St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 12, 1900
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Regular Edition. - COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. “SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR NEXT SUNDAY! Next Sunday's Post-Dispatch will contain an extra four-page supplement in half-tone and colors, giving Portraits of the Delegates to the National Republican Convention —— ——EEE — —_—_—_— At Philsdeiphia. = ——— _—— -— = _——_ — ew a ee ee eee ae a ~ VOL. 52, NO. 295, _ TUESDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—JUNE 32, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ger ae SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR NEXT SUNDAY! Next Sunday's Post-Dispatch will contain an extra four-page supplement in half-tone and colors, giving Portraits of the Delegates to the 1900, - PRICE} Iutaide $t. Loutsa. Twe Cents. in St. Veats, One Cent. National Republican Convention At Philadelphia. — T _—_— MUCH DEPENDS HANNA'S NEW UN MCALLA, —_- OOOO wy --—— becomes of the surplus of what ’"' Mr. Corey was asked. of goes into the paper and to the for running the league.”’ “What other sources of income have you? Are there any direct contributions?’ “Only in ths way. Some prominent man who ts mentioned in the paper or has his picture printed orders a thousand or two copies at 10 cents each."’ “Is the publication § for only? Mr. Corey was asked. “Yes,”’ was the reply; “but the league in- tends to be permanent. It was organized in February last and will dur'ng the cam- paign take the place of the Republican clubs the campaign to delegate the right to hoist their to the great powers, in order that @ See tatio may be made or a battle BD ON PAGE TWO, A os > m, MILKING PLAN, THE SHOW AT ' Amicable Settlement of Grievance of Street Car Employes in Cincinnati. CINCINNATI, O., June 12.—The amicable adjustment of the question of hours be- tween the Cincinnati. Street Railway Co. and its employes quite in contrast to the conditions prevailing in St. Louis just now. There has been no strike, but the employes requested better hours and more fay for their labor. The company took Up these requests in a business-like way, and an amicable adjustment has been made, The concesstons made come in the nature of a surprise to the men, who have at all times acted with discretion and have earned the respect of President Kilgour and his board of directors by their judli- cious behavior. Recently Mr. Kilgour has been sending for the leading conductors and motormen of the various lines and offered them two propositions, either of which he said would be satisfactory to the company The first was a ten-hour-and-a- half straight work day, without any relief for meals, at the same pay as for 12 hours : day. second proposition was hour work day, with one-half relief, at the same’ wages—$2 a Out of these propositions an agreement grew, the terms of which are given in the following circular, issued by the company to its employes, and which has been ac- cepted by the men: “The Cincinnati Street Railway Co., after earefully looking over its business for the past fiscal year, terminating June 30, 19W, and comparing it with the year 1899, is satisfied that it can in justice to all parties in interest make an increase to its cun- ductors and motormen in the matter oOo! compensation. This increase will be in the form of a reduction of time of the working hours. Whereas heretofore and at the pres- ent the working hours have been twelve hours per day and compensation 16 2-3 cents per hour, with relief in the middle of the day for dinner and in the evening for supper, from and after June BW, 1900, th: number of hours will be reduced to ten and one-half hours, making the compensation 19 cents per hour. “The stockholders and employes stand in relation to each other as partners. As to the division of the receipts of this partner- ship, it is best shown by the manner in which a nickel (5 cents) is divided: Under the system as at Stockholders receive POOR POUBSVO .scbecsccccaces Otber expenses, car license, taxes, etc., is eleven- meal an hour day. present .. 5.000 Cents. Stockholders receive Employes receive Cther expenses, See sciaehes Total BATES DIVORCE GRANTED Judge Withrow Issues a Decree on the Husband’s Cross Bill—Mrs. Bates Absent. Judge Withrow heard evidence Tuesday in the divorce f Lou Ke against Charles L. Bates. The hearing was had on the defenlani’s cross-bill, the plaintiff not appearing to prosecute her suit, In answer ‘o the plaintiff's charges mistreatment against the defendant, he says she told untrue stories about -him and abused him to the neiehbors. He als charges her with improper conduct and Claims that she ‘h an idea that she is he a veiross and writer of 5.000 uit o Bates e oO; ‘> as great tried principally on deposi- of them contained state- that Mrs. Nates belies in alism and professes to holl communion with > spirits yf gieat : couple have ihemselves and testimony fered from them. Bates is the purchasing agent of jewelry ‘firm. ments spiritu- ‘** and the if behalf they have father's was of- a large eee ee CANNOT FLOAT HIS BONDS. NEW YORK. June 12.—There is comment in banking circles over the “resen of M. Rothstein of St. Peters- this city. His visit to this coun- co be in the interest of a larze government railway loan rhe pinion seems to be that Russian the east will operate successful piacing of a loan were otherwise possible. called on President Still- Mr. Still- was absurd to talk the floating of Russian bonds when even Uanlted States bonds are not tn active demand, and the presidential] - election some coming on. 4 LESS HOURS AND MORE PAY| i}otherwise mY PHILADELPHIA. ~ * . - ge = “Mow, Show the People What You Can Do!” | ' ! j | ' ; } | I by OUTHERN EL FCTRIC CARS TO RUN OVER OLD ROUTE FROM HOWARD STREET SOUTH, TUESDAY NIGHT UNTIL 12 O°CLOCK. BOTH SUSPECTS SAY NUT GUILTY: aE Miss Haering’s Alleged Assail- ants Held by the Court. CHARLES MICHEL GIVES BOND. HENRY FUCHS WHOM SHE IDEN- TIFIED GOES BACK TO JAIL. Prosecuting Witness Was Not Present Tuesday Morning—tTrial Set for Wednesday of Next Week. Charles Michel and Henry Fuchs were arraigned in the Court of Criminal Cor- rection Tuesday morning on charges of as- sault and battery. Tne Warrants were sworn out Monday afternoon by Miss An- nie Huering of 4253 Delmar boulevard, as was told in The Pos:-Dispatch. foth of the’ defendants entered pleas of not guilty and Judge Clark ordered that the cases be set for trial June 20. Michel was released on a $200 bond signed Fritz Bothman, a saloonkeeper across the street from the Four Courts. Fuchs was unable to furnish bond and was re- manded to jail. It is charged that Michel and Fuchs on June 3 attacked and partialiy dis- robed Miss Annie Haering at Ninth street and Allen avenue she stepped from a Transit Company's car. Michel is over six feet tall and is power- fully built. He-is single and lives with as 9 BLISS Tht MAN¢ i. — FINGER OF FATE POINTS TO HIM FOR VICE PRESIDENCY. HE IS FAVORED BY HANNA. Quay After Hanna’s. Scalp—McKin- ley’s Nomination to Be Rushed to Avoid Trouble. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 12.—There rong undercurrent running for Cor- N. Bliss New York for vice- nt. is a st nelius of preside Few of the tically none and but that he any leaders are here of the. delegates, who are here all seem to think Situation demands Bliss, and that more likely to the nominee than of the candidates now in the field. Bliss is the man most favored by Senator Hanna. likes his former secretary very much, and that next would prefer him as a ticket mate. National Committeeran Payne, Senators Scott and Kean and Secretary Dick all have a good word to say for Bliss and say no man is big enough to decline if nominated. Some of them go as far as to say that even Senator Allison would not decline if the convention selected him. The sentiment for Bliss is not representa- tive yet, and the leaders who are here ap- pear to forget that they will have a strong Dolliver boom to fight against if there is an intention to force the nomination of Bliss. The Republican congressional campaign committee is coming here shouting for Dol- iver. (JOV. Bibility, prac- those the Is be is of the interior to Allison le Roosevelt is considered an tmpos- that is there seems no disposition to force the nomination on him. No serious attention is paid to Gen. Francis V. Greene and the other candidates has no supporters, As things stan is the two men who have declined : and Allison as leaders’ choices, with Olliver and Long coming with delegates back of them. is talk here that the Pennsylvania headed by ex-Senator Quay, !s make trouble if trouble can De ' the Pennsylvania’s find out what {anna wants it is more than likely off at right angles. Their Vice-presidential tO punish Hanna is made for an speech for Mek inley although probable that Senator For- aker will officiate again Senator Foraker is to muke a speech for McKinley, but it not vet settled that he is to make the biz speech That matter will be settled when Senator Hanna gets here on Wednes- day. It is a matter of-some concern and proceedure of the convention ie serious discussion. It not |] | there will be a call of states. ymes time to nominate, the be recognized and the nomination actlamation after the speeches some small fry will been iS made by are made thing. NO HOT WEATHER RIGHT AWAY Dr. Hyatt Says a Couple of “Highs” + Are Going to Keep Things Cooled Off a While. weather forecaster, says hot weather bottle for a t least. A “‘high’’ over the north another over the lakes squeeze the water out of prevailing in this This means showers Tuesday night. After that Dr. should prevall. ’ You notice my prediction for aA cool night come true.”’ he remarked Tuesday. , closed my windows and got under cover when I went to bed, and I wasn't fooled,” THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. SHOWERS. Dr. won't Hyatt, uncork the > a are tne region. and is ’ For St Loule and = vicinity—Probably Tuesday night or Wednesday Misseuri-Partiy cioudy night Wednesday, with probab 3 local thunderstorms POST-DISPATCH THERMOMETER. — —— Tuesday and @ 10 141 | tis known, too, that the President | he ;court and prosecute. lidentify | from ‘slight for his years. He does odd jobs and spoil every- | | ' ' ' he. ' Hyatt says cooler weather/a distance,” ‘ I ’ showers i plece , Offering it / ? HENRY FUCHS. his mother on South Broadway. He says that he employed in a South St. Louis rolling mill. Miss Haering, when she made the report of the attack, requested (that the police not divulge her correct name. She gave the name of Miss Catherine but gave her correct name and at the same time. She said that the police arrested any one whom identify she would appear in A number of arrests is were made, but not until Monday were any arrests made when Miss Haering could the accused. Fuchs its quite different Michel. He is 16 in appearance years oid and is CHARLES MICHEL. : ' lives at 1926 South Tenth street. He was poorly clad, his clothing contrasting great- ly with Michel's stylishly made suit, “Both deny that they had anything to do with the attack up»n Miss Haering. “TI never saw the-woman in my life to know her.” said Fuchs to the Post-Dis- atch Tuesday morning, “until I saw her yesterday in Chief's Deamond’s office. On the day she says she was attacked I went over to Lafayette Park, and when I got back home there was a big crowd out in the street, and I could see that they were beating some one. I didn’t go near the woman and I didn't get a good look at her. “That boy was the leader of the gang that attacked me,”’ said Miss Haering, as sccm as she saw Fuchs in the chief's office Monday. a would know his face any- where I wish that I could forget tite things fhat occurred on that day, but if I were to live always I could not forget the face of that bay.” “IT witneseed the attack of the lady from said Michel, “‘but I had no part Was at least 15 feet away the time. I didn't go to her assistance. I don’t know why I didn’t. I could see that the crowd was beating her and tearing her clothes from her. but I didn't think it was any af my business, as didn’t have anything to do with the @f- fair. “After the walking down piece of white the boy was of her affair. at in the from her thing was vver I the street. He had a ig chrth In his handle. He said cryving out the cioth was a under garment and he was for 5 cents a plece. I asked the boy for a he gave 't to me. I don’t Knew thy I wanted the plece of cath. I go took it for fun.” “T could not sweer,.”” said Miss Haering, “that this man actually struk me or that he actually jald his hands on me. But he was in the crowd that treated me so padly. é raw a Doy +Ge———__ Rine-Thomas Inquests Will Be Held Wednes-~ day and the Coroner Will Investigate the Bohne Homicide Thursday—Many Persons Subpenaed. a = COMPANY SAYS ALL LINES ARE OPEN | EXCEPT THE BROADWAY CABLE ROAD, +Oe— Sheriff Pohlman Resumes the Swearing In of Deputies and Says He Expects Soon to Have 2500, the Number Ordered. PROCLAMATION MUST BE OBEYED. By Police President Hawes. oe Mayor Ziegenhein’s proclamation will be enforced by the arrest of every minor found on the'streets between one-hour after sunset and one hour be- fore sunrise. Police officers and deputy sheriffs will be instructed.to arrest them and lock them up in the station houses. The punishment for failure to obey the proclamation is confinement in the House of Refuge for 30 days. That part of the proclamation forbidding the firing of -guns, pistols, torpedoes bombs and firecrackers will also be rigidly enforced. Such acts are in defiance of the statutes ,and policemen and deputies are expected to arrest offenders wherever found. os : | General Manager Baumhoff and the ruff said, “but I was unabfe to single out the man who threw it. I cannot tell whether i: was Willlam Thomas or not. I have identified nobody, as it would be impossibia for me to do gso,”’ Bohne Inquest Set for Thursday. When Coroner Lloyd, at 9:3 o'clock Tues- day morning, was ready to open the inquest on the bedy of Frederick. Bohne, who was killed by Special Deputy Sheriff Robert B. Marsh in the yerd of his home, at 1724 North Tenth street, Sunday afternoon, it was discovered that neither Marsh nor any of the other deputies subpenaed as wii- Seuthern Electric from Howard street to] The foliowing jurymen, nearly all from ‘he. amutiden Ientin. at see one section of South St. Louls, had been nn | summoned, and were in their chairs wafting through the districts { ¢- the inquest to begin: Charles Ditemaeete where two weeks ago seven persons were | 2:14 South Broadwey, plumber; Charles wounded by bullets in one day during dis- | Polct, 212 South Broadway, dry goods; John W. Benda, 2116 South Broadway, gro- E Ss rl ic > 4 . . lurbances growing out-of the! OPCMing Of | cr:-Chariéé Abetmesen 40s Geese the South Broadway the from the Southern Electric being run po- lice authorities t:ave decided to operate the Southern Electric line Tuesday night. Chief Campbell said: ‘Il regard this the most difficult of all the lines to run If this line can be run at night safely after dark. all the aied. be similarly oper- be prevent interference and violence. other lines can Every precaution will taken to “Large squads of possemen will guard the right of way and policemen will be placed on every car to protect the crews and pas- sel gers. These cars pass line, green ears way, grocer; Frank Helbig, 4550 Broadway, grocer; Louis Onemus, 0 Arsenal street, ulnbrellas. on Broadway. Mr. Johnson Will Attend Inquests. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney R. M. Johnson has decided to be present at the in- quest on the bodies of the two strikers who vere killed Sunday cvening at Sixth street and Washington avenue, in order to expe- dite his aecision concerning the issuance Warrants. This is an unusual procedure, end is prebably the first occurrence of the kind In St. Louis. The usual meihod is for the as- sistant prosecuting attorney to wait until he receives a transcript of the evidence ta- ken at the inquest before deciding about the issuance of warrants. Mr. Johnson will hear the testimony and decide at once. The inquest will be he.d Wednesday morn- ing. A large number of witnesses will be present. Dr. Woodruff Cannot Identify Brick Thrower. Dr. F. E. Woodruff, sheriff's posse, who was reported to have identified J. H. Kennedy of 226 Dodle street as the man who threw a brick at a car and precipitated the shooting on Wash- ington avenue Sunday evening, posilivels denies to the Post-Dispatch that he has made any identification whatever. “I did see the brick thrown,”’ Dr. , “Refrain From Gathering in Public Places; Do Not Discharge Firearms or Fireworks.” (MAYOR’S PROCLAMATION IN FORCE THREE DAYS.) Whereas, During the pendency of the present railway strike and the crisis through which the city is now passing, it is of the atmost public importance that all excitement be suppressed, and that no acts of any kind be done which may tend to produce or create excitement in public places, such as the as- sembling of crowds or groups of persons upon the streets, the discussion of the situation in boisterous language, or the discharge of firearms or fireworks: Therefore, I, the undersigned, mayor of the city of St. Louis, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law, do hereby proclaim and direct that all persons in the city of St. Louis refrain from gathering in numbers on the public streets or in public places; that all persons refrain from loud or noisy disputes or arguments in public, that all persons, particularly women and children, remain indoors as much as possible until the present situation is re- lieved; that jeering or abusive language, or language calculated to provoke a breach of the peace be not indulged in. And all persons are especially warned against the discharge, within the city limits. of firearms of any kind or description, and against the firing and ex- ploding of bombs, torpedoes, firecrackers, or any species of fireworks. All minors are warned to keep within doors during the next three days, and parents are notified that all minors found out of doors between one hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise are subject to arrest and imprisonment un- der the provisions of section 2139 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri of 1899. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set ‘my hand and caused the cor- porate seal of the city of St. Louis to be hereto affixed by the Register, at the city of St. ‘Louis. HY. ZIEGENHEIN, Mayor of the City of St. Louis. Mayor Ziegenhein ‘issues this proclamation at the request of the chief of police; says the proclamation was drawn for only three days because the law places that limit on proclamations. ! The corener seemed very mvch surprised and not a little vexed. Police Lieut. Stack ang the several civillan witnesses who had heey Subpenaed were on hand. The offi- cer who had notified the deputy witnesses was present. The deputies summoned were Capt. L. D. Picot of Company 16 and Albert Kersten, William Kelly, George Karmann, R. L. Thompson, 8S. N. Maykovierl and George G. Strathern. e wi Immediately upon learning that none of the deputies was present, Coroner Lloyd telephoned ta the posse barracks, inquiring why they had not appeared. ‘‘Marsh is practically a prisoner,’ the coroner said over the telephone, “‘and there Is no rea- scn why he should not be here.” Lieut. Hinckley, who was at the tele- phone at posse headquarters, made a reply which brought farth from Coroner Lioyd the remark: “But it Is the law of the land, and these men should have appeared here at 9 o'c’o k, the hour named in the subpenas. Why are they not on hand?’ The coroner then announced that the in- quest was postponed until 8 o'clock Thurs. day morning, and demanded of posse head- quarters that Marsh and the other deputies wanted should be present promptly at that hour. surgeon of the Coroner Lloye also telephoned to Chief W ood- | of Police Carepbell, asking that the men —+—> — +--+ © © > © ¢ © © # ©. ¢ # ¢-—-#-# i , = I am positive of this. There can be no maistalke *’ - EE «| r . i - = ail al
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Sn 7 vee en re ee " o peer ee Fe he bt ee ee 5. - ss si - a ' Se en Pee ete 5 4 Pee: Be a eee pe P a es edie ‘ : : a ae cr he —_ os a a fe eee ee - 4 = * ae . § y 7 tas © te ¢ . 4 ha f° ten id aig’ Son s ai as a RTS eee 7 ae, ae ee ge ‘ ‘a Be: A pg ae a TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE 12, 1900. be compelled to appear Thursday morn-] barracks say. will testify that each of the {national organizer of the Street Railway lavenue with my company to quell a report- ing. men killed and er wae — in gener Employes’ Jinien, -were -also reported atjed disturbance at Broadway and Salisbury $l, 000 REW RD ae ' . to protect the Ives of members of the ithe strike headquarters Tuesday morning. Street. We were taken there in transit + . The coroner said that the deputies were | posse.) Thomas, it is charged, was taking] Mr. Benz said that valuable papers, show-|company cars. On arriving there I could Mid-Summer Ribbon Sale ) For the arrest and conviction) of gither ane notified through the regular channels to] aim at Adjutant Webster at ‘he time that/ing that*he was the accredited representa-|see no signs of any trouble. The street ’ or both of the parties who shot tor be at his office at 9 o'clock Tuesday morn- he was ano we a yee gee & gg he of the Spe se in “~ Louis, . + s00n filled with people attracted by our B. L. Kilgore on La Sallie street, near Mis- hardt, the witnesses wil) te@tify, had a re-j|time, were taken from the room, besides jarrival. The windows of the houses around 25 : sour! ave l Cc Per Yard 2 nue, early Tuesday morning, May » 1900. rE volver pointed at Col. Cavender at the mo-|other documents that were of no other | there were filled with women and children. Capt. Moffitt, who is in command of the | ment he was hit by a charge from a riot | value than that placed upon them by tne’ My superior officer issued orders to shoot ST. Louls TRANSIT co wen wanted as witnesses, said that he re- | 6¥U". federation. at the first sign of an outbreak. He ordered ad = . oe — Organizer Bryan also complains that ithat the windows of the house be raked To-Morrow Wednesda ARDS ceived instructions Monday night from Military rule at the barracks, which has | papers deemed valwable by him were re-jwith shot. I commanded my company to . ys EDWA WHITAKER, dhe dane Adjutant G. B. Wesbeter to have the men | been strict since the ae ent has a . put down their guns and not to aim at the ert at the Four Courts by 10 o’cloek,. ana} *TOwn more rigorous since Sunday. Morn Of the labor leaders say that they |windows. My superior asked me what | . eC { je] i i W nae im uni der arrest fi r lis- . 4 : - men to appear al the inquge St, and tnat “9 nm ; and no one War grt pe - pavens in ne EXPLOSIVES FOR EPI IFS obe Vy ing A ay = to - of at suerior ae Fo r Colors, inc u Ing ream; also 6 inch Black Gros rece pa. er ae . and , i / ) ne 2 (Ge {) the barrac 48 to i i h dere " ar ri “ S - S ° ues on a $ id him that if he ordered the men to Grain, and an extensive assortment of bigh novelties; | ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO * were needed, as the deputies were Willink vicinity on ern r Guards tat ed at the corner of Broad- Al é he windows of houses I would to appear - 4 _ sehingto enue ‘Dt close lshont amt way and Washington avenue ke |Combination of Dynamite and Nitro- |*"); lerce delivered a vrayer calling 25c Per Yard ‘EDWARDS WHITAKER, President, . Pier a’ Calin . . ) en ii eee —— ee At 11:30 o'clock Chief of Police Campbell | w: ch on the passenger wagons, the lines ‘he - : , ; ' of hich from both north and south te r- | the = teh = and Chief of Detectives Smith sald that, eo mn Wn . Gl cerin Ww * ron | Almie ty to pla within the heart far as they knew Marsh and the other Bo at this carne R n pl bats ycerine Covered ith Cab (ll His believers a footinn that woul Made to sell for 50c, 60c and 75c. ' * =~ ilies city Bate oak ea y : More sentries have been placed on duty | | bring juetice to the strikers. ' deputies had nol reported at the Four|]inside the barracks and even members of bage Leaves on the Track. R. H. Murphy, a former emergency po- | 00 REWARD (Courts tne Sse ‘al — atery *h =e - jarte + hk x pe rts who have examined the explo- liceman. told of his experionces wiiiie uw he north end without permission an: rie ra} naa aii anew nase i Capt. Moffitt Té eclved subpenas just he- eac rt ¢ ‘ ' corpor i] iy the ot lag | sive . ()i i coroner's office for the inquest at 8 o'clock | G4) and is known ae unningham’'s } tieth ; ind ¢ ATA avenue M nday night tbe approval and laughter, as the speat Transit ie tracks of the 8t. Louls pat ; . ia not t been assigned to duty. ileve that a arRe }? roon of the substance rided the offi ‘ials of the police departs ' Company. Thursday morning T members « the company, exclusivelg '!8 nitro-glycerine and they ay that I ang eh irged the transit alee pa: Ly wit 7. ) Rohne was shot by Deputy VMiarsh anhout iW Vers @3 d ; ATS voluntee rs. wha ee have dem: lishe ] the car if it had lations of the law in . z ST, LOUIS TRANSIT CO. " - ; . . _ i* ‘ ; ’ ’ ‘ 7 . . os * a ee be TO su lay afternoon A squad ot r} my ims } . 7 a iui ) S “A . , , licenses. Among e ings ne Alf o'clock ssteaeadh atamentdly: ' plement nd : raised hy Edward Cu: F Phe explosive was first sighted by Roed “Pursue the actin A | | ROWARED WHITAKER, atoms! | 10 deputies, on duty at the power house, ingham, ir. ho was appointed captain. W. TT. Haynes, who was on the ypnyyeiy they are brought to He | re latfor? fa cs loaded “it ‘T)- : — ve % . ot sticw, Moin S : - -— = $$$ Pola athe tig ee Onded with dep- general boycott by the use of bus Ifnes in 3 , | $250 REWARD | at Broadway and Sali bury street, Were " 4 ry: ny ’ rif mAriVv ull day Tue ~* ' . . . . : a . ‘ 4 His ‘ t *T) j as tt ra . ted to . ter - : i will pr ba bly bh ke pt » a t l on Was al ‘ ‘ ‘ COMpetith Tm) with the transit company cal | assengers f ‘hie aine line car re- y ai al ; passengers on a Beliefont 1 : , l that [; I ' barracks f several days, accord- } abbaxe peaves Of the track. Anopmer Car a; o-cent fares.’ 4 ; r 1 wi Lcwi t 1s Piiif tha , : ~ * rs } ' | ‘ 2eio ] iit TY > : | } : 7 | ' {* P i i s ; a : ~~ i. turning fron down custom, before be Ing assigned to , ad 3 ne eh De sage al but Ta nore Edwin Fembach, who, with his wife.and | Will be paid for the arrest’ and conviction a woman alighted frum ‘ar ard was [outside duty Company 23 in point of }Gistance and the back car was running family were j he saa , of any pe I { prom nenee of its members rivals Com] ay slowly. Something about the leaves caused Sun lay - Wa Fal parapet Hin. ns S xth : Feed ‘Weren a wae ay. at any Trolley or : " ; ; " ‘ } lie?) » ge ) i. > =o : } . : . ‘ fit ASi c re Six | ; atiacked by three men, W the aeputle ? which thas heretofore been notable |Suspicion, An investigation ehowed that ' a) vashington avenue ans | res of the St. Louls Transit Com- i fr thie nt of view. The ." beside} Under each one was @ stick -of the ex- ©) °° declared that he had seen nothing , pany irom ot. wi --.-s ee ee f 1e ver through the fence. Marsh then fired edge that the car touline had possemen tee ast the widows and children of the killine Mr. Benne, ‘tteulhar SLs PAC Sp. | Will be paid for the arrest and conviction ind Louis C. Baud: the following in the ranke: board and that their lives:tnm partteulkar - zone H. Boogher Ibavis Biggs ~ ~ rs . Jon Walle of Little Rock \rk who ssO0g HET, Se were sought. No suspicious characters Were 23, ., "© © —s a ah j ; j j j S. Brank, Hinckley, found in the vicinity and no a@trests were ~ iy Rt an had Reve n quartermaster of Which St. Louis can make in the United States, IS | of any person who may throw any missiles ‘ourtn Ssouri regiment, deeciared that | at any car cr any pers On engaged in the lL, KBronaugh, ewis : ; acaaen made. A vet ‘aneean” Saat a “Sheena , he had been knocked down by a deptity through the Northwest to the Puget Sound Country service of the St. Louis Transit Company. his riot gun, instantiyv who was standing in his yard at the other side of the fence ‘ Bryant © s 6 : old and lived witt : rinichae!) Iter ttric wine Mr. Bohne was 6 years old and lived te armichae , sheriff in the disturbance Sunday. He said / his dauehter. Mrs. Martin Stretcher. Marsh . Carter, that it was unprovoked. He urged that is 3% years old and lives at 2603 Olive street L. Christie mbauer, avare ep Pao A. poy , os ose m ve ok ait tly Be oaneeee ok F . 3 eat ie at “3 2 ; Council "Tuesday afternson to. dem ad rhe | a been brought directly into touch with St. Louis and the ies ag they might Kill innocent] per- | §,°., Eitiett (3, W. Smith Meeting to Be Held Tuesday Night Mi scree railway franchise. lower Mississippi Valley by ‘*‘The Burlington-Northern $250 REWARD pons VC. Hutchison, ——Wen¢worth Petey. the Committee of Fifty. to |.) ra fullowing committee was appointed | cific E : The police attempted to arrest Marsh, but C. oH. ee eE emcercenient of, 2) ily Organize. Sunday shooting: WilHam er ek a. Mar- ACITIC xpress, the great Gany through train to Seattle, Will be paid for the arrest and conviction of ranais, are entry ) : T. Wilson, Edwin Fembach, & Fasin. | }acoma and Portland. Nence or intimidate or siieunps at aaa ,2a@ "art wove T I orn. Wo 4 > in Hs is" - : . > Posse Cay Lieyd | Mofn wy r OV. Francis, are Going’ sentry The committee of fifty appointed to raise os Edwin Fembach. agin. L.. Pj “ ‘e (ex y ac a( ‘ ( erce rea. N. Jackson and John B. any person now employed by the St. Louis : “Org " . a, "“seT Ise ‘ cy ¢ } : ’ ; olacd _ ,, . tr : er” . ‘ 9 ‘ f } nree of the Foun | T a | 4 = em J ~ ‘ ins ‘ at? heel DeLa: ‘ \ the fun j ort $100,000 to maintain a bts line Mae . 2 ; rs T up, saying that Marsh had simply done his nn Ni i avi “is van & tim j wis ‘ netitic 4 onl ns , arte Judge Commerce Bashaw, ex-Unit- > ; : . “4: ‘ - Aute and that in any event no one had any | ©! lav and ™ ay in se oan Me te dad A ate oe eng oe i er. €d States district attorney, and Cortez hose interested in the Nor thwest, its great cities / Transit Company, for the purpose of de- oh — : ; ' s other members of the e easy Chon: — i. i thon os seta = Kitchen. d , esas ’ ‘ . terring any such person from continuing in ar i e nation - . and growing localities, should ask for the Burlington’s| such employment. nization and issue a on ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. authority to arrest him except his superior | , The reas f their visit | 7 ' m oO ~ jand international labor organizations for officer in he maxes. Marah returned to the on r was unsuspected, and before aS | ag tribt Hone ~ he proposed fund. . . ; en: North Broadway power house and resumed oped of Fromin ee Bilin. The poco "wild od aka ge | NEW STRIKE FUND DONATIONS new folder, which includes also the sailings of all EDWARDS WHITAKER. Presid en BUCr s -7), yp |hall, Broadway and Elm street, and mem- : . “ _— foreign and coastwise vessels, from Portland, Tacoma ~~ | 5 jie duties as a denuty sheriff. re = C . : " \ l dutie $a denut: it te raft, C. M. Bunton, W bey . bers of the committee say that by Wednes- ' Donations to the strikers’ fund for Sun-| and Seattle $1000 REWARD : How, . C. Chamberlain, Geong Ps tana | a Sein | All Lines Running Lancen bert Ed W. Lansing and W Wb K M4 cere Ceaere Sone Sens to an a fay, Monday and Tuesday were made as follows: a pat ; , Will be paid for the arrest and conviction Free and available at City Ticket Office, Burlington Route, S. W. Cor. | of the person or persons who shot Road Of- St: ' . ! Except Broadway Cable. inard quainting them with the local situation. General Manager Baumhoff said Tuesday + moe th we. Sree =. NEWMENSWORNINTOTHEPOSSE| GOMPERS COMING THIS WEEK 2:32. Yaron : pany’s system are now being operated ex- | , Saag epee Union, » No _ ' Broadway and QOlive street, or of the General Passener Agent, St. Louis. ficer John P. Rice on Monday, May 23, 1900, cept the Broadway cable, The Southern Ps , | Carpe ntera’ Union. No. 237 ' about 3:30 p. m., on California avenue, Electric line to Carondelet was the last to | List of Those Who Took the Oath as | President of the American Federation rner, Sabe Meese stinkin gidenet tia: iniiads Mie iuhah ancieht. | Sabberes dom Welsert Bong ory. . nently Cured the Reliable Peabody Will be paid for the arrest and conviction “The Baden and the Southwestern lines ! 2: - nabom. a 4 te +d tre ng is 1] ees pss 14. | Employes ies Dat — - te | FINAL ACTION (N KELLY BI pledica instlute, No. 4 Bulfinch Street oppose: ating of the person or persons who shot Motor- agp | | | p irateotaggunely mag | ' leer: Beakley. “Gompers will exercise a supervisory di- ‘ Y me e an- vere use) ston ass, she n were among the last to resum rod ye i. W. Ly peeps. Clarenée Lindner, rection of the strike,’’ said a member of the ae kers W adil : LL Culef Consulting Physician og of Har. | man Richard H. Stitson on Monday, May Much wire cutting delayed the opening of | ™ Ff Sawyer, Thomas Duke, union. ‘“‘As the head of all the federated Day wort a el!man Dwyer ot | ac it Ap Rig Polen ek, of [laa |) oe See oe eail’ mat ak ee these lines | 3. 5 Hawley, George King, trades in the Amsarioan Mederation he is the ~ 4 epartinent ellman- Dwyer a : , 5th moe. i: % ols, he 4 Cures where others fail. avenue, about a block south of Chippewa. : : ¢ Kennedy, Exneat Opits, | 3 an Federation he is tt . - 0 | Delegations of. Labor Union Members | {onsultation in person or by letter. A Medical “Phere has been less interference with c s = oR Norton, highest leader of the labor peuy ee ¢ ae Th kb mployes Weise rt Bros Arrow factors g Pamphlet, vade mecum, F ee, — 6c, for post- ST. LOUIS TRANSIT CO. the h ruling ol supplis - To earsheds for a . (reorge Bartlett, Ame ria and when on the tield Ol the strike i kK tary wrapp ing dlep artment, Le po r fac- Will Attend the Council Meeting pl Pome And male reader 0 ee The t . suppl ? : WIN, H. Potter. is the superior officer. _ tors : fled THE BOLE wk Oe” ; men only) en- EDWARDS WHITAKER, President transit emploves than was the case a week ur Ch Julius A. Dv¥er, + Employes John Wetsert Pur ity factory yy J Tuesda Evenin BEL AE ‘é iw THON hgh = cee ~ em John Weisert oes, guar Boy fac- i y £. S5LF-PRES RVA ye» with en- . gravings, A poReaSS Ss ay to al men, marri ry § : ’ rf . illiamson, Leopold Schuettner, on ‘hilo Culver, Charles FE. Hofman, ' . ‘ tee ees inal action on the Kelly bill repealing l | , ech Prafeen wee STRIKERS NAME COMMITTEES employe iiman: | : S| single, only Sc. in paper sealed, Cloth, e 2 ss the franchises of all the lines now consoli- full gil iit, $1. Send now, and hyself, Sg CE ‘SPECIAL NOTICES | : ‘e a ge “ : ecto ae ae die pamectept : {| James B. Burge, H. S. Highfield, | «bu elieve s having a good deterren A. J. Steele James Leahy | . or - Hptiesy es ; . mie ; @ffect. £ . Porter, William Ve ‘Ainney, 11 Evid = Jena Cosmin valine epi t sateen o 4 dated into the St. Louis Transit Co., is ex- $A smaitators, but 2 Medteat ioe a Ten Men to Collect Evidence on the | (jie kere Un Re BF Alon | pected at the meeting of the Council Tues- |. Nae ee SS ee | Arthur Maher Max Dandeville, J. BKB. Davis, Edward Ro kert, . Wainut Cigar Stor ! ] : lay rel Joseph B. Mayhew, J. L. Kohler, Sunday Shooting—Another Com- Emnlove = * oo ann employes. st > ' Gay evening. Large delegations of union 4 dupioyes Standard Adding Ma ‘hine e¢ labor people have announeed their intention THE hf) oy tiealaaeaen pore — ve ee wee S ae ben Hay ess, e¢ er of oO n, any of ou pioyes, ‘ iW. H. %, J. C. Lamb, . : St. Louis Wel! Maeh! iT ‘ all, R. KR. Hogan, mittee to Protest Against the pa grate Mag apes 1g ~ 2 hey lh cee, le nb he S o ees - etaaaend ; | Ferri a. Arthur BR. "Shepley, ° ro srg et & Hi a oe ig 00 t fate o3 thn AL this gesatom to WateR ounens, Woes nee our families have ridden on a Traneit company car ] cipent kidney and lame , | Lawrence F. Bailey, Wagon Order. Ouk Hill Hive, L. ©. T ; ee peaet vale, te See ee ee ae ot Oe ee ee Thonias J. Walton, | “N. i (; ots 4. R. ! eeeeeeeeees ‘ } j . } . bil) comes up before the Coun- : nade in vie Ww of certain false remorse madeé by Members of the street railway union and! », ured Lotne 5c of 4. arren sts. ws ecceees J / ci, amendments will be offered, passibly der disorders, that can’t Paliclous petsons for, the leg ts 5 Jajufigg our MOV HL LAUEOC, NK. O ” DY r. Thuner, to remedy the defects] becured y Morrow's Kid- -he-oids, the new scien- bosine ss. en dollars” wil given tu» a i who start Sheriff Pohlman Resumes Swearing in { ‘Ts aSHKeC e*t 7 t 4% , Slothing Co. of Tete ene eee, eee all of the men whi appeared in answer Lo tands along the downtown etre ets, were Me tal Polishers ‘ , if ling ind, eed ng or I rotruding hoveotted by the Stre et Railway Association, and to these Tuesday were well known citizens. haiward Burkhardt, who was shot during passe” by the meetng. The resolutions ~ noone MAE ; nooo’ .. . Piles No cure, no pay. All druggists are our knowledge there is no reasen why rumors to The sheriff’ said Tuesday that he would: the trouble at Sixth and Washington ave- read: ES, eC REDRESS o- gq), authorized by the manufacturers of Paze —— “—: down ake Rng wee mg ok he . ; » ‘ 4 . +. . : foe) . iv ¢’ Ss ond ile t ( "eT i : ‘ “Ur 7 > 00d. ra ° " P continue the work of organizing the pos: nue Sunday, is’stfll alive at'the City Hos- | Resolved, by the citizens of St. Louls ip mass Teamsters , ro ee Pj Oin ment to refund tne money where liberal financial assistance for the benefit of our until the full number of men asked for—', } man —- e . +> | meeting assembled, That we deplore tie tragic Brewe Workers. ' j fails to cure any case of piles: : a te A ital He was consclous Monday. but could I ry rker ; a ise Dlies, no mat strike fund, and none of them have patronized any 200—should have been secured se & do? A ‘, eo ‘tgtenwia “| deaths of our fellow-citizens who were sol duwn Music Unie - ho lone st aine Se pe cae -Ainary ' or I thi oe." } : 16 : ae an 40 not talk coherently. ae Tiaaenias ih ane cheek te ened 40 “> ik i! A UE cowe we Bra LOW |] ns he an ling. Gures ordinary of the transit company’s cara aince the strike, to no ng ese, the sheriff said, so long as br. Neltert says the man’s Serong vitality - sins that we naan pledge ours lves to se tbat UM WW of A “ASS shy days; the WoOPSt ‘ases in four- the knowledge of our committees. We trust this , Sa65/D2, 0 : . ree y: Qne application gives ease and statement will be sufficient to atop false reports and that all our friends will show fairness to every. =) a ner ‘ Il do not desire to go to jail for failure to), ‘ . «hii us , j ¥ h } i ive. : . : e a ; - eercise tpn ew f ; . ~ ne ‘ obey my orders Wider the law. That is all | - we gy + n al . | a pean ° the full power of the laws exercised to bring Labor Unio FORT eee nO 0) "es ‘ieves itching instantly. This is (oscal Marvin, whose left hand was shat- it to trial and justice the se albed oepuly Stove ' havtes: od es. No. 4 "— “e : : that I have had to do with the summon- tered during the same trouble. stodd tne ‘s Y ~ yi ° thease cris . os Le it fur- , lies’ i Fed ' cere oY ‘ Ww o.ivery and is the only pile rem- | body, especially to those who assist In our present ing Of this posse. I have told the governor) jock of amputation nicely. Monahy he| ther Brewery Aud Pederatton 21 > on | 24Y sol a positive guarancce, no cure, — Virgin Rubh | re that the posse and the police together are ee ‘ r l i an y. StOMaity if Lhe! P ‘10 be pe ; we ‘ ws irgin uoner (Seal) VACK MISSIK, Gen. Secy. 1 ble ; ont: : , . h: felt “oO well that he aske ] permission La) Kesolved, That a committee « 10 e aAppoin ed Powde} Workers, No e - ae te ae ; : ry P: A " ie 7 f- -+ ‘ . Division No 131 Amalgamated Anaot jation ‘of nadie to control the situation. He Bas \ieive the hospital. Dr. Neitert counscied | to prosecute these guilty.deputies and all SROORIGGROEE a sc0ccas ccascocdasiess 2: eep it in stock send us SOc in postage is expensive. Street Railway Employes of America tota ly lznored my request tor the miflitia. t) ‘ im in 1o r mM iin uniil the d unger or ale puties w he exceed their autim rity I : stamps and Wwe wi | forward 3samMe hv mall. ” - . @ 7 . . Manufactured by Paris Medicine Company, =: : The more that cena He has not even had the de cent courtesy to _ — eg ;, ' mit crimes under the g , le law; ‘ : J . "ae | » stree ouvenient as possible for ‘hem to vbti Ss ‘ “‘uesday morni ‘or ‘ja] z : : ‘ONNE ' police board ends.” ting offenses in connection with the street Wagons; and be it further : | oe ¢ - act “ $y. “4 . rk fe tages 4 .4i savs he was working in the potter’s those who insist, will attempt to | CONNER lienry M. Conner, at his late residence, aj)- e Body Had been at the Morgue, where! s Monday when a stray buliet struck /}/ substitute something ‘‘just as good”’ se seen “ey jue notice of funeral. The first men to appear at the of five be ntl in | ym ‘hn 1 it > ted sheriff's car strike were tried before Judge Sidener Resolved, That a committee ap office for posse duty Tuesday were twenty- it Malic ' ‘+ Tuesday i rere winted to wait upon the proper authorities and ‘ rostmorte : tlo -Was held mi hi is jur is slight ’ ut) ’ ] 1 the Police Court Tuesday. Six men were ] I i a postmol m exXamina n t eid, on iim. hii mjury 2 ent. : ’ oa four maenbers of the Grand Army of the fined le mand the res teding of this order “ ha es al the way to the Union Station the under- | a for those who don t. In every case Republic, who were immediately sent to Pennis Larkin, a driver, who was ar-| #4 that sald committee report back its action | taker's wagon was stopped at the Four! the substitute is junk rubber—it is ee ) , , / as soon as practicable to a mess meeting to be Courts and William Thomas. a brother. of d—it is f CULLEN—On Sundar, June 10, 1900, Willlan Cul- eae le = ge not as geo —it 1s four cents poorer len, beloved husband f Marwaret Collen (nee * . *3a? ; ) ‘ a » the seepncks and organized f!nto the first rested for jeering at deputy sheriffs while} hed hates equad of a company which, why ncompleted, . passing the Pianters’ Hotel Monday even-| (fio tat ‘ the dead man, who is a prisoner, was an 00a a BS SSS . - ‘ . : ‘“! Crepe streamers were intertwined ith ae Sa ee ‘ ’ : ae : —but costs you the same money. : =e - oo oe Tne Vets. ;' ing, was fined $ and costs. | vata 1 aan American faz hanging over the plat- | >reught from his cell and allowed to look Rae sik atuanes ba | McCarty), and father of Lizale, Katie, Agnes other deputies sworn in Tuesday were (7eorge Wieokels of 1544 South Ninth ¢.,. ~ Nich the eeches we re made. at the body. our dealer will attach Sullivan Hee!s and Johu Cullen and Mrs. M. J. Hartigan and bal iurm, from hich e s] nes W e to the shoes you are now wearing for 50c— —— | the same as for the poor heeis that won't Mrs. FF. G. Hager Funeral from family residence, 1806 Wash Bent to the barracks in smal! squads and ‘ who was arrested by Serge . 7 z 5 . & ‘ as ‘ a 7 ‘ ht ai { ° a yeeT? _ SL Pt re Were immediately place “i under drill by ‘yers for Jeering at a motorman while i. Ww. Ste inbiss, gen ra he ak i . | Assistant (“oione’ fata : . i : , 1900 S ‘uth Ninth street treasures of Like Ni itional Bul “hae T rades last half as loug ~wheo you encounte: aub Commissions were wowed a Tuesday to new ws Was pase: es : Jd ss . ; $5 f , | . (‘ouncil of America, as chairman of the | stitutes send 35hc and outiine of heel for atreet. Wednesday, June 18. at 2 p. m., te Sf. staff CAPpt ins AS fol'ow ~ a ‘Iiph ~ hiuek Jul ~ Pa was seniencee tO pay ‘ 4 : a meeiing, opened the meet ng oy cairns on | a | saaiple pair to O'Sellivan Rubber Co.. Low- lawrence O' Toole’s Church; thence to Calvary Ben} ra ie H ohn o af AE soa pe ; +7 eed “' re ~— Ks. . a eae, Kelley od any clergyman in the body of the house to ins @Gi* 4G ell, Mass “Say Golf tg o you Mean Cemetery. Friends invited to attend é y. James Sweeny ¥, who... er ster being , rice he Bay G Soles : — These three captains were detailed to as- were charged with creating a disturbance '@5¢ yng ¢ Rey 8 oe gl No. minister bein’ | Brief Items About Minor Happenings | ° aie cen itiante a. —_ inspector General Joseph L. Hanley, at the Park. and Vandeventer avenue car rote te ar wee sry for me to tell you re : GLANVILLE—On Monday, June 11, at 10:46 p. : . , : ~ : , : i y* on —— — ° and are known at the barracks as AS&SiIStaNnt shede June “6. were fined $5 and $10 re- all w hee sam inal here tonight. We are in the Present Street Rail m., after a brief lliness, Mary Agnes Glanville, - daughter of the late Hon. ©. A. Glanville and Insoector’s general 9 : pod, o* 8. pec tive on vie ie f ur brothers ni : ; The legal advisers of the posse all of | ins 'Fris to avenge the deaths of our broth way Situation, , ' ‘ , . se, hi sen aha in, car inspector for the ‘Frisco . , Sy ay in a legal form. ; whom are serving as deputies, were in failroad. was arrested for jeering at a car a = Leptes ectme: ti pate Nepal = 1 seo ' ae. Mary Glanville, and our dear sister, aged conference with Adjutant \ epater the load of feput ‘ sher iffs w by . were MmiSSink t rly i . on Th omis wat that THEY RY UGHT A new motorman and 22 ye ats. and 10 monthba. . ‘owardly oO © YQ a. seat rs ’ . COVES = the cook at the Virginia avenue barracks Funeral private, from family residence, G31 i. ee. vdeo __ _ A-_4 Be A _ Morrison avenue, Wednesday, June 15, at @ @. we . Vs Rreater part of Tuesday morning and en- Union Station Saturday night liogan a . in ki the trike : " “— ; . *) lrans.t Co jati ( | ie = , gaged In the preparation of it iist cif Wit. tempte« | ge persuade Judge Sicls ner that 7 ry ey - ‘ he «| om bringing the 4 . the transit comp: iny fe} our ove r th . Bane Ce Pe . breakfast Saturday morning and settled the m. Interment at Pleasant Hill, Mo. Reaetere inauest over the victins iat anos att standing beside bim whe te" mon murderers of our brothers to justice. | breakfast Saturday morning and First the medicine that | MUCH DEPENDS ON M'CALLA. | | therein ispute with their fiste. Neither was hurt rs fmecic _ oe on ae ‘ | HANEY--On Tuesday, Jone 12, 1900. at 5 o'clock the coroner's ; st over » yi . ih'e ¢£ » > “ dG . am yer, the victims of sponsibie for the trouble. Fined $10 and we want to look beyond them and a. w., James Haney, Jr.. beloved son of James s the Sunday disturbance itn front of the bar ‘costs.’ was t ige’ : | ' h ' Ol j oe - COSTS, was the judge ~ Omment , 3 . , ' MASS MEETINGS Mass ' of racks. Th » Witnesses . fhierare - ry. ‘ ' .) , ‘ . } _ = -' . on tne biame on the shoulide rs ol those aE £2 0s - sivas s nD. ~ MASS Mee tings of tme ‘ it » the ffleers ‘nm the Thomas O'Riely of 266 Dougias street was rep rimarily respons ble for this norible | ae tires will be held Puesday night at Ninth holds the record for the CONTINUED pace PAGE ONE.) , di : Ninth and Allen largest nu ber of abso ( . pe and Elien Haney (nee Freeman), aged 22 years 4g) = , fought under the fags of alij Europe. and 10 months. ined $10 Se Faulis, a conductor on the affa'r Whitaker and Baumhoff.” and Chouteau avenue, the United States have been Funeral will take place Thureday. the 146th iv ‘pp ? - i : > 4 j- 2, ; OTIVe street line, said that O'Re« il} ‘t George Jackson was introdueed and said and at Osage and Nebraska avenues . rar , ™ ‘ . EA I'S ANYTHING proached him at Twelfth and Olive streetle, a - } i taken up. arms dent Viahon Qrwanizer Krva nd . ‘ called him names and ran, in defense of freedom for the slaves, but the | Lovely of the Boot and Shoe Workers | date Cures of fernale Ulls | }3p3% 3"° 3": Since leaving off Coffee. ! it) — ns ii Ww = imong the labor c] isses Uni " wis he the speakers ; ' me in ormed and the y agree. inat . at & wo o's hook a mm, from — ‘“ ™ : , John Willlams, emergency oliceman, | Cone ions — a eit aaliaaamiaiat 524) v , , tpt leg oe é gz waa dence, 5357 KFaston avenue te I wish to give my experience with cof- Sera: Deathridge, his superior on _ ing | were worse 9m those “os = oa I Sunda = } oar ad er 15 _ lL) = met eee, 19 is Lydia £E, Pinkham Ss WASHINGTON, June 12.—The following Chureh, thence to Calvary Ceenstonsinn ‘iriends vf : ‘ . . ’ . "ey » woke ‘The shots nicl 7. . au} ‘ears old, 6012 , nsyivanila ; ‘nue as boos . ' oceru' arres AVIS, oO Wi “ 1B. an ide in darkened transit com an) ve able to rep e council » & | vag fighting. ahd | refused to Fr : repay the council, restored to hea y her APPEAL TO THE ‘POWERS. a al triend about if. who RAGGI~—At 11:2) a. m. Tuesday; June 12, 1000, “as gether would fee] better, and aiieinia me oe Aw the men sitrugeling,’’ the ser- jeg explained to the sheriff when Called on Third —AillletterstoMrs. of the West. Annie, Rose and Frank Kaggt. of funeral from tesidence, 1120 » : to use Postum Food Coffee im its place. geant explained “Willams was on top. for posse duty that 1 had already served Due potice “T tried the Postum but did not hke if, 7, hoo ig look like a policeman, sO imy country in the Spanish-Amer.can war, ciuooed him { fas not excused Last Thursd: S iG 12.—-Weng ° é 50 i told him about if and he said I didn’ t Judge Sidener laughed with ‘he audience jbut Bi fae ine barra ks on Washingt i. Brief Items Concerning the De ut . Pinkham are received, . HANGH Al, Jur ~ . a Pung H ‘ North Fiftecunth etreet. cook it right, thy: nt 1s, didn’ t bol if enough and discharged the defendant. Davis. . : : p y opened, read and an- ikmperor Kwong Hs is tutor and contiidant, Vickeborg ‘Miles } papers pieuse copy. and that I should use cream instead .« ——_o—— Poison in Potatoes. Sheriffs and Their Present 4 who was dismissed by the dowager Em- swered b women onl , | Press after the cou! d etat in 1888, sends, | rH1OMAS—On Monday, Jone 11, 1000, at 10 o'clock with the spe ta sanction af the Emperor p m.. Dr. George Renold Thomas, beloved bow r | milk, and to make sure I would use it. he | ROBBED THE LABOR LEADERS Service The wli is becoming excited over the estate 2 , , This fact is certified to by | +4 »\s party. |» pie of the west, In-carc | band of Mrs. Dollie Thomas aud som of lease sent a package to the house “Atter l had used that pac kage, | would | ment recentiv made that potatoes contain a polson Police Orn er Charle s Kohring of the message to the people Oo ial giaisetac thine demuanetied 9 ‘\. | the mayor and postmas-= | \\°)."S fuicws Thomas MP ih 7 Funeral on Thoreday, June 14, at 6:9 6. @, have no more coftee im the house. Now E called solanin. It is announced that new pota Fr ft nN Distri was 2us ied from duty by Th Ps vernment of China being virtua! , : a ‘ ” l don't know what it is to have dyspepsia Rooms of Mahon, Benz and Others En- toee contain wuch jess than old ones, but those | ASSistant Chief Pickel upon charges made ter of L ri and others of ly nonexistent, the Emperor proposes that from residence, 1531 Mouth Seventh street, te and | can eat anything | also give | tered and Papers and Letters which have .ommenced to sprout are quite danger by Capt Lioyd T Moffitt of Posse Com- Mrs, P nkham’s own city. the foreign xpwers, whose (\roops com!) inate Mr Vincent's Churehb, thence to Calvary Lette Postum to my two children and they are ous Thies may be true, but it see om pany No. ®» Moffitt complained that Koh- the capital, shall remove his imperia) per- tery. Taken Away ptr Bie a : Write f f, book son from the palace in which his majesty - a the healthiest children you could find any- . people bave lived and thrived for centuriés upen ring interfered with poscve ne! who were ’ or ree Cconr is confined a prisoner, shall Aeciare Em- where. The youngest is a boy 13 months President Mahon's room'atthe:#fotel Bar-| .. and that .thelr. danger has just. been dis. | OT@ered :o ciear the street in front of the taining these certificates. | pres Hs Tsi and = resent ministers io | FOUND THE DEATH HE SOUGHT. old and we have been giving him Postum | num was entered and ransacked jast Satur. vered. It is gafe to assert that any one with | NOTth End Dispensary after Sergt. Alber! ie ag ~~ N: akin ow, = fag Losetti, Whe Sho H , Sat- COVer ‘ Oo Asser nat any e b : won au ) A wchar ; Babco2k hid been shot at Eleventh and Eve ailing woman ba | Bohai whichever the said? telen pow, | ete au poss imeelf rda ’ Died for seven months, three times a day Hie | day during his absence, and a «bunch of whom potatoes do not agree has stomach trouble r Streets Sunday nignt a ; ers deem to be the mest suiteole aituation . invit to write to Mrs. for the new capital of the Chinese empire Peter Losettl, bartender, whe shot himeeif os said if | would stop drinking coffee alto- aT eee me with a club, Williams ne-)cars, told the assemblage of his experien: dicine and advice. nied, ‘ a me mm be t of the posse, 2 azin sa! re me POSSI POIN TS OF r | RI S] Chinese Emperor’ 8 Message to Nations Charlies Laggi, beloved father of John, Kate. ) », e , . . ° 6s ’ . ¢ ra lis r s op Ayr enna _ . _— that : ielaw, ot rs and nig te ae wey — of th rnd any one who has indigestion, dyspepsia, con — — , Man vyeryman at Olive s,s © ”s DO 0 em 80 Healthy cdocumente, it is Gdeciared, is of any value nT e ESeIe? , Ast. . ae ; , 96 ' ’ stipation, Dilleusness, or liver and kidaery weak 7 . has identified the horse shot ' ' under the new condit lona. L think all people who have dy spepsia | Nothing else was reported taken ose needs Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters at once by members of Capt. Hanco : , Pinkham and get her ad- “It is proposed by his majesty and hie ad. in his room at 919% Locust street, Saturday, any Laclede as »p vice free of charge. visers that the foreign powera should de- | 4ied Monday at the Pn ler neh Tan ' ry N j yr get it from coffee drinking nepeery Of the raomes of National -Or- | vas, medicine Gone mond than promice. it cures 'y at Compton and La ‘isher says two mo whom h ‘lare a joint protectorate and y"tnroueh Losett! came “Yours truly, Mrs gee Stringer, on Ss bab: Bena of the American Federatio: y, a : F. 7 f Labor, personal representative of Pres! \roid substitutes and iusiet upon bauving the gep. not know red t . : Memphia, , Ow tured (ne norec. E. . the task of gaverning the count by By eM 2 Collins ‘street, ) Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co, Lyne, Mase. a 2 § atry through boy drinking | beavily whea oa tips Av., Atlantic City, N. J. deng, Samuel Gompers, aud of Harry Bryan (aime. Try it. ee eS ee a a Ot AAO a ee Oe ae : a eee oe — : * ae . le Fowles“ Pedine wibi i ia edhe Pies alt ae eee —
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a 2 ee ers ae PF SS ee ee ee ee eee ee ee TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE 1 —_—— BOERS SPOIL ‘INDIANS Oh GARDEN NOT WANTED eR ROBERTS’ PLANS, WAR PATH scat" | 1T STANDS Neg No Room For Argument —_———— r bad \ ’ re Ul ese urmen S. Program Pow Wow. an old-fashioned mansion with broad ve : Feb. 25, $900, ‘ . j ONDON lune 9 A plentiful crop of - randahs., The lot has A from ice of 84: “ae In my cxpericnoce with the sick, 2F W . 9 Mail Fit : ann wa “item At he etme : el a Special to the Post-Dispatch feet on both Finney and Fairfax avenues I have seen some very serious cases of arner S Ord ; ° ; ied \ Mr "th Cs de We. ; WALKER, Minn., June = 12.—Eighteen |; of 152 feet on Pendleton avenue kidney and bladder troubles cured through _— , Satisfaction, Wes ACrOrE 4 i) CR i’ » . . . : . y “e _ ‘ nrvrtey oor j “ee . ~_ : ’ a & sOn. US MM ‘;hundred Chipnewa Indians on the Leech When it was first announced that the site my the use of Warner’s Safe Cure, after doctors & Receive or Your hoe _— a on = wan bite _ oa ms" | Lake Reservation in the northern part of |W to_be occupied by a saloon and sum- Mf had failed to do any good. I have uscd it my- % S A FE Prompt Money Back apurge. ne wers - ‘e retake! joem- ; ail . aa ‘ « - - a a oe F nesburg lave ft cen Minnesota are again on the war path, and tion in the neighborhood, This feeling has ae self several times when bilious and for indiges- and TeX ic Our Aim " garden there was considerable indjgnn.- fontein, where President Steyn again occu-] 4. there are no Wnited States troops here |not yet died out, and several papers con- . ples the presidency. The British have sus- | 4; the present time, they having been re- taining remonstrances are now circulating tion, and never have failed to find help from its y Careful is te tained a revere defeat at Elandsfontein and moved to Alaska a short time arb. th ripe Se oe to a focus when it was stated use. Iam therefore pleased to endorse it as well CU RE Attention. Bring Yeu ; ry r , , . : vs ’ , t f > z F 3 i i} t } 4 JeAaAFe: ‘ ‘ ‘ vAvVe also fost «90 killed and wounded and white people are in great danger. og Peg fest & board ~ - oe gel ‘ aaa py worthy the confidence of those suffering with Send for F " B k 150 prisoners in a fight at Vredefort. Noth- United 3tates Marshal Grimshaw. with |t%e Proprietor of the salocm and garden stomach troubles or diseases of the pelvic 715-717 OLIVE ST ac ing from sny other sources lends color to headquarters ‘n Bt. Paul, has been notified wouse be aye Gumberts, meas wher | nt organs. Samples. . Agaia. oe Sfoe w ; > ‘ » Jast, coast niga ye Seago ; of the Morgan Club saloon at Jefferson ave- PHONE KINLOCH . O 4, the se stort: J vith the — pyen f the N ’ . of the trouble and a big force of deputy nue and Chestnut street. j MARIE - ANDERSON, ; LIVE ND I \ } 1 which is probably the Boer version of the marshals has been ordered to the scene. On the heels of this statement there $007 13th Street. CURES RA disaster ‘o the militia battalion of the],. oe © . ni : ue » |appeared a petition asking that a license ! a o. rhe reds h lve bec n gZrowing ugly for a“ long to run a saloon on the site be granted to . Marie L. Anderson was for several vears KIDNEY DISEASES. ’ nurse at the Los Angeles, Cal., Hos- Derbyshire Regiment at Koodeval. time past, aygd the last barrier to their |"J. J. Brophy & Co.” The paper when In regard to President Steyn being at depredations was removed with the with- | Presented to. Excise Commissioner Hig- | mm pital. Is now in Washington in Bioemfontein, a dispatch from Maseru, #a- drawal of the troops which had been quar- ee seme ne Ss By rt td ( the same capacity. sutoland, dated Monday, June 11, says Pres- tered here since the fight two years ago on |that they 6 det ore the ‘Aonument. F : , , * " ‘ 4 , > y/ . ies + . ‘ j > ident Steyn was then at rede, 20 mu Bear Island, when seven of the soldiers A number of residents tn the neighbor- hood have organized to oppose the project. | from Bioemnfontein. were killed by the India i ‘ > ‘ ns. . : . , , erts’ plans They are circulating counter petitions and Rut it is known that Gen. Robert Pp ' Recently an Indian, known as Gway Tay | have employed Attorney John M. Flynn | have to some extent miscarried. He t@K | Gonce one of the sub-chiefs of the tribe, ;tO look after their interests. ‘uesday ee A CLI i C | HE FR ivi against ve \ over a thousand prisoners at aint cy crn Dressed in a fant: stic } | ri h hi : ssuance O t © license. c presente: a } ARE ENEMIES y They have he British - ' astic garo, and wit * lremonstrance signe: * a number of his ; - : | , . cee ios howg Pact Raggy hae Dirty brilliant | face daubed with war paint, he created Savinment hier Aa ed iaairenrte as- Missouri's Representatives erepors a | 8t art-Williams wupies er Nothing more refreshing tl hot d tl this be f S , r “dl by cxperie i nt ¢ sure “that ac on titi er . , , 4 8 g these hot days than this best o ummer strategy and have learned by cxperence |much excitement among the red men, and |sured him that action on the _ petition } he Buffalo Pan- ne— urred - . : mJ . would be deferred until all of the opposing Grand Exhibit at the ing—Other Marriages Oce delicacies—y our dealer can supply yeu—ift not, we can. how much mischief they can cause by hare | wy, » beg: ake ¢ dic ten ‘ne began to make dire predictiqns of residents had been given an opportunily American Exposition. During the Day. Z2ist and I t St ainu Ss. S. GALLAIS z assing the British line of cammunications ro Roberts’ plan of campaign massed | COming disaster to ail residents of the reser- formally to protest. immissioners of Missouri to — Migs Harriet Chase Stewart, daughter of § Phone, Main 2076. ——__ Branch: 19 to 21 Union Market; Phone, Main 2772A. the mounted force at the fromt nt ae the Indians simply went wild with A recent effort to obtain a license [to The ec - “eo * ele ‘ . exc em nt. > > e : ? " > : } heact . . er ’ . Pe { ] 4 . ries of springs toward Pretoria, and left Pome vine ' operate a saloon on the southeast corn Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, N.| Alphonse €. Stewart will be married at Gens. Rundle, Brabant, Methuen and Col- Nearly JOO of the agency Indians went out |of Finney and Pendleton avenues failed \ . " “table Building. Sixt | » ¢ sie . How ville on the eastern flank to keep the Fiee to oquaw } otat vesterday : where war because of concerted opp sition on the part i ee met im the Kequitab ' Uilt ns, . ye . ‘ 5 ie) clock Tuesday evening to (,eorge OW - ' oO eR ve " 0 1e ‘Ty e cf commuie- dances were ‘nau urated. W hen matters of residente in the netghborho 1. There 1 and Locu [ streets, Tuesday morninx, for i ard Wilitams of this cit , b r Rev. B. P. tate forces away from t \ , ‘hed | Indi 4 M y 9Y : : | . * ¢ cf : mh i f re o *T- ‘ " » " ~ . ™ ™ ‘ } a re “or ‘ ; ‘ r} . ~ | - . . nications, It has carried him to Pretoria, | oan se 00 th daria yo w im 4 «waa *h - jis one next to the corner now, with a | of org inizil g and NAUS rats Fulierton, in the Cumberland Presbyterian but has exposed the railway line to tem-/C/er went :o the place and ordered the |/small summer garden attached. preparing a great exhibil , Indians to disperse. | Records at the excise commissioner's of- ‘or a se- which they hope to pro-, Church, on Lucas and Channing avenues. porary interruptions, and has given to Gen, H a yp ; , ue h a oon ’ ; R ~ — de Wet two successful hauls of prisoners | ,, na ag very y ee oe mpl gan Se ~ fice show that a petition for a license for | cure. he selection of officers resuited as Atout 1309 invitations have been sent : — is et. The British forces will be | @cs*!4n even threatening him with person: James J. Brophy & Co, to open a saloan at lows: The c ; -i}) rm . , 1 in b . ; ay violence in case he tried to get the red men | the southwest corner of Pendleton § and President, Alex. G. Cochran of St. Louis; |° se rsa Chet ee ee ee o es i ; W. en of Brook- | S#rlands ef smilax, masses of giant palms ane f CO f massed against the Free State commandos as soan + Lord Roberts gets cohtrol of |t® return to their homes. Mercier then | Pinney avenues was filed June 7 and con- | vice-president, Charles Green the wires. swore in a numocr of policemen and caused tained the following signatures: H. V. F. | field; secretary, Robert M. Yost of St. | and potted hydrangeas and great clusters The war office posts the following dis- | t¢. arrest of an Be lay ~ toned rah dl h Brawner, by W. S. Brawner. room 318 Com- | Luu:s; treasurer, William H. Thompson, | of pink and white roses. : =i Sh : Acknowledged by the dental profession te bs patch from Gen. Buller: now locked in zhe Indian prison here with | mercial building; H. C. G. Luyties, by Mc-| president of the Nationa: Bank ef Com- Miss Fanrie Goodman of Kansas City is] § : * Sage the greatest painless dentist in the werld “Headquarters in Natal, June 11.—We|4 charge of Inciting the Indians to disor- | Nair & Harris Real Estate Co., agents: F. | merce. tc be the maid of honor. The bridemaids] @ = forced Almonds Nek today. It isn't marked der. ia G. and V. M. Zeibig. Charles F. Meversieck, | (ther members of the board are: Bernard wili be Misses Louise Chamberlain, Frances ' Fr t onthe map, butisthe last defile to Charles- When the bucks learned of the arrest Of | 434) Finney avenue: Jahn and Mollie Far-! Corrigan, Kansas City; A. J. Enright, St. | Wiil.ams, lda Langenberg, Joan Wolt and PA! ree ton Flats. The enemy were in consider- | thelr leader they were furious, and at once | rell, 4352 Finney avenue; Mrs. Theresa A. | Joseph; Cornelius Roach, Carthage; Ed M. | Jda. Johnson. e ; . able force, with several guns in position, | PUt_ on their war dress and began tO ap- | Raum, by R. W. Samuel. and Isaac Jones, arber, Trenton: J. T. Blair, Maysville, Miss Stewert will wear a robe of white] @ Inorder to intreduce pear heavily armed and ready for troubie. |hy Lowery, “bookkeeper.” tet » Coltrane, Springtield, and W. H./ satin merveilleux. trimmed with Brusseis | § our new methods we point, orange blossoms and tulle. The skirt, t ye. toy ‘ ost- Spatcnh. So! ange IOSSOMS, AN e° pout af my pe quae 25 “The whole attack was directed by Hild- | large settlements, with instructions that all JEFFERSON CITY M Ji 12.—DI! ‘will be another meeting of the com- lilie of the valley and while orenide yette ) $10.00 sets of | yn yard, whose dispositions were extremely | Of the red inen arm themselves at once ad pet: ee i ) °% in this city, to formu- ‘Samuel. Smallwood Williams will serve The census enumerators start teeth for .. ood. The artillery, Tenth brigade and | 4nd ort to hg reer ene pot.” vision No. 1 of the Supreme Court today | 1.1.4: plans t It is ‘the inten-]as best man for his brother, with Dr. their work June Ist and finish @ | ,..,, Set of Best. Teath , . ‘ ~ war s nowy Pele Cc { 0 1 > i ; ‘ . ° } » > P >i cr ; 1 be : ° . ‘ . , cv js cry . + aT s- ‘ */ ‘“ > e« * 4 + > Sj > t e *eeeneeeneae ee ee eee e eee ** werk.” ee oF The Indians are split into two factions, pyrene 7 ‘ eae cs Mek ies reversed and “il th “- exhibit it Bane made espe t iecce De Mean a amar gente 7 Junel5th. The contest closes July 22k. Geld Crowns.. . . oa . » oi / 3 aan , “ace, — ~ 0 i S Cr ey. yeTse¢ { ( “]inme e LCS i as ¢) u and remanded; Cass County va. Bank of Harrison seekers and investors who desire infor- Mr. Williams and his bride will keep ° ; At . Fifth Annual Convention at Columbia M CANN MUST PAY. ville; reversed. Ward vs. Missouri Dacitic Railway mation about Texas or Louisiana lands, house at the above address and will be Th ti a ‘ 7 Hi, i Cor, Sirth ani Locust, $3291] Fidps, ——_——. | at home to their friends after October 1. , e ime S SNOFrt. Entrance 524 Locust. Lady Attendants. wes Co.; affirmed. Marked by Many Visitors and Marshall, J.: Holwerson vs. St. L. & Suburban! writ -assenger * ° i ’ shall, J.: 0 -rso _ a ee vy write to John Howard, Passenger and Im Fine Program — poe gon omnedinag emang so pa -4 beat, - a ee ee ee wate agg sere migration Agent, Sunset Route und Hous- SM ALIL—THOMPSON Full particulars FREE, : ——-- — » sepa e opinion by Valliant, J. Norris vs iyte; og 1B , , : tay aa dian W : . bewi reversed and remanded. (Cox vs. Sloan; reversed | ton & Texas Central Railroad Co., Hous- Miss Sara W. Thompson and Sanford 8. rite at once to DOCUTA SANDALWOOD CAPSULES Special to the Poser Dispatch. Special to the Post-Dispatch. and remanded with directions: Same vs. Same: * Tex SF. B. MORSE Small were quietly married at 10 o’clock RENAUD DRrUC CoO . : . y Sos . | ton, Lex, oe ee oe Tuesday morning at the residence of the © Cares y ange a. vane ee in : ’ i ; days. drugs isis. ceept only Do wta, p Al6l 163 State St., CHICAGO, iLL, ; y mail $1.50. ull > erences Dick & OO. Kobinson, J.: Barber vs. Henderson: reversed Gonce who, it siaihed, dimtesamimmeatatl, «: iainmieitiaii MISSOURI MUSIC TEACHERS ree. ge gee the red men can get [ reversed. Zimmerman vs. C. & G. W. Ky.; af- “Speaking of Texas,” a dinner and a thelr hands on him. firmed. ; Aer he a ke growers: health | DerTs_of the family at the bride’s home, | § Farmers, fruit and tru srowers, ea No. 7 Windermere place. WHY NOT EARN A PRIZE? COLUMBIA, Mo., June 12.—The Missouri JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., June 12.—Divi- | versed and remanded with directions. Slo: . Tra fF Kansas City State Bank; reversed Saine Passenger ‘Traffic Manager, bride’s sister, Mrs. Charles P. Basye, 4244 Delmar boulevard, ——E “3 Center st.. New Yor . oa; ° site 7 " > c > - Ne Btate Music Teachers’ Association met in | sion No. 2 of the Supreme Court in an opin- | oorced. = Hendrickson vs Grable: affirmed se | Bousioh, “eras. Solumbia today for the fifth annual con-| ion by Judge Burgess affirmed the judg-|] L. & 8. F. Ry. vs. Gordon; reversed and remanded sineaiaand There were no attendants and no guests, save members of the immediate family. me yention. It will adjourn Friday evening. | ment of the St. Louls Criminal Court which Curae’ on Caen teers eae” Gicdber ee. T id ‘as li | } ) . “ | lhe prospects for a successful meeting are | fined John J. McCann, the noted single | Heffernan; affirmed. Clink nbeard vs. Weather- | MONTICELLO COMMENCEMENT ser 2 han some tailor suit of gray, with BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN per salary. good, Musicians from all parts of the state | taxer, $100 oy Seg a — ~~ busi- re eee ee mtate €&. Fel. Jacovs | hat and gloves to match, mae eS ; ness in St. Louis without a license. McCann | YS. Milliott; reversed. eS | After the ceremony. there was an elabor- -—— are arriving on all trains. St. Louis will argued his own case in the Supreme Court ne ee. eee, Ralbway : af- atch Dine? Siniitien oe ee -.. =o fhe» Rosen — Ff, oe ae om oe Bought by Bondholders.—The Four- program has been arranged, which includes license tax was illegal, because it wus 2 Thompson: affirmed. Westport vs Mullhelland: | Seminary at Godfrey, With a Bust parted for Union Station where they took Convenience of Busy Readers of Monday afternoon to satisfy the demanda the names of many artists of national re- violation of the bill of rights. The opinion reversed and remanded. M. E. Loan and Trust | the noon train for New York. : of the bondholders, It was bought tn by ne nn ented by « cont says the city has a right to regulate the Co. vs. Brown: reve rsed and remanded with direc Presentation asa Feature. After an FKMastern tour they will go to the Post-Dispatch John HH. Conrades, representing the bonde- : Pp ol : se . granting of licenses for business as a po- tions In re Engle, affirmed. Anderson va, | ho housekeeping in thelr own home in Minne- RONSON, 200 8 SO ee ine amount mittee composed of E. R. Kroeger of St. | lice power and hence the ordinance does not | Gaines; reversed and remanded with directions The sixtieth annual commencement of | anolis, Minn. Annual Picnic.—The annual picnic | of the mortgage was $75,000, and the original Louisa, Mrs. W..D. Steele of Sedalia and | Violate the state bill of rights. The Judg- | Tysen vs. Farmers’ Home Savings and Loan As-' Monticello Seminary, at Godfrey, Ill, ce- f the Grant } iravol | i] cost of the theater was $160,000 Ja} he Tee ier ne at “fap iH . ment is cancurred in by Judges Gantt and sociation affirmed. Huff vs. Laclede Land and We op | : wcises | lila rs BENSBPRG—SEITZ. oO tne Grant and Gravols schools will be : wt, : Schultz of Kansas City is the president of | Sherwood of the division, being a unani- Implement Co.; affirmed. Hayden vs. Brock; re- | CUrFea *Uesuay, ce Oe ee ee Miss Josephine Seitz, daughter of Mrs. ned in emp s (SSte Sate Quarreles ADU) 6 Pee ” the association and H. E. Rice of St. Louis | ous opinion of the division. Fee Ste Leute aed with directions, McCormick | 10 o'clock. The day was beautiful and | caroline Seitz of 337 south Thirteenth| Scottish Rite Changes.—The Scottish | sncrininsky. 21 years old, 700 Biddle strest is secretary and treasurer. The program Lisenby: transferred to St Louis Court a? tiniite the attendance wae the largest in the his- Street, Was married at 5 o'clock Monday | Rite bodies of the city took out a permit} and Sam Margulis, 22 years old, 1026 North f institution. afternoon to William August Bensberg of | Monday to remodel the old Presbyterian; Tenth street, quarreled Monday night at uw the affections of Luly will include in addition to the business C State ex rel. vs. Cowgill and H. Mill Co.; re- | ORY OF The meetings addresses by distinguished musi- ON AN OLD MURDER CHARG . versed. Motions ete.: State ex rel. Yocum ve. The exercises began iT the isle (nor Reid | Milwaukee, Wis -, ne ceremony Was per-; Church, Seventeenth and Locuet streets 4) Carr «treet over clans, essays and many musical numbers, tet 2 Ne Stute Roard Dental Examiners: motion to set aside Memortal Chapel at 10:30 o'clo kK, the ev. | formed by Rev. ‘ather rannrath at the They will use it as a temple. we Hiavden. The police claim that Sherininsk both vocal and instrumental. It is by far Negro Arrested in Poplar Bluff for a@ | dismissal sustained and case set for hearing at Oc-. D. J. McMillan, D. D. of New York Cit! familly residence. ; A Cri le’s Complaint Lizzie Plei fired at Margulis with a revolver and that the most elaborate program ever prepared Killing in 1895 tober term, 1900. Warden vs. Stitz; motion for re- making the annual address ta the gras Mics Laura Seitz was maid of honor and PP piaint.—Lizzie Pici, a ic jatter secured the revolver. Both were by the association. The regular session be- 4 . hearing ovverruled Mansur-Tebbets Implement Co. ates. Miss Elizabeth Waits mn of Alton rei Art * Bensberr was best man. cripple, entered a complaint hefore . ic {i and at the oOlice station each gins tomorrow at 9a. m. Special to the Post-Dispa‘ch vs Ritchie; motion to transfer to banc sustained the class poem, Musi ~Ur! 3 Vv The "ae Was married in white crepe de Hansman at Maplewood Monday ; gainst ery that he owned the.revolver. Neither EE Semmes —EE POPLAR BLUFF. Mo.. June 12.—William ye vente -— Yr. Railway; motion for rehear- Miss Jessie Ringen ‘ embroidered in Hes of the yalley | her former emp!oyer, whom she eh ’ ° - ~~ _ PM overrT ite Meson i's Ss } Ine lo ‘or "f. } + . hy « “le . j , . } iv: 4 ; : ri] 4 > % =| eAey\VS } ’ . .Lumbermen’s Exchange.—The Lum- Thomas, colored, was arrested here |ast | hearing overruled Dasher ve aesen: = a t. — e rege Tay {Sle eopadl gy vy | adith 0 CetenEneS WHE Jere Sea aw errs ee nee ; ‘ [ tnt ’ _ ;, a mag SAIC UO of jst. he graduates er isses Raith ace, bermen's Exchange of St. Louis was ereant- ake rk., | rehearing overruled Schurbaum vs. Schemme: ta ee eae est hie ha ate ying Ere Sia ere >...» tienes” aaaeae ; oo gpeyg ‘aoe decree of inc oration night and taken to Little Rock, A matioh Eke Selmeinm qvarriiad ay eo yt Brenholt, Eliza te th Wat ml, Jessie Sargent Afte! th cere wand ther was a dinner . Pra : 7 ' . . ' where he is wanted on a charge of shoot- sents memorial on de: o Q Th Mag . , ana kumily Drury of Altum, Corinne Busey for near relatives ane the brida!] varty at eee by Judge Wood. The officers of , , Pele pena Be ee f J. G. Woerner, ff St. Joseph. Mo.; Mary L. Coleman of |the West End Hote! ‘ . +" - a » ” ; { ‘ f R95. / jo 4 o Sature ay, June ~~ 1). > . Ly . pve, - , ane y 4s ; . . . 4 ‘ —- Ae the exchange are: R. M. Fry, W. E. Barns ng and killing a man in 1895 Springfield, Lll.; Ameiia Craig of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Bensberg have gone east Division No. 2—Gantt. P. J.: Lasarus va Ce. | Anna M.-Drake of St. Louis, Florence Mc- | for their bridal trip. and CC. M. Jennings. Saas Se a a $1.00 ROUND TRIP, VIA AIR LINE, ear; affirmed. Standard Stamp Co. ¥s. Heming- : MRL ae Millan of New York City. Rhea Pearson af Enjoined From Mortgaging.—Board To Centralia, Ill; $1.25 to Mount Vernon, Fair- | haus, affirmed. State vs. Jett: affirmed | Loulsiana, Mo.; Agnes Scarborough of Bon- Low rates to Sherwood, J.: State Imivaden: reversed and ham, Tex., and Carolyn teynolde-of Chi ELLIOTT SCHOOL PICNIC . a : ; s field, Mount Carmel! and Princeton. ‘ of directors of the Standard Title Co. was 2 ‘ gichany age 7 7-39 , |Temanded, Ex-parte Helen Flukes; opinion filed; | cago enjoined Monday afternoon by Judge Talty all intermediate points. Sunday, June 17, 7:30 a. prisoner heretofore discharged \ feature of the commencement %as from placing a mortgage on the company'’s| ™m. Information, 104 North Broadway. Burgess, J.: Williams vs. Finks: affirmed. Clo- presentation afta bust of Miss Marr et T : 2, j to M , : wal ’ |New Institution o earning to Mark property and were also ordered to appear tn ———---— tilde vs. Lutz: reversed with directions. Sebwart- | Haskel the principal of ticello to vs. Gebhart: affirmed. Wirter vs. K. (. Ca-| ono hoard . S hatacshaeh : Wt Oak cee meee the board of trustees. 1! the Close of Its First Year With court Thursday morning and show cause eye ° i. Oe why a recelver should not he appointed, TROUBLE FOR TAILORS. p J . reman le] iw Kansas (‘ity ('ourt of Ap by Ru ‘-hstuhl] the Ni Ww , - R - r : ' The orders were made on the application of ¥ ee Lane te nee: Gfarmed. Peterson | 8 present in. person set it upon its Rees —e Areal et . Peter Dowling and A. V. and Charles A,| Their St. Louis and Kansas City Bet ante ain & Southern Ry. ; alt te ie Aare te EB ary a Gala Day. , we : 2 i" ° : . ’ Chamberlain ve. | — a. a & Ges pedestal, It is a pift ~eFeminary imm . ' 7% f : \ Le | Charles P. Reid of Cl igo. The address The new Elliott School at Ferry street ne su i Bohn, etockholders. ince Houses Assigned. ed and remanded. | Ozark Lam tn CO, | | Ha ee . ‘ mend 'f iffirimes art; Of presentation Was made by Dr. McMillan /,.,4 wiorissant avenue will close its firet opinion More Time Given.—Ex A deed of assignment was filed Tuesday | reversed and remanded in part tons. ete.: |of New York : ny & m Oe La a! —_ tensions of by the Zeltner Talloring Co. for the Sty . ‘ Conley reheat , -_ . year with a big picnic at ()’Fallon Park . * P ; bs y | : Al f : t Saturday, rs a , . lea Ways oug t time in which to comply with their con- benefit of creditors. W. L. Rodgers was reget gg, — chs Crawford: deal : net came MAY BE ANOTHER DEATH. : : ) | : Pr: The children and teachers will march Sf | Bears the tracts were given by the County Court esha ene ven : Monday to two of the new lines of street named as trustee. Carle vs. Desoto: motion to tax costs ndditional , Me oway ayte seene in the county, Theee The deed conveys the tailoring outfits at ie toni = : + me Fe =e — Smith J. H. Stilson, Shot May 29, Is Re.- from the school to the park. Arrangements egetable Preparation for As Y 4 "Vs ? "a " “ 5 . , ; Le Ce: 4 clehhies cw | nliock: eost of ! . . ‘ P fe or ey aa Ps eure, pens br ers os gig gens St. ——. ans S Bert oo printing abstract allowed for sus. itterer vs. | ported Mortally Hurt. have been made for a@ big day, and the Similating the Food and Rx Sulq- A d . : ‘ . 4 >, ert. i ; S eet, AnNSAS cc Vv. e aADI1i es ‘ Crawford: rohearing denied =e it ‘ ¥s a : sith ’ are ‘ kit 2 = ; ‘ + , : nia avenue car on May 2, is near i P i wa if ideath at St. John’s Hospital. The bullet | 4TTangsements and Finance—George = T, S t Mercury jentered Stileon's left shoulder, and lodged| Dunn, William Hilkerbaumer and P. A, . ) 12] 12 1} e | it ti epine, causing omplete paralysis | Weber. Privileges—Messrs. Weber, Hof- > tdaalh - ' , in the r part of his body. mann and Dunn. Refreshments—Messrs, Promotes Digestion.Chee: ful AND | Stil ame to St. Louis from Cleve- ONESCNUS, Ocllermann, a. neem ness and Rest.Contains neither ) ana, er, Ieper, Ottensmeyer and OUOsterwisch. , . \ lie | @ Polash kt aie. ee ee Amusements—Messrs. Smith, Tontrup, Nie- Opium, Morphine nor Mmeral, A Card. haus, Strodtman, Von Funke, Hammer and | NOT NARC OTIC. | - ' Miller. Transportation—Meassrs, Waltose B34 : ; nid, mt f uals Post-Dispatch : : Lothan, Kissner, Roadwith, Brooks and : . In some cases the external signs of Contagious Blood Poison are so slight that the a e Th follow ing Item appeared in your is-|Fietcher, Stands—Messrs, Gundlach, Al- victim is firmly within the grasp of the monster before the true nature of the disease 7 Mukent tik Mot Sion Pettit es, Stumpe and oo: ah D+ Si yy . j . wugent id Not Sign Petiticn., Cosby, Morgan, Meserly, Hilkerbaumer —— Matas sae - iF N is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the ‘. the Fat the Weet-Disnetch and Walton. at b. Be swollen glands, mucus patches in the mouth, sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, sore rec § iM you kind! ) a Oimamaiatis titel il The grand marshal of the parade is Far- 9 - throat, eruptions on skin, copper colored splotches, and falling hair and evebrows 9 your paper to deny havin ued the publishes be —— and the vice grand rarshal ts : . . a v ; 7, or . ‘ thi ss , leave no Se ee as these are all unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood Poison. g out of the National Guard? Ti , of my poe —_——— Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison. These poisonous min- Of ures ame _¥ totally unwarranted "la Bot | os erals never yet made a complete and permanent cure of Contagious Blood Poison. They drive the disease e petition of auth invene to do so. Your: BACK TO HER MAIDEN NAME. oe ¢ . ; . ws me, “CHARLES W aed Atte + y — ; cee ape the yaa, cover it up for a while, but it breaks out again in worse form, These powerful minerals produce mercurial ! F Ethel B. Smith Permitted to Return to ———e se ; sm and the most offensive sores and ulcers. causing the joints to stiffen and finger nails to drop off. Mercury and to the above tenial we, the Ethel Bingham A perfect R ! | S 6 . | apy ead , | ect Remedy for Constipa- _ wy me wees ks, not cures, and those who have been dosed with these drugs are never after free from aches and pain. 1 tary dpntag a 0 State tha .. ns ne Ethel B. Smith was granted permission é . 1 ' haatend of tearin edie ag different ‘manner, being a purely vegetable remedy ; it forces the poison out of the system, and t] arene Ay ? Mr. J se rm gg Rene ama by Judge Wood Tuesday to change : pe tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea therefore the ouly a Nm rwthe and aia ten the general health. S. 5S. S. ts the only antidote for this specific virus, and ourselves, and th ginal petition contains | name to Ethel Bingham Worms Convulsions ,Feverish- os" | agious Bloo is ' aie ing the signature of . Charles W. Xu- rw Big t to inspec- . yp y vegetable blood medicine known. tion. “harges. She claims in his defense he had LJ ’ is published for the reason | Uttered slanderous statements about hen . Irty ears d , 5 nor of this st, Mr. H. LL. Myers, 100 Mulberry St. Ne . T’ hie tice . y St.. Newark, N. J. says: “I was afflicted with a terrible blood dic hich Phis notie : spread all over my body These soon broke out ; ' p ; aS a 1 wi ss | Tase. wa < wasin spots at first. but afterwards that th ab ve ale nin } 4 — 4 MI - WY y wr ; . A fte r that she averr ~<] a! e of . " ho . * . nN : ‘ i e { tT) i tL wal wugent is a . d Tred, she pre erred her . to sores, and it is easy to imagine the suffering | endured. Befere I became convinced that the reflection upon the integrity of the cammit- | Maiden name to his. NEW YORK. eaere could ee no good I <~ — ge gee a — was really thrown away. I then tee who secured the signatures to the pe fate wt SO Mas P . ¥ : lous patent medicines, but they did not reach the disease. When I had finished my firs eo aay a Pct gp is vere etme ’ | ALO wonths, BSIyorr se bottle of S.S.S I was greatly improved, and was delighted with the result. The large, rad splatches t — Rene pny f ‘ts to ‘ i mabdli “Mees vgtiye TO HELP ON TORREY S BOOM. 4 ) ee : -« dew aS | on my chest began to grow paler and smaller. and before long disappeared entirely. I regained m- oO presen ~~ tees D 5 oer nee quensentenenmnntes ; } ) Dos ks —; rae ¢ ‘ aise en tne and my appetite improved, I was soon entirely well, and my skin ae a 2 : , St. Louis Man Issues Letter for the Se Ee! te LRRD 2D “ec of glass.” — / < ; Shot by a Deputy Marshal. Rough Rider. a ae a for our Home a oe k, which contains valuable information about Epecial to the Post-Dispatch. W. E. Schweppe, a St. Louls wholesale ase, with complete directions for self treatment. Our medical department is SHELBINA, Mo., June 12—Len Moss,| grocer, has sent out a circular letter in in charge of physicians who have made a life-time stud s c ne a he interes he candidacy of Col. Jay oe , ‘ - y of blood disease Don't olored, was shot this morni nd in- : hesitate to write for an information or advice want Ww : Yr killed by Deputy Marshal R. <. : wah t of the candi I. ever for this. All correspondence . 1 is held in the most sacred nce, THE SwirT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLA A, GA. | Moss attacked him, \iican vice-presidential nomination, | a ™ -_-—- ee ae OP Ee OB?
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4 | TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —JUNE 12, 1900. ‘a ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. City ond Soberne paste. en: Cents Dativ. etn pececoeeccs gie copy 6 Cents Sunday. eengie copy........ ...ese. DELIVERED RY CARRIER— Daily and Sunday, per -veek ...... Daily and Sundar, per month ........ Daily only. per mouth... .... RY MAIL IN ADVANCE. Pally and Sunday, 1 vear..$6 00 Daily and Sunday, 6 mos... 300 Daily and Sunday, l mo... 60 fonday, I vear............ 200 City Fditor...... Sunday, 6 months. 1 00} Circulation Sunday, 3 months... BO ..-1927 Department TRANSIENT POSTAGE RATES. 24 to 82 Pages 2 49 to &) Pages es, Canada and Mexico, double the above rates. 5 Cents 15 Cents 65 Cer s 45 Cents serene eeeree eeeeereeve 11 Cente TELEPHONE NUMBERS. ( Kinlowh Pneviness ‘Office. . A646, A648 Ftitorial Roome..16320 666 es eee EE a Outside the United Stat Frntered at the Post-Office at St. Louis as Second-Class Metter. Remit by Money-Order, Deaft or in Registered Letter Qddress all communications aud complaints of Imperfect service to POST-DISPATCH. St. Lous Agent Foreign Advertising, 8S. C. Beckwith Snecial Agency, (8 Tribune Building, New York. 400 The Rookery, Chicago. — SWORN DAILY AVERAGE— | CIRCULATION ——OF IHE— OST-DISPATCH FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1900. SUNDAY ..,.....> ~~ SWINBURNE’'S CRAZY BOER VERSE. The tenth stanza of Swinburne’s latest poem on the Trane- Vaal war reads as follows: We loosen not on these knaves four soourge-tormented slaves: We held the hand that fain Had risen to smite The torturer fast. Who are the “scourge-tormented slaves” that this poem of | )’ —---~ is a quotation ; literated as a | imperialistic conquest has in mind? Surely not the “Tommies” who have so gallantly dyed the African plains with their blood. Perhaps the pvet means the Basutos and Zulus, who have kept behind the boundary lines of their reservations, watch- ing the white man’s legions slay each other. Or-it may be that the “slaves” are the Cape Colonists, some of whom are cager to punish the Transvaal and Free State “rebels.”’ If this is the case, Swinburne will be chagrined to hear that Premier Schreiner and his party have been defeated in a movemént to inflict condign vengeance on the fighting farmers and all who aided them. Although the Boers are hard pressed and likely to be ob- nation, they have one reason to be thankful, namely, that'no Swinburne is shouting nonsense from their retreating ranks. - ~~ That distinguished Republican statesman, Mr. Boutwell, expresses the op'nion that the fair-minded historian will be able to frame a better defense for President Johnson than the historian or the casuist even, will be able to offer in be- half of Presideit McKinley. Considering the bitterness of the Republican feeling against President Johnson, this is a very strong exvression. -- ——-—- @ @—-—_ —- —_ ———_ There is a coraplaint of the profanity of West End coach- men. There is too much profanity almost everywhere. It is because the profane man cannot realize how foolish and ab- surd his oaths sound. Even in anger, “‘cussing’’ is scarcely to be pardoned. When it is done carelessly and without emotion it is inexcusable. oe “We are housekeepers as well as eclubwomen,’”’ Say the women of the Federation of Women’s Clubs. So the Ameri- can woman ail With a Knowledge of housekeeping she has a good start life and may undertake all sorts of honorable enterprises. right. in is ooo It may be a great summer for the battleship. the Japanese and — oe The enthusiasm with which the Boer envoys are every- where received leaves no doubt as to the sympathy of the American masses with the cause of South African republican- ism. +o There are cuckoos who talk of Mr. McKinley’s horse sense, If what several Republican statesmen are saying is true, Mr. McKinley's sense is rather of the horseless variety. It is hardly worth while to read in the Washington news what the President’s Chinese policy will be. Allowance must always be made for the presidential wabblings. © oo —-— — POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. -- is coming home from Manila. but his return this be but a storing of unkissed kisses. As a Nebraska banker has just bought a “gold brick,” let us say no more just now about Uncle Rube’s purchases. Hobson time will What if the Grand Army had been placed in the rear of a Dewey parade in a Southern city, as it was in Grand Rapids, Mich? If the Western wool growers are holding their wool for big prices, the Amcrican consumer may have to hold his old breeches instead of indulging in a new pair. The substitution of a pug dog for a ring as an engage- ment gift may create a fad which will enrich the pup breed- ers. How happy our tropical subjects ought to in the knowledge that they are joined to a people who can teach them so much! ‘The Louisville parson who, supposing Miss Gould to present, preached an able sermon that was well calculafed to draw a large contribution, must have been shocked when he learned that the good woman had attended anothef church, If he were anybody but a preacher, he would never hear the last of so ludicrous a mistake. oe ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. be ; Pe Pn be FRANK.-—There is no premium en a 1-cent plece of 1858. OLD Rin.aw«-R.—There is no premium ona half dollar of 1843. THERBON.—We do not know the meaning. Probably the cir- cumstances will throw lizht on it, if you know them. — READBR.—As | light travels faster than the hand can possibly move, you may/say that the eye Is quicker than the hand. SURSCRIBBDR. — There premium on ae half. dollar of 1861. Go to the Public and inquire about your an- cient books. y K.—(1) A child born in such American citizen and is eligible to the presidency, consul is himseif an American citizen. PALMER HOUSE.—The first Cleveland strike began June Was arbitrated and settled June & The second began Julv 7899, and continued till May 3, 140. There was no formal] ment and both sides claimed the victory. EDWARD. (1) Napoleon had no daughter. (2) He was nit banished before he went to Eiba. He was not Emperor when he went to Paris the first time. (3) fhat depends upon the contract, | The copyright may be held either Sy publisher or author. KANSAS CITY READER.—No human foresight can predict the passage or failure of any bill in .he congressional mill. For par- tieulars in regard to the land write to Binger Hermann, commis- sioner general land office, interiors department, Washington, D. Cc. PATRON.—“‘Key your ad" {s a phrase used by advertising solicitors in their instructions to advertisers The key is an | arbitrary form of ietters and numerals which cnalme the aiver- tiser to know through wheat advertising medium aéegiven order comes, Thus you seein the Post-Dispatch an ad of the Smith. Jones and Robinson Manufacturing Co., adaress A 3, Brownvill: ©. The reader orders the article, using this address, and S.. J. and R. know that it comes through the Post-Dispatch. In this way the relative value of advertising mediums may be ascer- tained. READER.—One nava cadet is allowed at the Annapolis Acad- emy for each member of the House of Representatives. one for the District of Columbla and ten at large. appointed by the Presj- dent. The course six years, the last two at sea. Candidates must be not under 15 or over 20 years of age: must be physically | sound, well forme(! and of robust comstitution. They are examined in reading, writing, spe.ling, arithmetic, geography, English gram. | mar, United States hist :y, world’s history, algebra through quad. | ratic equations and = ®e geometry (five books of Chauvent’se ge. | ometry or an equivalem) Deficiency in any one insures rejection Will consider your Suggestion. , — —— “il > ok \ a 4: LAE, LONG’S DAILY CARTOON. Tim’s vest seems to be a non-conductor. REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. There never was a man who had soften- ing of the brain that didn’t think he was in love, There woman mouse, Every man, at some time in his life, has treated some one woman so badly he ought scalned, a a poet or to kill being a nate in the an is something that makes Oo pe a society to. punish men iiskers by making them studs, is about as much like olored vegetabit S you tye like the ones back yard.—New There ought to be who wear hin wi presents of diamond Love after marriage was before . the in the seed italogues vou raise in your own York Press, Ss See A SOCIAL TRAGEDY. “Belinda Bottlegreen ana FT don’t speak.”’ “What's 1! troulble?"’ om? asked me ‘how I liked her sailor hat and I told her 1 thought no woman who had two double chins ought to wear a sailor hats.’’ *hicago Record. ,e she BESIEGED. What are you doing, Tommy? We're besieged. We've run short and cows. and so we have to fall macaroons.—Punch. — BLARNEY. Auntie: Tommy: of horses back on Tommy (caught in the act): I—I_ must say, gran'ma, that these preserves is jest like the ones mother useter make.—Brook- SSSSSSSOOSOO SOS 7 ° IF I CAN LIVE. —— --~—--— “ 7 °° If I can live To make some pale face brighter and to give A second luster to some tear-dimmed ae ee * °° eye Or e’en impart One throb of comfort to an aching heart, cheer passing by; If I can lend A strong hand to the fallen, or de- fend The right strain, My life, though bare, f much that seemeth dear of . & a %e Or some wayworn soul in > » + *,° against a single envious OOS * * > bd * Perhaps, and fair To us of earth, will not have been vain. The purest joy, Most near to heaven, earth’s alloy, Is bidding cloud give way to sun and in a & & *» *. far from “e ye & 6 shine: And that ‘twill be well, day of days the angels If on tell me, Thine. Gooey she did her best for one of Of —Helen Hunt Jackson. * > * > °. 2 2. A > o,° 9 o° o° o,° o,° °° °° °° HIS STROKE OF STATE. oi * ’ eo fe a & Re ee eo She: I'll wager you have told lots of other girls that you loved them. He: Well, if such has been my misguided career, it is now in your hands to put a stop to it. WHY JONES IS NOT WORKING. Is Jones working here now? Friend: No, he got loaded and we fired Manager: lyn Life. MAYONNAISE DRESSING. — Is from the yolks of eggs and oil. Put yoiks of three eggs into a cCiean, bowl; stir them lightly and begin to drop by drop, as much oil ag you require dressing. The yolks of three eggs would hold a pint of oil readily, and with care a quart. Begin, however, to add a few drops of vinegar with.-the oll after have added the first half pint of oil. 8 son your salad rather than the mayonnaise, dressing should be thick and smooth. SILVER.--Silversmiths tarnishing by coatirg thin layer of co'lodion. very thin wiin alco- The VARNISH FOR protect silver from the articles with a The collodion is made ’ hol and spread on the article with a soft brush. Of course, this treatMent 1s not practical for household silver when in use, and I am ata loss to know why s0 meny housekeepers write-asking how it ‘s done, unless they wish simply to use it for cr- namental pieces. TO CLEAN preparations and wel, renstone and oil is quite-as satisfactory as the newer ones. Have the orass Washed in soap and water, then dried. Wet powdered rottenstone with sweet oil rub the brass with this, using a cloth. Go over it with dry powder and a clean cloth, and polish with a champdis skin. BRASS.—There are many for leaning brass evnicki finely POTPOURRI.—Gather one peck of sweet- seented leaves and spread on blotting paper sun. Sprinkle them with a pint of salt. Turn them each day they are drying. If you can obtain them, add carnations, sweet-scented violets, wall- flowers, bavender, lemon -verbena, and, in- sweet-scented thing When all deed, any are dry put them in a jar and add rose in the AMONG District Council will meeting Tuesaday even- its hall, No. 6044 Market Carpenters’ an important 8 o’ciock at The at street. Workers’ union increase in its mem- The Ornamental Glass reports a substantial bership recently. The union Was organized not long ago. and now has every member of the trade in the unlon. Bentonian Mutual Ald Association pienic and games next Sun- rove. — have a at Hoehn’'s Amalgamated Association of Wood- irkers have added several mills and box their membership recently, the into the union in a body. The organization of 300,000 machinists and workers in allied trades is being planned in this and other cities. The crganiza- tion, when perfected, will be one of while | ‘sence of rose and lavender. | add but the old method of using rct- | and | woolen | ' THE WORLD'S | | ’ itake the | most powerful labor unbkhums in the United States. : The proposed federation is to Se known National Machinists’ Trades Co assume of workers on machinery this country. There are 100,000 machintfst connected with the International Associa- tion of Machinists, 80.000 members of Iron Molders of Narth Amert:a, 20,000 pat. tern makers and about 100,‘ machinists in the United States. to is Fanizations ? Lt) ~ It big union. Important developments are ex- pected in connection with the pian at national convention of patternmakers now in session at Beffalo. All of the organiza- tions are in excellent condition, and é6ev- eral strikes recently won have made this proposed move possible. Union election Labor The Centra] Trades and and will have its annual meeting of officers Sun lay, June 24. The San Francisco Labor Council has started an agitation to discourage Asiatic immigration. An immense mass meciing to irect public attention to the evi! was ad- resse Mayor Phelan, Civil Service ' Central Trades and the | nonunion | is now | proposed to amalgamate all these into ane | fr | from the ' many aod Intricate | difficulties. Mr. Kreyling was fo | coriander seed and orris root. Add a tle bergamot. Pour on this mixture an ounce of alcohol and a few drops of es- Let the mix- ture rest in the jar one week, during which time stir several times; then put it in the rose jars. I have a jar that was filled with this mixture more than a dozen years azo and fit is deliciously fragrant still. CHARLOTTE RUSSE.—Cover the fourth of a box of gelatine with cold water and let soak for half an hour. Whip a pint of cream and set on ice. Line a mold with split lady fingers. Turn the cream into a large bowl and set it on ice. Dissolve the gelatine by adding a Iittle boiling water. Sweeten the cream with half a cup stir pour of vanilla, strain the gelatine in, and until the mixture begins to thicken, ‘nto the mold and set on ice to harden. SUGAR WAFERS.—Beat four eggs until thick and light. Add gradually one cupful of granulated sugar and beat again, then three cupfuis of sifted flour. Beat for five minutes, add one scant cupful of butter, soft butter, and beat again for minutes. Heat the wafer irons very hot, brush on both sides with melted butter, put in a small tablespoonful of the batter, close them and return to the fire to bake; they only take two minutes. Take from the iron and roll round a stick at once, CHOCOLATE CREAM.—Boil a quarter of a pound of vanilla chocolate in half a pint of rich milk, add two tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar, and take fire. from the | Whip a pint and a half of cream with three choco- | the turn W hen cream, tabiespoonfuls of sugar. late cold add half the a freezer and freeze. frozen chocolate, fil nto is up the center with one /the cream, cover tight, and bury in salt and ounce each of clove, nutmeg, Tonka beans, 'ice for an hour. RKERS. Ross of Stan- distinguished WO Commissioner Paton, Prof. ford ‘niversity, and other sympathizers with the movement, which is to be extended to all organized iabor cen- ters on the Pacific slope. The Labor Coun- cil says in a circular: ‘“‘Uniless the gates of our country are closed against the in- vading hordes of Japanese the Pacific coast State will in less than one generation De flooded with Asiatics and enslaved by farm ind factory lords. Th is no tion. Japanese laborers are now landing On our shores at the rate of nearly 1000 a week,”’ Ss The Stove Mounters’ Union, 2 OF L., will have a reunion and picnic at Rinkei’s Grove, Sunday, June 24. The Georgia Federation of Labor, at its recent state convention tn Augusta, advised the workinemen throughout the state to independent political action and. a result, not only C. C. Houston, but Kilburn, a unten printer of Macon, Dennis O'Connell, a union machinist Augusta, have been elected to seats in Georgia State Assembly. ST. LOUIS LABOR LEADER. Mr. David Kreyling is the pres! Labor Union. and served in that positidn 10 different times in as many years. He was the first president of the Missourt State Federation of Labor, and assisted in, its organization at Kansas City 189) He served three terms as a delegate m the St. Louts and state labor organi- zations as delegate at the conventions of the Amert in Federation: of Labor First at New York City in 18%. Cincinnati i886 and Detroit in 1899. Mr. Kreyvling I« also a tmnember of Cigarmakere’ Union No. #4 and when not engaged in looking after the ‘ffairs of labor interept in St. Louis is engaged in that trade asa journeyman. He is one of the central! figures in trying arrange on adjustment of the street car r five years business agent of Cigarmakers’ Unions Nos. 44 and 281 of this city. And it was through his efforts that the bogus union labels were wiped out. He is 41 years old and lives et No. 1827 South Seventh street.. has to , hears them plan to rob Valjean. 'your heart!’ Adapted for the Post-Dispatch BY WILTON LACKAYE, Who is to create the leading role op the stage next CHAPTERS. steals 4 starving SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING Jean Valfean, & poor wWwoodcntter, loaf of bread to save his family from He is sent to prison at Toulen for 19 years bis release he commits two more robberies, Then he reforms, changes his name to Madeleine, moves to a manufacturing town, where he becomes rich and is at last appointed mayor. The local police inspector, Javert, was formerly a jailer in Toulon prison, and fancies he recognizes the Mayor as an ex-convict Another man is arrested as Jean Val jean and is about to be sent to prison for life, when the real identity. Javert arrests Valjean drowned at Toulon, but Montfermei!l, where he rescues of a woman he once helped) from the clutches of the Thenardier family, at whose inn the girl is a drudge Valjean and-Cosette go to Paris to live Javert discovers them They flee from him and take refuge in the grounds of the Petit Picpus Convent. * Valjean takes fefuge with the convent gardener, Fauchelevant, whom he had formerly befriended. Fauchelevant secured for Jean the post of assistant ganiener, and Cosette is educated at the cuon- rent. . When Cosette is grown Valjean and she take a house in Paris. Valjean meets Thenardier, who calls Almself Jondrette and professes to be in pov- erty. Valjean promises to come to Thenardier's house that evening with money. Marius Pontmercy, a poor young barrister, has fallen in love with Co- sette. He rooms next to the Thenardiets and over- He notifies Javert. helieved to be escapes. lie goes to Cosette (the child Jean is In the Den of the Wolf. ONDRETTRH (or Thenardier) began a long tale of hard luck, to which Leblane listened attentively. As the imposter talked four men, ill-dressed and with smoke-grimed faces (apparently chim- ney sweeps), crept noiselessly into the room and stood or sat in the background. In the midst of his story the speaker paused. Then, springing to his feet, he shouted: “Do you recognize me? I am Thenar- dier, the innkeeper, from whom you stole the child nine years ago!’’ The attic door was torn open, and three men in blue cloth blouses and wearing masks of black paper came in. The first was thin and carried an iron-shod cudgel; the second, who was a species of Colossus, held a pole-ax by the :middle, while the third, a broad-shouldered fellow, not so thin as the first, but not stout as the second, was armed with an enormous key stolen from some prison gate. It seemed as if Jondrette had been await- ing the arrival of these men, and a hurried conversation took place between him and the man with the cudgel. “Is all ready, Jondrette?” “Yes,’’ the thin man replied. “Where is Montparnasse?’ ‘‘He’s stopped to talk to your eldest daugh- ter.’ ‘‘Is the trap ready?” ee "es ’? M. Leblanc was very pale. .He looked all arvund the room like a man who under- stands into what a snare he has fallen, and his head, turned toward all the heads that surrounded him, moved on his neck with an attentive and surprised slowness, but there was nothing in his appearance that resembled fear. He had formed an improvised bulwark of the table, and this man, who a momen before merely looked like an old man, hat suddenly become an athlete, and laid his robust fist on the back of this chair with a formidable and surprising gesture. A ha aes meantime was shouting at lim: “Well, I have got you; this morning I licked your paws and to-night I shall gnaw Thenardier stopped out of breath; his littie narrow chest panted Iike a forge- bellows. His eyes was full of the ignoole happiness of a weak, cruel and cowardly creature who is at length able to trample on the man he feared and insult him whom he flattered; it is the joy of a dwarf lit-. putting his heel on the head of Goliath, the yoy of a jackal beginning to rend a sick ull which is unable to defend itself but still has sufficient vitality to suffer. M. Leblanc did not interrupt~him, but said, when he ceased speaking. ‘I do not know what you mean, and you are mistaken. I am a very or man, and anything but a millionaire. do not know you, and you take me for somebody else.”’ ‘Ah!’ Thenardier said hoarsely, ‘a fine dodge! So you adhere to that joke, eh, old fellow? Ah, you do not remember, you do not see who I am!’”’ “Pardon me, sir,” M,. Leblanc replied, with a polite accent; “Il see you are a ban- - “A bandit! Yes,” erled Thenardier, “and of | sugar; flavor with a teaspoonful of extract | 10 | Line a mold with the , eXaBgszera- i le nt of the in | I was a soldier before that. I saved Baron Pontmercy’s life at Waterloo. A lot of thanks I ever got for it! I want a fortune from you, my friend.”’ For some minutes past M. Leblanc seemed to be watching and following every move- 'ment of Thenardier, who, blinded and daz- zied by his own rage, was walking up and down the room, in the confidence of know- ing the door guarded, of holding an un- armed man and of being nine against one, even supposing that his wife oniy counted for one man. In his speech to the man with the pole- ax he turned his back to M. Leblanc. The latter took advantage of the opportunity, upset the chair with his foot, the table 'with his fist, and with one bound, ere Thenardier was able to turn, he was at the window. To open it and bestride the sill only took a se ‘ond, and he was half out when six powerful hands seized him and energetically dragged him back into the room. The four chimney-sweeps had rushed up- on him, and at the same time Mother The- nardier seized him by the hnatr. Marius could not resist this aight. ‘My father,’’ he thought, “forgive and his finger sought the trigger. He was on the point of firing when The- nardier cried: “Tro not hurt him.” Then he added: “Tie him to the bed and eearch him!" was obeyed. There was little money prisoner's pockets y the torture on him,’ Thenardler, Thenardier rose without removed reen from place, and thus unmasked pan full of burning chareaal, In which the prisoner c¢ ly see a huge chisel at a white 1d studded here and (there with €&ta©rs, Then: he came and sat down near M Leblane. “7 will continue,” come tt in this amica ve ne. " suggested Mme. affectation, ore the fire- the chafine- any the hef ~ ouid bac in “We can us setile my tem. pow ] ado net I went much rulities lor in a wmMillionalre ! mMonev, a wreat sum of money (;0o0d heav- have bur- said, a let et hy Cth x to that veut » but j for 1 th at has not? I do wish ui! for {| am not a ballff after all tf one of those men who, because advantage af po- sition, employ it to be ridicy, rus Come. my aide. and be he went minute later. “‘Un.- less vou Wish to taste the torture write at my dictation a letter to your daughter, say- ing you are ill and wish her to come h re at once, bringing 2.4) france with her.”’ Valjean gianced.at the glowing chisel, wrote letter In slien se. addreseed it: Fabre, at M l'rban Fatre’s, Rue St. Dominique d’ Enfer.”’ Mme. Thernardier snatched up the letter and hurried out of the house, Half an hour paseed No spoken Dy the waiting men. | Then Mme. Thernardier | rilesiy. She was purple with fury. “A falee address! she screamed. Thernardier turned on Valjean and shouted: ‘® false address? Why, what did you “To gain time!” the prisoner thundered. | then He **Mile the 17 werd was entered hur- expect?’ And at the same time he shook off his bo which were cut through; the pris- roner Ww ‘nt, Valjean interposes and declares his own | season. t= as only fastened to the bed by one | the seven men had time to look them and rush forward he had out his hand toward the fire- and the Thenardiers and the bri- gands driven back by surprise to the end of the room, saw him almost free, and in a formidable attitude. waving round his head the red-hot chisel, from whi a Sinister glare shot. recovered from The bandits ly their surprise. eT Ke easy,’ said Bigrenaille to Then- ardier, “he is still held by one leg, and will not fly away. |] put the pack thread round that paw.” Here the prisoner ralsed his volece: You are villains, but my life is worth so much trouble to defend. for imagining that you could make |Speak, make me write what I do not |Wish to write, or make me say what I do _ not intend to say”’— He pulled up the sleeve of his left arm and added: “Look here!’ At the same time he stretched out his arm and ge the naked flesh on the red-hot chisel, which he held in his right hand by the wooden handle. Then could be heard the frigzgling of the burnt flesh and the smell peculiar to torture-rooms spread through the gar- ret. Marius tottered in horror, and the brigands themselves shuddered—but the face of the strange of man was scarce cont*acted, and while the red-hot ateel was burying itself in the smoking wound, he—impassiV@ and almost august—fixed Thenardiler his beautiful glance, in wi there was no. hatred and in which suf ing disappeared in a serene majesty. For in great and lofty natures the re voit of the flesh and of the senses when suffering from physical pain make the soul appear on the brow in the same way as the mutiny of troops compels the captain to show himself. | it through the window, which had been left open. The horrible red-hot tcol whirled through the night and fell some distance off in the snow, which hissed at the contact. The prisoner continued: “Do to me what you like.” lie was defenseless. “Seize him,”’ said Thenardier. At this moment @ stone crashed through the window. , Around it was wrapped a paper bearing the words: ‘“‘The police are wpon us.” . Thenardier rapidly unfolded the and held it close to the candle, ‘‘Eponine’s handwriting—the devil!’ He made a signal to his wife, who hurried up to him, and showed her.the line writ- oon on the paper, then added in a hollow voice: “Quick, the ladder; bacon in the trap.” “Without cutting the man’s throat?’ the Megaera asked. “We haven't the time.” “Which way?” Pigreaatie remarked. “By the window,’’ Thenardier replied. “As Ponine threw the stone through the win- dow, that’s proof that the house ts not be- set on that side.’’ The prisoner paid no attention to what was going on around him, he seemed to be thinking or praying. 0 S008 as the ladder was fixed Thenamier cried: “The lady first!” And he dashed at the window, but as he was stepping out Bigrenaitlle roughly seized him by the collar. “No, no, my old joker; after us!" he eaid. “After us,”’ the bandits yelled. “You are children,” said Thenardier, “‘we are ene time and the police are at our eels,”’ “Very well, then,” said one of the ban- a ‘let us draw lots as to who shall go rst.’’ , Thenardier excla’med: “Are you mad? Are you drunk? Why, what a set of humbugs; lose time, I sup- pose, draw lots, eh? With a wet finger? A short straw? Write our names and put them in a cap?" “May I offer my hat?” a voice said at the door. All turned; it was Javert who held his hat in his hand and offered it smilingly. (To be cont'nued.) : paper we must leave the "My soul today Ts far away,” As T. Bucnanan Read would say. In shady glen, Afar from men, It wooos the old delights agai. In sylvan g'ade, Where light and shade And beauty all the air pervade, The sweet content For mortals meant Steals softly in, with languor bient. The cricket calls From trees and walls, Acroas the mimic waterfalis, And katydid Lies safe amid - A mass of blooms, in twilight hid. Rud, leaf and vine, Wiiieh goftly shine, T> fill the alr with eweete combine And winds, imbued With summer's mood, Sich lazily in solitude. How good to He .eeath the sky And watch the clouds that circie by | The welght eof care Ie lost ‘3 alr, And beauty #reets us every whera, boSSSSCOSCSSSESOSOO SOS BIRTHDAY LUOK. ¢¢ TUBSDAY, JUNE 12. If you were born on this day, re gariiess of the year and the hour, this is what fortune has in store for you. . Today is unfavorable. Avold changes, removals and be guarded in social and home matters and amuse- ments. Your coming year te not faverabie, and great care is advised tn all mat- ters Unfortunate changes, home disturbances and sickness are indl-- cated. Remember “the way of the tranegressor is hard.”* $2666 666666666080 POCO SSS OOSC SC OOS OSS OS 9000000000 060900906 >
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TUESDAY—S§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —JUNE 12, 19tv. ss | AAA a a Aaa Aaa aa a Aa aa | Sa /OAD'S Qik ci © ’ | ~~ A Monster Shoe Sale!: ‘iam LETS Ladies’ Shoes and Oxfords—this season’s entire sample line from THE BROWN SHOE CoO. of St. Louis—bought by Grand-Leader at about half “7: . . the customary wholesale .prices and on sale Wednesday at LESS than the Bilious Dispepsia Loss oJ App > — BD By (OS (ak (i (ak (ng (5 (nk (ak (ak (a (ak (nk (a (ak [a (a [DE (nk (BE (ak (ak (ok (oR - = t, St. Louis SS eee AMUSEMENTS. SUBURBAN —cvecee SUBURBAN MINSTRELS AND DELMAR GARDEN COMEDY CO. Two shows daily, rain or shine. Admission free. teserved seats, 0c and Zhe. Monday aight, Legion of Honor. UHRIC’S CAVE, Every Night This Week. SPENCER OPERA COMPANY, tn MARTHA. GRACE VAN STUDDIFORD in the Title Role. Matinee Saturday. Rohbemian Girl Next Week. Reserved seats on sale at A. A. Aal’a, GIS Le cust, and Ostertag Bros., Washington and Jefferson. PARK THEATER Grand Avenue and Hebert Street, One block seuth of Fair Grounta. AUDEVILLE. For a pleasant afternoon or evening, take a trip oo our HIGH SPEED interurban Electric Cars to BELLEVILLE, ILL. Time, 55 minutes or stop off at one of the PLEASURE RESORTS along the line: EDGEMONT PARK—High-c'ass Vaudeville every evening aml Sunday matinee. PRIESTER'’S PARK-Beantifnl plenie grounds; concert Sunday afternoon and evening, KNEIPP SANITARIUM., Cars leave EAST END of Bridge, connecting with electric cara on the bridge, every 15 minutes. _NO STRIKE on our lites; no danger; no violence! ST. LOUIS AND BELLEVILLE TRACTION CHU. RACES FAIR GROUNDS TO-DAY. SIX HIGH-CLASS RACES. Racing begins 2:30 o’clock—rain or shine, Admission, including grand stand, $1.00. — Concert by Seymour's First Regiment Band. in basement, from 10 to 12, per yard sold regularly at 25c— Wednesday, from 10 to 12, vn «ur third floor, per pair Infants’ Shirts—Short sleeved Jersey fitting Merino Shirts, with open fronts and in all sizes— worth up to 35ce— Wednesday, Siik Remants—Entire accumulation of remnants in from 10 to 12, on second floor, each sma!! pieces from a large New York silk waist manufacturer — ; ‘ , es Lave Fdges --the lot comprises plain silks, satins and beautiful novelty Laces I ine French \ alencienn a ‘dges and insertioas, up to 1 iachin width and worth | Oc Crepon—96 pieces of good quality Cotton Crepon in pretty colors—worth 10c—from 10 to 12 in basement at .... , silks, in lenvths of one-half yard and less, suitable for yokes, Oc--Wed ae a 10 to 12 trimmings. ties, etc., and worth if in full pieces up to up to 40c— Wednesday, pear” omar $2 00 per yar i— Wednesday, from 10 to 12. in our on main floor, per GOZED VaPrdS. ...----seer cern reeeerees SE Gopartmeds St, per press Sprinkling Cans—Strongly made of galvanized Gingham—Extra good 12'%c quality Zephyr iron and holding 4 quarts—sold elsewhere at 33c, Gingham—in basement, from 10 to 12, here on our fourth floor, from 10 to 12, at per yard Lawn—40 pieces of finest imported white Lawn—Fine Lace-checked White Lawn, Persian Lawn, really worth 50c—from 10 to the 15c kind—on sale in basement from 10 to 12, 12, inour basement, per yard at . Table Covers—In 4-4 and 6-4 sizes, made of satin fin- Duck—Good heavy Duck Skirting, usually | ished tapestry, with handsome borders and upto POC sold at 1hc— Wednesday. - oj , centers, finished with knotted fringe; wortb up to A we at 1S aday, from 10 to 13, in 75c—Wednesday, from 10 to 12, on third floor, each. basement, per yard - Men’s Ties—Pretty Bow Ties of fine washable madras, Wrappers—Ladies’ House Wrappers of good quality Percale, in light colors— would be good value in a choice line of patterns—regular 20c and 25c dy . neckties—on at 75c—in basement Wednesday, OS Ae SaaS br ene: from 10 to 12, each ae — ; , Plates—7-inch White Granite Plates, worth 98c Ladies’ Waists—Of good quality percale; in solid per dozen—from 1 pink or blue, with new bisho» collars, French pleated backs each. e and pearl buttons—reguiar $1.00 waists— Wednesday, from 10 to 12, on second flour, C Muslin—Good quality, 1 yard wide, Sea Island each Muslin, worth fully 7',c—in basement, from > Dress Ski¢ets—Ladies’ All Wool-Scotch Plaid Dress 10 to 12, at. Skirts, in pretty color combinations, with box pleat or in- : San ~ ; >; verted pleat backs and percaline linings—in- Pique —100 pieces of fancy printed Pique come he role 94 00-hes just fram £0 $0 suiting—- would be cheap at 15c—in our basement, 12 Wednesiay we make the prize from 1U to 12, at : : ; é : ee , Lace Curtains—Cable Net, French Guipure and ‘Brus- Ladies’ Vests—Odd lots and samples of ladies’ low sels Net Lace Curtains, only one to three pairs of a pattern— neck, sleeveless cotton lisle-thread Vests, formerly seld up to $6.00 — Wednesday witb silk- taped necks and arms, and actually from 10 to 12 we close them worth up to 39c; from 10 to 12, each out at, per pair... Fastest : fool RAND: fEADER. Duke to beat. Guide Rock, another starter, | ~ morning when they read that he had re- seems to be going back and should notj® prove dangerous. @ Imp .. ae) Sey ae The fifth Trace is one of the hardest >» Jean foraud e¢Turner) of the season, Midlight, Easter Card, ] ~ kinloy Mack 12° | Etbelbert (Maher) ...... leased Joe Quinn. S.nce one day in 18384 Quinn him. he Irish a of ie had a gripsac “ef h’’ Theory, Judge Wardell! and Lord ‘ ' } will go to the post In this event. Batien (Wakefield) ng light’s last race, when he beat Theory, » Box (O'Connor) Lord Neville and Yellow Tail, » Martimus (Ka'lard) make him favorite and the handicappers | @ prince MeClurg seem to think he has the best chance. [/Master Card will give him a run and should Lothario . be second, while Judge Wardell seems to » Jobn Bright a @) oul the cot yap when ne made hold the others safe. @® Approval a ware the fleid at Union Park. Moroni, who has been running in the . Raffaello Wenkins) before the first game was played money often of late, looks like an ensy % Sine Rariercorn |} Qu.nn was given a warm spot in the hearts winner in the last race, Branch, another me }ot these rough Kerry pepie, and he has starter, who has class to him, has only Kilmarnock (Odom) ‘ | he id it ever since. He played bak: his frst gone to the post once this season. Last .¢ The Kentuckian } pout with ail tne ‘ase Anu prace of a finished season he was a world beater and may Latsor professionali, atted like a fiend and re the same again. He will probably Wait Not . ran the bases lik deer. eat Dave Waldo out for the place. | ‘Pat le lad BE (BK (BK (OE (OE (ak (ak (ak (x (nk (nk Unk (eC 7k (BK (BK (aK CK (ak (ak : Ol ee einen It was his skill combined with his ever- ~~ - . ; ‘> erie ; aetinoao y } sis — The entries and selections for Tuesday's lasting genial spirit and good nature races at the Fair Grounds are: © ‘ | made friends for him frienus that . . : ‘wlwe PO lé a i t . Liv li is ; "e] _ q First race, selling, mile and one-sixteentk: Survivor ts owe nim through all his 16 years of Sir Phillip 11@ Should Box be scratched O'Connor will ; Oatiplaying and that are his friends now. Cresus 2° cose have the mount on Imp. Zazel .... Haviland . .) sixteen years isa long time, especially in Bic: es Oe Peg the basebail world. It brings to the front » » © eO®e © ® ©®@ © @® @ ® «& 2 @® «© a4 new generation of bDasebul! patrons and it sends to the re: the army that sat Jtore in : OADWAY eho WASHINGTON. , > : a) — , The above is a list of the horses, jockeys [ pjea, hers and cheered for , _ - ~~ _ - ™ n Aveico Eee SS at ee ee Jt. Louis. ' . . ; ea # » «> . . d ) “tage == a —S a : and weights that will take part in the old a. . : “Sat ? > Veterans wh ‘ fougnt ; Suburban to be run at Sheepshead Bay | for the oid Union thet jong azo. " Y r = | Joe Frey ... next Saturday. ne of the nobies' (0A) BS 6) A) (AD ~ _ : (ip (2S) , “tomy “ “ . u nn Wi » ‘ a ° j a i ty ~ 7 » F / ’ Aa / / Pirate's Daughter The Suburban will this year be one of a y rT 7 trom the q " wage De . . . SS, SH . , as ore . cy ; » ; ° "oor a . ~s nN ‘ LX » WES aN ‘ ‘ Ethelbert and Jean Beraud are again] act of bis has ever a ered ber , Mercer, t! _- m 7 Great SF ‘fee To at Bt Dat bk WHA . race, selling, five furlongs: among the starters, as is also Imp, and] prougnt tne blush of shame t. cheek. | amite, made his first appearance 0 - SH FRENDS ae : UL iA ORS larry Pulliam yt & the race between the Metropolitan handi- | Wherever the game is played Quin 1e this season. DERBY DAY SATURDAY JUNE 16 : cap winner, Wee ace Whitney's crack four- known as one of its bes! ‘and m oat scone I T » final score bah S ¢0 0. i+ ; . : : — ae : : year-old, and the “black whirlwind” will labie . xponents. These things ead pow? Mercer had everything that ‘y om og ae ’ ee ——- ¢ - anaes : » : i e i . : ‘ ; ; > ; ‘ - -_ . , : 108 - - be worth witnessing. him friends everywhere, but he has no | Sires. speed, good curves ane St aisane HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. Ethelbert is beyond a doubt the best /stancher and truer admirer than that le- | fect control, and the best the St. oma ae FINEST TEN-CENT CICAR IN THE WORLD AAC ) : y (oO horse in training, as was proved in his gion which call North St. | mm) "the a es could get off this combination was live hits, be} , » wn ‘ ‘ ' ‘ aha avi ei. a Ss - ( ae 4 . ‘ " ‘ . + », : *~ *v' ~ . e _ = - - — » 9 . . 2 - een 2 match race with Jean Beraud June 2, when: and which number Quinn as one of ta i four «af which were made in the first ghee MANUFACTURED OF THE FINEST HAVANA TOBACCO. ONLY UNION LABEL. MERAMEC HIGHLANDS. se home an easy winner by 10 tried and most honorable eitinena. ‘ peas oo mor yy Newel tee eS hi ce : RAWAK-THIES CIGAR M FG. Co., 615 LOCUST ST. REFRESHMENTS ni. s. uite naturally heref ‘ ° : reTe 7. _ The horses ran on even terms for three- his re Aime mcg Ml oy pee Mg PS athe = _ ; Also Try Our Clear Havana Resagos for 5 Cents. MUSIC, DANCING, fc quarters of a mite "but at that point Jean | Ms,reiease from ihe St, Lous Clap caused | yimony Hughew was in the box for St ——|MERAMEC. HIGHLANDS Guide Rock : Beraud tired badly and Ethelbert ame@ | personal popul ‘rity ohn! gig AB Tit ; Louis. ands he started out as if he mean: ° Harry Duke Oped — won the race in easy fa: nm. | player aside, it is hard to see why Tebeau| t@ make short work ot Bis a ts eS b mad : "Sa Ee Bat Many horsemen thought that Jean Heraud | should have released him, for at this time | inked them for two anning. but in the) [aA @ateagst Narva an 000 1ONniC § Avery Beach Hotel { ; : . - o this time er eon , ite ent, eae vl we ~’ — ae ok ee after the team appears to be oe By enh ot tl:ird struck a Snag. A e Psy go ver CAC O e . | race, ae ng, six am u Ma ace | © roo iaie lane Cap or : wit =- iil t such ‘ fj ga it . . . ° { if Mere eT was given is rise, ; os . J ; santer Card day, when he defeated Imp at i mile and Wallace te Mote thee "aaiton te Philad then ascended t9 the skies, and befure he SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. Theory : an elghth by a neck, it showed that all! he phia on Tuesday, but eve " if he dor ay ae returned to terra. firma Smith, Gleason, . Most charming resort on Lake Michigan; $26,006 pots ; needed was a race or two to bring him McGraw is on the injured list) wr) = uiq | Selbach and Doyle had singled, and Davis in improvements, Situated directly on the lake are Neville around to his old time form Pn dite a6 u 2 10 woul onthe \ Haltren hed rapped out doubles, front, and only 5 hours’ ride by steamer from > | . ; Keister’s place should he be ; om, an an hal } Judge Wardell .. ee Probably a c piace should he be injured. their side a total of six runs. o~ S i, | @ da ¢ | os Gq Chicago. Fine sandy beach for bathing. Good omens me ‘ , Thea race this vear will no doubt he het. fg $4 ee cate he r oO! 4 pitcher would be \ Ww y rk ‘ 2 i d 4 rain in the fifth nh > Loating and fishing ou river or lake. Rooms with . . ’ Z : i Se tne ronsltic . ee j ’ Si’ ; - ~ . «*%. : Branch eo eeecceeses all her hag en she finished second or third. Quinn 8s reicease means that Keister will be| ser. a i eT Mil wo Low Bb b . ee eeees ‘ She only won one race, and that was the a permanent fixture at second ind that ea send ‘ » ? | oO b — rty-Ave "s inutes ‘trom Phile- Parkway handicap, whe she feated | Dijiard. a tio” sen re TH RS ~ j= a ae Kinley Mack © — — ¥ — Dillard, the big ex-Detroiter, will he re- WITH E BOXE ° ae SS ;, | delphia by Pennsylvania R. BR. The leading hoted ae KIS Nanaicaj taingd as regular utility man. Dillard is aie ; at this resort; all modern improvements; golf; Fries ; “o ‘ , fine sea bathing. Add. CULBURN @& okMROD Zanetto ees — Skilman .... . Seeeee ee ner, by two lengths. still a youngster and has much to learn a ae SELPCTIONS. Martimus, the winner of the Futurity }and as Tom Loftus says. it ie very cestic | Puree Important Matches Scheduled ae sae 1, r ' ’ . First race—Celtic Bard, Zazel, Haviland. Stakes two years ago, is also a starter | work teaching minor leaguers to play bal! for Tesday Night. Ceca ees Ney er é ' SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Ae, i oe aN. At ‘ j a ’ . -— we } Second mce- Joe Frey, Isobel, Wild Pirate. in this race, and from all reports he is in) ha « “aT fo one Quinn, on the other hand, is a_ seasoned Those two great little fighters, Tommy Third race—Harry DPulliam, Golden Harvest,Smal in fine condition. e ri w ‘aces . a yi owl Big ne le Ata . eS \ seal — _ - —— Jack. : : ke Canadian circuit, y a. “frat - i one Ae gs? a > aia His nt we — _o White and Terry McGovern, promise to Deo tea Ae * Fourth race-—Triaditza, Van Hoorebeck, Guide| carrying 129 pounds, and second in the fa . ‘and he _* . es re led - a ape ver n * . as nteee 1 j New York Thev Yeon. } : AY » . ye Midlight. Pmeter (Cs , other, being beaten a neck with the same nosition in the infield e ol ge gg Fre pave « wattle ba oe ae ea ea z q ¥ Ope care aN Ne Ja a ay New puplle will be classified Saturday. June 16, Si th face. Mor nt bean h, ee Wain Wardell. | weight. meant for an infielder . proper pos meet here this Tuesday night in a ¢o-roun See Pelee mo ; “a 9 ® to 2 o'clock. Academy, Nineteenth etreet aa4 _ ee ee aldo. The winner of the Withers stakes, being in the outer gardens Tebeau wi bout. This time White will weigh 126 ee \ Sap a 6 ae Washington avenue Higa Pane aoa +o “sg mart : s als 'y ounds. ani al- hy : rs ane _— =e SMe t , : , s." en poe ee OS ; . reorganized receives bers SEN EN eare old an The St. Louis Derby will te run at the + weds , elle a Sy ‘ eet on Pheer mave a hard time making Dillard the fielder] pounds to MeGovern’s 120, and this ad- gene Cn eR a eldee, Prepares for all as whe SE Fair Grounds next Saturday, and the/many to have a chance of vanding this | 22! Quinn is and he wiil likely lose many | vantage in weight may help him some. ‘fee ye > eee | CHARLES P. CURD, Principal. American Derby will be run at Washing- rich event to +) - eee oT eC} ge : = ny, | * Same in. trying. Asked the other night how long it would rE oes &- te Piet ' a ———- menene suqenienpneaiaigian ton Park, Chicago, a week later. © the credit of h own | — ake him to finish Waite, McG@avern said: f° S eee ; ate : . 4 SU ™M MA Ee > 4 SC HOO! — ; *, .> 4 = My y : 4 v, + Brooklyn handicap winner, Kinley Mack The St. Louis team will buck up against “What round? Well, I'm not guessing or NATIONAL T Mr. Henning W. Prentis, principal Hodgen School, — is alao e re _ mene ‘ hy varry ; . LEAGUE. ~ — a in “99 race, but wi Sag yt ‘ proposition TuesGay when they f ee-pound penaity for winning the nard hitters of hiladelphia with Tr he ' = ah, ’ at Anchor Hall, Jefferson and Park avs.:; seve Ee “A . ; ‘ feenth rear: pine weeks: Mouday, June is. oth b ace Sons . soe . _ " 5 ‘1 er big race. } a and Wadliiace out of the geame. Ee tick as possible. I don’t expect that lll STANDING AT NOON TUESDAY. Another horse that is considered to have | pire, nartment ie 7 rr amigggre EE wring ie or : elf? : | . : a ee ’ _ — a ———y Piayed, Won, Lost Pct. | & chance of looking the winner in the eye | Youne oe oe See we POOs CNape, | i nd right before the twelfth, and may be Sli ie en : 4 ! 5 = and Powell having be sent : *i not till the fifteenth. But I hope it will @a a CET fe é Full Set of Teeth y " a) .* 4 ~ "se * ‘ ee. ¥ , 7 si; ; - > Philadetphta ") 1 62% }'s John Bright. This horse has not been | ¢, : a ao a pen tae i sew he Rt . 690 seen on the eastern tracks this ve ar hut f Pf . a re na s tine re, no matter in what round. Pittebure fog | has run three races on the western tracks, wey ht: tag: a: ee ae Komen ai: Na ar age —— ee want ' ELS eu ' ‘ Ol ¢ : This Tuesday night at rattersalls, Chi- ALL WORK This offer St. Louis ‘ 500 | two of which he won. In a handicap race } Rope OF srg é wiley : at ' A! ES Sok “Sas SEES Se jj Yt : Chicago ....... a 4e3 | 8t Louisville he equaled the world’s record |]. oe gen cane ges gag Ring hone cago, Be none Yanger and poctestagt no ae Se | ™“ BLESS Ee P DONE PREE. good uatil lioston . ‘ 3 459 for ui mile and 70 yards, be ating Rang ‘= “Ba : a te sone : —" cans ot he 7 a “ ") t he ond king ol Lrie a it eg ‘ents, ha ' . a A ' . >. ses: “. sarees . my OA: Pes y if J Small Cincinnati .. ; ‘ 419|8nd Batten easily by three lengths. . pe sabe, yh 7 8 a of a 4; | Meet in a six-round go. A Win oF @ Graw ¢ Se os rept ateeseaetes : as ASP h fre SES 3 Charges for JUN 7 ‘New York “m1 ‘ 2%, }8ls0 won the Turf Congress stakes at a aa haibls he P HT cg Tn .. with Dixon will give Yanger national A m- a : ee ta LL VSS Ses Z DGE WORK DONE MONDAY'S GAMES 127 pounds up, in a driving finish. on mr Se la a from Chi¢ago, not because of their show- oe SBS SSR ee ton ns ON . Jf : BRI G “es NE FREE. Ne y rk g: 3 La i 0 she race a ] rk “ t " } . between The R FL ins re A 1 to t he ao m irk ing. but because of prejudi ‘e. Dixon has " Py af . : — mor oe Goa,” Po5 Phe — ae IN ORDER TO IN¢ REASE OUR CLINIO ~~, w 0 » es . - ru Ss, ° j ; ‘ t at presse nt i . es. { re ‘ . * . at T 1e hands ol the (siants ni + bh . 1 yuttin r eople aw iy rc t ) slee : x © e* «* fs ~ a INS = “ ~~ ‘e Pe . , Want every mand woman and chila In St. Ioale Cincinnati, 13; Philadelphia, 8. ibert and Jean Beraud on form, but n * but at that they are only five Z Yoon lg he chi ia an deaeee pee i. Py = = SE a bave’ their mouths examined by the peo Brooklyn, &: Pittsburg, 7. tilt, should these two horses set a Killing cemdet Saline ‘oe Phillies y ge rr ey od years, a. t “s ; tcisitas are ext y ete tat ae \ : ~ Sees : thie college. All cour Work will be done free. Boston, 4; Chicago, 3. pace, Kilmarnock, John Bright or Kinley | °°"): af the nennant Pond Forge tonal good of Langer sticking six rounds, : ° Py eo : Sathecs ease oahigs | he ; charge for material WE DO AS WE ADVER- eae iacK may be able to win ~ae Lis o_~ Bie: 2. ae Sticking, his hitting power should carry Pass a : : a i presse series ] :¢° st ps : . . .) Fe eis i «2 vote e . * , fi ; . , . ; WHERE THEY PLAYS , him safe on form. Se FD SSS SS “ | : Teeth Extracted Without Pain _-_ -——-. - @- — + a », ck ‘ ‘ , . ‘ St. Louls at Philadelphia. CLIFFO co . mA 7 ts “ eres ~mamnala / a oA “at SSE tA - Cincinmati at books 4 ™ BD AND OOR =An i . ee Ss “t ae Sree Tuesday oa, is the time set fo Loe, . NNO Re . =F uF LA ee a Af] ALL WORK GUARANTEED, . : . y ; og Le, a / si | strengthened nis team fn signing two well- shine seasons record for a , test. STANDING AT NOK IN TUPRSDAY known semi-professional playe rs, nameiy —— a iieae| American League ‘Doing Well. I have given personal inspection to the working of M. 1. S. T. om the human system, and Played. Won. Loet. Pet. | Thomas Clifford, who has piayed with the linal th 39 1] 718 | Peoria, ae. e lliimois and Indian: Cardinals, minus the valu anil ; eam 08, he B — io f Capt. MeGraw and Bobb WwW ace There were 40% peopde at the four must say that itentirely meets with my professional sanction. oo | League, and Mike Corcoran, who ‘has played §! of , 3 a | with some cof the best semi-professiona! » treate Oat of whitewash, the |] Americ: eague games last Sunday, as D. H. LOOMIS, Late Demonstrator of Anatomy, Philadelphia Medical College. + ; follows Minntapolis *), Kansas City 5000, ' i clubs In 8t. Louls. 'first th h “ece| qd this season. m i follows: al ’ . ; .522 | The Gloves have » of the st rest | at by the New York | Chicago 6000. Milwaukee 4000, Laneas City . : y 489) we otc tee ‘mal tonmne te St phe | fi WHAT WE CUARANTEE M. I. s. T. No. 2 WILL CURE. ow eer serebees . , = following well-nown players compose the | 4 rey} Se n0 wy oe! how long standing. Anycase of Inflammation of the Blad- PUPIL ceceseee : (team: H. Swatsina, first base; J. Flood, | - er or Eclarged Prostate Gland, no matter if the patients have beea fur years forced to use ° oo second baee: M. Wilcox. short-stop; M. Cor- Established 1823. acatheter. SYPHILIS INANY STAGE. ANY CASE OF DIABETES Union Dental College, MONDAY'S GAMBS. |} coran, third base; T. Clifford, center fleld; Allcases of Impotency that can be cured, and permanently restore youthful vigor and 622 OLIVE STREET, Second Floor Milwaukee, 3; Indianapolis, 2. L.. Rielly, left field; F. Tighe, right fleid; vitality. Itismnosimalast. Itseffects are permanent and lasting. Will cure any care of ° : : " a? STRICTURE without local treatment. Wilicure any case of Varicoces. Will remove en- Southeast coroer of Seventh one Olive. Opes Cilevel and, 4: ; . » . : * . , * » ; ‘ri . Chicago, 2: beaneee wity, 5 Epes | oe iy 1 hg? tne Ww. Crow — from the system Cancer and Cascerous Germs. Bundays 10 to 4. evepings till . 7 : ~ n addition tothe above. M.I.8. T. No. 2 has cured many cases of Paralysis, Lecometor cer STO CKH Ol DER S ‘MEET ~ 1a8 ee Men -_ ree Minmeapolis, 9; Buffa! “0 a lay > wich. ah cn arene aioe Maes Bartley Ataxia, Spinal Trouble and apparently incurable diseases of the serves. | S. T. has been on the market for over 3 years, and has cured thousands of euff- nee aga sry eee me given that the aguua!l meeting of the st WHERE SY P ’ manager, care of Globe Shoe and Clothing | ome Ge sch see ns a 7 ci Rue i Detroit at Chica ue eee f Co., Seventh y +" Franklin ‘avenue. They | erers. Itis prescribed by leading physicians alloverthecovntry. It is pleasant totake aad STOCKHOLDERS’ MEFRTING—Notico ts hereby In@ianapolis at Milwaukee. have an open date for next Sunday. absolutely safe. ItGjever lacreases or diminishes the action of the : * Cleveland at Kansas City. iets heart. lf you are suffering from any chronic disease you are urged to ul be bald ot the alee af tie cael 2 Buffalo at Minneapolis. Lange Going to Paris. write lo us, n0 matey bow many doctorsor kinds of medicines you Metallic, sear Philipebarg. Grasite County, Ment., s have tried without relief. WE GUARANTEE TO CURE YOU, en Wednestay. June 27, 18). at 8 o cheek =.. OO Ey —_——— ©. -__ . » Vv , rf Frisco: " , ~ a. WEDNESDAY’'S ULE Here is the very latest news re _ , That you may judge of the valve of the Greet Srecific for yourself, for the purpose ef c'ecting eleven (11) directors SCHED ’ The big, but gentle, Willie Lange, Undoult- we will send you ore large case by mail FREF..only askiog that serve during the ensulag year, tegliesing May edly one of the most popular players who shen cured yourself you will recommendittoothers. Write confidentially to our medical 1900, and for sucli other business as NATIONAL LEAGUE ever played an a Chicago team, will star bepa ' &t. Louls al Philadelphia. for Paris on or about the first of the month. . That's All} es ne ee Pe ee Address M. 1. S. T. Co, Toledo, 0. vote « Cincinnati! at Brooklyn. William will be accompanied by his charm. rg at Boston. in to curious P ° Pittsbu ye o to do while abroad ie to explain to curious THB. WILSON DISTILLING J DAVID NICHOLSON, oe Sale by Johnson Bros. Drug Store, corner Broadway and Fraakiin avenue, ‘St. Louis opened again at 10 o'c y’ Chicago at New York. ing bride, and the hardest work he expects n PRICAN LBAGUE Americans visiting the exp sition his rea- IK : , 3 . J. Kieffer’s Drug Store, corner St. Ange aveaus and La Selle street, A . Ne games @heduled ‘gons for retiring from the ball feld Ealtimore, Ma St. Louis, ae Frost-Jehpsoa. 515 «re stre ™ St. Louis, Mo.. June 6.
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5 PL TE a I EI ILS I Te 6 MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCrr TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE 12, 1900. | THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. — SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. HELP WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE, | HELP WANTED—FEMALE, ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS WITH 30ARBD. HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. 14 Words or Leas. 10 Cenfs. 14 Words or Leas, 10 Cents. i4 Words or Lows, 20 Cente. 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. -— ~~ : —e 20 Worgs or Less, 5 Cents. —« | MEN WANTED—To stop at Grace Hotel. 414 . — rs — Business Atunouncements. 10 Cents Per Line. ————_-_~— - - ~-+. + ———— ei iaeattiliatiel sere seh wore BAKER. ~Situa ion wanted as baker: Ist-band; | Market st.: rooms 25c a day, $1.50 per week NURSE—Sit. wanted by nurse; 10 years’ experience; , ——iood milker for small dairy ty. 3008 Dickson at. HOlUSKEGIRL WANTED— Young girl, i . : BROADWAY, 629 S.- Neatly furnished rooms: rt: ne, with or without beard. feathers wtil pemitive iy pay the Reens cash s call STEN: GRAPHER—Lad ‘ aher @ sires posl- good home Cal) 5212 Delmar bl P ; . ‘ $2.50. : ; MRAPHER ady stenographe e “el - am ————_—_— , : rice: soe : of. GIL N 2t ¢ tion; 3 years’ experience; moderate salary; best | HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Housegir! for boarding front_ room sae LACLEDE AV., 3112—Second-story front room: two —P*iee: see me. J ee — : MINERS WANTED.-Clay miners, brickyard men references Ad. bb 100, Post-Dispatch. house 20) Manchester av., 2d floor. BROADWAY, 1227 N.—Frent reooma, for light house- meals a day; $3.50 per week; all conveniences. PF ATHERS = beds and pillows), “any qoantities BOY Sit. wanted by boy of 17; experienced driver, and one setter. McEwing & Thomas, room 501,}| — - ae PENDENT Ey” keeping; $1.25 to $2.26; hall room, 75c. “3 oe or , ' highest price spot cash; hospital use; past er position in office or store. Ad. W 149, Post- n. @. cor. 9th and Pine sts. *STENOGRAPHER—Lady stenographer of 4 aes yl HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A good girl, to cook and/ - - LACUST ST., 16—Furnished rooms, with board; eard. Gh ne. "Peathes Henovating Co., 3021-23 &. Dispatch e : an - - - experience, at present employ ed, des! Tes do general house we rk. 4540 Labadie ay. ) $2 ROADW AY. 513 -_ - Nice, ciean furnished front or $3. nO per week: use of plano Broadway - . - PACKERS WANTED—Experienced packers, “n change; am accurate end rapid. Ad. C 89, Post- , es eonv nie nce convenien “es. S; itel« = . . GOOK.-8i. wanted by firat-c'ass. experienced ho- PORTER WANTED Colored porter, at 1908 8S. Jef- | ne BR or * siti . to dc £ n ral house ¥ rk in HOUSEGIRL WANTED-—Girl for general house- | e s. ; en >i = " 7 > ~ * ” ~ ’ © de | fi OF * . tel and restaurant cook: also summer resort. in- ferson ay 8. Broadway work; family of two; good home. 4233 Mary- CARR ST. 172 1—Neat ly furnished rooma for light MORGAN ST., 3427—Elegant front room, «! Of; WIIGHEST wrice said for farattere and feathera, cluding pastry work: best city reté rences Ad a. —_ aman . pay a “ —- ———— . ( ™ - - - _ - land av. he ouste “kee pi ng. wat er in reoms; laundry; rent southern exposure; fine table and service; reas Rensin ee co 36 Ws alten av . ae postal. r. 2600 Laces av PORTER WANTED—A porter. at 1000 N. Grand WOMAN—Sit, wanted by woman with baby. as a - — ~ reasonable. . — > a = 4d ; z _P., 26m ae housekeeper for gent'eman or to do light house- | HOUSRGIRL WANTED—A good girl for general | - : —_—— ———__. MORGAN ST., 4114—Cheerful, cool front and side HOUSEHOLD goods wanted: 1 bay furniture stoves, DRIVER-—Sit. wanted as laundry or delivery wagon oe rE Ww NTI I A white orter: “must he ¢ work or to assist in housework Ad. 2902 Eads. house work white or colored; small family of four! CASS AV., 3050-—-Two beautiful furnished rooms; room; good board; pleasant home conveniences, carpets; carloads: smal! tots. Rice. 2219 Wa driver by young man of 23 Ad. R 96, Post-Dis- r A . gen HE ' | adults. 5733 ¢ ‘lemens av. have all conveniences; $16 a month. reasonable ‘ ' ' ood window washer and allround hustler; refer- WOMAN—Wanted. by a refined widow. housework - . . —e HOUSE at, 1) ¢ WOODS WANTED~To buy, ” Jot t of 8014—2 or 3 furnished rooms, for OLIVE ST., 3962—Delichtful rooms, with board; S “ ° . : NURSE WANTED—Wet nuree: young womano, ‘call GAMPLE &T.. 27394 Furnished room: second-floor —_ ae ee ge ine Bh low rates; cal) ae Words or Less. Cents. front; Southern exposure: gas, bath: no other : » | Furnitu e ..* roomers. or children; $8; in widow's home. VERNON AV., 5263—Destrable board for adnits: re. . . - oan °% ‘ c)} j » . s in’: i . ri ; » at ] - refs. ose " 7 ye —_— | last « biplorer. Cail 5579 Manchester. oO age to attend child ao lildren; fine lo ition private fam! y REDS—-For saie, two fo] ling he la: very - cheap: will | nut st. - NURSEGIRL WANTED—Grown white nursegir): banca tines Nn aes eg re floor front roones, sell separately. 2024 Offve at. -- P = a) Gack chenemenes ap ~acht must assist housework; $12 per month. 5799 | HICKORY ST.. 1224—Neatly fur. 2d-floor front and : ot at ; fo eects - BEDROOM SET, &3; parlor, $2: “‘sideboa 2; MAN—Sit. wanted by young man in tin shop, to TRAMS WANTED With large beds; 08 Washing- HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Chamberlain ay. | hall room; all convs.; private; reas. WASHINGTON AV., 3889 2 nicely furnished front sewing machine, $1; wardrobe and ideboard, 1704 fini«#h trace have aoe expr rien . Ad. Il re ton nv . bet ween Ot) and ith sts. ’ and two 14 Worda or Less, 10 Cents. “ : = ™ ‘ a ; r - roonis: priv ate famil Vv wit! } mo _without board. Ss lith at Post-Dispatch skinners, Wm. Ryan Business Announcem : a i. - 40 iirmount av. aml completely furnished, for light honsekeeping. WASHINGTON — ma 2948 Nice! y furnishe “l front | REPRIGERATOR.-FPor eale. an elegant refrigera- MAN—Wante light work of anv kind at moderate | TEAMS WANTED--25 dirt te ams, at SIS N. 4th st.| A SPECIALIST quickly cures all fe male troubles; oem a Miaraae an > SCART me ‘tienced at = ; , room, and others; modern conveniences; with or | tor; for big family or boarding heunet no doaleun, wages: best of reference. Ad. . , Post-Dis- | dacob Schaefer Wrecking ( | Offiee treatment free. Call room 1, 107 N. 9th st. | OPE Pena TORS W ANTED two oo . Ane ae LACLEDE AV urnis shed room, suitable for without board. _ Address Y¥ 97, Post-Dispatch : yateh. | pee . 4 Pye tors and a finisher on cuUmMOm Guts. ApPYy 5 lady or gentleman; $1.25 per week. - one ~~ | | : . . | UPHOLSTE RERS WANTED—Upholsterers. 1416) BASTERS WANTED—Experienced edge _ basters Harris Custom Shirt Co., room 3 Insurance Ex- , - a ——~ | WASHINGTON AV., 3145—Lovely, cool, southern REPRIGERA TORS, gas ranges, misfit, ‘carpets, for | NN. Sarah st and learners Apply Schwab Clothing Co., 15th change, Broadway and Olive. (LACLEDE AV., 4057A—2. elegantly furnished exposed rooms; superior table board; for gentle- sale very low. N. Y¥. Storage Co., 234 and Wash. and housework, restaurant or boarding bouse; good WAITER WANTED— Colored waiter for small ho- and Olive sts., 3d floor apace oat : “. rooms, en «euite. in private family; all conven- men. . ——— —--- ‘ walter; reference 2013 Finney av tel. 4024 W OlaTEs = ae —~ : ~— - | SC * ~_BOTRLS WANTED—And paint girls, at La- iences: for gentlemen or corples. w nll Stoves, Ranges, a oe went ‘Geile pe. COATMARKERS — WANTED — Duck coatmakers; | cl tel. es ae - | WASHINGTON AV., 1503—Furnished rooms for sual LACLEDE AV., 3654—One or two handsomely fur- gentlemen only; 75¢ to $2.50 week; bath, lunc- Sewing Machines MAN Gentioman familiar with Spantsh woul a , ae . : " , . mt yy steady work: best pay Call 720 N. 4th st., | | VW ANTI Tenor tn Protestant quartet choir. Ad. siete” flee pay. ‘ lee “RUBWOMAN W ANTED—A worthy white | wo- nished south ro TS 5 for one or two gents. room like to represent a farm Implement house im at Pr Oo Post-Di ipateh Sexton & Co 2128 r t Spanish country, Ad. 6 00, Post-Dispatch as ’ rates mere Cis. — ——- _——__—_- ——_ — man to serud., (tiive &t. ~ si ina se sales eee ee ae ia weet COMMUNION photos, best in the elty; $2 dozen. oe oo ———-- | LEFFINGWELL AV., 1425 N.—Nicely furnished | Wax “C : , 9912 Sing irnishe ms | BUTTON HOLE MACHINE—For sale ° ! SEAMSTRESS WANTED—Good and rapid sewing front room and kitchen; light housekeeping, bath. | Vena bene a Soibicaun Reg ie ih National button hole machine; cost Sian ter | MAN—Wanted, a clerical positio n bv a young man; Svliderers, at 2d and Clark av A. Gelsael Mfg. Co. . : - has some kuowledge of bookkeeping and shbort +" . —e tT | WIDOW —Sit. wanted by widow with little girl 5/ on or ad. Mrs. Courtney, 2221 N. 10th st. hand Ad. W 97, Post-Dispatch TAILOR WANTED—An allround tailor. 4603 Fas-; years old. as housekeeper or genera’ housework. in! — / tomay | small private family: can give references from | NURSEGIRL WANTED-Girl about 14 or 15 years . Apply 3719 Tell av. | GARRISON AY 922 N New!y decorated rooms, furnished or unfurnished: sereens, bath, ete. MAN Young, @ober man wants work; can drive; — ~ 2 - wagon and is handy with tools. Ad. Y 92, Post-| TAILORS WANTED—For band work. 421 Wal- Dispatch MAN—Sit. wanted by voung man of 2, dining room \ (; iM r aa P Ter mr an: ts vod . ; i Wr “) AN w ANTED exp wr gehma - = “y When Studio 1231 Franklin av.: open Sunday wre ‘TY . refs rer) i ace and en ary exper se with packing house references. Ad. D 180,/ COOK WANTED—Cook and housegirl. 4221 Pine! - ; -!| LOcUST ST., 3006—Nicely furnished front room; . Ww SHINGT - PR 8285--Two beautiful f nt, x. - * sep pas se id or $35. Myerson, . 4 af Tj | rts h ar. ST \ VSTRESS WANTED. Sé amstress, to do neat, D reelain bath. gi is and all conventlen eS. fons egg I yy Wl peta oo en Pd ‘ vr ar. ae As MAN—A Paris tourist conductor, speaking several ANTS . wiag@e | plain sewing; underwear and wash dresses. 3650 | - outhern exposed rooms; ce ward; : ---—- = - a langmages, woud like to conduct a few persons | aan panes cern welt _ ae COOK WANTED—Good cook; wages $20. 2022) Olive st. LOCUST ST., 1122—Furnished rooms for light house- | sonable rates. a he qenehina, porkeae anu “alr a ay nr , , ‘Diannt ane waecon woodworker; steady joo. opkins lenaAwae : a r : i vac Sool . , ia ———— . — —" ; nach . " through Fnrope K 16) Poat-Dispatch cone | Wane men 0 l N. Broadway. | SKIRTMAKERS WANTED—Enxnertenced skirt sndie. ; keeping; and all room also _ | WEST RELLE PL., 4478—Nicely furnished rooms; 006 N. Oth et. . . ; ), ’ . 747 N ’ ee 7 4 __— . ~ » s .* i ‘ 4 ss : a — - ——> take ers; good pay; steady work. 4th floor, 717 Lucas. ir ‘AS AV., 3334—Neatly furnished small room. _en suite or single; with first-class boar _| LATEST IMPROVED 5-drawer oak sewing ma- L $10 MAN—A Spanish speaking centleman world ike to represent a religiona book house In Porto Lico. | Address I, 100, To Lae: MAN Young man wants prosition: fYice aselst int } arse en " - a a ae . COOK WANTEI Good ©eook, with referen ‘es: an “ . YOUNG MEN WANTED—To run on train. Call or nn r aummer an , ; ae = or clerk. in wholesale house: auick eures: Cal o% S 0th wt To r ) : care of honse for summe! 4231 West Pine st SKIRTHAND WANTED—First-class skirthand. WEST RELLE PL., 4351—Good toom; good table; chine, almost new, S839 Windsor pl. furnish references, Ad, 0 OS, Post-Dispate! maids | ine wwple 4 | pines ee eee als re for gentleman; no boarding house . (YHOK WANTES)—-Girl to cook. wash and tron: no 724A N. Grand av. rhit house keeping; private family. each | . 'S aa NEW anil 2d-hand machines: different makes, $5 to MAN Position wanted by young man in wholesale , Office and Salesroom to honse work iain cooking. Call A. H. Fuchs, ~ a ny etre . aie ee aggre org : ; ith — — } house, or ~A conten oe ‘ ane os Mick , vest of IR Crr1iodgVvec l 310-318 N. Third St. 606 W ye coe ay STENOGRAPHBRS WANTED-—-Elegant practice | LUGAS AV., 3301-—Nicely furnished rooms with f $20. 203 N. bith st.; repairing a specta! ty. references. Ad. O 8&3. Post-Dianaten = aa Mn “er : wong and tan 3 foagy ‘. heey sant Go. bath; e¢ool and airy roo ws for summer. HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC. WANTED. ONE SINGER, 85; one White, $7; one Domestic, COo0OrnkKk Pa TE I)—Settled eclored omar rr f- ree Cent > wr ’ > ver rpewr oO = . . s, be. . eon . >. . ( x rT woman tor ok ee enturs gr 1€ ive I gk LUCAS AV. 3913.9 or 3 rooms, ‘completely fur- 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. pad adi by we hes © om ee eae ~—— i mi. . re ce. - OFFICEMAN—Sit. wanted as oftice man or work A. G. Brauer, Repairs for All Stoves ing lone; private family; wages $12. Apply | orENOGRAPHER WANTED—Stenographer, to] nished for Hzht housekeeping: conveniences FLAT | | . , , , ‘ rore . ‘ iad ». ' { sit. » _ ; n : eno » rane: n vl) NoUuUsenkee pe ( ve ‘Ps. Ps —— “ : ~ : a0 “e eect ° on 1” yf a sere character by one _— a is had — 6356 Vernon ay work ome hour dally: Boon oF evenins Ad. ¥ 96 : P eemenaiei FLAT WANTED —Six-room flat: west of Grand av.: Finney. Kinloch C 1260; open evenings. wrawwh ,} pegs iT: ng: “ st ) revterences, - a " » x cs ; ° . j ony I ‘ v. . , Vl ARK ET ST 710 Nieely furnished attle room | for be yard of ow ner. Ad. I’ 11%), Post-Dis ated ‘ om? cn =p oms O f cook! OF | Dispate! St ATU . 5 COs. : 4 Pp . z cle Se Pos:-Disparch SALESMEN WANTED. ee ee ee: penises for light housekeeping; also front hall rooms. | ROOMS WARPED CES ee eee ae eee HINE—Coat, $6 $60, goes at $20 thie ean 2 ry a I ‘ , ; ‘ ? 1 , t) : } oF ~~ \ norte » onl : T , , ; : oerusa 9 Cc On y NTFT) First-class cook: acensto 7, te Pavle “Fe 12144 Was iington av MORGAN ST , ede ( ornel ran d; spe fal terms fo | wo rooms: “rivate imiliy; marh or goo accom- a a s “r nd > : Wad * :00, | oy Figg a aa - | SALMSVEN WA NTED rilter « men, . salary or ( a ‘cies ] ‘s e . oe carci Be oa ee | gentlemen for cool southern exposure room: large | modations, by July 1. Ad. N 16 - Post Dispateh, SEWING her gp mee o For sale, oe ie ro erence vas ~ Am, o3e8 8. MAS VEE a. lite alesme Saiaty OF pnp - riots Geena , v WAISTVMAKERS WANTED—First-class waistmak- yard: everything first-c'ass: prices way down for > - — - — ev endiy-- . ¥ —_ omy an nb ' : minission, Ad. A 79, Post-Dispaten W est Belle pl ers; ap as once. 2717 Stoddard st ; mea anbe mnenths; couples without childre 2 ac com ROOMS WANTED—By young couple, rooms for chines; 10c per day will buy one; 2d-hand me: PRESSMA —Compesiter and jo csman wants ee COOK WANTED cael iadnied dime ainiieiienie ae team, oan. . mod site ' light housekeeping; in West End. Ad. R 99, chines, $1.50 up: new «rt ot $15.50 wp; ail aed as on Aa. F 100. Po t > pee ase: ing: good wages pa “a Call at 5403 Maple ay a WAITRESSES WANTED—DiIning room waitresses, | - . . Post-Dispatch. guaranteed. 1210 Franklin av. Kinloch 972. ’ , ee § . Mn “ Bens AGENTS WANTE ion he 1 7 Bis s.c4 Pendeata Coperte at St. James Hotel. MORGAN ST., 2811—Furnished for housekeeping, | = a cre -anae . , Tene ae i STE NOGRAPIER ‘ of 160 would ke poelttion . D COOK WANTET)‘Alood German gir] or woman for : two connecting second-sti TY rooms, hot bath: reas. SEN ING M A¢ a ae sale; anew and second- 7 as ste n zrap! ror nasint mn . kk P th | ail ; Be ‘Words of Urea, 30 Cents. cooking and bonsework: small family: at once Wom. a WANTED—An elderly woman, for general | . ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. hand; from $3 up. Myerson. 906 N. Oth ot. ; Ho Sp geaiymta 2 BSSISNAHt HuokKeeper: has la : ne — — © tH een ee 7 sk seta cain ‘work: no washing: good home. 2637 Olive. | NINTIT ST... 815 N.—Furnished rooms; gentlemen an tmteme-araihats . ae > experience; will low Ad. E 97, AGENTS WAN PED—$2500 can be made during next | — 1115 S. 10th st a= 7 ae or for light housekeeping: $1 per week up. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. SEW — wea ong te a. sale, 6- drawer A. hite Dispatch sx months by : age handling a COOK WANTED - 2a om ot won AN WANTED—Woman. to do kitchen work Inj - $ sewing machine for family use; cost $ or $3; SUMMER SCHOO! - er: white and faneys bher collars, cuffs, bosoms and | one = 4 ~ A good cook, colored or white. Flall Restaurant, 1614 Market st OBEAR AV,, 2044—One nicely furnished front BOARD w ee D- Board, . with Rtn mgy Ww ent guaranteed, at 906 N. Oth st. . ' m—SCCONG SCBSOR , _ oe wcktice mutented and guaranteed goode:; inclose =. eae ne suitable fo ‘ en? te . nd: for widower an: year-old «hild: Jewish! - — re ERE OER HEE ee Bidg. Regina June 1s. For terms, ete e Pre uD oot epecial plan. M. Mfg. Co. . : ~— > a aon Ne ty OF Oe CRE | WOMAN WANTED—For lavndry and kitchen work ; a sble for one or two gentlemen; private’ family preferred. Ad. C 88, Post-Dispatch. TAILORING MACHINE—For sale, Sin talloring Francis FE. Cook, principal Wayman Crow School, r ms field ‘ iss se a 2 pa ‘ ab . > _ WANTED—Cook, $20; housegirl, $18. | in restaurant 1326 Washington av | shai . — - invehine; good as new; warranted for 5 years. Beli and Channing avs ram pores | _ Sees XN. Paree % : ep | | OLIVE ST., 4218A—One large room for one or two | BOARD WANTED —Front room and board by couple; 906 N. 9th st. GRANDEST gift ever offered to each cust: omer: DISH .y ASTI R WANTED —Feperienced dishwach. | WOMAN WANTED—Capable woman to start Giming | sentiemen: southern. exnceare and 2-rear-old boy; private family; South Side; |-—— | . . al room in double rooming house. Foqgeive 2000 b ecceee wo teats ; will pay $50. Ad. K 127, Post-Dispatch. Carpets, ‘Rugs, Etc. WATCHM AN Sif nites na raftechmnin : be l rent reanpir rve th o > ote WAZYR: 0 J moe Ms + a nd Deekad f — “+ athon oe Bo ania dead A gat ticke ; lee G7 P n = roaN com re ady for work; (blive st | «)T IVE ST 4915 A Nicely furnished room for . T | ' 1 h " ee es Addresa Y S7. Post-Dispate! | “ wt a euburoan (henton) car ade deel oman: in Menalie a me BOARD WANTED--Fauceatec ‘arisian wishes to oe ag . -- | ee pisiiws ASTI ” WANTIN.A dishwasher. for email | WOMAN WANTED—Or girl; to work in kitchen. one gentleman; in family 5 ERS EE OO give French lessons in exchange for good suburban CARPETS—For sale, 200 misfit carpets, —— Ser: ovies 0 Sight wetchman. by PARTNERS WANTED. restaurant. Apply at 1707 8. 7thst. = 2101 Clark av OLIVE ST., 2924—Furnished hall; hot and cold} board. Ad. © 100, Post-Dispatch. sults, "$5 np; 29 widcboards, foldiug beds, wards. Dispatch — ay ow . 14 Word I 20 Cents IRI rk ir seating. Pretec og EERE te 4 selon, ‘Weankian Puuation \ ion "723 Franklin. nt orda or Lesa, 20 Ce GIRL WANTED—A eood colored girl, to work In > aan . iy mn price. Franklin Furniture louse, anklin, a . - . - SNe “gare day - iia * OLIVE ST... 2910—Well furnished front room; com- a WRITER —Sit. wanted with newspaper by educat- | PARTNER W ANTED—An active partner with $200 an Eas tre ‘PP ve Min an ws LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. plete for light hous keeping; $3 weekly. ROOMMATES WANTED. CARPETS—For sale, 200 misfit car ta, Brussels ed young man; ability Aas wr? ite 2. stenogr ipher; to per eh r jut ‘ *k Si ] ing house hol lel artic le Se. your money GIRL WA NTETD Firs’ las e kitchen girl: one not 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. = . vom ~ : —__-----— id Ww ords or Less. °°) Cents. and velvet: 8. 4 ingraln, Brussels and velvet would solicit. J. H. Fitch, Lytton, Io back in 60 days. Ad. W 99, Post-Dispateh afraid of work Apply House of Public Comfort, \ Shi fet j i t OLIVE . ST..’ “a Large furnished | front oe a % : rugs, $2 up; hedroom sets, sideboard ward- ‘ PARTNER WANTED To | Fair Grounds I CONE It oA VANTE] a! — ~ eon age and sort- complete for light housekeeping; $2 weekly; all| WANTE D. Young lady roomm: ite: board ; separate robes: all 7. os honsehold articles will sold i A: , 6 help push a good patent, ers. Schaab Spleen 2205 best nut st. conveniences beds; reas. 613 Garrison av., near Washington ar, manufacturing cost 1c, to be used on all vebicies; | GIRL. WANTED—Y or 10 to 15 se ‘ ; at your own price. 1017 Franklin ev. ‘ ' CO ‘ > ured 0 ene ’ WIRD . - oung gir rom 0 » years res — . a . ' : — : — _- —_ — , AUNDRESS WANTPHI-White woman: must be JIVE $ "117 arg ishe ————— . cement a I I } OLIVE ST... 2117—Large furn “l room for light Miscellaneous. HELP WANTED—MALE. aiready patented Ad. R 78, Post Dispatch. old, for general housework. Apply 1227 N.. 14th : or NT 3 ‘ neat At 3022 Olive st. housekeeping; also hall and other rooms. COU RY BOARD “1 "AS AYV.. 2033--Two ale ly - furn ished rooms for lis Fis ee ome Sane ote —_" GIRL. WANTHPD—Smali girl to work aundry: | omic ee Pontes nian | Sana le evtett ern ON cnt gat irl to work in laundry; ) LTAUNDRESS WANTED—First-class laundress; | OLIVE ST., 2305—One nicely furnished room for 14 Words or Less 10 Cents. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—For sale, oak mantle fold- 4. S: oak dresser, $4; marble top walnut | > - CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. _ SSPETIOA Call at Boyd's, 514-516 Olive st. must have city refs. 4424 Laclede av couple or single gentleman; all conveniences. } ——____-__- , ——— ind bed, $5; - | BOARDING—Ladies during confinement can find table, $1.50; double tron bed, springs and mat- | BARBER WANTED-—A first-class barber. B310 Olive sat BLACKSMITH WANTED—General blacksmith and 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. DRESSMAKER WANTEI)—-FEaperienced dressmak -a*m wp Pad ; ort , a ane — ; horseshoer, for country work; steady work; eal) | ——————— er, to make wrappers and tea jackets; steady | VAUNDRESS WANTED—A good a work } OLIVE ST.. 2657—Connecting rooms for light | “nice home in the country; best of care taken.! tress’ &35: wardrobe, $4; sewing machine, mF at once. T W. Dempsey, Eureka, St. Louts Co, | S0UICTTOR WAN TE 1) Dp good b. solicitor; good work; good pas ‘nl 3 N. 14th st by mo i > Post vm 7, SUDUEDS, reletescem. housekeeping; $3; rooms for gentlemen, $1 each. Address © 96, Post-Dispatch. Mason jars, 20c dozen; 8-day clock, $2.50 i) : | wages, Ad. L 97, Post-Di:pate - | ' lire tC 4, Post-Dispaten. mmo _ — Olive st. BOY WANTEI)—White boy. 14 or 15. to work tn GIRLS WANTED—Girls to sew on machine and by | parwnpreees WANTED_F- tends nent: ¢ OLIVE ST., 2637—Nicely furnished rooms for gents | BOARI+}—Good country board for baby. Address O} . os — “| LAUNDRESSES WANTED—E> pertenced shirt iron-| or light housekeeping; single or en suite; cheap. 97, Post- Dispatch. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Feor sale, one mera, cook OLIVE sT 2205—Nicely furnished ront room: cf — ry 0 Daly. SAE: Wee = oF = ~ ladies’ tailoring establishment 4205 Olive st hand: only good ones wanted 2124 Gravois av. ers, on new work: ¢all at Boyd's. 514-516 Olive . - BOYS WANTED-— To try tlarris’ $1 YS shoes; made SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. GIRLS WANTFD—Big pay: rig!) near your home; eee “ee eae : NEST d ' d eee es Bi ae for good wear. S20 Dine at. 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. 7th and Arsenal Jokerst ! ; oe three windows; southern exposure; also back DWELLING FOR “RENT. — —————______- ___ | “work: « | DRESSMAKING. Ps, ooerce - 14 Words or Less 10 Cents. HORSES AND VEHICLES. BOY WANTED —A colored b 'y Sirite’s drug store, COOK—Sit. wanted as cook or laun ork: call| GIRLS WANTED—Two German girls, one fi din- . . 4199 Olive «t oo pee ment aoe 4s lode —— sundry work al ing reom and one for kite het n work in AD nen 4 14 Words or Less, tu Ceats. OLIVE ST., 2328-—Newly furnished parlors; aiso cnn : he ' 213 S Rrondway . ek age eee Berea: «em: rooms on second floor; single or en suite. LU CRY ST., 3802 i large rooms, water, large BOY WANTEI)—Strong boy for meat market: | Cé OK Wanted, sit. by a competent woman: per- DRESSCUTTING, @ressmaking taught; artist's | - : . ~ vard; will rent peparate: $18, ‘Wanted. mivet have some expe rience: bring ref 1754 , eook : re fs : call personally. R1u N lef. GIRLS WA NTED expe rien f d girls, finish rs on (diress naking done by Miis. Claire i. Laeis, Biv OLIN KB ST., IS!4 Nii ely furnished first floor front i. ian . = Diantean. | : : euste ane apply at once 805 Chestnut st Century Eldg. room; also other rooms; reasonable, LU CRY ST., 4100-—4 room brick house, with recep- | —————__ eg er 5 Pe an 3 Cook hese the wack op cook o lacn seam Ee a | ) ; , — _ ; . --—— — —~ tion hall and large finished basement; first-class | HORSE AND RUGGY WANTED—Care of horse BOY WANTEI—A bor, 16 or 17. tn drug store: dress, or in bakery; experience and references 2 he OLIVE ST... 2920 Furnished rooms, for gentlemen condition; large yard in rear: Suburban cars pass | aml buggy for summer; or will rent if reasonable; arong. willing to work; no night owl wanted: | Ad vd as 1) 98, Post-Dispatch. GIRLS WANTFEI)-Two neat, experlenced dining LOST AND FOUND. or gentleman and wife the door; also Easton av. cars within a block; best care guaranteed. 2827 Lecust at. references 2801 Faston - oOo! ris 2335 Olive st — ———— COOK Sit. by first-class cook: willing to assist tea. pe it Words ve Less. 20 Cents. BOY W ~+ he ey, In drug etore: some expert- with washing and troning. 2038 Gamble st. GIRL, WANTED To assist with work and nurse | - L t. peated a oe ST. ANG E AV., 1129 = it , ba th; hot ‘ ¥ . nee: “fe nee mane “on 4) a at rta oh et 7 ‘ ~e, ors _~—— - wae ; ‘ro . _ chee; references required, S801 Washington av. ‘ hildren J422 3 Ange ay os PAPIN ST., 1817-—One nicely reagees y= front room; | and cold. water: in naa ‘order: on eer teat. HORSES—F or nls, swe notes and passenger Wade bath, laundry: will arrange to suft party. Apply to A. D. Cupningbam. sec. 421 Olive st. ont Sone seats 20. 1320 Biddle at., 4 to 6 p. m. or S a. mi. , ; ‘ 2.50; che: a T, Tass | — ome = — OLIVE ST., 1407A—Nicely furnished rooms; bath | = Nea . eter open Sanday. oo autcas For Sale. DESIGNER-—First-class designer of fine gowns has 4~ -r ae ale on ree days in June at $2.25 per day: references. Bape ; x § An experienced girl for dining | ¢ T "are bar '*e ereaw ent ’ SOYS M: ‘ ) ‘ three days } y, rel ces ining y Forest Park, boy's rray coat. Reward BOYS TAKE MONEY Ad. P 9&8, Post-Dispatch. room and kitehen work 220 N. Broadway | if returned to 4220 Morgan st | PARK AYV., 2637—Unfurnished front room; second : Memeie IOS HRS . emeeite, . Sideline ee HORSES—For eale, two good work horses; eel] 7 = , , , +. — -_ IUR “ ae wre ; , | | AND BE YOUR OWN BOSS. GIRL,-—-Christian girl wishes position to work night | GIRL WANTED—A white girl, to cook, wash and ;—Lost, fox terrier; license 433; reward. 4269] _ 9°: FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. cheap. Call 1815 S. 10th et. One hundred boys wanted immediately to sell the and morning for board: can cook: call in evening iron and do general housework for small family. | . ; . a ates) ’ . , ” a‘ ’ ‘ » © a, ~ . . OER FOC Bills ye | Laclede av INE ST... 2033— “-ste ‘ . c Gaily and Sunday lost-Dispateh The work is 4154 Easton ay, Ca'l Thursday, at 3427 Pire st ; a “¢ - house hol pa on — connecting | 14 Words or Less 10 Cents. HOnRSE—For sale, fine saddle horse, ci years “old; jensant and pays Rp naidly If you «cannot geil rye ae " - ; ty sf, ne fawn-colored greyhound dog. Re- ' — 2 nage a oo or a fe y . : ise Mages res Ke will ex hanve for good buggy horse. 2510 Belle- Owttown there is a distributing branch nenr you. | GIhL,- 1! Suciid av.. between Page | with all convenience es. hess nt, Post-Dispatch. ~ Rema alba an How SE TRI. WANTED—Girl to do general house- ll ake sy % age pest i : Ma 4 ¢ resem amd Fount: “rk: only a short distance from | HOUSE—For rent, furnished house, on “Washington 0 “ re are : 4 Be ‘ ; n r I ton ot . a . d . ‘ , - - ; ; > nweroew " »* CHEF WANTED-—First-class chef to take charge) GIRL-—S!t. wanted by Southern colored girl, to ork, family of 2; 6 rooms; light work; BO dd pay 1920 L tmi se Forest Park. Apply above number, av., near Newstead av. Ad. F 48, Post-Dispatch. | no aulibrarstte : ony w. ay nee | . Pe ‘ etre! : - os. =a , on &V 2 . — a 2 La room furnished = and elght | sew in private famlls SOS1 Fairfax av. dene eS. ns mee r | ¢ r stolen Hi log, marked sab! ind RUTGER ST.. 1826—Neatly furnished room,. fot 3 ae rk wag 3 , _ boarders ; AICAS AY, F1RL—Sit ante > ambit! nectable SaGIn ANTE 7 va mee th Ost OF Sto —— es | one or two gents; In private family. | STORM RUGGIES, surreys, park wagons, grocer, suiiiivenis a > S for may Breer ag a ag ae 1. girl | ge mgs Bh AN Lor hs for light housework ; hite: answers hamie of Hlivghland. Return to} a : » . " FLATS FOR RENT. a ‘rr. buteber. laundry. te peddier, furniture COMMU NION photo, best In the olty; $2 dczen, 100. Post-Dianatec} 5“ — oo v; family of two. SOL) Vernon 6v. tichard Garton, 4217 Fairmount av. and recelve | RUTGER ST., 1119—One nice, large furnished front 14 Words or Less 10 Cents. advertising wagons; also tight truck When Studio, 1631 Franklin av: open Sunday. ’ — me NOUSE Gin WANTED—Girl for general house- “ward; no questions asked room; with southern exposure; all conveniences —— , a spring atake wagons. John Tobinka, 1406 N. Tth l FLAD AV., 3660A—6-room flat; bath, attic; four): - - ; VEHICLES—For ale closed doctor's stanhopes, glade ay. HORSES, ETC.—For sale, fine surrey or trap horee; three sets harness. 2023 Eas- Cr ‘hw yy as es . i ; Gl {TLS “Its : | 4 a> 3 7: ‘ or Vac Peo] » TT) - ‘ . . cl Tl En V\ ANT me Trimming cutter and lining (ew ™ Ane: Set oy ~ be te ples ggg ye — WwW k loo W t TRelle phi. ENVELOPE! A 8 ay envy elope, containing a; SIXNTE : = Hi ST.. 114 S Front rocm: furnished for i car lines; open. Apply S658A. , eae nnd’, a & fine shoes. Desnoy ers Shoe Cn., On ee ete tN . ; 4 mom HOUSEGIR!. W ANTED—Youn a’ eh girl. large sul noney: eT of cesta ts al . liberal hanrse} ep ing: $2.25 per week: one at $1 My. ee : . . open stanhe pes, trapa, pneumatic tire bike wagons, cas av ; | te nesist with general housework: at once. 4001 reward, . See SIXTEENTH ST... 8286 Mek i asi Soi FLATS—Montgomery und Coleman ats.;_ three runabouts, surreys, patk wagons, buggies, spring " a - ; Orernr " ~ i . aug 5 aan % - sareo " boca P ; - ; a _r = : . a fiver Sie Vinne de maiK- at} , . ‘loset: wate »o* > ‘ “y Stake agon 7 : ¥ . MAN WANTED 4i00d all-around colored man for Hi EGIRL- it wanted to do hous work vs I tu It ax HATPIN yst, hatpin, with a spreadi: 1g ‘ry: nicely furnished front rooms, $1.25 to $1.50 pees uate aie tit & Tth at. me doe Sacer ath weet - suas tar iad og: SS ae house and outside work; bring references 4512 house and dining reom work; can give first-class ; a . : ; earie . ‘orest Park or on Liniell: lib- ee . , oat . Cornet & Zeivig, *. ¢'D Sf, all work guaranteed for one year against defective West Pine. side door. _ , ror. reference Cull 2240 Cass av. ! pps “PUIRL WANTET—Fxperienced girl for gen- ete tray 4114 Delmar bl , ane He Fa ~~ - material or workmanship. Deeds & Maniey, 50S . ‘ Le : ral housework; no washing or froning. hase 0 damage wt aciar yxrnallbat ENTIT ST., 143974 N.—Two second-floor come | FR aah te aa o: sunapann Eaaaees hh Ba . > : . ‘ : ; . . : . > ’ - f ° i 1) come - ti] ] y ; : vas ce : 5 ar cet | BARBER WANTED-—A good barber; steady cog 0 CM ¥" oe - anted, n oa seagen ae gener ~- Uuse- | bington av Hi RSE Straved, from King’s highway and Del- letely furnished connecting housekeeping rooms: - Te o cal hie | po te : te rig A og nme ‘ - Marke wt er i sinall amily; go nohe nig ifs; near nney _— — ° rey ‘te? “ee mary oay norke ti one vhite ata ‘ ' e o ) ( * € ‘oo . ng wt * Bt : = P — “etsy ot , ‘ iy . : and Vandeventer; Wages $14; answer for 3 days; | HOUSEGINT. WANTED—Girl for general house- ee ile marks. R ce He 5067 Del mar bL. e and _ | ‘ Ms ae “ re a a ve cheap. Key 1443; Suburban cars convenient. MUSICAL. . ’ , : : = ~} ~ . = saair " - Vy P “ve ‘ ' aah er. ‘ ‘ L09N AY 415A-417 S (‘hoice nunppe ] , ” Apply 618 8. Broadway. : | PAY 7 ee ieee .| GARRISON AYV., 410. a, ipper an 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. - HoOUSHEGIRL—Wanted, a nice place to live out, to] HOUSPOIRT WANTED—A good girl f l ¢ VANDEVENTER AV., 7ISA N.—Near Delmar DL; lower 4-room flats; convenient neighborhood; low | - “— ° od : . ‘ec Ce 1 . ' ° ' > ’ ‘ ‘ : ‘ pe tere £ i ‘4 ; / . xt large } . : 7. « ° mS ore ‘ ole , . 9 . » «@ _ A. ” ° , j * corn? os OF ; : , | ‘ FO r genera Hii 2 yee last, lat orse;, ag . -fore p “ nicely furnished front room; all conyv.; reas. rent. | ESTEY pianos and organs excel in auperior. tone, > ae apes touch and finish; the Estey tone is the sweetest BOY WANTFI> A boy to work tn bakery. Henze’'s Assist in bousework; aged 17. Piease call at) housework: good wages 5456 Chestnut st eft hit foot navel: liber: Girl for 2 sneral h — Le ’ - oy) ve rew aml if returns d to An- rooms for light horns kx eping: reasonable: all con. ST a E RDIN AND A Vy : 3002 Three-room flats; $v. 3 v16 Olive ot, = HOUsSEGIRL-A German girl would like to have an work; no washing; good wages. 2915 Benton s ry nn we Rroadwar. third floor K ee} & Cc 1112 (Chestnut st ‘ Stet AT mK ry WA NTED Cjood (,erman boy to learn marble easy place for housework or as nurs girl. Please HOUSE IRI WANTED C ; ' ard : ; ° : oe —. 7 nae ; WASH ST : TSO rurnished rooms for honsekeep- »Aeeley td. ‘ ! 3 a ; nee {tit Sle Al, b - Colored bey to aselet with n al oo llamas hal , : arr —. mes STIONI 1’ lost, a gold stl kpin, arrow head; with ms sited ca vores . 1 Wil PTIER © 1 = aA A SD 1320-4 rooms, a - — 7 . ; ; ; ’ : 4 i 1 ae Py . . ‘4 ; - ‘ fe »)] P is nie ‘ wey f 7 ‘ r f "Go " . ¥ : ‘ aiiiee i 9 | o . rg . } i eb =| h ‘ “ . ' , » - , housework, S8TS Delmar bi) . Tet GUT, WA N 7 D Girl to do general house- | rat umend reward If returned to Son-| wacuiIngGgTON AV., 2622—Neat, clean rooms; | ad floor; hall, bath, gas. ipanry closet, ete.; § MUSICAL, kaperenced vocal teacher desires " on a term. reasonable (‘ail or address iss HOUSEKEEPER Sit. wanted as housekeeper, by ond , a Widew: experienced cook; either w lower rj} Work. 3045 T! = OCOOKR WANTE))—Man cook, at & Locust at. ' + he vt home; suburbs preferred, M. W., 6724 HotUsPGIRL WANTEI>»—Girl for housework and. ThOUSERS-—Lost, gray trousers, between Chamber: armaduke ; eooking $222 West Belle p! ' arn olier, Saturday night, reward. 2204 N. . : ony)? : DISHW ASHER WANTED—A man dishwasber. 1058 a nee oe ieee” | ! “rel ee ’ bag acer pat? srg EIR EATBO, COC, WEUTE | N. Taylor ay Het on IN} vr a Ft ae ge yn as rome) cocks HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- inet a nished 2d-story front; every convenience. 56 Weeds oc Lass, 46 Coun - : : : ‘ r oF “ i ow s at mily or Ww . sh rer ’ at ‘ COO v ' | k 404 Ii: +’ at . . . . *f . . -= * ~~ , “ : ; — —— = P > . “> * ¢ , ’ ° * DISIIW ASHER WANTED Van dishwasher. in res and seamutress: best ref. 2808S Locusi at ! Found. WASHINGTON. A \ . 1703—Furnished FOOms, steam HOTEL REGENT— Europe an; i4:b and Chestnut: r ae os “ , Gen ft fo ror piano; cost t $900; taurant 1040 N. Taylor av ; sae? . he girl "| HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general heuse- | , _.. | heat, bath: newly furnished; gents only; $1.50 first class; every cone ulence; two entrances. went sn Rta hott ate _— ~ ere na HOUSHGIRL Situation) yw anted by girl for house ork in family ef twa S586 Foleam av. | DOU—Found, on June 6, water spaniel, with 11- per week and up K inl och c 75 ’ at pest workmanship guatentecs . ten Dt i LERK My AN I hl) A co Inpetent drug ele rk. work and | urse | WASHINGTON AV... 1513—Nice front Toom and - ANIMALS HARNESS MAKER WANTED —Apn allround } HOUSPKERPER-—S!It. wanted br competent house- 7 77 Te ; ' | BUSINESS hall room; reasonable and respectable 7 NPS: : ound harne &. ‘ LOUSEGIRL WANTED—Nice German girl for gen- , , : maker. 300 Broadway, Fast St. Louis. HI -” . “ny r in pens s house, ae hae “ a small | eral housework 2491 Laces at ' | ca Wena : Cente \ ASHING TON AN °0°1_ Dont parlors; also in FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT. 14 Words or Leas, 20 Cents. TT a ; ° - lldren; ge reference 3527 Linde : m1 ' _ : ' » Ve —_—- 7, See : ' , aay since a yg ey WANTED —Horseshoer; first-class | a ' | HOUSEGIRI WANTED—White girl: general house-| BUSINESS CHANCE Exceptional mportunity: | _ =e rooms; handsomeiy furnished. 14 Words or Less 10 Cents IDini—Por sale, St. Bernard dog; correctly marked, han. oor man r of ‘Tie , ~ , I SeEG : Sift want “l ’ ) om Tore ‘ ir] to 10 ‘8 ae r Lam n ‘ ri, pet ni ous - > - - A | *PL IGT onport ni? ~ 7 ~ - 4445s ‘ . neton at patch. porres ad. A 100, Post-Dis Toe: plain cabking: in smal}l Saale: please wos call at once. 922 .N. 16th-st Soy Se res half interest and office positlon, pro WASHINGTON AV.. 1516—-Small roome for genta, | CASS AV., 2750--Plat of two rooms; furnisnped for - ninemeemees ~ eal On) (iambl: HOUSEGIRI, WANTED~Pricht Wo! n fo Motil a tel is ipers manufacturing enterprise ; $1.25 and &1.%0 per week buousekeeping; $> and $10; other roome. LMM yS ‘ we. 3 beautifal St. Bernard pupe. a HOSTLERS Ww ANTE D Two first-claea hostlera llend _ reneral “ ee wr - wie N ? - Ome! c moneys cures experebee unnecessary ; inves- | ; : . : te ©) memes eee eee ae see ome — lAamiy, Texarkana, Tex 1122 Chestnut st ', HOUSEKEFPER-—Lady wants sit. as housekeeper — 0 tat a nc tigate. d | 97, Post-Dispatch W ASHINGT ON AY., S300—Nen ly. papered rooms; = > oo : , “n ee or companion; would be willing to travel. Ad. T |) HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A good girl for general | == cee : single or en suite; conveniences, gents or house- mQ LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. LARORPMILS Ww AN’ KID on laborers, at Newstead an, boat Dispatch. housework 884° Flad av BUSIN Ss WANTED keeping: coeap rr mt , et 1 4 nt GOLD AND SILVERWARE. ES . . orusa « ASS. 6G elise, 5 WASHINGTON AV., 2229—Alry. cool, nicely fur- ns 14 Words or Lesa, @ Cents, yo inciuced Maok Bul'ld- — t WARRANTED solid gold spectacles Gtted to St. Louls t lenfeld’s Y i oa i OK Pe feld's, 41 md 421 N.. Broadway southern exposure; gas, hot bath, filtered water $1.00 up av eT & on Litt) Foaiclid av. - HOTELS. IANO—For sale, $185 buys fine Steck apright pi- ane evel at & Son 71 h and Locust and Lindell ave picks and eboveis f , ‘ ' os irnished > . ond weges * HOUSFKEPFPER- Sit. wanted as housekeeper for ‘CEA IR? —_ . eg ae a . bachelor or widower by competent lady who wilil gy ood eete? aie . nr aaa WANTED Nuresegirl, for stmail fam- ~~ oarcers, on account Of 6k . ‘ | - - MACHINERY. ~ LAUNDRESS—Woman wants gente’ washing and 5°00 Morgan st lin av 14 Words or Leas. 10 Cents. | AMERICAN LAW AND ADIU STME NT ASAN ; ogg ee up awnings. Apply 3833 mending and family washing to take home or go y RI INE on : cood paying business and lo. BOARDIN rade lich ; ‘a tn qe | 220 Pozzont Bidg.. 21 Chestont; divorce and it Words or Less, 20 Cents, Sor *inhbardt. out 1424 Morgan et TOUSKGIMI, WANTED G “ > Ho FOr sale, ge va. ; . } MING ay living sione won iItke a couple lama suits a specialty; copsultation free; t ————— TS . Ini, WANTED—Girl for general hous eation; bargain if sold soon Ad. B 9, Post- of gentleman boarders; location west central. Ad. | U mr os Wanted. ; - : « P » MAN WANTED.A good, reliable man, to work in|) LAUNDRESS.-Wanted, by a good colored laundress, work; small family 2025 N. Newstead av Lis Ht lin I match . Post-Dispatch , , _ city. 2751 Franklin av. washing and troning, to take home or go out. 1412 ‘SBormr ste? 3 MIVORCES ebtained quietly and promptiy; med- “1 ‘toe : _— oe >. + ‘ gk, to ‘ ‘ ae gay } kab ingeasipe ie ~ house - RUTTER RUSINBSS—For aale. retall butter a CLARK AV... 2715--2d-floor front and other rooms i pn ens adviee free® damage suite bandied pe b gree Ps tee sas is per day: : Gates @ ; _ same hess, clearing &) per week, immediate possession. with excellent board: $3.50 per week. romptiy: open evenings. Centrai Law Bureau, > at oe ry a , - ; a fis }-20 laborers, tomorrow morning; Mary Madden, S2O0OA Washington av ; GROCPRY—For sale, grocery; good place. 842 etcry rooms: excellent board; all conveniences; THER COOPER DETECTIVE SERVICE CO., 819 board and odging furnished Jefferson Barracks P HOUSEGIRI, WANTEI-A girl for genera! house lowa av private family and S17 Carieten Maliding Legitimate detective STEAM CARPET CLEANING, _work st reduced rates: incorporated. 14 Weeds of Leas, 20 Centa. --—- MAII)—Sit. warted as maid or nurse; good sear ev." » : ' "I wv a th ” ork sali hio ay LA NCHROOM—For eale. good paying lunchroom. | EFVANS AV 3622.-Neatiy farnished large room saan = —— MEN WANTEI)20 grantte povers, on Grand and irees, S816 Laclede av. ceeeeees 08 © O'Clock 0. on NULSE- Sit. wanted by colored nurse, chamber HOUSEGIRi, WANTED—German girl for general 6113 Easton av.; inquire at Dewey's Bar wilt furnish breakfast; private familly CARPETS tak H and = — “*’ = “vw : . . CUCSTe ‘' » SS he i. ; ©” Home h 7 “as . acai ‘ , . aseu U cit MEN WANT K1)~-20 men, at once, at Jefferson Bar- maid, in hetel, or «hambermal¢ in family Ad euneweres 9° Rome Bigete aye Was ot RESTAURANT—PFce sale, restaurant; “i location; | FINNEY AV., 4107—Reoom and beard for ladies in TO EXCHANGE. —_ mypir Sata a Tracks, for ezcavation. J. L. Sehwetteer. Y O88. Poet. Dispatch. SOU ERSIBIs WANTEI>)-White girl for general cheap rent; owver has other business. S2 bome of widow and daughter; house modern; home 1¢ Words or Lees. 2 Cents. ; Lacas. Main 1131; Minin ' , ousework,. 907 N. Leonard Franklin av comforts: refined and vate. mnsnntiniianiiaieaan one. So a ._ | RESIDENCE WANTED—To exchange, limited num-| PNTERPRISD sTRAM CARPET CLEAN he WANTED— Young men. os ~~~ +y~ cata- NU RSE—Wanted, by gentlewoman, with cape , POE ee me oe bee “ol we tea rber trade in eight ence, to take charge of deran or inva pa- | HOUSPGIRL WANTED-—Gin, about 14 yeare of | STORE-—Por sale candy, ice cream, cigar and soda | FINNEY AV., 4107—Room and beard ‘for gentie- ber mining shares. baving Sized market value, a ; Matied free, Moler Barber College, ifes tlentg A No 1 references. A tating al. age, to assist with general housework; 3 ip fam- store; price $50 if sold by Wednesday; investigate; | man; home comferts; house modern; in bome eof residence with modera couvenieaceg, Ad, weet | - ou ary, F 0, Post-Dispatch. lly; 8 | pales, be 1821 Fraoklia wigow and daughter; refined and private, bez 62- . wburben car. 4814 Fountain ay, “to $? per day. ay, x btn ey ee a me ee a is ae nl = er viene 485: a ea et ie 4 eae ane “ae PM Hy _
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Pri ime , Be n _ iy = ie Pr ark, a ” ine litte day INAI re (° of fr nig 7 VW yf }* Ob inten. 68 oso5. at-Ty _ ‘ addr oe Py iii a | } nn rt hk oe " Pe en fi Pe. ..- o4 en cea I PERS Mapatch. aa Mon- fF landge, 12)2° A rs “Ww ONAL §s g his pred RAM 19% tr Cree ae i(raee { lvate ” Om WAT ery at trin ! e Fi a 0 . Hire C ‘ ti . la . . ae? ad or ! t* iff € h ER sh and 4 lin — j ‘ 4 ‘ AG hi 674 = r vos J : reall if ’ far ar. i.t¢ paid BO = price ge e G 4 ? | » Tri at) ca asi r Ts . im Ti tai ~ oO ¢ Ss irr Letir i for 7 pa t Ta N 217 Jur _ di go C ed . By alo ty “+ } j? » MIT } ary rre? ity ist ‘ hes TL - id in al le ine 9 lo Gav j Ao 9 Ww. \ 1! Wy ; 2 ue J Us mer lalf-cal ES ] Ea ° ny 8 3X7 I2 se iTaQ7Z | FF. fa ’ ' , " forg > Fn ate eh gail . . r fis sti ac; J . iu = 44 rhe, = revtilde i wraduat rean at. ” BI having en, amber WAN TED .. Inclined ly Is Quit $1 a3" Fton 22140 Juls Une. Tle CiDe $105 et frm; N P ‘ in? @° . 7 o , : ee II . ea)l pty er Re! : e B . hwes? " 4, ORT a n: T oh [rR Ga } . d Oo a\ ' - t. > om s “oOo 6. 4 It oe ar nog ich Late ul’; & s A Ug eo ef lhe ‘* ul . iin Dolce x. on ] f a " ’ ; a ; > rr Ee ’ ! ‘ t] «= er » Tr . ] ’ o ' 4 " 7 . +! pe ‘ 1] »’ tt, - Lab Vewy - . hes 4 be rm oe we a » , i Ww ‘Tee te wil) sheaen ® Are Re the Gai ish- No. 2 Us me ate Osta a bh A HISky 50 per s aaitel FE , barrels ‘ mn on | tol vr mm « Veok ns ~') MI , - Mai aR ein, age The mo ins + 5Ge iWwes June - MAP Y arre] . PAeat » 4%c; Iaritiew nae ° “ Ena heownte ladieal SCELL ~ ‘Dn and eR beine tender ved Rere! . RYF t. $1.80 . ; ‘Se ty spe f for mtr Mat . atleo« : ae Cle nee ! re + lowe’ nn : in A 4 ———— ‘Fal ’ ) A tr? ZK go f eney - AN Ts’ ° : Bhip ‘ipts ‘se ¥ : Se gO . ga) GAT or h rior : os rae in tr sete ure! mre a pt Yate bh ‘ EDISON '4 Wor \NEOUS ——— lon sts o> bullish ee bp the sari EXCHA ‘ Seles case _ al a: HAY ept., pr RGHUM t- Salon wines to $4.50 ae Iso F i. tye , th ee, ’, OMe . . ‘is , _— a me . i er * ‘ iy . Si me o) j 4 . ° ~M r > ° . — ’ " ‘Pen tin Ms a) ae ieee, “yf © ee 2 Pom nee a. MP = T Less FOR SA ae > - Liver» tien” sae t irly ‘market was Ju from ec mothy, sry eon CC“ Or In demand per 1D; mapl Gr utur j tiery - rOerrs ‘ , Ta are Otter. here ARES a . Je ‘“ Ow) ‘MM *» th wort, , ‘ Was ne ‘ im &¢ ) al : war , bre 1 ite” , t ’ LAr ' me Mtr ‘ te "te ; bevel : hasin “ts cont ASE wp fiptis ons: Qualte MeoRe OM r {CURR r gal na vi Bou deort = Hy © en} as me et " Anti.) e. @] st-Dis mm; oO «00 FE . : Loqi% ufture sien for be ¥ ad ty,” al @ ‘oO. | ixture. $7.5 ades fr $104 fair; Worry $1: RN—s 7.5 ope—N ER—C eo LOR ion 7 ght : ng « 1 front ll at o- owl] F MALLALTT (FAS Mon iPctiric patch ake Ll hme The . ac Cb - — for roth Valiced “ STRAW » $8.5 VON frm “aii ; fc HIT $1204; Scare . VO. | Count ‘ D 8 gin and ; T sr) ontin om ‘ oT" rank! (Atpn a and poly r fan: . an on 2 al;) bull ligher arte r cary Wheat ‘ RR Www MIS 7% - . owing selliy T car > RFE 1) " ve Q , $1 ™ ry ra 4¢ —— .B . WwW sold ES emer! aly ” Par in av pri ele ri : Che er. | : ee sh than ate tn t an Cc AN § he sesso re, \ gK to ¢ ng 4 tloa -AN per to nd OO; N gs. } — L Ss WI e f eal - t - k ; ’ s tric im { en r} »« ad m an pene . ane nid AST Sac at, ae ‘ » col OP d lots | s— ot No ; = R are 0 ! q ne a gas ty Mrs. My Tt? hoe hd SAI EK Globe ‘ axtures . 4 OO Ml oaen ba yee Bow. best. 7 . 5 De cae al 1% ' wal f vie. I rT BE a Bs. 50: rr ~ ss S7ia@7z bi “ar | boope PER t. E of } Market st arm; accord . 2. an [> gtmere z ———— SING & ES with te nae ry he o ADE 901) ee opera. Sn:0 ne i andel ie brs Market “* wdeo. ae eral of the Sk oe ANS moos ye. $ OV. ea) ‘bhie tea eee ead ing Alera eceipts 4.% Balers, > he : °- ‘ 3 § ’ le aD ‘ he ° er + O Ce ’ an ’ ma " ea ~ at we ; fa!) DIPS i fea oon . %. Daniel F M1 N. 12ty 1047 ON agp of aan ae ir position wR Re et was GRASS Sj Etaden. in ube. 20°120"" & OA 15 ic: le per gal least ts, Waic mec’ ther bs ipts, 1300; $4 STice ie ‘te Pattle—Re. | ; bet S,Mo. a le, ad os, , frie one Regutnt iF. Me 12th i stor ie m ac t any oo selon m, ey T were hg som rian ~ SEDs y and aaa Lefeesees 2 80412 in | 400: ITONS EE ones er ota ne No. ] - nas, ARKE paantech ar to a 85 sa | : ne My Woman's’ ee 5S 14th t ~eehan , PheasO vase of count of th fet oc mint gn on le e More; AE DS—Gern i nc $ 290! ,H winter ED or’ See mas t 12¢; nt ate Se lower S | WIF Pnem's Sten ) nee ith neve and one pend Pabteen™ ut of ti . eis was er. sced | eles. a Reserpine sires 17 sof: ONEY_ rel} O1T ar jot Ww at 6G more =c; N § — wer. | . fou IPE 'e Sfedinnt lin, st , are Cc eta Ph cma. on siightle te eitiheck oon 800 ee German ‘millet at i OG air Psa tga 7—St ® 64e; ™ Cr y y: 41 nd roRe edilea! a reg a fri . ( p ° har! , al equer of 1 tly } lack ack mi quit Mm ry t ‘@7 ~chagf lmoth miler’ 23°43" , | Ca strai omnh 44e- imme ¢; boll of 1ICAG EL 3 Ch M! fer in? a af Ham end { Sa dl es A : Semme’ ane the valtty of ¢ wot . a AXSFer at fans" let at $i. 20 2 3 . aso Ripe. - Fy r yell ed crane 0. —. E am . RS ~ eatery Ceisator ti ndeea. | les | er 3 Lit pede. oppor ante, CO be e SEE ann. at $2. $1 0g? os Baan, 2 ite, ae. a EO Mt a R b Dy land dur! *. at ed SToc d unt Mm quite ran; ortun! es nn ex- I “D—N > poor! 0): +: 2 05 AQGING r ex whit, “5c. | 39e : ee tos ine 12 ae erc lhent: : wre on] ing iffa), neve IN: 1: nN ° ! me if ] nar ize, Nities re, «] s the A RD : ori wrivy - Bre le Hun 0 gard . 7ING Ib h! tract . hite , whi hie , Sees) as "ss - T om - tre : heft Rr) : Nn tron) copnfin it), . “ai : 2th ofo Pestive line ° row after th offer Ow to mark POR 4 Choi P nally %) . Clean . e heaton at en 1%-; ’ A A ee ed, in 104¢121 te, mh ail ah Signs Wheat n exe! . mer ine its tre fore Ty , ie , nement and P * 5 72 Onn wint over fir ed, take et DR K \; ice, $6 ROVI = 1.77 ed origi me | be “if pound , Tl bb] oar The 4 Thing Sorbir rhe . mark temen ce. ’ ant egy! Voline Tiveat 1] 9408 , j Lo . 0 apr 1 Om er w Imen St few As ; ads ele; ys Cw 70: SIONS Zinal r po Iron at 77 | A a Ss. 38 Per Ib: and ft} Was ied he Nort et , t an hoard 8 fre parity c i ® hor “423 8 Home Cust S *, Jt Ng pip hea tf Te W itr a ¢ ear ; ALT 12. ; pri NS und cot ‘4c; 2 Ste Moc: , vex ne ¢ me ede tes hal on. Was dy Os lee ome : . | « : a(S wl 1 Indi t vie port rade on- B ribs 8) ime ; ton tiec. po: ady a y pe To porte erat) st on vher ne hef Oth DA ts | OOO eet idie Fleid Iw es, > ACORN , oe iwi) » 86.87 ties ound + Ra se Cone ‘Seir P dan d atl on. reue pe Me ea . EA ; . NE eat ee arahtesa: s— ore ¢ » | EN mW NC Bn dh. aer per ated to 322 duces me. fra _s Nain ders, 6 ‘O7ly . $1 e+ 8 gai j widered toe th ak gee Now Thi ‘ey ae Gg olicit T . . Mit om, f all try teed aM confi doy ord ING - re. his Ps, « reen by raed LOM e ti Short ” ciea Clic: = . 30. Ke: 9 ng, July red | bie, ‘ re ithor Ss te vas of rai yo Cc and { is 7 pati my he ny ne. for vour 2 0 ——— ren is suey itage the bin 1e REEP ae orde r si LC: ext — He ; 21 per Y Ope hii The port nr 3 rriter atil} n, S ur OR Dp ii ‘ r me te nm ; irse] r I » . - r fatie on Rxes e. - Mi . uM) . pro : LEE ‘ ne re idee w Pe hye Sea pe em? 4°pe to _ n iis] ge a yy acles Ory thi i ’ t ord N Peas I r wr nts | on) e fe rme: ' w Ay elf we j ize tiwse dat: aft ‘ | » ay bu s Str \ oa he ra p tw poun ius wl . 3 } ver vere ue ‘ t} oc er gular’ ("A rit in lator ond ; und 7 at } %. 20 a of as a yi i. reyx » fre UGA Mess lear rel | c. shor LA Cc wine qd eas ie, wesy ut | nmen | © nt ate nis ks 8 fo . : Mi ar! ties: LAy e109 me hus and for ay Mneing lan} Ce The [ the upped eld ¢ anid rt vm GRE. R « . $8 Mhe. T ots—S t. 6% ap Ie 0 » & sine and {in | lc] tw nt re atie » Pr r an 7” ' . a* « 14 ~~ # “Wee ds i nig} i” Magen’ nts fi me ut ed of 2 are mr LEASE URR 50 , The Sh ec: Rone. 2 . . and Se a nis. low “3 e por Tous : ovi ya I Now La te and ° gv afe. INS Dts very h’s . ree orth Drese Jun 244 ea ie SF. KT) per eo? auld . . IAN - idee Nj , f: ] I r} » mi er te ao i an slo mo Cor > ie ho on 919% it Pos > iH ; y We Acs Teed te weet ent i are (nM 12. ‘ Pack if bhi: ? ele . lors, 7 On, ‘KET Bd 'y. price llowl: a om ilrute > Whe iluer | OO. "oe n un , contin 3 i en #. eat . op 3 Olive mat et or AKD) = edne Academy — a. his . cont inn sete: North . and mea g LEAD ma ’ Bere a nae Palton,. $0. Te; o Ordinary me 1 Guiles : by © back, ne the ening — te unchanged intluen aa sonia S$ or Cc rt , Runrantead mienlete *", erms. 2305 hal} erential a | Saturday Fas Spr in’ conterc'= ° buries mae mR den ac. SPELTE! 20443 Ror AND yell, ‘ue’ = —_ food ond and weat! othan "cae bulge ton joie a. at T2% SPONDE : no | f. r antee ifbyerl Olute its ona vod § ant yf nings: ePYVel! Mtinn rday . i misth) ters Mir Jing w TuDp , Pp d ? ER {3.821 é ND llow “a*- 00, Lov ord} "ee es unc) Bots er | fs *al) v e di , longs ® to (te ¢ 2 NCR > _ mat d ear ray ; prot privy ~? M r : for re S, iinng - 1@ he . ¥ and by ie ff tr inea vhea im f) a.n- $4 3t01 ». SPE » 20° 5 a 2 nary sees nanger ta gs vie. ¥ t u thu ay proti T e so ‘ser lon uw } rngre r ti ite } in ke ' on? priy i . | li . er % - " tod: r or t! aded Polis . f at iif dr deo 4 > ‘LTFH , whi! Midd - idd)j . » *e@e-s 1: 62 J i] x and ; iv : 73% » ca galn 7 # Lic : nan free: mel . irr on 4 hotne 1 ate les Smeg elect a Some “3 le bet? qui ‘san hig) routl ; a HR. ite, (Ox ling Mme cette eeeeeee sales ‘y de the Tedle oo Used fore eats G ) - TR MRS and i FO rang, egulaett an eg tla IN \ ts ee Tuesday informal (ay, bee nt P efter ta he me # other’ we } is ‘ ON T — Se. Mica midd] ie a he ox atl c SM tgs 3 6, . nt te og» De kota be of , t t _— fo} ] the 30 ~ OND - ’ - RIDGE ne h ID on tr, re ~~ ae iis TYP . sventer Pg pm we pee Py pe wane ae eered hd cin aie ee oa oe WRE HE STR “ngwe faire pak. Sees , "ee e@ a So ** fa, a 7 9-16 snd . ts oer oan ie rs oom aowets polnt a De + N FO and Me ‘ "Ine uy i] . s, t/ ile on sa © ‘opted ean E y ‘D ng; feady © in - ere show ter ft) ere | fi oo pe - oR i? a Selinger S 1 ce Week yulnot as, | wre - nbles — lofi " Mi ie an aler " Uu 0 t Helo ne f wal Wl oor ow i". LE 14 WwW Ww ; Some LOOK Kar of Ii ers ne - r £0 r 3-¢ RIES —satea E Wesco -vessceccsdeeeses tana -16e kK a h ve of ¢ reste we uene rhe ds @ ‘a R 7 os MR » i ; ~~ evar and 2° I = ; Te Ww, RI Nn ne “lo ISAK tt] ; WN ope Or food gal! ‘ Ra Sn A, Higpesemeretiies re g 7. nd «4 po Col ers re ice s tock m S inl be ite on "” ri “ ) iH , rds t oy fs . r ) Ss { e ere fh- a shy i var fiecpt)? ff a? ° 18, 00 008k ve Saewends ’ l¢ . “iter ml rte nUry i ay. ho . i e 5. u . " ll ag rT Hoch. rh me ; ode. “y 7m 202 lies’ : i ly BRe 10 the . served e Mos to- PR Case order and 72 corr ; anged Net - OUSE x WE, ow ~ PE g c ally . “ome rere re ” 8, ag: Mir ecelpt to of 5 . _— ited at 2286 W Smith Pre pewri ent vayily a ch donee t Ni - Most of 4° “ACHE hy fe. eel unas ce wet Fecel SE sTATry bite 8% pelline en of then eens sine nneapolis son ae in all r. oO : strictly ee - medicine bas. TYPE and ‘a ala 8. RS id bene +E pre orthwe help of und Es. ale ie ‘Sua oe om St ioedioe STATE ” “ lene oe neh rem ed fr t Bo4 ti oo rit! j ¢ _ DR. W tly cont infants if" ' Ine, Weat | cee WRITER upwards, Remin nas re ba oe advan today. a: and al report on I und quotable. in Te > charge cy grad ANA | Noe chines ae 4 —Sae T the eud the n whiek Dako Fyne Dakot ee Inst . “approved y sale oral boade 4 itle AR , ' enti if and } m nr s . ~ Ogtor ¢ te a Td > Ke PA. i } . at = é mnt . “uiTfes ‘ w ‘S8 Crnt ? in "*"xae ‘ ] 1/8: . ; Vet shi , bent cea SS ’ . a SUY.- ODA ed I . Wwe Ti . rt Jy . ora ? epnit a n sea olj . Write men 3 t]) - al, , des durin hont) . Ra Ser 1, C ent . in 4h, . TR era 7 e of r; ady | heat 4-hae Als utes peck stock 40 an Gro itp 8 tod Sept. ae 10 Y Ch 4° Over arket r vy de . The er he nd M St satera : Ps in 15On 2215 lred * rled Ss fi nd uv ond -y all ry ¢ the « ae she gan. The an ain w To ( aske abar at K be of per g | OF o6 pannien ee ay By. 1 sy: but © corn ; ve recoy cline se rT avy, @ in- - Lo o BEF © 5 trouble Wa 5 Olive cal ‘_- rT $5: Ip; a sand gTaphs and WM iS%e he d af vould ing woece , eehte’ o 4: xes ¢ Ron ay ote. celite taan Sidhe vee Dd a 43-18) t femmes ms sterd vered ed to TRer rs vs Cape Be uls eater sh! ive l o The ; goo £0 ty . to 7 nand ils 4C. 727 futi ter d hel ce ked rate ece| to Rn at 25 “I col \ Gee pts to e Se as 49.855 son | the eSPor iarke ay at 7 arti » 601 7: is ¢ a3 nto Gold nes (i>: Ringe’ ex fret ngetos at r Tr | ge od n ¥ypewr'l nally os — Potn tice lire an) groin: Pp Ipts om as Pipts hae av f IOP | rTOSs eipr day pt eos feed ~/ " big led et w t 73t tially fil Ase St n Co 3 6 mn os an merle I _ . ‘ De Ww &Tvice lac ter b ans \ 4 * A and t t} ‘ ° ° old a ng t, cl Z f and ir dull ag . to ; and Gro shi -. = «] . p - I : = 4 a the m wi na str ’ a, iy Ps =a id | tainaged Te ys 350. t tl = and Stock shibenaeae ‘tod Sept. 1.. : 175,223 ie how a ith alaerity ear! —_— ine oe sp mores Pandi oe “AK YS doze © ey i or | cn” o th at 74a oe. on re dr slig) Take wy étahie tos d less a H.. ane nee | Pe haat say er” TRO) _ ae. aoe y off rad ng A, ¥ wi a ad ri a n We ih 7 n lee all E Be , % mak Tee le . ‘ ‘\ a ae wf id . re rivet > ac r 4 e ie and PRS cor ‘ a nh } s! . P 3 7 ‘) 122 ‘ er e,] de > i t vit) e Cc nci nts’ g a ukiue oN, M res or LD : 208 N es t celipt ”, t 27 se daha Pped " at SPRire nom! hs ). mnditi pe land nee Gane io] 409 Dn , at 2m nas was Clie he 1 Ww Sch o., Dal a %. vig Oss your ante] Ssulta UC N. ‘ar- Oday pis oo ae epter » an to tp ct $ trey Nine ardiy Mis fon 4 LIVE Sepe. 1. 1 ar { re ON: libera fai diy reac hea bu Ipts ist y rs, 3 Min (4%e ith, celpt 1 S165; an 3-gall lieht er 4-1 peess Jur S close upli in ] ” 7.439 91 Lee. Mai tae 2» ear to ; don ned 7 4 J seph a undi antee rst =t f hi it « rt — tole fre a ge an 20 3 i ¢ ©0 of year as © nea , wer pts 471 ° fri on ht sal ask ne «a oOserd ands lime 4 S18 was s ws Pp te : M and os _ Me. £ Fu ng 5 4, Kno wpecs = mee | and kidnes OM s |} ost. for Wishe vents | Of in par whe: om Polis 74ue Bn Can = m & Aug rt } ’ @s ' SoOhd S of ¥ ves } Mm 6OTeé in ft RAT im Cit nt 5 rer mo i ’ - | Stor 4 , , Ree ia , ©. 7 ‘aS j P pa, ; "or - 7 . . i) ’ > : . ; o7e ws » a . . ; ‘ ‘ ‘he “me he ‘ - On ¥y y P . y 4s. powe vir ist ’ ) thys >; oF at Tes ! for the est geCuUr WOtlne | nf - AST sate l u. Wheat BS as were last 17 LEY Stock wig, ‘ ion e Con ih re > b4d , apt ; 4 59-6 - a rece to “p> Vheat argely alne wh A ds ‘ Mo ark rs ice : Th) jie , er » qu me E ed nh: i mn T S} Year AB © at nurs . lox . vear A IONS ¢ 7 $6: 3 ase tion a ); \ tm] ‘ Md TT) elute =~ 4C : Ji Ky wi d j tat tkan t. L . Ge cold yours Veur ld mal te ickly en Li nd for ndivi rust bi ‘“ - Mp : oOmMps prir same al. ¢ PRI ¢ S.« ily } : Geniti with , L| + OV het la he pr 8 wer amd t} uly « th ¢ nm thy: ex o sas ouls ld 4 6s. elf 5; wri and ¢ ) suf and anma S grad dual ide.- | Same nents ired w nary dat om OR COTS. leily Y Darves iting out VE —. - and De 4 wer rovisl. e 409 then penedd allow at i -Bdi Stat rid 1-2 ee of ife f tried iffere Clal r n) cho uates instr. . - date R97 © with a polr e las $2 A NQ t Ss C _¢ 44 st, “ os $1 ST ec. outel at ti} IN s “are reae ‘ une Wing pit ort son e new ee G 6. we Ae i fae i deed oot idg., WV ol = uc. | © mer eee 876.000 bu’? ” aS no SO lites {a 4-50 Se nce ak — OCK .; igike tan he Verda maa : ted to Siat the i. Wor Elect 3s old 7 ‘ Cre miderf ec a: ledy duced ry ner e@) ande of R ; Corn Year ue O00 bu day -_ f RAN _ Culif rnia per Rn \ Nati mes 1 be lo ePmand (ls. p was » 21%6 ed at aciede th (T ric Li : s&s. x LOA 1x4 MN ¢ ul ec ample | ates. ‘NS venter an PATENTS 14 Words AND PEN nag gai Otel Salton case. ‘ = for 100 On , . rs , ALES. > Market | Tears vo a 12.—C dieses £0.77 \44i6. $0. 3: LO een p raterees - > trea 8; © y ha , Ce R OQ’ =, rE . or I Ss a | Salon emel AS 4 1e avr luch 1ee Ine hat . tr: ‘ IER 5 {IES nd a it aie eae Eee te weak ad a hg vn. \ a . 744 ash 2. de : and al se stec 5 AP tment acee 48 mol nla. TY —— Brie ENSI 58, 2 ION va July y narr weneral ne news the CALIB, -RRIES S—F1.¢ Ark B heifers’ °2002000°0007 A ia Sa dae o 3 ad RI5%e: heat: clint dieiieiees , curities. RIV t ass) aymentn-"«. . mn, 42 ONS; » WO OE Ss Was v ope row, d ral thin wit fron PI PLE eT | S—H O@1.5 ansas + gr ee , ee + Oat Pe ng No Ot and. + N ; ue , bo ‘tes. > = 4) 4 ‘ , ; . “ . ; e«¢ . ee ‘ e ; P 2 . > NA = wt) ‘ N 7 ¢ old Al EK ite d. nts; “an loan , l ( he ’ ady! nts I bid ned fn oing ere t) h the ! ( NEAP tNyi 4 ne-pr 0) pe ’ ] Devizes csc teks *s VO0 P ‘ c Ne 0 No ~ - do ~ ad 7Re: . 2 i 0, *" Jit ; j 815 goods et '9 601 cent on furn{ ‘etnut ce free — ? Necetntn ne t 38% Ittle duct, adv ANT PLEe tA own, § er &-. 17 Belle cose. ceorosiasen sats 97 tice, J HICA: 2, 224 2, 3N% 1281740: No ard wi rex] d nln - and 18; easy mak ben tial urniture st.; Ss we ; OU, ¢ pts o @eted non Suites tn ance MAI ALOUP ARS—8¢ » 8025 gal B heifers Of : A. * ~~ IA publ Sack se = wi at Nt the wen hole Dr ™~, J ‘RA > $2 lq oO= ‘ 40 , 3. 10 ¢ SB HT ott 98054 ipiednss bas 4 ih 291 he: . ug = {*] . - ih Uv. y | "¢ ing e 1 | do Mee y " Mo. | d on on | ’ ba plat . PFE . 14 Ww L N = ¢ a Oo th fox I ft to § , Ky CIF] “wag I FS per er a) ft ib eOdlep ic WN Cerny ~o-= ) Cc: “ Au » wa Ose: : , ake . he le! fa Co cay (a6 your one « lurn] tldg isine 108 AM or OT Ree and 5; car VAT aul BART “Vay > hehl $1 rate per bo 4f ers bese S¥RNee none dad 44 $11 Aug Te ic. . Ww sant a F ees mM ++] : ‘ t a 1 S28 or } d " Al ; ds Ic en | aa Cel 53 s Ww ra } mS fy Les usr; : ra rr __ at, « . ‘) t f, * doz xX. Pel Bh 9 oe Stas eres eees ‘ {) .471 + » bY - (‘¢ hea ihe Th ae : ee 1s1 .. ment pesseel. kly ure, p Tth a eeafidens 1M m not. NOTIC or Les ES m | $63.58 pts “te te ] ut Sa "lay and (“78° led ITs Ra oat 7 Montene y ste . +A. Se Re te O61 $2 bule alan “1%e “ ¢ rn—J t—Jr a2 laware & Wes «| Baa" ee) terr ®, ti Siem: fears labos nd Pi dential. “ary K t res ICKk—T ss, 20 C , | last. 4 bi oe oa cr di Were 78 Chinn we rings A wg ll me rican gales Soc ic ee TS] 4 >= $0. 7 $6.67 ept. P ain ine, 72 | Erle are & et Pek TD oy, a | Ds Us red) loa quie or _* sue al, | me ~ M pons To Cen t yea 1, as nh a ot ca Mate ate ] ‘8.4 Ca ERI drie Pc ep On ket oy ee AS Og! ) pa 67; § $11 _£ ork—J June BS TCC ; Mee ; a oar Hud rts al 244 | os ea | are 1) educi Ds nis tly: any : i? —.,. 7 lller Sible f Whor ts. Shi I’ com t pri e las npared ast mi OO se . {IFS . d ip . rage ow n -_ a aaah Soe eee Ooi 4 ”) . at} 7): Ribs. Sept eda ly June 7 211, ; Jul oe F pfd “ son : 7 17% Y we a4 *} 18 1B Cine Me ji 1g lo: ule ‘uw Proper 000 secu, — whic or # = it sam pment pared mary t yea ad wit ea> PLIC —Co! Pples. 3 revel na de le hers coor SI 948 2 ax Wes OO; Se; s—Jnone, $6.7: Lard $11 ae; J ‘J, ede) oe 8s te ‘2 ly) = Ne * 2 —~ ame tet aa at hoot rty left 4 — ee may : 8 dots te with pointe. h 2 MS lememecee”* nie oan B Soua ee en Rue } =§ st. § ept. 1e, tay, Ate wa Se .. tl Stee! Pat G an b FIN Odd re. \ in t ea 1 mon left ’ — “ave 1 ebts o cone — ate ] 4.879 1 714 nfs = 0 y Chi iment ¢ for f; 4@o vd po « €aly Be Beebe ae ao. = 440 1.29 1. 80; e $6.67 6 ari et une >: Jul sh © pf tee! ' a ] sz "ee : ‘ NANC Fellow ow he cites thiy pay. — ek: teeem oot cern: ] T ast sane 000 be POT hickas; nts, $14 fair we, 3h or. eee sea see sevteeceds 60 4 KA ; South iThas iT yas. 70 $6.7: $8.674,: | Seneral oom * 3" | 22m OOM ec of fir IAI ows’ | Yo! ity; aye pay- ——y JAME en aut racted a he o year. » COM Ml sary wer 48a 47 ATOR aw. $ ai.25 to ¢h skins TE Hives feet ose Cee BAK 4 40 S LANS hwest ». 40 ». 40; -72%; GMa | Titir wl El | a! “secu ae | Pre oe ot sldg aK ins we it; ou- PERSONA: M Sou bori; by ats 7 pared ame date Vivw C8-—- Re S1@1.25 —_ > holce. * | 24 ‘XAS mba ae so 4 OD sept SAS OITY ; wee Fla; July. | Noy, | 2¢ ele. Genres tae ze” Inte. 11h . Plane 9 Nan A SONA 7 _] zed B. . wat nark — d w ate New nls eta 25 pe es oe RANE gecaes SiN) 3 AS alaek. TY $0: “a 86 BTU ! ers er Be te ~ , ve} ‘ FIN aes bag TPere furnis th and ANCE fore lator ; NAL—La . EDICA MILLE} by sal uture “ ttle Was _ ith 563 bareal” POT onsin ink, ABLES r 6-g: 6-gal. lower cas cada Sane as Ie > mnie ne 4 BB%e Mo., i Sept. Cash so Sd % Lousy} Gener * es Ob Bs! ong INAN &. tlo bec Olive ‘ “ , c ‘ . — t. es Ss Ww ae S « OOK tri : PA ® Roe4o.. al cas ‘ ‘ - tee od = oA 7 No. § ae » du ’ —. OF 5 avi tra wae I! ‘ x t ANC! ms. -. to s live st 0.31 = aukee tae oe, free; ‘ ——=2 ll meg vere daie.® lulet a ) du rinmphs #2 ATOES te, B43; ase. 2 st Receipts. 4 - 110 6 73 a ge § tet oe ne 12 1.38; Oci fet. 1 eg & . hod “m1 ~ 1% to salaried peopl bus belnee ane’ em —4 AD! _ Wee am. Mrs" harmless ba. eceipts “on —_ and — +H fairly CNBR Hee eet 7S itove!pt * Michigan ©) steers pts, 23500; 408 6 50 whit . to # Rng ie 1 GSC Oe: 2 Wheat , FP | M tone Traction Co, : is (. 133” loa ance a peopl] using / Ved Me ployes | DIES—C - iB @68 mane) ft In pa ‘t Oat unit we ¥ stea: | “Ene loxa one or Ww ‘Ss ine Bu l ste i Seiad » Mark 6 Chole 24! hin we; NO aard uly. 65 yg K Dac ° ; >> teenel I | vusine « are Ch iy = gee in Barnes red with Iteres ady fH at Simin nek hice verees! ral I steer 2227075 7°: hee ame ice ior. wi NO. 3. G4 ane, Ste: | d aru oes ea |** os tas M4 — to } ny et ® emp! 58 le ¢t rinod. S the ithe wao ntb! ea am e 24 wit) t St estin ¥ to-/ lb IRSE 1@i Noe te te sing: . ~ Suntiort Lie ary timcs or. ‘sh 3. 64416 _ \ Phy o pf - 2 1x4 ‘ re} a rT stofT wok k im f loyed he ] 4&4 i! send bes ster’.« . = y re e dat Car th 338.6 Li £. w ol SERA 19 w Or » tri Zs: lo 1 4. didi. A to E . , Inothy Ry o 8 No. 2 LON ?. = | Ia d om “* nt v4? : one Ice re pe rom § lin & Oabip , dadiep’’ 4c . 8s s En 112 Y @ las Ss we 8,600 p uls ft Ith S\ n ord ADIST Der Tlea uilnph; ts in - cow -e8 ) sy a tclfie com, | 80%.) * apal| 0 | ‘ Ds tri nute bd see O se Men agen | 6emi! Hi » Pb jail Re)j other | + ms, &¢ reas s, 12 Rut Whea v, fan $6.5 yy © West ors. nr, . 14% apa! ws ; oO Can Can p fro 8 on @ us: ecurit or ts, | of nal AN lade] >. ae lief : Ww rat ee a n St ars S » end og Pk Vv yam r bb] Ome Cc per ~ lam) wen’ Bnbas + dnasy ful? a 08 PE mast, sed afa li fer a t. 61 ihey M) \ (" Con ws es ast ] ,¢ wT : b, ‘ Cor be re be re EF W the ; it y re auy | , yout Weak NA Phia dru ve for hea a — . Lo oe AUF} =e ’ Te Ss. for -ZTow aD | 1, is math) = .% . eo 166 2 Qn har: SORLA > sp Ppoultr ~ yt’. stead ‘ Cars. . 14 ’ - orfe!) enter } “Te, es A 4. hy 14" ; - res mit epal ashi stree will gulre: | Week bfy! less N’ » - gists. ‘ t —— ui 2.40 RAT for ras red n eat) Si lambs . ” Bete LS -) + oe thA. | ring y Fegs y: ¢ | Ont k & oF me a7 +, »11, "Mal oe ted t 4 to eee tice odd! hanna: il errors Los § Ve Ph tw 6. rn .. hepa? s E] | Cant. tAUT fcia’ ™ jee wan oO li PRR & arke 90 6 th irr ll gs, 16 valet: tee rear | pee & Wester i! 7ga 4 i are + t getable C O: wks tee | Tod ev ARA b? r—~w d c wadleer? - ae tee vee t st 0) he basin te? » dan Maa} ; ft len nerie Panin. aw stern ec, 12 13% 14% ay li “Oo mae soll us hy Month! “av. - to you | “gre ok rice oa abd Manb he) able I its Poste” _ ay . ato sissj acme tan W ise per d yellow 1 ~~ lai rats Ss b je eady 6 00 Cy isis o 2 mw 12 Se: d urkey vy: f ea, P ifle ¥ Wes ern ¢ ; 12 % 7 a7 r prin catienn Se * icited y check’ nt ® our make | =m 1S87. 22 M $B% teia) oe “ es ee-« *. ont tH 221) Qo ago bhi) Urle SERS wn, 6 gh r pe oD De ves teeaeawe cere qe 7 2 e. ps Ww - ash 12 Vet, « >_> — a illo tPadi & « Pee ; _ Pe ese ' I -- Lan 319. one, B Fe we al replyi red ¢ order To cular F ules, to ome NO a ted eee nel eg, 16 a'ose| = ey Cans, 75 Ste Mu Ge a, 30 ative, =" " °° C6eeeeseenns 63 S . ackag YORK $2.53: Rye, a ac. Whi; 38 \y0 | Row an Car” 2% to, .! th. uy 427%, oi ; ils ™ el] Tr par Way : Dg onfid . LE ' I: R ahd) M . seve ~ i a hy wh : > ee a’ ? pe 027 ali 4 ] Or » 4006 ady x wc p D] Sout ' vecchsie auaoaee ee Os ‘ y iy tory Yes: ' ; " mM: & . one hisk . if }? Is}; ar t pf TT on ' wt 82 ; OM telep) ere { phone rticulare 2 to wr en- T F : ‘EE Oo. Est a > @ are eat ade oe G47 55.512 ato O1 Sale MAT. ¢ 4 to h, ‘ 55 w! . 7 A) 1g fe Mi . ) * a ~ & 9 * v ! &: ' af tr fi > ert ‘ eB, OTe ite ’ r » nM) le 7" S ' uh ' #h me. | st. rewoval,” 5 7 Mi ete mi ‘Sny joLuis money i § f oo —— xport M 12o4)°°°" hSS 9.583 oe iRREN Th lab .- er und orders lees. ] a Fang ey z o7i, 55 ek ae gare I hleher: rae . 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Rie r ' EF. } “ 8 of "+e 18sec, H- se H a ign box efeen ipts ad is. of e « 46, ° o> ] sd ] qd; we p Wi u- I 4 I’: , «& ! i 11 - mo a tit us ; als wat uk i or Ss CRs, ‘ a Wise Ww) G Secs K Ho t 306 , nent for . ar and 11 . > eee — “> 16 — 13 Sade pa 0 ST OWer: ’ @pt lar Tifoa acifi . ren @eé ‘ ’ od , @ Gq / : y reon I solut ln o¢ hs pia , we A Just c | Ne ; — ieat rai " 15 ALE é- ashe S 0D rol $1.25 SSeee él... » o Uf + 4 - » OFM i : July 2 6 Bley: ri 1 Tas ‘ +. 1h4% 114% 20k, | h2t > } 1: ide] ely city all neo, will R CO NOT : . I . . ‘i n, or — & AZArow or pe Ot wy ind. 7 is oe c+ 2 } 12 ke 5 iy ® LOU taste = ¥ 3 Ss ar | eady Allon AZ & Bi ee .) I 1 . hg " ‘ Lo ; tel ity B private dim Ino with wi 66 Mmple ~- i Ral York ON page i ~ FE per | onsi nh sol r b anted: , a 37 6 +? oh ”) | ne an by : OCKs ; Sept e 2 8 a. | 5% % 4% pris Cu eiay-: paid y- to less moa CE hee . 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I) fe ome s. . a vy is “oe are WwW, feveints ee. ee - ‘Outine He we . . — Th on R ae “$4 oP-« 1 Os i aTieto ished n Fl : se 2 0 » sol TT’ I\ b g le gr —@i t 380 St M Very ‘hy Naot ; A - pts e bo ot | OF lit nt nok Ra —_— hir Ag aa 6 {it = } i R 2 e S our a rine ibe. e RNIPs_ own at’ . eady. “tom Te jitter . BOO. we Soy tas tal Natioy ary Aske anaee AD . 608 5 ete fee. ai E ullding St. a M alk, deta, tee Dn for IPS—} out) at per 6] yee , w. T in and mee force , M, = ati Natio ational Re ~+. . 18200 d. Souther enive i, ee 2 ly oa n ft. - -— OV ais FOr el H err _blogle The ind moh aie on arket Clonal thon nal Rent $200 00 | _ tn Panta tte 67 ip sr" FOR - Chicago. Sk Ae con ement, _ oe @ SHALLOTS pc gr wot want 10e per String. Heavy Hi whats a edi ase of buyers Internat &.... onal ‘Banks WO Bie 188 b~ | oon aa” Pacifie °°*" : | 614) a7 ste he TTA RE Milan pPhemns’. - Commerc a Af OO ivz i leer . py § ae | Ory Pm N T f Re ; pt . |, PE 'ARAG eine win le at noice on ; 8 fuse meee it gud: fr an Ce oi0 173 0 a ee ae of meta ay if . inneapolls ae s £808 eessenees } “a §./Shipm'te j box El l’} +t S mF ple ntifur are lOc per , ‘ Eetuenne os ; » Saye oa a ‘i p - 1 s e nt s hi Htlmemalteet': tee rT tr i ) Se, F 6 liv , ort a 5. 290" 4 Ne at 63 at and SN; 10rs ee ‘is ~~ M15 oad Hej ey Dieter eens Or M) MM) Ov Yo Flour hae Se 24 Sim poEETs w Orle ATSc 7 $1@1 | bunches | denen Zone Sereesesens W) Uy os oo te way conte Trust FURL ry oo | 149 vO ung a #6 24,050 ‘mund Hy ans er 1. uv pe ei 7m Neca reece stenoses a ise Vi do Os & te fe: Vref § pe T a Mover 40,184 ~CATL poor me gr at ~~ 3 bu b r bu ancy to ob RS Aa otieigs 60 006 iV Uns stock . Sub Ss BSP aeons . 204 - o tgegts s an Sh nent fOC pe ne Ow own at } 491.50 aan of bunks, | ete. ce _ ae 0 od, La Ral! we urban ‘Thy. hg": | 16 ov 205 00 | elf-Def ot Fra . , doze "ER Oe er to ae prog . 1M a etece ** 50 Oe Tee ' 1 anils Ways ey. ¥. ag LOO , ad ”) en nk ON fine | coma, 2350 to “iid6" is bor Netegs. es ‘ : OO | 7 8 see Re PEO QO; cull Home per d maty lice tu a FES eee M200 UU oe d } T rat 4s Mio | 104 5 ao , A j "CANS lle ; gro oze Sen t good ba” otc geens " — un nis tal TE OG... en sewens 4 aT | JOO ‘ Cc c ae rc; wT In ons usall. qu n bunche Cou uthern rire ror a eed vourds— st 150 00@1 do 4 Denes pfd Se = rats ay ‘] Oo 105 b+ Coron Tes cording hert in ’ In limited TS i ee a 8. Ch. IWI0n to Sires» >0 ee gebirods wl in 200 OO Amor 0 2 - Railway Fela **ees : =. 7% } 72 + inques ae ] j . timon to the ‘ 7 Gei ’ x 4 Ace 40) 392 6¢SeRtedague oo = “ . ie e * ‘ar wv nae ee ; 2 ms ~ - 2S y r if ie inand e : t 35@ I we to mts 4 epi tS. ob OO” vd Uiasourt: Rlioonn ar 25-Vear ‘oj Go 4 a0 on Veu rs t ur) the . Tuesd P, y- | * nom!na Eid Lies | seeetteriTe YO Our SO 00 © stock icon “aoe ++) 122 4 ‘ TS Ww: 8 old > body as von l. Te Spectio eer *. ** S y . ‘ ° £ SolewW se today neraliy . a 2 - wwe 0 OU yo B ba ad ("o , vated ore ; ied b~¢ ry = pen pas lird u“ nd . Chird telchert an For t MULE am ued a ‘nein rs Bea Simmons aaa. ete saen sass ia mein am | ¥ Cani) Plum Street, y 19 ruke QU to li Sriti« 2 th) do 2 1s Oy le Mir Been eet, 6 OO nd held I, oO ~ sire ; wh Dules OTATI iven ¢} h in rly | — ce ning oat : 14 00 | 18 v0 sult for , f 719 3 ets Sat 0 . © ee . ‘ as 7 ' ‘ 7 4 f ‘ g 4 to - INS, ] AY Pe ei OS j 15 = doze f the he sho Outh s ur- ld ) _— te, , **#*- ] ‘ S W chert nes«ea Sl. 7 “ Pend ‘ stre ; T Lo tia — 115 a) Olf's Wer es s! he ing et, o-ds . cal —~— ~~» *. my o- > () We . ' 87 ' Se &£ iOoOWwe test the g ay’s Ban 1D ¢ f vi be Oor ireul ed : AMO re. . ape 4 learin k Cl ” hreat Order _ 91° ne in i lat » ny of : »218.005: . honse earin jit hime ee = the South frone { ahilj a » balan _Statem gs. died j .. the ahill m to See or Ww and — s, $3 ent rr iate bu With a qul ond illia — $922,134 p 4 he y r at llet a j Pa | he {, “a str m tt @ Vide erdic the «MF trik) ick nd fH eet, eer- re nce ‘ i Ww: ity } Tig R i a) rral] ; sund . ani as In fos tel . fl} y Of » . i Ox 1 ace pital Chert fired ao it-def nera or diane - He " enc ted we ie t’ q's wit’ ; ahill A thia 1 th 8 Other secur liy .-* eontd *ntial nu (" Y Bla uk NV i | Pro be WIE)? rs S— Far ‘ hers’ ato ? ‘AS at on a ° per pound for Bet wo te j Vi . le f and Ww ashin ° gton ! Av 14 han 1 + he ees ha » @xt ] nds re tly re 3 bulk of wale athens ue "Pe © ee range OR beige. 2. $30 . ESS. (Hie? > Sena 41 ‘@ of er 40 one is ae Ings, ad ES hh? i) : Lo y M ark et. ME ’ ATT pie oe y uy . pols VIN al I'he NANCOPE o be fone? gnonth! pewiner s i MONEY ae; By paymemnc tinea n NEY—s site ht cn one Made Salar = con.” disce et ey « J. . Cb er =. cn - withou fur- fom ch faralture and f Vlive at” it's I~ MON lwo $20 Comt furnisied® 24 floor NI — 0] TtADG i - F lie EY ty P. m. umercte 8: a oues ; CHOL Alterats ith easy rnished al Bid —v "ye loan A> SC ons if % v a at, pay we Salar ed os © Ay MEL y. Se ONE its i + houre » 70 Y Tv ly Peop Vs 4N et ~_h LAAN lanes, without | REAL E - Second S ~ wer. ubl i AN £2 mm roo ROC 2 Ss . t. iis Vine | terme, more ns N.| PRO 14 TATE FO rue, J Ree ; st.. rex of pay lk aned “i ERTY orda o Ll. E yes — “secelpts. un $17" a ol per Ww r le XC Balt } _+ Barreis.( Sa — ™ po furnt. | fornia 'y can ANTE! “8. 20 C HAN Baltimore > i Pag | Sh! 5 = it bor. Ad exe he Ow ents GE. I bila re ..! 14,024 cks >. . 4 pments —_ ; un ane bomen ae rr are of Billa] RRhncacsn BaneisT denen | i ——— . Post-pj ro rood .S ; tees f saison ‘| Sack d ta ¢ 92 N ROVED pp Dispatch, Soutber Louls West . 1 ‘geo iste caida 12 eli = | a 53 Fae fur e . D . Simetiadais € Eas h@ es. 2 une i oie wu ( ‘ Ww) , ' ; RO Cali - Tn M — " a. Sipe lite; 500 F “Alt F 3 nn PE : — ov ed | Mage eel eee BuTTrr_2U ; rele: " ' SE--F ord RT PLA . em 3,12 , ‘. ('r TER sUTT ieane roc . : hew ‘ Pe 5 0 ¥ i ; en 129 ‘ ® rei R Ss rE d 7 1000 F ck Co ankfin f m ted mode sale r leas, ; FOR of = Wheat ts of 2,980 Extra... ene? “RR AND and grad yme of rock — at $1 V. clude hlgh .~ dio Key -_ 0 Conts SALE St. I , Re all ge is Grain “ — ee 1 he sess fair ESE od at O%e tat th Oats U0 108 Inte cation mn br} 1d, ne ~ Chi aula i c, eriniiimasall . , , wT onds we ees --I8 @19 I trade: « = . ire rae CK > . c “4 . % 4 7 ial ; ie Aa , , : of tes, wh) . best and Y © RICH A; ni, $150 x’ bath nme Tocaee -. .. RQ | Ship }—_—S" plndle packed is giz ineat supply " $! ate a as we tailors ests, n eerie, tatgain. h, finisted. Belt Detroit ie as 43°50 6 = I ‘irsts. Packed—" G15! [Firsts ae —_ lily | : ") 2s al . ; If 4 lac , XN j . : } ~~ ms iv” ‘ 7T . *- 124 .) , . Oo = . i rc al att 2 sre oA ae 15. iand M 4 2.000) 249 63 wT « Ny ad 8 T Wi - a ie Pam Seeee @ 8 15! nde. tren a! sa) Owest J loane ’ also lo dis ed ae 14 Ww ON RE Tie! Bld Baten Aapolis “| 81 dum 95000 Ri ‘Rae 21] 24 Swis Werke ak —_ O14 ¢ d ‘ins a 4% 1512 re a of. range . ee a rates d pants pose ee ord AL RS Bisa. ee 1,600 BB, a0 ‘ on 41.014 &s, 15 fuli ac.’ A Pore Oe Re 1 1g ¢ ha , ext Ms. peddle EEE? . = Cs ot its ~ ® ; , 143.5 6.000) 4 i ' gles 2 6 nd tr . . = of int 7 all arti irom aN a7 ow Lesa ESTAT a ‘-« 132 ~— ae 200 aa © iim) I ry (L1G cream, a "bh Alin: ¥ @i2 , 16 ~ 16 | balk of rang " beta: Me: OUW a c ic ; 2 ‘ a 2,24 ‘ ‘ 7.7: 4 mw) 8.08 4 .> :? ' ye ~s Nly 9 a a Oo la , . ig¢e ES. Sr vi § } i rest. cles of val Bul Louis O Cents E. —_ Samp! 215.445 er 17.300 meats rs re ken Ki fO@lle Mmbur { ry » OC; Bulk of hands, extreine Spsacccs, eo oug — 00 A ‘alu Trt Na MUT ———— ,6 ad 20 KS r , per G1 S—-H JTRY ger . Slee: ices if sales ri ulk 3 rane.” s+ GO ¢ 75 A. tap c; ~ Pr Wal GC TUAL — _s Ma 3.04 » oan > tel r po i, ae JY a e: | ©xt abov es repre. of s ee Ra te UG og Oo a. E " . ee = 3.2 uns - 1h : % 1@1 ’ | ove prese i sai i 70 4 ps) rok aly S | in . Tes. nut ey s | sad : rket 6 185 ag doz Ducks id. 18¢¢1 50. uv ie: | #0 fini balk @enee. ee a oo ne op > ers vard Alis , «Ww TORA Pp large INT GREA4 Sa: o. §g IOUSE. — Pri SO, OK en, The. 6 O@f 150 rund ola , und ish 3 figures mixed m, a> OM 5u onds a. Quote $&53 P or 1 ords GR. ——— "RIN f and m ERF . .AT amu . OF! v y penta Tod ices } re x’. P ' 1 er. 17 roost aud ¢] aud WW res re ed mt > Ng -110 Meal P UY as fol dom "ODS | Wareh TELY ™ le Tia LEG | sina! vney sr. | KED el Siw lee ‘oO. 2 ay. 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Sar ITED ' cars i’ « 4s « 4 in. 1 1018 2 fro NDs r at th un Moy EID , ae: Wapyer Sty OW) t ved r eatr $50.1 YU, A. s 2 ww ad. ORN 4 ’ azT3 Ct, 40 | lar . 82 Ni i] isan lder nal Y¥; the . alust s, C S he p 4h dn boot Q I mn Au . e H ice Ww ‘in War LA Wg: stare. rte eal a »U00 $10 4000 oO. 8 hite were! ‘. OR “Geno 190 nbs; Hert, Nath % 408 ards ute) 40) Ss - reg. 5 n cot WT © rem — T? M igh Omen’ advan.” eho ee ar at1S « ON estat 1 se to } 0G, . $50 vo » ee ee 4 aos | § Mi — » pri In ti Sed & Sv PK iets aan” {! Os o in n 1907 G fro Ang oe Titec MG ond gh 8 en's r am ed »%, 16 ise j i I » oo live IONE . Kit fe on Curt van $15 ' a ed . ad dota . {ier lsce] ng Vea the m yy Nel iided hog : NM. 4 }) s Coin if ‘ Y fr mM 100 10@\ Sc} £Zrad ay cho ly les ahodein? ¥ ¢ TEI ly. ty at 6 , 009, No 2 wn te 414, - url la heyy BS quar teki u, 14! { pu Bi sere in tote tee rer ay 1 ? 100] uatl Ni ol iu Whee dmeie ry © gdale oon.” oe Gates” EY an at & per cens foam Gece 0., 300. ann Belz, o a ees b enle tame yom Ban’ sae 6 114i } ond iris’ exerc} . j . : . - ’ soe | Mt ombin etc I rut ama te ree attle wy ious t *. os in « 1 lees if Jai of Ly hig ay Lit ercis . Ben wuls MAN ts K ranklin: Stor Jon NY sev 1iazc cliyy ite 41%, 401, ened! Braj um «| Og _ ” aeeatao. id St Civ diy » and re, Ss. 2 FeR. % . and . 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Pack OOF L ouat: Jow- ve 2 nerthers TS, Ly $41, — MM ding bs ise Ft eee .. far thie Se week the eben iene 8 cia BF YQ fro Aan tak” © ‘s wine oon ma se ort he 4 sterae bousnpe aun “~ 0! okinioch Dida , Bus ol The ODGES ao No : ee mr: os ishebosies lowe ea’, ' dedagen saptaesse cee: " aot ono Omahe->, ~~ til r oot abe; i curs, ag N A Aas Wall St Pedi. “108 Pitt I Minses— youne Frogeeminterent of me © 7 ol us ; v. 247 oO Men mh . ‘ orn ‘ . ~ — \ * ‘ : . fv be 4 . , ; . wi ' ‘ rs **-e st teeeee esas ee *-* 9 ) i ‘ baa th “iA iy . a ly , . ,? re oa f or pri . ,' ane inte ‘ i be y a . ‘3 ¢ r le n ; 80 Ih ‘d : be Ne y,” bent ent cers o hite ioe @ ‘ ex med | 9 RIE IS 4 t} sta] ee wit mm ie lous w rece Head ste he ine at this Lait Mary Uiate a ‘ eee : ik 0 ime hue » ow ie zt s, dwa reb und © d ; a2h 2h gon as un bib tia ov esvegicds ae l BER Bauer ‘lest y last pre wee pts w a, den oe vor Orr; ir ong far _ ; tele «& 7. Me e . me Is at 1°: y ar y re Cite . oo ely _ Gt hm 4 Ve.’ Indis ee T2ok Peeled Ae 8 @* irges! of st w evion k. Wer lhe iand lf? «© rnhing, } ae ra | zh . ‘ YE lephone MON! for | CH Pat ast ¢ ‘20 » id Re que«t . ss 24 ai! oS*, Ee tllon ian T be Seesesee seen 420 ' At +} ad the eck + us fi. alao @ © the an open! Was Peiing Z aud nt Ma wet Puri Pace ‘la ly _ Nu | st AS riarch ribut Pp. m ento a 22 o>: Salts is ets Pr FiE ib bed pec. | Cat sutlal year » ehh OW) wm 1 d tt hing mot ler Bengt, higher | “ ry K wen, Kil Kgett Br | STORAG af Sidne s (%) | A I A " Kk © of , for 0 ate _— F ee Oi ~ LD yy 4 res} wie ‘tOry } nee Seeeesees 18 = (tie, — ” las . and ittle Veek « Ie as ages i’ Wa rise larg re al ere ¥ her face ore . 5 re} I Jota " adeb y 23. lwo Ince’ «.” WK res the : a utu oo * 3% | Fine medio Aare eee nese ST 19,200 sheep and ore Seal” lost Die men” te trreguier, ot m Beatrice . 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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JUNE 12, 1900 a VICTIM OF FOOTPADS HOSMER LEEDS WAS BEATEN AND ROBBED JUNE 2. ed CRIME ONLY MADE PUBLIC NOW. ee He Wis Asctaulted Near Fourteenth Street and Franklin Avenue and Seriously Hurt, but May Recover. Hiosmer Leeds. contracting freight agent for the Railroad, with head- quartera in St. Louis, was taken to the home of his parents at Ba a, O., Tues day to receive mecical treatment. lie Was beaten and killeg by footpads, and * js still in * Though it reste have The ?, on Fourteenth street, nie, Young Lee WAS Kit ked en and kicked int: f all hia valiuabies to the Maytlield Sanit: his injuries ipow tnougnt hiis most seri 5 tase ad by s- Clarence Cc. Thomas Charlies Q. Rosen, HICH’S PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST Open to the Amateurs of America. Ist Prize . $50.00 in Gold 2d Prize . . $20.00 in Gold 3d Prize... $10.00 in Gold 4th Prize $5.00 in Gold 5th Prize $5.00 in Gold 6th Prize $5.00 in Gold 7th Prize $5.00 in Gold For rules governing contest call or write HIGH’ 2093 N. 7th ST. Holland Bldg. > ~- Save Money. Avoid Pain. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, Acknowledged to be the easiest and best inlese extractors in St. Losia 1 Until June 17 we have decided to make our best seta of teeta SET OF TEETH. ..§8 00;GOLD FILLINGS...§1 w Best Teeth (8.58. Ww) 5 OO|SILVER F ILLINGS.. 506 22k GOLD CR’'NB.. 4 OC} BRIDUEWORE..... oe No charge for extracting when teeth are ordered. A written guaranty for ten years with all werk. National Dental Parlors, ouve Stoo pen) Cally till y a3 m. Sundays. all dav ee TO BE WITH HER HUSBAND. a. YA-DMN F>-Q-7ANO MIA mACQMY : —Shirt Waiet six pieces— stick pingin many different color settings—belt buckles of the neat- —OOf splendid wash- Ladies’ Shirt Waists~ 0! splendid wash fronts, detachable collars—iota o stripes, fancy scrolls and dots—pinks, blues and lavender—well made. day Wednesday, on first floor —(CGrass lisen corse’s. Summer Corsets~@"ns5,'ine" © cutaway and Empire stvles—sold the year round at 50c— Wednesday... — Wednesday in the base- 36x72-inch size—with concealed yellow color comb'nations—extra strongand worth 69c.... ‘ sale of samples from M. 8S. Levy & Co., Baltimore. Md. Ally the season and worth $2, $2.50 and $3 regularly—all day W ednesday ome black and green, gilt, oak, silver, lack, ete.—worth up to 21c¢ per foot— Or No charge for making frames. C ’ —In chocolate, tan, black and Infants Shoes the much wanted day at the unusual price of —These are Richelien ribbed, Ladies’ Vests and nicely lace trimmed 19¢c, and they're worth more—all Or day Wedaesday at Famous ............. odds and ends of fast selling lines—white leated mnslin or nainsook—ethers with silk some with collars attached— and variety, worth up to $1.00. Com and Tam Little Boys’ Straw Sailors *3.4,,.72™ them except that they've been in the window and got slightly soiled—val- ? them eut—take your cheice for.. : e Ss Pretty Bits of Jewe eae an et kiud—worth 10¢ to 19¢—choice patterns in verfect- fitting waist«—worth 49c—all aiso in fancy set, 4 and 5 hook, Aie steel spreaders—red, green and Men’ S Straw Ha Continent ion of that are in the most fashionable styles of —Choice of 25 styles of Picture Molding sis. .°*,.7> ree of in Art Dept., Basement — per foot redse—soft soles—lace or butto1a—sizes 1 to 4—worth 50c—all day Wednes- C —low neck and sleevyeless—were sold at ’ An assorted at Men’s Negligee Shirts~A2 s*sorted lot, onts—others in colored percales— 9 and see if you can find your size..... A C newest styles—not a thing the matter with ues up to $1— Wednesday we'll clear Superb Photographic Reproduction PARTS ONE, TWO AND THREE NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION. 16 ISSUED WEEKLY IN PARTS OF VIEWS OR MORE EACH eet To secure the first set—16 views, with an elaborate his- torical introduction—mail to the Post-Dispatch “‘Ex- position Department’’ the little order printed below, with 10 cents to cover postage, packing, mailing, and the views will be mailed. CUT THIS OUT. WEEKLY ORDER. Post-Dispatch, ‘‘Exposition Departmeat,’’ St. Leuis: Eaclosed fiad she ceats. Sead Part............0f “Paris Expo- sitien Reproduced”’ to my acdress. ee Os Se | ————— FOOTE RR er ee KeFOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: All Druggists in St. Louis will show a sample of and receive orders for ‘‘Paris Exposition Reproduced.”’ Only Reason Known Why Mrs. Fulka} pa Juergens Committed Suicide. Mrs. Fulka Juerg , who committed sut- REPUBLICAN CLUB | CONVENTION cide Monday by taking carbolic acid, at her | Ggmmittees Named for the Meeting of sister-in-law’s home, 346 Kossuth avenue, to have. bua a6 Mien the League, to Be Held in St. mourned the absence of her dead huband, Louis, June 27. ; ~ wed no ge x rade sald frequently. tl ye > The committee on arrangements for the JONDON, June 12.—At a meeting today ‘CPOTrer O fave sar equentty Ma ife : . - sa oF; : a ed a a ‘ '” | without him was not worth living, and that | State convention of Republican League the creditors o the sat of armoutn she was going to ji yin him. Clubs, which ia to be held in St. Louis June Was ARTE li to accept an offer of a cash Mrs. Juerg ns, who was 67 years old, lived 0°? met Monday at the Merchants’ League ngs ' > ) ‘ rit? her son, George at ob O h * enty- ats - ‘ ; ngs on the pound, | With eorge, at 394 North Twents ‘Club. The following subcommittees were | appointed: Gus Frey, printing; A. H. Fred- William H. Hahn, hall; C. F. him. When the -omposition of ten shilli : ) father, the Marquis of Herford, | third street.. He went home to luncheon with her Monday noon, and then left her erick, badges; Wenneker, music: C. F. Gallenkamp, A. H. Hahn, railroads. stomach is “ weak” 3 creditors, Wwno, apparent- . a and food is impe T- ; oft. r and it was for a be ut in hour. ] hen he went back. i fectly digested and said th intended to return speedily | #nd found her dying. Before a doctor could | be called she was dea i. The empty poison | | Frederick and William H., of her end. The candidates for state officers and J. assimilated, it is in the United States. | bottie told the story only a question of é time until the OFF FGR PHILADELPHIA. break-downcomes. $20.00 ROUND TRIP TO PHILA- The stomach is the Republican Delegates to DELPHIA, , very center of vi- Gather Here First. Via Air Line—Qhesapeake & Ohio Route. tal power and must The Missouri! delegation to Philadelphia] June 14 to 19 inclusive, good to leave Phil- nvention will gather in St. Louis | adelphia, returning, on or before June be kept in health | nation if sickness is to be this week. Most of the deleg tes will start | Information, 104 North Broadway. A number will go Friday and the th Patek Tet intiarly ba De ash mates 4 avoided. Doctor Thursday Pierce’s Golden | 2 ,| HORSE THIEVES SUSPECTED. Medical Discovery cecil cures diseases of (} ‘f i) Indications That They Are Working the stomach and in St. Louis County. Primary, Secondary or Tertiary Bloed Peise organs l- meer Be jo inter A pair of horse thieves are supposed to BS be at work in St. Louis County. A fine Permaseatly Cared. You can be treated at bome sudet same guaranty. If you have takes morrcery, ledide peiash, tion. It increases , “ team of buggy horses was stolen from Ern- and still have aches and paias, Macous Patches le Mouth, the supply of pure ; . ; est Mottert of Fox Creek. From the track rich blood, and leading from the barn it is Judged e tracks Sere Threat. Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers os aay part of the bedy, Mair or Eyebrows falling out, write gives the body were led away behind a rig drawn Cook RemeDy Co. strength to with- te gn 4 ~ oa i Two ge ee with . 5 ee seen n the county —s. iy the rhey cannot now be found 1537 “Masealc Temples, Chicago, tll. .for preets of Cares. Cape Mal $500,000. Ws solicit th: most obstinate cases. We have sured the worst cases tn 15 te 35 days. 1ed~page Book Free (BAKER'S CHOCOLATE to Cincinnatl. cess BEST FOR MAKING "Il was a sufferer equipment. CAKE *0 FROSTING from what the doctors WALTER BAKER & CO. Lid., Dorchester, Mass. | called indigestion, but after trying several emi- rior brands. The U. 8S. courts have accord. ed that name exclusively to the Anheuser- Busch Budweiser brand. YARMOUTH PAYS CREDITORS. Settled on About 50-cent Basis and Will Return to the Stage. PROMOTION FOR A. J. DAVIDSON. Made General Superintendent of the ‘Frisco Railroad. B. F. Yoakum, the new president and general manager of the Frisco lines, took up the reins of office at headquarters in St. Louts Monday. His first official act was to issue a circular, announcing the election of the directors at their last meeting, as fol- Dolliver of Iowa and J. K. Cubbison of # be the speakers of the occa- Kansas will sion, If the street railway strike f¢ not settled before the date set for the convention the latter will be dostponed, ns SYMDOIS of SuUCCESS A vacant chair and a portrait on the wall—strange symbols of success! Yet, in many a home these are the sy mbols _ of the success of the man who did not | find time to care for his health, or neg- | lected the increasing warnings of disease | which Nature gave 1 $u al e | ' i =| | | ' is supposed Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children teething rests the child and cemferts 2c mother. Alma Hoeff Missing. —The police have been requested to locate Alma p wa of 472 A St. oo nand street, who d —_ peared from her home Monday. the s 21 years old and ‘Ove feet three Inches tall, She has blond hair; black mark under left eye. She is said to be slightly demented, eee) Yoakum, president and general manager. / Douglas, vice-president and) general auditor. ©. H. Beggs, vice-president and @ssistant to gen- eral manager Then was was issued, announcing the Ointment of A. J. Davidson, present cane r- intende nt of transportation, as general! su- perintendent of the emtire system. Mr. Davidson hag been a railroad man for years. and the appointment is a popular one, for merit oniy. FOR A NEW GERMAN PAPER. Three-Fifths of the Required Capital Reported Subscribed. German-Americans interested in the starting of the new German paper in St. Louls met Monday afternoon in the office of H. A. Haeussier, and decided to capi- talize the campany at $25,000, of which $14,- OQ) was reported already subscribed. An- other meeting will be held ‘n the same place Wednesday afternoon to take further steps. Mr. Haeussler presided over the gather- ing Monday, and there were present Otto Hiipert, John Mueller, F. W. Mathias, A. S&S Schoellhorn, H. 8. Albrecht, Charlies Re- gel, Dr. C. G. Rohlfing and F. W. Blank- enmeister. EDEN COLLEGE CELEBRATION. Semi-Centennial Will Be Held as Planned, This Month. At a@ especial meeting of the FPvangelical Society of St. Louls Mcnday night it was decided to hold the semi-centennial cele- bration of the Pvangelical Fden College, on Hunt road, June 4, DB and B, as origi- nally planned. Reduced ratea will be made by renee, and about 9000 visitors are Lag Soy committee in charge of the celebra- thon compose! of the Rev. George Uie- be’ of St. Charlies, Mo., chairman; John Wollau, Waterloo, Ill, secretary; J. Kra- mer,’ Quincy; H. Walser, CC. G, Haas et Johu Baetzser of St. Lovia 1 Missouri DR. SANDEN’S ELECTRIC BELT Se RE SPOPPD CSOD OPO OP OD OP OD OS +O 0 DOG OD OD al « ~b. Acts GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BoweELs Greansts THE SYSTEM pispet® PREFFECTUALE Def COLO oL0s > pactes JERS OVERCOMES Hey & Fear s B <0 62; PERMANENTLY ENEPiciat EFFECTS BV? THE GENVINE - MAN'F'O 26, il Don ho vPC | horses ov “A such a recently. My famous Bilectric Belt, 1900 Model, given on 8% days’ trial, It makes bata: MEN “Big Four Route’ service, track and MUST PAY TAXES ON ITS CARS. Court So Decides Against Suburban Road in Kirkwood. Judge Hirzel of the St. Louis County Ctr- ‘vit Court decided Monday that the Sub- urban road would have to comply with the Kirkwood ordinance, providing for an an- nual tax of $0 fcr every car operated in the town The cases were taken before him on an ippeal by the general manager, T. M. Jen- kins, whe was fined for ignoring the ord!- e jucgment of the lower court nance. T Was puStained in every particular, Finest gtre yout Ape a lay 4 women nent physicians failed to get a cure,” writes Mr. Frank Mericle, of Independence, Jackson Co., Mo., Boz 473. “Some of my symptoms were soreness in pit of stomach, fullness. tired feel- ing, constipation ; sometimes soreness would extend to bowels. Some one recommended me to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which I did. and after taking only a few bottles of ‘ Discovery’ and your ‘ Pleasant Peliets’ can say I derived more benefit from them than any ether medicine I ever tried. I began to gain fiesh from the start. Have recommended it to others and will continue to do so.” The sluggish liver made active by Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pelicts, t subetitut , Cure Ripe gem after ‘Wri the rall- expect- le or call DR. F. A. SANDEN, 407 N, Broadway, St. Leuls, Me. (Mormed & Jacencd Ghty.) OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M. TOG FP, M. SUNDAY, 105, WED, AND G48, ONTIDO DM, ‘sf