? be geaed strong vounz mean of * | i ! Sper ene ua atae = vak © lege n «© ‘ny duty MAN Mau Want> teady elituStion eaperi tr eal yeare of stenely and fathful adh yarietie teoewerts pera’ rs eo f ; | ~t ; , I . 4 7 | a’ ; ; ‘ ‘ a in th ore i he , ’ r . ' shiv ui: : refermD es, Aid. Pp 45. be in need patch. BAKTENID! 1 “it i , I »eral al “ MA ‘ Man «w ut (jerman bartender, iLaarries Ll'in ry Ad Of cwositr lilepat oh Af ° 47, #8 BOOKKE! PEM bsp if nekkeoper wants vet f MAN “if. Wan’ Pewks for tigh band Vi ise. Puet Die or care there -f ‘a ev\pert railik pai cb . liewm referetic: BookkKt mil for night we Provat-Delepat BOWKK! el’ } ie wenter | ’ ‘ Th. nook mpepet ueu Pyedestagthial Olperael il: * atl i men's rat ' jesitian, Ad i” «’ Lbisy | BOY—Neat colores “ay ante work aronind grr ‘ling to afd drive or bell 4 viding can advance This; ateh BOY. -W unted, right stite eS riehce, put u Mi Sil Wut’ and etetowripler, witli tal t! Waren; Wheltaaie pre ; Key : Cray, 420) Cle we laud WAN Sit. wanted on farm: handy with tools: exkDetiel nOY- bit “ snted by witilng . any cubators ind Dros lers kind a of Work Win, arinan, O16 Spruce gf, estra price for poultry and © ‘f ‘a qu tT BOY —Good, amart boy of 15 wants ! learto @ aa ae Goat es trade, Aa, (3; 47, Post Dispatcu ‘ i, ‘ pat “ ——— Hea Yabo sd ' BOY —sSit. @anted ty bow of 17: any him of Werk, | me ss M lored will beard with employer, 320% Franklin ,; Alo SACAS BY, oo WAN ‘ itt t T} Boy- sie want by toy years ald J _— Pia per wat store or © bolesa! ne ~s ‘a rhondre. 2% MAN ¢ oresd nan want ing ret of hie ys? Tau, 4232 North Market st work MAN Ble ; oe venti ad porter, ¢€ SS ator or de, ’ ~ , *! ° , 7 elon 4 = it) | wee F ‘ ; nal 4s BI SHELMAN : niet ’ rrr, ! MAN S.ftuatéen wanted years ek peficnee, uneceratin : : inanrinas Soot 2 As dye ing and cleaning est Melelmuenmt, ¢ ! hast Ss! Loule, I w ALILPAPF?r ele anting. Pie and Tha’ Th r Teer FIRE MAN-~Young eaoted man aunte fo an fire- . rane Av, Meuse Cleamag €8., 16Ul N. Grand man, elevator or porter, with gowl city refers WALL PAPE CLEANING Wanted, wall paler @ners; guvod allround man. Ad. N 34, PNoet- Dis to clean; etght veers’ eaperience tn this work patch. exclusively; end postal; will call. J. Neal, a 5 . “a . ete “i myer ' GROCERY CLERK «German married man of ereen '¢ hie ane wants work tn gtecery, clerk or driver. Ad, WATCHIIMAN S't) wanted aa nicht watchman: eo- T 42, Post Dispatch ber and rellable; references, Ad. D vl, Post- = . Lrispateh ZOTYL CLERK —Well dressed young man wants en position aa night ‘ cerk in re a2 ?» *s? refe reo es, WV ATV IIMIAN L! ensed watchman wants ealary ne object Ad. Y 20. Poat-IMapateh tien, experienced; refereoce furnished Bot EMAN 37, Poat- Dspateh., OUSEMAN—Situatio wanted by young colored ° 1o%? : man to fend f imnace and do anything alwout thie W AT HIMAN Sit. wanted by wm re) a? e ats ady {,! r. place. Mernings and evenings, for room and ae WD beat of city feferences. 38 Walccman ward; one that will appreciate: @ good home; or Janitor, Ad. F 28, Pont-Dispates _bemt ¢ of elty reference, Ad. T 45, _Bost-Dispaten, YOUNG MAN-—A gonng man of 22 would like to 7 find etendy work: a chanee to learn some trade MAN—F ather and Soughter wish « pécttion to cate preferred, Ad. F., 510 Temple Bidg fur gentieman's piace in elite or poumety : bouse- a - work, et: \d 0) per Post-Dispat, MAN — ‘a wanted hy experien, ved hookkeeper | HELP WANTED—MALE. and off haem wlth SUMM oF more, Invest, wity Servis &. te good paying busipess, Addre , 42 ra Post Dispat i) _— : Cdress & 92 BARKER WANTED. Firet clses barber: Queene ; ; Bl enews = Suuday Qicotulug. tering tials en or MAN-—Wavted, hy a colored man, aged 22, sit. of BLACKSMITH WANTED gon any kind Aiidreas orl Mills #t Wook) workman aud la hetuith witt =—. MAN—Wanted, position by young married ‘man. rent. Addteas PP. M., Metusbky, & gears’ eaperien:e ratiroad cierieal work: Aan, Quick at figures, lest refercuces 83, Post Dispatch MAN-—Wanted, «tt. as allround @an tn wholesale Pov WANT] or ne thuetier to livety barn. Call or ad- erate Sumes S Martin, 1821 Pine st Mog tilive + MAN—Wanted YF JOung Man, position In whaler Boy wan i eale eho house = « mpotten: ed; references. Ad, t ‘ M AL, Poet-Dispatch = ie MAN- Mituatio nm Wanted ly Qa Foung nian « deifverys alt : my «allie Liud of work, ; dress W 3. io tt? syatch, 'h atid @'are ery ™ ANTS I> ° ”., Boy WANTED 49 ail fay MAN-~ Sitnation wauted at ance be vy. Hog tan of S21; willug to work 516 SS ANth at . ; te F Pee | i HELP WANTED—MALE. HELP WANTED—MALE. SALFSMEN WANTED. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS WANTED. 14 Worcs or Leas. 20 Cen's na 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. 14 Werte or Lease & Cents WANT] perder ed tea i bo ewel ‘ ie > . ge phe os : WANTE! Yor elther rx: . ' ’ ' ‘ juga el te detect from sh etade per- las Teaeea. give i. tw Ww ash- VW ANTI - , » - four frist . ‘ piverl . ai is ; : - 4 . ose dines . : : : : - - ; ' ' : chic i. “oe : : ; ; if ‘ ' * BErote: gale 4 i ‘ ry ‘ ' ae : } lias W ash- weer ys WANTE Ci uct rs ‘ ’ ’ , ‘ ‘s every we bere te - : e of im re pate ne “I e im diately Y WANTED on eckie: fi ftom oh a perio ' “ar y, om ' — ‘ sivian tale tk Sotas he ve ! : : a worke. A: tT lucke b ul 1 iar a fet house. ' ocr a. ra 2218 Frank. and e1penees n- intr dactng u tdeal bitel- ome its free utral Supply , 7. erGle sTesttal: : ' i Taiat fay i ; f UY , rage % ne CANVASS ERS AND SOLICI roRsS. , th AG . . 7 bs re ace Theherd ; atte ; i? Week FF. tor duc'ng 14 Words or lass, 29 Cents : ; , " | te é au pote? CAN, WANT ED Bele Hse . \ ibe was sumiples free, . . Cs . ee ‘ 9 i r ei ) ‘4 . a ‘ ‘ *, ’ ariel hh ~ hyp he + ig mn | Pe ANVASSER WAN’ — Men to vas ; wing i ‘ itial ii > 7 Sprai ‘ ) Beak ' WANTS tndustrial fusurance vish- ut Mourd Wovel : Ar trod 7% - a a. Foe ee, et Mele sy Co.. OS Rie ee Ge | : | . ; i, ; i" niuce ft ’ ’ ‘ ” y.ung man, Puat- Depa! at WANT] : is at Rtn Sf ; ue | . : ‘ : : , ; ‘ . , ale . f 7 ht,! lA "iw rik 4 i sit 4 . e 4 ariierce : tui : ’ . ‘ . At. debit; . . y evecye week dure AGENTS WANT), reeti | Merk f +). : r of A hina PDwsfe . " .aAe Ss , % 5 eal . me. sight; neioge artig« opbie = t.its, s i mL eel a 4 irde. permae- Keokuk, ' were i vil MTT plas ree { lLAwrenc@® i AGENTS Ww. \ , : on ¥ , i . . ae ‘iitimt?. «) “ PARTNERS WANTED. nee if ene has t “broke half t! . Ts WA sente? geod: mane ‘ } ‘ r? . sul 7 wa! : ' : . 7 *t ' . af’ ] ime 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cente. We Save a hue aide gi ; Ae s beh ir ws is fu oe Bt a M™ LG Bot aii permed Thoee sie om ; a" ‘ nh inlA j iriug fer eaie varicug PARTNER WANTED Pattern maker end 3 - tis Aly @pent; lovestigute : Setliive bros ' i pee i powders, t With aeme capital Ad 44, Bos ispute, Keokuk, Io Pe, SUE bhi thie its od rapes, — regvlar ilpes. a. fot . an . ms es nclar made ‘ar He to pi sana X PARTN ;. w ANT! "ariner, ith ba n AGENTS WANTELI*-Frisel.’a@ hygtente medicated - ' Lief? mind coor 3) siteth ne j;re isi W. “Madi: we AD\ ANC " CLUE MICAT MEG, Proul yo as dsiness; ean Covhle investinet bath: cabinet lrisch, wanufacturer, 414 N. &th branes . ir tem! lim Ts, pomades, » , - . - . Moni hiv a » fl 4 t .* oh. rreparativins ; reli: in le tit "he . 3 uve st . , is ‘ ' . AG ay a W AN TE I> -lLw irn bow tt rine mirrors: ik ba fre: set t! Sn pris. bin rie Pe teers ee) albavelrs, ite? ii v PARTNER W . A Chic, Per Sy lhe Tf tishe ble morn 5 at is pu: leulars for Siatup. fete o ¢ ass rulil or e'anu - or se rv ! 4 aaa lice laste brust party thet ds % dace + tiunutacture of RK. MacMasters, D 1, Decatur, Tl em! Hany other valuable pes 10 stam pe y Lit lé : . Mtoe! , ’ . nv hit ‘ . of iad? rer ‘ P ’ - . : ‘ y t > 4 ote . prt ene a ;. , | I s AGI VTS W ANTE ID—Make t. or 2% per ne v: oeutfht " (,ray & Vi ililamia, ; x SBs4. San An- > MAN WANTED Young pian for office . Bis N. roadway; 2v iu ue stylish shirt a AM @lenogra r; $65 week at 6turt; Monu- PAKTNER WANTED ww Alon at "i this gern W ANTED Agen: pesliately: hteh- 76, Koken Bidg furniture, wishes tablish roomiog hous; edd. | 7 PE ea ER ES esinen t ‘antune. tar | = Soe ™ > gent p rred, with me ou Add. KB GENTS WANTED—To eell 4 different kinda of grade salesinen oy ved practical ; o6° Bont ated. ae eee cr pinue charts; new; etmple. Apply 2042 Olive st bon tobe: vor will intler Bey l’a Auvertising : VAN WA‘ ive and mteliiger ’ ’ »4 ry ; - ung n } on ners! ifice Orn - al ite Nas . ~- ‘ : : 7 t) CIRCULAR © DISTRIBUTERS -WANTED—Evers- | cick: $5 per week. 50S Holla ee te) ANTE ith ST, to enlare GENES WANTED—Ladies and gentlemen, for the ; -“Weluar Mtg Moe ly Work; m4 uy. med tha gta net : % eS ; . : ot caine ait i ie aa aie st poveltw: art pheto plates everyiunle wants . _ = . , ‘ ‘ , P : eat ' ’ s ' ‘ ‘ '» } al ; rth . — = S ’ " ade c > j S *? ‘ ’ o j te gree? Bia Ty) eae’, pee pt a CRC ANIZER WANTEID-Ad ndependent Order ther af ‘ iiied 'r this : oe opretit’ aa! thegi: Iifera! ecotmnmisston; send Gta for mauple spr ye pol v4 net a 4d odd my, . test; big Tied of Workmen, San Antonio, Te m SPT ro “ , , full 1 ara. Euterprise Specialty Mfg. oa caet pa weekly. Geuneill, COLLMCT Salar ©) r ‘KE PAINTER WANTEID- Painter or paperhanger with aod: : experience pot ° eb a e-iLu e. ices “wie mer method be ate ae oh fre Ad b : , He essary, Ad. 42. Lst-Dispateh sisted, S ithern Se} I Me be: 1 “a _ . tae a = amerial ‘ ‘ ae reri, “pPrilgil ‘ay thh " : " ; i ; Tt th) outnte;: Li) (epi eos ; iP 1» yeu = ef , ——Te » — } . > . +- " 4 - —— — ; mt COOPERS, take nott rouble at Murpiis ’ iarried pret erred. Ad W. J. Perkins, ied Bud. | PARTNER WA NTE(+-Dartner with $3000 to $5000 WANTED Agents: we bave money-Menk- | L . awtmicEr LY MAGNIFICENT chance for hustiing Indy agentag rb PARTNER WANTED } ] to . . _HIL; please stay away. By order of Comn ) Un in the manufacture of shirtwalsts and ladies r; talking; self selier; po throwdowns;: every- CUTTER AND TRIMMER WANTED-—Woolesa! ohn tESS FEEDER WANTLD—Jeb press feeder, 809 voderwear Ad. T 34, Post Dispateh. Ww aS ple luc. Purcell, 918 Herkimer | — salary and com.; no fake Ad. ©) 3. c.othing oo ifacturers rive ‘ference . " , a ; oneas , wea , re tee one ; i “ os F US . hie Y ¥e. Post D aniek ee ae 8 ong ; od at. --— n-« on agent, cutters on wen's five shoes. Desnoyers Sh aie bustpess. Ad. Mo 34, Post-Dispateh che ph ats Paar poilsh, selfshining, russet and :) eeopencd train Metehtenne aa Co., 2iet and Lucas , Bia WORKERS WANTE I) Five or stx gow ef ah i pores : ~s ‘ak, Why Dot yout Demonstrated stinples free. on. opened, “alan eher and a tongue rkere 4 ' 5 a! en oplovment every PARTNER WANTEI® DPartner to take half or two Rae TIE . room Suv, ASS Monrve si., Cbi- Supp er: postpaid 2fe a tell Bros, Dept. 31, CUTTERS WANTED— nen’: ne Shoes uit reg day ‘in th Nash ile Chuir aud thirds foterest im lead mine, isher velu; sut- AK, ; nenufacturers. if Clark et. Chicage lasters. Desnhovers, 2st et. and Lue Tor Co. Nashville. Tenn * dnPeationus & Mere than two wal ove rye , Se ail : Mea Reese ' cthseapncric 3 no the growmd fer: tdie man. AGENTS WANTEI)—-FEverywhere; start CU ITE: Re AND TAILAORS rit ‘ r war Ali WANTED lor or anv one who kuows , bi isbeore, ness for yourse!f without capital; new, pleasant for our hew telephone attachment; every tele- Bros.” boxwowl pant le; uieh, | ' te make bammea f knotted eatring aud ard o @ sure mieney-mnaker; also gwd for ladies | Bb! =e Sate wiil want one; sales prornous, big { reliable. Aj ps rT ve rus e.il give a few lesson vek maklog for wish earn meney at bem particulats prefite te good mau, samples sent on trhal, Tele : J. «bret eb, Wanager, lie ‘6 N. 14th st., Plhoue Supply Co, Lebaneoa, © _ Mich, 37, a AGENTS WANTED. ee - ee Se LIXGETRIMMERS AND SIETTERS are : fie] ft MYERER WANTE — Heel seonrer n men's 14 Worts or Less, 20 Cents ae : = , oo 4 ; = a ) SENTS WANTED--Work cur special advertising WANTED—AGENTS. étxy away from St. Louls; trouble Duing tn ork “nt S} is 5: t Sutue factory. Fx. Board Lawaul 200 Home Ma io rae no LOU x. ww ot. AGL \TS WAN TI ret life F *; legitimate, particulars for etamp. ——e — MAKER WANTEI}—Shoemaker, to work oD Moody, by bis s ree Pub. Co., Detroit, Mich. Insurance elicitors and ex-traveling mes ENGINEERS, firemen, machinists ! lectri- g “ned Wires 1023 Franklin ev. edition; big prefite: cuttht frees cred t ti ~ | throushont Mias orci mo opreoure feop renewal con- clans: Send Ie for new 40-pac Be ie os : —-- freight paid. Marin De Garmo neinnal | cENTS WANTED Agents; $100 monthly; Me | tpaots «order of Fraterval Benevolence, 611 Unie taining list of questions asked | aisahudn HOmMAKERS WANTEID-2 lst-class pullers over tie Slo ; tallc Rrend boards; sample free. U. Forshee Co., | ¢ ast bldg gs Board of Engineers Geo. A. Zeller, Bow “he z / rien’ s tiovdsyeur werk. Hamilion-Brown, 21st oa WANTED —tlustlt: Ae y 7 (ope conat!, O _ ate = , — ees = 3 @le S:. Louls, Mo. Mention St. Louis Post Ly spat id Locust Mo & M. are lamp; ey levtrle : =i A. aediciaes _-— = ~ lianes; costa lye per bou Meu & Morehead, AGE \Tts W AN’ Pr I)--In every county to aell **Fam- ~ FIREMAN-First-class fireman or assistant en- SIGN WRITER WANTED—Monday. - Apply 70D GF W. Wastington at., Chicag ily Memorials,’ good protits and steady work. H A L / SO LES Kineer Wants sit Ad. N 2, Post-Dispaich. ~, Fe , after Y o'ciock. AGENTS WANTEI r —_ — oe Ad. Cumpbell & Co. 192 Plum st., Eigto, Ul. ~ : —- “Afr s — ‘ eoerul avents wa fo ant machines FLORIST WANTED—A atngle flortst. Theedore STERIVrTIY?E WANTEIL —A reliable stereotrper repre rent & Freilavte : artues ht mi - F etn th AGENTS WANTED Everywhere; tr a vues Put on in 19 — — sk, “ ym 3 Saest =e Kiockenkemper, 5644 Mead st. ia nleu. uhh 77 Lar: permanent position Apply Mona Tier \We ontracts. + . Bem lent Soclety. 3 Paint heeps borers, rabbits, insects away an rt agen. tal in busi: | WANTED A man everywhere, ae general agent 7 i ti} rial knows Lis business; puy , hots in hOOR ’ ‘ board; refs. required. Ad ai. ‘ ispate] r; Lewp's spectal ! We t ap, drinks of Saiteei. ee ie oats ' ee eee = ee res ‘ rh _ to netonath. 275 ~(} cane 8, - : j y te : ‘ sin : - + aie fest Hlast SRATAN WANTED—? i thal . : rT’ : ° -TS WANTEI Monufactum cenpP oar rimnbs . _ learn cooking: Sle maonthivy, On TIFMAKENS WANTED. 1°00 teriakers; pay, aan Sie, cai eng Sane oe ‘of 4.m the et ee “pe ~- ths sc r jee 4 . / | Horm SALE Formul fir “'X"’ Rav Témiment; Kenton ear, Suburban; : to 127}.c at fulnp: napsction once &@ Week; pay ede my : , ; ' : ad «te o: S oto atd jatry: centains ote saewret costing har Te “| new sell un ! nother nante DF jargest cmecertaA nediutely ones &8 Mui . Oi Rabat ie ke magn locality; ny =e 20°, New Century Mfg » St. Lanis. in { ors oe 1 om 6BA Bs ervternal . I LO teen o han 0 ! y to Holladay. sw \ NTH i> Agents: * alia PF & : : peims, es nace iywhere for te gslion; LABORERS WANTI 8 wer) Vor ste AT , veur lle, Mo. + , ia a waist x r: ' AturlLNTS WANT) | gener State mwana- ful! direction ¥ Address ‘Thomas Ailoa, , . m Taediies rere: ibatitute fe very - §le tavested latoka, FREE beauilful of pm of disher} v ‘ ‘ , Ll ‘ nauds: i a 4? I ‘ . ‘ } ‘ . ‘ ! : : ; ‘ . . oe” Si heuald. .% ers if ; ‘ rer t i \ ( v4 | j at ‘ | . . . ™ eral housework Wanted by sober, rellabe. midslle aged BOY WANTED eens Grete Wwe attend Curnaie, and feed Job gr ‘ : save good refereuces J liegieay, e4..9 . . Blaney — MAN Metal man “ es miflion io metal mum SA! ri : tices. e he (Dew Zz: i ata tis tial a 1" bo ~~ fure of gulder and balelhil tie’ ale LZ reare’ ©1- pr rience Ad. NN 68. Post-iMapateh ROY WANTIT , hetehe bess MAN -Wanted. br roang ma: lace to Werk morn. ereerany weeist ft - pare . eVeTNEs Ahi ob aakeetiee for board whl: own writing, A AT. Th bia at Sttending mike!, understand care of furpace, |] BOY WANTEL) Ror from ja to lu veure: Ger a? > sient biteben and bere, reference. Ad mae preferred; references reguired§ dy: eiore vet Laapetch. teu Latavene ev. . we iit aeveral Feors exkperienue ug s'ure { ; ee] cre, mits % i] oved _ a : . c d *vats ; Vv ‘ ‘ . ene ars a . ' ‘olumb ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ; At ; ' . vis . Jiytom a —s ‘ : ar at ) 2 ~ aN ' rerucre! if neo al “«] diar Ink Co, MAN WANTED fable Young wan, experlences! : oT Dh | til Tee, | : Hind & : oh ‘ren Devegs ry : : , ae "oe. W. AL. Smith, S om tle waa van 3 o., Chicago, - gpole fers citer, every «| g fiers ' : ‘inane free; DE Plant, wWust be eoiapeteat te tke et 20 PCUNDS GRANULATED $i ¢ | , oe ee on WANTED ri’ (Uark, ula Chee tny Rest qualtty, guarnntes!, {8 George Conetys’ 1 aaa Ada 6 tray t gah th, os , a 2 hargsin “e are ati]! @elling a rea'ile . Nt ty ” Sea aa : pase. Isiratie MAN WANTHET? ! P do coffee. We pou ne fully Sorth wt rr ihe ‘ ' ds ms ’ T A 1 |} ver news pers mite iD t} 5 “ », > , : “— "hye ‘ . Post Dispatch “ = one x : = " “ he pen] re rs AK, . AR Tie, tu riiculars free (st » . ; ’ ~~ yghe ‘ . . : 5, bates : clenuway, Ceio: auav ‘ as rhe é. « vel 1 mien iakilig ‘uetes, | n \ ) ’ ° “’ Pi. , , raity of jad ac ig eT: ‘ i.t's i k mx | jai co. ‘ ' : { vy. * =, ¢ 7 } Afrtean wat em. lunge prmte: $10 cash feynired. Address “Mer-} MIO, COLLEGE OF LAW, cnarhabis navelty > cipatt'sltamtee acs” Mannan Et. Lonis. Day and ptigeht achool.|-— ” a as oe re ve P now being organized Call or seod | AGENTS WA MANAGER fy T meh | eee Ne ee en ee a vaaeet oy dues "¥y cava. Pall ) S| OVE REPAIRS AGENTS WAN'T! i ‘ ' ' ° 4. ‘ ehh, : , ~~ i “ a ‘ . atage tor, New Pr ie ' . ae FRA Rp 2 : sa ’ J¢ vente? lor every e'ove of range made tn the United States te +s bad et A. GY BRA. ERS. Ji Lecust et. - amateur SALESMEN WANTED. NTS WANTEE make big money. | ee con ste. St Tania, & ee -_ ne ore Trot i ' ' . ' ‘ e iv tee Hei wing wingle and . * «2 ay Aucrese HK 44, Duat- == BICYCLES. Pde Tf ives, QU Cents SPECIAL NOTICES, ie » of Lree 2 ' eote ove >. . arrnVtayn :. i& od; ; P ne ome eon Ran wel i aw se. teepeesitian We, Pa hai? s ‘* et . i _ ‘ 4 : ? se s o% Mae . , i | a.ti , ae ai Bet, Mi Birt’. dreas. wits .* * P. ] ‘ fs, rot? blie a ¢ so adit ' ‘ si © «5 ’ i . i ' i p. . Moler Callege, ii4) Ma: bot et Wreach Ce, 16 Wick bicck, © ockena. Vv. Delman st Leola Me. — dogeris

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a ek il SS I ear Re Pe IT > ge Ee ete a ; - 6 AEP: — SUN NDAY + MORN NING—-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTE . ~ j ; SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALZ | SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—FEMALE. SEL?P WANTED—FEMALE. HELP WANTELD—FEMALE HELP WANTED—FEMALE WAN LE 20 Words or less. 5 Cents. 20 Words or Leas. 5 Cents. | PE wards or lesa, 10 conta. ts : ie 4 Worde or Lees. 16 Cents. 14 W. ras of Lesa, 10 Cents : trees fey ; HELP ANTED—FEMaA a —_ ' ARNCUNcenerns 7 OP per e. " eae hewbpceyen ‘er . : T * , : ‘ rr Pes. ‘ t r aa . Ce BOOKK BEVEN— Position wanted by a young lady pUOUSEWORK- Sit) wanted ts PAREN WORE | : > — on Ce ge ee eee BRrainess Annoweements, 10 Cents Per Line. Susiness Anuvnneeesnala le Cente Pee I.tne - - ee gy ea 1! as bookkeeper, assistant) cashier of office work, for general housework; more heme than Wages. OOOK W voor r bd 4owk, With gad references, for GIth WANTED Small girl, 16 of 17 years old. Het bon Gk ts W ANT Te cites 4 , , » anne z | pple tte a ple 7 _ salary moderate Ad Ww Ot 1s pet ThMapate h Ad \ lls, lout Li. mpat . Sinnl)]) fan! At iy 425) W ashington nv te Cheutean a fal O44 I ts ‘ Pe Te Ts i } ira OW AN I Plp Ans ; ily ‘a’ art Pes 140 ALATEST '' ' P ; operatear, «on Ail . “a0 a. - - “ oe. : - ‘4 bhiaa . «oti . a* . " R a ed + . nite BOOK K PEPER. Young ladys desirea position ans Tiel w WOMAN Situation wan od yp AB age vo COOK WANTED (sir! ta ecank, wash and tron: GILLS WANTED Macht ls oD vests 1040 ; 4 i floor, ef, cashier or office work: has two Fears’ | NeCE Vee For seer moderate Wages. 26 og yar ’@ Vicinity; cap go home at might. Sizsa] Laiui » HOUSIGIRL WANTED ‘ ! a Ad K 44. Post Dispateb Th ; Whiilng , al for meouderate xe. ve : Yth at. . . “* poset -# . ae . J _ ‘i oe t ‘ ‘ oa \ 1: t) a? : 7 GIKI, \N AN i oe i ‘Pi , ’ ing. Waé! ing ° - “os - sg 7 oN : : . I. ao) iF s VW 4\ i} i BUSINESS WOMAN A business women would en- TC ‘ ~— ae he ANTED-- Girl to eook for ema} faintly. 8nd frou'og, in amall family. 4122 k av ereives Momiay, & "ne &! uctlous {re . . . y * lar +) ae. ae SS Vork ts ! ‘ 1th’ se oe ar ay. ° : ' eo 7 7 sartate & proposition revording a cily ae D af ; . pe GIhhL WANT! i man giri West ii. WANTED aril ¢ r 16 t# Las —_ Sub art ‘ano ocar woman; ! aets, : x . = . a". partir 1) Ad . W : ae AL loOln et , oe Pci = - she } "31: ’ . a f : rm rust Feference aud bond Kiven. Ad. flat °° _* (amwrle W ANTED--Whlite girl for couk and laundry. iron, 40) UP Wiges: ‘ferences required ose At ACLS We Call Mrs Asit pa ; bs ALPS WANTED ‘yo o 3 ecwildg; _ Post-Dispaten sa: ios luge ay stu tery av. Aristrong \ , . : , , ‘ade 0 U6mew | LATS ‘rmttis waarstens Ww compel ees ' oe ¥ CABHIER Vostiten at $e a i ] “DR 1 . JPost luvis “ate f jiundre off ‘ ‘ best of CANIN WANTED dic) cook who will assist at | GIRL. WANTED—Machire haud. cashier; references Curul shes ‘ ~eferen ae ms) tanagteh » Warhing and froning; alsu good housegirl; refer- at. Dispatch. . - er ences, 4487 Lawlede ay GIR! W , . . 5 Cine, . on , ibs ; " ; } re .. -—— rit, "ANTED—«irl to learn on pante. SASHIER- Sit wanted “ — = ode rg ® erin ! é' sepa ee” Bie. a re ET MON WANTEDD-43ir) to cook, wach apd fron fa N. 16th wt . DD HT) Ope rie tees Serine nel ** . . ‘ ‘ tr yo Pete VW cok Phew cooMbe ¢ ~ : i | references Ad. PP Oi, Pest Diliepaten Aoabed, ih hades. of Sweeny A taal agar, ye . Gihl, WANTED giri te. [a «2 xT tal irban | Spe ¥ : shige fataiy ft « Dat ‘pie epidys y= ANGLT> An exper ' no washing Mild; must be meat 018 Mera: co teagan uation ware? wy oot . A Toit. fits rats bya tatl . er ii ig Apply 40.4) Weete r pl sf Liert st folk I, WANTED | ye om entry ~,190%s "s “7 SON : . F Tu j . . ‘ iy Ad it it ie > ae , ‘ . aan . ing of arnme kind rapld wr 0 , ; : ; 7 Hist \ ; : a . i Sf ai a - i : is ees -seieipcc Sey Co.ite wf Sf OMAN WANT: Boe fh tie ty itr. ¢€@ , Re 4 re thet a ee Tee + eS : ‘ -. Post- ' j 1oOy \ > ti ¥ ' tl, WA m rbuy> sem Tl . “M' i L. ‘Li \W ,N lt |? La fi iw gene SO Ne 1 euashl fLawmils uv tig the ‘Tery whey peeasaur | . e a ° ’ ° Hin spastic Raped i } , a wtai See ee eee +. , aeejiet iy iseWork; refer wl fellow mio St. (seorge «! ' ‘ , trae ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : j ' . ashing © . . 7 : py retits ' nie ', ferred: references reed ™~ sem é ‘> SIRL ANT CHAMBER MAID Slinntto n B change . SE aan ty s lay, betwers el alte S WANTED. -Gire to fintsh on fige panis. housework. Suk M LATHES WANED maid in hotel t “har ‘ , ¢ eee: v. shag pith . ee 4 ‘ int ¢ b. ' ' COMPANION. . ig lads of good family Castres ee err | 7, Post-Dispates masist In geweral keousework. The Mfouie position ge own } Padus j tye thi hl two . , ; 4 by ° . ie 1) aa “tes ; ue 7 ro ” ° , deriy lady. As! ti 44, Post tis) LT ge) teed y oe a see owe Ee COOK WANTED Cook; sinall family; a) seeping, gra , epmensoip and all bigner | ‘4!? oaus VN obit, Wasiiiug ale rou.ng. ) PAST He" COMPOSTITOL . ee tac eotuil ' *" Waputs : es ee “9 . . ' n oeX 7 Ad. . . 1s ar iple pl.; tral De ~I iw Li . ‘ . s ‘ } . iat i bi att ated . at ; & . ‘ ‘ ; would take offi Wore, FF riter, Ad, ‘Pagys —— PaaTS | T! Akers Tho om custem tall : : AN Seer Sones’: SL) te Ee. aC rel . FP} “OR ff - 131, Post Dispate! aS ; f : Cpeerlenced wok: nall famllv: Aied re;airow s. In at 2 Nestnuat wt ; A indi tt) Ree. Sa pw OU c Cured ao + italia de ey ~ Se ie, : ! ‘v7 i : ‘is ULD STOVE. : ; 7 pret rred : barat ; hoes ; ; papa : : F Si » oti a? - I’bone C. OT. COOK sit. wanted by ecole ri ; o- - tested “i ehatame 2 vate family. 4000) Sietain mt leetse " bey Coe Hew | tad ! apios lie?! ri f0F ¢ Liptpstes ne tire = ‘ ‘ ° CK WANTED —Firet-cla Conk mD a@mell far of Pais tli Pura. beat eTReta ae Ng POLO riders ‘ ‘y erate : ~~ ~“alaee : ae . om Coon Sit Lew ee denen Han, lil “ee oN . 7 ‘ lore mina! val 4 Pa us wun Lie) ) m9 +} ; - . ‘ ene nid a tea’, : Uy ¥ vs co houseweorh ; fap Wasilla ‘ee Stine tits . a » ed ’ j a iis! ; wih... - — .f.. : o % ’ Sas 25 idl al , t - isa ) Ss Aetitl, . | r ser ‘ - Pox 2), Blan ure LAUIID pcan HELP WANTED \; ! K BP: }’s os! 1) *DA ‘ | : . 4 a erences to debe . e's " tae “ a hand sewers of Weta ‘ t- ‘ o>. t+) a ’ rss sonday. is rs 1 ES ote i rate ss f Vitiinell a ; r eS an ee rhage Ww \NTED e | ' Cook AND HOtseathki, W ANTI I> : i ‘ t ae WANTED ie} Pah peat te lit “ur ine a! ’ 4 Sjituat! wanted } . ; : . oa ; P COOK -Situn ~ or ; ' ble girl, Mrst-class eook and laundrese: also girl | GIN WANTED Sniall girl taLe care of one it oon oe . a ; bes ‘ollegea plaipy cocking and housework, rr Lr +e ' etant colt” fe fere , “4 ie ‘ wil ay $12. > hi tute 2 - Doge ens B ess College He s. UReapom a. . for housework and ts ees CECE, &) hee Mens astdall i if ruer oh and Clive: Nashs ‘ Wort! Q:niveston, SAreveyn } Ave Jirsf-cins& Pelerence ‘ oe ‘ wx. . ae ; GIRnI, WANTED . rhercesd «© ra’ At um ‘ TT £ re , GIRL top weelet Hye dee The Illustrated Youth and ’ } \ learn demon- , prefeasion, \cllrewa ¢ hfe of Demonstration, Cano WANTE IS SF bene rir, that « q . a > loUshailhh ~>ANTEDD WANTED Bay ‘ r mates atecint. hewdsewerk: Jnarce wa Wits =f COOK Situation wanted ty tirst read as bat in amall family er laundry werk, ts en, > yo "tal party ities. was Bartiier 2% fiaher: rr > att -, call or send prosia! td Wash "retin th : ’ ry. le Di; » abl: Cc real WANTEI])—4ecnenld co ; references reg" red. sie ag et ae gla: sta . NTE] | | ) { 7. ore ce ] ; ; : : aa ~ Ae b D r me ‘ ' j Theos Operastors on orne ' ‘ ‘* . . P L, \i shay I ~S a A ia f tli Leda Mei lela w | ; \ ; ‘ yl ‘ : = us ‘ er’ bitet safe Ph ee nS eiri ‘ sera . rots! I “! ' Ln Pi r d hae ais baby 4 ~ i COOK Situntion wanted as cook ; | **e) ’ — ’ ’ 700 Sod at ~ gga Gress, Gawok WANTHED—cCook, {no sm Fr. where U¥ Work amd gomd pay. term Pimbroidery ;ive erere.L ‘2. wih os — — . ’ 1 Ae : a * ri ee ; COOK Situation wanted be first . cCcbooes ty ” ' e ‘fs nan ure ER ETEAD: ; } ide work. , ‘ ° , bt, uy ‘. abl P P jy» » Ted a irl. P : > ; aoe ing to de washing and troutug. ta et. MeTORee wf coe tt pe ’ ' w pant rie he int ; ouse Work, wo Washing Apply TLAUNDPRESS WANTED? Witt cnr Sh "eto ae mr ats, eas, OF . . 4 2 ry ne partes | j at pane oy mani ewiar, OS [41 ‘ ' asl dren oeeth Named] , ain, N. Jefferson av ; . anterd ne to take home OF Ep oOK WANTED! —Cook: MN Pa Tit ming; ie ri t4) Tan ; : or 7 . Mrst-clnes Pumee, ‘leale , sTItl, \NTEI rl en ouL MEA UTEND TFANDS WAN Lx merion a : ot 1 .. to work cor ne] ' . ' ., ' PSs ‘ ~* Livtifeqaun, CoonK— Situation wanted by middle ; . 3 —_ mw os witli at a} v\ tin S nyt sf * , : ' ‘ ore: f avndress tek Cook WAN ory ° oy Swen sir! Gs. enol “tg . "Wihe o's , . " , Apoly M oot 5% ape? 5G hed _ ~ nan In aud bi. ® 2 ' . . *T)e*e* ! ; , ‘ ‘ery ‘ "hi P , ’ " * r : ° ’ . ‘ = : ng; gould references, wlG ran | . ream ada CO PENCOS, Yee nti Licht heusewot hoe Cuts.de werk. 4 ' lie 3 Gn “ANTI Ly Nes girl roneral COOK -Sit. by Orst-class cook. 17A Lafayette | sodas | Mergan st 1. WANTED 14-senP-old fff te wate bem Te rns cary of oy poe ol. | MACHINE OPERATORS av. Wa wanted; to go out by ¢ K WANTED | ' ‘f , elas «it “ig - OF ules, cowl Wag 311 2011 Frapk- orm 5 experienced . oe "s robly = J | (Mra 1 : itis : bie austow 9 ' ; , , —., = — - ' . ri ; sf f »f ren ~ ‘ . ; es , . ; - } ’ } COCK Mt. wane! by white womon mara “La AE ls * ~ , — " ue Wasaliig or vee li, t I>- : ‘ = srry) s girl ? > rT rte ones " ' ‘> 4!. ] ‘= re 1 ‘ 7" se ' 7 . : Jrat de . ‘ te ’ ‘ eit se . ‘ ‘* _ val rome “ed . ; ’ . i iT ctrl : me : — , noes waists? slale- ASI OM 1 pener iV t PuiliW wt tA ao P MAtsNT@ TO ENY “4 | ry i ‘ house or Insiltution Ad Te shing and frening te COOK - Sit. wanted by colored eook: pr te dle Boe PS ig eet - wp ont be the dat: can give good liy or boarding house. 205 Wash «i ir aon a upstairs room 2 Fr . ‘ Baatta . ; . : - GIhius Ww ANTE m merienc ir’ help sew ne wo eo steel) cs , pitsy i! ret i i i a birt- ; , °(fl, WAN Lid (sirl to €o general house Hoots? The] WANT r : : 7 Ser Ng WANTI Hinsicea i are Y . , ’ rte’ ’ ° tA itoge i : , fanul , ley 4 . ery » gf o.-*ebkebs a" ; ! rf ae 4 “ar ‘ . ° sting perl ‘ bra aac Pr. a OowrK sit. wanted by ron and -" weegirl L.A NI eiti r) 7 hy eoloced girl for . ’ . West | : ¥ - ire of elildre O wld @s5 3 bert} " a. a4 ; i ' SET ree c+, Tee N Broudway EMPLO . MENT AGERE girl for general hon > ee ‘. eteU ‘. sanaes ~ rs] > al Peeth) Ting Work Lome. ~t4'y GIh I, W . 7 6%? hbo re mm and ws lit 1 Oe, ] (,IhtI, W AN i } Ip iti Té genera, house- l'age “ny . 4 NTE] yo eee , : telephone, Lindell 1LIU5A , , : thar: $3 “f eh nire iy Men , “egg ale ; | ep I INTED femal! lin 84 an See v Dy : Mill . SEEET ae washing. om lle ge ~ “4 oder [UAC NII Sit inted by culored Jaandress to Cook WwANTEI ’ ! ae ——o ee ace eee 2 Ptnival Bcghpaee et ee wien Sia 1 85 hbgi | t. Teens hs o° vs oom or voey » rues an 2 “eq reel ood reference. ‘ ; it.) ie “eroh, WASH alist on; ork, awwer Dut, 4154 M. hersony @v.; no chil- on) a ~ax ‘py ' : : ; oe 3 floor; no perstals, teaep eal Monday morn! te, s = oa uy: ’ good rlerenbce fit ily of two. “s : nha ae. ¥ ' a & i bial Shailiti. W ANTI) 7 ; . ) i % v. ‘1 1) boven nS alia et ag | | | : | z — ne kt tall ~via? rad ama = : . —— on around tle house lt, Spry ‘ 7 : » *F¥eulng Wore; Ale “ri a. Hod. ( . sifil tape yt tr ; vetas +a C sell q _# my DIRGSSMAK re WANTED -Dressmaker, | HOUSIGIRE, WANTED Girl for 1 hor . | ma tOn for apy th ail terms, Seutherm Bual- - ‘ e a ll : a I.Al NDUg] Colored vert art | wents day y , ‘ ; i : ri , . ' as oT genera. rnoeuse.- Par > tem , COoOOK—Sitnation Wants d hy rst i . Marie ork atit rete nee “e he was av Wiuis ie «oat uber - miueset re first Word - | i. 5 4 turee adults: references 122) Titel s] te th ls W ANE I) t, ft for! were i; byeotyse : : as NTE I> Sa dee iaee or “ crook: goo references ‘ all or address old NMor- . . “ . . ” eee 31d \ tb st. ene Su: call Mouduy - lotb at. ‘ miu: he sree ~] ‘ onok no w ne? Ine, P ‘ ‘ ‘ ; | ri nurse re ween “™) -_ , . tslde Work; Iberal wages to cuurpetent I mrad ott Stel oid to tase cure of yenug «hildrenu, . i eats Si2l MeBPiuerson av. gan et., Sd fvuor. . ue “I . pipeegnainadieclicietaiad DRDsS- Situation wanted by firet-claas hand - _ shay . | HouseGirt : ‘FD tel fo acianen’ ; Smen ’ (j'rl for general bourse DRESSMAK COOK, ETC Situation wanted by two colore indies rd , also gents’ laundry; call ear N 815 to $27 A week tinting photographs; out- | Work: private famt!y lw 3 : ‘ ‘ . , , " P Ati. ad j i >! > j ‘ | el z Ocn ;es * B. 4 36, : —— . . . * '*o. : . , ’ . ; girlie, cook and beusegirl. Sv24A airy: “uy ' 1 : ‘ardinal af fit nd anim)! “er wee Mutier ee Netfe rt Art Ferguson, st ils “Py py. ne Mel Sage age Ww ANTED fsermien girl for honse- Ni cigs fag MW “gah . found nursegirl ebout 14 14 Words — : Tet ; ‘ vr -ou.r ya? - ° . «> ’ ‘fe i Pati en pie* uy COO0K- “Stretton wanted br teat, re! , , : ‘ S! igdte So} Th Recgr Ind : - . a irs 0) mus baru re ut trom o . 2 : ct ‘ — ° . iia . : a ‘.* > : _ . ; . ‘ . ; . = - 4 | dd a. ities Palen : s@ dectres Wacao- | - , a : e SEGRE. WANTE Ly Girt for genera) honse- ‘ Iiroadw 4¥: upstairs SERN Es mk L WANTED For L.wes Mt Oo . “S VIAN ENG, re a6 ets clre semerking girl as cook or housecir!. --2* Tatoos ay, j ° to tal Doeoyt Po AAS as | GIRITLS WANTED Girls for light mannfacturtng pA ’ geod cook: po g or froniog. Ri4 St. BOUSEC IY xy; NTED : . e orp . =) ’ . aor maby; erT- Tati lit nr’:« © «try , : hy Niile. ¢latire werk. 3 Market st jure : Ea bias (aif OF general " arket 6 ‘ ‘ . Ee — Work. Dll Olive st af ‘4 |- WANTED wt. Be , AN }» ers “ery! 40] NM Lhersct) av i TY: Ot. CMe aie 6 Meet mole 26 COOK (soul cook wants eit, in a ite fuiniie: Al ae. reorienom|) Colered laurdress wants : : vo _~ ' Wasiiiin or Weaning: « on ; on =. & rh ’ " ) wr? rc go out lee the day. GIRLS WA ne | E> Experienced pan ‘s. OV eral) amd Iii ! SE. Gh - W te *T) 4 far general house ; = | . : pe oe > I AX Lrerl *The ed bute for confine ° Trics wl M Ji it ’ is : sone lithe engice- sired, by young White gir. 1 ‘us! 11} ; | Jumper inakers; work ia sLep or take werk bome; Work 2GARS Riese] , “ved SEGIRI, WANTED Goof girl for general | ng? “ F . dy erences aud Jowest price, Ad. O Bhhetet step eee eonyt Ptessins akine or plain patch. Ngee : ' want be firs: clase tu‘rd floor, T20 No 4th s’ — _ —_ tines is Siumli fainilv: eal waves, Appiy wes. ost Peepate a. Kew il Tis tape tied : “a! ved Ad ¥ 4, . iv 8 , ; ‘ ea ; ; ‘ ‘ ” ‘ “i rye - . aa 4 lyer 6 sols P . ‘ 7 , ror on pa - ae - " niin Tiel SEG WANTED rxpe: len: ed girl psy gen. 4 Ani “t av.; take Delmar ’ mSE WANTED Nurse for 7-weeks old baby. oo I Prisgact vis. — ‘ — ; dobe girl flight hor ® Taundre ww day o ( ‘all vos N TR TE gir! : 2 Y OOOK Sit. wanted be g As ty y day r week. Ca S GIRL, WANTE!> Hiand git to sew on vests; era vork 20 6miasl famil.y; good wages. 4206 | pigstsy clint, W ANTED ‘Oo 1-eairl oa anil atch ee ee ee 2 ST Ol | Y GE. ; epg 2. Post-Dispateh ~LOU'S MIL INCR COLLE work iu plaiw familly; apply ! aay: l. this steady werk; good pay. IS12 S. 7th st., upstairs Mf wan st ; Sist fis LUNA) gonad Wages Morgan at. . gr sae ; ' , Pass ONE uy 1 Tol you or TWO GIRLS WANTBD—NMachin iris on vests; etead ~ 7G ; } ; . i es ; ie - DKESSM A KRING [re eeorianker and iAGios’ ’ " Mut {ip hs ; ” ’ rom: tae Work ao vd 7 ay ‘ A _% ’ up 1 af irs. vy Hest ft oX8 van MW A - I I [) Girl for general bouse- hie a 4 gi ate - : er . I Sh W AN | | I> f ontinement nurse: vv antec “WoT rf Pre ng tuet eine tion 1 ure tow lied facill- sires a” few Tiaotfe ery in’ nents, i ‘ tj ror. . : : - a - ° e . ‘ . . . ° SW erst Wii a 1 ‘ k (srand av : : berntyse rk; ea)! family: 7 - . 4! f etnte @NXpeorris hee nee references and terms. he at : on smteoel ; ail or write for _ auteed, $2 on jeer cn rite ‘ Vurnde . Nong! ™ , SWeiis t wi perder ne ints 2 ay e. oe GI. WA NTRBbD (proud gir fur gen. bouse Work Ileot SELGIRI, W AN TR [> (sir! fo , genera! bouse- ‘Vs a uy Bae, }’ost Lrispraty h. ictieavtars “il ce FE imhiin. Inanaget. - : vitesas oF for scrubbing ve rane: | 4575 Morgan st wor! : , , ne capo a) - — . eehre’ ii = i a DRPXSM AKER—VTashionaWle cresemake ul . ir ae m7 -” 4lt " M . be me > Rood cook and lenodresa; call Hou sFacInt, WANTED. rl to assist in | ©! RSEGIRE WANTED -Girl to unrse Infant and — Ln ntits emer avceblie nuts . Coualill . - , ' ; : . . CihthL \Y AN 1 kj? Appren:! “a g i irl Con dresemak! ng. i'm? as ; m ri ; i, he : weene rs] die Sewer! k. rudd tt ‘ " ; . ] house wi rk in ermmall farnt!s ° muat Pray ‘ Ee | La ede LiL nc NTou?! ~S Was ning vv“ NiCd. take home or 4 at on A N Vundevernt ‘T av He” ~eerI RL \ ANTE D> Housegirl and purse: im ee us a : years old Appi Neel Flad AV EDUCATIONAL. —— . ut by day Mre George, So20 Washington ay ~ : : tiedintels {S47 Maple ay HOUSEWOMAN W “ANTI I) Middle azed women ‘SEOHRL. ETC matt , “sae 4 Words or Leas, 20 Cents DRESSM ak Mi ] 8 1. r . _ . soy a I aI ND] c \ GIki. Ss Ww AN TE i? ' tne Ty tf p pre ssere to pre e4 * . ” , Aw acy . —_ sew . , me m Nera r 44 ‘ I 4 oi 5. iv . W AN I LL.D (ine nurse girl and o ‘ _- le . » eit is 8 ‘ : ; ’ ai 4 ~ it} (iTes \ eis ti . 2 , ‘ . 9 ‘= ; . . er * . . oy “= . . ° a, Vv . aayverii ease é tye for «AD }e* i oe’ Meal ‘ “Fr ‘ . a ————— a ctl, mere enwage Menis ' uinilles. °3 ot oe 7 oe " =: ert | SO gigs 5° Wa ig 38 @tnd fold ja ites j , uuderweer. S. Grubin HLi ol S}oG] 7 WANT we. 4 cinm! girl for genperal cory 4 a? : keberal how Votan ow! Vietor eS , ede 2 lt AN ENG "1. 48°93 007 iw, ly he expert profer- lh 37. Dost Thepat h ' ‘ r Bi M _ +e A rr. c bie York: Gile V hie b 1S rr 1 exXjerience pre- tote P ; oa . “oe . _— eal NURSEGIRE WANTED—A nursegirl with refer on! Ssotia dally, slugging. (‘ali hail, > 4 ‘ ’ eae es , a: ‘ . . . . 4 “Tre , 7 Tr} > rt ! ,,/ | t er rms ir { re en ap 3 . ° ; : DRESSMAKER -Neat cole od ! m Seay! Pade me th _sauneress: Wente Wors. SW. t rls to learn drewsmaking: | - 20h 5ST POAT housework. © & ass 2 . ur gene _ehees. 3822 Pin ree ee —— wants a wtenels pela ‘ ; ij ; ' ; jr ; ut iti iki Tie. LI raed ny, i thy oe . "eed olorer giri to bret ee srs ; cot - s NI Ps] GIR. WAN ter) Nursegiri: Games pre- EDUCATION \T- Let ta t, «sons given tn eaine aew jug or ws Wile ii ; ' sitetyserw hn or i i }’ i e"it ' "if t.' if of 1t} .’ 7 € P »sart*r . livte!] Lie rn ane emery h ‘ "y * ‘ “tad FY TD ives, . . im a . irl Por | beral bouse- fe rre«] 42,04 \ fetor at. hk eo } Ing [he bitinaai’s (nip ana | nesish branches: atti- tug; willing to leave city. Ad. D 46, Poot ! wl af 3 Poailget housework; bes 14)" -* os : eee Work lat; OD TUiaren, @usy paneer. SIA Deil- : is deuta givancedt rapidly) tertag, 12 lessons, $8.00, pateh tare evortgh rar i re st-]) Spear . nha? ye i L.ar ay. NI sj GURL, WANTED Neat young, expe when ol | Curr ond Olive at - - . , . ° . ’ . 4; . ' ' at al , ts tr j . le . v aves . Billi. ‘ baa Jd i o s PA re] “ ec aye i" ad ba ; ‘ e deed 4° r} for I™e ho has lives] with first e lass (compe lia ‘ os os " - : a t tp pena vent ireegies avout 16; good home ated te im | (all ork ference Je sprite ay pine at , sj er “ - B ida hh caps girl for general families: re fe: tua?) Cabanne av. ATIOONAL, mnt! wanted: heginners for ways S Miwa, Fery mae, i peirty he i ount ay \" s ater] ‘ Werk live —-— - . titel « . eacher Monday nights; ‘ Market ! — 7 , . 2 aa Ni HEL WANTED ro (Meet ohie Biome’ Shteual Ts orth ithet » atte tite | Sale tp lunbetionced tratned ~~ —" a ~ — | HoUSeEGIRI ANTI ; LleoU SRGIRL ANTE! ie o'r) -_ eneral beth , m9 st Shel he ie BP = girl to nurse; mIrEst ei A 4%. Post Dispa PRESSMAKE!N -Dres maker and ecametress wane | i feren juired, Ai. Hi os, Post- > tend hes t at Rat ; . HOUNse Werk, Bhimis fami: | Ret MOUSE W OFS. ati ree ay ed . STEEL Acne now at souricna prine: id ag | aa — HotUsibalki WANT : tone” 2 ; Hieol Sbaalitl rrey : POR he NI RSEGIR » WANTED--Reff “> gir! as nurse: ' aye SS Ee av ‘achers—A few can ket have your work dene now at your owm price; ta -- | GIRLS WANT! Seperlenced fins ) OU SbGIRL WANT Cempetent German gi: SEGRE W ond colted | girl: fo be able to sew nicely. 4230 Washington: | employ me 2 en: pevenrelies Tamilies, $1.25 day, 2025 Easton ay > as ré ness or com on enstoem pant SI” t., Sd Move. eee ane Crm ee om egigtg. PY wee aah oail perredy tem . iif ; “at lad iy* £ }* petvery rre : lie sf of ref ° . ; fave ile ny ’ . ‘\ 4 \ 1] [> (tperator ou zigz ig INA : er - +, ra ; - - mn GIRL Situation Ww anted by gir! { aT oft ‘e Wore. ‘ Si ’ J ] ' . ‘ ,* ‘) i 4 4 WA \ | oe. Ex re rienice a rouny gir) ’ I . r . i ‘ . .* ’ t "> \ P ‘ . a a 98 ,- } whe 8 le'usS AVN Lresricry TS Shouse dq‘ ‘ ‘ ; ait.@ fiaa . b., micnied I ar einn, S225A Lucas ay mee eat hend " fenns menes (Ret si GIRi, WANT! mm or eral | OU SmaI RL Mw VATU DD irl for_ ge meres Sowure- . is re lonrunce lessons in ex- . . Ginn . " : ‘ . I et i in Rev : Bichaata A erul j Tr a « ; . *" = wor x ifi 4 172,..7 of . o. A 4 ly phir bet ~hdarad sf. Ot"! RATOLS W AN ods (somrd expertenced aypre- aT . : ‘ . ‘ sn +°O tert me Mm English. Ad. Kr S Pa ast hoses iene IE "AN “a rata Mel Giga hire i U «ustumn pants. 3s: sae} n | Lleol 2 i ; 1 4 AN t} Tt? it i . ge ar rai house wie | - nhiin ne. = ' l A : WN ‘ ‘ + TT ; * e ‘ ? Le i a. GIRL A neat coors girl wants lig Th Trew) gird as Nurse oalo bousework, by iv, GIRLS ‘ANTE I> ~Experienced hands @mall waues. 2 Ss. ~Leouanl ag »! sil GF erm emerge AddTess Sontiie . » male Morgan and se Mien hele jeruiers, foud Wages; 6ieuady baad S aorn'e me Esper i Mor era Y Gish ap —ene. a work. 617 N t descr ' ayer nC Oa oe . Bar ae ort , . et ; 43'rl. for gr pera! light pa - pe 7 4 re . . bia i ~ wy ‘ow ' al nts wage + f: r Voung .¢ men; Fon aca luatruc- sient _— ito tea! rivers ty r mb orporated) HOUSEG : ehiis Weges ko bionkt ti Wing eo 26ers rt oWel : hefaunienl av wees ee ee We Pathe ee rf ou, pusitions secured for graduates ~ gl : wheat . . HOUSEGING. Situation wanted by young color: S AADY oung lade wishes position ae aales. * ond Mol aptan, uta und sewing done, si L’ Bul Page girl to do general bousew. rk. aT) i dv in «! , or confectioners «to: ser. ‘. : Hotskainh WANTI German girl, 1S op OF preys “ec.p , ‘ey 38 4 ee toe girl for A Post Dis; mt mh) rT Ss Bai ANT} > tr! > cow hy hand on anes Puts of nce tw «art ; feral bert =e « 9 peor . ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ ow Dis peret »' sha | SALESLADIFS WANTED Five sulesiadios, Ap- 1 Lapshit, se. cur. Ztst and Case av” "THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, . = ‘ HOUSEGING,-Sit. wanted be Toung da.! Ep : ee : Cok a] ~ nee. es rdprern Z >- of — : . Pk : nachi: Athds; Must » Dea : ai melee wy } SEAMNTER ESS WANI?IT? ‘ de sewing In ex ; \ ) nae Mermiod J a’ i.e: ve teachers oat ; | , | ina for Prex@n and land Sh mips 2 Pando, at te " «e. tali or send fur cata- n housekeeping. Ad. Miss Smith. 8)" 14th. ST. TRESS mnted, by geamstrees, fow en- quick: g@ a. Ot +) : od fluor song ‘ HOUSPGI ' gagenionts by week. 4432 iin av Us WANTED Experten ! ‘ of + OUSH GILL, sit. Wanted by neat eolered girl t . oe ; -' GIRL WANTED Pr awlere girl to | Herai Leupe werk, OBO Wasaluy oF iPonin - Light housesvore; uy 10- your if. GIS § SL AMSTRESS WASTED ¢ii: z : joglie alo housework; cau furnish gvo0d referen 4 4-22 e tee : > 4 Ww ante: ee are be ‘ staf baat) Se ; *; i] ; iid i la~onard uw . cacle Tris 2 »} ' sy _—_ =e , a 7 ‘ ‘ airfax av. r) ‘ . ! wry renearnnaty |. - atl} call co : ] f : . | oes aap roan Y Wes E 4 S ol L . aa amma ‘ ‘' Pr greta] ‘ 11:4. Slat 8 aad : GIRLS WANTE] Th Perlieance: nachine it's Shut fa ANTI -A fom ( )- Hat Spar se rl for general hoy — ENP yey . ; ter ; HOUSHGINI--Sit, w anted by tierman girl for gen i ; . aicd Dasters on ts. a a ooh, ae. S rai ‘work r9)) fainil; BAR v Yon Ape rps} referrel! wpe ore 4 ‘ 7" - ve oad ee . ; she 8 es ne me CNOO of anguages, eral housework wnd plain cooking; small family. | ° , i) te hildren’s work; white ar ee ae he | or lege. 4 no | id BM mshi lvventes = 406. 1 Sene Ad. B43, Post-Dispate 4 we Mir | » make: best references, GIRLS WANTED. Eaper ma Mine girls on | HOUSPOInL INTE . +r family SSG R ANTE D--Gitrl for general house. | OS" : | pert mative fetes omer a om spectalty, ; a jaar’ i | Liress ike, v4 ah Cas av. Ve Rin: @ite il. le Vi« j “ue rede Fee . s& ‘ be i ‘ . . } : . , j ; * ‘ VYuwe- d a sen? ? rt ‘ ; ‘ | wi? , 4 J yiger! Thee eums* ross © 6 ’ ' . hs re ba 4 7 ¢ beer ms ” to a : wl i musi “ule PWeal ‘Tle, Kvans A - — t -_ ——_— How SEGIRG, Sit, wanted for general housework. = ai . ss OO S. Kbrondwa Sr. “TRi-sS Campetent seamstress wishes to GIRLS WANTICI+ Expenenced = basters, pressers , " . , s iy the dav in private familly; $1 per dar ou vests. SIS Oregou avy Heol sbhaoinh Vv eeorimar irl] for general | oo jjusework “ et Berlie : mt J | obniy Sapi sala Aiea ac | , . s - \\ ae Plile Seainatresere to doe DAN CING. Aaniat emer: or hufese hat SS. LGth at — sinants one : rl '*n office and light - : : ! . 1. "1th srante | by exrperl ®ruall Wages and cumimlssiou. Ad. M 2 HotU siain \ iri aber », for light 455°) Deelmac ; eWinhe ¢ ued / ut “ 8 ‘fg. v. 14 Werds or-lvae, 20 Conts. HOU: SEGInIL, Sliuation Wanted by col red ae ‘! 7 1, teeta npher. me rate ray 1A peat: 1), spat Pyeony ; : A ' , ane ‘Stheu a home p-e- =. \ Ses a Beneral housework; private fually, . ‘et baal th stave city; W est prefe wee. Ad. |. wees a a + ferred biticta 2 \ i eesti, WANT) rir! fs eooktp . ae vy ae bs maa ae te }PA Ne ING ' f at Hashogen'a Acade- Maston av : , GIRLS WANTED Sewing girls. Qu Clark av as . . eeheral duousewe ris A] ( glso Pinner ay , . | serv. cVitiep } ey every Wednesday a ° . ' Sis ' veotheral > ; i free te }} \f. nels *2100F [183 e Siin \\V 18 i . . . . ence z sit rai YU 180- - e Nu GIT, WANTED Girl for Kitchen and dining room Lot 5. Wage Lui Heurtetta wt pt list. WANTI “) rh te ts ' . Wola wae Sf tbe} PidTs gis ; " } ' ae Ue at ti , ehipw «¢ Preeti 7 5 anal : ae i : t) 4 aa wana ti to aa ws ’ 3 j tig W ashing meay ir f - -' : ‘ N ai i 4j i ph \I AKI VV AN | boi ies girls to leatn. : . | ! jae agen Ss “? l On. ] ' ’ . | . ‘ ’ ’ a ee gift . Hi Sh Kl. . j a dq in { iri, " : ‘ I Il Ti Ti T . ’ Us i! ww ! a , es ry Tee anters d ‘ih i . se ‘ : } ‘ a al * MoU: SEGIKI- Situation wanted by young girl to}] STHNGOG RAP ~~ Situation wanted as etenogra- ilo housew ork or gene ral hose Work in @ina,l fi ! i ‘ Clerk: & Years; ron) pendmuan, tl aa Vv! QD bra Nf ‘ ‘wh ous ne fainils. references | b{ ; ay (Fee ’ , , Te, ; = ; >. ‘ - re ot ; , all at 443 Rintger « ‘ nee, Miealeiate @alaurv. A l. 41, l’ost- GIRLS wan ie] ie adien. everywhere , a > SEGIK olore . eantea «i* — . aichelsn enri Baa | wee mene empire i ~~ oe. ee, Out wae a st’. to de grneralll - - | eae eH ip . Reva Hs in pagel 1, WANTED Girl ¢. Cusewor! " el ie aha ae unl advertising @ollelter; | pay, —e ey | pe nil. 120m OUSeWUrK, BNPNY AC owe, old Pine st ; PAPER Young lady sternograrher, care. | wiry ge cag typ cw were pa Ewes ee Seg 01% loelmar arn 4 - = oom 4 or Lesa ise liod s) ». 14)5 o' Fal an | ' 4 kan i | . ‘na a ‘ 4 We t ‘ fe) ‘ ft) ’ . . we 6 . . . th in o Pe 7 .* »¢ i ° ' i ~ wale ; , yy tt rT ee be ‘ tera [wwf jae: Ww sulary HMoUskhaGinte Sit “ anted by eolor P oe ng ) . Y) ‘ ‘ ‘ we i] sv [ >| ’ t} ‘ . = ° ‘ : *\ \,! 4 r 4 1", ; l ' —~— } tdits Be Thi j \\ \ "ey > ¥ _ , . « “ e " " : . ~.% ‘ a . eisiea } — 7 . 4 rl i ia ; “ues! 7 ‘wit ie | ¥ —_- ences ll tee 3 ) ile. " vu “e free. Beuther Uros., B ry ework: family of three, 36112 ive. e tw 3070 MAKERS " rlence] ehirt- } 7, AN . , niomy's Peceeption ihe aa . . i i? - i ' ' rhe re niied } , i P ot ‘hh at : frmurth : ; ‘ ; ' : , ludy stenographer, , ul! lie, ‘ ae is i : ~ | | . ‘ , T ’ ] a bu°° | it J aj shorn | ts i hla verXt A \s ) “aetent or white wom PeKEE HOUSEGIRE--Sit. wanted for general housework; ‘eid aun) #ecura desims postion: salary 8850 Gant WwaNdisy cir en | WANTED 4stcl for general honse- - ' “ 4 s i WT rs 4 vr , . So L. : »s Alwout 18 & ; ‘ - ’ ° fauolly aid Les: ®raice at , a “ Small family. Call at 4440 Cottage av. ost? " * tape tet “y ' , F i heer Wee Adidivss. te? as ¢ t) : bb e*. *s i ai . ment rl for general { Lade a’ PUORTA a ier, re " j h 9 " ; rehon }"bh pf « oid, Private family: cal, with references, ae bi ; tiitys! We had experience In lnmber office («ee ars.; HOUSER EEIVER ,Sit. wanted as housekeeper wanted by experienced pte- Me nday a om. Convent, Morgan and 22d ais ‘ ar ‘neral heouse- i i ’ WANTED). German girl fer general anie ' ; i ' handwr ig. Teferences. Ad. ‘F refine! widew for widower o- aninall etul) bogruye A 1 copring reasonable Ad 8) ' sa ‘ “ aul 7a . 7o°@ 9 S { ’ 7" ’ ‘ aut ] ~— oe _ Coney and nurse four ederly lady. Ail ‘ ha, e ; GIR LS Ww bah a PED Con ~ b heus beg “a . alse hav org; stall fanliv oth’; S., Compton ay ’ : rte iti ) ‘ne ~V oat-Dispateh 4 neva oust Wor = i : = Young lady wishes ¢ HA I ! WANTS Q gorl, first-class girl Psat ki, rh '! | for general on NOMeR AT HE iN Lacty eee) her HOUSEKEEPER Wanted, sit. as housekeeper by iMen; at preseut with wholesa! ; 2 GIRLS WANTE. sista ta de p: , | heral homsqwers; Famiy OF Fee Oe ae Work. sinali family. S920 Russell S&S : RI gir. he 306 ee an Americnn woman, expertenced, Upalbie atl Aga Be werer oe, assists With buns. il _ bd : a eee weal ee “ "pe ay M. Osborne & Co : reliable: he objection te jceavinyg ity : tirst cla ‘9 . 7" , a * ar : stk s is> lon jen? iii Lhiies B14" Cla] é eile | Bi - % - : haw a laaes _ | Py net refers noes Ad It obe3, I’ aT Leispemtel : ‘ iver. WV ANT AL . . . ‘ . ’ ts 's2 7s ha ° 4 if é " " . ‘ i : : x : : : . = re - . Jon watted bb Ol De. eevee i. ' rte ir. ent 30 faumlir: ai) Suday “Dp |: : . i. i RS - WANT" DTD? Fiegant practice, : sew CN youtts . ital rh Ls tt .s jest 3 siee ¥ "S roe ‘; , rene rs 7h Peveel vi! ple’ Ment department; free, free, a ath p referred. i Pas ' nr | ’ e! ’ r ,} “he toliwer bypewrite: to. “ . * » " : rt. > . rif ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ; , ap SER EEPER Gewl cook and hon aekrep : i ee eee a ee Soe ON aig ME GPACOMR? 3 w ahes wit : ne trifth rN Wayes, Sle or su he ith ' i; , ts A* . a ded ee ; GTI, “ AN a 1) oF rrys , si 7 1 a P ‘ , . . ; ' P \ ; ’ gin : ris ; ; ‘ i wR al. } tu? rman girl r ge : Pte! \ ' | T > i PNCMSIR APE RR LNT] iy etenegrapher: a mre : ‘Fantee te Ad. ‘> abit, l’ust- Dispat hi : Th wh > . : ‘ . 40 LA . . ‘ " . ho ‘ 4 } _ . . : 1° A i _— ‘ i? 47? | . ower t- inh Til aal i saa ‘ ; les , on . . : fer Tes Tle ltl WANT! , an or ral! erence, . wante ML reference . ) . 1) snd see my *. - on ae . , ; mitian 1 w ck re: : Fas dreas ye Mess i eed ok SheeeTith, vil ] f HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted as housekeeper Ly : val Tied Abin set gts USECIKEL : a girl : ‘ner. bheoywseweork: Do wastin oes y aol “ar od , e: merle * huredar: reepeciable, a ree Foung Widew far bach . es nah ee GIRLS WANTED Girl to cook, esstat erashing. inp Is] em as oT Der ot e: lor, widower wit young children. or aged cou, le: STU NOGRAPITER- Thoroug! ly COMpefont eatenog fronting: ales hea ~ ir) gre iy 419% Mel’ on i . Plecdeitt. Ww LNT} vl sie) 7 ’ ' ‘ Lee ae ee WAN TED. ae rene . panes cont Fit is economical, peed MANA Ser, CoOk, seustress Delyehae ‘ | Hien, esperencd in lumber Gro y ; ‘sre f iid. « ar’ : - r : ine ow Stet . n tions secured nive appearance and reiiable reference Verse, tie “) meseant brauches, Ad. FF 5 stiee® WAN 3. D 4 t ot ive fer colld, © yess, “ 5+ wowed k and laundress; smal fam Bia ti i tain trifers peed answer Ad. B 43, Post-Drispa ted 7 } sunday, my Montrose | retha tl Cle anibie a *; was yh Lb os se Lee Pere APIIh Ge OU a pane Naas | theta ait Tadet ‘ 4 toma? "= ° ’ . 7s y a _ 4 e i . * hh ‘ : a ' ww atchee 920 0°0" Goas . : ! ela wo ‘ a 1 ’ HOUSEKEEPER -—Young widow with ahh ines nde APITER nied. posttion by young lade ar ANTED--A little girl to take care of baby. : given at pesition as hous. ‘heeper z 7 | ok gid we atu viliaie ts em pie ' nd bookhe F Ad i . "uce @v : ; ‘ nT ttn / : : . \ ‘ , ; P etre. Answer with bill perticulare Ad. il ai “ f DP eispeaten ' ' ; ; els , RL Ww a 4, Post -IMepatech., ’ ’ GIkLS WANTED wo or three girls, te card poLsewonhs ic AVG MEAN te nt ewelry Ad M Veost-Disnatel How SHAK Le i Bit NV atited mre) lee ‘ ' — } 4 ; if hy wl ! “uie i! ty . | . r eT for widewer by lady w A, | o a ee pt weak bf or fetal do tugtemey Nae WAN itr white girl for kitchen work - go Cook uml cic anniv, ; dt, - TT r! } oe” ’ a ee) Sud am fond of children: 4 =T Seed , OB at 4440 North Market at. Sunda: si, STb 1A mnt SUlie ar “oodng y HOUSEKE EPER Wanted. post ; DF Middle aged lady: best. «: emt cwployer, Call 2810 She nan BOL SEK E LPER Widow with eit. as house "hee pr ry, erperied laclede ay. lowest CET, Weedl an nenan Myrant ot is + Week ae , “a r ‘ ‘ ‘ . . : . GIhTS VA 4 % r } Hou SEKEEPER-A refined, mirid'e mel indy’ ‘i Als gina! ae. sion: nth ak Wishes Petition As tiret class Deore beeper: _ 4 ' . ond - ) tp “ a © leaving city Ad. h mts |) . HOUSEKEEPEt. Sit, wanteal br w hous heepor or Pook abet 48 Lan ust Hose KREEDER Reflued voung tine ts ait c wo, ePtperle Th re | cetine ee - 7 + | a T r erences, woul | ke hon tn Bg Se | ieee ted ” - NTED—FEMALE. or bachelor tall at 2054 a ust at or address © 44, Dat Diepiteh. ; ie: wei HOUSER EEL EK Situation Wanted as housekorp at peed Mage “a fer. to inarn who would lenehelane old a for Keliteeinan . ; : , ; Lavtudon Nii! . LS W, . Sberthand ty pew: tt!ng, mrt ‘ $ - : yes | oe K zBY Yost. Mapatch ® kilo bouseke per A) - i ? ne: hortest ‘hud used, expert acber, Hel Sb TY. sort ; £455 Frapk- } a] i! % ‘Middle. aged widow lady, F b ‘er | GMS: Oteady employment. 919 sa HOtSEGIRT, WANTED Young girl for general ay: 5p oe Cink, Schuh —_ y= Papeete WET NURSE WANTED To tate lyeared bavy ) mall familys STS Windsor p! ; yn IP GBP Babe a! ia | home. R0T Mark recom reo cumbrance, wishes . Morgan sf position as bourse Kce pei + | GIRLS WANTED—Girls to make envelopes. 408 houxe werk, eta a ‘ ‘7 ; Veoeone 4a‘N elderiy widower or tach dreee Mra. Gilmore. 2417 eri spent _Teferen vw. As : ANTE. 1 gh apigoan Ds asters = on Morgan sft Hot shaint WANTED ‘rl for general bouse- ; Ww l ~ --—_~ ws ‘esl Day; #tealy work: cal at ooce 218 . a oe ee mand ' "50 Pace at i : . | whan geiuern HOUSFKFFTrn Sit. wanted b " perm e'.. rear ( in LS WANT! ‘D>..Fxperienced finishere on pants pet i tl sole : . Y whiow as ' ; ry irl far } so rRr® Vieteht, ef#ucnted woman, de eeper for widener OT Stuall f& ” rod Luck tlething Co, 6th aud St. cal WAN oo ; enera cee amily; lew CHAMUERMA'ID WAN -n : the Geod L le : niet ry | for general} iss owe to oe ime ee’ po OS any pivferred 01S minal (.rand Ave f. Hote er paet-eiene chamberr- ‘ “ ba fmwi ef fed. J545 ai ; prende® us at business of ber ows. Addrese L W ‘ ANTED | » oe rien 4 Nd rie for Cover ay ae PR--Sit. wanted as housekeeper in pone ita hated Det ett First-class chamber- tiachipes and Meishing.- Progressive Paper ; fonts 7 | birt * general nee. coy gs Oia . ‘ . it rims ‘\ ante ‘ } rhe ‘ ‘* ; » 1 ' _ 7 . ‘ . ' ’ ° ° _* ‘ : ; it ' I i ! ’ t snl : rf n oma mut reliable family, Call at 44580 « oli te! fayvior and Ma. ‘ he oe eans ie | te Main and Wash .ngton at Were, Must seat ee ee pet fs ' e gimxl 3 LM Osi W A N TE D G | R LS ; ; *. ‘ ae i . as "1 ‘ Bays . ; z * . aare . HOU SEKKPPER sit wante , : “1 oT ;' . er ed by me oe : : oa er — GIRLA WANTED Ten exper! nced girls. St. Lon! “Soe . good | Ol sekee per and Cook. in heune “ wide .. CLERK WANTEI)~« erk handsome roung lady, Paper Ros Co.. ~~“. Ss Commercial at Hot SFa Me WANTED te} ; etal ’ : , — ; ‘ 4 r 0 ‘ 2 lk fj ‘ or bachelor, Ad. K 39. Post Dispat Widower of stylish appearance. to travel a secretare to work ™ Von Vere: LAD‘ES W AN ;eT els in om Vien. ee giris to make ine assi- saG = = = ~ atc gentie —_ give age, deseription, salary. ete Ad. GIRLS WANTED 4jiria to fald eirenlars, ete ' are 4+ 7 oF wi ar : ! yy t 95 t fj . } t SP EF Oe housek ey per Ae (. 40. DPoet-Thispate), F must be able to te ad Swedish or Norwegian: 83} froUSraslet WANTED y, ,eriria gir; 5 bed ft . ema TO, mere ants, aiso op Tinisners hes furulture; refere ‘Pees exchanged PP bate - per week. (ali GO'N 4th et . 2d floor, room 1! pe cookivg: muat be ne, wd elean; s lias, Tes p . e a rh ; 2 Be abject ior «(> “bs ’ TI) Stende Yea compositor: : *o 498 ‘ie ok : " tl me ‘ te leaving city Mrs. Keete gue “the J a ’ OMD SET WN tt wast e _ ! Jade com meer; Sin, WANTED-Geod girl for boarding Bouse ence 2148 Pin ADIPS WANTEI® Your yards furnieied trimm fs the new and w ell-lighted factory E ASY E [: E T SH ES No gorh st Heo ne PED) first clase housegie:; Pt out fer sau P| teh > () : : Boosie of the MARX & HAAS CLOTH- - ~ ; oven eatch “ iN oe by tar whdcwe ae on wat ‘1 as house keep Deimqeate 4anis th st | w eMidres; rapatle of family sewing: call crit | OUUK WANTED Competent white girl to cook, | GIRLS WANTED Onie week's treatment tree tof" it sence : rep Ladies ta be cre See LING CO., [3th and Washi »- @, “) and Moaday. atler wash and trou, references required; good wages. any lady whe has mever tried electricity. S02 Prot shGiliil WANTEID « ‘or pyneral house yet iis ds and irregularities, they ever } Get them manufactured by U Comaed, am eng ay. 1815 Biddie ot Appy 3055 Mapie ar. . ° Washingtou ar. work. smal lawmiily. ‘el2va k.upey ay. * abun W eabinatets _ ot an as ington. Qure t f ents Rie "ree / ‘ jertet. lt) te 1's l’er Line. ' : we hour de on elk «tf Barnes nee 8 - — ee ; . oc lk enn ili tite i a ty St nO eel et NT. tA tt RE PAB RA a RR > : a erly . -_ arn Pisin SRB ete * Pry rea AERA LE Fe BPE a iy wits ps bia td Lge oS ake -_ + a «te “* _-—

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. = te HOUSES--ROOMS--BOAR ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS FOR REN7. ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS WITH BOARD. HOUSLA, RGIONS, 27... VAwTsoD WE ow ' 14 Words or Less. _10 Cents. id Words or Less, 10 Cente. — 14 Words or Leas, 10 Cents. 14 Words tua Cents. ihe ¥ Se eek or ing ” ee afte pry . a ‘ r =8. n rde or las (‘entea. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. eee : en om agra CUS : 2052. ‘Beautiful ‘ly ~Turpished second. WASH ST., 1811—Nicely furnished . woth 3; com- | LOCUST st... 2» Nie : : mae “tom , x ier “Pan ar La one tree gong - furpace beat; reasonable; plete for light housekeeping; reasonable price. board ai nes furnished tcums, with wie ” we thet ter A . righ tet : - PALERED AV., BI57-7 tooms, large vari } LEPINE WELL AN 112 N —Three Nl ‘ , Loe ats.' pd Pinu lela. ? ithit LVWANN, the ise “ut fi: a’ 7 wi « oR iz ee ———- _—— a on keeplog; $5 per month. story frout; 5 gas. bath; ———- or two gents WASH ST., 2325—One furnished or unferulshed | LOCUST ST., ! tahed oe syatch- BEAUMONT ST., 612 N.—Two sunny unfurnished ; a he - PGS ee ST ST.. 22i2- Nicely furnished room, with] - : a a : __ sooue large closet, water, $7.00 per gonth. LUCAS | AY. oaet— Two , furnished F ‘Fooms, » $1. 30 fsem, Wares Seem. Doard; but bath; all conveniences; beat, ete. wT ' — rom owne bw aesnighlap Se senct ngs ots ae om — ROUEN n Pwir AN wild A— 4 pie ro m Aat; 2 and Be x Tr wee pr vate PAR “ Ny sail tgs rte i : _ > coe ge . oe . var 7. ’ . 2 = ¢ . : ' e .FOl Coe ‘ ¥§ 4 au? ‘ © ‘ sara, | 3 . as, Re news jx i» res) and BELL AV., B016—Farnished or Corie ote roan LUCAS AY i 734—Cnfuroisbed rooms, ~ guitable ar peat at oe at - one oe sae iH, nig — ol) Surniened seems, WS OF | | : ) ‘J taaer "( uctokee ¢are; furnace beat, gas, batb; 2 Wvely basemeut wee : foc aan : oh —— ut boat . ‘ for bousekeeping 2x face WASH! ST., 2020—Two rooims and kitchen; second |] “Uk ST ST 8146 -" furpishes he iu SELL AV. 8114One niccly furnished front room; | LUCAS AV., 308—S ‘therm expostre room: privi- | Boor, [wire ee 1S 3 | | | t ents; references. lege of bousekeeping; refined couple; $2.00 POP Was ST., 1526—Nice! rh! ve anor ae — i ae Bas ee eS ' Me «pel Real Bane tie ht . oe tg emer — me or two gents; ay ; y h m. LACUS On eautiful seend story front - Fiat ie: at) cane Tyee AVI Diese tos sod bath; sewly BPRNARD RT... 2727—Neatly furnished ‘rooms ‘for —- EF ae an ; ie" : ioe ' : : . repa , . te ‘ Oe hg S At 8 ' 8116 Furnished # sing! e and cont lex ting : — bousekeep tug: , voll nase gamnay een EE “Gnome 6s poome for light housekeeping; reas. BIMDNLE sT.. iki4+—Two olce roome; wer ip ‘_ 20-f room: Gret Boor LUCAS AV, 202%—Unfurnished d-Goor room. _Eitchen; $5 per moots , t southere exposure; furuace, bot bath; private 3 : nus : BROADWAY. 801 8 —Furnished rooms ‘for gratie: farily. aeat WASHINGTON AV., 1213—Nicely furnished re 8 ames | ste : : : ‘! | ' . . Ss 2a 4 on ane i tcb oiDi . “? “alee “ fa. rth. . . . “yr he . ‘ ; : , : "4 2 . win ties o+6 ’ ‘ , —> tenants. light housekeeping; rents low to Kovd #4 papi tra teh. fwoepthom Gai. ~ tiret. 4111 Olive, WASIT] ST... 1008—T’wo larwe § furucshed [ront m Son oy] ! Toorus; ome far house: itis ‘US 4 ee mished third etory aetna a wus, os pte ba, pen "e re 4" \iewter? “ ; ia et ; ! it . 4 ’ ~ 4 ¢ ‘ re. ~? a , ? . ad ‘ry he ; : ‘ ; \ ‘ ’ > 4 > " . " " a 7 vey ee — sine. L im A‘ mm Cat; poe t . 7 army ~ : ST. } 1! wo Nice! ly y furnished rooms, complete natn for ight aid tf single ep suite: €2.00 4nd $3; gas sivve. repay vey PW sie HEM: © Rsk a nial CARR eae for Nght hou: ekeeping} ail atee SL nie tic't 8, reas VEA kK wT he | ** sav 4>ne ; atiic ee | , ¢ housekeeping ‘a Gare ST., 1721—Newly = furnirhee reoenis or - ” > bi cae i. a a ee ee Se : tay e > : ap 2d ‘ : at- ie Pi ri Lh vom vi , Ppished 4 housekeeping: cook stove and water in rooms, MORGAN ST., 8220--Four unfuruished rooms op = r gentlenmes iy; from 4 $2.50) per , rhe Tha ph hs st hag 1 Oiuer rooms; Pee 7 CANN bere oF sadid rent reasonable and 3d Goors; private familly 15, ff f ow! | ater, Re ee ee agp page eh 7 . on __ ous keeping: b a and © front reom: all convemences, $4) for two, see GHOUTEAU AV., 1008—Turnished fruat rooms ord-stoty back room, $35; all « _for gente or light hummekee; lig. MORGAN ST. B826—Nicely furnished rooms, all ln @: QGHOUTEALU LE 1114--Sulte of rooms for buuse eonveniepnces: _prvate farully ; a : ae ‘ . . , ters. ping; cook an b a ie tre a Stoohia; AN ~ 4 Ree) - EF ipnished fr nt rapide for Lt ping enti! Bad “oO! nr . ~~ ’ > : “ ‘ . . ‘ ‘ lia : a i ' : ‘ rh. " F Vw 4 . ! r by * ae | eee ; nt as aaa an a CGHOUTEAU AV., 1218%—Niceiy furnished peor t g¢ nts or couple: ai! conveniences, DO otber rooui- rate os ‘ satin yates = ers vile m4 ba i 2.0 . Ss » tas Ail Rink. 4 ; : , na ' n ' » let : : be Us J foown; second Quor; for Light buuseacep ug; res ers a ee ae _ . ; re | | . ts : } . mo comhingt a mews ; € al! rootern improve! nen priva: ie {: suiliy me e* : - 4 j ; i i ' ‘ t o} : ‘ ’ : , Q? ‘ ® Ge ‘ é ; ‘a ‘ ; 4 ‘ = . " . " : Bs, ve ; me , — _ing, and otber Tow me: $1.75 to Tr week WASTLING DON r ' _ , on. ; , t water * *- ios, second Joors : + vageih Fy MORGAN ST. 2008-Neatly furnished Toots ad $1 2% wer week speeewages Braet cagcin | 7. oe | MANGES | - | bar :.. ot reous feat A} ! selon the gts, OCHOUTF AU AV.. 1507 --Two lovely unfurnished housekeeping; laundry, bath and bet Water ye , i btiseaut rf: piriva: buaaly ented 3 el hone "7 re ae Ge ‘or ' | sah he — floor TE WASHINGTON AV | ie | oe : | : , Cheap rent. Ap ms wewly paperead; seeand Moor, : ; __froat = —— Saw me - MORGAN ST. el2—Nicely furnished rooms, | housekeeping, at $2 25 OGLARK AV.. 8120—Niccly furnished room for one ond Coor front, $5. wes. Oo gentle | sca WASITINGTON ) . ve Re ath _— . Micehet AN ST... S18 : NI ely furnis’: d wares —= gentiemen ta Ry j “~ pve! lies oy : P a . ’ ts vs ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ** sls ‘ - COMPTON AV... 307 NS Se ‘ond sfory front room, eons or ltgat housekeeping from $1 up quired, ice me SS aE ee : fas , , '; ; tite kay 11 oon a ga t e miy; near UOlfve sf, er etme. : ’ vs so Turn im with or . Fal : tery ae ve , , ihe. * ; 3 ‘stout _ oe Me men or) het i st VMOrUAN ay OTN Destralle fr nt @omne ine. WASHINGTON AY re a m7 ot ’ et bon Cor ty . rT) ‘ - Feu for. " -* ; Tmt st OOMPTON AY 9 1°23 NS “Two furn.s wt connecting tile~s Ad furniahed houseke:r ping mous, Cue Kk ti x aud fur lharhet bonsek aninn : “Ex . ; + seri , ‘ E . f Tr : , ; _— r al sort eae ’ ' Tie @. e12. front rooms; $2.50 week; gents or ligut house- heating gas stoves; references. Aiea, eS . el bie .. to m i i Fy Bae . eee uN. 2 ‘ .estnat et. Sees. in NINTH ST..°815 N.--Nicely furnished front rvom | sew for Ligh aaskeorntt = TOR ee | a MYior Park a : ty oat : Slade, ! ! Py Sa EER AN tet. Delmar ang COMPTON Av | 994 8§.—Tatuentshbed front room fer r gen itleme n or her wekeeping; $1. SU Were Uy. ) : ori ys rt we, th 7A eee ee ws Wiib See Keer fF $22 oO, free to dbafeu |. | + ; Nat wh: tent $1% 8, _ for light hous*keeping. $4 a menth ae OY house private. OLIVE ST., 1820--Desirable, wewly furuisbed frost H A rt fF SO [ F S apthehhhs 37 took an at = cate ? = nessa reasonahis. wees; bac a, oe BOAT) ao ta td 1 a be 12. | SiIaW oA ies rica uv tare Re gt Salen k O0E-TO0G) ee ee _ ' : : : . @ ‘ . ‘ ‘* '* . . . a. a . : P > mrlot; other rooms; bath, gas, tlter: COMPTON | AV. . 216- N.—Nicely furnished frout ; : - __Feom., 2d flour, one third; atl conventences OLIVE ST... 2841—Newiy furnished front mon, Put on or i Sranien Sy weckines, Onest mos vs mont on oun . her | : ine | | } every On ve ence. ’ at . race: rear alae renwatr if 4 tu tae ca.5 ‘ ; ‘ ida ‘, SL ive»: i . . ars ‘ ; : ' > F : s- or ait itt otieas ot be fs amb 45 reoms; b 00K AY. 2548 1 a — ew conae ting cro Pa en ace b ot ba b; fu ee e ' es nnne " uery dane 4 - ’ ‘yy . [teas “ ") . e bolue Cinod | a! 4 a 4 ' ° : . Lo ° e's oP tet & ‘ "Ss , ' : 7 Pi nee . : ‘7 : | a “tha > a wor: ‘ba FOOLS ; second toor; all conveniences OLIVE 2T., 2326—Three furnished r ous, ov Bret , ang atee, : x ae , 9 . “low ) vad. (B30, I oe | 54 LZ: | _ | | 3 - : te , i Be 6- te i ' ‘ ed Ps ee | P 5 * - : : : x , ‘ } % | ’ > —— | . “i, SOtl—Lerce fine stone Ry STE” S008 Stouthoin trout andl beck | 077 9°CORR Bours: sinaie or en culte. _ ee Oe eee coma; excelle | ae : - 8] rooms: bome comforts; heat. OLIVE ST, 1528—1st floor parlor, $4, with fire % * a datctaianl atl ny ° : We : Rust =o | slit Chestane pi ; , Ae lle a a. oe rnes’ 3 DICKTON ST., 2940-——Two second floor front Poome, and other roums for renpes table people only ROOMS WITH BOARD. ST. r t u" , ; > i ; “3 4 i wa Ri dina i A : | —- } —~ 7 at ; Se MATIIEW 4 i rent furnished for housekeeping: gas rang - OLIVE ST... 2100—Furnished front reoms for ae 14 Words or Lesa, 10 Cents. Ullve Apartinerts; steam peu oor, wets DAS : | dager 5 ‘+ os vit —— _ n Mt rs 7 ATE CO, et DILION eT. 1023—Furn'shed front congee': gentlemen; steam beat; Lot baths; corner Louse i AV., #:3—Nively furnished rover ! TIVE OT. go ; a ahl ae ee ass: Ment wad of | | ;' en ns i "ED . 4 ‘Ty q : "¢. ‘ ’ : ; ; ’ ? = P .« - Pow ‘ " , re : ‘ NT y 43? re ; ‘, | foundry} 1441 EASTON AV... 2019—Red room ond kitehen. fur- |] OLIVE ST., 2123--Furnisbed rooms, with or with- —, : ‘ ‘7 ws : otto wit: 1 i Cte ald | > tthe a! oi neces nished complete for Lut bhensekeoep’ng, 310 per out light bouseheeping. specs eet gi editor Sn mpi Pee eek en ; LIVE . OTDY -Targe nicele firrnishes m ; ‘ute t Ad iS, Poat-Menateh somite nee howd ty } . » 4 ‘ * 4 ‘ 4 +» me ’ hd ’ } : . . . " . on ‘ ; ‘ hes , nt ; hesetnut i month; also bail room, $4 per tiouth - ' OLIVE ST... 340—Neativ fura’shed front Toom, dental parlors; BIGHTH ST., 1112 8. @between Choatean and complete for light housekeeping; $2 week; ail PF onth for Yooh, Sie fore eee n, n' ' on" ‘pg 3 As ‘ I : — Nf 3 bed cond ‘ : reeate [al >» wea s.; rite rooin 4] is ; Mi : - t eoln " ‘ Pe . Ae . ‘ | ue ' Ss? Bel mont oth corm? Duliding; a] BHickory)-—2 2 conne ert: ig ryote fury a! } e*antile ceonreniences, . . : " . , plete for bouse keeping ¢s- tath, laundry; all con - —-- — —.—---—-- -----——- Ee ae ae us ab the : ih while a! _ ' »n. with or whiheat beard : ela bi! { i , veniences; reasouavie rent OLIVE ST. 3004—Room furnished for light howe | pew oul oy fo ee eo fee ; | 7 , “HD , : asotatie. Ad D4, Dost Dispatch me «fe , . a4 keeping; hot abd co.d water; bath; reasodal.e, oat 2A von ee et ae : ‘ ; Atte A‘ ry ry mf bh : mra ml.¥} ' ty 2 wv > In : arin “dk —. . * —— £1611 WsesT., 1040 S.—Nice front room for light en ‘hi ldrem = . _e ‘ -_ emery Y see — E j ' at for or wV a tm Na ry forms | R ' asobable. f 33 n [ds ( “ePu..0D, als ude a . yo phones tneluded Bank Build- housekeeping. "eee " ee he, daar OW ANG? WON wee | “4 ‘ iat- Pie) : nt oid; poste-gines fronta, . ~ . ”» — a . »{ ” f ar =“? ; ST ’ LAM? Nicvis furnished par or, i r. 4 ‘ae \ » : " . . wks sa A le : _ , (2 J os ‘ ' > . . ° > . 2 wat a ia J ‘ .* ‘ . ’ ; . tr mE" ont b r. 2? x. “r oma. : yA glk - aor: bet and eold water: a.) accommeda' ious. , : scoala = tine teas = ee strietay iva uuile; reasonalie, > ‘i : \ ‘vt " rf | ; eee / es : a. (sa toom, with phone, deeB, was ‘or light housr keeping: $1.7) and $2 per v I: ona. 3 Sy , ? nev end Van eae | ' . a Webbe Lae , .f Se or, bat. J : do privete discussion rovm); —~ ELFVENTH ST ; 24 \ —Nentl¢ fur, . ned fr wt _— Pig BS stg ok eccoud-four Iirvul rwuwl, % ’ . ] t. ¢ f xy) “ ; ' 2 : _ i , PP we : ned hen “s ‘Ss ’ j : . , P ' . ; " ; i ‘ La ‘ ‘ 2 ae a4 2 > ground fhe r Liacols Trus room: also 6wal] room; rent reasonable; all cou- | el ae le : bmp re eiayele ad en lor, - with i all traproveneats: opp. Lafave ‘e Park ; i" P NMisitts AN. SE., : ne rest Tey a rialining venliene en. aot ES EF VT : as t} NI . Vv furniehe ] fre nf and back 31 .* he 4. ‘ t _- . As ra bi Y gf Pst I _ ae “ 4 , , . 13 fe j 3 ; 7 r) Pos } mm . i it } i’ ‘ ¢ ile : “F% ve ee “> 4 ‘ " ‘ ~~. Lei EN TER AVS -~-Store and ———— — —— heen mt Tinie Ce mat o, oo gor ui ik Weulemecs. > Su. best- LPIN Pa reer { baci irlor; ver ' .¢ ' ity: feven ered fer re befure, eee hat i¢ Des; =LL wil AY imM4—One larve unfarnished front roan a. ernveniences@: $1.25, $2. 32.7. : ; 2 : 4 aa a Sen HP ‘ y a GU ‘ . > ; r couvenleuves; Juat completed; room: sec ‘ond Boor; newly papeted OLIVE ST, 8520-Furnisbed roum, private family: — — . . wnt oe . fp ' ‘ pec ) _— oa an . es Ee ier tA poss moder’ ba ead perior ¢ J second | _ ili catia OSE ee ithin Cer , oes ;' “es gee le re r rT ry 8 : a PCE = FOR COLORED PEOPLE. corner buliding, avy ne te auit: with- * glee . . , , CrLI\ E SI . 85 —| uruished roorps , steam beat, a 4 i ‘Mi *t . re . I "Orly ¢ TP “Ces : . . ° wr i u tr ' ‘ ed I « firat ] a t sard ' , , by ‘ , ° wr, " 4 ar . 14 Ww i ‘2 - Ls ce 10 or nts 0 it i’ “ et ‘ "@i, sf l! gut. Wi ‘Ibrandt 1007 A ; , , , >. . ext % . _ ae . rn: sue. roon ; t-cis 4 a; ‘ bi : ’ ; {. ) e "la — EwING AV., S23 N.—lurni-he d 2d-stery Toow,; ; ens and bath. boning Sea 4 el rh ‘ A fm ag ae a hag oe en osufte, with all Moderu couvebiences als : . ae ae ; 7 tev, , | . n at; private faniuiy,; Mivie. , i 7 - part ; | 2 | | | i Bde: _ gas bath b d hea private fatuii: teason : ether footie: terns feasunabie. ~ : ' ae , re : i. eerie OE Rint : ory oe ee Ss H. M _ FRANKLIN AV., 615—Purnisbed rovms for bouve - Be ANE) frat ae 6 pay fants Me. hake Se : 7 sor Cy PRES ) } : ~ —s- “$1.60 per week and up PSY, HOM cM frais Egg Ar neescaph - 72 IN — Wants avd. two gens snare | _ oe we Lathe eon , My a | ey ep ' yeh . ee eae os vere ae ators, $12; ¥ very . vnhveh. Ss) private Tatuby, fering My : nple wily; est End | a ; ey i ie Gael oe : al wanna | ; m f rear, $650; also 1582 Mor " a al ery 1 : age ; so / Tost Jd thor, $11. FRA SKLIN | AV a503—3 furvta! rod veng ; . ¢ . 4? [ i e| rivilege of kitchen: bath fame thew Pe . ' . : = _ rong, Sineke. Ps 9 - —s ; f . : :* > eh ! ’ : } ; : ii , c . . ‘ 1’ ‘ met : ; ‘ Sal 4 44° 4 * #e ; me ah : ~~ ee eee orni.ks one for Kitchen; $14; strict; rivaiec lib = ali fl gs Toe _— wield ‘4 MDI aN . ; ATI : te inf Sn, wits | \ rt _ nea Lots f se . vied tail. ; ; ae | i . oe iwe story brick fac _ family. ro a) + Kua > mur i Me iurhpace . Se oA . -% . ; .* ae ; i , »« if ; . t) | ‘ ‘ : aT . a»% ry ‘ ‘ " .. I ty “ may tity ~ , I. engine a tler, stafting. FRANKL IN AV... 1508—Two counecting Toor a, 2 ST, S20) Fine enite Pouoius, furnished a: a) AU >? Zt i'm an aré ' v Cryentet e3; re f uces exeb 1. . s ., “iy ee eee Ri td eae " ye ~ Tcgcgeh ‘eldest 0. | Pier th , nt, office rom; first Guoe, completely furnished for light housesecep 0g urniebed; stepia beat, gaa, porcelaiy bate gentiemen. ‘ost-despated “ te oa , : Nees , uM eee eed dy games : ihe rty; all conveniences; telepoens hall reom. so bilge Px ao : ; +. _ , - be bP Spat ; \ bs ; yo - real estate district. Ad. ul SRANELIN AV, 1022--Nicely furviehal front | PINE ST, 2293-Cholce seicetion fue furnished | tates; furmave beat: sirangets meromnind: | ventent ane term: iron; reaneu oe Wer . iy sl , af bause me eegint ful — oo room, for two gents; also ene toe ree shed front Peoms; beam wtmferas, $6 upwards. Ory ive aty AV = OS path Yr e, ¢ ’ ie, ' ' i ' ‘ o” \ . pdite-e cuare feet. sultable for _ sgetyl a ; ee e 1! ¢* ‘ ,. ‘ > ] - | , ge : bat . eT sent tu ‘ t t ot =i va ! "N} P i “ , i ’ ry ‘ 1 ! : 4 ep? r ry ’ room for light housekeeping; private food PINE ST... Be20-Nicely furnished roem in email | tle board and ail . “tal ' “ creatinine soauiiiasaiioaeaas ot; eee ee —-- — . ° id ° . lied = . s ss ’ . ; s* ‘ | ae.* ‘ ‘ 4 4 . ° . : , an | , ’ . ; . al > Me | ‘ 7 : , . . - . “ —_———— « = - — = ~ ~ -- - . - m PRANKLIN AV., 22: »7—% large rooma, SJ oor, privute famuy; bath; Mouerute price, geaticimen : ts . ‘ boryge Wiss rT Ise wa rem Tet Tie tS a pret j » ‘ _a'al AFRO, Hees * with two co@e- 85 per month , oniv. . ; Caw ra A\ a M4 u nis? ad ront I , witli y , = i? ‘ ; pr . : FY A — FE 9B RE NT I se vw) Pi 4s rel : eden ead $25. = Anta otler reals. ’ ‘ + . : i r i? . astrve [tie ‘ce eibit ; 7 . . « t*%, ' . : . ; ra wa 1s % . 7 y. . . ‘ : re sack A 4 “te A i - — : GAMBLE ST. °70%—Rooms, furnisied or untur- _ _ rte ong of y gen g; Piet sansit rire 2" a / >a Palen ‘ ma . — . sas :. Gat. 34 as Ps - Me 5 ?, light ae day} _ Bished, with or without housek. plug. KANDOLPH ST... 2205—Three noice unfurnished + Aegan: Wowie peas ere ne id : Ft Se ep repens os a were: - ‘iat ¢ ) , yd 3 . phe ahh : rent low. : “ - ae e . rooms on Great floor; best tn city for mone), lent : — on “6: : hie . ‘ ’ gaits % , 2 wc ¥ Is: EY}! ‘Tr CO., GARRISON Vin O82 N.—2 nlbely furnished front free: city water and conven.euces, Cali at wile eaueods pea? wat cots ee la - atad wd beet in FURWNTSRS Dp FOUSTS T nr heatnes _ oS. Tooms, connecting or eeparnte: Ais Wherde Tle ceelt- ‘\ 11t': et , Bec" nd “oor left Pade ter. ‘ atte . ria : ’ wT : = : _ ie -- E ao = -S ve A . . . , is i rm A : . . shia atihy Teeaat, ‘ ; , , ‘? _venlences; first- clase, quiet house; no calidrwn. : ; : ; ? a wie ran sie Saco Sd nee “ ; me COAT AY ngs ots, first 14 wor le or tess, OY rents _all conveniences; gecend flaw U Oo quit g p De weeouple; in secluded b oa’ ts, S. roar at, od TIO Ss Rat , ri . . . Bgfins, , : te 2iiborhoad: ai] couveniences. Ad. T.47. Pest P 4 : , ‘eke ‘ Jy rw aly If ] ’ ry } , pte ; i » i : ; : CORA Pl., W617 i fon . pandsescely | . ‘ th: ail eonvention taonatie ap roe | ny : ut, bakery: must nese : ; , bath = a row ‘ ‘aii a’ 8 Gg 43. Pust- Die GARRISON AV... 1247 N.-—-Nice larve furnished or Thispateh, Me Sa em with board: in fanrif.r « ‘ tte. A . - -—— — - fnrotabe! raenmea, wl ard, i rf ro; omy : . . ; , ; _Bafurnished roost: gat beuses eping ae Gpsires. NOOM-—Have newly furnished connecting roam, to evn ther own home » GEOR INE. Lae eee ' a eke as , care Gauttiax GRYFK AY.. 1717—PFurolshed or unfurr iscbed s¢ rPoun meno; steam heat, cus, writiug - aa ; m" ng mos ; ser oer Kuropeat r i rn : ’ . eR eee d ae 7. ‘ owe 1 ’ ‘ . “- _ Foo: a: $4 per month. ’ it! etc.: to ere them is to ap- DFLMAR ri : ete = ’ er! rent Wits > - } . ‘ ‘ rreaiis OB” gil | 7 ve . , 3 ' ‘ . ; : ; ; y ' : netics, rm by # 1’ t I) is mtcb reclate them; rent $8 per month each. See lent boned io retined fourtiy for two gentiemen. | 7. ie pacers WEST CHESTNE ""S go hc . iti: Ei poe @yyiys z- | , Ban: oe. —— GOODIE LOW AV., 944—1 larce front room fur- i Case, room 6, 22. N. 4b st., or Jauitor of | nepyarn A’ 4 rAd. Pdost recluse; coruel S. 6 sovend sfory froat rect aud nest ing ' . 11, Post-D! : a. etn . —— tied —— > hel sealieanadiiitiis : ' . 2 | 4 . s AN D rOUND. _ ished; also ball room adiloluing; verg heap. buflding. nate i , ve: ee ee Ene ; house: with or W'tihait ¢ i: fer two. GRATTAN ST... 1214—Neatly furnished front | ROOM-—Large furnished room, one of two gert'e- ae 5 gi eS . : : ' ran if ‘ , ’ ”~ . cr : ay ‘ . ry ty furnt: ie . ' P F, ; Th! 2 tc aay. rq ' i. —— . = . . ' ‘ ‘ , i. ' ' . nO cea 5. DELMAR A) .. : — , ' nate ep ¥ repel FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT. “a : , x boura: Netle. busl- » yas, bath and heat, $1 per week. ~ a; private famLy; Page av. Ad. F 278, Pust- with board: priv: ’ A Yost seat oferenee @8cn8 oe a cen a . Nenpateh \ Ith | ; e 4 net, ren noed ari , . ae ST., 1228—Neatly furnished roome, is] - — - bento , BASTON AV, SOLO—-Lerge sur aac aan we , , ee a , 14 \ fe or Less. 19 Cente 7 AY, private family; modero convention es Lin oM—Two up-to date working girls ein get nice, poet oa: goad ‘hoard: ; ” tes ' ; Sika: aa ' bg is ! rN! tins _ oo HICKORY ST., 1824-—Nicely furntched reome, entt . mfortable room reasonabie. Ad. G 38, Pust- ~_ ’ rot board, 5 Pathe! . ; Lie - | — oe —. —s = vu Male igpateb, ri P,. ee acretT t ! —s PE ' ‘ | t ‘ r im: 1 so pees even ’ _able for gents or light housekeeping; very reas. - - - EIGHTEEN wu wr 1408 — ae * - ei : ' io a belt, reward. Sou - , sth’ mr te emen -_ a ‘ ‘ : _’ . - ws 4 . : : BIOKORY RT ‘ 8216—Three rooms: ae ond flower: agg oan _ art a gent! te 6) “pete : ple A nec 1 oF 2 Tresins, wit or ba | ittsout '? | . vr ‘ ng : : ; * ¢ . a . - . floor aw a _ > = . sure, pp ale m1 de toa , ancter Th. ' ; ‘ ; nfl g $7; oes Beg B31GA, sevond . heeles, 1115 Cdest- wirable home in. Weat End; convenient Oilve ALES E BP te aoe 3s : pioals iene \ 4 ae ; g% roe! } ’ o*} 7 ; . ; macers | , enw omy Return for . ———————————— , = fi cars Ad. G 46, Dost Dispat hb. at bt reel: Bie« ro onventel io es: , 4 : 4 "| pee it ‘? * “ie s ’ ‘ . ap : . ; . ro wv sift colot t ‘ ; . te ‘ ‘ ‘ ta ‘ : ? ‘ . . , ™ . f . , FP ae ot , : . ‘co ai aidce tate te oe Be auth if ee “aN. King’s a BIN\DY AV., 8783 -Reard eud ° BACLEDE AV... 2231%—Twe nice'y furnishol front one or two gentlemen; all conreniences Ad hn } Anti a on sevond Coa, gus. + ‘ Ce} . hth : —T pwreet : : boniut ae | : mat ? i! | ry a oa a ‘neue » feturp te 1019 rooms for light boverkecping to part Without | M 47 pat Aen _ children, $2 per week. party i M 47, Post Dispateh. ! 3 | . Ss | 2 A. - ROoOM—Widew hes large third etorvy front ren: et AV., B221%—One laree nicely furnished ii, Miceaenhs. Meineen tadies ar music Teom for light oe gy am $i ~~ uo week. feageher preferred, Ad. G Lit, Post-Dispateb “ia7—Neatliy fur rh x ener he ’ . lp ke | | >. ‘ class re i Pal : , sil P . . ’ =~ os eutn a Fis _ ™« Wate , ' at ioe collier io) license, nee gery reward. LAPAYEITP AV, 2622—Trree connecting to z y ew : ba t | weting FOOMS, | RW MS — Frc gantiy furnished raoms; eteam heat, FINXY: v os cacy ritsary : of oe : on ae, or. in a - ' , : ae .' ' ! ' | = ‘ ; Seg " - . , ; ; . % ii ; is a ’ I , . ’ : ! ; ' ! j i sai ' Kecelire > furnished for Might Siauekeioe ; all coay. couvenient te al) parts of cl'y; terms tugderat SALLE ST , 2642—Three rooms: first floor: fx: N o¢. cor 16th and Pine ste a key ext door Keeley & Co, 11123 Chestaut st. | ociee . ~ — “ conveniences terri em ROOMS—Neatiy furnished rooms; with all con- ] 4, py nee wart : , FFINGW hear AV.,. 722 N.—T wo large rooms, veniances, Ad. LL ™, Post Dispat h. FIN ‘ag Farah ° Ps at 9 deta : yor . ‘ , ; ' An — > Sep arate entrance, te Pe ete > sil we ‘erted: rat-class. Peay aie fui +: : wi bate mien, : hifen °* . : cs ’ . ; “ “ — i _ require 7 724 "&. Lefring well - water free. | RUTGER ST, 8210—-Three rooms; sew nd floer: “$7: reascualle, reepeon » purty: 7 ti Shims 4 ry ofr" . her 8°212. aecond floor. Kee.ey, 1114 Cheatnue. . : . . : .*4 . " . . ‘ “Ue Be ; oe). ‘ ' . i ap ft I wv & sae : | tetuls to ovid Lindell aod —— LEFFINGWELL AV... TIDA Ee... Nicely furria*ed saan or FO!SOM ST... oe cs : ii ¢ . ' . , £12 N.-Nicely furnished rooms: tentd «piferat: int " as ee be ines @o. Taine PO, : ; | * we ona 08 } boars forenors ; | “> a . rot ~ + werwern ge st. of ‘atning (neurance and board wh! the bes us ' fer geats; modera conveniences; prisuce | SEVENTEENTH ST., fa ; teasonabie. roums for geute or light bousckeeping. NARD 4 av., g26 oe. aay alone hae second SEVENTH ST., 2805 S.—Furnished room for two : ’ ; 1} a pe me fue wd 18, 7 re irge We, | } : , Mork Story frent; use of kitchen n; furuished for l.gut ; young ladies; in private femilly. ith « ‘ehout board: privat feiuil ’ ‘ : . ‘ ' , ‘ : ‘ — _housebeeping; r: reasonable. SIXTEENTH ET 1489 N.—-Two connecting, com- | rp anKiix : | ; | | ea , ‘ | | be abt jett baud f ve, $2 rewerd EBONARD 4 av... Si ‘N. —Oumfortable Tyo ; as pletely Eralebod housekeeping Toons; With cook room: go ra: furnece beat. 1 e a . o led aie med suet ia! SF uv and bath 6 Steve, water, @eic.; $2.00 per week to respect abie as ot , es }* : ped van s.-I , tier gs r tasanday— ie ‘ _ Lae i peepee ‘ st. Law roer (eas ie eetz oe and small kiten- couple; private family; reasonabic. . ay oe de ote aaa + leah Sens: ” eniaee ) i ar rt v3 Reon yt aed : ,; ie ug keward ie ae ae te em furnished ure { -- , erie ti | ' ; for corple or t _—————— . eo oe Sah icin T ST. | - = "6; $2 aod week TENTH ST... 13 S.—4‘onnecting front roome GARTLISON AV ' : P ; rest . ret. z = wit? ' i b ber ines Modera conven 8187 Single Teows, fur gents; all | Ddvusekecping; between Choutean and Ili sor, lage board; tecke reas Soe {Ei ivy lg Sng -oPirtntigh SF ~ | ROOYW MAT? | | hangenble colew Loover ‘st _| TENTH ST., 100 N.—Comfortable rooms, with the, . SON AN ‘ Pte eG per ws hd hss oe gy \: 4 i.niow, receive vr esetbers capooure. aa fromt rooms one ‘lerge bot and cold batb, $1 up: geod home covklug. neg ; ail adie aN arte Bp with gine ehent x : ' oe oetor ~ as ial te 6 ! | | | : | : cold. + GO coavenionces; het, — i ST., 23 8.—Front and back rooms, reasonable eS ae vp a ook , | “ead vege pass atid aaa | : 1! a palr of steel efmlees rs . a cbeap aris ey , a WeP GaTANNe AN yop to : ; gy coe gone are cote . so reture te 41@ Locusr 22—N - | GARRISON AV., ~—s N ~)ret " e#eunas ' t + tie . : ; ’ . & bein, ae “5 ow ee 2 bot THOMAS ST.. MWiR—Twe rooms; :; furnished ow, ’ i™ fo. boas wl _ ¥ ; é a , - Lover #73 ST., 2719—Furoished rooms “for | VANDEVENTER AV., TR N.—Nicely furnished JEFFERSON AV., 2288 5.- Nicely fur'shed front Beam Doral s' Cire on 17 testuut ot ' we vue Ud, eoamel genitle- . . ‘ spa - front roome, between Delmar and Morgen st room, with board; private; terms reasonabi _ | WINDSOR PL. 3898-Nice room and beard Mivovexsare WANTED O: nt ‘e ‘ S 7 reoms, path; Ole sii 2 I men; single or on oulte; references exchanged. _ — eT.. 1. _ = | WASH &T.. 1621— Bont com plete JEPFRERSON AV., 1604 N.--Unfurvishbed rooms and | ———— -— : 1121—Fureishea “reom for light furnished for Speake. ly bath; with or without beard; of for light Bouse - ROOMMATE W AN FIr—J ‘> ebare neatly % LACULPIR AV. S26- “ roaome, bali Beoping. FURNISHED FLATS WANTED. DORMATE WANTED sony OD ce mosh. S01 percnts ae ae 4 _— ye, upe airs. tn Gat. wita furvace; reat om, wast ST., 171¢—WNiesly iites ea parier os | — — eT... , ao Miesty furnished rooms: »: all t Boor. LAFAYETTE TE AV.. 2834— Neat) y furptehed room. 14 Words or Leas, 23 Cents. Wasilogtou at a é y 4. A + Gas, bot —— : qjuire 4328. ue aieed ing maa. 7¢@ eold bath; reasonable. Gysbes ° board for tw ; reesenah Eres ay °'19..Handenmely furnished rs. waa Neseetaeslng thos et? pleat ats oar 299, ¥ ng, EE FLAT WANTED—Fireroom furnished flat: best of ROOMMATE WANTED—By ober youne ~ +2 . - ag j ; wes ~ : a partore, gi'25 LEONARD AV., T14—%4-story front alcove: hot care taken; no children. Ad. L 123, Port Die beck pertor. gas end beth; 61.20 a weet | L.A SALT TT. 2816-3 rooms; Oret Boer. Kevley = TH. Pane © OM wf oom sy A wer’ * «=® ‘ . : e« ° ’ _ ’ ° . . *? e fr: ° ren a) ae. . ‘a hat MM aN‘ Lis ue put s' i e Found ny; Foont, white belldog, tam epete; eall t& belrfas aF - = . . . - ; - : ihe: J : . - . . - ‘ : * oJ ‘ a i . 4 % ‘ om ee he ager ple caw i * EO ¢ > as Mis aot . : ~——s 7 Fe May . . ia NEE on mY ~~ - ot ar * ee -_ 8 yn * ey —, ? ; . _— . — . «i la ely i. t »% > 7 4et i! " =.” é sae ish ah. é -_ Mi . 7 - 43 ‘2. & es ty . f oT en . See 9 ar ea ne iat CEES eI A a te EIN i eae” ™ P ae th : - ne Me ;

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ee ey ee ee Oe ied i ae ee ee ee Ss se ee i tll ti Pe ta 7 ow c 4 . we SUNDAY MORNING—ST. _ LOUIS _POST- -DISPATC?I—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. FOR SALE AND WANTE , v7 ° "4 “ . . 7 , Bes Mon CuuUs FANTED HOUSNYCLD GUODS FOR SALE BUSINESS CHANCES. | BUSi NEfS FOR SALE. tMlECELLANLOUS ww ANTS. MUSICAL MUSICAL wid 84 Worte or Lam, SP Conte sea. 14 Words or Leas. 20 Cents ee eign . TTT 7 ae Furniture. ey - es ote 14 Words or Less. 29 Cents. 14 Words or Less 2 Centa Words or Le«ss 1 C WEA PRS “WANTF D014 feathers: wil! pay 420 Se BUSINESS CTIANCE lid QersTatr’ T: GS. $125. £205. ¢: Pp ws PT ‘ 1 rine paid fer ledies® and o - — — A, dD so — Tie ne ab ls iass DO Cents. B Oth ek et Mental. Thomas Greenwoud, $129 Bish Por enle, single white tron bel, with | suitable for any bustuess, aud how to advest. $12s0 up al rte of city, ele cast-of clothing: ecnd postal. Miller, ink Ss s, tnd Gateh: the buscar Ee ee TT wot ye cash fae ms plano thle = Oth ot. springs and mattress, cheap Islv St. Ange av. vi ’ bostal oruer. (wu ler 6 havertionr ait frotn §: tw th: > have finest Met at Rroadwar at mieht # .. MB x To , , Lobe. 4 8) stands make FEA ’ : iy ef Cr; : rs ‘™ 606, Cc ers 0 ty; ii tar: . ae; . a ae } - Los Maus. “al ever Prone 2 fous yake. mes "7 Cail at 3282 MEGE, ‘Gishe Centiee Reswrecen’ cael 3) BOOKCASE AND DESK-For sale, mahogany Doo — ra wi ) "| DESK WANTED Roller-ten ¢ a. with pr! In the Kwiey igeteume ns ta! card, (iohbe I}. aither KR enovating Lo,, dS book rate and desk: giuxt be in”) years vid vlé l INE SS CLiA fe > ) to) bed “a'r . KES - _ . : i n. ty! 1 : teree tots ® it ea oad ———- | Manchester av.. sear Chouteau ne Bl oy beara! Shoat —— 1: les tmut ae a ic DIG Otive st TANG For es ‘gant upricht plane: Largest ~ : . — Tee | itary ") ‘ o “$a _— — *g VE 3 . awe > eit said are ; ° iti Va . s Pe r ; ' . ee mene mon . Po : F ; 'E. ‘ . ~~ | . . w FoRNIrV'ne. ETC... W A rhs ralty A a c ‘ar- . DINING ROOM SUITS—For sale, 15 dining room oe ESS CF An F. -You ea make $i a Pper 3 . moe Upitine is cation oe . rinse 1 aut, “ey ” : = harap’ AN TON Dd 4 . os S182. : word's, Waesh ; . a hie is. a neeenee = ~4 em 4 a ee oe ? Gute at less (han manufacturer's com, lo Cruse le ethene to “Khe oat ' po . escape oe 7 i nites onde, f uth: §3 ie anal ieee ; av. and Gib et TR: PANO CO.. hal iepateh out. ot J if. Crane = 410-418 N. 4th at. r ’ De a' x sien at A} ! m . > at? ae | 7 ; sre : Pe 1105 Olive et. eal RE, og pi > WA wrt + reo ! 7 i ~ + ae " FOL DING rif a a! ; f 3 } foldlpg } 4 : fari fi g or bas bj LZ , Hu } tie | , | ' 7 y fomy ‘ i Vise s biehrmial , > | : o con 5 of glow ota af “ ute of Ualé ol! , | Del: wil! a TF a eae (reve, Ii! are | 7 | - arco | | ' trys Ki, ntantar. ils ga . ino, elaborate rn — ) ee . gob rye Por ent outer P59 BUSINESS CHANCK a ery ure : TTT rm ' | he rad . 3 “t a. a ; ‘te 2 abe urTtisi te He a }; phes wh ithe@iyt A’ J i 7) sit : ri) ee I ; ; 6 . ies Fis . nre. r ary 4 " s 4 “ 5) : , : , ri sie Agi lexetive prefit ot fi» ’ r ber ' nt ‘ me **@ md sie gee, ; miss ar , © os | , : | Willlam ‘; f. Act ; , re'ieg «Doar nate . ir : oe enlatee ‘th ese: %, at ali ie ee cis i. 7 el “, Sates ft vue. Lolt North Mate HOUSEHOLT) Guors INT _ & eta ae — — ORMSINTSS CHANT S500 for , | et bourses, 0 atk ee Cte b4.5 awe Lp - } y uv, : eitel baat ew ' ; — : , baka : e , ; . . re $155: mn ‘ . “- . > Soeeel AT ANT) bowovrEG . *v> . ores yf? ' ‘, » } ‘nt 4 rr . f ’ tty : : s “04 : T ; , ° " . ty éii siriees | horny t . ‘ ; . ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ i " : . ear ,” > op dioad Llivite lraul ov ; “tet a ; bn shee * om ; . ‘ | ’ i ‘ iV ‘ . si ‘a 6 ‘ . ‘ : . r @ "lane Boe ae i ’ : , \ ' : , , r ‘r 2 — ; . ' i> ) . ' eras 4 ee | HOUSHMOLD Coops | . ) : 2 ee : : : ie 't 7 ccd IUSICAT, lmy nearly pew nt ey oe ; , } P ; ‘ i i ‘ te / tr . thelr almintatee PARTIES « , epit . : tuba eto ton. Cal) and be rut fel new vies =F. @, eelling fron ' “ote ; ri, tr 4 *} b Figs er f | : ‘i 'aker, mgr. bipgheet bide : ‘ iT 4 ie woe see ; 5} . d ' ’ . 3 ' ‘ k t i vith , , yh : bis ENN Par ay i Jat.,. A Co... Au a : ia er . : $25. RANGE WANT! ale ree eoodl Speen --- ———— hs He a ie - a . Will pay cash -: mht Serving Machines. . ihe aa ta OP iy oak ab ree ' mie ee | > und serure @ BELECT ter a7 s'ewed or fri 4, det ot Win. ene oe STN om pe ; Sens x "NEN } .. e¢2ya * & cer? . roe ' et : ; . ' . dy te “* 3 f 3 , 7 : | , r J '! : or | j . ‘ - . 0 > ot t. G. M! t. wate. ; ies . " | a ’ hy 6! for tr —_ pa , et . ° ; 4 , WiiilTA! \! at, M gP. , ° a ———— 2c wr lx, HOOKS! WANT? r maek | * for igh | pat of FF a “ ts i Market :] , | _ roe Pals fh ek 4 r base, ' Wagen: must b* £0 0! . ; ' ; h a ue poate wi aa Pe yt Pes puss oe pia e boeer ean. red ao J a . hemes, 1 4 RRA . Te 6 on > 3 sin WSS CHANCE. Wasted, 0 Fo can hay fe and cutie! hotness en ce, INNOLGER, Hoksi, AND Ww, » buy, ag Pepwersag rr ' io @ Gtncers. ; ' ' ' Dye ae , “oat -Deiepenic roe ay | : we it : nut be ‘mn goal =" 1? y we F * . e : ma ‘ , , ' ts i. : 2) Ba. itr s os ‘ , hee, o¥8 Py tied ~ eer . aame, ‘Aas uf!. . mn | | Vi) a ae nag pte MTT te thi ' ” 1 iid «i , oF ag er vat t Kbene, Ft "hach! eee nus; Cash oF ‘times & pised ot acl A : ; : » Canes MAY, STERN & OO., ‘ . e eo? facta’ ‘ 7 "eta S Oe i gt ‘ ' ia ’ " C mre OS jE othe’ thas | 3 ‘ 7 S. e. cor. Lith and Olive ot HUCKSTER'S OFTIIT WANTED 6 nekster’ sted. 30 aes tae | : : : ) , or price tion of sala: : ' CF Mes ‘=: . wife : ae : dhe bP Gan . AN) TRAD TAI FANTED—Labeet cite. oor Hed im perfect eoaditien, | oe : | ov | * 3 | | p PIA MONT , itant ra , moatent OFeheSPA nr is . : tid uu Ju BU GGY \ Ww ANTE? Ajood, teht ators } ‘v: Me. i Me oye: Un ; ade » Be . : cp ‘ ‘ rh ' ers a festa : , I. ple , : i 4 : Hors , ses: 2 well: wai sa ! 31° l art @cribe; state price ee ee ee ge oe i) Geren rgy ge a | bah evi... ity : : “ee 7. at eb eae ovat ; | oe a ot ——— re = eae Wi oints gong: big Nit everywhere; sek oa ‘ ‘ : ‘ at a . ' aye A. we — Par dey aioe Sih- : ; 43 , he. 1Feo Bros., pub- slao ewideuce, 2.0 1" JERFUL INVENTION, BUGGY —For sale, ches, a Mae aerond hans stern ) nell watts” teat ies wet tn Re \« . ) ae dabhtion Paatinnd to hee ; si eau: 4 | ) 7 7 7 : . 5 oor igh | bugxy: a fine eet. beed cu ‘rader ous sis gifs ' pre : ». - e 3 wits , far a “2 o sega’. : ty . ' ' ie see ee eS a Morgan at ’ ' bhie] , re, ' ‘Vo Pas Whe &, HCet un ratieg es the field of 7 ‘ed bv the OOMM EBC, © CARNTIAG Hor rate, riage harness. ¢ a of — aan CARRIAGE. PVC -.i ule, Geoaile eseris ze, t ! . | Dees, ganl sadiie, boc. four sete of hariers; Li guaran’ "ys Gp « tote ® wodnas 2s ' ‘ a 7 * | : 1? Grveg's! me wites reil | ble ; cheap. 3520 i’'ne : i = ee ae at mee i hred? a tie ) $2 gs day bouse tpt ; | CP LY _ peep leet Lace. te Noa Deaton, : VPNEUMATIO i | L . ~~ — : a ’ . — . carriage, almost new GARKIAGES—For «ote ryain, TU hes ae : : ) : ' bas 7 ; ad pe io G20 Obestnut +t Sj ‘ tt. LDING-—Dor : i" ‘F. Qa] . hidhen Oeners ean ‘ai a? on vice Bip ANS ~-Alminse ne 7 p tbls wes ye Teen Sale Adi tne triument si AGU) ‘ ee we AND RUGS Bons Ie site tadison at. é‘ Upie mielt carpets exmd ross ORR. es | suai chek yy Blane ' Welleton Af. line amok e? ‘ 6 . . ”~ hi . ‘ : aah 4 i . , +? ¥ ‘ | efi ‘ : , " . ; . ; . 7 . , . . é ' ‘ . " . > = IOorsT PIANG " .* \ : ‘ ‘ ‘ * 9 HORKE S815 huve mere. a tortie hy HOK a nie, M inge, en | : ee abo , eee ' PU _— - : , ’ + Aas ‘ amo. ; . Vet } 7? "°° artrcrc se - _* . . : ’ , j ‘ ' RRs) A VD ] ! aa ' ’ 4 U SIN we vr A N 4. ° ‘2: arp. ; ye Ci \ ' ! ’ ‘ ' ’ m : 1 . ; x ' r rive weiween and @torm Ievegy; ware an , boeegt vent a. nat) li | fs DD. 1 Wo * Lege, 20 ‘aly e PS. a a . ae Pan’ 7 ae eee | ve , 112i Tinton at. , | 7" ‘ao at Org on st, - ey 0 oh £5 rPrayNniy i? : or will rell seperate: «! . Oth. | i.e new tiga ; pt detest ing = ho: et eo | Rahat, * x oy ” ae ripe Uli Ulive wt Hons rokale yeap, fs t” ANT ior range; four 1 5 *. ye) et ws , | : - . hg nt Lie de : rapemayethstmaetc amen ae cane eagtinatenatien }. il . v 5 .. 1} — at ; bi, . ‘ ‘: = *); . »: ier , . . . ' ‘ ata : 4 ‘ ‘ . ~i ‘ } : . . . = - ~ ee - — etl at a at : te "* '4 ta . . is a. , ‘ | id >» ‘ . \ . , ‘ , ; ‘ . - ‘ : Vv ; ’ ; ‘ ’ ‘5 - ’ wei "re, 38. , ed i ; . BS _" = ’ : ; ’ , ; z : Hore) fered TIOUSFEs, S Bn arons, ee } we a , i i} ~ . = nat m " = ' : ‘ . ' : ’ : } } * . : *) ; , ; : : er cam ee Oe Sree? «9 gE oe Cheap. 4119 te Brilliante as | ti ast ~ eas heel got, . ' 2 gr . iy et ’ 1); “elty "aibehe: $40. muet se! t. ire +h Tt - ' Sa" ' | 7 0 Cente -~Dor sale. one bay he se; 16 tigre ich. AONE - ; ' . Saat nt ea ds, of F “ey ' NG ‘oo , \ AN Pees ' , eer Sa PWrErien ' ran ee , mith renle Olt: good mover : drives sive; week: atone, i 7, : nf : . . ' ; ute i ‘ , “er ; land S'dg. i“ | et ! I tor ' ee > oA] i pewe ; io for ; ! ' - hs he ; | ; ' ‘ol 3 monthae Tr ea é } ; ; . 7 . ‘ én j , . . . Ss ‘ ss at onion ! a* HORS . , . . + (ein , ‘ i bt ‘ tal bidg MULE. ETC ~ ar gr ' , ther t : . \ i , mt d ' : ; , | Ap . nN ape ; | ty ' 5~°- W yo oirentee clear Utle MiLics- lor Bale, lit« } au P ’ : . seat 3 : tthe 4 ; #4. , : | | . Por «a! large poy ) as ) . rosa efumay | "plane : . wnt west, tock ¢ MULE- Fo- «9° een. | ‘ . tie 1? is . Th Moly , - rel rs ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ «+4 ‘ ‘ ' 4 ' . : aq far aml bo@e trade for lurxe. ' ’ ' ) ile Typewriter Ewe PHAKTON ’ ee arene a ) ) . ! i. : ) . , ve : BY au te . ing / | } bay eo mw be | | | ’ , rivet Oo ss Ad ) | , rom + Soni th- Premier hor en &. , _ make, very reasouall. . ~~ iia ; et ae : : ; aos is | ‘ , 3 ) | PONIES-—tave i? tin ' | | : : ! career | - KiPSELUOKST PtaNe | . ; apyly Monday. 8 they ure out of my 1! if - ne Leet “y -, eo rt | 3 | : ai ma . ve low : any 7 71 ' etiahe , . ’ , Y. po : : ' nh . , ne , , r4 , ‘ ‘ , . ' , I ‘ a rs " ‘i! other mak a, estenville, 2 ee ' amt pod ~ Shiai tena.) ah ae ssi ' - yd , e ; , rod at pred oh ; i ; ' : : ; ‘ ' . cy Ax STORM BUGGIES. surrey«. pe n : rehire | . : , \ soute, 118 baker. er. : i ~~ 7* TP * Pert ) | . \ ait | | | | | | : S042, Sm a as eae ict, douthe nara... io : ee CEPR Hikes aihuein , Serre yf Gab end | : | | | sold Wagon; chen wl] pe’ bat : i, ie | aS rah =i, , 4 0 enok tos i ! ros ' ' a ee , ’ , ' , TV PS et "ee tnonths, $6.99 Mata FOI & once Dake Oly: ; ' . ' tia pas ; F pee . . ‘weiter Eacheange, 206 weaox, ae | fog tends, On ad . Cali or seed edd. to Mile Book Store, 516 Sesawier, Melleriile, ii. ; Paw " r 2 . ve ot) ‘eaeee wand, ane se ° s REA ee, $2 é («., tes Lroenet , ay... ce feout iv Se a

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RONNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH—F" SBRUARY 18, 1900. ee ee ee eee =OR RENT AND FOR SALE. DWELLINGS FOR RENT. DWELLINGS FOR RENT. m™) Cent 14 Viords of Less, 20 Cents. IMPROVED PROPERTY £OR SALE.| CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CLAIRVOYANTS. MACHINERY. 14 WwW. rds o Less. “0 Cents. - . 14 W. is r las, ow (ey ‘s 14 Ww. rds or Less, “0 ‘ ents. 14 Worda or Less. 2p Cees ta. FOR SALE. WORLD’ FAIR Wanted. oe athe ai tn venges a pe in lit HAMIL TON MEE ee Tee int a as eae eco eee ee THR PRICES GF REAL ESTARE ' ; we, Cen ; : CLAIRVOYANT, |... “ror an boset aves “ oc ' a ss , Wie 8 Sey : gn va 12 horse power gxe et \ tie] > a : ’ — : ‘ *) f ‘sun! af : Po MoE HAETDS + tr] ae aks 3 ' | nig oe STREET. ee ee seh if Ce = . reo power Fatrbanka, 5153 WASHINGTON BCULEVARD. Rigas bay one SOY SP She Sat ea Qe Lr on ee a 4 DWELLINGS FOR RFNT. a Words or leas. ™) Cente 14 Words or Las E. H. BENOIST, |MOFEETTREDANCIS~IS | MALCOLM MACBETH. Couects rents, Duve and eelle property and makes Room 6283 Burlington Blig., 3 fos NS. Bib at. DN he LiNGs 703 Chestaout S*., Wainwrizht liniding 6957 Delmar. 9 row 4 : ee ee neen. esas FAKE NO CHARGE WLATS FOR RENT Warhingto: & ton tos , , , pe ’ | magn | eedis ; le Worda or Less, 20 Cente, "8 ; 4 rest] ita wer n fi.'; asf Gent ] i’ . T | reshluced: 7 Mees .oce os ' haw 4 ate. gegsarit os reer oad , a 6312 Laclede. G Troouis .e-. raw PY —e , a es eM ly s. Ag, ree ‘ ry 6% S rocins, 2d : { ithe travel , , ; . Saad , Viy r Tye fe, et reveraible link 1318 Vopiar st.. & revs. > eae . :, . ee : mr : je a : ‘ iy 2 tee it ; . Pas p reception | 1; foot 270255 ret ' , . oe teks. Ve { KB Field, Sténey, Pay - tat. reat dYierip@s — — “y maser P . : ea ’ “3 Salle . wow it ‘ ner — ® ' ’ iseolimalele . A i , ‘ ~~ *'s : =. Barah, #4 ru ‘ me : : : | a | ; | | I .TS _*ee oeee .* . ; . . Ls i ; ] . ; aii ‘ | ‘ . . = " e«e ** is ’ 4 j P j i ‘ > , 7 ' ) : / ; ™ ahed or ett . é . ~~ ‘ ‘ ® a ac : : , mn ] N k Tr n . ; trie ‘ e caet ngs. ‘ ao B2RA Morrison. fr Hovebestese-s te ; moh Was, bre ze I Maimenes ser aks chem wi BCULEY: 7 SOUTH BAOA AAY NEAR PARK RI : Pe BO, Migs tA laa HN eo 868 Basar ay.. & roome . : ae ' y oun ai ail - ’ a Ata ty 1 ” Ve a ' i! a Ee -* A BOR Pighib, & meine 2c ae Be Pines sc Be Oty Ronin Bane o ton EET pent recog | ees ae : npabiiogis vc . _MACHINERY FOR GALES QNV5A KRaston “ay | ; , se eee A ae . 9 . ; ; 4 T. be “ n , + aR ae : wid ite mee alge : - ‘ me'ei re ]’ er an! complete, aahald Fast. i 2 4 mri . . . . 3 : \ Mi ‘ te . . ‘% ot ‘ a ! iti cs ’ ? } " 4 ’ * , ' ' - 4 mpl lete. JAIS N Hervand ie ‘ol Oe ee ee oe ee ' ine Ewin ) . ne , , £: | ts 213 Browk!s ae he Gy ome 2% bitiwow Via, nice let xe tole "1. W. BRENNAN 200. no afin “ourth 3 rw a 7 aig ; oe , wee vi) > - . fe 4 RS ED § are 7 PUD VE PAR ‘ ' ¢ » a, % re ? fi ahi nig , edie e Mises, complete, . venth. 2 ep | ee jet : ie ° _ Genera! Ban ie 8 and Fer ) 3 iL Ligis She ee rs - . ‘. % ise? 3 ee + b git Foy pee —, wachipery, isut N. Broadway. we iv ’ . yk roRES : | BS x: BUS Comptes “~ wild ~ furna | re eos. eas Sey i HEN Naa iPeE MACHINE CO. 1296-8 Olive -eorgtgh EY Fe2 1 Biss. 1. st cS : rr, 34 aves ment CO. pris. = 3 dete ' ROLLAS ¢ SLs NO Less. : Main St, St. Loute, Me B11 N. Fourth at ma, Se NS Fe a . | ate 5 mine t ot ' - ' Ni AR ACY\C ® : age i rit VON DEN t, Wewt ys NAVIODS AND MO oe 2? wee ey | ; : é ‘ 617 Chestnut st. — mn wen ; . \. Sy eee ay 1a ve ae v 7 1 | ee an PC RNENGE “VU ii h TORS. 1208 a ! : : ! , | | er | Mts bt Pies | aad OF ur business we ate 0 , ve @t., seeeeecee « . .. | | ' . . , oe o | tal a ene ae oe Ka ' fing - f : f ' PN 4 toes A ma] i] props re is ; on n alow ‘tu larger 11-13 N Third _— > > ° ** . . *- . ’ or ; - las ’ { ae ’ : 7 ¥ i * ‘ ° ‘ > ?) ‘ dd ' S " | .¢ ’ p . . . . a. a | "4 ‘ ‘ . ’ ' iit luithate yu a | ato a. 1204 (ive : ‘eee ° ° die hie . : ‘ | * ‘ a ’ >? ; . te l 63 t 2) an. : i; if , p a” . - ue j ‘ . mo “e an . ele ; . : Rx 1. rin, : , ‘Fy. BF mis in eopbditioa 211 N Mweilfth.... sere ° eeee : . j . rv 7 s* 1 Fj eo * . , . ! ‘ ! ’ ' ‘s . i og ‘ mip : ' : ' if hew A list of this 4x02 agg — . ; 7 ae se , “ta? ‘ : ‘ , ape ye, | 2 etal Cig leler: gutsy baie 5 Si gee by t " be i , FP opestil ' . ppear in these ecolumne . : f ' or vd at very low prices, , aud tue rg see , -* = . , ; Ry ° ‘ . : Dynamos. Breodvilwas , . ' . ’ . ‘ ; orks ; eer per erte: it. Verregg een r tae tio TENANTS Be . “hy = cr et bles r, 4 wh j . etal diwwe teres hive: OE wer sees i. Kata a0 W ant _— = " . e% N. Seenth. ‘s allo ia - ! 7 ea ae Nin at. ms aud bath, bot: an , ik ; id Aa PROPERTY OUT OFCITY FORSALB .. Sank anne ee ' ott “a . Siar etreit. . . Orit. Cal x Rent Collectors and _ ner Its nt Aint n. pel ; fe i , . eo . a " s ' ‘ } ‘ ’ 4 i ‘ | >. ' ‘ j .*S , ‘ ~ rai 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ t 7 \ ‘ ’ \ ‘ ' ‘ § sil , . ad ; ‘ ‘ ii ii? e- _*e*eee hone A l4ue, Main 241 O22 Chestnut st | eri 7, i a 19 N. 7th ait aoe 806 C Olive, Fimitie Biddy. ' “? “3,9 c Bin ing is] ae Ps ep ug? NI ' . ( : ‘ ‘ ie : Ad : ~, goivenk: 7 ss . , eee ——— tro wer Whe eT TAU Kook ford 14 Ww ds or. lege, 2 NOT CTIA TOK ADNERTIS DIWLILING: “ oo ea va valet ba Be - , lai ASD ; ree ain tak . T } , , ca aia a ed 5 : ; Bi ’ | - * hes re. Lait a “wf - bn Re ae ' “T.-H. “ZiNh eeonte be? | ‘ . su) rahe ws e. " ~s : Cine che — = A: gl ” oe Vi , x? . ; . Li . te} e : : , i Ar, athe th ertetare| ied 61M ! eh ale 0 ’ : . : . Lp ee Ay an Al 18a WEST MORGAN ST. fot BN in tet 4s cami los wat sey at | | ) each me oi venges, lot ae een : vise ver Batis ee A hae JohnH. FerryésSons iat Collins Jr, & Co. ° Kez armen a heme eth ona | EF WHEE, SC vt a “side eens ba : ADEE VAIO LAE ALE BOO ee ee 1228 N. Taylor, &r.a5 i”) 7 7 ny, a. ae , Pe re 18. | Beet gts noes - n e (rT, neat Grand seited ' Miers sal inet aornal ; ‘ ee pedon 1210 Goodle\'w, NE iiss im) ; wih, « 7 r we me end tent she wet Seeetss: 7 , te ' : Peal ' OME is Viite us 1 etiy an , ete PA ol ghana : ae aay ——. en comye, Weds 4) Yie2t Morunn. br. i Bess atid thai 22a. Say W. BRE NAAN & CO moths pay icesits : MNEs PEODRPLF, Dose KL. Ave & oe Real Rotates nity Muy apmreciates the ee — igen " = * os : Lidge, mT aes >, ae ~ remit. | ; e ms ‘ yom ‘atin ; P 5 ‘\ in oir ’ Noy . \a , 7 7 of bony rare ame «f Veen LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. 4183 Olive. a | 8 OY 13) scanbvasrto, 00} tear | cS oe oe ‘Warr ay : f ne : ~\ See eit Mibtae? weute Pear e-For. ani s Eats a ‘ aia ype eis pr sadly 2 MPialfgeseee aes ba 14 Words or Lesa, 20 Coepts. fad | buurteents, rated; Bag trial: w cil at ab and take LY WANTED. pho tet te ad . t to come aid be eon A PRIVY ATE party cures joans en furniture 8180 Olive, Tr... $F ar "3 n, 3 : . we Po Part ; een t at eo aie re or Lees. 20 Cents ' rhiet We Lowe vo Me Veorteher tinh press taelils crepte tae Sg vol Feauhitn “7 “le 4130 Ww. Relle. fir. “7 ae : _ ‘- ic fr, ’ ‘ née , , ’ | j 3 ,? | i. an _ i 4 . ‘ rs : ’ ; M = re - ; a, 3 ae ; ; . oi “act x = ers : ; hones isha tie ** 2307 Wash’ ten, Or. 22 : > fan, 4°. j Rohe iM, 5 at 8 . 4 , ' ble, of Cula ar 9" BG ae rot nigh . a ; - M a ats ws ea ap Scneneall ane +? lie 7 wel vant lif i loaMs om furniture, planes of any good se 2830 T’ark. 4dr — . " 4) dite . pees ; : ihe 2 ype eels, etl Ah ad 8 oe oS, Noid 0d betas ' : ; ke " : stad geiwe rs ropes | i) lone «y! iy and quleil®, preperty left Ig Ain W Steite ‘tre. »* forson. Sr to « f vt fer. ' ee a ; cotlE ATF Li ae 7 recs Ret ve pe I bas } the on Pp ; Faces Maem | ' ha Tw: Bes 'y and Sun- You “Shen, dats made up in taomihiy pey- Sous Park, Sr..... 17 otae) efi, a) ners Siva a ‘4B or Sle ; oc. oe sat , a + Tpit baietas''.. é 3 A‘l bustin : @ conf? nttat rik » the lowest to th See us before i. te. 2 BeRt! tes “ete, 2d O fon ae 90 MS R ~~) T . or wale. 3 -ok «a on mry owie renw | §!2: rw Mit Ss. BEASTIE ON, e1ug elsewhere NEW yoRK FINANCE cU., R (iS FOR RENT. ' } mae iy eae . 26 Cbilve ut M Odd ellaowse’ Bidg , wth and ‘live ate. 2 ; 14 Wao le or Lees ~~) ‘ euts. wde ; ~ ‘ Zé t ce be | . a the >» rit eT tT Ti’ ; vs ; = ' ; ; } @.: . sivwet, “bie. .. : ee + i: . ilies . , is ~ aera ear, pee irate. sa . , ' mpioye of a Ti OF Coie 804 Kenne ~ “Sr ; . ater a J 98 : ab é R= oe Sis aia eos fe pei) . i ae atv alge ns sti ig. sits aoe ees — Meee, shel oration? If you xn ~~ mouer @ee steiner, 628 boR COLORED ae! 14a, ya gal hee | _CHEAP F ROOMS. 7 =. , , =e ae ; | i Salers tite, bway bea La yan Jeff'n, 10r,. S29 OW 2 HIT be ; . ; . ite : os ad ‘ rn 2 , ; ; , : . orga ‘tin we se \ . 5 ' XN I t) oarty : s , ' ’ ‘ ' . - a tae ‘ on ane tan . very Prin Ww sh, &r — aon o mee 6 ‘ i a . ! | ‘ ‘ore an . a “at _ 1’. m ny ss : : a | - ¥ oi . . hy re she i ‘ . : e 7 : » of est. oulD 14. isiland b.ug A 2233 Market, Or.. to Laclede, 2 th ‘ fe RPG, suisse’ foe my 4 ; Ad ; . 120 N. 13th, aAr.. tA RS A ln iy A lei ep ca An = SHE Anne, 3 Gana Boor: rat eenes ¥ , . f 5” ; a | “aay in tin) gel ae pe BUILDINGS HAYDEL REALTY Cc. He URACE te Ronis tad Cheatin At | HOUSE Fur vate, atc Cortoge m MUSE WANTED Dy fare, $1690 ont Py nee Vinot rrnstal, toriak cont, a0 a ahs navel , 1 OT Te ts ’ wl ' a ; on ’ 1% revel ' Pe i1@; no «ome > 810 -s . Commer- | bed Coalitnge, i - : “ ‘ . 9 qué . Be . 7 ' 1. , “ ot v i vey “ I .' ’ : i Ses ides money en fur e ‘ wn ae le “Eon Yas ' Bi peli S, BEM ~ } iF: . ae ee ; Pad niiuial ; a ee | =| NS strlee iC® N. todo all 'TC LET FOR PUSINESS PURPOSES. : WEYL. Sot Cheatan SN ERS Ie SB As Bes oy ituty, “planes. sowing machines. sits BTUKES AND OFFICES. ; . ws sty _ v 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. ae 7 t . , ¢ Care at oe ? ns + ' aS. tf gakerith: £ ‘“UNIM.SSi OU. tre! s7s ' “ F . ’ : “1 + ; : ‘ 7, tired: ike We rates; i, . i > el : , . i ai ; = . ‘ _— - -" " . th f S vu ‘ . 5] a | | is Ay iy? ' ' ve j "| nie 1 ! pe, ’ | , a or! | ‘ I | md bin mayer o.. hen Wash rash... fr gaia b. 1 SALOGON., Beaty aeea} eens x. feuce rye apd od r the use of $2 Ont Us. | ‘ , iT ) J) plese, Bralge f2eM; Kinweeb, A tig KINLOCH B 1436. eR lear ac at se eat, iy tarutable Corus made on fernitare and ee ee Jano hEeRyY & Sans, (2% Chest Boh it st. Vieho' sor al Bidg ’ ofilce bonre DWELL INGS. eee - hit “ 4 ‘ bears ‘ sare ; ch r , 2 eo o Aan . ? { j » Pe :. ’ S°R ‘ ‘| A) = * «* ree tee | Bye rs. Fr - opeer TPivia os : se : ; ande® eer ea s yee TA Jl ge RP siya ‘= e ows tied and perce fiaes ss ED Wr WISI * vise ven of 1 that our bosl- he Wenn Or Se 141: 2" Ver r, Or: . : J Sg oe % cot pl | | pe FOR RENT. me baths + ial ta ~ xt : | : ", a isi ts Of ines alariod people 1751 Preston pi.. oan SE were we ; she : ane dag : - ae on ronuwty; SF op . | n | bs cust : ebeeo: Pte LOANS ON REAL ESTATA (| ryyi qt 2 nf Trane fs ail ved Im: Mes. where We oe pete ur ; she eS : - wt Newate tebe : bath * i Ste ee BOP ire ope ” i eget ada: ; : Ts We rds or Lees. 2” Cents. di dy i! Gist (illuy wu Uf, . oe “ a res std Age v15 ary: ae. Shoe EOP cce ; one , : . —_ , , oS ee a N a Fr en ~ pe “e seid, ie sf _— ' ‘ ae Se ef "> » “ef , belle ¥ fo Ioan Bn es SURE, SE | ar ream tect ser Noma UNu ins a ss oes ome CUT FROM $2,000 TO $1,600 S-Per-Gent Money (2/31 CASS AV. Sat) ice ree ' = , , 8 " ‘ ' b* S t © @Libe oft anyone “FLATS WITH Fi = ~ grag gaa ea ; f* XY EF'eaventh «¢ toot Sith: S-ctorey 6 , _ . ery rtiimg .* with fa 3 c fm or ‘ a Piers ie] ng frcdiurme- 613 N. Fuclid, Gr, COT Burd, ae Stee bee dme tl seats VERY CHEAP OFFIG ES ‘ey : : j -F aa vr athe eae ‘ ’ espe: felis e ia uy fii nels te corn rytiel ‘ “ 0 ae ee. Po iturt, fn. 2 Di Tk | , ore i , For ren’ ia gv. at the nerthwest corner hla evr ‘ fc ‘ Mote SU pnad & (an tt! eh aT cle ety ' ' nk tthe J eas font) DO) minutes ann . iy var : ©. he | 8 vo a? Reo y s fh ateam bear, | bP dstied. . ‘ 2 ' interest, « eX. ecurily, st ; ' [ 7 4 ce ' ks P ‘tarteh talp fpete 1111 Pani. ; ee 12 cd i Me ree rs t\ ' passenger. e.e@Valer 7 l] tuedleru conveniences, . aT aa ay an «CORE Seneee Te TAS ys mines & ised 2 ve . 4 . art ; shane Ai. bee The ee eet . oo Sauillvas Pr. ‘ welled wtp yam ie * , from $100 per ba) eee beth Ee see ” : ‘ ips me : See bag Roe ‘ > rs reat rnc ’ returd s 4 ariel ‘ bon] ? Y peas : “ Permmlet SHIS N. Stet, & : repeet : {roi eat i ' y eure ' , . , ; * OF of ‘ — SS18 Daston 400 Cook. br, 28 Be ail flow 1 tt "os | on . “ut new : 2701 7 odetters 5 | SUBURBAN PROPFETY FOR SALE, ; ite — rel: low price. S-anian av. beat MONE .¥ ‘TO fen A BN 4470 Faitfazx, Gr, Ist n, ! “) Cents. twelllpa: ive Sk 1 ut 1778 Mincassipyt, c? 1 and, r, if. wth he pdieneeteaae eS mee 7 acetate mie JuWN MAGI lik REAL ES “TE co ln Sums to Suit at 5 and 6% detthh DONE. ek ee night anh ware ine, Rell Phone, Bena eu Pie soe rg aa 3 | NOONA 4 ACRES: ON OLIVE AND WALKUT AMD, sale uabavae Pe | KOLDES & BRINKOP, | fonote ns Gm Bis re ae Sa - z — - asco —_ SSORES. ie - OP HOUSE @Por sale, Soom frame howe; | weowk. | m4, Woe on te? r ne Telep write aid see ue We aba 109 N. 12th, store... wu oI me tae . . ik, SR nates i 7 a ype nly : sie 3m xe SOW OTe Penge gexdo-' er ee 13S Chestnut St. ' ' ‘ eee SNS eat’ 7743 Wass. etor “9 se Sng ND eae and | 0 Gin, & ‘ Pes Guti y. Ja rm " ls raat ; = VD =o 10 VI oo | rd, ralwon an WES. Bway, foster RUNT ACCOUNTS SOLICITE | — cles a ace Sas be sche. Sour + hier. conteiiien Rkgap sed pitted gg Pal 25) WOUSE--t te, Frown Bewtse; Clifton Helg JOS. D. WHYTE, 809'; Chestnut St. ! okermge Co, ldlg vst ‘reas. Se aofer.t PINANCTAL Co. : : . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ -_—-— - ’ ° ele) . a koa : at terms; bardwewd fin ail momere cot cera ee eit, Caetiennn 60a ee or ee : | ALM?iIST, me FX. BARADA, 2.0. G10, W TRUS. | i | baths ei ) et deer, aa th Lieihohinindere a a te ‘malig Le ee aid ud ree earned TO LOAN SOLVE $7.2 Reacts A. TRISLER, ; ly : oo SOS Alan ter, . rT RICHAAELD ISN ON, uv ial ave meaner fo loan In anme te sult at i : , t asking a aim bf ’ reson ney ntes jeans ef 850 BARADA- GHIQ, 1001 CHESTNUT ST SO Laclede, Gr .... 4) IBIS cht, FARMS FOR SALE. sais. : ee Jowest rates on real eetate tu any pert of the SS ee eae ues foc. 4 ¢ ' 2) weiture, pes ant bousebold ‘HONE MAIN lvoe — ae 14 Words or Lesa, 20 Cents. 7 on ‘ Sree: 3 t ag ! 7 e: + ’ i ce oF cs ) : Brak , , ' , , lertial ai ewer a 4. DWKILINUS, emer OP tame. Rarch. ae. b. 13 | oan ogee Pirate wr eH una = , 119 Cre acters of Ive. ecm lation, iyeestimente, Ctnac- AY | Spee fe SALE GHENP.|srervc cnn Coat eet Owner paid $000, will selifor $350. [4tts crs tar. nyle fat: five rearns tale On rea t rat on ieee ae eee ee EE ee roti ta cone Jon North and South Road. South of Claytos ce ae EE ech bed ae et Bindi sob et ogi G and 5% floney. _ Li Soin fewiohed be DECId d lioad. 2 miies west of Forest Park meee Eom] FISHER & CO. [ster eun ener TEEPE on) Ee ene DONS, S28 FR RAB Lneas, tr. at 20 OP aS Dine n wf 1D _ ZVO8 Mane bester rl, 2216 Gupins 28, col.. 7] ° telawe, | sf how oa ik 6 Bionl THING, > oo 2 | 3 ; : , p's N. Goth, ste , 24M ot ee 2909 Choueau. ‘sr. * ats ong , iar hirse ate. o 7i4 tet estnut St. hoz! lage. . oo Be "1 +, t eet ; : “omy Deis kes «5, OF io of store re sake ts A i ARM ' _ a : i . 2224 Clark 2r ~ we oN : ; | Be rear se oe a ~~ = agg , aoe “wovure Real Estate -0., 2v22 Frankiio. 2 a , ; ; : ' Satn ntid 4 . ot ;: ' Le aes A vo : six 8 ig 1 ; , “ Sa ee ! ‘ S348 N. WBth, Sr, in! SB Ta ees i r > Keseifan vd) ‘ 1417 Pine, & rooms . RP b i; STOLEN ANI? ahi Flere i 619 lavas, 6 stories. me 852 M ¥ 1401 Choute 3066 Man. he ine rd 118 No Jefferson haa be : | " o£ ‘ fr. ne i , ; : aes i. ; : ea 2 HWM Prankiin. tore ie 4 * bk hears pu eaiiinat Lote mar ' . ance ry oy] t eM EPEC a8 he wong . ' fea ‘ ' ‘ot, BP eta eee Gee “TORAGE cane roole alwre ae é enhae . “1 eee oe - ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ' . . ? ‘ ‘.*9 i " " JAS. M. CARPENTER & CO. = wT ey } ares | SER roo | . , | | cults: | 2 ; . | : les be de NING tr 2355 Ollve 811 Chestnut St. Fore or fuesisiet rena sedaet reat. | | ee eee paveae ot aroeet rtaled ht tof, Qevmdy Eoaed SRN 100 ae je oe ete Stt8 RU gale Pree ; " > ; ‘ ‘ . : ‘ ; ee - ‘ . . : ' ty ‘ ' ’* , ; . ‘ SS oe . . ‘ ‘ ’ , ‘ ® . DWELLINGS IBiOA Stigieton, & roo B ar 7 bo che ute my « v3 elite . . | he 7 - od Vecpin e ‘ = . — ’ é . . . ; , his @ . : , . " . s* t . : . —s " . } ‘ ° ? . ‘ : . +’ ati. A inioe ‘se #* : a. « ; . *. ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ : . 7s > . ‘ - " . ° ’ " ~~ j j i ie j ».% . “¢ , P ; . i , ’ ' ' ‘ ii’ tee . ’ . ‘ +’ o ‘ . . : " : ‘ : rent STORA GE. rie of Leas, 2) ‘wa te. . =, 4 a - ° ‘ . a“ ‘ ty] > i mE ' 7 : . i : ‘ 4 m " STP Aats i ‘ ean rew : ’ r.og hove ata atl ' , " ° ‘ aimee . , s7 *_? j 5. ii ; i ‘ ‘ a ot? *f = 14 " . lu o ') - .. r : ' » t4 ~ »* rank os ‘ * u s ; é é ' ‘ ? is at , : * ity - a S30 ee eee and inves! ta me woer leava . a Fak 1S WwW ;, : S, oe racting Se.aitea, ISOS CBbugteeu, ae F, PARKER REAL ESTATE CO.,| ici ar ane SE Me) ile! __i Werte w ee ee ee } Venderecter, ~ ° ° suo 7 in ieetat.. 7% | ar : rons . "Si>—For aele. eeventiom let ached anne: FARM WAN ret , ° hy, gare ) ae ; oj » f ey af , i*iephone Siduey 235 a 1861 MeNulty ba** ak - 617 clr Ida r STRELT i , ale te b vs aonoive ¢ poultry fario. k: at a bargaio Ad . te ae het Fos (OO, cheap . & : : . ; | ptosis “ie +? “n : 5 ton ‘ : ‘ ae ut . 7 a Ue iis. ' | | rf be q F d : a STORRS AND orrices 1M LN 3 house, barn, etc.: $175 cash. 8. H. Mortum | ¢ A __ 2 : LANGAN & TAYLOR 422 Olive pesscee M911G00 N. Sefeorece 4128 fbb av, B-raom : | . . an ; : a lefferege, =| 44: Sar, 6 dens. i 7 7 SS ager gg rr REAL ESTATE WANTED. NELIC HEALING, } meen Berm err Dat OLIVE STREET QBN, Was, oor.. 2h MAGN Vv FA “ Ktorége. ™ Ying, pacaiog ead eh pplog. ‘*“Phese 4 Fraukiin, gtere, Is mM , stor a. Bia . fg eet ee, ee ~ reokag, 8 hoc Smge mente Niet 6 ‘ i feshtent owner, terms. >. hi M0 henner’y ae. : ‘ : aeeeb Sol time Ad. \Y 41, Pewt-itlapatch Tiest SF WANTED fimetn thhadern } ' ’ Words a ‘ en: . ‘ . : : ' : J tone ly bre iu ' - 1172S Chonuteau larr ; 4. 3 i ‘ ¢ . iT? Tere 0 4 wo . i Ik we 4 2 : . ‘ a: ; r rad ¢ ‘ . ~ gaa Lafayette @f . 10 rooms, when WM CNive, lor - S823 as. -e FARM -For rent, 2D acres or lese gronnd; 4 feom et ami. i , veel al sali TA : = " cae ater wy he , on ' Teal bbELiTy I STUh ASE PACKING MOVING 0 Ee ved © roums, deiached. © only $18. LN. Gartriseun, > 2un7 Clark, ° brick house, big stable, fruit trees, good water oa t in 1 ts -” . : \' Mh ANNA t? ~~ fortes teller of | . | J e ease Welle Wade av. 4 rome; cellar; $10. S050" Barner at Howse WANTED Modern S reaom house, Aleit from $i ie Sot a ua» f t ; tas Weet, 26 Market «tf . ewtwhlished I) bib fo Ata —— Morgan > ' oa enle of trade, etock farm of 844}; Bi4*m): offer $1200 cash atid prewd Aerooin frame beach, Would j . te their a@iivantace Branch office, ‘hese 1 dha Maguire Keal Es: ate Co., WM. A. MEAGHER, FARM 100 acres in cultivation. Peari Halbert. house In part payment; 6tate exact loaleoo. respond with i Shevlon, Tacoma, Wasu., | Os8tL.D medium, Cele everyiuing; a6& you Be Phonce— teil, Mais site “and Mais S08, hus, aq Korth Right Suest. & « cermer Sth and Chestnut éte. Ad. B 41, Post-Dispatch. GUrand Hotel. hecketin s(amp. questionn. 810 N. 180), pear Franklia ar. © vas = . ~ " 4 7 - . i 5 ce . +. Ie Ges . “ ee nema me SR maa ence oo eS ao iia a_i alae ee =< * end Re, OF Pe aioe

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Se ” arta } : PIE EET re _ , ; ; . , Ea ae Tae - baal 2 ee eee eee POSEY, = ~ . EE Ne OE ER A gE TE — : . . 4 ? ‘ . , ee Ne ee ae a ee SUNDAY MORNING-—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. - ~ i { 14 Words or Lesa, 0 Cente. 14 Words or Less. 20 Centa. i a 4 hegira _— as — den and import- —- — ag that w en t? PERSON AL-~—Would lady who sat pext centieman A PUSINESS man fs freqnently Juiged by the I we , insurance ‘Racnel le 4 By a} with gliagees at Olympic Friday eveulng, In 7th + ped =o ~ & hin st ne aery. i a ba. all of them, wil! take qu: arte rs in the Ce n- . ‘ ‘ oD rain? 2 . > 3. sn ave Vo rinmtit woke ight wes vs, , Pest Ee aeag coats Vedio tiene * full couah. Thos td Smith & Co., 106 5. 7%! st. er eee ao Bui pi. - oa gg : nee pr Kils - aie Kinloch Al07y. ot Maes, cee oa ae nloch Ty TNION STOCK YARDS IN NORTH tule Real Patate Co. have been workin PERSONAI Mized Pickles: Was there Tunes lay, - AB agreed, letier received; Watch personals mak- ADVICE: FREE; DIVORCES A SPEC ree ve ie ST. L F ae eee this result, and last Were . RAL terms: quick, tia! i and Thursday 15 agencies signed : beens ing appolutment. a law office. ou Olive st., 2d Moor; opea eveuinge OUIS SOLD OR $360,000. ‘ ay lo agencie sig? 1 iae je PERKSONAL- Veet me nant the Cuve this afternoon frum 7 to 8 clock. : a Fes | hb i L L L, + An a i and on Friday placed them in the hands of Mr. Rule, so that the ce} ee | rroain 4 I . slue et ser ajivd we e : ‘ : — E rer se “us Se — Oveniag: Will wear blue Jersey 2 —- | ADNICE free by ahbie anu res;mnasibie iawrers — to a reed The agencies which hiuve eine! PERSONAL Will young indy whe noticed gent practice tn all eourts; divorces quest; os = . are Alessrs. George I>, «*u pen & dressed in black {n matinee Saturday, and later grily obtained at reasonable charges, comacges INSURANCE MEN MOVE APRIL i Blossom & Co., Peugnet & Hen mien thanked him for opening door at foot of stairs, | secured fur injuries ty persons oF prow cis: ite drey & Scott. Roeslein & Robyn, address, in confidence, K 46, Post Deis tra tk ‘h. lections tnade in ail pers a tue United Kreismann De afield & Sri PER i wh l lense call ne eeenaned 2S yee ye oe ony Case, Martin Collins, Son "RSONAT,—_Iaaiie Thomiler: yuu piea and bank references ~All urt Lesa! Agency, ‘ » so vg ° ; ~via . - ’ , at 2116 S Jefferson av.? V. 10 Holland Blig., 211 N. 7th st The New Site of Mary Institute—The oT am & Sons, aloses &. ies ley, & O -- . . » FE. ; Oo., JON? ; rippett, &§ PERSONAL—Mr. }b. of Voplar Bluff desires to A FREE cure for private treubies, aise! ETO. GLC. 5 Real Estate Men’s Banquet— G. Kennedy and G. 0. Kalb & Son * meet Miss M. whom he met at mask ball, ne either sex. TD. Medical Co.. 107 N. Oth et. represent perhaps 9% per cent of aj cordia Hilal] «lost wardroum check); please & es : a po“ ° ins . nm siakate | tanh Maneeetdin ec; in oneal meer week ad. A 46, Post Dispat “h. A VIGOR remedy makes thin, puie, Weak peor Agents Reports of Sales. St "Same companies waiech un serwrite - : . ales fat, rosy and strong cures nervous de bility “fr . ie, oo that NO matier whether Pion PERSONAT--If tr. J. Ww. Lang, forneriy of New longs life and increases enioyment, thet _ more sign or not, after the date name! Orleans, ‘e in St. Loule, would like his eager medicine $2. Medical (o., loT N. Yta st. on res e headquarters will be in the , . threat ye = . : . “e * , +, al > — entur Zz atch Bt. CO we . Pn wo | Al PRINTING Cheapest place In town, McGill The were rumors in Realty Row yes3- The ooo fend sat alilediaie daiin & Co. 1110 Pine at terday of a heavy deal in North St. Louis years —— April ki 2 d >» for VERSON AlN elce W Would be pleased to have - : herty ect LL ae a % “Le SS. 6S. **Rimok oy" Jad ‘ ond yeh "Tela i tive nirvs Propercy, and, si estigation disclosed the a yer ithe rs Vert to ay, your address; remember your old friend, . ate ' rate “! , ae bring this , a} t 0 Ad. X 12. Post-Dispatch teries of 1) > pages, fil) pm po MR? Feat tI Ul ime trunsaction of we new Mn ce up to abou Sat NM wa Valuable Pet nett ls, very i! . . NOSmEE , Veer _ 1 sed) til companies d ‘CUnvV a l thy PE KRSONAL pretty kirls want, to marry, be meets it: mated in pla: t snl acaaglt- 7 ee _— hates 'y the Merc: “6 1 floor and th us Sireet wing . ‘ , olly, brown eyes, goide ” e aS tes hieage, 1 ‘os real tate dep ‘ n whic sighth. eae . “ STATE Renderme brouette of 17, wortt$i000; | sss 2 OTe? | ee ee ne ike ends Which ie is a ee . stylish git } aft a ne le eves, bas BROIL F Uy seve: era on ’ mat. per vy Cc *). ‘ i P| s oT $35 roe the ® Lon Stock en a Be ’ t} vw ilk yy - it? ‘ tyrs , o .% “ +3 : : « ' ; tric? Prop riy has been ComMmmMmommyv Kiuildin Pa ‘ hn ‘ Ry a : uA AE age sand = ke a he leading stockholders _T .} ¢ ce te ? im tne full de scr pt.otis sealed for loc. lieart and iiaud, al pt allen! ds . omaticl Py , ealthi: P } Pde} ‘ | _ banie] C itlin. John ie © d lO Kansas City, Mo. . . ures: wrinkies fren: : . tpt Bei . eat " ; we . . William Maf- PERSONAL—allfornia ‘Waters of Life’ ts good Stamp for particulars — one _ re ae aly in, Charies Fursons, Chas. for you; have you beard or read of Jt? Wonderful Box 1492 EK, New rk. Seuddez vd de ho Hl osheets, cures: pampbliets free upon rrques Ruau, ieee " : . at ' Mop ri | mblaS .« ae on. secon ures; pamp f po . A. 5. BUST developed s! jos in ax Weeks; on | ni Ma Aen : 5 : 811 Pine et lute iy pert: « ine gnarnntres . nap | SlFeet, DY aint of Ten isremen ave- PERSONAL Will the colored woman who took tention of fatet given ty i Pee he Kk Pita * bere | ’ hi T! pers far washing frou at ne lac ust at pie ase £e nal her ad- largement ty ‘ ‘ *) 4 ] ; > ‘ ats i , at fd} ; le ) ‘ : : iT He dreas tu Wo, Whe Washington av., of eails ai atny> fur : ings, Omaha Are You Weak and Nervous? Have You Pains in Your Back, Rheumatism and Weak Kidneys? Here Is the Modern, Never-Failing Cure. bh th ht te i it i i iin ip i ini nin ni i i, in PR EPG Pag OME ar hb b+ + + + + + 4 A + 4A 4 An vivrvyrvrv? wv? al i i i i i PERSONAL —Sister Blondy Della: Walt till you | know; you can come then; write. Little Es | °K COT Shahi! ete cb A ata ee ty from the river Fhreagh i ee t ' ead PPRSONAL-—Superfluous bair:; write for free tn Viluable prescriptiuns: ¢ nent iy Veet og . + nae vit» tee Urine a formation how to remove halr permanentiy with- re 5» opelall | pert. 3 gyi A ' oR araggien vs ta ‘ X North out slightest Injury to 6kin: superior te electric 7 6 fae Teeminal needle. The Ourtits Ge, 455 47th st., Chicagse PERSONAL—FREE--Suecess tn life can only be ob- talned through Influence; will send atbeolutely free a 10))-page book which explains all the secrets Kunsas City, of hypnotiem, personal magnetism and magnet healing: tells how to cure diseases and Poe CENTR \i. 1 AM It! I YAAT babitsa, enables vou to win and held the love enmil to civil, « 1 ars « respect of others; anybody can learn ms } Aa. Sg " Gays: We guarantce anecess; write to-day, a . Now York’ Institute of Setence, Dept. 421 rE. Pe ae a a Barry Bidg., Rochester, N. becky = Sinaie’ aus tei: ; : re il we ft rn dy ‘ son 8 ; ‘ l PERSONAL Marry: eend Le for ments’ thee! matrt. mae “ey ¢ Pettit, od € en 3 . | — | ———- 7 } : epee sg het wi 5 r, ont mper, wealthy patrons, e shed le room, D. Crawferd a spilt es ; | soseph . if, and Mre. rake, 155 Washington st. | - eee oe i com latest — eiieeet SE Lacapremmmcentions aldin, William P. CAONSTVMPTIOON amt catartrt 1 ivf Mt, GAT re , Ybicago. “Muse 2° tundies noe: opie graranter - wa ee ann, A. Richardson se rumph of n lh > hyte, The banquet —- - t LADIES, your bust enlareed ata inches; failure Mmethel: no disappointment Sul pho-Chemics 7 Imposaibie; harinl oss S$li4) cash guarantee; — (o., Teallas, Vex. : ——» TAM), bh vote tt free. Leonard Medionue Co, Kansas City, nan. > cope ven a Pst P Sa nets re) uesany atternoon at . : * PID S ARROW: Sweet Oriental | /U iP... : . : Exchange to arrange the de —— a Bs io in vour reom; fragrance jatts fot heaurs,; , & in - — — I SIATRIMONY—Gentieman, aged 00, alone, owns gnits at in oma? ' ra coset. t country home, desires acquaintance of lady of | ont, at J. . Crane's 416-416 N. 4th at. Risin WW aoe to be gone , nS ‘ fest to Coult ry life; “e* vine ts ei? s ? ha leer adv! - “> * . = \tr. NI ale ta th tc eonfined | home with. i “y sore throat suitable age who D1) rey eres obtect matrimony. Sais Yora, Orittenden, yaore ~ With ; teh ; , ‘ to ebtain one ; from one with experieace, > h Mr. Joseph PP. W bvte presided ing last Week of the Re Estate — . - - --= eontideutial, Ad. . Post De'spat ATRIMONY A gentieman from Boston, vialting ea — , wy Lou's of (ten. wishes la ly acyualutance; ‘object, To1\ (rite FN and all law Pryde - nt ended | to Niessrs. ]” h ilibert & I. } ae Htho} ? matrimepy Ad MW 32. frost Lrispoat: wy neg lv end che ij) br an old lav yer 8821 Flor- modeling ar 1d dec orati ns their n- wean Mr. N. S. Wood wiil move 916.¢chestnut street on the 22d ins gran thing and no ove Trouble —Weak Bak ee ane eeare twats. au towas greatiy benefited. Thay. sansa y Me . . ul &e a, . ‘as I re ommend the elt ‘ ' , ’ . IAMIESN SNS WINTE. through 7, t z romern lass +’ ) ri) t } : aa ’ 1? Very “Y ] v) ») } . . 2 alles Gs ‘ ’ ’ ’ o " thod is I explain at length in my beauti'u PItast reat ie book, Which 1s free nv office I “offer a FREE TRIAL TREATMENT. iis treatment tree and positiv ely without expense to the patient, only because I know that a test of my method ‘il orate ye wii prove toat I have a knowledge .of electric treatment si uperior to that of anv other inman in the country 1 wish to NINIYE MATRIMONY A lady wonld like to meet . gen- WEA , : apeiiaicdiie * tleman: object, matrimony. Ad. O 44, Post- |] DR. ANNIE CPRESA receives confinements, 8% SSO ag : Dispate b. week; Infants adopted; lrregularitics treated. 137 > SSS SSS SEN ne pT Tg Clark av. - : Moffett & Franciscus. ONY—Young man refinemen n a _ om ee io Ts SoA ' MATRIM NY — Young, of a young lady or widow; | DR J. L. FITZPORTER, 1516 Chestnut et.; fe VAR Se AON SQkeS Moffett & Franciscus report object, matrimony. Ad }’ 46, Post- Dispati >. male chronic diseases a specially - ww years’ r- “SS ‘ SS SS . sold wWx117 fect on the east cide MATRID f 40 Id meet a avenue. 9 feet south of Hebert ATRIMONY- Kusiness tin © wou mee 7 “i |e ane , nmi Spnaieie isdu cash rom Walter Wickenden ee oond lady of refinement: odject, matri- DR VORT V ~~. Tlleetroneth., 3511 Pare: pe manert- : ANS eS SAS = SS RS 2 Bey ae will "toon rove . ~\ enc . 1d. R 48. Post-Dispateh. ly cures suffering women; three trials free; new ® SES Qy Rw} e Cm, I . : mony. ac. : methods. 3) RS RAS SMH two houses. 4 . ng widow, refined, with inde- | - —_—— Serer Tre : They also report renting as gond. pots: Wecwind - . SEES esaae will marry 6 retined elieriy gen- DR. EMMA TAERCH, 2300 8 °th et.: ladies > oes SN ’ Belt WEN 1 Rererates into the vody a current W lich can be telt hy the wearer, wiicih can be reenlated on the body, tleman with means; po agents. Ad. N 46, Pust- spectalist. Office, 2102 Market; hours, 2 to@ p. Mm. ; SSS a as Ss Henry Hiemenz, Jr. and which WILL NOT BURN N¢ sR BLISTER. i . ’ ' tee - ' ‘Y 4 ’ 1" Abe 2 . ’ . , bs Dispatch. eee: DR. LA. _ ALEN, " tale oe nk man cher beve Tri ’ ‘ ; . , P hb: ae n be oh --. . , a‘? raye* 7 ‘ . Se (2 ‘ ‘ io: : ® Ww o new _ iby é . *? : ike ; a ) x: nt Sesiggs atee ome tiikdinwton for Str. The urehaiser has Family anda Fireman Had a Narrow ly deatroved eats See ee! th gk . . . , . ‘ ; ' TT i . P. F. Grace & Sons. =_— — -—————————.. + —“~ we FIVE PASSENGERS INJURED. Street Cars in Collision at Ninth and Market Streets. ' kof Ht. The! ians now unde way for the improvemen avy s Tr ) ‘ 7) c a "4 f 9 *e ** Aliso. suld four steam heated flats on Ken- fra’ destroyed sbevarie to. . is flarnes . r to vielt the Grand Museur of An saga - _ . S, MATRIMONY Lh col temj yatta Bn wapely tnd Proadway Be eonsultatic , te " i ‘ ‘ . her s)e* 1? lin-Gall izher elt ort mn sei nue for Sitiam ishy ot 1? Aacertain tnane: iv ii standing of your ” hoon 6 io Statins «Tih ae, : we ‘ ro Worl are OW g vy Up, 1 «of we , eae “ss pies, SEED e “te “4 7¢ 2 J rit, ee Suturdayv i>} 1 te fire was eo fies ? ‘ ; en. admission: thissie'an always " ba?s sl Pp. und « tue . , nt ‘oninan ' > : ; ud ‘ a ‘ ‘> he ire Wa Pry pears im ; ‘ } intended: reasonalile; best ; ty ‘teetive: con- vA, . old rrigge faetory « Papin and Four- Stanford ITnvestmen ACoompany to a .. ; : cia ace in the J ad ” vtown etreet fidential. Ad. HB 4s, Vostin ten FACTAT, and general massage h Swed! . caent hi recta whicl emt evervbody won- | Grace. of the above firm. n ree t Mreman Mack asa ee ae c: a] mn yesterday morning, - 1”) nts: fur nilios nis .e \t! "arnet Steder pail n a ‘ ae os { . : Pim nh oll ont i, zen 205) GO " : TE Pe is, ' ’ I | ‘ ~~ oo rae ; a ty : , — " 7 = , oe 9 dus imMe PP Rial len, An- ao Injaany re it gl a fai: lv grovomt best: 3 art fire etyhe WIS ) |] from slumbe vv bhet | he ae fer he { et . ore MAT RiIMeNny —_ bs ry ts ; " Thy ‘evita § ‘ i I . ] ’ is -_ : ~is now im Sabet piles, - Grav Ler t re tlh (ad : : he omnes COD) . ahd. i at... cr i Pritate® TOP TI rear «cloor in time object, matrimony Ad, @) S54, Post-lhspateh eling et QDil Frankl'o av. is hat. ti - Urehasers, Whoever > seven-room house it c WiF by Teel, Fs She pe yve “May fram the ther marior hh, no Wea bit i) yee Prices “js The following per- rT + : , =— vo , PhieVv ia, ; ! @® a - . TD ti avertie, OP due ' rt? T th mir Pre] rhe’ { Pree 4) three ¢ pres mists wi - ¥ \ .- t's 7. h? br 7 : . MATRIMONY--A German-Awerican lady, 41, de- | LADIES-Tir, Anna Newland’s Regniator never eh: a | Saini ae te fe sere ae agi seadte be Cal. ¢uentor . v WF apr tke ok pas a} , a ee ae ON oe goalie a “Sed slight brulses: Matt Hermann, — acquaintance of tiermen or American man, faiis; try treatment free "HE S. [4th ef. gr ee ee ee, ii, 4 teh far state Ss 7 House W as = real " ; _ bin ilinereiz ‘ As Pues LG 1g tgdeond o chit, , , wanse M8 “SURtTL Wes ne Bipmnys ¢ oie oe t rroddwawv; Nathan DLigin, git eldéeriv, with a view te matr'mo:s; one that can]: _— agreed, boon VME Tle pela rreater stock yards fore nis «a prey Sie Gite ae wi ae wees - Oe, rpbesryy ah edge “t Seati pte . wa j aatr W iy ee : 1 adit ' al ae avs on, le) North Broadway; Z. pe vy de " rowel bowe: bY ngents or tritiers. Ad. 4 LADIFS Nis regu Ssae DOTOs fall: one comp.4 te sf “\ ha : : " mest I? mmbable Te=- P . ‘ [ ‘ i ; = tae i : = leekl tee ttre }] beers 1} J} } r _ ’ ‘ . P ° irk avenue, and John Cone ., Station F treattuent free, Mrs. bk. Starr. Stl] Frank is av | nuit, as the ysurds are still in use for re- aaty an . oe apa He “I ogitrwer ; Pe Maohev wW yy one of the . other Seienien neny, 1 Sinth streef, ’ ‘ } c ‘on sldence, un: bn ” = moins MATRIMO™ y Bright voung lady v ishes ax na int. LADIES in trouble wlll get regret calling on Mrs, ere at ; es ad : ; l new }e $a haoirne ve? ’ - ; ? Fe: | ; : . r "ea bend >| : Tar Py si ste ° iT] . 1} resident of the sehr, . yg : _ . cs ci ance of ceutioman of means; object, wmatr mony. llulie ahd ] Weert terms. 119% N, eth st meet . * fesouri -, ¢ nt ‘ es tlhe to a repre- } ny ‘ al ‘ ( . KR. \ : xander ci! > a 3 ‘ RI a at > ‘ yrt . . tative sf he Spy) ~—— ‘ 2 leery imvaer rick >i nee, old North ! 4 5 . i . i "ts UR »f 1 feet. “Ite ty o ¢ B¢ i 7 3 . % Weak, Wasting, Despondent, a A . R , t )aj te * . 2 A Ar, Dos jpateh oe. _ | LADIES tin trouble ca private home before anid Sunday Post-D'spatch | nine-room MATHIMONY Gent. 26, means $16.00), sceks the duriug coufnement. Mrs leyers, 2015 Wash et th wha he compiny bad sold was the] stead avenue,, \ anf ‘veat % ' acquaintanmee of sullal ea young Imays with means} LADIFS ‘n Aletress from delered menstruation fr th Pate ‘Tne companyv fslof the West I aunt “le ae ee a “ A. : .e ~hs a Ol je t. matrimony Ad. 31, Pout Dispute, guaranteed mositive relief par *y Mrene! Pres ip- oe ke? i et ay ; hon.:t« a f ir S150 &e) ment Tompany, : ‘ Maw?! oil, é eX.iLndGe?r ‘ve 2 é . , ¢ . e . v's, . s 4 s . ty MATRIMONY Two refined gentlemen would itke . : : - ’ ' ”» if | Y 2inp My pull itu “ai ‘on, rou...) i . o nN ’ ‘ ‘ to correspond with Indies under 30: object, mat- 1. losing 2 stainps. Mime. Guillaume, Gaivescon, | ¢) - oe ke mpany would probab.y aa vht-room yellow-brick residen ripony. Adiditess Dox 502, Sue City, do. vs. fe ta a . land aven ‘, with lot 2x : a Oralv raias a stior it 4240 MM: BUSES 4 question, Ww ‘. Harley for $30. 7, MATRIMONY --Widowe Well-known inteert y and Lat»: I 5. our wonth's regulators alse, ite if sure; tea (ack eacar ue. = “sf tele anal . : 7 honer, OS, craves congental wife to conple to love- "i 4 box 10¢, Jenkineg Specialty Co., Bridgeport, vi. ores —— ‘ . 5 ew comoany . ow house, lower flour ‘finis! ai . = éé 55 ly home. NI W tri c alumet av. é *h! cago, 1))]. ree ‘ : . “ ae 1 ste cle Val is com pany, eae ‘ow. «Mr. Mullen will improve Dissolves Stricture like snow beneath the sun, reduces ENLARGED PROSTATE, matin ty , , Sta. P., Philadelphia. | PERLE SOE Tis. ee at for business tae ject, Matrimony. Ad. R 30, Post-Dispatch. A. Price, 100 saiadeaies Many trada centers have moved in St this property ana use it fe eae an mii. cont missions " ; omg ainie I positively guarantee my Extract of | Louis in times past. The shopping district] poses. The estate of Williain ©. Wilson racts and strengthens the Seminal Ducts, stopping drains and ¢ - MATRIMONY Wanted, Indy not over 25, with Cacti; relleves the longest and most obstinate las shifted about and the wholesale boot] was represented by FH. Bn - h mw «a? sisi tes , , a - “2 ae »! v ‘ Tw rere thon? pal . — obievee — “Se - — ‘ + oe - j ~T} ' tha a eer or eee | Sale of Selaved monthly perlade without palin ot | and shoe, the dry goods, the drug and other) They also sold in tne ee ard HO DRUGS TO RUIN THE STOMACH, BUT A DIRECT, LOCAL AND POSITIVE APPLICATION TO THE ENTIRE URETHRAL TRACT. = ‘rean ines have moved their locations, | neighborhood of Union boulevard a 5 Discovered by the Chemist Fabrion, it quickly interested the great Scientiet vGit; can nvesttcnte to Four satisfaction; @ause, danger in two to five days; pr : ant limes . ee wite, Ad. K 26, Post-Dispatch. «i _N. Perkins, 404 Husted Blig., Kansas City, Kan. hese have all occurred so graduaily, | of ground for $15.82 #9 a o page en “s MATRIMONY—Young) gentieman, PON ' MIDWIF R—Recelves during confinement; bome] T rmng years te accomplish. Up to this] Calawell of New Y ork Shag 4 " dian nf Physician, Erdmenp, who developed it and proclaimed that marvelous action 26, strictly bonest and sober, can furnish heat of found for inf.; ladies in trouble call. 240 S. Oth. : ) the on! ly sudden change a + Ble a of which cannot ag? peony pista. oie as ea Ailments which electrificd the world. -} curred in St. Louls was when tne 1olesale but wi age kn pipigg oe ans smounting to about 3 t enormous expensa DR. C.J]. CARTER owtstripped all competitors and secured They so m Is THE WONDER OF THE CENTUBY. csteleaias contrelen the Weslern ontinent Jer THE ST. JANES ASSOCIA TION. references as to character, ‘would like to form | YRS DRO CALLANAN treate all dis. and trregu. -: = 2 —— It te prepared In the form of Crayons or Pencils, smooth and Sexzibdle, and t | | : we ne. desires huxband honest, capable } . : Danas who : P a -Fagee 7 sa nano - . As=. Dy fle § ] ae ntlemen. Was re- et ener eer wT. ; ~ Vv ane ou : Say a temperature below zero, to extingul 4 Two street cars were wrecked and flve CS deat ee, a. gyno ete Bane or gg 4 ws — _ larities successfully; lowest terms. 2325 Market. | ~~~ ES $25,000. Dispateh. ; ' MRS. BRIDGES, 1204 Chouteau av., ladies’ doe. PERSONAL SUNDRIES. aE” . : . re, ~- o ® é } - —_— . tor: no medicine Kinioveh C 7iT; eall or write 14 Words oT Less. 20 Cents. F. E. Niesen, , GRAN SOLVENT IS NOT A LIQUID. 60° wvarrow as to pass the closest Siricture. ; F ee rie sa : te > eee ORES "iacs sports the sale a wWRS. LT. HOTSON, ladier’ private home during] —_—)]_®®®”””" ry F. BE. Niesen ref SS teen na : ADOPTION. confinement: n! lhaolute pr ote tt yn and wal, ty n &- S on the OES: n _— elt, a! focues a hk, re ‘ P im ~~ ; 9 ' ° ' > We _ 4 4 et \ . Reducing Fulargement and contracting the Seminal Fisce- MiSs DR HOGAN rece\lvyes hefore and au aiartheast corner : ck store andl two OLD DR. WARD. 16483 Waehtngton av lady or latory Ducts, ferewer stopping drains and emissious, curin “Pai beg geut iu trouble from ent cause, call er write; 3u ANIMALS. years eajperiehce, guatantee results. We mannfacture shoer to ft any foot at one half cO, 37 LiInecotn avenue an ss ven-room BLADDER’, , 14 Words or I . *) Cent — iia xe the «ost than if done the oild-f shi. ned way. Ke- “a . house 2 2 ieee | lot SXTbo frien Re vert 2s) oe = while you sleep, without paio OF incouvenicn ex. Dect (relarsed and hms) and Urethral Canal erations ima this disease are omly temporary and no mex haal- si boa WANTED iow, strong dk 6 to draw y | WANTED The eervices of a private detectite et ’ ’ sla ‘ ' ats a . s“ete* a _ Ty © > tchin ‘ ’ : . e\ ; 2a" » >, si 7 Py . wegron. Ai Yy tv thafles Scho! c. ata « ry aq Estas of or eale, eces® for Aa 4 froin = ‘ t tak part the cee ra o % ‘ erthA Crayon oy postlion lo dissolve. The oal device yet discovered bes cured a single case Gren Solvent heais the Prostate and restores healthy circulation, . Ad. K 86, Post-Dispatch AN’ ty ' hern and Bar Plymouth Roe ih @ + Mav A.imiral blrewev Is ; DOU WANTED —For Carb; tit — —_ A hite aorhes i ‘ thou MWe, @ mex SIAY, ie! Aamifai ‘ ©’ red Cravon ts insevted anio the Canal at might : : ist be a gu OLD DK. BELI, OWTTON ROOT getting. S247 Anapp st ule As the Jtuse ; : : ~ " ° state price, Ad. K ST, Pat Diez «« . xl retter, LADIES Pils, ibe HI ody Safe, BEILIA- a . ar pane Detchion a ; pm ‘aunts the wmAicrre wu dtcsolves, atfiving GRAN-SOLVENT Varicocele disappears and the sluggish accumulation is re ur aie, > ‘ a 4 te mT oe : ‘ EGUS tm als full strengih locally and direchy. pieced by pure, Bealthy, red blood. PEKRETS, Sone one = monks f suereta, Ueda lara pi Bet other. ao Bs. ag for particu- teed and bul Pismoeth Rocks, hrowa aad tuft ; rated * ‘Dae’ ‘ast year, they ° bse J. “Weht hi a, 1% s - so our tae . Pekin cack, Tenlouse geese: visitors i | a promir Abbie TOU Oe £: Oth ot. — eae Geo. Uthoff, 480 Kinper Park hem when the Acmiral comes t tows Dr. Carter’s WVonderful Worlc ~ iam “7% Gh er ivrdly Write for Dr. Carter’s Wondcerfnl Illustrated Work, showing the parts of the human system - ee ijrand ay. cae * Re Ser eet on a A ee ee eet Hianley'a courtroom last MEROR CURE Mer salt, ebultee Gangs coe RUPTUR = eo ae iis ash | dieettaaiou cave thee wilt hate aie aes or ane at a. | MPug stores r Wrancotte eggs ‘ lmpeiman, 2522. ine all carefully: riled and uniformed involved in urethral ailments, which we Will send securely wrapped in plain pac RP RR ap TUR 4 agg P “ & re . ~ ~

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ee ee ee eae ee Se ee a ee ae —" > mew a Ee _ "= QR etl aint wre TO ary a - : = Te as ae Oe PP 2 a ye rer Oe or eee , » » —_— = yr Qenay SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. -STATE NATIONAL BANK. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $2,527,047.13. OFFICERS: el i at a ie ) a i en ll a tl A AE hn i a | The Third National Bank Se eee _— — — _ _—_— ——— — - a —— — = ————_— - -—_ - - —— = ——_—_— DEPARTMENT IS TOO SMALL.’ BANK STATEMENT DISCOUNTED. — eee eee ~ en — | He Illustrates His Annual Estimates ! General Ton3 of the Market Firm Be. | &>: C. HH. HUTTIG,. President G. W. GALBREATIT, Cashier W. B. WELLS, Vice-President J. R. COOKE, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS GEO. T. CRAM J. B. CASE JOHN N. DRUMMON JOHN S. DUNITAM H. F. KNIGHT J. B. M. KEHLOR EDWARD S. ORR G. W. GALBREATH THOS. WRIGHT Cc; i MUETIG W. B. WELLS Condensed Statement of Condition, from report made to the Comptroffer cf Currency, February 13:f, 1700 winet wv! RESOURCES LIABILITIES ) I.oans and Discounts, . . . . $6,376,4190.52 Camitel SGC, 6 oc lw le 8! SUC Xe , = . » i . $36,090.00 ‘ . J x K I". S. Bonds and Premiums, . . = 1,570,090.0 Surplus and Undivided Piofits . 296,287.64 ? Other Stocks and Bonds, .. . 676,964.59 3 (? Banking HI suse, . . . . . 200, 000.00 C irculation, . : . > > -* Ke 3 550 CO ( wre iT > | : ‘ % ; . ‘ vid @nnual estimate to Comptroller Stu Mleentered almest wholly in. the week’ Accepts accounts of corporations, firms and individ- Buy July Wheat St. Lonis, . . . » . oi be oe ; = Pees ar *,9r . , ’ for appropriations deemed me ae y PVE Tstatement of the Clearing House banks, 1 ; 7 b I a July Wheat C! 1icAgo the Fire Department for the fleeal your puHlioc eontinued (io held aloof from tials, and pays interest monthly on daily alances. This ene aut to pay handsome profit, WD viet). Iti a? ine ? at { beans ‘ve cr ‘ ‘ Selicied. Ninth and Buchanan streets, Ninth and | baak return which had been clearly fore- A “ut f wills, administrator, guardian, cw / ———J Soulard strecte. Thirteenth and Liteas aver] suadowed by tae record of sto-treasury cts as executor 0 3; am ’ 4 ’ £ Nues and Grand and St. Louts avenues, He Operateons iso asks for an aprirepriuation for tue re ee ee | __rator a and _r recciver, eoustruction of Kun te tlouse No. 6 Phe decvease in the ceusir account of th ith fart pttpratn? cot] wants eon‘ormed ver con’ gin GCKS AND BONDS. 4 ’ Pp 4 =a’ ~ait | Pe i tcrnis @ 7 sie , Bwingles pn u Bae peat ayy uae mary cstimates and the loan erXPratisson oa. MADE in the las st two weeks of January. Tion in whic h the pre Ie poart@met t is priggeea ery , * ' ‘ ‘ B b d id k. d a gar SOW ls THE TIV > ‘| WV sayiet t hie ye pile Lio =o i!’ Ww atl re | wer ‘ - a*] of a Thee Bre it = ea oi .> . sae View oug f 4un so for Cas or carrie oO = 77 vest ape ] make money. ; ~ ‘ Pros ~ ° _ . | 1 it’ . le*} le ss ‘ tis oe 1) | =e ; ee © xed ee ee. Oe eee Feet ure fur a re tenide Foe eke fle bam peat Also Futures in Cotton, gis. Weare cennected by SPECIAL LEASED een BS IL MARKET NOW ON, eraay eyverminis th pa ati eo —se oS —_ a ee ; ve - ip ange ee mnontwo sto . At the outset in his report to the Comp- | ei tie business word. Crain and Provisions WIRES with the various Exchaages. ao 3 tte die nome that will ad- . ’ ’ — *t ele ‘; aa trolier he says: j Pike Weekly trad reve ws Suilseuentiy tiie WRITE AT “ONC E for lette ov “in my annual reports 1 have repeatedly | Wicaces the widespread activity in ousiness _CAYLORD, BLESSINC & a 307 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. | Gei't wale tous wale ne — recommended that money be appropriated Hi at nes a0 a hints aevei. SBUrprise is fev ee : . for gocls lit enal computes "j hhee Tiere | of =u } crt ‘all Mhehe \ strotaed PeaNVe eamarinihdecud G1 ROSS & COMPANY, na! ‘1s rt rit and Ww : Contin | TWwe enxine CoOMmMpuatiles nnd one Aeose con. pitessure Upraor the banks il thre Presse it —- — — = -—_—-—_- s Pany, to the scene of the fire, thereby en- | Tate for credits, that enecroacnuments ugon 5 | | . WHAT THE NINE-CENT PRICE qgqdanger. ne the whole citv for eight hours po FP SuUrp.Uus TeservVes MUSt Der Papi TT. Samuse by other fires, The entire cite |) General.y speaking, the tone of the stock LOCAL GRAIN MAREETS PRAC 409 OLIVE STREET, Was without prere ction quving tht time, | Mia eee Pht Deere mh lirm this Wee k, but duli, CALLY AT A STANDSTILL MEANS TO THE SOUTH. it being: lie’ eseurs fo ill al) avail ible yi} i- tile AVeCTAKRY hay = busiNvces tallng CONS Stock and Bond Broker Dealer Paratus for the contro, of the fire which erubiy below half a millfon snares, Aw- ‘ ° bad as UulTtie ] Stuartilny proportion Wihien Vaneos have leon made ima oreanthe . 2 de-=ul- in Local Securities. the first relay of eompanies ha arrived, | tory fashion, how here and then there but T hy nd inereased Avanee fr t- ' ae _* an | . ; ' ss cs Same J ettocally e neavy az imecrea:s advance in cot But had my recommendations of former; One® Made they yielded Very grudgingly The grain markets were practicats a . — wine 1 host two weeks hes produce Years received the recognition they were! in splile of the dullness It became prom) t-] etandstill all the week. lf anything, the . or ph lr ot. a ae oo nem sho the Sout u ome seidilinieiineidheetaiticne dk sik lle , ] , TT ; , ‘ Sack it? re dis ida OD asi ll os 4 “uu r§Ace eOUVUL, sa” entitled to. there would have been four or {| i¥ Mmanifes on Teusday., when the week hears had a little the best of the argue | quay rh Ve 4 ; NOE Y five companies besides those mentioned }epened after Monday's holiday, that the |" " O : ee hiefe in their eee ay ny Hfted nufactur Se . i an Jett te guard the «tty. pprevieus Week's burden of realizing sales | Ment, the fluctuations being chiefly In thes Moriguges have been 4h rs man pe me - a ? “ sii . ; : . : »m lla eR “4 i} s ’ of Litit Mt nm-eiyv “? .d314i.. te , ahiivi After stating that he desires to go on] Wats no leor eer press ng on the market, faver, The bulls, aithough © istonally py hp ei oe i olaeniers every wi cn aie exX- 304 N. FOURTH STREET. fe Stina ee Bealinst Inaaiicient fire oer ; market the bears started to biel l bv news tems, Were as @ Bil.e Uli- i } “a ‘ [ pre ’ Desiers {nm municipal bonds All loval bond Nehting fac: : these and eiting the Broadway | Cover ine iv lort contracts after the Lank Sate ; ‘ “Ne gatas Pe or digi As, si the a. irecsinbais 5 vunus. ' C ca ; , ee eee ogy aa Cy nate topnace dk: im attuek the market feorousiy Nite-eweat colion—Wiich is low a really Q@nd Kiocas. and Frankiin tire as an ill istration of the ite me and worked a sharp rally. Some] WiJing ty attack the Markes agit tog Tr been unku since’ tise eivil war, atid Send for list of secutilles for aale adanger tow hi. pthe city muy be confronted, |! Ks Wi re attacked anew in the final | fecling that the futures had about reacnea [°™ se hae i Tose bat T) 8a m peg fy ‘ee! .: ern Meney to lean on approved collaterals Chief Swinslery save: aealinge. making the close irregular, but} eos qoures. | br ot the staple, -t > resiizes that : * . ‘ ° - " iim I, it ' sead ‘ lamnet an a@iarmist, as Tam only re-] the #&: neral jist was firm ai the rally. The ; 1 1 of interst. be 13 mertiy will ! fort ie ff ‘ i . : y ‘ , . ‘ ‘fp Yer le ) ai Pa lthominve ‘ ee ad sat'aae 4 ‘ ae ’ i lating whit ; ;= hoary ned. anil, While 1 if iyeeuats fevdtael Pa Like Nlail Vulhner ible to f Bf. Murke* Ss abroad nave Cet VY ro oe" isc - i ¥ % hind “ a . Hire erage o bi : | ' i hairy (wo . o. @ tea ae ss ess 5) Tesults Were disastrous, they otplel he ther attack | nd husl seedy ie Sllceess With ing responsible for opening ’ rices Im ale- p ss pry saat ah en 2. nie " tural hag vie ae Peaivey Ce isk. . ‘ lind i been more so, The time is ripe to Thicke ] counpede Ss Gras, but Third Avenue offered | must sal CASES, Laverpool and Teomudon , 7 a a : he rat chy a a nie or ig a i t Bratt. con ie A by Necessary ienproevemerts in this de part Some resistance. Wore quiet and followed the course ut aa Vago Aare tae oft ft rs at Liverpool and ; : I =. oye ed ' mm Mient Ir shouhd bave. at least, WW or A large selling a was detected tntitrade on this side very close!s Paris ana BS ipi.etit in! , \\ : ‘ s sd wig ag nin Jaclis roeeompun ow,” j down Its, Cauisilg Sy mend ithetic declines tn ecuused few advahiocs j Aomarnecs Were l evorlny n ris >) 7 Vel eet OR | vs ‘ ; } m4 rom sie Anticipating the reply which his report), 4 numiucr of the other metal stocks ede} responibier for buictsl rey) repe ‘ Par ee st . IAN] ANID T mM = wav rm are Vs lig sane | ; ra. Sis oe] pre fer re ] fel] adi ‘ xftre mic: $A Niu- trie SS ia Lre's e;pating ir? ne ] o Tt» ti ‘ i’ | We : ‘ . . ‘ = : . pe , \ rs i} t ( ] \ s 4 5 ’ : ~ 9% canis *, : . : . ° : . ' ‘ ‘ i siedervy tity a ’ ‘ ¢ i aut . = MieO eceeseese ‘ it? om nt || w 1} . weothe eit bh is not ace Traneyv tional] > oe Pavile 1, but dreoprprerdd analy te ini ‘ rary froi Yyead \\ tfner, At Lile: qjied ter bye We t.-kr wh Ni, “A York dei te 1 bw ] gre nee Bs Sea RG Is Tu To POP erv dete for these Improvements, — Lohiseve the lowest, and American Hoop fell SUd-fof the Weck the tone «fl ese MesraKe ebuangee ! dd received by Benaett Wass- | B* ee ee eee tHe = Die wri that 1 yy). gitie | 7a" | : Lil? 4 p.e*t) sa}'- dently Ht ‘ xtre [lle ] ‘4 in tile final ait alir vs. ™ ai ~ ehal i. t { rida ; lt I qT | ‘ ot j - ‘ tt) & i ; 7 hy ‘ \ “ ive '\ ‘ a \ ! i! Sa eo eS ST 4 } piving for more cormypuaties Stil, moms | The developments in the money situation preved Weather conciuens, EE ork. Feb ; i} f aT af the | heer NACIOR RE ciacae - oupbieberen Si) mahi aun } has been taken from the apore-? May aecount for the Weakness in the fron As far as statistics are concerned, the | eyiy i : t th peat Week ave ered) ri " , "" | riatioms «oy this cle puttimens form tla borne thet Mauss, ae thie y ATS still Jimrkke i] peer Dpeaurs Were the ftaveorices, Fy mary prot’ | “A tl s 1 remiars t activa > ” ce ue Tne ; aad ott af sadeeat lhe aleyp iyi ype hil "Tin Ye os Deol Rites with ‘list yur by bank: I's and Meney le nd- bisa i . | ‘ = ¥ eve? ie ler a} Wicir- ey - (ser DerePeeGe a ag’ ee eee yew hin e 4 Tiite mm. ine tl l i i r ] 2 } i\ Ti} Ved l}t» jike ai net allie ae P : a i ‘Pi ssadt? ah ' ' T« ‘* 13] ile ‘Ts as ‘andl, ri . ’ , vc «of 1; *,. lie , . Intert bi ithaca S@G@eees 2220680 608086668 = 6 ] ~ person: 0 ae i a a Te . i" bg a q mck patcep. Ket received 2 6 on, Peers Olesen ~peome down Tike @ stich BNE ViCG-VOTOR, BRE EP PeMetaw .oic | ccc cdi hcckccace®: nm Tis) cl Spall Sa dead septa + will aaa 2: . Clpaluiy of corn, For none of the cereals [t, would be quite reasonable to look for a re- Ppaey 2 sen) iw) he my oe ee added on Fat I hia doers 1} t+) Gossip in “The Street. ’ Wis there miu h a: mean l’oreigzners Mietele } rie ti in t hye e proces {f{rnas f r silne tire I ‘ ae ean * Creer eee te atin . , . 4 i : | } . " . . rt - a : . Py, ale P _ ‘ or sn pMicia: Stacie ti cea St ~ ean 0 re a ge a) ORR ght arch a es ae — —_ give a ‘s emai ¢ ’ ‘ - i] a Ag . ‘ The annual siatement to be issued to the] teW puPellases an . aes SES ESE x1 (comm Uses ‘ bperee 2 sed with | Me s Tos ! , ity : atc. i? gon fs - ‘ Carniat eivt® | eet stack! olders of thie: Ame rican I inseed o) i bought sparingly, raqi Pi perate fpully Mi oy ers on } wth Sici : of hie na i , Xe Na , | ke c% 7 hay A , we Protectan they apr entij.eu to Witla the (" : ‘ “ ; en ' on M see BEY pinta age he W l street a Northewes a3 Libs oor iti impPPerapria on or t he ' * fate z es . ‘ i : . in P i\ n aT real ity 1 ti] : j , nile " _ Wing \ ~ Bi ey ct ee: ee Oe ’ “Tr - . ‘ - alanis . CXS LOVE’, lhe feurplus will aporoX:mate— et ley C is i > bch p’.t L s crf bead Ii¢ 4 Picts e 1) Sle.its.: 3 ee! stip. nas mn > baie eooneersct i. noof engine ho Use No. 6 Mele is ctated on good authority Nearly $2,-;¢recked by the tare \igentine shipment } Cond sare favorable for manipulation, 7 © me . Ae ag ae s house fs in Kuch a nlitio t) OOO and the statement will gererally show | @ta & SMaaiel decreas in the visible thun [ more so han for a l ” tim ; ay Tried X i. @tid tab inte. (at a ee be word , f —— ise ‘hae h * Trike ’ w aay ; hy, rs Dhie re i354 ries of the Ainertcan Sugar Co. Weer kK sie ferme HTita y +.) we bet rhe as la> L ve 4,7 ] ive Vt ) i hes re .. i evs Lae © “a ar ‘ , , ” ‘ tj as ' ry i . : - . : all new hd no tt fa 4 as “ghee : + + Will reopen Monday morning Exports of corn for the past week, 3,00 ind has sown te ti ; pos Femeaat Watine. & i ie 7. , hed ; : ; VP, . ~ i \" ‘ » s i- . mp - a eto . ’ . ‘ a bushels, ara ' t 3 WAN Ppt he s Hel fiat i! { a m . ! *. # ee L Mise Tag er PP ge t 6% , $44 sa . A oe ae , q ‘ ” , com unfavorable, are in cireuiation ‘eprardiix Wooutk ln fore ei lta Lon S4o bushe!s le: t i Ulbiee agele blk | ? pow . Ww ik Aut é \ - iva phe. pany. ln making this request he cites the "r) PreK » TF ] : “Fy at re eit ie je f ea I cae Cte oe ore Ne Reed ‘ fact that the fireman {i i oe Bt Third Avenue, but the present operation | yc" Citate Wie adage yinnlipelags tore: ‘ion 3 atin at & Poopie @ ' is t | : Teme tt ya oie renin Ss new on dirty ~ { , *k ; ‘Ss ar lero? thea outlook there fe Ss ot Le aban ricot ul aru P OVeEer , " of $§ per cent cumulative preferred stock, | port demand no great changes can be ef- | Mhood Of a Superkititin ens octige. The lftades \ 8! 1 : 7 oe and payment of 34 per cent accumu ated | fected, Oe ee eee eae cantthan ak Caen: ate oO | +5 Pr lividends The plan will be submitted to (orn, a few davs age so strong. ts ay present Og apn Phage p i or "at the >. Boule ¢ gis , re 7 It Will Be Held al US Fourteerth the stockholders at the annual meeting, blittl wenuk new, Put with our stocks’ on TPT! prog AEN. coals dias ; Kp cted oe we 9 ai aati : 11S ye) March 14 Leftwh h&A Piehey:. the decrense, with fore’ gn buyers, i ought | ene May Come s acs Bhaa te St. Tenis & M Riy : on OTS 11% Street Theater Next Thursday FE dal w York —-Steamer 5 aero sailing for|to be firta agsein. Tae is too small a pens Re Tay @- os ys Incommea .. “ ra" “UPope Saturday, vo out 625,000 ounces | quantity «of this) eerec] im store to keep SECURITIES, Sint! ! ‘ ch avesokee PIs o . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . i ° ’ and Friday. of siiver. prices down ST. LOUIS : hee SD LDLD Ce f rye @ Y er 1} tis ; “ Bis. oR. FUTURE PRICES. Gjiavlor’?, Bilessty A&A ¢ furnish the following Popes. pn } “hh rita. pp Tend ler? A convention of the Missouri postmasters OFFICE VEN S WHIST TOURNEY. | oh sing Highest Fak ¢ qd"). ing ‘] tntiots Ou s a 2 a traded in in sx! Teruis: oe M Jip ' > © 3 che 4 , ll be held at the Fourteenth Street Thea- 1 Peb. 100 (Last week Last week Last week MISC BB DaAt Nee OS. nl . Sots +65 GP 8S Os Pre - 7h . eee Ks ei . Alton Itridge ; . eee 4s? a) que ' a . . . "e ’ ter Thursday and Friday of this werk, | Record of the Score Mode at Thursday WHEAT otsiinnn Lineed 4M com..ss 14 ii ‘ : we oF LU, > ‘. " . ‘ . . . , a se 00Gg } Te ete ~ rite itr: cn | bs ' a? 4 ‘ ." ; Pane programme, which has just been com- Evening’s Game. May . 7O™@7I on renee ae, Mies ce 1 om tn ‘ oC ' : 114 1 pieted, Is as follows: At the Office Men's Club Whist Tourna- , 2S - OoSeestoh ee Chis SSeS! 4 “ . rar ts - ves ir Cae. Ca kane la Ma uh Css ’ sentoamd * a o ee een. oy 8. my ment, played last Thursday evening, the CORN + 7 | p! ; dng ou rt vedas 14") lass i wale e Lowe ; inf we Chairman, bk. W, Baum hell, postmaster { nlowdng score Was made: Mor Sita R4%. ‘ : j richer “8 ] A 4 CW. ce sec eeeeerre a ' I yer ‘ Of St. Louls; temporary aecretary, Edgar M. Rowe, NORTH AND SOUT. July oN 4 gh ob Poa Cored Gaastight ¢ —_ a’ Bae. a : Postmaster of Charleston raver, Rew, Wo OW Names of Dairs Pius. Minus : OATS e : i ding : i "0 ( ; ) es : N y : ) : erier rere at @ om 4 : { | — « ‘ mike . . ' ~ owe ll, Compton Lill Congregational (‘hureh en ae % pape 4 . 4 7 sn tery Kt bey r r, ‘ '’, 4 i Greeting, ayer Ziegenhboin, “Business and the | Phelps. ated Lefebre 2... cece cc cece ees ma "| freon. wt thin ali rte } ¢ I . “ i ; hh eneetere - n o Po Wrilstidge, prestdent ae Ps (ST . eo ecbecccocee » sa di ‘ an ‘ ’ gy. OP te Win “ ’ susipewe Men's League Appoittwment of comimiltecs i [EM «ice 6 coc Meseceeesceoce se > , 4 dated } ‘ ls ©. Gi l a bd { ' Pr rement kekstromer and Ma sselman Petwesedectecc 1 ae Chicago Grain Letter. } bard tae tha bee apd fetuwer ltsitheas Adtourntment, ‘ LAST AND WEST. ;srocks im wood supp! ; if meet in their hone ly , } «ar, et 4 bens }a7 ‘ a a I Ty ANTD OAT oops Gay; t ety. os Morning Session, 10 a TT _N ities of DPaits Pius. Minus. ports, eliher on passage or within short Bc innlen I. ia 1 ty. tne Jims 4 ‘ 4 ‘ 11% , PS heen Vontury of the Postal Service in the United | Gerden and Mu DE S66 Ree dbecécoce 2 ealk so that temporary diminu? “per eS oA i] bes Cc came Euleehet ¢ | mty. Op We Pred ap ob O3rc. ik. cies ‘ ates, Hon. Nathan Piank “Improvements of | Taites and Daler... cc cece wees en cenes 4d , “i my Rage S J eshng? ahd I te Gas Los us Ie a } ~ l’osta) Bers lav in \f baa vary: ** sd pe Hastou hea ly VI ’ mid ll Ti PS 6 | if aad 24> ey is ; 7 .t? i’ ’ feared it i ie } =: mr { , =! Phomas S Kelly, postmaster of Novotna 3 . ee ‘>, 'erXpert demand is Hat and this will . Oy ‘ eo eo ' ' +: . . . ae © jae 3 r « Niue! in ete th aie want Bes eSeeeeseeoeseeoeosess a - - : pe Fae ° : P ‘ | s fone I " } a > | leisy lise ' p , Aftertoun Barn liont, y 4 ‘ | Pa ‘Rural ire e ar Le Waatt mtd Sullivan evr eew eee eeaeeeeeeee e* | 4aTD " ! eo . ‘ , is W ci ! , rr whee ¢ ' ‘ \ bi. ; r i iif a a? ¥% . " 114 } . . we ero ed ey» . on faker ear ar Bnd stems m Laderer, [reo ( (ninster " mt ant) Lb ket EE Da a ae 1 , ' + ; bead Pay “yy « the A Leech y on } eit m ‘ imi} ~ | \! im’ | ‘ ae Bat 4 migag lim? Wet eit ; ; ‘ee? . PARR Kpht Loti: ‘ . ee rable Changes in the pres frown ane oo) re - Bi US present J ‘ Mie CMev may be Wal | vy s’ Bridke Ve lian. way Tio lic ‘ir oh ‘ > eut Peostal Mates, Dime them leet re} | lew J tent on, lDownman and Sublette So SS 4 M ; rsiinte i by t hoe eondition of Our awn earn’ . | \ . bir avs iz nal ji “ ' MI ‘ 1 7 } — of Spriugtiell Petitions and tieme + is and Reis Ecce se adalah - 2) fnancially and the world agriculturaliv if} storing tssu 11 1ie Kane - Tes ( , + ‘ Sinsty and Spedding ....... eceseseses ° OG so ems at pr nt to be in me loe stiz o. tM pi Vatles Trans. Co... ee line a ' " ee _ . ‘ ** ‘ st ft . hee @ ; ‘ 1 ¢) } ‘ . ‘ ‘ J P , 4 4 l ostma ter Baumboff wiil establish a . ive ioudlug pairs iru advices or « h maed cond 7 3 to favo \f ~ i 4 4*> end AS 7 «kD t sh POsOTice ut the theater to show the visit- tes and W Hittier . 2.66 Co eee eer ereeeerees 33.8 holders to maintain present level Kyerv i M - k Yard Ist mortgage. . 100 lel . ’ \ i ’ ors tiie work tniss of a lure office Hpe- Ve rh cin] ES pees 2 © dav brines us nearer to M iv and liqu : = | NJj. i bile } l 2 ou mits it « 1! a é"e ‘ ; 1 claliat« will lee ‘oni hand {rs mn the ‘arr te I if si and Nu | tert eee LRELLeLELEeLuELtTrLe 2] Ss ton - 1 o . on on her hicstinen py ie wren ' j r ae? 117 l ‘ 1 Y i A* 4 ’ ‘ py 40) Toney order and re gisiry departm i ee ee Cet ec ehouseceesescececects RR os eet : Mud bit a 5g grin "oo © Miguanet.} aon ble tri eommon.... IS ep the bureau of Jnfo jor Aprtghpndeily nts and EE EEE EES a ae os o , Marne t is likely to turn if Inte a Wed | Sf‘securi ice m bloiect! oft ‘ . oe ee ’ ° : Quesilons which n 4 = ation to answer all “lone, Mareh and April may hoid tn store | Minehurt.Milaam Biectric & fp gold. aa 17 Bethel Work Among Rivermen., tipeete ay Be asked : for us sufficient tn the way of crop dutm- | vy, t fotrrseed ani g. Op ‘*) 1d T novement for the full estar] ——— ae Benefit of St. Philips Mission. . tn chaliee thie eenect. het ey és or so In Memor f Miss W age to change this asy , a National Steck Yards ¢ 5 oT ment of bret york . hing = illard. An iNustrated lecture on “Paris and the}. Corn shows continued activity, There | scuuitz Belling to Po = trict. has t ry ' The &. louis W. CC. T. UL will tx Exposftion of 190, and Yellowstone Park’ | bas been heavy realizing on the advan p Sttuimeus Uoared © pid 1a? 14S “tir tT { { tis wold a * re , ore) on x t. Meeting in memory of Miss Frances E,] Will be given in St. Philip's Mission Bulid- | by the most prominent of local bulls, What Simmens Ta ir . “1 =! o='? , + , a Willard to-night at the Raymond Pr reaby-| ing on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. No} are now out of the market with a few : » * iF . Oy —_ ,i? e - - aio : ——- 2 ) yy = f . P " 4: a i St. Joseph's Progressive | Euchre A. Kurtzeborn & Sons. Ketback but a healthy specwiative moves | ge yi, Brew. Aesa. pfd ......0 i t7 quet St. J / , . ment. The market may hang around these |. Pjuie Brew. Asst. com ...... ii to MR. SPRAGUE SAYS e St. Joseph's Aid Society reasive Will open their new Jewelry Store, 810 | prices for a_short while and may Work cf) ponies Boew. Asso. Ist mtg. 6 pc. TT y ~_-R 2 —s postpones © ae Sas pew ne North Sixth street, about Feb. 26th, but at | some lower if the rem: ots any 3 longs seid [Stl Toute Exposition stock ss .eee+ 1% Jodting salesm: shoutd take thel® ea , - » . —— } . ‘ te . ’ day Eleventh, betw O'Fallon street ool! present would be pleased to wait on their | ovt. but the market wil work higher later. | xt Louie Ist mig Hoe ecveesseen 4. ®t Ttomers to the Deltfoatessen and let them a alion street and There is an excellent domestic and export | st. Louis Transfer Go... .... ceeeee. oe paca Sgt ” abscess ee — — ‘will be evld only at’ friends, as they now bave a fine stock of | 4amand for all arrivals, which keeps the] si. Louts Terminal Association ...... 112 113 | fee the modern way of feeding the multi- St. Leuls Terminal Association ....111 1i2 tude. . ' pew goods on hand 2o8! FINANCIAL. THE TRIPLER LIQUID AIR CO. GENERAL OFFICES, WORKS AND LABORATORY, 11 BROADWAY, ° New Yora. | 121 West 89TH ST., - N. ¥- CAPITAL STOCK, 1,070,000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, $10.00 EACH. FULL FPAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE. Oficers. Transrver Ageeu. CHABLES E. TRIPLEB .....0.0000...President | [#terestional Banking & Trust Co., J.B. HW. GROSVENOR. ssseveeses. Wile-President 149 Broadway, New York HENRY A. RIMBRAN. ....ccccceeccc. 3 fenauser Patent | Setictrors. JEERONE B. LANDFIELD, Jr. ji case iienenene es See -3: Nassau St., New Vork EE CCNY a Pope 4 Cooper... 120 Broadway, New Vork artiett....... oces shin Pirectors. | ata Charles EF. Tripler....4o West 77th St., New York | Counes’, J. R. WM. Grosvenor...... 66 Beaver St.. New York |. pve gg me | ik Brea! Nassau St, New Yors Soh Tei MOCW a cacecaes it Broadway, New York | —— incent 4 ey» , William A. Vincent ..... Rookery ildg., Chicago Rookery Bldg., Chicage, John P. Jones..U. S. Senator, Washin gten, D.&. Hudson Maxim, Frank J. Cannon, Henry G. ¢atlin, } seoeee Consulting Eagineers Tho Tripler Liquid Air Company absolutely controls all the {nve ; aque ae ntions. righ appliances of Charles E. iripler forthe manufacture and utilization of ent aaa me priority and value of these rights constitute ~ MONOPOLY no other patents of practical utility have ever been granted. ne — —_ THE COMPANY HAS A FACTORY IN OPERATION IN N tw Y WHERE LIQUID AIR IS BEING MANUFACTURED IN coumuncene amnnae TITIES. ANO IT (6 BEING USED DAILY IN LEADING HOSPITALS AND FOR fAOTIVE POWER. NO LONGER AN EXPERIMENT. Prof, Tripler’s discovery—liquid air—has therefore passed the experimental stage and ean now be profitably used ol ea for refrigeration and motive power, as well as in humerous other importantlines. Its utility and practicability have re been demonstrated ( ‘hart 3 Kk. Tripler, President of thie Company, fs the {nventor of the only practical devices for the production and utilization of liquid air on a eommercial scale. He is nos connected, diree tly or indirectly, With any cther company, and is to liquid air what Thomas A. Laison is tu electricity. ae PRACTICAL USES. The cost of refrigeration fn the United States is estimated at ever $150. 000.000 @nnualiy: by the use ofliquid aira saving eS crn rone-ha!f is assured. As a simple instance, in the shipment of fruit from California, & galions (500 Tbs.) of Hquid air per car will do the work ofS tensor ieo, with dry airinstead of moist air, and will eave more than $1e per car i ee and its fre ioht. This means over e& satitier doilers profit annually, and {s but a very smal! frac ton of the immense refrigeration and cold sturage business of the country, as well as thas of oevan steamships. For motive power on land and sea, I{qutdatr will produce as great @ percentage of saye ing and relative!y greater profits than for refrigeration. A GOOD INVESTMENT. The directors now offer to investors one hundred thousand (100,000) shares of stock a@ Five Dollars (25.00) per share for the purpose of eularging ond equipping our present overe burdened piant. This is the first and only stock of this company which has ever been offered for sale te the public. The stock is full paidand non-assessable, and the stockholdors are free f:0m all liability The holders of stock fn this, the parent company, will share {n the profits resulting from the operations of the various foreign or local sub-companies, a large purtiun uf the stock of which will be held by this company. ITS PROSPECTS. GOOD FINANCIERS BELIEVE THAT THIS STOCK WILL SOON HMAVE A CASH VALUE OF MANY TIMES ITS PRESENT PRICE; ANO THAT THE EARNING AND DIVIDEND PAYING CAPACITY OF THIS ENTERPRISE WILL BE EQUAL TO THAT OF THE GREATEST DISCOVERIES HERETOFORE: GIVEN TO THE WORLD. THE PERSONNEL OF THE DIRECTORY ASSURES AN EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT. Address orders for stock or requests for information to THE TRIPLER LIQUID AIR COMPARY, Il Broadway, Rew York, Or to BENNETT WASSERMAN & CO., 212 North Fourth Street, Or JAMES E. BLYTHE, 318 Commercial Building, St. Louls. JHE_AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, 207 N. Broadway, (bet. Olive and Pise Sts.), with HALF RAILLION Full Paid Capital and THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEMTY-FIVE THOUSAND Dollars Surplus, corducting tts business along strictiv commercial linez, loaning money In moderate umvounts to reput a- ble bus'ness houses for iegitimate mefr- cantile needs, hes tatly add@i to its line of patrons, and to-day, with total resources of FIVE PRILLION, Bolicits accounts, promising that all Duate ness intrusteld to it wii! he treated with courtesy, Pprompinescs, accuracy and l'bere @lity. interest pald on time certificates. OIrR=CTORS. PAUL BROWN, A. T. KELLEY, CHRIS. SHARP, GEO. J. KAIME, SAM M. KENNARD, JAS. Y. LOCK YWVOOD, J. B. C. LUCAS, F. R. RICE, DANIEL. 8S. HOLMES, A. H. DUNCAN. WALEER HILL, Prest. EPHRON CATLIN, V.-Prest lL. A. BATTAILE,Cashie® _— —— GEO. A, Oe R, Pres iden f ae JOS. M. HAYES, Ist Vice-President Gio. . CAR IRER, 21 V1 e-Preeident kK. E. MAKSHALL, Cashie®, A. 1! OW is : ( ‘ashier, STATEME: NT “OF THE CONDITION rl’ THIF. - Continental fational Bank AT THE CLOSE OF B BUSIN=5S, FEB. 13, 1990. As rendered to the Comptroller, ASSETS. Loans and Discounts. ..e.s.<<s:: oy eee . owe wceees cue 53 Real Estate. Furniture and 1 MN et ac. is ges ae ; 18.750 00 U. S. Rendsi..ack . stkeaan sh he webcccsadceamensceebe ee . 1,188,860 00 Peeimeiten: ca Al. SS, ep eto as bond ccccecdenesecaus sd gigas ‘ G8 000 OO Qdther “Sstocks nel Por CE ee i. cee checibccecbissheceeasaeennee . 126,536 25 Cash on Hand and Simi meetetee oc os ccrcccccccces cecadecvcecces.) Mn: —— ee nD “$12 » 626,993 00 $1,900,000 00 ( i}? tal S: ck ee @& 6 4 6-8 e . . *seenee® *- RRee wee. © we eee ee eee ee @eevetee Surpit Ferrey! - e@ee08@ @0@@GCeeegeseeneseeoanseeeons r'T’HREAte Se “eeteee 800,000 ow Undivided Praha spss «cd pcddedssieccadeeehe La National Bank Notes QgtstanGit@e. + ocecccecccecessccoen camel . 283,997 50 D tycps | RRA 10.950, 190 S ‘$] »§ 24,993 00 ae STO. ee . “* “*« | “ & . q/ * Fr H. A. CRAWFORD, Th EISEMAN. HT eal NCER. | A. ao ae (;]) ct. " . i’ A he Ix ' \} ‘ +t UW \S J ivThiw EIN. Gk . A PAK ET I. kK. TENPETES jica, M. HAYES HS. PRIEST. Invifine attention { ewe Statement. we rictt @ vinta of Indivituals, Banka, aeonufacturera and Mercantiie iouses, to Whom terme in deta Om me furfilshed on ape ! 4 = . 08 aa aS Mississippi Valley Trust Comp’y CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . . . $6,500,000 =x PAYS<-ooooe 4 Oa Daily Balances, Sub- 4% Oa Twelve Months’ Cere ject to Check. | tificates of Deposit. . BENNETT WASSERMAN:CO. 212 N. Fourth St., = "nee | Kfniocm A171 BOND AND STCCK BROKERS. Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton, bought or sold for cash or carried on margia, rivate avd leased wires cur service is quick aad accurate Quotations ip for var Masuai of Statistica Q Having cur owa p mailer phoue furnished. Send tion of corp strong. St. oe ee Re a ee ere ee oe eS Pen pe "e oF oS er eee ne le eh oe a ae ~~ 2 ee —_ tr ta iti tty tel saa oe ee te |. Ly, Sty, ndiptntiie dite oe a Me etn + te oe

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. ST of soldiers, the Pretorian ard, veetal | virgins, slaves and the Christians we 4 found necessary to make a backgroun for the dramatic incidents of the story. A feature of the Whitney “Quo Vadis” : Progvuction is the music. which was com- - } . posed by Julan Edwards. There are ymns for the Chriatiang amd for the vestals, music for the mad dances of the Soryye ntes ena the naconmanaree sODgs of ‘ i oO8 orgy. agorcnertra wii @n.ai ge: (oF ia taal engage ine eaves | deorge B. Wright Discovers a Cure for Lost Manhood tucluJes Edmund Lyons (Nero) very we-! * , Rad thee elt eee Maude Fealy and Sends it Free to Every Sufferer Who d payers. Following “quo Vadis” at the Olympic come Mr. and Mrs. Kende > : ur."ind Sire, Kenda Will Write for It. “Aida” ts to be given at Music Hall this 4 s ’ . , . p . . , ‘ v. » Castile Weare Soest yngey cvening, by the} Gratitude ie one of the soblest impelers of the man aystem and that % ebeuld sapeciaiiy, ané cacy prop for thece vultures in bene form —quac® “4 i Pt a ; « . ‘ - an - . , P P es - ee " s* ined ith & mnivat p fiective cast ané a bumien beart, and in few ‘ostunces bas this fine above all, cunte!p each and every tagfedient eamedq “oCtoTs- “ho he'd ont alluring bopee of cute only thorough stave Sctling, Buca ag is only quality beer 60 conspleuously exemplifed as ip the fp (he preacviptiag, otherwise it would be quite to Seapyeint. and after robbing Bim of Bis money made possible in an opera whose scene = ae af Ta yunge baw into eteolute deapalt is Jaid in a country of barbart: «p'eudor. | “ase Of George B. Wright of Marsha! inactive and warthlesa. ; The . p t) => at t i | No oe can appreciate thease beorrore of lost mate VCR.e OF Che moera i® aioient Rurypt, Mr. Wright ts a merchant and wel! knoxno citt- , , tee series of its soeres Gdezicting its pal- Properly mixed and containing everything calieg hood atcept te wio has enfere] (hem. NO one cag . . ‘Ty: 7s} : . ’ . : QD yen?’ ] alee. ie iy ng *ne Nie, phar Bory = “3 of Marshall, Mich., who wae permanently ¢,, ig the preseetption, ite effect upun the verve a euch eu@erem ercept Le who knows @ eure or mee See SSSR OUnS, (ne Gaucawe. l Man b ” bai! aud base himself been re 1) manheod. colured oyramids in the distance, and] “@ of lost manhood and servus debii ‘y Gite centers is traly wonderful avd ite nerve tonte Page Fer ligpecamuine Sot lies: reg to fl & tie moun'ight,- All] veelining health for years. He uow devotes bts - ' Nes © SUC Gf suet Mapuood io ah CSthERe ERO beaut:fal back- } 4, ’ ‘ Properties eas'.y surpassed a]] ordinary methods! was effected In the pam o of George B. Wright. pe 6 4 : ‘ ” tr e} > ae " 4 ’ og r wea ome , . = ‘ » DONPING Ones Men Whe sucer as - bi ni of medication. _& isle Galwt gol well known cltheen ef Mar suffered. Mr. Wright offers to seud the wmedi.al ‘ ey tactese of uae : | Shall. Mich Mr Wrizgit for yeors anffered the Aguug the benefactors e may Le wen! aguny of lost etal Dower. Ite a:@ bis physical toned the sald George B. Wright, tnaemwuch that power go from him as the result of (nsidious @le he gives this grend discos ery free to ail who write fase, unt! he Was reduced to a Guedittan of eenfi- tried ws the leading woman of the “ ; ‘ity’s only sto kK cotnpany, and hae Norwood | am y ; city's mals sti J ; \ Mise Bernce All who will drop bim a letter asking for a “ory / its, and the best ductors law the country gave ‘ig 7 eh lup to div ad * 4 2 sein » On the contrar p., . *; . { ty . ~ “ 4 > ' 4 . - . . L. x : . - , . : " "ec , re . *“4s , i one eet : 1! ton to th H Wiese er dea dee? 4 \ ah i OP Pe = CS as Alnneris, and Miss Fes oe of the preacriptivn will receive it by returo ma She is a distinct adlith the ypkin ae Re rs vai . $$ Ay PEN Et SS wee ; ne role of Rhadtyt Take ecard! ire: ul various remedies ww . s ww | . .* * ave . . bd - ‘ . . } ; > . ." . ~F ; ” B a ordain to Cite one ie oa —_ ” forces, und if she can keep up the pace tiat AS ries SE - x . Pata yan i Men = z ater: Pay Josegn I". | free of charge. 7 s ~~ = besun many others, be tried the - | | : | . . : oy ‘s cate . ws >} o , Ane arry ; es: 9 - ra . ' } ; , D P } metal ‘a she has sct for herdvlf, bused on her work SRAM - . RR Ae REREAD oneena, Bays Taomaa and Herry 2avies; | The following editorial by A. N. Tally, M. D., | Tesh aud restores to fall size and vigor the nerve se “i 7 _Sbecialete for the teatment Gf Wp °° : 49 rs coy’ ‘ Dt) ae, ‘ ; a Ps As, ers Be ; é ; ate . : ‘ use! . 4 . > ‘ “ee pPrcullar to men, and it w t ez MEE tect week, the pubiic Will be : 4 | Ay . * yin Oran” ty > be ey eM Momer | ; ¥ ‘ Re ' W = |cegerdiog Mr. Wright's prescription for just man. | ™uSeles. It brings bope and cheer and Lifts up ah dance tees Bn as (this expertefice ' W ep hs EP Ys soe Paes | af arke js Phe messenger | the discouraged man so that he once more enjoys : ae pleased. eo we. | a *G fe Os SP. ty r+. 6° Mad vert’ . (t+ 3 and tke king W Ry temnl, appeared in the December, 1809. Issue of By — — bis own benedt. Ter! both cu oar sey es ‘ . | , j ‘ . ; *s &. 7 . 0?! . e. % ° . ; . . 7 one pf . : # . ~ : - . zs ’ ‘ ; 2 Miss Ekvesson is by nature wel) equippe. ay 4 ie :¥, ae ee) Ce es heen hig SP iw ? laa m wd} enlist ™ the United States ilealith Reports, published at} Se Srnaties Of Gates Cee or. ithe: = ee: ee oe ee S. Ghe has a rood figure, a pretiy face, Bose : ADS hie Be aaa eae tbe awa Sheee sausker ce ee ON Washington, D. C.: Fuilure io busfaess and love, surely falls apop him MeDtally and physicaliy, was turped te unboended , S Who Is weakened physically and mentally and xy in a single aight ¢ 4 = ' Of mecicines that ifterally made him young ageia. Stage presenoe aid u aoft voice, that ry ’ €, we : + 4 - ate P fe ort’ * «3 - ¥ »* } . ws —.. . . Ye , ‘ee 7 . ‘ excelient thing in worman.” She , b 8 ents eps 9 AM ae oh, a, Soot tapi OR lide PP Bg Py ibe ate! We, as the highest Americar authority on al nae oe s ore , « = . m= : of the Cast’e Square | matters of health, sanitation and hygiene, are con. *# 894 condit.on fe at once relieved and a new It te the preacription of this discovery that ble e- ai it ‘ 2 4 a . "at > > } ¢ ie yy { ‘ ; j fi Visitors that Hopkins | oh. PN Bay A ket Sv ans oO eee a it 4s vy pag stantly receiving letters of inguiry about @ reliable; @82 made of him Who uses this prescription. | thusinsm leads him to offer free to any wan, young »! fhat whbout her tee tei @ ae » hme . ; Vay ne: ne a» “2 2 £ ae : a ’ | . > ‘ ; aaa | oF ia. w es are sla |? . P74 neal al wr Wikis DenP itera * 6s 2 83} favorably remembered [.ure fur lost strength in men. ns bo fevis that bis animation or the of make them J ®uUy and say that she is good, : : : IF) hah a Me Seal i 2 ; will he 63 wniv new vole auhition has left bim and needa something that rc COME! wayers / WES “ey # “ASO guy ot oe : ee tiesto 1 Therefore tile gat! c ; right’ prepaced called upon lu a m re or 's2 ee 4 Gs ‘ad. hs yes ane ot \ Oo be meartl, but the aasslanment of roiex Therefore we have ordered an investigation to! our Medica) staff, we extend to George B Wright's will brace Lim up and enable him to be strenuous werk in the course : a Ak Lh | \ : a ae? | brinvs be k a powerful cast. he Male into the e@ubject and our Medical staf prescription for lest manhood the full editorial | for any undertak Ng which way present iteelf. Season, The parts given ’ eter Fo. . v ; indorsement of the United States | Tuere ts no question but what ia dis todividwal Olie¢ 4 | require a \ nat oMliay aM ne r iv or e, ry ae ‘ 4 a a — . = ° ' Case the results Wer bed "¢ 5 " ‘ ris ' | Loule Mann and Clara Lipman bring thet: ket, but that wany were worthless and some ac-| Ilealtb Reports. AS certain as @ wound leaves a ac e Just as deecribed, ang & | seems Quite probable that any man who helleves ar? eett.)>? ou si les fy aaa” ; ‘ : oe - ‘ ae ee mental effort. Tne “thrGe.s ELDREDGE, j iS y ~ = a new comely, ‘“Vhne Girl tn the Barracks, p | HAV LING $ >™* nee! . 4 the ‘entury Theuter to-night for a] tvally barmfnl. Therefore when we came Upon | eecar, and as sure as effect follows cause, do men Limself to be weak may prout by sending foe this ne. ryne THREE Roway SOL WS TSS ISARELLE FVESSON has been | sete oy sm preserption that effected a cure in his case to every reador who is suffering to-day aa he eu ered. | As ve! wt.

Thezefore, upon the highly favorable report af found there were many so-called cures on the wat a%d offictal , . ‘| that are assigne! to tiese companies aon \} Make severe taxes on the strength of the j . ~ > | Dus . - ' . th co iit Cem - "CeK S #iRane his up i . ’ , piayers—more., SoM mes, on tie phy 6B cal il. uy" Le want helo cae ee ee ht the prescription furpvished frve by George B. | live to repent their foilles and indiscretions in free prescription. Many people wonder how i) ! ° i =| i 3 ? ‘ a v | ; that were em-] Wrigbt, a merchaut of Marshall, Mich.. we ljust!-| neukness and suCering. The tortured sufferer cua aford to send this presertption free, but it Custis bim little to du eo, and be feels a philaa- ri heir eguipinont than any other, sok >.+ “SD (gg t” tye ny 4 ) Pari of thei: puipane ny an i 1a mas Oe es ei ; Bayh 2! surround! gs, it ig promised, ted * eo Bey nove rig its stuy in New York M: : roe Re. : tules @ most thorough laboratory examination end| may bear no tell-tale marks of ruin upon his face thruple interest in giving weak men as wy se Pvesson ig not a eluant, anc ® that in the more vigorvus roies, she wii , : bey wil Hot come up to the tdea of the itkers ror sng 03 Stiss Lt: n n nave: 1 p ared nore . | of Merce melodrama, especially of the a, et Rg E. J. Morgan, James K. Hackett ani . 1 bs ps cia ~ alg > Wet 5 By Ve ‘The Telephone found that {ts wuaderful efiicacy depended apoo | to betray bis lost manhood. He goes to bis grave | to cure themselves een W a a, Lee’ ret gage Til ‘S rf paagd ; Be. 7 rat. va; iY im )” ver Mak Tit, hone of way 7 le ABE GL’ in corsequen. eof woich they are tog] (is being exactly compounded atcordihg to proper! a bumas wreck, and bever tells of his sufferings | a ack a wel B. Wright. music dealer, Boz Gowbiiess make up for nolse and action in | ‘ Tag acl: Ballet)” Fn ae ag ail aces Chicas ian Aisihaee ra MD he cine bees Fak ler comment NOW. Teheinical requirements in erderg@phaetcblish tue| for fear of shame. Such mental anguiah at times) tt Marsball, Mich., for bis free preseription, true acting and repose, and eentliencss In a SA LEAS ih tie! A Se ee. geet ernst imstiegee 26 hhnkn -amasivn autrac “ab ee takes, = , :, 5. F ‘vas him to t) = will be promptly and privately complied wih heroine is more to be admired taan fercoeity, ve os % ste ' — PP hte memeaby ~~ ae ham rom ot] ae th Lione Tourbti lion | ytoper ebemical actions end reacthou & ihe hu-! drives him to the verge of desperation, and be ts by return nail. auyhow. So whiie ; fitat. 1 hy ee * 2 Slee j we ‘ , ei a ee aa ae ea toni eat mes ai), a l’aris an cn inteuse wf tne — —— a rere aN e-w —— — play is put on. s ; Mayon : rs | : av see? : NS eee - an : “s . tf oe exes : ~i A.cuzZ “ -_ RF 8a WAC) tat ae vail ppl gay : a —— ——————EE—-— = . S ~~ * o . —_——_— ee ee oe ee ee ee . . " -- -~ im ; ‘ ve oer : : Rene nd Saturday afterre Somned) drama at the South, be ata ners, he Clo Imeiudes tae Rowk: w Poe immense success of “The Little Min- A re we ~ ' nace : > me - | > 4 f. « > : ' 4 ae . . : . > 2 ; Lk eb od 9 1° reo Oo maay with tne natinee oO! io- iad, with ine «a - 4 «ile aiyv i’ Our, Miss Ni 2OT), Lewis cATbvS l: o lster’’ at the Garrick Tihenter New York ment a the the s wah . . . an * . . ' ’ s. ’ ' . : \ . oh birieT.) } " i - _ presente ] es r. , ) : ire) wt the iraceuly e title or "Om tne SuUWalive River. Liot ::. } ST « hl. lrayior Trio, Cohey ‘ ned ist! i- h te cause] a posi epee rie ni oft the produc. The! bi : ; shi f ’ Struce Ime evi won : revPe? Sa : tig, °° “dg to be as jideailstic iy ts t$0e@ as I2 |} me and Mrothers Davenpori "lhe perftortm- @ « © ets : et ae ~-)- {. ;* " a : » . i Brix - as 1ut aii? Lar Mn es . a - , * l it) ‘ - it T's + i} ri. | i _ ; )! hy tl id? ie pt As y ou ake it for this s@ i). ; ; . oa an ‘ Pi PP, ‘ ‘ 2 ha ‘ aa«% i tr ‘a { iq SON w“ nic? as made Llieit smitce at 4* « (*} i | with a boseca sat ij rzive . altiel ir consequence NIatide Addams wil not Ad : peeces faive, ; Byy,eee SK: ee Bi wld- strea; r s im the z ; us eS { "yp? ‘ . » | eon . : > pares piper samy so oh \“VJ ere a wT, id iv n he ry ‘ as . riit Ace Tamou: Mr che nace of , a ‘ ye 7, + \ shar Hi ns1aw us Aa uUZZYy ,aiZ, (Uc ‘ I be st en in that play until lie Xt SeaFton, * vi: > ou) ! Rise” ; Ppourtry’. lt is to be presented under tt iuwery. ; Sea eee a ‘1 ere ae te, eee oy | Management of Mr. EE, D. Stalr, one -_— ; ; Marie Tempest, who went gut of sane eT P — — tit of Nanker Garren. s {fs h : = -k , . heus arager : Tey,” I | becaus: she Ouldn't °, . Wrriw'e rr TR ' . tne best-known of the house maragers . in London, beca e couldn a een OOF eanee | : : ARASOE, OF ee 4 the country. He ts just now emvdurking Notes. Wear tights, wil have a culnic opera ef her : ca?) waAeene*? -« an 9 * pp! ti sad %, rmer % parte Vv “sie i aiso as asm Innger of road or travel us own over in the Metropolis before lung — when our oor Chae , >” my aA; ; t weil fe iitrescuced fur ! Spee FS 683 eo . , ie. seston Pick, ..* Sa ~ , . companies, and it ‘s natural that he has Pap oy etry in Na.ural Gas has gun “he Will wear ty Dts i) every act. Sv there nig I ¥ " ix tern. en, ee ', ae ee ie ak Lori . teu - Tig) peeks. 6 Phad the ambition to make this poetic scm I peice oleniaas It will be call “Facing the Music,” very = "hh. ~ ' weet = oo ere Ime on the a “ Lo ge bp oily a *. €agren ar : st] . ATES. bet) ¥ @s elaborate In its settings of the Louls James is reported to have acted the uppropriately. — . murders the text ae the ete. morrow Baht at the Clympis. of postin: 1 fam Mel try prize Grti ’ |fields, the plantation and the vid Southern} part of Othelho lao times, Charles Jgradley, business manager of BK. fore the view Sacress in other ‘ties have (ant, 4 it MEP cdabecpar ian ED ded eg | Madson, the bridge over the Suwanee and ranklin Fyies has written a new ro- . Sothern and Virginia Harned, is tye au. i t hese ads ae is br shee Was ; {Tes Sa ast as “tTihe oid honies on the banks Of the stream) mantic drama, called “Kit Carson.”’ hor of several plays. One of his latest ig opeclaities of ite in the] ne pbetrothal of Joseph Holland and | the book of a tausical comedy, entitled “The ~ ON a at ee te be ee gen Wires oO, Laie trie SM and story, oj t'; er ," “s se 2 4G oko F May — 4 ' we : ~~, * ’ ' 7. > . ¢ ' LUA AYL os tel vt es int | CSPRRAN > ’ ‘_ ’ try “4 sie L , ou pe ott sare § BOUL AL: are introduced, inciuding sev-] py a § it wee Kesgautia Girl,”* which has en accapiad ae s done , re inona Shannon was annyuunced last week. LESS: afi, ee : r tive ‘ " ; i@ has dome r new songs by the Fountain Quarieite. ps nel vei Pty : ee for production at Koster @& Bials, New T ISN'T meeeesary * Maindso! tan hel ilow well the undertaking suceeeced ay aciing in 1% years ’ the cast, the Aunt Lindy. the faiibful Victory bateman and young Harry Tweed York, at an early date. a stage success, in the } onse ao Var Punts Of Sst mats Wht have ali od servant, Is Miss Stelia Mayhew; Allen; Weslayer were married in Cumberland, Md. wren Meas me gate . : 4 3 OF Pt.maly to use . * itself to-m cow i a pe —o wed ; ticy has tae part of the young plam- kK. S. Willard, John Hare and Mrs, Wut- (Charlea P. Salisbury has beep aceed, se ere ee tsi — ' rr : Je Harrison Steadman is the gene} rick Campbeil will act In America next sea- the weneral staff of Koster & Bial'’s New has had mi,!ions “48 , - donde i tleman of the Syuthern school. gon. York, and wail take charge of the prets ate hit Tse Grand will have another of the Hoyt LewWls Morrison !8 announced as intend- Work, Sudsbury, who has just recovered } t P J , e Ce 1 ? ‘ ake . . ‘nd moat mS ~ * i. the ¢ olumbs Le Mid iset miand Tate, pbo«h Isuders Rush, wife of Roland Reed, his appear in tights, has changed her mind, fonsider- oe : ‘ j Roce Jucses vi Vauuevidie’ vaiues, feit that | determined (io Bo on the vaudevilie stuge. | et pave consented to pluy Gwortel in ‘Evane abie Arinicin , +P . ' sing maker « a? , Dk 7% 4 ” , this ee ‘ Wels Seal ‘hd. the prima donna of whom batt ison “‘and you know that part calls for even actresses ure trot & certain ch ir ; 1 top Tarre 1 wil 7 a ASE. : Pilea weak e wii! ne tw se: the re. >) tat bee , ‘aie, a i Er og J el ote : : he on Tiedia eke} “py “st = Was 80 jJea.cus, is making a great hit in | tysnts. | wouldn't do it for anybody dDut | ) - a; 4 ) ‘ Chiy.” ¥ ect ve by meu S AT) “6 ot. SSoar er ice anqgd caug ; ‘ . ‘ i : é . ' 4 a OC hus seer) playing he e eis Han ionewn Fiite tinny fe ows to supply the "The Grin af Steal w 'l be the attr On i ‘nice.’ with Frederick Paubijing ae : a anol ] - : ca ta : age : Z on] ny for the entire week. Which is @ offered by Manager Garen at Haylin's . tn a feshion to areuse tne cly |. it! hood sh story the matineo to-day. The rouge i’ ruiics tu a fine frenzy. Ww t a gow mine pt @ cle ager tf : , rit hi n Pees . — ‘ ' ih play has ased tte centur: |} *%' iy mung Loe atar Wied . " . ; ‘ ; s 149 . s! Oo le PP = > its a ' Th ben Al las Nlaud, ‘ . ; id nay luadcw anoinel Glhit | ane ° ene rit Mantel tt {9 asserted, tas over- | yw bave played the part of Lady Rabble MmOonvemuarimonv a.fiuculrtes, a es to an average of nearty $1900 @ weal Remedy Towether W,t! ' te POs atitdith denied oon nn GUretchen with Je “on @i e gvtsy “V5 ae rd th) 79 Pe eet oe ae \ ra at ete rr A ~~ Nhat ean et . ee é, rg nates: 9 Yon. ' : sms semi sear Ri otherwise. that have wept Divo Vv, and Mr. J. M. Siarrle will have ree Gir. Frohman'’s “Two tittle Varenante.”’ eM eS ae Le gD ST ane, a %e'ae seh: AN a RT a est ee Ae RAB > a: ~* ba: and re Aogreone the ortmin e, ou. te of Nea York for some yeara, und ) (2 reyaltieg S10)/u0' Mp Karrie re- ml name ' . - . i | . ‘ ee I 3 Te 4a ‘ cu eS . 4 . me € re , Sy ‘ >" ‘ ; ‘ ' ~ . w¢ an ™, ; ~ oa | yeh ina = . : ; : ; ‘ *-il te Yre-omtel thit slate wid pay } " . fer the puodcation ria ites of "en Als Ich Wiedenkam”™’ (When 1 Retura ) £ be. — _ = af — =. ‘ wae ee | | ‘ i we : , fe : ac re, ' te ates ‘ ‘ar - J , Be -_.. he Re Fe ae ae i. . 28 ee | par’ : ‘ te ty ek - eae Madi aes ok . ; i ae “% ee ak , te ee as a , . i ‘ , *y Rater ome tn S| | re se Ne weet) «ss. || er SH SUES HSA SKS SSAA AANA eee 4 . ventless ; abe neg Dae’ } | characters reapraour, after the m Josepna, the pretty Hote ersietent Nead-wat'er, at the nn in the motntatns of ansulnoe from M7 1.) “ miller persenaoes } Uations, it is «et in German was re cu Ration of the new play inte Linguian ready under way. ‘ ‘ 7 It seems that we ere on the e | Yar | . Ma Rh pe ni - ‘iN Am a ove res et ES 2 Sls 4 She Shake peoaren: reneisaunce . ie yay? ‘et ; ‘ \ ye fa Ae Sh ee PAGE Pe ; Bliss Rehun wile rtainiy Five the ‘rs my BFR » sh y = aa ; 5 Sa ee A e Sere naa ss nee repertoire, | abet 7 eee ede agit i oa YS \\ Ae ane a oe Se mIadenNn S E@crLtric Ce “a ; : eee y aueh ye i. : . ~ bree ANN Pg Le APs 3%" mae Se i 2 aia =z the Goodwins leriahh u i . y ‘i iba. ' : Fe Sh , 5 a : os ne 1 mA Nge treatment of disease by electric- OTRRGe iseutricg. an ee ——— . | ALATA WV. : ai ity | am pleased to be able to and Gow be i. ,*) } ; \ t" Re em \\\\' ") 0.) ai ’ a Mae ~ “y ie a me ; . . . yiehe aia Fate of ear ~UO VADI NOR CREAN Cary 477 O Were ah x : : No burning or blistering. ; , > + -_ s* i i » ° . ; ' a \ Oia 6.@r) RAs ; mila ee in erson : 25 + Y Le aor ie She fea | ) Sc? » %/ Improved Aug. 1sth last. New ny ke fe credited win ge —— ; *! : é | To . 7 on : ’ . se ad +>" ’ > » fe » > Soakspearcon taste on the ; Le gages Af ‘Sp PPitsc tech. fake ee TRS cumceonn = : ve i” and scientific apphances, Cures part th. preety ‘ aut Sdn %. sar we +o = ae : mo PR ey ; é . ..* wy tone 5 ' » ° ° Should speil Prosperity tne “ud of ee —— - tt xh He oe + th. path ee ef gs gle Xe a eee af i) COPYRIGHTED without using drugs at all. tua ii. - ‘ . 4 “ e * a ox .* >.> > =* In the “Que Vad'te’’ COMmbp .° we. . 7 2 : se ¥ » . ~. “ae? —_ ' : - : x } j Slip of a eit] wiao ade a aréne etry th = : 2 = ee) ch ¥ Brleare, Sot on mt ct he Setuth Fg = 4 eaknesses of [len. er wor Fle Ls Miaw %@ T.y ‘ vw S¢ : ‘ _ lt i. ow NO plays : : M4, ‘bur oe won tee as Mealy ls only ¥ I will give $1000 for any E'ectnc Belt superior to mine. With its new scientific suspensory attachment Mother, Mareare: Sele a, Neti i , bo t. a 7 W 2 pleasaut current passes through the weakened partaall ight. It cures while you sleep such disorders as re. one ed. ming a ever ary eo r r . aders all over the country. The play is matt ORS suitable for etock work— . onli idaal —~ . . | the atawe .« ince an es ¥, es peg pA " a ‘ge pe ys ~ have fo:iowed th P 4 tory ae TOW ih ok ine.” or tlhe . “f three months Man- y Buit from youthful errors or later CZCESK SG. 7,000 CURES 1899. Used by women a6 well, for R heuma Work In in bertant roles. preheat Ber | Aret homely ety. Arnone the many ade the book and Stan siaus Sange.w2o made ager sumpert2 his kad freque Mtge foo tism, Lame Back, Nervousness, etc, We are the oldest and largest makers of electrical appliances tn the © winner and made «a contra st with her | Mirere ne pay : har ye Tig al Sere nl aot ea aie tie weal. undeuhesdte. will ke teu ~ CAUTION.— The néw and improved Dr, Sanden Belt can be had only at my office. Those sold wy others : , ' oe ic ver pronounced iii aM s re Ssces owe fe + Fy . . , ‘ OF toy “e 8 file se ‘ _ EE. Poles ‘in ye oy the fading juvenile re oe ore one eeesome. enenically the “Que Vedi” picy’ i ¥ Fovetved by bis lorge Cirle of peirona W are of oid date, 20 yearsago. Cure yourself and pay me afterwards. My little book, a guide to men, sent free, rent ' ore © i@ @X- amtic in rue ° , Cit- orted te UNUSUALLY inte, @stin : o!f* yeur there will te as Marguerit sa ores! gy lL yd aa By “Oran belt ‘aes pis bela lpvacon tas new Tesiig wanan % Sealed DR. FE, A. SANDEN, 407 N. Broadway (3£9%ft4,,..), St. Louls, Mo. OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.; BUNDAYS, 10A M. TO 1; BATURDAYS AND WEONESOAYS UNTIL © PP. beautiful, with a tender, sweet, ried off the hearts of old as wel] as voun acenes hava —~ w i, Sr lace of Nero, burn: 1) bi beauly and h yt ea ‘nitle and iki nahi hau Somat | Bo Sele ewer, ge fm 3 Se Seger ie econ, Boe | eoyoae he Re Oe ie ee | | DRRSPPADSRORRDSDSSSRODDSOSOSSDSRREDESSSS sive face, which haunts one. women. Robert Manteli, Kyrle Beiew a’: its illustration Three of these are the gur- ; of the stock company. +» oNSOT faminine affection are taken by in the ¥ FFSFSSSSSSSSKSKKPKKK Ia eecaeze

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Se ’ a a as b wv . 7 =. a hed ¢ ss . Ce - PE es Ys — SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. where the employes | went to the department had refused to go to work. The commitice told him they wanted a definite answer to their demand. He sald he would take it up and let them hear from him, They told him that weuld not do. They must have & Getinite answer without delay. “nally, after considerable parleying, Manage r Dulas sald he would telegraph to TOBACCO FEEDERS ASK AN IN- New York and give the employes an answer CREASE OF PAY. by Monday. On this understanding the foeders consented to go to work, after hav- ing been idle two hours There are about lw Ceeders of both sexes at the Drummond branch. 1€ they had re- inained out they aay they had arranged to MUST BE ANSWERED MONDAY. | fnuioca!cui sa they py arrante BR Notified Joined them. They way, thes Unies a favor. Tru ve een oO e uble reply ix received by onda ecd- nd en neta Will Strike ore 4s n all three of the branc hes willl strike. at the orkmen Unless Raise Is Granted. OO — There are about 30 of them. They 6' the wrappers have also made demands which have not been answered, aud ney expec wer foo FOUN ther. whee thes nes of the trust are the Drummond and Lisgett and Meyer branches at Tower Grove an a } trown braneh at Fourth and Soruce streets ’ ¥ r The employes of branches who are Dissatisfaction among 1! fee lers em- ployed by the Contine ital ‘I ‘ba ‘co Co, with their wages resulted tn those employed at oraanised are tembers of the Tobacco the Drummond branch refusing to 60 lO; Workers’ Internat! mal nion of waich C. work yesterday morning. They were tem-] W. Sweeney is se rily placated by a promivc ¢ fa detiniie Sse ts chair us ta by Monday morn- ANTI- WINE. ROOM “CRUSADE. General Meeting Will Be Held Mon- ing. If a favorable reply is not received " he t. ih anches of tue the feeders at the tiree bran Extension Tables, like cut, 6 fect long, nicely polished, worth $6.00—Sale Price 89 This elegant Upright B!dehoarda, like cut, Folding Bed, like cut. 80) 5 ant!jne finish, 1840 priate mirror wirron worth $75— ya ey: and elegantly lished February Sale Price wort $15.95 $8.98 Out | CREDIT FREELY GIVEN. | Ingrain ¢ ‘arpets, worth toc, for this worth $1.50, C this week ingrain Carpets, best grade, worth Soa, e ior this } week, worth Sc, quality $).15, week, Velvet Carpets, worth $1.35, for this week, yard is . for t l-made Couch, covered in an yn of tapestry, a most assorted colors, worth For this we! entirely new de pieasing pattern, $7.00. oo Rug, all wool, Pxte CARPETS. Axminster Carpets, eee 95¢ Brussels Carpets, for this week, per yard Brussels Ca ; best wort for this crn, 120 Matting, worth 22: C week, per ‘yaré . Special in Room Size Rugs This Week Brussels Rug, room size .......... for 12e Cobbler Seat Rockers, like cut, antique finish, hand- y i = ah . .-G1I2Z.GO | somely polished, $1, 75 Sale Bees eceeeses Tots handsome 8-plece Eed-room Bult, like cut, elegantly polished and nicely carved. large bevel plate mirror, worth =o; beb- ruary “i.e . | iu @ eeeeceeeeeeeeese® \ es W , | 6 Lee mSery uu time there will be same eterna of ger- Louls arganization for this exhibition. od wing the ne pictures Hlustrite “The Story of the fevoiution,” by tGenstor Henry Cabot PICTURES OF THE REVOLUTION, | (82. ty" eaye "AM Mahan °C" } @ Vo exhib! tion will be managed by Innis Th ey Will Be on Exh ibition in the BF erbeiras Well am It. Hodges, i. td Hay- Parlors of the Southern. Ward A Soeieiy § SUPREME PATRON EXPLAINS. Fraternal-Beneficiary Society jast Week. MEisseou Home board, The ctreular, which fell into the hands of Insurance Commissioner Crear, was, 4 - eording to Mr Williams, prepared and enused to be printed by a deputy organizer who was working solely on commission and Was used by him aa a ineans to secure new members of the order. Aa soon as this wis discovered the supreme patron revoked tie departy orgzanizer’s commission, The facts tn the cease have been pre- aeited to Insurance Commissioner QOrear, who has heeun an investUigution of clety’s uffa.rs. thie Bu- |e Clotho oe Tie last gern of the Clotho Club Was 16 res’ * pe Mrs. J. BR, Dobyna, lace + eeaelanell Roll eall was ane with a matto of a State, “Curses hy Mra. T BEB Feral cuson,” was > Interesting paper and @ paper the arks and 1@j.2 at t? qr) leaders in y ciscus- G. 8S. LINOOLN, JUDGF HENRY SCHAFER, del See Ga el 101 Crutchfield aw:., Dullas, Ver. Fiemington, N. J. D aes ; . Gortifep Wilits ’. Sehacht to Be Investigated. can at the supiest 2 et, but as the & Ww. ce “he » Is Bot wafirsiemee « v ul Mr. H. Martin Wililams, supreme patron Sent to the Penitentiary. 16 motion ‘ » tat? ff tne Hiome Fraternal-Benefictary Soctety, MEXICO, Mo., Feb. 17.—Edward Spencer poco gees ee Hone ronounded wes the elrrular tn witch the elaim is was to-lay fentenced to ten vernrs !n the he followi \Z nee 4 . ris studies mode that has $150,000 reserve | penit. noiary Ktiiing of Ben Iiddle- tudy on do- fund Was do bv the executive man at Natda ‘oristmae, 4 K . . Fvederick secured the foiluow! nt] seine n of T) nes and draw! I * 5 <i * " or @ for the ‘fla last ¢ rhe e,ve*ie [Tv NOt Att hrorize Wreck! og : Sterre tt has been making Syt- to secure the few remaining rds of his eub-chairmen 1) ; ‘He pecetved the following sig- natures on Saturday from Manchester: ler Aveznet Meltech and wife . sek 6.4 Acoes’ Barnuw q’aimoline Mills and Dr. i Co a Sa eewee inet ii dy Sale dy Vi Wie ih live avuvuvuvwveva Wevvduvdvubdiee We, UNMMAT I Write T o-Day Without Fail, for Yourself and Your [-riends, to DR. WHITEH ALL, Sosth Bend, Ind., and receive by return mai! a free trial of Dr. Whitehall’s Rheumatism Cure, A remedy that has been the means of curing thousands of sufferers from Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia all over the land. In many cases aged people have been cured after suffering for many years. The strong words of testimony in praise of the wonderful benefits received should convince sufferers of the merit in Dr. Whiteha!!’s Rheumatism Cure. The letters given below are only a few among many hundreds received from every section of the country. Space will not permit publishing more of them ina this article. UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY. ‘Cured as if by Magic.’ 4°7 Deve eeraeredeede is lad BRAY VV BAA i a ar ‘i cdvave uve’ A oO has ‘not yet received A ARARB YVevuvey “de ‘ si SL }} lists, B Ce ar Tr nan it iw. J “Fl 4 wus Kabler & ¢ S6ee . 6s ate WW, RF, Wells ‘repor ts ‘the fol! owing from employes of Huttig Sash end Door (‘o9,: i A. J. Siegel Peter Frevermuth Kvessel liusseman Hensechep ’ vry yy th | ee —_ vy. 8. STOUFPER, fecretary and Treasurer of REV. PAUL —- Raliway Conductors, Pucblo, Col. : Voak, ~ ful creation of the mind, but a reality, For the purpose of as- composed Hypnotism is no longer a myth, a fanci &@ most potent power, capable of producing infinite good. certaining the exact value of this much-talked-of power a committee, of a physician, a well-known jurist, a prominent minister and leading railroad man, was appointed to investigate Hypnotism. The committee carricd on a series of investigations in regard to the power of hypnotism to influence the actions and deeds of people in the everyday walks of life. 1” ‘ ie mela , a ee baries J oelling I’. Jlamiues , ¥ a,;* . se ~ 4 “ uate — *? ‘+A Godsend to Suttering Humanity’’ ‘*‘The west pe agt ’ he = Used.’’ ‘A few Gare aco I att en Mapper, Mo } - ‘* » . . . . : . ! »? suall® ‘ e . a ; aslf re’ i ‘ ii, lie ‘, te 7. ’ . ‘ow 1 oe x TY) Hh. arold. Jol meon reports the followin v anwar, ubseriptions from = stenvogru- gar The first step takemby the members of the Committee was to master the sci- ence in every detail, so that they might state from personal experience the good or evil this strange power might produce. They wrote the New York [Institute o: Science, of Rochester, N. X¥. the greatcst echool of Hivypnotism and Qeccult Sei- ences in the world, and received bull and complete instructions in regard to how hypnotism may be used to intiue e people rma oteans how to use it in treating diseases. | Eg Cg ln a iew duys “they Miastercad natructions and were tu.l fledged hypnotists. It was clearly demonstrated that hy Pnoticem may be employed so that the per- aon operated upon is entirely unconscions of the fact that he is being influence ed; and, all things considered, the committee regard it as the most vaiuable discov- ery of modern times. A knowledge O1 it is essential to ones success in lite and well-being in socicty. Dr. Lincoln says, after a thorough Investigation, that he considers it the most marvelous therapeutic or curative avent of modern times Judge Schafer, although a legal light, turned his attention to healt rs the sick, and in a few treatments he completely cured John F. Myers, of Flemington, N. J.. of a strange malady that had kept him bediast for nine years and. which the doctors said must surely kill him. Judge Schafer’s fame spread for mites ar und, and hundreds of people app. hed to him for treatinent. : Rev. I r Osborne of the Soctcty of Mr. Stoufer performed the astonishing feat of hypnotizing Mr. Cunningham, | g, Sites thn Seed Mike Mans of Pueblo, Col., at a distance of several blocks. He also hypnotized an aged gen- |, ainsi aie. Scan aie PP tleman and had him run through the streets shouting “Red-hot peanuts for sale ceva ciiiinntos «, gentaies wmisaton Mr. Stoufer says it is indispensable to one’s business success. witates: Cuaiechs, Chasebentaid Seainktin Rev. Paul Weller says that every minister and every mother should undertsand Oe. ne ateeiiane i teak hae hypnotism for the benefit they can be to those with whom they are brought in | teen large and of deep Interest to the daily contact. mom hy rs of the parish and to others who __In speaking of this marvelous power, President Eliot, of Harvard, College, |” uiaa a: oe conducted @ mission here said to the graduates: “Young gentlemen, there is a subtle power lying latent in | 3° years ago and has been held in grateful each of you, which few of you have developed, but which ae developed might | remembrance of the Trinity peop oS) hab make a man irresistible. 1t is called Personal Magnetism or Hypnotism. I ad- en ae eaten Perens and sare, vise you to master it.” est. lie spent years at work {n South he New York Institute of Science has just issued 10,000 copies of a book | Africa and in England, but has for some which fully explains all the secrets of this marvelous power, and gives explicit ress rea Rien vr Hany iponghess altel tee directions for becoming a practical hypnotist so that you can employ the force without the knowledge of anyone. Anybody can learn. Success guaranteed. The book also contains a full report of the members of the committee. It will usual early celebration of holy communion, high ce lebration at 11 o’clock with sermon be sent absolutely {ree to anyone who is interested. A postal card will bring it. Write to-day. hy Father Osborne, serv'ces for women at Address New York institute of Science, Dept. 421 S, Rochester, N. Y. Lhit: " ae if bv mage Po oeantes : ‘ : . Gone Ter he mcs, these 1 RT ARIAS 5 verurevr ‘‘} Cannot Value It Too High.”’ nf EOS he curt, bat Diack if nc ieiedeaes | ted Rheuseliaw 00" 7) ae ‘Worked Miracle for Me.’ | .ar wer lus wuid get a \ es well | Hes ry ro } Cae quoted } te q ilk ry ‘ : ‘Enabled Him to throw Away Crutches.’’ Ly of minita, ¥ Vio . - - ' ifa\ rivet. i bar! ~ Me ver MISSION AT TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. Fathers Osborne and Smith Con-. ducting Successful Services. ‘‘May God Bless You fer the Good You Are Doing. ve ‘* AP or ta Y : ’ AA 8h . i , Cathal ‘ "lei a ade ' er ‘ _ what it 4.u is suffer: rom Pheu- xs that by *o often " : “AY the gyxxi you are a | . .s 7 a atta ser aT Hai e qiie - . cu | t unao.ty. j Aas AN Dr. Whitehall i cailial to send a package ef his remedy to every reader of this paper who matism, geut or neuralgia. The medicine will be sent te actual sufferers free from any chirce. you take it as directed and be cured. Simply send your name, and Dr. Whitehall wi!! send the rem » you return mail free. Dr. Whitehall’s Rheumatism Cure is:sold at drug stores, hav 1 fooled ARP AA ee ee terre er er but people ave into buying worthless medicines that are advertised, that he has adopted this pian in order that ever rheumatism may test the remedy FREE before spending a cent. Fe ttierer from BRA ve oe Address: Dr. WHITEHALL, South Bend, Ind. Dr. Whiteball’s Bheamatism cure at Druggists. aARAAARARAAARARARARAAAAARARABARARAABAARABARARABARAR RN Se avvaagidsaaanunnoasiaatadiniadia $ o'clock and a genet ‘al service for the parishioners and all others who may chose to attend at 8 o'clock in the evening, with Soammen Ry Father Osborne. The mission will Wednesday next, until which | NOTICE—Sufferers who bave received samp ee sbould remember that they can buy a@ full bes of ARAAAARAAAAARA i oo nig: ty Cede alae i tii, _—_ -, 4 é Bik ste . % ~ 3 - ~ + : - phen" 2, Crary “AB del Me diate at . peepureemncatinananttinnes CPW OL POS PS STE ai a ee ee Ce ee

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te i Me lel Peary ee ore oo . fr Ce sia . ¥ = ad ¥ . ae eee —) ny ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. ee ee —— — —— = — seiiieeeeeneemssssee es — a — — - SU NDAY MORNING—ST. LOU IS—FI E BRU ARY 18, 1900. STRANGEST Ut MISSOURTS GREATEST STORE . : @ i ALL REUNIGN 5 WU 18 Are Adding New Attractions Daily Ard the new things ar ing ick apnprov tic “i ie wother and Daughter |i things are meeting the quick approval of our critical CUS= | | tome rs. There have been many changes in the mercantile conditions in Meet at Four Courts. aa WORD OF Love St. Louis, and those who are “at sea” as to — to bestow their patronage will find Barr’s just the place = ito get the best and most for their money. Try it!! THE NEW SPRING GOODS ARE VERY WINSOME. —_ = —— =_ —_ YET THERE HAD BEEN NO MEET- eared | New Biack Dress Goods. ew Silks. Exhibit of New Shirt ,Waists. The Father Addressed His Daughter | as as “Lady“* and His Former The rage for Crepons has become so great that the manufacturers will eos ce All the pretty new ideas that characterize i, 1900 Shirt Waists. You 11 Wife as ‘““Madame’’—He Is hardly be able to supply the demand for this justly popular black textile this This is exhibition week for the Black Silk Grenadines have to come in and see them. There are waists for morning, waists for outing season. Happily Barr's, with the acumen born of experience, bought largel» that ers.to be the acemeal Rail ines thin ditisiaeals palpi psinc0re pr caer nue *kS in Se materials for evening . ‘CC ¢ ile ally Siin WaAIStS Ever made. Under Arrest. and of the very handsomest designs. These are now ready for selling. Black Crepon is the most elegant of dressy black goods. 45-inch Black Silk Grenadine, yard .......... coun Ladies’ white lawn Shirtwaists, French A full ine of the newest novelties tn a. 6 i a et he tucked back. eOlored linen and Madras, white lawn, his daughter and her mother | 42-inch black mohalir Crepon, “ inc h black French Tamesa 45-inch Black Silk Grenadigze, yard SWek Meeecd- bane 1 1. - ” eeener pee ° latest designs SI. 25 oth nd Ladies’ Shirt w: aists. the newest patterns waah ellk and silk Mul Walete, pease ‘ Mi 4. y , - * { ' ete court of ard gant eta “a een: 42 inch black moha'r Mn alance. mie h black all-wool 45-inch Black Silk Grenadine, yard... . | F in percale, French back, $i 090 from $1.98 $7 98 ) CasaDoose TF le « ¥ le.. m # ring styles, $1.25 and Chall e 45-inch Black Silk CG nadine, ya a eeereeeee ereeeeeee 7 Four Courts at 10 o'clock last edie ' 45-inch black mohe'r = Cc “ot 75c Black and white “gy dary tren. ; The meeting occurred under peculiar Cit- a serviceable materta (*ShalNies, in great variety 45-inch Black Silk Grenadine ard ° ° : ° cumstances. The father was a prisoner, 4i-'neh black all-wo Nove't.es tn dDlack’ S.lk and V’ool Fab- — ge ne ee ea Special in Silk Petticoats $6.75. cnly rics arriving every day. 45-inch Black Silk Grenadine, yard. : eee i , S “eee Ladies’ Taffeta Silk Petticoats, umbrella shape, deep accordion $6 75 the mother and doughter visitors tn answer to his appeals sent through the Police se- 45-iach Biack Silk Gremadizae, yard .. : pleated ruffle—a choice of m: iny new colors Coccccececscce partment to come to him. Iee Ainsworth, the father, was arrested | New Dress Goods 45-inch Black Silk Gremadine, yard ............ 0.4.0... ‘ | at 822 Pine street yesterday afternoon, sus- & Handsome Black Grenadi tes, "ae sn S seece otal goed yee ac Patteras.......640, $60, $75 , ew orse Ss. not look to be within ten years of that aze | The popularity of the pretty fine Challies is best demonstrated by the fact “iach Blue and Black Feulard Slik, yard ys ee tee Veen mates i that our third shipment of them is now here and will be placed on the central 23-inch Rese, Tan, Brewn, National Blue, Black, Navy, Just received our first spring importa- Greca and Hellotrepe Foulard Silk, yard ............$1.00 ) : : : : ; ~~ tion, including all the latest models in MO PAIS nist. dae oe: wa fs S:. Louis on the last trip two ; : ~ sent ~ ig table to-morrow morning. Many new and especially dainty patterns in French The mother is Mrs. Eva Capp of 636 North all-wool and silk and wool challies are among these last arrivals; also some 23-inch Primted Liberty Satins, in latest skades, yard....$1.25 Sixth strect, East St. Louis. She is 45 years duplicates of those which sold so quickly in earlier shipments. The variety is 23-inch Printed Foulard Silk, yard. $1.35 old and age has not dealt so kindly with inf nine 2 —] d short waist, in white, bl 1 pi her as with her former husband. The 4-lach Brocaded Liberty Satia, yard eee ete eseee+@ 8 @@€e £8 es s2 0Oo 75C oy ‘*1 50 sam watst, _ ™ ite, _ _ pink, e worth oO. ; ee ge, ips s 97 -. Special good bargains for this week. . ' daughter is Mrs. ©. F. Adams of 2708 Day P ad 24-inch Embroidered Feulard Silk, yard.........++....$2.26 a Ligh y _ A ‘| $1 () —Soennette and J. B. Corsets, in long and short ton street. this city, a young matron of 86-inch English Henrietta, 2 different eo All-Wool Plaids, all new pastel lect from, colors, at, colors to selec do 2 $1.25 300 pieces Wash Siiks, FOIE .. ccs eee Ce eee s eee eeesee --+»--§0c waists, in white, drab and black; worth $1. 75. easing appearance and rather stylish. Eaare. Caden parents were mavyried at ot, per vere enc im Wool Camel's Hair Z!belene Mount Vernon, II1., in 1873, when they were g8-inch Momle Plaids, all the new swell oo at ight Te md Tg air Z. , 19 years old. Mrs. Ainsworth was Miss Eva colorings, at, 0c at, per yard ° (0) Randie. Her parents opposed the marriage. per yard New Scotch Cheviots for tailor-made long and short lengths. $1 50° Flexibone Molded Corsets, comes particularly for full figures; will not break ou hips; every cm Scotch Chevioig for tallne-nia te New Household New Wash Textiles. ethpee sr There was a spearation four years after the | § 46-inch All-Wool Storm Serge, 17 differ- and Ski e ; rts. { Because w , " arriage, when the daughter was 3 years ee ee at, 0c NY. R. Speci al opening of the new diaph- inens, ¢ have long made this de ° S per yarc .. anous fabrics, including Freaeh Nun's partment of Barr’s a special feature of ew m i Ol ef 1es. ol4. The child grew up without any recol- lection of her father’s appearaice, i-inch All-Wool Cheviots, all the new Velling, Crepes and Crepons. in all the ‘ ; . blues, grays and tans,, at, new pastel shades. Don't fa.! to £¢e New patterns just from over seas, the great store, we know that we are . ! There are more of those bargain embroideries ready for this week's selling. The mother heard nothing from rer huse per yard .. ..... ebiecbaseponaes . them. . secured a divorce. She the housek . justified i _— : ; ; ine nee. band, and in time s —* sekeeper cannot resist the fas n the claim that we are show- We sold many thousands of yards last week, but the end is not in sight—YET., cinations of Barr's Linen Section. '"& more choice, high-class woven These are the embroideries we bought before an advance in price was suggested moved to East St. Louls and several years | . ago married again. The daughter recently | ne eames of Ot; Lows ane came | Ne W \' hite Goods. There is something in the exquisitely and printed wash fabrics of exclusive by conditions that now indicate even a greater rise. We sell these now with- SET tne other ork yestercel. | dainty damasks with their frost-like pattern than any house in the trade out the added price—as we bought—it makes them the lowest-priced good em- broideries in St. Louis. ever heard of the father until yesterday. ? ’ ; ” , 4 Choice new goods that arrived last week will be placed on the counters to- designs that tempts to purchase, and Wise women who recognize this fact hs pe vying Cambric Embroldery, 21-inch-wide Cambric all-over Em- -58¢ About three days ago Mrs. Capp received 1; 4 Bar’ , asking her to visit a “Mr. Vine” , morrow morning, but such rapid selling as we do at Barrs warrants usin sug- — : : a letter ” g P the household supply can never be are doubling our sales as compared §$ 1-3c value, for, per vard brolderv, We value, for, yard 8-inch-wide Cambric Embrollery, 1-ineh-wide Cambric at 82 Pine street. The writer stated that gesting that they will not long remain. Early selection is most satisfactory. : too large.- The prices here are as with our biggest year—1899. At this 12'ec value, for, per yard. passa value, for, yard ma . yr her. ' he had infor ‘ ee eo 3000 yarmis of striped India Dimity, extra poe bargain in fine 49-inch > ° i . - . ~ ; = , ‘ Mrs. Capp suspe for aprons, 42 inches wide, and regular ndia Linen, only, per yard tempting as the goods. rate many of them which cannot be bat getty dons {ambric Embrotdery ry, ap te eg ny Dene ‘te e i . * a * ‘ aii ‘ - | concerned ther former husband. ~y Dimity; this week | Cc ‘ ei a pie She communicated with her daughter Fri- 7 acim “5 vee on oni anes 4s oe 200 yards pure linen “Silver duplicated this season will be out of 6-inch-wide Cambric Embroidery, 2'2-'nch-wide Giilpure Bend Trim- “ Gay afternoon. Mrs. Capp and Mr. Adams, a bolts of fine, soft English Nainsook, eae en ba sles stor and very Bieach" Toweling, per yard stock ear! 18c value, for, per yard ming, worth 37c, special, yard.. C her son-in-law, called at the Pine street gene Seer weer fabete and very oe ens ; Specia ee e, only, s y. ee -wide Natnsook Margin Em- 9 ° On «ale Monday another lot of those address and found that “Mr. Vine” was i. $I 0 ep Fy are Snen marae $1.10 50”) pieces Shamrock and Irish Dimitles, roidery, I8c value, for, per yard..-7% 14 anished Embroideries, bought be- 17% pleces of those sheer, Blea: e Linen, per yard.. n every pattern, from a pin dot to 9%-inch-wide Swiss Embroidery, fore the advance, 1'4 to 1'g Inches wide, out, They also learned that a Mr. Lee 8 cases of a specially fine quality of lovely Persian Mullis, at, yard.. Sc; price this week Ainsworth made that address his headquar- yard-wide English Long Cloth, finished 490 dozen hemstitched Huck Towel! | - , ' els, fine ters. Mrs. Capp then knew that her former soft for the needle; only, | 10 7? Ot Poa, a In Pique — and ood, pure linen, 2000 nieces Windsor. Kens! fine. per dozen 8 ington and Sea land Percales, all new, novel and ex- husband was in St. Louls. This explained for a bolt of 12 yards ....... . soft. shrunken fabric; price. 35 the note she had received. See our new imported Waist Fabrics, oC 200 damask Towels, fancy fret borders, cee ee Mr. Adams and Mrs. Capp called at the from Bc to Sc per yard. A few more pieces of those 48-inch pure linen vey size, knotted fringe 9 S - Pine street address again yesterday after- 250 pleces of white satin Brilliante, In French Silk Mulls, in pink, cardinal, and hemstitche $3 09 500 pleces Whytlew’'e finest Shirting Ma- While they were In the hall outside lovely patterns: this is an English fab- gold. blue and green: the regular prica per dozen ° dras. for waists and morning * esti dresses, per yard, 25c, 40¢ and 0 noon. , ae sane ric; special for shirt waists of these fine Mulls !s 6oc; our : 2 of the room areca Sah ad Ainsworth, pear: and skirts, price, yard 25 bargain price, this week only.... 25c eee. yards 2-yard wide Table Linen, oy sacen: quawetiheedl éaik dina: toe 4 ‘est s, Cag w He y patterns, t ues, ' . , a : ee) ep , per yare all the new shades and coma ey To-morrow we will put on sale 359 dozens of Men's Fancy Madras Negli- former husband led downstairs by two po- ’ ° ; binations, per yard, 36c C : , , . ; That you ve been asking for have just iM dozen extra heavy Broche Huck 80 plecas Rope Cord Madras, tn specta; ge Shirts, wth Ga ore culls. These. shits ae ee FY ) scroll; sets contain 12.5-inch plates, 12 Hine and lavender wild ‘ers: se metal trimmings, Jarge size burner. Toilet Set, English semi- " apes would be expected. The word “father” was : » T-ine 2» dee ‘ontal: ne a 6 rice . ‘ergla a : eigen Eh , 4 te : I ( 6-in: h plat es, 12 4 -ir eg plates, 12 des i> eontain 12 h-ineh 1p) ‘ Ss, ° i Prive com a) Die 95, $3. 00, $4. 50 dergiaze dec oration, brown, pink or [ea NS rons, tippe tand fan ou , te uple-plated N Rowls. barre shed pieces 5 handle: doven ..... and fluted, : never used, the word “‘daughter’’ was never plates, 2 platte rs. 12 indivi our es divi S, 12 Jeep plates, 1: ae. 32 4: plete (ea y , “Te ters, )2 teas, 12 fruits, 2 covered dish- ividual butters, 12 fruits, 2 platters, 2 : pieces ‘>? : $I 9 mses. No a were used by any of) the es 1 covered butter, 1 pickle, 1 baker, mobs red dishes, 1 covered fter. China Banquet Lamp, 10- Inch ciobe, ° Tate Spoons, tipped aaa Soin y Bo 39 Peach ; 9 four in addressing each other. Ainsworth 1 boat, 1 sugar, 1 cream, 1 bow); “kle, 1 baker, 1 gravy, 1 salad, 1: decorated in Various designs, cele Tol “pin Set, fancy shape, tinted tn green handies, dozen ° ' ' es iadruple-plate : Trays, satin addresses his daughter as “lady,” his wife all 112 pleces. estoy in all 101 pieces, $14 69 or duentge. er cee ma « “Ti; or au nk. Comp) ete Tahbie Fi " tr, Vv | fhe)! “hi | ned wi}t.] ena oy a (thy By. 0 ae ‘madame.’ Price | e a }fFr CS comp.e e ‘ 7. hn rrelile ee , ees * sal ae oe hy ‘ ; 0 “This is she,” said Mrs. Capp, breaking the silence that came with the meeting. ggremenegrons a Ainsworth looked at his daughter, his features expressing curiosity, rather than Paternal § interest. There was another pause. 4% * gt. \ " e® * ©) ee. ‘ ‘ a " “You have sent for me, what {s it you ' . ‘* een tee naan . _ — oe —— _ . en =e ; a em en ot wish” suid the daugrhite r. net unkindly, eee CCU COO OOS ——s - - ‘ 4 . ™/_ th f > tf of the woman he! ¢ ies PTeherer wae 17 tast Novem . : . ¢ « 7 ne persainty hot affe tlonately, and downs of the world. He said he had! fel upon her) mponeenyath Ne hee Fans The parynots of both Insited ane taal “Did I send for you’’—a pause—“wel], Tt heen prosperous at times and had met with boned se oh Cee Visits Cree 4 we Or arene nk ee yy th pasted, at firs’, he Ps ‘ "TT bey . ‘ , y ’ 4% i ' ] ‘ ' »* j ie’ rY* , had re* 1>e* Ts >) (elie nti : oo? j did not exactly want you to come to this | reverses oe asionaily and declared that his be ‘ 7 ae gh as Pcie tase dh ten htt tenet week a +h Dh ei ge Te Vig | + 7.7 ’ ,? ’, ’ . . ; - Ktrers . fut ‘ pitclery ij?}e 26 f oe. ’ - ollare : N “Bhe locks a great des! like she dig , 5 throti.ghout, and at ne t me Was Taere a ee we =o teh sera! ak ha “lf a oe i ang eng * Sy ysis soe} : 3 ae | Genuine Wool — rao ‘ollarettes with roke ’ " : ” im Set : ite (his : i ‘ra +’ verry? ile he ‘ . . ' ae ' . : ‘ ‘ j bined ' ‘ ~ wet f =e y sin K ef wlwetrie wns ri? ag n she was 2 Jeuatrm oil, said the meth. | ‘ ait | py odd nach va “4 4a “ ty poe die rriake of Thomas P 2 al fi ~ ? os ° j _ * , ee ~~ ~, “ . } ‘ vA ‘ rf. : g ‘oll | hits Pils yim : “And her fath ‘) “et Hi 3 fall.’ and smiled him- r Dre reer hia) 7 a MI ; ar. RAS i own Fro Ehectric Seal Tal) Coliarett.*s voke of genp , , Ather lonks just like he has ; $ Alpinn M. Hebers h S64 eS NN YS : aanenean wines Astral bau. tremely eG $2. 15 Sean on Perens tase Ca su.ue TPers.an lamin Bust for 45 ve irs. ne wd - it ‘ : | , ’ . . lig ‘ , ? v)«r ? . Ty; ’ } li C : . , ; | ce Are you the: Ola?’ askeal thre mother “The father ° xr! ained that he had secured rc Pui, — SF5 thes: : ; aE s a’ taile, satia oing, worth Se Su aSte ie , 4 yor $/ 50 And the v te 1 to dis Ussing ages a tian. hi - fs rreyyye wif. wt i riress through bey | ye oe? lee? : ‘ t ‘ ay | Nit th ss I ) og . ' as! Geauine Black serene ('ollarettes. rr _ No Og, W rhs So. at : . gers might ecountVv cie rk at Mount Vern Sean He “ee Tatts eet, Wil mark the cuamination o. het ts a | PERS BCT from cheotcest sins, black Sk! "6 oF Genvine Migk Collarettes rote of venuine aushter mildly AS ERR * tan assumed name in writing romance af meaal _ — i ' ' > aS | AAtin lining, loin cee wort? A'lnska Seal truown duchesne the circum wer father : » Be i san de , a Man of unusual inierest vii pap! : CUMStANCEs uniler Nf . thi mum goOMmd re ason. the yisit- Wheeler 8.4 ’ Vlead Im St Louts ‘ . “ie i, e a - e : | They Sue a Millionaire of Colorado Gienuiae lynx ( llarettes« ‘ ATC, Worth $4. U0.. ad |) .* ‘ ‘ eet’ satatd € i . . 4 Aaa ‘ _ r SS ’ elact ic “en! t b HP | Teelita a i. P | | | r aban : , Chowest noc Marea Coltarettes vote of identity be-ame known to ws he =e "hen the tnterview was ended these yvears of mystery about my fiat her. por k hands in a for ae \! way With band fs cmployed ai the St James Whose Wife Each Thinks She with tails satin liuing | : gens ne sh mt Tearaty. tah and ronnt ef " ty ‘ FO) i! iI . ai a it is a hand thing to be placed in m3 1d wanes him “ood nig! efdes eientan tutte alae; be sition now,” she said ares : Large has hee en made) / The father p Mlosophiged a} . Ainsworth on the police ' records. | Terre Hlaute with his parents. . | — MBE (k'ty pointed wokecof electric seal trimme $3. 15, Epectal to the Post-Dispatch witn 10 tails. satin lined, worth $12 ETC... BIC... BIC the vps ae ee ee bail isn a daug! yr of Jace : \\ N. tor : _ rroprietoa of a clgar iaclo / waar Ve Ae . \ a? : + ; i] » mit , ' } e . “* , j , x , e _ : Another Big Ocean Liner. KILLED BY p TERMINAL TRA! is wrer pas kn ps n her fu.ure hus- Py OTe. . ry gaa Pe Rhee wg Ind? SP vine iS, Colo., COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. ores ; 7 7s 32 ‘ ‘Ves . retlanren : a) 4 ‘oa . ~ . Thliat . rf , Vi iin re oe Tt le rumored that ans her big ocean liner fe to William Waldoff, a Section Hand, Re. ar i! . . : ae nih yy ‘ns hs y * ' ae | Z, = SESS .* . fp " alias ‘ an “et : is Mail or-leres Allied pre viding yineunt of pure base acer mypanies order Reja ring aty ' remind got tr x Se = ioRy ROAR “hoe sat eling at Lalf of seasou uUricrs be bulit. whik b " 13] rival er en the famous hceantliec ceived Fatal Injuries. ti? " “12° a. ‘ ' , i ‘ a b ~—" . = - ~ = b ’ - ille rh . ; ai a) re r} j vr? ao | ! ‘se. As wusval. Americ: 7? . a sec , as : al ago, he says, He dreamed! } iF eR > ~ ta > we | : oe lies Perican enterprise is at the | William W aldom. - — tage ~ ty Heme gah hl that a pD.cture frame bang on the wali of ae x Ss esa reek min: t r mediately foliowtng head of the prolect Atnertica feemea determined to 'by the Merchants Terminal Rallire wa o., his room ; _ he was looking Intentiv.| _ +» ‘ ‘ eo : . x S the cerempons > wo) P Vii«« eres ~~ 2» 4 . . . i . 4 : ‘ Ps Pe ‘ ia ss . ‘ > tii ' ae, j * bave tbe greatest, whether it he steaunshin | was struck by one of the*Terminal tra'ns | at Ite in his slurnive rs, a doy e ‘ VoIved from . inventions or med eebaM ides in the Sixteenth street yards at 1:4 o'clock , shadows ant — gare am tite wre | ain nelg hour! ity. “MM! seis = oon ; , ) 7 vedicine. Take Hostetter's stom. |-yesterday afternoon and received eeeree Then ® sp.rit aaa 9 alan yore ph .— ins : : 3 at ie x. See ee eee ee ee eee 7-713 N. 7th Street, St. Louis — Wholesale Mana'acturiog Purriers. ach Hittere «4 an etample of what thet resaited fataily in a few hours him that he Wouter ee weal df ~ . an fice Per a Po WORT i rf usalena, co. neti. rie ‘ m” ; > at hes brea ac. Wa dott was & years old, married and | sembi cd the one In the preture, MISS ALPHA M HEEPERER aiso sited Strong fi: ‘mn These Special! Prices for This Week Oal: Compiisied tn medicine. It has proved ite worth | i!ved at 2208 Adams etreet The wee am made a vivid Impre selon ' - | dar ren 3 » alleges that be ‘over. Ofty 1 ;: or os : - sesechi rd bia mind and oe had falta from the first) np. ' 3 lex] . enrr by ‘(ron ' nf ‘> * : rk <it9 in 1898 on his promis © ‘ty Years of cures of stomach diseases. fin what the Vision bad shown to him the might call on ber The st ell) to ma er or Vai there 1 pn: Knocked Down by a Street Car. spasived that he would not marry until he | | es wae foe othard ome. aeieene tana rt y. fein a 3 wi ' . fu ¢ e pledge. Queen's Daughters’ Euchre. ‘each soleitea donations of partly worn i ‘ Ought to Be. a ge fecte: tr at with tale: ex fwttation Stns Marten Tah rettes.| quisite xatie iuing, worth $5)... ib bteberer, she a ne —_—— -_— There is nothing like this famous remedy for jn- George Ham, B® vears of age coulda find a counterpart vf ihe woman of * an ardent seultor fur ;3 a ' gig digestion, billousness. constipation and nervousness. 1010 Dereon street, Was struc by wane et his dreams, berer’s hand He receives? encourage Albert A Aal of the! Albert A Aal Cloak The Queen s Daughters will give a pro- | nt ~ a: : an Bae o a on rial for wee in the Ht also cures liver and kidacy trouble, and pre. | ern Electric car last night about 10:30 He came to St. Louts from Terre Haane | met and the engagement Was soon an- | Company, 515 Locust street, is in New York | gressive ewhre for the benefit of their Rrgi ~ lett Bae ~~ - ne Ouida vents malaria, fever and ague. Be sure you get | 2 C1Ock. while crossing Sixth street on La | in January, 18%. In the following May he | nounced. selecting the latest styies for an entire new | chartties, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. | teenth «tree the oe + a aa m otE ” attended a party. Miss Heberer was aiso a The marriage would, probably, have oc-| stock for thetr new store, which they cla’'m| at Jefferson Ciub House Grand avenue and ' 4 — Dw tas wT! the geouine, with I’rivate Revenue Stam Salle. He was taken to the Diepensary DD ever land from there forwarded to the City Hos- uest. Much of the eventng had passed be- | curred <everal months ro but f¢ t the h } s f kind w of Ne ? Tt , . nt Bec { bettie, y F108 ' : r ra months ago bu or thel is the handsomest of Its tml west of New! West Pine boulevard There will be thirty 1s aM te gh oF GOS WON Gat Se bepeties pital. His injuries are interns! fore he saw her. But as soon as his eves ‘ages of the couple. Wheeler ts 1% yeurs oid © York. They open March 1 for business handsome prizes in decorative linens. The more 0; wa <" | Toompsen’ : Eye water SS Ee ee al eg ~e 24) JP ee ’ - i. .

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? ee ee ee ’ , ’ , ‘ r ; : y t : ° “ ; 4 r . a a Te ~ 10 ‘SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRtARY 18, 1900. yO S eee eee ANOTHER FACTORY CLOSED) INHAL FR. JUST THE SAME AS OTHER mee BRIDE FROM PENNSYLVANIA. THE TRUST DEALS A HEAVY BLOW TO THE | | Se ceed Mackintosh€s fo The simplest, Spectiest "om woes rw tones me aemenr nc oomeranrnell GOODYEAR MACKINTOSH CO, {24°22 : Floor and They Gave the Cue Place at the Laclede Hotel—M& 8 Men’s, Women’s and Children’s. The Great Boston Concern Closed. Employes discharged, machinery idle, n ng left and Surest Cure hg — to the Others. Ray Is a Postmaster. : . covered for Catarrh, May of the once active business life—just the melancholy sign on the do Fever r : door, ever, Asthma, B onchitis, pana | ts : S Bay an wito suid no person could dance Theodore Ray of M!4l: , Tex... and Miss | & | FE : I ad ; S and all Disease: of the cies had @ oor : mits Sgr 4 Snow? ; ey “4 sla Pa. | 3 © RC D> O U had Y a TRU ST. save he or she had a correc: ear fur tempo Retta Snowden ork Throat and Lungs. phould have gune up to Northwestern Hall |Were married last night about 9 o'clock at | P In consequence of the above, we have closed our 23 Retail Stores and havetemporarily rented the store at ee gi se knew stem |iem cake toes ee i andPreventsConsumption. euch things He would have found 2A Mr itay: came to St. Louts jast Wednes- {| § 308 and 310 NORTE BRO SA NWAY ST LOUI For This Its Success Unparaileled ate r Seon A n " » piesa? 7 ee to | nF beens rome “3 ine ae all .. 4 * . Special Sale, in the Annals of the Medie| 0: azeand she coracr, deweng away ss free ched the city trom. York, pheir Hf And the Entire Stock, consisting of Over 67,000 RUBBER and MACKINTOSH GARMENTS, will be sacri- . beat the band,” and daveing as correcily | plans were to have enony per- | ficed at from 13 TO 20 CENTS ON TRE DOLLAR of the actual cost. cal World. It Has No Equal. | a1 «. pg aceayt age hat, | hae ee Words cannot convey the enormity of these bargains, but a comparison will prove to your entire satis- Physicians Pronounce It] yo uh... DERE t-eeiceusrade hall ob) nein AR °C conceal gg 3 it 36 daa faction that this is a life-time’s chance to secure a mackintosh at ‘ESS than the cost of the material. the Most Scientific and Efe | 5: Louis Dear Mare € hcg ) Mr Ray's condition had greatly im- {fl Do not hesitate; come and see; if you are not thoroughty satisfied, do not buy. The following prices 3 s seme lpvoved, alt! 43 unable to | will give you an idea of what to expect at this great sale: rc=s, It Wasn't aS ois) ‘ prada ‘ +s tT) j aithougeh hi eee SRSU ONES | cin rs Gould have been, but it was gust a*tthe wick beam : cs oe fai we al CENTS’ MACKINTOSHES. LADIES’ MACKINTOSHES. for Diseases of the Alifjerest fun. An orchestra -it sce:ns ahsur, A telephone messuge wa to think of an orchestra at an en ae ib thouse imetructing Clerk r ' ‘ : . CRE ee ee een vied ) , ce ; * | Ladies’ Doub!te Texture Detachable Velvet Collar , , Passages. ment for deaf people, as weal exsiost a to the Laclede Hotel with a biank mar Rubber Ceats for Officers, Firemen and Teamsters — throughout with plaid linings of all colors — » tWo capes, serge lined . ‘ f 7 wal $s: F “eral 4 i f ’ Aa +} ee ~ . . ‘ pa pis Heong Seegehgabing 7 Pi gh >> . | , ormer price $3.50—your choice for worth £6.00 —sale price oe : : $1.50 siyed ¢ OZTAMMe OF Cweerssis = ie , Kone ti he jretel about O on, | s " ;, ; Bers, embracing all the dances irom the |hut tae lridte-to-be had mot returned from |g Gentlemen’s Double Texture Mackintosh Cozts, with long Special attention is called to this very fine lot of Ladies’ Imported All-Wool fashionable two-step to t! Mr. Pacey returned get Canes—former price $).09--sale price. Cassimere Two-Cape Mackintoshes, v-lvei collar, detachable cape, rillx, and every time tne bug.cr blew his To si te eee pil | ea ie ce : : si ll cael PP Oh erase ne garments all double texture, colors black, blue and gray preliminary call to post, the deat and cua f there is any rcmance beck of th Ceniiemen’s | “Mackintosh a imade es iB DOS SEF Ie, AOE verneee inixture—former price $9.50--sale price 2.50 , " > 7 i’ ¢ ‘ os : P > ; * ey ; ‘ely , »} -s sch rvaf : eg that ey Wer ; a’ aint: Nvers | . Cientlemen’s Mackintosh Storm Cozts, all wool: long miliary $3 00 throughout with silk, c@lors black, blue aud gray-- power of hearing and spru | aah age . exas, and that they capes —forimer price $9.50—sale price. s former price §15.59-—sale price. . wa $5.50 tre Deaf Mutes don de PN DS 9 Gee a ae 7. a cneewn ® ¥ | ; ’ , Bs eS - “thi , ‘ui ai buives When they entertain tuev dias cissad es ah degph heo Seca eee MS ee See’ | a 6 Geat:emen’s Mackintoshes, made of imported cloth, very fine high grade, A large assortim nt ye Caneren lit acgg oma for girls and boys, in all col- everything mn sivie, very amie be) trom o yi ca et aan: gg * ees, ster IE latest stele, blue-black cassimere, tricots an! ineltons, silk- $4 EO | ors and pn as, oe ne /— 75¢c to $92 00 interest Bhe’ particip: Bis had taken int ae ee Ae VER ft lined sleeves, velvet collar—former price $15.09 -—sale price a | throug bout with woolen iining—sale price, from * 3 - - event fT * the mMrecealy ‘ Ks, Ail pee. 4 ‘ i ig : rt th: . bts a Ps ae : ° om, ‘ Fj Clouds ef Medicated Vapor are in- | °\CMf {OF hy preceding weeks. | Ail were minister In some awiet New Engiand | Store Open Now—Sale Going On—Don’t De!ay—Caome at Once and See the Greatest Sacrifice Sale een cee fee eee emer peed: pome af inem were exe pilons’yTcounty abounding in coyotes, cowbuys. |i on Earth. Dealers Are Invited to Attend the Sale. Store packed and jammed with . ’ 4 fone > e {| negenous. At hone of ine LIZ Miasqueraues po. ' ~ ao Gee dee Ae Te . : trom the gostriis, clearing and vapor thes tos ate zu Dik wissnr has ther rain rad tis eager buyers all day Saturday. Come and get your selection. ij i . tae’, ; ae | s ] ‘ izing ali the inflamed and diseased | \,..5, any idea so cleveriv carticd © 2 | Mi d-mannered Hittle SEL ol he | § paris whica cannot be reached by fhe ' that last night of the wounded soldier, wip nt pine ty, «tg Pi igh teach ed ~n Pareles > 2 EE : 4 ; - 308 and 3| 0 NORTH BROA mediciae taken inio the siomacns. | hovbled potone the Hoor on cruts ne poe éeecta MEE is. ein sg : tae EO oe 4 is ' ; ‘a s.tary surgeon am a t ai Seta IT > -paisn gare oo 68k De = BS AV iE eh e. ~ it 1B mieny AN | Ace: = on | } BE - One Door From Bank of Commerce, . ———- = ° orama in a bind asylum, you Nise ‘fo P Thage Neense. Mr. Filley followed Ato am ; vay ( ould mot be married It reaches the te spots. The way the mutes swung into time and voy ha nuut. 0 bor daslyee Vo ab m — ay ae " z : Near Olive Street. It heals the raw places. gracefully danced to music the or- : al Geet ee eae hae ke ' ‘ ’ py Rewsnhleic de “ae Sle Lasts a Shart Tim? Oily, Mail Orders, With Cash or Maney Order, Promptly Filled Same Day. Don't Forget to Give Chest Measure, aR Sette. EO Viw ¢ bee - ein i al STEEP os ee Cem — —— } 1; ; chestra chose to play fas asionisoins ’ It goes to the seat of disease Their only guide wus ‘ presence on the eee. eee tee Store Open Evenings. It peneirates obscure places where | floor of half a dozen heuring friends, wh. C ry Qvrnn , , on ) set the pace, so to speak. Onee they nal A y H SIDE MASK} i) a a a A SS a 1S + drugs taken into the stomach cannot Di Sis Bitealte or teived dashing 7 : . , aa . reach. into the two-step, the mutes quick.y Ie. ---—~o—_—- — ? ’ - apsewe ? . ; ads cen , the F ‘ stiaii it y thie 1s red me i. whole system. Re = Louis oe —" oe Se ed the Annual Ball of the Wes:- 0 calinc oolied ekain inte the box free ane ts A DePrSNnify «ar «vo, COM tend 4a Tense nwan, 1,” Ciecinimindion ace seks oa aS ’ . ’ rvanizer > by a Saal paris ~» : , s “ Witue. bucac] poepirite md then discove: ’ club Was organiz { mn 1882 by asm | | ern Rowing Club. Pienist Thought He Was About to i erhat ' aa no Sag ae >: aga of mutes Who had been in the Ly ED SS See. ermde] aeeed ve | § oe Per on icepdesor (ry at St. a vt Pe ta arnaa!l m isquerade bali 1¥; Killed When an Enthusiast red F Lie yer a hhe® dasa J bite: sil ray - hy vr ‘ . |). af M ute ae rer . ' e tern ht mwing C*jub Wiis river Jas? ? ay, i cieceitte me Picture. » ; D = ' | . 4 ts va A oul t hk POSITIVELY AND PERMANENTLY With everything complete. At all lDoughterty, > Of the leading deaf unuate T p's (Park Hall, Phir h me 5 Se, : ‘ é~ 24083 > dé stat, oe Tere rit 4 ; I : _ -_— . 4 , i . la . ‘ Wied . «ta? ; sti ' 13 ro ? »? 1? ni? ; cruggists or mailed from our office. lent hicage, were am yr the organ.- tree's ‘ually &e) persons were pu ta ‘ha derewski filmed eae rt tine ORT eee a “gach es Bi MUNYON’S REMEDIES. ete, The clubs Arst mectinge were held | participates in the grand prome: ror} yesterday afters Was attended by sev: | informed a man cown in tie fre : Menron guaranters that bia Rheumatism ‘ure a ratat iw 1v and Market str te Trig hit pICcreAaAse |] ‘ ie]? i ' . »? - . ra) Pyca? oi : _ =] ‘ . | ade 0 . > 4 i pay se? 5a . : ore ; a ? . Vill cwre nearly el cases of rhenmetiam in a few The « ‘ers of tie CaO oH SORT fee mm hNlasas cre -Tateve at omidnighe «! be aibiay Vaso bine ETVOOEN th Bee I ‘a ‘ sentic. | ‘eres pm At thie le: wr Geyva: that hie Deapensia Cure wl) core imilrestion aml all stomach trouble: that bis Kidney Cure will eis Se eure 0) por cent of all cases.of kiduey trounle;: tbat . ‘ ; pinttinh.! edie oan " his Hieadac’e cure « iN eure anr kitnl o* haw a De nic. SR f : . nia , . i sane , 5 i sie Whe Cr, . “a@sings ‘ , , ‘ tire All lel)“. = 4 rhe e ; in a few minutes, and =40 en throwenh ihe . nftire Tiai ; .* neat b : . ,* 4 _— at ‘ ‘ere * ns ; call , eg , . 3 . ‘ a ‘ . : C] i ] a a . id Je 1} oa . { : —BY— . . ele’, At, te may S TTOUD Fes bb GEL Pave abo vas no further ; at bi Thay 2 : ale at all drug t a. — , : of his remed | Theos are for sale at all druggiste Pa hae mt Committee—-Lew A. ! ning ot Kawlinge of ise>"a. maele: Syhqetn 3 ge i = tg eae ~ mostir 24 cente a via! : pee se ‘ ; a LCL ab amos ‘ bere il be ‘ . ‘ a ; , raries r ‘ \\ } ‘ errr peli, Jy ? 4 ; es ‘ . Te.3 7 .f ree, - 137 , " crt “a rat t +i 4 e, Peet : : ; mo , te , / re . .§ bee i 4%: r) aif i te sar . 's poe wow Ye . Sele Brees | te mw ck ception Comyrrittee-—-M Mm. Caliss, Wwe? ria sus, regk- se theistic 4 sie »- | . sea 1S6) Lee ' eo S.ug Tevln rest : A } ae +. ’ ‘ ; ‘ i] ‘ "4 q* any " «> . . . . : . he “ : ‘ «. ‘ ‘ a . ‘ ‘ thaaé ‘ : a i ‘ / ? go _ le ; »? r} 1é é : 8. for tree ine al addy on bike ome So i Rerwin., Leatis KRolhliey : _ RR Piri {uamber.. . ‘aking 4 at "ae ae = on he felt % Be ; , , wigs > , “it ; i A» OCR DRCGGIST FOR MUNYON'S “GUIDE To | i no - ** ; i HEALTH Floor (“ommittee-. T. Hughes rm) HH SENTENCE OF A SHOPLIFTEA. |" fed Relea okt receplion conmnttine tare Wate] RR ae he poe eine waite abe, | ewanes In ak diet ames OF ihe: tadety The Well-Known Expert on Anything Pertaining to Hernia. cc a Nucn al oe ¢ 2? ah rete ’ ' ».- in ' 4 bioudtn thar ert tid os PKs toerl : cost try ae ot s a Fannie Harris Civen Three Months in! BIBLE CLASS ENTchTAINED. bare! aliers of the perlod igh rth hay 1) + +) \ ‘ = ey , . 4 ,. i i ‘ ‘ , i - 4 f ’ te i. f 4 " se? i e 4 ae " bu ; i ‘ 7. ' | . P 2 ‘ ° fi it : ? ‘ ‘ >| re t ; 4 i tf C7) Vv s | . Tie 4 4 rt " ; 7 ov r | re pod : of sv A EW DO N’? S : Pad ta -~ 4 eee ‘ = EC petit larceny and was given a three montas’ | prepared by the Junior Bible Cla #entence, her term of Imprisonment to diate rst Christian . bur h, » Loe , from Feb. 5 a ee ts ra benry Bo Macher John thas, | : permit seu to ent me yet aieteS ase bist, ot ; : nee DONT wart until strangulation has set in, but be cured at once. Fannie Harris was arrested Dec rtainment Pehaes 3°) Walther, Jt..€inet sehrait? r . 7 iit of yen 7 Wi the “earch whe diligent srosccuted DONT wait until the het weather comes—-now is the best time to be cured, | ae hess DON'T rely om trusses, especially when fitted by men who have no knowle STOPPED t the anatomy ot the parts, but go and consult Dr. Lewin, no matter af oI. CU. ou with only a good-titting truss or wish to take his treatment ; DON'T consent to a surgical operation until you have. investigated Dr. inet charged with having Ffteien a mink entpe. | yes § this £3 eee ee *y nt . iti ' y a The cape waist \ rue nt 3: ’ | tig »? : Ti ba cS ¢ "Ih weer Pee bee tee: t . qegyae@” thy ‘ ; ‘ Py li ‘ . = . . ‘ 1) 1} . i i } I At > ; i ’ | if : the numbers on the program are sighs s- 1S PPO Pre ayys rs Watel sare A ie.| RAINIER dnvestigated the Weinan’s record at . ine ’ P M 3 petripe “aupee 9 ; alge "| oe , more wores the stra} ‘ WORK IN T 0 bow MiNes that she was arrested Maren i neat, padaa chinds , 4 , nes otch Thermemeter Is Now Recisicring 10 , 18%. she was agacn arrest mm al Degrees Relew Pero in Wabh City. wins pretiirac ss ure That time she w: Wattited adi. Wal baad “he irtetie f tuis clase 1) Be ere Ya ree Ss IAs, AUtedlet co Z a ; aa ; DON'T consult so called rupture specialists of whom vou know nothing, , aan ee .3 » - . ‘* . . ‘ Y . . oy — 4 —_ ; . j P > a . 4 ay g-°%e & >” a? ' ' : 4 i? ia? ; ‘ ‘ 7 ; Saker’ cdi “ “ie | be nig ‘ teres . 7, Sar tigins > nae athe | ares : , ag ge te Piston i Arrcte re ogtEepr voy 1 ’ Dut ge at onee toe an expert Dr. Lewin will take vour case only when he ts AS CONVict n javaukee an Vas given nis is now largess’ Findayv se Pics adict mon th ar bea er, ah wf ' ' ) , \> rar’ “1 : “ 12 months sentence in the House of Correc- ‘ew for ng ludies ar aia “yy There are tt ww lye ven Peeper) ite tee Sas ' ., ; eve thot he can eure you. as he requires NO PAY UNTIL A-CURE HAS eu ie She Wiis paraelome A wut and again } tlemen, hz: fewer tr , » th: *» } Cr, tie 7 , ; ee 4. ee rhiadi it ; ae @ Pars and | . t Vests nerd ode 2 heya Zev roy Pha ; sar ¥ 1) tN I") IX | (|x \I Pei) to VOUr elitire Ssatistaction arrested on Atig. oo. IS fh. Indianapolis | ie t leas corps of offleer a ; heb iet , . Pp to Hv tL Paderewes , termrereta a | fe res oHCe: 7 Nit The police were surprised 7 the lie ne ney , , er) t tle«. ir \\" ° VW -. | aoe .f ~a oF Oh 1} 1 4 eae? tie t.¢ y I7 . a 4zak 3 } l ’ its t hy . eA? ’ CO N S U A iO N Shown the Woman by the courts {nh fo (‘jJatn has been the teucner for a tian ; Trias vies , Fsthe- moe we i oe rive PMs wera tase) i ey eather t tf «vf the mir ; of the remarks made by Judge FI ore years, pared n gthaines be hind 1 eae #1 m1 ba Ni Rint te bys we, f hey it gmk. Garding the prevalence of crime, in « — EEE wi =e cpu ree te Chastigy APiat eas PAaseVer sy shut den vl ani hot | eslitine Free and invited Rring your family physician along, have him examine you ‘ c " ** * ‘ ; . ee ere: Lie oe koe YY cr ; . ’ e*e ! : ar: j if ‘s ? «*? } eo 5 . ‘ , : ’ Y - . cent instructions to the grandjury DIAGNOSED HIS OWN CASE, [i i pig hakinees TEN. DA er ee Pe Faure snd aiter the cure, and unless he pronounces you cured, you don't have to S| ly hv- 0 og - bats r, dr., J ee Tamer, Je. teed eu wriceg oud B Sa Hats = I F vy! Pie ; ty» pretye) ' PA 1o aaM ei ; ae By stint ional , 4 he a fy your time is vaiuavie, make special appointments with the Doctor, as ; ae ¢ fi, * ‘ ‘ ) ie ; =" i ee a *8 ’ a “Ys ; , ae Se P . . > ° cae = Tat wo . ee » a , %a : ; u” gia y* ‘y* . 4 ’ department stere at t) tom . Spry pol ind rhieh 3 $s Meowssary Soran PP aie Mae iz nbs Be peta: eS oe: ar ehiee f Tod « ‘ ) ! : waitimg-room is usually crowded Telephone, Bell, Main 620; Kiol, A : Bin ‘ ie r PA ‘ ‘ eo" ; , ’ le , . on . > ; ‘ ’ «l ** ] 4° and acccocnim: dating thre th usiat ds th it Tne Oe eee as ) ‘ ] j ee "er] | ee 2 ‘ isa er. ar, } . ak "} . 2 ™ ry! ty? Batt iM ‘ 1] | r) ‘ , , 7 s ' | ' ipays, John Young Brovn and FL. M. Fh arte of Newt Terry mnmiice | ak nie ae tie tt toa Fe Paya he So BP ea | came to their coors with the same dis- removed the cause of the !''ness cnaecr aL ne ae “4 nies 2 c nee : : a ) F er cs es pe ma aricinhes gs, Ad me HOLLAND BUILDINC, | : airs ‘ . . ? ] 2 ° ; " *, rr a ; } . : . ‘ . = 4 ae rg ‘ * ’ “i . ‘ } , j ,.° : ’ , : 1* i . zh: “y 11 th Seventh Street Suite 907 ade | . FRE all abo kompht Chat bias Fo wei el oe ee 211 ior : : reputailon Srroke wae lifting In clouds familie of sure scekers were by Chigage on ua larcetis 1 ——— ‘ ‘ . a 1 Ra'tmore med cal ome jel James J. Stutfer and J. J. Sehotien. Tier | wa from the ruins of their mammoth establi«h- | é * ‘ Jatt va be pe ead, D0 ‘ ' ray aa’ aM ment further up Mroa way Iwo weeks ago ‘as +4 TY) ike h Sucee. > wer a . 1~ err my —— — — ae ~. es ———— the news of the cisastrous fle came the a : YNCKVY ALY OF CPL AP DTA ESIC = NOES WAS AS E.GY. PO CARTES: 7 SOY : MANUFACTURE Geld Crome oer $2380 c nouncement from Meesars. Penny & Gentle: —— he te Oe oe ot e * Silver Fillings that arran@eements had heen con let i} ta reopen. The builaging is cemmodiews ard meutariy fitted tor the display of such =~ O i JR All work guaranteed for 10 years. Positively no ——— ee pain ia any of our opere- ines as this firm carries. we : To keep faith with the army of patrons . & ~~ tf “a. a, Mesers. Penny & Gentles bad to act qui. kly c™ q PrRR Oe C> Ga 3 tiene. Teeth cutvasted in the matter of purchasing thelr goods. } e ‘e \ ale lately witheuat pala The great and Well selected stock of Ryan : PIA Ss DIAMON ENTAL PARL t' eae Z NOS. D0 ORS a ee el et > —Opponsite Barr's Olive & Ciarkson had just hee purchared for $81.00. and it was available for quick pur- ‘ a ' “ Baird. Miss., July 29, 1899. yt len tit reasonal'e to suppose toat we can afford - 606 OLIVE ST. wetness E atrance. cleaper? | Copyright 1900 by The Wizard Card Ca, chase. Mesere. Penny & Gentiles bought it for $48,000 and have transferred ‘tt to tieir h | 1. oe 4 q I have wsed one fotile of the Vine of Cardui and one package of the Biack-Draught, and it te well Just a tite © a i “-"y s'yles ft) our Wt Te heel | ; eo counters, Doors were oponed Friday, but the crowds of (hat diay wie em. : e 4 . ' | , 1A has done me good. Beiore Starting io use tt, I was not able to do any of my house work without | eee ee vio af sack See, of LEARN TO ared to those witch yesterday nt! } ah a, is | , : 6 -h 4 | ) TZNTH AND OLIVE STREETS | Every shopper in town knew that Penny @& Genties had reopened and the day's tour- ik Ware not done until the lavish display of goods that we'tche] down thoee counters had been inspected and bought from, Women Army Nurses. The committer of lecding women in New York and other cities who are trvine +o Fecure the pus*awe of ny act cf Coner fer the employment of graduate nurses in the hospital service of (I are being aided by St. Lould0\mrondway, Sow Tort - - ~~

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SUNDAY MORNING—S8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--FEBRUARY 18, 1900. WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER. ERE are two sonnets suggested by the publication of “When Knighthood Was in Flower” in the Post-Dispatch. They are from the pen of Miss Mildred S. McFaden of St. Louis: I. IT. I read, entranced, a romance of the hour Alas, thie royal maiden; crue] fate! So sweet that time doth vanish as a Tho’ swayed she England's King, yet ‘ ecroll; the time Four centuries their sleeping years ? sweet sake—patrician unroll, And Mary Tudor with all her witch- Renounved s e, to wed one she ing dower did hate, Of beauty stands before me. Won- Nor scarcely veemed the sacrifice too _ drous power great! Was hers—enthralling eenses, spirit, Regina Mary, merciless, serene, eoul, Not wife of Francis, monarch, tho’ nd ending captive. ave, beyond his Queen, control, A hapless victim of affairs of state! ts of men—‘‘when knighthcod But time is xind and love, true love, "gy *’ ad‘e«— ere long. the imbecile CHARLES MAJOR CEDwIN CASKODEN) COPYRIGHT 1898 BY TA® BOWEN-MERRILL PUBLISHING co = PoLIsS iN = = BF += eee#eesrtfseesrseeeseen*? eee | | bad begun to speak to him of the girls, ut he interrupted me with a fr: ghtful “Caskoden, you are my fries nd, but “WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER” $0 2°%u cet? Moctnd Vhete names sgain. In ex hearing you are my friend no longer. A hon curse sev ie: 99 wee | markab on the morning appoirnte: Th : Is one of the most re le Mter- | Ww i. de Longueville and mvself ra Ye ary successes of recent years. It af- over to Windsor, where we found that fords that shock of pleasure which al- Mary, anticipating us, had barrica led her- self in her bedroom. The King went up- Ways ccmes of a good historical staira to coax at the fair young besiege story, enthusiastKally told, and of through two inches of oak deor, and & pretty love drama, frankiy and duce her, if possible, to come flown joyously presented. Sat volee of a Bashan bu.l | . * . P+ SodeSogeoep 0 oe Oe e 2, . e * * te * “7 > * '* _ ro OOO oOo oo eo Oo od love and a o 7 7 prisone} bird set free, on ‘airy ‘ing x ode iT: g, * ear alting knight to leval Mary flles. 'herown sweet destiny lie proudly stoops to kiss her gar- ot ' gae hold omprtse ment s nem a“ ieMile trom her As Love oper wide his mystic court to them. 7 ° ff! below could Pp . nly hear the King } Nearly a querter of a million copies sty grew angry and thre: of the book have been s0l]d4, it has the deor, but aay fair . » } Jer- ntained a miavst persistent al been translated into French and Ger aiatiowed him te ek man, and le now belng dramat.ze! By rea witoeut eo much as a W limper, for Julia Marlowe. Ss thorouglis angry anu called to _— : to of0 © 1S He Sere D ole D so Ooo Ore D soe Ore Sake Do se alo o2o H ir Gale D oho ale H soo Gore S sie S 02o @ ooo Gare Holes 0% ont- ; ‘ome up to see him “compel obecience n The Post-Dispatch, having ar he celfewitied huesy’—a task the magn! ranged for the exolusive right ta de of which he underrated , Ses ie i te think. of | er ee , . = ‘ . Pay ( »7 ON “ 1 Ta . MMoUsnN > ; . ?o , Pt oa ‘ ir » ag _ > Le republish it, congraiulates its read- be Tae door was soon broke a down and ¢! f te A ina Bee I | Foerod ae * —_ . ge were read, i } Ling witiked in fw! wilt . ricgtle va Le . te yay . - . ‘ 7 Lersie¢re LSS ]oels ere en the ii'esary treat in estore for powtdy, k ro? tree C.0'3 ne heurtebr ! ir}? Fsut beware, . “hander Harris, Mra. Chopin and iherm, " monow [ will be quits with you Mekinery $ Wwe ce also discussed, SOPOSCSe Oe Se gepegeds Gedoeote CHAPTER VIII. . down ee 7 ce Os ee oe — ! Jon is not. Stary. ’ pact He ‘rs short estories Wade sirse, was beside himself : though smal, ; : adits ‘ ae held its election at this met : OR oe yt Soul, he swore, fhe shall |] meeting. Mrs. ‘runden was made chair- | j inoexpeodients tor us ag > © found Jane crow hing : \ floor in; ™ | f France or | willl ha and Murs, Hort on Was re-elected gsec- : fy, ‘ { the Smithtiel lg ky .* : ‘ rne . hi: f dea j *r) ' qe | * tF af . f . ’ Branddn’s Release and Lady Mary's! 0°") pm and where © oe athtute rrie Tisetedy ‘r this” the ing, 1 ‘onemic section of the Wednesday | ™ i sae { regruiar meeting Feb. Victory. 7 wind her mistress? Frightened? % ‘ rucvi Volsev set out for Lon- a fourth —s % : iC , fut al she was lying in bel wi > face fC S ie he stuly of the “Needs of a Great at celal ai laliaaba Ws ‘ool as a January morning: | ib be . hoping to see the girls, | City” ltinue 7 Vuollic moraLty was returned from Frince ham al ine , ittle henv In the mj} ¥ P oafiel time age plucked me eo ha cussion Foy : » Fle » saving the rincees Wished to [ I did not dally this time trusted to | , 7 ee turning her lead, Sle ex: iy no Lady Jane or Lady M v lefermine 1 "ome tn fe ft a . é ; : 2a ' at , ‘ ‘ to fo tue the King at once tell hhimm alloy Pring frig] nor ' Y¥Bica by fiotre cit se | tie with le : ir on Feb. Zl at the Wednesdays ' ae ent ‘ tonor drab Pace n prce on 7) j be given a teception by the av (es ~ e s Ne tins ~A q(t a\ I fou hy TW tring heys shed y tthe me, thre mot i rt | i | nat os ge favs ! - , . her lure. 3 st eile ‘ aAgnin, © ai bee obi wes tumbled dinher, asd, of eis ott SOE - » Beant . em Ur ate . : : Youn’ " ie [2 ‘ } rroeelh Was 121 sesicenaiiioasia . . ; if im tile : ‘ ; " ; : ' : him, To owas in ne hum , wer ; snould hive seen the F Piast Yttas we 4 a: - Union Musical. > * 1s ; ty , ; aati ‘ an ’ . es t\ ee “SY _ ’ beg 1 . tiny rv who wae 1 , = . 4 ae bat Po } 7 ae nothing . sort he extraord! nary ’ Theo Tes, cam tine . Acid lis: -s - ee nove thun ever ic atiehect ephedra aves Was superb art “Or her singing of ‘Lie- linesmate Ward Vii ‘hi ' ir : Be BOK ance as, DEO shag shat a oe , ery oon “e der’ We expected great dramatic outbursts sister, the Lady Mar nd Edy Jane die | PPP 0 sect & vane. ere.) him.” asked “when be was Iv ef such force and beauty as would make ingbroke were returning one er «di ' + Pg ia apne. from eae Sat iy Set: 7 | loath-am ung with ut nos eat ay ; torgive some roughness and heaviness bit —. 4 ; holv. ane “ » eu } “s ‘ | roin the en “| will receive my cu = | , . d ne : condemned * . hang Pigee 9 myself when they are kind enough to com me: it a lie or Ts have your miserable Cookin ng TsSchers League. 7 iat Ween al Sliin Renee 600” on . ty room."’ The coverlid began to move, pr ssi , » FOO" The pul ) f Sesed. but Wateaty’s hear »> m1} Me : saa me ® ie regular/thonthly meeting of the Cook- ’ ° ‘ . > " ’ ver ’ ‘ ‘ > ‘ ‘SS ) | if he be nor. noe reprieved and richly | . Whether or — she was really golnK ) . latiods op “yd - aren Ing Teache 4 ‘ague will be hell at the rewarded. rye a ' Tt Si) hi: ’ ri 7 | y for i cash out het rare af, ] ‘ annot Say k but ‘ . ray . ‘ ) laugh “a : throw- Ww om: A Sv ‘Training School. 172% Lecust France the Lady Mary promiscd she woult ry, Knowing her too weil to ris tee Fane im har Seanad the hed t soph street, on Saturday evening, Feb. 24, at & his man who had | DUrried us ail out of she room and marched ard pon th ed In UlleF | Crelock sh edaely : aye : ‘ ts Wefeate “O- PANG Ment, Shak ny as WwW a spas 2 , ° is a woman, | downstairs at the herd of his defeated ce oa mome fer sesame i s much for acies at his anhies and wrists. When he ; ’ i entered the room amd saw ef, ' 2 hy a cireuftous path back to another door Wednesday Club sede Meetings—/ was the study. A good programme Was pre- ciatmed: “Anh! | . thought they had brs ought me sential, mj one . me, and was giad for the crauge; course of an huur, the Princess, supposing | suppose you would not come to he. ‘nst 1d | Modern Novel Club. even if vou have left me here to . | ‘askoden, | lian “ou? | of the castie and re-entered wiihout the p gared by ilvision A. @ne ext meeting wiil of the inmates, In tne ,; Forethcught Discussed—Byron— oe With Mrs. J. G. Gatlin, 6S Muple ave- nue. every one had gone, came downstairs an — walked into the room where we were wait- | — Hofman Clubs. onivy knows how jionre: I have for: ing d - : P : . oF a I hardly recogn'zel iim, he wes so fri igh t- rie nry and the Ambassacor epoke a wor) co REESE! meeting of the education Mrs. Ho sRAR AH talk on John Jay" was fuliy covered with fith end dirt and creep. | in whispers, when the latter took a. box | sectle: . Wednesday Clob was held [S:¥en ot the Guild House Friday moriu.ng ing things. Suffering bad Well-nig ) done from n huge «! 7 fie leeturer adweit on (the eontrast in the i” pocket nr] started ACTOSS | Que, ? . inj. “eh : v4 ¢ } ; . a - ae ‘ 4 i it ° ?. «). “sa? - e > ccs © ene ee s . / - Pr. its work, and nothing but tae hardilnendd | the room “i nid Mary with the King ni | es ; fe , le ys ne redial, ms of ~he frst two Farnous Amer gathered in his years of camp iif 4 uv | hte heels. ho eng 4 “eUPs piace Mhe Iphi- | ieons’ of the wourse and the present sub- ; _ rie.“ . . m ; . igay* ‘ , - , } r + * , * hae coul.l have eaved . \. ] de Lo 1zueviile heid the hox In nis hand i 4 ‘ ’ r af ° ty) " . t gs, : ‘ paper by d ‘ . lt rankliin sf ida hi trrayi. or) Cr.upr pie d . , - ‘ ’ . : : . nclecaret . ‘ ° : e . : ee Fe re . *) ¢ = ~}y! ii Qadversi{tV AN tore SUuce'ess aoa her . work . . . “d “+ we “ 7 ' : e 2 . oon. . - >. } wey “e+e and reciothed’d him «as li as |e ' ag and bowing and scraping sald in) broken x ae St bags J | “ne em- Newgate, and then took him h “Permit to me, mast gracious | phasized the view that Euripides was un- | % Brasp, It seemed when stuy ps, eo a Weeh in a horse itter, where my m: and may have the honor te! : et. ei and 4 enn aye eeriges cer 1h erty am 1 dint. | Tf the camera tells the truth this picture) to fascinating realms of science. It is an] “Key to the Mysteries of Hypnotism,” {8 theroughly Washed, dresse ‘1 ale ares my august master. thin | vi compromising attitude towards the con- jaggy vin Bese ee aASAPY soveRETNerS Of fig a very fair likeness of me. I beg to} endless recreation to persons of meana ond | eMtirely at your service Just for the asking. . oor fellow and put alm to bed ile hameiat his high admiration and] ventioneann his ortane, but Joh Jay was eminen:iy ste- 1)... -oduce myself as Prof. L. A. Harraden’ leisure. It niarges the opportunities — »., Yuu have heard of and adm.red these won- ™ \! this herd is a fort ast, paradise,” : . * ."y he bowed again simi} add bya 08 ; ; at the heauti- SAUL, whricnhever tree In the o7- ‘nara se at aly. ha s . 4 e F C.K 3 rr @n aree:! ne oppo eS ww er)e- | drous powers why not muster them and he said, as he lay upon the mattress , eRe A Crack piece of old parchment | fi, artistic Ty is being, and jy a OR ORES NOS Te ke eee Jackson, Mich. l am well known = § erous souls li is a friemil to the friend- | use them for vour own welfare and happi- As s00n as I eould Jeune Tandon | had - oy r towar ] Marv It wis , rte v . tit = ’ nei i oath tp, 6 tegen seein gy ‘sets ‘ : @ryyiré throvehout America 28 a professiona] in les ss a piry sic fan to the ailing and 2 eome ; Ne! ;" Why not learn them even if only intended to go to Windsor and give vent to ‘nm, probably tn the hope of enticing ner tidesi man. Fur; with etes wee, Petes SROr ee. sow Seer the field named Wulltitudes da me. th ee + - eed 6¢ pnneeecstt) - good you can do to others? Why my indignation toward the giris, but the, With a sight of {ts coniente—a beautiful da- | expressed the Ruskin spirit, an ortrayed | Pleasure. In manhood he was altke — ipa apis: aiden ge oO oa nae aR (ne. CISECSeG Ol a | r otuuiv amd exerciee them as a money- more I thought about it the surer I felt | mond neck ace. “things as ti ally oh rhe ac | Nate in business and «om stle. ulTulrs 'ij honor, indeed, to call) me “the greatest C a sure ministry to a@ll of success ond | maki: profession? If have won fame and ‘ “eer? , " ’ . "¢ y . | iw ’ , rs os ? > tise aole? . »¢ ‘ . ee - . 4 = perils . : eye becn al miixt, tke Quietly reuching out he r hand «he KrAspo t Pree ‘Te supposed, eharming.y, de . } , 48 Midas) = years. a . 7 po , . a .. hypnotist in the World. But I m not a , 25 en lence, reagent tition. health and h upepi- ; . bry them- Su have many others, and 0 not rer ote i ! : ‘hh he lwcK i >» F > Yer; TES zh if | il yield a oerl he ; #aTleal Tou yeu Ss mores aide Vers ‘V " 7 : utter Rr: ey 4 ob ; \\ if} Ison ‘ ii hy the Tyee kK lace mal de li erutery Tee hed Ak bi “7s — ge ‘ ‘i : i pene ful sunt ea Chat , ter "We erson i ¥ vain about that. I love my as l¢ nce for To q It { master and expel ' of the question Lever disappoint novbody who takes 1? ing to Marv the han! of ’ ' ' T? 7 , e lL: » te ‘ ‘ ’ ui or ; ‘ ; . an en with t re falling unhber} human he a! 0 hs StUee, . ‘ : a al wk (ul ‘ eal own te te Tat) eart, a 1 Aor - ogy itt ' if our time hypnotism tk just now a theme HR MOK. If you wish f- eralizg hem fial! eracure section, p- ' g ‘ eager te a, HYPNOTISM IN DISEASE. a hypnotist eqs to the best. 1 know . a ’ . . ‘ . sa a’ ° 7°68 = ° ti , vA Ne Modern Novei Club deveted | as ! lIwvy ij s=ilt! j cle ati ] nm “9 he the le: iding hypnot! «ft of this tlons whi-e affec: the eriticism of lHtela- fousnees to sav and doa host of wonder- | to be THE ill ALING? SCLENCKH OF 7 * in, Ui! t. have given up ong life . eS fn : ee ston ites ; : me “ Sede oe . atin li ‘ut + miner : dy his sevle * ie wor oO ture pecially ict a «sion fu aings? How can enyone possibly be | FUTURE Never was RlOWn tye Grady te ' as Sa cher rs aT ¥~ ‘a chosen » O ‘ ‘ roe «dis the or nh acon: as] ane awake at the same time?” Is {° that could equiil {t in ban Be PPR petal Ne v¢} p sites peta sult end I have neo wreater was known the speclfie, or even the beal- ‘) on eerth than to gee others win fame ne tlens to dominai ine JUCRM ize Such are a few - ae a Yi , i? . : ; , ‘ . s &) , ’ ‘ ‘ . a] -_ ~ @ ¢ ’ eve lee a), Ps } ae ar vat oe " a ' } ; | ia - or of a decidedly yellowish tint, proclaims by Jhis outward Sagrada, which j.rows omy in California, and There wi an re e “te writing of ae A ’ | “a mrvself that none need be ignorant on the pete A I> oa, ret 3 MS. ‘ i : ai aedhees | Meh us camate oc ) . ° : }? . ; . . ‘ i . } H : mo vo ee ow ‘ : ' paree " a hic = sige + ‘ ; ; ° . -4 .' a . * ‘ring ene : d ‘ . ‘ ‘ ,- sign the fact that his or her liver is In a « eranged, dis- + sree — 2 Par ays nad } throug hout the world Nein i . “4 Ate mae interest the spec sy ther, ets of this Sclence, and 1 shall even te.l mt | y is acceanthi to old : > Hreates lkestl ind iiver toa I wh to medicine, ka 2 ng | ; Rice te : oe vee Mee T ee Oo a 7 | | | eased or torpld condition. And when the liver is sick the and fre m the ryeya ¢ 8 of thy re is =e ‘ etl fon The only ugh the dis: ts, ron WwW: as o you rrpore tnaan the iN en que ations w rmuld ey ne oF with a x ar d it i my prou ; i ®° Raonk “Oe - ‘ “ty t owness of s1 lis 7 iat 7 . lege te its Whole nutritive system ts impaired. The digestion is im- other tngredie nts asca Ferrine sare, Cinchona, unsur- ing out the narrow o rimi- | cover: "ads —— : ah hy : : ic ] yt! . ae we A ‘3 t? j ‘ 1g } ‘ Shi ° , ? ° t! 5 - . an] passe] asa ton! using. the dorm int energy of tha a. presence of the purpose pees iy ” Vil s - Bei Rereim 3 his windecicea we - r. re ‘. ry ees Wag et— SECRETS FREE TO ALL. : the most Wweonaeriu ores in nature—tinhar I have lofad low the barriters that once perfect, the bowels const! rat e eneral is so affected that the a esa “a et cation e 0 at Mutritive system, ac? Bxtract, the greatest of recone received fderable ' ‘ : *$ eCO Ss an 5s ey clive ;: ‘ : TL tox: ror he fod of ie blo } "Fc'e yy onside ‘ ye ; ee ROS Bats ,EEOR, the Foad of tne Noo, usked !f the purpose did not m, as tt Is as mighty In the reatm of mind as A NEY: TO-TAL-AMYSTERIES OF, , % hemined tt in. I have given to the multt- germ diseases which often result fatally. the use of Which insures a proiifie supply of red cells, and } cea hl , » hooks, could ¢ ae the case ih aime ' tikes electricity in the worid jof matter. 1 shai ' tude whit wae jealous vy guarded by the The sallow skin is not by any means the only indication Sherry Wine, one of nature's greatest restorailves. ‘The Irended The president. made a distinctic Wine used in Casca’ Perr Is the pures: and best, It ates : of me prove to you that it conquers ali pain and few [ have made hypnotism the most yuited of ail science 1 truly popular of a disordered liver, but there are a host 4 : betwee erticizing the cMaritate ’ st of other symp- ‘ . Sor pier EP mene Sane etween : ym} being the preduct of t) npanyv'’s Vinevard in Sonoma pecial purpose, an he wholesale oese: ‘ures all diseases; that it.!s an agency of ‘ ' ‘ave Strip pe ; f theeties and * ¢ a ar mt ii a garb of toms, all more or less pronounced and present. Among County, Calif ornta ay ste chat the purpes e shu PA hoe ; ni letectiv in th t} f ° : ery coerce 68 CPES EES : ° : ; reform ane — tive | ne vath ‘ the more prominent of these symptoms are violent back- Cascen Ferrine ‘Oraptiy and tnfallibly supple ‘ from the domain rature, a it sist 1 atior , ner 1) . wey ;, : fee Lie f° t he °* re ‘yimrie , at | asSisis edveation, surgery iTheiers ache and pains on the right side or under the shoulder ver with the viger and ton red to enatne I. tot ln discuss! a the : poe wel ony , 4] . Beier vein. blades; dizziness, } lach I fume its funetions; if promotes the flaw of the digestive book the idea was nerally h * aioand medicine, that it will eurrect the vicier nuging per- 4 ess, headache, a bitter taste in the mouth, a jJulces, thus reileving aii sto F “Tess It causes the cate book ae ae ) r be *s o is ind upilifts the sifle ring or degrad “ | tat suspension of the functions of the liver. If the latter {« rhe Rion “ i ’ r. br ; ‘ t ‘ tie ; 4 i = : , : ‘ an-s ut, orderiy Fclence which isu ae eA Shag me placed in good working order the system will be speedily sthe natural P tT tu learn and which will serve a ! tn the sun- cleansed and cleared of all Impurities, the organs of di- Casea FKerrina fs lorsed an : pp? ou r Lamy + a} | bards ns he ee T blest adherent jas thuroughly as ii | Saylles She then | ; " — ene. bas.no wall mat that of the hypu is | s wh fia ; ee let me “1 af iE” uhh } “—e ee be Sigs UP lhe js 1) saclay in ibe hands «3 - | Masquer an _ dweilin waom he is truly as chi THIS WONDERFUL BOOK IS FRES. rticul ' by erpnt a Che pot At word oF sign he wt! ere | THE ACCENT OF HEALTH. eat tat. ok darentatatioas af Geel cometaticn tebe: dhcuhatee sa: 1 FOR AMUSEMENT. | it is free although the moet interesting ; de pene scape tons. eri. if 2 83 SUPE slog sears, "Ebheta ant rly- , , , . sh the late. Velasquez revive! : ) — beaming “As Ae a means of e@ ‘ainmenc for smaii and precious treatlae of the kind ever pub- Evidence of a Street Car Man of Testimony of a Well-Known St.; What One of St Louis’ Oldest docrar steal, which he cotid mgt even atiemypt or largce audience Hy pnest «m stance _ alsped It unfolls every mystery and marvel St. Louis: Louis Real Estate Man: Tailors Says: nk the illustrations were s veral For Waking state. He cain only see of hear, |. an. equal It sin of hypnotic science. It tells you all that , ti }&y , (> \ m* . provide! . i] atirre = . — I re Seiy is the iyspm " iat : ’ . ‘ ’ } : ,¢ " . it . ° ae hy prmetivm is t” ith irtal “ken and ali it cana vitae . gees > ; accomplish through morta, agem yy. Tt tei ‘ — ' a LOUIS, July 12, 1s9v ST. LOUIS, May 25, 1899. ST. LOUIS, Fes. 5, tow of a he “Heegar Hoy-s 8! “ , by Ing scenes The Phe mageit bad) i. , ¥ ital ‘ lie auree * Mmreat tant erra Pharmaceytic “al | ‘oO Sierra Pharmaceutical Co. ‘ ; I kK e« ,;’s ati My = iit : ss A ’ : : eae ! \ : } ? ‘ Ww . eu ra’ sway te rm. et of ottie } *taee = . eles Co : ‘¢ : ama frre &yY I suffered for ne Sierra Pharmaceutical rile made a very fruitful trem veral yea , 9? ; a ae bi fer} eaused. as doctors cy ar we nantee Il suffered for yeara with echrontc stomach I had been “i for sete time with @ ie table talk, im which ail took | mttinee pe thie LATIpPeT mus Wass “ al s.tuation , idveemrodt? almurdities | Petlerta the Most surprising of laughabie ~w constipation. | Took medicine of various troublea In most aggravated form I cannot weak. debilitated feellug and was genera iv Art | bra ties Ri, thie subject f ‘Nange or withdraws the spell hat ry ' ts may reste with one or | feals and thus «.% e entertainment by the ol . A, coon ony when TF commenced begin to tell of the miseries af “ run down 1 fet the need of a tenic and on Weadnes “di ty Merning y Ompisiment in hour a any assembly an es > a ; a Ferrine that 1 expericnoced re rienced with thia disease i r | ; “y : ‘ W N DER HY . SM re a mypnotiom, | a Vo * a oO; ‘ ‘ i et eleven ‘ yir > sm? - ‘5 ‘ . ‘ ° al | ar ere i! ‘ a. abi e ave taken | recommendation an week ton ie OX: Forethought Club. aa Se cv tye , eat intn ) ‘* | hypnotize, this treatise is beyond all others lief. I took Jou f remedy conscientiously kinds of doctors for years, ' A Estat ; ‘ 4’ @: a Ferrin The results Were far in et lt may be Judgeel tha. from these «ondt. |: Fea Oe ail . om! eapeite your fitting friend and counselor For its own Intrinsic worth it is a book and reguiariy, and after using three bottles Treat quantities of medicine was completely ¢ « : : a cess of my eapectat ons It bas bulit: me @ ladies of the Foretiought Ciu! aie aay more with verticn: ol sopetthe haps olor p awe sg, > eae OT a cage r uy, given me new ife and IT feel . ae an *. 1. iv afternoon at the home of Mrs - | tlens the most startling Phenomen b Will fe- y ned tom al and — «ok ehowe fully i th body ight covet Il hav ared lent. digestion M an Any - oe he oe : ee hatter ~~ entirely cured me ether man I ain not glug te tee with. ut a Stew irt Quot: at io ns fr m Iyron cove’ The i sult ] reget hat ow it can I ; Oc mag te A SOoOuUTCEe of liberal t at ony pare , ™m 4 ¢ ave ®& . hottie of your medicine In the house From ’ wos Pror which tel at thee Income es well as barmiess enjoyment | Ro expense whatever in making it wertay “ } the programme, after whieh sketches of Tis) enem In this imited space. | have set forih ; , its fascinating theme. 1 have made it you are sure to preserve it longer trouble me | ask all whe are af- feel better than I have for yearea and can Pe ; aid Bicted as | was to give your great medicine not recommend your medicine too high yy, fur my a Page nape? Pragcrng, a ct ga life were given aml alist of pfs books read etl book and td attractive that Ceere Syerres ~ ae. very many of them in my book and yet de- YOU CAN ARN HYPNOTISM activ . : 0 Cc LE PNOT and often glance through it even ates atrial. Yours truly, , . attribute my present execeilent health en A history paper was given and discussions . JOUN N tirely to ite use Yours truly geveral tonic. Respectful y yours, , ae. ' aa “gam aio ; ' , 1 ‘ Bup't of Telephones, Buburbea gt: y to ORTHUR MITTEL RERQ. HENRY FUNK. upon current to; ros and otner SUDjecit scription utterly fails me. Just tains of it For ail that. you ean easily become althe fret reading. Every page is richly il- Residence, 1 Suberben No. 6 North Seventh etreet. #4 Dine street. made a vere int nag ing afte id Fr ae moh Qne mind ts passive, Pilant and siaviahly hy pnotist It fv not a special or excluselve lustrated with pictures o Aggy, 7" , F bia = P ee a eee Lash. 122) Good. | doctle, though intensified in all its faculties cift. It ts @ very simple science for which | work, situations and phenomena. A Prepared in San rancisco, Cal., in Laboratory © ~ ee a ety oe Se, Cer Teter . , ' , the capacity Is nterent in us all. It in eas- | ALL FREE, free as air, water. or cunpnae ° ry fellow avenue and having new ones (hat can range altar. 4.) 14 learn how to hy phetize thaff to iearn | sunshine. You have only to write me for a The other mind dominates these powers. | how to waltz or awim. All who knuw how | copy to get AP ray yy & earefuliy, and with. Hi SIER RA me HARMACEU ’ ICAL CO. B. & 0. 8.-W. BR. R. from least to greatest, more completely | '° read can master ed eget Seg be out 7 Spans 1s 4 one 2 cent. .g * | Tt ’ ever once Masters them has the wide work ark, from ave stat to you, $21.00 to New York. Ten days’ stop! than any despot rules his trembling serfs. | |, humanity for their profitable use. The | have any excuse now for not ‘rine study ig neither deep nor difficult. The sim- | hypnotism and how to hypnotise? I ¢ Main Office, 2732-2734 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. at Washington, Baltimore and Phila- . 9 OE , USES OF HYPNOTISM. leat and t ordi snteill ot. | if f delphia. Three daily through trains.| 1, yoy the ectence of Hypno:iem en. [grasp it The mont lofty or profeund will | chances you will send for ‘thie’ w Sold by All Trade Suoplied by Jebbers. Drucgists. . p! y Dining care. Tickets Broadway and/_,... you to do boundless good for yourself ally charmed oy ke. oe do, in| fu] free ~* thie bd aE Locust street. | and other. The student Gnds it e passport | pander. * My illustrated mammoth book, the > cide i of Vounsr } ‘ SRT rr ise rae other blessings of mind and bod | -ocuewseurannssere ‘= , o_o alli. sida att iis a Oe ee ee ee fb can only allude to ‘ a ee + ae gle un ~ ate Stee, _

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According to Mr. Frick's statement in the papers filed in his suit against Andrew Carnegie, the profits of the Car- negie Steel Co. this year will be about $42,000,000, Mr. Carne- gie's share being about $24,000,000. This #¢ a startling revelation of the monopoly. Without monopoly the profits on this business would be modestly reasonable. The foundation of Mr. Car- negie’s “cinch” is in the tariff? laws, which he procured on the plea that he couldn't possibly do business without them. Having acquired by this means a hold upon the market which could not be broken, he began to consolidate kindred busi- nesses with his own, reducing compctition to the minimum and in some respects destroying it altogether. The result is a huge unearned income, which is nothing else than a levy upon the industry of the country. Mr. Frick has, without Intending ft, done a public serv- ice in thus giving away the secrets of the firm. The coun- try will know how monopolists make money. If the people do not act upon the information it will be because they are not alive to the danger threatening free institutions. enormous value of = =— " Will American citizens be encouraging “treason” on next Thureday by celebrating the anniversary of Washington's birth? - = = = _” a a A WOMAN CONVICTED HIM. It turne out that a woman convicted Roland Molineux. Her name is Viola Roseboro and she is one of the editors of a New York magazine. Mies Roseboro suggested to the Assistant District Attor- ney the line of prosecution and the method of proof, and outlined his opening speech. Mr. Osborne himself tells the story, so that it must be true. This is a new field for women. and legal faculties seem to be united. to comprehend the circumstances, law and human nature, and followed the thread with unerring precision. How many women are equal to the patient thought required to accom- plish such results? Few men are. The same journals that rejoiced over Spion Kop rejoice over Kimberley. The later joyousness may prove us premature as did the first. In this case the detective Miss Roseboru seemed ihe rw |! A REMARKABLE INJUNCTION. A remarkable injunction was recently granted in Ireland by the Vice-Chancellor. _ John Charlies Lyons, who was living apart from his wife and children, announced his intention to go to South Africa “as one of the Imperial Yeomanry Volunteers. He had set- tiled a policy of insurance on his family for 10,000 pounds. By the terms of the settlement he had agreed not to do any- thing that would make the policy void, or increase the pre- mium. When the trustees under the settlement learned that the premium would be increased by 175 pounds, they applied to the court for an injunction restraining him from enlist- ing. The Vice-Chancellor granted the petition, telling Mr. Lyons that if he tried to leave the country he would be im- prisoned. “For how long?" asked Lyons. “As long as ever I wish,” replied his Lordship, whereupon Mr. Lyons submit- ted and gave up his patriotic purpose. To the lay mind this is startling doctrine. Here was a man who wished to serve his country in its peril. But his acknow}- _ edged public duty was subordinated to the obligation of a Private contract. The political consequence of such a legal Principle seems to be a dissolution of the State itself. — > Le. - '-—-—- - ‘ Our alliance with Great Britain is confined to the State Department. It hasn't expanded so as to take in the whole country. i 4 PRESIDENT ELIOT ON ELECTIVISM. months ago a Boston magazine published an article pen of Mr. Charlies W. Eliot, president of Harvard in which that eminent educator advocated the ex- of the elective system to secondary or high schools, he seems to think that it may be carried eventually into Primary grades, “for no human wisdom is equal to con- @& prescribed course of study equally good for ‘even ohildren of the same family betwen the ages of 8 and 15.” ng surrender of all fixed’ principles of education of individual choice provokes a searching and witty Rev. Timothy Brosnahan of Woodstock Col- Maryland. ' : of ‘electiviem,’” he says, “must be applied of every - 4 ae P ys ~] a . > + a) bal: #35 + ; a ee , ' “ a va es PA tip ’ y ¥ . be. : ag eae. oi t, » -* yw eee ; ag R “TALS “ee ve ’ PA ge “aOR 7” : . ‘ i —/! - o eS - “ a 4 knell of all system, not only for colleges and high schools, but for primary schools as well; and we shall yet witness the exhilarating spectacle of ‘tots’ of 8 or 10 years of age gravely electing their course under the guidance, or rather with the approval, of their nurses.”’ President Eliot seems to be committed to the principle of individualism in its extremist form. It is not easy to resist the demands ,of “specialism” in these utilitarian days, but there ought to be some escape from a system of education, or rather lack of system, which makes a carpenter or a doctor or lawyer and neglects to make a man. i> Li>Lee ee ae It is greatly to be regretted that all the wars are not at an end, that a part of the money now being expended for blood- shed might be applied to the great educating and civilizing World's Fair of 1903. -—_— — i i THE RIGHT OF MIGHT. Capt. Mahan cof the United States Navy in a recent article in the New York Independent lays down the principle that ho people possess the right to govern themselves, and no State has a right to independence. He says: “The Filipinos certainly have no right to hold minister the government of the country they occupy. Their right is conditional. As to the Boers, the right they have depends upon the use they make of their power, and they have forfeited that right.” ; If the Filipines have no right to govern themselves, where do we get the right to govern them? If their right ditional, what {ts the condition? How did the Boers feit the right to govern themselves? And how did Britain acquire the right to govern them? Capt. Mahan’s doctrine is the principle of pandemonium: that is, it is anarchy, in which there is no principle, but only irresponsible power. Is it not passing strange that such doctrine is preached by an American, a servant of the Ameri- can people, in the country of Washington and Lincoln? oo If all car seats were removed, a great many more passen- gers could be packed in one car, and they might be let out There are still great possibilities in street and ad- is con- f: bi°e (sreat from side doors. railway transportation. ++ o——_—______—_- DEPENDS ON THE WOMAN. Contributors to the Post-Dispatch discussion on ‘“‘Housekeep- ing on Narrow Means” generally take it for granted that suc- cess or failure depends upon the woman in the case. With the right kind of woman, the average young mian is ready to face the problem, “How to Get Married on $30 a Month or Less.” Withouw the right kind of woman, or with the wrong kind, the sensible young man knows that the problem cannot be solved. A pleasing feature of the discussion is the optimism which believes that the ideal women for the “love in a cottage” life is by no means rare. There are doubters and cautious ones among the would-be Benedicts, but the discussion seems to show that the charge that young men generally are afraid to marry because of the expense, is not true. The frank recognition that the wuman is the foundation and corner stone of the home is an evidence of good sense. There can be no real home without a gvod and true woman to preside at the hearth and table. The question of income is altogether eclipsed by the question of finding and keeping such a woman. Having installed her at the fireside, all the rest is comparatively easy. >> i i It is thought that the English will stay Paris Exposition, so strong has the British feeling against France become since the war in South Africa began. War must always be more or less detrimental to the great enter- prises of peace. So long, however, as patriotism can be easily misguided, we shall have unnecessary wars. Twenty-five cases of Cuban yellow fever were all saved by antiseptic treatment of the Intestinal canal, begun within fifty-eight hours after the attack. If this treatment will work as well In our Southern States, there ought to be no more yellow fever scares In this country. The former Linpress, Eugenie, down with the grip in an apartment overlooking the scenes of her departed splendor, must have greatly interested the Parisians. With the grip supplementing her other sufferings, Kugenie must be a very unhappy Woman. away from the toe It is asserted that everything done in the present Con- gress by either party is for effect In the presidential election of this vear. With such a condition acknowledged, with what consistency we undertake to teach the Filipinos honest politics? Cali >> i i It is found that tobacco can be successfully grown In Ire- land, making a net profit of $Svv0 per acre. With the tobacco patch taking place of the potato patch, Ireland can buy her potatoes in America with the profits on her tobacco, tLe 4 ai il Senator Hoar is certainly loyal to the Republican party and will not vote for any Democratic nominee for the presidency. How can such aman bea “traitor’ ora “copperhead?” thre = S = — a a —_——-—-— POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. Art and Paderewskli’s hair are still long. A Kentucky revision: The world is governored tou much. Beleaguered Lritish Generals say that born every minute. Some British victories would make the Administration fee] a good deal better, tov. Gov. French its neither a Corsican nur a Napoleon, and the end of the Boer war is not yet. In view of our high-tariff extremes, our Porto Rican fellow citizens may well ask, “What is tny duty?’ Wild animals in Minnesota must be very fat A Minnesota paper says the “wolves are coniung in The heatless early morning car, open, cuts a good deal of ice in season. a succorer is not this vear. thick.” the front door jiggled Reburary ground-hog with the | senger with a seat may become a strap passenger on next car he boards. ; The London mob will now feel like avain arming itself with more decayed eggs. It had I much discouraged by the Boer war news. The Enniskillen dragoon, celebrated in pears in the morning papers as the finiskillings dragzoon, Killed many beoenrs, ‘c*OOT Le ‘i i\ story, ap- If sone and he has killed Innis, he has not yet If the Duke of Wellington is reincarnated in Freneh, theosophy. may yet overeo.ne Uns Pauls old-fashioned re- ligion, Which has served the struggeune re publics so well It is an American who refused, in London to sit down while wearing a gown for which $500 had paid. If American beauty has te «de pend upon the costliness and elegance of ita apparel, it must be waning. ———____—_——-¢ &o ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Woman society, beeen Gibson fs mas cond *Atda’™’ top Mat gees is Thea Prverrrptoen Cc. A. 8.-C. YD SUBSCRIBE. J. M. F.—The G. G. M There READHK.—There H. J. W.—Subdmit Wy BULBSCRIBER. — Yhere is no premium READER.—There fs no premium on pa SUBSCRIBER. a "Dive re i. ore'y.un .? : serene A. W.—Apply to Clerk Unit States District or C rene ANXIOUS TO KNOW.—You will find the name in the directory. Go and ask for ft. A. R. T.—There is no premium ena half dollar of 1823, nor on a 8-cent piece of iS. Cc. E. 8.—Yes, the mixture of salt and ice reduces the tempera- ture several degrees. M. F. 8.—Mrs. Langtry, Mrs. Fiske and Ada Rehan are coming to St. Louls this season, but dates are uncertain. A. L. V.—Please write again, giving the name of drug store and inclose copy of the ad which you ordered, and your name and address and we will reply. JAN.—1) We do not know how it originated. The origin of slang is always obscure. (©) Mexican money is worth bullion’ value. about S cents on the dollar. (3) There is no premium on a dime of is no prom MS. ant ff “ a oa. ait 1c ‘‘ourt QUO VADI6.—Swope is a German dialect spoken in the Black We do not know how the word is applied when used as siang. It is fresh from the mint and is not familiar to author- y, not inolu ding Alaska. Write to Commissioner Gen | se tans" "Wash ngton, . &. or to the SUnited States ited. oo. are some 000 acres of public land sub- i Cc ices at ile, Ironton and id, Me > tooks as if the President of: Harvard had rung the death | | | Every strap passenger favers reduced fares, and every pas- the | } Dost-DispaTcH Humorisrs. THE TITLED ROBERTS. O Little Bobs in Afferky A-bobbing up and down. A winner surely you should be, And save Victoria’s crown, For are you not a G. C. B. ne 64 CC: GB UB And likewise a G. C. I. E.. With Other tities high? O Little Bobs, you haven't ecored, And yet you will, we Know; Of Kandahar and Waterford You're Baron; and also You're D. C. L. and Lk. D., And bear your fame with ease; And you're P. C., K. P.. V. Cc, And others such as these. You're General as weil as Lord, Old England's greatest, best: To you simply can’t afford, Like Bulier and the rest. And so we feel, with all your erit, You'll never leave a kopje Until you storm and capture it And yell Upon the topje. Post-Dispatch Poet. lose LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. (This column is open to everybody who bus a complaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, tufor- ination. to give or a subject of general interest to discuss, or a public service to ackuowledge, and who cap put the idea into the fewest words possi. ble. letters from persons seeking employment caubot be given place in this column.) Paderewski’s Entertainment. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. _ Why last evening at his entertainment Cid ‘aderewski not play at least one fumfliar air such as “Home, Sweet Home," ‘Listen to the Mocking Bird,” or some national air, especially when the audience tried so hard at the closing of the first part of the performance to get him to do sO? Why did he not have the stage entirely dark so one could not even see the piano instead of having it so dark only that he could not seen? Why at the interim did he not have the position of the piano chunged enough that the people on the right hand side of the house might have even the movement af his hands Why did he not try to make friends wita his audience by having at least one num- ber on his programme slightly leas class?-al and more familiar to all ears? ONE WHO WHPNT AWAY ANGRY. St. Louis. Plenty of Good Women. To the Eilitor of the Post-Dispatch. The Anxious Benedict who gave his ex- Pperiences tn “erm p | a wife no doubt has common sense, and his desires are not un- attainable. Hie will sureiy make some nice Zirl a desirable husband {ff he dves not let his ideas become two narrow, his require- ments too many and his allowances too few. He no doubt is not perfection him- self, lie must have had some unfortunate ex- perience to Jead him to assert ‘‘there are so few working girls nowadays in whom you can place confidence.”’ This town con- tuins ‘hundreds of good, honest, trust- worthy women working for their own and often other peopie’s living. Then he makes the sweeping !nsinuation that, because the one particular stenogra- pher whom he selected as a possible wife could not make good coffee, select good beefsteak and make eatable ples, all that class of Wakke-eaArnersS Were like unto her. I Know several] at least Wav are not only good stenographers. but who, when the atf- fairs of their tamily render it necessary, can get up 'n the morning, cook and serve a” govd breakfast, order and buy al] the necessary the evening meal, x0 home work at the office will satisfy decided- clean up the dishes, tiring see that everything is fo renuer the preparation of the next morning's ineal as rap'd an operation as poassibie, for time is precious under 6uch circumstances. Kut if anv one ad for the pleasure of making pocket money Jet him disabuse his mind of the {dea at once. They work tin offices because they are compelled by financial cireumatances to do s0, and they try to make their homes as pleasant as possible because they are good, trustworthy women, trying to make Hfe “livable” for thelr fathers, brothers, mothers and sisters. Sit. Louls. A WELL WISHER. thinks this k'nd of life more ic |e Is Our Republic.in Danger?P To the Filitor of the fost-Dispatch. I want to see the spuce now used to dly- cuss “SHousekeeping on: Narrow Means” Kiven to the discussion of weighter sub- jects, e. g., how to havea “True Republic” With the material now on hand. If we drift into an empire, which at pres- ent seems quite probable, in my opinion, it will be due to the fact that while we have boasted of a land where “equal rights for all, special privileges to none” exist, it has in reality becn but a shallow pretext. Every thinking woman must it least this—for {is woman not a taxpaying . And has she enjoyed “equal rights” her father, husband or brother, under the law’? If woman Is box by male relatives, itizen? is if not A very un- eniiant thing for her penpresentative to leave | her and country and gv to the Philippines and not provide her with the power protection at the polls during his absence? ror our greatest enemies home. And, in my opinion, has done us far greater harm or the Philippines. St. Louis. MINONA STBDARNS FITTS li triliaa Spain Niark than A Complaint as to Mail Service. Ta the Editer of the Post Dispateh. Our worthy Postmas ious to make a nam the Postal! eedded AiN Leal misad) umn ex. rem I dropre ° > i? th ™“ ‘ Raumbhoft dire Ctlon st. Louls. | ner os ‘? ? ye | } A REPU BRLACAN. —— A Claim Second to None. From the Washington Post. Wo take it for granted that Congres« wil! make a sultable appropriation for the St Louls. centennial celebration. St. Louls (s one of the oldest settiements west of Bai. timore, and is, besides, in the front rank of our great social and commercial cen ters. Of its patriotic history and splen- did material development the Represen tatives of Missouri will speak at th: peaper time and in appropriate § terms “or the present, we need only say tha’ St. Louls has upon national recognitio: a claim second to no city In the Union, a: t will represent the best tha’ feeling of the country in acknowledging that claim with promptness and liberality. acknowledge | with | “represented” at the ballot | of se]i- t are much nearer | NEW ROAD |S PLANNED a GULF OF CALIFORNIA. ee —S A. E. STILWELL THE PROMOTER. see hc ehC(SE + - Topeka, Wichita, El Reno, Chihua- hua and Topolobampo Are on the Proposed Route. KANSAS CITY, Stilwei ~ . Mo., i, pProineter and fo ek is City, 2: of Cunaha, pr zrast:. De We. Kansas Citv bankers; J and Ek. W. Snyder, pitalists: S. A. Withenbee, Lamdo WLILaMStS « f the corporatio to catpillailzZe I bafaex yr ile Leavenworth, hat Detroit, Mic i) .t connection Is proposed with being built to the Southwest, its ultimate terminus to be Topolobsmipe, the Gulf of Californi this lime la) miles is already constr Mr. Wither- » Detroit member of the CoPpporation, to-day, holds the coneessions frean is Progressing. Mr. Stilwell proposes ta Incorporate thea several lines into one great system. lle announces that it is a $27,000,000 prope but in view of his success in promot Pittsburg & Gulf during the panicky timee of the early ‘Suse, he believes it can be complshed. BOX OFFICE NOW CHUCKLING Everybody Says That WNethersole’s “Sappho” Is Immoral and the At- tendance Is Something Prodizgious. Special to the Post-Dtepatch. NEW YORK, Feb. 17.—Olga Nethersole’s Sappho has caused wide discussion, the ma- jority of persons who have publicly ex- pressed themselves declaring it immoral and indecent. The discussion has made attendance at the performances almost prodigious. At to-day’s matinee there were more than 2000 pald admisstons, although a blinding snow- storm was raging outside. It is interesting to ‘ae le seets, The “tloly Ghost’ and tte soclety is cree afone o revtvlous revolution, and men, wome chidren of even high walks in “ting all thelr worldly belongings ene of Kk. W. Sanford; leader of nt. and going out into the werld ‘gospel without money or the of where thetr food or clothes are to come from. Mr. Sanford offers ‘@ a religion of formality, dignity, creeds. Hin'vy Ghost and Us" Soctety makes sitution about opposing all creeds and mirations alike. Utterly unmindful of upon him, Mr. Sanford cone tinues, according to his followers, to heal the sick, to cast out devils to inject the tlely Spirit in living form !fto all who visit headquartere, and to hold datly communil- cations with God as to where he shall go on the morrow, and as to the lkelihood of sufficient food and clothing eppearing to satisfy himeelf and those who are aban- doning lucrative posttiona to enter his fold. “Why should people work and take thelr minds from spiritual things when the Holy Ghost stands here in our midst ready to provide us with a Hving coming so easily?’ I suggested to Mr. Sanford. “Then it's because they haven't made friends with the Holy Ghost. If you'll thake his acquaintance you’ find that you won't have to work for a living, but that he'll be at your elbow ready to provide for every need—from food and drink and clothes and shelter to your car fares. “How? O, he has various ways. Of course, T don’t mean to say an unseen hand puts Yood in your mouth when noontime comes. When He sees that noontime comes and there's no food tn sight. He looke around and finds a place where food ig and brings the person with the food around. Or He tukes hold of my hand and leads me to the person who has the food or the money to pay for it. It's so with my clothes; It's 60 with evergthing. If you'll lerve it offer the food and clothes and shelters. Tle's a Sort of caretakers.’ “Dont vou think It's a bit sacrilegious to familiarly, about the Delty?’’ Mr, Sanford looked at me pityingly. ‘hut everybody gave up work and trusted to the Hloly Ghost; who would prepsvre the food, and manufacture the clothes and build houses to shelter us?’ “The tle'y (;host would attend to all that,” said Mr. Sanford, with sublime fulton. tle says he talks daily with God and in direeted by Him. Your Mean Ve pravera in toe-rthings about ee ' neo le clen the onsliught only talk se Sijpryy pet the the anawers toe your’ 1 suge- eee ne thet. I mean he speaks to hear his volee giving me knowl- ‘oe Mel ting my «ourseé. oo 8&8 to Jerusilem.” lives Sho expect “What for?’ don’t know. fle willl tell me when I So far, he has only told me te ready he will tell me the veral of the young ladies are me Some of them have left and luxurious homes, 68@¥Ve others bial goode tire When he is ma} Si woing with sane ‘vy ves tracy of that State eval were school t@corehbers: ‘lons in worldly eallings; “but iS feoyve east everytaing askle und God “woken tu them about this trip to J@- rilmerherm.’ Mr. sanford says God provided the funds for tuflding his chureh and fome eat Shiloh, Me, the headquarters of bis sect. Migs Cribptl : Mury Captil of Portiand, Mie bo b beauties, seem completely under PruiNitiee yiers ’ mts Dire “gre of Mr Sam ifous i's weird cult. Mise Gup'il intends to aewompany the Vluirv She tx a tall, dark- loceler to Jerusaiem with «a great deal ok cheekKesl girt, ind retinement, «even up all I possess and have Wisingiy I «donot know where my meal is coming from or where I will my elothes, bu. I have no fear about Mr introduced me te (Ghost, she sald, r Miss Guptlil is even more i«ter, Dut she has gives follow Mr. Sanford eng Sanford has iloly “dhe yous rittiful tiran hes evervthing to ca ise to think of the separation he ealid, “when my sister Jerusalem, but since Go@ | shall have to suffer it.” ’ ‘st You go, too?” ause I haven't been called. The host has mot found the wherewithal te» go, or there is something a . to do here.” (G;uptil girls are only samples of Ma ei'a followers. vetic gray eyes are working wo@e amongat the impressionatbie women of osion and his hypnotic, persuasive vole® raised in supplication for them to leave their families, their homes, thelr means of livelihood and follow him and the Holy Gh at to the ends of the earth. Vr. Sandford basee Nila beliefa on the sixth chapter of Matthew, 31-3: “Take no thought, saying, What shail we eat? of what shall we drink? or wherewtthal s we he elothbed? but seek ye first the ki dom of God and his righteousness things shall be added unto you.” ™ LAVINA HART. JURY OUT A LONG TIME. May Be Held-a Week to Decide the Jesse Griffin Murder Oase., Bper‘al to the Post-Dispatch MARYVILLE, Mo., Feb, 17.—The jury &% the wecond trial of C. G. Jesse, charged with the murder of Frank Griffin, editor the Daily Review, have now Seen twenty-four hours, and J Craig says ie determined that they shall give a if he has to keep them out a week. hy ij i vine ~~ these Bicone ‘ran Sanaa te agree to the Holy Ghost he'll look . a. —— —_—_ = > - ee} a eee ——

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7 atl ae baal a ee re ES a a ee SUNDAY MORNING-—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 190% ~ NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. WORLD'S FAIR HAS NO OPPONENT IN CONGRESS. ss i a» -_——_— Committee Appointed to Make Argument for the Appropriation for the Exposition Finds | No One With Whom Urg- ing Is Necessary. ~~ =~" ~~ = = WORK FOR NECESSARY LEGISLATION IS BEING HURRIED IN THE HOUSE. = - we Resolution for the Special Committee to Be Appointed by the Speaker and to.Consider the Prepared Bill Will Be Introduced Next Week. _.. Gpecial to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, TD. © ecutive Committee of the Louletuna Repre- charge of the St. Louls World's Fair bill, to-day prepared the resolution authorizing the appointment of a special House Committees to consider the measure. It provides for a committee of nine members to be named by the Speak- er. Both the resolution and the fair bill will be introduced in the House Monday. Speaker Henderson has promised to ap- point the special committee as soon as the resolution shall have been adopted and the bill will be immediately referred to it. Then the Executive Committee, of which Mr. Lane of lowa ts chairman, will ask the special committee to name an early date when Governor Francis and his asso- chates may come before them to explain Feb, 17.—The Ex- 6entatives which has bl the various members of the sub-co in the Louistana Purchase support for the project. been found. Not a member who h seen has said that he ts against the contrary the membere of the « tee have been giving assurances o support from many States cast Mississippi! River. The justness of St. Lou's’ Federal aid in support of the Fatr ceded in all quarters and this fact easier than otherwise wouid be Nearly $11,000,000 have. been by the National tions to expositions in the past, request mmittee whose task was to call on Congressmen not and enlist their Absolutely no opposition to the fair has as been it. On ‘ommitt- f active of the for is con- renders the task ahead of the Falr promoters much the appropriated Government as contribu- and the members from the States which have been aided by the hearty support of members cuse. _ — ——_—_ ONE OF THE FIRST OF NEW CRUIS- ERS TO BE NAMED ST. LOUIS. WILL BE AN 8000 TON CRAFT. Vessel Will Be Speedily Built, Al- though It Will Be Superior to the New York or Brooklyn. Special to the Post-Dispateb. WASHINGTON, Feb, 17.—Secretary of the Navy John D. Long said to-day that the cru.ser St. Louls would be one of the first of the vessels building of which would be authorized by this Congress. The crulser wili be one of the Sw ton war eratt asked for in the department's esti- mates this winter and will have all the modern equipment of the fastest and best — of cruisers afloat. was at first considered probable that the name St. Louis would be given to one of the 13.00 ton vessels, but this was im- practicable for the reason that the high- est type vessels of the battle iine are named after States Instead of cities. St. Louis will be proud of the which will fly its flag in the new navy. It will exceed in size, protected urea and fighting batteries any ship of the historic lieet under Admiral Dewey in the fight of Manila Bay It will exeel the New York and che Brooklyn as to speed and armament and will outrank @ 1 vessels ex- cept the fully-armored cruisers asked for bs the navy. One point in connection with the new St. Louis is that it can be epeedily con- structes, Unlike the great battleships Whose construction is hampered by the bitter fight between Congress and the Aarnmior plate manuf acturers, the St. Loults can be built rapidly and her vesse] armor may be furnished after the vessel !s practteally ‘ompleted. In her armament will be eight® inch, six-inch and four-inch guns, besides rapid-fire small guns. he Naval Committee has not vet reported tne ship bill, but there is no opposition in cummittee to the navy’s plans, INSANITY AMONG SOLDIERS. Gen. Corbin Declares Published Stories Much Exaggerated. SHIP TO BEPROUD OF/HIS SEAT COST HIM $115,000. Senator Clark’s Story of His Montana Campaign. BRIBERY CHARGES DENIED. BUT HE WENT INTO THE THING TO BEAT DALY. The Montana Copper King the Chief Witness in His Own Behalf Be- fore the Senate Investi- gating Committee, Special to the Post-Dispateh. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—S« nator William A. Clark of Montana, whose seat is endan- kered because of alieged wholesale bribery and corruption, to-day took the stand and testified tn his own behalf. His evidence was Satisfactory to his counsel, but enemies regarded his memory asx (reacherous, with himself the svule b. ne- fieiary of forws tfalness, Hits t ot that ing. At times witness his be ale void is Usually convine- ne apparently threw off his rejuctance;, and at periods created “@ mest favorable impression. This man of miilions, apparently does not care so much for the seat in the United States Senute as ’ ) doe o defeat his old- time enemy Da! sat for thirty minutes ietoning. to ‘the Loothmans of Chief Justice Brantiey, who was telling of things unfavorable to Mr. Clark When he en- tered the commitiee room, the pallor of his face attracied attention. He was extremeiy nervous and tugged at a small gold ring on his left hand Before Chief Justice Brantley had concluded Senator Clark's — was flushed and he was plainly ill at se “Was cleclared to frankness which estimany these who to pay all the expenses if the others would -do the organizing and perform the work Mecessary in the campa‘gn. Relating further to the motives actuat- ing him in entering into this. campaign, which was for a few of the State officers and for members of the Legislature, he said he had sent out some friends to fea the pulse of the State. He also stated that Democratic politics in the State had been runnirg wild for some years. The Democrats had been fusing with Populists and Silver Republicans — he was op- posed to such a course, ~ause it re- sulted in the nomination of people who were not Democrats. The object was to so organize as to break down the ‘one man power’ in the State. After ascertain- ing these facts, the Benator said that he had very reluctantly agreed to the propo- sition of his friends and to assist finan- elally, furnishing such funds as were ab- solutely necessary in a prude ‘nt way to accomplish the cbject aimed at Mr. Clark said, at this pag taeiy, $4 Ineet- ing, he had stated distin tly that he would not be a camlidets fur enate ‘ond that he had not changed his m rma unt) | tbe election of the Joegislature “Did you, in accordance we mene With your frie: make any contribution turd?’ Mr. Fauikner. aske ‘Yes, sir,” was the reply. “Some days after this the amount which it had vwoult be necessary to | amount was 535.000. tion Was ma. in October and $20.00. In November I contributed $10 00) and after I was elected I gave inv son, © W. Clark, a check for about $2590 tw pay expenses incurred during the eittine of the Legislature in Helena. Upon leaving that city I had told my son to stay there and settie up all bills that had bean incurred. Upon his aoe. irhning to Ikutte he gave me a statement showing disbursements amount- ing to about this-sum. These four contribu- tions were all that were made by me in connection with that campaign. : Exjlaining to Senator Hoar, Mr. Clsrk eald that the first contribution of $3.97» Was necessary in organjzine for the legis- lative campaign, a great deal of money being re qn ured to get voters registered and to get them to the polls. “Did vou ever,’ asked Mr. “directly, or indirectly, make | tary contributi member of the senator?” cid.’ responded the wit- ; if erect and looking di- rectly aft interrogator, “Do you Know of your knowledge of any money being ruptiy influence votes In your the next question. To’ this the Senator replied. “TI do not. There were plenty of rumors about the ex- penditures of money, but I have no per- sonal knowledge of anything of that kind being done.’ aiter amounte] to Faulkner, any money ms tO Sevwre Le vislature ‘ver imnseé own personal- used to’cor- ehalf?"’ was Senator Clark was questioned concernfe NO DAYS OF GRACE. COS MN - DURING 7s 89, Sn At ¢ ve Te ag} : Gv: ; oat + ch ae ~ — perienced, throat trea and I no urn The Ceveland idea was very simple, yet wonderful in tts scope and results. The idea was the giving of the highest and best medical skill and treatment at a cost lese | ‘ than the cost of any other treatment. That | was the idea, and every spécial offer has been merely tls exponent. Copeland Gentieme from (‘ata suffered f were head. I ws: ment from And with almost every special offer Doc- tor Copeland has welcomed the throngs that made him extend the opportunity and heartily shared himself In the genera! sat- isfaction. For the extension of days or weeks to the people meant only the widen- that Yours respecifully, Me dical rom ringing and buzzing and am now The Important Thing te Note Regarding the $4.00 Rate: That There Will Be No Centinuance, Extension or Repetitions---Given Only During the Twenty-Eight Days of February, and Positively Limited to Peb= ruary---Early and Positive Announcement Made to Avoid Misunderstanding and Disappointment. Foun Noltars KA Month » SS ta the whole lo those bedin O” Fenewile " ” % = treatment bet ore FEBRUARY. °-ewerch since placing myself under your has been most gratifylag ionger suffer from the irritable used to make me miserable. ». MELVIILL, City. tment, 3) Morgan Strect, Institute, Bt. Louls, Mo, n: For several years I suffered rrh of the head and throet. I! severe headaches and there noises in my is not relieved until I took treate- Doctors Copeland and Thompson, enjoying good health, an4 Yours MD te 0 es ee ee eH ae ote ee ae ete ~— ete ie Ae e nt en ell ll. het TE: ee PONS 6 OS Sere , ee highly recommend thetr treatment. truly, LAURA SU DDUTH, The $4 Rate for Home Treatment, If you cannot visit the office, writes for consultation shoet and diagnosis blank. Patients living at a distance are en- titled to the privilege of the $4 rate, providing they begin treatment before March 1. Uopeland Medical institute DR. W. H. COPELAND, } Consulting DR. J. E. THOMPSON, |} Physicians. Rooms 201 and 202 Odd Fellows’ Build- ing, 816 Olive St., St. Louis, Mae. Office hours—9 a. m. to 1 p. m.; 2 p. m, to 6 p. m.; 7p. m. to 8 p. m. : Sundays, a. have ex-im. to 1 Pp. m. After he was sworn Senator Clark gripped the sides of the witness chair with th | ing his conversations with Senator Whitc- hands. The nervousness returned. He be-| ide and Mark Hewitt and his reported @an to rock back and forth in the chair por 9g a gt with Representative Jackson and idly clasp and unclasp his hands. The|of Utah. He denied having any conversa- ewinging motion of the chair brought out toe with Jackson, and while admitting a creak from an unotled sprin . much to the | talking with Whiteside and Hewitt he con- annoyance of members of the committee. | tradicted all the statements made by them Aside from the waviness of his hair and]|in their testimony which would in any way the fluffiness of his whiskers, perhaps the | {implicate him_with corrupt methods in the most remarkable thing about Mr. Clark is | Legislature. He said that on one occasion his eyes. They are blue and exceedingly he had met Mr. Whiteside at the Helena keen and penetrating. He looks direct!y at ae when the latter had come to him say- a questioner. and while delivering his own ng: ‘I have good news for you; I have testimony watched closely the faces of the in uced Senator Anderson to vote for you. various members of the committee to see Senator Clark said he had told White- what imvression he was creating. side that he was pleased to hear this, be- Senator Clark sald he had. at the] cause he and Mr. Anderson had long been ‘lows: preliminary meeting with his friends in | friends and he had confidently counted ‘Admitted to the hospita! —Regular army, | Helena, agreed to enter the Montana cam- | upon his vote before the final ballot should 1H; State volunteers, 70; United States vole pose two wrest the power from | be taken.’ Mr. Clark said positively that unteers, 10; ex-soldiers recommitted. 9: a aly, but not with the understanding | Mr. Anderson wes the only member of the total of oe" men. Of this number there that he would be a senatorial candidate. | Legislature spoken of in this conversa- have since recovered and been dischargei: | That conclusion had come later. He said tien and he explicitly denied saying that Regular army. 68; State volunteers, 64; |] that all told he had spent about $115.0) in| Mr. Anderson. could not be Influenced ‘hy United States volunteers, 6; ex-soldiers, 1;]/ the campaltgn. There were four different | money like other members. He also de- a total of 129. contributions. a wprellminpary one of $%5,-] nied having to'd Whiteside (that Cc. W. “There are (WO, then 320.000, rt ht $40 () and then $4,-] Clark or Mr. Welcome or any one else hospital: Regular mm). He denied explicitly all the statements | was his agent. teers, '6; United States made by Whi tonite “Mark llewitt and others Mr. Clark admitted that he ex-soldiers, 8: a total of connecting him with corrupt methods in| Mark Hewitt ofien during the tients. securing his election to the Senate, saying | the Legislature, as Mr. Hewitt ‘Of the total number treated at the hos-| that so far as he Knew no money had been | fessed to be a friend of his itn pital oniv 37 men served in the er a used corruptly fn his behalf. He said hal torial contest. Their conversations had. amd of these 11 have been discharged as | might have written the letter test fied to by | however, he said. been so completely de- cured. There was not a singl i pa-| Justice Brantly, but that he could not Pe-| void of feature that he did not remem- tient among nearly 270 invalid soldiers just | membDe! ber any brou ght heme on the hospital ship Muis- art SULZER AND GROSVENOR. _— -—— -__ . New Yorker Has Pointed Comment to Make on Ohio Politicians. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—La‘e this afrer- noon the House passed the legislative, exc- judicial agpropriation bill, after under consideration four days. | yaxen an colloquy between Mr. Sulzer! for the past from the Purchase States are very glad to WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—Adfutant-Gen- eral Corbin recently ordered an investiga- tlon of the reports that 20 demented sol- diers had been sent across the continent be able to reciprocate in kind. during the past three months for treatment at the Government Hospital for the In- sane, near this city, and that over 20 more soldiers Were expected to arrive at San BHADY WOULD BE IT esis oo ee —_— hay received a report on the subject show- that tl WANTS NO ELECTION HELD IN| statement of the commitmensecrated. A ALASKA. the fair bill in al! its details. Encouraging progress has been made by TARIFF BREEDS TRUSTS UNDER M’KINLEY’S RULE 200 MONSTERS SPRANG UP. ing power of the idea upon which had been builded the greatest medical practice in the world But for this offer the thing which must be expressed early in the 28 days of the month (for this is a short month), the thing wh'ch must be prominently stated, so that there will be no 4isappolntment, and the thing which must be constantly borne tin mind, is that there will be no extension, continuance or repetition. Only during the ® days of February can new patients applying for treatment be placed under treatment to be treated until) cured at the rate of 4% a month. | Doctor Copeland will’ not make any ex- tension or continuance after March Ist. men to the Goverdnment Hospital ¢ur the Insane by the Secretary of War. from May 1, 1898, up to the present time, covering ractically the entire period from the out- reak of the Spanish war, shows as fol- Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—It ta stated that if the present Congress passes the pending laws providing modern methods and re- forms for the territory of Alaska it will do so against the wishes of John C. Brady, Governor of that territory under the ap- pointment of President McKinley. The Governor ts reported to be desirous WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—In the House to-day Mr. Miers (Ind.) declared that after the paseage of the McKinley tariff law, 34 new trusis were organized and since the McKinley Administration had assumed pow- er and the Dingley law had gone into ef- fect 200 of such “monsters” had raised their heads in the country with a capital aggre- gating $7,000,000000. Mr. Miers’ remarks precipitated a lively political debate, par- | of remaining “the whole thing’ in Alaskan ticipated in by Mr. Suizer of New York, politics. He hus plac — ‘ ities. “us Placed) himself on record a of Ohio and Mr. Cannon vf as against allowine the people to express themselves. He wants to be Gover ani Mr. Sulzer, after directing attention tothe | at the same time Ctiental Gelemare’ tn recent anti-tras: confereme held in Chi- | Congress. i cago, declared that the trusts were not ania “Ah election in doin ng irreparable injury, but were doting it Governm. at more th through the backing of a Republic an Ad-] would pot be an ho neat ministration. Words that ure said two ‘The Administration is responsible for the | py Gov. Brady before trusts, said Mr. Sulzer. “it stends sponser | nisrtee on Territories for them and refuses to do anyt rine to oo opposition - aki suppress them. The Breatest of all phese ) mont more than nine-tenths of the inhab- trusts is the Money Trusi, and the confer- it ants of Aleska are said to have arrayed ence at Chicago unanimously condemned mselves. and in 2 onventicn nahh in the Rigantic iniquity. ee on. meld ie Mr. Sulzer then had read the resolutions ‘= mmeomdrial to the Presi- Passed by the anti-trust conference ———— eS TONS “I desire to say to the gentleman (Mr. Grosvenor) that the chairman of that con- ference was a former Attorney-General cf Ohio, Mr. Monnett, who was turned down by the Repudiicean boss, Mark Hanna, be- cause he had the courage of his benvictions and instituted action against the Standart Oll Co. If the Attorney-Generai of the United States was honest enough to do nis ety. every trust in the country would roken, and if Mr. Monnett had been backed by his party, Instances of Cure. Copeland Medical Institute, St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen: It gives me great pleasure to testify to the merits of your treatment for throat troubles. The relief I — —- en. —- now under treaiment at the army, 66; State volun- Velunteers, 4, and miliiary pa- had met sitting of had pro- h's sena- a Pure, Mellow, Wholesome OLD SCENTER RYE THE PUREST RYE ON THE MARKET —ASK FOR IT. ~~, ote - ~ - Bickford had anything impro er in his Hie Knew nothing,’ he said, “of the indebtedness on Wood's ranch whic h it was proposed should be carried for him.” Noth- ing was said to me by any Hiving person which would lead me to suspect or suppose Mr. mind. had never told Hewitt, testified, that he con- ‘te antl eidere Vhiteside reliable; that he had V ain * tol vf after , “hitesi Si)- pl ice Spe i Ie BE Eg a So the that such a condition existed,” he said. believe that Mr. Daly ‘had = fur- (it was a surprise to him when the de- the $30.00 used by Whiteside | tails of the traneaction for the reef of exposure and that he had never | Woods’ mortgage by his son and Mr. Bick- ePWitt Sent he would have his son ford was brought out in the testimony. > Wellcome or any one else see Questioned closely upon Mr. Bickford's et with a view to sat sfying him, taking $7000 to Missoula to | lift .v Oods eye ham list! ng. banking, ini however. remember that Hewitt | Mortgage, Mr. Clark repeated that he had ton oO! aie a d. he said. tol] him Lyons was making some trouble not at the time known anything whatever s . H. L. Griesedieck Co. atin yen ; espeetally nope his expenses in the Senatorial caim- et gp Poel A paelpetags Am ae re DISTRIBUTERS, ST. LOUIS. ‘moaten of 1998 he nal he With reference to the testimony matter was brought out in the testhmony . —— - —— of anum- fjater Jackson of Utah, Mr. Clark here. : session. Fresh from the anti-trust confer- |] ber ef fricnits, iy me ' » belp recollection whatever of having btn re a ee hate given Mr. t att raily : izer ‘Cte - Th - vas ‘ntlem: : 7 counts So TOU iN ‘nh Air. | ter matters gene : ~ in Chicago, Mr. Sulzer directed ° he al the m Organ .Ze wiit Wats gentieman and that he Waa sue Ne : : ' i ‘ WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. f agreed to do ‘ he (Clark) had not trie d to influence 3h kford that amoum of money In your tn ‘Had they any authority to do anything day reported the following appearance Huse j i pple the r ‘om, a tine i ss ’' Ile then re- acka ote for Mr nusked Mr. Lioar. in a financtal w: iy more than to pay ine uinot! t} ps: > Oe ‘o ¢ ‘ tics + ae articutars af whieh were = A o MZ 1e troore He ai iverte qd in passing .O yhio poli ' u . Jackkon iv, the witness answer, sald Senator your question to be whether they had au- 7? ‘ : , . one . : ~ er ‘ } u rirt eee oe eens, Lazer, Geer a naan alter = niepeate veh vote of member of the Montana Legis- checks upon my money for any other than fair and iti- a a. 4 ee Hle could easily have drawn Wounded. Fourth Cavalry, Feb. 7, Mag- [dential candidate.’ vere; Thirty-elgth Infantry, in the committee of the whole was restored Resunian - explained {t by Mr. FPaulkne: WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—When the i ) . ‘ » Si > » l lr ‘ths ft? iT b Pilea Bs eftan a 3 monopolles, which. he sald, were eing rols . e thie son is a man of wealth himself, cldental expenses?’ 4 “4 if ‘ j ’ 4 Ty Qe p ‘eg? 4 r ‘ ( n. i tn whi h he mm. Ya - Killed: Thirty-ninth Infantry, Jan. These utterances drew the fire of Ge patch ‘aan had nit told tndler. thority to pay out money for unlawful pur- = ‘Ren enid, “My son had drawn Albert Votric, Sixth Infantry; Feb. 4 An-| back to W aa hington, after “his hippodrom- ’ : yee , go In this case. mate purposes.’ lature im his own behalf. Equaliy certain can tate Gee aawedent | delena, Luzon, A., Boss G., * Jeft hand, The civil service appropriation. W hic a | - . ' iy quiry | Davidson of Wisconsin Chairman of va, fayalnrs. Iuzon, L., Reuben CC. Microny-]in the House by a yote ps 77 to 128. > day. at- time being given se ntlateas yr discussion the he dk livered the other > “nolitical he agreen ahove related by agreetng Iipa, Luzon, #8., James C. Ryan; eb. Grosvenor, who rete rreji to the “political | the agree ‘ent ‘hie -4C4neie just purchased Mr Clark poses. They had no authority to pey one aan al oer ane : account, but he did not do ex tique, Panay, L., George H. Schuchard. Ing tour through the West as a Vie evs 'ree!- wax he tt he had never said to Mr. | this amount of money ee V : fy iat ne wi eVer si! oe. 4 ; , : In py to a question he said that his "RH SU ; ive is that Ss ator ‘ - - lation itl at ae ws Oh ; Ay peng tion Me te ey ee ae son had not even since the facts of this RAILWAYS AND CANALS. severe; C., Horace N. Mo se- | was stricken ou: of the appropriation bi g | Bt Of Ohio had secured his ele¢i t peeps Ha: were brought owt in this in- Te Co on ee ee us to him. He had not paid . ONY C0i)- House Committee mus, rie seyero; ‘rhirty-second aaa LE adi Moony Cori his nd his regular salary. ec. | rt ‘1 SOL SMITH RUSSELL’S DOUBLE. | Remarkable Dircovery Whereby Every min Jackeoo. ch ver had any |B am 7 neanaieneamereninnta lative . - of Sen: : ford ' nounced the appoiniment of James it. Se Tha? —_— ee ae a IAIR HEALTH. The «sle of three million bottles of this c’evan!t ba'r dressing ia the United States and Great Mritesn in i89S, proves .hat it has rurpassing merit and docs all that is claimed fer it. DUCTOR HAY’S ¢ HAY'S HAIR-NEALTH «4 EVERY BOTILE HAIR-HEALTH WARRANTED to restore grey, white of fad- bas bet a cie@eing to .beu- ao | , . wands who bave become gras ed hair to youtfel celer and sted In Wellcome § case Neing ens or bald Halk HEALTH is cwies tae as the le'ter refe: fuoud, festut- hneurishment esd produces luszuriaat ¢ on bald heade . ‘Nut a Uray Haic Leit’ the teatimeny of hundreds ee HAIN -HEALTM te «a ad pecee wear gtavepipe anywirer . ‘ trl Turley should zs by ‘s clothes and the s.iage Jonn «ir! he could go on ‘bere isn't an audience in the a oe ted Siates that would know him from Russel Kor Mr. Turley bas a smooth-shaven, sive countenanee, Hke Russel, is cover the secret last found the sey gighs acd heartaches Sr mitleyv amd . speech ~~ ri ? by “ ) i tacking the the at > Wile qs st! has taaet NMIartin t ” - : , * . { : eertaliniyv abi ‘ t; S12eke'S m™ners 2 o> "o> Opeped ick be® "y] “oe we @ o> it] : Ss : rial ao) unilke it t@ healthful of the hair. ¢ to recain !ts pal color. whether biac«.d or golden. LARGE 50c BOITLES J At Leading Lruggists. ee __-”” ell - ee ee — hoe eae SISTER: READ MY FREE OFFER Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame i Icd.. Will Mail Free to All Women | Chita ™ © a | vrsanacconton thal terters 10 [fie uananeet ae in the World a Home Treatment for . vg 2 te anil ard ator were thes] soken mp |B CATED SOT the Troub'es Pecul er to Their Sex. - sone agenidh mittee on Military Affairs, has introduced hie Home Treatment e a ef t vat of dill I will mail free of omy charge. th.s Thoms ma tatn henuts = giving the adjutant-general of the . with ful! instrnc tiane kad the history of my OWN Cane ain heat) Mtr army the rank of ma jor- eneral. T his lyf) ) =r “. B | to any nd y KU ett t ng from srepate tr ; ve Pi, . * or , wee oh, a ' em-.? ‘ ‘ne regent remed eo. re} ‘ “= certo | " ’ t ' Ni also provides for one chap ain for each rea , ‘ curc soursel: at Demme wei tout % hy oe Be Ramat: te Ttert 4) 3 : . Rellevue, AYSF., Aen " em “f Pt neve neg eaten regular and volunte ‘er, and for the clan. I w t. cos % or noth . © wi. y bey ; ‘ ~ ; : . Afiemme 82 tment of a or-general retired trin!, apd if yom deci to conti oe * viilenly cus tp : , “fo ant perte fom those who éderved with credit in the ; about twelve tents . ane we pe Bon era | welt r Reais Renee wetting war with Spain, not above the rank of ae ae , oor work or occul n*ioo es” dud na: “+4 ~ 4 y omy : ‘ ler-general. , iy ' ee \\ etl other y* young or old ve! n — e "AAsutant. General Corbin a major-gen- é — ae - a it gou teste bearing-dowa senntion.sense . oe him over the heads of a onutr'- ; pos ~ rs an evil. pao in thre tee +o howele, cre 1ricg JUDIE & 90’ Pp ,. tayanth n+ ‘ _sr7u : yy hae | ant Merk... a: i ° Fy ~ ’ . ; _* = > ’ ' * - ‘ > . wr ‘ ‘ : ber a Tay who have seen active sct- ng up , the pine, a: ‘osire toary freq tt bot flashes o oN i bY per" a ; eo aL col ee ; . wig . eV JUOLINSON, Mer, SiS Olive at: TEMM. 1001, 0% Frankitn ae. end Feston. oor. Ma arewe; wearinera, frequent desire te uriuste. * $ '* Relase subs! ‘tutes. te ow. ng druggists ‘sueply Mair M-aith aaj Mertiaa Seep is their sheps enis. RABOTEAU &2C%.. 714 WN, Broadway. .*| AMTIEMONOPOLY DRUG CO., Sixth and Market, 601 Washington Aw WOLFF-WILS@N DRUG C>.. Washing on Av., Cor. 6th, St. Louis. a ee te ek ee a” ear TRYING TO (O PUSH CORBIN. Congressman Hull \ Wants Him Ad- vanced Over Heads of Fighters. WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.- Representative Hull of lowsa, chairman of the House Com- a a ee ee ee ee ee PE Gets BY eNZaoei- P ohe. l Tan d ‘ ; . rt l , ¢ } 4! . . ’ press j : va & 'o erery weman the beau her wheos = te 7. Represent at tve, “r Yow ease tI! tf . ’ a. eal © and th's is eae ob , fla \ <tiv delighied nari rk . . 4 , ai’ mo’ r tert Ricekford would le me I sitfTaye A BOLT Years alan ~ ud «af Kileb, tr.nl _owder creas th always resu a fae J of your owa state or coutty whe = t's a-r ntea'ts po off prease peek wr » why e@rre unfrlen4ty Mr odears (tit. Case at. coe. Bate; rHoe NIX PHARMACY, Case, knowa latices , was s'terous , Mtorgan, Ww necore you live I cam refer you to welt ome Treatment reelly curcs a | éises o6 conditions = OF _poiare OF 607 a ee aa Fr ime ¢ thr Wools away from ™ cor Jetlerson sufferer ete to ° { ‘4 . R t ding. | ™é¢ rom #F « . © Selieate fornate orgsaiees, "that this Home Treatmes 4 manzeles ond Nagmente Which eee cacincatl, Oris, and she. wil Joa x, Baliging, | me. from Fete ate use ony pers wsive | CAST ST. L@UIS—GAIM, 523 Collinsville Av. BELLEVILLE, ILL -REts to-day, a this offer will not was not authorized to Use ©0¥ | “Heyece..18W Main. KEMPFF'S PHARMACY. Main. Cor. Spring, free prepes ‘ and mekece women : in @ plata wen.ed wrepper. a chage of ber | means and , Box 16, Notre Dame, Ind., U.S.A. 4 had Nothing Inpro ey as that | Wholesale agents: MEYER BROS.’ DRUG CO., MOYFITT-WEST DRUG CO. desi to be wenderful beac t'fcre and a al alwurs dives | money 1 cuefiines' os | MRS. M. SUMMERS, the éay you wrote. De set fall te write to-day. mind and I had no reason to .suppose that m™ wot %, “See gaye tte

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a ee ee i = SUNDAY MORNING-—-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. . ia) LL WORLD'S BEST SHOTS, i —=__> THEY WERE AT HOT SPRINGS ALL OF LAST WEEE. THE TRAPS WORKED WELL. Among the Marksmen Who Took Part Were Heikes, Gilbert, De Long and Other Cracks. Special to the Post-Dispatch. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 17.—The na- tional shooting contest under the auspices of the Arkansas Gun Club Association opened Tuesday. A great number of gunners and gunners- Mates are here and are naving a real gvol time at the traps and elsewhere. The opening day was bright and warm, the weaiher vcing @ surprise to tne Norin- ern people atiending the shoot and visiting Hot Springs for the first time. The traps worked weil and lots of good scores were made. There is no doubt now of the tournament being a huge success in every way. Among the high guns at the trap Tuesday may be mentioned Helkes, Gilbert, De Long, champion of Arkansas: Mrs. Shattuck of Minneapolis, Elliott, Budd and Loomis. All of these broke siraightis in two and tliree events. Mrs. Shattuck broke 16 straight In two events. She shoots ‘‘straighnt from the eh ul- der” and is coo) at ali times. She is the wife of W. T. Shattuck, a prominent me:elan: of the Flour City, and bas often caged out with her husband In zero weather ° ing to get a bead on the animais « tive State or staiking bie game int les. She presen.ed her busband overeoat lined with skins of muskra.ais slain by her last winter. One of the most widely known partic!- pants in this sheot is (. A. dsaadd. te Is ageing some, but Is still in the ring and a shooter yet. THE MONTGOMERY, CHAT ABOUT THE FIRST GREAT RACING FIXTURE OF YEAR. WILL BE RUN AT MEMPHIS. The Gchorrs Have Nominated F. W. Brode, Sam Phillips and the Good Colt Greenock. Special to the Post-Dispatch. MEMPHIS, Feb. 17.—The publication of the welghis for the Monigomery Handicap, the first of the big handicaps of the regular racing season, has natural.y been a matier of most interest in local turf circles -luring the week just ended. the Montgomeiy Handicaps of the past have aiways resulied im grand strugzies and the rave has attracteu additivnai In- terest from year to year Some of the most filiustrious performers conrected with the annals of ‘ne Amert- can turf have been numbered among (hvo-e (hat have sported siia a* post ime lm the Mionigomery. Mouesty, Ed Corrigian’s famous mare, winner of the first American Derby, was the winner of the eveur in iss, and tilley, Hypocrite, Clifford, Buek MeCann and Buck Massie have since that time taken the lois end of the purse. In LAYS perhaps the most sensa:ional of all the events was decided when Pat Danne's son of Salvatur, Salvable, guided Dy Wiil.e Martin, thundered under the wire a Winner by a scant nose from the mighty Ornament “nd thereby enriching his astuce owner (to the extent of several thousand of doliass. was prepared at Churehill Salvable Downs that spring, an. the local turf pub- lic have aiw Ays regarded the victory as one of the biggest coups that has een chronicled In the history of racing here, as Dunne kept Salvable under cover at the Downs until the day prior to the race _and the horse was only unlouded at Mont- Bemery Park a few hours before. This Tom Marshall, the “Shooting Mayor” of! ycir the allotments of weights seem to be Keithsburg, Ill., is with us too. He short match with Dr. Carver in ihia city some ‘years aso, losing by one bird, and was the only one, it will be remembered, out of 197 contestants to shot out stra.ght in the American Handiwap of ‘9. Capt. Bogardus also is still at the traps, kiliing 13 wut of 15 at his first trial As he approached the traps yesterday he was Zreeted with an ovation from the other shooters which brougnt tears to the old man’s eyes and made him think life was worth living after all. Elliott and Gilbert will shoot thetr match for the k. ©. «up and world’s ship next Monday. It is to be at 14 targets and will be a hot cne. «Gilbert has chailenve! Heikes for the cast fron medal and has been accepted The match wiil be at 100 targets and shot off during the tournament or ufter. Another match worthy of note !s one be- tween Joe Matthews of Fort Smith and Charlie de Long, a local hich run, tur the State championship and d.amond medal Which accompiunies the title and which Is now held by Jie Loni. Two others of the Visit'ng shorAers, whem it would never do to enention, are Miss Nettie King John J. Surapter of St. Louis, Miss King was not shooting up to form to- day, but is confident of doing much better as the shoevt progresses. Mr. Sumpter is a former resident of Hot Springs and was in the sporting goods business here. He is very popular with the boys and is a good shot as well, having three times Won the Busch medal in St. Louts, just W. G. Howe of the “Chicago 107’ |s a Zvest at the park. Mr. Howe :s the pos- sessor of Century C.ub ]08-pvle badges to Will be | the extent of LOM mies, gkoimned from Ovc- tober, 18%), to Deceenber, is@s, and 200 niles | worth, used as ao watch fob. earned in INV. The Ceniury Club of Amcrica is not wel.- known in these parts and his tracts a wreat deal of attention. White Jeffrics a'tnl his erowd have been here they bave cstablished an eyrie of the ' Order of Ladi ered aleour 0 local people took to flieht with the bird as chivier mein- bers, + is eommposed of solfd, substantial people and will undoabtedly live to a good | old age and lo kK the sun in the face with- Owt blink! ner. ea falking with asked him When he was io York. to-lav I Jack O'Brien New return to SONA Tore hurd for two we port to my Hain him to let ms marks ta pret kerne, If he fight Erne as soon stir was ecansed In loca week bey the announrement hod closed thelr poolroom, bank roll. L’Hominedicu iriv charged With the respons.- oO one Ties he | ‘a know for cere | r at least . Kid Weller | opened in theit place vy and will iike- | lv do a good business, having a fair play already. W. H. DURHAM. THE HOT SPRINGS SHOOT. eks in 1's wee ee le ee Chief Event of Tournament Finished on Saturday. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Fed. 17.—The Na- tional ehooting tournament at Whittington ark to-day after fivVe days of ex- cellent closed sport, The majority of the visiting gun men have remained to witness the contest be- tween Fred Gilbert and J. A. R. Elliott for the “KEK. ©." cup, emblematic of the na- tional champlonship, Monday. Many heavy wagers have been made on the result. The chief event of the tournament, springs handicap at % live birds. was finished to-day. T. 8S. Norton of Fort § mith, Ark., Was the oniy man to make =the straight score of 5 and eecured first money. Those who kKliiled 24 birds and divided second money were Marshal, Heigs, Vin- cent, Neal, Eliott and Townsend. Those who killed 23 birds were Dwyer, Cilbert. Budd, Iaach, Taylor, Scott, Bogardus and Ssunipter, Se ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Both the Sunday Games to Be Played for Benefit of Delehanty. Both games of association football ached- wel for Sunday in the big league are to be pluyed fcr the benefit of Pat Dele- nants, The games will be Played with the seams Thin up in this way: West Kads. a satisfactory to } / } / | aN ‘and Dunols, : Yiri ‘has been treated kind.y with a light impost iby the faults , weights, but complainis from unprejudiced | iready on and cantered each day. i ,P from At Athletic at 2:43. Rrohme.... licheteiger.... AcTaNech.. MESES co cceececes t"toyte gan. ‘eee ee eee > hoe. . eee ee eens VeR WORF. . ce. ‘ Me Seeebscece oye KKavanagh........ Kane . Kefleoree I. ‘ At College Grounds at 29:6: = B&B @. ‘oultion, Creling. liruska ~ully.. *eeeeeee tional > % Meth mough somuledge......... Full back I Ing . seooccet wil back '-e'lephber ‘ Udmore Bacio ; sctadie~ Juriett Ke lere: Willtam kriman The Weet Kn ts io have thelr full team Agalrist the Shamrocks. Who have made it very resiing forthe West Ends every time have piayed them this Beason. they Willtam Brehme, the great coal keeper of the West Ends, reports himself in good condition and ready to resume his posit on in Sunday's gate against the Shamrocks. The De Hodiamonts, the chomotone of ft. Louis County, will mot the Globes Suod.iy afternoon on the lattcr’s preunds at O Fa:- lon Park. The De Hexilamonts will Mne up aa follows: KB Iderharct. Moore, L. Ebetr- ha and Callan, forwards; backs: Ste- barks: = th the De Hodiamonts, rhardt, maneger, 6126 enve. ¢ mer av *: bn # si - Mooney, Bart- ) abundance i tieular | j tile the horsemen wintering ~f cvurse there is «cissension in scme here. 'Guarters. There always 1s, as it only stands toe reason that a horseman should want to get his charge in as well as pussibie, but the welghts, taken as a whole, will un- doubtedly insure a repetition of some of the magn dicent finishes of the past. Algol, the Schorr cast-off, who broke down at St. Louls iast year and who was | subsequently bought at the Lexingion sale by Darden & Ryan for $300, has becn as- signed the post of honor, with 126 pounds. champlon-' This son of Top Gallant is training nicely and gives every indicat.on of withstanding aprep. Should he face the starter in any- thing HNke his former erelf he will be a dangerous contender, as his ability to gphioulder weight is well known. The 8-year-olds are asked to concede the older horse weight for age, and in the minds of a few they have been harshly treated. The handicapper has evidentiy @ higher opinion of the 3-year-olds than the haste andicapper Vossburg. Wallace's High Jinks seems to be n light with 102 pounds and T. J. MgHale’s |; good mare, Kelle of Memphis, has a chamnce her impost of 107 pounds, Ryan's St. Simonian, The Roman the last named winner of the all seem to have a royal with Tom event of ‘99, ' chance. Of the Schorr string TAeber Kar] {s given 119. Sea Lion 106, Timemaker 112, F. W. trode 106, Sam Phillips 106 and Greenock 1y). Timemaker, possibly shown in California this weighted, although he has never thing ike a mile or over. trode and Phillips are weight among the 3-year-olds with pounds each. The tradition that. a mare conld not win.the Suburban or a Brooklyn Hiandicap was rudely shattered last year, and it may be that the tradition that a 3- vear-old cannot win the Montgomery may , by the board this year, although from * Brode’s best race in Catifornia this . he hardly seems ich welebt as is assianed Creatland, the horse that [Ke secured when he went East last as fit as he has winter, is best iked any- given the tcp him. Walenstein summer, handicapper, Serrano is given 119 wand Hops Laudeman’'s Cambrian 1lo pounds, As previously stated, there are flaws and found with the assignments” of horsemen have been few and far between, The majority of the cundtdates are al- the ground, and are being jogged An erroneous ees . hae abr ia trat tieber Karl ‘ son down In his he feate> fatled to stand a prep last year faced the starter, but he has indieation of training this sea- (yeorce Watiker, us sound a plavrie broken Mais again of kor and never paven every and tn Who trains horse as ever. Lieber Karl will more than likely carry the Sethorr caters itl ths MiohtwKolmery, vided. of course, he trains on, but event he fails. Mr. Schorr will select the quartette that ie racing at iia, Which ine udes Meadowtnorpe, birode and Timemaker., The winner last vear (Dunols) came from California and Tom Ryan took six weeks to fyveshen him wp afier the hard winter's campaign on the coast. He lasted long enough to win, but Manuel, the game son of Rob Miles, and subsequent winner of the Kentucky Derby, ran the Calffornia trainod horse to swech a terrific finish that Dunois failed to face the flag during the remainder ‘ of the year. The Tennessee Derby will be run on April 14. This ts the first announcement of the exact date for decision of Tennessee's blue ribbon event. This is an important an- nouncement to the horsemen over the coun- trv who have candidates for the local classic, as it will enable them to prepare their candidates acrordingly. Besides the date for the running of the Derby there will be founmi below a com- plete and official Ist of the days eacn of the eleven stakes are to be run. The sched- ule is as follows: Montgomery Handicap. April 15. Gaston Hotel Stakes, April 7. Ardelle Stakes, April] 12. Tennessee Oaks. April 10. Tennessee Prewing Stakes. April 14. Derby. the opinion of for the Sc norrs, is Fol, in th one Tennessee Lumberman'’s Cotton Sreaplechase Stakes, April Zi. Turf Congress Stake, April 2. Memphit* Stake, April 2 Peabody Handkeap, April 27. Steeple hasing will again be madea prom. feature of the sport this spring, and present indications there will be an of material to supply this pare epectacular form of the sport. Trainers at the track are jub lant over the continvation of good Weather. ment The track proper has been in eplendtid eondition all winter and faster than ever before, owing to» the care and attention given it during tne past summ or. Already candidates for the Crescent City Derby receiving the full gait. The cCreacent Derby is set for decision March 24 and colts willl be prepared here and New Orleans to engage in the are (ity several shipped to event Memphia trained antmals have been pe- cullarly fortunate In the derbies in the Southern metrovolle In former years Meadowthorpe took the event from FP Dunne in 1897 and Presbyterian duplicat. the suc for the Schorrs In the of 1898) Tn 1899 these were shipped from Montgomers of Meadowilhor; ene SFSUCCHCUE il} ae finishing Roger, then owned by Johnny Ve'- secured third place. OF the several at present being prepared here for the fixture this year the most promising, Judging by his trial in private, ia Lamorl'ehted, C. T l atterson’a lumbersome son of Lamplighter- Harebe:is Opiniofs differ as to tne k.nd of a colt he ts, but his owner evidently has an opinion that he has a chance in the race and his work has been satisfactory. Dur- ‘ira the past week the colt megotiated ex for ongs ia 1:16 ard a fraction. ‘; «*, Bennett has shipped his entire string to Little Rock to spend the remainder of the cold months. Included in the lot were Admiral Schiey and Capron, one of which will e repared for the Crescent (City Derbdy. string is In charge of Henry McDaniels and they will remain at the Rock till after the meeting there. '" Dhrive, J. C. Cahn's hopes for the West- Og hg Wr ere oe eer ee ' short thme oame oo e-W]- oo” - — ~ MR. JAMES MORTIMER. The above !s an excellent likeness of the well-known dog fancier, who has been selected to preside as judge at the coming meeting of the St. ‘Louls Kenne! Club. | to satisfy the divorce decree against Van-. derbeck, which included an order for pay- Ment of alimony amounting tn costs to ($400. Her price bid was $940. It Is not yet known who will manage the club. Pres!i- dent Ban Johnson was present at the sale. _llliott G. Stephenson, attorney for Mrs. Vanderbeck, and who made the bid tn her behalf, says that the property will un- doubtedly be sold to local parties. some of whom have offered $12.000 cash for it. The divorcee was the only bidder. nitnpamitibaiiieads TEXAS AND KANSAS. They Organize Their Fair and Racing Circuit for 1900. Special to the Post-Diapatch. DALLAS, Tex., Fed. 17.—Racing men from all over Texas met here to-day and acted in harmony with Kansas turf inter- ests, which latter, however, had no direct representative present. The ‘*Texas and Kansas Fair and Racing Circuit’ was organized, Nearly three months of racing was arranged for. ern derbies this year, is being given a slow but steady working and his presence in the New Orleans Derby is assured. It is not known which of the three eligi- bles in the Schorr forces will be shipped for the race. F. W. Brode, Sam PAlilips and Greenock are eligible and KBrode is thought to be the one the local brewer wil! rely on to repeat the victories of Presbyterian and Meadowthorpe. Brode will be shipped from California along with the other horses out there a rior to April 1. They will be shipped to Memphis via the Southern Pa- cific, and nothing would sult the Memphian better than to stop off long enough at New Orleans to land the big end of the blue ribbon race there. If, however, Brode should go wrong, Greenock will, in all prob- ability go from here, as Sam Phillips will be saved for the Tennessee Derby. The latest arrivals, and a most con- epicious addition to the ranks of the equine colcny at the track, {ts the string belonging to FE. 8. Gardner, proprietor of the Aven- dale farm itn M.ddle Tennessee. The Gard- ner horses are in charge of Pat Tomlinson, who developed the Conqueror, one of tha hs deserving of as, / says that pro- j © owner of present (owper of the baseball! Properties at OryyMe rarezi, Cach ' \ five best 2-year-olds in the West, last yerr. The Conqueror is considered a dangerous factor in all of the Western Derbies this year. Besides the Gardner bunch Tomlin- } son has a few choice 2-year-oils of hiv} Cleburne, Sept. 13 to 15; Denton, Sept. 19 to own. A list of the Avondale youngsters, : 22; Denison, Sept. 3 to 28; Dallas, Sept. 29 to be trained by Tomlinscn, will be found! to Oct. 14; Corsicana, Oct. 15 to 19; San as follows: Antonto, Oct. 2 to Nov. 3; Houston, Nov. 10 Bay colt, 2, by imp. Quick!ime—Sumatra. | to 15. Brown filly, 2, by imp. Quicklime—Sou- A telegram, signed Dy all the racing men brette. and representatives of fairs present, was Bay filly, 2, by tmp. Quicki{me—Ida Pick- | sent to the Speaker of the House of Repre- wick. sentatives of the Texae Legislature, asking Brown filly, 2. By imp. Quicklime—Monte/; that in the tax bill the section relating to Rosa. pool sellers and bookmakers be so amend- The Ida Pickwick filly ts a first foal. Her | ei as to exempt fair associations chartered dam will be remembered as one of thejby the State of Texas. Breatest race mares ever seen on the a r- meneniiiipnahinlatii tan turf. The Conqueror, Freak ane “{s- count are the only ‘old horses in the lot. Big Four Baseball Club. Regurdin the Conqueror Mr. Tomiinsan *) *o} aseba! whe biack whirlwind has wintered ee a peer Dae Ce ee ee in excellent shape and {ts as seund as a] siturcay afternoon and reorganized thetr dollar. He etands 1) hands high and wetr#hs | team for the coming season to represent over 10% pounds. Tomlinson thinks that; thetr rond in the Ratlroad Baseball League he has a sure thing with his crack In beth |] of this city now in progress of formation. the Crescent City ami Tennessee Derbies Mr. Joseph Roycroft was elected manager ee t field captain and Mr. John ©. Emig ’ eretary and treasurer. The club wll -he DETROIT OLUB SOLD. ndsomely unlformed and will start the veauson With the expectation of landing the The first meeting will be held at Wichita, Kan., Sept. 3 to 6 Inclusive. The Texas dates will follow tn this order: LC ttt tie ttt The Purchaser Is the Divorced Wife of Vanderbeck. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROI’, Mich., Feb. 1¢.—Mrs. Hamilton Vanderbeck, divorced wife the Detrof! franchise | tn League fter To Billy Garen’s Benefit. Louts Football Asoctation play- ting night, resolve] to Garen'’s benetit at Havliin’s Monday n'gwht In a body. Mr. ‘ur has remembered the asso. Park and the club's plavers and thev propose to re- derbeck bid in the property at a sale h ciproecate on Monday night. ee ee ee ee ee ern i i Mary of thea Ps. a a mee Billw The St. last the American this afternoon franchise, => ¥ * —_ ~ Rls: a ~" . - ~ ory, ‘ eee I -t™ ~% FRANK AND WILLIE HOPPE. The above is a likeness of Frank and WiHie Hoppe, the wonderful boy biliard- ists. Willie has been playing Dilliards tn St. Louts all week and on Monday night at the Grand billiard pariors he will give an exhibition for the benefit of the ladies. Willie is only 11 years of age, but he has wonderful control of the !tvories, and in the games he has played this week with the best local amateurs he has invariably come out victorious. On Monday night Willie Hoppe will play Henry Sampson at straight rail, 150 peints. Mr. Sampeon has been playing billiards all through the Northwest, where he has been defeating all comers. — ah yee ree TEI, BR 4 tate Liish ; Wear ie eine a - . . ares _—- ee mia wae: te: 5 a eee ait: & hy al at ee. SS ; THEST LOUIS KENNEL, 'THAT CLUB ANNOUNCES DATES FOR ITS NEXT BENCH SHOW. ‘Ty WILL BE HELD IN APRIL. Yxhibitors From All Points Coming Here With Their Canine Pets. The Kennel benoli show announ: (‘jub Ww | Cwsseum, April ls, ! Jee. “J Wil TP Miati§¥ e XPT Rravutivation, mel ois Labuusghotd the (PaNhi by fire exnibitors Lrom Lhe Sorta and South woo inhbe i rblee Oy iass PHeeithelin ol tahdile 488 avd ; si Years past .o the St. Laouls benend show are “atliy Zlad that the snugw wali take pruace Uns Year, and at a thine | whe it Wisl we ‘enter of the Westerm biteull, composed Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st. lwuls and Kau- wy he | lust, ’ ,* Tutlas at Supt. George W. Clayton, who will have the manageiment of the St. recently written trom Cine in receipt of a great many owners and trainers of the!) best-Known Ken- neis in Amerleaw itihat they wil! toe pz lated ugain to come to St. Louis, where they have aiways been accorded such splencid treat- ment socially and professionally. The officials of the St. Lauis Kennel Club are satisted even at tints eariy day tnmat th: entry lis: will far surpass that of any stow ever held in St. Louis, both in the quatlity and Quantity of dogs to be exhibits pa a Among the leading owners of canine ce- lebritles who will show here will Gould of New York City, who w: magnificent string of St. iA. Pratt of alittle Rock, successful breeders of St.) bbernards in the |eountrv, and Major ‘isenhemer’s world j}renowned St. Bernard Kenne! Milwau- ‘Kee. The latter wil be a newcomer to St. | Louls. The St. the Most Rernard clase will be but one of the exceptionally large | number af classes, about 79 more than St. Louis has ever seen at any bench show. | This year especially will owners breeders of high-class canine s’cek be glad to embrace St. Louis tn thelr exhibits. as under the rules of the American Kennel Club In the classification of points tn the determination of championship honors 8t. Louls and Chicago are ona par as a winitn either of these cities counts three points for the championship. Ten points consti- tutes the champlonship award. The New York show has Aa five-po!tnt stamlard tn the champtonship classes and St. Louis and Chicago come next in tmportance with three points each. This is one very good resson why trv will come to St. Louis this year. he St. Loulfs Kennel Club having charge of the prize Ist are hard at {it is annsunceed say that when wil! he the seen at a glance that it ist ar issued for any dog show itn St. uls. shown for venrrs, but a&!!] show tlonally attractive addition of manv prizes willl be elven. guage of greyhounds in The office of the St. Lomits Kennel of registering thelr dogs with American Kenne! Club. This f{« an necessity, In order to make an‘ entry | the St. Louls Kennel! Club for its dog show. J. A. ST. JOHN VERY ILL. si{yous | The Modocs’ Old President Confined to His Home Near Boston. Mr. J. A. Sr. John, for many venars presti- dent of the St. Louis Type Foundrv, is ly- ‘Ouk- cancer of home in Bi ing dangerously ill at bis with ,;iine, Mass., near Boston, j; the stomach, ; Ten years ago... tn St. |Louts club and amateur sporting circles was better ween wt. on the ‘ariv iseve ize i the Rowing (lub, president Maced rowing on and more popuiar footing | than Obtained before or will, perhaps, tain asain. To berm and vietnity he World's createst the Australians teed, Kdward Hanlan. hampton, and last, Gaikiaur. had them) give at Creve Coeur Lake andlother »p lll to stimulate interest im Dbrowien the area of tha? sport. Mr. St. John weandanuer ir the @ariter days of a Tere rrved Deed poe him climb up to the In the winter Mr. from his business (bis time tn old ies) end its most prosperou eH Sons in whieh he was one of its most lastic members, A few vyexurs ago Mr. St. John sold el rmaves | no Tri! nt! ve Le ever the rowing eame in brought mriiiv Oarstmren here, Trickett, Ieily ; Who wis but inmot le #1, .i3,f? thes Vere his immense btsiness lhere a Kirookline Bout he often t' rst orlel frien Ia in St. Lows fr rin our to see them. In his presen his law. ‘often and only the of comedan, dropped To Mr. Crane, Mr. we I've been Billy, and i've beer could take my , love on evers s «le ( erie ‘ ber are 4 és] Sirrroonniclh not Club Is Not for Sale. Special to the Post itispateh NEW YOR) Beds. Le [eoswte alarmed by tly im t Pres‘'dent Somton of 1 more Clube wetaid tr League, the owne: least Von der Horst. be more «cetermit. : pe Notiiotices liaas ) Te ror tive - *? ’ — e JOCKEY HENRY Tie Is the Vety Latest’ Aspirant for English Turf Honors. t erat -f SPENCER. (his season, ride the the Chicago carvy his famous col een, bea and green cap Spencer has had in In the estimation of many good horse- men he is the superior to Sloan as a jockey. Western Rowing Club's Ball. On Saturday night the Western Rowing Club gave its annual masquerade ball at Lemp’s Park Halil. There was a large at- tendance risa ya Te tea 2 ie Sioan”’ ae ww the owners of the greatest kennels tn the coun- Committes work on !ts compilation and those in charee it will he most elaborate, inviting and comprehensive prize Tt will not onlv embrace all of the stand- ard classes under which doz owners have an excep- new classes In which owners w'!!l] have a chance to place their does and for which liberal Charles Robinson of St, Louis, the best the T’nited States, as been selected to fudge the hare chasers. (tub, room 344 Insurance Building, will be thrown oven during the coming week for those de- the actual with coming businesa, 1 WHY | CURE W. A. COOK, M. D. In the treatment of certain special diseases there can be no talist. The trouble with the ordinary doctor is that he tries to do his fruitless effort to explore and conquer the wh held of m eo scatters his talents that he becomes proficient i Like the Jack of all trades. he js gery he branch. special skill, no expert knowledge on any given subject, but is master of none. } vender of BELTS, SPECIFICS, FREE SAMPLES, TRIAL 1 ELECTRO-MEDICAL COMBINATIONS OR SIMILAR D do not and cannot cure diseases and weaknesses peculiar to men. persistent study, diligent research, and scientific investigations ar of a few diseases, a single class of them, on which all his efforts and to which his entire practice is strictly limited. preme in his chosen field. If you are, therefore, an unhappy victim SYPHILITIC BLOOD POISON, NERVO-SEXUAL. troubles, who ought to be able to do you more good? of VARICOCELE DEBIT The ordi treats all diseases and cures few of them? diseases and cures all he treats? There can be but one answer for any one man to master, I gave up the impossible task early ir career. the capacities and duties of a specialist. | sought the leading under the most learned of modern professors in my line of specta sible, and to acquire stich skill, knowle we. experience, ancl scirent: lilow would be most useful to me and beneficial to my patients ceeded over 9000 men who were cured by me duriny: the vear ius swered. What I have done for them [| cx: . adj en siring a cure to fully and freely investigate a careful personal examination, together wi scye your case will cost you nothing: then 1 return made to you as low as possible in you as IT would want you to do by me . omplete'y and forever. Varicocele. Lstesner the Seah. aaa Whatever may be the cause of varicocele, Vester : nse d, ’ {ts injurious effect is well known It «de- the diusdes and | | ee ithe nervous system, and ultimateiv ieads to } f;vmniuisium, ‘ enthus.e- Out 1 to hiss and often teok a 1 by actilsmnivere. ne I rhe gte're (3 7) elear ---——— @- — VON DER HORST STILL PLUFFING He Continues to Exny That Baltimore cl .% ti ins , a ak anew fu presses the mind, weakens the body, ra SUF Nervo-Sexual Men. mAnY of you are me of your former folly. a complete loss of sextuul power, If you are dire «ceease come to my to you my process then not wonder more than 700 *. a victim of this office and let me explain of treating !t. You wii! suantigg why I have positively cured a Riel ’ impotenes. cases of varicocele durin. the past twelve | is never on the Under my treatment the patient) can make no compromise improves zrom the very beginnittg. All pain | master ft or {ft will mas instantiy ceases, Soreness and swelling | your whele future, wt: quickly subside. The poo'ts of stagnant bloed | seribable woe l have are forced from the ? & SHE Syphilitic Blood Poison. , ta ai re mill ms whiek arte afwooorn , 7 tre at TAs It goes to the very bottom of the disease and for es out every particle of Impurity. Soon every sign and symptoms of Syphiils cisappear CommMmuni.ations tou W. A tv tHe 610 Olive Street, St. Louis, Ma includes every human ill) never attempts to do more than he can do well. purified th and the patient prepared standstill. i misery and treated ases of thi- d@ that wth the very daye SeRuluys contract in fritine backed capital, ¢ rod for my promiee comparison tee. tween the ability of the ordinary docter and that of the trained and scientifie - too much. Ig edicine and sur- n no particular le possesses no simply a “cure all” who can do but little more for the alleviation of human affliction than the ‘REATMENTS, EVICES, which But the true specialist (not the alleged specialist whose pretended specialty His e all on the line are concentrated Ilence he becomes easily sue . STRICTURE, By | allied nary doctor. who or Or the expert specialist who treats few 1 my professional I put aside a flourishing general practice and began to prepare myself foe hospitals of thp world, where I took long terms of scienufic instruction and practical experieneg, Mg Ity practice. purpose was not only to be abreast of the times, but to get ahead of them, if pose fic equipments as well I have suc- t ended have an- afthieted men de- consultation, ‘atific opinion of cure it will be [ will do by bh! od, the es and the whole and restored The ileasures of Hfe. Debility. Ww reaping the re- Your manhood is fatiing, and wil. soon be lost unless you do There is no time l| sexual diseases, With it you kKither you must ter you, and Mil inde- so many um as famlilar . you willl never inissions, draina, eak oftgans, nerve loss of ambition rob you of your ifit you for study, riage. My treate orrect all these what nature ine lappy man, with powers come Associate Diseases. eny kind I never compilcations or case is Variooe- 't dit @ppears, s deveioped Jnte ey affections, the ire dio « perfecte Ss polis, any ne Il). seases °'' and pete ce Sy) aterm, ig Trew lrg symp- and indicating i, Tental ang land rapide coeregy of ropust '.og tis and fee may be properly and which, ta *erious than the orig- Rives rise tos them—eall, § aid forever with > ence. d successfully ag is preferred, but ‘line of inconvenient for you ne afuli and une (ase, pP.alniy state iys.clans having ordially invited hartge for private i patient a legal by abundant Address all (WOK, M. D., or % Realizing that the maladies of mankind are too many and vastly complicated COOK MEDICAL COMPANY | a ° e TE le eh Sk ee Be Oe

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PEE EY RE Te OT eT Oe er em ® a — . = os ; om 1 ‘ ‘ ~ ew ete ‘ S . re — , ~ n . » ~ SOT) =~ i a at a SUNDAY ahaa \O—ST. LOU IS POS P-DISPATC H- —FEBRUARY 18, 1900. @BOES9 eccicaennnamneRte _ ROYAL JEAN BERAUD, KEPT THE WIRES HOT,IFAVORITES ALL FELL, EVA RICE WAS ONE OF THE NU- MEROUS FALSE ONES. ——_——>— - - -—- —- -_ BEING TRAINED AT ja eh ae ASSOCIATION MAN- DOWNS FOR COMING DERBIES. AGERS BUSY ON SATURDAY. HAVE NOT GIVEN UP THE SHIP. WAS EASILY BEATEN BY ANOES. -——- ~~ Res BUY. IT AT “ beens RE CAT Se te of AL RIGHT: 54) i WAS: = ———— -— The Philadelphia People Ready to Go| Geyser Won the Handicap at Tanforan on Rega-dless of th Statement With Zoroaster Second and Ad. o1 McGraw. vance Guard Third. The People of the Blue Grass Can See Nothing But Him in Their Great Classic. : oseceuess Bye . oat. Dispatch Special to the Post Despai NEW ORLEANS, fl ‘inl “ . T's “pa oy ’ . be*« ,. 17 _ The yromot- | F. (* Moshier ‘ ‘ Leo IS\ li... K \ ’ t. ; - . A » ‘rainers Phill Lloicil bliA, ; é : i ° ' 1p | OF of the proposed Ametican Associaue. | Investigation eo? seco 0 4 | omre, Bare te Mamants beve -deciied Now open for business with an entire new and complete line of FURNITURE, CARPETS, Litre : | ernest eile nas at ai is heates a : V7OR ‘ rT . P ’ STOVES and HOUSEHOLD GOODS. We sell for Cash or Credit. Lowest Prices in St. Louis. @) Former'v located at 814 and 816 North Broadway. ww £2 EES FIA LN ON RAH ER ED LGU DOIG COS SOSSSSVOSOOSOSBOlSSOOHOSOOO 0 BO ee 6 PEE Gres OE? ORs . + 24S . rx. ee (Nene ——_ eae a CK CHURCH'S FETE, WARECOGELE CURED ' "E,. noe In wv tne — a | bas ; ’ i ; . . } ' , Sia Laat ; , ce } , e —— EE | — Great Corpo- d I Cur Electro-Chemic Method of treatment i« the oaly positive ooking 3 sod bes “Oe ee - if Tr | | : : — wal , ae rei ration EVZERYTUING IN READINESS FOR 4 | : ~ and oe ena cure for Varicocele, outsi ie a dangerous, wide. op3s8 Sere ; ; Bae f rite ae ' ; >t M2rITh. ‘ : ‘ ‘hye ot. Ti ve. ). . . . * “bh surgical operation. ‘Tbe treatment is ent rely intess o “ 1s , " Rtn , x ’ "e . bia i . " } i? ‘ bas i ii es + one hee re an THE GRAND CARNIVAL 4 } i elu ou e and dev id of » PTTD TRS ent , resent ves (pom : ed ptt ae ) } ait . . rT, danver, no anesthetic is giveo. Most agvravated cases are cured ig , ' ery | @ ei mvt t a : ; ‘ee | “Armour & ¢* et 7 #4 from fivetoten days unter wrictes guarattee. Over 5900 cures ori 1 Onmshteruid i ' Lew wont y a nytt Ge ate Cea pe A Rilo: ep ' Nhane 4 Vecdersirand ‘Bde beaeee> 4 y tom Winks 1 fe , and no fatiures. Neglected Varicovele leads to all tas horrors of 7 . : , 4 ’ . gat ” re ae . ‘i? . ; T riit’ } j y -_— a aa a [ot OE Ged “3 thin’. Fine, ea the gr at packing intrest: and [OPENS TO-MORROW NICHT. Iupotency and Lost Mansons. 1: unmess som, anfits sou for Deon mhade ; bis > ial h vy at ! yan ae free nus te So norried life, undermines your health and vitality and shortens your ‘oie , ” - : 7 , +: _ : ’ ' : . ent Por ee T | ie _ we Pa rye? ( ; ‘ ar j t , x 4° rece tiea Ch, steen rth ani “lashoalt «a ruld be four first con: Downs up t rat it a! Pera Ai wy Acs alin wie. 8 esi ches a . me en es ay Mo«g\ ' i bevtgdrerencd, feist Lt ' lerattons—ones yone thev are hard to ragain. Throw Away Your ‘S “ae . ' niga } athe: ates 1 : bet = ER ; : “pe ryvandeonsuli ustoday You need expert medical ette Has tM vas Lira : is a | Pp. ' Ficht Booths Have B ‘ mpen ory andeonsuliu ay ou . a- 1g? . ' , , mera | ' pee Mae" wee oie , , rong Ariel bp g COE aE ’ eur a st Te tReeth ti , een Built in En ce ‘ . tion. Weean positivery assure von the q tickest, safest and most oongeaan oe ee : s {ie » co fees y ine war aan oes itchel te 2 wen by two leniths; dr. tf! orparation Ne imcerests to be in tertainment Hall at| Grand and . a ssientinccure obtainabe Medicines. clacteic belts, etc, will never Wii ' 3 ’ PT VUDIDAT Cacctto He : ; ae : " , ‘ \e . t : eure this disease. Wecan reier vou to Peliable citizens whom we come Cook Avenues. ' ’ ' have cured e th ) nonnt i it wteter | fer. at the bead of | OU AMOTCANR ABS S se 700 vodderstrand),| § to 5, third.{| ne packing — bows an ly ote deg) True dotrt TTT wae) ee "| 48 dan ams abaya . “Ime, 2:24 és ‘ - a, ges Fh ea eer sty ats CURED IN 10 TO 20 DAYS. Our «vatem of treating 4, os : “aa Tar eee tt ret mile “at 1" STH ee te Peni , . - , T an Stricture by Metatiic Electrolvsis, is a pesitive, AsSOCIATION — AES st Te a Sat Zahn § Seulcanpedd, j tivsi 0} ip taek adage iatie> eisaditici tee ee rag Bea eye ai a pan ‘ess aud.gerenanens cure. The @°ar tissue form- I Dise! Joh; Ttewden i”) l os}? wiue Sireture is perinan ‘ntly 4 ssolved and every Diitbees has ere ae De | Me , | tai he | os “Fhe a — b parish will be in: ‘ate obstruction to the urinary passage removed The fiecharces froin the Urethra ceases, the prestate te ! a | Ve TR Gere . zen Fa : +) Mek , Jt P ae , mi , y f to ce ‘ bol ‘eht and eontinn th . baw gland is re:luced in &:ze aul any inflammation or blatder irritab tity iscremowel. Toe sexual organs cpr ae giag cmt * tees _—— * wile ses : th rac ‘Tin t “aX is Of fF =e thie , ea a Padyencertey pares oe. ee & are invigorated ani «2 :ests a’ion to vorimal hesith perfected. Neglected Stricture gives rise to mize . 13 AS aed , , Tat po Jovn cig 3 : ; sie i sai eare eno. tHiadder and Kidney complications of a serions aod ag nature ee .. Oven, ens eeeece een, HS CW. SRW sae AR Ys Very avrangemens, Ree Deen Comer res CURED IN 6° TO 00 DAYS. Our Spectal “writ . rich wtIA. Fe SY te. and Oo t eer ge ai a and the large enterta.smment hall at Gian’ C0 AG 1 BLOOD p Treatmen: for Blood Poleon has cured thou: C -s\ “eotegneae karen tty Prowit oppmittee PGA. ebder), 2 to Tf, ure areas _ a p Q Ut t) f * :) ‘ook avenues is ready for the opening owe of the worst forms of this disease + ~ aes peo agent ind tin Mant fee Florence Clark arn: 3 L.ast, mite ', Tit} : UJ hah sail er i wae nwierour treatment the Bletches and sores ates , dking : . ty } ‘ ‘ ’ _ me wit ‘ ae 4 } ’ r Ts f ! roaty aa Trot ts ae rf tive WS? SuUccCess- disap pear, the bair ceases failing out, the bone savy are allave 1. al! impu rtcles ar’ eradicated I " ¥ . maret he tiine —-- @-—— -U, Tele Yet given in © olic Church eir- | from the system and a restoration to good health ts cstaDiished. We cure you to stay cured So cue SHLMORE R ] “ Francisco | inder writicn guarantee GILMIORE, esuits at an ‘ . Stile ee Ta. s u 4 . REGAR, S. FR, we Sa al.) Feb i.— dee Miss Dora Krith Wants to Go to Africa The whole parish has worked energetically We alse treat successfully all Chronic, Nerveus and Specia! Diseases of Mea. +) ant Tanf ran Park, weatn to Care for Wounded make the carnival a sue¢ess and has suc- WRITE if unable tocail, Consultation and Examination Free. Hours, 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Mr. Gilmore alpha aie loudly; track fast dled in spreading intereat to every parish | 8andays,9a m.tol p.m. Take Elevator to Eighth Floor. ate ; i ‘Be! | ge ‘ins ane nied wi I “irst ‘ ‘yy | for hs . . i Boers. 1T) . ’ > i +e . i} erie | Or pane A = ” ath inne the sum named by ety : | ee o 2, & , - 4? ‘ ; i ‘ 4 go Pam Sn gs hi ah “ ‘eS ipa Benes } A FRANESIS 814 Holland Bliz., 211 N, Tth St., the te & ai Ba ane (¥, Pe tatow), t , SECNN sO : adat . The “ct of the carnival fete is to raise rs, VU j Near Olive St., St. Leais, Me. e2ram — . "” , hy 7 : : | le , é ‘ } ” ' . : . ‘ this Bex, ; 1 Peay , l’ivy oe , ‘ ; : : “OeRNs reer ihe expense of erecting a Ahae mere? s*@> > ¢ an ‘ 4 . te s > ' : . " r ) jv ‘ .* ; - 7 ‘ ‘\ yal) for the societies There »*? ’ ‘ ‘ ] ; r+ ; . } , icici ’ ' sol re of thre foe re Welded) at leties affiliated with the Rock . tains Mees a rward 140 (Johnson), 3" » Second, Rie | ae . 7 rag | Chur, “or vears the soecleties have held |lagher, “Maggie Revynelids, Florence vr : itaccteteatisa. 3 4 the It. we & ‘Aloo 13) (Glover), 4 toa, thir Titre, 2 pS, Geer ener ney CSPSme vee’ sad " es d» ' meetings in tire basememt of the school | Numura und Nelile Suilivan. Vi yi j R LU N CS Thy re r on ie’ Vire ott Py i hegit . tapi ok, Mile adeben Ee ; — a ran PL BeMede etd, "s ¢ eat, Wie — oF A in a small house on Cook avenue. Tea booth—The Japanese tea booth wi { The . eee “Seer ree cere ae . . ogee Cals J 10} (Burimar he a i~ = a fey oe ats ee? of th t ecgeley if fut the eaniphnarin. ranks of the organ. zatlohs be presided over by Misses tilancne Ilart- | io : 1: : , Cromwe'l : 1K, (Ve ite | . or ‘]: ag : | = sah | eS om ie + I =} at More spite igus and commod!ous nett Agnes Scott an Mollie \¢ igre i E Li FE Seve @ oti Alt.ger ® Seoueier | Coda low (Henry) @ to] rm IMNYeL. os + > te nurse the rok | All-prize table—The all-prize tables AR : O UJ R " . ‘ co “ite : ‘ : } ay ’ ; aT nents Sardonic, the 1 to 4 orite, left at th conte pees EP ia eet awe apie 9 "ages , ere yesterday ishe yr the |} under the managemen \ t.. EB - ted. teat yg? ss hy. rpenters yesterday finished building the de e management of Mrs. I De not let a COUGH devour your lungs ; ' focehoulder ; isk: t ths in the ye and to-morrow morning | ter, assisted by Misses Louise BReebler., : sae) Etat dc pga hl with 3 ryt Ir. moters’ taubles— Niiss Jen a qagorry, 20c BOTTLE OF (itenev) > Pe ee ' ' an shay a has Waal took ope he use to whi bv it is to be put. The stage Wis tl Myke ‘ yao 12 bet *than thi Tr a , “re eG 2 \ p> A he ga Soc nt show ee ce a ie id ' q 4 (Bullman), ler “api er ; sh Hecame wi a Th : tty is elevated above the matin floor and Wi. M: Fy Hallasey. Seeeeer. and Ha wid » 7 Ss " —— pre aging gy art 7 ; . Phere will be eight bodths in the hall. ROCIACK, For Sale Oaly at the eB ram sent to Peterson and : : I a : : id Ag gh ‘3 am ey ‘ ' % | . oe ) : on The restaurant booth will be managed by Thin mip nae ce : Opening ae N Twelfth acd , . r ‘ ‘ ; wi . . , neg ou: , i- Nirs William Keane. Supper wi! ] be serve: i nue ond Way Swell eee if ig Naey oe Fraskl:s Av. smerelda.. ae ! ra Yonker Anson, the pres.den net 10 (Jenkins), , baal ich evening from 6:30 to 7 20.2 , a t cniny u 0» 53! © oO chock an l ‘ ion as ) oK eat hieago this telesran “ MA AY SOON L Re: from & to 11 o'clock] The firat table My lady leu... Pie r John Mehean MISSOURI PHARMAC) Richie eed - . 1) : , LIGHT HARNESS AND SHOW RING 5 1: : for those business men and thetr I Have Waited for Yau. Honey Vice WO Mele! + ranklia Av. ake Pen at remnilies who wish to take their regular eats Anna Prom Loutstana....Mise Adele Noonan | == = : ; —— freshmentt booth, dressed in delli- ! VV: 30 i ( | Pp. k t ‘| h | yw etarter " P54 re 5 yg re 6 ‘2 the Main Chamberlain’s Propo- ao rose tints, will be a/favorite corner. The Medtetne Man Miss Mabel Hlogan Ul er ‘ ef lediae OC e fl a ef lovat qe é . : { : . , yy , +> _ : at P*. instructed, 1 as , Rom ice Tah 16 will be a great oe in charge. The Ma Honey What I Loaves s8 Well Peer tie Misa Tnretto Howe 3. Medrad lignt harness and ‘ iv] eis ; ees ‘ ae 2) brigmades ‘ Lav I ° I ] ile Tr Dy Vith (jib-" a ’ : tituite: ; : ag , ; it pate*® cty a rr = ‘ 1? le ree Styir : . eo or = . rops beet Bas pone QUIN OF MILWAUKEE. nual serles of b.ue rib et ee tetie eie stan ein eilaace mae nee Tho aitprae hook “wil He aly maneed | QOING BACK “RICH ry Seen STUTH & £0. "Aone. the featured atts ff the | shock to the frit: ut, ‘on the whol, | by Mr tchard Koster. |The young wo- Tas Not a Candidate for Re-clec-| .. gr FON toe A aban ag dea hd 4 ia tite Baek ead oats ees ie® sll ek Rmiee ae nen in service in the “Old (Curtosity Shop,” ay ‘ae t Association Meeting hich many of the reinsmen present at | the duty of Gr ritain te be ind | Greseed in. Mother Washihgton’ costumes, | Fifteen Wealthy Natives of the ton & ssociatio ° EC mM: : bei EP iaazct ae A, ah oad = hg baths py : wn hese ae bigs tched over by | Mesdames Dan :" * + trotting n 7. } i ' j i ! ‘ (fe { ‘ ‘ i ‘ *) “ : : = J : : ‘ i 0 4 MILWAUMER. Feb. 17.-H. D. Quin, ti : FOr ode pecs Me mae Ai oe Reb encgs gy cee Mita Pi ge mer bibs ae ae irtin. The dell booth. will be Flowery Kingdc m En Route Home. rméer presid: ifthe New Ass Latin ¢) ie a '} a , hed z a A 5. at :n Phat nible }4 d rinrmed in red and goid, the A party of 1 (“hinamen from NI cata cgiph pep ment as —" res teat gsm Se ee ea re ites | - t} ive fia treorrs iLL em Vemtuiacls yh Fhe booth wine , Ala., passed through St. Louis Iast nie , state ! Lit i ‘ : 1] oes ‘ pi : oy .. , x th . cat he \' l moot hn \ represe nt i? “ee iia , ehate: ane Sa f Cay wi : ; ; ‘y “flowery kingdom.” A gro- |°" their way to ther native lia hi | ae a atk it ie Hkely swe | COP) vr teed during the carnival. | traveled In a spec_al ear, whi ee mee a i " l age ign | 1 , at cata ' en tan , but for’ fea fr the |. “now aut Will be the contest -|vided with all the comf Alverman Ilavenor, Mir. Quin 2 partner, o- Tb, 2. % AL ere }.. hha ar eensation al , - : ; ; i len iid ther me m tlre om pigs L heh prisine r* the citw ¢ ‘ go direct to Tacoma Wash saves. “Mr. Quin was not a candidate for] race at Coariton Io.. Iast fal . hit } imthue: for the announees | tks n Mrens Tire ¢ ’ aie isis ~ In the show-rit yrpciass is thine gpreat me! ‘- is oy meberyns= , ; : . , rishes React ein guing on several] they will sail in a few duys +’ nt wat Zo 2 ’ *} ‘ \" ‘ t,t = t . _ ne 5 | ict 4 +4 qst 6% rohy'? } : staf sia ss . ‘ 7s "a . , *se* 4 4 ne ae ; +) 1, t! e Blocly () i¢ j Rectong «i doaanew E » £ harse ‘y BS SOE FOES | 5 ERO UNR bei ; pdt Mery on ban “et A Nuh . mi dN ileadach home Le 2 2 ry . P 1 } rr ¥~ ve hee gaol ale ‘ eve ' rn “hy re- A NOVEL FUTURIT JOQUAUST REMAINS > SILENT. se . ta.t. iv wi ] Rive pepe let ani that therefore he could aceept no Office rh whit . roival have been di- ‘plore Pain in alde, bac : . ) Then _ ’ iy "48 a. , rpanh, 1 Ti j iT nounce Event for 1903. B ging too Case. fats j > , he rious @oc etles attaches] JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEET. doe keane, chan seacations, palpitation da’ derMer Gadde 1] . Fi ‘ '. ‘ ‘ .' ic "Tl : _ . . Poe ' hoe . } , ‘| ” ) ‘ a } ‘ ; I : ‘ 1] : 4 . . oo : nt ind fr Jistinetiv ta ¥ The managers of the famous Charter Oe PARI: ' 7.- Col, Jouau . BS SOLON es Serre Semmes tongess yonree or ome gy Kd ' px } , . . , Y) ava, wl ‘ ‘ ge! “wt - ° , ) ree \ * Ups thle Prical i ‘ isa ! r. it . ioe — te . sha ; mili , be Ree, -a tusioc ' " mouwt rear ng. ; Park tr le K have @mnmoul 1) a novei I t ir t pp it i i ° y] . t} . , : assists . *. ! } enry Will on Tuesday Fix the Date of Court counde tn the head, bas! memery aour, alek or tv stuke for trotting bred foals of 1% toT , il it, eried lave Odi E ‘ Joon K ‘ a Be Shank - > Dloeated stomach, patnatn the head, Maztnesa, head- ms obi . Od i* , ; . @*) Mis ’ ' r as * bye ' Sane i} sty fury +}) ‘Keare. : , of Appeals preicsitisior een | ache, resilesanesa a. night. night evwenta, bad eter - ft qe ‘ af r quired race in 198, The guarantee] vaiue Is § , 1 | r,48 K Pde” i . a bit % ; td | hy a 1 " Lon - + + ;» : The Judiciary Com:nitte of he ies 1 | dreams, feeling of fiar, aaitiaaaa ef limba, shia ameter s tivere. a . e even the | 00, $7590 of which will go to the colts that rey eh i eae eel inten Riche MEE Ae ty wa, Oo oa, Bo cS iiviewe Shum Bat Uhl ee yell e85 nee troubles, dispasttion to negicct duties aad am tn. Reraling "Tia . ai . i } onstant a ph aengs, : » , a : ayes reek Ah iriervie Wwe . Ba: \ etl Sawrey, ; as Ronan, J. J. ¢ cate Democra ‘'y Will ineet at the Boullern eer te Aaa oping then — wponm the detatle ef COhpera Gh ri, «Cane 1) > ohm.l i. temporary presidency meat! ai he must trot while $2300 ts reserved f Lite prac , - oi To le \ .rrosvy Tel ftarv ae. 4 ' ME if 1! ré Tues«d ee i : , | busivrwes. |. : it an ' ) isu . gah hb 5 shay Tea 4 WwW uesday morning to se 7 , Dit. W. 8. mt RR UAT Cineinnatl, O . . : evar ! fer rt . ; } ‘T- : " — , tic a night — e re named two-veat “" HY : ya! » | Oe his own interests. —s The money in the trotting race wil, be a cnnth ee N : , gant; gee i ro i ‘ night—Jamer prac for bold . . ’ eet oe © ‘ a" Sra . tas he was elected temporary chatr- ob es eat 5. ', ot r jhow ] reed tis v jeves cathe . Gulgnon, with assistanis an.’ vided as follows: Six thousand « i i ; ihe SS oe wu tate Sen te — 5" will nominate ndidate fer the St. Louis . ala the winner, $1000 to the sccomhk and 20) COT eo parson Poeet baie t yu Wednesday, KR. of FL M. ight, Jol , Court of Appeals. THE RESERVE RULE CLAUSE. the third. The winner of the picing race t bes maining Yerrs of ide Von lahen and James J. Prende four towns : ‘amiidate * the meet- i . cae scm ; > oN if ' enw cme} be barge of the arrangements with ten asst: , ry hore nae ; Mg ix to receive $200, the second horse $00] °° ng ads de tants ty ‘agp Bo 40 AP a moored e | Sam Brown has | rem | Punk e ar ; ' ~opliioeg turned him out for th, ase) rasp ad) Anson of Chicago Has Something to and the third $2 Intries will ciese on Thursday, Sod uity night-—Bart Readey i : ' woe BANS Oh4 vA ME Patterson Say About It. March 10, wien the brood mares must te] PRESIDENT GIVE s A DINNER, | actytsocsints in charge of the arrange: | SUnnaheld, cape Guatuead, Meac au e’ } ; '.erean ; ‘ ‘yo? ' iy owe : . ' : pod t ' iXMfeen voungesters Just before the New American Assocla- |] pamed. riday, night—T. PD. Cannan in. testes " ‘ } ‘ . : at the Towns There is one two-vear-od that he is ve VY sWeet an tion meet'ng was called to order in Chicago, Perhaps the most remarkable fenture Many Notables at th Function in = Vy AR COMME Spr ihiv Mr. James A ‘ars - . ! WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—The ‘Do you know what it m: met It nieans that a player can be Mtrollc«| a one clio Aft a ' Philinpine Commiss Le i@sts Ready. Gtaldin, Gra rt'n. Sage. Mor. ives ', bere fi ! leas a the Piano better than the hu- fendi o id Pate eel | as long as he plays) ball, ed | her eis of te Mare Tbk al a aan eal ae : tee | go anyWihere at any time without consul! ; 102, an inal paymgrt of $ on | the Speake ne Ee ee ae Eh eee iereast; M K ise coeenoee i uy tr ‘ 7 oh 8 . =: age « winhes | nh Son ~~jenle: ‘foe n the fu: 1 . nh: , teoortpees ‘neral toe Inas ‘ffers, Pre vdereast; Misses itie O' Hearn, —— - a Aeat iim iunp the line . jz a *, re eal s. : Pus 7903. | . , -! ‘dw laa 4 . ary ef ahi +? é re rh aaa t bias? a 4 try accentuation, pe lale aul all ss —— liewe : ae ag orci 44 aroun Naat terior, Jude 5 denis Wid Susie Lougniin Sunlight Fac tory Not Closed. ‘xpression under complete control. Paul Egbert hase three fine veart nge in such a rule. I against ble | y. rac y Fal, o ay Perens hoo , ‘ta chai sont oy . pg pe ae Y snors oe ) i o» -aieeaiecia , isccare, Thev are : iiy by Judge | It is ssavery, taats as: te oe . et ner cent. The rac i be & rnd igh Seed AAR Swati eee re dy yh te get aor tage gee ont mod Ale ae eet a aHe sdistiiien ae «hao pg | sIDien a Murray--Spinster; b. ‘ole b Pe Deal orn can cantiraet Pi 2 i yeurs, le ruies he Natlen a rotting é '- ' a oe - oy Pcs... yt ee) sia A erga Taae tes Nliss Ss meneer, and , aorrel)] o ‘, : tote vers Once lis ; } ; f ’ F iy 7 [tie Us 2 i : 7 ’ ve ‘ 5, a i - 5 7 - 8) tae &§ CA Miss Alice pe 4a Cay Biages— | ooniract ‘that se tiles, his fut . Take Ul ast. Ai i be known As the arttot ond senate | frst, Keragnan, Marshall, Smith; Misses VERIMED 1 CHAS GIVIss ME EE int “ A) ‘ q ease a Herman Longe } 3 , Futurity. een iffy, Scione ouanl L.izz e Mii rris, Jv u aq Jim Thornton, after two vear betirenps| t business chance in Bis city. He cannot play — ; gun, NETagaan. ae er adie ’ , Teton and Junebluth T > hawe Briel wants to get out of the wet, to provide for The Mysti ana ty) ipina Coub Auxiliary Teams in 1884. TENTH AND OLIVE STREETS hbhow.ed oh tlie \ ‘ what. : 6 , ° ie —_ . = Wk kee, Flora J,oulse ; Ay ae This rainy days. Can he’ Oh, no lie must ve «i Others among whicn is rby candidate go back to Boston a . | ' ‘e. F . oe e : he lke tke is 3 : ; i ‘ 7) ‘ di: >. ae > on . ° ee * e ‘ n ” . ur ude t > fief ; } 2 j ‘ | = . Wher his usefulnows tn ended, the Hos- | They made the flowing _cAUttate eel al hanna eee a te | CONCERT AT THE LicUERKAANZ. Johnny Colyv In. ane of the heat tral ine ra ton club ts net f Nie te see that bhe a ee ' aT om 5 81 ; iy . : ae , k ard control are ; , ‘ ‘ ! af of the g iil re- os PTrautm ikely. ' _ League, 1 stood up tor A. Gi, Spa ing i! . , ai ' en! Y the Chreago club, I matties {. , thie aoe rule homas Nolen Dr. Mat . a ‘ in the days of the Brotherhcod, ara think | po Woerner aie thar tr bach ar bos _Rrites ms | betes i had some rights. I think I Was « neitheed Will ¢i'ssal ....- if recent atta k of . ny a , ae hs " to some vonsick ration, if Ww Was I] tre Jehu SS vi pps a he will leave at 4 OTTER, =F p oes 1 was turned dow : by Spralcls x 4a | M! ims lielen = once for New -Orleange, refused any dividends froan mm wy) rs = i I» a . ‘ -- ; eon rimkii Charley Hughes. Board of Trade Smith's of stox ~ in we Ch ro Se gear have them | i - yes | trainer, has sent Joc! hey Boland a Mmi-- po ony ' oe ow Y k ub. $: len 1 Herman Lower ad —- a « t : , Eabe Ones | acuaade “ Sake to the effect that. h . , ] ‘k his I own in the 3 Syed eee weer nial Hienry Tnuste bee er ae y repre ition ; oS A tact ft tl : Phare s.derabiy, little trunk an. g? art hey hal Thite it ms money for t3 «rm l was PPPaormiise d aon ilf August ] ner ° ‘ J o: ‘ be | ' ze Ty. ve ry We Pavutevilie Hext | incerest In the Chicago club, and when LL] wiee FO Un'terbrink sees y « ~' is in Mercian t ‘ , ig enh —. 38 oy! Will do the exerctaing for was ready to do business [I was to.l the | Me« T Nolan peeeeer ee oh . . OT mane | 7. Son | “a e 1 , VIN M A RI A NI prog chances with Seng a “ey ~ : ) take no deal cousd now be made They Would not Bitod saan 3 err Th rt last : ft: : S iaaeen bh ru rier leer s on, and for that reasen | a. it, Now, all the publle wants to know ~ gee oe aie ote waa ilies de ways wee nary oto nts ' Gelne egg = 7 - ‘es: caer Tod Is, has Anson anything it « are ‘sto sec? If The Black Hawk Bowlers. lias y tet ne ae - ul against che newy gest “kaneis * "An th . ant to come now, and iss he will be patronized. Lo’ have as much » Black t awks bowled their regular ] ‘4 cc, am alt at ait att, } 2) — rs ' . a ae ye: , akhes atu, he aneeds him, but | right to put a new ball club in Chicago M3. Be in Sh Mie’ waht and ft were dae of the local thedtete teleet on Mariani Wine— World Famous, Tonic. ge ge dige-- Sn at Gee an Primary, Seceadary or Tertiary Sees } . = — ’ ° ee. ALL ‘ hat ‘ * \ hs : te re is o as ] eave 5 1 hery store.” new theater or a ty thes colo wite s. J ‘or ae a rewulat chow ne wee k and the next week In ail excep tlre fire! number, ahe layed drtmymsmnins A — ) on 00 ee eS ee There are now 300. horses at the Downs. ROW. CORTeqssONe* ; BLACK MA puton the ushers, barkeepers, peanut boys REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Vin Martan! is en sale | her own aco oes imenis, Winch added to | @@ nt be Ve in ‘ a m4 my todiée and within two weeks there will 1 t ist ' and the stage hance for an at lLeryvy show the effect considerably on9 & = ry son Gamal Cote least 30 more. The bowns wae Fa ve Marshal ‘Mercury at 7 ‘Below. a Puncan soccere 4B 2 : gS. 2 thi y would ve just as mu hance of | at drug stares throughout the world. Though tral Another feature of last night's comer: Sere a. = one ered Sota, better shape for train! NZ purposes, and | Special te the Post-Dispatch. co oa : %: et playing toa business aa the “untlerstudies tation may be considered the bighest campliment, | Was the appearance of the women's chorus sey part be Body, Re yeorews teliteg oa. vem since the track at la xin ton . SH Al . # M ) Feb. 17 ~The weather sate wees mye} ‘ Rt te , on t} e I. eakiee pp) avers wlll have j \t war beard to ‘ine hl I int age iti one Rreup C R C oeed It has been nec exsary fomthe owners ieatben beon extremely wold for three days. : wr. ps w@ 2745] paying crowds. AuxtJiry baseball uli p the pabtic ts espectally cautioned against substi | of three numbers, two of the Voullaire OOK EM EDY Oo. that section to rend their horses here Tw raat night wae the coldest of the wint er. Plein nberger — ‘ antl ° : ‘ De A wat measufre 7 ar it Wwe uid a {reated tutes and imitetione attempted, owing to the ’*‘Madchen Lieder - and Booed: rmann’s a7 Mareek Temple fe icore, til... tee of Gare. Cp be pul in ehape for the epring campaign. [the mereury marking 7 degrea« below gzero.| J. McAdams ..... we st ” = a 3-5 1 as euch by the enthusiasts —Cincinnat En- ez ; my “Reollops Howhazelts-Marche.” This chorus | Bat $560,008. We selick the ete bick K WORK. ({iTraffic is greatly delayed. O. McAdanws ..... 3] quirer. ularity of Via Mariaad shows the effect of much training, it sings | @ewed the weret ences te Ub te a4 iee-pag eBook Pree ee — ——_ . > _—— eee me . - _— -_- gels mete ators ee ee ee ee ee a a eae a es eS a Ring *

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— -— = 16 SUNDAY MORNING —ST. LOUIS bl ee ——_——_. -—-- *” s POST-DISPATCH—FE EBRUARY 18, 1900. AN INDICTMENT FOLLOWED FIRE, -— _ Richard A. Slack Is Charged With Crime of Arson. A FRANKLIN AVENUE pees fea eee POLICE WITNESSES DIFFER il TERIALLY. ee ee Death of an Old Negro Man Who Slept in Slack's Store Caused an In- vistication—Evidence Fa- vorable to Slack. Richard A. Slack. who has always enjoyed @n excellent reputation as a business man, Was arresied yesterday on a bench rant following his indictment by the grand- jury on a charge of arson. Ile spent sev- ‘eral hours in ihe holdover. Dur. yt afternoon he was released on a bond 8: by his father, Richard 8S. Slack. Up to the time of the occurrence whicn led to the indiciment the Slacks, father and 60n, operated two second hand turnit and stove stores, one at LIWS Franklin nue amd ihe oteer at Llu, across the sir 2he latier store Was parthii.y desireyed tive on thre morn.ng of January 2 Im this fire John Miner, an oid eolored man, canpioyved bb: ceived injusies from which he died a days later at the Ct { I he sa foi) .tetis my Late pueoiloe Were aroused after the death of hago and (ey beideve they Were Justified tis Helug the evidence Which they wip tay he fol e the grandjurs Tnis Ciisisted ‘ e'rdis WDitede ON Maria M: her, yt My ov! + Thicara Weilied dan: life as @ result of ttre tire, Live siaceme of the police as to the nature of Mrs, Jer’s testimony d.fler mae Ca from which she made to the st-LDispaten terday afternoon As® again- ite theory of the proilles Fecords sirow that tue Coroner's inque over the body of Milter pesalted ina vet of aceidental dc ath and the insuranes panics have paid the tull ataount of poicies whieh were heid by the Slecks ‘ ] after Slack's arrs vVesterdavy Was Milier. who Pad been ir years In the ploy of Rienard A. Slick, made a statemen;: prior to his death woich seemed to ground for the belief tnat the fire tn waite. he received mis injuries was of ineend! origin. It is admitte 1 by the pollee thea this statement, if made at ail Was made in the presence of oniv one person and net heard by anv third person Mrs. Miller ts quoted by the police as hav- ing sald that on the Soturdoyv preceding re three bales of ex -elsior were hrovgin’ to her thouse at Wel Merean Stres im a delivery wawgzon and lef: there police sav the ol? eolor 4 woman t ‘id t! further that ber hasharmd satl the exeelsto Was to be used in the furtheran-« of Beheme to make mone The oxes - 4 on cordimg to Mrs. Miller's testimony as quote: by the police, was taken awov lite in evening of she same dav. On Sondav nie Miller left his bome early. When he turned about 4 wWolock the next morning head been badly burned. The next dav he was taken to the Ciry Hospital, where he ied. The police sav Miller told his wife he had | helped to set the store on fir This Mra, ! Miller strenuousiv denics It was Stated, Also, wt Police Heatat ers that Mil ehareed he had been le {¢ in the hurn nme build’ne and ‘eft thers ? @le. The frien’s of Richard Slack. w only 22 vears eid and h a Wife and ch are confident he will le able to prove falsity of the statements made as to connection with the fire and point to "fact tha’ at beet a, testimony of Mrs niv he; ay evi lene i 7 2 . A ; * Mre. Miller's testimony is flativ «, ntra- | Fr ° ‘ oo ‘ dicted by Dr. i Rtreet, who attended J'ilier after he we burned Dr. McWilliams soti to the Pu Dispatch yestertay afternoon “Miler received bf Injuries about aclock on the morn'ine of Jat 22 At O'clock the same morrine T was colled to attend him. I found that he wie hadiv burned on the face and urper body. and he» inhaled smoke am! flames I told him Was In a pretty bad wav and asked him how he had receive ] his injuries Hq me. in the presence of Mrs. Miller, that ed gone to the store to sleen and 1 lving on a mattress near the stove. TS mattress, he «aid caurht fire and in are a e to nrevent the flimes fr t ny out protest of a number] out : A ; | ' ler was in no condition |) flesh was hanging from his hane: anda I of this stcry of an in-! whi his @)+s Were ‘hh Was thrown ove: and fastene.? the @ o | “Hle asked me to se nad . , } The old woman and: store at Nineteenth Bante Fitch, occupy a | and the at first unwilling to) exy she finally declared | “T sent for Dr. Me \Wu'} -e knew, just 4s she! teld police ' Ht iffernoon bhefere the: bul: do sore Work | asked ty and he said Mr. Rich- | ‘My hust and had never separate from his father He hus ness for himself and want- ’ get things straightened !|at the Slack resitden ce."’ te ' - Mmintiies after the fames we Siack'’s friends suv ths — waited, but he did not citcums nee, as he lived house, A few minutes the noise o the eneine eame to the door. The toe flames Tilev sey amMmpec time io reach ti ~s : ] mit h » he Was qe" Tf} The Slacks bear at ox ; &tati rt Tnevoare 7 ! Phe store wa nu themen’ was made wit} eom h the Slacks accepted S23) ty permitted to recan Clatm to the Insturance Mmeney PURSUING HIS FATHER-IN-LAW. J. Arthur Nelson Gruen With Larceny. chapter in the Arthur Nelson and Henr corded vesterlay, wh: Aa Warrant against Gruen, larceny. Gruen was the proprict ; en last summer an to manage tue the enterprise Nelson and proprietors pore t i he em} iM *% "io ’ ° . tv . . . forme attachment. ‘ covere] by Gruen he caus Ni Te sf alleg . ey ry epy MT re s ; rs ; ; , ; ‘ } Sy Sealed Mail ettst eee ae y c to Bellieviile and were mat! father-in-law for danwige Ir SOnme! zt. The baise NO C.0.D.OR DEPOSIT SCHEME, | shrunken parts. cure you at any stage before epilepsy results, te use with onsuingcousumption and ineanity. “Cal- i | thos” foes direct! no matter of how long standing, and the pa- eae: feels the beneCt of the first day's treat- In five days the medicines sent free will make you feel like a new mun, Von Moll Co. often receives the most onials from persons who ily five days'treatioent. They have thouscnds of testl:noniats from thosa who have bene permanent ly cured after huv- by_ doctors, misled and sion y disreputable medical and — R.. they had given up their | last hopo for health and happiness. Noscecn- on rson Will permit his name to be used stimonial as an admission that he had of Wit Dilan street and her daughter, Miss Plan lan attachment 1 vesterdav dat when Newson was in jill This s ifiie remedy will alleged, obtained 21. whi PV poem ursage ca lieprye ithe (ook ihe mo to the seat of the trouble, aimed Neison now all ~~ onged to Nim. CARRIAGE AND CAR COLLIDED. Mrs. Wolfort and Daughter of Dillon Street Slightiy Injured. A motor car on the Market J of the St. Louts Tran a carriage at Tent) Pelek vestertay CATT iage 1S «d\y DN “ is @ Specific cure, Bomo irre- in the carriage. The a Mrs. Wolfert and thrown out Tne ladtes lijury. Judge Laughlin’s Fox Preserve. Henry ID Laughlin of ‘ County has purchased in the Missouri Riv: he will convert into a fox prese ‘hased Deer Isiand., for the same purpose Merchants to Discuss Street remedy. . — cogs you At the regular meeting o! ot this ri Broadway Merchants’ As. THE BANKRUPT STOCK OF ALFRED Ls . 4 "iT aml Velera Tate, al Len ‘ COHN S optie we, = ~~ end «ol COHN S price, $2.04) Men's S'lf amd Felora Harts. atm! fancy eashmeres: COTIN'S price, $1.50 and &2.00 Men's and Bors’ Winter Capes, COHIN'S price, The and Tarietv of-materia‘s; Men's and Poys’ Winter Caps, beaver cloths THE CLOTHIER AND FU N!SHER, 520 WASHINCTON AVENUE. ee No wonder the people are crowding the BIG STORE -such matchless values for high-grade go0d3 wre — offered bofore and Se may never be again. To- morrow, f Monday, Third Vay of this Great t Sale. Join the crowds. Don't miss sg Gr and Opport unity. ” ORE FEB SL a” ~ Hats From Cehn's Bankrupt Stock |S and $f. “ey 39° a Ribbons—At Half Frice !—Ribbons. ae tl-salk, satin, gros Fain backs,in wiite, black and ali colors, : ‘MONARCH SHIRTS, as nn en ee ‘i 14 OHN S $1 and $1.5) } ; ea 1's Percale ag ‘one arete link cuffs to match Mene SIT an Feijora Warts, a! and colores: Cao PINS price, $2.0") ard $i 50 Men's and Kors’ Winter Cars, CORN'S Mpnarch Shirts aut: 2 C 3 a oe Aga | ton Avenue sans-) Ladies’ Hose. come Unieraea : worth less than $1; while they nst...99C rupt S:ock Past tinck as rawers, ae ‘OHIN'S 65> Laundered Percale Shirts. | stu 6s j cut La sine, with “liars and cuffs RECROUOG scabessaactsadcchieuksaes eee C meres, plushes and Astrakhan cleths; —_~ -~ MAIL ORDERS er | Price, Peryl Os @e Ge 7':c Biic 10e I2%e ee eee —— | Fewen Cohy's Washin;- | SUITS AND “ay ty Sats ‘ eo 2 a wide hem Rovhed Wool seamieas. | Sty tu 1246 Men's, Bors’ and ¢hildren's Winter C. aps, in ait | ( ce inliy Sy il COLLARS AND CUFFS. QVERCOATS | IRE a any tm Rasen se ae WEG. BP. ic vc.cccdeseuvent chin bilia and| Ties COEINS price, one and eC ecaneeent en ee" "ign EVERYBODY. | atest taewt ered mie — | SHOES FOR | Men's Handierchiets. . , ‘ ' COHN'S E. & W.. COON, CLUETT AND |For Young Men up to! Chiliren's Hoss, fe, G5c valee.«c.-Aae ' PARKER BRANDS j 20 Years. >, ees me Linen. Cea . ov cckcccockaceceean (25¢ | : nih 5 ea tates Umbrella style. with [ - i Cobn ‘a ¢7 Mm You ng | 4 ‘ ? 5e ae “ice ruffle of TOHN'S loc. four- ly bc ) Men's Sults and ¢ Sr eee. hgh» ce and tneert- y Linen { o.,iaTs eeee eeeereeceoeeeeseesesees i €?*reree a: os $3.85. (‘hi dren's Fleece - | me Cue Talue. zs 43¢ ’ COHN’S E. & W. or Cc oon | Hine! Hose, fnll eveam. | ‘ COHN'SE. € W. or Coon (SClaseste ters. | et oes'S ar eee : oe (oo8 ee) 2 ee ee ee ee a 2 ee 2 Mer, « amas! i ‘ 1% 7 j Cr 1] ef COHN’S 2%c fou rents Liner Bo : bis . ant | Becta € en * » fintabed Cuffs, per «ak nie snuintniiens ain 0 laa: gy Seamless, ; - oa 250 | 6c! Ladies’ Dark Urder- Rubbers a | Untaundered White Shirts. Nien" « Suits and $7. 65) akirts, 10-inch ? en « ae quolity y mince em SESE Ru Wrappers -.39¢ tleht linings nities’ Ios ones Ede pear eut from dieouble Si or Shc to Cfapes, fur ° tr'mmed (hildren‘’s e eee * I ~) » . a , itfon Ladies’ W-tnceh Rea-, neete ver Capes, enillitary = cur fro ef $ | OR The to e., + . ‘ . “ee veee . : . . ae ° Ladies Ce OR eo Skirts. aceor Hon- ie gh from soc pen ted floun: S lane averakivt \I laces’ tr! ae with quillfed) shoes, ribhon........ $9.98 state hiack. ined $2 Lavics’ ecawe, rit “hh: es, (wide and ends ‘ it from Giles’ Suits, Pn Ladle nicely trimmed. Fion |] spoes. ar biazer $3 95 soles effect . ‘ _* . iw) (Sheviot Suits, gray.| Tip Castor, Slack and! Shoes, ’ a Wormer, i'd ik ‘ coats $8. 85 anid b jeeced ] ¢ Te ‘fs. }* sitively from line, any kind.... ” mriel cot- 5c ' eee Vests 3.3 41 (4) to 4 pa top -tase 2 -cn) Ieee eee, Hee 0 ‘ CEES Soe and §1 | mn Ts .6e ‘Cobn's £18 00 and $20 | ‘lesen’ Vente ($154) grades. ..... c ‘ > \ ~ v¢ ,aeae 5 ' -_—_—_ - - sus end r 49¢ | iT. a" i cinds 23¢ | Mene Suite aud $9, 5 | Pants, heary ribbed. | » aa tth aievenbcclleSeded otha Reinist prin iden - time CPTOTROAIR wc eee or f° tre ed, Dee) Ing i- Cirvae, ota : pates Ladies Oxfora) yusy ita Fancy VESTS. Full press Vests, Frou: Coha’s Wavhinc- a Underwear, ater Veats OE, Ay ates ives. S109 | sess eee OVERCOATS AND mites at CCOHIN’S &. 4 silk or COHN 'S . =i} oO itis y . mt abi lin Ir x? ws f onn's $° iw) ‘ ”» Baad ne wn 1 wen with colored | Men's I’ants $1.95 Heys o sults, ¢reere | ‘ ‘ pre asted MiN'’Ss $1 i) ns it Vests ....++- ie eS $2. 45 | fancy SiMe se... 990 | “obn’e 84.00 4 , | double reasted $I. aif COHN'S $1.) Fancy | Cobn's $3.50 $| 45 crits ote BENS, Oe Tee ; —— ee ‘ ver trimme dl Her. "i SKOKING JACKETS SENS. P gr AMD JERSEY COATS 5" Siik Um bre, ,ias 2.95 me EEN’ ; ge $1.98 . Jersey ida emailed B® * Nt ar 8 Wows 3. Thvaa — Mohr ware RRQON Ir: , TITRE: > SEARCH FOR A BALTIMORE Information Vanted or Thome Stevenson, Lawyer. ef of Poli (“xmpteil Res tter {rom tse J. swWwaine of asaing fer information ba \ Stevenso oneal i e sette o the ‘ bry iss 11 mh oO tae 4it.dil Ps Liie bla i 7 oe. \t ! m Jar , I sWwii. le ao; jiim w of 3 Waiié cay 4 eter « . . se « a . j ii—dioss - - o- «¢ ee eee ee 1 COT Ac}; tilles weg THIN th runs not ail + & 5 *4,-' Ivey nab i al. tad point ot No mat is stronger than that sacha taindhim. We see great robust look- men go down like ninepins, ‘hoof disease, andl wonder Is simply the wound in the weak spo, 7 vilnerable heel of Achilles « nerves, ete. ‘* (solden Daseovery “' puts into Nature's hands the aterial by which the = stomach strengthened, the blood purified, nerves nourished, the lungs vitalized makes the weak strong and the sick well. 2ins no alcohol or other intoxicant. R. J MekKnight, of Cade«, Willtamsbur S C wrtes 1 had been troubled rhenuninatiam for trelwe years *o bad at times I id not Irave my bed. I was Ladly crippled ee many «doctors and two of them pave me to die. None of them did me much good 1¢ pains in my Lack. hips and I-gs (and at times in my heal). would ner rly kil a petite vas very bad olden Medical Discovery ’ * Peliets,' and to-day my heslth ts good.” mon wes ovoWa have been most mervelously, successfully and skiilfully effecting wonderful cures. alogy aectton |in a. They are aided simply by their knowledye, science, skill and lone vears of experi- a oyaie Hise KIVINR ence, having continuousiy practiced medicine in St. Louis forthe past 25 years, pa: } : ned Was a wealth of them. Their offices in St. Louis are crowded daily with patients, and to those whe save 1s 1e¢¢ - Perschlialstv .etid was cadenil nvul- nerable by dipped in the river Styx in infaney, heel by whiel was held being the only i bial Tees) svt Is e are farnous Gres ghout Of Ea AO Ree the entire S.uthwest niet dak. Sedat, = eminent and scien- f Pe & »? bfiei tls rea rs’ contrtinwous ractice They freat wont | ever, you are one of the many : a4 pw oak? i? ‘ : ' "SUFFERERS WHO RESIDE OUTSIDE OF THE CITY. “to phi oe iph ' ble, sand -_ wi'l treat your communication with the most sacred confidence and ix ft Pv6 est lTre aoiaret aceaninl TIVELY re 2EE OF CHA IGE Boy Hurt in a Factory. f 138) Ru na'o"'see | 26 Years Continuous Practice of Medicine in St. Louis, Mo. | hand was caught in {it and “nei i | OFFICES No. 11 SOUTH BROADWAY. . ¢l amputated the injured digits and sent the terday when hi« I took five bottles of the and four viais of ee eee ee 'zye, % to ®! ar — oe ne $1250 ems Bag |e ewe... AR (vereoata weve Heave Wool Bi | Umbretta style, ent ks and embroidery. Ba fled neith and Salen vs Tere rT 39¢ kind f e ¢0dee@s 25¢ tows or irra N = ’ or Plarneette 9 C 'Cohr’« S850 Men's Suits!) Eleare Tri titeend and Night Shirts heme tite | ruffles onnd roke, neck and an ruajue eseee6aceds pata nna wre . Vests and Pants, COATS. $6. 15 | lleavy Ribbed rn4 | $l and $1.50 50c Fleeced, gr 25: |Correts .. -_— — - - = Men's Half Hose, | Mohn'e $1250 Men's | brands, anal si7es Children’s Underwear | Jeold out. but we have ; bia 7 or 5 rons tan Tlese .....-. -We (rhn'e S15 Men's Se Claep French Kid, 1 rolere, aleo Ia ain = hel £1 HEN’ S $2 double-] Cain st white PF. ton Avente Bank- | BOYS’ SUITS. i: pune Hessian 0%. o9t se nll atzes ' — + PJ cpoth Ves _ Orford Muttiers, | MEN'S PANTS. 'REEFERS. Rick Mit BG iik=, quilted —_9Qp | ae eee sos Olryy) ee ean 719¢| Handkerchiefs. see 86 6 “cera SD ,9G bermed, atic, der Ic | |Men’s Pants ... $2.39 Rove’ $2 %0 Sutts, (iver- | White Hematitehed ia eoats and . 'Initinl Hanudker- ~ aa fee $3, 89 Reefers . Sh, 1S cht fs, 100 kind.... 4¢ ' 4 xs at | Boys’ $250 Sults, Over | - a o a $2. ‘al Ladies’ Umbrellas, KNEt PANTS. ipa RRR: L nd en" Full <6 Imeb J | = vs brags Sults, Over- My tet Gilorta fst Rege giegalicceoes”™...... $2.09] vischnaneral” 9g | Rees’ Ste ta fi i ee oe Ladles’ I m»reilas : ee $3.29] set eat ' SEVENTH AMD FRANKLIN. AVENUE. oe a ee gs aod ts tae eae Bea c T) | | Rive Bante vsseeee O9G|precreons® "$3.79 gee cEnEa ne _— ee Ov NDS CURED 1 BY ST. LOUIS’ oa ao meme Rens we aaiaivan ne ~ sue inser} Their Offices Crowded Every Day With the | ies Mr. Leow. They have made their profession a Jif)e’s study, ani their mastery of disease has -o 'ecome almost superhuman. Thousands of men and women have pep cured by Urvan.'s les.) have almost given up hope of relief from suffering. DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON tor diswsussed ; @re @ veritable boon. All contagious and venereal diseases disappear under theis cal practice sth almost magic skill and knowledge. They cananid will.cure you most effectually. le cif ‘ physicians of 25 a ow tan. of they are permitted to diagnose your case betore it reaches its last stages lise sands will testy te the wonderful cures effected] by these famous physicians. < oe” | , aie heat rave Du: : *, you should write them at once without delay, plain! y stating your ailment or trou. cee oo er es ee as etn hak. | oe ypromnt reply img you full diagnosis aa medical] ADVICE POS]. Aamission is ’ ’ t Drs. S. & D. DAVIESON Me Sage pene” Office Hours—9 a mto2p.m,5p.mto8p.m Sunday—Oa m tole mm

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ET NE Oe a Oe: SLE GE ST I EE aN ROT OE OIE aw owe ee - PART FOUR. (er nr - 332323 —_ LARLIEST LIFE 1 Dip sm, oe retain by £ ae ~. Z =] SUN Oo RE te eT eee es LEE IIE A ES ES I TE: MIR PO OE oe 4 A SOUVENIR OF * HIS 168TH BIRTHDAY. Yee PDDP 3933 3333 3933 23332 2992732: > ~- = 2” Soe% >t . . “a -_ ee ; Sal ad . * * Aas. * ; m*- Xe 2 > ITE OF C PORTRAITS OF Fg ATP 3Gji h Ca, Y Josephwrant. Hs real Washinet aiffeutt onstruct, Ther oe Leg r a * Boa, “7-V.44~5 ysis esenime: ees that line 'y rortr the ant Authent} loved ty» Paint ; Wan fitting that the first Pres Repudlic, great general ard the ae Bertieman, should staud out the eves of late Bencrations as clearly as the cleverest of tocrat, and it cent of the new mp.ishet from the t: faisities and the Sunday he following scheme; before - TR “SP CPI BTR. oe - , . - . Fore ar 4. “Sie aay Sveils lli Si uth, faithfulness Te as ai ‘ Ino? , , (9s 4 LT 60, Ss iS : : > Y Trombu]) io * Wertmiller. oe hed Mmetke Was olineton {tlre WIS. « ther hand, it is rudt there is fome i ; elim: nate Thts remarkable ‘ . . ? . . ’ >. ’ > ? ‘ ij 7 rf m2 33 “a.rrni =f o>tain an lees eoampos.te is here pr Dispatch has ad ) photograph Hiis hair, as ts ku line nes of Gevurge Washington. Wh, A so - “a ‘ ‘ ey ‘ ; - ‘ ¥ ~, edi ' ee ae Viale i a [a | ; oS - ” s ‘ REX BS Nad > - - ~~ , » a.” mth, a PO - ~~. - F Ri ~ E SEVEN BEST ASHING TON, ~ wir* © > 7 gull ae p va . ‘ '* at = ~~ « ‘ * 7 ° Risto. . ven bes é +e b SRS oe oe iN e 4 » : +> 4 4 * ‘ a _~—-— ’ '@ ~~ we. wose ph Wht Dtuart. Sow? si by ek ee 2 - G 7 y > , i oe. 65, , pA we he Ws Ahad = “ss. idsert Stuart. ~~ a Ge eor ge Milles. lredth such December, lim. ® ” a a

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SUNDAY MORNING. —-ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —FEBRU ARY 18, 1900. POWER OF SMALL ARMS IS MAKING WAR A GAME OF ee or -+ ee + oe oe desteatoetestoateatoetestoatoetoeteatoetnatoetoatsefvefoeteateetoetoate Why: Entrenched Boers Destroy Masses of At- tacking Britons, Who Are, for All [heir Courage, Powerless Against [hem. LONDON, Be lal Correspondence tthe) ‘ome -pD bita ile vdly and ar effect of mod- ern artillercy an: email arms has horoughly demonstrated In the Ang o- r. Aw: While oth Agia at the ile Te ‘Vos g are ty i yeays ‘ rae : 4 _ ’ ; , ‘ Pepa 0%m } ; reals it ‘ ‘ . ray ~ , ‘ cm j | - , Wey, “ee | ’ ; i At A » rh arive: A Hane eyts 3 apparently | over that the ins cha ft | : ad ! ia | | ) : Myife | | ithe grew atistact ’ at re sh Mere 83 TS , Bre ee | , | he ei x». and exxelaim: “W nus ing ' list ri bi “a — Be. : | ST GS Sa ie 1013 hd B p A: ' % Comparta.ite yo of fragments ; ’ I | isi ‘a la | f i = — range ' ‘were ' aro Vr 7 rm tc Lt $ Le nw copes sere, cm oe oS | 6g 235 at hay 2 Ss he —_ | ia | ae | | alae chine Mp, feu ie : ‘oi PRB Tt, + iy ‘ tin Amore the a “or i" z " tay ' m th ££ sha: | z : ! rf fA | 86 | : | by , eee oe eile Beary | ‘niet reed : | SE Se See x we . ma 1 tif, * Semsedgagme cal Hine A d a A btn othe ’ " fe book ss] iL Lele ‘+ i fi] I | by : j 7 : a® . . . , . : . ‘ : . ‘ 4 4 . . . . . , ‘ . a ‘ fe 1 ~ > ‘- G> ° hb. . ** . ° . ° ~~. a@-. chief cmatuse it mought i) . 7 | | sete . ' , rs | 5 7 | | F “i 7 sth Diviates of For ae a re re thet eh eve t erty nt si etn 'HISTORIC MISSOURI DWARFS.| y.,.ur eat Snttey a W See ee ne is his By George B. eenee. HN 3} - BROW. 2 BRivecate Qi! qomypl new fir snstrume } growth, prodtne.- Broek less] ley 7 t- i a3 @al tives farts figure i | a 3 é; ee ; Pub tat - rifts (red ok, demolished Kentucky Jiast fougch hwy After tiv have lower a denile iqtpy WwW: Over Tratisvasns BRoiW Wii uth and misacdee im tity iil thre oe rpemy Terie put difta strait prmy oun fall hillewd aor gadget ilyles alia? mw it! WHAT EXPERTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HAVE DISCOVERED ae a ee oe ee Se ee See ee ee ee Se Se oe ae ae ae ae ae ee ee ee Oe ee oe oe ee rr “ 7 a « > ” sir ° . , ~ “ . 7 ] lic Departmen it WV outla ITmtrodtce Sait P3ptislies ()1) tlie 765 nh ee Aa Lice i | ee Fe be et “Tlie Depirtinent V\ Oiutlel IKr1courTrdayve tlie Csroxwv~%~h ol WArti- af the Far West:to Feed Stock. chokes for’ Food. NPEPEREMICN US ternding ' thy 7 +h rhaiive amd forevg Am Wirt The t f : tis " rhiitivess «rf JAY ao! qa "edtiool) «° qgvistur hom al tm scalkaa! Veer > Doe trol lads atm through over loateds uo Departonedt ae tad , , mde i vee te ih a) ; ‘ . tt . Pe NP clndeiotte / . ’ 7 sa : ; : , _ sconces eletg rant Bete te eR —~* “i Wy 7A The bur ar artichoke (Cynara ' eo’? / 7 e, , ' , P scolymus). saltbush (Atriplex nuitalls Australian saltbush (Atriplex semtbaccaia) grown in the grass garden of the Depart- ment of Agriculture. bined &Aand & tant eotures be ‘Vere trampling vdiae 7; ty i + , o , , , : val ie | hale’ ha zs igen avuils beatl is ) } ° . — ' J . ss ‘ . ai i q ‘ ‘ ; : ') ti ate Tres W Jib a'lal amd hard us the i t ‘ Desert of Oo produce ordinary erapes bes properly pro- ' ‘ "e 1s of large — : : . - - sa; idea’ ta 4 - ¢f . arrange in 8 cire bot iard. PO cin nd Mis die De : Ry a

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH PHOTOGRAPHS —s- —— ——$— OF ST. LOUIS WOME Artistic reproductions of the best examples of St: Louis photographers’ art recently addod ty the Sunday Post-Dispatch Gallery, PeEARLE. «-S | ~ LES PI 15329 AUBERT : p aS Aas : = ; *. . ‘. ‘ » ‘ - -s . , , 2S .— dn ‘ . * ' _— ~ 1 ae ~ : ** : S ad 7 - | / \ a: a a —— A EXANDER WeBBeS nln. e AL 4402 FOREST PARK Bou. } : ee, ial - WRCVERS +SAOTI—_ Fe 33 ) x Ban. 1 SD * | ' rAlP Nal SAL WeETeR = ——— , —~ _ 1 WEBSTER Cr2Ovess J NO,7 -O =. ¥ =~ o* N\ \y'y i. 1 . , ware ome a y — Coes JD PX: : Ly JAiss Lt ALLEN (/ PNSS DELLA TRAN : : = lg Ne NEE “DE PREZ “~ Yee A ar 4 | LL. ~ * /, : aed es Toa 4 . YZ ee : LL. oe 3443 SOUTH ComPToN AVE/ oat GRATTAN OT. « OR MACTS } ; 4410 Oe IVE. «ST x ‘ ; VPHOTO BY MURILLO. o 441 OD COLI & 5S TREET. as 1O3 4! Sey ey ——— we a ~ ES OF S LOUIS CHIL DRF WHO WON A Nee €. 3 a JACKSON, TIENN. 1: ———-,_ ee —-> -.. TT ORGANIZER OF THE ANIZER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY | re Vou, t ie Pa Banh ~, Car? a See toe eee aes ae ort 4 ‘oJ i a “- ews Ds a a4 » oye au s ‘ y ‘ (* , + “ ; " ’ » "4, : i» 4 ? w . ,. ey : &. 6 o* mt J r i. * 7 » ~ ° ® * ~ ar* >_> 7 — _ , er A re S ss wate Ros" T “e, % - = at ewe mee en tre of Nettie and Myrtle Mrtede rahit | ') Kensington venue, the Jsttle cones ' dancer wi ie ere : | ; . +! ried ] " , ; . . , “es : : * ‘* ; ’ “9 hand around the bowels. > me wedrating eo * . . ‘ ' oS PNG - ‘ - ts . ’ «} [ie fre; ? ed by ar ar | ‘ enor: and e's uid be fast riewd to the Gia- staat . . ‘? es ° - 4 ‘ss _ ri ‘ t , bat 4 ‘ ’ ry ? _ 4 " " 7 ’ ** ‘ 7 mn de like ohe . D 4 ‘ ‘ er! I PF in a | t eee | “ thie only material ; 4 4 Wil, ’ ‘ever > aw F s.4 ; ; : ‘ ; 4 ;' an rT} laf Poe drawn 4 ’ . ° vf I ’ ’ and siix Jackson ttre , tak | if agg rele ae — 4: be worn through ai) dich ° : ; Al ta! bia ivr ciTes Se tor ti y , prea ken not toe eat Brow *~rel her in the , ’ I am sure that nearly all intestinal trou- but un ier the arms, where an itrregu arity 1 a oak be 4 . ea ae . ; SO m2 i* arunug Fices see ‘> Py « avy clothing Mr-. M A, E Nic] Y ava, ~ icLure of No, 41 Vandevente : , . fr piace, organizer of the HAVE been asked to tell the correct alttin ‘ ' ; Sitti. ng posture t ah: 14 1! ' > ire’ ; r a me eu 7 4 on the pipsccotte of these bands I.recommend, medium, thin gary, no young child sh an his lett nant a aon “7 aOne if the and gauze (he very heavy should never of dara, but Riven Its airing tn a wel! ven- for thelr entldre: Daeghte:s of the Co 1c Contederacy, is . ; career, Mes, Mclur: is th y-.is a Southern woman with a remarkable | Ct hie: Siete ee lee batth avi t~ ts the mother of Mics. Charles Clark and Charles der'aken nothing is easier eget (re pur on as I deséribe thera will be put on. andi the same rule should be tL! ated nursery ef TT) fighting o . ot ) ® . et ‘ , a? ae j , ; . . - . . > ming oF crying. but the child will followed in selecting flannel garments. I am in favor of covering the aie tenes view. hover a in waar As nursery, theig . . ‘Peuaton is active and they per gire more D. MicLure Nirs . S Latacaks " A: Is : has passed her S3th year, but is a bright and Nothing is more awkward, however, than be fond of being dressed ng conversationalist RS eas: eae int Swe , DEL sed. It is most important that a baby's clothes and | } , . c young infant In a For (he first fou months there should be should it the body. If too tight they {re- pectien, seckings ace ani cae. Sacro ser, warm HARRIET HUBBAPO AYER, tieman s part to attempt =o Fe ee a) ee ee ee isn: - . 4 ; F “=o ’ ' “— Pe . 2. __ ™ whe bye a) " a . A ; ie ee = ie A * Se eee ee oo Ce. née 1 . z 3 . - ‘ » - ~ % 7 ‘ , 6. ° — - . 2 — en Ae ee en ee ee a + : . . ~_ , — . - ~ = ' en . —s 7 seis — ; . , : po , 7 T ga : her te er we 4 ad rs > 7 : ee i : ' Bs Rey + Vee oe ms > © ee ee ee ene PE ee gee aS SMe Ne ? =~

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SUNDAY MORNING -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCIH—-FEBRUARY —_—_———_ cw =~ oo ee — >> Ss SS AAW sSBTS FASB Sr SA S04 =: oy oS > = aS > => => => 5 i, . . . . . . = SS es . 2ST = > : ayy : 7 e777 *, —JFe- Ze ey SS 333332323 “2 *Z7 SSS S33 ~~ - « = WOMEN DISCUSS DINAL GIBBONS ENUNCIATION OF WOMAN SUFFRAGI SESS Se Se ~ © “~ “se COMMERCIALISM DiSGUIS* AS PATRIOTISM AND DU iT ¥. By Jane Adda ~ ee ee i i | a ah Blake. Lecturer and Director ‘firm that ! LA a fe | Woman Suffrage Association. Eres SPO beer: Llersiet I” opibitidds and relign i Tr Pe Rey. Antoinette BD. Blackwell the Pict Woman Ordained as a Conoregationa! Minister in the United States atid juistics apepelied 14) iti Women Wete ibs Tee Worle n a ' istion , hawt | haan ve | euaral ' t) ys mney, Pre sident of the ALIC | ae ‘i re : on ; they ghaal Cees ' e . ire Linney. he United States. : uoeth of th Fear mod tivhs it me NI bit, ati g eth a rs tian seus ‘baa thou , \ 1 res ' ' ' ht we bet 7 ts To it) uiitries beagle Ler Chat) atid teredlias ' | " lie , bis ; bel pt hy a} , fronting Phas ! itt tit 7 therm rier. ‘id to them teat lagi , bis yay) pot , them Where the Pirorlisth Gieeut ie ii. peeD ecie S mes tes: ' si | ne Be Ti privileged | oe t 7 “ cits | » to : soll the 4 ae : ' Chaced three sevtat Dye part of the ti Chie] Cameaing, fetal . a ih wxnte? ! I . 4 dit | hertuerm yrwert. | ' uy | ies “DI tri dthan New ter distance ali icilel> fiauded Ar to the Dasvanae Whico may be fh the tesiitical peers of ; int in 1! Mis noticwdg coal ; ati a ay thet ' cs% oda | v1 r y Inert- “ly "4 frssrval, deeming aradtiMai ee By irs. Burton Harrison, Author of New York Soc Ly Novels rumae 4 su one us roe er _ | Rest ats 5 . ’ ' - oe pene fre di . } i ‘ ws i! seule) ili ryyube’ li ' rceinetain r taro the na- “ee paris that hhaepad WS bie this EXPLORATIONS IN PATAGONIA AND THEIR SCIENTIFIC RESULTS. By W. B. Scott. yy and Archeology at bi ifr sval Poot bueotane i slit i i Carrie Chapman C att. President of thie , | | “ i “ ; . I . . f , ) *@¢¢4 Woman Suffrage Association. . , P SO EE FARR a iy cee pop | By Helen Kendiich nson, Author, Editor and oe ee ' e Meridh or Women. AMERICAN COMMERCE COMPETITION WITH £ By Pr 3 Wives hi | qe ardtir Lids : tat ie is Thtsah mhagege Ditas Tree ny AR TRY Ceol arnas of hundreds of @uft’ OVP country affords » than is te be found im sure The Cardinal, ke many a + noo | | ive the Bieat truth under Wen | ; ft : | | ee et, uth onde | | ' : . enn | BY Ot heryigt ty. Or of the Gener. Whele rrreotiy f ity . | ie titel i . a | | U rs POPTeSS UP or Weetpeny | i | a a exempted from the duties Which Mma that they aos, IN GNES otbDD When they wooup: ositions of Meiei it, the Sta tl ite By Margaret = Sangster, Retired Editor of Harper's Bazar ‘% we dittle surprising t fitidld me . : , nts , i _ >. fr Tr obrerver as Cardin concdemnatios rm rights Women and Th ‘ Me Kee | ‘et pets of prevcople mre watts : ; | sit , sig iia : : | | ” | o} if itl > wa baents io 7 bradtivaal Japan ; Mi hot mere rheatode - conden ‘Tr : fos . boyy arn mytin! tliat h.-x rt , flil abou | ony) APL tS WoEEbe ER, Woaaltie i he rres & a a 8 nie | | acteatific , ’ of esl ne to the leg | W. Bb. SCUTR peopl beomtler> if tu Giver ee ana LANs Trthen the CoThe eve, Pace vittge leresthactat et ce oortiteual aariet, OM ared ines spdas atios Lis , bieatl , val ’ if laa ty an their wusefujies- ‘. Ss 1%) mitre the eTerrt Waeseticl Bintue of Woman, having Sinn 1) he advantages, Te far us her prot rt. rights Hee cous ernme ‘A. erfitl ana riaihe if bTiagers Ve inhenits imi tho . - . . e¢ ri ' tts especially gained by legislative enaciua: to humanity, being the wer i . . as he puts it Lhe are certainly the best tri ee ee Se ae ae aes ee bo by Sam - : - be ely a ex nen ee a eg tn

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a ee eee ee POEL LT OE ee rae Oe RH eT SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 18, 1900. THE STORY OF NOAH AND THE FLOOD GRAVEN ON TOTEM POLES. Pe » > - > ft —- , e 4. . x $ a : | _ - ee = eee - ~~? |S gemma \\ ‘4 . *The Speaker.’’ Great Wooden | | Image Through Which the Host! p . ‘ Addre-~ses His Gueste. i | Pictoriai story on poles NEW Special Correspondence EF modern anthropologists had not YORK, Feb. 14 nday Post Dispatch. heen at wuch pains *rful c: and to thoee worl totem poles, cOliect What tradi- tion has the ancient the religion of tribes of RFrittsh Co- to wav of ther, Indian lumbia would have rema!ned a mystery. Aa it is, it ts hecomirg known that these peoples oad an eluhorite religion, many yassasges in wi.tch bear a startling resem- blance to corresponding passages in the «qVirietian [.b.e, For instan A, the best-known of all the etories of the (iid Testament fa that of Noah and the fleod. Now there ta the I1:- dian parallel to it, w piainiy ona are the Natura! valuable group of totem poles that latest acquiaition Hilstory Muscum tn New \y pride of the ork. Thiese overecd yet Ifarian I poles were dls expedition by Smith of the mou- Seum and were imported to New York ge the laet Jesup , ana removed to tne IN if . 2 | Ya 7 A i _—_ found by explorers in Alaska tiona iE | §.) ae 7 e' > PR os 1) rage ea nage : ——_—_—_—_—— SAA pa = mind | | **Noah’s’’ Friend Carrying | |, Indian **Noah"’ and His Croail Indian Warer-God. Who Te! | “ee jae Se , es ’ ? f\ f S! e! 7 it ] ,. 4 j LAY ° " ' . : \ } | on a eae ’ C i a en ae ; Sea-Lion i ’ ‘The Thunder Bird.’ , a - : ! (4 ‘ “al 4 i ow York where Dr. Franz Boas deciphered the record they bore. 7 Ad A A REMARKABLE PEOPLE, WHO ARE EMERGING FROM it i) oe BARBARISM, DESCRIBED BY A COLONIAL FOR THE Lk ae » SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH, #*# »#» ww Tattooed Mien and Women Who, De‘eated | Engiish, Are Becoming Civiizzi and Ar- | Comeeting with the Eaelish 2 the Government of | | Their Land. Hil, fovVowing article was writion ‘ i’ mwoertant 1 y «are eSuntayv Peost-Dispi pty TT i i n r utied fs) &) { ative of A fey ' ! ’ 2a, Wh Wi.l lee ‘ it () . on next rriday even \ ) 4 } mere x New Zoi d With sStere opt . een - % bhi ah sted eee eg ae fF? > ot i gare * . cehee ‘er ow * ie Y Ce > : N . 4 = . i # *.% " 1 = a \ “ . . . ilfe, the death bringer, the fire bringer ; if Fosas) . , . . e c. ‘ : ~ at great difficulty ard expense | By T.G. Scott. | ane ; ’ j i t { > if tha InA!; "orrde § me? oge , cee of the Indian Nout ts nat Fe : WNTALLY and physically the finest) prov to be tru membered by his descendants of to-day. Bat rave of abeorigin:e of the wor] ) im : ' . ‘ \ ri ' , v ’ the dwellers in the house from which the the Maoris, like fnuians 04 | ' ey ‘ i i ir i -— ‘ - America, are copper colored at Driu. them poles were taken are posiilve that it was am " te fLeorius ' : There once iived an Tndian hiief of sur | : nd-'t , Darn [ ' i tijyie tlie } ‘ 1] ? i ‘ { passing Wisdem ail greet rlehes. To this | nitalism lectause thev Joved , re oz ' wise man spoke thee Woitter-aend. telligw liim = is tu Cte ts t fe ta! pity ‘ “2 4) 4 ’ hy avid ‘ , »\ ‘? ‘ the secret that a gicat Mood was to destyoy | ' ' de eeu aoaek te ; ' " trts \ iat ‘ 4 the land and all tira tril Whereupon | 40, : ” ' Seite , . ; , ; ’ ire ‘ ‘Ss } . } i ’ ! the wise man made a great canoe and tle lL] yoetorious telbe would eeorral: thre ’ | % ‘ii " , ri } ‘ to ft @ rope of c@lir bark, tasteniecg tats to | ™ ind 4 ‘it Sone ¢ the 3 , ws Lice | i Tt, rKineg tlhe I that s I i a rock. 14 ) vt ‘ i + iit @ i) fiq°% ‘ iii ‘ i ‘ ’ j j All his friends and thetr children he bade |. it) nin pract ee m " ‘ r,t baa i’? ; join him tin the canoe. With lim he took his | dt i! Wes abou e Vou dit Pile it ; ; ] ' . \\ ei i - pet beaver and pet raven. Then the flood | teat time @nmatsves buave Mal wean \ DS ae sie é Bretue er «ay tf r “ill if er ‘ i : & : came ami swept away the tribes and thetr 1 | em ed , i | , | ti il 4 ie NS have petit > : rhe ‘ le be noe! ; eC.) } nig ? ta 7. vo st . ele : ' : dwelling T le ee, ? uf tye VV ’ e qr? it} and his } t ‘ ‘ t¢ i‘ aat ? irs et, 8 b tle evelrows cows stad aes on the watning of the water-gql, | CUUION FB UNVerS th Chireotig it i er .ae] ‘ One of the poles here represented shows inte ' , VV hic (,09V' Hiebson. tie firs Le THoOr ae | it ‘WY 79 anal? hea — : . ‘ . Noah” himself, the wixe man. Above him | New Zealand, landed in Ist a ity om on the same pole is an imitation of a cop- [of Wactang! was signed, makin toa \ per shield, once the property of every chier. | ish colony, there were about 75.000 My i : : on the two islands, Tir she { ‘7 iat ! 4 ; This was the primitive historlan'’s way of ai boil _ ; 0 siete pte ain? e* m2 A018 of . the i ite s\A +3 x ' . ti tii ‘ recording that Noavh was a rich man. but surely dying off, the Last censu A eon t Another Pole represents a friend of the the Afiori Poputialion te } ‘key ' per wise man carrving ehildren to the re fuge there are a Breat Mqnany h rif-csast« the: ,'? 4 , . ‘ ‘ ‘ “a Slide, the tlthter, why s hile fn ft SeatiiiT , r: of the Canoe, The third ts a curious rep- “* ; > Wal hailed In , 1T 24 ieee ‘ ia ' COUnITY AS «A oeor!, Was on.yvy a@ balf-tereca | Bris ‘ \ i resentatio — . ay tii Wud Lab Lie nofa water god. An Indign di- About the yeas 1870 the Maoris were ensd ‘5 saat ' » inity Ww hoe#a toncue hangs eit may always Riven thie 4 ming | owe I t Th yy mite . 4 ts Pe ‘ , Bea ] P be recognized as a wuter epirit. B.a0t.¢ rey Cer sé hisatbion in Parli atiie yas tavaceel j 1’ s223e")°. Lt tes lin ‘ rin t ' 6 *h " 5 tne [oO peoulation as The Whilies: aid tlrer, = tha . , ’ 4 ; q) hers of the new collection, whi *h were i ! m Tr r ? ! se = - ” ' 9 ‘ : - 1) ing Ores INLereStinge wy tlre history eat 1 iytke.™ "Tlie avr i ’ 3 ’ ‘ - ‘, photographed fo >. ee ; ; , Wiablltic. j | if ; gs ' or the Sunday Post-Dis- | .¢ New Zealand than the Moari Members formed on one side of the tace at a tim. - ; ’ ™ , The carving called the st seis dancer” and the owner of great property, Jow and its mouth {ts open. Dumng the s/ ; a ‘* *e . 9 is ceeeoeed to ery a thunder dird riches and power, ceremony Known as the pvotlatch the chief . . . ij or Mi . a : ‘ ~ g r | é - — , ners oo eye 4 ue f called Lalill- senting the thunder bird Dr. Boas found the the mouth of the statue to his guests, thus 4 > ° . ' Lailiiiax on being m youin we avery: one representing a sea Hon. with which indicating that {ft was his ancestor speak- : i) Y ne « = . hunt ealmen and came chief went to another great chief of the same clan is sup- i1.@ through him — ‘ lim ee . . om Qltting on a rtone 0 ‘nm 4 pretty man posed to have had some adventure that Fhree of Lelaken's valuable pieces of Srna : } . of a bird.” This beir : ZT ike that brought hien good fortune. All the most property Were three dishes, one renpresent- oo ae ; } ee . ** ‘ one who thumers nid on fam the jmportant legends handed down from these ing @ man, one a wolf and one a bear As A other end of the worlg.”’ te end tothe gncient Indians have to do with the en- the man who carved the present pole tn : 4 ‘ ; . . . chief ¢ nd ‘he gave the counters of men and monsters and the ben- imitation of Lelaken'’s was too poor to ef four magic treasures, the watch of efita resulting to the men. FROM PHOTO BY FOY BRO. THAMES N.Z. BELLE. i ev —So™ ° : “A MAORI CHIEP SS FROM™ PHOTO BY FOY THAMNES NZ. ' : —— , SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT FINGERNAILS. ion Wags more 1 erit ’ ; ° 'o 1] appearance , e mM wer onsidereéd . «t ‘Pm «leetiny Do learn the ce rP the “reernmat'es {t wag esual id them w “it end seot ang then t them so that the suntight? fell ew ; them Then on the horny, transparent _substance certain signe were supposed te |} appear from which the future gould be interpreted Persons having certain were credited fain characteriaetics ref and epotted have a hig temper, colored naliis a melancholy were 6 kinds of sali with the possession of eere Thus @& man wits ‘ nals Was supposed te while pale leade neiterel to denote Narrow nalls ambition and @ quarreiaome nature, while round sails were the die'inguls!) ing marke of lovers of knowledge ani pe ple of Lderal sentiment, Conceited, narrow-minded and obstinate folk were suppose! to have emall naila, naerer ‘ erament term, ipposed to betray have all these serarate carvings made, he A 6reat oblef called Lelaken is believed to had them all carved on the one pole, 48 e A « Y g. i oe ww . 7 a. os A EE DO AS ~ NE OE BEE Ri S- , tie. . 4 * ~ 7 a ee is a" ~ ’ ease i iin hk AM AT se. sg a am ty: £ Ta ¥ ix Mn ates cabal Quai ROPE baile + wri ’ a oe ys eo eee a ee v a> Bae re f a ne Se "4 é or a: indolent peopie Meshy nals, and those ef ‘ & gentie, retiring nature broad mala, - ¢

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— : — _— —- = ~ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FEBRUARY ts, 1900. os ~- ee — THE THIRD CORNELIUS VANDERBILT —|PHARMACY AS A PROFESSION #2 ST. LOUIS WOMEN. \ ! | er TOR SIOO A MONT ssc ccc creene IS AN INVENTOR AND A MYSTERY TO HIS FRIENDS. a or One : ric eee . = eR - a * - ~ ‘ Se lession in the City. Ni ~~ MAY ALICE ELLIO ~ “oom “o . mnelias Vier ‘ oe bdren WINS THE CUBAN CHILDREN, es ’ + adi ; - i HONK ’ ; . bs ahd ws ; ot Ve Gee eee os. ery agli : oe tee Be , " a : Fy * > rt > se «7. What? tes Se ih: es ~% ue . — 4 ; ’ - 7, ‘ , fae ; sy* nw _ = ~>. +” “ a ery , ~ “2 Q . ye c 7 VS. $F. 2 PRP. ; Sg tog res m i hed Wyre * ~ > on aie ae > i* « _: . * ” ‘ . ° 6 : ‘ . 4 j ee 2 t a ‘ ral 7S ~ a. / ; . \ ’ ‘ i . ‘- . j . ; ‘ 4 i j ; } . 2 * ; . , wy . . w ‘ ‘y } ; ' ‘ ER ae PR wp Star 2 ea ; = ay ie he heem 8 y ; ao eae © SS Pa *¢ Sn ten Pe " . ‘ "4 r ae _- bt 4 ; ¢ ‘ eps aoe ae - |” ; | . ’ . 4 Che .% " . e a ) - rm? « - ' ‘ ru. ‘ | ome phd — . / : 4 iti : 2 “4 - _. ; pS ewes ate ' ” ' ? 4 bah , 4 ‘ , - 4 ‘ ° 4 . ] sone ‘ ‘ : a > © AN Fe = ii It Is Said That Goebel Wore a Chain’ Shirt vi tbe ‘Magy , ee 795° 3 i : 2 ~ ; , . , . “ - ; . “~ 7 | t : fe soak? * . " - v7 wr ; : ‘ o. iS 3 , , e . ‘ , , | ~ " " : ; ; : ? } '’ . ' 1 : ‘ ’ I ‘ . . es * } al f a fi 7 ; ” - | : re ie FP) | Rha Slances Ae When Shot, and a Caro- Pa “* -. * i’ te . ‘ a 4tlead Vs js77. eee ‘ Fev linian HTIas Been Con- avenge ‘ unned for Wearing Pile ‘ P ** Nomis | One in’ a Duel With 4 ,. |’ hey 7 luretly t Pibveni = as , J X : . . : : : . . } ‘ : . xT : rae 4 «i 5 ¢ 5 . } ’ { - ; 4 ay . Sale : slesleateeteotvetetestestestoets wi ae Another Politician. % #% > —_ . ites . ——— ~ == eee s = ae ~— ~~ e os ee eS, SS eres ~y Sw Wil SE eo i - ea = CORNELIUS VANDERD IT G Alou | ee cee PHILIPPINES ARE RICH IN GUTTA PERCH: 1 San Tints ee ce Pae od whl lin | itte ’ 19's ate Wo team findleiwrmnals! Sulmarine oa ; n | tiv , , ' abr) , ' 1 je that the ‘ ; slaun , . ve sl 5 all wtat , , revenm tin : cerry! , | rae \ -" Ae) : , from which tire «? eirgep iA hitherte me vert , labercha goes back . Oi ' , : , Siecle nett > rion eet — on i = , “ * OBE Fe ati : a me, wi ’ aveatment cs , mnankhawchew® tween dreaaen ate altroet entitely CK} Me UAtEd boo thee We r isee . rn Sir Wi ony lack ‘) ‘ couse of et, exhevetion les im the hiveker and dr. wei eet Werner ven Sic- verhls ; ve] ti ' : duri ms ) ' 4 7s ‘ i: Tims at ’ s- is ban —* ee Poe ee ae ee — ee ae ee a 2 | » - _ - * a - _ ' A . in fo P [ ‘ aw . . ‘ - ° < SE Pee ee See ee et * ll ‘ &. ‘ ‘ . . = - - eae ™ " —— . 7 « we. * Fy Pe ye Nie. , a “ae IE a La

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) ~ o- er woe w a —_ i eee = ee eS be et als nd - ee Egat SUNDAY MORNING ST. LOUIS PONT-DISPATCED PEBRUARY 18. 190¢. —_— — owe am ee +e -———— + ——— ~-. — " . — — -_ — a -_ SDD DDPDD>10:} DPW DID DPD HWW IW Vy ae 88S DIDDPROBWAYV Aad PDDD DIOS 3 YY P's 9 VSO SD MERRY LA LISKA’S HEART “vec CAN READ MINDS. Made Thousand , Aas Net AY Tt ttt tt ————— on — oe as She Alwavs Seem- ; > ca to Be. ia V.ixk thie Amie Murope Heh chconetinie She w W.is it Tove tlaee « Ws! With feuet oatterw | as. ‘ om: a SF ~ - diag: | ' tira ade rad ms eenpasation that 7 Fr m4 ; > ot iN wes , poo es whites sare mo | ' ' isnive and initio addarkne:s ’ re » Sy ea jf : I sort, hold to, and there x rt The -qrest ' . , ow bi | ' -_ ; r sheet thine | know I'm hack tn ; , nies eo tired, With qManima trvine Scored bv Critics. \ and to seold m ix {ff “Doe wou krow, faint. li deocok as if von mic! Mut Ive tric sed fo so picturesaqve : — oe ee ee \ e TREE: MENS ‘E ACCU- LAT-D AND POSSESS MILLIONS ; ‘ , on ' ats at = : | ’ ty, MY FIRST HUNDRED DOL ‘ Ni CAUSE The Basis of Wealth as XM. of Wealth and Wide Reputation Have leound it. By Henry Clews _ s. ec ” a So ik y Ye Says Gellars was pal, Plicatibonm and « name for mysel: To admit of OMy PecuMe own, ) Possiflie wi iigivt save all ft And when l tin. WY first ltbredpedt wn «fot. tS fei Qavcst ewmert tae way Bo ofavansaci bia « “a4T\: trar | tive ge i vers wi 1 Was ati Fapel cml prom pends Ase an e\ Ei) ae ee tower for tia i Le er meler en Toecemi esl ite 4 , % iN ht Y When | 7 mertur cupepdlerect - i a higher ». eomsidere tl a ore ee ; if § Wee beooks , <qte Hf ah 4 ae Be pineal Start ai anew. in, ; . : ye woes Bt era THE SUNDAY POST: # ti mine } it} bel . . ar noe ag ne vim w ' bats DISPATCH PHOTOGRAPHER See —_ 3 SH ig ER ge ie Sa — , abe dhatet 2c a

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re eter ’ ayy rs : rrr ye yee eee il ow. orem lS ee SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FE BRUARY 18, 1906. =SS LITTLE GIRL = . . : — | INDUCES AGOOSE TO _ayoome Missouri Vostmasters Who Will Mee Here in Conventior T tS. GOURD-SHAPED EGGS. : a wee. Postmaster Baumhoff Tells the Object of the Conference Has Organized far the Good of the Service. poatmasters are tr? "y' a ; . pe Te A ” P 0 rly in mast me | : i ‘urea Sima some way for making Improvements Ontat tle erartrrea Dem Greer eens oie a Oi oY) ae :* euls and ‘he manner of handling and forwarding the Ipboyes | ask 4 : 8 at “e bs } do will * ng? _— rrp. tervals ' ete] Sr eidie ies , ae ; ‘ . . = the real purpose of tie eon my : ae , Visst pase ~ ; ’ do not ‘a , a. } Alert] , not men, will bed eave c , ° . 4 j . s* Le j . ‘ \* ‘ . ‘ . " a ‘ “tere willl-be eome soctal features to the Mhtke gy be a bii- “Ljc™e™ rye" . od e*@ . if ! ’ s | proved vf . ti ‘ : new oy - : . ee" : ’ ' \ if pt . a good Op mrrfiusnity to ere sometnaing a). tipoy : a ii! ' oe . : pat i . Tie ""e gruost- vaihering and the pos*masters wlll be g mos’ of these *; ; ‘ a .c . 1 r} } FP i I , ' ; " ‘ ae « ara i} ’ ’ ‘ h ' , t L. iis. + Ww .BAUMH OFF, STIiocvVvis _— “THOS P Tuy TLE AP INS SOLVING coat KLEINSCHM!T oT. | | F.Bron PIS GuRRY KR ALBERT CARTHAGE MALDEN. HIGGINSVIL1- FL SALISPURS FRE DERIC KTOWN. The Little Scientist and Her Treasures Photographed for the Sunaay Pes:- Dispatch. COULTERVILLE, Il).. Fet ; to her that {t was not a real fact and she - Bpevial Correspondence Sunday TPost-Dtspatel give up the plan NE day last week Pauline Fad ‘ hut Pauline’s mind had received an idea 6-year-old miss, put. a gor g ae ne thea and she was going to suvive it. While vis- N08 et. of ow ) a neighvor she was given a email goose laid an exg, wh! ™ About the size fa commor oose exact couliterpart of the gourd tn a: ones . VW jie " : he] hi me che YY ¢hape. The cause is one over which : me sine to:d her mother she w yoing toput it in the goose’s tists may puzzle their bruins Several weeks ago Nttle Pauline, the Met § a me liit.e “‘gourd'es. A ** . 7. be : ny ‘ . " } , ¥ rat daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kahlani ™' Ki: age tas ime running In with what seemed to be a gourd just lke the one , the next to the youngest of a family of six, aw in the comlo section of the Sunday’ ®° had p.aced in the nest. Her mother ex- Post-Dispatch anijliustration ef an old far- mined tt and found it Was ¢ egg, but | ' I GEO.) ROBINSON YJ" I TRELOAR SIMON LEDERER mer who, having become exasperated at te exact counterpart of the gourd 4 I Ae - JEFFERSON CITY MEAICO. “POPLAR BIKE the setting propensities of an old het ' Now the questions that are agitating lo- termined to break hor away from her eal eclentifie circetes are TM4d the gourd and accordingly placed a nimber Tain: have any influence on the goose, causing her eges under her. The hen took up the task, lay the gourd-shaped egg. and if so, VARSA GS BVoeaueqriew “se was . . ‘ eveee “ss +f) eS ARTS NSN SASS NOS 8 eee QUINN © tn ee cet and, according to the illustration, walked to what eatent fs it possible to govern the oe bee hit dliotnsnmees) 4e6ebs 44ctbosddos JEL - —- dialed ties os ah aa ay? ~~ off the nest with a full china tea set. Lit- shape of eggs by a similiar process, neither Seeuseeeel . peuh eer" cmice coe) it. Me at tle Pauline was for getting a China tea of which questions are causing little Pau- set right away, but her mother explained line the silghtest concern. tee tt Jay "No. 3 in the Sunday Pos t-Dispatch Series yy th at Voice Cuffy Aimee Michel | l \ OnU SUHUNUCS LG OUNILS NAL Wubi °, 4" 5 ‘ % , wf , The first of this important series of articles. Or Odor So Oo O oe — & “oo x ee se te oe > are tWo registers to the voice, whe oe * ° ee “ 6 *@-e ‘ehtened ; t "is ic \TD BON, ever ‘tts qualit: These are register of th Tt: and the the hea i The tones Sooo? O 7e oe * * ves oe ————- = “Se * -? a ad . > +? @:; HERP is nothing especially pleasant tn hav- ing to hold up one’s own record for public edification. But since it may be of help to some American giris I gladly give my views on “How to be sue- cessful as a sinsrer,”’ although I realize that my debut at the (pera Comique, which IT considered a “euccess”’ before it towk place, ts but the first decided step in @ career in which constant work is demanded. 3 [I was a child when I began to sing in Chicago bacooe ihe Bebeooed adie 60608 or ste” er a ‘ , | « 23 yee OD #5o Ooo Bole Gale Screw Se Ee Oe Ie ee ee | with the Thomas Symphony Orchestra. At six- At ae : 7 ck Oe Sey oe often to deny my ¢ «ty , anil rt He ire r wot) masta wth eaaikp teen my volce was in demand for concerts, and 4, which cannot give adequate sustenance fo: ry a aa , ee. pes ee eat to pay for tickets, but i oe i hs het ‘olow ng tiles ft makes me feel creepy now to think of ali 1 a hard morning. rele 9 ' ze Pee ad Oras gown you will alin look as well : : mas asked to do then, and of all that I did sv ‘rom 8:45 until 11:4 IT exercise my vo.ce, &9 ore ' See pS SOS needs ta loo and trinkets « " Pin uth @ @Gheet recklessly. urough dumb-bell breathing exercises for chest » Sa * Se ie Pe “Se Vie with | vit n t10 cover liow 1 used that volce and how they use! ft! covelopment, study the repertoire, either by read {Zs pare 3 ae, bss ™ cre A ¥ ae lam myse'?f lp and down, through the most difficult tntrica- og music mentally or by running over tt at ta x - ¢ & 7 5) eS ' I believe me to try to get Sbrigha, who had developed different teachers. First the French teacher - $s Cea PS cay eome ma | thelr own volces, to undertake the cultivat.on every day Then ltaiian teae@the é > 45eF 4 a Ls en dae ok Roe the States at 7 ' t me Ice Party ef mine nan one in alternation, thr tim Cc €ae ; na ; wal See compare!) ¢t iat a2] me My voice had no training to speak of. I knew On certain days teachers of elocuts —* "eS ee Paris !s like!: Ariterg neh gis : pres ow NN A Of the pusests are no language except English; [I had to master the werk, and als» the repertocre er é ‘ae Rap. 4 com” not go out a! he | teste) *" ond may Be reperto're. Ah, indeed, to do all that was to be Whom I learn the principas « is Y =a had Rut what Mr Frank Hunter Potter 3 te erie » in! Costu marty weh beautiful done often seemed hopeless! At o® or 5:3) 1 genera.sis - Sy — tet Aan hel the Impossib.lity for a om , But Tam from Chicago and remember our f.- foot or for a ride always Wit ToRed ete eh ~ J Se : gagement unless she pays for tt wit) money Phe raon prepal , ‘re a fresh white mous “I will.” panien or maid, in order to spe: “rene. ail t . { gc ep re Pe ar or heree!lf is a m isconsatru n of aome in-tan « canvas | @ Soot , te finniture and I find that to @ueceed on the operatic stage to- way. o- lowed to muke a debut as C'armen {Is *@e o> oe ° precedented >? J ° - l’arts ecritice were unanimous acela! ing Miss Thompson as a brilliant s nzer and clever actress Hier assuran.e they fo & of @ 0° °° — woe 7 a @ or | ° o *° plained by her nationatity. but the fin ee o- oe -? of her methods was hailed ays untwsual intellurence and talent or thies 'y merri- + *@e - a . o> O°, fee eioe , a) ¢ hon opinion as to her voice, and !f she has volce and memorize or recite French for one’hour or two. I decided to sing for the manageuiell of the tt : Bite ¢ nes id toe refreshment physique let her make up her mind to work, and Parties and calla were abandoned early. Noth- Opera Comique. ' work and work. The importance of postponing ing is to be avolded by a student so much as get- } Ape ition thire ate public, that fs, any cne «37 he Ts he oo . 2 "CO n of the ali pleasure taking until one has made a place ting entangled with the ‘‘colony.”” One meets a eh t then an- thing have tolled according to just such a plan as tt a request fur @ hearing. One then receives North.’ ¥ o** 7 t I’risma, for one’s self can never be too strong’y impress, them here—one has known them at home--ani consequently must = ms pena igi "9 . situa ay gtice appointing the day and hour. When I aon Can Ft rant ' “sf foe ocoten, Cas Since I am asked to make myself serve, in they are all dear girls and charming fellows. other, or give offense Presently you will be _ Im. me, a 88 pe i wis” tees - thirty applicants I o- eheeal s fringe erinnern!s for Vt. ttle this, as an example, I shall give an idea of how But explain to them once for all: “I realy pected 10 Geer 6 tea ih your turn.) And. oe One thing that must be borne in mind {9 the oo oe aiciae san engage. | ; tefreshine: , . buffet cow I organized my life as soon as I grasped the can’t go, thank you: I have too much work. will upset your life. and Al your 4 iiimd Willh op essity for a anewrawe of sry ing and ae nae kaki chin men before, eae mee ae tea , ) eae . h the glased problem. I rise at 7 and immediately tramp off and then I must not and will not speak English things foreign to your one idea of ; specially, OF French, Wtnoet Wee ae eS ms resented any reoommeniation. I was ide out f pronsiible thers l be nothing bus to the Boils, where I walk briskly for one hour. until I have mastered the most elusive shades of = &T®-1' SNBer- never get an engagement in Europe, nor withthe = licited oF | slats white foods used. Whit : tchen. celery, On my return, after the cold bath I have a French meaning and sound.” It {@ a mistake to believe that American stu- best compaties that sing in America. | trkncowno to thes hearty, substantial breakfast, instead of the And be firm; stick to it with grim determina- agents have a rollicking time in Paris l a no 1 found the Comedie lrancaise a good piace ukeisato put any eabdsuré and insulting perved im crastal dishes monsensice!l French makeshif{t—the coffee and tion, else you are lost. You go to one tea and exceptiun. Most of thore why amount to some to acquire prvnunciation, To be sure, 1 had be is not va ~ If a manager thinks you will please his public White wine jeiiles, white «s ahd ice pa 3 as —__—— — : ——$$$_____—— : Se ait ence line aeiRG SO Se ln tl: il ilies is ali i, aE A AS CO A PR A. ee OE eee lb a ~ a Loker” Sy earegl . a “se a EEE + Ge me oe a ae al =

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SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY Y 18, 1900. poe ——t FLIGHT OF A POST-DISPATCH CORRESPONDENT FROM PRETORIA. How [ESCAPED FROM THE BOERS 4”_ WINSTON Lady Randolph Churchill's Son Who Represents This Paper, the New York World and Lon- don Morning Post Tells the Tale of His Es- cape From Captivity, in Detail. How He Got Away From Pretoria, Days and Nights of Suffering in the Bush, Perils by the : | YY & a ihe a | cer and !hirst and ae Ae ee fg SIRE. PREG at FROM ASKETCH BY His Arrival at . Se. RR a ne hy A ee WINSTON CHURCHILL. the (Coa = ‘ ‘ § > : es , ' : ' ’ be by 3 : . . eS % = ee ¢ 4 OO ee ee Oe SK SK KE KE oe) Po ke tk Xe Oe Oe AR Xe Be ee ee DAE Se Se Oe Se WINSTON CHURCHILL ON HIS ENGLISH NAMESAKE'S STORY. HERE are two men who bear the name of Winaton Churelidll whe . ee os * oe © oe . 3 oe . 0 > “0@ + ee ' oe 0 fatie through grea’? a i] fhev ure mot aeon *@- is an Pbinalishnian, lieutenant in } . . e > ng the wear “ I °? 7*@- 'enat h. New York ' ring Post corre aon “HIS LATEST Dr DHOTOG2ADH TAKEN IN THE FIELD. *& a ‘ ae a Hp perce "By the re hal of **Ricl hard Carvel.” absorbing + Ce Se ee > ° *. +® _ . fe . f being true e@e — > > iy the preat r away from the ene- (x oe en foreed to dra, * *, know, but I +xhilaration iste ss Of Op- leave the that I eould ome hiding Another night J +> e@e ek: ae Nterary ability has enabled him to present * - ¢ *¢ from one of the masters of romance. Cc 3 « ooo @ . . ss t» r ol : #e " The Prisoner’s Hom: it | 7 bd a ™ Qe ee ee a eee ral quenched rink, that J ‘aay. a resentiy the dawn began ik, and Suto o bye t of f gpreOW Sellow amd red. ciel Cc al ' bere ! + Wt! V¥ bia clouds, J ‘rebliway ran steadily | | o ‘ | : prin’. hhoel taken the right omone whieh I aml as it Plan of the quarters photo-engraved from the drawing of Mr. beouns broad daylie vered a small JER SCOUTS AND WE ATCHED (i \STANTLY Churchill, ot trees Of Tee ebigans ye BY AHUNGRY iba chndie’ aieed g the world Rmew Where It was now UiTIRE. . - eS Se I 4 ; i . y, Rea tee bet xe t{Wweenh me : R Me WINSTON CHURCHILL, HIDING BY DAY FROM \L—- os ewe ae — eS enw enw ee 6 oe Lad proceed Deut by «le- and by 10 My sole Vultiipe who f in my rlitnts ‘‘I’s Atl Up. Can You Get Back?” r eet0t RR hw 3 oe | " \\ A AEP Pe A , x — One Be And Now —The Dash i ‘or " Freedom. TRE MIINELD ! tires . jen BOARDING THE GOODS TRAIN FROM ASKETCH BY \\ Of tor th: Ra tro. Imminent Dangers of Discovery, WN GeeMiures movivte abou, ae nid tw the ditch by the trick about Sw yards beyond, Pargacd that the tran 4 the Ny. never mind that. Frese plane 9 DURBAN. PHOTOGRAPH BY AE. WEDGWOOD. nis Was a fi Pcompiication. We had alwoys thought the and that it would not have Get up too Much spes fthe whiat'}s and the appr: houge Th dace upled I’re Senitly how long afterward I deo not know, An hour parsed Bu cdacle nly ] leat! ; ° ; mu " . ‘T° » ‘ " . tat. a ~ that Carries fer die ordinary measures of lime, hours, giigautes and seconds, the engine Maghed inty view, Phe train waited five miihyu @l eve stativh 8 OR ell NRE INE AG RON a a EAH ee at ON let ST Se IR RMing et, ccm > ae . : © —— , vee ae e 4 . : - : : ker ’

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> es a ~ r SUNDAY MORNING al ti la = = ae tee oe eee UIS POST-DISPATC ; . omen ee ' na ‘TO ; ©, eo _ . * and Water. wmsin oesotsetoesoeces, soesenseeioe lee lesloeteeloeree loc leetoeloateslee) ; . . : ~~ lie 17. be will , : > . bee ur, 1) ri) » xpert Advice arriet Hubbar er and ie ee coe tite the sealp more > of ip Massage , Margaret Rathbone Kent on Topics In- of this treatment Yolk of cne eve ° ey evlityece of Sgeprge terestin nly to Women tire wid thorns ® well nm’ tive . Mm several w ers : lack of poy nlarite with the eexy: it Ie \ Littis flu i oA ? ; . ' By Harriet Hubbard Ayer. oe ees | ring BE. So aN ig aialgubenp (Answers to eommuploation= within the sourne of thts peereetiah Oppearaties slatiie, for I ! ; The \" } ’ : When To ge te « dathee or parts want fer perm ‘ ! yrs ne ; ; ‘ \¢ A . Httienmt.ot fut — nese in ian Whe T 4 ’ fie “1 y Pont 10 spon it. See Shiieehe eemeh ofnet ones. unt Unusual Growth of ‘ ’ “we ‘ ‘ i i even PWae « t ‘ tT “ ¢ viris I ‘; te _ The Fe? eet] lied wv ‘ : brie Neve breve eed three oot es ie ' ’ ” . four lttues mn fo oat f them ie unt ne is Arie mecha eerie Ud ‘ ere 2f ‘ ' ' 1 wise a o of ] tpmere > i\ jrie il I The prestyete ists ' : , } °) - For a Double Chin. ne wed. te A oe ee na . -e na i Ve Vern ' Hierta a as ou ' . ]* } pac » | ; ‘ ’ A ty).a ire “ " } ; frie f r +) i x 4 is 4 ] | \ , ; ‘ ‘ ; that ? — tT ! | . ! hell ' | uy ’ In my 1. . 1} ‘* VA ‘ ] ‘ PT etr sWee " if t ~! ‘ A 1 by miiakitue f° hearts ¥ ‘ae f " , big ‘eoren ; ; ; ° ; Ie i af fiers ‘ ha beard | r ’ ; ; = , *) ’ ’ ; ’ P. f Mia is | iN . ' li nwa ever liaving No Inf: ‘ roa i! 2 ‘ i Vertnie nit | I f Iti = i) ss ibatle ove al ime ft my frends MANN VII > . >? ry ryot upWard , : rds a Ebeg reliant] LJ unre mnhkine tatene ne P , . ‘ i 4 ; ‘ Hint te meglected eormdit is frie, CSIP AN heck ‘ alist tia ! j tie i Mepthied = Jtad how- fow opportunities for meeth and this is no infallib a ‘ " ; , ‘+ ’ ’ " ever, that wou «ialit te take 4 Cons rf ting iO Ser meettbe rer fue de gh | am ; 7 ’ , ' , Ps ! lines fo lbelleve rf is fate 1 Wangs] het al i\s he 1’ Ma Awe ww ] not WMankc voir TY ried wT ; atirro}, telvise me ahout the matter Anstousiy rernrecties bore if rr Dut it might remove writnkies it mill tal weeks avait your answer te my Sunday's te paper LEFT OUT, etree If you has Of treatment, however Here is a fortaula she Diatlias, Tex du not use it: aight trys Ittiis am «eXecellent skin ford Talo not think peroxid: the brain Richtoride of White was, 1 sperma 1 2 on lan but if will injure the ha Pp and of Fratis, Pose w de ° | SS . or id « ] ‘ ‘ ; ‘ 2 = e , . ‘ we evittaes ‘ Wed cil i n . ' eourse this is bad for the ilth. sents rrr 9 , alee | o } I “oy »* °, . . orange flow 2 Me tive of exercise and plenty of sleep are the best things te SBtiOn ie " " , } , . “ | ‘ Sith a) A log Street ine Dake off ' ' wel to brighten the eyes As other ques- Mretid Meearus 1, mcdeditzas. Tit WV aittie, beer i . : . Ie not; forzet t : goin, wud jastly the orange Mower water tion To ean only say: Do not You know dancgerou - Failure Due to Age. thre re Never Was A Loose sr wh if, soon: r wounge « , ‘ JUNO You nem. to have tted ah every or late. some gunder ot 2 | : > r , , a . 7 4 > 7 7 a ~ ~ * a ix) Wie LON SrPENRCER CHURCHILL. 5 . - } (Comtinued ror. l’receding lage ) , sore Cor | lee vy ' . wa’, j was hungey, for Thad had no dinner +--+ @---@-—-@-@— + -©-@-¢ ¢- ¢- ¢@ © @ © @ ¢ @ @ ¢@ Sarting, atal clroeoleate, thougts if stUstain- eek mot satisfy. | had searcely slept, t MR. CHURCHILL’S ‘“‘GOOD-BY’”’ mv heart beat foreely aed | Was so yw qelenecd alot lin futare toat T could met | O HIS PRE | ORIA JAILER . Gest ' The following is a eopyv of the lester writen by Mr. Wins'on Charechill to i | The Darkest Hour, avainst me: I dreaded more than words ean eAXpPress tte pros pe ct of bein razed beck to Pretoria, Sf realize] witty uwful force that no «xer- feeble wit amd stremgih cise of my own coud save me from my enemies, tied thiut without the assistanee of that leh Power Which Imeorfeses More often than we are a WAYS prone towdinit in the etermil sequence I praver long and earnestly for help aad " of entses satu «feat Jeoull ever s “e . oo Young Women and Men ‘Tell Why They Have Not Yielded to the God of : Marriage. for wh » Bbecdewalle ‘ , ter Do famed wae pevty Nf Liaw otaleciat if ine First NMI. KE. rede dan tQhrat teow) It Wis Wliatl mic? Ire bee et | i mat Ss )eoT) 0°} : te pment Prominent wvwoung men cand J Yoverpe tracts toad owiiy they had mever Married The entertatns {twas given by the bls Flan « les cof fiver ¢ eh Dhie q*, Which 4 eNemaposest of the lad of the nur, wave lL Vawu lfiee Toamiaaa brid oe ; Capelivota abtarinege thy afternoon This was Merkel Without titermission inte the even. ef ig ertertatonent ; rive young men Nnd fve vouns ladles took peart i tlie Leortoasygigne rat They en- tered together amd took positions on the : I it! ’ ] en alte ite Vo thas ‘ 1 tty I Lreridioce : Chariey Harrison gave hls reasons after thix w, €0f mii Vhe «giria F eve: knew 4 J meyer saw cme t t | otheaght would ile , S watts! «a wit toa’ Was tier and neat, That Was up te date and hed amall foes : Bo Wanted a wit that was ‘ing and kind, ’ Diet acdn t ine | \ fig ¢) watt: ’ } wanted a wife tha Cote? ooo. and sew : That Wien t eternally om the ge | : BS Wanted a Wife that jJnet leved to keep heuse, That Want t t] 1 te mwlik the ow“ ¢ § wanted a wife tiat wae Birihiug!y eautiful, Imtelilgent Tieh aol erxcemfingls dutitu That tat t tem mu fe demand of a alf ' But witli ees net found, though Ive la khed all : q my Ute 4 "F Miks Zilpiia BE. Turner was next. f-he sald My lover didn't die, And te never went away; @iy fathers didn't stap4 | THOUGHT of all the chances that lav ad io fe : thie . rmelows Is Doerencas ~e’ ti) hay Pinte of propevaln Hut one Ww eis: = nln als Nels a ties Uist salt ee iithin . . nines api? ee ee P bt ie me WS . ‘ a. - aH Ye... ESSE aU - CR ee: Deay Mr. de Souga: | do net ’ { Pebadi af ,; re a oo @- © © @ ¢ ¢~-4¢ ¢—¢-> bave me: oar) on reaching the partial aewount of my experiences ln conelusion, Tdestre to express mv obligations to you, amd to hope that Dew, 11, JS!) —o—0—-0 —_-0-—0—@ ° @--@ + -@ © ¢-o ¢ ¢-¢ tothe waist. By the will of God, T sustained mvself during the next few days. ing food ao great risk, resting in ment by dav and walking only at nieht. the fifth day Lo was beyond Middleburg. (on the sixth day the chiatre found a train dulw lebele to Leourenco Marquez standing in a siding, and, botth: with water, TP prepared for Stage of my journey The track was laden with sacks mecehiutndise, and ] managed to work Wav te the inmost recess. I was that nothing sineaald jure me from ne plaee until IT reached Portuguese tory, I expected the journey to Neurs; it dragged out into :wo and lave A mement in mer way. Dive never qnarreled onee Nor been Iv thered ta deelde eat Pve on first class reason Wis Dave never been a bride, Iw 1" even giates The sts eo oar is this I's ver } ae me ‘? f.IKs, 0 ss jee, lias had ‘em, Peat thes 4 ries Terr ! for Ohne Phiawcg To dhom’t) see whe t)pes Yyeootrldn Aeed Tosav tt frank and free if vou think To won't ¢ TF «il tri : get DINK ied, Just seu question me and ses Arthor Heanzgelmann said Phe only rems: bo Dve never married mM , _ I fies Vere [iPortal] til! all wis per piti. Is Pil Twas pretty sure that stems wer US pele fen Mire tf mo oomee LT had been rhe ved To tiake the fo md eptiers, Wien int "ft trint moment something A ring at the beerll. os @ececall from her m 'r the sinkien approach of ber Infantile ‘ Niy Werle ft. arrest MY tmetives te Shot lye ftroe Woen a few leraclitige questions | axkhe dl She laughed as though jokes tn MY Questions were thinshe«l uidat comcetwe what had caused the comm. tt n It was se disconcerting I gave up the netion Thengh | was as certain as certain could That whatever she laughed at It couldn't | Miss Grace Dake gave her reasons as [0}- lows My lovers came from near and fer And sued before my feet They told me | was like a atar, They sald that I wae wWeet And each one vowed if I'd accept his heart whe his band. Phat he would be the happiest man throughout the Whole broad land touche, Unni ed. lov ed 1 tried on bim each winning charm. | put forth every art, But all im waig. be turned away and took with Alun my Lert Souza prior to escaping from pr STATIC StCHewoLsS PRISON, Pretoria: nhoblingg Me. a press correspomlent at consequentiv resolved to eseuape With my friends outside are such leaving vou chus hustily and uncercmon Mttlien of the Kindness which by you, by the commandant and alrous and humane character of My views on the general ques: alwavs tetain a feellng of high this mest grievous and Gnhappy mav be created Which shall preserve ty of the British and put a final Regretting that circumstane farewell, believe me, yours very ¢-¢ -¢- #-@ ¢ @ ¢ prowd youth remained aloof and stood un- . Ditter fate, he was the one, the only one I And when 1] came to talk with } eC PO es —— See ee tthat vour Government was Justi! non-combatant, as a prisoner, ar “emeermments T brave subeteeded dn mrakil ve me every contidenee. But Tow usly fo ones Mare place aon a Deen shown me and the otvrer (sunning, and my admiration of tin ican forees ‘ War remain unenangzed, but J the several classes « the biure lines IT will set forth a truthful an: Pretoria have come to an emd a state. be national pride of the Boers amd thy es stop to the rivalry and emmity of both permitted me to bid wou a pe WINSTON CHURCHILL I feare-] lest the trucks sjiethld be at KRomati Poort. and mv anniety xre sat To proloug if we Were sa a siding for iS hours Cia ce, aah gan to search my triek burt searclr deep enough, sa chat DP oretieh a Bav at last, and icrawte dirtv, hungry, but free ote mor found my Wav tea the Eritis Mr. Ross, whe at first misco> fireman off opme of the sisires, tout come) mee With. eathusiasm I Clothes, TT washed, IT sat down to d real tableeloth and real xz tune, determined not to overliocrk t detail, had arranged that it Induna should leave that vers Durban BELLEVILLE GIRLS 2's. CONFESSION PARTY. | That is the reason that IT am left alone fee, Thengh net a pair Toweoold that @f mii Meorrmson Koerner said iret |? was Carrie who « pierre? Arse) TF Qhreotugiit from ier Ft Nenvt t Vem Bo.oxe \\ er Wil ' \\ in 1" — 4 1 tier wo \ ‘ | And | ed her dk arls ' ’ ] err f ] 1 Curcs. By Margaret Rathbone Kent. i seam of which has been marr.ake Hiake, on Thursday, April The Tohnson accepts with pleasure invitation, ete., ete., ~~ ehild’s future will much depend, is ¢* + + © © ¢-¢- renee etn THE HEAD JUST AFTER THE CREW HAD LEFT RR rer ne —~--n ae A TT) ceremony of her daugn- with CS — e the Simtp.cst sone ae , ! o °. Her Escort’s Topcoat. ‘ tiv how vou fee: y to P Pe tf PPeper oo Se g isl ' nasier ner at , ¢ 4) - rWih N«ej 14 neo! ‘ t wit his ter : Tl j ‘ ° ai ae- , ariel? t vou fre th ye : ‘ Tro @, Eat - ‘ - ‘ vr, i} ‘ , * e * . i i ‘ . “A ‘ - . } Pea lal | f 4 1 = \ i The ire - 1} ~ ' ’ , ’ a ? ; ’ - by r i } i | ¢ ae | } ry , u , ‘] ‘ \" . t >’ 4 f ‘* ¥) a * ,¢ ; ’ x ; the . ‘ me st) a? . ‘ i ‘ , ge ig f r : T’vi¢ ‘ time pe , ; hime 1 w i ~ ‘ ’ ad ; ’ . ‘ man 4 ’ ‘ ‘ i ] t ‘ Is “ . } > b T te 4 *y’ iif ike or , rr, . — , - i ckirg Forward to a Carer. An Unhappy Position. , : ether % ne \ : we . : P ' ail } . ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ are . { #t) , y | ”" - ‘ ] ’ i " ' ' j a ! marr? ‘ , ~ ; n ! ‘ ! ! ' i { } ' " 1 w biel _ fee r iv : e oat : \ R , a ! : , as ’ . 9 . y i “ ry i ¥\er on ! , : } , j ‘ - , ! ’ \ ‘ } , i ita n - ve j * : , } — ane “ I . , ‘ 1 ‘ } i? 1 . ae | : rs hye r rie’ Ve i'ure an ' » Tf ne J " J - I «| ft very much if you could be Aan : I ry martes? in the Roman ¢othelle Church unless foo Tre Verv maa am ver! , Puril We le erTtain that your husban was dei ay . Se ted ‘ | ia ‘ , ai it | do nor think oo yeurs -t d. r any career. If you will Acting as Godfather. Sry ir: Ps the A ‘ademy ATTY) M ve oe ‘ hy and | am g'ng ‘” stand for ‘ . ’ 1? Pies The prtve w at haptiem We nee] ” young w York, and explain to him man ote stand ae godfather Il kiew «8 young me vour determination and Than Whe wonld stand ae auch, bar vy aister and , p broatiler 1 iaw le n hile Ww itm Wiaould te tre ut " Ire he wiil semd you sucn of the way for me to ask him to atand with me? fand in need of I admire ! went spent much time tn goung men's ge- au: i} Sue elety, a hardy know whether ft fe proper or Wish you every peossho.e FUce ret If Tt ask him te stand with me it ts my duty te take hinw down te mv sisters home and , Intrexduece him ix ff Det? We want to have os ding Etiquette. fenst after baptism wrested leothh wear glove? SUiprprose ven think FT am ver feolish or my ai! working fn ano: Tice LM nee fan really ashamed to write such a letter, goed wife on either te a peri- h» Would father ask vou than te tInahe a hingoder = ! Te a young man : ry upen receipt of invifation to No, [ «lo mot think you are foolish at all. & e ee wiether or tricot Vartl with] ti ’ = on a ‘ ® ty t Les inancuer” MEATOTIIA can understand ard fympath Ze with you in hi i i i J flevreom both Wear gloves The your perplexity. It seems to me that the simplest we oof the Jeft hand or slips wavy of solving the difficulty would be to take the young man down to your sister's first, Introduee ook that the ring may be prop- him and make him feel as much at home as pose Would be quite proper for the Bite, -cumstanees you deseribe to Acting as sponsor for a child is a serious obtlf- and his wife to the wedding, gation to take upon oneself. You should bear tomary to acknowledge the re- this in mine in making your selection. If the invitations by an acceptanes olfather who undertakes such grave duttes ts fosmal manner would be only seletted because you do not happen to know any other man the solemn ceremony be- Johnson rearets extremely her comes altnost a mockery, therefore you should Mrs Siake’s kind invitat on make your cholce of this Iittle child's sponsor the full understanding of what ft means. young man also should, as far as possible, realize that he ts about to make solemn promises upon the fulfillment of which on his part the l1ttle — — ——_— -——— - ~ — ——— NTS OFA STEAMSHIP PROTOGRAPALD. oe @ ole @ ate @ 50 Se O! al te {rt Then, after they had all made thelr exe punatl s thie itigx tne” asked in chorus hat Wis The Revel Pf wstaving «ingle when a) al Were “wae any is ma tiney -¢ euld be me friarrie: Thes followed {tt by aake- lk the Question and the five young ladtes, paving mre attention ta all the people, sat 4 ‘*? hy ;* ‘? } ? ‘ oe ie | “>. if the ad a ae su) I ' ‘! il earTtie Tt ‘ spouts of wedding ; ‘ Piing march ame eY + ‘ . ' ‘ . | if pied » mrved Cre « ‘ip.es went away, @rtm itt arm the thee?r ohie wor] froin me ateter he pBeermia fis bee oy hee been, The «ntertainmen?t was aiven under tre ‘apt tell ove thing alwut wea, Girestivu of Mrs Charlies W, Harrisga, ,

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spe ag PE TL ELE LE ST ELLE LET ART RG * SNE RRRRER RI os SUNDAY MORNING—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCID PEBRUARY 18, 1900. -_——— — —_ a YET THIS MAN VOLTS OF ELECTRICITY THROUGH HIS BODY. Tives Dr. Heber Robarts as — —_—_— + ————$—————— _ _—-— —_- — ——-— ~~ — - - ~ -_-— - a a = ———_— — —_—__- — ee ee ee ann a jink in) the chain through which a cur- rent, strong enougi to make an X-ray that rendered a hand > ee Ss “ ‘ transparent, passed ’ et ver’ fromastatic machine - ; A. zi . ‘ + tho a Crookes tube. len) Wise : «’ ‘ ‘ = — = - s* 4 x 9 + ? a* “ Obs BS | . > . he vy ‘ ** ot xr . {ths jy ay en ys ‘“‘As the doctor formed the connection beiween ihe machine a green'sh light glowed in the tube. One of the scec'ators hid > hand through a fluoroscove everv boneawas szen dis‘inct.v define. ‘ SCS ae ; BY A CURRENT “id ong ba OF ELECTRICITY. By Dr. Heber Robarts. i hasigis at CoMmpicte ts | ‘The subject sat on an insulated platlorm and touched a pole of the machine with her foot. eR ce tan electric cur * ta ib neKe lnstantly her hair, which had hung down her back in a dark mass, was raised by the force of the pet The yr. | Hirengy me of sufticte nia Ee ae a sg : current end each separate hair stood out from her head Lke rigid wire. Her face showed no sn of unusual sensation and she said she felt none.” S we ow oo @- 6-9 0-0 o-oo * UNITS OF MEASURE IN ELECTRICITY. bia. et Ve ie ¢ RAY ELECTRIC cms IN-ST. LC THAD AND o-oo - 0-6 © © -0 —0— 00-0 0 —@ a - or CAST ita, IRON Pipr FRe™ . GrRand AVE KYATER 'C Tet rc , a a eee a, - HQINCH COST RON | OD WATER TOWER | winch “iC. ‘ - s - ECE se! “i FIPE From" : yy -_ > PATCHES = ~WT EN vg ae ane ae < 4 . , Gigantic Forces escaped from the Street Railway and Oth- er Power Plants Wan- dermy Through . the City. effect of stray electric currents on water pipes of Ot. Louis their ' att is titigpereacnia! . . Ater fe : wi with i ' Phiddes Maethie® Polimacas if t lie \\ ate ; 1) Parc Hit. . . . . - hy . ‘ 1. . ¥ as shown by photographs taken tot is Teiais - ' ‘ ; } i Ti : otlhere eating «tt the Witter pis “ atacd scotnhe mes VA end i! _ , bene dane , th Pansy Cuuses CAP OS LON. It fs Pres ptt. tsa't i rt day. Ww ‘ ‘ “ ' . <* “wT ltitenee ly mia les eVe nr aie ate? eliuum pie Ir 1 be etreonvg ' ’ ‘ 7} iTigie adistrie town dtistriet. We hie 92 Tue Where The pe We ‘ 0 tiie Buourlean Pass A KFiven pretert ec) , ' ‘i ioe lat if . } ’ rg? , : -_ — er ; Bilewtr © full of ele Where Imnhense pressure is Pre suijred, mu ' , ; : es ; , : ricitts i ; ‘ ; i 7 ; ' Ve tive per er hows: of the ‘ lectri ity ene “apes and in beurre } ; ‘ i i ¥ . ‘ ’ . , ‘ 4 of the Suburi i ; . we 7 the healthie#t ee@c- : nH franeh of the St Louis in the earth mat it is not wuaatect Phe enkags Trangit Tempany at Missourt and Jeffersun escape is oculy temporary Owing to an “Yea Svenves is also full of electricity. Jt is immutabie law of nature, ii eveniually Ainds giveer in Che offiie of Water harm ‘ ; + aThal of ,1 ; 7 Ta’ : ’ ' ’ - . . t ' bd ‘ 5 ; be . | i] , = rT) 4 ‘ + v«¢ ,” sf , ‘ Pyke M, \\ iS biel fs Lant in Whk bb ase x bt, wi pou 7 oeer Whe Uae of be ee tues gg VRC’ Reem ~ r i = se UP » bet "OS SG eR eC Lit pk Re Rr ga RRS, CT Fo: 6 eee. EDS Reba! 6 u

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FEBR _ eC — SUNDAY MORNING—S§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. —— -— -_——_ ——— CARY 18, 1900. — — —— — - ey gr ‘ _ ROMANCE OF A! —— Ge —— - | Miss y TARY «J JACKSON Fss RUTH A LEWIS SMe BS se 5 A ~~ ARIK Sisarey ee EX, VICKSBURG, Miss 7 WTO . “* , ‘ . © Poe acet a ee - ISS CORA [AVERENZ S S2OMICHIGAN AVE, \\C Trsochic —evee @ Ws ; ? + +m iNvt I —_ | = § R | Bae - WP x... . aa ~— § i s - 2 ma “J _ Se ee Ee a SCOUNTESS. time shot Alme “arrived,” was 19 years { exquisitely in gardner. if gentle birth her origin. also the had known \Voother ace Vii: tater, Mr, ‘iiss Vire rnation equally ree TS og ie ‘ ee. \ re oD ae nr om >? bie . ie + i* + “- ~~ Be a en Aig rot ~ wees. a P P- ee the » of the a close Ine dured to ask ifter they had rovaity to complete the wae not long in ment Was soon to an Earl, england, with d to a@ pre- nel was mide muc - oe ‘yy * hit if ) piped iy Mi 4a Beatrics sia ie .s ba ‘ ‘ . ‘ } . ’ a ‘ gia? o . = erty e ‘aa a “aro d t Ireity , : periment was away 83! ‘ | ‘ le 2 } : ! . ; ‘ ; } , 4 , ‘) ry yo + Ff . ‘ I : . rr . t . . - } " Y S r °h)] , her husband. , ie ; ; orn aT to leave an “ te 7 ° ; vA ea ‘ i I | )} ’ , ‘ . ' v. : ‘ . ' i ‘ P Ff ts t; sf rT ! | . iti . . : a?! ’ : ' Sn ; to the thee PT and a ae it a . ; the alide ser “at resembied @ (raven, who married Miss Hra lley : tu elim untimely lrank tt, And the Viscount's brother, try, In country. at low: ‘vy been reer, Moreover, ount, is a cousin aril of Martin. ih toner ’ i siamngh ite there wre is. he orl itt As extraordinery as ' preset! C.UTNe GU reps Capt. Coven- quite these, The climb'ng fish resembles a and its @ecientific name is Anabas scandens. So that Fitzhugh Whitehouse’s daughter | It !s about twenty centimeters tn length, oueht his _ 0 OLTeCS- thie kotivne Which Impels the fis ct f fish rot eXtet , 77 r sion and this kind of dirt for a fish. and it is not suryp: Arabian travelers Were general.y regarde owe! as Munchausena they h: lot succes the experiment the conm:mmon funtulus and the fish was kept in an shana na shown by ~~ a¥ + aquarium The apace en one end was ded from the sun by a cover and all was droppe!l in at this end Along the storv t! married a short time ago Miss W hite- er; rah house of New York. sea Ul! in, moannar: N ful ids tev heltr mria’ ry } ery ' s chosen since to obtain a the this Question, Out reeuit of tamiting are but such fa ig ever to fed. ‘fa have rT) » ri . > : «1 is now sister-in-law to the beautiful young and te-notel for its large and peerny Aue, woman of whore remarkable life the fol- lowing is a summary: Many people who could tell you nothing of the romance of Earia and Viscounts re- member the case of William Daniel of Cau- au... | with red, It is of a curfous coloor and yellow and violet. It ts a fresh water fish. found only in rivers and lakes. For years naturalists throughout Europe have been trving to secura specimens for the great soologica! gardens, but they have Is spotted Fst . F % . = : 3 he ee eS eee ae a = — “TO? WR, a Serre ty he Nine aimlar &s the scientist, welght. story abvut the Osh was tvoid to tie Lin- a hundred fish narr make clear metol or neryvou ' sich side of involvec cleats, allowing. the experimenter to to put across !t partitions of wood, giass prov hreugh the kindness of or Ww.tTe screening. efficials of the United States Fish <‘omm.s- This fis: dislikes the sunlight and tried sion 4t Wood's Holl, he was able to test to go back to the shaded portion, he swam later, agunrium were fastened up wel k as a carried conalavrable Dalidorf, an} his years however, story croppwl ator Was his words He was Ljeut. they are not inclined to be- tv again, and 1 » tha ali the wonderful stories about nown fish are wholly true, and a few persons who have traveled tn Indla are equaliy in- credulous. The latter say they have never sech any such fish climb @ tree, but they tiie in stch of be avallatie S «le nara? r) of such “fS Ae-e@ "| the —_— ae ee ee ae aule, rise up end swim out. The fish had, clearly profited ty his expertence and fied his conduct to sult his situation, f \ whiah his innate nervous temperament not definitely grovide. He had jp language, learned to get out.

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LE Oe ee , ° . : A ~~ Ta OR yee ne —e ' - ey yee wr om eo eT = oe 0 cae _ ——e FP ery ee eye et PE eae ET ae —_—-— ROL ST ME ee ae (SUNDAY MOR NING— ST. LOU IS POS — -DISP. \TCH—FEBRUTARY 18, 1900. —— —_ - ——— ee ee — ——= : o a*e . ¢. . o @- PS ‘ oso ee © See > 0° — Pe” ore. bear. > 2. + . Vee De . ae * “it Fi v? ” a Ee PTET! Gener] © ers ee wee ke re ——- pa i i in tte eure wef ‘cet ae is a. se vs whet »~ 4 or P nie ma aed wie ’ ‘s : Ry oe i a ee . crear ~~ eer a. n froma photograph recently nen Sua: caereatiy gee | : Aifred G. Robyn of St. Louis to stud 7 ' , re . ; Composer and Director. Wa in in irem TN ody MW Cotta been A Piece pert aral in Beaitud train t , siructed tig | A lt brat ad a ee is pla | : : | Mepe tet * oy PRINSON SAMI at nicht mentally, at the inner intellectual « contributes © the sensuous , With tale ki or ) 7 ; - ee Mine ta Mimeelf. 1 — Ty: OF {hc in| “UR WAS CALLED | 5 4% ESTE see (ND WHO SEI \f {it H HE C is INF NI \ / V ‘ t BY HER R FOS TER FATHER _ | | LOR. 1ER PARCA 5.15 SHEL \ | aN a ~s 4] Oe ee . . . -9 ae ~~ «-” é "fa Pm af > “> anv Helpers Have Abpeated and Mary Persons Believed They Could Aid Her, But in All She Was Doomed to Jisappointment. SS SP BLS See THe Blory 5) ie be Post-Diepntesy aTte the road to the ro hvery Mother w brave girl robbed of bome, even of At las am i her ly forsiken ¢ cut istes’ apy who for ‘ foe fer clauw lite Ethel & Heaven rewme Coverinr as DP year the Surtay are pive It is pro hearts MV her appeal to the mother love hungered The promptress ! | * 7 Pi . | ae alee Cl siti er CRS YES ei Sate have bren 1 ” .Y iy : | fe mn nes _» , : i — 1 = : +. ; : Vé - , Vl eek . | | | “Whe at 17" bas told ' : , , . or ae te wy ist :' a : . : ; : : e439 ie ' : he ; : ane ‘ twa ramor aud j Tt is plain that toere 4 - . | ‘epee ald | he? 3 : ee ad to abe = dea oe aed | : the onan a oof Mrs. McDonald, wif f otthe yee he going away. Whiile h it e | a = nied | i : | | pays "the ane aaa VREAMAA, in which the memory, of | i; hos hy i b Jin belt ry shaduw that no sun ¢ vu PF t to Wi OSicer, YU, Tae uame Ve wire made her preper « io bing. Lally aiways ttaliv Mra. braly took the oh aad he } i itz , ets > : } | = bil nto dreamed : Nashriile, ) a ’ Py : = ¥ © a * Riel ta a A Rt et te i At I SR pelt etc = tty) ll NREL AE Oe Oh Eee CE ee Ry SERS rR ree oa: tA ig ' 4 ’ ) a eS Px ~ aa

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SUNDAY ee ee ee SOCIAL STUDIES 8Y REV. W. W. BOYD OF ST. LOUIS. who have been tn offices since boyhood are operations run Into one another by imper rere rere rirrr haggard; bodily strength and endurance are ceptible degrees. But clear thinking can gone. The reason for this is that there is draw the line hetween them He Has Outlined for the Sunday Post-Dispatch nothing between rising In the morning and “When we -learn that the social organts! bedtime that/will build up any physical is one; that if any member suffers, h # A d D d | a strength ttt everything to deplete it— whole body must suffer with it, chat t e ectures lrea y elivere on t 1e overwork, fast eating, indigestion, Insom- man tin the community 1s a )oser, . eg 3 h d S f nia and finally nervous prostration, Few other man ts a loser alao, we shall inake Subject of Ig ts an hadows O opportunities come to the average city quick work in suppressing gan 'ing, and young man or young woman to obtain every other anti-soctal vice ° ° > ie J City Life, and the Ones to Be much physical development, yet upon the Crime and Its Punishment. physical basts rests the tntellectual, and Given To-Night and Next in a great part, the moral. Young people “Crime and Its Punishment,”’ the fourth blessed with a sound, well-developed body, lecture, was delivered Jan. 28. Dr, Boyd Sunday Feb rity mre less easily led astray into vicious and apo in part: ° see ‘ ° ‘ sensual indulgences than others. “Crimes are offenses punishable by law tii , “Let me Craw a sharp distinction between The offenders convicted are erimina!s In , , 4 : ator of assist In bringing such an administrat‘on ) ae - con of ne tig ir oh mele relly into power . sctentific and professional athletics. Sclen- the penal and refortmoacory institutions of e oc ‘oO iu} is ty g ‘ 7 ed ‘ ax . ; - . , ‘ss ~ . ‘Te . ’ ‘“"auT 4 9 , a i “e fr § jay night lec- “The tenement houec of to-day ts another tific physical training has for its end the the Untted States there were, according 28 “ series . 0 Ay ryt sar ; , | ie satel mreteny" all-around. r I? tlre he ser] . , Tre SM Weoles } } this country and a@broad has been the [2 : r loivig its rk slow, of right principle in work The temilene? ile ian Se sear comes weary and says, ‘Is this the life purity? Then I will go back,’ and she re- turns to a life of ease and sin. A house of mercy, bright and attractive, where con- genial employment may be found, will he hus done nis best to demoriaze nis (haue > t f { \ ! is. wu... the reaire wi are ree rom \e ie - , . , “te 1 rT . ani t a vd to l in himself and = } , te : 1) . pay 7 4 ie ) ry : T >I pe ‘ i hey 51.4eC% d 7 i reo sone is i al : land 0O.1i0W in orie: lr men urmder the cont il of tuned en plovers. i. (ve? TVs. aid in our city . “ast June Mavin a pereentage of 27.6. on much to help women and k a most exvel- : oe ih We say there are many Injustices in oa lent investment of wealth. tims of the social vice, and 449 meg a dicttiestau: = 7h eclal system, and so there are, but I 9; ‘Then we find the saloon advanced ae a : : As -. some fell-informed men put the number at many ¢ his ae ain. aie , ry that many of these spring from the lick «of : : : : v, f qiuse af poverty. The statlatics that ] e i . . ae Tria} rity of these are from lo perp) . thie I’nite i te h ive ie moral principie In the workman hoimse.f, , lave been able to gather show that one- ist majority are percentage a ee ey ee ’ , , res tyle Ve SUCCESS these ; ‘ } ne Sore ty Se te works is qruecd I r nt and act in unisun—healt*, thrics atageey naan ates crssity Co enue, white and coolred, the peteentage hi ese, lic i. hoe | j J sah, TV G8 @¢ Grae . ; : by the ealoon, and not seven-elghtiis, as is l ; : : : ¥ . average duration ‘ this life tn 133, 7. skill and disposition to save. Witheauc them os } claimed by temperance advocites, Phe gsa- un , © ‘ se tudv of the census of 18% shows that 4 = . loon is not te be combated by prohibl- tion, It is eseentliily the poor man’s club, and as long ae he finds congenital com- personal forees must there is no suecess amd Willl them eve . ~ iv ’ l der present conditions the humble to young women in mu , man will push ) front and win the + t must dress immigration and the condition of the cui- hal ; ’ s! i ‘ , AA ah iit i: . i efae . 4 é > ‘ er — 1), a .] fea. OFed race eoveted prize. : iT. ’ enina a and “The most important change to be made the introduction WorK- his transient ‘ » it oct ‘or s how rreatten the is Rit ie at pove in the ane one equally as strong, without the “ese Qualities remain the same in the man, ane . ots nd overcome poverty.’ By higher impulses and motives. Merit must basis of Success A man iis a ; ‘ but rewards and punishments alike nev and compete with the saloon for the poor that the present l ' * | i minitnum. . — ’ men’s clubs and operate them on the eame duecs, There is much trath | Uhlis, ae ‘he third lecture of > serfles, ““Gam- 5 eed a vs he third lecture of the 5 = Poverty and Its Relief. plan as the famous Veopie’s Palace ; Dr. Boyd's lates: cture, “Poverty and the natural wards of the Suppose we change to a Soc.aistas &! i ate Fi a born. gambler. As an infant rit. P dd crippled, the insane, the chronic invalids, Qualities or force tut Dot “nite cartes 619 PSfiryy.: vit) Ate thee disputable fact that s0 long as the present f from ite proper channels Into the pockets qual.ties that | have enumeriute: PTinyel : Lily, wii lin lireot method must be kept up for State and natiomyl Keep his body clean and the ture that it meeds, that h ald De ends 1 Vielution of the law of righ paying them fat salaries out of the public ergetic aml that he stow e tnssial, atti “There are but two possilie met pany, warmts and cheer, there he wilj go. ‘ poverty 4 liad 4 id 4 ° } , 4 */ ’ it i« = i “« F ; ; y ‘ . ‘ . Wealth should provide a counter attraction, Whatever the soclalgconditions, shall n e rt urse'ves of the evil un- our publie schools in ‘ ; . : ence of Hquor If there is a saloon on this we have to look to thes: and n ‘ ‘ ' . unk . polee and health authorities be rewarded. and fau'ts must he punish ¥ corner, 1 would open a men’s club on that, owint » put the whole World tInto \, Ne ‘ ; her : ava. in Of the Nundbedas mouth d return no equlvinent Tr RUMHer : in All these are pirhile charges. It ia nan in- men WwW no € i mow ther Lallse tlt ‘ ‘« ’ sat? fire r lif > he t, pen board ani ert quate? Why haven't we a new City Hos- “This is whut society general maha a orm of ¢t ling on regular board pital? Why are all our eleemosynary in- and it should be the aim of every organza. ie difference between these-le one of dc. . etitutions far below those of any first- Uonm tha: honestly seeks to benefit ft ren r rthe: of kind. The injury Ga teens Coy eee class city in America?) Why ts all this? bers.”. o society by the other forms of : Jt is the fault of partisanism. The sya- Athletics and Law. ied ve dwelf upon is trifling com- 7 tem of municipal government is wrong. An Boyd's first lecture was on the sul pared, ta the rin d a by the ' ‘Sarioan ee ee OS Oe eee ee honest business administration, I have been ject of “Athietles and Law.” Here {ts an. forms of gumbling that wear the mask told, could save 40 per cent of salaries. eplteme of what he sald: busines. pe ir Tre Think of this item, where S00) to So an.- “*stand at the corner of Olive street: at “There is a real distinction between leait- , e + te . a pe as ha ex 00) is involved. Then we could, have proper Broadway and note the throngs «© ‘tsons’ Imate and Llegitimate speculation, ae a eg lea mp cpm delist Phices for our Indigent, unfortunate and in- that) hurry past you. Not ome ten ois though IT must admit that the former. uk: i , a ae ar oe valid poor. It ie the duty of weath | to erect or thoroughliv well built. The m Very neariy allled to iis latter, as the *wo eg gr , Le a oe : n AS OXiste A gambling after the lottery plan, —— —-—— A ST. LOUIS SCIENTIST co WOKTA MILLIONS BT. LAUTS scientist has been chosen there is evidence that th. has WIE be discovered, but even if that is tae provides for the ope by the national government to save gained ‘a flrm foothold there ise, moiy succeed in preventing further station at West millions of dollars annually to three esLINE kk. KEELEY Co. at lwiz 1}! Lipe Fars, Nore if defoemed, on Scare, Tumors, PERELUOUS HAILKS nently remove Wri and diseolored complesion corrected by Electro- Massage treatinvent l’imples, reiness of the nose. falling ont of the bate. dandruff, itehin Ocalp quickly cured. John Webrly, M. D., 600-1 Ubhemi. ‘al Kidg MORPHINE AND WHISKY HABIT Cured ina few days without pain. No fee asked until you are cured. WARS OTISM HOSPITAL, 3016 Lucas Avenue PENNYROYAL ‘8 OFTEN WOBTELAS OCT . Bae ail J, TANGY noves ails; powerfu), harmiess Regu« lator: reealte ot) x 2 TABLE ure. Ui TAB +3' ro. © . ea logoard ar larities — ete: int all les Ss endaeeed: by ~ a $i a Bo mail, “Gams Cris-nue, cta 08 ‘Confidential. Advio by our moe hha yotian Chemical Co., “Cleveland, © Ohio oe oe WINTER RESORTS. An All Year Resort. The (Crescent Hotel. Fureka Springs, Art.. opens March 1, Ji A most destrable. at- tractive antl convenient resort for health and pleasuge seekers Ideal climate, pure eparkiing , water, best accommodations Through Sleepers via Friseo Line Write fer parttculere te Man- ager Iietel or to any representative of Frisco Line, Indigestion, Constipation, COLDS, SH ATTERED NERVES. lim A Detiean tiny red pt, ware onty by q"}, : 25 DENTISTS. NEW YORK Ceram . ROOMS, ‘ere 60 years. wos al U ire. ve et 1.tER when teet® Leading Trentists tat dental esta he tr We empof if | men to the pre work guaracntred ratio N FREF cheap dentists, reliable Otol ps ESTABLISHED? 1871, 0S{0n 5163M Dental Booms 415 N. Broadway, between Locust and St. Charles. 4th Floor Take Flevator. yOu. pLATES canal PER VOOTW: 65.00 we at NS oa , Bt Lie FEL. INGS from $1.50 to 98.00 ‘POST LIS riidiNGS WH ) - TeX a Py ax Srdays 9 to 1. DR J. H. CASE. PROPRIETOR. _ lpr. W. B. ABINGTON, e # Dentist, Formerly Thirteenth and Olive Streete, Has Removed to Mermod - Jaccard Building, _preate ay and I ocust. Satte 302. DR. A. _E. MOSER, DENTIST, Afiet « s owned, 228 » asee 1 r. a. men co ’ ive Saadey eed | ee | free < s A. SHC BER. DENTIST. hi 1.28 FLDS,. . " KE i Le VATOR, witcox TANSY PILLS , a" and reliable ' ¢t.:as:@ “bees an) . eof tu alilitre papi ', ‘ . At « fuge eta, « @?. Keml @& me ~ Wlileesa Med.- itiltsa., Pa © DOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAPSULBS (ures Gooorthoes Gleet of l opeteral Dieckasges = a few days Full directions Price, pt. - Ali rt mists of ow Lv. LICK & OV... La

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"were * COPYRIGHT 1900 BY THE PRESS PUB CO N Y V RR ston, svoncten min "Se" HE NEVER, TOLD A LIE! BUT—THAT WAS OVER. A CENTURY AGO! ‘=a » & NUMBER. 2-8 WHAT WOULD HE DO IN SUCH UP-TO-DATE SITUATIONS AS THESE IF HE WERE ALIVE TO-DAY? eeeepevereree Js. a » . « KOKO~ 96-9 ° vv eae . 2a Li ie PK: LD Me he OLE Lh vay i Mp MEAS AME mamas — | = TAX*COMMISSIONER ~ MR WASHINGTON, WE re MRSW ~ GEORGE, OIG TIAL MY 8 MAN WHUOHAS suST FOUND 4 ROLL ? ot natal pity aul Neg ue LUE ll, Mma LL ae aaa RELYING ON. YOUR HONESTY, HAVE DECIDED | ETVER Yo MOINER? = «= Aor Buis — EXCUSE ME, SIR, Bur ef OP LLL IE ARE ee bya ’ i. LET YOu APPRAISE vYouR PROPERTY Tse hig i) DIONT You OROP THIS ? OUASELE — HOw mucHw woutQ You SAY eee i Ps ITWAS WORTH ? eG le he ‘ \\ WY ; ee : aN . SI : 7 os Jt 4 % wy ; 4 “ 4 "ip Ef WO “* a * Z 9 7 > 3 , . ee. att & ree eee gee setaghiberies ey : at ’ > . "ae A , - . Cn ee VISA, A 4 ) ~ A A A, ae wre, -- ; _ " ’ 2 a8 + ‘ + | 13-34 07 ++ ,er j - eee a ne 8 rye i jit ae ~~ OF FIC E-B0Y - S91? .WASHINGTON, THERE ARE Four BOOK-AGENTS THE (CE-7IAN ,, PLULIGER, GAOCER. AN OQ BuUurCwnER wit Teei7ve B144.5 - AY HE OCOoOM. SwALLe ' Tee THEM YUURE tw ? A ~ = > uA 2 - - ~~ 2 ¢,%" ° os ws "@ i* eet “gn "ahs Mane on wt, Fibge 44 SB ae "ae Vise +4! / ans, eee - AS hed A ~ + - (Para WwASH INGTON ) GEORGE , HAVE | 5 You BEEN or ae His witf—E - winy, GEORGE ; WHOSE GLONOE HAI 7S

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ne “- SH ma , * > a pias og ae Se. Te. % ; pile I eas eae Oe + ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1900. — --- —_~_ -——.- TWO MISCHIEVOUS KITTENS AND THE FON THEY HAD WITH A TOY MOUSE. % . - 6 ©&© @et%a — ll ‘ z r ; i _ 2 . di , When the two mi3chiev wus ones rushed through, dragging a Which the others thought was real, and descended upon With the result as seen. UY mousc. The gooa kittens were ail ‘si asleep. ABRAs OOO OOO OOO OOO OOK OOO OHO Oo OMe B08 ee ee a ee | HOW MUGGSY MIKE WARDED OFF FbIRTATION. OME O mee 6-0 000-86 0 erene BRB. OBB. do eee ee ee wee Bee ee ee B « @eeeeeeee HOW COULD THEY PUNISH HIM AFTER THAT? : NEWS ITEMS FROM OKLAHOMA. hese are all authentic clippings from leading newspapers espe tally yr th Runny i—~PHOTOGRAPHER— Now, Willic, Keep still and see the littie birdie come out! I—~MUGGSY MIKE—Afraid o' de gang floiting wid me gal? Not much when she we@nee 2—Me picter on her t'roat! Seo? . - ~ . . . 2 & la “ee ¢ @ @ @@ @ @ @€ @ @ © © © @ © © © © © © © © & © CHS © Oo SOS Oo Oe &@ @ @ FORO eo ow ERO SOFT BH8 © 0:9 FOGDOHOD-OO®D e . . . “ . ~ wv Ww ww THE PUP’S REVENGE ON * © @ @- ‘ * . “ - a a . SOT ASS HS OOO OOOO O-+D~O: > BxXO“RKOxOx@> 0 «0 - 0 «6+ 6~OxOxS+0 > ‘ . 7 . . > > ca o > > . > . Sd 7 > > > . . > . . > . +. ,. « 7 . . x . : . * J ¥ > > > \e . . . > > > +. . . > . 7 . . > 7 \ Ss a : “Bing Biff! Lang eo © @- Oe @°O@-O+@ © & 6 © © © © 6-0 © 6-6 OxOxs heamingtield and Flos- were out ’ , r the social. Jf NIis« Py i*reek reesceeeoryt ls reee Ved some four sticks ow rh tThlem Klos home until Wednesdays “Why is the pup so auiet, Mickey?” “Why, he's swailyed an’ he’s waitin’ here for de cop whatkicked hjm yist'day t come an kick him agin!” « © €-@ @° Oe Or One® © me @- 4 © o yr 3—WILLIE—Well, I thought I saw the birdie comin’ out!” | “ . s 2 OO O~O OO O~O- OX O-@ -O~ OXENO> O- O- ©» @- O- O- @- O« @~ Or © O~O- © O> OO ~“O 0-0 0-0 00 0 0 0 6 0-06-00 8 irthday presents. among which wars fine cow Alva Pionme ‘e-@~@-@-@-@ @ 668° © @@ @+@ @@ @@¢@ © @ © 6 O11? © @ © 6 & 6S © *e f+ @ @ @@ @ @ @e#e €#@ © @ © @ @ Ox 6 = 6 « Ox SS Sx Oud Ox OKOnSn One ©. O- SO ©. © SKOKOKO OOO OO OO O 1H O- OND OHO SO 0. O+OXO fs /. & & 2 . . * = ~ " - ” " ” ™" ~ o 2 . » ~ ~ , o a ‘ m > . > ~~ S PODQDOG ore * + et re ek a ee ce er rr Se ee rt St ee ee Oe ee ee ee ee ee re) ee ee ok oe 0 oe ee ee ee ee eB MISCHIEVOUS WIkbIG AND HOW HE CONVERTED HIS POOR GRANDPA INTO A SNOWBALL. 2. = =o" ~ = SS ——* —™ iv, z , - —__ : on ij j ; . % "a ee F pees,’ rp ; / ; 5 4 ‘ a kh , ¥ act ’ , +44 Lette As i} PRT (PSO. : {CEE Se | iia esdte . srt : ,,* ’ 4 uP + oe # ‘ : Ae s> _ 17 : FO | ROMS : ais aisvontigiists! icasei i OR 4, Roo , Le Noe 4 ; a t,% * ; } wm tte v *, Ae ° , | : %! ‘ _ td a a - - ss Y j tH “ ty vy ; -~ —— — - -

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| eee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1900, wr OU )0O we Car )0S tS, = THE ~GSCAPED WILD ANIMAbS AND THE AUTOMOBILE... se ow 1 1.—‘ ‘Get out of the way, old man! We're going to capture the city.” 2.—_** Heavens! What's this monster coming down on us?” a TO THE 4 MENAGERIE “Allow me, sir, to show you this life of Gee Washington, in five volurmes, nicely—— a TO THE L__|MENAGERIE A ail um rer a —* Back! Back to our cages or we shall be destroyed !’ ig Please vir Keeper, take us back and we'll never do it again.” ll ee nn een a ee ee el ee ee ee Nee ee ee eee OO ee ee a ee he i i ee THE JONGkE NAVY'S FIRST AND bAST CRUISE IN THE SUBMARING BOAT “HIRRO.” = Sbinted in colors, handsomely a MANIA / re a , AW — —— = . = ae = = ie = . Ti Z y My { iyo Mi MY W | 9s coin —‘* All aboard, volunteers !" 2.—The cruise 1s a ore at Success. 3.—But unfortunately. the crew doesn't return ! OP eI , POLL LOLI PPP POD ILD DP LLP APA LM LL ah Le eh de Lh MLO Mae SP es BSR i i HANDICAPPED. THE SAME OkD STORY. HIS REASON “ With gilt edges vt ‘sell you one?” . George Wash'ton mitst mdoin Dblanied sight bete Mrs. Leo.—These monkeys are Ot SO Good as Lions LsOOrgs W hia ter hatchet Gann dais dink y ting, er else a smaller tree!” father used to to bring home ter git his Name inter listry somenoy OP ONL a a a a ae LBL LN OP “> PPP PBL LL AA ALLA ALAA A A Ae ALA LAL —P POPE PLL OBL LO LOLOL hl ll Lh tl ae HOW THE bAZY WESTERN EDITOR TAPPED THE BAR’b, GOT A Bail AND SAVED HIS sian | ay y 7 2 = : * “ 7 Tis ‘§ ~~ y T | . “ ; " ‘ ¥ . , Piss my ic... ; Busy DAY qDusv DAY f s . ee . -~ - . us F - > « —_ - Dai The rmer . LADEN DORE

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1900. —? —* on Geonce was sucn AN =—O =O “OT WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY IN MERRY RObY-PObYVIELE. eg Ot eS HONEST LITTbE FEbbOW! a Letters from the children are wekomed and will all be printed. Address all communications » The Roly Poly Man, P. O. box 3,34, New York hey. Likes the Roly Polys. Dear we sly Poly Man the Roly Poly family very much and ng for the next the pictures tn the paper and thought wi ould be nice to have a Christmas party And I think I would like to have Rosy marry And sao good-by, dear Mr. Roly Poly man * am eight years old. HELEN PARKES This littl girl neglected to send her iddress We lw: avs like “to know in what city our correspondents live At the ‘*Zoo.” fear Rolv Poly Man I put up all the Roly Polys every Sunday and « .« 4 4 4 1 am a lame boy and can't walk. _ vow’ — with them thir would he very nice if the Roly ) lys went ous Palaeadl Park, New York. to see the en Hoping to #ee my letter in the Sunday paper. | must close now, and hoping to hear about the Roly Polys soon, I remain GUSTAVE LUDVIK, 562 Herkimer street, Rrookivn. VN ¥ oma Washington—Father,. I cannot tell a jie! IT did it with my little hatchet! | HOW CASEY'S GOAT PRECIPITATED WAR. We couldn't print vour letter. little chap, ae soon as you requested, bu: here it is now, and we hope you wilil write again soon. Cateh Aguainaldo. Dear Roiv Poly Man I like the Roly Polys very much If you want a suggestion IT will give vou one Let the Roly Polys «> hunting after Aguinaldo, or let them fight the Filipinos I am ten years old. Your friend GERTRUDE DAVIS, Jamestown, N. Y. The Roly Polys think they had bet- get, and I think them’ the nicest ‘kind ¢ theatres I am very sorry I have not the frst »5 one. I have the second stage Could you get me ¢ ( the first stage and Rolys? I would like to have | ¢ them Answer how much it will cost to send me just the Roly’s sheet Ever the Rolys’ friend, LULU MES tray Trooper. Did you get the Rolys’ new wrest published Dec. 24” Sanguinary'! ftolvy PN lw Man FIRST IN PEACE, A FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS j COUNTRYMEN, mld like toe ree the Roly Poly famaly fight or at Manila Hay Respectfully, JI «. LITTLE. (Eight veats old in June.) ‘Another letter with no address' little correspondents ought not to (get Ahis Don't you think the Roly ¢ * Poly's should leave prize-fighting ‘o Kid { «McCoy, Jeffries and their friends. ¢ — 2PLDLOOOOOOOOO OL O™O™O™—O™—O™—O™—O™OO : CHOPPING DOWN THE CHERRY TREE. i the Roly Polys dressed as Washington ( the (Creat! In powiered wigs and custumes tright all of the oS sbeerve his birthday and to keep his : mem'ry green, 5 They've fitted up within the bouse a gvod old- 5 fashi ned scen: : 4s: atte /*SAre ere the tr with cherries filled, and ‘§ obby tani a by “| as the youthful Washington who never toll a he | the string and make him chop, with ings beth strong and wide, nm youll see the cherry tree a-lying on’ s side ee Mamma with the sentiment which al! of us know well Rolys cead it, and with patriotic ¢ if / the good old breakdown that the folks dance everywhere ¢ The moment that the we mystic — float grand ¢ ly on the arr. PAUL WEST. ‘ ( PARA Ae ° PLL A AL et ll ‘ TREE. —After cutting out and mounting on card Youard, fix Kobby's arm to his body at >Fasten a thread to the hatchet at X. 6&0 it will move up and down Fix the two A... of the tree tovether at A with a bit of wire, 60 hat the p will fall to one side. Keep = standing with a piece of thread fastened the hole near the top till Robby hes pt ae sit down ae Sei Ae ‘ DIRECTIONS FOR CHOPPING DOWN ca OC LLL AB PP NEXT WEEK THE ROLY A COMPLAINT FROM A TENANT. POLYS WILL HAVE A NEW THEATRE, BETTER THAN fr ‘tZ ANY OF THE OTHERS. IT (ae, NAG. WILL BE A NOVELTY. LL?» THE JOKE HAPPENS TO BE ON YOU! ) ee: , My, Wiis) ». 2 “se |fh VY? a if if hy We fie a6 @ SHowhal!l hits Jones;—Aw, don't get mac! | UW be bhovs ' Jones (as Smith suffers)— Haw! haw! — a . The Squirre!- There's that blamed Washington kict at it again!

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