St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 6, 1900

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Regular Edition. VOMPLETE MARKET tEFEPORTS. Men ina Trade Monopoly | Tea thousand St. Louisans patron- ize them daily. See tomorrow’s SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH | THE ONLY ST, LOUIS EVE NING PAPER WITH THE A LOUIS POST-DISPAT SSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. egular Edi COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS ———— ~ VOL. 53, NO. 46, ee SATURDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—OCTOBER 6. — ee 1900 _ PRICE yim St Lowis, One Cent. bee ik: { Outside s St. Louts, T wo C ents. ailroad Manager's Novel... Man of great agro irn writes a work of fiction. See tomorrow's SUNDAY POST- pease di en REPUBLICANS MAKE TICK TO BE WITH . Klein, Muench and Withrow for Judges, POHLMAN AND LLOYD CHOSEN MAYOR’S SLATE BROKEN BY COM- BINED OPPOSITION. Contest Over Nominations Was Warm Because of the Heavy Fight on Judge Kiein by Union. Labor. NOMINEES. judge—Hugo Muench, James I. Withrow. sheriff—John H. Pohlman. coroner—Dr. Henry Lloyd Shortiy after 11 o'clock the Republican city convention was to in the hall of the Merchants’ League Club, Eighteenth and Olive by Chairman Theodore B. Kalbfell city committee. By 10 o'clock all the members of the city committee were hand that went into executive session. At its Fir Jacob Klein, or For cireuit Saturday order streets, of on and body that as tel weilér and Sim- eonelusion it announced Nathun Frank had been selected porary chairman,, Joseph A. Gut temporary secretary, Kk. H. Knoke eon taarris as AsSiIStani Secretarles Louis Becker as sergeant-at-arms. Chairman Kaibfell called the convention to order, at 11:20 o'clock and, in a _ briet speech, introduced Mr. Frank. Frank spoke briefly and in urged the delegations to the selection of their « to nominate a tickel that would as much enthusiasm illy as the no tion of MelWinl \ and hoosevelt Vhiladelphia. tie described the ticket as “invincible and invulnerable also paid a tribute to Joseph Flory. Was his re-} exercise | Al " di ites dite mina- cid ut national so) ce) ae an ca ial Naming of the Committees. At the Commissioner Starkloff, Ward, moved thr committecs credentials, permanent conclusion of his address, Health from the Eleventh ment of the usue% order of appoint on pusi- organization. The roll call of the wards by Gutweiler -resuited in the selection following committeemen: Credentials First ward, Ernest Overbeck; Joim Lb. Beeker: : io y PPricesmever; 4, R Bottictier; 3, W ‘inzleman; 6, Murtin Schirer; 7 les Clandius liam Westhns; 9, é, tha: Kohiberg;: 1G. ks. ri : oo OF Koeln: ] f ( tharles | B ness and Secretary of the se +>) Silas J. Benedict; 13. De. FE. O. Greer; 14 kL Bretgordi, Sr.s IS, Caspar Kraleman; 16, | red iwnann: 7. William hrenning: 18. J. H. | "Plhureyer: 9 l.. Wal ra: 20, A. E. Kammerer; | si; F. R. Clayton; 22, . F. Berryhill; 23 (contest); 24, Tleary 3 f; 20, A. L. SNhapleigh; 26. Frank Cluenrd; 2 Anjos IL. Jauies A. Duffy Besstai thas and Geo. Stratdman; peuman;: 2! ward eo, I. seh awe pitedy order of business, First 2. Charles W ner ye Sy Leavy: 4, Wiliam Vegel: 5, Chris 6, Stepben Vipes; vuis Becke : Amand, “ W. (Clemens; Starkloff: 2, Arnold Hellmich; 13 elnburg; 14, August Griesler, 15, 16, Heury Kraleman; 17, Theses H. Fk. HUorselbrinck; 19, Fred Pauley; 21, Wi. KR. Geniing; 22, Geo. C. ener; 23, -contest;. 24, G. A. Wiley; orth’ 2, Role rl it. Kerr; 27, Jullus C. James H. Crowley Permanent org ati (vation Mirst W ard, ; . Sabie gson: 3. o, Charles Weichmann: & Kaltw; tBXEr ; nehrit oN 1, Alber ‘Her: 16, lchdhetns: herboff: 20. 22, mB. MM. Wenzliel il, 2 zo, A es pe OS Se pet 2 mano: 2S We lim: ann: | Me se nbr - 1s, (;rewe; 20), ‘ mm), Bire, sae Iiuut; mis Huppert; Willian Ernest Loat Martin: 21, . (Cay Wilbur Seneca Tay- . Charies ae eee SHUOWe*VeS: ; ot, A. I’. Darker; lor. After committees “> as? hreis had been named the convention adjourped until 1 o'clock to al- | low the committees to confer. The convention reassembled o clock. The E. Berrvhill read of the credeTitials commiitee, the Twenty-third ware the Clark deleg@tion. It Starkloff read the rej committee. tt denounced favored the “Aloe: bein fair tacked Gov. Stephens. It di riared the gov- ernor's vosielEthafiotet, hap ol the ‘“‘late labor trouble’ was “contemptible and diserace- | ful.”’ The convention nominations. kor named John H. 1 mude the seconding speech and on of a Fourth Ward delegate Pohlman unanimousiy chosen. Dr. Henry Lioyd was renominated for cor- oner in similar fashion, George C. R. Wag- Onér making the nominating speech. Then the fight Was on tor the cireuit apoweenty. Thomas K. Niedringhaus placed sugene MeQuillan in nomination for one of the three places. A. L. Shapleigh proneets d the name of Charles Clatlin Aile liugo Muench’s name was piaced before the dese. | gates by Dr. Starkloff Seneca N. Taylor named Pembrook KR. Flitcraft. Judge G. A. Finkelnbure took the stage and nomi- | nated Jacob Klein amid applause, Vhile the applause continued there cries of ‘‘Withrow,”’ and Judge Leo Sleur, the G. A. ®. commander-in-chief, named the present circuit Judge of that name in a speech in which he fold of | James E. Withrow’s gallant service in the | Civil war. Smith P. Gait seconded With- | row's nomination in a quaint speech, tl. M. Pollard seconded Klein's’ nomination. A. A. FEF. Woerheide seconded Muench's homination. Presifent Aloe of the Mer- chants’ league Club seconded Fliteratt, amid cries of “Withrow’™ from the lobby. MINISTER CHANGES FAITH. a WBE: ‘Rev. James McAllister Will Be Bap- tized Into Christian Church. Because he has come believe that New. Testament immersion only proper mode of James McAllister, whe eome:; @s supply pastur at the Central Christian Church in this city, will leave the Congre- gational Church Saturday night and be bap- tized into the Christian Church. Rey. Dr. J. H. Garrison will the ceremony. Sunday Mr. M« begin his duties as supply pestor. He says | he is happy to be received into the Chris- tian denomination,’ though In leaving the | Congregational Church he gives ep pleas- | ant associations, He believes the Chris- tlan © hurch Is to be the church of the oth century, because, he avers, it has a posi- tive gospel. ‘ LIVED 76 YEARS IN ONE HOME. Death of Miss Catherine J. Murphy of Bonhomme Township. After a life of 76 years spent on the farm where she was born, the Murphy home- stead, in Bonhomme township, St. Louts County, Miss Catherine J. Murphy, who diea tt. 1, was buried in Fee Fee Cemetery popreday afternoon, F Was a daughter of the late Maj. anjl was knewn for her omas Murphy aritable y whe +4 eerty 60 pears ago she | | OF izjng the Union Sabbath : eur, and was connected hody morc than 30 years. She was ubout 1:50 the report Which settled contest in favor of Was adopted. lr of the resolutions the rvewar! bill, project and at- port to the Starkluft Martin | motion was then proceeded sheriff, Dr. ‘ahiman. Ww. © were | >. . .isS- the the the Rev. from Detroit to tenehes as baptisn officiate at | ‘Allister will oy the Circuit Judgeship morning | calied | the aha | i they \ "THEY FOUND ; only | resort to time and | w ) ie © p SCTISCS bis iW tail | States ( i over eRamie Keyes Mother's love for her two children would not permit Mrs. Jennie Eldred, 2000 Wash street, Leinge separated from them, although ill be for three weeks in izious the City Hospital, doctors are allowed confined ward at nurses and the where cont: only to ener. There is also great danger that the moth- contract the dread diph- theria—from which the little suf- fering. but. spiritedly would br: er may disease are that with her ones she chil- she declares ive anything to be dren. Mr 3. cldred discovered last Sunday ee daughter Mamie, di 8, nad adiphthe ria. husband, William, that their pretty aged !0 and Irene, The father wanted and her Ml ) NERO’ STAGE CLUT Constables Attach Actor Ed- inund Lyon’s Possessions. HIM IN ~ BED HE PLEADED THAT HE BANKRUPT. WAS A Their Claim Was for Services in Ad- ministering the Keeley Treatment and for a Time the Actor Was in a Predicament. Mike © Two of hurehill’s Justice deputy con- Spaulding’s court Kdmund WD. the part of Nero at the this week, ! it: we promptest kind .of ae istic that the ac to obhbt Sufficient clothing the street the theater in matinee, stables from served attachment LN tT) Se is, Visitors his rm were manager the big company and has and while Tt) & ‘ st igwe Vv nulla of his monstrated, worldly ye) 30 but his rem | deaf ears Then Mr Lyons Friday he had i} file a petition of remembered that stmucted his lawvers tev in the Ul nited ; ‘ourl This CAl smile to firt Nero's face Hie tol he constables had Ka they sald them mipere prety ‘ ta bankru} what he ‘ onsts ibles, uaone h id show nis to be shown them bie ACTOSS lawyer constables had Lyons clothing f al hie mad ’ And pajamas are not in fa&Xor he. latitucl: of St. Louis wi Thanksgiving in hailing distance. h' sons dile mim: Hie endeavored to ssure constab! that al! would be well if they weld let him have a pair of trousers. Fina! the constables said they would do as plaintiffs in the vase directed, The plaintiffs are J. A Bilal ne Bamberger, partner Institute, on Locus of Mr. Lyons’ not ment when he wa, and © the city two “uttor } ptey saturday inced Mi sears the constables were zo their hold on-> Nero: kingly raiment. They complied reluctanti) But Mr. lLvons “Uus not offe: worthies. In his trousers’ pocke there was $1.20 if the constables wait until he could put on his trouser they would adjourn to the bar and spena the $1.20. POST-DISPATCH THERMOMETER. sons’ heys id y con Hiaine Lhamberger, structed to let tid | permit STINTED by \lrs | ery hmation yiay morning by Peter Labadie of 13 South papers | iby the 'Hoarded Her «T) Werey Missourtf | and | where MOTHER DEFIES DANGER FROM DREAD DIPHTHERIA HER CHILDREN a Ms, ui faa. iF ~ > ’ "a My ‘hy ah " wy report the cases at once; the mother . b- jected, believing she would have to be sep- arated trom the children. Kldred held out until it was best for hospital. persons have a dread of pital, and Mrs. Eldred declares she is among them; However, she said she would the children g0 if “could ac- them. Consent was given and the taken to the hospital Friday con- girls Was little she her being in to she company i] were Miss Moore, the Mrs. Eldred sat eots on which lay her attending to their every their fevered brows. not reached its most critical stage, and the phvysielan in charge f the ward has assured Mrs. Eldred that her children will probably recover. although to long, her between the two pretty children, want and fanning The disse lS ight Sieep, caais¢ SEARCH FUR WOMAN'S TIGARD ‘Mrs. Jacquet’s Relatives Say, She Had Money, HERSELF TO SAVE FOSTER BROTHER BELIEVES SHE LEFT THOUSANDS. ® Body Found in Her Room Two Weeks After Death and the Public Ad- ministrator Will Make a Thorough Investigation. of the hice har © ascertain the secret which is suspected ze) ay yy) Jacquet, f (Giratiot public ilth ound Thursday Liz two week the request Street, administrator woman's effects of rehaitives, of thie the premises and the lone march Woman. Several vears ago Mrs. Jacquet belonging to her $5000. This ini arted to the eoroner for intor- Was atur- Live to stern —. Stint tie the foster brother ot aid that had added suceeediiggZ years, iswing avenue, dead woman. He this amount in herself to increase her hoard. the body is at the decom condition her securely locked by the and will not be ,Ope ned until the public administrator br his search for the lition of the strangely mysterious life woman. ene morgue in a rooms have hers or- oosed ‘alse Si}e- led ES ilis old Small Income. wabadic told Mrs. Jacquet was mpsider ~v deposit or urday have coroner Sat seq td ana he the deputy Suppo thought bank books ought d among the effect lie did not yoman had hidden any of the premise mane ys | note mn the his reason rs money the fact tne degree ot siti Ss Of life: that sie money during the whol alone at the number desire to live a se- ipecting that }) Lyi ‘ning she La) Spent amy f her residence and het cluded eNnIstence. Member of Old French Family. Mrs otd a hie rited a4 ' she qaied, member of one of the Louis and in the estute of her il died family it lett Jacquet Was a rench families of St some from hier he was adopted money immediate family.a the lLabadie Twenty years to Inicate father. yy ago she her early vouth and went live alone with her they had lost abadtie told the Labudis s She did not comm tives by adopiton and if her ‘or som ars l coroner hat ev had expected to heat her death in very much the same manner it occurred, knowing her pe cullarities THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. SHOWERS AND COOLER. St. Louis and vicinity—Showers and much cooler Safurday night and Missouri—Threatening, storms Saturday night and possibly in seutbeast half sungay much cooler Sunday and perth and west portju Saturday aigh. Sunday. WILLIAM St. Louisan Beating His Way to Chi- | hour. (‘hicago «& from the Attempted ine d overthrown shot, It injuries COVE A h, recover ? His way wy, f fahle Sil: the hand fand i tit | jt’ tritici the roof stranger eluteh could Burke 5 moment the panting, ne snoke NY) he y either i h other Stranger Had Resolved to Kill. robber r ‘ad Ul } had rst I —- OF €3 When the conclude than a fi battle livelier youth bis termined secur surke’s entich | murder in changed his ao Lis cle 4 drawing tuck the mudzil left bre ana fi K1y that hurke had ibaove just warm bloo + fore the st! in Burke ha ite strugele t (iver na i the robb id Iburke “ast no time to arres ente red lf t hve bullet and Burke f down his bosom ) > Trent) gon! a foot rool bie cies Dattlh Knowil of the mar Nis anta Tlie vith mot! than norni Lhrew the Stranger From the Coach Top. Burk: antagonist grip or (;ather he« thie Mave Came : SYUpreiii li his strength irke.] ' eh dita bh ct aT ‘1 roober had thrown off Climbing burke Limost uncon bos : IWitcl erngii summoned tur ‘ras carried ba Relay Stition there the took him to Henrietta Hospital had struck a rib and gianced around back hour with could founda iw brakeman 1) . ‘ 9 " Ciliig«: ie Virtlad later the police found the other nothing on his person by Whic! be identified. lving in the weed: lose to the bridge junction He was too hadly hurt to tell hig nam: Near him lay hiv reveiver. He was acen to st. Mary's Hospital. man, he -@—-@ -@ @ ¢ . been ¢ PARTED BY MURDER OF FATHER MALICOAT FAMILY OF ST. LOUIS REUNITED AFTER FORTY YEARS ———— O—0—~0 oe BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHO FOUND EACH OTHER. Separated 4 6sVvears ag brother, Wi ing in Of ox broken ind the othe back of lo nion i extending « Mrs. the sister tne UNnKNOW! to elder bh wud, At her grithe er meil eS J ‘MALS ol ‘ar nis he tn lan this ¢ f th oft wWrose efforts brothers, his , ; imes Ma ‘'VETl, .W Crime attempt Persons JAMES T. “°— o—_ o_o —_0—__ @_ © _0—_ © 0 © 0-1 -¢—-@ © © © © © © 9 © 9-6 6 by the o, James lliam itv the a yhen Lee qirict’ a child Station I mand m ver more Marie Server two the prougnAt whose each othe rother ha how three pe i! piste ring : M it’ ¢ il aisOoO +4 \¢ irs other of Jeb weeks, OL Carrving : nn Be WOT ar ’ WTh dsl btCOal ‘ | ; | iS Th ye in 101 Weel Wit ret ad oy ; tai. Left Withowt Protector. r Met the Ly Pheir before, tector Was the rere q 1 CLEeCliAPras fle riste Wrote Let the #@ssua the re ’ her havin family ssil olde , i ‘ i ne, which remem bD¢ Ha «ff ! dince er unt] VY night thr i ti A “named of Who had Were Not Answe ‘ . roy 7) ¢ na Was i } in St. I At Mrs wo brothers, | daughter-in-law he son ar ind the warker A. A. Swisher AA RAE TR Ra RAM esl reStiess Co Lile ‘alif icw 2 rhila trie, bu eVe? 1 "les unele hy, t uk ALN murder meeting whereabouts nerations ‘ ‘hn to to whose ch rie Ist been cont, the iit Was Was of the Cum MALICOAT. MRS MARIE a> rw their father | and his! The renew- | tnd. which was “7 of.1] the of vers da T. Mali¢oat Ma quaintan¢e boly licoat, are knevy Was a years | Stati Of -o. the two night is a and is Louis. tures, at anxious st rane if | | four decades. pe h of 2314 Park avenue, ip I men, is the person) MOF about the reunion of took me had beén | hac he r, as the residence ot | back te d been to her, since aver ne Sunday 12 persons, mee of the Mati- a: Cares the istrange fam- | Now tragzical reeords a brothers story utual arch than Swisher ia hardw: now ‘Ile vould sister Mur i. that Malicoat Family of Louisville, Mo., Searched for Fach Other Many Years and Have Only Now Been Brought Together at Their Sister’s Home in St. Louis, their reside in with family ughter, Vv Jimmy the minute I nm,’ Said Willlam Malis ire merchant at making his tirst had the family id L believe I should hadn't heen know that is a good ad: not seen — for 44 1e Would never have several minutes to ce the right man the house, but ting scene at threw her arms 1 like a child thev have ara Wiis ar fou rver SERVER. two Terre Saw ‘Oat, Ilettsville, Visit CASI have looking fi deal known have known him. {t when when he Louisville, so, ound nd their intend WILLIAM LEE MALICOA -O-© -@©-@ ¢—-e—-¢-o—e- ee ee ee ee ee +--+ o,° ee A REMARKABLE HISTORY. In 1856 James Mé@icoat of Louis- ville, Mo., was assassinated from amush. lie was a widower, with a family of seven small children. of the children were taken by an uncle to Indiana. Two were left with neighbors to be cared for. When they grew to manhood and woman- hood they searghed for each other. Through the efforts of the sister, . Marie Server of 2314 Park ave- St. Louis, two of her brothers were located and a family reunion will held Sunday, after 44 years of separation. . * a > °° > . . °° '* . o,° * . * children. Hiaute, 2 Five a * Pd *, o ~ o° ¢ him at who 3 | Ind., to St. | of fea- known | ir him, te years * & . *,° °° °° Mrs. > *, > '” J * S . al- | nie, Say | be oe . Ine, > >? ¥ > her we got spoke of ** long neck SH SSS SESS SSSSSOOSSE SOS nvince . ae ate ate fe ate ake ah SOOO SEO OOS for an uncle, James Day, have not heard since he Cal, nearly twenty Pd fute a search from whom they brother, | went to Sacramento, to insti- | years ago. his Matlicoat added, Server’s' home on ; md reunion “s home in Elletts- yiidest of the broth resides liere Jame S, lilled the part of — the, Jamily, will while “ grown son the United Missouri. her of from ambu Ps ° Mo. The mys- — neve cleared up, at- made to fasten the h whom the murdered rs. a Secs rs, 1 County 1UPGeTEs 1 isvill: AFTE] -o—-— © —-@-- @— @ -@—- © © @— © —4p —- rOOD SHIP fia THE eee ~~ GOOD SHIP “KID” OF CHICAGO R A PLEASANT VOYAGE ‘ ANCHORS IN PORT OF ST. LOUIS eo ¢ & © & 6 oo © oo. er the ownership of a died ri¢ lett lation. the Ss efforts rkgy + 7 - /¢ * arly a pe o Without a Joel, ci boy lle until the Thompson, the Oominpegton, d Jennie ' their dead for them. Curtaln year pro- of | @ seven, sup- afr- who with Ind, were children of o ¢ ~ & ¢ o hooher e younger brother rs as distinctly as it early half a century! 4ast time the two | they met at Union =$§ ¢ ind embraced in old times when > the thes who went to Indiana: Joel, William and and will meet at th . brother Within lartha Malic: died witt roe their by the Anat? of remained in Missouri ¢ Ss ee aa N Rae wd ‘ pe : % BP ee quondkt naeeens F>* tel a ad ee wwe ters That red. “ay in farm had lor The eg Lpt. Ve Was port of Si Ldo, which destination of silver Th ; ¢ been known laa goal of Wrote made ‘ } ilveé (iat ‘arried before. t the lette The moved 410 . | fo Viands mis DOs Col er @O] \\ had failed ame W rict ieus “sa cii i” | j ; ha dded to Family Reunion ouis. Server's home James and William Lee, wife of the Server of and wife, The **Ki through the v * ¢ * @ € asoline vacht “Kid rnon C. Se Louis Fridays Carry tia the nois rive ite} a merry were one.” d’’ a ‘Beauty. Lnaster tte? t =e Bucces He aid ; OL} there! wre and him ‘Tine evenitiie@ our boat given ‘You } and out inti ‘ CosBy tte ia in of James hera@ry th flerce midnight a Sunday will be’ tif. with. of the former latter: Claude C. and; Men can St. Louts and James ame EE the latter Mrs. ser-| bunks. enly. T a bent a= _ * " ict. vt dance on the floor. oe rt ic] the liam Tee oe MmvVve mH picure C. SEAVER. “w i] tt os ct iC Me rive ners had threa The whole crowd asking for whisky hac a lot of pretts with re eaid. y rie ieavil looking fellows shock threw careened boat men and women A noise like the ¢ from the deck. miners are storming cried. ey ir 4 The he The men ran out on the deck, and the e

to fight. Every mo- see the brutal miners en grabbed guns expected f ij OF ‘Man Overboard,” Cried the Captain. ppeared and finally I went ouside ers of our crew were there, splash. “Man overboard,” ung out just ike he was on Atlantic Itner. n's head bob up from the was wWay-out and seemed struggling. | caught a Hfe preserver, ne | sent the ring Whigsing Aruenertiaal man. It feil true. hy nal held it. 1 pulled resguer from a passing boat had fright The shock to the boat rown Mr. Cregter overboard and to think that the miners had pirates and tried to sack our boat, LONDON TIMES SALE RUMOR PIN We ; yf : t tiie ’ ‘ (* muT ans Lf: Oct ~Mysterious rumors re- the sale of the London Times current for several days but ot been confirmed. The prejected Alfred Harmeworth, who is or fresh conquesta.. He ts cred- having an ambitious scheme for lines of the Times and fee price from 6 pence to @ penny Dalti niing ith Various ways. perature has fathen tn pb heet street rumor reacheu the owners of wtaft of the Times ts Ws perwerte to de Venementiy opposed to a change of ownership, but Mr. Walter fs de- scribed! as willing to dispose of t tor a large aum and the chief the transaction te a@ald to be the several small stockholders who Quests These stories are neither con contradicted by Mr, Walter. Harmeworths English journaliem ibie rumor ef the fusion at ¢ and the Times wi ithin the line Usa Specting have cot Dwenr er ts trim fy the (“ome out back for lney were our drunk- thrown tramping of the oe te? as ee ' eS a < EE Be Ne ya i ee aL me eS Ste Th SE gare ; Bl eee SEAT iS i Bis ey ee er re 7 a Y 3 . a ao ae Ae Tae

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EO SPA VR SRT ER oF ue Tere a eee pe Rd ie EO . . blower at _ ing unconscious. Ca eo ? r the TAWIEAT BARGAIN PRIC ee for His Bride ee ee WOULDN'T TAKE A MILLION FOR HER. a — MR. GREENWOLD BROUGHT SUIT FOR HIS FEE. wie - ee ee But the Old Capitalist at Once Paid the Balance to His Friend and the Incident Is Closed. >) William Ludwie of 122% A $500,000 bride whom he price—only $100. He was sued due on the $100 and as of the suit he went and routed the aut of bed and paid him the full the spot. “IT wouldn't také for my wife,” he won't get tnto court for ‘Taidwig was a widower of standing. His close Greenwald of 1326 South a-real estate agent. Months ago the met on the street. “Why don't you ‘asked Greenwald. “If I could find the right woman, perhaps 1 would.” Greenwald then laughingly | ! ! Ludwig the -right woman,. suited to him in every way. if Ludwig would agree to pay him $100 after they were married. Ludwig agreed. wareenwald began to lav plans to his friend. Ludwig had. stipu ly,. that the’ woman who won him must handsome and gentle, under 40 years possessed of some property, and must be a good housewife. in Mrs. Bernardina Andrews of Compton avenue Greenwald saw an eligible mate for his Andrews frequentiy visited Ss, wald, and thus Greenwald was enabled dutroduce Ludwig and promote the match, neither party suspecting the plot. Mrs. Andrews was handsome, only 56, and had filed suit for an estate of 340,000, which Dolman street has got at a bargain for a balance soon as he learned plaintiff ‘laim, on half a million dollars “and I certainils a paltry Sev fFome years Joseph street, friends said, friend was Fourteenth get married, Ludwig?’ offered to find ' inte¢ . 654 South she claimed had been willed to her by Fritz Harber. Ludwig was good looking, 5) vears old, a capitalist, and susceptible. jt was a case of love at first sight the couple were engaged to be married in a surprisingly brief time. Greenwald, upon learning of the betroth- al, reminded Lariwig of their agreement. Ludwig had been very cleverly entrapped, but he was a happy prisoner, so he handed $20 to Greenwald and promised to pay him the balance as soon as the wedding oc- eurted. en days ago Mrs. Andrews became Mrs. Ludwig. The bridegroom was so happy that he forgot all about the $886 balance to be paid for his bride. When Greenwald re- minded him he smiléd and said: “Dan't bother me now Joe; I'm too busy. Greenwald, however, still kept his busi- ness head. He went to Justice Walker's court Friday and filed suit against Ludwig for the $80, alleging in his petition that the amount was the balance of a fee for vices rendered in procuring for the defend- ant a ide according to contract. Priday night an acquaintance called at the Ludwig home and found the couple en- juyimg their honeymoon, blissfully scious of the coming summons to couri. When Mr. Ludwig was informed of the ing of the suit he at once took his the rack. “Put on your hat, Bernardina,’’ said fond husband. “This will never do. Why, thé idea of my having to go to court to be sued for $80 over a bride that is worth more’ than all the wold of Cresus! I must go over and pay Joe Greenwald at once.’ The visitor accompanied Mr. and ser- ti|- - hat off was in bed, but the defendant aroused him Ry vigorous knocking. “In the presence of the bride and the other Witness Mr. Ludwig paid over the balance due. Greenwald gave a receipt in full. The | incident is cloSed. ALTON WOMAN FATALLY BURNED blower, Received Injuries and the House Destroyed. Albert Coleman, wife of a Sixth and Ridge Was probably fatally burned Mrs. rclass- Streets, early interlér of the residence. Coleman went away to his work shortly. before 7 o'clock, leaving his wife and three children at home. The children were play- ing in the yard when noticed that the house was on fire. The whole interior appeared to be ablaze. particularly toward the rear of the house. An alarm brought the tiremen, who began training streams on the fire. It was taken for granted that no one was) inside the house, and the firemen did not enter until the Coleman children. running frantically about, finally made it under- stood that their mother was inside. he firemen rushed into the hall. filled. with smoke, and found Mrs. Coleman lv- She was so badly burned that it was said by physicians ner chances for recovery were small. How the fire started is not explained. It is supposed that a lamp exploded or fell from a mantel and that Mrs. Coleman, in endeavoring to smother the flames. was overcome. Mrs. Coleman is about 44 years old. MOTHER PROSECUTES HER SON. ; Siplieteniolipmodacan Mrs. Sarah Thompson Says Her Boy Is a Kleptomaniac. Robert, Thompson is accused in a warrant issued at the request of his mother. Mrs Saray Thompson, with stealing a from his father, Robert Penrisytvania avenue. Mr and Mrs. Thompson will ask in Court of Criminal Correction that their 16 year-old boy be sent to the reform school as an incorrigible. Mrs. Thompson says that Robért to be afflicted with kleptomania She-told in support of her belief how the bo had stolen from all of the neighbors of th. family and from her husband's emplover Mr. “Marshall. . DEATH OF REV. C. W. PRESTON. Passing of One of the Best Known 4 Negro Preachers. Rey Cc. W. Preston, one of the known negro preachers in the city. rriga ft : > 7 re My-elghth ontrees. eo oe ag 7 - from Bright's disease. Pauls A M. E. ad watch Thomps mm ofr ii "4 Ky she belie. " | best died came from Kansas City 10 (o and became pastor of St. Pefer's | Church, where he remained He then went to St. ‘ he remained until death. He ie W and one child. ¥ y will be buried Tuesday in St. Peter's Cemetery. for leaves Library Station No. 19.—On Monday 'aumes of money for the child bv persons wh Oct. & a dally delivery of books will be in- | . , but she a ated at Public Library Delivery Sta- | avenues. | Deliveries at this station heretofore have | only on Wednesday and Satur- | hew arrangement is made to | use of the station by | tion No. 19, Semple and Faston been ‘made day, and the Increased ~holders of the district. Collections will be made datiy at 11:39 a. m. and | ithe uncon. | tne Mrs. | Luawig to the Greenwald abode. Greenwi dl | wood | the | promise any substantial results, so the mat- Mrs. Albert Coleman, Wife of a Glass- | | began to look inte the Norwood | discovered iton, Satur- | day gw in a fire which destroyed the | persons passing by | | hairdresser, the | North | » double-jointed i that | from Paul's, | | was dixentangled le@ to an pot revealed the double-jointed phenome- non” TY FRAUD CHARG a —_ nent Citizens. ‘FIVE ALREADY UNDER ARREST CHARGED WITH FRAUD BY FED- ERAL GRANDJURY. —— — | William Ludwig Paid $100 Cause Indictment of Promi- Those Arrested Are H. H. Ball, J. M. Butler, George S. Delaney and the Two Roney Brothers—How Swindles Was Worked. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Oct. 6. prosecuting attorney; J.'M. Bulcher, S. Delaney and two Raney brothers, 2!! prominent citizens, have been arrested hy federal authorities on a charge of using for fraudulent purposes. other prominent citizens, withheld until they can be ar- are under indictment by the federal grandjury for complicity in the same : windting The Ball, (7e0 es. Be the the mails Four whose names are rested, also operation. the alleged swindlers was cunning one. Their plan man with no property, quarter section of rock and the crowd would make a the wealth of the man, plac- high as $10,000 sceheme of extensive and pick him a was: [0 dleed eo hills, up a and one of statement as to his assets as succeeded in getting wholesale” nouses City and St. Louis. After the received the “‘‘merchant”’ failed profits were divided. It is said was worked to the amouiut of this they bills of goods from WAY isas were the their scheme vooels and SOU, 000, The reputed ruling spirit of the alleged still at liberty, made no doubt in swindling fr: t\ Is though nis arrest will be or two. fraudulent use of the mails in procur- credit. which the government nas harged against these men, covers a con- siderable period of time. The operations of the defendants were carried on at Nor- wood, a little village on the .Memphis route, Mansfield. An Official Name Was Needed. The scheme of the alleged swindicrs, as worked it out, was a PAS Oot rovernment has POLICE CAME OF CRAPS ss ET ce OUND - — Thus Disproving Chief Camp- bell’s Theory. NINE PLAYERS WERE CAPTURED WILL ASK WARRANT FOR KEEP- ER JOE HATTON. Se Lieut. Johnson and a Detective Walked Into Room Over the Alpine Sa- loon With Ease, Finding Big Game in Progress. Police men Hall azainst Court Saturday ( 1t\ nine captured at a night the cases 2344 Olive street. Frida, unthi Oet. 12 attorney for the defendants craps game at were eonrinus al on motion of Rozier Meigs, Joe Hlatton, Desmond's staff, who is charged by the formerly a detective on Chief j)O- the game, did te- lice with being the keeper of not appear in the Police Court. ment given out was that he was being held the warrant him proprietor of same The sta application for a the pending charging with being a gambling Statutes. This offense is a felony under the The men captured Friday night guve their Dick tobert ( names as James Hell, Robertson, Max Sigmund, Charles Walker, Joseph W. Bridges, Charles W. Graves and William They were all the Alpine a game ol progress bank roll, the green Coon, : KMevans, Driggs. captured in a room above at 2544 Olive street, while craps for good stakes boa The police captured the eontaining 3473.75, and haize table amounting to $41. . Saioon, Destroys the Chief’s Theory. Several days ago Chief Campbell said to the Post-Dispatch that fey could do hla poe licemen could ferreting out that it was member of to the paper men not do in gambling games, He said impossible for 4 Zain access he- practically his department to rooms where such gat were |ing conducted. ' tral district a cocked /accompanied very cunning one and the use of an official | the two were the one ‘recommending the parties-asking credit the other taking the affidavits of the applicants and their securities as to what men owned. prometer of the scheme the six to make a statement of his which some the other members firm verified under oath. One of the had a tarm of 160 acres with a little er house on it worth about $490. The credit name necessary for the success of conspiracy. Of the six men indicted said to have been silent partners, was and of geek: the silent partners to swear for him. The eounty official’s name gave credibilitv to the statement. ‘Sold the Goods re and Divided. Then ‘“‘the prosperous farmer” ods of houses, getting about ‘edit of each. The goods Would be Norwood failure would would several S60) shipped Soon a OC- and buy | | ment where the ‘gambling games ‘ur. Sometimes the goods were disposed of and the profits divided among the the company, according to the in a bulk members of the government. These operations the vicinity of Norwood merchant wrecker. Not located in the town. theory of on until NOtLOrTiOUS AS a were went came all the Some roads points. sTrores be- | ' of the business was done out at Cross- | The commercial houses that sold the Nor- |; made investigations, recover nothing. The chants’’ whose prosperity had been paper were worth nothing that could seize, and a prosecution of bankrupts in the local courts did not men goods they could SO (uring the till the government scheme and the misuse ter was allowed to rest that an action for ' consideration, of the mails could be prosecuted against the parties. The case is a very unusual one:and par- ticularly interesting on account of the of- ficial prominence of one of the defendants oe LOVER A BANK a LINK ESCAPED FROM BEKAH HOSPHTAL. | she-is a from the but Was tosie aged 19, who tried to escape Friday night, the City Link, SAYS Rebekah recaptured for observation. Rosie happily insane. about her derangement and santly in a humorous vein. _To Dr. Nietert, superintendent of the hos- she said Saturday: ‘“‘The screws in my head are Won't you get a monkev wrench and tighten them?’ The girl criticises her mother severely. “Tl had e lover, who is a banker diamonds and fine presents, but would not allow me to keep them,’’ Hospital and sent to seems talks pital, loose. me mother she said, “| tried to get away from Hospital, but a dog caught was climbing the fence. “I've tried to kil myself several one always interferes and keeps doing it.” girl's mother Asylum. the me just as wants her sent to Insane | State, | to attend the Exposition, Saturday ("en- Into Johnson of the the chief's theory Friday night Lieut. knocked hat. he wore by a he walked in on the ease. The lieutenant into the Alpine saloon. his uniform and was well-known detective. exame with ridiculous and the dective went Though \Walked Right | Lieut. would get! ‘estimated his wealth at $5000 and got) Into the Game.. A negro porter, with an order for drinks for the players on the third floor, came downstairs and entered saloon by way of a swinging door. Johnson and Williams pushed past the porter and upstairs. The lieutenant knock- gently on the door at the top of the second flight and the portal Swung open, disclosing a craps game in full operation. Hatton and nine others were induced to walk downstairs where a patrol wagon was in waitSce2 “It was easy,” was Ideut comment Saturday mornine Now, citizens who not if gambling should be permitted to flourish in St. Louis are prepared to Chief Campbell why if it asy in this case i should not be : 27> in ot! Post-Dispatch has told the Johnson's ado believe that ask nuers nNolice > are, Gre Ointment, for all skin troubles need of everv home. It recommends‘ ityelf. Parker's llair Balsam is Hfe to the har. MISSOURI SINGLE TAX LEAGUE. Small Gathering of the State Organiza- tion in This City. The Missouri Single Tax League, a organizathon of the followers of the Henry George, is hoiding a ¢gonference at reform headquarters, 512° North Twelfth Street. There are no strate late political party aftairs under but the political prorram ot ‘direct legislation’ will be discussed and measures perfected for its advancement Nearly all the delegates present, individual- ly, are active workers for Bryan. A large number of proxies were sent in from outside of the citv bv those who could not attend and those present say the move- ment is: progressing rapidly all over the although, like the present confer- énce, not accompanied with much biare or bluster. The session will continue Saturday after- noon, completing the work on hand in time ; being | “Single Tax Day. Hospital | She laughs | ° ' Inces-=- | He gave | my | | Rebekah times, | the | Low Rates to Dallas and Fort Worth, | river), Oct. 7, 8 10, Oct. 1d. See Via M., KR. & T. (Katy lL] (;o0d returning ticket until “Katy s” agent 2 years, passed through Union Station Saturday with her mother on her wavy from Girardeau to Springfield. LiL. has twice Many Joints as she has any use for. She is throughout her body. a fact has attracted considerable ; members of thé medical that such cases are rare. twists her limbs around until looks like a doll with wire joints hase been in the hands of a bad bay , aS Vho ana Waik around can tions on it. She can turn her both at the thighs and knees and arrange her arms in impossible Mrs. Williams has been offered large wish to train her to be an acrobat, but she ty Aca ahall grow up at home. I he remarkable physical Structure of the chiid was discovered when she Was only 2 months old. Her mother left her for a few minutes and, when she returned, found her ied up in a knot. The ease with which she Investigation f Wild Cape attention | fraternity, | she | after it | for al row minutes. She can shift her foor around | , until the heel is in front and the toe behind | Legs | post- — = WHY MRS, PINKHAM ‘ciliiicnatipatn Is Able to Help Sick Women When Doctors Fail. . How gladly would men fly to wo- mans aid did they but understand a woman's feelings, trials, sensibilities, and peculiar organic disturbances. only to things are known women, and the aid a man would give Those fs not at his command. To treat a case properly it is neces- sary to know all it, and full information, many cannot given by a woman to her family phy- about times, be Re 2 SAD a _3 ; ’ Mrs. G. H. CHAPPELL. sician. She cannot bring herself to tell everything, and.the physician is at a constant disadvantage. This is why, for the past twenty-five years, thousands of women have been con- fiding their troubles to Mrs. Pinkham, and whose advice has brought happi- ness and health to countless women in the United States. Mrs. Chappell, of Grant Park, IL, whose portrait we publish, advises all suffering women to seck Mrs. Pink- ham’s advice and use Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound, as they eured her of inflammation of the ovaries and womb ; she, therefore, speaks from knowledge, and her experience ought to give others confidence. Mrs. Pink- ham’s address is Lynn, Mass., end her advice is absolutely free. SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST- certain ben ; Stucke, SO) Allen avenue, Low Rates to Dallas and Fort Worth, | “Katy s” i with no liabilities. Little Liver Pills. °° ISPATCH —OCTOBER 6, 1900, Oe a ca ge mow ALE TIM TO SUICIDE With guide in hand, ae See SST en We From land to land, Where’er his fancy turned, Charles R. Homes Brooded Over Business Difficulties. He roamed at will, Uneasy still, And still for change he yearned. pall all But soon a (‘ame over That he world find or greet, And the track He wandered back To dear old Olive street. WILLIE o'er WANDER And in those days it came to pass that a man who resided in the city of-Sent Looie went forth the face of the earth and there did wander many days And it that of his meanderings beheld people and many bizarre and ragtime meth- PUT A BULLET IN HIS BRAIN. vouneg ‘PHYSICIANS SAY THE WOUND WILL BE FATAL. upon COUrs* came to pass ——--—_ he many strange Partner in a Chinaware Firm Which h Failed, Could Not Face the Result of all these thingssand carried of Business Disaster and them in his think-box, even unto the ends 7 pa CRine-Dewy “ af Sought Death. | of the earth. , And it came to pass that when he returned rm. Homes of the chinaware firm | to his Miss-¢ Uri he wa ’ rson ¢ if hovering between nailed by a the Baptist Sanitarium, | newspaper on earth, which is tantamount to Friday after | Story will be published ith his tem- | Sunday Post-Dispatch Kaston wound ods of doing busine Ss. Forasmuch as he wa: a great observer made a rs nole heath in omes is scribe for greatest Sunday at the night, rignt avenue. | taken that this bullet into sii ‘ ing tomorrow s (7rove, on that his hope of is cle S- '] ej Vi Say re- nan eould te : , } ul | | pre rate there a oe his sharing deheht, and is slight At om That » WAS , cay a i his | He to America located years old and, with i359 Page boulevard Mr. tlomes is family, he lives as borr but came good feature Vo! A Sunday t he Tomorrow s few of When he We io : ar old. Fie first afterwarecs came he was connected it} c*hi 4 Louis, lexas with Leavid Nicholson 1 he severed his con- A’ Missourian wins, after a lifetime Ik buttie. a | ic cTAte i?) are prepared tor 10,009 mem- and grocery busi- liow meats hess, in St. Louis Nicholson and entered with A. J. Peterson and the firm did a large and the house nection with Mr. le . Wo is £) “Oo-partnie rsbip ‘ rtain reliwious sect flowers Autumna’ and fj ‘Ade around St. Louis, deser! several vears Clark, Miss Jilen C. Latter- profitable business in K clloge. Niurnishine line. ay rs of ee oe now blooming in bed by ‘or George china and man, anc J. H. A St. Louis boy who earned $250 this sum-| yp mer cutting weeds. A \ St. nominatce for A St. Louisan trip markible Page boule- that the family on Post-Dispatch attempt with the Mr. aue who lives who has been | (‘ongress. Louis lawyer the Porto Rican who made told thought that estruction neighboring sti cdl ness reverses. manne... at BE a about five coneerning the popula- | exceedingly prosperous, “kor the lost mone! men, they nuns vard, flomes remarkable | was thiotiegh a firm Lowther. the Mr. years ago Surpiising facts said tion of American cities, stpiking manner. ' “If I Could Only Live My Life prove and they would “0 veda oe , hinges ere as ‘ as yy Again.’ A study from life, posed by James it ow ; LANG til ‘yeatenday eB ae knew J. Hannerty. that the tirm bankrupt. Then | learned that a big concern to whom Peterson change & Hiomes were deeply ipdebted filed a pe- tition fur involuntary bankruptcy. Later, understand, this petition was withdrawn and the -firm tiled a petition for voluntary bankruptey. Jt was intended to dissolve the firm any Way and for some months auction and private sales have been in progress for the benefit of creditors. “Mr. Hlomes never talked about his busi- ness affairs at home and, while we Knew that in a general way his affairs were not ‘ring, we had no idea they were so involved. The news of his attempt at sui- cide Was a great surprise and shock to the family. kle was a most cheerful and genial man,.fond of his home and of his family, and he was the last man in the world | would have thougnt of trying to end | lit presented in a every year. Like many thought Over had not ith Wiis SroOVve und lis best ‘ OF od rest atient I | porter got the | ' Nored | chang landtord uot th (‘¢ rest. at- cor- It is “simply impossible for me to tempt to the respondent said, the beauties of tomorrow's but it we not describe,’ as Galveston would be an will friends, by in- namely, Post-] dispatch, and dea r Sunday almost endless task conclude exposition, few this brief POs pr troducing you to a halftones, to-wit: DEBUTANTES o459 Washington ave- | ST. LOUIS Miss Katherine Oversto'z pu Miss Miss Elsi Rachel Sendder, 3705 Delmar beulevard $152 Washington Drummond, 33 Vandeventer Lars boulevard pinochle all day | never heard of his going out to the Rinkel’s Grove loon before, but [I suppose that he got out there and got to playing cards and to drink- ing and then in a spirit of despondency shot avenue. oer soe til! Oo West Belle place Delmar boulevard. and, the Lot I~ iikLS Lynch street 10d 317 Sublet te. Lee would plas Sa- 1, 3519 Washington avenne. es, 3125 Laicas nself The ball struck him in the right temple se ; say. imbedded itself in the left eve. Saturday morn- and tkieffer operated on his conlition at ngon was Hie has not regal “ad con- was fired. WISTAKEN FOR A CRIMINAL —— elle BRusehman, 3807 doc

into | R. Lowther, a son-in-law of Mr. Homes, | he | at self- to brooding over busi- | was last five years, though, they have! other | that business would im- | were. | his | “Mr. Hlomes was a great card player. He A. W. Dickens, a Reputable Citizen, | Dickens,3619 Cote Brilliante avenue, | department, | his charging | her | ' Morrow has had issued for her husban ai : She says he | " ee he eee cee ee rs rs, “> ‘T ~ Bok FAs ween 80 LOO Oe He z eer ee ee ei i i PO Ree 2 * ; Ps a” a , { ; a7 ee eS atm AS “ae Ae Will give you restful nights, a good PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND ” appetite, and stop that racking headache and backache. HEALTH RESTORED. Mrs. M. A. Cummings, 140 No. 50th Street, Phila- delphia, Pa., writes: ‘‘| have occasion to do a great deal of work, and before | used Paine’s Celery Com- pound was troubled with frequent headaches, pains in the. back, was unable to sleep at night, and had no appetite. attend properly to my business. using two bottles I feel AMUSEMENTS. IVIPERIAL. LAST TIME TO-NIGHT THE GREAT RUBY ifyouhaven’tseen it DON’T MISSIT. Tomorrow Mat.—‘*THE WIFE,” BIG FAIR'S LAST DAY — —o ATTENDANCE COMPOSED LARGE- LY OF SCHOOL CHILDREN. —_— -——- ——_—- -__ ALL EXHIBITS ARE IN. PLACE —--— No Diminution of Interest in the Great Show, Which Closes a Prosperous Season Saturday. Louis Fal; Tira \\ ls ‘ Limtughts that wer 4 Belgian hair int There was no diminution bn the Siturda y It the biz show attractions iT he he ‘Fah (srounds chance toe view ny side lgriar ocomobiles, it apiary. ite trotting varied machinery * grounds looked al ement*’ had ‘ts aispiay vehich MauUueuratec dren s day Saturday . t iP nie ree from hy Monday, ; ‘ . Oo attend amphitheate Smothered in Wrecked Whe NDEPENDENC'} Nit) () (se ‘ i) ., Mat by , * \ ae ~ oRPHY bi }? q'F,? ; t" ton ’ ial ‘ ' ‘ ‘ dis ereriata af oF - ‘ Ww) Visitor From i ’ Tree ee ports is in ee ; ;* I was completely run down and unable to A friend recom- ‘mended Paine’s Celery Compound to me, and after like another woman.”’ DEATHS. Oct. & 1900, at 2 heloved busband ‘of Delia it. father of Martin, Jella, Timothy, Paul, Loretta and o'clock p. will take pl&tee Menday, Sth iast., from family residence, St. Teresa's Chureh, Friends are in- | It > jee te ry ( ermete ry m and Yazoo City papers of Mra. Cathber- Ellen Fey, For, aged i eon Matt es Jobn and 246 (FF Fallon etreet, m.. to St. Patrick’e (aivary Cemetery Poursday, Oc 4. 199, at 9:45 p. (. Murphy, beleved son of Lake P Inonths 27 days. ll take place on Sundag, Oct. 7, et family residence, Ne. 1547 t to St. Lawrence O Toole e TY wtery. Friends j ’ years 7 f"mly ier of Benjamin Swan, I swan, aged $f “opm Piease omit , 5 oo. at 5 o'clock beloved Rushend Of Bar- Zimmermann), and déat fa- Willtam Wenzel illinew«,. at Leonard ¢ a lingering piace on Sundar, Ohet. mn from family reste one thetee to Bellies Friends are invited to at- of Triple Lavige. N rrye* tape | Albert the city if the most Indiana.—Dr.w Wh \ mnie faile to eure. E. Ww. rive 25 centa, ey if it ,> ee Tee and Festival, —St. Ann's Sodality Navier s (Reek) Church par festival Tuesaday, evenings at its North fair and Thursday and nVventue qCa ve MTiiiiiiit will save months of by sending name ack a ee ae a —— Qian eave va ivileidavvuvuiuddiddddeNe Meds Every mother, Expectant Mother can have a practical treatise on motherhood, telling . about MOTHER’S FRIEND” in and trouble), sent, idress of selé or to THE BRADFIKLD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. ' s SE Ot Se hoo ap eee abe Sia . tg See BR ROE eh Sct ive eRe + “The world can produce nothing like ‘Mathers Friend.’ * Seid by best Draggists, @4.@@, of sent 7 ROARORS ‘ < % By : 14 P y We PRS oe Un pmalinete pee “ea een ONS ‘s <2 a6 Bale

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ee . PEE he , Re etch SATURDAY— ST. YT, OTIS POST-DISP A TCH—OCTORF? 6, m 2200. din RR Oe ie er agen Sy Oo cere ec a ee - PRETTY POLISH GIRL SIDE BY SIDE WITH MOTHER JONES LED MINERS’ MARCH ? a 1 © @ © ® - ww — ~" - ° Immense Demonstration of) Men and Women at Lat- 6.—In complian‘e timer This Morning, 3 cae ube ask otidks Wabideeel Bia iation, covering the Lavck- OPERATORS HOLD OUT | TERMS OF SETTLEMENT. -- += vanna and Wyoming valleys, to give an “§ » Hn TT wages t eir striking mine eee OF THE MINES | o iret. Deere ae onthe dives’ wiation, and posited mines controlled by 4ir MOTHER JONES WAS AZIONG Was issued this m ‘ia i ay WOMEN CONTINGENT. i a ee ouncenment hiihe empioyvyes: ate of wages so as n and after Oct. Three Thousand Men Marched in, Over- , jan) yng) fur pth. & Get therdnes ran Company’s Grounds and His Men Away From the They Were Attempting. Waces heretofore re- Work “Not It understood in the foregotnk ld to miners for m1. difference be- HAZLETON, ., | Nearly » tween this rag > > > € > «@) » *& “> © work at the colli . oe OOOO einGa ta the , . Ores heen absolutely e 0] *4 ) ha? "zu 1i it I ‘ tii ‘ tY ley Pe p P ; i+} , MARLEE »} sori cv faint cheer was rd in the distans Wea ee ee ye ee So suddenly a crowd whieh prove t ? ees : * ae , ih on , after a short res North Side marclfers, who had gatherecad on... |, b tees . and with th: ‘women the opposite side Of the Low n, st U0 oo hee? . > jena tarte lon another yx . r hLle 4 .« ) ; yet | a gate on the further e’iatl »} } easinicaas ore Ph a pany’s property about half a mile away. ov lad the Lattimer n.blacklegs and * . : . P ; ‘ (ii a3 on: j ite iTi\ at: -, ‘ They came sireaming in b Msahas ane thus assailed rushed down the comMmany's eal 1US ASSALE nal elng attacke acrogs the strippings and iidlook ohek * Side foree on th md ic rot Or an we reds their various spot where the 22 mar Mors wer sCay 1E 17 arious ee im S07.» While the men were running across ic Pleasant company's property } aie ived ers of the South 5i » = control of the ‘Th. id ft wou Just befere 1 Whistle blew at'7 o'clock break and overr ) ivate | mas 1) \ 7 men 2 ithered on the public they we re held 1?) ae ] ; thie ‘ ': ! } fyi «> ’ yg] i 4 . junction ol a private lane lead- on to the property ‘1 ‘company’s stables to the mine. 1 with in fact, the great proposal however, Mitchell may de- abide by The seal ts a sign it ts as old as Assyria. of security. But Assyria never produced a seal that was more significant than .e ““ [n-er-seai.” , | | Tt’s a seal that means something to everybody who cats. It’s the sign of a revolution in the mak- ing of biscuit, crackers, i' LEN nT ee: Phbsae} ; ; 7 | and waiers, and of keep- ing them good aftertthey re made good. Here- tofore many of the best products of the baker have lost their goodness before they reached the consumet. The won- derful patent package— distinguished bythe sign “In-er-seal,” keeps them fresh, crisp and delicious intil you want them. = | } ' } When you buy Soda Biscuit Milk Biscuit, Saratoga Fiakes, Snow Flakes, Butter Crackers, Graham Biscuit, Oatmeal Bis- cuit, Ginger Snaps, Handmade . Pretzelettcs, or Vanilla Wafers, insist on getting them in the “In-er-seal Patent Package.” verreng cite - ' ; ; teal eee Seer ‘ ii +] bith Tae } Hiity! > i i} The genuine package is pat- ented and com tains only our products. It can always be identified by the design of the ‘‘In-er- om seal’’ on each mea end. CMI I IIIT Uy Mf) % »| School at *> | lieries will remain | would be needed, (sen. ris in touch with the situation. but SL |has arived in |will either end | probably for many months and it is for the | said last ‘two weeks, the strike or arbitration. | ployes ibe wise for the | have . j}unions for ithis if 'how long the strike 'of the strikers can take care of themsel\ 11 ‘and could do practicaily istand the ‘to Bunker Hill, i komis, Pana, | Louis at §$:32 a. m. \Chestnut and Union Station. | Perry H ai ienadiiaeinn aeaiiiesssie ee Who Was Named as an Al- ternate, Succeeds to a Cadetship at Annapo- lis, After a Cred- itable Exami- nation. ag l.. Hazard, son of Col. W. P. | Hazard, vice-president of the Monarch Rub- ber ag has been notified of his ment :s a cadet at the IU'nited States naval! Academy at Annapolis, Md, The young man was named as an alter- nate pore than a vear ago by Congres Bartholet. Mr. Bartholdt’s first failed te pass the examination and Als circumstance afforded Hazard an oppor- | tunity to enter the service. He went to Annapolis recently and news nas reached St. Louis that he passed with a apnvoint- Sian choice the examination highiyv credita percentage le was born in St. Louis in 1884 and iy ISS) movce with his ‘ents to We ‘bster Groves There ’ i . # LDile schools until Se : OE vher e Ww: en- rolled Milit: ry Roonvilie, While there he particularly ‘in out Coor sports and was noted expert player of football and estos ~_———— el ee SS Their purpose was to prevent the driver boys from taking mules into the slopes An Official of the company saw the move quickly. summoned the sheriff, who watching some of the marcher tance away. He came gallopin his buggy and for a moment i if he and the women would pleasant word and a quietly : of ‘Girls, move * on, trouble While the two small armies were march- ing on the roads in the vicinity of Latti- mer pickets were on duty point where workmen passed on collieries, but they had nothing to do, very few men attempted to reach mines. please Mines Will Be Closed Up. it istnot unlikely closed ended. A. W. Drake. general superinte }ent of the company, sai e question 0; ‘drawing the fires from beneath the boilers Will be decided later i > day. The ficials of the company Ne ssvle did nat the idea of risking the lives « f ifs men a mob like the one that swarin 1 over company’s property this morni ng. Out the closing of the Lattimer collieries Was no change in the situ ition in t! trict today. No a dcitions individu ators nave rps notices resident Mi hell: tod ent a i ’ to T. -D. Ni holls pre sider nti of Distri¢t 1, which comprises the Lackdws Wvomineg regions. Mr. Nicholls is ticoke. The telegram reads: “We are informed that agents are: employing men to mine coal and Indian Territory. Please ; miners to remain away from there. as 1} miners otf Arkansas and Indian Territor: have been on strike for 29 months.’ ‘Sheriff Asked for Soldiers. SHENANDOAH, Pa., Oct. 6.—Sheriff Har- | vey of Luzerne County today informed Gen Gobin by telephone that Strikers and womfen were m Hazleton to Lattimer. The feared an outbreak and large crowds of arching from sheriff said he thought troops Gobin instructed him to send a call to the governor for so! diers in the event of trouble. The genera! ! he prefers the order for troops to come Harrisburg before ct es in the matter. END OF THE STRIKE IS NEAR. ‘It Is Claimed “the Men Are Asking Concessions Already Granted. WILKES! Prom SARRE, Pa., Oct. 6.—The time the coal quickly or when it drag along strikers to decide President Which it is to be. Nicholas of the Kirst district, | which is composed of Luzerene and Lacka- wanna counties and has 75,000 miners. night that the men would he | satisfied with three concession—an increase of 10 per cent and a reduction in the pric ior powder LO $1.50 a keg and pay (two weeks. The big companies have granted all of these except the last. As for the pay evety strikers can have that if sir rh. the semi-m , toute Sunday, toon and way Broadway and Marriage Licenses. al. Ik. McPherson C(irace Brown Henry Winkelmann Minnle Hlornburg Nathan Frietri *h ‘ Fenton. Mo Mrs. LDamile ‘ hasteen Sap ington. Mo Cieorge A. i ne Sek eee SASt sonia lil Katie M. Prongue.. : ni Grant Mrs. Angeline Dunlap Helmer Tiur Finma Olonu : rang L.. Petzold . 36o1 liussell av Minole 8. drienup 8651 Rossel] as Ross (Crystal City, Vo Kekome, Ind Randelph fiarry F. Grace MeClure Graves Solid Gold Wedding Rings, Newest designs, $% to $20, at Mermod & Jaccara's, Broadway and Lovust. John Olney Is Dying. CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—John Olney, the last of ».he Lincoln electors chosen in 1860, is uying. His death is only a matter of a few hours. A Son of Col. W. P, Hazard, oO OOO DOH OOD'! ST. LOUIS BOY ENTERS E NAVAL ACADEMY -O--@ -@ -@ -@- -@ —-@ -¢ @ ¢- 4 —-@- © -O—o-— © >--—- @—-@ ..¢@ -@-@- -@-— o--—-@- AD i f TAQUAL inated icine FAMILY AFFAIRS AIRED IN CITY HALL POLICE COURT. JUDGE SIDENER LISTENED. Poured into the Judicial Ear for Kindly = Arbitration. 1?) ihe Peculiar and Harrowing Tales all on irt,, Where the case harged by his wif was stimonyv of Mrs family, friend: Hienry is given | ‘rettinge on the elects the most in-- INNOW]) ihness In this respect, youns;s. Mr Groh was prepared for the old gentleinal when a little party as on the Arsenal trop, Groh sat on th considering the pro] ertth: syegested to Mrs knocking the top oft frequently threat- trick and ceccasion- hand.in. sparred wife meditation, to the ola} a | the pas the pledge five minutes 1 know how cohsider how ried if vou de- ueStS VamMmoose ll out of some- restrain his belli- e poy came back the Sidener heard of this incon need the prisoner to 59 days a life sentence’? wre 3) holy would nt vou make it at least 39 vei quired Mrs (aroh But the court refused to reverse Dish of Spaghetti Caused the Trouble. The making or unmaking of an empire is sometimes dependent on ine mos tesSiImal cause In this ¢onnection, micht be cited the @2 seat Rome’and Mrs. © Leary’s cow at Chicag in the case of Mary’ Wil lard, a egress, Who was on trial after the Groh family told their troubles, a_ bit f spaghetti us he r downfall—a small dish of imported spaghetti—imported from See- ond street. Mary put the case tersely to the court ‘nt to bed last night at the usual time 22 minutes to when | a terrible suspicio! that | dish of spaghetti. Whe crave a “ghetti | get the dis ot spa- been Ss journey home she was slight- and indulged in a sentimental! now (Ca tile Incumbent upon Caty >a , effect of £pu- ther a groggy were the con- pected that Mar l-with her f I nent impression and a S10) Patrolman Had Wrong Diagnosis. Walter, a rather ne: old woman, declining vears are spent alternate the Female Hospital, the Poor House ind working in Kitchens, with a periodical visit to the Workhouse, was discharged as not proven gullty of being drunk on the n error of diagnosis on r FE hb who mistook troubl for an alceoholi Werte’ ub. | LEMONADE TO PUT OUT FIRE An Bhterprising Oittoen Earned the) Wrath of Signor Matroni, Keeper of e Fruit Stand. Matron, ith Third the use of it in putting some time of Sicily. street, sells lemonade, I afternoon Some cvrie a sehted cigar on the awnine above mis stand The awning blazed up, i yelled tire in Als best modified of action Matroni's lemonade and «ashe the the blaze. exthiguishing it earace ‘Yo mah pes vel t« the ol’ Give-ah de then the fire tiie = Customary The man who had saved oy sacrificing his stock made his es- ahomne two doi for my lemo' amateur fireman. “ll want-ah mon: engines clattered up, crowd that attend a |} cape in the crowd. Best for rheumatism—Eimer & “Amend's Prescription No. 2851, Celebrated on its merits for many effectual cures, ‘ i | eagles, ach containing $200; showing de knelt at the Fovercome i man oft | just a sip, picion ST. LOUIS GOLFERS GOING EAST hited til- | | day. i | benches to the bondsman Matroni’s | (WED ‘HON, JOHN DIENHART'S Chicago, Hil. Systemic catarrh the Fe , } ” ‘ bowels, stomach, kidneys, : parts of th mbranes are In a ‘len and the condition known as neuras- | flabby, unhealthy conditt Thi (henia or nervous prostration. | a Want of nerve supply on una will fe found to effect an imme- known to| weakness, und lasting cure tn all cases of sys- pleasure. | l@ constant drain of nervous vitality de- ‘temic catarrh. ft aets quickly and Bene- | the whole nervou ‘ on the diseased mucous membranes, sartness eaites rdinglv. This “ud with healthy mucous membranes the Side. an irrh can no longer exist. Medicine Co., Colum- between this cond bus, ©... fora free catarrh ace Special! the Post-Dispatch UNT VERNON, N. Y¥., Oct Howie, for fifty Rochelle, died yesterday exhaustion. He left a tied up in an old hair trunk Hlowie, who was a. bachelor, $1.05 a week, and was never spend a penny except for one bie paid §$] a week 7 ~~, wewowreay ora, | OL ee a ae eee Oe ra aera James years a resident of New In from old age and $100,000 ——— fortune of mucous mi: iy ed on room rent and al- i mdition fic "es s . . . ~ . liis breakfast sembles, and ther el \ddress the Peruna Inver however, he went to | his sister. He al- | Steerage. ee te ee ee Van Zelm found rom ''DAYTON STREET POLICE COURT _ railroad lowed himself 10 cents a day for ‘eatables consisted of a cup of ‘cof nearly re fee, an egg and bread. A bow! of fvouP | no practical differenc: and bread made up the noon-hour meal. | | bread and an appie. summer, scotland and visited WayvSsgcrossed the ocean in the lis fear was that he would die in the | ‘ cattadiaw sheeuubaidland FAIR GROUNDS DEBATE WHICH etude Kia ane Howie sent ‘fo | ENDED HAPPILY THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERB > ore 1e The ve > oO e , or | F Judge Van ni th Seis after his effects. se Absolutely Painless Dentistry Is Done. eig ht bag S of Bold Nervous people wishing to have teeth ems. s} alge ry Ped my in need of artificial teeth or ho bare ALVeW York, New Maven & liartfor I - ry . ‘er stoc + mba Pirie hank “ant tape rofessors s of this colle ee. osits of $17,000 in New York) Artificial Teets Is Our Specialty. C‘its Hle had not drawn any egy hg Band OU KR PRICES UNTIL OCT. , * R machelle, Felham. ( ‘itv Island and New | "7 I, SET owe TEETH. .....cccccctves 1.00 k we henge aggin ne adgechd ragga g's Because They Were Lounging a ID e: kt OWN “eee eee eee eeneeeeeee 1.00 ere two rriIS. ; s . he re }? aa se “Why do you say he. disturbed your | | TT = “making a/| “Beenuse he did: he said I didn’t Know + any tints about horses.”’ strike you?’ lay one of them said: ‘‘Pete, in memory ot “Nope 90401ive St. (Emilis Biig, ). Room 203 & Offics old timer just take a small drink with | “Call you any names?” Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday, 9 to 12 oniy. me.’ " Consu'tation and advice free. Call of write. “Perna?ps I won't.break the pledge if I take Mahon was then excused and Mr. Yellow- aK reasoned the voung man, so, he |} Stone was called. Asked what Mahon had NERVOUS gegen tes po : MEN. Es- ceceptedu the invitation. Before he had left | done to him he answered austing rains, 108 anhood, ndiscretion, ote faa Molen A few days later he was arrested on sus- 't strike vou?’ | Tastlittp cored, Blab I ae “ 4 robbery and is now a prisoner at “Wasr't able.” "oe a : the C Street Station “Or u didn’t strike him?’ bivot tosous Tani, Eeaeme. Blak O@ Free, “T haven't done anvthing more than ‘He's too small for me.”’ URI N ~ a Affections as: Painful break the pledge,’ he said to the Post-Dis- “You are good friends” too f Nant bloody urine "ane paivaTs paten ‘' never stole a penny in my life, “Yes; except when it matters Gade bis eam Sleak Y but the police are always picking at me. |'about fiorses and and “Yes, lam going to take the pledge again. Yellowstone was requested to cut his story sti LCOCELE cured te othe io aan [f don't know why I became so foolish: as |short. Both were discharged : AR " free, b mail or at offcq to break it. GOLD DUSI “in the water makes your dishes: come out perfectly clean and free from Srease. alti is almost a pleasure to wash dishes with “ oe i . - ® Meee sf . sresee sees segs ere | : } —_ ww en ag: ~ +, . ‘ ** we = - . altehienattendgsmetettonssierr ee ee rent ” ee. . . oo "t . eens RES i eh en erteeeeeeener ere .** . <% 7 eden, RRS S22 Epa gree a a 2 ‘ Radio Le ee Rev

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Address all communications and complaints of imperfect service to POST-DISPATCH, St. Louts. Agent Foreign Advertising, S. C. Beckwith Special Agency, 4 48 @ Tribune Building, New York. 469 The Rookery, Chicago. —SWORN DAILY AVERAGE— CIRCULATION -——OF THE— OST-DISPATCH } FOR THE FIRST § Sunday: SIX MONTHS OF 1900. IMPORTANT. Bb@F" The Post-Dispatch will accept all advertising with the distinct and unequivocal] GUARANTEE that it has a larger bona-fide PAID circulation in the CITY of ST. LOUIS and its suburbs than any TWO other morning or evening newspapers COM- BINED: and a larger paid circulation, SUNDAY OR DAILY, than any other Newspaper WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. One of the eight largest Sunday Newspapers in the United States. — ii i i i aaa ee WAR THAT IS NOT WAR. The anomajous condition of affairs in China is apparent in the light of the report that the Chinese fleet tried to engage | a Russian cruiser, and the latter escaped only the Celestials. * And yet Russia and China are at peace. anywhere in the East. the safety of the American and European legations, ‘but Was not war. And now, with the armies of the powers Pekin, and Russia perfecting her hold on Manchuria, we are still assured there is no war, and that diplomacy will settle the trouble. It may be, but perhaps the diplomats are trying to conceal from themselves the real truth by inventing new diplomatic terms. At any rate, the world would rest easier if a detinite peace Were assured. Our Government seems to fave got out of the muss and escaped the maelstrom. may not be so fortunate. a a Uncle ‘Henry and the Municipal Assembly are the dark as to what home rule should be. -ooe—____ “COMING TO HER OWN” At the National Household Economic Convention at To- ronto, Canada, it was suggested that as there are a hundred typewriter girls seeking employment to one cook, education be dropped as a part of public school cooking be substituted. The suggestion did not find favor, but Mrs. made a speech in which she said that ‘the long years, was coming to her own.” Housekeepers will do well to note the trend of progress. by outsailing very much domestic, after It will not be in the line of cutting down or changing the get ce Girls things | |dren in Oklah: tion of girls.so as to insure the supply of ‘‘domestics.”’ have begun to learn typewriting and a thousand other besides cooking, and they will continue to learn them. phould they be confined to cooking and housework oo— follow the example of the- honest of a mistake of $3000 in his as- would be loser. If taxpayers would be properly spent, full returns of their any rush to notified the city which the city that their money of them weuld make | There isn't ‘citizen who /sessment, by could feel sure perhaps more property. oe Philadelphia -~ In Senator Lodge’ one s speech in there is not word about the enormous ballot-box stuffing so characteristic | great | statesmen take | of Philadelphia elections, theugh he must have read a deal about them in his newspapers. Why do no notice of golden opportunities to say a word for political reform? services have all been against weak peoples. brilliant record if he great power. ———— OOO Lord Roberts’ | s ‘He might have had a much more been given an opportunity to make war on any | ‘There is little ecnance for a hero to obtain glory in such wars | | as Britain has been waging in her later years. | -*-@e@ | Mo., has found will add greatly the to the Columbia, ne If Dr. Graham of sought cure for hog cholera, perity $50,000, offered by the United States ‘covery means many millions to the pork trade. , oe - | Every county but four in Arkansas shows an | population, and the state has now 1,311,564 inhabit titling her to an additioral Congressman. There is the future for our southern neighbor. siipeapnnnin roads charge three or four times to haul anthracite as they exact for hauling soft coal. is scarcely any limit to prices a monopoly can put on, doesn’t have to give any reasons. —-— © o@ The first plank of the Massachusetts Republican platform 'reads exactly as if it had been written by a member of the Cabinet. Mr. pas will doubtless be ‘“‘suspicioned.’’ o-¢ —______——_ The full-blooded Indian woman who is teac smo Ww gee una is not likcly to return to savagery, as some Indian males have done. ooo pros- government. increased ants, en- much much There and as The coal trust ehil- of the cducatea we | POST-DISPA'TTCH SNAP SHOTS. Ex-President Harrison's ice wagon is not in the trust. Severa] of our city officials should be dealt a kick from the Pope’s mule. Dropping a chunk of ice on the head of a campaign is a very objeciionable way uf giving him a frost. The fact that young Croker paid 84000 for a bulldog gestive of wWhai profits a bulldog trust might make If our boys in China have of their lives it is a strange by the pretty missionaries. A rather dull cartoonist asks, ‘Who is It is certain that whoever has been behind the is Ssuy- rest |] zood for the been become They not thing. have kiss: hehind Aguinaldo?”’ Filipino sprint- er has not been swift enough to capture him. R. Park Von Wedelstaedt’s 23 blue ribbons may well a flutter among horsemen. So many victories for a horse and its owner are remarkable. A New York World paragrapher is alarmed fest Alfred Van- derbilt shall organize his fellow railway clerks into a unton and strike for $40 a week all around. : cause single Fourteen weed cutting cases have been dismissed because the owners of lots had cut their weeds. Now let some Her- cules with a brush hook tackle the City Hall. is unnecessarily is a Me street car gong that sounded nuisance. Besides, every banging of the gong when not need- ed puts persons off their guar d against the moments of peril. | the | into whose cnge he had entered and offered the beast a glass | of champagne. The lion being ‘strictly temperance” such an insult. Are people civilized who will not only bit gape at them as diverting spectacles? | ~~ oe St. Joseph would still have ibe en a very good town had not passed the 100,000 mark in the new census. vitality and esrowth in all Missouri cities. The will bring them a wonderful expansion. Every should be prominent in the World’s Fair of 1903. — — = AN ne eourse if just ‘alled ‘hristianty, ’ } sie theory that ”» is at equally important The cres Were given mmpeo will be very simple camp. > | } Nspatch litor of the ! wonderful fairy tale vou printed new atmosphere ventiveness ‘_hicageo about a col- The Chicago the ft from ¢ October 2, one-nine-two-oughts. old darling mother, has oft my loving thoughts: to tell you, mother, dear, Thanksgiving Day year I'll not be home— to away. with the Stu r¢ of wien this time ( ‘olo.. be "Tis that in the OuSnesSS at today, read that it writ That henceforth at Thanksgiving \Whereat the faithful sit, There neither shall™be cut nor Nor greet keen hunger’s eyes, The thing that dragged me My mother’s fat mince naught io lessen i you have done, my dear, hose ay least being home feast: mother ’ com- E pit! med of the dear mine, is I tty feasts ement Subimer cL. SOON served, Laclede Avenue Cars. or of the Post-Dispetch. indeed come up the iyenue very home— a pies! Am has last taken on Lact mv felis issengers dignatior the ’ ) - 4 " Standing at. the « One ' My mother's big mince Methinks I taste them still— The sweet, the sucenlent. the That make a thrill! service pies, alas; mi: boi! over with and bad of Sarah is nothing to see after a long wait for iy] cars that three or four will pass by without rh stonnieg, matter whethef there are pia: sengers to meet a train or to attend places Where nimusement [ shed to me that the*company are aking in new men this line, many breakdowns that cause { time. The public appre- vou give us of ventilating We who live near Sarah hopes that it the Suburban evening and morning ired of more patronage WHOSK TIME Ii of car cle ‘ight and rning in- sort street ii fellow delavs rner No, home; here; cuiet the syne, not he down some shall dav in none shall tear for auld lang dear, And think with flooded eves, the loss things I Including vour mince ples. 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She suffered fretm ner dwelling, from the the walls, from the worn the ugliness of the curtain: *hings, of which another woman of rank would never even have been *c: scious,.tortured her and made her angrs When she sat down to dinner, before , round table red with a tabie cloth idayvs lid. opposite her husband, wind covered the and declared an enchanted air, “‘Ah, the good pot-au- feu! Jj don’t know anything better than |that,"’ she thought of the dainty dinners of shining stiverware, of tapestry peopled the walls with ancient pers and with strange birds fiying in the lof a fairy forest; and she thought of de- |licious dishes served on marvelous plates, land of the whispered gallantries which llisten to with a sphinx-like smile, theo igh shy eT Statio}l el! ( ‘ ' ria hae tummy a from COVe lili- soup-tureen ‘the wings of a quail. She had no dresses, no ‘jewels, 'And she loved nothing but that; she ‘made for that. She would so have liked | please, to be envied, to be charming, to be sought after. She had a friend, a former lat the convent, who was rich, ishe did not like to go and see 'because she suffered 80 much came back. But, one evening, her husband home with a triumphant atr, a large envelope in his hand. ‘The re,’ said he, Loan | She tore ia printed card which | “The minister of | Sree. Georges Rai. | it ni othing any when she these words: iblac instruction onneau request Loisel’s company bore honor of M. and Mme. Isth.’ being delighted, January ofr ing. lostead AS table with disdain, murmuring: “What do vou want me to do with that? “But, my dear, I thought you would glad. You never go out, and /a fine opportunity. I had awful iget it. E very_one wants to go; select, and they are not giving many tations to clerks. The will be there.”’ She looked at him with and she impatiently: an said, had not thought of that; he vy, the dress you in. It looks very well, He stopped, distracted, wife was crying. ed slowly | wards the corners of her mouth. | tered: gro to to me. seeing that by a violent effort, she had her grief and she replied, while she wiped her wet chee Only I have-.no dress, can't go to this ball. Give colleague whose wife But, quered /calm votce, " “Nothing. | therefore ! card to some hes equipped than LI. | He resumed: us see, Mathilde. a suitable dress, other’ occasions, Hie was in despair. “Come, let would it cost, could use on / very simple?’ She reflected several calculations she could ask without ‘an immediate refusal anda clamation from the economical clerk. l“tnally, she replied, hesitatingly: | “TI don't Know exactly, but I ‘could manage it with 400 franes.”’ | He had grown a little pale, because |'was laving aside just that amount to a vun and treat himself to a little } next summer on the plain of Nanterre, several friends who went to shoot 'down there, of a Sunday. | Kut he said: ‘All vight. | trv to have a which ececonds, drawing on her: will give you 400 francs. pre ety a ’ dress * 7 7 > ‘AT. and anxious. Her hus | The dav of the ball drew ne + l.oisel seemed sad, uneasy, |dress was ready, however 'said to her one evening: “What is the matter? 'so queer these jast three And she answered: me not to have a * Sto? nothing like distre ss | at all.*’ Come, vou' vé days single to put should Oo. A SINi on sh: ill loo “y rather not go Hie resumed: BR Sn. pe ag very sh at fT: mcs you nificent ¢foses,.”’ She whs not convinced. No; there's nothing than to look poor amone are rich.”’ ut her husband eried: “How stupid vou are! friend Mme. Forestier, some jewels. \ her to do that wear this can get natural time of two flowers. the year. or three more other women (30 look’ u and ack her Vert] Ou re q it " ! rie*y day she distress Forestier went to a door took ont a brought it back, opened jt, Loise| Went to her warar LAT ite ‘hoose ew first cKiace, eeclous tri ar! 7 and ) hip She the ginss sense of ¢ to woman s ; “y , r of that victory wht (SO SY cet She wernt way ahout ¢ o'cieck in ing. Tier husband had. hbecn sleeping ince srt ahd in a little Geserted ante- n ith three other, gentlemen whose ie re having a very good time lie threw over her shoulders the wrape ahich he had broveht, modest wransa of common life, whoee poverty contrasted with the elernance of the ball dress. She felt this ard wanted to escape go as nat to be j emarked i. the other Women, who were mort ‘Ter . oA * a Oe pat : ea ru x i a ier ae eae RE ihe three with witich One tee ss midst ~ You while Som are eating the pink flesh of a trout or feit to schoolmate and whom more, returned and holding ‘here is something for the paper sharply and drew out | and the at the palace of the ministry on Monday even- be | this is such | trouble to it is very invi- | whole official world | irritated eye, | for | “An t what do you-ewant me to put on my for three stam- _franes in case they found the other one the theater | his | dyad had left him. He would borrow the Two great tears descend- from the corners of her eyes to- | He stut- | “What's the matter? What's the matter?” | 2ealt con- with a and | your is bet- How much you something | end making her i hilly and wondering also what sum self | frightened ex- think I he buy shooting with larks And Mme. lier band 7 peen jewel, l almost It’s kor mag- humiliating who THE MISSING NECKLACE NI AUPRPASSANT. x themesel\ costly furs, bheid fer DucK a bt. You wail .0 @ini) Cli a Ca cateh cold outside, und rapidly they were ip a curriage, anu shouting after W passing by at 15 to him VV ine idl rT} or in the Rue des not waidiy, they ciimb- All was ended, tor her, reflected that he must istry at 10 o'clock ‘ved the wraps, Which covered iors, before the glass, 50 as Once herseif in alt her glory. But ittered' a cry. she ad ne Kince around her neck! already haif-undressed, de- hima. he rir natter with vou?’ nadly towards him: ive l ve sOSt Mme. Act, stood up, distracted hat!—how?--impossible! na they looked in the fo! ds of her dress, fo lds of her cloak, in her pockets, 4 hey did not find it. had Fores- nati 4: i re sure thie bh ill f : ve felt it In the vestibule of the pal- if von had it in have hear fall. you it on when you left lost it ‘a “But uld cab. the street we It must be in Probably. Did you take his num- And you, looked, thunderstruck, at one ane At last Loisel put on his elot shall go back on foot,” said he, e Whole route which we have taken, ‘ee lt can find it.’ nd he went out. She sat waiting on a ehair in her ball dress, without strength to gu to bed, overwhelmed, without fire, with- out a thought. Lofse] tape ee at night with a hollow, pale face; ‘had discovered nothing. “You see write to your friend,’’ said he; “that you have broken the clasp of her necklace and that. you are having it mend- ed. That will give us time to turn round.” She wrote at his dictation. oe ad a a = @idn't you notice it?’ er to . . ) At end of a week they had lost all lope. ‘ ma Loisel, who had aged five years, de- clared: : Pha. must consider how to replace that nament. The next day they took the box which had contained it, and they went to the jew- eler whose name was! found within.” He me, who sold that have furnished the Then they went from jeweler to jeweler, searching for a necklace like the other consulting their memories, sick both of the her hus- | consulted his books. band hoped, she threw the invitation on the not I, madi [ must simpl “jit was necklace; Case. | them with chagrin and with anguish. They found, in a shop at the Palais Royal, a string of diamonds whie h segmed to them exactly like the one they looked for. It was worth 49,000 francs. They could have it 26000), they begged the jgweler not to sell it days yet. And they made a bar- that he should buy it back for eo end of February. possessed 18,000 francs which his So gain fore the Loisel rene did borrow, asking 1000 francs of one, 5) of another, 5 louis here, 3 louis there. He gave notes, took up ruinous obligations with usurers, and all the race of lenders. He compromised all the rest of hig life, risked his signature without even knowing if he could meet it; and, frightened by the pains yet to come, <! the black misery which was about to fall upon him, by the prospect of all the physical priva- tions and of all the mortal tortures which ‘he was to suffer, he went to get the new ‘necklace, putting down upon the merchant's counter 36,000 francs. When Mme. Loisel took back the neck- Mme. Forestier said to her, with a manner: “You should have might have needed it.’ She did not open the case, as her friend had so much feared. If she had detected the substitution, what would she have thought, what would she have said? Would she not have taken Mme. Loisel for a thief? Mme. ft.oisel now knew the horrible ex- istence of the needy. She took her part, moreover, all on a sudden, with heroism. That dreadful debt must be paid. She would pay it. They dismissed their serv- ant; they changed their lodgings; they rent- ed a garret under the roof. She came to know what heavy housework ‘ant and the odious cares of the kitchen. She washed the dishes, using her rosy nails on the greasy pots and pans. She washed the dirty linen, the shirts and the dish eloths, which she dried upon a line; she carried the siops down to the street every morning, amd carried up the water, stop- pine for breath at every landing. And. dressed Hke a woman of the people, she went to the fruiterer, the grocer, the butch- er, her basket- on her arm, bargaining, insulted, defending her miserable money returned it sooner, I Mil month they had to meet some notes, others, obtain more time. band worked in the evening mak- copy of some trademans ac- late at night he often copied for 5 sous a page life lasted 10 years of 10 years they had vervthing, with the rates umulations of the com. une i! looked me tTLoisel old now. She had come the woman of impoverished house- olds rong and hard and rough With frowsy h kirts askew. and red hands, he loud whil washing the wish of water Etut or mand was at the windew, and I of | ik ve ; ee And At the verything mSury, arid) =6OCE ace paid of end office, she ike, beaue th pened if she Wie k owes’? pred -¢ hange us to ful? be vl he was lead- Forestier, still harming. Vase she going Lnd now sing to tell familiarly ade tid not rege You r "aat ° W —_ How you are ys hard enough. since wretched cnough= necKk- wear at the diamond te r that if me urhbt vou back another fust like ft, this we have been 10 years paying. . 1 upderstand that It Was not easy us who had nothing. At leat it is and | am very glad. Forestier had stopped, may that yor bought a necklace of onds to replace mine You never noties! {t, then! They like. Heat eal a joy which wag. mean’? You btrenght ’ ' . : | lace was 2 pa * a ox » Po ee Me eg eee) we PG:

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He Praiire ye od m On th fi a let cy are cal] ~% han LOCK [oO Sup Westion wh this en oe j tila eds iy Tet “ fetes h, sU & S ea! ar | Beene, “I ¢, | robe db, P up as Pond boys ‘2 e . mm iets and if Hea Ott ’ eral lich wil silat t heen , There Rit .* ; ON ,a , ; ° i h 99 Me a Tit catarrh CO! lds. h | ple ted LPestofiice le bh B tings. . , re me Com — . dens: al, in ~@ Sti Pe | give of the mech ; fOr Ows part - I’, that 1 ‘ alc the pa the m it It ‘cure inwmnediate wile mag h ao. atarrh | Recetas veur he following ent. “Wu ar b te right peo ere } el and tablets | 34 ditures “Se conal ‘S$ make otions, da pe lets | vto,579 &, $107.24 cies ' , no do . pert it; @xY Cee (249, > IMpress'on uches and nanent | ¢ This is ab “3 of exp 3S; revenue ’ LS t, Cor, Sixty _—_ . inhalers ; for tl 20ut $1 enditu ie, _ Ha a) PS eve ie preceding fiscal ‘eq le xn t a ve Pri mar }- mntrance 822 La 00331, 333 ises Mat y oes Locus FI))° Low lett ent! y or T | ay a ’ Rates to to De om: setae De tan ertlary Bi | ttendants. allas, Sil have aa You hed ro b> ‘reste 4 Poiseg mt 9 ron, rye nad poi "8 Mere ot bem: aay rer: af it yi Ket, Mac 54, lodtée aaie 0 tety, anne Calerst atehe: | potesh Hair or By I Spat s Newt, throws ¢, Ulcers eo eal, writs | ; Pas. s} lav a7: rtd 4 Cherry Pe result Stead mone. > Sn -> = : — Site Be “kia ipa of Meocratic. ha ve a mu bjortty con fo ceded ce out laim and that th e R ra e itsfde ee bublicuns | e ua tt | tute, ia f he mace! 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SRE Se Or Ee RR Gane reas IRE AEE IE ES) . ee i 7 bh = oe t s MORE “WANS” PUBLISHED 8Y THE POST-DISPATCF a SATURDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 6, 1909. THAN BY ANY OTHER st I | 7 FOES slog a — —" nie v = — Find answer below. It is a part of the FIRST advertisement following one of the CLASSIFICATION headings on these Want Ad pages. —In What Country Is a Student, When Expelled From One University, Expelled From All in That Country? — ee >» >» (Contributed Run Your il Salil and run it right. If you don’t you will wake up some morning and find someone else “‘running’’ it, so to that you left when you went to have at last opened your eyes. Now for the moral, William: ~ disappeared when you Watch the “other fellow” is advertising in the Big Sunday Post-Dispatch—and follow_his example. If you DON’T, William, he'll get your U/ t Bigge : st Circulation Wrest of the Mississippij.”’ Sie ' | SALESMEN WANTED. Brack. W ords or Leas, 20 Cente. TRAVELING MAN w ANTED—Traveling and ad. vertising man for Missourt; $60 month y and all | expenses to start; advancement; . position perma nent; self-ad-lressed envelo pe for particulars Ad. Road Manager, 202 Pontiac Bidg.. Chicago. nonealane 7 | AGENTS WANTED. 14 Words or Lesa, 2 Cente. AGE NTS WANED tn every water works town in the U. S: for the Modern filter; lateat and moat novel design; first ever made to recharge fn one minute: one gross fiber cotton fillings (a year's supply) free with each; light, neat. handsome; sells as BOON as sediment taken from the water is | seen -on cotton; reserved territory; send for eir- culurs apd terms. Modern Filter Co.. 243 Frank- lin et., Boston, Mass. Stricken City." by Murat Halstead; fully dius trated; fastest selling book ever published: only | $1.70; best terms guaranteed; outfit free; be qual kk J s Ziegler & Cn i ahi ‘azo, I} AGENTS WANTE D- Sell the latest “novelty: cam- paign tops; Se each, 40¢e doz., $2 per 100; bache- ler buttons. 5e i o0¢e doz., $3 gross: Iitho- graphs Mckinley and Bryan, 21x28 inches, 10¢ each, 3 a5 0, 2h ‘$1. 50, 100 $3.50; campaign bui- tons, $5 per 1000; campaign belt buckles, some- thing new, 25e each; b and: painted meda'lions of MeKinley and Bryan, 25c each; street fair but- | | tons, Se ‘each, SQe dozen, $3 per 100; send for eatalegue. St. Louis Rutton Co., St. Louls; ca- pacity 100,000 buttons dally. ANOTHER new patent; $25 per’day guaranteed | you; free outtit to Start right to work. Brgbam Mire. Co., B 2805, Cincinvati, O, eens ee PARTNERS WANTED. | 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. | PARTNER WANTED~—Ledy with $200 capital can . engage dn nice light busin: ess; established. Ad- adress \l Ov, Po St -Dispate b. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE 20 Ww ords or Less, 5 Cents. & OASHIE a ¥« in, lady of expe ‘rien: ‘e desire 7] " posi- tion as cashier; ‘good references; moderate salary. Ad. © 7), Post-Dispatch. ee SITUATIONS WANTE D—MALE. 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. ) 1 baker, BAKE R—Situation wanted as first-han ae 3 or day watchman; first-class refer- ences. L 61, Post-Dispatch. HELP WANTED—MALE. ho- inan fPXpD.. | - (OOK WANTED Mt un and wife to run dining ro om boy | TTERS WANTED MAKER WANTED—In cutting Ad. A 1&8 Post-Dispateh Post -DiIs- , LAPORERS WANTED ail kinds machine repairing, Jasper Machine Works, Sauer. eare of two horses first-class man for plano grovery and drug store : “Roo chin for rig rht perty : Ee Man to take charge of two } 4 Wells st., Chicago: Experienced young man as issist- MANAGER WANTED— J ie ht) CHAMBERM ,IDS AND DISHWASHERS WANT- we have positions for 100 of for particulars today. | COOK WANTED-—Expertenced cook on short orders and Natural Bridge rd. R 2123 S. King’s bighway. | MOLDERS WANTED > = 6 ee a OA HELP WANTED—MALE. ANY. person who will distribute cireulars for $2 50 per day should addréss Standard ©o., 4 Wells st., _ Chicago; Ro cabvassing. BAKER WANTED A baker wanted at 715 Carr. ey ee BAKPRS W ANTED—2 gool bread bakers, with a little capital, as partners in 2 good and well paving lakery: money is not sv much an object as g00G mechanics; must be willing to work on tria.; this offer will be open for one week. Ad Y , Post- Dispatch. BARBER WANTED—tGood banber for Saturday and Sunday. 1812 Franklin avy. oe ee BARBER “WANTED—Good barber. at onee; good guarantee. 3150 Park av. “ BARBER WANTED—RBarber wanted for after SUy)- _per and Sunday, $2.50, 2208 Cass av. BARBER WANTED—For . Saturday amd Sunday 518 Wainut et. BARBER WANTED—A good barber at once; bring tools. Cavanaugh & Bro., 1908 Franklin av. LBER W ANTED.- ‘Barber for Saturday and Sun- y; good wages, 2204 Cases ay. BARBERS WANTED—2 good barbers at once. 1427 Franklin av. BOY WANTED—A_ reliable “boy for general work abcut a private residence: muert have references. _ Call at eace at (3831 Morgan at. BOYS WANTED—To try Harris’ $1.1 08 shoes; made | _ for good wear. 620 Pine st. ROY, w ANT KD—A good boy as stove blacker aud __ helper. Ad, L 83, Post-Dispatch. BOY Ww ANTED Roy for hard work in store; wages a week; references required. Ad. Y i Q ’ 1014 Wash! ngton ar | TAILOR WAN kel mM) teatns witt h big beds, can th ake 16 leade a day | DIStiw rg R WANTED—Woman for dishwas)- Bag Ww ANTE D—Young man to wait on Rer move | A. ©. Brauer. oot fr al Stoves | SALESMEN WANTED. 14 Worls or Lesa, SAL ESMEN Ww ent Ait: line- of nursery stock; In Germany when a stucent ts expelled from one | uni versity he is expelled from all in that ceoun- SALPSMEN WANTRD . « | GIRL WANTED Neat white © ligt ge - Little Rough leider Mats, | q il eat white gir! to do ight bous G Ss ’ ‘TED. ac . | e i ~aeae 1018 W ash av. ' Sunday, oo ree eee ee mae OE Ne SALES MEN WANTED—2 energetic salesmen fo elle ebance for advance gap "8 Sacurences required, & - — _- - GIRLS WANTED--Experienced machine hands: WANTED—To “gel! _inbricating ole rbaugh Co. Cleveland, oO, MEN waiienae sell office specta Itlés; used by all merchanta; catalogue Model Mfg. = box &. South Bend, Ind. COOK WANTED—Good cook who washes and irons With assistants: 38 in family. 8747 Washington. Cook, 3120 Sheridan av girl willing to assist with housework. 621 Whit tier st. COOK WANTE])—i00d cook and laumdress. Apply at once 92238 Delmar. COOK WANTED—Good cook; wash and iron; $16. Apply 4428 Forest Park bl. COOK WANTED—Girl, must be eomp ts nt cook; Do Washi: best of wages. 4450) Line el] bl. ~~s required, Appiy 3759 Westm inster pa. COOK WANTEI (;ood white Wwomah cook; Wages $20 a month: bring references 2410 N. Spring OOK WANTED—Woman for cook at Fore ark |. COOK bl + ee = LAUNDRESS WANTED—Monday and Tuesday. Apply 4831 Page = ay | LAUNDRESS WANTED-Expertenced lanndress for finishing indies’ garments and doing up lace cur talus Lungstras j)veing and Cleaning Co., Park av., 13th to 14th at. WASHERWOMAN WANTED—Apply 4231A Lucky | af oe | University. COOK WANTED-—In restaurant; must be ouick } ‘and willing: also inust be good coffee maker; for a liunebhouse. SSS lcasten av. CUFF AND COLLAR MAKERS WANTED—Exsg- | perienced cuff and collar makers; steady work; gool wages Apply at Boulevard Shirt Factors, 616 N. 7th at | KITCHEN GIRL WANTED—Girl to work in kiteb- LADIES WANT?D.-To learn hairdressing or man. NURSEGIROE WANTED—Young white nursegir] NURSEGIRL WANTED—Who 1s willing to. assist NI RSE W AD ‘ TE D)--Experienced woman to tend to NURSH WANTED—White nurse for infant. 4378 NURSE WANTED--Experienced nurse; refi rences. OPERATORS WANTED —Experienced knee pants SEAMSTRESSES WANTED-—First-class shirtmak- SHIRTMAKERS WANTED—100 experienced gshirt- STENOGRAPHERS WANTED — Elegant practice STITCHERS AND VAMPERS WANTED —Exper WOMAN WANTEI)—Woman to work In kitchen. WOMAN WANTED--To werk around house; smal! WANTEI)43irl for general housework; good gir!; £16 PS20 BRartiner ay. WHEN, maker of best $2 cahinet phoros. Studio, YOUNG LADY WANTED—As city drummer: light lined HELP WANTED—FEMALE. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. Business Announcements. 10 Cents Per Line. GIRL W ANTED—German girl, 14 years, family y of | 3; child 7 years; flat 3 rooms, lst floor; no wasb- ing. 2022A Franklin av. ~™ GIRLS WANTED— Experienced dining room girls. 19214 Franklin ay. GIR LS WwW ANTED—Good cook and ‘dining room ‘i in boarding house. 3700 N. Broadway. HOU SEGIRL W ANT EDA good German for coo ok- ing and general housework; no washing. 3634 West Pine bl HOUSEGINE WANTED—GQirl for general house- work. 2708 Newstead av. Ho SMGh L WANTED—Girl “for Ke ‘neral house- work, 21: 37 ‘Oregon av. LGENTS WANTED—‘Galveston: The Slorrore of af Hat SEG IRL, WANTED Girl for general house- Work; good wages; small family. 3935 West- rinster, -_—- | HOUSEGIRGE WANTED—Good? girl for general housework, 8752 Olive st. NUT MGIRL WANTED—-Girl to take care of 3- Vear-old child and muke herself useful In a smail fat: bho washing 4405A West Belle pl. HOUSHEGIRLS WANTED) Two girls. one for ven- eral housework, one for .housework: American, German or Swede, 5280 Washington av HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl 15 to 17 to assist With housework; nd washing. 3147 Sheridan avy. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general bouse- work. $216 Indiana ay. HOUSEGIREL WANTED A good girl for general house work; 2 in family; references required. a0 N, Newate: ud avy. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl «for general house- work; white or colored. 8559 Cabanne pl HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general bhouse- work; cooking; BO washing or froning. 5005 Ca- banne ay, HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Good -girl for general housework; no washing. 4300 Laclede av. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- work. 6256 Delmar bl. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A German girl for gen- eral housework; call Saturday. 1123 Montrose. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- work; call Sunday morning. 83525 Shenandoah HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A white girl for genera housework: family of three adults. Call 2811 Lo ust st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A good German girl for genem!l housework: no washing. 3438 Chest- nut sf. HOUSFGIRL WANTED-Girl for house and dip- ing room work. 2353 .Chouteau av. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—First-class. 2 St. Clair -_ av., East St. Louls. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl from 14 to 16 for general housework. 1700 N. 20tb St. How SB chabert Ww ANTED Mx pe rienced girl l for ven- ern] use work: ze on] Wages. aus a) \. 21st st HOUSEGIRL WANTED German girl for general housework; three in family. 5OR2 Cabanne av. HOUSEGIRL W ANTED ~G irl for general house- Work; 3 in family. 5232A Minerva av. HOUSEGIRL WANTED a girl for general housework in family of 3 adults. Call 2811 Locust st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house. work; must have good reference. 727 Olive st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—GiIrl for general house- work; no washing or cooking. Call today, 3453 Laclede ay. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-—A girl or middle-aged woman to do light housework. during continement: one that can cook; no washing. .Call at 3966 North Market st. HOUSEGIRI, WANTED Colored girl to help with Sn BUSINESS CHANCES. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ae BU ‘SINESS| CHANC E-$1 150 ‘cash, or easy payments, buys 25 strictly lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks, cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward weekly each. Ear! Clark & Co., furniture manu- facturers, a Til. _——— BUSINESS FOR , SALE. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. | BAKERY—For sale, good retail bakery; on account of sickness. Ad. & 942, Post- Dispateh. FLOWF R STOR F—For sale. flower store, doing good business; selling on account of ill health. Ad. O 169, Post- Dispated. LEASE- ‘For sale, 4 year lease on fine efgar stand in one of the best office bufldings in St. Lauls; party must be prepared to furnish en dorsement on lease. Ad. D 79, Post-Dtspatch. tl 5 LUNCH STAND—For sale, a bargain. Call aftet™ 5 “0th and Oilvev sts. + LUNCH STAND Mor ‘sale, lunch stand; good pay- ing, established trade; cheap; sickness; call be- tween 12 and 1 p. m. 1710 Franklin av ; MANUFACTURING BUSINESS—For sale; owing to other business will sell a good paying manu facturing business; will stand the strictest in- vestigation. Ad. P 79, Post-Dispatch. DRESSMAKING done cheap, of all kinds. 2 Olive sf. DRESSMAKING. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. IE } " on i SON, AV. 219 S.—Nicely furnished 2-stery ‘ront room; large closet; every convenience for | — ing Toom work; must have references. 15 Van- deventer pl. for general housework. 3017 Fads av or widow; permanent place, (all Boyle's bar, G--Lost, collie dog; answers vpame Rov: re- ward. Return 3408 Fads ay | DOG-—Strayed, St. Bernard dog, about BP year old, from 8746 Cbhaimb«riain av. Telephone Forest 18M; reward. by A ladys, pocketbook eon: wish 1:35 train last Thucdey, Finder please re turn to office Scruggs, V. & DB. D. G. Co., Sh and Lecust, and receive reward, |THE tall slim young man who always got bis pente and coat too short, can find a S50 wiefit sult for S18 at 16 Olive st also girls to learn; also hand workers; no piece work; all help id b week. 814 St. Charies. DOG—Found a acme Mewteendions dog; Walton Bs. 4 rd., near Midland. Ad, M 158, Poat- Dispaten. PINE ST., &1- Flegant “pecond- story front room ; southern exposure, _Biret- class table; references. . GIRLS WANTED—Two competent German giris for the work of #mali fam)! 3227 Lafa erte av. FOUND- = tall, alim, young man found a short, . ry oe heavy weight middle- aged man at G14 Olive, am WASHINGTON aY., 1508— Furnished rooms for bot get Btted ont oo . ip owe of their ante. | | Gt suite and overcoats. GIRLS WANTED—Decbine girs op pants. 8010 Wiaeousin ay. , ” i Taeied Bes rh -_ —~ SE NS NE 8 * RAE pte 4 “a a 9 -” PAGE BL., 3650—Furnished room. TWENTIETH ST., 82 or housekeeping; 2 1 ROOMS FOR RENT. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. AUBERT AV., 726—Elegantly “furnished “pooms: be- tween Delmar oo Suburban cars. BELL AYV., 3212—Furnished rooms, single or en | suite, suitable for housekeeping; hot bath. BROADWAY, 1237 N.—Furnisned rooms for light housekeeping, $1.26, $1.50 and $2; ball room §1. BROADWAY, 2815 N.—2 front rooms, neatly fur- | nished; 2d floor, Thiesen. BROADWAY, 12 N.—Nicely, newly furnished rooms. ARR ST., 2017—Widow has furnished front room; ry oO, or $1 each. CHOUTEAU AV.. 1018—Lafge room, newly fur- nished, $2.25: for housekeeping; gas and conv. DOLMAN ST., 1715—4 nice rooms; newly papered; 12.50. Agent, 1113 Chestout st. EADS AV., 2703 Two nicely furnished rooms for rent. EIGHTH ST., 1112 8.—Large hall room with hot and cold bath and fire, $1.2 5 per week. ELLIOT AY... 1403 Nice unfurnished front room with laundry privileges, only $4 a month. ELEVENTH ST., 20 N.-S. e. cor. 11th and Chest- nut—Rooms from $1 to $4 per week EUGENIA ST., 2829A—Furnished front room; one or two gents; private family; all con. FOURTEENTH ST., 112 N.—3 nic aly fer. rooms for visitors or pernenent; dlock from Ert.; bata, FRANKLIN AY., 3080-2 sma!l furnished rooms: large unfurnished; very reasonable; porcelaig bath. GRAND AYV., 1713 N.—Nicely furnished rooms: all conveniences; Treasonabie; also two unfurnished TOONS ght housekee] Z ENNETT PL., 1820--Four or more nicely fur- nisbed rooms in desirable locality. LACLEDE AV., 3216—Nicely furnished rooms; hot water, gas and bath; $2.50, $3 per week. LUCAS AV., 2927-—-Neatly furnished second-floor mt and back rooms ‘ MADISON ST., 3080C--3 large rooms, first floor; rent $10. Apply SOS5 Case av. NINTH ST., 815 N.«-Nicely furnished front and hack rooms; gents or light housekeeping; $1.30 week up. OLIVE ST., 2736—Clear, well furnished second- floor rooms; bath; $2, $2.50 and $3. OLIVE ST., 2823--2 nice rooms unfurnished in fine repair for fine and nice people; po children | OLIVE ST., 2107-—Elegantly furnished front parlor; also inside room; Isdies or gents; rent reas. me ia a OLIVE ST., 2335—Frent and back rooms; gentle- men, &1 each; also pariors OLIVE ST... 1814--Nicely furnished front and back parlors, single or connected, and other desirable mms; reasonable. OLIVE ST., 2205—Newly furnished rooms. a ee OLIVE ST., 2230g-Niceiy furnished rooms for la- dies or gents; all conveniences. | PAPIN ST., 2922--Two rooms, §5. PINE ST., 3220%,.—Furnished or unfurnished front room: hot water; bath. SIXTEENTH ST... 1439 N.—2 connecting furnished rooms complete for housekeeping, with cook or asoline stove, water, etc.; respectable and rea- onable, SHERIDAN AV., 2801A—One nicely furnished ‘oom: light housekeeping; rent reasonable. SOULARD ST., 101€@-—One furnished’ room for one gent; two reoms furnished for light housekeeping; $1.50 per week. TAYLOR AV., 1112A N.- Pleasant front room; also eatleman roommate wanted; all con. THOMAS ST.. 2705—Two unfurnished connecting nt rooms for light houseke@ping; reasonable N.—Furnished rooms, Fonts 1 ® basement rooms: reas. WASH ST... 1801—Nicely furnished rooms for gen tleinen or housekeeping; also hall room; co@vs., reasona thle. Ww ASHINGTON AV., 3404A—Desrtrable, well fur- spel, large front room: suitable for two gen- 7 ssi "ASHINGTON AV... 1217—Large well furnished rooms reasonable to permanent housekeepers with their own cooking utensils; also 2d-floor front room. WASHINGTON AV., 1508—Furnitshed rooms, ,. for gent’ wanen only; Tdc and $2.50 week; bath, lunch- Treo), WEB: and other rooms; gentlemen or housekeeping. = aA. -R AV., 1302—Clean, well-furnished front LACLEDK AV., 4054A—A few elegaat rooms to gentlemen or couple; c‘ean house; good table; | LOCUST ST... 1404—Pretty rooms and good board opposite Expesition, furnace heat and kindest iitention given; call and lavestigate nishe 1: second floor front room ; southern er- posure; furnace, bath, gas, reasonable; private family. ‘AS AV., 3412—Large well furnished front rouin; bath; breakfast if desired; also hall bed room MORGAN ST, 3427—Frent room 2d floor; hot bah; splendid board; visitors accommodated; ryfgr CUCeS | reasonable MORGAN ST., 3107T—Second-atory front and single | rooms; large unfurnished room, with beard. MORGAN &ST., 3351-—Nicely furnished, cheerfhl rooms, with good beard; alice neighborhood abd conventent, a Pane AV., 4066-—Bright, new room; furnace, gas, ete, good board ; amnall private family ; reas. gentiemen only; 75e aud $2.50 week; bath; | . iuvl. ROOMS WITH BOARD. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. RELL AV... 3141—Nleely furnishec front room; all home comforts, with of without board. BOARDING Want to board a small child or baby; Will be reasonable Ad. A 72, Post-Dispatch, CHILDREN TO BOARIT>-Small children to board; best of enre. S10 8. Jefferson. CHOUTFAU AV., 1112--Nicely furnished ‘rooms with beard in private family COOK AV... 4051A—Nicely furnished front aaa and large hall room, $5 and $10, with board 7" sired (CK AV... 2680-—Nicely furnished room: private faiiily ; first-class ty urd: all conveniences. DEL MAR et 4377-— tlandsomely furnished room And bourd in-Jewlsh famlly FINNEY AV... 3751—Rooms and board; modern con | reiiienves; southern exposure, reasonabie; second | floor front: me Spee table neighborhood ‘onventences ‘AS AV.. 2020—Reoms with board; newly fur- LUQAS AV., 2725-—2d floor front room sultable for light housekeeping or\ gent4; hot bath, furnace heat; ether fire included; board if desired MISSOURI AV, 1619-—Finely furnished front, 2d floor and other rooma: first-class board; opposite Lafayette lark mg daniinaad Minsre ee: oe ne ae ROOMS WITH BOARD. - HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. 14 Words or Lees, 10 Cents. 14 Words or. Less, 2) Cents. RAYMOND AV., 5025—First-class room and board | CARTER pays cash for furniture and planes: i for two gentlemen. Ce ee ase. moving, packing, postal. fy oe SHERIDAN AV., 8120—Newly furnished roome, | —°™ *orase; lowest rate; Nee nec av. with board for couple or two gente. FEATHERS WANTED—(Ol4 ~ beddt WASHINGTON AV., Si4i—Two nice Foome with | Mei Jou tave from $1 to $3, by selifag alee to board; gentlemen, ae ‘etal. Globe Feather Renovating Co., 3021-3 WASHINGTON AV., 2048—Neatly furnished rooms; | roadway. , stegm heat, gas, bath; with or without board. FULL VALUE wo aid “for household goods in WASHINGTON AV.. 8145—Nicely furnished rooms: | @@#ntity. W. Jones, 1148 Olive st. best table board; all conveniences; reasonal.e. HOU se HOLD goods ‘wanted: ' furniture, stoves, WASHINGTON AV., 4328—Furnished rooms; Arst-| C@fPet#; carloads; small lots. Rice, 2219 Wash. clase board: heat and bath: $4 weekly. ap WASHINGTON AV.. 1608—Desirable rooms; ee HOUSEHOLD GooDs FOR SALE. WESTMINSTER PL.. 4334—WiIll rent to desirable lect board; hot bath; gentlemen only. 14 Words or Less, BD Cente Furniture. FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. |... 14 Words or Lees, 10 Cents. | FURNITURE—For sale; 1 @-hole gas ra 1 hard weed ice box, 75 pounds capacity; 1 solid oak round table; 1 ocak buffet; 2 rattan arm chairs; 1 rattan cot; 1 Morris leather reclining open for inspection Oct. 1; for information inquire “hair, 1 white enamel tron bed with brasa trim- of Arthur C. Smuckaer, St. Louls Dairy Co., 2uuS Mines; S white cur! hatr mattresses: 3 cotton mat- Pine at. tresses, 1 filter; 1 ingrain rug, 10812; 9 pillows. tenant for one yar; price $200 a month; house ~~ Apply J. F. Rieyer, 507 Market et | FURNITURE—For sale, heating stoves, cook stoves, FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT. ranges. new and used furniture, misfit ear rte 14 Words or Legs, 10 Cents. etc. New York Storage Co.. 2212 to 2219 Wash st. LACLEDE AV.. 4054—To small responsible fam HOUSEHOL > GOODS—For sale, gas range, “parlor CHOUTEAU AY 7 rooms, bath, laundry; | DSLMAR Bl., 4310—Elegant 10-room brick; #il roouy fue new shipment; 25 improved ingens, $5 up: GOODFBLLOW AV., 1200—Nine-room brick; fin MINERVA Av... ‘ 512 OF or r renjor sale, seven-room STODDARD ST., 2829—10 rooms and bath; hot and ily, 5-room flat, completely furnished, all conve- a a eater. baby buggy and child's bed. niencas, £20. ; est) Shenandoah ee _ HOUSEHOLD GOooDS—For sale, elegant walnut dresser, bed, gas heuster, laundry store, $15. 5057 DWELLINGS FOR RENT. Xe Horton p. ka 14 Words or Legs, 10 Cents. ig. 3 Stoves, Ranges, Etc. BAILEY AV., 3511—2-story 6-room brick house, side euttence, shed, large enough for stable; $18 Apply tu J. Ll Epstein, 610 Chestnut st. Sewing Machines. BURD AV... 1604—6-room house, bath, furnace, large AL Li kinds | of Wileox and Gibs and Singer « automat. ran ‘arriag e; $ Yy mont! ics and other different makes; half price; a yer, stable and carriage house; $20 per month. | 1) needles, parts. G. W. D & Co. .. 208 'N. N. “Tien, \ 1514 SEWIN a ve _— ( ; boarding house. | SEWING MACHINES—For sale, sewing machines; eS ee furnished atrersecsainssBbesssomito st. gTeat borgains: must be sold ‘this week to make modern conveniences: choice location. Harris a ih Lomestica, $3 MO up: 10 Whites 10 Ww = emes, £3. AD ap; 15 W “ge & Whisons, 83 & Wengler, 909 Cheatnut st. : 8 : up; 2W CCX & (iib hes, $1 up: 1 drophead Singer, FINNEY AV., 4297A—6 rooms, modern plumbing slightly used, $20; new drophead machines di- furnace; gas fixtures; rent $80 per month rect from factory at wholesale prices, $17.50: all Benois*. guaraitecc 10 years. New York Sewitn Machine Co., :21@ Franklin av. Kinloch D 973. ished; one bleck from car. Fisher & Co., cr| SEWING MACHINES Spectal cut prices on » all Dr. Holmes, 520 Olive st. kinds of drop-bead machines; 10c per day will bu - one; 2d-hand single, $2 up; new drop-heads, sis LAWTON AV.. ! 538. Modern 9-ro. om dwelling: al] opi all guaranteed. 1210 Franklin av. Kinloch » 972. conveniences, M R. Collins, Jr. & Co., ST Chest- nut st. aonunereuaaaadeoeebadee eee en | TYPEWRITERS. tures; laundry, attic, slate roof; large stable; 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. lot 334x167. senemmmenpeutemmemunustaeag , ; WE have 1000 typewriters for rent or sale: call or mail or telephone your order: satisfaction _ brick; cheap; reception hall, bath, gas and fix- cold water: furnace and brick stable; very cheap. anteed. The Typewrite I ed. ’ r ¢ 208 nm. P. Connor, Merchants’ Exchange. , et., St. Louis, _Mo. a ~~ WYSTARIA. TERRACE—40 minutes, south, fron | ———— — 6th and Pine: 2 dwellings; 3u? Kraus, 5 rooms, reception hall; lot tage 3 ag ees, p - DANCING. rooms, hall; lot 40x125; decorate [@ suit; each has city and Poo onet water, bath, gas,|__ _—s—«1@ ~Words or Less. 20 Cents. w. c.: Al streets, sidewalks; between the tw@/ apreyy prof Adams’ grand opening. Miltary COOK AV., 4636A—6-room modern flat, $32.50 (WYTTAGE AND FLATS—3-room cottage; water; OF (> EUCLID AV., 733—Elegant flat of 5 rooms; bet | Dra yoxp nino 7 JEFFERSON AV., 2242 S Pour large rooms; nut st. JEFFERSON AV.,. 2225 S.—Three-room flat; w LAWTON AV.. 8333 -~8§-room house; reception hall, NINTH ST.. 1414 S.-—Three clean rooms, corner . A. H. SPINK NORTA MARKET ST., 4605—Lovely 5-room flat: PESTAIAIZZI ST., 2217~—4 nice rooma with laun ST. VINCENT AV., 2703—Nice 6 room flat; $23 UNIVERSITY ST... 2217-—-Convenient T-room house, pneumatire tire bike wagons, renabouts, surreys, electric lines: reudy Oct. 1. T. Warren, 200 N. Hia:t, 12th and North Market sts., Tuesday even- 24; phone Main 2044. ing, Uct. 9 = _— | SPPEND. Prof. DeHoney's reception | ‘and waltz- FLATS FOR RENT. ing contest, Tuesday evening and receive the professor's instructions in prize dancing. Acad- 14 Words or Lees, 10 Cents. emy, 18th and Olive. sts. COLEMAN ST. 2524A—Elegant ‘five-room flat;| DANCING—Fclipse Dancing Academy, Uhrig’s yp 7 - ‘ R as ot d eold water, laundry; Cave; se ect parties; Wednesdays, Sunday after- hall, bath, gas, 4 —n noon and evening, lessome> Tuesday and Friday evenings new music and dances. DANCING Sunday evening, De Honey's oor 18th and Olive; finest floor; ladies, 10c; gents, rent cheap; keys downstairs. month. rent, $8; also 4-room flat, $8; and 2 » flats; conV., SAR A Bit ot Pg Ths $13. Apply 4405 St. Louis av. ~ DANCING metinee ana parties every Sunday aft- ernoon and evening at Concordia Club Hall, 1441 DICKSON ST., 2828—Seven rooms, reception hall, Chouteau ay. Prof. Frankel’s Dancing ‘Acad- bath, laundry, trunk closet, yard, best plumbing. emy , ag : bath; fmrnace, screens and gas fixtures; rent ro se Pe i call eine yn pen con Foe Re Oe ee 2725 Franklin av., Thursday evening, Oct. 11; les- FOURTEENTH S8T., 1881-1835 S.—Elegant 4-room | S°ns Monday evening. flats: new. cheap: $14. _ Apply rear. GRAND opening Lemp’s Hall, 18th and Utah, by GAR FIELD AV.. nO4R New 5-room flat: bath. Has) agen ros., Sun day, Oct. . f continues danc- laundry; city sewers; papered; rent, $15. .ing afternoon and night; gents, 25e; ladies, 10c. IONA AV., 3916—5-room flat with all modern im- GRAND ball and prize waltz this Saturd even- provements. ing at De Honey's Dancing Academy, 18th and _ — ———— -. ---—-—--—— ————— Olive sts. MISS HARDY'S academy open to beginners Tues- day and Saturday evenings; party Thursday; spe- cial attention given to private pupils, bit N.° Vandeventer av water; only $10. Harris & “Wengler, 09 Chest- ¢.; second floor. Keeley & Oo., 1112 Cheetnut st MK. FRANKEL, you are very wrong when you suy I did not place a deposit with the sporting KENNERLY AY.. " 3930—Best three-room flat in editor of the Post-Dispatch; so cover my mone city for $9. Harris & Wengler, 909 Chestnut. or shut. up. John H. de Honey, Academy 181 and Olive hot and cold water; modern house; low_rent to In connection with the above advertisement please good tenant. Apply to Werner Bros., 7th and! note the following: Olive st. ‘Prof. De Honey: 1 cael l havé your deposit to make good your challenge. Sporting Editor Post- Dispatch. PROF. AND MRS. FRANKEL’'S new and elegant dancing academy. .Concordia Ciub Hall, 1441 flat: first floor; ems, attic, cemented laundry, garden; $13. ° Inquire 1527 S. Broadway. bath, closet, laundry; rent, $17. Inquire up- Chouteau av.; for beginners, Monday and Fri- sais . a __ | day evenings; parties, Wednesday evening; come OLIVE ST., 4109—Five and six-room flats; hot and attend our classes. and cold water. 519 Franklin av. : — — HORSES AND VEHICLES. dry and attic; new house; detached. % : 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ST: FERDINAND ST., 3906—Three-room flat: sec- “ae oaemeee - ond floor; $5 Keeley & Co., 1113 Chestnut st. “i ‘Sale. _—_— eee -e-- CLOSED doctor's s eee s, open stanhopes, traps, newly decorated. bath and laundry; rent $22.0 park wagons, buggies, spring wagons, stake wagons; prices will suit you; all work guaranteed a — HOUSL—Fine S-room house: barn, fruit and shade | HORSE For sale, 4137 Evans av.; cap be aren for 1 year against defective material or workman- gh'p. Deeds «& Mi anley, SOS N. Matin st. SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT |. ieiiten HORSE For sale, young sorre)] horse; “fast, splea- 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. did condition; bargain; must sell 1635 Ss. Grand. trees; near Webster Groves; $20; bargain. Pic- | _ after 6 p m. or Sunday. So eer : quet Brose & W ol, 815 (‘hestnut st. Hi RSE For aale. I will se)] my buggy horse; he Eee ee is 7 yeara old very fast and stylish, sonod, and could be made to go faster If trained. See George FOR COLORED PEOPLE. coule Se meee oe a 44 Words or Less, 10 Cents. VEHICLES—For saie. storm buggies, “gurreys, pa. * ‘eciiniittaiaaliaa ~— amnana wagons, grocer baker, butcher. inundry, mills, TWELFTH ST... 1784 N. (between Howard and peddler carpenter, furniture, light advertising Brooklyn)—-Flats; newly decorated; for respect and order wagons; also light track spring stake able eolored people; two roonis, $1 per week wagon Jobn Te hint a. 1106 NX. Tth et . TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. OPTICIANS. SIXTH ST., 935 N.--For rent, good lunch stand/ states; we will buy or se! you out, ee nena Et a 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. 14 Words or Less, oO Cente. B. B. STRAUS, eye expert; gold spectacles, $250 FAC roORy For rent or lease, factory, svitable for wn. Com} Heated chases a epectalty ; for 12 yeare any k'nd of manufacturing purpose; entirely re at St. Louts Expositica. 723 Locust et. model’ 1: situated at 3110-12 N. 11th st.; Soseer tn . —— and engine in building. Inqu'tre Beckers, 726 | : Hollunl bidg ee AUCTION SALES. FOR RENT meee In fine corner building, ith 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. power, hear aud light. Wilibrandt, 1007 Ollva | AUCTIONEERS sent to any part of the United cash pald ioe ebeap rent f' irniture. or money advances Offle € 315 and 3! 4 : } ’ » to good cook: Fullerton Hldg.; salesrooms, 1602 Market st. | SHOTGUN Fort sale. double harre’ed shotgua; le) ———- : . , - STOVE REPAIRS for any old stove. Send postal WATCHES tig stock of he gh-erade. adjusted | or get ae - ‘ Rium: onkranz 1 & Co. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. " ay 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents | MEDICAL. ' : . . Ca “AMPAIGN HATS—Clnubs get In line: buy a 0 | saa 14 Words or Less, 20 nts. ; paign hat at 405 S, 4th st Tn ee MOVING PICTURE MACHINE Combined ate reop | LA DI irs ' : “y ' © figs mTe hine ly 4 | «i! i, " th — wa te 4 io 1 ee geo Mark hae ¢1000 for a case Old Dr. Jackson'« Monthly Reg- A. &. Spencer, Hotel, OFA o viatoe falls to relleve in 24 hours; pos tively guar- sn tll got or taney pills; many saved from var ‘* Mftmreaeurma 7" - tore ; « nrieeuU, thw eTEe : ’ “ . PRINTING PRESSES—We can offer at bargains, le Jackson Kemedy Co., Dept. A large and smal] printing presses, new ruling ma “- be v= Chicago chine, paper cutters, large die entting machine, | ie PCRsine”. © mrting nw an aa ae csv ag ber in quantities to suit, all s " “ frou the | pulleys, ‘Iting t! bat we have par ‘thased from o liogan . riot! ug Co. A. KRiauber Sons I. & M. | FINANCIAL. Co., 405 5. 4th st. 2 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. 7 gauge; 910. <0 vane ay A TRUST company, located tn this elty, tncam perated, has a block of atock for sale in amounts $10 shares, large dividends paid; subsacriptions received frem people baving velocenete Address particulars Tie Western Real EFatate Co., a4; Grand av... Milwaukee, Wis _to Forshaw, Ail N. 12th st. Phone C 97 movements on which we c@n sees you a big let of money; call and see what grand bargains we —— ——=—— wa ean Offer you 108 N. 6th at. < —_—— STORAGE. Plaxos tuned: best worbsacship guaranteed, for tC 1 HONOR, JR, & OO, ioe? Ol Olive et. | .- 20 Cents. MUSICAL. 4 Wore of Less, -20 | ents 14 Words « or ‘Less. 20 Cents. | | SRSOLT TELY PIREPROOF STORAGE — Nee warehouse, Grand and Laclede aw.; for safekeep | PIANO—$80 buys a fine upright plano, eee ond ing of furnitare, planes, pictares, trunks, boxes, scarf 14 N. 16th tc.; careful moving, packing, shippt ett : mey advanced; get our rates; howe nes. Rr. 7h. at Crawford's. 6th and . : rt A AMERICAN STORAGE & MOVING CO., 2318 Olive _— a — ——— | «Moving. packing. ee store Ih separate , 1A H le. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. | rooma. Tei. Main 253 $e Langdele, pres. ° 4 WwW } i » | BONDED warehouse, Henry C. Wiebe Storage ond sees woe con wi ‘Conte, _| Merling Co, 1512 to 1516 Frankia ev. Money ad- | when desired. Kinlueh C a3. — - ee RK ; a RO wen. See Ee Od: DIVORC CES obtained quietly “ae premetie moder. | vance i ate charges: sdrice free. da atage euits hand eé NEW YORK STORA’ iF co ew warehouses, of- promptly Central Law Rurean..113 N. Sth et. | fiee, 311 Uaten T “idg.; move, pack. ship or ee ee ee | atere honsehold Too vate ee a ce 3 = “8 storage. Ph ‘ale 264-1207 and ipioed LODGES. D133. —— SOUTHSIDE Sto a e< viNG ye Se, “W901 te Me ATTENTION !- ‘Str Kai ts of Ivanhoe | 1906 Sidmey st.. wf: Commandery, No. aa You will aF- sembie at asylam - Grand and Finney avs. on Sunday, Oct. 7, io wOviNG 60, ihe chars» TK Bi Grasse dios FIDELITY STORAGE ti wt H. ¥. MARDORF, C. MARDORF, Em. Cow. “oo Poaooe Bal, Maia 11f4"« ane At * 7 a ' ™ PN iti A. , 50 2 (rr da tg ohh 7 -

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Drake, | | States hk Oct. ¢ an & Co in: Se 15'S, od 454 2.206% res j to wear To Meetna . im ; in muds today A ng ~Quotations i a a ao }, SG 479. 3 653 le n Cotton $15. at bs ne of our $20 + Stout, short ¢ | 2 " e at the full ¢ on United |S 2 red Re sg ms, ee | . rain and Bou h 18 ; allo ' Fen tle ) with t 6 te nected by Palatal ent "li dresses, — Oe eden 8°! S4eVesencgss. U4 Fix” © wollte g ‘. #62 . rio s = lresssutte py 616 | ' all’ bends, |" "**° ee ees 109 pears, 2 mixed ee ‘teens ‘ 5 ro 47 098 of 840 | G &CO US exch | Pg "CO Fints rea Cees dice PRI Ra Hoe as 10U% sod ~~ « rye Jug — e 19 519 6,580 3) oon | ~ ~~ sO PERS ad i -=epOn. .. [UO Sedwgie 10h, 1] ts hited l ™ 20,625 . Agee ( BU — O ONAL SUNT Ofar - “s new registered “°'*** Sides, sic _ _1,879| "16 j | Eatran TTER. = 14 Words or | IRIES. | Zo | ze NEW coun tered Sedat meee 114% nia? Export Mo 1,2 Ue | — ee 2202 a Dairy— A D - “8s, JO (' nts. ’ pe regist, Pe} hike Ce 134 1: ' a Vvemen | name fete? 19 on “xtra PY A DIVORC Ey; £ecnred . tye, D; pon, . PUGET C0eiv deakede ot. Of aad? ‘ - of Grain. Laue p i7 Firsts cae 17 ASSIG N +’ or ” ittorne age mptly br cen . e er | strict 0 EEE, Say cake 113% 1 we 74 PLACE 7 Wheat ee ev packe. is Grease ee oe 18 the EI Er s NOTION hae eee Pie: years: advice trae t's" fw the eee and (lm ! . nent Numbla 3.659. 7 °°°°t tt ae ; it tie. Cc | Firsts be nee . } Country ‘"** 4 @ 4! Thuredag sgt, of CE. Notice is her one CE O02 Of e at ree; ene terme y for ser. ant mee ets Skee og 123 =. 6 il4 N Rec } Shi [|- orn. a TT ee 16 | Choice = od deck cae: 22d day or eee Ireo nereby git given ta to ? " , 24 Roo: “—s. LAW | ~ ara ran ew Yo ealp. |} “hg CHExee_ +... iS IP ? tae | ereafte Nov Ot ks gg tubing r. Ow. oD | Exchange. | Baltimore 198,75) aa" na Ree. | Ship. fies at SE—Jobbing pr ‘Poor to fair)!" g aid | Apply to “say r 8 counsel can’ A. D. 1900 at oe , Alsenare ‘ penary for pr] Be A (i. *hils 35. eee 4! | 147.5 _ “ f 4' y. cee: Tw oom 4% : Court ” e . roo? Ges, ete, altho; or privat@ ainerses _ OCToR rv: C broken, Pwards & Sons ST. LOUIS. | | Boston 42°98) 8,000 Bt tan) SOs Lise Teer, OG to: Else: oo. at 11%; etn. | Said Bullde discharge from ‘my city of se. peat . Be gAND a x. 107 N. oth at ————. Of the State EF} R LEON . 3; ‘ ou domesti, Broker: age Co “— é |... 46 tan, 225t2i; 33. ron, te 828] LIVE “ile; Swiss, ‘He lbe- York at 12: | > ion Works —” **USt as pp stn : Quick Printera aia 0 '.%). 3 : ectro- Medi ’ | New Yor exchange ‘as follows. 8” ip ~ 54.987; o7'ggn) 2 | e POULTRY Se; brick, 11@ | acct: 6 1900, LIAM A —_ CONFIN ters, 416 N 7th at oO Ona | No, cal tnstitute Chiat” °8** e000 Bid. ery 4 dias ee 4 ti rf ray ' 24 561: DREAY 2195 Nive at phy. takes falist in Di \ eiunati Hone 4 We int De discous r Movem | doxen, Ge. Live . hers, yi TM@8e. | gage |: Mhee i noo - . Seas jew Ew 08 ee - Mscount 25 eSeOUME ent. Men: m ' bigeon . ‘Due | t27; st P. 5180. . tive he it A is future aah —- | cele —— troubled wW ith N es of Men. licung ROS erat. gi diseount on mat ot PLACE. Receipts. "P ; hes AM a Vi illard a S&S and squabs, aa i . KANSAS Crpy Shipments- MT over $1 2 ' _™ Recet ‘ vanes, S408 C M fed el Tie . MW? cons: OS: Pyar. ialty is li 1e ¢ u Cc ombin ] ari its k ~ ae on « »AD 0, 446 ‘ {uns and per dex. Rabbit - , | of Sale pta, GOOD - aS: Ca aa Olive at, and beard; req Nsultation frea- gua disease rative P ed Elect indred Cle : 2, 825 17% VEA $1 t “ea for 1 Ss $1.50.) & C8. $5. 2214455 . we ven, ” . asouabie a9 ree: con araniee a per S of me Owers of bot] rO= Medical] = ICAGO, Get ¢ a meena abe ‘ Bb ole - aun: 8—Steady wie. Hel LO GUE -{ es, Si soug5 a 27 ihe; he on ne and 21% to } , Pp manent nl only, OTH 17: adj a treat: | STOUke | ; , tj “ hath tobe $y 193 e « wall fat h, With fal > foe | @5.20- Ofer Me: mica pi Mtr DR 101d cure, : and of e icine ies. “ | lis 3,251 | fat ut heavy dr. “oman wm, Jorke 5 Bees. £3 ’ fautele ene. a AW D. Onn A your ti our pr omises. If A ] egal ented { ‘d each of the Sinn cn — tric ify. {— pen, High. Low C] ("Jose Western Movement. ™ bs aso Nn 125. o sade ye , he cholre noone — ,. 2245 RS 1S i lin Bs parks tution in eclalist: the on] l4th aft le | Tr es ¥ housa you Cannot c: w riting 18 mp aints . An Lins i ) nts of | Gr fies 7 . a pounds) e Per pe Sai | Wh: MAHA y 7 . st e v relliahle . ading eatm = . nds { al] ‘ giver we gles , ed Oi} j ay ain. ; 18: land thi . at Se ind hes - > Mark. eh. th ig Jonthe mis: established Azin a in inst! ent. Write today have been Cured | has our offices, WRITE each patiert | Nat > ee at 20 % 9g ao Place, |____ Wheat. “ge - dalla ade: thin ewet en? | Shee} pound; “here. | eqn 3; wenn steady: a we lement: skille or iadies hefare > years: | 7° ’ YY our s anc j aes . Sseuit wa'74 oe a* s lt } Cora 2 es > Spri n ewes oud ¥ / a0d yearling 13. oe: eSlern steer ve beer tecti nm : ‘ iled med “% LOT: rnd Ay ae , uccessf - escril eo pfd jules 382% Be 52 ; ec. | en Ea ice SU to 4 bu ar » | 2.00; » amd! he RI4 70; ricer rie nat news ar. - athe ris" wTheointe os. Offi CONSU LT Sy stem of Home a aT Pra tion tes su) se 32h, Q> | oe Lonis 411 : Ship. , Ree. Buip. ~w to © bounds; back aoe Th bee pound Ro. 75: — Ts and pets. SG. 85; anne "1 pod weCean guar 8 ndant 4 f € v a bas |. } So ! ice H \ uy ptt 7 es ly, 11% : bs wR 2 Cwm g 67 Loe? | a x —— ig at oly . ce] if ‘ Stags. 4.40-. d ° ' 4 . t ‘) > é . ‘eee be a. S }2o ¢ = 10) “28> gegee - - ES ba - PCS. MMe ete a2 ® calves Euccesn guaranteed or no charg, (regtarition: ours—From 8 ATION Ped... SS) go Ais! HIM) 11%!) ad | Deron 122959, gee tM) 332.005! as Mi | gyits. BUCO; market dull, Seeatts.23 . e0 : nes e ; I larger: Pa lea: | i ok sn ? Sy “ 2 le mee ml gt] = ues _@ an Scella 2 lt ae | Ms. du} i. Ch . Cason respon a (na charzen: Sorte jn ati | eee ST A a. m. to 8 FREE. By ing gy? 2, 12 | Deteot ease Biomass’ neous. | Sia METRE Al, clase tie lower Pasa before on “od inf Rape tg ‘t prer ment : alt | sew ‘et ay Pp. m. Ss ou" Ul, NO ot Kansas ¢ 6.856 ol DA S4S OO eed Medi) wi reap ale pigs, § _—" S5. lias. Wer, v e zolng n mi: if) frae _™ und : woe; BU \ “ity ” HON ' 4.0) —— JOL. _— /—. Revel, 115; by 5: ligh y ! & clsewhere : ree: gec my ays — . BONDS 4 libw; an - N2] Matin, (ot | Lereints ulk o t. : luring Advertisement ce mt, be item vad MEDICAL Inze2e lake WIR Miike?) PUG) set! aay 18 Heald and low a ulous persons; , f incompetent a: ) Y. 08.) 98 a9) 1 Du? S70. is da 17 (760) “fae Se BP ae 2 @20y, | m. $400e eR te eady: west, State, wher nei Bo to the al Selon INS / Bid and | Oe! 98 eth nd 31, Sv ¢, De (i ARO fine thbed ec AS te IW Spec; HTD “Kk shee + Wester . “ae Sati«f: Ole st fr — aske rd = . 5 1., of u " } wry —_ ~SCe Pp, $3 . 2h4g3 atisfartion fs Zuarantved. oadwaiy, St. Lo STITUTE... me ? er 1 BY py at the e4 —— ed ln lites aon Sele | “EPTEN SS testnivenenss. 2 G@isy SOUTH ST a Pispateh. 5.85 as ss teg. SF ths Aaa, f atte tORE bins $660) — pt ae ee PEE a 6 ¢ Pd i “lpia : Ss . u M oO. sir aw , “ re | ) pr fos i” Ali ag VV, we 3 fainoned : Ww Sur : r y tibtiee ec e e a 13 “li | re | : 14m). marke EP iH. Ma... Dv ard. P rred wey Side *) est I Qnd @laawr mies” ***** ‘ Gila i irker P t ste 4 a e.. -. The Chirkes © le 85 on ern Flour M | fowa, Wiscons: ear elm dena tad oy on 2Moaeigy | LZ eae MAT ee lower: ady. Hogs Rece attle—Re- | ES dend ry Union Traction ¢ MeTlcan ovement Clothing and “IS a gc San 17 @18 | 9.25. Sheep— po Receipt . ts ies se GhO0; aAVabl bw ot ber cent-.n ; © has dee, : aid and ele: oi. SS i ‘ ts, p BOO 3 fecord Oey i a Oe ‘Ges w fhe = preferr Ngee “ Louis Siw Re-eipts. Shipm't 1 Ine mediym Site EG tle a i MARKETS By T ee ] te antics it ; Sloan k j ain °° ** ©8 See eeee if} ~~ exis Tre lin Bd re to sn ee eee ee 18 G@ S BY ders of Detroit peated aly 4,800) 12 "28 Medi in n Territory and Ok! 15 ais, | CRICAG EGRAPH Mi: wEUREY ey oe ae .- a 15. S00 7, ti dium a od haa Te ¥ om a— | Pool was "tha ie 6. A n adv. “ hea pe fig. So Se+ eee 4 “ana oo r d a : OU UNE elec , tel _ A184 ae The — fac tor vance of Thad at Lives ed eee 4.422 ar, jCbPaska dail Whzases +s eeene.. , ole |, > ae Snets ‘Diddine 28% 4 surpet at at the ont 15, HY I ae edium .. Vestern— “+12 @te pan 1! TS4tT Ndi es =e Novemhe ra s¢ to shorts oan - 4 ee "~ Saetaihe adal 19 @l wae an ine ied to Te taking by a ho tteh i ne OTRO etek ae fo 2. | . t vl | : s on ‘ ’ . . inaxgn bbessbancciec. ee @is. | een ore neh fain ee steadied. "Thane doa 13 + Fie contract ‘rade eral. pt on northwest anv ported 373 4 ne ay Minneanotio a. 207. feue-ae s4linst 404 last * and Dolue ot week and 730 a Sear ia Noveny! ree . inter dee ‘lined _ IT MAETT oe i and closeg ' ly] biwy le addy at war wn7T a only a shade ' lR- * ——— Ny in MVIA LOERC; ; . 9 ent. 2300 8 a eeeewen Jag ais S. 12th st.; 12 te 2 durin DR. wv eit. ERY Pee troubles VIN, sana Olfve ai > ie - . ’ reates 1] ees DR. EL — SUCCHS toi \LLEN, femal ose eonfin me nas *perien * aie lAlIsf 4 ix re are home ‘anc 20)? Privat a ny, i. 005 Cen a+5 °° OS ile fr ring | ) acted y - Dr . rnen nor: ated | fr nee r press —_— Hebel bE , : A Mi ARY . An 1 Om lower Wa? sure of svle#% oa Let Is, Odet , w years ePXYNe- bmg FR, Be Aad ne femal all sttee - Apparently ¢ ——— ) . a usr ne ‘ 7; * ce + I ii eT ay ne ae . - — ‘« = fi ‘ ' iz@ »} ‘halia | ion Bi ’ i T pele vour rr, nae rneé nf hw e, nie *,, r , { i . Wall \ és » id. j AS - — ay. Y« ST rd’y * hands par Pk, health 80 om ‘gi! he: dk not uden me | arren THE has , NEW YORK Street R, Review. uerican Exchane " Sked. ceri WHEAT Jy.) Lear ago, Bright med g “i NH Theompetens cha ; sia gh or 4 on . tinent; cae Oe . 0 26rx ~~ = OU UD nore age Snevesg Mi pe ents: treate pa ‘fer in the | K STATEM sates # hadvance bh oe & Prof. Sssional i Fourth _ Niutional Ba tee. 10% On ad A Ore : . 2 A FU. ee 14 aié rn ¥ ore and ay arbi? OF) ” on ' e 2 ry 07 hy Rurry S+eaae én iL of th, re we doing fs es Were the ae with anteed Treated: tr , ayy lrreg | S LE | V2 (he CO 7 . ‘Verified ry tn! polati { PatrT) Tust (’ o Sg es | ‘ d 14% iM NN, IRN Hi: i PURE PP CCPC CHE ee 2) id recelots on of th Ss bure trouble re silts: chare ‘ f atme nt he eu The a # trike ; fulnors of th On and | Merca; ti - a ee 0) cia) ) - Mixed lures ** © 8*8e Pek cremea dca . 19 a2 ore PasT% nts, 750 ear © se'lin ra, > ¢ all or wrt ia . rs 5 lrriatt- TIVE COW n?rA . and rum lie te rmi ‘ h ile Try Rive Reece ke hs No > , _ ‘ j Tul Wy eee 06s backbebiniieee oO t)} . ‘. four} . Nove x because , te OM . ' hile: ] ; iy ty Py ard COURSE ners of , hatir mm | (nn tom RO RIIIRIESS Glarus jl adhe PP ; «- White nyt } j asheg— eee 5 ceca 1 Marke ve BT: mber . LADIES Sr . 1 5 ‘ 14th ae ; baud i¢ es in i SS lin past h tulk by i : of fore) ign eX ‘OnSOlidations. sr " al ilk Ights i ial. ay 247 ny - a5 | iM) j No 3 a on ‘” + et m+0 wn ( haice eo Seed ® ‘ Gis he met Sie» malle Wii8T ine at whit rened at Ya rs 6 nm tre ‘ble call a ae . 1d ne : ports. A Speci ilators of ehange has led St 7 \\ i} ( ible * ms . 117 seid O49 OW | No : whl ed 86) $2? es Fair **@ea geben : TL el was awed dy : eh point LADIFS (: , . ani Domed {; “or i ae . } ~ Standa d | pros pe (’ tive a j . outs & Sy . re »’ 4a Nu > . té ede “By ba Burrs cekeres Beans eee. Sében ‘> ] aed =, i peur ‘ Lory aa] + Hes brat] | Spring, 4 - northe Tr north ; trent regnilator Le rn | he pee eee é 600 do pfd A (om A I Be Es, ngage ) 1 «2 ‘de less ed le teg..-\ ; live 7 01 7Ne ! . Sa) a l (> ee aS TT aan less t} ve © ms 4ipt Gj : ('s r : g. 7 . * ne. Bee mt free. Virg FE " Ctate one complet De posits. “deena ‘Sale ae Toe 5 Tan ave Amer ae ip thd “s: ; 16% 1% ane R: alter vk cee nited R; 7 3 is Mee: ie 13 O00 Futur Pp A DEE RSKINS’ os a0 cured part ‘canes No | Cilcas 3 Ontenann Ne Pe; ian wha No. I post -9 Frank! Me | Cease a ft edge et © ade 2, = ee. + as 337 See G1% 62 Mark SOOO Si Vag. BN3.25: e £7T1ces per Th for | “TC — Dee Me | Now Prine: @ cL ie: No. 2 anc © Will rel; Dositively gy DRIND nv, 6 ineveams .; "#2" 2 822,44) | Amer, Tin - re ss ¢ > wd, et duil nburban 6s. @14. LOO} United ' ' ; prime; Ty rekina ' . Tiare { ‘lowe: ~*9o. & Zhe E eve the } arantee 1 WR kos ce ee Se RO 7.408 ‘ rin Psat i nours; sent aed lode withont we ning i Cases | on YORE. ex “ . A. 3 og" Mining ts v1 91, an a , Local Bank Ci , ¥.| Today thingy | Closing | 8@y lambs ELTS— Mark et oniet, ful; ite F bs “ai SS Nov oo 4 a Ae: Pig ~Orr.., She th st secure from ol MN three | “Rat sh et. 6.—Wi 2. Fees mf 447 “ame. 80% YOU! oday's eari , ay. | Toda Yo per Tb. acrart ings, 20635 Wooled, 5 11. “4M 24K o! se: v+ MPC, LADIES 0 servati; on, $1 : stocks ee off in seer mint OCs Ption of “her ! TD t MSS aREe Se One = 45% $47- | lnhgs, ‘>, Pipi bh MSe sty :' ings. (et cae WHEAT. y: i, pane ‘ND The to Sanita SHC fullep : celta 7 my 7 S11 ae tte on oreo ; 4“ n j le he . oon | Neh . ‘ i ad } ) De w& () ON ib 2S Sey - ; ~ 2 » j P bend ‘ £° oo * : ~0 4: " inn Le ne a "ae . r ‘ es ry ' ane m~ ts, _ . : during ev trouble cell at n Po 6 ik the \, Ang Pentisy} Aities Prices P Oe Muses * 1" °° fl S Tih lh, oNhy {ro Li2, 408 ; oe toils week, g23. ny A. hows: (lear. | I : 71U0%G ae - pie. | RRA. -% lb., $8 8 s Higher; 13 4 condition $7.97: \, o6.O7K: J rd— Oct. $7.27 Ov M olen nfin lement Mrs Dr. ate home bef iif on T ty Inge at an . zs ania was ,] 4 R R Did . 42 sO 40% rf Se 7 *. 667 bal srre “pending . — otton P + $; : SS 10- » horthwe vr $ 5 nu la an . my 05. Rite Noy fIpw r Meye ore and The ‘> ye CNNes sed (‘sis tavance ¢ % 8] e- ¥ ‘ T ye ar ee es ree) Ao ~ i2k ods | lust , . 4a nCes, Btj42 > Week last Tt veek, | ascents Sih) (s (hoa, 7a re n ility GOW iad —— and - iles, 120 : + &@| \ 1. 57% ‘ e n.. . an hes for IPE Receives ans rs, 112 S. 14th, | Of the Market harde al dropped a noi; , @ Sheen | PCS. & Ohio °° °***' et om wut) one? | ye: " eek, $7) 7H fem 100; this weer year, $iti,- | Bs pants TEU 4 F, AT nped HO per ton firm, secord} ‘fees $1.55: hee’ sae bwest. Flax—e te, rnd for { r durin , h. . he Con! Po ne rf for , J li} I ( R i ch” 2 a 4 i> il 7 ( 4G on it 7 ‘ Pe pe A, x ) @i1- Oh, 40) kt Ss EF it ! hg to K {NS er 1 : may ) des doetar ms | DK irket Was reac Since the md | & I 61 a ny 42" N MAR 7 "i Sle Sala =. . | ge 7 Mi CKO 4%, oe KX sap) S8e:— 32%e: May en. Neo a a O74e Won't ro bo ee Consul te : 2p niway ' hey ; . On tive nei tionary last. &: Or ™ ? Beals a ee ~ 6 S. | ee eRe EE . agit N, . irket ft 74 } cd Ni i a eae + ae e; ¢ Fs, Mee, Oa i. ™, fine me i Ma AN re ited {" ISS) a point ‘ 7 . ‘ ldenes i) ure Prove | : ty 7 “ ste ‘ ] wai PS 54, y=} ede oor. i | ecuritie Liex . “ 471 Pe e} 7 ‘ Ae Mm Mt. eust tr j ery : choice ’ whe "hd Hi »- ts—N No, 2 ‘nt: ir i ‘Pives hat wa and Conepti lit ir “ 4 her y liz lO ped Di a red lig 34% IS a may o4l, 143 oa'l4 at" Rerortad n Exch _ e & ay ; Dy OFT RES: diclashates a Steak, WH ; . n infert r | Re. ‘| fairy, r ’ S..A0GE B ce tinv- write opted ; during con- | "he Active 4 leteto n, sone 29 ae les fe Swi scl a Ei a ee ag S517 B, | «3 ay * | ported thy ange, ~4's * 23 a {INK \ or to $4 % pis of 2; ancy : - Dutter—Crag MRS. L. # rn Jt Ole Sgeubae | Stttoment e. and fairly steady at the tects Fl Ore oor ees rie fo Sly c+ |) Lomtén, 3 Little & Hays sd | aan bat oa 8 |g MAPLE SUR ines | $1.26 ~~ Oe) Lr, wheat, 140 cate. Egee—Fresh, 1th, 4 OTS « leading Deg 1 oank Vie ad Cone Hon hvilfe. 7 Y a. ’ 1 \ J a . fm, (de Fe \ y os ~ ] yh dé ' NEW YORE » . cfr fil Vi In dai ’ apie syrup at Pam fh SOK \ . Reel Oet 80%, ee 1 Rorth- Inte SINZ, exce ng healthy nzgiB. @.# eople’s ¢ ype’ off be: OCKS, and Ct. Tract} SP eee ws -7. ta 714 mI, thal ‘ St. ail é io & : 3 Pr tithe ‘mand at 15 -%C; No. 8 ard eae, *C. Dee, protect} cellent i SOY lovati + &f) (fr ras, Sugar, Broo} —_e Ml Clon €% “f 1i% I oaae a] ’ Ker f Pherae N Closing RAGS St 15@@25 i) «# horther "a cash, &: RO Qe ; irregn! on and s ; it oe att tion, | car Alter Te outinental Tora. es! SSOUr} Paget F deses 1S > 17% vi e ytd. 3 mist Po pf] if High ‘iS. OL > per gal tts, Qh-h¢ thern, Tite: © Zc; to aritie afety assn) aly ONS; abs eine Steadier ennessee tal Tolnier: wi M acne -| Tor 151% =f 35 vs es me, aly : = . eSterda nest I ne. é ) ROPE , - for c GSA, = Corn ome; No arrive, infant BS: succe nred ; » abso- | Penns adier and Coal reached 4% 4, 22 Rh. & P pease’ hs Bae! eat! aul! ssa | 0) 1301, a a) A ae ¥.| Tod OW est : ue, S00 per FEF AND ; HICAG orn, 4Q1 . 8 sprin 8 adopte SS guarant ‘herly care: | ASV vani and eventual] ached 35 ft '! Mannhat pfd i. Wm 508 wile 151, | S018, toon i, 112%, | —~—. ny oe (losing 14) Ths, RURRE hace AGO, Ove. , nt. DE, T2%e_ tronble p ed: inf eed or : mare: | and a 400i Was fr Tually reeoy o> it he. , hrepate 7 ‘ ~hPe eee oa TK “0 ide ie LOUOne ys Qe : ~ { ( , S 2OUla@y he } a , Old re x ’ R 4" ownt; (lembloe. th -Rye ? call ormiation j ho ‘h ig: . r Was Pars 1 ~ v ered r = Overed ; > ow art? ° : l KF] (*, ~¢ IN poe wt | mele 1] lt. ? . LI‘ WW - ' Toda Tp ‘ ie ~ . Ml ” r—$x Ipe— Noa 1 ¥ x o- Barley Chet. 5 6 ) or \ tf fre a’ > ~ Se | s " : “ed ty rr fre ely , oy iO ‘ t iit] TP.» af 1 ce ‘ : re ~~. ' ati y. ! amy, : ” . cn Tj 4” VH JF 4 . y. WW, >», “ , $1 .% ; - . (‘as - . I Olive st n: Patients ‘Tite Germa “ Jad PR cant * ually in, ett f fee a point P . m the way 4 rage - Peeitic com oF by a]% as 4 r Lo > » a et ae 13 ee oil ene KAT. A\—I rime. of. -60; No. Pe - h, SUG SSE. Dee. B34 Ify : mer et stat} n and i'r n . | Chitiges Am, ve jUuarter th r Mn the be . ~ 4 up \ rt) pta ‘ °° 44 \, 40%, ") Cay oe lithe} l My) 1 1. L). c Ped, " oO AOR IA. Ii} oO Imothy —20er” e . ‘ Oy! : re ‘ (*) » teat - } ( , , Si. Nn " pa . ‘ ry eat * * * va th moe bs ‘ - ) q*? fie ‘ ; ; i ! and tra j VE : ‘ oS steal]: Jan c"eti high- as A ? 4 . t& Ken Se Rae & ae ' a t ju _ Vere renele i (>) 2, - i> Near . (‘A'? rl \ : ece pts, yay4 Pateka ‘ Oet. - c. Cm ‘ken : é Mae, nd D198, het phe ’ ni x late ir al vi] c ine] aV xe K iinisiiieindae « +s as 1 LY eci, do ’ ' : { liv ae ee S7I i. 6 Atch, 291 wii HICAGO Or few scatter cattle. Native ante, ot SOIT nacksen. tory 1ti t2le; Jun 2825 Rm. Wa 2298 | °G5% per . ent. Pri loney St. J oe yey TT? Iti [ ia 1 PP a 2+. he pf r or some diac, ead i itive sales packages: ‘ 4ft 166 e cTeamer “ Fentle RD, ‘. FOR } #etial * cent. Sy rite mer on eall, -o &s. W Live} pa Here =? - a; 3. € ' , ed “* oi 1y 'o sing Hig} it direet “ad gpd were et; were | Small] duil ane : Cheese. y, men fy ‘ Was! f iti hiwines eriing exe) Cantile 7 do fd ou ; 145 14) okey \ Y ; rp tp lar x ] ds ive i Ceste: izhest - idence * @itfher ) f | gs Hite, 11) 4 . . wenk: ] { ts Ww rite: rth) i fr mb? a “ i ngion av - . nig nd : xS in lar k ins (Tl) ines ; paper i J f ; : 12 = tit, , Loe + a ey » ap .: I : be ' ' (roe rt] . T Lowpe: . ~S Al iit al ilo ‘ed, 11! 4 lle: lar arge white . — candet CeP ee ETOM any cape. note Sites oat 9 kers’ bile, Steady with |, & 8. F tl ae le ! ij) Nu] 9 dee. %: NB wat fos a Ga soweet | | Chesil 0 ES ages VA 1 ge ; large colore » Tle: a ws z ex . “tene e; gu ye cause; call . bil S 4 NOK 4 pes SI e481, fo At PA S47, for mt do 1 cf. Com ;:, ates 29% om lo | 1K I : ,: do pid. HI & W. pti. 7 * “Tre to-day. | To ing Be win “ Se: Orn: westerr Pegs Receipt 4, Le: small STE iraAtitee result or i 1 aa S4 Rte i » and $4. SOnt4. 801 60) daye: d ' | & ut) er pfd , # TO, 1% ri } ‘my | ‘ 1: atin. Sts 53M ~ oo ac 4 Penn vine i \ Che W MEAT Gay. l Ark 1 - e680 66 0 Av Prt ° fuir : Western ese ge A prac ho 4508 4: *k A : ' ifleate ; R: 7 Q = - pe POST OEs i Th eon ‘s -4i 4 ‘ (wig Pe. i és". (dea j ; | ‘ i i fq »: ) i} uo \ . 77 . , wt = i a> tee 718 * re fin} ’ SS « v7) ar ma k. _ M CA +, G4 of P ka” sijver ¥ ) COmmerci-: de f if THA, Re : + Me i*. se 8 Tk , { NON e¢ / - ; [reine -. Lp eres . Si “wo | ne, 4lie- a Sug r RP meee | ON taite | BS Ly. These nal Gace, | SMMercial | ope PEI... 12 ow tteese, fii S. P . * nyrie roy) }s eter . road bey 7 re j tlt jets | oe ee eo ‘ , nt! =" = we ‘ .: my } : Me 8 Vv } ut! ea ‘ miffa, ¥ rand UY oe ~ w , Cre i se . e nN? me ur *ady cr O- CaRP 7 _s ents, ow ‘cou pon, M4: Der eas re fun lj 4 ds irregular St Paul na Pa a0 wie ; 192 ed | ' mae oh In New Yer] nsols (det CORN nae t ee t) HI I I " me ‘ a, 2 oh pet ae + ys 5 7: . yon 6. lie; TS take upon, 1097. a Peealar NS 28, regi “*- | Sug: . wes ; OS (IN _ Rate % be $n a an meme WHO: Moetly fat) r Offee que lowest Price; - “P. cleaned, mad # regular .; PC 48 regiul, 83 reguar. 108. 0 UW! Penn oto och Reseda}... 11. 1 GT Litt! siohiaied Foreign. Ex ] = LT 44)! HOGSReveinte nett UY sent direct, ne ED Ww Por ("o., 212 nde empire lade over COU , Ainl eoy a ne and 09 do} eon. C% SheP de ous ) > x Lye deg , ie & HH; cnan ai pow” $1)! ) % ‘pts ey ~ at noon VU ITH | A AR ‘ Ps 23 Lue: ay Steam Rae anid laid: Pon, 1721 pon, 14%. =, MIRON. 134: Teras Aya & Iroy 17's 117 = "4 112% of sal ad ¥s report th ge. iT a0" 10) a \ : S: ny ee CTION EN TE “r tv. Matin 1121: mt pet Cle aati | 4- cr, 0s regular. lie al ites l refi aes | aed Sul, => s 1 145 11e% Scant oa flIRN exchay ne: ad following demand i] ; ae eer Ti LG 7, id 4) BP . No iIM¥ fH 5 lowe Cotton Futur . inal RISE XT Ke \ , inloe hy (* 968 g | N > ¢hy) Pa ‘fie ea @ Lit. ‘ a) Me - Tee ' 62 F . ( rates sA NS J I) es ates ‘ "vs qt? beren mr 4341 | 1" es ‘Showed pecia! atte AM ¢ ARP EY ,, ew York do pfu : aS Shia 6 1G ; te hohe Datla. eRe ve eee 9 a Spor Ss) 5: , P x ven > 0} 12 rive | pro a Shade ites East —— tn altering, (Le ANING | . } Te J \\ * “Market Sum . ‘ nr és vai “ty hat [G “4 rlin id We cs mere et pee Oats ok eed 4: RE Dice ehOTUNT al. ony = hi 4 iw 444 ‘ sr 45 Ry "\ vement at the Im- \ Plibcartrtnahd Och Dx - er and Pe nd Re Ww ing 4 se Ate infor j mar da o el ri ‘ N i 4! = OS! eet Oe Mec e . o. ‘ ea. R nana e a1?) - Ch on 5 as j . ire fo Pe , Close. mh bs Chise ° . ptd sa ete bce eek buas ge a 1G! ‘Pints f ‘j ~ » ys ~ Inet ‘eton. Lindel] oy re. ' side io ‘ng tllied on w hat y Wiahash fd Se ae on ‘ ty? ei iil Mmewene get Met Res O53 s) a ne ms ! Oral, Sie oa. 21 pity » ty ; a os | NEW YORK he ' Wasserman & Co. | COURT the Th e dis HOS wen consi lere SOuthes rl : ’ (te Se ee “7 ONT, (}we . AL { I Ww oe midi RE ee aR tat TT in * ay Sit fons: i aa rin gi) ) n ae ’ (% ") sit » OO the Wee et. © “A fa | litt] ad a Position of t d to be | Re | Pacitie : Is re «=| «ARS Ge: . Metedehaes 11.3 vice T Hark StI -10 ' v nee ~~ 5 3 « in the ir-#ized re CL Oe, | eet | POT Rk Statemer trails -rS Was A se Steel aE aan i: Fa i BHA oy a Ba no78 Vetersh ER 6 ate al all 17 0 No , Re biperthyy “1-7 Ps Ong PeCe] ons i te , . ool = oD |} On pri cotton fi action emded AIRVOYANTS. Ge nts! ig in wi af. here wi; oe aS do pfad eae egeceds | 1: ee —_ Is Ainsterdam eee OT RRS: a hee: s71,,/ 00 ( 25 , od inarket =n my io] were rks ing’ the feature. IAME L oe ents. DU —— I a ier aca, woe et ak On . ms wit ey i of 2: Sera SA a Le allie ee a ee ee face t+. , a i “e $10 No a | ‘ ‘se Vi | ie Pen ina ’ eres ob 2 aa Pa Bb : on ems ily ¥le] ' us de ie oa) ‘ very huis in the AW SOIN | CATION; _—— © ttl Ro eh | v ie sere ee 2 V3 “aL. ° l, 89. 004 Sila ur oO oe . o> 24 mye #.144 . ~+) Th tle] fo sol ° Weak vy, but » ¢ ity. 1 5 one of th . : 7 7 bed 221 ao Dewy. S4 « ao. 50; \ 5 | raj la as is “— > eee oe be } ‘pe ‘ ie ginni ling by . at times, 508 Frank) ® best for ‘4 Word N Se aime . tn- Sac] PF.28; rye NO. 2, $8.54 s IT] &. " [9s * at Li ng of t ¥ the be and THE ank in ay i rtune te]] bi Rr " S or Les« 9 z Cw York Itvs KE), TO” , 35. OOGN 100 “ae Lé 7 an : 5 Of verpou!l 4 be deel! “ar forces. Amerie . ers; ** Rie AM’S . 3, 20 C | hy Wi St ‘ Ya: > an : 7) it “f) - 4 bold) . from ine ww Cnty >) Ss ents. A ir n oc oe Ca? ~, Pedy " } me ‘ 3 sh wl Ad ais f at magic ep indy. trac ¢ | @Xclusively ¢ orthand College: U7 | NEW ve On jennett Wass k Sales, astor bons stg , a 1s eon 7 aay 5 ay, | OUR ste > expected, one of, YW ables wan found . trne Ort 7 or r asse ' “Lene ‘ =~") ; : rit c F : Hing in } USI ness . fortune tell tion pos! te young wome nion Trust R today were \. Ge ae Tian & Co nee ps t ) “at ‘$1 we HORSES AND t 4m ao... 4 a5 The En al showling 4i1y after ren -_ us — sand love set SH O% Secured for Nn: indivdual { idé.;; Am. ToS follows; ales in Ney 4 | Sra BLOUR per bu ; eral w eeks Mi LES—R - ISR S he there ¢] Klish market Tenterday’s . lwo7 | Z FOR TTY NT qi ‘aduate Dstrue. Atel aiid cota: F - *\\ ork ” (raights ° bigay dx « past this oust e*e*s pts o4) 2 > ot ‘ oOsing lu in weak . | arte pe ) For f 8. 4 tg i & Abas ating, Dab 2. oUM) Wi tocks al he nauiedaall ag EL rere ana! Westies wae — ~~ Maines p — erh and f meal For key thliiste acy at ~e polnts 7 alt day, DWEI nde k & Jones’ horough Instr = do Fe PER ait on 2 Hy} linn, & St T — Te Pte ONY MI he Boe ge ng es Ce 83 60013 rey Wwever, the eons f the marker T ‘kN trade hae iE Ogliah m: “ loss of I- nod While spot futures “LINGS FOR REN . an ’ wr 408. 410 49 aan" (% r vetion atten) i — (* & pe a 8 oY oe $200 yatlon al Sty ‘ Y ee 1) WHEAT FUTY Ext re and Ines dium ar: as eS eben fe? 4 ten, own roe the | - ern fride has , iis Tiger x eek ed rt Pere fy ms Was fay orab] Se fog in te 14 Wo 7 d lik}: oy “tee, 4 414 eee 400 a ao my Pe 8s ty) . onal La: es Timi? +Otl ie low tiles OD Fad ces —— Y alon : ; NF Nese hy - nore «hn, ¥. SO Cipts fey © te tt the rds ‘ buss ‘ =} ()] Ra 402 | pifad ! ot) N\ ‘ . A’ ; R Pe a RT a tee ae J wed 7 é 4 th; if ( beee IM /|yeay ‘ TAT trod, MM) } a the lhe Nie ” Leas, 299 © sits a eo * and ‘sb, gee Sinton ae dg... Grand | = ” a 700! % : C. Ps ; 0M | WEAKNESS ES SHOWED Con wooden al, erie a a tT eee 1 wou, fe the past wee k ! a Pat th Tansaeted ‘ost ! nee mete 3. Gguinst 51. Pp weve onttinet. , Cy) i — ay Mind , ,;. = p i> a Le a a ee ) a2 10 ‘ vie ) good +? tm Ohi) an ; es “alts — . bolted a “ae chal GH ES A t | THE LANG IAGES ae = mroaaits “any On, “T108 “Sy neyivant. eee 10v THE PORK a we kov ISTO} te “ Gas 20 hoew to faney...., oS Taree he 0) 00 Roe og al 7 apisthy arial! An here ne: picking te Pho vi Tr B ‘ e 4 BER "1s 4 % — c T & d en ’ - i. ° . 10) °? = DEMAN bD , ; " § } ou. e cy WR she ee ee *-* eeée VID t | Vil] +R) } tt y t iat , progress 8x: ; I ; Main 2908 ~~ MERMO) a2 Ny rte YT y i Bb. A’ i) i R S 4¢)t) Pate 5 (s4N8 me val i D me r] el] R SALT S) bed. nom ty, _ . . ] 5: Gu! Ow) .s VV ith - - ” fitishe _ lndle ‘Ations ar ing ab re 50 Delmar b] : W a | l INGS A. Bran: 1, “i JACCART) ALDE L ANG r ‘ ee pra . 6,100) d = Read . 4 4 cr LL OFF BA Tiles, NI Noulders, 636 st k ee fe My nate — to the crop. “f HUM ber of thar it seler » © rooms 1 tive 263 ail Over Bip... : ~~ GES ; e Ces, one Ad TS , euasons ' berilig , j w od “ . 2 . pa Leg) : : 5 *. j i? 12h. i ’ ! boxed ia : ° Site. | ORS * Oh eb Sek ond > rer 1 44 outtur 4 rther " , a eho “tha- MA2A Clara av, ney PLATS °° *+++++-835 00/ AND WS ip WO GOLD. Np i + ealest ma | Col iol gt: 2,000) doped © & § 100 quiry for the Fine Graj SUGAR cen _$ clear rile, 94 ‘s—-Shoulders, 70; Fanan! ' Chol 1 140 O00 gy) Cotton shaw tnade Atte “Seas dieag i “epi, W Sere — , "ARIS watt 30 , @ “nel & Ir, DW)! Sp mane be ’ W , d 7 2c; e ee thie e ” , > 4: SO8A ye *] Se ay C2 ms a it, wit? bat) mee, PR +, ) X iM STEN a {> SIT ven ("); r / S. Ir eae aan a L, Sonthws , lim) W hile Off rain as Poorer GE are C ik D H 4 Ws 1 alton, ra ge, ro ‘ . ; ees On O06 On t he futal poe rapid ie eal iy The a 77 ‘ . e- 4 ‘ ; t] . 7 4 ‘. ‘ ie ‘ : P zy po . . 7. oe ' ania ~s ? j e ‘ . iS . 4) Nie hace ys * ay tj roon via : I, = s ee Myer rine i (OR a oat { I & ‘ , 1.2 S ( pie eee yf lt) ering’s GC . , pt ‘hers Stuc G10 iv ('”) Nan ‘ 120) fo 14) ” . . e« 150 (« W125 mw tits “gait ” stp ply of C’o o . £a ig ¢ ; DD. l ; l’. Ry ' onti k—¥ s to « poune “01 At ft tton 8 fixty Pe) and py . . 15 fet) ( nt r “ Saad A ®, ' ]. $04) - nued v low. 97 C'be . Linc] is a 73 w the } - 7468 0 ia neo 4202 I SN ee ath; fur- L ANS ON a i Can. s ne coor J in lo 2d pfg = *** sey Quite He LEAD [AD AN Sree; Wolta, vee to extra ' Prmdanoe i al ope ning aot this time eg 1.417 pl teen av... lar ORES s St ** esse 52 OO PERSON AT new = (‘ons fat hn tee ory Son, I's eae aks 2H) avy. SPI] T $4.21, D sp LL LIER (", “ Mhern ors OH) ONG 100) on POLITE chee] Te te iuotatlons ’ Uinag orders w year. E , ess corner: . Re Store: or 14 W, L Pp | (" ’ is : ee pa - aA l Si eae, 1 7 i ricesg dec “ Oy ER £3 Gt . AA MON , lt (iri: » F ree iif were une ere in Cucl] ex } ord OP \ ° w) {allway MM al ‘line es rer ‘ im) 2 on ae] han d ay Celle nt ] go00d bus IF US or I . ERTY V\ Ke R habs E 7 ny a Ci@sed|. 7 er] rapid! , | ilies ” i } f\ inn vill “ ged to S at . find Subuor} eon fo UB] Yor Vr : 38, Co S I) Re ‘3 : ‘ UT ; » pote ‘} cees 7 iM) \ Herr iy ati 1aly Just lig f' tar 'o ovr PEN ter hes Ot } ‘ if thie f faple by f Fd pet Ay ty “in Ry T grocer loa ¢ ED Moy ents, er r pid @& a at. Page °°" tee Cav Vheat f, 4 oie aINns gl , ore the sessj, > a eee) «OO OOGP A I A , : OO \\ . ras )) pied **-. ate r oa ee a rama ley , . ia Liheoye aie tiWwapr 17 a ‘ fi ‘ st? f in} i] 14 : i} of ee . j iia 14 Pinte ALE. Of ne ve | ang . Pine r Mie i , pred tf) lee} At “3 ] Sie at) re Live fit, : Hi of fluety: r Oars t Save " “’ Hira, 144 i . 07 Tiber ia itiedse A F mit lees se $0 (wie . bie Wards or fem on 7. PAYMent to enir | Pine, room eee “pe politan ae tai hs SS ee to it vogett, futube worked nati i withle « be. cia «aa bony Delaware $41 35¢; for Ipet’ las, mis, ex Be St a0 Sew ~ @ 60 Om COTTON. F uit got) Min ‘i rile a , harte 4 ligs}2 iy ! - Me AR\ =f) (*@ I t hor: »* 1OW ates Srl } I li; ay ‘ k ‘ ‘ POV LIF ¢ if wns - 46 — iy sale + ents, “OANS Ne gor! at on ower; confide stint’ teruis Mi re —¢ 37.779 ; ry = bra “) and then fhe mark ue fina) fleur tray ORNI. \ GRAPES ima oN ~ Neds “y he. fs er ALOE thes a5 “ (Mitg pon 4 LAW AT Ti AK iiles f $ acres on 4 | pera ed 0 ntial Afoney. on call was offered ene § ee. gol arket becams very APES—75c@}1_9- lian me ral 4 OD none ET—Qnie , ron S On the nal as ime - , Wane wall as offered iw Old ; _ Line ) jl} a$1. 2: , cian is —T hi ) Oe ne Onte- Ferrigui braeh. t. Louis, tp a ‘Burlington , ) Low iinhary ae ona aes: ~o CTOppy ee Deurly Tiered ie Stars Ke Nfy Hiture pianos anew CH » Che stnnt «t. By w the New York After shy t hid of ‘7é — ark ore Nedr by D ords, $2 ¢ . lth 3 Tit Hits, extren rae >. aaa oe iM) Widen °? 00g eae cone Oe u rbve u . le lb . os 4 fare med Po hie " Moval. . er. Re “ ; len: y ire ‘ Cc ai ir = liper 2 Ve Lii¢ lay news ‘ Is 1), a Uelhess -~ «> It - ds ' o range . ; ’ “a “5 ‘ ‘ ig *@éeeese « ee "“*eesees, ° St. « v" SCs tithe Dette fish lipy Pi a8 £000 hunt pe Pre fe =o, Mont? Y pe Med mae hinee - money on fur NEW Ye © Bennett W, issery urb. ; “3 saSle and ‘2 eae tate mont pened at Si] a Me INS =F at ne Se per end Kiefer at ag ae Pris “s ' rey ope iad SH lem ts Wy Men 1 > 7 m Gowed tm leled hs te Bee van Or Pes ewwes, on ‘ larie _ * My st t Au ~ U be ty ' dive hye PUT Thien ite: ete : with ur- &« j A RA. fbr ‘ rl WAN & re ' I ‘ liathket at st) at. and ote i Wns T.. : t? dy inal ¢ ! x) MG? ‘ ~ 4 - pra ; . ‘ 110 On . ‘“) Wi hal tht . ‘ig “a a6 Oe 6 ‘ mca Kiress PP @ »). 2)! | MONBY UsIMNess oon discount lveu ‘Out re- urities today were _ ; itty - ‘ORR ipl aa Was of strictly oe sold at SO% ‘Bawee ®: Calif a iP; Steil, . {Ta tipi) WK figures p te mules in Aret han 00 Tin ‘@ fair 796 6006 wena reeresed a-1te Lm eu ‘ . mi *D i e ’ ; . ' One) iy ies , t j Stn itpine 4‘ igi j ~~ sad 9 x - , x ans SI} . ef rT oe 4 . 7 4) ; ees YS RE ~! | Culp icy ADDY A N¢ ED : f Olfyy oq 4. pala Amal ; 43 f wR any Prices el url aud ” Hiding — Dea an the 7 — Zk Nature thee Dirge) brs As On orde a Y- S474 per oat “hs Der evund aud lamalt Weilg! t, str ry fret ‘lass pg ees and Staines 1 . . I 7- le AL ESTATE itis, dation ;,! f goad ae : OR 8 AT, ‘Ries oor 8 a La ae ( cnpprn Big 4 ’ 1 the advares = Guuip grad, in mewn siteensn PT “ * ets and $1,250) r?. Limo a a S lies] 5 fat. practi: a 4s to % oft we 53-lde FO than } mneh jp vtacter can ¢ “S~Salariod d , eRTEOUre) Cy xT asked W's estimated ss Bt "ait Lats» | small way PX -Quotah), [Or ses i? per — Wa —— ‘ 4 oF a2 ‘ SS , MOlalin Spe aoe i ile 7) , yee a i ° ths \ . ceva ti} ; os ay : ‘> a i” .. ‘3° Ona “ ‘oe . I r 4 Ww x EXCHANGE Jobu Mutha tore been neetae al wccomme. | Aiterican ‘i rt OL cas SE BS ig Week would. he P the “world's | eh LIMES. —socqeg 1 BC, 100 $25 per 1000 os r PPCRYARDS NopES Net Hows _ STATEME ords OF Tiss , . | Ve \ ‘and ol] es * = : Side pt (fo I re ele vol — , “CU te ® Ce - > ot a “ Ll «af eral: te SAM) Ci) APE nts Peay . Kk YRA , + 18: per lo ” " : com § i” Weel . \ receipts tia] NT. . PROP wes, 20 Cents | MONEY furnisnes entury Blagg) PPI¥iag to de Ss t Setemreeen, z PH Be. of xtain, Will come. trom gst, Utes | UPLES. $2@2 Sn on it 10 OO pounda pyoket Sative 1 Net receipts since’ mene’ ’s' 1500-1900, " 1898-1890 RrY w _— ‘ ty; ease pares, i * or” 5 a ire COUPE Om Argentt — po i] bree hk ae AVOTURe was] iteher “t sbhipme “ce Sept ‘. 1 5S0 . ine “ ANTE} , oa . parry ' Atueticar ‘ j “Say The KANT FRp for , ne i 4%, ie] at ‘ \ Pinentsa + ] on S2l4 Pe thts to « Xch; , re eXe) ur ; ith) ef 7 TOM Tg, ‘Polmda pi vith ' deo f Woolen kk i re eh ed a } ' : tape ai! v\ : ; ‘A Lhe V eG , On, ING } tits} s Stead) © “i I? Wie mity t } Sy ine Me fH) fey Bom Shipments on ’ * afi 17 64 ~ 2 to ran eee ie? . a2 Seullin’s oe tan ay ie Poulty , go lient of oe eet ee pee SQL. on x Ray st ih (3 ai : — ‘eee 4 res 7, ‘ ~ j today am 3 oe ~’ Jo a fol tn AAT, a4 " fe) Per tpt] ters hu bi fli 1a Sheen receipt « todas “~ pt 1 on ane Cant lot. iP er, ag Waleh * ~ in hones, LO soscuteeneenen . Q Mvitisi, «% ms | | ee ee id ‘ . , hese gov (fey me |) [ 7. ‘ ing was ‘ allf, i X on track ” SoM) a5 4 Terr , . ‘ = wait Cee: Ss Pecetots elma e if. . “4 Lagae ap wore I lain! , I ta i , TINT « uxt iy ANS rn ie bees sabe] ) ee jrpet ‘ £666 ee i J 2 Oi ; ' | ca] wit} 7 er i bhi ity i e INE AP p here dalva Vals p>) Ht ‘i > — tiie +1 res ve ‘ ' Prt - « il pperpes me ‘pt ' : ie Py orien rity tu ’ is City or . FF eles ON R al 7 A Alt 1) Noy , “ '? ty bias , ‘ . 4 Sows nie - ‘> Wer, P ke: gs] Wi: tf $4 24 ! ago ms west py . mt merbel : rose «hj % ftitay 39. hoe 5,63" S nor eet fid of +...) rome VU | EAL -| ‘co 88 (new) “Ubseriptions, ~~" 1] an Reeves. * me ‘nl 3) éar ' A) per « : saath © Was 85 7 th we wi irs MuOCM It) ‘ ’ rT ATORS } : “TALES x it) i, r five hegws , : 6 6438 Py ng iy * . ‘ = eT its >, ,? . e tulle . tle P ijjite . . i Z 7 iii . ‘ ‘ " mr : ' P i. ? sort, ; ates . sks ay >: EAL ESTATE \ GEL, ld 5 ST thts du pri . 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GREAT REDUCT eee | Klectite Vehuaic’ tobeeeees he 4'o | bu sa 593.084 py dste| etonsen men 1 at ga x re « Bveret the bul Septembe esteciie albert Lowe Imp a ; R y ‘ys bit '¢ | : | Fils S@ es ' an i ‘ ! c ’ ("lt Wiek vie ; | ' ay , ik of er iy T at ROVE ; iD large ina : r rh} Lon «)>k* Ctrh $’) ; hime ‘ 1 lat bags a INnpared , ef fishies if ! S) i} S4 4ti ‘lg lim, ; ’ th tol e* lo xlay T (Wout D P a - Gud Sn) ~“/ OB S pan Uda ’ tie) ‘ ee ee tee bs ” ] t yea With lug Sw Kk} 3H a or Vint g “rr ~ yer rate ) in , Vf) ens . 1 tine) paneer ans ~~ in : ‘ oda T OPERT PAIUVILEGE » - Shue at ' Louls R ny .0@ne » BR en Re =! pe FaMni at 4 “t POTATORS PL er . ver —s. se bo " NOP MT Peery vee TO a lo ms a 14 Wor, Y FOR PLAL p FO Boy reduced eal Metate | RlectFic Pueumatie "' “*****++0..-., 17 — | May O 8500 per ba eome-atOwn Bere ee sof s eh weg ee nds. | Devon , een 10. Og - 1, 37 . : ds or Bia SALE. | 1 * x. AYMEN YT: KROWER . iipt ereat v I ] lemine Utinthe C4 dbus 2" 4) ; ae ats * it} vs " ; } MMe Va vr He a ‘ : teeny tne gee Wretorn ¢ ‘ laurel, - iilrer ’ as ® « uu v7 . . HOUSE. Rise . Oe PNts. Cae TY, IN ‘IVY oe yh t iuar MAKE Pale | (rene _ n {eal and Pi. ke 7 OMe 64 4 it bes - 0) . Phe pit bbe r rao rded Sales. NGG P I. ANT seen rhs wh 6: wwIe » Re = a: Ga ~ A» pew sense dna er come ».A7 v = v6 10.08 i } \ i “alr oo Ts P ie Peat Currin ge SPS Eh on e's * ret shows, Zive moe} ig Inuit ere Lee ree _ & oF On ’ C7R Inelud lori te ee xT ’ a1 ‘ $250 « aT; 2 | MONRY ; rt) sw} IT . ORE \ Havas ~ : —* 3 , ! 1) ' i Aalttent pe ty Heme Nutin ' the bore lipederef ary ; @ VST Aah: i) Ss — / 4 to ‘oa ° i* 1A; . it € oy Were ds eran Bs “* on . V! 1 Cpe be . ‘ tae if ut. , Un to . ‘rt ; ' \ ripe yrowr . val ” — ’ k at £05 M ar, h : *-* — “ tm 7) AY Lincoln Trus: bldg. bargain 8. He et: Price | eat ttes. A securit : fr edll gsi ‘pipeene "phar 5 - gure it We bid 5 st f thls cereal met H. 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Rieey ti loose at ; ii bie ~ B a £: _ a! $s. te & 1} abies : reefs ted} ie, vlton « if) ‘ ee ae . , asf ad. ‘wil pot Peay i . . sf yen i b.wt dy | ; . , . . . : > . os ps r. tly ; _y ’ L ne Un Treat n Be 14 Ww. Wis oe j | Nati ome (or iT) « phon. > Fe oe s. : . Thy j ’ ir Aspe ij With dy e - ; i I ‘ HA ' Cline rf , ik at «; ‘i ir ie tt} rg st ilj@n slate Littie in F ’ Pur, nee, Nb) helen ‘Colenaat "40%, ver! "oui = " . See be OKS of all &j C88. 20 Cents | New cen Sugar ptd Sg ie eek tm 5h Corn wae! Yee ARRU PS. \S-Northern, 3 0, - | ey ‘; Y we MEL Gs) CK BY 43-39 “Pe? anle ide - Mareh if s hieVvato licie JF 4 ’ "a : ‘an Pte } hy , | p* fe pepe TEL cel sai ri tg. . | ‘-PROFE es t. do pfd ator. 2 rama, Cy | hf Str t wenin: peu © sesajon 7) Om Bow " this hay } PAS S\ gps , Rie . Abeta $ per Du GRAPH. ther 5 Se aaa Hun prices heal lower ; ie re H Dd 14 WwW. SSION AL. ene Rova! Raking . hen s an ran i> , rmile OW Whateyas ao uring | Mis Vit) Gnen per rr alie fy : peut AGO. Owes ; ~ ph De. aS thet and x futures ele ed ands, Wi dondty Ae: or | Muhher ‘te owder pr, ‘ 2 S54. |} Mas ad a hi . the loot’! O8STER peace oe ly at t. C Thee and ‘ HiAeed » "'’ t. i no pa 5. DISEASES. ee ’ etd Ge wt eee. O1 a | Reeelpts— eT One . DOL neither De a ACE Ske tee Oe uate, 2564s ee ' PTIMe wteens geet; nomi » = -G4d « Jan. 5 a2 aaa a3 0 “| “ oe Pte bd tm i . } ‘% , . c er ae ' ’ » -.H . “(4 Leer re on ’ ba Le « . " 2icd. 217 Be B °e : ae crt tine ‘ Ps ith Ito, ie ne spears I... *fe 30 o pret hn: 7 | pee rH om) Te _ ier] . : hie lers . > feeds :. q alves Sotton M and Lp j T ar on, ower , 4 Jeraes be ‘ 17 t. ry al, OMT pars A pe! 200 ke, Ks ponds ' ,™ Sane duty _ 4Ne ' NI per ‘Tel i at eng a, 5 wr. Pn dT ot. tol d 7 MMs on $2 Pera on oo ‘ ton (puter st arket. ware Cpper ce ne “* | “i Pty ' R last Peal wie “aal s 1 k ade re Wey =! ee Oagit ty = hited ule =a j — rene ns : 0 Texae } sie 15 Tex, *. FO) Yale Orleans Quie : oat : tomas bs _— tite} trae! 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POLI VN oe eR ECT era ean ee eee PSM AY i a tal om LOT ree ee eee ” é ; . ae 8 a - / it er OS ; *. . at the lowest price allowed They come easy to buy at Crawford's, $10 | down and $3 a month, or 10c a day until paid. Lincoln League. ke ‘The Twentieth Ward Lincoln Republican League @lub will hold its regular weekly meeting next Men- | day evening at the hall corner Garrison and | (‘ass avenues All members are requested to | attend, as several good speakers will be in | attendance. Mass Meeting.—The Democrats of the f of the Twenty-fourth ward will have a mass meeting Saturday evening at Benton Hall. Prominent ers will address the gathering and refresn- ments will be served, Twelfth precinci speak- -s “a _ KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW TO CONVENE IN ST. LOUIS. — PRESBYTERIANS AT CLINTON. 4 ee we eC American Board of Foreign Missions of the Congregational Church to Meet at Pilgrim Church Next Week. The most important religious event of the com- The arrangement committee has completed Congrega‘iona! will open with an address morning by Dr. M. Burn- President S. B. In the afternoon give a general sur- and Rev. KBdward C will preach the annual be held in Pilgrim The meeting Wednesday James L. Barton will vey of the mission field, Moore of Providence. R. L. sermon in the evening. The mission sitiwation In China will be discussed Thursday morning, the ‘“mward Movement’’ in-the afternoon, and Prest- dent Capen will deliver his address in the evening | Friday, the last of the meeting, will be occupied | with reporte of the committees in the morning, | the election of officers in the afternoon, and ad- dresses on ‘““The Relation of the Theological SNer- in the evening. The synod of Missour! of the Cumberland Pres- byterian Church will be held Oct. 16 to 19 at Clinton. The program will consist of reports on the different branches of church work. Rev. BB. P. Fullerton will preach the opening sermon. It is ex- pected that . O. T. Logan and wife, missionaries from China, will attend the synod, and it is hoped | that Dr. Logan will address the members on his! experiences in his work in that country. The Mis- | Bourt Valley College male quartet wil! sing at in- | tervals during the sessions. This college is oper- | ated under @ auspices of the denomination and! has 18 teachers and 204 students, of whom 82 are! preparing for the ministry. It has &@ productive | endowment of nearly $120,000. The membership of | the synod is 28,000. ‘ e.sre 1h Oy Tey ‘ ’ aet* yr) Seat . *- . e Fees eae >," ‘a4? 7 . "+ > a”. —_ _ ee a>, ta fra ‘ an the, a ep. -« a a , s> A ~~ % Z a? “A 1. “+ Om 4 cy Oi aatest ‘ d : t - > c. 2 “ee ny 7, ‘ . fie) AS ve Sie - \ } a 4 ’ Syrur- Figs Adks Heasently and fromptly. Cleanses the System Gently and Effectually when bilious or costive. fresents in the most acceptable form the Jaxative principles of plants Anown to act most heneticially. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE’— MANFD. BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYKUPCO. N FRANCISCO, CAL. ROUISVILLE , KY. NEW YORK, NY. .. by drupeists ~ price 5O¢ per bottle, treat of St. Ann's Sodality of St. Francis Xavier's Church will begin. The exercises will be conducted by Father Gartland, S. J. A @ir and festival will be given by the congre- gation of St. Teresa’s Church Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the hall on Grand ave- nue and North Market street. The committees have been apointed and are at work on program. Many rizes have donated devoted to the building of The twentieth annnal Council of the Knights convene in St. Leuis Oct heen new. church. of the of=-Father Mathew 15 and 16. The young people of St. Ann's parrish will give their first musicale and dramatic entertainment in the new parochial schoo! hall on Page boule- vard and Whittier street Monday and Tuesiay evenings, Oct. S&S and %. Rev. J. M. Northrop of Memphis, Tenn., has taken charge of the E:mmanuel Fipiscopal Chureh at Old Orehard. He has taken up his residence opposite the ¢hurch. - Next Sunday will be rdlly day at the Webster Groves Congregational Church. Rev. Paul Brueckner of Hoyleton, Il., will be installed as pastor of the German Evangelical Bethania Church next Sunday. He succeeds Rev. H. Deters, Who resigned some time ago. The new officers of the Young Men’s League of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church to serve for the coming been installed. Key. J. N. Beall has been appointed to-fill the pulpit of the MeCausland Avenue Church by the Ilume Mission committee of the St. Louis Pres- bytery. Rev. J. B. Brandt. on account of continued had health, has been forced to resign as pastor of the lyler Place Presbyterian Church. Rev. D. R. Leland may be made his successor. Sunday evening services of the Raymond Cumberland Presbyterian Church have been discontinued, and tn place thereof a service be held each Sunday afternoon from 4 to 5 o'clock. This service will consist of Bible study after the System of an institute. The pastor, Rev. Taylor Bernard, will conduct the study. The diocesan annual meeting of the School Institute was held Saturday Church Cathedral. related to Sunday branches, the the Session will Sunday at School work in the purposes of the institute; the rela- music, The annual mission festival of the Second Ger- Man Presbyterian Church will be celebrated Sunday With afternoon and evening services. Rev. T. Mueller, the pastor, will officiate. The Synodical Socjety, of which St. Mark’s Lu- theran Church jis an auxiliary, will hold its meet- ing Oct. 18, at Carthage, Ul. The Home and For- eign Missionary Society of this ehureh wit meet next- Friday to consider its winter’s work. Rev. Daniel Dorch®ater of the Lindell Avenue ¥M. E. Church is completing his book on ‘‘Problem of Religious Progress,”” and the new edition will soon be lesued. Rey. ©. H. Murray, pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, will begin a short series of sermons on the book of Jonah Sunday evening. The Sunday schools of the churches opened Saturday, Oct. 6. different Jewish A mission feast will be observed next Sunday in the Lutheran Chureh at St. Charles, Mo. The same feast was held at the Wilke Lutheran Chureh north @f St. Charles last Sunday. Several minis- ters from St. Louis will attend The southern convocation of the Episcopal Chureh will meet in Trinity Church, St. James, Mo.. on Monday, Oct. continue during the week. Rey a of Grace (burch of Kirkwood, is dean and Rey. F. dell, secretary \ St. Louis wil] the discuselon. z Kev. L. F. Potter will préach at Christ Church Cathelral pext Sunday evenlng. Reva. Cornell and Smith, Who are connected with the work of the cathedral, are away on their yva- Cations, Rev. A. F. Carr, pastor of the Central Presby- ferian Chureh, and Rey. Charles Ste'ze of Menard Street Mission are both quite fil of typhoid fever 4 mnext Sunday revival meetinpes will begin at the Fourth Christian Church They will be conduct- ed by Rev.“ W. E. Harlow of Pareons Kan. Rey. N. Luecock, pastor of Union M. BE. Mhurch, read an interesting paper on Ruskin before Methodist ministers’ meeting Monday Great intereat {s being taken among the Chris- than ehurches In the meeting of the Amertean Christian Missionary Society, which is to be held : ) “ W ed- he bishop and several rectors from deliver addresses and take part in Eptseonal | The. proceeds are to be| | Supreme | YL we could never be blessed with children. me. occupation. &S Sunshine for Sad Homes No. 2834 Cleveland Ave., Louisville, Ky., Dec. 11, 1899, About eighteen months ago I was told by my doctor, after he had examined my wife, that The announcem=n< astonished and disappointed I could not get my mind off of it and for awhile was hardly able to attend to my daily a near friend and I told him. to make a man feel bad?’’ The next day he brought me a Ladies’ Birthday Almanac and said: ‘‘Read that.” I read it and quickly got a bottle of Wine of Cardui. Before my wife had taken all of the first bottle, | saw a great change inher. The rosy tint came back to her cheeks, her eyes were bright, her steps firm, half of the second bottle was gone, your medicine h take. July 3rd. my wife gave birth toa Both, up to this day, are doing well. oF C our home would have been childiess. 1! will never cease praising it. wife has been made entirely well, and I am one of the happiest men on earth. of Thedford’s Black-Draught completely cured my wife of constipation of three years’ standing. A friend noticed that something was troubling me and asked what itwas. He was ““Oh pshaw!”’ he said, “‘Is that all?’ | replied “Isn’t it enough and best of all, the fearful pains she used to have were gone. Before ad proved that the doctor had made a mis- ten-and-one-half-pound girl baby with very little trouble, | think there is no doubt but that for your DUIi For only three dollars my Three packages ELI H. ADAMS. Mansions carpeted with velvet are cheerless abodes when the wife or mother is | ill or when no children are there. of happy homes of humble cottages. often brings happy children to bless them. gratitude they feel for relief from sickness and barrenness. But Wine of Cardui has made thousands It helps women to perfect health and Every day mothers tell of the Wine of Cardui brings women immediate relief from all the ills peculiar to their sex. Painful and irregular menstruation, leucorrhea, falling of the womb and miscarriage are all permanenily relieved by the Wine. CET IT FROM YOUR DRUCCIST. rm i Soe a c&, baptism of Rev. James. McAllister, formerly pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church of Detroit, | Mich., who has embraced the faith of the Disciples | of Mhrist, and will preach his first sermon minister of that church. chureh having no pastor, it is probable that he ‘will be called to that oftice. Rey. Firth Stringer, pastor of gregational Church, has resigned for De Soto, Mo., about Nov. a church in that place. Rev. Mr. Hall of the Congregational (burch of the Redeemer haa also resigned, to take up evangelistic work. Their suc- cessors bave not as yet been appointed. The querterly meeting of the Carondelet German M. FE. Church will be held next Sunday with the presence of the new presiding elder, Rev. J. L. J ~Barth. ‘he Rey. C, C, Stahman ts pastor of the church, The young people of the Church of the Holy Name wiil give a dramatic entertainment agd hop Oct. 14. The St. Thomas Aquinas Dramatic Club will assist in the entertainment. ry he and will The association school of evening classes young mq will open at the North Side Y. M ' A. Building, 1900 St. Louis avenue, Oct. 15. The general work of the school ts under the direction of the following persons: Charles P. Curd, cbhair- man; H. N. Davis, vice-chairman, and Hon. Shep- ard Barclay, Thomas G. Rutledge, Daniel N. Kirby, ’. Gieselman, O. W. Bedell, Daniel G. Duuker, Edward F. Nplte, George Warren Brown, George T. Coxhead and Abram Ebersole. The object is “the redemption of leisure moments,’’ and student may take any siudy he wishes provided he is prepared to do the work. The lessons will continue until April 6, 1901, and the subjects cover a large fleld of: educational work. The Union Bible Class, which for apf {s will} Christ | The subjects of the addresses | different | ‘ ; ant _tlons of the church to the schools, and the power of | | i | the | | work | at Kansas City, Oct. 12 to 18. Among the features | he wil] an address by President E. Benjamin An drewe of Nebraska University on ‘“The Place of the eeggey College in the American System of Educa- on. Rally Day will be celebrated by the Fountain Park Oongregational Oburch Sunday-«chool next Sunday. An orchestra made up of puptis of the school will render the music, which will be a prominent feature of the exercises. The central department of the Y¥. M. C. A. has contracted with George F. Hall of (Nhicago to de- liver three lectures, es follows: Sunda evening on “The Greatest Book in the World:"' Wonday even- Ing on ‘“The Model New Woman;"’ Thureday even- img on ““Ametica in the Twentieth Century.’’ They will open the Y. M. C. A. campaign. Mr. Hall ex- be cts to hold Sunday afternoon services in the city Dis winter, At the B'nal Fl Temple a collection fer the Gal- Veston sufferers on Yom Kippur amounted to $125. The Feast of the Tabernacle will be celebrated in all the Jewish churches beginning Saturday evening and continuing through Sunday. The Sisterhood of Personal Service held its firet meeting at the rooms of the United Jewish Chart- ties, planning its year’s work. be St. Lowts Sunday-School Superintendents’ Union will meet at the Central Christian Church, Finney avenue, near Grand, Monday evening. Dr. A. I’. George, Rev. Cornelius H. Patton and Charies ¢<. Nicholls will deliver addresses, ” A union service of the several Obristian churches of the city will be held ip the near future, mM committee, conatatiog of Messrs. W. D. Pittman, Ww. Cree and W. W. Dowling has been appointed to ke the arrarremente. Qn Sunday morning aa interesting ceremony will the different churches in the city, is under a new and popular method of Bible study, the | AS ai | Jubilate Anthem—Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion meeting at | conducted | known as the synthitic, which, without taxing the | students to any appreciable extent, puts him in pos- session of the outline facts of the whole Bible, showing him aiso the relationship of its different | parts. It has met with the strongest aproval of many of the leading Bible teachers, and has been enthusiastically received in several of the large cities of the country. The class will be per- sonally conducts! by William R. Newell, assist- superintendent of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. The Women’s Benove ent Aid Soctety of the First Spiritual Association will meet Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 p. m. to complete arrangebents for a box party to be given Tuesday evening, Oct. 16, at lioward’s Hall, Garrison avenue and Olive street. hach Friday afternoon they have the services of a good woman test medium. The quarterly meeting and rally of the St. Louie Union of the King’s Daughters and Sons was held Saturday morning at 1728 Locust street. Plans were discussed for the convention to be held in St. Louis Nov. 7 and 8 at which time Mrs. Rottome, pres!- dent of the order and Mrs. Davts, secretary, will be here to add to the enthusiasm of the meeting Rey. S. J. Niccolls, pastor of the Second Pre by- terian Ohurch,-bas returned from his vacation and wil! @cupy the pulpit at both the morning and evening services Sunday. The Sunday School will have its annual rally day and the paator will ad- dress the young people in the eveniiie which will be the last of the summer gospet series under the auspices of the Y. P. S. CG. F® The tent meetings at Sixteenth and Chestnut Streets, conducted by Union Mission, has proved to be successful that it has been decided by the leaders to open up a branch work in that cality to be known as ‘‘Union Mission No. 2.’" T Clestnut street-mission, which haa been tion for several months at 1930 (Chestnut street, will he removed the first of the week to Eighteenth and Market streets. Rev..Hitam Brom willl have charge as superintendent and paster. irs. will have charge of the missionary work. Mr. and Mrs. Brom have been very successful tn mission work for the in that portion of months the. city, be conducted as a branch a0 expected that workers from the different churches and portions of the city will assist It is expected that the opening will take place during the coming tevs. M. B. Gott and L: D. Abbott will In the work Fannie Kateman of New Orleans will con- duct a revival at the Niedringhaus Mission next week The manager {s preparing for the down there and in thts way hopes to bui.d her Sunday school up. It was seriously crippled by the strike. Special evangelistic services are conducted every evening at the St. Louts City Mission, 1502 South Broadway: Services will be conducted on Sunday evening by Rey. John D. Vinecl!. Music will be ren dered by the mission choir and orchestra. Rev J. M. Spencer, pastor of the People’s Church and Central Mission, will speak at the especial meeting Monday evening. Mise Susan B. Haswell, a returned missionary from India, will deliver an address and illustrate it with stereopticon views at the Salvation Army quarters at 1413 Franklin avenue Saturday evening. The management of the Open-Door Misston and Home is preparing for a vigorous campaign during the winter months and, in addition to its quarters at Seventh and Gratiot streets, has secured the large storeroom on the northwest eorner of Six- teenth and Market streeta and will open gospel services there Saturday night. The hali ts bright, cheery and well ventilated and will be open to the public as a reading room during the day. Gospe! services will be conducted at night under the lead- ership of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Haines, superin- tendents. The cause of apiritualism has received gnuite an impetus by the series of lectures given by Rev. Thomas Grimshaw of the First Spiritual Associa- tion. The third course will be delivered Sunday morning: subject, ‘‘Heredity, and What Is Has Done for Usa."’ Rev. Father William J. Finley, formerly pastor of St. Paul’s Catholic Church of Vicksburg, and how pastor at Paulding, Miss., is on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jobo J. Mulligan and family of Vicksburg. Father Finley is well known in St. Loults. The musical program of the consecration service at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer Sunday, the direction ef R. H. Kerruish, organist, |} will be as follows: re ee si — P Ps, iit Aire: PRS ae +, 4 ae ; a yet te bee UE <tetily Hew 2 + a eerie . . 4 ‘ - : i OW S. Vincent | Venite—Anglican Chant ZO DOU ws ch iescasns eeeeene Te ee ee ee? ae a aor ee 2 ee eee A oe A bdrich Gadsby Reber Place Con- | Hymn--The Churche'’s One Foundatian—(Hymn 491) leave | 1, to take charge of | eK Mendelssohn Pleasant are Thy Oourts Above. (Hymn 48?) Handel. ffffertory—As Pants the Hart Postlude—Lift Up Your Heads A Haydn choral service will be given in the First Congregational Church next Sunday evening, all the music being by the famous composer, Joseph Haydn. The First Church Quartet, under the lead- ership of E. R. Kroeger, will be assisted by a cho- rus choir, and Sig. Parisi on the violin. The musi- cal numbers will be as follows: Organ Andante From Surprise Symphony. Organ Finale From Sonata in E Flat. Mr. Kroeger. Chorus, Achieved is the Glorious Work....Oreation Ohorus, The Heavens Are Telling . Creation Trio, On Thee Each Living Soul Bass solo, Roaming in Foaming Billows. Mr. Burdick. Quartet, Jubilate Deo. Violin, God Save Franz der Kayeer. Violin, Sercnade Celebre Parisi A euchre will be given in St. Teresa’s School Hall. at Grand avenue and North Market street, on the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 13, the proceeds to be used in preparing the refresbments for the fair and festival Oct. 23, 24 and 25. The First Spiritual Association will, beginning next Sunday evening, have the first of a series of lectures under heading of ‘‘Life in the Greater World:'’ introductory, ‘‘Death, Friend or Foe,’’ by the pastor, Rev. Thomas Grimshaw, who is cou- sidered one of the best inspivational speakers in the cause of spiritualism. Evangelist Chester Bireh will assist Pastor E. 1). Walker of Curby.Memorial Oburch in a series | of revival services which will be inaugurated Oct. 24 Rally day will be,observed in all departments of the First Christian Church work Sunday. The .cboir of the Second Baptist Chureh will resume its’ place in the services Sunday as follows: Mrs. Cunninghain, soprano; Mrs. Boilman, alto; W. M. Porteous, bass; Charles Humphrey, tenor, and FE. V. MelIntyre, organist. On Sunday evening, the first of monthly musical services will be given at the Cook Avenue M. FE. Church. The spectal musical numbers will be ‘‘Benedic Anima,’’ by D. Buck; ‘‘Hear, O Lord,’’ Watson; ‘‘O, Jesus, Thou Art Standing,’'’ Shepard, for the quartet; ‘I Will Magnify Thee, © God,’’ Mosenthal, duet for tenor and soprano; ‘‘Miains of Peace,”’ Barnard, aita solo with harp obligato; organ prelude, Wagner, introducing ‘‘Fvening Star’’ and ‘‘Pilgritm’s Cho- rus;’’ postlude, Batists; harp selections, ‘‘A Rev- erie,"’ and ‘‘Nearer, My God, to Thee,’’ by Miss Adelia Ghio. The choir, as reorganized for the winter, will consist of Miss Mildred D. Kellogg, soprano; Miss Mary Louise Harnett, alto; "Dr Wallace Harker, tenor, and ©. P. Huntington, base. ‘ F. Hatfield, organist, will be director. The monthly song services at this church on the first Sunday evening attracted a most favorable at- tertion last season, and will be continued in a still more attractive form this coming year. Miss Ghio hus been engaged for each month, and well-known violinists and ‘cellists will alternate in assisting in the special services. While selecting only the best of music, the spiritual and high religious char- the regular | acter is the first consideration, and in keeping with the remarks of the pastor, Rev. R. D. Smart, who |reinains at this church for another year. | Brom ! | winter | The St. Louis Christian Willing Workers ask ‘contributions of religious papers, Bibles and Testa- ments for distribution among the city institutions All atticles will be called for upon receipt of a cam of notification at the office of Secretary Booth, at 2827°Gamble street. Mr. W. H. McClain will tell the story of the Passion Play as he saw it as Oberammergau last summer, at the students’ reception et the Firat Christian Church Monday evening nev. D. M Methodist. FIRST.—Rev. J. H. Early, pastor. Usual Sunday services. WAGONER.—Rev. T. E. Sharp, pastor. morning and evening services. LINDELL AVENUE.-—Rev. Daniel Jr.. pastor. Morning, communion; evening, sages of the Sea.”’ FIRST.—Rev. J. H. Barly, morning and si aptist. : W. Boyd, pastor. Morning, evening, vespers. Murray, pastor. “A Great Ques- Usual **Mes- pastor. Services SECOND.—Rev. W. ‘‘Popular Indifference;”’ IMMANUEL.—Rev. Charles Morning, ‘‘My Father;’’ evening, tion.*’ Christian. SECOND.—Mr. W. Daviess Pittman, pastor Morning, ‘‘The Sabbath and the Lord’s Day;" even- ing, “Our Deestiny.’’ COMPTON HEIGHTS.—Rev. 8. B. Moore, pastor. Morning, ‘‘Anniversary Sermon;'’ evening, ‘‘Some Laws Concerning Truth.”’ Reformed. SALEM.—Rev. W. F. Horstmeier, pastor. Morn- ing and evening services. MAPLE.—Rev. J. ©. Horning, pastor. Rally Day services by Sunday school; “Twentieth Century Movement.’”’ Morning, evening, Unitarian. CHUROH OF THP MESSIAH.—Rev. John Ww. Da stor. Morning, ‘‘Chee®\ Out of Suffering. pastor- At Spencer of the avenues)—Rev. Edward G. Sp@neer, 11 a. m., Sunday school; 9:30 &@etm™, Mr. will deliver his first sermon as pastor church. Undenominational. OHRISITIAN ASSEMBLY.—Rev. A. E. Nelson, pastor. Morning, ‘‘Preparing a Highway for God; evening, evangelistic services. NON-SECTARIAN.—Rev. ©. Cave, Morning, ‘‘Righteousness.’’ pastor. Lutheran. ST. MARK’S.—Rev. M. Rhodes, pastor. Morning, ‘The Spirit's Mission;’’ evening, “ A Gospel Mes- sage. ‘ MT. OAVALRY.—Rev. E. T. Coyner, pastor. Morning. ‘‘Love, Faith and Humility, evening, ‘‘God’s Word Is Eternal Power.’ Y. M. C. A. CENTRAL —Yoing men's rally at 4 o'clock P. m. A. €. Michener of New York, fleld secretary 0} the international committee, will deliver an ad- dress. Other Churches. OPEN DOOR MISSION No. 2.—Song and revival services afternoon and evening at 1600 Market street. OPEN DOOR MISSION.—Preaching In the morn- ing by Mrs. Gerhauser at Seventh and Gratiot streets; Sunday-school in the afternoon UNION MISSION.—Rev. M. B. Gott, pastor. Morning, preaching by Rey. F. M. Davis of Wil more, y.; evening,. general song and praise sér- vice. ass SALVATION ARMY.—Adjutant and Mrs. Be! will lead services at 1418 Franklin avenue, morn- ing, afternoon and evening. Se | CHURCH OF THE DIVINE HUMANITY Rev Ss. C. Eby, pastor. Morning, Rev. Th mas A King of Chicago on ‘*The Church Marriage With the Lord:"’ evening. Rev. L. P. Mercer of Chicago on ‘The Lord in His Ohburch."’ MISSION FOR THE DEAF. berg, pastor. Services in the sign o'clock. THE TEMPLE.—Rev. L. C. and Mrs. Mary Me- Gee Hall, superintendents. Preaching at § p. ™. by Mr. Hall on ‘Fullness of Redemption;"’ even Rev. H. language at Dorchester, | GHURCH OF THE UNITY (Rark and Armstrone Hollen- | } ing, preaching by Mrs. Hall on ‘‘Evtrance of the Word. Oe iH WILLING WORKERS.—City ge rr antl Wor house at 9:15 a. m.; Poor Farm and Marine Hos) tal at 2 p. m.; Jall and Female Hospital, 2:30; open alr at llth and Franklin avenue at 4 THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.—Public meeting in room 212 of 904 Olive street at 3 o'clock in afternoon, Subject, ‘‘The New Testament.’ FIRST SPIRITUAL ASSOCTA TION hev Hazlett will illustrate the narrative with 60 stere- opticon views. . Rev. and Mrs. H Fair Mission at 1515 Olive street Saturday even. ing All denominations are expected to assist in the work. Presbyterian. NORTH CABANNE.—TD reaching evening by Rev. S. Howard Smith. F. L. Ferguson, pastor. evening, ‘The Chiarch % morning an Morning, and the -Reyv. ‘axl Is Love; evening, GRAND.—Rev. J. F. Iard's supper; evening, ‘‘Early Redemption.’ CURBY MPEMORIAL.—Rev t » Walker, pastor. Morning, ‘‘Superabounding Grace;’’ evening, ‘‘The Meesage of Sardis.’’ GRAOE.—Revy. E. ©. Jacka, pastor. Morning, **Harvest Home;'" evening, ‘‘The Selfish Woman LAFAYETTE PARK.-—Rev. 8S. C. Palmer, pas- tor. Morning and evening services. S. J. Niccolls, t Morning, “Marching Orders.'’ Oannon, pastor. Morning, Congregational. O}OMPTON HEIGHTS—Rev. W. M. Newell, tor Morning, ‘‘The Way af the Ungodly Perisah:"' evening, ‘“Confessaion."’ OLIVE BRANOH—Rev. William Jahnson, pastor Morning, ‘‘Add Brotherly Kindoess;"' evening, ‘‘The Great difference. At the Sunday School ~~ 4 at 3 p. m., Mrs. Brinemade will distribute souvenirs. Mas- Episcopal. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION—Rev. J. R. Win- chester, rector. Holy communion at 7 a. m.: Sun day School at 9:30; morning prayer and sermon at 11: evening oye awd address at 7:30. ST. GDORGE'S.—Rev. Robert A. Holland, pastor. Morning, ‘“‘Measure for Measure.”’ HOLY COMMUNION.—Rev. Robert Lae Craig, rector oly communion at 9 o'clock; morning service » sd sermon at 11 a. m., “The World's Es- j timate ty Success. = y Brown will open the World's | Thonas Grimshaw, pastor. Morning, ‘‘Herelity and What It Has Done for Us;"' evening, ‘Death Friend of Foe."’ PENTECOSTAL MISSION.—Rer. F. N. Roberts, leader. Morning, preaching; afternoon, holiness rally; evening, preaching | the . In cases requiring special directions, address, symptoms, “The Ladies’ Advisory Department, vin The Chattanooga Medicine Company, Chattanooga, Tenn. ata F ae ~ Dae excessive use of all stimulanty, be they alcobolic or drug, tively cured by a new process. ie effected without in. It isa NOT A SUBSTI. TUTR. BUT AN ANTIDOTE, ahd builds toe constitution to #» robust and vigorous ¢ For full information call or address, } H. 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