St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 22, 1900

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e. . e i? © tei % x, a - ” a* ses - . * : » ‘ " e COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. issouri City Challenges the World on a Peculiar Ground lar Edition Most sober and efficient officials to be found in any municipality. ye ee ee peer ee eee. a oe. se d e* THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. 31.LOUIS POST-DISPAT “SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR JANUARY, 142,344. TWELVE PAGES. Regularkdition COMPLETE. MARKET ow to Kill a Man Who Wants to Kill You. By Col. Jack Chinn. KEPORTS. The science of self-defense by one of Gov. Goe- bel’s VOL. 52, NO. 185 THURSDAY EVENING ee le —ST. LOUIS —FEBRUARY 22, 1900 _ ee = ee ee j/tm St. Loois, One Cent. } Outside St. Louis, Two Cents. PRIC body guard. ee See the See the Next Sunday Post-Dispatch. Next Sunday Post-Dispatch. FIVE INJURED IN A FIRE, _ — LS Exciting Scenes at the Chero- kee Hotel Thursday. NARROW ESCAPES REPORTED. TWO GUESTS JUMPED FROM WIN- DOWS, OTHER USED ROPES. Some Adjacent Property Suffered Loss by Water, but the Grand Opera House Was Not Damaged. injured, many had Marrow escapes and property was dam- @ced $10) by fire in the Cherokee Hotel at the Southeast corner of Sixth and Mar- ket streets at 10 o'clock Thursday morn- ing. The injured are: L. D. Price, guest, story Window, ankles on body; takén to the City Jobn BRiake, houseman. hands. arme and Scalp burns; taken to the City Hospital Peter MeCune, guest, junfped from back leg and back wrenched; tel, Five persons were jumped from third sprained, contusions Hospital, window to a roof, remained at the he Ftobert Kider, Tinuse, face r Bi hotel. Jacob Klein, No, 15 enzine.right hand lacerated in removing the bose; taken to his at 127 Carrol] Birece. The Cherokee town rooming houses means. The reoms merous and that Thursday's result more seriously is due to rence at an heur When almost ludgers were out of the building. Jobn Blake, the houseman, was cleaning @ bed with a prepared Hquid in a smal] back room on the third floor. There window to the room and he used a lamp. Jt was overturned into the pan of Hquid, There was a flare and the bedeclothes were in flames. Blake was on fire and in exten- Svishing it was severely burned. Robert Elder, the night clerk, passed the Goor as the accident occurre!. He threw his blanket on the fire, it. Seeing this was impossible he rushed through the building, crying “fire.” A bucket brigade was formed. but the Sames Steadliy gained, ly. 1). l’rice an ‘Mpied aA front room. He was awk and smoke. He parciially dresekd, then leaped to the street He Was picke.PSap une conscious. Veter MeCune had a back room. He leaped to the roof «f the two-slory wing, wrenching a leg and his back. Those most severely injured were taken to the City Dispensary, Where Dr. Vogel cressed their wouhds, Mark Waters, Reuben Nort n Welch Were as eep on the third floor. were awakene’ by the eries and by sliding down fire rojes. The hotel ils conducted by W. V. Burton. Who estimutes his loss and that to the building at $1000, covered by insurance The saloon on the corner, Pheodore Hon- roe’s plumbers’ shon end Fleck & Vatts’ barber Snoop, under the hotel, suffered from water, The Grand Opera-house. the right, was not damaged. Am stant Formean Jaceb Klein of No. 15 engine company Was essistiig in removing the hose after the flames hed been eX- tinguished. He sipped and tell against a troken window, Iaceratnge his right hand. He will be unfit for duty for some timo. Clerk of the Maple burned: riaht amd hhaneds assistant foreman home down- small nu- not m'cure all the one of the for cen small fire is many of and did its are is ind James They escaped Immedictely on ———e HIS SHOULDER BLOWN OFF —-—- @-———_ — Peculiar Accident Due to a Hot Water Tank Explosion at the Baden Pumping Station. — —_—— - i.e. -_ Which wrecked the em- biga pressure pump- lauls Waterworks ning, Herman Berg. iti- In an explosion Ployes’ lavatory at the ing station at the S:. in Baden Thursday mos @nan of 485 Ciarence avenue reeeived juries Which may result fatativ, The accident was peculiar. Was Cunsideraine dumuxge to Bergman was the only persen lnjgused, despite the fact that several men were in the rowom when the OXpPLOSION Occurred. The boiler which exploded was one of a number of hot water tanks. It was blown to pleces as theugh it had been an exg she!l. -Borgman was whit is known as an ex- tra tan at the works. That is. he was On the payroll, but he obtained empioyment only when one of the regular men lad © Thursday morning he went to. the Works to reilleve Charies § Le mpxe of 724 Baden avenue. He was talking to Lampke When the boilers gave way. fraginent property, and Cooper y found that the part of his shoulder had been carrie and said his arm would have tated, Bergman was taken End Dispensary and thence to Giospital, There it was said the shock had injured him greatly and might cause his Geath. He has a wife and two children, DISAPPEARANCE OF A RECORD a Peculiar Doings at the Coroner's Of- fice Being Investigated by Dr. Lloyd. at- upper Coroner Lioyd is investiga:ing tne mys- terious disappearance and reappearance o! @ public record. Patrolman Stead of the Fifth District re ported Thursday that Charies P. Winpher. aged 70 years, Was found dead Treeday in his stable in the rear of 192 Wrign He had lived with his wife at ) yes Twentieth street. Fred R. Winpher of Ww?, Guillivan avenue, son of the dead man, found he y.9 The Coroner's office was nott- fied and that night Dr. lDroechsier held an nquest. He found death had been caused y asthma. The police report says the family of the deceased was anxious that the fact of Mr. Winpher's death should no: know n. . Droechsler is positive that he made le port the next mor | usual bi oe aie at ine that he placed the on for t press. It reappeared was not seen until rvs ‘Though there | neo remained ! heiplng to smo/'der | ned by the erles | THE PHILADELPHIAN i

— OF TO-DAY—FEB. ~~ a. . ~y . .x tot -———~ > Now doth the Philadelphia man, With timely commentary, Swell up with pride and take his place Upon the Camden ferry. EE Eee. Repanpenndes «2 —__ - a a — — - —_ ’ S Ss ee bf ed ’ 7 o .* eer ; 3 + « fh ne 7 -*s * i, Again he sees G. Washington The Delaware River And fancies he is George That icy job a-bossing. crossing, himseif. ——— IN DAYS OF OLD. DELAY IN WORLO'S FAIR WORK WRT FEET. It rained like fury all the day Prom out @ leaden aks. But Kayser stayed inside the house And kept his feet both dry. Next night he came Into a pot When ali the reat were sect, Anil held a little pair of trays, And then he gut ‘em wet! JACK POTTS. Once upon a time, when he was a good deal younger than he is now, Thomas Balicy A.dr.ch contribuied a poem of which he Was very proud to one of the magazines. About that time there was a meeting of celebrated literary men, among them being Mr. Aldrich and Walt Whitman. “Have you seen my latest poem?” aske'l Aldrich, addressing the hairy old bard from New Jersey. “Yes, 1 have read your little tinkle,’ Whitman. And Aldrich never forgave him. * gaid e | A microbe is a plant. Some microbes are | | | » microbe Just like microbe —~most Rood; some are bad. people Whenever we think of a of us—-We thiak of it as being dead-y, poison- OUS., We might as well say that the 700,000 In- | habltuants of St. Louis are thieves because We meta pickpoekKet on Broadway. Without microbes the mammoth breweries of St. Louis would not be possible. Neither would we have palatable butter or Nor would we have leather fer or vinegar for the table. Ten things would be w.tiout, If there were no microbes there would be no and therefore po saloons. If there were ro microbes there would be smoking tobacco. cheese. eur thousand ahoes Wwe ulcohe no pleasure ip If there were no microbes we would have no linen shirts. Neither would we hiuve yeast bread. The microbe ls a wonderful creation. § It thing in existence, Yet the family is of more tmportance to this earth than all of the royal and Presidents and Princes and potentates in the wor.d., You will learn much ‘about them, and bad, with copious illustratione, next Sunday VPost-Dispatch. There is a Missourian who is nationally recognized as one of the foremost authori- ties on ornithology in the United States. He knows birds better than you know men, Hie has done a great deal of work for the Smithsonian Institution. Not a thousand mites there is a city of crows. est.mates| at 200.000, This eye on this bird town for a long has studied it thoroughly. He With its constitution and by-laws—for these Wise birds live by a system—and under- Stands its’ whole municipal scheme. You Will learn many things of interest concern- Ing this bird town, as related by this student, in the next Sunday Post-Dispateh “Heli hath no fury like a woman scorned.” This famous old expression has been worked overtime, but It is so true as to be always applicable and therefore in de- mand. Women are happler now than they ever were in the world. Susan B. Anthony es- tablishes this fact to a certainty. The laboring man is better off than he ever was, and therefore happier. John Swinton, the oldest authority on labor topics in the United States, says so. Each of these distinguished writers has Written an articie on the subjects out- lined. See them in the next Sunday Post- | Dispato? is the smallest from St. Louis Its population Is has had Its time and familiar Mal is » to-day families | good ' in the! Speaker Has Agreed, However, to Appoint the Special Committee to Consider the Appro- priation Bil. special to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 the Porto Rican report has overshadowed Other questions in the House and for this reasun the special committee to have charge of the St. Louis Wor.d’s Fair bi:l has not yet been named by the Speaker. Mr. Joy of Sit. Louis, a member of the Executive Comuiittee, has introduced a resolution to have this special committee appuintea, and s00n as the matter can be brought up regular order it will be given considera- tion by the Speaker, who has agreed w.th Lie Iexeculive Committee to name nine, memoers. Icx Co. gressman Co) b of St. Louls arrived last tight and is circulating among tne members of the Generai Committee. The contest of Kansas City for the Democratic National Convent.on ts a.s0 occupying the time of the Western members, and serves to attract attention from the Worid's Fair work for the time being. Passengers on a Lake Steamer Pass a BLOCKED IN BY THE Harbor. CHICAGO, Feb. who spent the nigh: lowa, Which tire 22 The debate on as in we —for:y on the passengers, (s0O00Tk ') ane Was blocked by the harbor here reached shore at 6:3) o'clock tiis morning boat maving lett Milwaukee at Ss esday, Dbactame Wweelged im tie i e ab out from the harbor upon ¥ *Yesierday. A tug ce, baat of incessant SFleanier foe ouiside yesteraay, Mile wrecciets } Work, hampered, as i snow and the gule which blew from Northwest geart of the ft it Was stated tha: the boat Was nui Malcriaiy } y? ane jured. SEEKING GOLD IN GEORGIA. St. Louis Capitalists Interested in a Large Mining Company. to the Post-Dispatch. ATILANTA, bet The Dahlonega Gold Mining and Milling Coammpany, capitalized cow, has been organized under laws seorgia. The following are the , breeman, President, : ' Disney, Vice-president, Chica 5 oy" Mxcretary, St. (seorgze ; treasures, St : kK. (Cravens, Inunager, ega. The ‘Clors is of the officers, following bers: M. L. Stern, Viiderson, Anderson, H. W. ix Tleger, Et. Louis; Cc. G. Perce, Chicago; T. Miller. Au- rauna, Ga, PRISONERS ARE IN DANGER. Fear of Lynching Causes Their Re- moval to Pike County. Special to the Post-Dispatch HANNIBAL. Mo., Feb. 22.—The Sheriff of Pike County last night took Ed Weaver and Ww. Hi. Webster, accused of the murder o: Policeman Pew, to Bowling Green, wher, they were placed in Jal. to await the aectio: of the Pike County grandjury It Was not considered advisable to take the men ty Louisiana, where the murder occurred, ag it was feared they would be iynched., SE ee ae Special Ieahion- ceo EVay> mernal Ine m- Ww iN Joel THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. FAIR AND WARMER. St. Loule and Missourt—ienerally fair Thuredar night am? Friday; warmer in West Thuretay nigh? and possibly ip Southeast Friday; westerly winds. Iliinels—Partly cloudy Thureday night and Fr days; warmer in eooth and west portions Friday: winds becoming rartable. indiana—Genetally fair Thoreday night and Fn. day; colder; Warmer in southwest Frider: north west winds Kansas—ieneraliy fair Thursday night and Fyt day; warmer Thursday night: colder Friday after- | moon or sight; southerly winds. p.m... | ry }anrnN tine ja ves * hadilvil baa Y UMlaiane Uproll hag SAYS MACRUM TS AW ASS. -— —_— Secretary of the Treasury Gage Answers a Question. HE THINKS THE EX-CONSUL’S CHARGES MADE IN SPITE. Mr. VWcKinley’s Financial Adviser Speaks in Praise of the Great West and Declares It Has Able Presidential Timber. “The Administration thinks of Macrum every reasonable man «ust |} think—that he an ass. I am convinced that eharges are absolutely without foundation and have been made tn spite to embarrass the Administration.” The speaker was Hon. Lyman J. Gage, Secretary of Treasury, and chief ud- viser of President MefXinlev on all ques- tions of finance. He is in st. Loulis to de- liver an address Thursday night at the banquet of the Commercial Club. Tis sub- fect will be. “The West Factor ‘n Nitional Develoument."” He was answering @ request by the Post-Dispatch to give an expression of the A:ciministration view of the Macrum charges. Mr. Gage arrived Thursday morning from Chicago, where he d“ivered an address be- the Merchanty and Travelers’ Asso- ciation of that city. Hie Was met at Union | Station by a Reception Committee from the (‘ommercial Club, composed of ex-Gov. E. QO, Stanard, president; Kober: Moore, vice- president, and I. W. Morton. The commit- escorted him to the Planters’. Hotel. where apartments were ready for him. After breakfast in a private dining room. Seeretary callers, among whom were several of ihe most prominent bankers and business men tin the city. He was ina very happy humor am received gracious!y everybody admit‘ed to his parlor. | Fie freely to the Post-Dispatch of the charges of Charles KE. Macrum, ex-('on- South Africa. After declar that haal pur himeelf in ridicu- (sage continued: exactiv what is his the as fi fore tee received (;.ze talked inner fein sul te the ex-Consul a lous lignt, Mr. far as I heve heen of evidence not believe that Government “Sa a scintilla do Fnzlish is not charges, I! of the secrecy there pert his officials laicd credited re} the of gur eommuttil entative, be our res > .O OW 'invest.gation will sh much. “Or if Macrum his charegea, if can Which will prove that mall was pered with, that will ‘yp: the In other light. If the investizgat.on shou. veal that state of affairs, then ixtration would demand vn apology for the ind gnity. But I do not believe there slightest possib.iity of arising. . , ‘7 ‘ a> Is raiineud uy Laat up iailtiles Willi Cr jearnm of thie ithe «lty is Who de tot Know of St { ons oles feu ied Wail os Sul , Wy Terdl * Orme @e | cosMopoiltlan for a Hiesides coummemo- iomat.e Dis- exposition, products f university travei js de. that they to £O With- : ili be great ©to WHAoM exXtens.ve acquire Knowledge would otherwise be compeiied out. “The question of the immediate material benefits of the Falr should not be consid- The moral results will be permanent last If the cl y does not get for dollar on its MmvVestmMment, it has accomp!tshed sometoing Waoaich will al- ways give it a plare in history and and an enviabie position amon its sister cities The ultimate result will be beneficial, mate- rially and morally.’ “Have you anything ‘© sy about the agitation growing out of the transactions of the Treasury Department with the Na- tional City Bank?" “Nothing whatever. You can't stop agita- tion. It must £0 on, but it does not cause me anv worrv.” Secretary Gare will remain in St. Louts anti! Friday, when be will return to Chi- cago to look after some of nol« private bus!- ness interests before returning to Wash- ington. ‘ able to ascertain, to sStlp- the Vio- itions to and I think the as substantiate uments tam- ai- re- A: lmin- is crisis MIacrium aly CRONE HOLDS ROBERTS IN CHECK ‘ The Whole Available British Force Pitted Against Boers at Paardeberg. ‘SEVERE LOSSES SUSTAINED. Fifty Cannon of the British BUER REINURGEMENTS DRIVEN OFF, ADMINISTRATION NoT worriep 1. Five Days of Continuous Fighting Among the | Kopjes of the Modder River, the British Have Failed to Rout'Cronje’s Army or Force His Capitulation. “~. JACOBSDAL iE» ance “b of% Ri EE, ¢ ~ iJ * — PARE RS SEL f3 ey Bera #> “y Fm so ODdOoO'Ss 7 RAND gN its a ; s.- § A . —s LOE MFONTEN Are Raining Shells on the Strong Position of the Boers. AN ASSAULT HAD FAILED. Reports Show That the Engagement, Still Undecided, Is by Far the Most Important Battle of the War and That the Boers Are Hurrying Men to Cronje’s Aid. PAARDEBERG, Wednesday, Feb. 21 —Yesterday atternoon I was satified, by a careful reconnoissance in force of the enemy's position, that I could not assault it without very heavy loss, which I was most anxious to aro. Acé¢ordingly, | decided to bombard him with artillery and turn my attention to the enemy's re- enforcements. The directions. The result was most satisfactory. off losing a good many killed and wounded Boers were driven in all and about ep) pmsoners, who say they ar- rived from Ladysmith two days ago by railroad. They also say it was our ar- tillery fire which caused them to abandon o—?—----o—-9— 0-9 _0—- 0 —O—-0— © 0-0 0-00-09 9 6 0-90 0-60 —-@ the kopjye they were occupying. Our loss was two officers, Capt. Camp- hell Houston of the artillery, and four men, ROBERTS of the Ninth Lancers and Lieut. call slightly wounded PAARDEBERG, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 6:20 p. m.—A Boer kopje has been cap- ¢ +--+ + +o tured, with fifty prisoners. | Gen. Cronje’s position is unchanged | Commandant Botha has been attempt- os ; : , oan iny to relheve Gen. Cronje. There has been severe fighting. Gen. Botha’s force ‘is scattered, with heavy losses. THE BUITISH ASSAULT FAILED PAARDEBERG | DRIFT, luesday, } el. (Jranue Mod 2 ne wal Free State, 20, “Via der River Station, Wednesday t actions of at Paardeberg Drift Feb. 1s Kelly-KRenny, 1 sunt of Gen. Cronje, caught ty at Klip Druitt the Modder ss ’ - } followed the Boers to their camp at Kovo- ' —Onve ot the costiies | occurred Sunday, | Gen no his pur- , P ! rear guard on Kiver, and | Rand. The dritt action begamat daybreak, the doo’'s che mounted infantry drivings the Boer rear guard up the river towards the main body, while another body of mounted intantry ht tront and thank ’ > maneuvered on the m Boer Ss Hritish to soers on the north bank o! the The outflank the of main body advanced the river i Vinny seized rw Boers Gen. Kelly-K drifts or fi posted and ordered’ an Hi:whland Donald on the nny Stroma +o} sii rds. tound the attack, w Hlector Knox s Brig Gen the Brigade, (sen lac left and Gen ade on thee enter and right. while Smith-Dorrnen’s Srigade = crossed river and advanced along the north bank On both the he ground 1s level and the advance across north and south banks ‘ under a deadly fire tT Britrs!: | his was made goer mfles and artillery and the ‘OSCS Were heavy The battle was an exact repetition of the Modder River battle tought by Gen. Me -huen The were under fire alli and all the fighting had no definite result. | +e the Boers were well barricaded and soldiers day. The map berg, day's aa « th. which side emen'’s reports only one is Supposed! that ali command, in the con- a },¢°T« Biritiah division t« reat if re bee Npee her's immediate umier div shyw—alre aim is not only to defeat Cronije. o—_?¢.-? -o--Oo-—-Oe--O -o- foer prisoners ¢ hu eolumnus - - ee et te eennetenntee . ‘| me ‘arrive _—_ - The Roers themselves were at their ab‘lity to so long Hritish in Natal and south of River. there yet. surprised hoid the Orange The turning of Cronje's flank at Magersfontelin foreed him to retreat. Hiis retreat opened the gate for Brit- ish invasion of the Free State and changes the whole complexion of the military situation, It has been stated that the Intention of the Boers {s to make a, stand on he Vet River. a tributary of the Vaal tiver, baving its rise in the mountains ordering the Basutoland frontier, and running northwestward into the Vaal near Rloemhof. Be ween the Vet and the Sand River, which ryns east and west Into the Vet a few miles above Iloopstad, there is a range of hills ed by the railway from Bloemfon- tein to Johannesburg and Pretoria. where there are positions capable of offering 2 vigorous resistance to an advance from the south. Beyond and of the Sand River there ifs a chain of bills atretching about 4 miles on- elther side of the ratlway line which jt erosses at richt angles. Then the Valsch River on which Kroonstad ts situa.ed and beyond it again another chain of hills paraliel vl abou: the same length as the About 50 miles further on the crosses the Vaal; the total from the Vet River being 120 direct line. one of these lines of resiat- anee Is exposed to the danger of flank avtack should the British succeed tn forving any of the Drakenshire passes. This fent British can accomplish tory follow the suggestion of Lieut. nll -evidently based on the opin- (sem. Tuller and other British keep pouring into South Af- inuous stream of soldiers. the > i 1 cre nor hy eirliies a a , Liwwv if any n the o -@-?@- --—-@—4—-¢.-¢ ‘to annthilate or eapture his army. Any- ry shport of this wiil not be a satisfactory ‘Ss purpose will be served {f he can the Biritish off and suceveed tn falling Oa better defensive poattion. ntfion of losses occurs In Roh first two days’ fighting, ‘davand Surday. On those two days he fiocers killed and 3 wounded. same number at Colenso, total easual:y Itst was 1319. lave’ fighting ainee assume that Robe up over 200, 1 Pw gre ‘ rhe torres is fale a i SS Will to ot Fie'd Marshal Roberts the battle at Paarde- at elbow. Hie take. as a blunder now spiendor of hls strategy “a flank at Magersfontein, iat (en. Cronje occuples a pared ard strong.y entrenched Tlom previously Trisatle ready with the 'f<t of stemming the Hritish tnvasion of * . ='ate ner his , ‘ i ' bres Hoera from Ladysmith neighborhood of Pmear- apprehension tn Lone nforcements of guns and men ord Roberts and tt ts Transvaal and Free 7, to transport number of men and “fl to asuceor Cronje. informat.on received here, i ‘pears that Roberts completely surrounds with aruilery, thus releasing and most of hiq infantry to reinforcements of the Boers, ag they det a@ii The that Gen. Cronje aked for an armist.ce po nts to great losses, as well @s iting that he recogn'sed that his hepe licw in securing delay tn order to allow lioer reinforcements to create a diversiea in Laon Koberts’ rear. tha art in AUR oe lie fa: { ive ve t rie ie re rile) uy? 6 6Teé renching I able - Le — in. the —~: . ("rome - =. - ‘avValiry - briedi OF SOLDIERS Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. jira? } HEAD QUARTBRS. (Copyrigbtt. BULLER'S ENGLAND MUST POUR A STREAM INTO SOUTH AFRICA, Government to relax We military prepare. thons The principle of any scheme gust be to manufacture soldiers ag quickly as possible, form them into divisions and CONTINUED GW PF. : t

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a ee en ~ a. ~grn _*—, oS pt a ti i laa a, eee lia ll , --FHURSDAY—BT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 2 22, 1900. — — — ” =~ a -—— —_— " bas 7 . . Z ™ S-.. CONVENTION CF PUSTMAS TERS, —_——_ -- ae —— Novel Gathering Now in Ses- sion in St. Louis. FROM ALL PARTS OF MISSOURI. STATE ORGANIZATIOIN TO RE-| SULT FROM THIS MEETING. Great Gathering in the Fourteenth Street Theater Addressed by Form- er Gov. Francis on» the Louis- jana Purchase Celebration. Miossonur 7’ Thiasters herran " Initial State ‘+ wits a Strate Two hundoat Thursday morning Convention ou. of which w organization for mutual bonet and the lin- provement of the postal - The Fourteenth Stree: 7 meeting plwe Thy t*] fine-louoking ody «f W. Baumboff pres saed a man and kiedear M. Rowe, Charleston, acted as temporary Music was furnished by Seymour's First Regiment Band The theater was handsomely de orated for the occasion. It being Washington's iirth- day, the profusion of flags was highiyv ap propriate. Over the s'age hung the national colors, tastefully drape! The boxes were hanes with the same, Tl box on the rivht of the stave by the experts of the bureau of Informe- tion and beside it was the postoties TLlere a sien declare): “Money orders issued, mail registered, postage stamps so.! here The box on the left of the stage was oec- cupied by Mrs Dixon, Miss Mlorence Blanks and Miss Lenore Kiedius vaphers for the Post. flice, who wi those parts of the proceed.ngs will be desired in full. At the rear of the staxue Mayor Ziergerhein, ex-Mayor Wal games L. Riordan, Mr. J. J. Wertheimer and Mr. of the citizens’ recepti Rey. Dr. W. W. N: Hill Congregational © called the convent wel o _ | Kelly, Moberly: Thomas pac. seeoage Brocaw. Harrisoffville: B or, Ciatlt!: rothe: J. GG. Grems, Ma we Ww. EF. Flanders, Paris, and J. A. MeAnulta, evade Committee on eonstitatior and by-laws. F ' A. J. Sichert, St. Genevieve; Warrenton: J. 8S. Greenlee, Salera: George F. Rob- Shanron, Marehfield; and «. L. Mosley. Morse, . Hienry (. Mauhes, Jefferson Citr: WC. Landrun:, Mount Vernet, Stanberrs ition and (te the chair and in order to get j trp oe i . bcotas, We thae At) aatd hac’ (pe delegate wante’d to know why the fourth-claas postmaste ra were not repre- eentedd on the cummitices. (hairman Raum. hoff explained this was the first conven- all the delegates were not known started were selected from those 'he@ Comilitlees | Posimasters who were well known, He suf pastmaster be ent a fourthn-c!ass After this di-- eae eo nmittee. developed that the first speaker ‘aken. and that there Was cine lia Bs pos stmast er on the list. absent, a J. H. Fisher of Sui- ‘ apepe inted a the committee on constitution and by-laws in his place There Wak neo fourth-c lass postmaster on the committee on permanent organization, Mr J. F Miller of Maveville and Mr. Lang of Robbville were added, It was announced that the errs ne on Constitution would meet at o'clock in parlor Eat the St Nicholas Means The committee on organization was called mee’ after adjournrrent on the stage An invitation ta visit the change in a body at noon Friday was ac- A number of letters from busi- honees and organizations, inviting the ites to visit them. were read by As- sistant Secretary Brocken A pearentzon apxel luting polities from the PON Venti *) ry ] + Sinor tarv peeoWe T he eonpvention adfourned to i nT) recnce the (*e Tr! an! Zit ‘eon teoctciedd ¢ th temporary Ore my.Zat) . PerManent and th it a AJ umber of : i #e ecte ' CG ve ntior met. at 2 o'clock, rane de'ivered an ldress on Loals World's Falr 1¢@)6=|6Mutual ‘Life Insurance pany’s Business in 1899. reports of che Mur of New York for 125% show teat elugringe the vYeur the aexets were n- crensed $94 297919) and the tota!t sum nov hel] by this institution for te security of ifs pollevholders {fs $2891.844,727 5° CRONJF HOLDS ROPRERTS IN CHECK; SOER REIN- FORCEMENTS DRIVEN OFF. flo FR 20M P AGE ONE.) Com- The annual Insttrrnanece Co (CCONTINY them to South Africa. § It ts fatal poit os mere.y to keep the Heid army at its pres- ent strength by: providing a great reser- voir in England. Somers are wanted in South Africa, not in Aidershot. The first object before every one ts to bring thia Lorriv.e War to an end, and the shortest way is to pour a continuai stream fimenand guns and supplies into the cape, »> thet the Boer repubiics will be not oniy l the Waves, but ApPosed tu the beaillig ol j;ulse to the foree of a rising tide. encouraring yung wv! Meanwhile tiere are many Liut the Love i™ st te Wes iS wilh promise oO! ight for Llussar Hii cao thee Bhaentitin Was weet tl -4 bs (ime during these lover hatk paki el al Bibulls fvuice ul er are * anges to his main position. lhe fruits of this were plucked on the Ith qundsy? When tae action Was recom- at dawn by the bioers, sheliing vur ry and endeavering to intrench their position; but Gen. Hidyard forthwita th id Vigurols at ttack w#weross tie Nek ca Monte Crisi«o The guns and the other ios assisiv i ieroe MmusKe Ly fire burned and crackled i abheout oi Ooock when the bayonets the Enmelish orlz:ce-the Wes Yorks ulingg—becan to wiitter amo ng the trees ‘ 1o tie sade: mat ahd ying Mill. T bloers ! ’ da re 4 guard ction, retre: iting tow. ora thei r bridge act 6s Tupeia Rives, Dehind lila igwana Fiiil. the attack pressed sentient aliy for- crumpilng, tne Kurghers began to ‘uate and a back alone the ridge. boendonaid’s eavalrs immediately the ridap. boinving an effective tire ear on the Boer retreat, wialeh = § de- ie] rapidly into tight. (ither infantry brigades of the center tuck then eeadvaneed foontaily upon green hilis, which were tremendously MEE (oH & A iy, wie bg ” Different a real food, in fiz tion anc uses. ‘ : Ve AM Round Wheat Food any other ce- \ avor, prepara- For break- fast, for dinner, for supper— for every meal and every day. There is a new way to pre- pare it each time--dishes that will satisfy the old folks and delight the children. Tk + recipe book which accompanies each pack- itg uses, If your grocer does not keep it serd us his name and we will write you where it can be procured. yy age teils you o. Prepered ov Minneapolis Washburn, Crosby Co., Minn. makers of the famous GOLD MEDAL FPLOTR Merchants’ Bx. ! 5 ; ‘ victorious gctier reSponhdests 'eources report the fo lowing from the of fighting in the Free Kimberley. He ' | sane in the Kreuz veutuhe which rejp- trenched, but which had been pounded by artillery and were enfiladed from the sum- mit of Monte Cristo. The whole line of abandoned trenches. two miies long. were captured with a loss to the assaulting brigade of three men, The Boers.then fled across the Tugela River at great’ speed with«disorder, but bravely covered by thelr artillery. - ‘Th ey left in their cump some prisoners and much me. — The British-loss was com ratively sme!l, chiefly tu Gen. Hildyard’ 6 brigete. whieh Galiantly etormned the key of the poxit! on The gkenewval reeuit at present is that the Friitsh have not yet eTosse| the Tuzeia tiver nor plerced the Boer lines of inveat- ment, and flerce fiehting lies before them sut the Boer flank has been completely turred: Strong defeosive positions Peen captused, and vainahble posttians further advance have been se ured. hoers sco bio mo put te flig iii for t time in Natal sine Iota dsiaugrte : ish soldiers slept last night in Beer on top of captired bills, from which cles Can see right inte Ladysmith All ranks are eheouraged, an aol hei, Wwe s SPENCER nists Ltt 2. -—-—- MOVING haps with Goda’ WINSTON BULLER sie Up the Bombardment of ‘Kididcomatiey HIinVELEY CAMP Feb. 21.—The eee pr coiumn is uninte day, were forced from their last Soiith of the Tuvgela, resulting In rparreiex] The booers Watic vf at a whith ew ' Fustieor Bliat . eo, 21 » Esitishl aIvaneed tnf antry Was sn’ ‘fect severe musketry fire. but thev b lemt mover and the casualties were few Poers bold »rallrond rlalwana The Britt large quantilies of ammerunitly well supplied with fired running froca .% . ret ey ety = ? oy, . . . ’ te ’ , ance wilt! be half-hearted and that Ladysmith will ve reached in a few days. LONDON, Fe! eecaid edition Ladyvsinit Which says tha tes bombardment mtimues with unusi from RBulwans emall dames : (on fen fron rorwl splriis ave of Cen WELT »* ] nn | f aivance »? P. }euiles, CROWE HAS. DSNE English Military ecart Admits That the British Paid Dearly for Overhaulin g Him. Special Cable to the me ae hh. (Copyright TH) "e! iar.es Williams Leade: > with «3 on Sundays inferiv reyion « yesterday j has brous iit Te thas Se Men iro Nici Rel fomtcin, - oh Ma) have heen. re from Colesbereg ; Koffevronteirn hae Miaide U Vv severely for get him into a trap, tur Gens. MacDon- ani Kuox are wounded, nine officers kisted and 40 wounded. In my m.nd tnere can be nh doutit about the result, for we e three to ‘ommuiications are i [ _ Cronje « Nn pet ne Supplies ahd e-eehiurcements tur him d oft “Gen. Buller is gaining giound, but the actual relief of Ladysmitn {ts niet yet aestpile a.i rumors bw arom thes lie [t is impossib.e tu see ‘rooje in t.tme to influ- ad er Wil kin on, the Morning Post's ex- SilS SS: Phe soets ire LO Oppose ‘ ts. Tak ‘Yy mave te biioem: stud to con ventrat ing their fore. s Ti Cun, Lojane rn) Zunes the rai. ‘ay jromn Mianhpgs ire. oom ' Stundertoen and Hebe Geiburg to Nhroonetad., “The first result of Lord Roberts’ ad- Vinee is thue to releve the pressure on all gritish (gen. Warren, liner could not from ias CUY\ - forces, “unela Mites die iant Soon ia he ance the Boer intenable “Mon la¥Y Was at Paarde- tuiadt the main brit- elit Orially gives: Town cap? prominen public Ajipreai hint i correspondent says beet reasons for saying that hkeiv to th made vy to force easy terme for “4 holding out the threat of a Dut h “upe Colony. ’ the Jiritish deceive that they now have got a waikover. quarter of a million British tr Africa will not be too many “The more we sooner they | tne at 7h vi 2 ilhee etiaf the surer , is 10 Mean justice to every one, brut Or.tish like, and lasting o ace und certain pre sales ity te Soutwn « iri The indignant outburst cot rt eslieyune against Mr. ¢ ‘hamber, ain’s appearance at the memorial celebration continues dreds of protests are printed in to-day, It is Suxekested prradod ic Ir, Chamberia'n is present Dr. . eon (lan Maclaren) who preac! meinom al fernion, ehould take de themselves ‘the tragedy of Nuboth’s Viney ord for 14 hamberlain’s ation. Artiilery officers reseived hurry orders to- day to proceed to South Africa with wW ote- pound Maxim-Nordenfeld) guns. ——- -—@ NEWS FROM BOER SOURCES Ii Shows That Cronje Has Been Re- inforced and There Are Claims of Successes. Feb y= ved ithe Boer sce@he LONDON, News from Siate. Gen. De Wet claims to have captured In an attack aupon the rear guard of Gen. French's co.umn Iso ago of provisions vind ammMunitcan, OM ws dien igen. Cronje got through Message to WKomfyfontein, stating that he Was jsvsldlug uw! of his positions and that the cordon jad again been drawn around Kimberley. (hese advices came from the front on Sun- day Gen, Dutoit reports being defeated by the British cavalry column, which got Into retreated to Riverton, 16 miles north of Kimberley, with all his guns lost and seven men killed ONLY SOURCE OF MEDIATION Inspired Article in a German Paper Says That Only the United States Can Intervene. special Cable to the Post-Dispaicar. rgd set OO.) Feb, S—An article palpab!) RERLEIN, rerents the opinion of military and Govern- Slation im the @outh African war is Embroidered Flannels, ior Waists. We have just received twenty- rORWARD Boers Contest His Progress and Keen 1 ex-! may be} he raiie . inVest- | trove: =} sent oul tot and aatd ‘South Afri a after | , | tie lonitedd Stai rvops in Seuth | Pcertiactiks | the Wish ahd the 27-inch Frehch with = silk, Knots and five pieces of Flannel, embroiderea in Polka’Spots, Baw Fieur de Lis designs. Polka Spots: White on Navy, Light Biue Red o7) Cream, Pink, -$1.25 Bow Knots: White on Gsreen, Gireen, an Black on Purple, Lavender on Black...... Tan, Cadet, Lavender, Army Blue, Scarlet $1.50 Fieus Liss White on Biack, Navy, ( Tan, Navy, Navy, Biack am and Cuardi:ial.. die zreen, Lavender and Army Blue, Black on Scarlet and Cardinal— YUH DRY COODS COMPANY. Neckwear for Women. Exclusive Styles 1999. We are now showing an ex- ceptional line of Scarfs, Squares and twice around Ties for street and evening wear. Scarfs: 22x9) inches Crepe and Liberty Silk, Persian centers and plain borders, rs and Persian borders, piain colors, $2.75 and up Squares: 48x48 inches, Liber- ty Silk, India Crepe and Chiffon, in plain pink, blue, lavender, red, cream, black, $1.00 and up 14 to 2 vards long, and Liberty Silk, Crepe de Chine and Chiffon, hemstitched and embroidere2 edges, with or without fringe, in all the leading colors, 85c and up India with plain cent and afuil line ellow, wiiite, Ties: From Ching, Tafietas manship so superior, that season. DRY COODS COMPANY. Women’s We have marked large lots of our Winter Coats and Jackets at very great reductiow in prices. The materials are so good, the trinimings and work their purchase, even if they can be little used before next Department on the Second Fioor, $3.70 to $60.00. Jackets. we thoroughly recommend 53 CERM-P?00F WATER PURIFIER. THE “BOSTON ‘through " only acientist. PORCELAIN TUPES is mettod approved by = terlocking devi ice ever desired Used by famous hospita's and phssiciaas, and recoiti- smieanded by them ia Bostoo. New ork, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washivgtean. Mon- Deaver Geatiemen been using treal, New Oriéeags, and allietserAmer.caacitics. No time contract is easy to clean; it - Bat ‘tv is so minute that disease-breading yerms cannot pasa through the tube. No: ; : PARKER HOUSE. Beston, July 20, 1899 — We have Vacer Purifier forthe past six years and it has givea eatire satisiactiog. respectfully, signed, J. R. WHIPPLE @ CO. RENTALS from $1.00 PER MONTH UPWARDS PRESTON FILTER CO., 609 Locust St. permits isianiadiil sterilization; its No screw joint, but a simple in- »allowing a careful examination when- ~ We have equipped every fa- mous kctel in HBesteun, New Jork, Philadeiphia, Washiag- ton and the priacipal ches ef the Uaited Sta‘es, aad to-day ever 500,099 pcople are using the water from eur Germ: Proef Filter Systems ia the leadiag homes, clubs. embassies, eic., lo this ceuatry. the Bcs:oag Yours nor deposit askecl. They grow and cannot be excelled. I2 Packets of Selected Vegetable Seeds for 40 cents, postpaid. Send for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, mailed free. It gives practical information for the growing of Vegetables, smal} YOUNQ’S, Fruits and Flowers. 1406 Olive, St. Louis, Mo. only pessible from one side—-namely, from or group of na- “From any other nation, construed by tions. mediation woud be bens oe as an impcrtinence evident MctKiniey’s pece iver wtte ntion ‘The question is, has President Meh eourage to intervene? ction is certain, Why should he yea ‘neland ts displaying, Kreatest compla.sance hited States.” B. & 0. S.-W. R. R. Louisville and Cincinnati trains leave St. Louis daily 8:20 a. m., 8:CO p. m., 2:15 a.m. Dining car line. Modern sleepers. Parlor and Observation Cars on day train. Tickets Broadway and Locust street. ee DEWEY iN WEST VIRGINIA. Admiral Enthusiastically Received in Wheeling Despite Heavy Rain. WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 2—Wheel- Admiral Dewey Weal oer ing’ s Ovation to Was en- aithoug hn comditions thusiastic, were unfavorable Rain had been falling almost cont.inueusly sinee yesterday, mak ing it out of the Question ter start otee pra rade. Which had .premised to eclipse any- of similar natare ever Wilhessed in peaking and of one GD tie the sword subseribest for by the «i. Wheeling Was presented to Lieut by Admiral) tions incident to the dedi ‘ation of the tabiet commemorating the slege of Fort Henry o1 he last battle of the re yolution Were deliyv- ered. To-night Admiral Dewey will be ban- queted by the Sons of, Revolution. Busy Bee Bargain Day To-Morrow. Assorte i Chocolates, 10c a pound. ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY DESIGN. gens of bP Dodidridge ment of the Flag and Medallion. A decoration in honor of Washington s birthday whirh attracted considerable at- ‘tention in the downtown district was the one in the frong windo@w of the Post-Its- ‘hy Bullding It Was a large Ameftan da. beautifully draped. with 4 fine plasters asi of Waehinatons face in the center It was prepared by Mr. August Schuer- nann. one of the leading decorators in the “ity. His office is a: 220 North Graad avenue. interventon Wouid , a. ee 24 found U\Ver Yurk emigrant list andl was ch. on the ens until traced to a Ney, tine country heuspital Stops the Cough WORKS OFF THE COLD. Bromo-Quinine Tablets AND ] axative cold in one day. or aC. es . Rurton of 832 Weet > a tea Tuesday afternoon Sisley, fle'pe mee. W.. C Cramer ati ‘nmion assisted Mrs. Burton ile sats. cure @ Novo Cure, No Pay. Price She Albert Medical: Dispensary, 821 CHESTNUT ST... cor. — (Pozzomi Blug } For the Scientific Treatmen: aad Lere of Nervous and Special Diseases. Chronic All Diseases of a Dewev and the ora- | Mr. Schuermann’s Patriotic Arrange- | | =kin and H ' Blood i! | Diseases. Special Nature —_-,_ i] Privately, ately 3 and | Permanentty Cured. YOUNG MEN ' Who have been victims of solitary vice, that dreadful and = destructive hahit, ‘which annually sweeps to an untimely yrave thousands of young men of exalted talent and brilliant intellect, may cal] ou us with full confidence. MAKRIAGE. Married Persons or Young Men Contemplating Marriage, aware of Physical Weakness, Loss of Procreative | Powers, or any other Disqualification, 'Speedily Restered. He who places | himself under our care may confide in | Our Honor as gentlemen and conhdently rely on our skill as Physicians. REMARKABLE CURES Pertected in O'd ~ases which have been Neglected or Unski'tiativ Treated. Ba Ne Experimerts or Failures-Ge Office Heurs—-10 to 4. 6 te 8 Sundays. 10 to 2. Consaltation Confideatial, Free and Invited. CHARGES MODERATE, MEDICINE INCLUQED. NAN & KELLEY Undertaking Co., 2126.28 EGZASTON AY. Telephonee— Lindell, 156 M; Kinloch, D 142. o Sonnentel\'s 419, 421, 423, 425 N. BROADWAY. oak — — Bargains No neeil to mince words here. of our Winter — at We put on sale the balance lene th. 1D | the . ‘ost ae the hning in cante: pur cai asing. Winter Jackets. $5.00 Jackets, 9&¢. Tne balauee of our 46nt re stock of Winter Jackets that sold for 988 $5.00 on sale at $7.50 Jickets, $I. 98. The balance of a!! our $7.5) ani $8 00 Winter Jackets ss on on sale at $15 and $20 pe neti $4. 98. Your choice of all our finest Winter . ets in the house. that «old for $15.00. SIs OO and $22.00— 4, 98 on sale at Rainy-Day Skirts, Stvlish Rainy - Day Skirts, face: materials, walking lengths. ‘ailor stite Oot at bottom—worthb $7 pretty donble- | $3.98 Tailor-Made Suits. ang Out 1899 Styles. ‘iT choice of alot of Tailor Made Suits fat sold for $7.50,$98 50. $10 pet 12 poni o them ‘$3. 98 ail out to morrow—choice New 1900 Spring Styles Reautifal Appliqne Trimmed A lot of swe!) Bilk Sbirt Waists ‘n all colore han4- $2. 98 worth $5.00 some.y trimmme. Dress ~kirts, new box hack Very styliebh, worth $6.75 $3.98 New Spring Suits, rich!y appliqued in taffeta silk, stylish new spring eut, worth S18 0Uu— for Friday sale . 9a ? | BR NOT’S SPECIALS CSET E, |, 4 to 2 Misses’ Crack Proof, fair stitch, extended sole, square edge, lace, 1996 te 2okkicccee Misses’ Vici Kid and Box Calf, lace, ‘Brandt’s Foot Trainer, broad toe, tip of same, *4-inch heel, extension goods, 25c to 50c less. 91,35; sole, 1134 to 2 _ 50: gee NOTE—Sizes 84 to 11 in above Boys’ and Youths’ Satin Calf, lace, plain and quilted bottoms, heavy soles, solid wearers, 11 to 2and FI 25 ‘ 24 to en Bovs’ and Youths’ extra quality Satin Bals., broad toes, tip same, double sole extended, wear proof, 11 to SI hf) 2 and 24 to 54...... , Roys’ and Youths’ Eureka Calf, Bals., full wide coin toe, tip same, extended soles, heavy, *Brandt’s Pride,’’ Gl 75 P 11 to 2, 24 to 54.. We solicit an inspection of these goods. G. BRANDT SHOE CO. win Cor, Broadway 60 TO 600 MILES SAVED. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RICHARD A. MCCURDY PRresiDENT STATEMENT For the year ending Decembr 31, 1899 According to the Standard of the Insurance Department of the State of New York INCOKE Received for Premiums ° | = $44,524,519 28 From all other Sources - 134,365,457 99 $55,599,027 21 DISRURSEWENTS To Poliey-holders for Claims by Death - $15,629,979 43 To Polle y-holders for Endow- meuts. Divideads, etc. - 10,7%9,057 12 For all other accounts . - 32.2279,444 13 $33,597,420 68 ASSETS United States Bonds and other Securities - First Lien nenne oa Boad aad Mortzg Loans on ae ead other Bee curities .« ° Loans ow Compasy’ aPaticies Real Fatate: Company's 12 Office paltags, and other wreper: tien « 23,156,625 06 Cask in Banks and Trost Com 13,012,455 02 pacies - Accrued taterest, “Pet “Deferred 6.969.687 41 $501,844,587 63 I remiuis, etc. ° . LIABILITIES Policy Reserves, etc. Contingent Gaarnntee Fnnd + 47,952,048 1 Available for Satneyaes Divi- dends . . e 2,180,000 60 $301 S445 037 53 537 68 $173,185,461 74 74,794,821 63 4.220.000 00 4,574,656 66 $251,711,988 61 Iasorance and Anazities in force : ° - $1,052,665,211 64 I have carefully exomined the foregoing State ment end fim! the some to be correct. hab lutics calculated by the losurance Denartment CHARLES A. Paetrian Auditor ROBERT A. GRANNISS Vice-PatsornT General Manager ad Vice-Preaident Treasurer a luary Wartrer R Citterre Isaac Fk. Liovn PRepFeRic CROMWRELL Faorny McCLIN TOC € JOHN C. ELLIOTT, Managing Agent, Chemical Building. Eighth and Olive >ts., T. LOUIs, MO. —__ DEATHS. GAIAAGHER—Fntered into rest on Weines tay. Feb. 21, at 8:45 «. mw, Thomas J. Gallagher, belovedt aen of John J. Gallagher ayd Mary Gallagher (nee Dooevan), aged 15 sears aud 4 wmynthe i) take place from family ree! 4 eet ead Menlttgag scl on be a_f Pobont Fed 23 e a. mm, to Leo's Churebd, ; to a me Cemetery. "brat respectfully ia- vited. leceased Was & member ef St. Leo's Young Men's SBuodality CURRAN Wednesday, om Sal 2. 1900, at be p. m., Pollee (fficer Joseph J Carran, * z years anp@ 8 manths, bellowed bustand of amie Curren (#ee if-rechman), soa of Mre, Mav . wr- ren and the laie Jena Curras, brotber of lijam, a a -— ——g Curras, Mra. Geerge Berk and re. James Cronin The funere! wiil tobe piece, Sete Saturday. Febd- rueary 24, ot 6:40 a. =@., residence, | St Teresa's (hureh, 1717 ey w av.. .& Frieuds are ia- ‘ Cvlvury Cemetery vited to atten _--— 1 DU VALI. iw a bev 22. Tow, ' | | i bal Lath ali | 1 Vabia see ‘ vei’, bat ai! Leuvull te feesideve an fuveral will be giveu. “1. 19000, at 37 years. bebruury 2d, at 2 Pp m, Miey er Undertaking t0., Frieuds invited tw attend, MAGIIRE On Thursday, Feb 22. 1900, et 1:30 m . Mre Mary. Maguire nee Rogers), beloved fae af ary) Sickel and Michael Ma- Saturday, 24th from res dence kel PNtE 7 . elInesday, Februar S beeracd rts ; ti, aged * Pouetat = thhir * wee ¢ muUleud ‘ ili” chads are invited alitiend HANVVWMEIN- On bi, | aa jh ete bmte A Luiniet li ep lbltas leue wotive of Tui T? needa - ‘eb 22. 1900, at 2 6. t iamtmen, Widew of tue ed into rest oo Thureday, Feb. Heury Leife.d, beloved husband ; Moelliabtuck) from fambly rest- avenue, Saturday, Auguelioe « Church, teegce jaiives atid {rieuds ja- Liit bi. -hotet ut 4 u li i ici) bet Wedae@wiay, Feb 2). Libel ier nee 10 a. @., q) jttied bear ve ’ ii sii’ \ite ts . ‘ “tai Bi tsead iad miteet ed ' , qT thence to Cal- “eh invited toe at- . afieuus ate * “was g8 member of St. Anos »- 21. 1900, at 8 daujhier of the » acer of Ma- bial b 7 aan lay -» 22. at Sa mm, Jobe helluva} Rusabhan of Fllen W gler (hee he ; — 2 Aly ] fx j ’ liane } Fr . Joba - Richard Wh ah '. Thomas ¢ W alek. and Mre i Punmerai 2423 Dickees street. Ba'' Mri iget’s Cbured (henner lie eased Preach 126 B«ialit Hen Juse and lew Anges (\a).) papers please cops. ee reetdence. ' A and At) 3 Jveeph's Married on's beloved heshe of amt eon of Mre. eter Weber, WEHFR Charlies TE Weber Mre Effie Weber inee Weert) Maria Weber and the iate Wednesday, Feb 21. eat S ww S... tie ST years Peperal from rraidence, * North Teeth aifeet Saturday. ie’ 34, ot @B rr. a te Dediie lon laine Uoumatess. zESC H-~Anesa Zeech (neo ‘Liedaers. hbewved wife of Contac PR Fev. ww. r Fusscel,from residence, 4677, Basten arenes,

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coe OS wap POLL LG LEE ER LOE LEE ates a rE are THURSDAY— sr. __ LOUIS POST- DISPATCH-—FEBRUARY 22, 1%. ISSUES IN TRE i | for M Umbrellas : = Women NEY] r AMP AIN A Seasonable Sale of e 9 * Ladies’ Mackintoshes. a z.. | | inety-= wid Trusts, Imperialism and the ) {$5.00 Ones Friday for $2.00. Each|Cents Each) a Money Question. All new, fresh, “egaae _ Rae Pn ye just in time for the antic ipated ven oe ceed ce naa led po ae, excepting. ot cml ERY wet weather-—-al] made oS styieen Enxlish and Scotch mixtures, special occasions. Here thew are: Sizes 26 and 28-inc h—Gloria lrown and tan colorings— every one with larye Cloth and Silk— Prince of Wales and VIEWS OF PARTY LEADERS. doubie- —_— watt yf me on Ae SZ. 00 Princess handles, steel rod and paragon frame — 95¢ vet collars All fer =. -—. ——— : LAL LAL LAL ALA ON lll, DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMEN TO THE POST-DISPATCH. Opinion Is About Unanimous That , Bryan Will Be the Nominee and | He Is Expected to 3 "i Win. — THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ \ WORTH OF MERCHANDISE FOR LESS THAN WE oduall REPLACE THEM. AWASHINGTON, “Vet 22 Post diisnat But, Then, They Are Remnants, Odd Lots. Short Lengths and One or Two of a Kind Thines—Cood to You but No Cood to Us. WASHIING TON, be COrTEsperiick iit Hite re aa Wee Tye tra eet i ’ siete dilie aie die aia atip ate ae a Democratic Nathonal Committers on this aguestions that sheowld tbe put ote the Ire >) 4/ Byte party. ty hve amt ng cudgel The Great Weekly | A Great Skirt Bargain. For One tundred Wemen. A Chance to Buy and wer ee ot SMinanusit Mones, trests | A fair size? lot of lates’ elegantly made Crepoo and Wool Plas Skirts 100 W rappers at Just Half Price. 2 ee ney rialism Fog 9 anol — ive “ite r. ! Silk Remnant ) . a with Vox plaited backs--well tarlored—full Pa a m1! lot fur es toulfet Bat here thee are: Sieneeeee eee Housekeeping Necess ities ned ati w-ivet fice wmuch is it worth’ Fulle $5.00° t | effects, finely tri oj. velvet veke, wi arro yom to rT} , ; | Were trouadto bein i> pes Te-Morrew (Friday) will produce great bargains, ih ae a $. lo? Down Cushfons, with musiin ing. e fiiied. | closed out in two lots Ladies’ Kid Ye — me C™Nrsbfons, ISKXIN [? . — Hosiery. en See ee See Gi’ Cushions, Wenw helieve there wil) be any opposition t all sorts and leagiks, tor Mr. Bryan | Clarke Howell, Gieorgia: Trusis, imper.al- . . ° i ixm, militarism and the menev question Trimmings, Waists Gloves, 5O¢ Pair. An Opportunity tO Clothe ce. £ de tent believe Be and Skirts. aie h il tte curcene tor'son in, | CO BOS Fee beeen. silver question can te shely Seme half price. ethers mot quite half price. some less than haifprice. Bargaias? les inuces! $2.00 Couch Covers for $1.25. ~ loss of five or ix Southern States . , 4 rare!y before -Come pre ‘ fo tbuv free: . : net think the convention Will ge As Tar : : of beautiful quality wi , erly snappe d ; raame a er: 8 Arniicw ov Four Bargaia Tables in Our Bows ard Children's : vd “>! . ; th Clothing Departmen = Tiird Fioer. ugainst imperialism as is generalis ne , these prices-— Heved. We should make 4a aeclharation re- z mater ol, » it} . gmarsiinnge tlre Pialipepeime ss thie ime as we 60 50 and 25 YVard dah OKs oni ve PSEC: Bi Bargain Table No. |. aid with Cuba. Bryan will unquestionably . yee wy i broken ¢ r. ' An odd lot of Small Boys’ be the normines, i wtih ' ogg’ BD Middy Vest ~uits, Reefer sins, paella ape 3 ; 7 hae “units. Double - Breasted . and 6 sizes only Not many of them. enough probably to list the entire Halt price Friday o¢ day unless we have a bigger rush than we anticipate, CHILDREN'S 18c quality Black Male of eretornnme, With «deep knotted tringe all around, leh PRPerstan and Criental effects as gon (otton Howe, bro en srsortment | nee. thet ° am near! ' ye pr oe i Pi a we Pe, eee Friday but we must close them out S$. 25 Fe Phompeon, Nebraska: Trusts, im- ° In Cotered , ,; , ADIES’ 1§c quality Blac ot- Chelce for perialism and the thoney question Mil] ibe lrttediing {ree " i Knee- Pant “Suite and ton Hose, moat large sizes— the issues } Mryan will be nominated, I] a Cl] TTS Dress Goods, reeilalt Wav at TS. ‘3! aud ad 50 SO Kore’ storm Collar Reef. MEN'S i7Zcua juality C otton Socks, “ul ma. VA alsh, low a 3 Viaoneyv, triists and pair . 7 Friday Ss | rice > ere siz. Sa 80 Me wha‘ bre some aftr inex. otbers slate col- pair. Rope Portieres Cheap empire will be Che leading o=> 4. TP deo ment Closed out so cheap Friday that what we have should it's worth a few minutes of sour time to ken. but we can fit bows 3 ors and black. ; satis 7 find out whether we have your s ze or not. to S years. alxo Love lSto MFN’S 34¢ quality (‘otton \ Goch: in stripes, A ne —_ — fuse #9. fn ate ~~ — verre wep AQG)JUStADLe for 4 Ua euteie «oars eva tataPury «te - believe the Monev ptemt lan Wil eritey + Oy fand probably will) be sold out before closing time " ‘© ’ ‘ | ‘ i js ’. ss ** " » sin nt 4 7 7 r : "re l the campaign as mach as lid im J liere {s the “‘Roval Spread. Will vou come and see If we have —thea vou get a graad bargaia. is years. ia double tans and fast blacks— 15¢ iadihes, eaten - wi ~— ns de oud as to amd mmatton Cobhorin tI eavyvy cords an SA ( ocratic party. Tf tt ois it will result: in Ready for. sour choosing Fridav—BGareain prices oa. sh Sia : | ne oe gi. , CH'LDREA’S 0c quality Black Cotton Hose \ breasted stvles -- Reefers Less than half price, pair | 1 imperialism will t th I i in thie Hen Gver-vargnces: Aalic ‘’ ‘ i> ; “te * any i be entire | . . $1 19 Heusewife and Hotel- , many in tbe, enti To Price Jus: ane-third Friday, pair : there is no «eloubt of Bryan's tromiunation - = t these goods ix $2.0 each-- Frway, only Linen and White in the Kast. fabric the Friday's price will be. all-wool materials—made Bargains that lets of womea will fiad it just 220) pairs— 1 sell F’ri- ilar con tle PPagcifthe «exaet athe met ! COMBINATION MATTRESSES -- mace of Bargain Table Ne. .3. INDIA LINEN, 1 to 6-yard lengths, © whoee of lurze na-sortment of colorings. liryan will Weil it 7) (our Word fer it -you ll be wel) repai.l f - vour J. J. MeHatton, Montana: Silver, trusts . ‘es re ; “ ; ines 464 X. » order named ‘ ; . , , Hose, broken assortment of styles- 25 fm) Portleres are vours fo: ee ere Cede lmand ee “ Selatan. a / ° ~~ e }- 4 $2.50 Portleres are yours fui , ' ) bape oy) 2 keeper in St Louis eo come early and getn $3.50 Portieres are yours The passage of the fittanmetal bill by tire 1”) four-vard Shirt Lengths of ali-Wool rare bar $4. Portieres are yours for present Congress wil effectually set at rest checks and mixtures —regular price for | 69 To see the follewiag four bar- guip choice 90 ‘ ‘ urs for. rene te thet incuen ia the gains that we shall offer Friday. Friday Sliver “ati lated myi.e Th fhe* TSNSideesR Ft thre 1m) four-vard Skirt Lengths of jure wool homespun. BLANNBTS—size 1()-4—white wool, heavy a R West, but imperialism will ‘Se the feature plain and olatd-—the most popular and fine quality. regular price $2.75 > pair— Bargain Table No. 2. Goods emnants. More of those $.3.00 Druggets . ie of season—regular vaiue ] 95 having but about 170 paire, ‘- a Altin serviceable leagths at Remasaterices. : « meee, ee ae Heng an 5 ay wAgey og of ne $3.40) each Fricay, only ‘$1. 5) Pair | Boys Knee- Pants gt sd Friday for $I. 95. * ~* s ATS iife ; +’ pera ; — ’ . Saad east by Conventions of nha tormn. Wik e / BI WHITE nh gaad SPREAD S—verv large from tali.ors remnante« protitebie fo secure. Friday Inst we 8014 eome 1 of these Driggets at $1.% is an issue in the Mast mftent not be in the Skirt Patterns a ack peda “nd t — ooo qual: ity. now worth 30 cents and 75 cents pai ISG oe ag wren petals a 2 to G-yard and all buvers were deighted with their purchases, . . 3s 3 - ‘ ‘ ;_* its? ’ | e . ex ys te 8— goo va ue ’ , Yard Skirt Patterns Im mohair and wool wear for years—some are Remade Os aa aoe: wees ag age Maga , / pe apt il goo worth 12 1 PO ee eae reason for seliing at 81.9, we went istrution toward bu - the bhoer War 2 nadiew billet pins 60 on corners— good value at $4.75 $2.9 and our reg pr ge — s a , Fach \ TLURAPY RED DAMASK. fast color, 115 to aan ot she war 7] 5 = hos , r+} ‘meri —DeGy ser . osed Out Friday 2 3-vard leagths, worth 25¢e ‘d-- o— che ° we hostiic to the seit : : a ; ° SSeS. « .. Friday at amin ae OI se Need one er more? at, eack can people. Secretar pee’ r. ctions = oiatuneee” a ' FEATHER PILLOWS- size 29x26 inches, Bargain Table Ne. 4 ‘ Friday £ with the National «it: ank ' her 4-Yard Skirt Patterns ~'" 52-inch granite «uit- with good line gray and white feather z . . . } BLEACHEO DAMASK, {'., to 3-yard ‘ . ing— filliag and best grade ticking—weight. t} One lot of about 175 G: HE Caps in fancy mixtures smn Ma lengths, worth 50c yard - 30¢ Piles of Remnants aod Short Lengths banks of New York «¢'1 arousing an- Sion , tagonistic potaboil . ~e ot? ie | dt lis \« We novelty weaves—cheviot ery “ pr id @ pounds to the pair—e lean and - jorless— and p ain hiue- ase 3 emu! ar Oe caps- Friday Will nominate and elev ‘ irvan 34.390 pattera Friday regular price $2.75 pair—200 spleadid fur school wear. riisisiichnine 10¢ NAPKINS, Bleached Damask. an odd lot Madras, Tapestry Swisses, Silkoline, Hungarian Cloth, @eice Fridszy Peter J. dhey, Virg nia: Silver woli be the “7 —In 42-inch Ddlistered c‘osed out $1.00 doz. Napkins, perfectly clean— C‘retonne Panel Laces, Savoy Laces, ete.—a closing out cdominant issu: Trust: i nperialism 4-Yard Sk irt Patterns Piervla Friday at $I. 95 Pair heated sas bean at. dez 75¢ of vs rs serviceenble goods at . will also be discussed. Bryan will be nom- Satoe- new stylish — 4. 5 SES Reroiicens. staetacnaccies: 1e. oe ee B. NUGENT & BRO, DRY GOODS CO., Broadway, Washington Av. and St. Charles H lf aad Less Tkhaa a Halt Price. We cannot win with free silver we cannot are Shor leo: «The financial ee ere eee PRIN SP ONAL PINAL OLN ALD PRN LRM NAA ASN LRN IANS question will be tite great issue. Tam for Trvan. We would lose many Stutes if we . - - Delinenemnas ali = eonstittion by seme process th made 1: maaan? Alaska, instead of anearing we a @ttempted to shelve silver. “ . Downsend, OGreszon: (t is not oniv : necessary that our convention ane FP a i ditfere lit from at mere °° rite It js Tht) bs little lan by of Porte I? lew * Ag: Li. Clare against trusts, bur ft is also meeessary , ONY necessary to say that in : the long are asked to pass the bill tnat the question that we slrould thry.d 1 reipedy for therm sathe of a ‘CTSIONS concerning yee constitu- Calo come before the Supre me Court. That ' There are many issues in ch ; Neage pliat- | Tage ng Bhan _ “ vt * > es te the act on o detract anvthive from wha “ ave . vad ek dhe ; SCI S. M it *a wlitica e} heretofore declared for. Alglh veh v after the Loughooroueh vi me’ The SupramMe } Gaovernment. Nye ingle sa one "ie 1c Me | candlk late , ' - | : “again, When Califernia hemime ct | of the eour’ re ndered in times : ‘rrsiory, decided that the rule of uniform- ¢great political stress that - nem P , ms er) m ‘ s ». : "4 ‘ \ Thee Pee 1: : Are @ ipsers , , toda! lt aoe perch th ae Repu { nie ? ae, to = Ga are gag sagas man had ne rights Which a . on o> Cotatred rth See pint, fall 1 «ompnourd ‘ ha ~ Senato t Tillm; So (‘aro| ; Sales eter ae ene Chern sat bound by any ay tion upon its power. in “J think you are unduly alarmed about p ]e*} en af soampaian. | have na | Ww L MAKE | [De constitution he case Is conciusive, the effect of extending the principle of con- | Paine’s Cel dea aaa uheiaude: & made the tssues of this campaign. I have neo THE PRESIDENT OULD lar as jJinlivial nuthority iS concerned, al stitutional liberty wheeever our ane float: Svrap of Figs . yo hd 4. HAZEL. FADTIOON has no equi ul fo sh happe For tough ! e i . . | ' ; : » § ‘@ een eeete boerrela Di bee nsen’ s Double - ee ee choice for President, epart from Bryan , ; ix : ; oa ’ rive ww > ‘eo oF Py go ire : % ol | ° . , P , a : aki) i he hat 1; : A. W. Clark of Indbina. who holds the SUBJECTS OF PORTO RICANS. ne + pri ‘ regard eRe Svs Seen aRCee +; Bur T say tha: if we must give Lp eititer. | py y ' s ren blair hr ll sere. ; Proxy of Commitieeman Shanklin. Anti- | SISPMina Tin Meee or Gee cin ttron | constitutional liberty han been preserve Tor 29 a eee FOUNTAIN SYE INGES, finest quality, a@axtra heavy ribbed 6 ives’, anti-imperialisim, free silver and the | -—— sprang, tne words of the taxing power, ‘}toous ate price in blood and treasure greai- | po VS che, Aoube. rel age ed. every one guaranteed, $1.4 to $2 value } Pdisiilledt Pox protec ‘thon of the ore lumental prin iol ‘ere - pe ‘ition of thelr meaning, tac er than the value of a thousand arechipela- ; inkh rn Compo “a a. . +s 4-quiart, $l, S-quart 0. Quant teh Baze 1 ‘pints ¥s C f eres ; ‘ , eng ne of authorities which deny the ex-: goe ' | si vtios mulsion arsre. : 5 ~~ a. sen ‘ — » fee ‘ . . : ate ii; | ee _ “4 *te eset i? he , oe a a ‘ . . P P . — : vig) - : the Republi tle ‘ Ww ] a Line ] tices, ? Strong Denunciation of the Policy of ‘. tence of bsolute pow er 11 i‘ongre ss. jt js ow “ are considering t} 1 Case at tet a: he Lis = ne : } Ties Rib! , } Rit ter? Iie ‘ W mate r ages, tiie ve ry bes hy = I) j A } i : Se an is my ehoice. i , tun Stace eee. ) Kise : ’ ie = tere | Ss buy and worth froin $1.0 co $2 for two days, 4-quart, 61 2. Rose Perfumed Cold Cream 1. Dudley, Texas: Free silver, 16 4 Imperialism From a Leading clear that the theory of despotic power is | ritory whieh ts a part of this continent, ad- | Mt Sogo dont S-quart, $1.15; 2-quart ° . : : f er, , Pp absolutely repugnant to our imstivus tris |} mitted to be within the wmatural radi us of | o tiny, “a eo “a A lia : ee vag beet i | es ve oon but we are asked to pass this bill becwuse > our pelitieal action, and of great) impor- | Nestle’s Food, 2 f hay e gutraltee every s'ringe and water hottie to seveueel , te] noor bring it back and get a2 new one FREE. anti-imperial: ~ Fi» Urey Woodson, Kentucky: Pree silver, | WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.- The speach of : ‘tion forever taxing the people of Va.ue, « dozen Ko te 4 . ’ “gr Abov onl 2 Ghctedaa ; oa et : Ree ; mominer. a Brsan as (08) Me Mecall of Massachusetts, Republican “Tom i : : . Hu: if we are to tax chem there j eS ore Only & few i rew EXTRA FINE 1. 2 £2 HAIR BRISHES Me otis Sik Tiss oi tat te +’ Piaaase ; Po morow. and to-morrow in to-morrow, ¢ } ‘? ; , sc" " taa07 " . ‘ : pF tat ie , t ‘ at AKLZ (I { ; 1 ~~ | Om ae j ‘ es oP ststs Sh ee : ’ - a4 ‘ f! “oh s 1iai ive e vinlel Liesl ingveer With fis choob lence tae = tow things 1th Wille h pre =), tois eount Ps Hlow lor v4 wi)] lye beef isaae | me con hs he W . 4 ; nib, ef TH Pe ong: aa LU ; ; ; ; ¢ oe ae ‘ ‘ i> abtiagiter: i ole ‘ef, " s a= 7 " . : . . 4 ‘4 ae ? ‘ ot? Gi oa 2 oa. ’ eh i ‘ i y? ft? ‘ si ‘ re wit ° Dine the ) a Tr tt ax te the pending bl, but he was com- ™ crastination is so much | some pow will demand thea a af-cln 4 pe eis 6 oh “gic : pe nd a tiontteeeenal . he te yeah eliter OFCOe ie MeV apestionn ten thee back ‘Hed ¢ lixsent because tt Involved noth- fuev be ress ized? The representatis aft the } ’ irAg “Ty Pabae yes Bcigs a ee 7" yeu are sure of around, Trusts and the lmmerialisth poltey 6 1 th tine prey , ition that Cor ores | induigesd as in let- those ; ests | ‘ lex I a ’ - a” we gs go mat ' es tees th Pell rel 1” BE ae | hiv Kind we timer? , . a v .our pre. : 3 ine ~s Mati eiie Peeeelee.. at i at \ : . - eG . ° ; : as et hat ee ; ‘WwWHoers gi ‘ . . . ' . ae : “el tine Administra eenr. \\ }! In) my O}) Ticddh, j Peg othe 9 «9 “i ’ rerpitories aft the ° ; ter writing. \W\ Cc | Congress CANS ao rer’ o> ‘ . a 4 *~ . # . ‘ : =e ‘ . ’ ' ' @ ihe , re 1 , , 1) Tle, = “s ae - ; : : ' , ; Jobs .? he ed eonmarge af the old ' rel store for t] a ' ‘ ' ' ihe Pominant Issu- an will be Siates had absolute power unfettered aoe . Or | by : . : | | ive my ‘nage ¢a to Ww ite ) ‘hve e re our Subje = t lye nominated , Vof the Constitut AN. “rere ease, em va ly — 7 poniey re ecan't af- erive «of Ute [Pri tativtis «of the otras ic lo Uias fo-morrow and mri q , douot tnat the taxes Wil wie ord to not « ra nt ogame H ig ge te v) e auestion is not, does the Constitution : 4 more atd more for the benefit « thre reese’ , oe tradi CHANGE OF HEADQUARTERS, (or cen etd oer it sect ae \ tomorrow creep |Iniresis tn this country aid tu hapless | ft r. 1A 9) a allele ° Can Congress, Whileh is the ereature of the on and we eople 7 re tod by met) t] FROS JOHNSON S, - 518 O lV Principal Terminal of the Baltimore (stitution, dv Chose things waicin it pro- neglect it. | tiry FAO FOCeIye She ror eas blessings | | ° j ’ hibts ;' , : , This is bad |: | ot acd Weiss Gackt: Peaenaii ie & Ohio Will Be in Chicago. A great deal of learning and mu. n of | ; 7 ‘ough aes en beat | oa Gh Ty) ae See TRY OUR QUICK MAIL ORDER SERVICE. CHR AGO, Keb. 7% Chicago ise to he the irelevant bag been expended in dis the meaning of the teri “United States.” the corres- rincipal terminal and headquarters of the Patent te ic mati flaltimore & Ohio Ritlroad This is the re- is patent ary Ae or Or eee Pebe aon ee pondence 's eult of j ecoteric of lo . i} , ipital Tr. having TT Le ’ go tie | lla | a > 4 obtained almost a majority in the com- he of ANPeS GMIePent ses ee charac 1»: ; any. tert ut there is é and - ness in its ¢ laracter, vit when it con- a 7 bbe 4 ee se AR OCW = JURC?; cerns the vital issue of health it is in- = ye ra de nie ee News rh. Marg | | ; ALASKA WORKER And that { ~ ie . pier Lhe > j r. . . st et : | : . | S14 . ne ss MW. is ¢ ause ad and heprt uy} ly t « Reslted chee 3 wricle ’ a written can? tf if '} jen? : oO} thousands of weak worme n ‘enestilids and sick women made well, and ee ol 4 re \W hen she titi. ilis lise «i\- ihe power to tax and «reate barriers “ it y- strotig, ; — es : ; A, | 48 oh — ry ™ oh 2 * ere ! ic ri A ‘ “ASE, she als; anal Me “al ‘ otk c our dominion imainast trade ee heat’ . 1! vou nieall two “ rite to morrow : j . ; ‘ ; " d ; ¢ ng — . ‘ i >» ache , } 1} at a et i. 2 m > 4° > s* ii . , i . and finding Postum | aging Cotfee in the fe oy or ee ey eee aecly ttl Write to-day Your ietter will be ati rh oir fvias - : ' NORTHCOTT HAS OPPOSITION. ite P . an ae Constitution te an .. , ' to prevent the deliver e+ » Per Ss to T? d ie yi . Uetessman Curtis hag Hs ME a tap Ag Pt pines f° 2* enator 1eodore §. Chapman Will; .° lari counties and wll stores, took be 4 its lsc. The powe r of taxation Alles the The layered read in rivate. it« contents guarded as She says: lcomn a! : exerc! re conferred In the same sl 1 ; ! . ‘ } ~ ~ i 4 ts exercise A ‘ontmence, att an answer | ; inca sb enced using it once a sara ‘ : Again Contest With Him. baile the ta aria he Sathea’ cee =. s he alley can- a day tor two months, then twiee a day ne power extends. a reves promptly mailed vor in a plain envelope | are opp ite My ryan the PERSE YVELIE,! I i " ‘ » ‘* ‘ : A ' : ; 7 y=} ah ol } “orn " 4 7 - ethal 4 i, 4 ‘ 7 *\ ; a ] only weighed xo pounds when T started if Congress has the power to levy duties without anv printin upon it Address let ft event ty bias be , 3 o- a , heel la ind) National . alo, N.Y rm. O ne | Phewdlote S. Chapman § annhoun 8 Bp age eee : (ce 6D ponents § declare : tsk ot Fede tog ) : Reput hie _ ta hess . ‘Ty wil result im his elieu- amd could hardly get up and Riikes the (ever an aren ete ces vp eae . then Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bu the rt of unitior sto thvt sume an neoemninatioa tu . ' mw rule att « ‘When I wrote you about my ailments I was , ~“ vee tits ati arty leader in the State. stairway \tter oO ‘ | SaIrw a! > ot 2 leaving i cotice : and iea. This is in accordance With the pri- liviue in Richland, lowa. writes Mrs M Vas. T si Me ty Peep 2 (deine beginning tile tse 49] ] oOstiny. | tern uy tary rules of construction Ptist the slecis- tine ‘of CY he south Liberty Street (alesburg 1? spi sa , >. e ra Pd ; ‘ rely apmnan Wos & canmiida e f r thie hed the work tor cight men | umproved | tens of the heey ese “aawebalt Se EOS ‘| took six bottles of Dr Pierce's Favonte Pre. | Primary, Secoadary or Tertiary Bloed Polson | ee es ek.) | on «geinet the Hon, W. A. Northeast! adilv, and in Decén P pe above question. Jonn Marshall, as great @ scription. tour of the Golden Medica! Discov seatiy nite pea +i epi ty Sa cae in IkS and came within a few votes of ne or Aa hic evember last weighed jurist as ever sat upon the bench, de- ery road four vials of Dr Pierce « Pleasan' Pel. | gem té0 gt pnd ges s ary BAN ina? aad: — a FREE A BEAUTIFUL lL j et . ~ typ i ts a than I have sored os lauenboronah vs. Blake, thas leis) Before I had taken four boities of the fale ein ase sab Sate ace lelligye 3 ) ; CALENDAR. .. weighed im 2! years. My tace is round | the rile of untformity in the imposition o ‘Pavorite Prescription’ 1 wasa acw woman | Tereet. p ano Cot eee SS tee Mere pe Suen! a . 6 " a8 % duties exiended to the territories. A fan- cannot make pen describe my heartfelt grati- ag en = ~ eee Senaree <4 CURTIS WINS “OVER BAILEY. anes to ae and P aad coute in eadv in line t va! ; . ~etage and pack! aad in the First Kansas District wewi'll mail vou ove of the moet dainty and ruck ly Irie ids sa if if Was not tastic theory which has been discovered tude, bat will confirm the truth of ail I say if . for my Bray hair | would pass for 30 very | by same modern jurists within eighteen those who write inviuse stamped eavelope for San som Rem EDY Co. Senator Macke ti day: “T| «| Result a oe mb Phere is no doubt that the words monthe, holds that this opinion of Mar- reply.’ ae? a y es ter tiie ne. i } oe “WP runt rea az th St Serious to Cy Leland. se pve Pere aoa + ap = soeic Temple. icoge, iMiment in favor «af ! trian MeN ; 3 é ? colors « evi es | bk enagntag a | TOPRWA, Kan. Feb. 2% Returns from The Abbey Efiervescest Set Ce, y —E——eEEEE——E————eE——eEiEewwrS . ehalls Was a mere dictum, and that the on the famous trademark, ‘It makes red | district af Columbia, in regard to which . agg * Age ee a natural aid | gs; g59000). We solicit tbe mem ebet Weds? | ing. and I think toere te to toate to beauty. ey clear the complexion. | essed ths weret cases te ib te 35 days. 100-page Book Pree | our delegates will be .nstructed ‘im. the primaries tn the First Congressivnal _ 8 15 Murray at . New York City. blued,’ are truc.” ite ; ny b Ave ee he decision was rendered, got under the C claneennenaiinen “ : ; ast ada — a a wees. Cale, ee ee

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— ~~ ——qwW~ a A a oS eae — AX ore ~~. 7 me ee eee ee I I IED — ‘BROWNING, KING & CO, BROADWAY AND PINE STREET. conomy Is Wealth. Price without quality is poor economy. Inour make of Cloth- ing you will find the best wearing qualities, yoked to bot- tom prices—and style and fit equal to the finest custom made. MEN’S OVERCOATS. rons me wells AND KERSEYS— J $12.00 cut to AND BL ACK KE RSEY— | $10.00 ert T.......... |. $800 MEN’ S SUITS. FINE WORSTEDS AND CHEVIOTS— — $15. OD cut to Prviaaet CHEVIOTS AND CASsI- | G10).O0 G sovtedt uae he be MIXFI) C ASSUME RE. } $6.00 MEN’: > ‘TROUSERS. eagle ee a LINE WORSTE erm om ie $3.50 GOOD ALT WOOL. ¢ iy . i ‘oi "$3.00 and $2.50 | ~ Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Overcoats and Reefers [a Cut to about HALE PRICE. " Advance styles in Boys’ and Children’s Fancy Vests— Sizes 1 to 18 years. a — TRUCE “IN KENTUCKY, |: ——_— Zp -—-—-— o- = = oo SOS OOS Oa oe ee FOR THE GREAT WHITE FAIR SALE! WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE GREATEST FRIDAY TRADE IN THE HISTORY OF OUR STORE. SELF INTEREST LEADS SHREWD AND CLOSE BUYERS TO ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST STORE ee ™. White Fair Sale. | | For the White Fair Sale. —_—— - ’ es /iZ 3 - ae Hand kerchiefs. f 7 lain . SAN Nv VE = : | Surpassing Reductions in New goods at old prices, making it an un- P 7 peerage iM Pw we Be et pe %. ‘ 7 = commonly interesting sale Friday. + hem S Fo ‘ = t." eS. : ~ 7. 7 a — z eta , orsets. > SE EO Oe a of —— -_—_—s -——— LL PAAAAASADSASA DS, Lies Women's Fim! roidered Handkerchiefa--also plain linen hemstit: Nees valine from 7'.cto “a loe-—White Fair Sale Pr ice, 5 | Friday (each) \ ; y : ¢ ete ; ; Se iN. . valt pe) Hand - 4 ° 2 ‘a Ss > kere! hiefs, value lin —Woite Fair C —_ “. emer .49 1 = — . $1.50—sizes 24 to s0—all ate Price fe se : eae Ss es Ete > 70 at ee ug , ; ied: é £9 at one price Frida Wonne s Embro loved Scalloped nied. a ; ; ' — ay e«- Lace Fdged, valine loe—White Fair ‘ ie : : 1. B. Figured Corsets—sizes 21 to -a.e T*) ‘- Mega ring forrsttinsh amet SIXTH AND WASHINGTGN AVENUE | 30, were $1.25—Priay Tr Certs: —_ ————e ee ee ASAASeadaded lots of R Gc: cc. = and Vt ge — An opportunity of purchasing a season’s known requirements now tm ep seomagld Dept. Shirt Waists y and save fully one-quarter of what the future cost is bound to be. ee ee At Half Pri y We have done some phenomenal price-cutting for this sale. See [5c 5e Spires of Fine . Camiric W, t tla rice. ‘ oa ‘a 4] ay oa et oe Th) SEE eae Trae aoe x low as we quote here: Rule Price = Ware _ 19¢ One let of Fu ecched) Hemmed Boy s’ fast color Sturt Warsts. size 1 Wiech wil Wi ‘ : ae ] ’ | ry ir a mere, (jc 2 hoexdral Supreme ort Le “i iti tite rij be agit 4a ba ee Pros Sily, TAYLOR AND BECKHAM AR- lit is further agreed thet all part: ‘a ** “uopmit to and abide ty ; the orders and RANGE AN AGREED CASE. bulgmme nts of the eouris reese rig > - ever, the legal right te stay proceedings on “1h order® of judginents in any mann: Pprevided bv law LOUISVILLE JUDGE 1S CHOSEN.) {n))}(s'00/.Tos. porno dy ar shall, the forme Liewtenan -Ciovermer, made a demand for the ehald himself to be the Lieutenant Ato Yirst Hearing Next Tuesday and Fi-j| Kemtucky, and. {being re withdrew anid with the Repu bli nal Decision by the Court of Ap- rsd | aed session, simply adjourning till “riday. peals Is Expected With- The Democrats had a querum in the Sen- ate uncil it Was broken by Senator Tr piett in Three Weeks. who refused to participate in the session The issue came onan important bill, whieh rece. Ved IS affirmative votes, Senator Trip- | ; ; a ee lett mot voting President Carter ordered PRANKFORT. Ky., Feb. 2.-fer thrce i Mr Fr gy ated “ vo'e to be cast in the mega weeks ai least W. 8. Taylor will be tn in- | tive, bat de MuUrres 1, air] left the eisam- ber, t! rei ng & quorum. The “! ‘Tats’ «amewus last mieir crnor of Kentucky, owing to agreemelll Vem 7 pated George V..Green of Christian ierday reached by counsel for bot) sides on [ty for Prison Commisstoner ihe contests for the executive offlee and i er tbat of Lievienant-CGiovernor, Winch was BECKHAM S ORDER is IGNORED. iQumecked las: night. Tire arrangement is threat ive three sults now pending — injunetions | Hold Over Republicans Asylum Offi- Drowuginn wy Beck! mum ngalnun-t Tasxior, Sbat , = shall against Carter ant . aylor against cial Will Not Recognize Governor. Beckham be comblicd site one agreed suit, LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 22.—The Frank- the Democratic contests bela remove ling Cfounty grand} > Or dere ‘et ‘ from the court of Circult Judpme Cantrell in ok: y BrSNarwers red G Heiitss Georgetown, and the whole issue tecng sue mitted to Juduwe Field wt - (*cormarmncety Ble Division of the Jeffers. (‘ireult (oan Louisville 7 The Signature of the agreemen’ turneyvs carries will i tin (iov. Beckham and Tavior be h@gard tv Jtrige Pield ty an@d@n immediate appeal wi mM taken, Should any party, afier le le lerte mination of the cuuses bby tlre Catrro oof Ag BENJAMIN wood DEAD. peals, Which is expect ‘ ‘ie bi vain } three Weeks, desive wu writ of error to the He Was Elected to Congress Three Supreme Court of the United Staces, u Times and Was Never Defeated. — - NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Benjamia W. Gr tia . ? ‘ ; 7 a el Sas | | ¥s VERY FEW PEOPLE | f the Daily News, is dead Mi Wom was a me mber of the Demoer ie wey Committes i TA eae « SE ——_—— One } “nl! BR led Plan White . , . es ne eae maT *) Blea] Dam isk. Pdeorrpanye Right at the beginning of the season, and in the face of advanced FIN Boys Blouse s, sailor collar, rulfle front, ge CoO asdcsrtment. «: ' Were $1: . ° ‘ : x eVe ist colors, Newest putter » WZES from. ereap at ie j and advancing prices, we make these extraordinary prices on $ to & worth ic—Special at Cg vee Wile Harr san ~ 5 0c worth Mic—Spccial AEs « on ee SERRE PEPE TVET PETE TETFFTETETETOPETTTTTFIFTS en Napkins. . Boys’ extra quality Percale Waists. si7€s b. ée-ine *xtr it J “ull p le eelned W G d to 13. new style roll Collar or with col- fay All-L nen Tales tanh. dozen Full Blea heat Napkins. regu. h ite OO S. lar band, exe lusive coloring and Ve NA hit, aie tants Saad ayord 69c ol lg $1 ro it ehozel patte Tiis, worth 7 iy —Spec 1; al at. AV) oe ; ull Meache satin Tarvle Prive, . diac » 89 Goh T.0 TT , . oF W Welt Pique, atc -ollar mpausk. elegant asszovtime: nels Checked Nainsook, 5c arp Boys’ White Shirt Wausts, tii coliat \ Damask, at M980) Re ea tth Otte ner Napkins, PPLLILLLLLLLLYL — hite Fair - : te : ys as Ww ; ’ ‘ i, , i. a's ! worth, Wee. Wit i ‘298 i te Shaken spits Se ae bands and cuffs. pleated back and tront. ° 71 ‘te Fulr Sale ‘ice. vari... al a mask, dice hat erty Sale . i tie ot Ghees Ke sizes 4 to 13, best value we have AUN - haved ‘thecke *ab] Worth S1.ao a dozen, toe eee oF : oe ee co tyisee Fair Sale Price, a a aon Heavy matty anskeelitianen: a9 orth 3c - - for Heavy Satin Ciera C sanity. v athe ever offered, for | apee* * Age ae Boys’ Sltort Knee Pants, siz Sale Prive es Dress India Lin ~ quality, W made from serviceable Tweeds Be’ Wale tals tice a: enee. cc Bed easel ace | 9s a ()c ‘- - d ir . i ‘ a FRIDAY all Remnants at one-half and one-quarter anttahle for dress or business wenrl eis ton Howey sr . er a ee Mirae’ ae tp 15 sHisputed Jrosvession of the of thes of Cove. l4 to 19 vears, worth &7.- : ite KF Sale Spread. wo rth ‘ cL regu ar prices. Special at riee, a doze b danees Mair Sale Beta LVS ena ag eonennag ———« Fo 553333283932 SSS. B& e tar e. : ‘ eae a The following is a fair sample of our everyday Billoffare , Hi er Majesty’ S Corset Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow Casing, No corset made is so nearly un- . ab, © Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bolsters. Crawford’ S Cafe Auncheon *; f’ ~ & — tble—no corset made will keep : > OX \its shape sé s it anv wonder that this department is busy’ %. Choice of Soups, Meats, Fish and Veg Ah Sunte te Scales { is it any f Regular Dinner 25c. Pee Mik ‘Ten and coffee, QS faithfully . O ‘ - “9 ~ taulries, tries, nN, Values like these offered for Friday wiil prove ir- ae : . . . . . atin ant This is positively the last opportunity 4. Napier Joups. a New York stvle ae Chi ‘ken bye : Wil V1 "y - : The White Fair Sale MiP reduce 7. prices these celebrated | Heef Tea in Cup, 1 (‘ream of Ovste! _ % le? tive . ! ompanie ———————— : . oe ee age Musas resistible. to secure at the brands of A . Sters. AN VM Ti U d 1 tics AN ries nate dog. ar whole gs. 9 Siewe half tan. 18: whole, 2h usiin Underwear. omes f . oVe 5 i ae gree ee FS 2s “i, Here are hints from a storeful of Undergarments Are Free From Some Form of Indi- gestion. for women, well made and most economically priced. These garments are just as you would have them, good materials, Sntrees. \\ nice trimmings, paiastaking sewing, liberal sizes, correct e) Styles and ample varieties. Very few peopie are free from some | pojcentat form of indigestion, ‘but scarcely twol dastrer of : will have the same SVtliptotis Some suffer most directly alter eat. | iuw. bloating from gas in stomach and | His Tnttitude bowels, others have heartburn or sour) thirenardreuet risings, still others nave palpitation News ve Angi 8 heart, headaches, sleeplessiess. pains in | ‘Se chest and under meade blades, some have extreme tLervousness as an nervous dyspepsia But whatever the symptoms the cause mi all cases «ot vei the same, that is, the stomach jo: = | | = = reason tails to properly rial rom.pti TWO EX-CONGRFESSMEN DEAL. amb pays ee bretded ala. He neck _— Bord at Vatine: Pkiohen. Csi Cold Meats, Salads Ete. m Tongue, 15 Roast Beet Potato Sauiad o obester sajud, i Fresh Strim Jandwi che es. ~ aise’ a af digest what iy caten. Newton Clements Passes Away in Phis is the whole story of stomach Alal ae eee sa apetigd troubles in a nut shell The stomach | a ae omstock in must have rest and assistance and Sto- Michigan. arts Dyspepsia lablets pive at both by PIRMINGITAM, Ala, eb . upplying those natural digestives which | fem f fen : Pee On el Tomatoes 3. be 'cledd be String Reen: } P inehae | On - Vdedecrerns Tdisretit oS ie tei eee : — eter. tn Waeltia. led Potatoes vo evety weak stomach lacks, owing to th Poy pony agg) ait & gall , | se": ihe At) Asporagus on Toakt 38. Giewed Tisnaties failure of the peptic glands in the stom . Sh ge ye! es ee 7; «aur reguiar 2. ome g . " . _ “~*\ , : t ‘7 . » 3 bie ny ‘ a a ‘ “i » @ . De 2Sscserts. iwi ) " Vegetables. (sree BLDLLLLLLL ach to seerete sutheient acid and pepsin | Ti ccocoesa Toes |! 10 thoroughly digest and assimilate the |: id two luod caten | GRAND RAPIDS (one Brain «pe the active prin iple 11) Cfongresem in ¢liarl: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest | bis home tn this « oe) vrais of meat, eggs or other wholesome tood, and this clanm has been | Jearcds iy . , ‘a 7 bean ' res proven by actual experiment, which any $b tl LES ayriets Mees Ty Tere Ae Mot Meringue, « pwn bee Pie ada MM ' lp ye eM | one can pertorm for himselt in the to! GORMAN. GI ES -. LUNCHEON. #5 sil dd Maniac glee. ces Nathan has pane 3: yak Spar hie Fi ‘Shorts octane € abe vate Blaine. o TRO ee OS reo Nt wae Pein ini Sheepehalahd “ta cdgaki | lowing manner: Cut hard-boiled epee = © “ - V . oe a — a sh oq cae ey é ‘Ve aes Ce p pt aa dca ye tag? | ae rs etek. 4 , f "he aie | sry] " ‘ | into very small pieces, as it would be wv | William J. Stone and § nator J. K c te . marae 4 / os re CHAE Ke i OT. 8 , tide ) \ | i ine ee se il whateee rene th Ue. LEE TEE E UOTE ET ITE CREE CETTE CUE TE TERE NET E PET EE EET EE TUTTE ET UTE TUPPER Se | SS epee eer er eere rit iT itt three of the tablets in a bottle or jas WASHINGT: containing warm water heated to !S de- | Gorman of M nd gave a luncheon ve grees (the temperature o! the body) and | terday at the Arlneto Among the pur aa +l is yt See: bs ) leep it at this temperature ior three and) Drew nt wer beepresemtiatives Pboris c Pe Tit * . oat ; pita thet dhe oO PMspareh, eo reer pial! Pere ther Ab . Choral Symphony Concert. . " . ’ lé ot % , ; ) le a) oe ‘ int bles Ie f : 1 ‘ l M prert if eer ity cr gert nw ‘ ‘ory "lh6 fis ' ' : - | , ’ ] : . one-half hours, at the end of which tome) oo yee 4 A. ‘tha & oP hs ‘ ss + fa stomach of achunyry bov “ ; on aw ; ape , ' : ' - aT. all rhe poimt of this experiunent nea , i! lc «of Paes i MEETING OF THE STCVe v] Ss art'« wspepsi ablets | ee : ~-45 . es mt ' wither: eo Pw bet’ 48 Son ting at Ce! ' i Be ier Ra ’ 44 - a Phe 1 » heme rr wnt 9 Fa ee Si 0e Posie” Delegates Appointed to a Nat ‘) j it mie i Wiil «les ¢ ; ; ) , ra TL n au s r ) Rev. Dr, Du Ba ‘onference in Chicago N Mon DP ’bet in the stomach. an SENATOR'S DAUGHTER WEDS. : : Lest oi sip vee | ch ee Conference in Chicago Next Mon nothing else will rest and wvigorate chal seat tie Sopapponls nee hus ' ng orc AiE Meret a | hia be ao elie ces the-stomach so safely and effectual): , sth: bven a little child can take Stuart Tablets with safety and benefit aio us ah pestion is weak, and the thousands cures accomplished by the:r regular da: use afe casiiy explained when itis und: stood that they are composcd at vep: table essences, aseptic pepsin dhiastnsc ; ge . ae , , ' | \ J and sulden di, wh cn f ie ao \\ 1 thie ‘Madde echini = ableste bias Wale. atl ‘ ; ! > ' iad mae , x \ LDPDPPDIPPPPPPHIPPPP food and digest it thoroughly, giving the Wile being a i" . | Mies S , a, i apich Family Saati, te : ois ! ‘ , . Al TO the Emerich amily. bv he f v. print t-rtdbbina e A bbbbbbbrbbbbbbhhhhbhbbhhhht 1 ' nan Is aneeiens Again. She Becomes the Bride of a Lieuten- oni ae 3 ant of the Navy. ' “4 pe . ; | clive Vashinggte and acrrfation rat Were Bo : ) o Hi A. 4 vvVvIVVTTy \ be ndond VFIVIVIIIVTF DD oo oa ahaannaadreaaaananad . . overworked stomach a chame-to recu 7 : bei: : a . , “egg Papel cates = “eR = ee rip | rt te PASTOR WAS WELL LIKED, | yuiiest Cini at Bienes Pie Emer W tamily of ITE South Ninth | NAS Tappoinced Ying Vln oe ae , ': " “1; : ® Praowrisnyne nten es? of Palmve 4 EM ood cathorti ett, Pe ich Dr. Henry Vandyke Given 830.000 hes | , fatale &, wo ‘ oy - =e HAMTied I Mritaes® tile BS srC1ui.of « simply irritate and inflame the intestines by His Former Parishioners. hag PALBOr s: GAPE ONS as £ F ~ 4 S [ (} [ (} A Fhe Mt: Stindine Biss: Site tcdaetol | —- ———- = —_--- livery day somebody dies from Stramgulate! Hern nell R ——— are always more danyerons than .arge ones. bed hem afiv tre mn . ay “ There is NO DANGER, NO DETE NTWON FROM OCCUPATION, NO CUTTING, NO PAIN and NU PAY UNTIL ABSOLUTELY CURL D. Enclose 4 Cents and Receive My Wookiet on Rupture. W. A. LEWIN, MI. D., SUITE 904-909 HOLLAN ) BUILDING When enough hood is eaten and NEW YORK, Feb. = net lal Vani. t ey ARNIV | : Brick Preabyterian Churecit to aceept be ) at Chatsworth evened a GRATEFUL COMFORTING C AL AT ROCK CHURCH. promptly digested, there will be no con- | UYEe. Who Teently retired as pastor stidation. nor im tact will there be dj | | ; ahnchiinal a. of any kind because good Mane. oe get che age BO Pt ase dn gd otis ~ Queen's Paughiere progressive euchbre Dis‘inguished everywhere Euchre Thursday Afternoon and Ton means good health on every organ farmer pari« | va, ang O'she: + = an hs Ki: ea swe = of nomach — tal he the recent cold weather, but they seem | East Grand avenue and binily street, mn sella of St. Louis Untvefrity,. Father bow- | ) all — that the apple crop will be jthe afiernoon Ley, formerly of Bust @t Louis; Dow. | Ss _ a ; » > iA 4 + + + » +» A 4 A A» — % The Union Club masquerade ball, which a . Meee $ . a: es a 9 er. ; : . se . . * <a . ’ % . a _ fe 7 Way at 10 . F Fe é

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— on 60 = ee a, LF A * > et ge -- - ay 5 lly — ———, - Fire, Smoke and Water JOHNSON BROS.’ ..SIC FIRE SALE... Is now in full blast. Our second and third floors were re of which WE ARE wre | They have ordered us to sell everything DAMAGED GOODS PRICES OF BADLY ightly 1 fot of assorted Soaps (only si! wet), about Bo cakes, each... BXTRA—70 cakes Witch Soap, large bars...........-- Waltke’s famous Turkish Bath S not damaged! a particle Box of one dozen.......... Not more than twee boxes toa per on. Pluz $200 boxes Wal!tke's fine perfumed Soaps, al! ebig stacks, (6. jr thre Pe, Pte and J A dozen other big Soup barzains— almost given away Goodyenr’s Hard Rubher Combs, regularly at We to Buc, ea: 327 bottles Perfumes, tn stoppered bottles, all the extracts, each The above are on! ya fow a@lmoet given awuy at this sa! NOTICE—We have renew: tinue to be, 48 we hive in the eold unce eg full l-« Propu eample prices, past, loaded to CLOSING OUT really Wagon loads of emoked and wert goods yet to be disposed of. the ceiling with surplus stock, every FOR THE INSURANCE COMPA- GOODS GOOD AS NEW GO AT nha. the largest, strongest omb made, anny 3 Hber cementer hes finest in the at 47 I" nibble hed Br: ‘atle Hair iow Tassie. | 220 Razor Stirops iVing Brushes er, 24 sheets paper and &# , worth for to oe * Faber Lead Pencils, Water Bottles Fountain Syringes CHAIMOIS SKINS. 75° size ‘ oI th Size suc that you may judge of the way goods are | o-quiart 2-quart size da 10-year tease on our present location, and shall con- ST. LOUIS’ LOWEST-PRICED DRUG STORE! BROADWAY AND JOHNSON BROS., FRANKLIN AVENUE. PO Hie Ole ale © e8e ooo: ‘> Appetite and Digestion! You create the first and a«sist the latter every time you drink fe + +e a +e - “ a. > a o> . “ a oe “oe ooo +? > > TRADE MARK BURTON STOCK ALE “RED LION BRAND" Besides pleasing the palate. A fully matured, absolutely pure ale that has po superior, po matter what price is paid. If your grocer or liquor dealer cannot supply you. telephone brew- ery direct, Kinloch D 1344. BURTON “‘* “nkewia 1 ST. LOUIS + “ * we -* * * ++ = > Saturday Clean Up, We make , Older | | | | | and the (put into his mouth do not interest of the presentation, can be (most an Ne ase waiting ienyer. the final CUT NOW— And It Is to the Very Marrow. We must have every inch of room within a few days for the Greatest Display of Spring Footwear ever with- iy ig walls—and at our usual Friday and Saturday. Bargain ins No, |, AT Grouped here you get Women's Felt Sole Slip- | = phe Women's and Mieses’ Fancy 1! pers for bali or party: Inf, ints” and Children’'a Shees; Women’s om Alaskas, sizes 2 to 4; Tennis aa s for man or boy, Bargain Counter No. 2 Women's, Misses’ wy Child's High or Low Shoes; Women's Felt Sole Rals: Wom. en's and Men's Alligutur House Slip- pers. Bargain Counter No. 3 Here are rare hae vty AY High and Low Shoes for Women, Misses and Children: Men ow od Women's Fine Silppers and Wom. ‘Bargain Countzr No. 4, AT Snaps that should be picked iP quick extra fine shoes for omen, Misses and Chil- Gren, Boys and Youths, and Low Shoes and Slip- pers for Men. Bargain Counter No. 5, AT The very cream of food shoes Se Men and Boys; Women's, Misses’ ar Children's Bhoes to give great Wear and look cle- gant. You get them here worth up to $2.00 pair. RUBBERS On Special Bar- gein Counter AT For Men, Women, Boy« an’ Girls; the kind YOu, pay We to SOc for elsewhere: “Jot includes Jot Women's Storm Rubbers We display in Men's and Women’s hoes the Greatest Line shown by any eee late style aa rork, embracing 2nd all grades, at $3.10. $2.60, $2.19 and $1 5O at our cut prices, vt A you positively We to $1.0 ona Sixth St. and Franklin Avenue. SCHURACR. amiio 110 N. Bro naw — ¢ “Re: Saves’ 1821 Market “4 ——~ & toy tebi a ATE ICKETS. WALTER BAKER & CO.’S . { (eaniast 1,0008 «PURE DELICIOUS — NUTRITIOUS. ,af the “MABEL ROSS 1S FREE HER BOND OF $200 HAS BEEN DECLARED FORFEITED. | i BUT IT HAS NOT BEEN PAID. The Woman Arrested in St. Louis on a Charge of Shoplifting at Lib- erty in Cincinnati. Mabel Ross, who was arrested here about three weeks ago on a warrant charging her With shoplifting, has escaped punishment for her alleged :heft. She was released on bond. She “jumped” her bond. Sne is In Cincinnatl and was there when her case Was cailed fur trial In the Court of Crim- inal Correction. She was arrested in Cin- weet oy and was held for the St. Louls au- Lrorities. Her imidsman notified the poree that he il mot bring her back to Louis, and ithe local police wired the Cincinnat! author- ilies tv release the woman. Her bond was declared forfeited. The sum of the bond, fu, has not been pald into the public treasury, nor has any one of a number of bonds which have been deciared for- ay} been pald. The loss wuman’'s case Is flagrant. The warrant was sworn out by an employe of a | G@owniown store, who testified that he saw her take a cutgk iss berry bowl and pieces of silk and put them into a bag, which she earried under a cape. This employe fol- lowed her out of the store and caused her arrest at Seventh and Locust sireets. She had the berry bowl and the silk in her Dag when she was searched at the Four Court The property was identified by represe ‘ntatives of the department — store. The woman sald she had bough: the arti- cles, but she had no sale bill, and there was no record of the sale at the store. The value of the property classified the alleged offense as petty larceny. A warrant was issued by the Assistant Prosecuting Attor- ney on the statements of the empboyes. Toe woman was photographe| and meas. ured by the Bertillon system and set down in police records as a professional shop- lifter. Soon after ber arratgnmen:, when her bond was set at $3. C. Harry Archer, a former jail guard, came foward and gave bomi for her. That was the last of Mabel Ross tin St. Louis. AT THE THEATERS. Of the large audiences which have wit® nessed the three presentations of “Quo Vadis” at the Olympic, it 1s quite safe to say that a majority of them were drawn thither through reading the story and the de-ire to see what the dramatist had made of the mass of material the book furnishes, Certainly these must feel satisfied that he | has not discarded any of the situations | that tend to add interest to the production. 'f he has erred, it has been in the fact thathe has been too fearful of mutilating the story as Sienkewicez wrote it. This ac- counts for its too great length. Laving this feature aside, a study of the Piece as presented by Mr. W hitney’s com- pany ehows that sever al of the characters “ure worked out wonderfully well. In fact it wonld be difficult to more truthfully pre- sent Sienkewlez's idea of and contrast be- tWeen the egotistical, bioody and besotten Nero and the witty, ease-loving and ele- gant Petronius, The two parts fit. each other perfectly, the monstrous egotism of | Nero, as portrayed by Mr. Lyons, being | eh: irply brought out by the clean-cut eatire of Mr. Forrest's Petronitus. Chilo Chilonides, too, is a living charac. ter in the hands of Horace Lewils, although his too extended appearance once or twice long speeches which the author has always add to the Much the same sald of the part of Vinielus, whie) Hiaworth interprets as that of an over- at times, altogether | Still at other times of his lines does Mr. impetuous youth with, too great vehemence, Mr. Haworth’s reading him the greater credit. Possibly the interpretation of Lygia by Miss Knott f@ the least acceptable of all the principal parts, Kut it must be ad- mitted that Slenkewicz has made it al- Impossible character and perhaps it ts not to be wondered at that she has failed to grasp his tdea. hut whatever may be the opinion of the public concerning the etory, the reception vresentation by the three large audiences whieh have seen it at the Olym- pie this week proves that it is satisfactory - an entertainment—except that it ts too ong. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal will appear at the Olymple Monday evening, Feb. 26, in their lntest succesa, és The Elder Miss Blossom." Mr. Kendal is a scientific explorer, tne type of a manly, ~ nified and witty Eng- lishman. Mrs. kK al of course plays the titie role, “‘The E lder Miss Biossom." Louls Mann, who ts playing in “The Girl in the Barracks” at the Century this week. bax the same consuming ambition that a)! comedians possess——he wants to break Into “the legitimate.’’ ay TP of it to a friend Sundav night last he ant “I have most of my plans made afready for an appearance in another sort of role next season. It will be a serious dialect part, but I am not ready to tell any more about it yet. I will play that a season.and ‘rheps longer, and then I will return to arce and comedy, and then the ic, which will have seen me in both charac- ters, may decide as to which itt Hikes the better, and | ag appear thereafter in the River at the Foon ste eee 100000000000000000000000 i 000000000000000000000000 O90o —— 0906 0OO® GROWDED! PACKED! JA To Accommodate the Vast Crowds Which Have Thronged Our New Quarters in SIEGEL-HILLMAN BUILDING, Broadway and Washington Rather seat ate for the ladies, but we have a crowda- compelling attraction (which is exciting the jealousy of our competitors) in the Creat : AYAN-CL $81,000 Ryan-Clarkson’s Trimmings. Ryan-Clarkson’s 5c t Would have taxed the capacity of the C FOR A GRAND DIVE Ryan-Clarkson’s 10¢ and Ioc Braids, Friday 0009 $006 909909909 OOO 003664 and &c Braids, JC |. Friday | 4c. Ryan-Clarkson’'s Braids, Friday Rvyan-Clarkson’'s 3 silk Fringes, Friday Ryan-Clarkson's $1.00 and $1.25 Spangled Trimmings, Friday Ryan-C Jarkson's $1. sO and $1.75 Applique or Silk Fringes, Friday... Needle Cases, ard Tlooks and kyes Cotton Tape, nvisible Notions. Coliseum! Ol SION OF SPOILS COME FRIDAY. | tyan-Clarkson’s = ces. rrr dp she son's KRemnan's Rv i \ ‘ "Tie ‘and Crushed 6H Plate ' fy io ts ‘ 1" Hs }iiyt Kivan ' kan livan mtb ivan Clarkson's Me _ m #3 fan : ark ‘DK eeftix (lark ‘ they .¢ Ryan-Clarkson’s Ryan-Clarkson’'s Te Lisle- Finish Socks, Sale Price Ryan-Clarkson’s Mic White Shirts, broken sizes, Saie Price Ryan-Clarkson’s $1.0 Percale Shirts, $2 2 collars, all sizes, Sale Price Be Sa Sa Men’s Furnishings. Ryan-Clarkson's Ryan-Clarkson’'s Ze and Sc $1. Al-Sltk Ties, C Shirts, Sale Price ececcccee of Sale Price Rvan-Clarkson's $1.0) White l™ Shirts, Rvan-Clarks ac Y if Socks. lac eeeeeeeees Sale Price Kvan-Clarkson’'s Ov RYA mM Night laundered all size S, le Price ns ind Lisle tthe] Capors, (Totton hb} « k *“*eeee ** Mm and $2..5) an om) All-Wool ershirts and Sweaters, 8c le Price ae ly Ryan-Clarkson’s 8 1-8c 4 Turkey Red Napkins..... ae: + Ryan-Clarkson's 23c Hemstitched Towels Ryan-Clarkson’'s 40c Bleached Damask Rvyan-Clarkson’s $2.00 Bleached Napkins... Ryan-Clarkson’s extra size $4.00 and $.00 Bleached Napkins, per dozen Ryan-Clarkson's $1.35 72- inch Bleached Satin 719 Damask sbse0ses ess C ble 6-4 Ky: $9. Ryan-Clarkson’s Linens. | Ryan-Clarkson's 4 large “ached Kiith Towels......... 25¢ Ry Ry $3.40 10-4 Iinen “larkson's $6.50 Hemstitehed Sets..... s Ry Ry $15. an-Clark Hiemstite Rvan- eI can's $50 ‘hed Clo hs... $1.00 "Ss Sats eeeeeia $1.75 an-Clarkson an-( an-Clirkson's > Hlemstitehed Se ts.....$4,95 $9.95 an-Clarkson’‘s v0 Hemsti'rhe! Sets... Ryan- Domestics. light stripe Flannelettes........ 900080006060 10c Blue and Pink Baby Flannel 10c Amoskeag Teazle- downs, seconds..... sdeosvecoese ely = ae OE, ie | oe 0c Mattress Ticks. . ) ee Ba ch tr Ne Bleached Pillow ‘ases, twilled me Bleached,Heavy hic Bleached Double ne pe pe Sara pesoaes £> Unbleached Double Bed Sheets Wash Goods. AYG | Fro pieces, Ryan-« time G46 | Beis: 140 lined Flanne Percales, in terns stitable dren's dresses. Wi ists, Fon’ ~ pri Sale Ir} light yards of good quality, fill Shirting Prints, in irkson's I’riday und, Weel lea Price Ryan-Clarkson’s $25. an-Clarkson’s Kyvan-Clarkson’s $7.5) Jackets (black only) go a1$2.59 eer at-- $3.95 Rvan- Clarkson’s arkson’s Rvan-Clarkson’s Ryan-Clarkson’s Ryan- Clarkson’s Ryan-Clarkson’s $17.50 Golf Suits go at......--$7.95 $40 Seal Jackets go at......-$19,75 Fur Collarett:s at 25c en the Dollar. Ryan-Clarksom’s Silk Waists at 25c ea the Dollar. Fine Waists All About Given Away. Ryan-Clarkson’s N-CLARKSON Is Meltiag Like Snow Before the Sua. Reasoz—Because Tuey Are Geing at $15.90 Jackets go at $10.00 Skirts go ‘at. $8 50 Rainy Day Skirts g $28.00 Silk-Lined Suits $17.50 Rainy Day Suits 2 $5.00 Suits go at--.. Clarksen's Waists Ali About Gives Away. BANKRUPT STOCK OF Jackets, Suits, Skirts Waists One-Quarter Price. 00 Jackets go at.....2+.--88, 95 *“e*eernee#eee. at.. $6. 95 poe cceceu un Seas Ryan-Clarkson’s Wrappers given away at 75@ and @9¢ ated. do it. e ties, Vivorenux Owing to swift selling. Friday we will make a clearance, They consist of Plaits, Serie Homespuns, « ! (ove ti ml Pin. ! (‘amel’s Haic Vlaids, Silk ant W: ip lengths from 2 gards per vard —Friday at. Batter Rran-Clarkson’ es auty foaled ; 8011'S rahe: sat _ te Ryan- -Clarkson’s Dress Goods Remnants. rts, (Oc ve Se re ( ink ons De * b vil " : > ‘ 39 | 4 a rht aot *a af ; f) ’ ej ViThD of rh: our Remnan to 7 yards, hiemnants . ait Luces, ax -Chirkson s Moc pees le atet Medic aces and rtines to m ich. " 7 ; {’ te hom’ au \ i eorceeeceeeese Tlambure Em- ri«dd DU! tone : | : : Dh te ts have aceumu- if prices will ea (hey ota, We 9 Mohair B sty.es, Ryan- Ciarkson's price choc, Our Pr: .$5.95 . . Rvan- } , v -$9.95 So rigeed Armtires, all , ) trnson s Rvan-Clarkson's Ryan-Clarkson’'s Ryan-Clarkson’s patel bps Black 40-11 } rilliantine, in ha lCOcceceseceece Dollar ‘ , errr rrrr rr ye eee eee ee ee ee | | we Black Im- | | Al!l-Wool b9¢ Torkson'’s $1.00 dark colors, : lining Ciarkson s prmee KL ks ngham, !: Ryan-C! Sale Pri niobene ol red este . fn rod can nts, Ryan-Clarkson's "be {1 er] ice l2lec, le a rice grevinniel oe ' ‘ beautiful stvles, priii- Rd neg nadine ecks, ice oc, yards Cors ’ pleces dark and ‘Ie ht for wrappers, chil- shirtings and Rvyan-Clark- ‘— ] ary ‘a Pvid ; : ’ std y Ss (sentles’ Ryan-Clarkson’s $000000000000000 SIDINGS ac oe crane ee itaeie fe Lining Cambrics, lie Silk Finish yard-wide Lining 2c Silk Finish yard-wide ® 2c Black Brocaded Skirt ay Lining “eevee eeeeeee eevee e ee @ eenree a 2c Fancy Motre COG |. i 000 6.0ck taudisasddetouse re 45¢c Satin Stripe Mercerized RAGE ods csnedpeiabanevanncbes ° ke 65c Wool Moreens, a few ut SOIOTE. ococeoccesese ée e! Laide Ladies’ +} 2 ie Handkerchiefs. | Ssn-Citscys Li ni | ngs. me tripe Pure Linen Worth we | rs, te] He m- tched ene mhiels Rvan-t'la Printed Border Tf —] FlandKerchie Jarkson's a*er? * Rvan-Clarkson’ must}i: Tries mbroldery F Csentles’ }' wi ‘Varkson’s liem- rafreta Sill Ryan-Clarkson’s Petticoats, Ry: iii- (*] @—>¢ mink ots . , * ~ i ‘ a ly ’ sf ee ; ‘ ; ‘ . . T?é ‘ i . . . . - ' , . ‘ | ‘ ‘ e . i rl ‘ 7% " ‘ i : . eds ; * ; ‘* i ‘ . ’ ‘ ? ’ led Aus rr and Siiks. is Fa Novelty Silks, . plaids and also eludes about a ’7-imech Foul- con s price for 49e rroeaded Silk and \ rich quality, very hatdsome pattern, Ryane- 59¢ Silk Velveta, sin aventng , blue, cerine Vat ¥ 00000000000000000000000000006 AE Ra for and black Ryan-Cia lining K an-Clarkson ly Chamber Patls, worth : dc - Sale Pri ‘e GRANITE TEA KETTLES— Good size Granite Tea Kettles, regular price is 25r 39° —Our Special Price is.... WASH BOILERS—20 heavy Tin Wash Rollers, reguiar price 65c—Sale Op | Price a Sa KFT } kk 0000 eseeeees 000000 av CL, regular price ie He set— ie Buskets I Our Special Price ts, each.... Wavs S14) ecial 1}? rice Bowls and Pitehe: $1.00 Curt bar, ¥ highly $! ye F ile sccenettnnsnnnsseessooossosentnnnnrenceesseeeeeeerninnseeessoea INGS—3d Fioor. lowest Prices. OTHICS RASKETS— full Willow d*lothes (Ga!l van! yA I dehoard Scart kyeain-Clirkson’s | Hemstit rf amiel ¢ es, Rvan-C ew -$L.o0,, dO |i ‘hed Sta od 4: mater rks? 1 nen TDovi jie Shame, Dr i mes d * iInen Cav arkson's Hie) ishion ¢ esser re Ryan- bemyorninng S Art Needlework. rkson S sebarlintens oy q cee =) 90 ay) 99 1-C | i. wit Se ine i ick, 1? “i penri. } ; ove rs. brench Nic} itdiy ae tee ( x blev rd, id for 7 AND PITCHERS—Wh , IWLS em Dose ad worth SI k B Ww lies. As a special Tubs, ~i ’ ' ° ‘ it ‘ ; Kk’) i i , ;F 4 ,¢* rs * ’ Kt ri songs in a fashion that pear ese days, and well Thev are real negroes, ‘do not sing rag-time ditties -for deserve many thanks they co! efforts to the old-time jianiat : melodies. which, after all, are the rea gro gems, and leave the “ooon Son, | culled, to less able pe rform rs. thes sing and has taken a grip of i ‘\ A Grip of Stee wads this week, and steel on the Havliin er that home of the mek >iramatic is a temMpie of delight to all the lovers of thrilis, vil- atten and duwneast but worthy heroines. The biind wife is a great attraction to these audiences, while the man With the iron handciasp. arouses them to frenzies of applaure. Direct from London play, “Children of the to the Century Sunday, | original production with the cast of 32, in- cluding wt Iton Lackaye, Gus Weinberg, William Norris, Mme Cottrelly, Rosabel Morrison, Mabel Taliferro and a dozen others, This week's production of “Faust"’ at Hopkins’ drew the largest audiences Sunday in the history of the house. In all, 5014 per- sons pald to see the two performances. “Faust” is a strong favorite and with Miss Isabelle Evesson as Marguerite and Mr. Freeman as -- ~~ the production made c etand- | Isracl Zangwill’s Ghetto," will come Feb. % This is the was when Vera's me rh among the liet ef gamiular we all too fard works, 1 nut all that wn change ld and the presentation of the rat week; Musie Hat} has indies . rye ’ perercs} atierty ‘ ‘tumi ing, ee en (In Wha it head | 6 public. for larger | ’ faudiences than sin he season opened | py a ° i ey ; ’ ry \ »,4 ? , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ i i ‘ sf hcg ‘ ‘ies ‘ pNomdle setting 1 « ‘estlery e » with and etme Attea fo wT gorgeous Scene, Acti TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Acknowledged to be the easicet and best painices extractors in St. Louie. Untill Feb. Zth we have de- cided te make our best sets al SET OF TERTH..83 OO}GOLD FILLINGS. .§1 op Beet Teeth (S. a. Ww) 8 GO’ SILVER FILLINGS See Ne charge for extracting when teeth are orde: ec. A Written guaranty for lv years wits ali work. National Dental Par! eevee AtlONal VENTAl PATIOS, eure sicoce. teeth fer §3 00. °2k GOLD CR‘'NS 4 OC RBRIDGPWORK se | Open deity til @ o m Oupéare a) das. Save Money. Avoid = 1d 8@Veral New sole “orming to the «columbia next ‘tnatde Herrmann. Kite pUst returned vonm e Weetn hnmic . 13) ae: an] M: iude other acts Garne.ja and @ her 4) ‘ Hla k VIN MARIANI Mariani Wine—World Famous Tonic. be anot time a coming Suncav will |} the far es, ;iae Hoye thie Written indorsements from more than Never has any thi; ne re ceived such high recognit: trom the medical profession; therefore Vin Mariam can be taken with perfect safety Sold by all —, Refuse Substi- Rib pity I) ' | | Hle Sheep.’ The Grand seems nopaly of Uh pears, and thev all seen new. and leh hands of «clever! uMmMpanics ‘Burlesquer if oe: a Austra Th rin week « show is called i) ‘| key- aAVeE [peret “woeQ ‘ms att 1! ay ‘3 lumm! rT ! of — BEATEN BY A HIGHWAYMAN. The Grand's attra Hon the tha matinee of | 'W. P. Downs Found Unconscious by the Police at Fourth and Olive. w.. P. Hie says he was attacked Downs ig inthe City Hospital with @badiy bruised face and lacerated scalp | by a highwayman! at Fourth and Olive streets late Wednes- day night Ijownes is Saye he remembers houses slong South weve flied. He was going costed by a stranger, who Was persistent and at lrowns says he a stranger turth tin St. trying several io aire north w want Chive tried to shake him off Louts lie lxing , # Pouat tia verre fa e«! ? ‘; Tid. «Tie mite. his pockets had been rifled when the police fuund Downs unconscious. Busy Bee Bargain Day el a - SowRAD’S Some Specials for Friday and Saturday, -| Tea ee Sehee dane paaeny = Bache itn ! I | eearenl cert cert: Chicken loaf sorta, en ge ts Orange Tarts" sstrsis cast Mackerel icv Norway: large and Baked Beans ota vinegen’ cusveniest form; pkg 50 Asparagus” tevacr, Scicte'tarce sn 256 String Beans” cr” ase'treas nove ae Leare! Meche oh fave oo at Feaa- Sc can; thie week % Codfis —In fine shrets: good fiah in oe ean for tain, b< iexewe. | Conrad’s is Pini. ra natn Met. v0

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THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 22, 1900. tll ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. zis'se.te.tet caiman, De nanan, On the other hand there is something to be said in favor of Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by hatpins as defensive weapons. In a number of instances THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. | burglars and highwaymen have been put to flight by deter- - mined women wielding hat raplersa. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. s peer One Cont The Senate Committee on Public Health has reported fa- peceececees Two Cepts | vVorably on Senator Cockrell’s bill making an appropriation pegee in oF out of Ri. Lauis..+.+. oe Five Cop's for an investigation of the source of contamination of rivers, | eeck Day and Sunday, per week ........... , Eleven Cents, and Congress should not fail to act promptly in passing It. Ly i If the pollution of riverg is not unhealthful, the fact should ; y T See OUTSIDE OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS, |. madeciear. [f-it is. we should learn just how dangerous Postage prepaid in United States, Canada and Mexico. it is. BY MAIL IN ee. DAILY AND SUNDAY. ‘ er lly end Sanday, | Delivered RA. Carrier ip Towns Outside eco $4 00 ys Sunday, 6 menthe ’ is Bunday, 1 napeapaaae’ 18 Ceate ST. LOUIS TEN BEST FEATURE A Prize of $10.00 in Gold Will Be Given by the Post-Dispatch for the Best Article Telling What They Are. Best Latitude. colseum, isn't it a place worthy of our a nt 2 nS ee ee eee” ee the Editor of the Post-Dispatch praise’ We have Shaw's tsarauen, truly the a ca . finest of ita Kimi in America, i CHAPTER XII. »4ll.” The King ordered ihe room cleared of suggest these as lv of the best points of world. aloe Tower Goose Mase Would same every body but Wousey, Jane and iyseil, ! t. Mies. one exPeet to find a prettier piace thag Who remained at Mary's request. When ail | 1. igh and rolling sight. lenat? I think not. Mary Agrees to Marry King Louis in| We%e Kone the Princess told everything, aemncent water, | Gaur great dry gocmla and shoe markets— : : ; Just as it had een Pie best latitude on earth, 'don't we do the business, and ts there anye GEORGE WAShINGTON. Order to Save Brandon's Life. Then spoke 7 oreey; | 25 Four caajesty wit age ui location in the earth's Ger. ing of grealer importance, or a “better Per Month + 65 Cents Caer permit, I would gay (here Las been witchery den. es ure’® th: hat This igs the one hundred and sixty-seventh anniversary of T midnight a.body of yeoman took | here—witchery of the most potent kin i. tlie Superb raljiway ani river transportation ander 3 + pal ea Soe can Gua ele , =. a an fact: ties. picturesque West End? And then, our etreet ®Y CHARLES MAJOR (EDWIN CASKODEN) ~~ COPYRIGHT 1896 BY TRL BOWAN-MERRILL DUBLISHING Co ANAPCLIS IND eevee ereeeeneee Week Day only, ay, 8 months......-++-+++-- on Per Month veers G5 Coole) the birth of George Washington. posscrsion of the Bow and String and tng Ip Lag vet demir, x -" a eye er a Se . ugiy free shoo) advantages ros} s; hery of . that is sweet rorodgi free ScHaol Advi . Gf it Were managed properly) POSTAGE RATES ON THE POST-DISPATCH. The vital part of George Washington—his principle—did not P le 26 to 82 Pages ge i Pag Re die with him. It lived to animate and inspire his country- Mary did not know of his arrest until next _ Brandon has oeen ob Pi, hetim of his potent S. To erance of pub.ic ntiment, mi of abilitv. whose integrt: y and , Ba the United States, Canada and ‘Mexico, Dontie the psa Rates. | men, and whatever of success the American people have morning, when ste was tnformed that sne}- aa aiahad anmindints etcdine peng hain your gies — ot aa - an 4 Property, T asi will inuke a success of the greatese TELEPHONE NUMBERS achieved By due to their loyal adherence to the spirit of the was to follow immediately, and her heart m ijesty will agree that Brandon had no | sit prop erly traime ; 7 acke: , bw.e! ta Kit pe ae War da — ng Stent “the + 4 ‘ ote Father of their Country. was nearly broken. chance against her.” ood character KULLLUGG 0. GOULD. ad ment ' Ps 3 Se ™ : o vl mention a humtred more, far fn. Main cei and ees lk CO et, gag | It is the principle, the spirit, of tiberty and self-government. | Jane me, Mary at Windsor and, of course, om Wois ‘be f “the. formes ee Oe zi nee, Eads Bridge, Falr) Exposition, V. eereeeereeeees Main 1230 ay The lust of dominion never entered Washington's heart. TMP there was a great flood of tears, said: “Stxter, if mise to give Brandon ' no fjttade. our magnificent churches, ty Edit wel a crt ene ma ITAMies, atitutions, and mrst wice-awake wish to perpetuate the institutions of liberty founded by him or ao gen ware sing: a sexs a — a y had not to'd him of he: r final surren- | nowsy ap Bn in exis ence, of which the Post- ae Vinee? ae FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF must not think that their inheritance is Secure against as- | * ary’s coniuct as unnatural and treasom | ane in the matter the French marriage ID: SPA ch is the leader. gault alie ant his words were of a part with his téo] the revs she i: eaded to p vin fh. St. La, uis rs we 1] aupp!! ed with St. Louis’ Ten Best Features. 18939 2 wii nature—violent, crue! and vulgar, He called |") we and feared he might refuse the sac- ti py te in + ling some very fine ones of | To the Extitor of the Post-Dispatch. ; ‘. her all the vile names In his ample vo- rr , = afro kine mam ane @ ee IN ALIONS. Polly Pry has not belied her n e cago's daily water builetin of Feb. 20 says: “All the . wes on hand soon after the Tower gates . Its hotels ¢ not to be excelled], amon reiting. a) : — > January ---.-. 03,756 +++ 105,933 Vago supply is suspicious.” Have the “benef lal cabulary of Billingegate. The Queen aided | had opene 2 and was per marred, 1. ste Ere. m being one of the finest in the United the Sie us pretty haak ae Se —_ were . Tr es : © beatae and abs 7 ' ' ore > wine. e at nce He re a t Maryv’s ‘etter and [States po ' © e s great February. .. 95,597 -. 109,955 bacteria” all flonted down to St. Louis and left the typhoid Bae -apettes = 5 Sete ee ee ee | like every othe: iver, since love] 8 With our wel! equipped fire depart- deal of truth—if not poetry—in her re- . ' until Hlenry, with her help, at last sicceed-| +... Swat ye H s quick to note : ? > . marks. March eee+e ee 103,038 September. ‘* 113,491 breeders with the VW indv }r¢ ople? . r 4@ 4 i St DeRAT - w in q i! “ih ’ mi¢ nt, Miss I 7.) ‘iy l r\ 8 pre rsonal] saf e ty as Not to enroas } h f A ril 109.809 O tob 121 751 4 ed in working himself into a towering pas-j| the ahsene if oN e longed for, but not ex- | well ag that of her furbelows would be in- “Beth gi aa yh Ban lh. a oa o 7 Aa eh ' mieten Se we sion, and wound up by calling Mary a vile| pected, assurance. and when he did not see | sured. of this contest (f am after that Selman May sesccoesees- II11,003 November... 130,193 ADVANCE IN EDUCATION. wanton tn plainer terms than I like to} ‘She has promised 10 i ‘rry the French 10. Our eae os ple alge ‘meterios and me Driefy enumerate the best pelem of June. 5 eae 109,0 18 December.... 142, 165 Write. This aroused*ail the antagonism in Li K to purchase my iife. Is that not | Shaw’s world famed botanical garden, our 1 id The nowpitalty “and gene it f its J 1900 142 3 the girl, an] there was plenty of it. She “hanes mot. £ answered eumsiveies arent Mississipp . and gr Mahe of he Line people. rosity © ’ mot, . re =e , ly: peor , ‘ res the ‘ ‘ —: Sabbah «58 feared Henry no more than she feared me. | hove ern very tte of ber, and woe has [Louies ™ 2? ANS Ontpas |Z hie beauty of tte residences, ‘ ‘ve ashed a tire Made eve } a’'d nothing abhor hy 17 > > ° © . m. February Monsbecesss nano a ré ee oa rs a ry th; _s pe even the; eae ™ ntag about it." 8 a Pe 3115A Locust street. i AB Station. + ‘ . art ——s ‘NS aGraW bears as she-exclalme ‘You give = ani Sahn “ua ; ? MN I Ask Shaw's G tert. R42 ‘re were not 10 secondary schools in Missouri ” vo! know nothing of it‘ ae February 1] sees eoeees 151,202 In I8v2 there ; : " . ; ie me thut name and expect me to remember] 7 J fe og - Wake Up Polly Pry! Anheuser-Busch Rrewing Co. Febr ar 1s 154 380 public ol private, that cou'td have miet conditions for il}?- . .. . my t 7. , Nothing, ] re} ‘ ed, tel ing an unneces- To th Biltor f the est Dis} teh Iir! wes across Misaisa! ppt. u eS eee’ d a om f ; . State , — " Tive ce vo ar ny rotaier. Nere are words ’ ‘@ ‘ ” or o ‘oOst- mate Ham'lt , > 7 ° proval imposed oe ee the — | Unive ee : “ys ah tl iii dike. 2 mathe ‘ata ial Meee ‘“Caskoden, you are eith im'lton-Brown's shoe factory. ; ’ ca hy j i1ItSso g as > «hy Tl, 4 { am ‘ - Mr yrtye re’ 7 | ; ‘ ee . ' os . ur ve 7 tising with the distinct an unequivocal rte rt i hool row number 10%. and 90 more have to deserve it? I expecied to hear of in-!' ingly r sure y place in his | hotels as good as any; iry the leading ones Rood ren Snags r and pmpectees — — > af > Aagic * = ‘ “ ‘ "har "S Ave he ate Te +o guarantee that it has a larger bone-fide paid cir- 1ese approved s&C S tt and see, “hen we have theaters as pretty | means least, the wonderful fortitude and culation, Sunday or daily, in the City of St. Louis are making ey ery effort t meet the require ments, their ade , / ROCUr our Mies oa y Hali? True, it {a not der rn: iny ani } RTC at Impostt tons, hal $3] 2 stpuned. We may hope that withi compiete, but wil it not be as grand as | enimerate them? Yours to command mission cannot be long postpuned. e may hope a thin any of them? “Lest we forget,” our great St. Lout % UIS JACKSON ing or evening newspapers combined. a few years the graduates of all high and academical schouls . : LO N. . may pass without demur to the State University. sa BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. paeent) The assurance continues to come that the higher classes : (This column ts open to everybody who b eight largest Sunday newspapers in the | i armani e Seer warhet for matin a erybody who has « One of the . s y pap of Filipinos are in sympathy with us in our efforts to deprive cemplaint to mabe, « grievance to Sanenennnen mation to give or a subject of general interest te gragged so long when there is so much loyalty to the United or: ‘he ist be a bad lot, indeed, to fight L, who can put the idea into the fewest w c ‘Cc IN IN - 1N States. The “brigands’’ must , , 5 est words posst- SOME SFRINKLING QUESTIO S ‘both Philippine and American sentiment. ’ ble. Letters from persons secking employment It is explained by officials that the Increase of $40,000 for sisal cannot be given piace in this column.) : | . The “‘True Republic.” last year in the same territory is due te an understanding | Goebel election law, and that he hesitated long before aceept- P that this time ihe work “ to be tthe ei At ee oc _| ing and indorsing it. But he was not killed because of his | | I@AT IRQS Ds. Unie Lert eee: : With reference to letter in Post-DispateR Is tints meant as an admission that it Was hot properly done connection with that law. There were other reasons for put- ; J ; ~~ oS te ‘5 *, } , tS ae . ! Feb. 18, permit me to ask: What would last year? If so, was it in pursuance of an understanding ting him out of the way. : Minona Stearns Fitts do !f she had the pewes vf Mark Hanna? What great harm and it was understood that the work was to be scamped when Dr. Boyd advises young men to study politics. They should Dost-DIspaTCH HUMORISTS. with voting for “honest” officers to do the bids were put in. why was a horde of sprinkling inspec--| study politics, but in doing so they should take care net to és seen aA campager arene 4 Sng she want ‘ " > : ; 2 ’ ,? . . , . ’ . rif / - " ; , e 14 _ tors maintained at the expense of the city: be misguided by political organs. The political information \ ee / hor “4 a ss. ' NO THE FACTS. men vote that we may have the “true Re- In short, the explanation points to the truth of the charge Jimparted by the party organ ia very incomplete and it is ee i Cae eee eX yb pide im Ne it : public? M. ee 1 ime ’ re ; * Ali i | ~! —- = ~~ LITTLE INTERRUFTIONS The symposium in the Sunday Post-Dispatch, the discussion ~ toe An orator in the House of Lords, In making a vigorous ges- ture, knocked the Prince cf Wales’ hat over the Prince's eyes. Wales can now see how much more ridiculous and ominous this Incident would have been had he been wearing the crown. + The British House of Conimons has refused to reopen the inquiry into the origin and circumstances of the. Jameson raid. There is a good deal more South African history that British statesinen would lke to hide forever. eee Had they not realized so great sums from the oppression of American consutners, Carnegie and Frick might not now be quarreling. One evil easily begets another. Nor intimate the story is untrue They tell about your condurt as a lad, And yet I wonder and am very sad, And I regret the cherry tree that erew Beside your father's door: and muc') I rue The razor edge your littie hatchet had. O George! that you were truthful I've no doubt, And never tn your life or manners lax; Your firm tntegrity I would not scout, But oh, I'd dearly love to get an axe And seek the man who spread that tale about, And wring from out his neck the barren facts! Post-Dispatch Poet. T» the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. In Monday's Post-Dispatch I was sur. prised to read vour eriticism of the pee at the Grand, Opera House Sunday night. I thought it was a very nice Southern play. being familar with Sout@ern scenes, and im Justice to the actors and especlaily to the one that played the miser 1 think they were above the average I never knew any one connected with shows tn my life, but coneidered that 1 got a good run for my money. ICE MAN. Taylorism. To the E.litor of the Post Dispatch. ‘“Taylorism”™’ in Kentucky ts the art of measuring «& man for a wooden overcoal S:. lauis. Shor M'FADDEN. of Cardinal Gibbons’ vigorous denunciation of Woman's rights women and society women, is a valuable contribu- tion to the subject. Margaret Sangster, late editor of Ilarper’s Bazar, speaks | like those given From the Loutsville-Courfer Journal ' ; -- 2oulSVilie-Courle nal. with severe emphasis of the society woman. that began in 1li.b. ; \ fas By the vandalism of the soldiers who Mr. John Hays Hammond. in his talk be- “Children.” she says, “are little interruptions: a crowded - +o : Y : WETS PEFR cc t to do as they _peease® sth ore the University Club last evening, sald he State House and Executive buliding | that one of the reasons of his opposition , » , " mle , > ae “4 ; nursery is in these days, and in polite society, looked upon POSl-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. at Frankfort, incalculable damaze to the Boers of South Africa was that the as a pitiable anachronism. \ reen done the records and property of ft! Litlanuders were taxed for schools where Is this true? Or doves the writer generalize too hastily from The Postmasters are welcome to St. Louis, a.m. or p. mm. : \\ cont al bo ae pep S awen ae “yet ter P ng opt ggasi Nabe ts Ln nie ea nane ry ” ; jetty o er childr + ‘CUTGH Carried aWay, Aiea! SF an exact parallel if the Germans of this neegshetadatd oa oy ty women of oe ne eee ' : —_ The Oswego cat that trave led 200 miles to get back must flies have been ee Rng, ye * yt country Wotl.d-> o fect to pay ng taxes for seterruptions * oe eee © eee SReCarenrem | l j many voucners cestroyed, the aw Witt’ | gs hools where English te taught? How nave had her back up. ; Bg bok ie he eeces | mols ind aught? We do not believe it. Although there are no doubt many | LADY MARY S ADVER TURE ON THE re abit nae 8 5S a a, oe Pony 2am Very sly such Objeciion would seem to us, won who are guilty of holding there views, they are not As the Prince of Wales ie cight-times a Colonel, it Is hardly - ne wo meas to oene ft Dn daannang Ean eee [eee Justly’ ee Bb. FAIR — : . likely that any forcigu foe will attempt to invade England * patiti ie and disobedience and all that, heart and knew that he meant no offen se. rs ; if Ket uc ee neuspneenel for a “ae 1 Tea Wat cus the women of best repute, nor do they exercise any influence = . UL supposed you had at least some traces I did not leave the Tower until ra > ck her ty \? W ie a, , ed A Funeral Is Not a Oir iene oa “(ho - )senetandaa all vad aa “1 pg ag - Pte it oe he ee 4 = Me ian : w ; a arto " vty i ag Ss sane: whhah rt is impoeslaal to senair To.the Blitor of the ]'owt Dispateb TC mecessiyH ‘ Tt et he "rd. hurd tuo break-even if you have oO sab iim before ] le aa , ; sad that ht - : =: ‘. . mers : Are our new pro: Ssiohs lo ’ k i out of i: _— nm lust all Sembiuanmce to mun or Aig. . ‘irst news of it sad come . ar ee Ws Pm 6 lt is bad en righ to iose a peortlh nm of your through apprehension of a repetition of Kentucky and Alon- Henry loohed al Mary With the sare of Me naturally ox ted bis itberty at once, He Had a Pass. Wakes my friend's funeral, but ; r les tmp to be maraded out of In bank clearings St. Louis is much more than a billion : ba baal wid when told 3} , ry] he Ki tv J ] | ar : ‘ ies? aiicd > j it ’ “ah { i 4) it rie rs i) poemnerad y i . 1mseas v7 Vv OUTNA city. What may it not be in 1903 if we shall give the World's tana polltic ‘ ‘it running off in mate attire, and step fefained for ao sho tite. Per ' > me ’ ex-Mayor Meyers | of Carthage, tise some undertaker fair a vigorous and presevering support? Missouri is no place to argue about the Goebel assassination he at dmos and) ! Bit ta a Pund said: “Tl suppose they are afraid to let | o died a few days ago, that while ne wt Th vag os hag aap 500 Oe ae ee Lt ooo with either fists or pistois. Let the hk nrtaeckians =ettle t hie ir 7 4 pTELUVscvTd « ig’ miata ‘ hale’ se6 . ve . ul ut " $s” . : . F br. ‘ ao Ning tral Inver itor v t! 18 sie: ping: . . fe w pat les just tr Fitll a tits miy ‘ : 7 iol yu i } 1; ers } thi ov ] i Tle iit he ever ¢° , it big it Wiis : j ‘ I Jiotue > Ati | ae fe. Under- own differences. yo ake, ho CLlo Ww Wal hip At rua iss, A aiuvy g- | take I pried bear in mind that a fue ‘ ‘ — ee ; : . . © ans * : Sage, . > be ' f 4 eta editing Chore ft , COUid pia ; What could be more Pract ‘al eVidence of the Kentiev, loving this phase of ft pestions lhiae heves Humanity should be tempered with common sense. #: ower, T found him wt Pred A few days ago in Chicugo a number of children were | nature of the masculine sex? \f re peawnnte is a ies hati a Apparently as h ’ ssa) NON od Remmt , . Sides GRGATES Cher Tbe de ‘ VU of a (nen e ; mhoeug it Ll, at first: buses ‘ brought before Judge Tuthill by some worthy men and women The Congress of M thers will ie held in VW ashineton next “tT, ke: “re mat bes ¢ as you s ts, th) si 1; | a felt more +h; Sie oie iz : ’ Fathers any- lat T Pave aqune W. ose me my fair naine f tion + oo Accounts of the depravity of Boers and Filiptnos are mueh ef our Revolutionary lathers during the war A acc carne — Wate Language in in Boer Schools. Te the balltor of the Poet Dispatch Kentucky Militarism. ie — re ee ee a ee who wanted to take them away from their parents because | week. but there is no sign of any Congress of ‘ —t had never tiayvught of tim that ight ‘tiave you seen her?” IT asked ket when this one gets full & algae erg mn Kees Te ae where. If the children of this country are Without papas, let bit it is also true au) ut lam innocent and ~ OO BD 2 3 if there Were mere than one from the standpoint of the poor parent. When the wolf is at puzzle: “Ifa bank borrows money at 4 per cent and lends it | suppose, afte ia rt pardy viel it + jie or ] i. Etude fea & oe Tee lhe most thay benevolent people no more breaking Up of families and rising up of brother Bt = myself -uahake nial Windial B..d-fuced “e lary was oe ae con = = ~ toa we aged ¢ Sh grea negrect of children against brother ] . ” Pore gage age Ret eA 7 +5 “4 Py 4 nie flay “iy ut rama Lid met, Yu see it uz like this eorge Wasnine- rutatlion ¢ , ton wus a kid. ridin’ on chilies tame | ‘out ti’ bet air.’ says th’ old man,© You are vlna te kil ‘len? ! Trincess leff tha i ' Instead of annoying honest parents who have no choice but 7 Th' old man has ott herry trees ‘0D : firy con Was passéd eround TS cee ee al ne euch cde cherry trees. | ¢, ifrer dlaner, then th’ od man gotts p articles on the street. the matter be looked into. bave done no Wrote a rt a he world fur hii. ose : Tr 7 j 3 Ared tie! 2" Knew she spoke e ‘ruth wag go b’rt: re Pan Ss . “ Judge Tuthill sald ft have to look et this kind of cases Post-Dispatch readers have been duly warned to ar oid the ‘ith RS , — rs he continued: “I ORF Oe aint laft her Rrtstol.” The wWagver ] Hileeniher C;ives Post-Dispatch > . > ’ , — . | oe - f At : ‘ ¢ e " ; P * i ; d ~_ pple sey tte Rete I yao st er ipa Bee WHY Jat 5 per cent, what is the bank’s profit, 1 per cent or 25 per |) 8° . not_my own; and if 5 am not Reaclers His Version of the Cherry = © 9 — etp in the support of the family. cent?’ Let them not consider it for a moment. Let there be Wil ou callie: ve Bf » Master Brandon ‘lree Tracidernit. not myse : by unworthy parents who are too lazy to work themselves. +e? re eae eee it de Conditions should be taken into account. The abstract theory ok of terror in her eyes Mars vo returne onned ah’ ethene 7 ' nal} gs at a barr, | : whit me B . , * %- y . . A o ’ a ri PY ta i.) 4 house t' #4y sumpthin’ (¢ aruund SBenmpi ‘nn OF alion J. Republic and France. It is all very well for some manu- | trust must give bond. ORs Boynton was the first to swim the English PII ICEEEE DDD COSC CEEC came ue CO | eople —that is: exch: : never bummie be Fd lancet ' Dot atm tor onda | he geta a hunch. | “teorge* hollers th’ old man when Be ! facturers to turn free traders, but what if th ° LL H.—Capt. Fcc deygge gee Ghenael. 2 miles. “Geronimo” is pronounced Heronimo. It is not | PP yin, (Ma not simpiy by the | ‘Bolt'nly I won't climb one o' them trees)... chore [mn ag i -cvuld see there A Gucers who have put their faith in protection and whose gpelied with a “ye ; . products must decrease in price whenever there is r ; , usiness eddresses this column. | @ N w | banks bogealt™. WAG Miter + ting Mba Bee, marvy " a AS : ; ) hin’ doin’ fr« ' ciprocity? ” ou not write to Clay Center yourse! f? The postmasier unde . : a é bd Eps that- place will give you the information, 6.6: @. See ) ors that : ublice “Cam) oo tl mG, ee) ee ee ee towed ¢ wht iat speckied cherry EF-ESCEEC EEEEC Gee Sean tn eek " peonin ti fivtlloge > arainst th’ o.d man,” he says, “ GO | ree” z : : . | apathy od —-—- - READER.—Sept. 24, 1869, was called Black Friday. The panie | ANTI-HATPIN BILL was caused by a corner in gold engin-ered by Jim Fisk and Jay Just wait @ minute, Gould. You ae one account in magazines. Consult Povles Index From the Brunswicker, Brunswick, Mo. )a.cordins it to the bean ahh dil ‘bo bei th’ npouminatin’ convention, jet alone be ‘ib ink o° th’ i's collar ° » rar . . | an frect ‘ OInt WwW .ti ; ercge ? . f j rit a@ ‘ . wie Assemblyman Phillips of New Kork has introduced a bill to | o the ae take sail hat and coat with you into the chuseh The newspaper men of the Stace aie a}, oor We ase no doubt. father of me country, whieh is th’ Jud a, fi , “Father, it hag lon prohibit the oarrying of hatpins by women. He would make SF a see an usher wait to be shown to a sent. If not take & | unit in urging Congress to make the ap- | : copped out fer me. Pwritten Prop wie Tome " it a misdemeaner for a wuman to wear a hatpin more than seat not too far up. Above all don't be conspicuvus, elther by too propriation of $5,0w,000 for the St. Louls Depew’ q es Maiden Speech, “But I gotta have them cherries, he | #0 nin play w Mo gs ® ie Bn “d Good for the Whole State. Changing ber fi ireviat pe notes wie), Pll never even get me deicgation seated in| “Now, 7 ‘ . sy © me troat ev | can spie three inches long. Me gives as his reason for the introduc- | much humility or too much aa teak a ie id f the United gg ye? “s Pr dnet Aree | aes ; | From the Washington: Post enys, “fer them cocktatis 1 mopped up last i" “Whact’ says th’ old man, tion : rede RA. sidency oO St. Louis and, in ct, : hole Imost anybo “rat " and ca! eae ee ‘4 ee — ' limb of of thia bill that “hund of men are stabbed every me Selic a Mohammedan . = of ye Greek Church ] srate and its most ardent supporters i. aheteredee | net aur’ atk » itor Bight down at th® tavetr » if I ean't + he oe LF a | dh, wed year by infuriated women, armed with batpina.” or @ Presbyterian or a Christian Scientist if you satisfy the dimly realize the great «dvantaze it a ot 1. fithe kdea that M climb th’ tree Lil Just chep one o° them] - a sp » one eo’ them The Assemblyman has evidently overlooked the clause of | requirements in other respects your religion is no bar, be Me the city In i gn Pg gy pew ini ve. | left that business to | down.” that cramp in th’ old man's & the United States Constitution which says that “the right of K. 8.1) Enlistment in the navy “ for four ro ore — eae ee ar raise the! ; part of the Pat a 4 ap ge agate: ee ap Aokeg. a And whit that th’ kid gets a ax 'n elays |ment. “Ya win,” he says, "a he give r' arents ys, . ) oh FP CEN us irie ATs JL ie otes . ‘eli P > put ‘ erries |a new ax the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” tween is RB > gocsent oF verte axe of 2i. An|to make {t a success? originality—new jokes, new eloquence, new | Gur, her i } he, oat. them, enereine pew oF ee Washi ae a great - a Teanscere he ot —y a wi” Te 2 Ecteapm. sole. Ryanee ee eens ele ea emai Senator Vest’s Point ow eae the country . seagate Phillips te correct in asserting that hat- L. BMITH.—The U banks: In exchange for bonds depost'e | From the 8. Joseph (Mo.) News somebuly been knockin’ yer motifer's al : arte ee eran time "s vepatriot Vv we should h ' 1 I will jasue circuir’ ing President McKinley has declared himeelf ,Latl you give ih’ cherry numbers th’ cad wa inin aDo > . mena lives, ear of cases where the Hay-Pauncetote At with the Treasury of the heartily in favor of the St. Lovis World's | face this wa; We Sem “ye. when we an kod 8 ahive would have th |: youss guys ke ag ‘ " lue sage that notes to you, to the par va J A crogasts AS = ah other words the canai ts ht to tee! ny, r not, vernor aa) att raned o Fate. sident McKinley ou Rr oe In ngland | bonds, which notes may be 1 our to ate ce | kid. “This hr’ . "4 topped th ’ ou “hat's where = t best wened: n' house | ever hat 8 re UINN ea zu epptien’ tte to ua, but this | the Mo yuito We 3 on nemtea’ that the Gastment make the | he got his start, presidentially speaking. Tis aur Piease. Mr. Veet sug-' very kindly toward &t. Lou!s ie practically surrendered, stopped at, 2 i'm golnta Suy another com-

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Be Ae — 4 “7 al vas 7 oo". * a ee =. sO — ee ee eS ee Pa eT ee Se id oe ae — THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST- T-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 22, 1900. oen=»p KANSAS CITY'S Now fora Scramble!) Special | Percaline. | Black Skirt Patterns.| Remnants | Skirting. | Odd Lace Curtains. eg eile antares Over 10,000 sample | 50 Pieces of na ER pe ioe aisincas ul 6 asdh siki—~sell Neath . 7 _— st yap ca 7 About 300 Nottingham, Scotch, Ruffled Bobbinet, Pro q y urie in French Guipure and Brussels Net Lace Curtains— . : pieces of Quilted ity—the best made— ; ' , a floor, we will close out the balance of our stock Satin. suitable fer | i6 el! colers—come Mohair Crepon in pretty blister and crinkle ef-] 1.5 biae, cream, red.| ciuding purple, pink, . | . ; fects—actually worth at least #3.50 per pattern, navy aad brown—rang- biue and green shades— 3% yards long and up to 60 inches wide—fresh, of children’s flannelette and Shaker flannel Night a trifle imperfect— fancy work, etc.— nage 7 i i Gowns and bleached canton flannel Night lenge HAE! , otherwise worth but we bought them from auction ata price that ing from 1 to 10 yards | especially suitable for new goods, with overlocked edges and in newest Friday in fully 26c—Friday in enables us to sell one to a ally worth up to $3.00 per pair—- RE SS Drawers—formeriy 49c, 58c and 69c— —regular 35c quality— | underskirts, aod really patterns—many pairs to match—actu- a oa as long as they last 5 basement, | re en, customer Friday, Friday in pOes : ; oe . im c+ riday, at C per ™ 8+ at, per Basement, choice Friiay on 3rd floor at, per oe Democratic National Commit Te 2 OE ee C pattern......... pet curtaim .. ¥ Rea tee Choosing a Convention City eensmresnemcars| 2ROO Cases of New Goods rave Arrived MILWAUKEE STILL MAKING A £ d Embroid And still th ! Our I5b in the East STURDY FIGHT FOR THE af aces an moroideries aa na sti ey come: ur uyers, now in e Fast, are wero ae BOnSE. : ae literally swamping us with new spring goods, together with | “‘*7nee "== Mussed Undermusiins. Remnants that have been accumulating for the = ‘aa past month— we close them out in the basement instructions Sell at once, as We’ Ve more good 1 things on the Lacies good — Chemises with corded Choice pagines “ bands orcambric ruffles..... | xy Not P ted | af. er el heey bate =~ to-morrow at prices that represent but a smail way. Our best endeavors to obey these instructions Wiil | Fren. 'b Covest Covers Gai-hed with embroid. Friday ‘ ery and wi raw strivgs ' ee . City Is the First to Pres- fe. % fraction of the original cost! result to-morrow—Friday—in a multitude of bargain oppor- Eufante smoctens tts prettily trimmed Hf ) Lot 1—Remrants of Torchon, Valenciennes, Point de Paris tunities that are unrivaled and unapproached by any other | tats taree and full bib Aprons of goot | - l 5c ent Its Claims. oly ‘¥ seg ey 4. and Point Venice lace edges and insertions in lengths from o ss & yarde and worth + emaatd up to 25c per yard—we price them Si. Louis sto re. Garments worth 39c and 49c. s rid t, per 'engt — : , WASHINGTO, Feb. 22.—The Democratic | ae 1 Nainsook Embroid- = = me EON 4: = : — TABLE No. TWO. Seema eomemiites mest in the parlors of/|] Lot 2 Temtincding lereate tency appliques and a choice tot of Chit he a Ae Mae coe SP Waren | Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns, Umbrelia Skirts , eriees: alsu c i ) ; bat ' ' | Senator J. K. Jones, the chairman. Every | black and cream Appliques and elegact Torcbon and Valenciennes 1% d . 4, , . Se - ie te at a4 ments worth $1.00 and $1.25—Cboice Friiay State and Territory Was repesented, laces and insertioss—evods which if in full lengths would sell up d ‘ . " . “se rt by the national committeeman or by | to $2.09 per yard, but as sizes of pieces range [rom °, tu 5 yards, yer ” S oe | | TABLE No. THREE. we offer you choice Fricay at, per length........ | et ¢ wee “i Tera rae Ladies’ Umbrella Skirts, Gowns, Skirt Chemises, Drawers and vio The’ indications when the commlitee met : : ; ; Rend j Main Floor— All Over Swiss Nainsook ‘ian Cambric Embroid- - aS. es, = Corset Covers, a)] made of extra fine quality camtric, 5Qc — — ~~ © —= naintook and mus in and elaborately trimmed with Tor- $ | | Q Saad. o— — - —_— a _ ¥ juc ids —\{iill ¢ of new Spring Novel- $6.00 Plush Capes for $2.98. $25.00 Seal Capes for $9.98. 65c Dressing Pace for 39c, coarce aids —\iil ends « . worth 2Bc—Friday sider triments read $2) (—Friday, wo close edges and fastened at neck with ouse urns ings At prices that make a busy Friday on Hie also quoted the late Dwight hem splendid value rar Mualy us having said that no hal in ; Shecets—-Ready-m: ade Whe ‘ac hed Sheets of ali ‘ Thee Ww Vou may have Li.em wut, we offer you ¢ holce at «atin ribbons re gu ar price G@or— country or Burope could equal ft. Thi: louble bed size and worth vem Friday : $2.00 Flannel Waists for 98c. Special for Friday at tn to be given free of "heme ttee wo Fea. $6.00 Silk Waists mee $2.98. We have left only about 4, 5 or 6 of the same kind— $5.00 Dress Skirts for $1.98. our 4th floor a foregone conclusion, in “the name of the LDeenocrats of Missourt ch | ' A smal!) lot of abo it 7 Silk and Sutin Walsts, ¢ they ar » made of ull-wool Hanned sacKing in var'- Another odd lot of Ladies’ Fash ionable Dress Bkirts, Clothes Baskets tu come to a strongho'd of Democracy. Blankets =m! ted size flee, “ed Flannelette 1 "Us StvViish shaces Ines ding black—sorre 1 Ou D.OFs, such as NAVY, royal, wine, brown. rm d spiendid.y meade of good quality” cheviots, home- => @ell sate enlint When the name of New \Sork was culed, Gray Blankete, with stitched its CONOTS, others in pre Pa eee or ; a Th ai » artistically bratde d over the entire spuns, crepons and brocaded silks—these skirts Neahetn 30 ah Chairman Jones announced that Represen- elves and worth #c— 29c mee GC's FOr” ney. are al. clean. fresh goods, rent and on stock collars and cuffs, lined ure lined with a good grade of percaline, andl we page : lative Levy of that State had annynunced RE MORE TE Linc diceueccedeess ceccces: ces ana ends veft over from tne agers throughout and worth every cent sold lots of them not very long niga, ‘guar tpat he desired to present New York's ’ h ked Whit seusons seiling, formeriy | of $2.ue—Sreciai Friday Price, to ae at $5.00--Fridav we close them _— name, but as Mr. Levy was not present, Nainsook —-Best quality cnecke? lite GO take your chotce, Fr close them out, each out, all that are left, at e F id C New York was passed. ea regttiar price O° riday. National Committeeman Campbell of 0 riday, OF r Chamber r Pails —Nicely Jeneaiial is Q New York said he had no knowledge that yard.. Rew Work “Gesret "aor wane’ teontated* | tndta Linea stil ends of good quali Our ao Auction Jale of Silks and Dress Goods. Scape nei 19 Mayor Rose of Milwaukee arose sb White Inds Linen, worth claims of the Cream City here is the bo. at, per : Whiie many lots have been entirely so'd out and cannot be dunlicated — yet the following splendid bargain opportunities remain for Friday comers dark bine and with pol:sied wood covers, regular price 390— baitie of the next campaign to be fought, ’ , —at still greater reductions, to keep the ‘interest at fever heat. Come in the morning—the bargain you want may be gone by afternoon! Fridey he asked In the East hope was vain. In : ~ « the extreme West there was great danger Mill ends of fine quality 49-inch White on the tissues of expansion. India Linen, really worth | Mr. Rose promised that Wisconsin would up to We, at, per j tS a. ) | this year give her elecioral vote to Bryan, yard ” ) ore 00 S. ac 00 Se Ay =. ae Pongee —19 inch Silk Pongee, in light shades suit- Plaids—New and handsome Spring Plaids, in silk Sulting—38-inch Black Mohair Figured Suiting, : tain Mtretchers. This announcement was xreeted with kreat | Swiss — Mill ends of 36-inch White Fig reéraperies and faner work--the kind | fc stripe and camel's hair effects— handsome guarantesd to retain ite lusier, and really Ghy 12 feet, with applause. The same «cleoment which curred need Geiases Bbuttabie for urtals M abie ’ . of ad : ’ bar t , ‘a ° i> ; ‘ Cc here Pri- C _menresentative Cow herd of Missouri, pt German Tice patterns, with red colorings, and of the quality whi eh as ually brown aad biue—actua!ly worth 75c-- ™ Homespuns—worth fully 65e—choice day at.. aoe -” ATS ‘ nt le border ini worth We elisa at 45¢—Auction Price Fricay, Special Auction Sale Price Frida day-- _ Kansae City and ex-Gov, Peck of Wiscon- Friday, per yard..... per yard , per yard... : ee 49c + sie et ee 7 = ere _ -_ ® ecorations olding fin was the second spenker in behalf of a ; : i. 3 Milwaukee. Mr. Peck also deveted hia Damask —t)-inch Bleached IRC White Silk—20-inch: ‘neiniin and China Silks, Satie —06- tack all-wool Scotch Mixtures, in the Granite Suiting—54-inch all-wool rough finished Ph tua regular prive ¥8o— Y time to impreseing upon the commitiee the bam ark. #@c quality, at, especially desirable for conttrmation dresses. 9 latest tan and gray effects for spring of 1900— Black Granite Suiting—is uot easily spotted and 5c Mrs. Potts’ trons— Triday, per vard... necessity of propitiating the German- gra | se dresses, etc. - these silks wath well the regular SOc — Auctiou Price, does not catch the pepanelll et te 85c¢ quality— ) ale rye a we a u w friendly dispored Pillow Cases —All-linen we mestitched Pil- and are splendid value at the Auction Price, sard per yard Auction Sale Price. The act is niccel riated David Overmyer of Kansas City made ther oe a gs Doactel Price se aren 2 C Velour—Black Satin striped Moire Velour—the Golf Suiting—Navy blue twillel Golf Suiting, Crepon—42-inch Imported English Black Mohair nt — ot en ve closing speech for Kansas City. Me arrowed i: “rid td each grace that most stores sell for $1.00-- with handsome plaid back—the kind that other Crepon. in odd blister and crinkle effecta— and atand—sold — cs ) much enthusiaem by saying that platforin sone s bere at Grand- Leader ip this Oc stores sell at $1.00— Grane: Leader worth at least $2.00—Aucties Price, Cloewhere at ORc DES aincedy sclectad by the Table Covers—15-8 size de t color Turk cy | Auction Sale, per yard..... snuaddiss o'6 shales Auction Price. eee Friday, per yard..... « —our price : C Democracy of the whole country. Ked and Green Table Covers eros — Jardinieres. Be various shapes and coiorlugs—worth hed to URe-—- Oc formerly We—Friday, Busy Bee Bargain Day To-Morrow. each e A Big Introductory Bargain in and culorings—e Assorte!d Chocolates, Me au pound Com orts wiibibonde of large Bed Com- Shc 02 my 6Gl Is | wmchers G d P Wai 3 ’ fo eM, itl 181 itched cover! aS? ° — Uoor ore e! ain ater tch- ree ecen” ASSURED | iets ar saibat is eschew DUC n peciats. Yew Spring Carpets sri gcigraieg ts cha cone "3 t: > e arid ke 4 rifry ‘or _ day av b> ung au they last, each..... er iday, eac Plans of Parties Interested in an Al- ' ton Enterprise Approved. | “all Pap er’. . You can always rely upon getting good, eae dependable and stylish Just to start the season with a big rush we'll sell ent Fart, OF Sterling Silver ds ers é , he *ss . i Gast & 3 e ) _- Remnants o/ a!! kind “ all Paper shoes here at tuliy one-third less than you’d pay the exciusive shvoe stores. 50 Rolls of Best Quality Brussels Carpets to-mor- Mriday. na set of « per dozen 69c Officers interested in the new company | , roposing to estabi'sh a new cleetric light- at the almost give-away »followi ; =e: for prop ew ele igh aisa GaP roll Thef wing, for instance row and Saturday at 69c! Regular $1.00 qualities, Glisses at : = ult ponrye ing plant in this etty heid aw etl i , , , : , : the: Hotel Madison “Wednesd: iy. land ap- | Best Glimmer and Tale Papers, with 9- | A special offer for Friday of Ladies’ High QOrade Shoes, ‘- in the choicest new patterns for 1900! Choice Fri- aroved ail of the plan of Messrs. Walter inch and 18-inch bordera, worth made of Box Calf. Tan Ru-sia Calf and Willow Calf, with Goodyear ' . plain glass. usual] faples and Dr. G. A. MeMillen of this 10 and 12%sc—Friday, welts; also«of Vici and Royal Kid with contle soles, and of Nubian. ; day and Saturday, per yard be at poi hay city, who are promoting the enterprise, | per i} Paris anl Donge a Kid, with kid and patent tipea aod flexible soles ; F ric Ly, er > The sti. eee are mostly St. Louis bus'- | . = —these shoes are ofall sizes and widths—atitched witb silx—h: ive . dosen ’ ’ Saiad Bowls >)! mess me P the best Drill Lining. Military or Opera Heels, and with Cotno, Vassar, wae The New England Water Works © om- | Mattresses and illows, Pug, Lennox, Broad wav and London toes, rexular $3.00 eo? ‘ } pany has granted the. new cappany a Oe 4th Floor. and $3.50 shoes, of which we offer you choice as a | OS Yo ra er emnan S fine china, wits shat. Se = old Aged tat bee Preperty, for Fil'ows — Feather Special Leader at, per pair .... e ~. 7 pretty decorations, me ai their o 4 ‘ vid ood, : Cm »j , ) * ‘ : . After this has expired, the company sy 4 : he he ney in.. Ladies’ Stviieh Lace and Button Shoes, made of soft 3 Some Extraordinary Friday Offers on our Third Floor. pores 1 9c Paris Kid, with fexibis soies and tue popular fee’) Remnants of 36-inch colored Grena- Remnants of 50-inch Fish Net Sash eee wens - setts inner Plates — OU: 27-inch French Gaipure “ash aud Haviland China, a-- ase from the city, for a rents il of $1.0) a feather pre ick- tng tae imachitiesy for the new electric . & _~ inn and crack ai a0 Lennox tos—a apres lid Fri tay dreninets Cpt a ‘ine Draperr, plain and fancy Silkolines, Inthe ety ina aeepened. and will arrive --Friday, at, per pair : By oP, Tinsel Crepes and lace striped Serim in Laces, It ig understood that Mr. Walter Waples | pair §9c Ladies’ Sandals—Ladies’ One-Strap Sandals and ~~ Se : sap sedan, tenes a aie ee eee gs «Egger se St of this city will be the man: ger of the . * Opera Slippers of Dongo!la and Paris Kid: also ee ST worth up vse Poe bg a ‘ns, tc., and C Egyptian Panel Laces 10 lengths up to 4 with bive. pink ur Fyu!] size Mattresses Saudals of White. Ked or Blue Kidd, with wood heel 'O&c , id ‘ aay, per yard.. livender flowera, W iter (jlasse~w of new company’s plant. They wi!l make a. bid for the lighting contract, and it is of Exceisior, with —not a pair in the lot worth less than $1.50— maeseapeee wil mate & great reduction cotton top, covered Specia! for to-morrow, per pair over the rate that the city is now pay- | pe good ticking , ing. — | 4 Little Men’s lace Shoes in sizes 9 to ee A Se ee tonnes. fanc a per yard.. : Spoons — Wm. A. Rogers’ beat silver- obert Maclaren of St. Louis is the attor- - on 1%—of Satin Calif or Vici Kid aad witu ' - _ i ae BOTH CANDIDATES WILL STIC CK 40- BW tyes pomminpation paattresscs, of full of Satin Calf, with plamp soles, at tho Special | Priday 1. 25 Lifes: villiows and draperies leagth? 4 een ae h om 0 ae one Tea sets — Of quadruple silver plate, boxed an w t cotton pric eof is 6 i Sin bn ee 2 ee SRO COS ree eeeeeee @ereeesess ey rang* up to S yards—regniarly hoistering ard drape? iex oods gu dr a- rettily engraved oe tes pot, siikar covering at top, bottom and sides and cuv- seid to 10¢— } 6 a ] iteher Neither Knott Nor McClintic Willing ered with fine ticking—sold infants’ Hand” Turn J,ace and pen Shoes, in size } creme 1 to £5508 40 ye oe Fri cay, Tk cute Priday, C ' cihankot ney toh sins ry net— elsewhere ut $4.25—Grand- your choice Friday, per pair... vee seneees ' per yard i per yard... Sh SE Friday for only to Withdraw for Other's Benefit. | Leader price tne a ces SSAA 5 a5 a 6 eee A AAA AA as a ere ee eee @hields. McClintic and John A. Knott hei ——-- | = —— Sen enon, weeeay In this ace in an ee te | effort to cide which man stould with- aneae & 7 Ol Iraw from the race. Mr. McClintic jis a vas becouse Silk had talke! about Arg. Lucky, Sometimes. candidate for Lieutenant- Gov ernor and Mr. va" is s _ nce tf the close ie et De vou consider bureseshoes an en! Knott is m a ec J Tr - —— fendant seuilty of mut der Th . Children teeth! ing Produces natural. au et sleep — St, Louls Agents for Hoth continue in the race both are liable z , - * ivy 1 ladin "of : jury ) Bin « first or! OLD CHARLES BAAR, A CRIPPLE, mit the matter to a primary in the county, second degree or mansiavel ater tn the HANGED HIMSELF go the conference ende. | without any result. yr erlalttye Charles Baar a cripple who ua ut 4 dec Jeptha Howe made the opening are a s out ot | Fire ina Texas Cit Mr. * aectintle ee that he ney ar told THE BEACHUM CASE. to the jury ' He nape fell we d SP ‘ ; emp.oyment, hanged himself at his home at | Stor. ial to the Post-I1 spatch ” bb 99 , Ay e ‘ a can- vt Orrick Bishop for the as yy = pane § wt 'el4 Nebraska avenue Thureday morning. | HILDLSRORO. Tex Feh ~ Wire this | | — for the Staite and tin ats | lie Was 65 years ova and for years hud been morning destroye ’ an duu eed a nt , inauate , Remnants of 86-inch etc.. and wortb up to 59c— Pisntes— yards, suitable for transoms, sash curtaing, recular 8c French Sateens, (re choice Friday. Frijay, each. 25¢ but Mr. MoCitntic deciined the proposition, INDICATIONS OF NO VERDICT IN fourgh legresm Assistant Cire vit Attortieys bid . seh. le ‘ . , ' ‘ ’ j and key at qari ser the case. és aJiPtdce lax K At the i. dle ij Hotel. bie loat large business pri ae ea Las 4e8 ADDor sximaie ej bux position severa months ago and since $3,000: well as Which we offer at the very low price of Congressman Overstreet. ‘Renominated. Two juries are under lock | weil i! eurea INT ANAPOLIS, Ind.. Feb. 22 -Jesse the Four Courts, considering the graves thea had constantly brooded over his in- Overstreet, author of the Hlouse financia! charge which can be placed against met *s ability te obtain work | Telephone Tele ho 1é bill, was nominated for Congress from the | There was no ie hat heed that he should Mal $3. 00 ER O ahaa fe pM ES ain 704. F I e Kinloch ac *hite, and James Beachum, Givtrict costae Ranged by the Republican oe ee aoea in the cages of the ; oe employed. nad five chiliren, four this afternoon. The courtruam anxiously awaiting the decision _of whom were employed and earning good | salaries. The fami.y owned the two-story nomination was by acclamation. of the men who hold their lives in the hoi- iow of their hand. . «! brick house in which the suicide wag com- “~s th Though Th Washington's | ) mitted. : Another Big Ocean Liner. | virthday a mrecey holiday, and mwvoat of | | Mrs. Baar and her three sons and her | ~ . on : It is rumored that another ‘the courts were c in both Judge Spen- daughter spent a portion of Wednesda AND te | big ocean liner Ie to | org and Judge Fisher's courts, trials were light at a dance at Lemp's Park Ha. UIC ; be built, which will rive! even the famous Oceanic {n progress. The Beachum case went to They returned home after midnight. Baar. EAL : Full Set of Teeth : had retired. He arase at ihe usual hour pier bandied per tooth iat an ett . urt at 6 the jury eee eal oon. “The jury Thursday and took breakfast with the fam- GAS § 3 | Gold Crowns, 22k $2.50 Silver Fillings 256 in cise. As usual, American enterprise ie at tbe o'clock bead of the project. returned to cous at 10 o'clock Thursday ily He left the table before the others e oe and went ge a ay he gd eg gne been reached. gene = r fa All work ranteed fer about the rts . irs “Baars rother ra ups room, Speedily and permanently removed, RINGEN STOVE Co Mb ae Fi vonage BS a 1 t . - . » “4 RB’ " 4 eet eo Gale Sp ghoulelane are oe old ae aoe leaving no trace of their former ex- rm i. witheut pala. Fes Sor: on the night of o *. 4 d eu = trial has been in progress si our breath ; @igestion, diliousness, constipation and nervousness. LEGAL NOTICE (GO6 OLIVE ST. street Katrauce. charged with hav ‘ murdered tomes S& Ayer’s Pills are liver pills. They cure daily trains to Eastern cities. Tickets | Olive, St. Louis. , P@CUITA SANDAL WOUD CAPSULES. 4 Pine A Peter Cilse Set. ® last Bik. Ss Ciark had been constipation, biliousness, d ‘spepsia, and information Broadway and Locust Weoodbery’s Facial Soap asd Cream "ree veole ‘tor division: thete Re anus sent sm a ie Sage, Fa Giert of -aizections. Price, Jodo" A cr coe i morning and reported that no aegreement pow ee ey pro 2 alin E Mra nar’s brother ran upstairs ‘and dead. istence. Full information and book ad? Then your B. & O. g.-W. R. R. free. Call or address John H. Wood- DIAMOND DENTAL PARLORS, aha, ureday afternoon. Clark Is A bad breath means a bad liver. erta the cases of the shooting, os _sick headache. 25c. All sts. street and Unicon Station. Keep the skin young, fresh, anéciess. | $230": oe |felsted by. Clark wh eee

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THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 22, 1900. VERY BUSY BOXERS; LOW PRICED! | ATTRACTING SHREWD BUYERS! ALL SORTS OF BOUTS SCHEDULED FOR BALANCE OF THIS WEEE. CA TS] Sie aroees.|A CARD. |CENTLE READER, ">. : 9 licanas, aye ian THE GEORGE DIXON BENEFIT. | won) handles, SAN KRUPT SALE | bold aan eat =o tae Be one of those, go around to other plenty of «.2e9, 24 te Nearly All the Noted B d Littl Pe ee ca ene Ver nen ——or—— 6. inctudtt copier oem RU Its oe Eo 'and.. ¢ Alfr 1 C hr ’ S k Laughable, But Too True sales, then come to the miraeie: waithvely ro | COHN'S $100 and $2 is 0 n S toc ‘ Thousands of people who were lured BIC STO R E $l i” grades. — Success. Silk Umbrellas, llver ) rimmed basdies, Formerly the past week Dy flaring anzouncements Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. : - CALICE ¢ : I -3 § ' >a The last three days are to be busy ones 20 Patterns Good Velvet eee . 77°C ‘Wik Sen 520 NEW CATALOGUE een darhineg $0 wb enpine Maan MAIL ORDERS | And see that tw A onen, with colored for the boxers. . bDreliaa ° ' oI ly lace where th . . o t y Bs " x . . a a READY MARCH Ist Liv ONE pracs ey can get gen Accompasied by cash , Wasmingtun s birthday is to be ceiebratesd ray Patterns Axminster eee eee SB5c COHN'S $4 and $5 si'k Washington - ” uine bona fide barwains, and that isthe ence ota action Our assertions | * le ity aes nstitehed Dy them in grea. silrage, JUG leona cin Umbrellas, SEND iN —.--e | Dg ee 3° Patterns Best Brussels. ---65c 62.76 aoi.....$1,99 Avenue. _ TOUR NAMES on em CcLOB: prompt atication. | are true. oa i weal The programme for the balance ne ~ r oe ts ‘i -$1.65 Hats From Cohn’ s Rankrupt Stock. [Men's Ki Bloves, COLLARS AND CUFFS. Ribbons—At Half Frice!—Ribbons. week Inciuucs hese cont Ls wia dint ; -_ named: a i 95 Patterns Royal Wilton ... ye Citi RSDAY., q = Men's Stiff and VFeduora Hats, best elity, all | COHN > . See BC COUN'S Eu & (W.. COON. CLUETT \All-silk, satin, gros grain ery in white, black and all colors M. Donovan Vs. Jain bee rns, SuTT aio . tv les ll eoleors Blin Reariie va. aly! wetness Plas REMNAN —Room Sizes Tapestry Brussels... $10.25 |B Cony set Fis... $| 9. i | vl BAREFR BRANDS 4G No te K m biynn ate eit WHOr VS. | ° ; : Men's Stiff and Fedora Hats, an styles by sed id, ot it jp ac Linen Co ; = ae 12 ste yp. 40 e . . ~ Peed d evlors: CO ‘s orice, $2. ta. . aihing ' +, hi *( pl = lau fo -p! iP er rd. '*, ae Atiantic Yaetnt Ciub, Coummerec!:al wharf, Room Sizes Best Brussels ee 2 eS {2 7 5 end colors; COHN ad $ | even! ineludine rn ‘ IN’ Urn Pty 1H rice, P y - Bo 4c 6c y ee :c 8, 1iOc If “oc Will Curry, Hartford. New York. > “° . ’ : . lined . a | eects. , oom Sizes ( ood \ ely et e*eeeeeee and colors; CaolIN'’S price, $2.00 and $1.4). 1 On "om ' . “pl OIN'TS Coon Cuffs, per RCS $14.75 Men's and Royse’ Winter Caps, kerseys, yiushe aa kid oe a DET I are — Ladies’ Hose Muslin Uncerwear, o eS oe . on Avenue Bankrupt —_ . - - —_——————ee loiter (olars Ven's Stiff and Fedora ata. A ‘| atyles a Daunkhor: vs. Jim Jeffords, Cleveland. orge Gardiiier Vs. UnsdnoWwE, Manchnes- — ° — = Room Sizes Best \ elvet *enereeee#ee#ee $17.25 pa +3 a \ — hy ea > OO 8 + le Pes, an Weal! TAT) Q¢ (“ Hi Ne S Way > 2 si =~}? : Drawer«. « rt Ss price, $1 yr and $° sece06s eiik lined. eo ‘ ‘uffs S, per Tr: fr Fest eg ~ — dof fryt! alze with tock. jess, 1 Mtoe BG] gece nana, “whie Teen |MER'S: Sul’s and Wide bem Jack Carrig vs. Raphael, Hot Springs. Bam HKolen vs. Lou Campivell, Wheeling. Men's ane Bere’ bf enone me aed eas : Crescent A. (., Broston meres, plushes and Astrakban cloths; ies (| $I. 50. » . an tucks, Riverside Boat Ciub, Cambridge. ae COHN’'S price, T5c and $1.... seid ‘29¢ WECKWEAR, | an Cc — ed Wool seam! tt oo aie. ois Overcoats, Andy Daly vs. Biily Gardiner, Isteoric et Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Winter aps, in all) ae ial A hind sec iit Ge ime m- | Cotn's £8 50 Men's Bal a. ¢ . TAR 5 varigiv of maietials; 8c: Sop i - i 8 sti’ f aad Over. en $4.95 ' CUHN'S price, We... a: Bel HiN'S ey AES " ; flv. 450 value... oats : satin shield Hews.... Ovni and $1: mt MI larch and other] f eee — len i i} . } j Children's Hose, | se a t, . * jee ve $10.00 Men's » Coke eas, Jerry Marshall vs. McCloskey, Wiiming- Men's and one Wi nter Caps, chinchilia and : + ber is ‘reale Shirts, with cut a i: ‘k CUMS to Match...cccce ¢ Chiidren's ton. : z gta ND ST. CHARLES east Te ro ec ms \\ New Yo. kK, 7 . COMN’ Ss price, 25° and 35° ee Manor 1e : ( ‘OHEN? 3 Shi and=s others, | (et! . f sy rel Does n Shirts ant ers, ‘ lenali oP EES | . Cre lite sar by 3 : fat 7 rilrleee 1} **uadbii S. : it se ' : St ree, Joe Choynsk! vs. Joe al wot Jack Daly vs dd wr, Leenver, tt ntl : 4 tyes ————————— — Shoes for Everybody | Ladies’ Cloaks ye 2 , " 158 5 thd an a pa last. BIG | se ». ! at ‘fail - alse, Se apr wih = deep Jim Judge vs. ‘arter, Brooklyn, cr mn —— y. tock Ss Intshat | Oresscat - and Suits, ) a eee goa AUN 9: 3} WiiTE S HRTS, Tows Heavy Wool Bi-} ticks and lace; ‘ Afa | deen tA “ .? e . . ‘ . ee satin vel nifs There must have hoon lots of fun a4 —_ thetic u "a If that Is the case, Latham’s poritl be bad fi eto Laidte ‘Ex ior rials N's % C 1 oD bog : , pxeelste pene at 14 ‘ 77 wes 4to8 skirt rirmined Ww ( hie a te ‘ ‘rby rih _ vr @y T oe / i , qa! Ne a eatin d heavy “merine N's $1 Musiin or Flaun . 39C} ‘ _Soirts . 2 = , Sto: hemettt herd r i) “s (ohn's $i?" rounds, MeGiovern first handing Dixon a 4s trac e , Fonnsylv Unil- : the track team of the Pennsylvania ouls. Latham spent many an ye | Child’a Kangaroo, Pa it m Shees, | T! or v-linedd ve ‘ ie “kind. 5 Ground i neck and | Men's Suits and check for 30. MeGovern’s manager hantl. | | " . . She 3f verslty. lug to get away from the m irk as Johnson, La e 2 ry ——$——$—$—$$—__—_—— eet hli'n,..ee ieee, ane ame ser vel Me's Welt Hose, | SUSPENDERS. |" * omens ed Dixon $2), Tom Sharkey pave nim gor, and **Bob”’ Armstrong $3.) It is possible some newspaper man who used to, but never quite reached the cham- . “ : . p! on’ — form or Spee cut ‘fro mn $1. xp o.. Ja Kets, = Carts *Z l’a ‘ ‘ - Kieras, igh : . 7 iw, wo , ‘ ‘s i ne S$! Cohn’ % La: 7% ., carl : CORIN'S _ 10 seamless COMIN'S and is Vests and Pants, ve ean wens Seite: hm The laiest pugil.st to make a reply In ~ ‘ . . anewer to Bob F.tzsimmons’ den ts thvsn {was poorly informed started off the wrong |" Latham’s ambition as a sprint runner will Ladies’ imper: al eee og Me Ruhlin, the “Akron Giant.” Billy Mad. [Kind of a story. be recalled by those who witnessed his SR0CA, QI SIZeN, at oF thee iwh- mae (eee ib ewes Vi black of pare eh Bibs — ihhed and pti den, his manager, says: “i have ! It Is just possible that Pennsy did not ; l-yara ages atod U “gt rece tip Sun- | ~ e ae ” ein 89¢ out rs os ih. | tan ’ I ther end Z Sinai R 89, ‘BOYS’ SUITS, OVER- pant cover Fitzsimmons’ forf It «6©ddurings is didi Ne . dens ‘Thnere, 2 )é re) Jal ime “cary Al : Sloes, “athe : oe are | “ti on cont with idemons? it k At #. rec | Mke's brother, known to all followers stuck to his bail-plaving an 1 let at ‘Lic l _ fo etiot ™ ~ hut o_O eS Bii ; at ) ‘ le ad ° ‘ ahve . °o ‘ a Do . i ¢ ; at \ =) 4 ; ° iV ae | . ‘ weit } Leie’r oe res " i! est Pr. *, | . ef 4 ° ° ! ws *? “| : « ‘fe — " hp a par wi: bh Jeffrics w ' sot candidates and he came West last season erroneous and Arlie, mayle, has only signed SHoeS, rh ad athe skist. . Wiad Vile orn " - tH we eb \iesen" esta | ri ts oe Sults, Over wear % gue shown his superiority over him. Ard. with the red and blue to play the maroon ; to train the bull team that wil! represent oe ae $3 values ———— | ting lami re R 27h i¢ P. 5 VE oa , - 4 i000 Ctmene ae fe $2. 23 ‘ohn's 85 and 8 take Gua on, he Rualind wil tind: -. to |make a trip, and he went to California, To Skate at Ice Palace Benefit. eee ete ee iecasaed iuunee ee eee | | * .. caogees $3 scale bee ye Fitzs!mmons an Is rouns Is In eu e | where he also coached baseball players. John Barry, son of F.re Chief Barry, Sen's Heavy Sole Win- SI, 19 slit ae he “ leg f. | ? , | nm b oe Se KNEE PANTS. ; ae — a case re ee lit. r.. “ ‘* |) The probability Is that the dispatch should | will give an exh bition of fancy skating at T . - n° ¥ Sa uasink tan neh ™® . re ant tg oye Pha the public ilekity Olietiee me i have read that Latham was engaged to the Ice Palace on Thursday evening at the 2: ney clot} ts. | ned lee + | - rn “8 Nos aan vn’ $4.50 Suite, Overs! ate 9¢ 0 Io ' sine DP ong ya gh Mia ggg = on 2 re ¥ ated aulies” Umtvellas, hf eer Mitts at G eouts and $3. 29 “— +s eeeee ries a . : " oe Pa r reaste | Steg? os Opeh Tf es hie Perm. .. hows fhe K nee ENTIRE HALF BLOCK. T.adies"® or Children’s) 4... 4° 7 Fae "$6 Suits Faats, . you to look elsewhere, Ruhiin will meet either coach the baseball téam. s, the mother of the fireman. Chet y : > mere See ee ee ee ee 7. tr rile Ris a Sharkey or Kid McCoy. We want these — Mebus, who was killed at the Broadway Men’: 5 Shoe : $9 : , : SEVENTH Aa FRANKLIN AVENUE J Tndiva’ oF | sth mre SOAS trite em gel Tete tion. 6! ferse set $3.79 Ba ’ ” ined iring this aale.... Reefern...... Damen. CUIHIN'’S S2.60 $ SO doz Infants’ Rib? ved | K vs" $2 00 Sults, Ower tan wes heey of x hee get | Latham would be an excellent coach In | fire. $ terion Bee . “ . id ze T ts . ~ . nn ‘ il ss ‘e meet Yank Kenney at the Broadway A. C. | the direction of giving degrees to players| Little Barry is considered the finest fan. coneienian , ; ._ |C¥Y sKater for his age in. ot. sours, Ve the. _ - Mae “ “ : trl, + A A in_a 2-round bout next month.’ for ability to stand in or near the coach- | oi chow St. Loutsans just what ne can 06 Re CRE, : — The boxing game at New York hae been ‘er's box at first base and to make al] sorts ore hate wie @ great mint, according to unofficial fia- of fun by queer aniics. ote ssc comery 4 is bet- do in that line on Thursday night. # wres. The Broadway A. C. is almost $75,.0 ter at the game of arousing enthusiasm , a ahead of the game. The Coney Island among piayers than any man yet consid- Promises to Train Wild Horses. Sporting Ciub made over $59.00 on fights | ered by a coliege. He ts withal a fine fel- At the We:t End Collseum on Thursday last year, while the Greenwood Club easily | low, who is not ashamed to say h.s clown-/ night Prof. Oscar Gleason has promised to made $10.00, Pelican Club $3000, National ish actions on the field are part of his | appear and train a lot of wild horses, A. C. of Brooklyn $2000, and the Hercules |stock in trade. which are to be furnished him by St. Club, during its short existence, is already From another source it was learned to- | Louis owners. George Wright, the well- out of debt and alos has a few thousand |day that Latham hed been recommended ; known St. Louis owner of horsee, has THE BIG PUGILIST STILL SO. dollars to its credit. In St. Louis it ts dif- |as trainer for the track team - Arthur | promised to furnish three vicious horses ferent. F-very one of the local clubs lost , Irwin, who may succeed Mike hy as/and a brewery is to furnish others. and JOURNING AT HOT SPRINGS. Made Inst Iv ‘ money except the Business Men's, and its ‘‘trainer of the University of Penney vania, Prof, Gleason promises to tame all of them ace instant Ye rts med OF ow) : ARB TE paasne the football and baseball men.’ in no time. Two Teaspoonfuls toa > c — SOLU LY ES PURE. Managers didn’t get rich. SEEN er — ——— es ee - : : | : HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. %4.—Jim Jef- Cup of Boiling Water. Oy. fier, om rg “4 my ‘ete .- \ sa yo ‘ tee dy > RE fries, the world’s champion pugiliist, Is stil - at Hot Springs. at the Grand Opera He gave ain exhibition : 4 House Monday to a full house. ¥ ny To-day a good many people are offering . even money on Corbett. The big fellow is in training now in ear- T j é ; po ae nest. H ' - . I EO . vi Hie has fitted up a gymnasium in the €20.00 for the best, $10.00 for the second best, and the four next best get $5.00 each; four next best get one dozen bottles ) eo 7 et. Arlington Hotel and is working t ia] each of Bugle Brand L qui (i Coffee, ten next best one-half dozen bottles each, ten mext best one-quarter dozen botties each— : rr, J" a te, . is way, | thirty rewards in all. Sold in bottles containing the followiug graces: — —y : a -_ wT er We will give thirty prizes, six of them amounting to $59.00 in gold, for the best advertisement of not over 160 words seatus before March 10th, 1900, and accompanied by a label from a bottle of against whutever he mity fil Syracuse Tommy KRysn l! 0) leaving here. lt is reported that un, Ne Goiden Rie eee cami Quick Meal (Guatemala). ...25¢ Java Rr ee Can get a match with some one her: | 2 8 he Wil go Last. But to me this woul Mocha and Java............35¢ O. G. Java sec .40C dicate a rupture between him and . and {[ um a.inost positive that netnin t ; si . . P n t positive that netning « ONE BOTILE GOES FURTHER THAN A POUND OF COFFEE. the kind has occurred. It hus been stood ail along that he would manage Jef- Ask . , ar Wot! SK your grocer for it; or drop us a postal, and we will tell you where to get it. Telephone Kinloch A 764, fries’ training and to jeave him now Would FORBES-GIBSON LIQUID COFFEE CO., 115-117 Washington Av., St. Louis. net be duviug right to the bg fellow. A match for a Iimited number of rounds PRET between George Lawier and Jeffries is being Roliers For tulked of a! present, but nothing defini has appeared. JeNr.es eouid get some practice in a@ match ilKe this, but he haps thinks too much of himseif RA : drawing card to care to go on with Law.er . i, - C ; A i BEI 5 CH ry v re: : ycling Afoot. ; ak kal : . Perify the ne : C & V/ Vf CI] ' Cure Plotches, Jm- S - Cc edi, : ercy : Compiexicn. 312 N. EICHTH ST. > 10 cente > conte, Rs a lot of fun resuited—for * bystanders, pH BOND focac thks x ‘net er = Finally Joe mentions hi nm about four years he wouid be heavy enough to go AMUSEMENTS. against McCoy. — ema es Joa, al aust mmm, “yo. resieiae wo Reoren. ST, LOUIS CHORAL - SYMPHONY SOCIETY. and spilt the money, and that is the only do a lot aga.nst SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2 — 1) thing Lawler wiil do. when 1 aim * and you 30, : v1 | ht ¥ Marton AN tage aa ve nerlesidae oe ee ee BD to thad time” You [fe gente, Wil prahabie secdesd ta aoe Symphony Concert, ODEON, Thursday, Feb 22, 8p. m. even When IT am an old man 1 will make WECEN An ordirat a oan nS toe SOLOIST: WM. H. SHERWOOD, PIANIST. rl gg gel gl 1 § ONCE, MIME COUPEE tha seatriciinme ont ting ae ee Ores | ORCHEETEA OF 55 Serre LFRED ERNST, CONDUCTOR, ‘ ee Reserved seats at Kollman's. Parquet. 3! 50: Baleony, $1.0) aad 75¢ Joe weakened a little under this rapid- {2 itis armost certa : Pess, as the com- x cieiiesiiiesiimamiaiiaadiaal Blumenstell’s cigar store is the hang-out of the fighters and followers of the game here. A day or sv ago the Syracus.in anda Joe Youngs were roasting one another and ee eee ee =e —_—_—_—-— a fire delivery. but — he. « + ieh j . Tar - ; saaiitnes pod Raye “Sie cheat W ay I tcsstnn. Ce Ks IY is the é MUSIC HALL, OLYMP! At 8 SHARP. to neat ar alee the trek : | A (to ure “(Washingt on's ~Rirth can almost whiyr ye ow. I will thenht CASTLE SQ. OPERA CO. ) Me nees may 14 by HP hes yeu, too, if I can get any one to bet any Megacueeat Peroduetion, oe iether wi money that I will win.” Fe “2 ee é | ‘y > os Youngs is matche fig! mh es : Mat. To-Day, 25c, 50c, 75c. bitaey’s 4 is m h fight Jimmy Mur : og ray here before the Hot Springs Athie ~_. Evenings 25c, Sc, 75c, $1. ? it J ( ) \/ A DI eeee - — , Association Mar: and is doing h ae 200 Peopl: on Siage—R ‘ia ‘tartnas teens er S training under Jach lianiley. Mon. Feb ®-—T Traviat no English | ie m... Pet . | |e Monday, Only Matinee e Saturday. | | ani ] “KENDAL, H i Ri] | t f (} (} 5 : : Lh ' i line ‘ie nae ne ay : ~ 2 os : “> VWats Tue A CUP " “sday, = eft lay NEXT SUNDAY : C C A g , nanee th eek: deanna sc Mal Nigh! Prices. Liebler &@ Co. will presecat israel ir eae a ~ onday 8 $25. aS, 30¢ izes, to be awar. 1 he “hes Is the Best a (2 | 4 OF CTEEL | eg Zangwili’s tameus play, The reason wh the GEO. W. CHILDS stands first with the people, is on tume, hboy’s most comical costume, jockey > y ; ; “we ; id BARGAIN 2a) MATINES cast and equipment, staged by tity alumni p! __ SEATS ON SALE NOW There are many 10c cigars on the market to-day that are considered above : Sardi and not a goal Was scored : Saturday In the 35 minutes’ play. rs a | STANDARD. ~“|IGRAND 28 & 3 25c & 506 thing in the quality of the cigar that you get. ee Soe sheet geen oe Enereeey. o'er. : ; 3 bitiard par! th ‘ ar with 2 | 2h. i ICE PA LACE. The Washingten Usaiversity ane Ri t of Mra. Henrietta Mebus. widowed aw ther ' . The play [!n the pool rooms and gamb- | | > ling houses {s heavier here now than ever co as tye ESI or st for this time, and increasing da: ily As Ae “he houses are ahead at this writing d Mort inst VUS = Albcie bane York 3: , Bs In thetr Tendon and New Tor roere, rod bid fair to keep so Sensational piavs. he we | eM wra, nev ‘ ‘ ’ ever, are few and far between | O course lawee The on, é vals nd the . The Ei d-r Miss tio Mr yias ° 7 L’Homme@leu left. He was the joy of the tonne “Pheri ten Taree Deen Daniel Frobmas managnmem “ reporters and he vy were to he HAMBUR Mite Hotel Garni bt a HOMAN & CO., WM. A. wane a CIGAR CO., | at ca Hotel Garni bitliard par! , Manufacturers. istributers. ) be 7 “cg William Mann will be the princ!ipais TO-NIGHT. 12. A eiagic lecture te Freack on vicTos Ww Trains leave foot of Olive street: 1 p. m., | Devid Nic... o. . o~ Louts, Me 8 La, 300, 2:88, 8:90 4 A, 6:28 6:25, t <« yr re. -_<- I TSE wee ~ ~— Cg Na piesa annem - penesnainens oi sponge. SS hes ee.

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eS apres "a ee 6 or a oer rs tnainlinaiaiel Te Oe ae ee = rr / THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 22, 1908, al MISSOURIS GREATEST STORE. ’ = hur Remarkable Values at Stil] More Remarkable Prices.... That are just suited to the crisp, wintry between-season days of late winter and early Spring. The remainder of our winter-weight goods in Cloak and Suit Dept. is offered Friday at simply nominal prices. | ‘ge 9 . Four of the Very Best Bargains in Ladies’ Winter Jackets. oys’ Fine Clothing All coats in this sale are silk and satin lined throughout. | Of the entire trade year—legitimate, carefully for $10.09 for $12.50 selected clothing at less than cost to make—to oo Winter close small iots and odd Jots. ° ackets. 3 Jackets. Bargain No. 1, $2.45—Were $3.98, $5 and $6. About 200 Overcoats, Reefers and Knee Suits of every de- Furs. scription, to fit boys ages 3 to 16 years. for $3.00 Fur for $7.50 Fur Bargain No. 2, $3.65—Were $6.50 to $8.50. Y8c $2.98 Scarfs. Collarettes. Over 350 Double-Breasted and Vest Suits, Sailor, Vestee and Tuxedo Middy Suits, Overcoats and Reefers, ages 3 to 16. $2 Q for $7.50 Novelty 5 Q for €12.00 Fur ; . Fur Scarfs. ° Collarettes. Bargain No. 3, $6.75—Were $10 and $12.50. About 250 Long Pants Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters for Boys Silk Waists. and Youths, ages 14 to 20. | Bargain No. 4, $2.98—Were just $5.00. $2 Q for $10.00 Silk 3 Q8 for $12.00 Silk RS « Waists. e: Woaists. About 180 extra durable Pure Woo! Cassimere and Cheviot Suits—-each suit with extra pants to match—both€ pants with double seats and knees—ages 8 te 16. OOo eet DONT MISS IT. Stock-Taking Sale Now in Progress. Our Wonderful Stationery Bargain Is an exceptiena! epportuaity for levers ef very fime Social Cerrespoadecace Paper. Avail yourself of this RARE SARQAIN and place yeur orders at ence, as this offer lasts ealy FIVE DAYS mere. POSITIVELY ENDS MARCH ist. o~, + e ’ —— --- LE We will sngrave a monogram die of 2 or 3 ini- tials in the latest styl*, as above, and fur- nish a box of fine quality paper, 9) sheets and 50 envelopes, and stamp same in any color—red, biue, gold or silver—for the ex- tremely low price of re We guarantee this to be our very highest , Morlncer Ron s by . . aite ‘ ir n . ‘) neu . . The decorations ut Nliss ‘ rone s§ affair i é a “ MI. Harty, Mabel Toggs, (lark, Rohinng, mere in pink. Bridemild roses and hya- Farewell to Mr. Graham. toe Celasse ecene cinths adorned the table nha eimiliax and Mir. and Virs. John F. Rulfin gave a fare- Ruhl, Bertha Shirley, TH ink carnations garlanded the chandelier. | well party Monday evening to Mr. Phil | Weber, ‘ oe Hilma pope vib 400 402 404 N a CO UST. Graham of Chicago, who left for that city | Gertrude Kornhardt, Carrie Scbilllaget, . - is 7 = 5 I, F Tuesday morning. Dancing was the main evens oot a - 9 oa “te . hel, n rg ~ wee clus emg bl the evening. Among those pre ‘Tucker, Goldaenith, } ie _ Bin a pres nt were: ; : , Anna McK enna, Sounmers, — Misnes — Misses - Misses— lose MeKenna, Idith Meyer, Clara Vogeleang, ‘ta 4! Isabel O° Rrien, Madge Dockery, lizzie Stud’, Minnette Suite, Pisa a t tsretta’ Tolle Flin Schere, Ada Gaines, Alva seit t, Elizabeth bigecrs, : ’ ‘ Minule .rewls, ” ie a. s(Tauss, Florence Kice, ily Roach, : ehtein, Meouire : Caroline Miller, c Riley, na Resenbaum, at eteet, | ener Jaruise Miller, : a le alu Gricaa " ; . : Towed f snpen, J ine be lilggine, Stumpf, ‘ Arnold, mma Schiossatein aura Leebke? liarry Parkiuron, Dase Novbaa, Mamie Moore, : : , ; (lit Floren e, Deiemut. Shotmuelier, Miss Link's dinner tm the evedbing Was] cjiat Florence. iH. Lew Averiil, Foues, for the ag ye ptf ; ‘Crs wv Maud Hefty, aute Tiangerty, Covers were lali for 12 andl at eaeh place ; Stella Hivnt, ‘otra Rocrsechiela Wak a cluster of California Violets and Lies Silver Wedidng Anniversary. . F ith setimidf Lilian Vetta, of the vallev. Mr. and Mra James J. Jennings of S842) panra Kglimana, ‘llie Brittlan, ae , : a > 8 eh _— Violet satin ribbons were drawn diagon- | Windsor place gave a dinner-dance Satur- | qyien), ‘lara lang. ; P a , t= : = Lye @lly across the table sand fastened we flay evernng in honor of the twenty-fifth | ryan, Tilile Boetu, S 2 | ; “ ~s four corners with ierge bows. The table. | anniversary of thetr wedding. Among thetr | Kauf. Nellie Graham, . cloth was of elh@ant white satin damask Euests were. Messre.— eenre=? $/ 50 | B i—P | $3 15 $85 00 S lid Mi h 3 Pj S it $59 00 $I embroidered with a border of viovete : ‘ Mt. and Mies- WNfecere and Moes- Arthur Shirler, ; i’ Knapp, . ron e rice ’ 7 ® 0 | a Of any r lece ul 9 ‘ ‘ 8.00 Rent Glass China Closet, $10.50. ‘ EET On this doll, wis DS tat ahaa De: Sivitle. 1 amma ne ee Frank Dorkrey. : ‘ : ' ‘ e : : Jolin “trennel Our entire Sixth Floor, filled with Discontinued Patterns and cutglass vase fitted with violets and lilies Quandet, Johu Marshall, Seott William Marsball, oA - ees, wae this Vase mr ‘i lina.« 7 ~ — no ing «a at boheme A “a OW ul of tite sate owers ite Mu wc ne Mies or — a we ete: thes centingnae > “ Rurests were: Coy gy ays ary, Reulinagmin, Samuel: Roche tld Broken Suits, at a Reduction of 25 to 33% from the lowest arry Cjcnmi iD, _ ilawe es Mis | Petey pereick. Wis Govan” price they have been sold. A large line of Parlor Suits hatelle ft rone., a srit le nning« (jus Linde i . | : bulenr Lulke, \ Sheviin, : } William MeFarland, Clara Voegelsang berde Bock tradford. sievers eoaet s Mer “e : Me at Heese ve Kabamann tears Hoch and Fancy Chairs and Rockers at 50% of their value, for two FE. J. Brandt, Merman Stoffregen, "ig! : seorge Boel Mf. 1). Brandt, lienry Feeers, ; x Andrew Wigsain, Arthur ore 1 Ke steiner Ro t /. ferber (*" Jennings, (url llausman, we > “ ee ea aan = we ay Leo er, A Koelter neat lr Loeseb, Harrr Meise. Jbiekson Falta * * — : , : he $5, S K: finan (iliver Kobr, k | MI d b Oth ee Goi Koss, B. Keefer. Someere. weeKS only, commencing Monday, Fe ruary ' The Cieveland Avenue Kuchre Club was [denne Quaudet, Chester Do.an. enteriained Monday evening by Mrs. Frank URN Joe Conner, J. Schleicher of Ban Cleveland avenue, Miss Belle'’s Reading. Fc = tol Cards were played until il o'clock When The reading by the authoress, Lillian Sena’ Dherberser, Josepli Scuuyster?, ' : ® dainty luncheon was served. Afterward | Heil, at the Y. M. ©. A. Hall, Friday BE. von Kochner, Wishmeser, Mrs. Booth was assisted by score was counted and the prizes awarded | night, is one of the most Interesting events junu Shelley. Fred Green, mann, Mrs. Ro Ie Wooster to Mrs. Schleicher, Mrs. C. Spuehler, Mrs. | of the week. During her stay in the city , pyarry Frederic®, Arthur Hyman, Sproule, Jr.. of Sparta, [ilk Drank Rein, ladies present were: Rigs Ae ON vote Coes such rr : | Vi Mies Jem, be ddis tS peel to» Nleodbile, | Irwin Schoenle, SL aE ' a] . Ex\idie Boyd - —— a William Smith, i mg ’ .ieeeo— ' _— ¥ ise , Mise Jet | ’ borke relle, (era son, ne, Alu., to spend the Mar ers sea Dicky Club’s Domino Dance. Sp einned or ' a of al the guest ef Rev. and Mrs. G Tucker Ul s s 8 Marion FPrunoer, ae, ; 3 : . . ‘ . . : . ‘ i aMwytwv ®i) } re + The Dicky Club gave fits third annus’ ‘Trine. ttle Ureeusteider, | ) ee Mie fo ANCL SSE ~ ANY pink dinner party Monday evening at The) fotpell, Sadie Smiti | : ath me ee rade bball, be itl ; . > ~~ . ” \ residence of Mrs. Phil Burg, 3251 Haw- | Fila Bell Greensfelder, arheryvia | t edi , gales sore nad Laecust @ireets Moan’ egaint rizes - , id Thomas ite trie Chart bag nd-painted china and lbnen ; ets. Zur, f den ’ The parlors were beau- lammert, ' ’ ’ | “he hostess Was gowne!) in roee-colored silk crepe and each of the guests was pre- renied a cluster of Hridemanl roses, Ticee YENTISTS. Fila Robinson, by Adele Bollman, Sita Hoffman, Mrs. Jay Davidson, Union and Theode Kusie Mellon, Becks sawtt, avenue Thursday evening. The programine: 5 neha Bae Sige eab Ta lity ego mn 44 'omann. Hirabfield and Sinz: Missee Pauline | Adele Dittmann, Luin «emp included mureic and danctine ries © au a et “_ re a (joerke Martha Toben, Liha KRoentg, Lea Cora Gehner, Alma Traurulent, business seesion at which ti prt; Ler. esightiul ! rt) given mt tn Poatitan, T ! An- ) ra S Prada ' ry “a * 2m - Na Natlem Fila Soest, | i Btls K ¢ DP biate Sums i! eer, tion of officers was held sa ~~ : — ‘ thorne boulevard. y tifully decorated with roses, similax and | Kolb, lage ay BreO®, thee eg Mise Anna Kallemeier entertained the the Dicky Club colors. rank Walsh \ ' nes, Scsuvehir Euchre Club last Thursday atter- erery branch o , Those present were. Cynthia Club Dance. | : Hock Kot moon at her home. Saal Manin: aru make our work better and bette . 6 Misses— Missea— The Cynthia Club .wae entertaimes ssin. street Prizes were awarded Miss Same. his en 7 “oper arr ~Sige Srella Sebnaider, Miss Ressie Dickey at the home « : Mr. an RR pe ay : . Wiss fohen and Sites Malema Theta Very de} r bot PO Pres s ! Medal tte coe S sais Fone t SOULE. Torecent wer Mesdames Obermever, Linde. | ont sreeeme SIs CRPET IS » * + Lrouise Melntosh, Eilfie Lluspes Estelle Rassieur, Anna Carr Irances Harry, Ealith Lyle, The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been | ee Juita Hearman, Dy Ye ne “pe “em o “a a ee a on on 0 te et Jnma arig, Paula Muench. in use for over $0 yon Aree: borne the a. of ee ae y y | S an been made under his pere senanee- ; A D i & d ot . Sanden’s Eleciric Belt sonal supervision since its infancy. Richard Blanke, John Denve: Will Carr, lauis Gruper, ° Allow no one to deceive you in this. arty Prufrock, Will Blenke, All Counterfeits, Imitations and « Just-as-good” are but Pritip Burs, Je. George Layer, 9 . . . ' Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Renjain Piekel, Wil Denver, i DENTIST —_———- SS: . Fre c} Nelson, obert liurius, Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. Caer iendcuctim . Fis et, at i ities b witc sta ca anuibed’ under ae COR. 6th AND LOCUST STS. at bee. yy PP yP al di- ENTIRE SECOND F'OOR rection, has become universal for . turg ) W. . , : What is CAS I ORIA _ ty red burg. the confidential adviser ot thou- : Guests of Mrs. Grant ands of sufferers in all parts of the , A? Ps the cure of nerve, giandular, or- ea world. I have devoted my hfe to se ganic weaknesses, rheumatism, ESTABLISHBD !87} Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Mra. I. F. Grant gave the ae eet Pe iM ok ates ok D se P i “I b st delig i ! }4 : espe : ie care u be uUqgYy O 4 ervous t- : of ; Sciatica hUMmMmOoaro Varicog ce ety ' goric, Drops and Svothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It Dancing \ ve all. Among these | DP mvehe apr * / co, ‘eto, fc P x : [> Se e Linmar Hall. rr bility and weaknesses of men and ss Nature demands a certain sup- BOSTON STEAM DENTAL ROOMS 4158 N BROADWAY, bet Lev at and “tf Chaeries. tan afternoon at conta neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic present were: é bility and weaknesses of ren an = : and. “ ~ ° " > i Eehan a r : _— ory ‘ sage tilbila ’ C ¢ ns »s . Pp y 2) Hattira ec ric ity ‘ anc if . ‘ Na) th . . x 4 e. It destroys Wo Gladys Rorier, cae ple, have made a life study of electro- this supply is reduced by excesses, BRIDGE WORK $3.00 Ps s gKT4 oF e ih ncns exposure, etc., weak LRPRU $5.00 and allay “everishness . , tthel Moors ¥ ys Feveri - It cures Diarrhoea and Wind KE 5 Katherine Winstos, therapeutic appliances and have 3 ; Ae id overwork. ood Iaura Hroiaskt restored over a hundred thou- ‘iy : D. ZY ness and debility are the results and > 7 lrdie Harbager, ) y\ ie | é ss and debility Psuits, Painless Futrectivg aes tulency. It assimilates the F » regulates the May Pra.! atte jiewr?. sand men and women to physica! in Silberstein, renowned returning to her storehouse that WINTER RESORTS Majorte Post, , ) Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Lana Terpening, ere ee inionbelmat lie.eu Terpeuing, arguerise : ; ' \ | lo repair this weakness, nature HY ' + dows Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. cueace Btilby."” Lavra Reeves strength and vigor with my world- Pe” SI. a] a ee paid + ‘oie aoe te DR. J. Hi. CASE. Prop e ’ >» s Jessia a tjracle x -teiahle _ . d : A," . = ie I ‘ - a LZ ry The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. dh gy + Rea Litian silversts a4 | rs + kB Ae fi ich has been wasted and dis- , Adele Weber, : | TR! B - . which ha 1 an - ; | cENUINE CASTORIA Atwayrs Rane ccser tieestoen wrmcemnneneicts . off. - sipated.— this is electricity —which An All Year Resort. Naiter Dost, Vester Marburger, The use of Galvanic Electricity, vd 4 nf is the very essence of life itself. | heate bree’, “a | COPYRIGHTED The (Crescent Hee’ reba S8&priege, Art... sretie Ll'owers, } epese Nerch Jf, limw mest deeira’.@ 6te Bears the Signature of Sargent Jones. Metaon dbatch : liayward teat B, Electric Suspensory for Mien ; with all Belts. tractive apd convenient resort aod , : Georgie (reuchb, oo, Rewler, VMlit.ac) Sllliwerete lB. . , ~- :, “@aeir erart idee ? pars pee he Freddie Siiberstets, Why should suftering ones hesitate to try this cure ov natural means: a wore ™ Tate, Pre. eperunag ijeorge Iillhy. The , : Andsey, course there are thousands who are as yet unacquainted with the value of my great discovery, and to these | Hiarry (srant, | ,y BKryae, babise Abiiby. | r | | wate say I have decided for a time to allow my latest and most improved tg00 Mode! Belt to be taken on Class of 1900 at Luncheon. ! Mra David 8. Booth entertained the class THIRTY DAYS TRIALS nat - | . . From this offer it is apparent that I am sincere in what I state. I will cure where drugs have failed, TOUR OF ALL M EXICO Hall at luncheon Satur. ¢ & e . : of 190 of Hosmer h Pb + AP so day afternoon in naner ‘> a iss @igiitit y and it is my knowledge of this fact t! at warrants mein « flering vou my Belt on 7 bays’ | ria!. me It cures : 8 Ol aye Wa 5 () and Miss Anne ee mn and white while you sleep, and you pay when cured.” Worn at night, it sends a pleasant, soothing current which you VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL &.® The decorancs, o & Mw on aioe feel through the entire weakened organs, the suspensory attachment to the belt resting directly over the ESCORT OF THE AMERICAN TOUTIST ASSOCIATION . Reau (ampbe |, Gea Wegager 1425 Martyuette Maren 6 Pv! liom foupertmest Dre@ . al ‘olors. were carried out in . , cong Sng Se prostate gland. Write for my little bowk, mailed tree, or call, Ride ‘ ' 4 the favorea which were daity hand-painted In Use For Over SO Years. neat of a hand-painted miniature, while Dr. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N. Broadway, (2ezmsser¢) St. Louis, Mo. O%*.woetas of a, Sn i veninuel Tete CARTE B THE COWTAUR SOUPARY, VT SUARAY STREET, HEW YORK erry. Shes Hattie Teananakiae Be ant a” pansy i,t. A- ’ . y; Jaccard Blag. ’ ’ ¢ tor, Wednesday and Saturdsy antil 9 rm. 219 Breadwey, st Leuls blotter, in the contest of Valentine poems. SOOO VOUSE4THO8O48884 088888 i TICKETS INCLUDE ALL EXPENSES EVERYWHERE, Be. be ee ~~ a ee Sie AAP es nt ——— —— ; i ss _ be. Beas onde ~~ oe oh . Ou , ee ees ee ee ee ee ‘ a

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(| W® MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POS ST- DISPATCH —FEBRUARY 22, 1900. 4HAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. ™ eer tN 1 | —_—— ee a en ROOMS FOR TENT. ROOMS WITH BOARD. 14 Words ot Less. Cents. 14 Words or Less. we Coats. -_ — BELL AV. 822 -Plearant eecond-etury “frvet | F INNE Y AV... 4107—Reom and noard ‘for 2 gratioe room; heat, gas and bat hen of martied couple; 2d-etery frent; eouthers BEENAKI ST se 37 - Nive Taree rome with good for > young teat oo ampheped. mk: ook a«toves, TH conte teu ‘ — ee - — apes - ~~~ | GAMELE ST. 282. Nice front fox with beard; BReoADWAY. SIS 8. Nice. clean furnished roc ott gags 8 ~ : at) 0°, : * ‘ t et ; ; with goed stoves: 01.46 eau anne pee gebticmen, bome cooking; private; SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. HPLP WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED—FEMALE. _ IAST AND FOUND. > Werds or Lees. 6 Cente. ——— 1 m C -|T CLERK WwW ANTED- Grocery y clerk; must have ex- = es nd —_ : ei Rusincas annwanremente 0° cents pet line. - Mean a DARTAND EA it. wanted by a well-experien ced jerhenee, references end speak German. Cail COOK—Sit. wanted by young lady for general — — Lost. _ a, te. Dee Smeal ; WLLL work feasonable Ad. & Ml Biddle. housework; good, plain cook; wages $3; eimall GIRLS WANT El _Five experienced mechine hands; _—=_—s ‘cmt epateh ’ " 8 RARE aN faint Ad. N 106, Post-Dispatel , sii ‘ five erlene hinelmnacel te — ———— --—- , ) COOK WANTED —Geod maa cook? must be good |. "IW. jon Post Dispatch. | Twasiin underwear; five experienced machine |BRACELET Lost Feb 11, child's allver twecels BARTENDER Sit. Ww anted by first cias® bartend on short order wark Call 20 Tine st COOK —Situation wanted by No. 1 cook; in first- ers on skirts and walste: two experiene ed press- Ke i S PANngles. BP bc reward !f ty Bannan to ] Sa) or by young man, sce 0; bent refe, Ad W os, CLERK WANTED 1 relief clerk 1 or 2 nighis cluss family; best city references. Call OAS ers on musiin unilerwear; also two experienced | - — oF ; fe Te Poat-Dispatel. \ in week - reflirenc mgeee FY A 231. Post. Steneten : Morgan , } a ‘ a pressers on lined skirts. Apply S14 St. Charles BREASTS"! Lost. enameled ciover leaf breast: -| ComoK—-Ladg wants pesition in restaurant as GIK L WANTED—Girl for laundry office: apply ag oe nm eive reward. Returo to room ove \ p= Ter, _ le lg - - Bud. CLERK Sit wanted as Dill clerk or as . f f COOK WANTED An. ailronnd man cook, one cook: go bome at night. Call at 625 Lafayette. after %& o'clock. SU6 Sth at IMs Lost, brown water epantel, % meosths old; aistant lkekkeegeor: can furnish rete tenes emai) of tMenlerate *alary Ad T Ds, Post Dispatel who understands pastry. Hotel Bement, 1402 N. , . : a : . roadway, COOK.-Sit. wanted as cook in private familly by LGIRLS WANTEDb- «iris vr ofringin eearfs and . Bey -~ Sil Wate | 4 nu grew, Sin ft Due’ 4 » - _ os BOK Kl. b }’ r it = “ . . a ’ . yg eee - al a ry x Be . rib ti Siate v up . ‘a | or a ] lress o-** iA =e \S 4 wa hire ~ ‘\ A J ] Tiexim an, 4i0 \ ‘ | “war . ‘ }leal t \l ‘ ‘ uu” ster gwer datas "ae*ir -* Ap ‘ be, a=s8 AT. hs ' aa ths Ms a *. ina. "Ap fs > * . + « . . 4 . ; . i . iward offie work Ai A . ' ' emit Pie paten : ; “ : ter ; t med, fr vt its “ DIE SSMAKER. Dressmaker wants sewing in far Gi , Ee s2hotl eatia: fan’? mies é - erciet, . head, Vrown ate wo ' ’ #41 -nt Deeaneds ee . : - IS WANTEI ts on overalis, don’t mies r : 2 _ , ; iy farnishe mt ~ ' S , BO) . stored } Joost si mrt 1? VW 4 N\ I 1) dae setter on men 8 lies: tir } “= ‘] n t; rT) theta, , ; reward }4225 i; & nore ioe arg ' rene ot +h . lA eo | j | eats of d al ely furnished eeroad to herse and wien ‘eta Bas ; Were Ldemue Made, Sire 8 rN. With wt I MoA BsuvA Deaytern 8! k . ae as oe . pies wy 9 ni tab pele iomishe ro Iteht hen sekerp: a Ree » beard. terme reasomable ra Rock } imal Shrike Bi an xz 4 ‘ ‘ mena work DRESSVMAKER Situation wanted dresemaking f: ih WANTEI® A good, strong (serman gir! bee ae oom ig car ~ Sear | ’ ag 7 eet : t : ") we Behe 1 Boy ‘al ' > aoter ’ ‘9 oS . s bison Male es ihe 0. rat! otis wt ladies or ehbildren in families; will work leap. thor secveral tote] ree] Phomas ‘ atts, “ , ah are ee . i ot © oe : ‘ PO ore tt ’ eb ia . TP ; | if : ; . ‘ ’ * »>' ose verre. t 3 inis? . press] T we we at wt ' ; © - ' 7a , ’ ‘ li f P eel ‘Tt t ‘ we f . "| n 1 «* . agp ye ¥ . pinsk TRIMMERS WANTED On men’e work eetiart. Ot eae: eee, eee GIRLS WANTED “Espet eneed finishers on hereon | | | ats ’ frent. with oF : Aha 04 tty Hoiue Made Shee Co, lowe . Ith « (sthl. Sit. wan ww | etor's Office « tem | ints Apope) tort) mt ted foo , , “ae \l +o hws tart dla: ‘ Sate, oy private familly, = anitend . vould [ike learn | : : , “auy hind of office 3 dl r addressing : anes oa. : Dade ' ee t Poo: mrst or: ‘ se wor oa a trad 3 rol iP weggetiyray™ yp] CeO TES | be +. fine steek groreries, coun G. Wiliott, Gikh WANTED mies mal : dart ered get we tok Hy sale % } ; : ! ; se ' r its ' eemles, « . of retail : Wases, rend :, | kes pot deta, seeder : ; z spat Vir rteen Jie ' od Ses , , = ely furnished 2d- : si i ' a nasend : ; . , ; art : BB sare $ eervice , n7 Pool bie tal e.celving ~ ! me ! I ’ estore at amie tion | j mi, BitOADW AY Ime N Fornished rooms ¢ . ; ° . — ee + ; er Hebt LGARRISON AY “NT , hi isehee ping With cceek mlave $1 nar ti Sz S. “ rer i é ] - cE Bo -t west Two single LL 4 ——— ee ee ee wh tendins 4 . |! : bzi Olive st. | Gti, sit nied De peat colored gi ree | ; | > Porc ma fe : ‘ y ‘3 Y “i : > rT u&sist Ibu i 4,01 WV eh Se ’ t. ww) r} rc ] ni rool i . - : Pre T Were mal . miae mt ah - - aoe - . Boy sat . ati seh ; ws ; li} 13'b iz WANTE] ' tue WianlWworker at | aed ad » nu! ‘ I ! : j . ‘ } ng mm and ] setae 1) or : ? ~ meemil P CeeVEb Peas er P , rr in ¥ . ’ ; mr mere ond story froene Whialiesals , ; | },? mini? hele it « pel ~ Jefferson ay 7 es , ; — elent board | rea- bieat SEAGULL Sit, wanted as nuree oF secon ee | COTS ~ANTETD ccoela t era to tahe bree t's aed if Tine! ~ ! xf laa or , ' i ; sity ; j 1} ae ; | : | , ' ; Hien SEMAN WA’ L bay bat a WOUGCTHAN Kir by clean. nent wWeman; just from ‘ tt of its. d . : Tevucray : f freuiah oa e ‘ nittend te go“ ‘ se : pw Mont Moo] Pat Dotnqeat , er tay “a \ sre WP Phew j t ree anf ati "Ae . q ere rhy 4 ee iwe nufurnis f ‘ pte i ®t ° hs y hee — ——— bs ; : , oe a. 40s orest hor ; ath ' «eet ! ryur ral . ° ! ’ ‘ ehce , onto . vy ’ — Thedee A S rs ‘iam 2 Loisgea' , t , th it ee 4 as 7 orang rn 9 ail vet Pr 4 peas ; ) HoOUseathL st wanted by neat colored girl WANTED Girl fer gene on cheek ) te Join Meaminen, I eterred | P nN titdtial "4 ~Te8' t ; i, ‘ spiel Kev g ri ? rit met. ; r ’ ' : . — lar LMA {Suthers frowit atid regen 4 e aecond-etery hee thet " cml Dean: reae ryileer Worth og (remddway : " . . . . ’ ’ a . ear ra] , ' o* vil , The foymy , ae Car cals " i . : sitio l) _ i? The ; ’ ee ‘ r ; . The s * : Pr ‘ise Sor Thee th . 7 py . 43 ate * ~ ‘ ' , LABORERS WANT fow geaanl shewelera, a — bila “ ‘ ins pee . . . _ ’ : : : ’ Frank! » ws Meith oad Netth Mare Masthew A Girabatn Lito SEGIRE, Stitt. wanted be g ‘lia! colores :¢ iis. WANTEITO-A temde a ti | ‘ ti : : reoIns: het comforts, het . . LAVHEES WANTEI prey ated Ning 5 sy > ‘gt ' > & a wg ane Spe cere , ~ TP K SOON : ae . ‘tonen' era Aang + yeaa Pavette fark = i ‘ ‘ i ' ; ' - : o : ’ ‘ : ; —— " P . .’ " .* bene ava nicely fur- ‘ , / " , i} .r t i rit. Sve for die Tt . . . r ; ‘ ' } a 7 bendper st ' ) “ r reasonnrble ~ | ‘A | bieel SPT ant Tans girl { Ligeht ftsbasihh, WANT git ten al gener: ts . LAPT COTTHES WANTED Cart can sentra pereral rh. 270 Gr casework: stnall fammiis iT t Pine st | : DHE Laon me ournished eommecting fea MEGAN 4220 New| aned room end Pomithon wanted a be nue ; ¥ ware Dhoni Sere, Sist and bs . ; ; ; Cooharreie te e iiab:t leettss Reepune. § » ea teocanrel fv ‘ . — és . « ; . HotU skhamnki, Sttuation wanted b , » bdeot SPathhl WANTED seria 218 a : 4 ro Reh AC ETE tT, ores ne. ’ Tea rhe ees b ANTON aod burnished fre vED) the MiMi AN wT. ‘ , , d front perior, reome lt e'ine - - sof iy t> eh "| ‘ ; * . . any kine 4 M oe WANTED) Mane of tren heel education do housewerk., te Washing. No Jrwstal *Leruase ele tES enw aot Ort, 6 fae ‘ ’ bergee det. , ' eilvel Hnbng i t ive ft cst vyeotiemen amiv; het bath private ¢ amtis and Doar ant . ; vr Work in ty: geod tiedaeements | right party cmll 1245 ¢ohd Manetiester ra } deol “PMSIKRI. WANTED ;- tO 4 -t Wi igh ~mTiiere TY « bi : ' athe woe : » | eit rent “porn oe Bat e «© furoishes om tris | Merb, ‘elt , ~ FASTON AVN ine fn r two inn ! Merbkie, AN e's furnished front alcove yi Mote sparfer Tie t }’ ie 1 ] rakilh wo enetiod HOU sSRGINE, Situation wanted by housegtrl | Tomes ln eit: ' ' Kixml lweared rexssonatide wanted ft Sothern Lieetese Waal “0 = NMorgan ; " : ’ ‘ siti . *) ny dei rtheld one i - . private family. \ ! , sy be MAN WANTED Man for hese and dimnoag teem ter elay 42:80) Limededio te Pen hb Techs tnt ns ‘ oti f bevtiss Keermlng. gas renee wotk Ayo 4 midde « trates s4 ils Washington Sheet Shel tht, WANT I» \ ge | one@ey T fir 4 contamina — — rs 77 ' . : e, 77 hicol skK I j 1’)} ie Sit ation wante J . ree “108 far ‘ ” j Wages A7ewe sl Loa lede nv. prrespe res te ’ ‘ ‘ ; “¥ = . ] ge 4 \ ‘ip wtelti l 4 na? he abe ogrmn & ~* = be 4 ts ’ ly tant ern froat aia: iv eee yr)! ‘ rhe ty ; ,T tris ie eeorlli ery ‘ ‘ rif ‘ 7 ee és - Th : ’ privat ’ / vefe re moee of hocetiers! eid hi) a wont. | 7) colored ; willing feo 41 avy 4} nmlaof Wore, Tf solimieie, Roe? v \ \ , 1) , a man amet ; 0 01 Covet MN 5 ANI» Wen AN ‘WA | "ha } “ay Ss . fu Zentietian or faruii!s al , ; ; te =. en onan for general honsework, Neman curvast ive létus Peet Sb Weost i NANTET Middle aged woman, --"™ mT 45 bieotime hee ting } wvetitemes,; eheayp oP ' : Peer ge Thevl i! mise work rtimt lee geemwl cook. SMAli . ‘ ; ‘ i e THEATRICAL. LANTON AV. gore Bed rean and Kitehen fur | PINE OST S28 Handsemely furnished mom for heeplng, aiso ha two, ' eoent Inward, tefilped pirteate fam- the Bi’) » 7° wa cate tare ! freee oF geen i eee ok tol ls ust wi Theol SEx rel ‘is . . . ' 4; *) band: te deuwtin some nor ade harles heel a oe MUIR, Sit, wantes venleor it r gen | wee th « Sam eh Khenne de MAN WANTED —A middie aged man for yard eral heaise work on Ales i" ae ae -kse ' ; 14 Words or Tess, 20 Cents | onished complete tor Tiht Neetise i. : eS : work. 1510 Tayler ar AEDs RS ONEED- SHES SOR Oe Poot Sit wolites ‘ f 1s jwomtet ion: a * : ; blest Shae tIRIi- Sit wariied) bev girl , bpeeTp Ser We isi ; ete 6S (srainl av. THEA rRieAl. Dest) reer Pramat) Agener anid Sreiee « a: alle ' MAN WANTED Young man te take £10) interes im. smal) ft: ’ without “Washi: me : Amgsement Bureau is Dew, lo ated in the Hael- FIGUTH SF. o* incar Hickory) 2 conneect- | PINE SI OUte) tjood reliable parties can obtel ‘ ! frounl pra lriw tiecremant tie lasitiess gin perrinas tere af sorrel nied 1, ryan «ts , “4 ‘ WANTS | tecund iii ter «ler firetise laud Blhilg trea pee Vous ’ j ‘ enri pole tee foo Mrevtgse hee piitin be cote stiel mare! newiy furntehe 1 © : e auonrh Peete} es BUEINESS CHANCES. upstatra Water : hk recben Hise table Peon? lu ‘i **) ’ Bio vii It sit wanted ‘ | | | de tuticr work 400 ' ! . ; ' girl. rellalbie: willing t general bhonsewerk in | . ‘EAN “ ANTE DT? A gentieman tn fie Al Meg tirst-clees famiiiy; Strictly peiva Cull at wWole vg : CAKIN! I Visit ‘ ty Tete j ome " resen A Nits“ COMP ans 4. the A aha le Lapin - : . saga : , ; , CE | | in furniture ste dey ‘y ‘ — T. Mining Association. Port Wiange Alusha i aad Heol SBaslitl WANTED Giirl) fer ancral } . EWINts .AN s14 Furnished se ord floor tack [hemo ANT? MeOATID® Room and heard for gentle Bier? We rh «wf « ,’ , sre vot i i a bicet bal | K} ETER Wanted position a ’ ° ‘ . — ns eis! cpm tI at Path bie i ernall Peril . poet lees &TMprieves reas. utd é nae ee hee ey. ah ee ie a | | rp gt es j M EN Ww ANTEI v der? hd li te] | 414 shh SEN I , , sis rede Piste 8 — a ae , _— eT a m1 Le | nts : ee ct " — ‘sy eae } ] I! . A \ \ Bee A t’ . anit ys . str o “1 ¥ 1h "tet ai ites ers : anne *- f delivers onth. satisfaetion guaranteed. Ad. N os, Papertabde widew for a respectable ae 4 a v. ; , : ; si fase o 4) = ' x and ps s drawn free: aight- | F . ANKELIN Rah ' Pr come Metre f =e res ty WEST RELLE PI. 40) Too reoma on send DKI\ K am Sit. Wahies Y¥ irons Jonng mian of 21 pated . arbetent boner more than Wages; can e Peer var es ~~ Ss \ «EF HW Ane ry acr ¥ REALTY ¢ $i week apd up, Trent Foo ’ — l - a to Pandora. or ladiea engaged downtown; dd | Via ’ arses There’ ate f te ] ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ~ J , 7 , — ’ . F brig concn sl sit @ ee erect mee MEN WANTED? The ‘Magnolia Ber. cn 4 . p at ]?i ody eee oe trifle r Add pier } tat, ‘ AN ETD Cacnied girl ' eoenerai ' tinder Nie awe 1144 ¢hestnurt af. — oil i " a * , BNGINERK. Wants ; of Mareh elec: 4th and Clive, makes the celebrated "Magnolta “ ta 2 4p At, . Pe canoe yes red, bring references, ELLER : GARRISON AV, 426 i Pc, rooms and attle; —= P ' ’ - . - myer 7 | ’ ’ , > ? . ° etry oo > i* > "- «) i os heestotit -w " Loase . “ey tr 5 » cg’ eet Os Th oate Venie hces. Seon oor : TEE ate ee ee temt Lilnpat mee aeewreese>. cat See pet Grind: See | OU eee ee eerent citi; prieaic, heatting LEER & Ce. 202 N. Oth, pay highest cake | all cunvenl | HOUSES, ROOME. ETC., WANTED. from present enipie ye Sot, idaqes i entueany bouroon Ale rye hrank MM. roe raoem werk br eompetent girl private bevarediiag Jjeot sha Ih WANTEKI. Girl . fa yeneral honse \ , Y) ere 2% ' ‘oe eee Pie hKeokh\ SVT 2316 3 reemes, “d floor, $7: hes mexzt : ¥II MAN \l ! - A tu hause preferred, Aa NIiss (sie asenu, wig N. : Weal sonend West) Belle on! ° aon ~? sfae ; *" : pings og: Ho 7 ene, a Sey ' dione vio a y+ ~ se or : | : “4 7 , eo ap Tish nY LS ~ - = e ¢ - one — —- oe arin, een Fei Rao Het: | evo ‘Contracting Ce ania Hotes aint WANTED Young German girl for Mi KORY soa” aeinle cw voaialann teees Hots WAN EID ‘Waere cam | a —— tric wiring, Keneta. pita, 7 (‘arroil Contracting Co HoOUsEKEEFPER Young woman want vethetal heusework “aM? Panctixt wf BUSINESS FOR SALE. CeO Ve. lboes, opvenient to three car ‘ r fin bursa Ragone house preferred, with oon at Tt P ‘ irber tr housekeeper for la@iy emplored during the a) : : : sat > Pat ee] wih owed size vard. in respectalie neligh- | : apt hs = es i be j “_ % - o Work fal w ; «AND Peis ‘ is Ole °. Bee Liesl SER EEPER SI’ wantes hy rhichdie aged patti t ' . ar . ; ~ ths . wArGthS - IS? rileheddt for hertime Kee poling all couvenlences, oheap . shed giving lowation, gent, — U an earn tuttion tes bring ing ree stinien: widow, Bo el umbrances, n homsehoe per or s \ nee i ass 08 il | Be a : | . . i. Hicol SPCLGERI, WANTED 4 " girl for genetai ranite @ ite. LER EINGWELL AN mS Erich’. deeleable MAN Ate malers’ an ds rere louse ee. ree Mooler Co. lege : 1141 Market sat (,ilmiore be tise worl IS]- iT a’ ‘-> ' : ANT) MEAT VIARKFE n fro ned eannect ing Tuo, ath ; ippished, {i ptereeVis WAN rei Young married couple. ities horses nivel } ,. Watts wor wi ra’ ° _ . . » atte: 7 a » " } ms , . — . ‘ AEE Dor «! le, grr- lish t ehildre nr want three furnished roome fo light ee MEN WANTI-D—Commercial travelers to take Ad: | HOUSEKEEPER - Wanted, position by middie aged | HOU SEGIRL WANTED German girl for peer pdt ygon grt hathets gerd Tornt ton, Bre iia! Ane thecs"wtoetched eae tn A , et in oe crathlieg’ gos ta, store, for widow as housekeeper; experienced cook, care ' se Work, Ewe im faim 4551 Hine st reo aT ' ' le ate ather business LIS@P 1d. AV. Shak. Large Treem and smal Ad. Fo DS. Post Dispatch ea ; ; SAAN Wanted, eon ‘3 by t maperal are large, it is of every-day use in store. fa: house children; in city or out, musictan, refer HotUsPGIRT WANT! T hen, Curnished for housekeeping, $2 per week : young mion ; tx qeated tore, attics ane egore bousebold: it will add $100 encer Ad. i; 734 XX ot, wt cae , oa h I ' for general hense . ' cea . : , Hotel ey Ps : hemo WANTEIT Reem in exchange for tutoring; : f . owed week to the income of a salesman without ; : oth 481% batunitain ay " ‘ onnmade ete “uy 7 lee} furnished roams, flr tw. niversite graduates Ad. ( 08, JPaat- Pathe ‘te -'. “ a ee " 4 Inierfer, i£ with his re gilar lines. Ad. for testi od s Wanted dos Te fine dl V.mng “" lore | 7 ’ prego " F contains “oe lent. } ! att; 3 i ComVvenbietices " ° ; ; faoinn a. e » eee wmiodBinis and terms to enale-men for off or ln«dlies’ Waiting thi: best _ - RL \\ \NTI te paren? nt wii mn 5 “lar tained aie Denese se ae r, contalolie : | : | beet tenth cola ag oie, MIG CO. ie; K 116, Post-Dispaten int ack ropa oe | Lik S Bleven nel | F ; tg ane von *2e02 : writ rye monde, P AS we i X,. ( Jrosipalele Ear — S! " heron WANTED Y nicele furntshed honsekecep- “e rina er “ie ‘nad coat ite Be pedigs wticnuc | 7 ets wie pens ig Pe . at ang, Gisapreeieent ble ff reasonable, private facuitis . ‘re Feveteis, conveniences, ear line: north ef 7 “hinds es) | | LAU N DRESS A [rs ctere by the ila . “on ; « , \} ' : Mtite tiak faa. tt Ttatite. Tred reabere’ at ait Vinrnxet sf.; eo ehilbdretu Ad W se Post Die- of any homed, : ot — % »> nod coal tnel PAINTER WANTHEIT) First class indications; Work Annie Doukes, 121 Biair PeEe re. WS aS rt mm & we rai on é : ; ; oa ta ee * “ _ prt . oo oe : | | ik vas 11) fa.t; small wages. Ad. BB iS, Pust- >i , ; . st cas ‘ ti rumen 1 ' Feisce Deel tmar } ’ ; ‘ , restaurant, old estals ; 4 a me , uel floor, $7. hey tirst “euatens for ia pr ams : ne ra: | | in r “" a eee te ae eee ’ : t et. Rev Bae WANTED? Rane for light housekeeping | : MomeGaAn SP... Sloe Ps rf three rooms, colD- a9 ee f and file couple, permanent, Ad. aly ite ' ine Keeping ; cole ; MAN 4 eng iinet beg j oe 1” sition a« lecter, «lerk sist wokheeper: references, esperioner Lyosgeaatel ; ) : “Al niak ie, eR la Ding spre lal offer, Litt Ned Leos helor, leapt refs *-417 8 “hy ferson a rasethvere poling eadtnecnt tien | cay te yee ee ' ¢ Ist r a , : cndress SOF 76t © Gaye, wo oe ys. OP OSE WANTED »BIAN Sit wanted ti je lan: Ccerean ots . aN Goered + Mean QUOr sets. tie>s ; PRIVATE diseas*s a spectaity at Fravki.a Avcenas ‘ seed refs. Ad HE 116; Post Disps n | ; a git for eral bie sor Weel bs 1¢} ‘ ' eaesliist “een y | piemooMINe, Hor 9 ts rooning . _ fetes . ' ic mer ve OW ANTE Nivel? furnished Toon ; eecond ' HF, Past Dispates | EFree Dispensary 1214 branklin av. : SAN 1 , k LAU NDRESS) Virst> lass laundress wants rl] ¥ : True Temettis Ling S'cnties oe : ' : , tahewt » 2A. Sit wanted by experienced colored man co SI SCALE SETTER WANTED -Apply ce Washing das (al) 2Nte Morgan st. Poot Potsrent . msAN ST. & eats urnishe) rooms fut , aot fam restaurant preterred ee ‘mig Niarhe si tooth a8 Jieol SPGGTE ANTE housekeeping. launiry, bath: het water. dened. pot viv eter (hoe Perr Kenn bel: steam granite x ete - ry) Ve Wes, of Ad I> BS. I = i : LAU NDRIESS. First-class colored lanndres ut aenierad | vie ey STORK Por sale, stock ef netle lina, | BIAN Sit Wattle 7 ome Sia Me fie, site MANE. ms W ANTE. I> All edge nce pn a werk in West End Mondays and Pires | Heel SPAGINE. VN \ hi sys "ale leh aucaath. | Nee meaty ane Md deuldy front 1 ge | ; ‘ ’ 4 ‘ ‘os ¢ . . . : ‘ . > r . . vy . ’ oe N " ¢ eo Ne? ’ , ‘ . . . ; ‘ . I ‘ iv i t s) , deeuale $ {to { ci. vel Ms 7, ‘ te de office werk: . ers 4 taquestod te Stay WAS un factotis ret Add RODS, Prost Dhispetten, verk jem NY : i. ss Seip rhe cab th ag yap ge ties MG og denials inl * ts rare BP irs _ ’ le front tom 5 SCALLOPED oysters. per doz, 2h¢. Wa. @. 50 Bee ey rath iil aent Woda ite Miiford, 200 N Gth apt Dispatst where treo » is pouding ° Sard. la’ af), LAI "he : ; . yy. ' AAUNDRESS Situation watited Mi id . is Itt Nib av) Ww TE MAN Work wanted by nen-nnlon pPlasre rer; Is also . . dress: rongh a will dejiver: must be cous: Pheri Shea WANTI . = . - aLiIvin Si sto Furnished reems, steam heat, 4 MI : . oont beimteat: b a | Nang it Q1°Utt R VW aN tt I) -VInle efen grap! TT i! to teake ry “Vs “os ON ry? itil lit ° ; gis ried loa tli OO ‘ . je to bakery, erature Is! oe WANT PM poe Mle thetere P- et E Con a : = ! s : ee | aN om te : for bea we oft o: minsat be compet nt AY ti ire ém atc i ' ' ' ' qT Beas . \ ; . ~ > ; : . > | TO EXCHANGE. ] 1\ % ' ‘ - \ t ‘ rn 1 } ’ '. j i ’ I R MS AND BOARD AN D. oe 1? i man, re ‘ is Th ‘? : peti ; oa Ys ° . ‘a 1a NDR .~ mw enpniire.e ‘ore wants eb “9 y : ’ gifthse 8 . , | : | | . ent he el “be Tot 7 » rience apd salar won _ a: FP int A thes ie lenin r TAN ' on ed Words o: > ‘ : musthing foi rier to Deokheapel Vu dere an > ey rbate tie Taavows BerAdiie ANG? Heme WANTED Theeared and room ; i¢i a. ’ ‘ 4 : seu Ty ts “A vv a ’ or « ~! i? ’ ‘| ’ ‘ Ws ] ‘ se. t / tii TUlnEe a0 . ear 1° **. , ’ te! cot ¢ hau . yee . : ? ‘ Young married man Wanta position te park, “he ters und eautkers: none but sober men | LAUNDRESS Washing o take i te ssn toe git oe ; | : ral how Fart ger tty ied? Large teles pounder galtabie , me ee — ‘ . Peete pad full particu mind mi i} : Oren. jliiug to ilu : ‘VTT) ’ ast ss eptels Mi Aleen in Boller 4 ‘so Peoria ] # prerrie ts eval “ asherwoman aoe DD | i ‘ ‘ e ’ i x f.:i° I : winter other Penant? Dirt ~h “ er Seed . . ‘ lind . aoen ae : S ahh, Past Teispeat: ah , : Titel ni. W ' INST RANG L WANTED wiibit & utap ‘oilemien oF Marrie . | , , NTE , ~e a , He ANYEED oo i ReneMS ANT Roan WANTHT> Two roome 3 ' TEAMS AND SERN WoaN EI? »-% teams and men LAI NDRESS An e wth lence dt Intundress, a . , : iki } "aM? flere {ys iti ‘ ; 2 ’ hy ‘ i ) . P aid ' : MAN il Wario tev Ne ig tnt. « — j i . ' ’ Pre nee 6 *¢ e beotiie rar eral ] oer h \\ \ hiltese: . Tican fu reakfust and Sunday meals, by three geatiemes; . otal 9 oda lag Ew inane Oe eren es wan wash ing 9 tak Preeti ‘ its refere - ‘pf la: : = Be sirable, Sa _apcyenineting tinea a ct tht LTR tn a as ; bath. vas. tilter; renaomalle gg eh Oy au ‘ann ork . entl Mre. Pattersen, 605 8 Ewing av : — Dd, Post Deispatel PRAMS WANTED Teams; on Tth st.. between 8. ] ° )) HeUSPGIRE WANTED The HOUSEHOL x’ : aero ioiel: ee ee a tT. i TE a1 H D GOODS WANTED. tt SP. lod Front parlors, $2.50, back jar: FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT. . weet > he Charl ' Must sts a ‘hee NURSE--Sit. wanted br neat, willing ml ¢ ; é MAN Sit. wanted by a strong young man © jarles and Lawtist sts John Wheelan : so canted ae eaniet ta bowsewurk: aged 17. ily Wauiy 2 (sorm , pernneots a rong pei pat Soa treet 191 —_ wn fe Bin a “7. opin MAGNOLIA.’ 14th and Olive, Prank M. Jefferson as wr Ball ae ee Meira ) eat haat — tur, $2; ball foom, OF.m 14 Words or Leas. 10 Cente, Yoomt DPPisgeateh Brooks & Coo, hie indie oniv untfon label clgars and ST -~--— - . al mize 5 cmitttaiaielln Ehkiy WANTED. “ing : : : ; ; eS ar shed foot for gen 2 i= ‘ ; 4 gs 7 } »] } we | a > . . . Maret ls ot oa « DPoost Deispeaatess WAITERS WANTED~ Experienced European horel] ; Tiel SE (silt dine 7 j he it wt her = * Sud " : Mae a voerien pived hd baw ? . = aa tor . } ‘ *~ hk ’ , } 7 oe a ‘em hy : =o gees f mL ure scope : st Bhi i t?. el f a ever erie em, owt § t a"epye un . S on ‘ MAN Energetic yeung ms te position wit! Waiters; colored. Apply Hotel Beers spicing. yg age Hy 2 dager PP see Wwe none 1 in st : 2 ironed way ror PIN\BY AV. 42244 Conpie to share furnished whelesale firm: sn! Wy tajert, « Tere} WAGONMAKER WANTED—tcneral : k Ca} reggae eeceas Bay - — ee ee OLIVE ST... 2821. Nicely furnished Teoms, parlors tha indy employed: bath, gas, Teasonable. . + Sees he V-—acneral Wore. Mis Ad, © 53, Post -Inspatet Tiel l peer Ach Mi oieti, Perst Dbispeateh. at JIS Morgan et. , — —— ee | SEAMSTIRESS- Wanted, famiiv sewing bv day of ; S Mth st. DWELLINGS FOR RENT. and tit. Ado W Sl, Post Dispateh Lioot sheikh, WANTET erman. gir, Mit . ; Livi Lutes scoping 14 Words or Lesa. 10 Cents. mAs WwW sears place ta work ore = *% T week: can «ut . “ Haat lial eh tet | STOVE REPAIRS Loe en ane mS Address Yo i2. Veo rated GCTENOGRAPILER- Wanted, position rT See wet eer 7 sa ‘ ppt cach Fone Bg ae rad nay oF Saas | nn ued Ol Perl 8 : — | PUNMIR AER Wontedy Pe eccurater, will pets, feather beds of entire contents of § wus, Call al see | , Vo. 48 Detaht brick; all {AN Sit inte ' at tis with contraet lor every stove or range ade ite t wines ’ ferre . acne ; anis. - Ms atoll de 4 Trrange m@ de in the Un d States leave cttv; West preterre dl Ad , , Heol sbaetihnhi, WANTE]? German girl for gens ral Piwk SPT. Ben IKievant!y furnished reoms for veniences, detached. very nie ouly $25. Joba K rT amd general Te ad at A. G. BRAUER'S, 2719 Locust bt. Thisreatel hows: worl ! fat ra I me : ‘ 7 work liate j ; . ‘ — Spee i aut ™ Voorn STliat. Lat ‘ rae tr i anh li nt lifeslitel prbae ‘* rai ! " - Miake 4 Ire 1% \ oth af hh svi oobi Aes — | : ; | Beneinger, 756 Walton ¢ | pasta! ‘ry lore: past 1 sears, jing tay Headerate mal STE NOGURAPHER Sit. wanted by. experienced | Tot SERRE EPER WANTED —No objection to l- | ee il f | . ) ee . ; , P . ‘ , j I +b) “oie Ms}lo blegantiy furnished fm (;ARRISON A 321 8 6 rewmea; high, dry lora- ars Adhires« : Is SALESMEN WANTED. lady ost Nograpmier. A. * : references; WedleTate ren (‘all at Sh)emo N. 14th et | Edeel SELEGOOELT® Cpeneetes WANTI ehie iv jyesttSe veiaian on ] remseinet Fl ween Up thon half block off etreet care, « heap. Lipevnnse san onsed Sepere 14 Words or Lees, 20 Cente. swans Ad. KR St, Post Dispatea ; ; | prices patd for honeeheld geass, ‘K P hern ex- yp an a mle ut iit ul “p — ¥ s° \ SREAPHIER A aperieneced well-educated a : ; ne ahntily ene girl - rere | ses, fla's or stere W. Jones, 1145 tbliive RANT LMT & 1 Svan Three ie uoufurnished | HICKORY =T.. 18190 Stone frant; sest ei- : i ! AL ESMEN WANTED Suc Aa mont! anil et Sik a “i On sng nt tt — bated pom . - Tas rertie i ibeothme Weel 421 - res tne on first floor, best Im cits for Niches sent omure, al latge pte ag’ and bath; In good order. . penaes sumples fre “6 Ridge Bidg.. Kansas ade rt ‘ 4 : 2 ‘ b Le n uv ign hme LADIES WANTEI \ bay , jp PPOOE SE TTLT) go ds wan v fore tute 5@ ves ree tv water atid convenltences, Call at «le . a. K. Collins, dr A +., MT heetnnt st. * ‘ ; . lopt Jy ‘ ! \i, Aas one CG.» wre, ; “? ; a : ‘ 7 tg ’ . = m- dergeds » vl : i F og} Woiusu ‘\ } st sercarhit yee : gt M oe i A gee A g Bh ach loth ity, . red t : ron tors, f medical ait) sine outa : , 11th at., secume Bong, & SHAW AV. PIL & Denuble brick Bouse, 9 le “a vines Delp Tit sled “i bine 1 ALESVMAN WANTED —An experienced salesman ga a mY Chi cor tie Ec STR ty hart mes 1" — - oth, peers ananent antl i ee, erin de VTHERS WANT 1 pay 45° perc | MeroMs 16th mi «Odie, Opposite «Centenary rooms, & bedrooms, furnace, bath, hot one, f, “t onis and steinitw: goad preposition te piath ae a In pri TUL ER “ai arty os AF in ; }¢? te 4. be we ‘tai. SN. Bat n. TIS No mH @t Church, newly furuiele ots, steam heat water, in Grat close agp Zs right parts Phe Welssfeld Brow, Mfg. o., Drispateh LADY WANTI | ' aoe ae | lines and school, fronts on private park, lot ‘s? it saa coe reas : : ae > a oes : Saag ae \ | ‘ Tihaee cer a) eel } . - hi dl " pret }? i featiers hitcteoMiS Wanted feet, bas every ekpesuce, very hight $40. Apply sepicgte | ma: eats atlica ae restuuvant; suoail organ inno ) > at mi ta! ut tneae Desarved furnixn te A. 2) Cunningham of clive st. mee ! ee Sr. ee C- rene 6, af jan: (> — es — gemed bathe beer: Lemp’ s special brews oo tap, drinks Vornished room fer light bheotse steam bent a! ' “lw fu “nished {reer parler; | light heuseheeping and roamers, $1 week up tee * GBALPESMAN Wanted. elirg senlesman Weel ’ ; : af } . ‘ ears I os aS Sieber i cena Waterss OR! Sntete Saleemen: on LADY WANTH ) Par aT ) IES declining housekeepin Malesman, be a Ph a, Crteent bm agers ee ge re ce git ao . ab + Wer’ - 7 meted deh emia fer | ‘ wt unt | ae ast mateh . ie cr often. ones , ae . a oa ‘te " of buliding RENT. . ' thhy ° i" iw “ve she e,erehior -¥t ats srervdie | sey. ers : 1 y i? \ Tea . i ectierst ’ ! ‘ «=! ‘ “ee ; - ST otis COMMERCIAL Colina, ¢irand and Post Dispatch Cia et. es LADY WANT! diy oof good) appearance , a atv an ae dell LEONORE, RoOMS-—For rent. neatly furnisied 21 story front FLATS FOR ; it a] . is "the Tis "> 4 ae } P . e F ‘ =A SVE “ ANTE DD salesmen % ine ne 14 Words or la s, 10 Cents ral : ' : arners, bane A U | wekesAN &1 rant MéohZA- Sit and seven Foome, WALLVAVER «cleoning ™ oe mr “omnes “ * grueeties, ete, te Bell and Barster Bove: Rusiness Announcements, 10 Cents Per Line. PF stende. Ineuetn Tis. meds wiwit yea brat 4e. Inquire TO Michigan av Waondwork Was. (irand Aven ry be oneal pide: 5280+: oi, L@si J JP spa’ u : _— : hee ems, Sileath i licet woa'eet prer res servive WATCHMAN OL) CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. Maryland ay ipae Furniture. SAMA ST. 4% , elm eee | . th, closet ‘ . ‘ tet “4 . [ | ‘ , . e ‘ ’ Sse » ’ t . . ‘ ,! a ¥ } i ul ‘ 7) a ‘ comet, ee tenet Le ; \ 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cents. nok WANTED Gicekl cook, te assist I ‘ ee ti, WANTED? eit » mathe tian reels thens senses ; “ 2 : . ae yt : rg’ a ie "0 feomrt lot; refit $14, ace | ow; : work: no laumirvy Werk, referettces Tequived ti . ise ri fu elieraa cote rT & bor ' ; © Tor ‘ | S ° . } a ag | PA r ; . - ' t ’ eteit ie to -. - = : ’ ‘ . ie . NIN TF. : @tyuet ' i rhe Pech tj ertes - Ineoin Trust Rid WATCHMAN Sit. wanted wanted b ' , me ‘ot ' Tron W aN i mD o_ . + a n hoi: . / piv O17 Cabanne ay eat’ be : ‘ > dick vo | Bagpipes Be 14 _ ae “atchman: seleer amd t Abie, refer Ao at , ous . , . bi 3 - flat, cheap reat, apps - moh WANTEI desir] fer as nN adie - . i C=] eTdi year's nurse mT Ween . ly , ' ; re ' : is, “INTERNE t / 4te2 Vik reat > . : . li 7? of v ) t . . pa ’ - - 4 wer SIT) ; -_- > ae ——_— —“~ 3, Dost Delepare! EE Gis wantta ty shone | AGENTS WANTED. hensew ork , — weition af the ~— " oth ie 14 Words or Lass, 20 Cents. mein WANTED Na Do ceed sowth ‘ : ' i ror’ yer meotpaa tei ‘ T,att ; . . ma . \\ STFI i : ' por mManth sloop af an o7 OR WW astabragt. ' j >~ | es, % . ‘ rse r - , ' ; a i , ‘ tei TO I ET FOR BUBINESS PUBPOSEA. sponte ’ ‘; ‘is A ‘ID natiing agenis . ‘ 7 ee STT¥h J , ' 7" ' : Leal ee 146 Woerde of Lase, lv Cente fe ee or liane ¥;, coste tyr per hour Wash and iron vf el mie Wasbi odio ; ie , ye “ x ¢ : DESI ttn 8%, phenee IA linmderd Haok Bulld- - 67 W. Wash ngten at... Chlesge le - ’ ' aieselh ids tall bl . : rey i , : mot Jd plete giaag frente HELP WANTED—MALE. LOK WANES EP Oe fe eye etree ' U2 N Browdwe, Stoves, Rams, te. far etc ES : ‘ “ ‘ WANTED NE renuta, ‘'W: ; ron f fumilivo oat thre aprih me reler stile i: rt RES Upper Roore ta Se "a. 4 as ’ " a*e°s ‘ , ‘+ i ] ’ " " " . ~~ ° , . ’ ; ‘ : . ' - » the BAIT WANTED An experienced Read | f } . : \ niins er . BI AM ege. n Trus fg. - ‘ , st: me tY Te on oureien 4 , Siding. apy elze to aut, with or Ww enke baker, winst fury oneal , ‘ ihe New bra ¢ av ilie, a “ene ANTE 1 : se ew — eas a ; ; , —— n ' : stage . -. aati, © , ) a pt jigtt. ow iubrendt 1097 peed wages Apply uBses we | WANTE Poin German fen , ~ FE ETS caine | - : ’ : 7) . , " P oo) . P “ ‘ v7 34 a , te 4 ; ; 3 | . 4 ‘ . ; F . , ” , i ih ’ Phare . ' , , ' 7 nf BAKHER WANTED Th t th en jut eye ' her ii. balacine si ' we VAIS Tdi bes | ‘ ©! gers j ' , ’ f i ' ‘wap ; of IN ‘We wo adjoining dental parlors liens Market »! Wins tS, a ; bean : ‘ cir , WANTED seals er} | ; . ! P ' ly aliu®, ai) “wntenieuces a tices WANTED - | ean elie se hey? be . . 1s al i) fer general hese ns reba ' PAMEN ET Itt \ eo Bos « oi Ms tinthae ial : ot ’ ; ae a my vad ma ' wer ; nme st . saree WANTED Bey to bheip tn khatohen gies th : paper. Ad Campive.l e lliustrated mtaaeet ef dewntown eaperenee. Ml ‘cen a i og : WANTED 6 ur res z roa F ; | . . j ( — . nN , is fi . ua CI A IRVOYANTS. ws! 4 7 we at ) T ‘ ~ = tat’ 3 ‘ . : . . . a4 . ‘ - n° ine : et ii ‘ _ roe. } -Midelle ages cet f. MACH INE ‘hw AVN + yo eo vie ‘oor penne, wits uM?) aNNA the beet koewn fortanme teliee of av. Gasiight Barner for kerosene lamps, satuple free, Pa P ; a ; cease Walk Ez. ge. rere 14 Words or lees, 20 Oats Wests ripe Terpm i fper@m@ preeny ie the Weert, S24 Morket @f , ewtadiiebed 1451. ° “OW. Luther Mfg te. ¢ineinnatl, © COOK WANTED Good cook, German prerertes nt tN. Gt =! eet . , gp ee we > Bays WANTEI Te wry liarri« $1 OA shots. made sees Pflichkory et , For Sale. PrhILMAK AN , Dwe ni ¢ forniehed farms. wits DAVE Nprerket clalirvovant. pel mist. atrice for gull wear iso Pine AGENTS WANTED Phote agents salary. give " “ Wresta ~ WANTEI ! r’ myriad “a Bah leer ber te fam.is bo tmelnees aye uletiva, bewe matrimony, in i away prize ichete Hishop s Studio, ix} Wasb Cavok W ANTI 1» teil to.) ook waehb and tron in : . business ap peor’ ' J : : , , ; » health wealth end heppi oes. BAYS WANTED Bose te work ia dining foom ingtem ay family wf 2 wt (abanne af ty *, ‘ont Dotey ! . pene VAR AVN tweet Ceanfortably furniaied Pome Rand ites at ginve et , ' sunt r , dos gie~) lerar! . RRR Mega aa é aa hae : ‘ “gett.de tedium. te, «& everything. eek you Re near Freskile ev. In teataurant 111% Clerk as t. (“suok W miedenag ‘ 1 white gif! cook and gon -* AGENTS WANTEIP Hoeuse to house agents, sal- Tike tite . ou | f. 2 i ! ee : my WANT? Tor to learn palnting, over 15 matin Sear round 1" = Mfg Co., my W aah Tal heamework owe Lancet as! RF puns F( i ANY OLD STOVE. PiINNEY ~ vit A weil furnished rom © th puee! lore oie ON 13eh 7 *. : ’ ale . wt - a : av | a term -, +7 i and height Ad it td, ] > 1 lepa h inet »s at me DISiew ASHIER Ww aN rt 1» vl Ad ° age A ! coTrestt a 117 \ ne 1 N N PENSIONS : a ny a rea ia ad (ee 2 a BOYS WANTED Bove and girle can quickly earn | Big offer to agente, Giamond ring contest; bi woman to Wash dishes and help im kitehem. 211 PATENTS AND . bINNFY AV | 2866) Nicele forniesed front parior YPEWRITERS a biveele, camera, Watch, Jacket, cape com. o@ each ticket paid weekly. Gene!!!. 2s ‘ 14 Words or Leas 2) Cente a» second story frmt, with buerd tT 14 Words or loa. B® CU Fs Washington ay farge Pettnted premiem list petied free - A DISTIWASHER WANTED Girl to wash dishes LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. PATENTS, PENSIONS Iwice fr PRANKIAN AV 22254 Nicely furnished front at once. Duweon Soop Co, S658 Firth av, BOOKS. must mem with familie 27a8 Franklin ay 14 words of lene, 19 “ents € OY Rrien. 421 Chestuat st one rome, With Cees, ee $= me’ | TYPEWRITERS 3 basd a writers: | 1000 tee GIRTS WANTED Kaperienen sd) turners amd oper LAIUNDRESS WANTEA?. Cplored laundress = fr ‘ATENTS. designe trade mar rare ‘ Z sele eat 89 Me yt ine | l. AMBEIL.E YT 2008 Furnlebed roam, with or wie for 88. service ce gee gl BER care ~E-SETy r - peceptable ideas; atate if patested. Ad. BOOKS of all kinds [- bt. eold or exchan ators on weckwear, J. B. horngeld & Co., wn three days in week. Rone fot experienced Bers! fmaesing made: inventions develop “i Patent 1 ‘ 4. ‘Baltlnore. ud Oall or send add. to M Book More, 616 Piss. Washington av. apply. references. 9% Vertiand y | Richard, Eng's 700 Udd Fellows Dilg, 016 ‘Uline wt beard, splendid location, opposite perk The Typewriter Racpange, ’ *

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THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—FEBRUARY 22, 1900. pe: | 11 R a ea | eT! i: go Insects eel SAPHD UNDER AAREST|AODDFORDITHEHEST! A CGOEFNEROUS OFFER! repo -Rose, leave for West to-day; write ain at F. G Smith’ 8s, 1012 Olive at., A. will remember you always. Good by x h taker, manager. ) . io uma. | OLGA NETHERSOLE TO BE TRIED; HIS BOOM SEEMS TO MEET WITH PERSONAL —faburhan t'iis morn ; arnt ME sic Ot pe Bradbury upright plane, elightiy need: front; how my heart throbs A: ane ‘ses handsome case and ii improvements; will be only once before ] ; £0 uw) ? sive P A . . j sold this werk at Se). euta, A gue prh vw Si" ; 7 IN POLICE COURT. FAVOR IN MICHIGAN. eas: want to tell you something Ad wt, G Smith, Mfg.. 1012 Olive oa A. E. Whitaker, s Dost Dispatch | manager. : rs a. ° Fee sae lg iamabat tie oy RNS Ah Tag itt iced aos | EFFORT TO ABOLISH HER PLAY.| DEFENDS THE ADMINISTRATION|George B. Wright Discovers a Cure for Lost Manhood vy > eet . PIAN@—-For sale. great bergain, new upright Pree eben aie 8 2 | | 7 3 seid and Sends It Free to Every Sufferer Who a temple.” si pete tuned. best workmanship guaranteed, for | New York Reporter Has His Moral} Gov. Pingree at the Same len hb | $1 at Crawford's, Gth atd Washlugtou af ral deaty : : Sensibilities Shocked and Causes Announces That He Will Not a —e PANG For sale uptight plane, $90; cost $450 7. eaen ever & Sos] sth . lenwet ata , ° . 4 iad -_ Prosecution Under. Crim- Again Seek Public Office. W i] W t f it a MANO WANTED Carved-leg pitno cheap. fer . u ri € or © MATRIMONIAL. (HSH, peeliw to be low; no «dvalers Ad. Hh oes. inal Law. , ae Mets oe fess 90 Cente. T*s emt “Dispate? ee | ~~ : TROT, ch., Feb. 2% --Lieutenant- aA Senet ee a “a ; 7 thre f ' aiid ' ‘ “> ,, entacn ‘ ‘ ¢ higre dh e7] bent ere etcent he who knows 6 . aap ‘ae ase e Plane: tee wow Tie , ~~ — MATRIMONY- A traveling man, bere frequent)y 2 "ldo. Por mle. x , With an 7 set aan movernor Timothy | Woodruff of New pip gees } thet Would like to meef a vount lads fwetween OO anal , NEW YORI, Feb. 22.—Deepit ees Bin aE . \ ; yg human heart, and tn f inetan h thie Ghe ;TEnew eB Tm : Pen, ae ee ri Se es Hine ren restored to full mem- 25; object matrimony Ad. BE to, Post [tis : ¢ Wethdindla mid bet weeimeer aad | fast might introduced at the ban- Iiue | am pulte {ns ve and worthie t e ‘of lost manhood tn ap ez- A patoh. DANCING. as , eae ae Vs, Se : ig n' ce Michigan Club as a candidate {Fer "Cn fo enepHe Se alla ‘roper'y miaed aad [Le peraon of George B. MATRIMONIAL Steady vo in ' wante ac- 14 Words or I-«n. 20 Conts lk i 5 ty ‘ ue net la i 3 ‘or the udlican nomination for the vice- [the case. eorge — right of Marshall jfor in the pres riptrer Tiemef * ners ‘riz a music deals ’ ell known cttises of ar an EN tes - | erMgNRKA DANCING Four eles aunt test ten ; , o] " ~ a . a. meh - . oT , ; "i res ICV, and received an enthusiastic re- rivit is a merchant and well known eiti- [centers {fs tru’y wonderh i! t erve te ‘lars Mie! richt for years suffered = ven away x rig’s Cave, Sumlay atter , Lag PP aiaag : ff eenti mtn self chosen. as the [oan oe arshall. Mich hy) Wns.) permanentiy |Ueepetties easily surpassed | ! t oui Ile saw bis phyat- 4 ! } rt ! iors eh ver aval ‘dav . ' ' | . ee N ' ioe ‘ foouaet ‘ hie he snoucd repiv. “Washine- : , tis» teens a ax for it jhe « thes he treed the warlous remedies ba@ office, 1002 Olive et, Ld Boor; open eve.ings Colne, Bel 22 repay. 18 tne poorer le eee OF at Cage eat Binge: pa ae Nine Taken accord , 1 lixts the treatment of weak- . —*' ‘rehigan amd Gren. \ bye “ : ipl +. MG ere ! rt ! i ease 10 [went aud rest a too f ae the nerve Cases |] artis Cos oye an! it was thie erpertence from TF to & o'clock ' cd Nie Laateny - | ley atid disse, Woman in i Y to wy A reee eure for norivate trontle 4 e? ren ete.; } ? . rey , i h ets : . 22 ~ ant : ' Mey i , nl : ' RR. Shafter Were ther Tear — . * ‘ , . —_" ! ‘ bowl ey oe 7? eu? othe ‘ ' , *y : ttle lr resee for elther ae T Ve ttenal on ww i ot y at oe iiny night . . a {, ’ dou't miss Tr ; . «9? é , (sar finer, , . , , a | ' Gr) 4 . 7oar .¥ Ww . " ; ’ ~~ . ‘ i ibe ei i if i iif Stl. | on a ! ++ . t . ‘ ' 2) ‘4 ‘ . i Lif at iy and reb e7 . ’ : ’ ’ tj ee i ‘ ; "T. 4 ; am ish ] ela: + ‘ 7h a . az ' Vas re vette iN . aan i¢ “] é i] Wile 7 7 tia | i iil g jet "§ Skin hae lise ri . ’ I : - 2 . j ‘ . . es , . ‘ eine ‘) es i : ati’ Fr nartwreé The pele smantil i ice. I i Serts ’ is 1 year’ suffering, beth = = . : “oo e 7 : ’ ‘ | ; AL PRINTING Chespest place in tome. Meili a dramatte performance entitied “Sapho, en. Shafter tovk advantage of opr of the prescription. wi ive it by {th : ihailure | leewity al howe eit ' upenm him | winery an vs) i* turped to unbounded . Lai & Co., 1110 Pine at. MISS HARDY'S sel eye thie Thursder: . indecent pasture deces umgestive Lite f the occas ih iy « di Pt: Secere ; ) ‘ a - : ‘ qocraret a ' om eisl 1’ a?’ ’ “yl ° ° ; , s , : . « } « . . , intel vite arere s wr int, iree , (abit os 4 j BRROULET) oysteran on toast, per diz Wm oes ete a frida Rigainst tood morals .t om eh flary of W, ger for his rece re-iniz- ; » . . ~ art see "TE as we " , ‘ , ve 4 2 . : . ‘ ‘) ™ Sbbi¢@ ut . P } vy p ° » I \ Wil ‘ To } : j *) ly i ; (fa \ ' | ’ i ‘ t; ‘ o ° . i . ’ ‘ ; tat " G. Miiford, 200 N. @ hb at. te 7 gc cobain ‘ Onduct lave been portraye efore pubtic ng the army during the | ch 3 , rw tori: ! ; / a rare combinations CENTIAT T.A\WW operremar’ > e: ~ , , Tae fon “pe? « , , “Uh qo lectin “wey egardis bright’ ‘esecriptien for lost manh- jsad cond moos tT one eveg a at Te W Twa | a Mee Mes that bit iy mode him young agein. ‘ “ , ; ‘> ’ is : : : “ "ne? ; » '«-« tj ‘ 4% ’ ‘ . : g , a : 4 ‘ : > “hae sare , _— : , ‘ , ; ‘ ‘ : ; : m ; : ‘ :' ‘ ; ‘ : | . ‘ . : . >a bs 4% . tee Clvil, erlminal and dlvorce ne speclal Vat hlevente torn i! Stade ' alii ai) AS tbe perd, IT rts Fa Aad - ake sbisg hendd, eee ' £00 } er tna baile " ecetuher, IS issue of the i. : . : (his discovery that his . _ tention "netd to of i] wetton P a nee wns oe : y $:: , ' - ie - , ‘ sq? ‘Py bitdig! TSaerlithe dl) 12 he ; ;’ ‘ . es ?* " , 1 P vee : ’ Fey : orl ae ’ +) - fl a ] Dr EMMA rOPrRrCH. 8 s eh «f lagitau” ns” Pra? Adame BiV7T Cblive «sf. ! Lot. sot Tir ee 5 an 5 mihiime icin tae ane : : ‘ u r@crieah | , seu ey. he feels that his animation oe pectatat. Office, 2102 Market: honts. 2 to9t Bp ei PANCING ACADEMY'S reception this} Dianding roon Ss at a premiu “Atte MaKe FVics as whe rest ream authority on atl a st fee: ee Wx it aah the fire of amiition has lef? him and needs some- sees : > s j : mave*ae ’ i , oe ae : ‘ : . ‘ ’ ‘ : : ? e = P : , tooree ere ‘ 5a . ‘. . » e} . . } _ ‘ Wt, " SIRS DPR. CALTLANAN trepte al) Ais and irregn 1; fday; Qanees rendered in meale selectad fran, “VU. tit a as sk; ie Fee ewe? ee Ueslire ; j publ: re r -™ mr dhera dy wibitatiot and hygiene. are ai di remel ' ebetThyr TG Will wt bim up and enable him te larttica RCs ax ip no questiim bat what, on ie a {tlee frorn anv «ontive see ear faulty trerted } ’ he’s = ¢ \tte Se “- . re- : ) tbe } ‘ Mpa. ( *gele- mriate ] a>] - o ide to the eubs ot an mT rend ‘ Wweaknes® neil iffertng “or aaa “13 rep ! ) { > result were fust as described, and ie . . ; roy : ’ ell ce +09) ’ el,r Oe . . ‘ , . = ' ' ‘ ew . os? , ti a. ‘1 tir -! | i . si beet that ‘miene wees ehtg ta. } fe - 8: eu | ; ! seant thycat \ @ttack he actre: George | M. Davie. ee : ay ma , ines ; . — ey re ' : . } ne . a thes } Ly j " *)* rie \ j re ‘ : ‘ if re r ort ry? ; iat prorp DR. RICHMOND'S monthly regulator hee broveht + ‘the profe re attention, wi h musfe arid E Mdaliger Vr at forme! "ISV ILI. : i > om OS yt bate ape: saa dachar ' ' - ' Lanpiness to bunrdrete of ea tone women: hare ; wi! fr! terian f Pore fess 2s sane ¥ = (OOF Mors ‘ , heen receive th . ; ma : : v. . i preseript tl urniehe re ee » fe ‘ , ahaine sie Tuental anguish t thin mTorr: » seal this preacription free, but i costs Never had a alinale fallure: longrat enses relieved bthres mi ‘ , ! gi Prat one | pte inl — we > pes, at — ioe Ce ees Th New OTR FT sens. al ial ranadeihan fem Peas to five daye without fall: no pain oe ee mouths in cl af ery en } tar nen te 4 toa: enna te ib BET, = AIS, > ix morning of the Hon. George aVvie, mee cat, Inereoant of Mars! , ce 4 iM , a of desperation, and he ) Oeu * to do ao, and be feels a philanathrople no interference with work: by mall or ww te eall at once and tuke ad autyuce a OE TRS e ' tie cCXOW COMME, bi 4 Copy e ‘most prominent lawyve rs sp Titers Meet therougl laverators camuination and | wey for those tires tn human fi . in mi viving Weak men an opportunity te All _ Ny . ait } py srineye A ¢ * tare , raet T “ {j] terse by Vear!l more { Ss. nai F . ‘ > ‘ ‘¢ t ‘ & aor 4 the : . } rib P : I "I Wiis it }s . ' an , ° j chat ifs wonlet an effica . t. iT tit W ihe , if iring hepres of cure : . jen vena j dsge ; he ) : , or ehrsta ah =} Res, lit e nutdnorities how Paina beer 7 inert) i INoM, ) ‘ ‘ : ° 41 N. ltth et Philadelphia Ta A, r ier hey bed ee A ; m4 ior ity pay ' ermance t ' re amid at the is ’ ) we ie of ™~N i pt Rot. Me ehacliy colspeunded ageeording reper par ' retbhing Dime of his A t iest to (+ BR. Weight, muate dealer, Bes ‘ . orde ( rove my super.e 3 ave (h Lie score arid ; 2 | - ti * OMAITIMAN ¢ fhe at perms ‘ 7 - , ‘ ~ > } ’ , *) . ‘ ‘ . ‘ = : ‘i a} f ° “4 re i ' ie . «=? } e ’ 4 } hit ‘ i n! ica “ > 1! ) . ! i hy r P “Dr WARY ARTIU'T. atectali«t ladiee’ private ; tw any dancing teacher in St — eaett’ by wiitation for morality al- reniieal requirements In o1 f ‘ statuial i br despa P i I i Mie! for bests free prem ription, home during confinement: tratned nurece tr at- 7 dati Pyerk ait t . , ppreciate these horrors of lo- iat will be prougpetly and privately complied with bp tendance; heet of medical attention: treata Irreg- atlona + n ! ne loriticea: guarantee auccess or no charee: Infante ae oe wee seess MeUney wile are rom an ageravated attack Ls > ol ——s , | le ost-laspateh before im iw (Ue, others re 6 typh id | th 4 ll members of the ce saclies Size, crook handles, n tturs)] wood, edonted; write or cal! LOOT Morran et. Kinloch ; + Sey as rake eee oi id ail Mme! : ; D 121. the pubite will know they 3 akes aud pany Dave been forced to undergo fumi- | %* siiver-(rimmed, only $2.50. Mermod é& of i 7 | | FINANCIAL. overed that (jer e the waltz pet two-ste] ! t > lis rudl . ge hemical t them as quickly as I can. Any one accept.) Robinson, the juvenile of the « mpany, Extra Fine Silk Umbrellas Wan system ownd that it shenel especlally, and pheod except he who has suffered ( ? ‘ i % P . ' ‘cog nlee jean) . : Honey, pri- | o.¢93 Set ren accard’s, Broadway ane Locust. 1AYTTA Pitts K. W383 S. léth st: WO years’ ate Jessen academy 2827 Olive et.; lessuus day jiiy avecwmefi) pene me ¢: ladles in trouble eall: reil re hag * cate HP nine $ b ei E ce thie reatonahie. me | MUSSELMAN RiOTS IN SYRIA. gat, weres antielngaet ne aes DR. PLLA ALLEN, tonal spestatont: epecial af HORSES AND VEHICLES. Son of the British Vice Consul Wound- THE MARKETS, | vo ei Sb ab ae ri lv. Feb er, Hex “EE : a : 4 LE ' { tention to female dlernees 1k veare’ Sie cee fy] © » nee werfeact »olunel curing ifirvestne t? 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. rreriens peer aor uN non ‘ nfinem ; or ° ed and Troops Ordered Out. ; ORR eat —— eee Bist E EU copper ident “SFU SOW ET, MERCHANTS EXMCHANCGE, Feb. 22. hoo Strut Pull yitdioe op, 84 do : ’ ine ros tte] ‘we me: thoes . ee icin eiags hi iene nt Neewhere esoecially invited; terms Wanted. BEY Bim iT. SYRIA. Feb. 2 mab i j : pi a : ' Sar Mon gore ells os reasonah'ec el we. a llge at - Nfire ga? ans b , — 2 ‘ The FExchange is ec oced tie dav, WwW ishington’e . iaak _—— wm — ‘ : Horse WAN TEI Gennd horse ch ght delivers . ' InNAans as * yer eon © , 7, | | : ‘ es Renae | Sritish vice-conaul, Abeia. a Sidon, and | Birthday All prices regulariy made on the tour MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. « EVERY MAN. martied or sige eben not tai om menthly payments Ad : tm vielt the Grand Mosenn, f Anatomy, 1 8 pateb has s ur Politviesd the cons ui . Tro a have : ‘ , ist Soha Penida unech; ‘(l when there is ne sessile A. IVER Pew, bet. oe W bre myprert, Rroadway: free eonenliation and oVvice . ey Spat bog. a j ' t) su. renner, ' rays =! ati. ndan e Por Sale. it ut : ‘ ‘i ‘* ‘ s ia PoTieiad, them wie éa es wint : ¥ the ne of the i ae iee a sone , Noort “Ta tutu oi, ik ee Bs, 3 hs Ge Bigs futeres GENERAL OFFicEs, WORKS AND LABORATORY, each admission: phrs'clan siw has gone to distur} FFEMALF Reane, creat monthlye regulator for wom. | - - —_—- ~ hisher: Marh. Ss. oo. Was . cd: Bh Wren ae ) LIVE STOCK. Dare aulet Amestaw mtual ake mena 11 BROADWAY, - £=xNeEw Yorn. |! 121 West 89TH ST.. - BUCGGY—For sale, cheap, & Rae aecord bent storm en; met a single failure st ‘nae re. R Heved In few dave, $2. W "Vhs, . Wash- VUES: a One secoud-hand cut-uuder @urrey. 2004 -" u! mice. esti er te basle sain Let; ae Son FULL SET OF 69 Wational Stock Yards, wiih, “te watt ANE T mest CAPITAL STOCK, 1,000,000 SHARES. tugton av.:; Republic Pharmacy, 7168 Olive st. Morgan st Sateen taliet evoce ( "13 ern ete eR fete Witten goal. cheap: must voll at-once. 3715 TEETH sete eC ee ree Recehens, - Tae ae NOES cg ) PAR VALUE, $10.00 EACH. Rank Co. Ot Mn Pt ante. Pane a TEETH ©xtracted Without Pain. ; SALES, IRC " WARKET Quie FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE. GAOCERIES gigs ond ©. fine co Hoc ar nersen, ” - haa del 7 ba é oe, goutie 1 nyge the ane Teeth Extracted | ree, ‘Suiver billings | ree. “ts . nial he op . . Tal . - ; store at auc tion Frid _- i Ser Lower Prices. CHARLES 8. THIPEER .....uncsen | ge Broedway, New Yok q Wote £uarauteed for ZU veara, LADIFS—tf in “a a erve time and money op STORM BtUCGGiFS. surreys, park wayons, gro -er, AU werk dune free—sumil chuige for materia! o silver of Aas . me nee" oe ; calling at 2911 Franklin av maber, mano r, laundry, milk, paddler furniture | only. te. tees ' moss oN Be tein, eo. lo.-—Discussing the d. B. MW. GRUSVENOB ............ Vice-President - a . end iight advertia ng wagers; aixo a light truck | > O t VNS. ? oe het fet . .s ' ¥ ‘ondition fF the iron and mets trades the : ; . : etent Seliciters. LADIES—Dr. Anna Newland'’s Regulater never spring stake wag: n. John Tobinka, 1406 N, 7th 22k. GOLD CROWNS...... $2.65 S here Site] ' BS tok 4 Tok “7 " sie BENS! ~ epperence: atau -ecencenaiin anne “3 Naasau St., New York w fails; try treatment free. BAS 4th at. - : 5 Leite: 6 ah OE bes 7 ae ad Sew met Sint. A WACONETTE—For sate. 1-passenger wagonette UNIO! | DENTAL COLLEGE. 629 ay) 4 1} . ep shee 360) St Peete aeeat s ‘ wii Spr leld, Tise " MIDWIFE Receives during confinement; — boeme ty ng “ J hauler, Spriugfteid AUCTION SALES. eed ’ oo , Frank J. Caunoa. Henry G@. Catlin, ouble « OS Oo | ae 9 Cant Shines ea eg ae eh Peay Nag a GP hetero : ' ' © we valle > FR ted ty . POODLE PCPPIES- For enle, Russian poodte 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cents a ee ‘there has been s prices Toe Tripler Liquid Air Comp:ny absolutely controls all the inventions, rights and “RS RRINGES. 1208 Chontean av Indies’ doe. puppies; black. Louis Theby, 3838 Easton ay POC TIERS ar ne fue stock groceries, count. | 47 st ney nee oo . 5 | Pape ME igh shy uy hinge foo tetas re pe USCS S arplianees of Charles E. Teter fer the mauulacture and utilization of liquid air. The ' : sare - “hi Ls sy sa og Rete fad pipe ts antag ac, priovity and valueof these righta constitute A MONOPOLY OF THE FIELD, sifice tor: no mevticine. Kinloch © 777; eall or write : ‘ , ba ences. ewale« ' ail SEE oy, ladles’ private bx a i mpiyery OPTICIANS. Py ere ee SER PBS : ee ee | 7 teu fumers are besnuning to ask thal ho other patents of practical utility have ever been granted. aoe yong 4 eare ; ee bead —s ar. ~~ Words or Less. 20 Cen. ea. ae a t on +h My. Tr a ~ PD it , “ a cen ' (a ~ ‘e) ay 7’ . ; _ = , ° : .? i of ‘ THE Com PANY HAS A FACTORY IN OPERATION IN Naw YORK CiTy, tion eet «a ph caakie cat ioe “ ea FAC H EYE scientifically examined free of charge bees ; 2 we Gee eee 2 WE get re | iN PO Ore ager 2) he af 4 cot t; act t Wwe - a . acing: «s Ne WHERE LIQUID AIR 18 BEING MANUFACTURED IN COMMERCIAL QUAN- _ sign on second door, 2201 and 2208 Olive at. eee ei fus. Uptivtvo 10 Franklin av. “nit Ale net te is lat deh Ps: 0m AI “a eetas ee ee ee, : oN 24 iniers and carge steel make TITIKS, AND IT (6 BEING USED DAILY IN LEADING HOGPITALS AND FOR MES. DR. MURPHY receives before confine: at, | ans Megnbients sulicited ad outside es | these ua hand seat direct. == | NVing wbout 49, ee — wb MOTIVE POWER. try my safeguard ant regulator: ladies in trouble ATTORNEYS AT LAW. eet sy At omens. AY . - gies = til ge “eh NO LONGER AN EXPERIMENT. . °° 2 . ~ "hed? = - ——— : —— r, rey tc gee eer corbiVe Pics Crri tris ? st) ee et. Ore : See ee rene, 9123 Clive ot.; alev 1622 (Fallon 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. tN lala Saleh re hale +. haben kha pressure ia Sena Chem s Prof, Tripler’s diseovery—liquidair—has therefore passed the experimental stage and ee Oe. HoaaNn "aay phan Pilg: ge ney os “bee MISSOURI LAW AND EDUCATIONAiL. Seen 66 6s ake eae Th ie mth market jatels ean now be profitably used everywhere for refrigeration and motive power, aa well as ty " * “ ’ mesired: i r eT . ‘ ey . ‘ . . *? rick ay ar ' - "ih by ’ beta j , ' . ~ ? > ” : : : ° write; strictly confidentini, 2215 Olive at. ieee LE ge tHe" jar chlp oy ar __-@ Words or Less, 20 Cents. | . teense os i4 5 he 8 Isa td . Under) The aus mumerous other important lines. Its utility and practicability have been demonstrated es oftices, T15 g idg. | : pee : Is . > ‘ mari ir@s wy er! OLD DR. WARD, 1503 Washington av. Lads or | OTere through tts legal staf! FRRE CONSULTA- ‘ aT , avi is val, ov luwer. | lurge litiome f t] Natoot Site a beyopd question 4 ~ { reser Te eater to West E End School of Languages, > - lrisine if edave above enw toms ann Charles KF. Tripler. President of this Company. ts the inventor of the only practica] 1 ee gr iS , baie y Res itis large pt doevieus fur the production and utilization of liquid air on a commercial soale. He ig nos gent to trouble from any cause, call or write; %O TION and fal’ hful service at reasonable rates years” experience; guarantee results DIVORCK, geueral law and damexe suits, prose- Linuiar dg.. van devenuter connected, directly or indirectly, with auy other company, and is to liquid air what Thomag A. Edison is to electricity. purchase, fine pedigreed sky ~ ~~ = - +4 2 2 euted or adfusted. in satisfactory manier. cucrtt mative teachere:. cong LADI OLD DR RELILS COTTON ROOT Carmtrs COPTER PON LE ¢ and eollectiotns ; 1 sses Well grided fi @ Treadseonable: vurs v PILLS, the BET Safe, RELIA- premyt attention Paesxsceptional conumercial ; a te: : BLE. Take no other. Send 4¢ stamp for particu. | Peofesstonal reference. Dun'e Commereal - es eet St, Louie, Mo, | ~— “eee oy ota WANTE])--Gr ansthing Luewts, thus reducing Joan at each payment; ou xs »ATIONS Dae : fr. acd nee : r! 4 GOoD INVESTMENT of vyaiue, ‘hn exchange for cash, lk! terms the lowest fu the eity. See us befor a = a - . , Alea iraft, onal t ud 0 Wiel ' ey Ze cea . 8 Franklin av. wa —e rar oaamete, "NE Ww YORK FINANCE CO. 2M£ROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. | !tity date « wage seactancae $ 80 Wl iV 00 owt . \ but re: he directors now offer to investors one hundred thousand (190,0m) shares of stock o@ SAF WANTED—A medium-ster sate: must he S78 Odd Fellows’ Bidg., Wh acd Olive ste, 1s W erde or Less 20 Cente. “papa aideiaee i custamenahengg fo O is Meat. Niinnias 49. O74. | | Five Dollare $5.00) per share for the purpose of enlarging and equipping our present overe of modern build nnd itt hood comdition. state | A PRIV ATE party has money to loan on furniture Kl s)N\ hs = Jeol J ‘ e, fine houstnese « orper, . : ce +8 Se vind A ; weil ' . . _ Pond. burdened plant. ’ ‘ . . ’ ‘ e : . ox * > . }. caot 1, ‘ . . , r. Pend 9 “¢s ihe ‘ eee **e-. *4 betel . | eon — ; , . “he , wis ; : ; make, inside dimensions and price ravilor, | and planos: ‘yay paythe: Niential and | tin ' ca em ince on mes ne eee : tin Te oe MEL op / oo) oo THE TRIPLER L.QUID AIR COCIPANY, 11 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, or te rmmreee deeki G18 322 UT m0 a iy MON EY furnisbed saa arted peopie an! retail me sumemaouen Ma a " —_ Wet a oe » 4 a BM Adee sh rege chants without secur:y;, easy pa; ments Lui- f sais Teyreseg! ki in ff ; Ser ame ate suai fe sas ) MISCELLANEOUS FORK SALE. wing, room SO, 211 N. 7th at. 3 LOANS ON 2TAL ESTATE. pasts. — Fetes above walk Skuree royreeeet OG Rulon. debi | cout BENNETT WASSERMAN & C0., JAMES € BLYTHE, 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. EASY PAYMENT LOANS 16 Words or Leas, 20 Contes : a!) steel tc asmifie : pred t l per ce atin inh Ol one - , is ' ams ' et) via mo) (a viet, 4) tv at. rua ™ a’ ; il ; ‘4 4 Ri : a he ey ‘ 2 oe ’ ’ ‘ r tS : . . ! GROCERIFS—For aale, fine stock a er! len. count score ~ ' ee yee SAN ted sast ; skis yo es ee - fm cus , ets, abelving, show cases, scales, ¢ of etal | vam ett om Yo amonnt; low | Ave FaeS ae “ gepve te Matidilt 1D per cent. Led week: | “oly gros oy es ex J ‘erry ¢ ’ tod t*heatnut ws , Medi — - f tlhe Tend! om’ cS ad ia > 4 store at guctiow Friday, 11 a. m., 1200 i! Mei ot. tL | : MOBILE we! t opete ae etile, ber Make os, I RAD agp 1h Smeg fe ake eer hee basere en. ibs ee it re me 2 4 Wm. G. Milford. 2” ‘ eth ‘at per jenna, ade. jel fae Bock si nag pede preg fo , : ( mited RailwavaCo 4% % a" Geis aa” . ke wit. See tetal outward movement Tuesder “amount Bank of France Statement. S*. Lewis Cettom Comaress Ce 6%. ote ‘patties, 23e. Wm. G. Milford, 200 N. em onan “Hug Kromrey, ia ! . istera- Le ‘AN ah os . , Ss’. Lows aad Suburbar Railway 3s BU ITS— or sale, two beautiful satin man om LEST t! mS tow laa ut See ae f ed ' vonvilie, St. Lew aud Seuthera Railway ist gold 6s. suits; wore once: jockey girl and loaa'a ee jor rn © are now 1 Shao great ie ceiie in in a ationey on St) Lau teal Biatate | larg aug. :, r ep Oe etlied east -teund « “ne | Cus 14 355,00 “8. Lewis and Suturban Railway ste tume; bust measures 40 aud 30. Inquire 4a62 Jewelry of all descriptions. tates Bete ee re Hae pO | ee cS Soe Mi, ae | CS ae ae eee wah geen a : Simimoge Haréware to. stocks Forest lark b) Ladies’ iio d 1k Am lLavei Wate “es. ae te a ‘ Tt i: t 1. ; j . . t's * ! . r ‘ ’ on 7 ‘ ‘ “ ae \ i ‘aii tthe gs “LL acleve Nor’ / lia@a Sfaca. ' I yd (all at off! +) 7 the i i i it nee. Tr wu. oe feurt& Naileeal Faak stock. ed : A limite! amount of the abowef reale Writecreal! for par’ vw@are and prices Bintech, “D Ter ‘wl 1430 : at at Milaer | sme sieo Mousheal lastrumenia a: °i Sie eiaie : N. WE 7 RATES, een , mot its i sail ba : ‘the! -loweet MUNCY TO LOA Ll 5 ls ag arg renga toy ; EPI DOM- At pest FP) rater! ein fh cs u nisetving ba SONDS wholesale and retail: ie | warebouse, Grand and Laclede ava; for = ~— lone KEALUTY CO. 108 N 7th at. ————— — et place in the eity fem keeping of furniture planes, pictures, tru, = CHICAGO Feh 2° ‘attle—~ Receipt Sows . _ Btuck and lew prices bones, efc., careius moving, packing, enipying. — toad ; sta cr choice: but . a & ‘Loulse Gea Food Oo., 415 Morgan, near Uniow «ete, money advanced; get our rates, tele; “LEDICAI mere ateene: etuck Sonnet, Fh ang Mive ets. : —" St. Logie and Ean i bare. Kinloch BD | Ladies to ereecal Oo Polledoloh At drugaiete, M495, rough he fing Sa ght, 84 hand we; | ' yY machinery while you walt, at ove- veh yler 2@0A Office. Bo—] Cass av. Chichester Chemica Lacdeiphia, bu.k of one $4. ‘isa an A ey ts Js ed Stack and bond Broger. Dealer Stocks, Bonds, Crain, Cotton, bought or seid fer cash er carried en margia. ° ¢ ° . ’ . este t ativ ; Having our own private an4 leased wires. car service le quiex aad acoureta Quotations ty tatisticn Ghird the usual _coet. ; : — Cu For Last Manbood Weakness, | *teady , - ene NEW YO TORAGE CO.—New warehouses: ‘ ry ; hers. 84 ae &5; lambe, etruong; natives, $54 in Local Securities. fice. Hh nk QUICK RES cereus Debilits, Stricture, Var] wethers. § , bad ee or phone furnished. Send for our Mabus! ef Sta on Trust oie F or egulte < of | 7, Weatern, 8607 — TD Western tl Fish & Oyster i Site’ aon, Nits aon nda, 7 |S wla i a ter Bal ay ‘ BOUL i S1DK STORAGE & MOVING U., trial. Call or write. Dr. Ward, 1503 Wash.ozien : pApttee ene ntsSesbaqtes ede: si 7 49 eerie || TRESPASS eS pea EE 1 NDEL-YOUNG BOND and STOCK C0 RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS. Egnavers, Burin, vin, etl Oreors || FIDELITY STORAGE PACKING & MOVING C0, | OR. BOHANNs Menderes situs Saat [as Rie Miia Has Sly © SO4.N, FOURTH STREET. | aiso Futures in Cotton, Seuzht and seid fer cast, or carcied om mare UES 2b-d od Hig Morean St | SC ca Weal sie ft, “pr a ane [22° oad foes “Beluice Gin oS wien ie mune Sade ats et Set! Brain and Provisions fitment Sy amscted by SPECIAL LEASED vaan "| balk of salen, wesc scat Money to load on approved esllaterala, | GAYLORD, BLESSING & CO., 307 Olive St. 8. Loule, Me, vankiin Ay, v w thcoetmtaly Main L114 nad Male 96% sue. lis ‘S. ey SO st., St. a

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CITY NEWS. A visitor to D. Crawford & Co.'s Art Gal- lery (oll paintings, water colors and etch- ings) gays that a visit will prove beneficial to the learned and unlearned as well as Artists and Amateurs. WELL, IN LOVE | AND HAPPY | Victory Bateman i lied Her New the. band, Mr. Mestayer, Think They Will Like Doing Vaudeville. Victory Bateman, as charming as ever, and many times more robust, is enjoying this city once more. This time her band, Harry Mestayer, is with her they are here rehearsing the plays are to present as vaudeville turns thelr engagement at Hopk ins’ ®Bunday next. It is Miss Lat visit to St. Louta since she left the and during eman's firet Imt- rial stock company, work, which made her aimost a phys ca! wreck. Indeed, she wae ill for weeks thereafter, though no ome would think it, to see her now. The color is back In her cheeks, and so are the dimples, and she is ae happ py as apy bride should be. “This vaudeville business will sult me, I am sure,.”’ said she, in her chatty wy. Wednesday evening. “Of course, I haven't tried it yet, as we begin in St. Loults week, but I can way already that ! It is easler that " branch of the profeseion, and also, ways, more lucrative. We-my an myvself—will put on “Swe our opening number, eral other little plays.’ Miss Bateman etuarted this season in etraight dramatic work, and was asked how it compared in her mind with the stock work. She said: “If one has an average part, and the corm- pany is booked fon week, stands, the road work is superior to the two-shows-a-day of the averace stock company. But if one is playing one night stands, 'a rather da stock work, for it is eas er, It all depends on the part and the route “On the contrary, this vaudeville takes you Into the theate ra couple of hours twice a day, and then you are done You are your own manager and you make your own terme. RKRehe arsals suit you, not you them, and you have time te call your soul your vwn. I think vaudeville will sult us.” Mr. Mestayer smiled at his wife's re- marks, and nodded iseent Hie {s a voune- looking. handsome chan, and the two ascem much in love with | each other. ing to like it. inom hi gh and thearts as — eee ee ee ee ONE ALARM AND AND TWO FIRES Department Called Out Early to an | Empty Building Finds Double Work cn Mysterious Blazes. Two fires occurred early Thursday morn- ing near 19% North Broadway under strange ecircumetances. The department which was called out for one fire discovered the other, and was able to put out Poth before much damage was done. An alarm was rung in at 4:5) from 10 North Broadway. The fire was in an empt? bullding which had been condemned and was being torn dow: by ‘the \I's.souri Wrecking Co. The biaze wis In the front art of the bullding. A watchman was gsta- loned there, tui he can give no account of the origin of the flames. The second fire was discovered half a block back on Second street In a shed be- longing to the G. Hl. IMederich Furniture Co, The shed Waa adjoining the furniture factory and had formerly been used as a hin for collecting sawdust which came from the furniture machines. For some time it had been entirely empty. BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN Items of Interest Condensed for the Convenience of Busy Readers of the Post-Dispatch. George Washington, if you to-day, The fath r of our nation, Were on th? earth what would you say Of benevolent assimilation 7 ©. 3. P. S. Masquerade.—The Sons of Cc. 8. P. S. Society will give its annuel mas- erade reception at Nationa! Halil, Dolman street and Allen avenue, on Saturday night, Ice House Burned.—An ice house be- longing to the Meramec Highlands Com- , at Neramec Highlands, valued at , was destroyed by fire Wednesday aft- ermoon. Died in Texas.—James T. Curry of D. Crawford & Co.'s clerical force, received information Thursday of the death of his brother, P. C. Curry of St. Louls in San Antonio, Tex., on Feb. 21. Old Fashioned Spelling Bee.—An old spelling bee wus enjoyed by guests at the Young Men's Hebrew Asso- clation Club rooms Wednesday night. Mrs. Leon Friedheim won first prize. The gen- tleman’e first prize went to Joseph Block. Mre. James’ Lecture.—Mrs. Cornelia A. James of Cinoilnnati will lecture at Crow Kindergarten Briday afternoon on “The Ideal Mother.’ Saturday morning ehe will lecture at the same place on the *“(thild in the Kindergarten.” Sued by McFadden.—Dion S. Mc- Fadden haa filed suit for $3 alle ged to be due for salary against Fred sell lain Black, Whiteand Fancies— worth Ladies’ Cloth Capes—fur Ladies’ Cioth ‘strapped ) Ladies’ Plush ope: | an‘i $6— Fire Sale Price.. value—Fire Sale Price Ladies’ $4 Walking Skirts ™ 1.98 —Fire Sale Price—only.. Ladies’ $4 Fur Collarettes $1.75 —Fkire Sale Price FIRE SALE OF colors and «izes—worth $1.25— vatterns— bright cbariee—worth 5 Ladies’ Wrappers. — full akirt—the vi. 00 kiai— be $3.50—Fire Sale Price. . 150 Children's s Hats, straw Wool Fascinators, Oc, Ide and 19c a yard—Fire Sale Rt. 26 10,000 yards of all silk fancy Ribbons, 3 and 4 isches wide, worth 50c—Fire Sale Price FIRE SALE OF NOTIONS. Geed Pearl Batteas— Wertk 6c = dez.—Fire Sale Feather Stitch Brald— White en! > worth 4c per piece—Fire Sale Price White or Colored Ball Cord— worth Sc per ba!!—Fire Sale Price Ladies’ Satin Band Nese Support- ere— worth 10c per pair—Fire Sale be Good Dress mtetée—Worth per pair—Fire Sale Price.... ... Oc Ic FIRE SALE OF Comforts and ote $2 .00 Comferts— Fire Sale Price... : ! : ; ; ; ! : : : ; ! ; ! ! | | : $5.50 Blenkets—Fire Sale Price........ 28 ES IN THIS FIRE SALE Ne goods exchanged . No mail orders filled. No goods sent C. GO D. er on approval To-morrow morning begins the second week of the most remarkable FIRE SALE this city has ever known—a sale that has crowded this store hour after hour, day after day, since its inception—and that will certainly arouse still more wide- spread interest as these extraordinary values become more widely known. BD THIS LIST OF UNPARALLELED VALUES And we are sincere when we tell you it is worth your careful attention. —every word can be relied upon—the fire insurance companies stand the loss! ! Improbable, incredible as such values may appear All. goods damaged by fire—all goods soaked by water—all goods tinged by smoke—all perfect goods—in fact, our entire $375,000 stock is thrown into this sale and closed out at any sacrifice. Come as early in the day as possible to avoid the afternoon crushes. AND DON’T MISS THE BARGAIN TABLES OF FIRE SALE GOODS ON THIRD FLOOR, Fire Sale Value in Muslin Underwear. Smoked, mussed and tumbled gar~ ments, with no hurt that the washtub cannot cure. Just a few of the many wonderful] bargains are mentioned here. Children’s Muslia Drawers with hem angd ciuster ef tucks—sizes up to 8 years, worth 10c te 20c— 6c Fire Sale Price Ladies’ good Muslin Skirts, with cambric raffle, edged with Torchon Lace Ladies’ Fine Us mbrella PRICE Drawers, with lace inserting aad : Ladies’ French Corset Cov- ers, edged witb embrvidery and inserting— Geods werth §9c te 75c Infants’ Long Slips, with fancy yoke of embroiderv, worth up to 39c—Fire §ale Price Ladies’ Fine Gowns of cam- bric and musiis, elaborately trimmed Ladies’ Nainsook Chemise, all handso.nely lace trimmed.... PRICE, Ladies’ Umbrella Skirts, C with dust ruffle and fine laces and embroidery — Goods worth $:.39 to $1.98 Infants’ Short Dresses of fine main- aook or cambric—-hemstitchbed bottoms— yoke of fine Swiss embroidery— 49 worth 7° to $1.25—Fire Sale Price............. Infants’ Long Cloaks of cream col- ored cashmere or Be‘tford cord— bandsomely trimmed and worth $1.98—tire Sale Price FIRE SALE OF CORSETS!! Ladies’ Skert Hip Corsets—lace-trim- med at ‘ep aad bettem—ia faacy colors aad stripes — 3/ worth 69c—Fire Sale Price.. One lot of Misses’ Gray Corsets— with shoulder straps— sizes 19 to 24 inches— worth 49c—Fire Sale Price 5-Hook R. & G. Corsets 5-Hook W. B. Corsets 4-Hook R. & G. Corsets 4-Hook C. B A la Spirite. im gray / and blac k—lac e-trimme 1—si Zes FIRE SALE VALUES IN Ladies’ Hosiery. Ladies’ fast black cotton hese—wortk 1@c—Fire Sale Price ... Infants’, Children’s and [lisses’ black cotton bose—Fire Saie Price Ladies’ Fast Black Cotton Hose, worth 15c—Fire Sale Price Ladies’ Hose, bine with white dots— also black 10 and tan—worthb 19c—Fire Sale Price.. se Ladies’ Black Boot Hose—with 1 fancy tops— worth 25c—Fire Sale Price Sc Ladies’ Imported Lisle Thread '25¢ Hese—drop stitch—worth 50c. Ladies’ Plain Black and fancy. colored hose—werth 39c— Fire Sale Price Children’s and Misses’ Black and Tan were l5c—Fire Sale Price.. Children’ s, Tisses’ and Boys’ achoo! hose—heary deepsea ene 25c—Fire Sale Price.. . ‘ioc FIRE SALE—Ladlies’, ' and Children’s UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Fieeced () c Vests—nicely trimmed— Ladies’ Combed Egyptian Yarn 31 OIC Boys’ worth 19c—Fire Sale Price. . Vests and Pants—full «ilk trimmed, worth 50c asd 7%c—Fire Sale Price .. Ladies’ 33c Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Lined Vests and Pants— 19 Fire Sale Price... :. Ladies’ 39c Combed Eg tian Yarn Vests—Fire Sale P Exgypti "25¢c¢ infants’ 25c flerino Wrappers —open down front—Fire aia’ Petes. 10¢ Misses’ 35c Combed Egyptian Yero Veste—Fire Sale Pri. = - 19¢ Wright's Health Underwear for Boys —fleeced —worth “p to 76c— Fire Sale Price FIRE SALE OF : 5 Ladies’ Cloves. Ladies’ and Misses’ Kid Gieves, all ' ghades and sizes, perfect geods, were $1.00, $1.25 4 C aad $1.5@—Fire Sale Price. Ladies’ Mocha Kid Gioves, various shades, r goods— Fire Sale Ladies’ Cashmere (iloves, oak ned. worth 75c—Fire Sale Price 40c Ladies’ Two-Clasp Cashmere 39 Gloves, worth 500—Fire Hale Price.. . FIRE SALE Values—incomparable—Unapproachable. Men's Suits and Overcoats. The magnitude of these values cannot be expressed in cold type—it’s the most sweeping sacrifice of high-class Suits and Overcoats ever known, and one glance at the goods themselves will convince you. $6 and $7 Suits and Over- coats—Fire Sale Price $7.50 and $8 Suits and Overcoats—Fire Sale Price $9 and $/0 Suits and Over- coats—Fi-e Sale Price Men’s Fancy Vest s— worth $3, $3.50 and $4i— Fire Sale Price llen’s Diagonal Mackin- toshe«—worth S4i—Fire Sale Price Men’s Cashmere [lack- intooe— Fire “ale Price FIRE SALE Or ». «6s der Polish Paste, per box—Fire Sale Price Shoes, in tan Russia, black Men’ S box calf, and patent leather—were $3, $3.50 and §$4—Fire Sale Price Men's Shoes—In lace and Cc ongreas atyles—worth up to $2.00—Fire Sale Price Bo s’ Shoes in best satin calf stock y —all solid—good shapes—sizes 18 to 1,;3'5. 18', te 2 aad 2', to 5— wrorth’ap te'$1.50- Q7c Fire sale Price Boys’ Shoes — le box calf and tan Russia—double aoles— We rth $2.00 and $2.50— S25 $1.69 Little Gents’ Shoes— Sizes ll to 13—of aatin calf—sprivg heels— §9c wortb §1.25—Fire Sale Price Shoes, Children’s °P"7s-h sale Z()c eames Paintings, with shadow box frame— worth §1 00 -Fire pane: .50¢ Framed Pictures—C olered ecenery, in B-loch frames, sizes 16130— worth $2 25—-Fire sale Price. Artists’ Proot Etchings frames. sizes 14226. 16226 and $1.25 -In assorted 2 | : E : : : : : f j : ’ : | | 7 : : 2 | . ; : a : : : : — CANESFBARGAINS