St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 19, 1901
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Regular Edition. Ol | i O | RL i - . AT b Regular Edition. “C 48 i Migs ADDE | 3 } | Read the Swappers: Ads on There Wer ers” | Ss | jays FPost- Dis- {LY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED P ; | okey | Ads in Sundays UD) THE ON 2 oe RESS DISPATCHES aloday s First--Want ‘Page. ' patch, ath gine capes a wane DID YOU READ THEM? 53, NO. 210. TUESDAY EVENING—ST. -LOUIS—MARCH 19. 1908. PRICE! Oniniae St Lewis. Fors Comen ei tet eee — . " 7 — oo a ep — piicciaue WHE = BISMARCK IN RUINS IN 30 MINUTES ORDERS 10 Hint —————$$— — Soldiers of Two Nations Fac- ing at Tien Tsin. ee BRITONS AND CZAR'S MEN. ¢-- +— -¢ o-oo --#- Much Time Will Be Required to Determine the Exact Loss of Property™ and Estimates Vary. oe Keer ~ ee ae ere ee ae ae Six fire engines were operated at full pow- er Tuesday in throwing streams of water on the smoldering ruins of the district be- tween Zepp and Utah streets on the south and north and Kosciusko street and the levee on the west and east, which was swept by fire Monday afternoon. The repair shops of the American Car and Foundry -Co. were burned to their founda- tions. They were built of wood. The office and the machine shop of the company; which extend across Utah street, were not damaged. The shops were but a small branch of the company and their loss will not retard it In carrying out its contracts. It has received an order for 20 steel cars at 2% %. 5 > ane . | from the Caledonian Railway Co. of Eng- ay eGR & ee | ae bd fa | ie Se | land and will be able to fill it immediately, St ; MO oe, GR Bers eas ke Y: notwithstanding the fact that its repairing reams on the Eagle ton vans Flag ye Post-Dispatch, . / ->— o--o Dr. J. J. Norwine’s 20-Foot Chimney Being the Highest Ruin Store, Next Rodach Building, Marked by GEN. WALDERSEE MAY BE ABLE. TO SMOOTH MATTERS. o-oo _4—_ o_o o_o England, It Is Said, Has Her Hands Full by the Boers and Can- not Risk War With Russia. STEN TSIN, March 19, afternoon.—The excitement and anxtety here as to the pos- Bible developments of the Anglo-Russian siding dispute do not abate. A company of British troops and a company of Russian Soldiers remain encamped on either side of the trench, looking at each other. The Russians have orders to fire on anyone commencing work, Gen. Wogack says the trouble was caused by the unwarrantable interference of the British in the affairs of the Russian con- cession and that the siding will not be con >—e—-_o—_—_o— > * -¢ +--+ 0 0-0-0 -—-0—-0__0—_ ¢_0-—_ o_o _4--#- tinued unless he receives order from his | Own supertors 7 Ficld Marshal Von Waldersee is expected | A Half Gallon of Water at the Outset i here today Would Have Saved the Homes | Both sides wil] app al to him, but thie y of 200 Persons and the both consider the matter to be beyond his authority and will await orde from lu- Business District. rope. / ci BISMARCK, MO., cab j A RIS, March . yf} t | i] , A TOWN OF ASHES. | J . Ruins Looking South From Site of City Hotel. in the District. The First Foundation Shown Is That of W insstead’s Standing Chimney, Then Follows the Bisplinghoff Buildings and Then the Commercial Hotel. Photograp! ed: sby the Post-Dispatch --—_o—_o—_0—_ 0-0 —_0—__0_9 90-94 ES EE EST. Ye lB sacs ~ © . bas ce wy, net council today egg M. Delea cc ine peace negotiatior i P , | ‘al ; i | thie iitest adispai +t ‘ } meni } 7. . thre urt ol ee business houses as ' } the Incidents oc: er n Tsin. ‘eo |: dnt ) Fave ee | : ‘ : ' ie has Deel reported, “the “Hiussians “and | ‘the iulividial losses aie exthnated ax toitows:| Want Two-Fifths of One Mill; Diamond Theft and Threat ~ sion o * “ ." aes _ baat \ he “as a rhe 4 ponds, SSu0- no stra ram | cae edged 1 Te" Riniall wesudfices'sooe insurnce | Devoted to Public Library, | of Child Abduction. LONDON, March 19 The British people , T. Manter, offic« bunt den w. S600: no insurance feel humiliated over the rs ported backdown | > l. Rivers, law Iflrary, $1000; no insurance See et the fact remains ag eee ee geOb a lncurance. | —S_— — ("j } Al ‘ . ' * merchandise, $2500: insurance, S$TOv. ’ With Russia while her army as : ~ . rT ‘ hands full in South Africa Bay Bem 9, building occupled by Collier, S80; While hostilities are out f the question, Odd Feilows’ Hall. Beard’s estore in first story. between Great Britain and Russia will be- Sree ine. nestor M. E. Chureh, house: MONEY WOULD SIMPLY BE TAKEN TRAY OF JEWELS DISAPPEARED _ AND WAS STRANGELY FOUND. come strained almost t: ne i ne point, a rv«uis;: no insurance, Possibly british 1p Aa! » dis- | Jame toss, furniture. \ OUT OF THE REVENUES. Patched to brine . upon | The isses Riley, millinery stock Russia, but war wi result unless some ’ Roderick of Middlebrook lost the Commercial! = fracas, quite ul) authorized by ondon and te pes saloon, 1) Norwin's office and : sy paenlaa. , ) buiidines h $f ; Thieves Demanded $1G00 for Its Re- | Bt. Retersburg, occurs be valued ak 12,0), with $5009) Mayor and Municipal Assembly Re- Tien Tsit . Ute hoe , Tat Jos¢ph Collier, house, valued at $1500; no in- eal turn, Threatenin Kidna Si Bion ah Pee dey pt neg Fee nee | | quested to Permit Vote to Be & 7™ ' work must now be done at the main shops} being deluged with water, but the fire has; A dozen sheds and a small dwelling aAamit ¢} ten hd tak Sete - ieee tag eee ny per wa ~~ t a om ge | Taken at the Coming Son of a Membédr of the at Madison, IIL. penetrated to the heart of them and is hard | house at the foot of Cherokee street were ' ade ' aries Legge ‘nber shed and stock. $2 : p' ‘ to risk fresh quarr : irmaments are insurance; and hardware stock and buildiug, Sori E] , Jewelry Firm. The company estimates its loss on the| ‘9? reach. Both coal and coke are ruined. | destroyed. The estimates of the total loss Inefficient, and or le thy . i1 wert pha S OM) ' montane. $1000, “i 14 a . pring ection. plant at $15.000. but has not prepared an fhe The company estimated that $25,000 would | vary from $150,000 to $300,000. aiti vor | ib pe haere ei = } ISspil inghed, iwo residences ans atore, Sp necial to the Poet- Dispatch es t ‘ f t} F 3 f} stores a a d Pun cover its entire loss. This estimate, how- rhe loss will not be definitely known, on | DQ ge SUSRat's, A petition. addressed to the mayor and : i | ventory o 1e loss in stores, cars and moy however, until all who suffered from the ° IX ANS AS” Clas, Mo . March 19 T inker- ‘able equipment of the shops. This ix” va- ever, is based OT! the hope that a part of the fire make aTi inventory of the contents of $75,000. ice, coal and coke may be saved, which the| their buildings. firemen say is not probable. The fire was difficult for the department Fred W. Stute of the Eagle Pickle ana| ‘® handle because of the area it covered, rec - Stute of the Lage cKkle ANG! the character of a buildings and the high 0-00-00 9 —-0—-© 00 —_9—_0—_-9-—_9- 9 —9—_9-— ct tt Pile of about 350 carloads of coal and coke owned by the Anheuser-Busch Co., which will burn for a week. hotographed by the Post-Dispatch. .) BO Weak that it po * is a painful proce for the 1 mVve t= face slapned ’ tit Phe woiMtry | “AD Pa et Bl «wk, store ocenpliet by Aniff & Co., $400; : ‘ : Senne the Ravernment to | bere gy a Eiiaenien ines Municipal Assémbly of St. Louis, and ask- |. nee 4 ; , ae a ES pola ' ' oO ‘tectives are ‘estienting a story in- ies . order it is a humiltation to wi! ve must) \nifr & €o., sf ( k, $300; heed insurance aan. ing that a proposition for levying an an- ' a" ; SLOEEVES BEX —. ing " Story in | riously estimated from $50,000 to accustam ours lars st re { iarkson., new resicl mh . $1 2% - in- nual tax of two-fifths of one mill on the 0) Ving the theft of $2000 wortn of din- Among the ears which burned were 16 fine i > > die air | Th, ies t occupied by Mr. Heintrick, val-' dollar for “‘the establishment and main- monds, a proposition to return the jewels refrigerators leased by the Anheuser-Busch : L RUSSIA S SAFE PO | ION p ued af So, desttoyed, ho insurance , ary’? un] upon the payment of $1000, coupled with}, Willi: Brewing Cos. The Vinegar Co. says his loss will amount to} wind. rhe latter iblew from the souther vil . Pa retiot eManeieet ned at $1000. dest a. tenance of a free public library, be sub- and William J. Lemp Brewing ve. ue . : t) | | drove the smoke, which ‘ 4 { ars } D hascatpar Vat 4 Ge 5d roved, , , 21 0 the threat to kidnap the \y oung son of Geo. } » f the falls the refrigerating between $10,000 and $15,000. Hiis plant was; over le’ Tiver and arove © She Can Ratif the Conventio - insurance; Union Church, valued at $1300 no mitted at the coming city election, April 2, “ a OSS © rem rats upon . gera b j | rem: ined near oy grounes, as all thé bulld- . , atiuy . ivention n n e: s Murphy, dwelling and part of the was placed in the hands of Public Librarian H. Edwards, senior member of the firm of totally destroyed and most of his books and lings except the welll.gs were only one : , i ; 7 7 , ‘ . ; . s ae © , a sas Y Cc es . . * ‘ . ‘“£ . , , ; . Manchuria ep Tear Tt Up. it} e + tag ‘ ‘. ras bad ; W: ye re KE MI Crunds n Tuesda \ mM rning Edwards “ Sloan. wholesale jewelers, the ) ‘ } hi h papers were burned. Only parts of the walle story in height, in| the faces of the firemen re ' ‘ nine » - Wiovk, eatidlence ‘ ; i : al { . > . oy. sc CA ses . . : sale s - WASHINGTON, March 19.—A Pekin re-! g°5 st almost all household goods: some in MP OC oe victims of the robber. le Annheuser-buscn icenouses, in Wak of his buildings are standing and they may /|and_ prevented from getting close port that Rus , ify | surane | Pe a oe ee wee oe Detectives are now guardil = the Edward | the fire started, are still burning, and the fall at any time — gn cooee an oi ein . 43 ; : bn Y | , ° _ - } ‘it’ : 4 nd Fieve ’ 7 cr " ’ 4 ‘ m « ; v Ll. . “BR ‘ . d as ' . . ‘ Je . ° . " c 7 j - € iF '4 nes were a wor n logs’ lo are: Store, $1500; stock? $4000;; With Mayor Ziegenhein during the day, ae e ‘ontents will probably not be = them Oo many the stringen>) | ntrot on Manchuria usurance on store, | ioe with a request that immediate action be! OMe at 2616 Olive street, and young Ed- poe. Seer ate : bh 7 ~ rhe four dwelling houses belonging to the| response to the general alarm that none : : : wards has been kept out of school and at | entirely suppressed for several days. Onl) | Johnson estate are total losses. Most ofiof them could get enough water ae, hurl of the houses was filled with tce, the) their f; ne their streams far. The flames traveled ra ’ , irnitare was burned with them. - idiv, and frequently when a hose was laid Mw“ : } i a! i... ; rivy ; } ‘ ; r ei hich a a cial te the Post-Dishatc} taken by the Municipal Assembly for the one ) il t : patch. the library proposi- home since last Tuesday. , ‘ e i other two having been used aS storage All of Mr A. A. BRusch's fine pigs and they would sweep over it and destroy it before it could be put tm operation. The PIPMARCE, MO.,| March 19.—"i could;/" * oi | # Last Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock one ve saved Bismarck with a half gallon of | “on af the election two weeks hence f the nnlovee . Ps & .43.... 3. , | houses for coal and coke. Fire was smolder- | Chickens, which were kept In the yard of ’ Standing in the smoking ruins of; Th purpose of the petition ts to enable} — ye acne ai ) firm of Eawards & ing amid the ice Tuesday, although all the} the fce houses were burned. There were 2) |loss to the department In this way was St. Louis to take advantage of the offer ee ee Ss A. eee woodwork of the house had been burned] pigs 00 chic > li f the fn- consiGaraune. of Andrew Carnegie to expend $1,000,000 for diamonds valued at $3000 was missing. A Pace ewe es . ne oe amt: pigs and 100 chickens, the latter of the fin The area of the fire was three blocks in most careful search failed to find any trace | away. The huge piles of coal and coke are lest ents of Leghorns, length and two blocks in width companies owning them. London a ia purpose of submitting eee vention » Wiliihout j ' aAfLecting | posi ! lor the better, | the entire business section of Bismarck, | UeSin : ; | ’ ; ) rie .% ’ »! . KR ’ , . ’ ' widd.. Mf Mmaavy atternoon, Vouneg J icob (70eltz public Iibraries in St. Louis, under certain | the conven mn Bre we io ryvthineg “ : MOrtance vie) nm 4 , 1 1m e this assertion, and there were none f fc " | ' , ‘ : | conditions. UV , MSSing Jt weis J | S| ’ | : ‘) if r} ' | rs a it 4 \ nim . . ly } P _“- > ry? _ x * 33 Te r] | aetually | ne] ate ha ¢ sien : _ “If our Municipal Assembly will but n the early mail Tuesday morning Mr. sé tz the flame, no larger than his . Le , | Edwards received a letter containing a | : . Saw l¢ and park rm ising control « tL, whi he r; meh? of tis harher shon | show the same Zeal ond public spirit that Birengthen or Te e Ss > fit = = ' ) - 1 was shown by the .city council of New proposition for the return of the missing {' Tee gyi ‘ T] \ mortil t Bb: WO C TT) . Oc; i € : "ODmDos oo? : : ‘ AT : . . ig ey re Toca’ | York, the proposition can be voted upon at jewels upon payment of $1000. The letter} World’s Fair Subscribers, Large and | @—e—e—e—e—e—e—e ’ Convention Y at Russia's position Hl blithe Y tI freien ry stood puffing within 50 feet of | the regular April election,’ said Mr. Crun- etl ¢ | , . " es — ST i >/ Ys hea ) Ay SNnOU e 5 : len to the Post-Dispatch, “An overwhelm- | Stipulated that the money should be in 50] gyal), Responding Promptly to the Which seems to be attributed to it , ¥ , , - “sg ingly favorable vote would be the best pos-/ $20 bills. The money was to be done up tin Call for the First Assessment. contrary, Russia can be chore, hy) l in@ forced China ¢ neal eon, , Gocltz cavght up a pitcher of water and|/ sible answer that could be made to Mr. Car- 1 package and sent out toa pl yn South rhic ; , ; . ia’e woanernne em ‘ yak » All Sel ou O i ace ¢ Neh i which other powers oO na , und ren hrough his garret to the roof. The | negie’s generous offer 3 I ah , eo , the fir ive in one spot “No time is to be lest I have been in-; McGee street, near No. 4021. Many subscribers to the World's Fair +> ¢* ae . i> ° + . - P as on 8 on . > ri’ : ™ . . . j | formed that by 29 KNeETci ising the utmos he letter « nressly said that the pack- fund went to the Rank of Commerce Tues- ' in Goeitzs hands, lie | haste in political legislation the joint reso re was to } Willi: : ‘hairm: Wil position morally, — ; lf aan water to extinguish | lution sul mitting the proposition to the AR was oO pe Fen i bY Villiam Deard- day and made payme nts. hairman “At the : ti: y FP me: voters could be passed by Saturday night ult, ¢é lemk employ of Edwards &/} tijam Hl. Thompson said he was much grat- part at ) , " i a | Ser aAiChn © shit LKics rhe tim That would be ample time to have the prop- 4? ns it} t} romptn : di played ‘* ‘ j " . : 4 ‘ . . ’ i. rT ) jess shriek! ° churina. Beir r his neighbors to start the! osition printed on the ballots. _ eres , rer q fled wit atte : than “It should be impressed upon the voters,’ rhe | r concluded with the threat that “Already we have collected mor pea | Lh isl nier st her continued Mr. Crunden, “that the propos! {f the money was not immediately forth- | $100,000,"" Mr. Thompson tofd the Post-Dis- | i ‘ I mars jt? ISiINeSS Ce Lier, CO ; / iC lnesc ‘ oO e 1} . ? AaAaitiaor } - : , z = ‘ tien C2076 not iny La a dollar of additional coming (George “lwards would be. kid- match Tuesday “Saturday, before the time Vilig . vy gti th) p ople homeless taxation. It pro’ ides simply for an appro- py “ a i } ori ‘eo had over / | priation from the city reve s, which will, ?@Ped. |set for payments to begin, ws = hn © ctrl S, Men ' : : ape | $70,000 Yesterday there were more than | of sub- a »es nu the ire had destroved two | ; , . ; . . , : i remain the Sume as ; sent, of two- iT Lidwards took his son out of school, | $235,000 received. Today the stream broken and the ’ ’ Fons 7 . peVNad vil “> business houses, jumped t9 l ae - ani , a That s All That’s Going to Happen +o a eer: ; ‘ fifth . f - rN oh On the ; ad of arene nd he has ever since closely remained at tcribers has never been “a ‘ i S and two churches and fifth, as aft present, If ; establishment 1‘ cae ; , P : “en : eipts wiil not fall short of the the Weather Line in the od ' ich a lumber vard five | @2d_maintenance of ‘ree public library Home Phe letter designated ‘midnight | day : aap to é : ‘ ) ’ ee wt aod ‘This MOtitio; oy? y Tabe , ? ‘ Wednesdav : oe Morr’ rT he { *y } Ope ning ¢ , Next 4 } o Wit wK ; | | i nT a “ es 2 co call | } ob tn aie all ct: \ i h lt when th mone ‘Tt is gr itifving to note that the bulk of we Vw ,OUT’ . Parvin) 4 post (fice north to Leggitt s j Mn trie = rm quired bys ‘ i ais in cirt si” should he , ‘ } ' re now paving are those Vv“ ho | Yr hardy ' stor bloc way | On Only a few hours. Thousands of na} those wih y oe , *k Rain, BnOW ' . ad \ iT : : ‘ r | of * : rpeetapie ore . two paene Ks ut wa, could ba So, ured if t he 4 wer . time ’ =—7 ‘ gay ‘ . "o>, ry mber or the firm subscribed for emall blocks oft 7 kK. } -_ ' | he small chimney siood like a monument ; His Siertagn deel a ysinlaly et re : > pe ‘nts ing In as they degrees in ine | nperatut is Wenthe: | ' . oe = - oan two ‘It rests With the mavor and the Aiun I wen to 1m bh rk Pg t 59 $°O bills and | With the payme! t COBIENG , : t} , i I i } ’ qu ire, ‘ ’l nal Assemb!: whéther thy is - hers ti " : ' Po Re now are | feel that it is safe to Say 1a } 1S 10 a chess | which means en much | Re . . | ed them in ; ackag Mr. Edwards took) the end of March will see all of the first; ‘ : ' : i if st att _ . F , , ‘ait f o 4 ‘ ‘ : “esas SO) OH) he Submitte i] nt the Anri] tio} i i Wo iid k e¢ }) it nssessment pret ad In an 1 the nece: eub So ; ] | speck: he « . lafar 1’ tha ieee Nie ail : : tl es ir) the treasury ready “hal legal corpora- for the flames as if BY] ine ec, . shinny i matinee “len . aradrug gO : tion of the company. That will come, In Noount ain . from we i think it should he meshrunitte = ga di ’ 4 oO the corner designated in the le | my estimation, in the arly days of April. ve! A. 3 from tne | " but ‘ried hig ies 4 -, § - 18 ollie ya Ml yo ay porte of a Hfe- Deardruff went out, carri a pack . si Louis has the (poy AY _ ; ign ow lew from th ‘abe fo get a ey en he ent system of ; lic} age of waste paper whi “ — ; ; , r , , libraries, at an isigenificar ' ' T ; ; F Ses souche "s ' as ' MTL ies re ary as a) : ate Stituted ir the mckage of bills 3] : action is promptly taker wil nable us _—— w ssi nments to Ser- | it made bBism rok ripe | to get the library compl: 7 1) -~ tn \\ hen he returned sh mriy , : cle Chief Makes Nev A g i rhitti 2 ee Oe Te | et, 1", eel - ” : -— . ‘ a - , lnilirectiy caused ree ~er \"\ Atel _valt ' | : re ported that Witnin gxeanis and Patro men . . : ? e*? | . . _ — ; : . . ‘ ' ‘ _ ee ee. a e | e- or t A j h: “ . fter reacht Spo is ‘hief of Police Kiely has issued an ordei " ‘ » oe ii ar: pernirs hs i 7) } ‘ r) } : ' - > : ” | ant pur so ign rege A Z question of site for two men ne of ho askes lim 1% transferring several office sergeants and pa . sus IMnSUrANCe COlpahcs ae , atieate . ’ ciiid fj ither will have it ibrar . g al ' . ‘ } ft ? S)5 1Rh) a . . sates 4 un the package oitmen » ; ; , } sore ; . —— : : j t : . t here Tus isin son > nre twice Monday | "t BES gr Figen. aha “What package : u talking about?’| Calvin J. White, nephew of Capt. John W. : second fire wrougnt der) ow a eis CERES PPD rsd oe iy ) ‘ ! "2 bell. is sent from the office of Assist a APT Clrecniol i S asked Deardruff : ff of Police Gillaspy, where he aas night secretary, to the Tenth »> command of ms O° CLEMO RSE ——— . municl pump and raise this bit of water y 4 Gist. te PAARL MIM! POM 0° iown of frame houses a] election to o—?—- 0-9-9999 0—_ 0696.9 _ 9 —_ 9. —_ 9 _9.—_9. = = ‘4 LUTHER, FOSTER AND ARTHUR ERITES. le They are looking for their father, who left Baldknob, Ark., a year ago, 4 arle; Benjamin J. Martin goes from the Tenth ‘hetographed by the Post-Dispatch. am! @ + 0 + ¢ © © 0 @ -@ © #6 © © © © © © 4-0-0 @—#13-@ nt It was poustathes DUuULIaiInR, : oe a . ‘ : os Mouniain depot, and tbe; ee’ Oe a, cnc by hl favo “You know what package was the re-| peen acting as ol the burned district on which the Exposition »utiding I piv. Deardruff gave up the package - ee + y~ witbout | district, Which Is under the A stands The sits would ie Virtual e. |"? uns mmings Ir ran to the roof oe to {ts original uUrposs , . “further p will be rain and snow and Pp ry evident te and a oP le a . ‘| while Locust street wo 1d be onen ON ' ur with this storm. The cold sr ll jas | if hear f life Pine wilt traffic \t the same ne the ah ee te I ; id istant Chief of Police (illaspy, to the se : ; al : | Pi 1) i) «’ * 2 , ' . sat . . , siti ’ avr) lov kK rit ‘ i aor Sista! - s ; oo a for two or three days.” rr > Biya the fire on his roof in the Exposition compan} who have bee ind we nt a De a , fers oftice at the Four Courts, where he will| The Three Pumpkin-Colored Pickan- The pathos of thelr sto is t ne b “ a + Bhi 5 ponte Amsnendiel Shona osing mon y, woul find 1 veay out ; yr wurs become night secretary : ' : C I eve ryone but themselves. the business Dlocks east of ———?® Deardruff repeated this story the following Desk Sergeant M. R. Fay of the Four innies © to Bt. ouls fre “Good-by, I'm coming back,” the fathes , ' , kdwardse! Courts Stati ransferred from this po- ; morning in the private office of hdwards | ¢ ion hn th n renth district unde Cc it | Bald Knob, Ark., to Find they are searching for sald nearlyra year Siti? f ‘ . . . “ . — 2 , ago rhey followed him to the cToas- to) BOTHA REJECTS THE TERMS |, Se et Suine saw. the blaze on| WANTS LIBRARIES IN PARKS. the 5 | of kawar | : » * ; & Sloan VW ednesd iv voung iar ardruff yas Campbell Sergt James Speed or the Tenth | Their Father é' —_— “ (‘ourts Station. Sergt ; roads and watc he d till he was Over the big knew Bismarck’'s dan. nies -- ’ : ¥ mitor ‘>i ie % ’ ; " ; . 7 ne ‘ric’ ‘ ‘? Sie ‘ 4 4 ae ¥ 7 ‘ . ters : " : - : LONDON, March 19, 4 r. Joseph | pil inte the burning houses, women Vie- ‘thee f | afesty pettom o& ° to the lum! district. He will be assigned to do clerleal search of a father, are locked up at the/| no tore “possum” Wunts for the boys, Smamberiain, the colon set iry, has ; with men, and ehildren carrying bun-' ee our issue of March 17 you ask for sug Later he vent Sms the Mamie room ei were ‘ re: Patrol James M 13' Week before last the pickaninnies , ‘ r r hemse s TELL ts ' er d, returning reported that O*her transiers are atrommMen Jame aS . council and decided to fir 1 th { f just informed the House of Commons se than themselves rane | alloy = 0 Mad tte he basement ana, : Mer Ninti James H. Fay ears old, Luther 8&8 and Arthur 6 oO lr a er i that Th ire drove them out tn 10 minutes, | , @ 1 er , eo = me one had tried to stab him. Mr. Sloan Johnson, ay he _ "‘Collina, mounted to - pra, : hi . Joba | The han was simple—-“$—st mosey u 7 Ninth to Fifth: 2 . PALATES, ' INrites, their father, the brothers say, came) big road till we come to laddy,” said Pome — l Gen. Botha has rejected the peace ‘ ry / ' , _ try { ; " } ' oat ae | is «i .% ™ ding on the ratliroad tra: ‘k hey e my rire e% ; . ' fered him | wet = oe F erty ah + ning . iY ; yor pas See ; t\ Val j h im: 7 “ j aed erly t « ' | i ’ , . ta: called at knife senna in the ba k between ‘ ad: Edward J ‘ c. Ninth to Se\ enth: to St Ly suls 10 months Ago. “The big mined ondel ot che — Mountaia ‘@onveyed the information in a ler ah eahete tad » ys bulldings distant nett wre te Phy ap a tpl eacn of the a slight Thomas Bolger. 3 nth to Ninth: Willlam Last Sunday the boys left their home at tracks 7 Gen. Kitchener, in which h noun ofl oy ein Eitete ten Gietracs | Btse vir, hate f° NB deg wpten Hill the shoulder blades, Dearduf! was taken) 7" Rartiey, Cent Fourth; Robert E.| flaid Knob, Ark., and have made thelmway| They followed the raliroad tk! " that he was not disposed to om dt "he a tintah a wi hie properts 'n five ; ftom Dar ‘on * aT Ste his home at 420 Troup street, Kansas} Duffy, Eighth to Central; Willlam O. Coats, Mi : i a ee , sete day oy seniaie od th nid : of the teal terms of pence Ge) NTP nme | fir lintel ed .wi iis + yg 4} RS pot send veon Gat 2 ane al + wate | * on Central to Elghth nary } Stiften. Third ‘f° St. Louis by foot and on freight trains. +" “nlehe ‘Gaturl ay Ft sod pe th a l structed to offer him, to the ear . ema’ i aa “len ae EE gg te cea | Semple and ridge road vg 0m. aore . to Fifth; William E eild, Second to Patrolman Murphy’ found the tiny trio) ¢e.: , . si@eration of his government Ch Lat loon and erackled and burned with its hark in ti toe 2 one, Spee $) Dearduff is 20 years old and has heen Third George Rudoiph. nird to second: | } sled , tra non a siding and crawied in over gald his government and | hies ~ , &icoholic stimulant | Kach bul! 10 ite ad on the employ of Edwards & Sloan Probationary Patrolman John B. Mount quddied up sleeping Seside a fire near the| cypress boards, Next morning they ’ i ; ‘ aM Cries fT ‘T's ' . liar'’« c , ve A site Tthix] ve i rhe ’ ; ; : — ° aise erie . ‘ Mi . , 4 entirely agreeo with his view r 1 McAuff's dare amet eas City, IK “ . 2 ye : - sd — : aoa man ong J. Egan. Third to Eighth. and (ured their captor, Murphy’ = comrades say, Pe-w there me a than ¢ at n ° Pp shonle ” “we an ' ‘ter was vr Tr conce “4 en See@Nn | py. , - ) own, an 0 here ! THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. From geen ® the a nee an easy leap te we most of these, if m TE m Fiance tt | ant ns with the fear that his son would suf-| ‘ lerk Hamil nh, Third to Fourts and he wants to adopt the bunch. | the little grocery stare Ww ee across the street nstead s store. Dr, | '©8%* More money > hulldings, books and | fer bodily injury lie seems to believe that tal \At the station house the pickaninnles frol-| ed to find “Daddy” whit RAIN OR SNOW—MUCH COLDER. | RES ene, office. a aor millinery meters) ficht ond meas porte would give more | pis son was in danger every time he went —. sonees Cutet Pos In- i¢ like monkeys They wrestie, roll and} Now they want to ent up in successive puffs. heantit Pn a give the buildings a more | oo of the door. spector Dice received advices Tuesday thatitamble and never quarrel. They are as the Arkansaw St. Louls and vicinity Rain or The flames lit easily on the City. Hotel equal wm ettinetance You will notice they are | The case is rather mysterious. The de-|the postoffice at lincoln, Mo.. had becn/ carelessly happy as a yard of puppies, » Neg 0 8b < ‘e : ; aity “iv ° : ace . ' , te aes A ow aud wuch | ~ pm stories and 58 rooms, the pride of Tewmain, youre, Thanking you for the space, | tectives have a theory, but decline to di-| entered by bur ase Monday night and the| as layful. cur oday. smarck, : WILL B. HALBRUEGGER. | vulge 't. An arrest is expected today, safe blown and the office robbed. “tomorrow” is not in their lexicom, —_. 4 back.”’ said one of them,! district. recently under command of A&s- 7 (Carondelet pollce station Foster is
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‘TUESDAY—ST._ LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH —MARCH_19, 1901 — | —- Oo ——— Oe OO - - _ - _ . HMEN AT A FEAST 2 TEMPORARY S pocrert was BRILLIANT. | CS QUARTERS, oe Trimmed Millinery Ald aia ‘ FAIR WOMEN WERE GUESTS Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, o-_——- — — —_—— Walter F. McEntire Was Toastmaster | March 20th, 21st, and 22d. North Fourth Street, aT and Archbishop Kain De- livered an Impressive Spring Millinery. . Invocation. Pp *s Nov Iti | aris INOvVeItICS. “ We have demonstrated that low prices will attract ; ‘atrick’s Day celebration was brought , "a beillian ‘by the banquet 0 Model Hats. “ Trade from a beaten path to our new location. We offer en Society at the Bt Nock. | hb ONE STON e "l18Nn- erTrici Soctet i ic S No I , ~ “yw one - Soci y at * St. N } mere — prices this webie. oias otei Monday nigh if appo . na | ‘PRE | aa ments of the banquet were the night was filled with ee Cpe ee on DRY GOODS CO. cts | Royal Axminster Carpeting (Extra quality) «epee Pad CER YARD Walter F. MeEntir 2 Regular price, $1.35 to $1.50 and Archibishop Kaln tion which was in Itsel! ib of h nota le : ve : ee , eee Wilton Velvet Carpeting (spring stytes)....00-.seeee J JAG ens to 1.80 SS - followed President dress of welcome with an impromptu toast, | . on “The World's Fair. : . : , | 9 Rev Patrick F. © Reills ' r ia sub- | : je t “The Day We Celebrat cm : ; ‘ handled in an eloquent manne! eee of a: 4 arbre " peck Oe th ar- Belts and Belt Buckles. Royal Velvet Rugs wore in One Piece (size 9 ft. x 12 ft. " _— vie & 50 time was coming when “th: Regular price $36.00 America shall be united in politic ET Ganas ond "term one eres Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 20th. Fine Wilton Rags” Regater prieet5300 xow 26.50 union Regular price $33.00. Thomas DPD. Cannon spoke t he - . . “The President of the United States.” and | In the Fancy Goods Department, we shall have on display 2m Ex. Axminster Rugs s°* to see these (Roem sizes) - 1.75 Sees: 87 Seen BlOr! i : ; ; oe - . r “a m Revular ice $32.50 J 2 ] a ee bo eporkiien | avery select line of late Parisian Novelties. Se pon ts : Thomas J Sianton deitivet eulogy upon “Womat! ) | > —~ —Good tyles (6 ft. 9 ft. a | t 1 | BELTS. Kashkio Rugs and Tarko Rugs patho cow $7.50 NOW 5.30 Phose present at the bang! Vii ears MMi Lg gg re. eS ae 1} Gold Braid, with Persian centers and ends of Persian ribbon; Black This department will be filled with Bargains this iM. Rowdern, Arthur . nedly, Velvet. trimmed with tinsel braid: Dresden ribbon m combination pe week, so come early and get the pick and choice. ene n Ni bhurke hour ‘ : , ' arr nk P. Furlong with tinsel and Dresden ribbon ends, ee ene = pear CURTAIN DEPARTMENT Black Tucked Satin, with the new dip buckle, g yr oxydized in : ’ varied designs, plain or jeweled, $1.00 to $4.50. Nottingham Lace Curtaiins—~ socd Fatterns- xow 1.50 ge price $2.50. .ccccccece.ec \lso Suede. Seal. Sea Lion, Patent and Enameled Leather Belts, in _ choice patterns— , Seal, | | se Nottingham Lace Curtains stesesee ee NOW 3,00 «2 | a great variety of new styles, including Postillion. “ll rular price $4.25. eslnon - ° . srin Ring ee, sf omeee BUCKLES. a Irish Point Lace Curtains Regslat tee 3.50 Fr. DD. MeAu. iff rien ‘ 5 : 8 7 pal . nk Si" Patrick J. McGuire: preaineps speidhag hiss eis : I Irish Point Lace Curtaims(—10 ratterns. Duchess cllect— a aes s Jobu T. MeLain Thos. E. Qu a, Entirely new designs, with or without jewels. Regular price $10.00 oon MeN, = James A. Rice, ° : : —A FINE ASSORTMEN T= Ric hard Mur: hy. hon FS | tanta me ae F > s JM Murpiny. Janes’ 11. Saal In a great variety of new designs. : Couch Covers and Dining- Table Covers—*orm= ce Sov 2 50 m i, hae ae * Doan 9 2 | Tapestry Table Covers ¢t ie tu a Se sr coon Bang J. KENNARD & SONS, ‘?™ 40 Wim HW. O'Brien, EP - Byes. | oO ANY. Walter P : | | i & | 5 Fourth Street. lbwyer, Janes B. Corrigan, John W. Keesban, Daniel OC. Tracy. James r Brady “uJ Collins, — Charles M. Hunt, M il sses ee e Sete A, Meagher, Katheryn Wells, POLICE WILL NOT WALK OUT. DEATHS. a mae b i i Belleville Disposes of One of Its Mu- CAVANAUGIT—Mareh 20, 100] Rathryn Sullivan Blanche Jenhs Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 20th, nicipal Troubles. rearet Cavanaugh, below Kathyro Dounelly, Mary Brady. I t t E | ibit f There wil! be poe®trike of the Beltlev! mporcan =xHilDict O policems t ha been averted by thi DAINTY HATS AT BARR'S. P policemen. | Thay Reo a ea Spring Opening Attracte d Many Fair High-Class !_ ouisine Silks, a : ‘ ‘ ete oe Women, This S sN Fab whi h Ww , . reported the ordinat - d The Spreng opening -« iS eason’s ewest a ric, police committees without recommen dat Th, Will'am Rarer Drv Good« 7 FE: “ ( was pushed to third mn i ting ane —o . *h . day morning and will be die BB in hint or aists or jowns, un r a so 62 on elk: the rul by a e . D. huradar. , : | . i Wi until 2 th imp and Kretschme: . e BEE Wis’ Sengrtsdent was beaud-| $1.25 to $2.50 Per Yard. pinteined thet cppodliion: to tine Mak Oaths: au waaiaie, el | fig Leave St. Louis 2:05 p. m., arrive Denver 6:30 p. m.; fully decorated with aims, plants anG “i a . ‘aa r the orains “ me NS eo. ». mm nnfe PF relover tughter C Jer next night. fli.wers » r month. the captain a10 Seteets whi, pt Barr's are thing: We have iust received a special purchase of fine Louisine e fire chief $70, the sergeant $65 and the) mlah and Annie Fox (nee Whalen), age ia 4 : beaut, The dhe : ~ fh es obey : S 1 ] I + * | . oe Ty license collector $65 yea This is the only one-night-on-the-road train, St. ‘ is ‘ ri nmed wf o) vane , i é 4 ‘ e re. . ¢ E A . ? rhe ’ ' 1s a j ed ‘educing 1e funeral will ' place “une y 20 . quisit ly trimme swith aissan | poleil anc veut 2 ee SILKS 1e styles and color salary of the street. superintendent tro ast at 2 orclock pe mi., from, family, teslilence _ouis to Denver. was of pink maline, covered with the dainty ings are entirely mew, and are now being displayed for the aoe + pans ge Be A by gla are iaiteh it %, BS Clark avenee. OS. cea a + sae . Seem crown of tuscan brad. larce re-|f re hi : ‘ Se Tae: “2 iii ‘The council accepted an invitation, pre- riends ate invited to atten The Burlington is the only line with its own rails, Bitnestane sunh + ay wegrre e~ hate mrst time is season 10 Ot. 1,0U1S. sented by ; mmittee of mine workers, t a aab |e ae ; pink ~ seam with a rg As in y Oe - oF * ake p: rt il oht-hour celebration 0! # ‘2 , : l, 3 : , * ws St. Louis to Denver. Vet ribpon and header OxRes ') lor , ° ‘ 7 - ‘ Apt nda irech | years , some pom Sy SE ee poe gt eey o Louisine Soleil Louisine Imprime rhe committee on fire and water were, in- neral from residence, 2103, East Grand The Night Express leaves St. Louis at 9:00 p. m., rim, with ‘ mde of 2 nk : : f . . . ws - s He! rans . Wingy avenue, IUPSaay, ren « y . = o : P heapolitan. he brim faced with malin Has a peculiar shimmering finish | Monotone, Persian, and multi- a ee ne en Tae gy Pee yg SL arrives Denver 7:10 a. m., second morning. 7 0 ‘ ¢ "TT WwW iat ee wre . . . - . VI F : i ; i different : s of ve \ ind pink, -r in blended colorings, including -olor effects on licht me lium and Jan iniel, below husband of Carolin nine into mal fam 3 ‘ whi . Silk mul a old rose, pray, pink, mR . x MRS. TWEEDIE IN ST. LOUIS. I ie! ee entz), re father of Georg roses and ve aves of pale green reseda, ’ dark grounds=- Samsee und Sones MeDeniel ee ae ae 9 Free illustrated folders—“To California Through Scenic Colorado,” “Weekly 7 ic ; ley | . ‘) ’ ’ ) ] —_ YY 4 . = > 2 A new idea Ww: , at. This con- vioiet Englishwoman Going Home to Write etn mie O° an California Excursions. ee ke gpd oa | - ara ees statis $1.25 p eT y ard. $1.2 25 to $2 .50 per y ard. a Boo’ on Mexico. sotic« eral wi ’ given. * ne so : "1 : vehter of ¢ ate ras Tickets and information at City Ticket Office, Burlington Route, S. W. Cor rich white Luicien sil aAuaht towethe VIirs. Alec Tweedie, daughtet! mn the front with meh osettes , . MULL nea la at 104 , afte He . , os tee with wae mene ied ; . ' mcm ;eorgze Hiarlev, a prominent PDNVSiIQAN Ot - e a oh 001 ner Broadway and Olive Street, St. Louis, Ma ’ f ‘ 7 Sil ‘ coves ; | } iiihess, re orbit , sthiit'hi, 3 ba ’ - . 4 & agp age as a shape which gel 3g ‘ mag at — rteneinie, ear of his ag = a ms ey) or’ > We ba ¥ ‘allace nD lor otel o} er Way ime rom ASLeXiCcoO hic , . ‘ "Thy » 0 : , n li 1)} ed. . 7 \l wi " SiN ‘ the trave ling “same ] Pret | ie I ey e’. ‘ ‘ ° lio erry \ aviin \Nirs Frank lie le ? 1 \ Wii G A d. —Zach Linders a ‘ ne eho 7 hlue e use-hair ' , Ale ‘ ] 1trs Ss ea . a ee * aa . , ut nie y and Mrs. ~ |} rocer rraigne ’ braid. wid rim. "nm folda G wpe nate ut the country ana. iivill Tere od = ee Ree my 7 ee liam Sehbrink 'grocer of 201 Branch street, was arraigned r Pe die : ‘ iva 2 postin ty — resid Dia: ge . MURPTEY tered ints Fee onday, Maren 15, al Xchrink, 1716 Glasgow avenue, Wednesday, | Tuesday on a charge of selling wine with- apes hting “ em Romine “of th pe wes. The ur} | 12 noo! rgar lurph wloved wife of John March 20, at 8:20 a. m., to St. Teresa’s Church, | OU! affixing the documentary Tevenue 4 J vr; ver rors = pre ; ‘ 4 wu ip. 2 o : . ° ane = " ‘ * “a. . if ‘ ‘ if s . . . — " o 0: Child Fa a ) th trip W : to collect materials for i. Murphy (ne le iL ter of Thoma thence Calvary Cemetery Friends invited stamps on the yore re oe rad 1e j avored Accordi: c = yw SS goer te " iret se a ; es Robe BOR Xs eusadee ee . hans ore _ ination and was held to the Federa " i *» & ordi ig to the on Me Nile ‘oO. i ant Wii be | TRS ] i! taken to the alorgue drinking. nent oot A lady writing from there says: “] have “Big Four Route’ to Cincinnati. Finest service, track and equiptment inch French White Organdile, for worth Lf 2 . ia\ py n t oom bye ’ 1) a checks basement in Basement 5c a am catace | a iAP oged : , re ‘Table Covers—200 fine heavy Ve j eS Qlis f Tr “ aurhe Praia, . cee - si - ry - ws % ie "¢ "e Pt 8 _ ' ; vednesdié. 3 Embroideries — Hamburg and Lawn: case fine aval : Sheets—400 Full Size Doubdie | y Table Covers, Gx8 a Rovs’ Hose—i100 lozen Chil- cdg and insertions to matc! di oe a, “> Red Sheets, genuine “Atlantic | arge center tables, regula so ~ ? ‘ . : _ ‘ + 4 : ‘ . ii Fi , " J Shiertfeac +) » * S i *" i > 3 htly Madras ‘loth Shirts, perte lici and-Cluny Laces } oe - Marseilles patterns, se! ust et oe nes a pe a ” ; Hiemstitched draw ordel . “+ Py The : till worth $1 each. Wed- + imperfect, forth up to —\ 25¢ dges an insertions, C work Linen Doylies. 4 Fatvastaly| in ' | Sec: Base i Bargaine . used colfee for a long time and was in i ordinately iond (>) At an eeee eed of it At any timell! KEIM FELL TO HIS DEATH. balance of my meal n essary, in ot Dropped 15 Feet Over a Yielding that | might have - : ; , , * " ore . ’ guired a wretched, mttddy. hb] iv con P h Railing MNexion, had prolonged attacks of exeru ce — - : ' ' " railiiRg cmtn m werveois pL aN 3 yas troub ' I he ond-tsor,s por hat his hom ‘ " — thi ‘ : 4 ‘Fa | ‘ ii if : ‘ : , ee ee . . vo : . , ’ with msowinia, ana final piete ner, Rulwer avenue this morning lie dropped ‘rd Keim fell to his cd that yielded beneath his pec and 10k @ “m tt Oe nesday. in Basement | ™ oO lL : imies, (J, iil ; . . , *v> j ‘ sant G8 Ous prostravion, at horror ot horrors i dista ¢ ] » feet 7 P ‘a Refrigerate “I was compelled to give up cofice Hic was unconscious when picked up bys & . a Me rea = kid Gloves. Ga: oline ‘ pcuea wi up coliee, OT) Patrolmen ene bach and Hagemeter, who olore vA ORS ORAS (a. Sis ; s ‘ Our special refnig- it Was tne por e497) that worked ny un carried him into the ehouse, where he died & ® , "a aot Bats x ay” ty TPG 2 . oh SST x >: i! Ladies Imported fov es. aie EN a aied ee ad vo kine cial) godt oe & a fea, Wo aren . yt ) Orgy Kid Gloves, two-| ®%Burner. Roy al + 2 Aa um Food Coffe i did not believe in it hes Oe aaa nt Nuns’ Oeiting. sult i dur dress. teat NE Oi " pr , } lk 7 } ye | ~ , « hardwood, charcoal | ld le for dress fronts : ~ ts -la¢ ~ . ~ aso STOV and knew I would not like it. for 1 could $27.50 | to San Seamelseo. tee Angeles & iitab] tor dress fronts, | Rien Vy : clasp. ; croak _ Gasoline tove nad ami eae not bear to think o! anything that wast), and ° ther California points every Tuesday ry 10 P 4 or This . ~S 4: “ vv embroidery, m= ai) warranted the best the qualities of the ® s } et ces om! te ver, lor an ' , . ¥ ; - os the new est spring and latest improv best make: take the place ol my belo, ed cofiee in March and April via M kK. & 7 a’ ’ : peecry ‘ .1) . T ty " ahh 4 : -* alee? P . “Ss ‘ ws ' i ‘ : . d ; ‘ . y — | . pues Grives to despair by illness and| * " Rpg dean tata aa a pink, rought out this season an BY wee FO Ne gt | shades, sold reg-| ed; regular price and navy ort D1 9 ner ward i! , . ™ . ‘ | . “hh ind ; anit checas of ; 5 ah .. Oe" 3 uiarly at $3.2 For a Pe SF re f 1 0. per W ed- ‘ STA oe RoW AS pine ’ nes- Regular price i eae : yo day. $7.5). willing to try most anything to obtain re- OP “Katy Fiver’ $:16 p. m. every Tuesday Main Floor. Wednes day hef.. Imagine my surprise when I madc! San Francisco via San Antonio, El Paso Postum Cereai Cofiee according to d:- and Los Ange! les, rections and liked@t as well as any cof! ee Lillie Ahlemeyer Detained. ever drank I He 1, ye ae , , Lillle Ahlemeyver, 15 years old, is in care _ “So the problem was s vived. I began to) of Police Matron Kintz ing at the detention mprove in health, could sleey ~p well “gy ald in the Four Courts, where she is aa adaches disappeare: | mid @n a complaint refi rred by Rey my headac!} 7 . pm 1 1, and voy 1h Father Moore of 8t Sobn's parish, who gaiwing in He sn, untt went trom told Patrolman Kuehner and Lange that pounds to 15), and l am now perfectly) the girl wna ey ward. Her mother called ' . n Capt eynold Twesd ing clh and feel so lave been ab 3 e- , esday morning to well and ‘ ; ya icf Pi procure her @aughter's release, but she an enormous amount « : ‘ ira work (fat) wae told to return, after the compla! nt of would have been ab he ly imposs.ble| the priest had been Inves, igated Main Floor Black Dress Patterns. 75c ftandker- | “Ema 9 Petticoats. oe | Heosier Y. Macon Floor Unbrenas, tine 26- * yi) dozen I: moire Hy r4| . i j - . 1 2 dozen’, retticoats . From 8:30 to 10 chiefs for 25c¢. % dosen Rovys | orsets, H. and H a talc od : teen ou) dozen Ladies’ Ru, Real Point Venice and inch Uenbrotas steel ~~ Floor. ) « Bieyel loss, | summer made. of |} made , with deep Fancy Stripe Line Te Arabian Lace, bands rods, paragon rames, li and Fine Cotton Hose. 8 straight and serpentine, fine twill gloria silk; ' Mi) Dreee Patterns, 40-inch Black Mohair Grenadines. in beautiful broe« ad-d ¢tripes, in Special f Gents’ pure nm netting, | tual 10) different styles, worth 40 a yard or $- uv linen hemstitched Han ~ en % flounce, pleated anG | new spring styles, actu under the old con littons pect & “Please do not use my name in pub lic "| Elaborato Program. *he ‘annual BAR| |; guet of the HTilinots Soc lef, will take Name can be given by Postum Cereal! cy che planters’ Hotel Tu ouy Bann Bg Pe. ‘Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich, jelaberate program has Dede ¥, cholee / | tloot > SOD oeee — 0900 0000 See 00004 000 OO 90- Rios 00000000000 OOOO OOOO OOOOH heels a 4 to 1% inch, worth $1.50; abs tar % seo rn of © ver : hiets, n act wort h $| To witie qr bottom: value ho and in herTw and ; $ i “4 in Wednesday main floor Wednesday lexs than Ts So—m 7 worth $1.09, We a pair; ma Butter—worth ior 1, Lous choles cdnce = WOrTH 00c¢ i or Wednrs up to 1io-—for.... Main floor =< 6 yards for... ae for ce ) prepared, |
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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH —MARCH 19, 1901 4 TO HEAR EXCEPTIONS Som onteld's JUDGE DOUGLASS WILL CONSIDER | ’ | REFEREE SEDDON’S REPORT. | FINDING IS FOR RECEIVER. | 419-425 N. Broadway. L. ACKERIIAN, Manager. | T | f A BAS EMV EW | | We Offer for Wednesday D Good Wednesday Basement Bargains in \ ° c) aoe” Weck Goan 1900 Beautiful Copies 32- ine double-fold Plaids, worth lc—all ; oh Weaislalras FOC ted 5 ciate acai cadre saad oi French Hats, made of excellent material and 28- inc . rr fold Se TEES. all oe. dark colorings; regular 10c goods... . ao ) O ¢ ¢ ylors—Tegula : , , : sont ~ gy "yeep ammabeigatas FINE PRINTED DIMITIES—Good sheer quaHty, lirst-class workmanship. in 2 to 10-vard le neths, ? Judgment for #59600 Against rm rectors, Is Recommended in the Mullanphy Savings Bank Case. = Wednesday Basemeat Specials in Judge Douglass will hear arguements by Attorneys Thursday ! the exceptions to the referee's repo: ) the $250,000 Gamea Suit of William J. Ston ceiver of the Mu lanphy Savings Bank, against the director: of the bank for alleged carelessness in its management Former Judge James , Seddon, the ref- Tew a s agro, recom- White Goods and Linens. 49-inch White Apron Lawn, in lengths In . arcde or 0 240 Arai. | i se ; i : a. ee ~Pe . Basement 19 goods, f White (“heck Nail OK: worth ot Wednesday °4-inch single-foid Nun's Veilings—a good 4 see-ewe line of ct lors—light and dark T5c: regular lie goods... Excellent Values for Yard ' FANCY WOVEN PRINTED PONGEES— | a ° 36-inch Sultings—p! aids, stripes, mixtures and Mercerized finish, in beautiful new designs—only h plain colors, plain weaves and figu red 25 , a smail lot—regular ] OIce, . Ss: regular 89 goods, sees eeere Qo. * C vard a. goods, a @ yard All-Linen Dovll :, fringed .' veer f eree., filed ly ~ = mor? | Lembroidse ree 1) vijes fancy white mending Aa judzment arainst the defendants worth un to 12%4c each... ; on the firet count, and against the plaintiff I : ‘ on the other The first count. he said. cov- ered all the issues contained in the othe: counts The largest amount in the referee's finds c le Sh).000 against the threes directors i WHITE LAWN, in Remnants Towels, fringed an llZtoc each Embroideries A Big Sale Wednesday in Base- snes cantar cna |" i mentot *™" * "| ATHE LATEST STYLE DRESS, OR Nainsook, Swiss and Cambric {| Own Cushions. } THE NEW EASTER HAT . H. Kottmann, president: Henry Klages White Natnsook Remnants, 1 to Joseph Marx, who formed the dis meer , yard lengths, in sheer and heavy qual- *XaAMmIninege committee The referee hold ities—worth up to 35sec yard that, a > capacits _ \ pt wi! th th TURKEY RED DAMASK good pat- vee © orainary care, m~ve discoveres o ra on , . ‘ big overdrafts of certain concerns. es -- terns, worth 30c vard ly the Consumers’ Coal Co | The other directors, who are parties to the fult are Frederick 8. Bo'te, Conrad Kelers mann, J. G. Brinkmever,. J. H. Johannine Muslin Covered—note the sizes and the prices Charles Schumacher and Conrad Ger: Embroideries, Insertions and i All Overs en i , ae ee en | ——— | Will not attract as much attention as our NEW LINE OF CARPETS, 8c Cambric Embroideries peuhovedoceosnseda ‘ye a 23 34 48 63 | Se Guibeles Mealenideries..........0.00000.30 C C C C {i LINOLEUMS AXD MATTINGS that we will offer for one week only at Cambric Embroiderites Se | 2c Embroideries | Embroideries Odd Lots of ~ mbroiderle ee fe / ‘ 5 , Nainsook and Swiss E mbroi leries.. = ‘ Nainsook and Swiss Embrolderies... / Gl eS Ali Overs. | ‘ G OV ° Worth $1.00 yd., for....60e Worth $2.00 yd., > tape Great Bargains that will be Pound in our Base- Worth $1.50 yd., for....75¢ Worth $3.00 yd., for.. ) Worth $2.50 vd. for..@1.25 Worth $3.60 yd., 1. ment Wednesday. t~eth O20) v ; 50 " 4.50 yd., for.. 82. +4 Tt 6 “ x : : : Worth $3.00 yd., for..B1.0 en Oe ee Ladies’ Kid Gloves, in broken lots of sizes and @ LOT 2—74 rolls of_an Extra Heavy Floor Oilcloth, pretty pat- slightly soiled by handling—black and Street | , 1: » cg Baiaace of Our Great shades; were 75¢ to $1.25 pair; JIC Pair terns, next thing to a cheap lineoleum, | In Basement Wednesday... haan worth 40c, at... erervirr. 2C Corset Purchase At 25c pair—Odd Lots of Ladies’ Bousquet ire > | a ; . Suede Gloves, 12 and 16-button iengths -light | L ‘, . ee. } Yard wide soft finished blearhed Cambric, 7 “_ ~ ae ¢ r om . 4 “ape gg Sectors & , worth lle yard ...... Wedaesaay in Basement $C > enor “) min Yxaminer ! » f ' ! . i] 4 iCe 4 anh eK) ') extra quality Re ady made Blea hed Becretary of state May 16. 6G. ir hj . was clear tne . ° 7 , eee We Sheets, size 81x9)—a regular 60c 48 founded sta is as to th ' dttan in¢ sheet . | .. Wedaesday, in Basement, Cc the bank and h: ported a lar surpl 1”) pieces best quality Table Oil Cloth, white 10 which, in reality, id been wiped out. and regular isc goods Wedaesday, in Basement, C Spite of this, . f ‘7 ' Seddon — »\ — Girectors allowed the cashier to rem ain “Fem eon me igre mt | SOO Pieces Ribbons the cashier pern dT. S$. Teuscher. and the Schwartz Commission Co to make overdratts to th array of color in flowers, ribbons, malines ang bratds which hes rarely been seen. ds tats , The +d rin and et mer shapes n strs a es . 3 , : ‘ | : DEGiarlotic ana beces . P The. se | ANQU ET. | killing her. A reward of $300 has been of- Baugh avenue, to prepare a nk ken for din- dren’ wathinr die th w HOLD ANNUAL B 'fered for his arrest. ner Monday she killed hi s blooded rooster, ren’s hats and caps at this place are es- | rsity Al et St for which he had paid $30 only a few Gays a e pecially attractive; little pokes and fiat] uri University umni in | before. ~ '* was Mr. Fox's i | gre Will Celebrate Appropriation. SONNENFELD S BIG OPENING. SKI the red chicken!’ was Mr. Fox's in- 5 1 4 FRAN KLI N AVEN UE Bhapes in pinks, blucs an ‘arie : pinks, blues and varied reds.| ym Hearst Alleged t to Have Passed ities aasanies ; structions. cee fooee* v1 i 4 at tedt Gicbeome Tae i Check Ti Wh He Used The annual banquet of the St. Louis; The Popular Millinery Establishment The girl was no fancier of fowls other OSCR viole e ‘nat : Cotton os 4 ew rte et dips ou T Ps Ooze ft—mediu and ion OT as eee Po thor ggoned worth a by handling; gloves that were from than $1.00 pair--some worth $1.25, others $1.50 $1.25 to $2.25 pair—go | . ‘ . : and up to $2.00—they'll go Wednes- = Sa) pair In Basement Wednesday LOT. 4—14 rolls of an Extra Heavy Linoleum, 4 yards wide, day 1 ment a | : ~ ? , - seth oa obey pr er all in one sheet, worth $1.00 And Still Another Corset Bargain. a square yard, at C . Pe , Se eoe@gceeeeetet$?e@6@ee@e@e@e@¢ges.Fe 6664 &.64¢ 3 €&es 2 & & Geen a. 29 pairs of Empire Girdle “Corsets_taney Women’s Patent 3| olors—made of spl lid jean—well boned— | IT 6 = ; rade splendid je ‘ ) 45C L¢ )T 5 42 rolls oO! Heavy I apestry Brussels C arpet, 49¢ ies w > Se corsets worth 75c pair.. Jo Basement Wednesday a ee Wee) : Zr ather Belts wool nap, closely woven, worth 75c, at lecvcecceceoes ar ishing eC . e 4 Md ‘ - v* - ‘ Wednesday Basement Bargains. A special lot that we bought cheap; all new, clean _ worth $1. 25, at. eecceleceee C goods—one inch wide; nickeled harness buc kle s. all . j Pe One Lot Men's Suspenders—elastic web, cast sizes. 22 to 28 inches: made to sell | off kid ends, worth 25c pair......... Wednesday 15c at 1s¢ each, Wednesday, in basement at J5C @ LOT ?—High- orade ‘Se. English Brussels, size | l, 85 One Lot Men's Neckwear—silk | English HAIR PING Straight of crimpsl ee 26h Sy) | ee or : 9 feet by 12 2 feet, formerly sold at $21. ™ at “awe Squares and Imperials, worth 5itc each wot fagh ; “ag . ( oO be ar ade: Be OX WRITING ?ABLETS A big tablet, good for ink or : ‘riting paper ; sold ‘at "$2 v.50, 48) at. Intants’ De f a larger tablet for ordinary W ° cheap at & cents tablet; LOT 9—182 rolls Ingrain Carpet, " Brussels we ay e, fast oF se hat a EO catia ib gy Coiored Velvet, No. 1, satin back—all colors— ae ee Wednesday Basement Bargains. Wednesday, in basement . € . RENAISSANCE DOYLIES—Fine goods, all lace, size x colors, sightly goods, eee ME 40c, at... . a FIVE DOZEN SQUARE FL ANNEL SHAWLS, 45 6x5 inches: worth 19¢ each: 10c : silk stitched; worth 75c each, for. te eeeee Cc Wednesday. in basement......+----. : E: ( YT 10—18]1 rolls ot Fi ne W oven Inlaid Straw Mattings, very fine TEN DOZEN «ag mg ie LAWN CAPS, sizes, STAMPED DOYLIES—Fine linen; size 6x6 inches odd rolls, worth some as high as 29c for }] mon to 3 years old— square; worth 1l12'ec each; C wort h 20C we Bg f ** Wednesday, in DASEOMEMNL..ccccccessscessecs @eeeeeree {}, Ic a yard, gO at See eee eee Coe escoceosoeoseseea regular price 25c { fece Wednesday, in Basement, ] Zz 2C Plece All-Tinen ¢ TT feo bleached and brown; . gccds worth &1-3c vard So a re oe SATIN STRIPED ORG ANDIES Printed in new . — a , Tr 7O r j Lot ee! choice de si in pinks . blues, hel ios. d all lMnen; worth ; Anotter Big reds, greens, etc.: regular 2%ec good: [2 > ee ote ae instance of the police of East St Louls, ” rhe } . 1i1] and lllo GROCER WILLIAM FINK DEAD. where, the prisoner confesses, he passed a =e erect, Na 7 maghonagy voy , oa = lk m the sole agency for the famous Conneliv to i week bie oroner Was notified, ' | , ; ” : qviry etreet, nave On Saie i een SOTTS h rts w hii ‘h ire fast becoming the SUCCECSS- pans _ “ reer Cae M - 2 they obtained ; Of course, there “Mari ia ze Lic ec. | OD acaroni | | P z ck bearing the forged Signatures Of | astonishing bargains, which ful rivals of older brands. NO ISM CAE Nie etic gee, the . vj > oy ia ‘ TM es ne ] _e > S one - cro ec ») Ose »T)- - J Was Head of Fi nk. Nasse & Gildehaus : * ~ i .. re ad + a ¢ : come } from-several \V is ‘ _ : . rie : - . ° tt are also hundreds of other superb idee ation: 1 oy) oWitbrand | OANSOM ON fii CT « OS., STOCK me erators were needing money an Te : uc aris illiners as Michniewlcz ...,,; wat Ate Firm. (hief Desmond has communicated with ing to se 1] ¢ 29 1.9 nts on the dollar. The a * Serle ] SS Camille Fogger Tillie Kop pits = William Fink, 47 vears old ‘id former Gov. Francis and Attorney Johnson . mt omplete, comprising espe- "y> ' > “te ie . a » Fe ars old, president of assortim . I S Sey Mme. Virot, Leontine, Marie Reboux and W Ram : ; r if the Fink.*Nasse & Gildehaus Gri ry Co with a view to ascertaining whether the) parior suits. bedroom sets, chairs = Fadia Petit. Crespen Co but none of edding Kings. (Solid Gold.) Directions with each Package. Who will make | ‘it ? We wi ll— ou de- ’ aes ' AUS > ‘— ; c i . i Li WW fie } ) -_ , +i? marti ] " : Lio . . , ’ J L2r 7? ‘ITI oe end Spru poets, Ged at his m are incised to take any action. | ‘| with some particularly attractive designs. qiwork the productions of Sonnenfeld’s own! mod & Jaccard’s, Broadwey and Locust. | that he will turn the prisone! urettes rockers, hing closets and! piipiners === ADAM ROTH GROCERY CO. Fines cost, with tne largest stock of up-to-date home at 2748 Russel] avenue Tuesday morn. |“! Saree Set TT my ing of Bright's disease | ‘Kdnons Git Rukhoriti o1 1a: “The " ae buildi led fror All of the new hats are of the low, mush- “Burial Certificates. , anes a a es may) ‘he immense building is crowde: om oy 4 , ' +} nes | hd. room shape, with most of the trimmings - bie sae ailinne woarile ‘ - . the top floor with the record- ' | One especially lovely Mamie Fox, 18, cals cl ‘onaa Sak: tubes voolens to chodse from, It's our huge Hie had been sick for 18 months. The| have . asen rent to underneath the brim i obsmeyver, le anil buying and cash |selling in our twenty and ee art! be rey Thursday at ¢ ocloc Hearst has told Chief Desmond that he "C3 ry bargains, and ; t! > 4T° specimen of the Sonnenfeld efficiency 1s by the Masonic lode rhe will | passed a forged draft in Kansas City. ¢ n et ld for teh r cash or credit, persons it) ~ large nicture ~? of tan-colored basket bra ‘ul 1) Mest at Odeon. |. __ mon cama pe more stores in the principal cities of the E. C. Simmons wil! preside at the meet take place in Bellefontaine Cemetery Hayes says. in his letter, that Hearst gave | ey, t most moderate means ‘| have praid. trimmed very simply with a graceful ing of independent voters to be held at the the name there of J. Lardner and William | 10 difficulty in making the home beautiful. wreath of shaded sweet-pea blossoms. The ernest, . ge RE Se Oss ata na . brim is raised at the left side and faced a Optional With the Companies.—City with rose-pink tucked tulle in pale shades 7 j res is } ’ , , fos rnd " err Ong r18t } vice-presiadt S. l= | ; 1} Chat Cin Rranting of sir h privil Bes 18 eh he ?) KF }’ Fox. busine £s manager of the ve ‘ . uate , = — “ee , ‘ \ Jor % penal At met has Ih ern 0 { { 0 d $18 { ) othe ) choses ics ca. eee | _ Overcoats to Order o $4 ‘ 1e% th: Tie cho ' . , Richard S. Morl a young business m2n, |, t tr “ail ' , corley, a young | * wets = ively optconal with the street railway com- | East St. Louis Journal, sent his new hired has left his home, and his fiancee, Miss | pan girl into the - poultry _ yard at his home, So ~ | ' : , Sieriry a , : Soy LEAT lakh PU ETE : 3 ? }' Trousers to Order, - $5 to $!2 Was Cured of Rupture by th- Celebrated | Abbie i. Carroll of 4162 Connecticut av: Method of Dr. W. S. Rice. | nue, ind his brother, Charles D. Morley, , : - secretary of the Master Builders’ Associa- j ’ We guarantee every garment. l'nited States that makes these priccs * . 5 | Odeon Tuesday night in the interest of Rol- possible to you: 4 . — -. t- . e Bere ie 2- den ge tion, believe that he has met with foul is a Home Cure, Plain and Simple, at Small Cost | play or accident : wae) tae ; | a ¢ Without Pain, Danger, Operation or Charte Mortey has lace ase in| @ " oe ie . et a a Detention From Work. the hands of Chief of Tretee re e dd, | i DS 4 -)/ - Gia s Chia Vii a ers who has detailed Detective ish to] LA 7 hein tp! | ste" . CC: the missing man Inguirvy at eve mspit. ‘ : aaa Sef // + ; > f° METHOD SENT FREE mn the city has failed to give any trace cf | po VA aa) j “s TAI Lor Dr. W. 8 Rice, 511 EF. Main street, Adams, XN. , iorley was seen for the last time by Miss! % eS zs Ape ats 4 | "“ }] send irre tf) anvon Wire . yt ad at kn wes " as " he rn he ba ‘ h r good night ~ t | y , ¥ : - - a | 3 715- 717 OLIVE E STRE E 4 vf any por ’ rupture : “ ’ ‘ 1) - Will ; 4 Sul - ening atte r calling i or . es -y ee os child, a free trial of his famous home cure. f ‘ rd a lonel valk make trol lie AS ~4ann Pe ae LOUIS ong be rune Arsenal st! ' &F m res e ; her usu O he 1 § ' Phone Kinloch, A 494, when a. 2. Meme” ise, hs ear for the and his brothet The Asheville Route to Florida Dr M/ISSOUF?/S CGREATES! STORE. Is unsurpassed for scenery, nnd is reached , . - j}only by the Southern Rallway Call at 5307 Olive street t for" full info ‘mution MRS. JOSEPH GARNEAU DEAD. Wife of Former Wealthy St. Louisan Expired in California. Mrs Mary | (;arneau died of jeart Pe Rais tat Gined Cit, Stoubas, | Ks { F hibi { i F { Milli | “soo Mest Exhibit of Easter Mulinery |} 7 peste turer, who died five years ago, and EWIS RI ! REY NOLDS Yis the mother of Plerre and James W marneau of 4175 Washington avenue Merely send ‘your nate ‘rt Sait MH, in | seven “years and had, been traveling in With which we have inaugurated the Spring Season of and Fr amer trial will be sent without anv cost ' uthern California to ‘ Mi Whitewe i ’ th h pe of ly tte ring ’ | ied ‘ 8 ; *] known Quakers in that section of the ct. * vi ee Eo ten 1901 From now On We shall be too busy | for Special | Fixed at “I aceede to thy request in thine of neau leaves two sons last month and with Pleasure enclose my photo Garneau of Chicago and a daughter graph for thy use in any way thee can find for ©“ G Weld, in Baltimore The funer: S . . the benefit of suffering hurmmanits . neice neem hi ive not been announce Ek h b] [) b 1] b | WwW f' t] f b ws sider mysell entirely cured. "1 am "Sl vente “Ohi Young Girl Arrested. XNIDIt ays, ut our cases W1 © alWays IM | ° eaull and was ruptured 20 years and never receiy a| Cora Murray. 17 years old, was arrested! Nees oh pws until a sopeed thy method.”’| at @2 Elm street Monday night on he W rupt rson oug © send at once andi complaint of her brother. The uirl told | U exam eS O COPPec Ca car make a trial of this method that cures without | C ‘ape Reynotds she ad been se pura ted , Hien or an hour's loss of time. | from her mother and family for some time now, and in @ abort time you will never know} and had reecived no replies to many en- | bein reptuved. Write today sure. treaties to be forgiven and taken hone, ‘ aoe eh: 7, “2 a % emma ee ee a 4 dl of ema « come
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fTUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH_ 19, 1901 _£ am =r sti—t—ts MRS, NATION Surprising G 2 e NOTIONS. More Good : red B le 1 . She Interrupted a Methodist ts * Bargains from p [0 roceries. "and Plain White. Hematitehed Things Between and 1? A. M. rience ing, bi i. : Ori . pete 10 tbs. best Gran. Sugar......5 ~ “yey icpaagaen: Experience Meeting gil | Thy . lac quality ( hildren s full aeererey fast black Hose, with = %-Ib. package Shredded 5000. yards Fancy Trimming Pratds, Very best Rolled Oats, per pound. +... ities vedeneeel Goulsla ‘knee, all sizes to SY, Pail. .++ecceveceeetree insodmel Fewdqheserdéewescscowl aS yard: at, 4¢ loc quality Ladies’ full seamless fast black Hose, with California White Chestibe, 1500 cards of White and. Black Balbriggan feet. BOI. « d seeedencsetcbccdeeusaeee POF COM ccccce ~oome Hooks and Fyes, 2 doz. to a card; . on. a a worth 3c each; at, 2 Men's 65c Silk Bosom Shirts .........2ceecodececoces ce mn An Excellent Combination. — tached cuffs, open back and open back and front... .29¢ Pe gteer tracing . 4 | si te 3 “ ombination | can Beans an cards for * The pleasant method and beneficial Ye Fancy Stripe 27-inch Silk-finished Linings..........v€ l can Tomatoes: [63 ethsaen kee 2500 vards of Black Brush Binding; 3%-yard Skirt Pattern of all-wool black Camel's Hair TOLD THE WOMEN THEY DRESSED) effects of the well known remedy, 3 , 7 / ~tage age | : California Hams, per Ib....... te 2 bg we ® ORs. Bh “a 4 Novelty Suiting, worth $2.75—10 to 12... wo 0 ene MOST IMMODESTLY. Syruv oF Fias, manufactured by the . Qyrectare Men's Satin Calf Lace Shoes, regular $1.00 CALIFORNIA Fia Syrup Co., illustrate Shoe One Ii Ladies’ Ki : adaineed Mhtadainer the Hquid aon pSShee, ne line Ladies’ Kid Lace, two shapes, city made, our regular $1.50 Shoes, at a tive principles of plants known tobe Kg > [ Black Satin Pack Velvet Ribbon, for 10 yards.... | No. 5 Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbon. oan 604 beta 39 dozen Men's The. quality Stiff Bosom Shirts, with de- “THIS MEETING IS DEAD. “Tt Christ Were Here,”’ She Said, “He medicinal! laxative and presenting themin the form most refre shing tothe ; Straw Cloth, all colors, yar oo oom taste and acceptable to the svstem. It : | " aid SE ‘ Gypsy Tinsel Cloth, all cols ts. vard. | 106 Gut of the Church.” is the one per Mest strengthening laxa- i. -s 1U STaATCH, PXt POUNd...-: ‘ees Oe C re i ¢ oe it ee ee Re ce eeeens tive, cleansing the system effectually, pm nin ls. hardwood, all sizes, worth I2c, 19c, 25 pipet Fo yaweege ot, soap, Uc everywnere== | during the above hours.... | Special to t [viey dispe ‘lling colds, headaches and fevers ee non el nrino - above hours, choice..... at ' Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs, worth. No. 1, 49c: No POPEINA, | ref 9 ; mie’ gently yet promptly and enabling one ) | price }2c- , 7 i No. 3, 79%e—during the above hours. CROICE. oceaa : Nation, the smashe hanged r ta > to overcome habitual constipation per- |§ renuine Hunter Flour Sifters, regul: | : « ne above hours a | > BROADWAY a : ) ' l bale 36-inch Unbleached Muslin, worth 6%c...... and routed ao Methodist conference. It i manentiy. ts perfect freedom from 4n Open meetiliz Lile ‘ rvme!l Vor every object ionable qui alit y — su b- ae ; iat ee al. giving their exper! m rats ne stance. and its ac ting o an the ‘dne ‘Ys, : case 9-4 Linhleac he | fine Sheeting. worth li “2c... /2 Ba 2. FR AWK LIN : 4500) rards Hi amburg iD Anbroide red Ie Aging, ir m ~ t . { ; ’ ag i ‘ ‘ \ ‘ i = ) Po . | ° . : ‘ ‘ , : ; “ aa ~ " con on . a pod vet Is, w “ho wenke am ee 0 dozen fi arl Buttons. worth 5c a doz., at, a doz.. be ' : aus 3% inches wide, worth 5c yard, at, yard....... 2%e oOo Sree swiillol ne . She made 0 “vung nem, make j 1€@ 10e@a . eevees ’ talk herse!}t laxative. er a8 Ae eS f ~ - eS 2 ' ' p “This meetir lead r eclare In the process of manufacturing figs : : | ‘6 ‘ : choolboys on 4 | © th ra) ger PS Wednesday Attractions im Our Where Whole Wash Dres ~ G is “You preach. r are used, as they are pleasant to the Would Cowhide Some of You , , taste, but the medicinal qualities ofthe ve oe Fou ey remedy are obtained from sennaand | & : VY ] hj hoi ; \"\ i fry uy ‘ ea? ery ray ‘ ’ - | } “. , “ aG ~~ * : , ' ° Ou lave al 147 a l¢ 7 “© «) lie 4 "s 1 | : 3 | . ea top WSs Black ‘Shoulder | 5 Bars 10c— Shirts, sizes up to I, 49 Cent > ° sien 8s .UU Maaras - ts, 7 . fi . Ibe ; WITH “THE PRIDE OF JENNICO” | 9000 bunches American Beauty Roses, 5c with attached collar and fancy our * with and without col- ‘Resear Goods. : ; pair lars. with foliage paaunipnens oeoecidesetadeesrameye cuffs, : ——— 1 0-0-0 0—-0—- 0-0 000 000 | f Sj ts 1] 59 Cent oF »s of Six Carnations, a “Tanhauser,’’ by the Castle Square; ] §& Re ie Big | bunches h plenty of foliage C WALL _PAPER\ D ti Dress Goods. | aston : fe shades , with plenty o g sonia ree a tee Padnenday ame, Thnte omes ICS. eeu roll for hanging wall paper - da We a = ge ter ee : sig bunches of Handsome Red Poppies, com day, 100 TO yardvT 8 heavy Feather Ticking, blue 10 rolls Wall Paper. and white stripe and soft finish ) - with a big cluster of G6 rolls Ceiling Paper. forth lode, for | 2 bi . ne d ‘ oy ‘R$3c for} 04% ’ arde @ or 18-inch Bi order, wortn r¢ () Our Manufacturer’s Silk Sale Continues. There is nothing the matter with ‘The | RR (,reen W heat anegotogns This is enough fer an ordinary room. 2000 yards Bleached Muslin. soft | : : SS ae. SS | i or Glimmer Papers—a finish, worth 644¢, Pride of Jennico’ a hown to St. Louls ae Be = cee | = PYs —. Be ~h of Roses or per roll for Glimmet he > , . > . iJ s) ‘te 3s¢ ; f me IFice ' , : . : [he handsomest bus¢ C 33¢ ee ee ees 55 pieces fine Dress Sateens, in fancy col- Silks and Petticoat Silks, black and colors (sold in 1 big lot of SO - pieces of beet 25 theater goers by James K. Hackett at the!) FF SS a ah ss rit " \ 69 alue Ny ast night, an: ' ought 1 c fini tunate enough to be gi\ his play instead | e i AS ss ) vest, best li hted and most complete Millin- shaded borders to match. ve 1] 225 pieces 36-inch Percales in new colors Silke th i | : 7 inished Lining of “Richard Carve!,” f whicl urrent re ; we’ é Ay Ss / The lars ny . s d tud the new quantity. Remempet, our oie at . wy ind elegant designs; suitable for shirts Silks that sold up to Sth choices 2be (red only), choice port says he had a hankering = ok > SNe ery Dept. im the city. Come ane siucy ean one. ee = 7 a ae and shirt waists; SAS thet sold ap to iie.... choice S8e | Wednesday In “Richard Carvel he iid ony have sty les for the Spring and Summer, . assortmenft in tne _~ | worth 12! yc, for J Silks that sold up to $1.00 choice §0e had an opportunity to ty ee ; Al! borders sold by the roll. even then would have been ive if S Noe SE ns be eeytlegs of kililng him 4. . : ee ttt a Rag 33 Bae OS ee EMM ALS APT 7 ennico’’ he kills so many that, in the dar . | . “ ... Se re * emi atmospnfe and the play share of the ge — i} = the Castle} he look: up at the dingy, low panes “The Pride of Jennico” is the ; ey pawe ee } : ST nted jit t xcept thi fanhauser” at Music Ha r ic he was struggiin tg y ony = SS tS ee Mh - nnic Square Ayn arty this week. Herr Liesegang | through which. the ee aT oe 1 é, G | YOUNE ; ; . . terpreting | and the deep lines about nis ps tl ‘ Wagner and delights‘in interpre ‘Why don’t you wash the a play for Mr. Hackett a — = ‘pd SOS O woul ha Ke Seales } know tg judge from the applause at the zy re 4 ; Rohe ha vered a tle iriier ne, ANOWS ts vith. into dimples , ‘ aso of e’e cm he ‘Do tae Sr tS rwe =: OSES » eet | . nrine , him. Hie has infused his assistants V 1, in mp .. J | Oiympic last night it ee Sine OF @ pm, Iw | 3 Fee L i 4 , he truth ° . ne |his enthusiasm, and they play as though aad pare a het —“j ble to tell why, amd : ._= Se > } ‘ ey ia nil l Atal . . ‘ . . ‘re ir yrroducing Nobody there Was abdie 0 © i A om tg were 4 3 : the platform, | for St. Louis theater ‘goers. I don't know oo ae ae So. Soe ; iainoene } ; OS ee So en . ? } " } ' ] ri} “2 \e ri: ! thet Ke enest . ’ . r th minister Ww lke “d across es : ae variations ane iar- e LATLES ed . oy wonderful tazie _ sage : the waiting room, and, into the when I have heard such cheers and hand- =a ee aera wae SR clapping. Why, t! alogue was interrupted e ’ a ote Sek SORE and 1 bie hould marr; er. the , through 1 SSS SAS a , ' - | 2S written down in ; s ; a dozen times by) m, While at the close PRA SSS a eS x Vea al cn w ) SO rf an actor | monie that Wagner has ' a | stree where he entefed an automo be | np) de ing So Ee SR aN : e lat ust fits| telling the story of the singing -— of th . . and the sidewalk were ra : ’ . OS ante oe oak . eo -» ees PN : .* «i =; ‘ Aes — ~~ A . » | “ } j o the : . é > ° ister O turned on for several minutes to give the The Gypsy wirl in ‘The Pride o e ines we t) motional scenes, bul Peneeo gs mg ob pre A "He ‘did ‘ very graceful “T sea soap pp Stern me | atte, but ur selection of Carpets and Rugs this season comprises ex- conmany a chance to re ceive the full ben- | nis ly es , she’s all rignt an if Mr. Bront Ma n i find sre | to ; a age ay, al a iaiateal hime as| you don't seem to use it, murmured the clusiveness in design aud exceptional tastiness in patterns. We wy > ph the ¢ — pare. Sees + | : ay maak . Aan - oe m | the cet wha were éntitied to the praise. visitor in a gentle voice. | invite your inspection. eourse there is more romance than rea- etl , - . hor The vas orge ; er, : : cneamntinadiineiiaan son in Mr. ackett’ play; but in what ‘icked him into marrying enjoved 1 was an me nir: ible illain, and Mar- Throughout ‘th e ope ra - Neo "masterly The Southern Railway TH E Pp R ’ Cc E Ss s melodrama is there not? The characters) j cause Jennico showed he was a man raret IHingtin, from across the river, who care is in evidence in i: be tt over- 2s. §t. Louls to | : do unexpected things at unexpected times, | and had a man’s suspicions, and finally be- : fetchir eypsy girl as you'll that characterizes the payee - le itteky Offers choice of two routes, pe & CARPETS. but we have been told all our lives that {t! cause he proved himself a man and ac- dion a month's journeé: rough Romany ;ture. The choruses are ~ n ey one aoe ad Jacksonville, Fla.—one via Chattanooga and BRUSSELS, per yard is the unexkpecte a that hay pens, 20 «6WwhhN knowleder: d his error when he discovered anda ! ‘ 1 all 3 » Comipans aia first jand the Solo acc ompan me o - Pong hi ‘ @. Atlanta the other via Knoxville, Asheville, ; oan ays should we criticise? 1, for one, am not go-|it ‘ta and tha men all snow & to han-| with a delicacy that few directors achiev serge ome -? anges eg VELVET, per yard. ing to. I enjove play. everybody! Then. too. the atmosphere was enjoyable 3 commeliie Thy aoeibant for th ree | re rien sang the = role of Tannhauser N. C., the ‘‘Land of the Sky,” and Savan- | RUGS that I could Ser or he r’ i » wy _ It reeked of nobility ae a rie amount of blood spiils I | Mor } “ay night with. fire and soul. His vox e nah. Office 507 Olive street. 5 ss . . enioved it because Basil Jen “l as} princesses To be sure was ‘not altogether under his ueual a BRUSSELS, size 9x12. . : . spite of his eca USE mae femahia thi —ae w lai ow ‘at some of the most exacting passages, bu . winition snc : n te Ottilie an | thir #2. vine eg ill . ‘' bey . ) rs ‘a Musica! ot “> a! and his general work was in keeping with the Associated Cycling Club’s Race. VELVET, size 9x12 ‘ . : . ; , “ul, In : Ce ant Villain! eae } secon - ' veallen come in or & iar ; 2 _ as e v . : —T i . F : her the waiting maid, was lovable and)! dle. There was no “Manon a > scaut’’ c his ent - , 5 orchestration. He was speciall: forceful | CHIC AGO, March 19 —At a m Ramey appeared as the se as co | - ; | | | Shephe ‘a oo “and receiv me considerable oo “7; ee give temporary reliet, but none pore so far as to claim originality in the design, and use the expression f » ne - . ’ ali > ae . . ° . . nT ‘ ’ ee ‘ " applause for her little bit of work. could be depended upon to make a last-| = Sa “Sat f BEWARE OF IMITATIONS in a imanner calculated to deceive At Tuesday = t. ovens 3 oe "%, Satisiactory cure. ae =~ aie oS) the public. There is but one McCHAY CO., owners éad manu Delamotta will sing Tannhauser SaNCIS | ithin a recent perioc ws) ae cture f c ’ PATENT SYSTE J. Boyle, Hermann; Winfred Goff, Wol-/ rem, dy, tl P period, however, a new je? } ' ; facturers of the McC RAY PATENT SYSTEM. ‘Al others using the 1e yramid Pile Cure, has been . pa say words “ MeCRAY SYSTEM” have no jlegal or moral right to do a ee a * . . Said Wit . fe Bevis. Hermans, yuan Buasbeth, and | Temedy, the Py a ot : > Maude Lambert, Venus. ~ ite hI tested in hundreds of cases, § i TT a, Che superiority of the MeC RAY work jia evident. at a glance. Ip ’ * ss an Wit h 1? h! es : ’ Toth i At 4 - ‘des co sin O6 ; ; : of the theatrical season has The c. t ¥ atisfa 57? Wee ne its. ee a hie . m select quality f all material ueed. in carefal attention to all detatle ‘3 etfect of the Pyramid ‘Pile : A. = S| of construction and in general and laeting good resulta the McCRAY Wy ony ke. 3 The waning | to isdoii— : i. + produced no change in the high charact r ‘ure is ¢ ' , q } ' / : - of the Columbia's entertainments. Clifford a » *O IMstantliy remove the pain and) Pm Pee has no equal — and IT IS ECONOMICAL IN THE USE OF ICE. Get 7 ‘and Huth afford a generous share of amuse ritatiomw generally y prese nt and from that! a =. ? our catalogue and prices. No, 36 FOR FAMILY REFRIGERATORS, ment, Miss Huth’s monologue being espe- | time on the cur 1] rogresses afr cl ~ No. 45 FOR HOTELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND COLD STOR- ; “experi © rapidly progresses 4 AGE HOUSES, No. 55 FOR GROCERIES AND MEAT MARKETS ‘«A4 fall stomach ||| | ‘Bee ae oa iy. mc its"’ legerdemain co letely mystified OCtOT the patient is hardly ; re of it | ' ments’ in pers anne more so because of his .1S entirely cnred.. The vieseds seems o Standard § Scale & Fixtures Co., Sole Agents his audience, , li ft fh ft Ss? clever pretenses 3 ~ eae ee ; act directly on the nerve s and blood LE: g & ) Sam, Kitty an Clara Morton have 1%} sels of the ‘ i — e es e ear 4 ’ . smne ‘delight fur sketth they presented ear- . sacle : stot parts affected as it comes in 610 - NORTH FOURTH STREET 610 lier in the season, and It Is a winner Bt | Soren contact with them and sets up a HELL TELEPHONE MAIN 2177 M ST. Louis. surely it is time to drop those bad imperson- hea thy action. PSS: ; 3 alge be FP id Sousa. Smith |,,, aie which ina perfectly nat ° ° ; . 7 ations of! De wey, S hley at it dl , Drings ti . } Gi A) Ori? * : i and Fuller do a good musical! turn « ita ee i) condi - we parts to their nor " riety of instruments. The St. Onge broth-; 7!4) Conaition ers, comedy bicyclists, are about the best [he remedy does Its work without = : ! Pout erati W " = “> ' b eve e Clemence sis Ss, Op Y: ' . i ; to if ‘ : si A Seeds on —— aan am Fo applauded 5 3 a mconvenience to the Sulleret nd jj 9 ee , 3 |The work of the Mimic Four, rapid transit) justly considered one.ofthe most ner-| Or ! : Se comedians,called forth vociferous appli ause. 1torious discoveries Of modern mediciné | “eee : , ¥ d in the bill are Bob Brat “les 18 One of t} ee ye y ek ES : AN D Others include the most annoy: Lt { ‘ y > gan, dancing comedian; Powers and Hy oftentimes d angerou Ny Pos ” re gle be ny form of piles, ufiless _ baffied the skill of other doctors. b AN) lp ty | they want to. > Fe. Dr. King, by a method entirely his own, cures Strict ; MINISTER WU CRITICAL. he Pyramid Pile Cur ~+} yf ow. 3 4 and Varicocele, without any operation or pain or loses e 1s perie y A 7 , time from business. This treatment was apne a by \iways good and ever growing better. = 4 ~ +. = harmless, contai ae ’ | Told Chicagoans They Needed Soap a } , ning no mineral poisons, > > ; King and there ta positively no other treatment in use wh * and isialso very réas< mable in Price, cost : a. will cure without the ald of knife or some painful operation, Sold ia airtight moisture preof packages. : es and Had Dirty Windows. ing but 50 cents a Package. [ft is sold in CONTAGIOUS SrLO0cHdD POISONING NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ' . ¢, 4 Special to the Post-Dispatch. drug stores ev ¢rywhere. The manufactur-! In all its different stages Ia cured with absolute certainty by Dr. King’s treatmen ny other ill effects. The cures performed by him are CHICAGO, March 19—Wu Ting Fang. | ers of the remedy are the p , es y Pyramid Drug i without salivatior once cured by him never return Chinese minister, is in Chicago the guest| Co. of Marshall Mich who my t, and 3 * ; Pas ; ” Have placed with the same guarantee of su Loss My ame of President Harper of the University of | this excellent preparation ‘before the’pub-f) vigoR an Ce dincidaes of. men, SiectaSe Shee, URI A Chicago. lic only after Btving it ‘ : PERS. | PROSTATIC Dis and all CATARRILAT, AFF FRCTIO Minister Wu wil] deliver the convoca- peated tests & ane SCHOFULA, BRON‘ Mart ty A ROOKLET FREE re a a in pial tion address at the university this after- | physicians, | t 4 noon and will attend a series of receptions | .,ce< have Moed ws shad “He ... Hours: 3a. m. and dinners in his honor. fo ree ‘DR. ‘NAT HANIE te “Ki iG, i —* is : x r _ When Minieter Wu Ting Fang stepped disappyint | you.”
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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH 19, 1901 AMERICAN CONSUL Vitliilé, DUM enare CHASES A SULTAN WASHING ? BG US EP FOURTH AND WAS TON . emer! OO. He Expects a Lively Time in Running Down the Ruler of Se mcmama Morocco to Demand an Apology toe the United ~» N EW We announce our arrivals of New States Goverment. Season Floor Coverings, embracing a magnificent collection of Royal Wilton, ; | CARPETS, Axminsters, Wilton Velvet, Body Brus- sels and Tapestry Brussels Carpets. ORIENTAL In our “Daylight” Rug Rooms we show hundreds of new and exclusive RUGS, styles in the best makes of Wiltons, DRAPERIES, Velvets and Axminsters. We might say that our extensive facilities have CURTAINS, enabled us to present to our patrons an unparalleled assortment, selected from SILKS, every quarter of the globe where weav- ay ee ee ae ee iy ee Ne ee Mw eS ees * “= a e r n ing has reached a fine art, and our am- ZZ BZ : Z OR ple capital has enabled us to buy in en LLL. OA OMFS, eas THE SULTAN OF MOROCCO AND HIS DOMINION. | é IPENING such quantities as to Save our custom- Mulai Azziz, the young Sultan of Morocco, is only 21, and has been reigning with the as- | In the vast retail establishments of large cities, many | f h h — Fy ~~ et oon he Mg 12. Ey elder eee is a a agp =) WASHINGTON, March 18.—This govern: | BE Be would not be welcome at the cour. Then occur irregularities, suppressed or painful menstru- ee i i i i il ment wants two apologies and wants them | tion which has given offense to the United ation, weakness, indigestion, leucorrhea, general debility, so badly that a warship has gone to Mv-' States. It was threatened that If Gum- “ handy | mere started for Morocco City the capitol and nervous prostration. During the past thirty days we have received many rocco for one, and several vessels auth ba moved to seam atee aon ae ouk e ove o some e lace, ¢é They are beset with such symptoms as dizziness, faint- around Venezuela may request the other. would keep moving if Gummere followed. ee | SP eee! leacers. The affair'with Morcece [eC eee ee | mala, Me, Cumenate ee Geen. oe ness, lassitude, excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleep- ’ ’ ’ , esting because amusing. If the Grand | reported the matter, and after considerable ‘deliberation it was decided to send the in- lessness, melancholy, “all-gone” and ‘* want-to-be-left-alone ” . 20 patterns FIGURED C is HINA SILKS, Vizier and the minister of foreign affairs structions to him to demand an apology. ‘ carry ats they hav king, | Mr. Gummere will notify the Sultan that h feelings, blues, and hopelessness. worth from 50c¢ to $1.00 a yard at arry out threats they have been ma | m notify th 4 P- gs, p > a ' , ' or whic } ris to be demand- is coming, and that he must wait for him. . : ind for which the apology 1s to be demand- || r for threatening In such cases there is one tried and trueremedy. Lydia ' f he stay and apologize 00 TAPE ed, there is no telling where the residence ‘not to stay, the incident will be closed. If ’ , of des Fy sgemes pieceademah P of the government of Morocco will be lo-/he does not wait for Gummere’s arrival— E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound at once removes cated when Consu . Gummere S| well, the governmerit officials are not pre- j i one and one-half yards square, worth $1.50; to close to visit the Sultan. | pared to say what will follow. P such troubles. The following letters prove this. They glso O b | OR IENTAL CURTAINS . at ae ye te 9 see an uae aareae | : The specific reason siven for the demand prove the value of Mrs. Pinkham’s advice. : u e erici |TOrT an apology is tnat the grand vizier was Ne Dale O 4 notice on the Sultan of Morocco that he | guilty of an apparent discourtesy in his ef- | : must not move himself or his capitol until} rort to defeat the purpose of this govern- worth $4.00; price | EES EE AE TCS OE * after he has seen our consul, ment in sending Gummere to Morocco City ‘* Dear Mrs. Prncuam:—I take pleasure in writing ou a few lines Last June Marcus Ezegui, a naturalized | on a special mission. thanking you for your advice. I did just as you told me a taking your W American citizen, was killed by a mob at/ The affair with Venezuela results from ee : A . 15 Patterns S iSS NMIUSLIN, RUFFLED MUSLIN CUR- Fez for firing a pistol at a Mussulman with the arrest of Ignacio H. Baiz, United States medicine, and owe my life to you. You are like a mother to your sex. I - agent at Barcelona, Venezuela. was awfully sick, was all run down and felt sick all over. I looked like a hy wh ed. Loker gee) whom he had an eatercesa ae — —— consular This government demanded the punishment | Baiz is not an American, but he has repre- , shi , of the leaders of the mob but was unable| sented the United States at Barcelona for rson brought out of the grave. My face was as white as the driven snow. Then the | 20 yéars, and as one of its consular officers was always tired after doing a little work and would have to sit down. to make the Sultan do anything. , 3 : i, PRICE state department demanded $5000 as in-/| this government has an interest in protect- I was troubled terribly with headaches and my appetite was not good; demnity. There was much diplomatic cor- | ing him from indignity, Baiz was born in so, troubled with shortness of breath something awful for about TEED O ECCS, eae eet ne ee in eo [ot tomes, Danish West Indies, and the Fou not go up one fligfit of stairs without bein tired and teem States threatened to send a warship to! Danish government may take a hand in the K P - : eden ng stop to get my breath. I Was feeling just as miserable as could be. I took Tangier. The $5000 was promptly paid and | case. ) given to Ezegui’s widow in New York. Within a year Baiz, who is a merchant at two bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound i> T E N DS— When the Ezegui claim was paid the/| Barcelona, was arrested by military officers j A C U Vi U LA E D O D DS A N D Moorish government apparently believed | for refusing to make a contribution, pre- and cannot express my thanks af te —? eg a medicine has done for that the visit of Gummere to the Sultan’s/| sumably for their government. me.”—MISS M. F., 35 Devon St., Grove Hall, Rox ury, Boston, Mass. Short pieces and patterns to be discontinued. court would be abandoned. Recently, how-/| Instructions were sent to Mr. Loomis, ° P ever, it became known to the Sultan and | United. States minister at Caracas, to enter +6] Can Work Every Day in the Week Now.” Another week's gatherinas will be found in our his advisers that the other claims would be|a vigorous yrotest and ask for adequte ; woeeen - aMetc ot omens moe, eae fonerasion. Now. betore a hat is arranged, “Dear Mrs. PinkKHAM:—I write this letter for you to publish for the . . . No. 2, = Usting Drains, Lost Manbow!, from Indiscretion, | these eight will be -exactly the same as} In accordance with the expressed wish o inciitinee ‘tn -the 4 slati of a letter aq-| NEW YORK, March 19.—The billion dollar 3 a 2 % Bceés or lndclgence, causing Seif-Distrust, Melam- | those which were held three vears ago in the secretary of the treasury the board will . iB ve ransiation a teel . , | SEeEnh, o mettionlcss. “oe eS eel be Lusiness lengland The, are the 100-yard daeh, the 440)- hear the different arguments and render a dressed by the people of Tutuila to Presi- stee trust will swell its capital $100,000, 000 / BLOOD AND SEEN 4) compa ike tnt) thie yard dash, the half and the mile run, the! decision at the earliest possible moment. dent McKinley: to take in the American Bridge Co. But Ss — Uminany ts. ee ——— i oo fi ——— — a —”: | i) |] is Excellency, the President of the as the “billion dollars” 1s In reality $1,- >» . ections, as: ‘ainful, difucu: ne, , 254,000 - ' » ‘ : too frequent, milky, bloody urine, and PRIVATB : , , United States of America. 2”. capital and: bonds, Ge: Gime “VARICOCKLE ~~ oy Ane sag ial Your Excellency, our good. and es- e- now have $1,354,000,000 capital. 78.8. CUTE i “5 - r F . > . . ¢ re ie Alsc Piles and Hectai ‘Disenabe — — | teemed father, greetings: The people of 1@ value of the bridge company was DIcTie ’ ; Tutuila wish to express their thanks for} placed on a higher basis than the managers INARY free by mall or,at office. | ' — *" | i h t honorable a. - itty TP PPM Cee IL be Lam ate Leith. ysl me’ your re-election to the mos onorse > lof some of the other corporat! if i | : : position of President of the United States rporations were willing to concede, hence the delay in tak- , of America. It seems now, that with your election our anxiety of the past is at aN /jing it into the trust. a — ' He end, The American Bridge Co. controls prac- We willingly ceded our country to your/., ci. , ' ac ' : : -o lle ‘@ > ‘Ore Be ph weer elena He (Commander E, F. Tilley) has framed |aiready, contre). iy eronoreiy tot Sees tems ‘ ¢ = . : ‘ > r s. . : 7 , . Simulating the Food and Reg ula- | f B g the a SOverR OR eet onl would be cast | carrying business of the great lakes. ting the Stomachs and Bowels of ear acide “in gur "government, our | customs, me — ——————— which we honor, woul e changea © “ terfered with, we feared the rule of the sol-| LORD SALISBURY IS AGING. (military rule). But now our doubts ———— me , t dier , satisfied because the ° P ; 1ona ure are finished. We are satis -. tye Bam He Shows Apathy and Will Probably ’ 7 . : at ymmo'es Vises Chee ful aithful and kK aS — Promo Diges lion C ‘ He has made good laws with wi LONDON, March 19.—Those who have | gone by such laws as we NOT NARCOTIC. if fears that law: ne catablished by the gov- ' who judge uprightly. We/and speaks like a veteran whose work is) ther. with each ¢ are improving, | politicians and by well-informed diplomat- Rochelle Sali - ’ , : c ith the Unite steuse nection wit now is lest he be re-/ period for the fortunes of the Unfontst a) ; , -ernments : A ; The above picture contains four faces—a father Worm Sead - of gover if it shall be pleasing tO yOU! of some kind for Mr. Chamberlain. The I have given per line ton te the working of M. I. S. T. on the hu to | promises, In days Opium, Morphine nor Mineral Fa iE ‘inatelv broken, but now the wrong-doer | and out of Parliament are impressed with | ‘ished in the cour has placed wise, | aging during the last few months and looks « ¢ Wl ] es impartial judg safetv and in friendship| done. His retirement from office during | Pum, un S a * , learning, we cod Tilley, we are hecome worthy of our con-| {sts. anxiety But our us. according to the customMs/| party. A new leader must soon appear in his three daughrers. one ¢ ; ‘er is, if ‘ aa Gaugniers. Any one cen find the | Sargon raver lise te to Commander B. F. Tilley, that he} Liberals, meanwhile, are gaining ground. must say that it entirely meets with my professional sanction ood gevernes, yn ane has kept his Soon Retire. ness and Rest.Contains neither | Gl dom and according to Oe eae india [heard Lord Salisbury's recent speeches in he knows he will be pum-| ni. anathy and fack of vigor. He has been | ernor, and over which he | Piece af Old Dr SAMUEL PITCHER 4 dwell now with Under Commander B. F./the present year is expected by practical | tix Senna + : and we hope to d States. The present session is indeed a transition moved from of great nations. OUT) the person of Mr. Balfour, with promotion ather's face, but It is not so easy to ciistingulsh 1a always or until all he has D. H. LOOMIS, Late Demonstrator of Anatomy, Philadelphia Medical College. the faces of the three young ladies. If. ho > rith 1% t daughters: faces ee sted has matured, and the good ou succeed In locating the three « Seat dame . . , —~ , you wil receive au hyd, = pameetierkaels tear A perfect Remedy for Constipa- i ‘ork he has commenced has taken a deep Hundred Year Club | root in the country and has Desome Vee 2 WHAT WE CUARANTEE M. I. S. T. No. 2 WILL CURR. u mh tl ovo fo " ‘> o . . -~ . epay you as Five Hundred Dollars mble on lion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea root in the country, and HAs Tere ever | : SEMEB bere pietuee penny. Worms Convulssons ,Feverish- For a, me fa ax - - ae Are becoming numervus. The idea !s to promote : RHEUMATISM, ne matter how load sehedian:’ Any ench of ta@euine ote é ' od in s graciousness ‘ longevity. Jt is tnteresting to pote tbat the! + er or Enlarged Prostate Ulasd, no matter if the patients have been for ears to Cu find the three daughters’ faeces mark each wutihe » a G eross (X) and tnclose same with 2e tn silver, or 18 | ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. May fj happiness upon vou. hick > meatheter. SYPHILIS IN ANY STAGE. wo oe8S Ramps, for & package of **Naterdny H | — i ae | ; re your true children. , ighe, Seen een ww onlieth century sclentae | FacSumile Signature of —_— 7" MAUGA, is food and the stomach. Long life and goog! | Vitality. Itis no sumalast. Itseffects are permanent and iastine. Will core any Soe ued th - Governor of Falelima hast. : pe ay acs Ret e | STRICTURE without local treatment. Will cure any case of Varicocele. Will remove eme TULT | aw from the system Cancer and Caacerous Germs, a . wat ~ .-% s Sia Sa tells pasetve’ out edpe of ice enn | | AAS tice. 4 ; zt - health are not possible unless the stomach does | ‘ 2 a ° * . = ' 73 " - : Pa ~ . : Bie Ron cutie das your cutee err NEW YORK. Coverner CTA ae Ts |ite wort wropérir. There is « way to mate it, it] |. Atarlaoploal Trouble aed apparestiy incurable dimes of the estan) tt aaa SET eden che tneve Lidnen teers on rn ‘ealg’ ay ieee, ISCINO A PRISONER it does not. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is an|» M. 1.8. T. hasbeen on the marketfor over 20 year8,acd Han cused t : as. D . ; erers. Itis prescribed by leading physicians allover the country. It pleasant te successful in finding the tnree hi lden faces we Aft & manths az5id wil end promptly, and lp erlute ly free, a hand. , " ; " German Pearl Mcarf Pin. Tt Da * ., — Ss = / ee é : oe fe >, ! P Fe . c : f oo. a. >t ali ms 4 soll at” ait er or ae hand —— - ~ be . - : are ‘ wy oa a >. of pe i a es
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Per ‘ ~ & > aed [SPA * * e ‘ ie eg t hn ~~ - te — = ee Fy ; ” : TUESPAY—ST. LOUIS POST-D a ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. by THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 5!3 Olive St. Published SUBSCRIPTION RATES. City and Suburbs. Country. 1 cent 2 cents wv cents Daily, single copy....... tunday, single copy... DELIVERED BY CARRIER— Dally and Sunday, per we Daily and Sunday, per mon*h Daily only, per month 11 cents 15 cents TELEPHONE NUMBERS BY MAIL IN ADVANCE Kinloch Daily and Sunday, 1 year. ..$6 Daily and Sunday. 6 months. 3 Daily and Sunday, 1 month . Sunday, 1 veer Sunday, 6 months Sunday, 2 months (yw) ” (") rey tf) Dog RATES 41) to ’ TRANSIENT POSTAGE 24 ti 2 Outside the United States, ¢ .. Be ratcs, nO) Page q 42 Pages " a?’ ve vic five Entered at the Post-Office at St. Lo Remit by Money-Order, Draft Addrese a!) ns and Matter. or to ee aervice communicati 4 - POST-DISPATCH, & Louis. :] A gre ne vy, RookeryY, Chicago aa nnd Agent Foreien Ads 48 Tribune Building, New York. 4060 The —_————_ => am sissies AD B—_ BD —$ Or el —— SWORN CIRCULATION nee’ 172,969 MARCH 17 FOR THE SIX PRECEDING SUNDAYS: 171,747 jhO+~171,209086 1GO0,470 Mar. 10—-172,9006% Niar. i4 } « t- ‘ost Dispatch will aceept all adver- the distinct and unequivocal ation in the city of St. Louis and TWO other morning or evening with is : OUR GUARANTEE? OUR GUAKAI Halt GILARANTiES that ite PAID ¢ suburbs is greater than tiat ans newspapers combined: and that it has a larger PAID circulation, SUNDAY or DAILY, THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER BETWEEN THE MISSISSIPP! RIVER AND THE PACIFIC OCRAN. ee ee i ee i On ili niin mil = 7 NESBIT LAW AMENDMENTS. One of the most important acts of the State the last days of the session of the Nesbit law Expressing the sehtiment the Post-Dispatch vigorous!: 1 L the Nesbit least, radically amet it as a sound party policy policy, The amendments embrace all of ought to be made in the law. They do not pr registration only, but they include practically all ments that can be utilized in the spring election tlally all that were demanded b epublicans, three days of City Hall reeistration to the are cut off: the Secretary of the Commis: cannot the full power of a commissioner; dismissal for cause of judges and registration lists must be made int Republican commissioner and clerks. With these all pai erislature law or, at matter as wel! as publi the Vide for precinct the improve- anu ado not { nangkes substan- The last election exercise made for the publication of ctions and the judges previous ion provision is the corr Republican cle} ks for the ime nominates amendments election frauds may be prevented and an honest election assured Power to citizens to guard against frauds. One organization check fraudulent schemes on the part of another party organization. The spring election must he honest election. Vigorous steps should be taken to that end. The law offers oppor- tunity to prevent fraud, in a peaceful and orderly manner. eee is given party can an now Democrats and Republicans alike ve irked for the World's Fair. oftencr work togethe: they do not for os - —- | “GIVE ME A HAIL! London has a bishop, Winning Ingram can hardly fail of becoming as well loved by the p great Cardinal Manning. Bishop Ingram has worked End districts, and on being installed in his pressed regret that he would be obliged to keep a ag tending to separate him frem his less fortunate fellows, and said to his former parishioners: “If any of you see me driving through London in lonely st give me a hail and I will delighted to take you up and gi you a lift.”’ This represents modern religion in its best spirit. In spite of the diatribes of geome radical! pessimists who can see no he pe for the future anywhere, there is democracy and brotherliness in the of it. The present century will doubtless see many such bish- ops as Winnington Ingram. ‘They will be in the spiritual field what the philanthropist is in the material field—an influence for the uplifting of the race. —— name, ple as the ton by Kast ex- carriage, in me of the poorest new office ate be ve church as well as outside o0-o-—— If St. Loula is to be up to her World's Fair she must have something better than a continuation of the Ziegenhein muni. cipal exhibit. ——- © ©@ -—___— NO DODGING THE CONCLUSION The report of the secretary of the State Board tion contains some curious features Values in the state are practically stationary, the in: for all kinds of property being only $15,000,000. This may not Surprising, bul there is a remarkable crease in the values under the caption, *‘Money. notes.” In 1900 these were valued at $66.444.%: ,, $66,028,856 were found. What of And if true me prosperity? It notorious kind which would has enormously increased Can we dodee of Haqualiza- ‘rease de- bonds and in 1901 only $400,000 ? be the has bec nie What has Il that busin S nted boasted the the tate is our Ni bonds ssouril of and mtradiction. is dodging going on? is in be repres money, There is a neular « that eee the conclus! there A statue of Carnegie enlig please the canny Scotchman and w - —--—-——__ —e ee FENDER DIDN'T. WORK t YCu! Old ly Oy) the world would mMoOut ntenineg greatly uld a! fit the situation. a eee Sunday aflernoon a Transit car, dragecd 2 jured. “The fender failed to work.” It is an old etcry, getting this merciless s! that it will be Why does Will work? It cannot which are which will y Was k rion lee unde! tiie fendey will tedious perhaps when Quehter ‘ ernis Ler i] . SO) no ionge the Trensi r iy provide’a that sof 7 eat fender he pi Ky nders to work. ident and nius ceihle a i] aaa : ' ; ' i} : : sa” { fail of jit protect foot Passengers jy age Save life and itimb Inventive eg been difected to the proble: or years with substantial results If the companies do not aval ¢) | of the efficient fender Gevices it must be bec: thes at wi: to do so. The lash of publi. applied to municipal and corporation official: slaughter. Ce tit are Lise wh *“- oe. — —— - Ae se The American who is t open 15 shoe stores in leading cities of Germany will sucoéed if he can get the St. Louis product. “ » iit’?s he -~ i n a +l Trust selling to foreign consumers at $11 less it demanding of Americans, who is paying the American or the foreigner? —— © 8 eo the Ste than lax, With per ton the tariff is lobster appears to be equally at home and Republican Legislatures. -—_—__———— eee — The lobby Democratic The Carnegie gift horse is a thoroughbred. *?e¢ POST-DISPATCH SNAP SHOTS. President Diaz is one of those Presidents who think untii he dead. An 1800-pound weight on the City Hall clock passed through three floors, when it dropped, without hitting a man should not be an ex-President is Louisville a politician. Mme. Bernhardt does not seem to re: much it would have been for her to learn to English for millions of Americans to learn to speak French. luckiest of who was born « Day. No prayers hoe’s soul. Mr. McKinley must not be fornia orange crop. No President the California climate perfectly a Washington. how speak The Patrick Donahoe of ad ed Tl Patrick Dona- all Irishmen St. Patrick’s Day and be said for is B STON, nm St. need the re pore of censured erdoing ted ft lists erare tile aIiCe Can pc SO g£reat a McKinley meet or President Diaz and President Diaz may give President can have them Should Texas, President tips as to how a inclined to President three more terms if Lit cept Kilpatrick arrived {fn Francis Patrick's Day bringing 400 of our sick soldiers f: ippines So many of them will doubtless Patrick and Kilpatrick as as they live. The Colorado Wilh a ha he is The transport San as recover blees long stuck burglar and titne he tried to free hi now us The conditi n of the is not reported, but his terror must have been somet sat on a every heroine who tpin and screamed m- has nerve prostration. bur- Stl , clar hing serious, —_>+ Tl ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. A wits Never beard of READER Address M lo pl pal, There Total There rn. FIRMINGER I R. RIGHT CONSTANT READER Ss P.—Write ROXANA EK. R. H CYRANY J l ' here Wilk G DAILY SURSBOURILER CITIZEN IRENE M.- 4m J. M. TERBER day in November INQUIRER. --The grounds, tmit the very cheap quibble at that B.C We can find no recon] Be more specific, of write te « committed. Ti was met ia te Io! LA Neat ular civil Ri whiber Bit Frnest Lownis Was hanged \ew vi luestrow Helen Gould : bsishop Riot iss of 1806 $27 529,041 of 1857 be a St. Patr © next of 1861 a premium otless vear There eubeription list m the Next f cent World's on elther at is neo be ser Fair office at marries] pair cal! ibe ay the examinatiog for postal service me day Tues Home mad returo of regula” Wor. 1° ‘ ; miter S «ari air will, otf «4 he! the fair ’ } on | nadecided : iibblin g and itsé a the crime the pape | iy > railway mail rks , tainifiatl rvi © .amM Bat on fer there way bs Li ard of ane i» i” ; al 4,4) ’ easier | than Patrick's “~~ eau iNCID. Fortieth | the | that | it can be easily ! Tres | | the Cali- | oO manage | from | in Some ' i women i ' | ost , ' Loar | aed : CH —MARCH 19, 1901 The li- | will appear to best} building as well as one of} It is central, | rom every part of the city. | can no doubt changing | of | ry? 4 7 : The woman of fashion has put upon the Japaness for ho and idl This model] ‘kK Japanese silk, most 'richly covere i m and green, ling bri tume relaxation being of Ol THE EASY SOLUTION. shade ling story)—Twice I snapped it failed to and what - Jerrold (tel my rifle at the charging lion: explode. He was right upon me do you think I did then? Ethel (yawning)—W oke — PROVOKING. up! -Judge love me,” he wrote, red tonight, | have not, white,’’ rose So she to the play, And he swore despair At the huge vellaw flower That was tucked in her hair Mrankfort Roundabout, | PROPER PROCEDURE. went Tr) — ——. — a> eet Te OUCAN pee a6 RE A > — Sa Ce Sy - 4 ¢ Z VA —— te Atty, b mw (i Ly VA 4 . E @ hee ay ‘ , i. it 4 V0 t, Af A/S fa / we 4 Hi “What, did 1 hear you order Bel- | Tne oroughtiy, so I'm trying to > A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. A good beginning is half-way to the end. PYTHAGORAS. on ~ . . “ o m . ~ 2 , " » > @ > ‘ => « > . > ~ - ‘ * . INGS. man in dis worl hez a hard but de beautv of it ji De good row to hoe. hoes h. ” 7 yY 7 ee ee ee ee ee eee ee a is, he De people what shouts halleluia de toud- ,es’ aln’t got half ez good a chance ez dem | what feels it in dey heart. Hit's 2 mighty bad thing ter say de day er jedgmint is fur off. De only thing dat ll suit dese sinners is quick trials. | A WHERE SHE GOT HER PRACTICE. | handles “How firmly Mrs. Binglewood graspsithe of the loving cup.” es. The evidence in her divorce shows that she grasped her husband's 'the same way.’ —Cleveland Plain Dealer. DREADFUL DREAM. euit ears 20bbs—Old Titewadd is about insomnia Says he is afraid to go to Sleep. Diubbs—Does he fear burelars’? Bobbs—No; but the last time dreamed of giving away monev.- American. he slept NOT LITERAL. editor told me to write | her seal | Kimono as the ideal cos- | ness, | broideries of gilt red | charming | [ Stage Manager: Now, Mr. Stormer, listen to me a moment. Barnes Stormer (the villain): Well, sir. Stage Manager: When the heroine says to you “Do your worst!” that doesn’t mean to act that way. POINTED PARAGRAPHS. A good word is an easy obligation. When language fails a woman she resorts to tears® Are trousers purchased on credit breeches of trust? (,00d resolutions are hard to keep. Worth makes the makes him worthless Ventilating an opinion cften causes a cool. ness between friends A gardener minds his peas and a billiard marker minds his cues. The footsteps of a mailearrier are guided by the direction of Strangers. A jovial spiritualist might be appropriate- happy medium. for gold was of yellow fever.- nothing, but they cost man: the want of it ‘ly termed a Man's greed lerie ine! germ ‘Daily News. probably Chicago ~> was only one Many advantages the situation ments conferred upon me, and the perpetual noise Life on the Puerta del Sol commences abont 5 a. m. and leaves off about 3 a. m Up until 2 a. m. the newspaper boys « tinue to ut their special edition the vendors of oranges. lemonadys Sweetmeats to vell thelr wares and traffic never ceases at all. At first I found it diffieult to” sleep at all through return itor day, were on a commanded an uninter- famous Puerta del Sol, thoroughfare of the erpetual me, in peSetas a second capita! drawback to the of my apari- that was ate iit) ihe the continuous uproar, but gradually | grew accustomed to it, and then even a dozen newsboyvs velling, “A hor rible murder!’ under my window ali night long failed to keep me nwake. One gets at last istomed to notse that it is its cessation which interferes w.th si) ice » had this experience often notable instance was when for fortnight | lived in a hotel in Covent en. My bedroom window then looked upon the space immedlately | market, and all night long rolled up over the great horses’ hoofs clattered, drivers and the market-porters shouted, creating between them a perfect pandemonium. Singularly enough, after a night or two, the incessant noise ceased to interfere with mvy rest. It was only on Saturday nights, when the place was as silent as the grave, that I lay and tossed from side to side. | missed the noise, and that kept me awake, i have only mentioned this circumstance because it is exactly on all fours with my experience when I lived on the Puerta del Sol in Madrid. é One day. after returning from a bull- fight at which ‘‘all Madrid,’ including the Queen Regent, had assisted, 1 found quite a large crowd gathered round the entrance to my hotel, and a number of people in the crowd were talking at the top of ‘their voices, and gesticulating violently. The hotel interpreter was standing calmly sur- veying the scene in the mosttfapproved and dignified Spanish manner, and, pushing my way through the people until I reached him, I begged him to explain to me what was the matter, “It is nothing,” he said quietly, “only that man yonder in the long cloak is a murderer, and he is being stared at by the crowd.”’ ‘‘A murderer'”’ I exclaimed. “Then how is it he is not in custody?” “He has been. He has prison today.”’ “He has been released?” ‘“‘No: he has had leave of absence to at- tend the bullfight. Instead of returning to prison, as he should have done, he has taken a stroll on to the Puerta. The peo- ple have recognized him, and so now he is waiting here until the police come to take him to prison again. Some of the crowd might annoy him if he walked away.’ l went upstairs to my room, and from mv baleony I saw the denouement of this little incident of Spanish everyday life. about five minutes the police arrived; under a strong escort, the murderer taken away, and politely conducted back to prison. come out of In and, As he stood in the center of the officers, | I had a good opportunity of observing his features I took a mental note of them, and registered them on my memory. That evening the interpreter accompanied me to a cafe-chantant in a low quarter o! the town, where it was dangerous for a foreigner to go alone. In the ®ntervals of the entertainment (one which would shave roused Mr. County Councillor MacDougall to frenzy) my in- terpreter told me the story of the murderer of whose rescue from the mob I had been an evewitness that afternoon. Don Roderigo C was awaiting his trial for the murder of his wife under peculiarly atrocious circumstances. The had aroused his jealousy by some thought- less act. and after a violent quarrel! he had confessed that his suspicions her explanation, But on the morning after the quarrel, while she was sleeping calmly by his side, he had deliberately stabbed her to death with his navaja, a murderous, longe-bladed knife. which is to the Spantard what the stiletto is to the Italian. For this murder he was arrested, and was awaiting his trial, when he obtained a day's holiday from an official of the pris- on to go and see the bullfight. The temporary release of a prisoner un- der such ctireumstances seems _ incred- ible to Englishmen; but the custom of let- ting prisoners out of jail is a very common one in Spain, where the jail discipline Its extremely lax, and most of the officials are corrupt. A case occurred only a year or two since. in which an old lady was found and robbed in Madrid, and for a long time the case was shrouded in mystery. The son, a notorious spendthrift and keeper of bad company, would but of swindling. But one fine day this son had a rel with his gaoler, whom he nearly strangled, and whom, in his rage, he ac- cused of being a scoundrel. Mutual recrim- inations followed, and at last it came out that on the day the old lady was murdered the gaoler had allowed his prisoner to leave the prison, on condition that he returned the next morning. The price of this favor was to be a thousand pesetas On the following morning the prisoner duly returned, but in the meantime he had gone secretly to his mother's and murdered and robbed sand pesetas he handed quar- thou were her—the his gaoler But to return to my murderer. I possession a collection of phot connected with famous criminal ec; a whole album full of the ortral and gentlemen wh: for admission ati a4 = , of ta a ’ ‘ themselves (Chambet | of Horrors | guide | like to anda add murderer assured that lL) . 7, " tri Mac PHOLORTA] 1} «oT il} Md WAS Lops cession A few afterwarde met an nicht returning very english rcriend, had come t: Star who was ry , - ~ the smoke and Ble pry ’ d of life in the Puerta finished my cigar ; i like ifitted 3s Attracted ; i a large bolas he a string and swear man walking hotel with a it he Was a up dog t? ai K the dog before. but ! it as a valuable « faliing into such |} And went ” ecen that ne or beast ed my wWindew * the ne un to Mm : isked iine «of th , aiway 7 d me would buy the dog if aonb T a handsome fellow from cruel cnnnot thought | save such > - 7 ee % S ‘ i s nade a / , | : , e's : ; j —- +3 = : on . _—e 7 te6tor~ 0 . , . m 79th ates pans 0 a es i eS “ Ok) eee ee f = eu! y* Ce oS % — ~~ : 1 , ae - poor woma n were | croundless, and he was quite satisfied with | murdered | have been suspected, | he was already in prison on a charge | apartment | have In| graphe qualified fale and Charlesten tn the sume of treatment. I called the hotel interpreter to my aid, and the bargain was eventually sf iN I paid a good deal more than the was worth: but I have no doubt the rpreter added a good percentage to the , himeelf. He tnformed me that rmeriy the property of the seen on the previous even- arrest it oF been bought ho had now sold tt to me. * curiostites, senor,” said one now, fer o) oo | said to myself. “Tt but I suppose the ant- d anv of his master’s dog int of price pald the money I took mand coaxed him and fOon became good lid not want to drag a ‘pain with me I made ‘le- best way of sending him “au certainty of his being "on the journey. discovered an English who was taxing some horses to and to him I intrusted my new ‘e. Whom, in nonor of his nation- l had cehri tened ‘‘Don.”’ (rO BE CONTINUED). eel ality a Dost-Dispatcn Ports, FIUMORISTSx> PHILOSOPHERS COUNT BONI. Over yonder in Patree, Where the Frenchmen say “Wee, wee!” ee ee the funny kinds of hat, Castellane, the cold and cruel, | Shot De Rodays in a duel, |For the little count was Boni, but the edl- tor was fat. In his paper, The Figaro, (And it wounded like an arrow) This De Rodays caused an item to be pub- lished in his list, And the thing offended Bont, So he sought a faithful crony, And he called upon the editor and slap- ped him on the wrist. Then De Rodays shrieked: “You villain! Sacre! You deserve a killin’! I] faut que vous se battre en duel avec moi avant autre coucheral le soliel!*’’ So the eager Boni beckoned To his true and ardent second, And there were some lively doings when those Frenchmen met that day, ie “Sacre bleu!” the writer hissed. But the mark his bullet missed, But the nervy Castellane but little notied took of that, For the eager count was game, And the editor went lame, For Count Castellane was Bont but De Rodays he was fat. The spring poet ought to be a good hand at fancy work. Poverty never forces us to borrow trouble, ell LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ——— (This column fs open to everybody who has « complaint to thake, a grievance to ventilate, i®- formation to give or a subject of general interest to discuss, or a public service to acknowledge, and who can put the idea into the fewest words possi- ble. Letters from persons seeking cannot be given place in this column. All letters must be accompanied by address and signature.) A Correction. To the Editor of| the Post-Dispatch. In giving at | in yvour Sunday United States |of a colored man, never held suth a position as mars 'deputy, and that no such scene as the ple- | ture gives ever occurre | §8t. Louts. ISAAC H. STURGEON. deputy marshal in charg Please say for me that einen | Franklin’s Philosophy Again. (To the Editer of the Post-Dispatch. | In reply to “One of Ben's Friends,"’ let me say that the suggestion to a young Man quest of employment and possess ng $38 invest the entire amount tin elothing mine. but that of a prominent ralle wavy official. I asserted that persens of the 'Franklin school of philosophy would ques. the of such a proceeding, and assertion would have been strength- the quotations from the work of great philosopher that were given in communication signed by iin to was not ition wisdom il fficial, is if indulgent parents, a season ticket at a third-rate holds {s all that stands hetween him and beggar) i'nder umstances, were he en- ' pe receri more tfnan one haif of his eutat might be a friend of uit his profession of amity suth in question are open to iy» atates In his biography ‘hat oeeed in bla working clothes on h Philadelphia, and it ts quite was as indifferent, re- he matter of dress on that occae- -s when he appeared tn home- the court of Leute XVI. the ourt in christendom. T. N. rival in that he From the Loufsiana Territory. Support os City World. rr KANSAS ‘ rTrunity the world in expositions, It aT ind the men must be found sj make the big show the culmination forts that have been made along The exposition willl mark the of the most ' development of the coun in the history of the Unit rr : ’ - far errec ites — * _ > city, the people and of the seta neonle of Kansas of Miseeourt the magnificent territory of the Loulstana pur- will not be m The of the stn Thro which the hase has developed in the support, will g@atve the project and tts promoters. ~~ “86 Glad!” ‘ror the lillnote State Register ‘he great city ts delirious with hundreds of thousa ada, have heen asaured for ¢ ise Exposition tn 1g. ined, Ot te even taking other faire and expositions country, @and claima to have ‘ . , 2 ver | ind $20.08 respectively. “a “ notable event—— empire into Vi moral and matertal, they | ) ; 4 * # * } hy oe : 4 ‘ ee And they wear the queer mustaches an account of my public life paper you picture me a8 @& hal or Benjamin's | that would advise is presented to Bt. Louls | has ’ - " i i ” : $ 4 ©: a ~ * ) s ay e/ ig Louls te suffering witha nigh World's , na Pitta oe
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a ee ae ee eee ae ——: : wos baa Tt a TUESDAY—S§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARcH 19, 1901 sare uae ar iar + ar mom soe aes weir oe | BSQiSqQ |: Splendid Values for Wednesday That cannot fail to maintain and increase the interest in our Great Spring Opening Sale. / ' » you bought a yard of flannel “ Every item is selected with the utmost | , = —— Be ~ UTE BEE Atal a From 8 to Jo &. ~ \\) 3 From soto 12 &. M. . _ - 4 +} | a : | a Braids and a ~ mcg so ogy ) 1). ; a omade. 7 % ~ rapaticy h on third floor, per P sd mcaaneniiaitand rite Fat 5 cloi e yard s Secc cet eden ¥ewereeneeeeel C Ladies” esd “001s S we ery and ren? Lar vs . a ee 2 Corset | Of good cambric, with square neck, pear! buttons and worth collars. Sto 10. on main rr sotin, oes ae, lic—limit of 3 to a customer and only from C Se 10 to 12, on second floors | | each... | COVES. cach gue sbeseseec these cect easeennea wJpool * in) spoo! S Belding ; Spool lw . mn variousc lors— Pocket : Samples of Pocketbooks. Combination -y ks, Purses, Chat- a bargain irom & to 10) | | elaines, Bags, etc., in all styles—plain an twist. Wednesday. at 0 Spoo S, 5c | b k mounted—worth to 45c—choice | ()c = ie | 00 S, from 10 to 12. a eee ee ee eeeeeeeees pin st BREAD send it back and tell him you want the BEST, which ts made only & wl BEB % \ —-- OOO MKIN Bread Co. LATEST SPORT NEW -———_— a "1 J'00 hand-painted Op: aj §. vs with oretfe decoration: Pin d-painted Opal Hair bdee Tr ays, with pretty decorations 30-inch best quality English Henrietta, in all colors, including | fess black and cream—guaranteed value if cut from the piece 1 a —worth 10¢ cach—on our tl ird f (rays. floor, from 8 to 10. ee or C a yard—from 10 to 12, or main floor, we will goods. sell not more than 10 yards to a customer $C Fi ringe ; Drapery Cord, with gim} » attached—also Silk and Cot- , per yard ton Drapery Frirge, in great variety of styles C Of decorated German China—actually worth to 60c—on and cords, end coleeaaee ae “rth ap to c0-—1rOm é ery our fourth floor Wednesday, wBocenSoa na 2 wit A ca ma from 10 to 12 C a holdece each. — a eorseeeseeorbGovessesee**®eaneeeeeeeeese see Fi i (Mv) PTrOss of the pebatdatind Mennen’s Borated ‘Taleum a cum Powde r—-just from 8 to 10, Scarfs “Soiled and odd pieces—Embroidered Spachtel | Scarfs and Squares—all kinds—tmany patterns—al) more or less soiléd—worth to 49c— Qc Fcurrenr 7 BORALMA AND THE ABBOTT x PaWder. sais per MON ° CURRENT | Men’ S “a quality Elastic Web. Suspenders, with best mo- and squares. —_ 10 to 12, on third floor, ‘Ry ‘CT OF TROTTER C | air ends and good buckles, un piain and —$ GREATEST OF ALL TROTTERS a fancy webs; worth regularly 25¢—choi a (jc V1. - > --o -o_ 9 o_o __ o__0__@ 2 Match Is Proposed by Harry J. Ham. it a mat h is made and the two hors ‘ns | mM sheeting. p vard.. aes Ouse pases ietege 4S an orga $1.50 C ) TO ys , TT come loge the next Sumner, I oth in cond! eR BRET, Sr ee ee Kas : 1@ Wars in the fleld of sports are ter- . , : ticn, and Mr. Lawson is still of the opinion nserver ) minating happily before the season is well Hin, Who Beared Abbott, and the that Boralma can win, I think that we cau illow A case of extra sood quality 42 h eached Pillow asing, wrappers. . ute) yin Sd il llilialiala ati, ictal snes sco opened. A mont! a ' te Terms Nemed Have Been Ac- issuré him that he will be acc ernocaten ex | a bargain at 124c—from —_—— *—"- af ; d montn ago war clouds numer- for any amount he wishes to bet uy $204), NA R to ] ) oan ly isement a _ 3 cases of fine quality Long an in bolts of 12 yards, Lon worth $1.25—from 10 to LZ, ous and black obscured the prospect t Cc te J | Ow I think Lord Derby can beat Bor alm. m time and some money wn tag +a cop 8 cement | en aes Hew fast be thought The Ab- casing. : oe ae , ayia Thomas W. Lawson, bott would go, Mr. Hamlin said he belie ved —— basement, per , Percale wARLA pieces of dark stvles, navy bliue and black, fast colored cloth. bolt eee eee ere east Foe eee eee ese ese eee e Percale, suitable for Ladies’ House Wrappers, : 50 pieces of fine quality allover White Tucking, these in nearly every instance: not com- that he would show a mile in 2:01M% this Owner of Boralma. |Year, if he was right. cheap at 10c—in basement, from O), percale, Stoll", per yard...... hite with lace effect, worth 50c—in base- ment, from 10 to 12, gia but at least sufficiently to permit Lawson today isued a statement of 2000 a@ sight of their finis | no See see — me OF ¢ & ieir finish | words in answer to Hamlin in which ho ex- a ee ee eT nes — = ° 40 pieces of fine Pinue Suitiag, in light blue and pink, wit fuc ing. per yard BRE oireterdten yan me The turf w: s ' : Special to t » c ; f ir at t. Louis and at San pecia o the Poat-Dispatch. plained his proposition to Scannell. and un- Pi , : . ique Willl¢ stripes, a bargain at loc— , 100 dozen fine quality extra large Bleached and Unbleached “1 homemagend Ag A ut through the BOSTON, March 19.~—A match race for der certain conaltions. accepted the match. } le purchase of the | ¢o=9 oa between The Abbott and Boralma| He will put up $230,000 against Hamlin's | irom s to l) in basement, C suiting. per yar at , at Turkish Bath Towels, all ee Re sasueses worth up to 30ce—from 10 to 12, | C Bed 1) extra heavy double bed vy White (Crochet Bed iowels. basement, each ad Hebden thas r Copsey % a Cn Ci Ck (i qo ee MEU Se, fair Association property in 8t Louis |~ > : 4 . : F50) OCK) 4 , “ a . will surely end the local strife. for Kin.|™ay occur Thomas W. Lawson, who is $25 000, but requires that the race take lock Park will hardly figure bulidinge a vac | place in September over an association . { 5 ikure promi- yuliding a Vae ht W hich he ho eS t - ‘> ctory in sight. Erne and Hegerty will some to handie, but the handicaps should | in the game to stay, an agreement will both be in the neighborhood of ‘Frisco on | syread the men out and avoid crowding be entered into which will pre vent clash- April 30, and McGovern is doubtless fig- The pole vault is the least numerically in ing of dates. A chi ampionship series bhe- uring on killing several birds at a blow, | the matter of entries, but nine being ni ymi- tween the winnig teams at the end of the | 2™0"8 them the two specified inated for the event. Altogether 15 schools, season Would build up interest in the Even George McFadden, whom Terry de- | lubs and associations are represented in game doubtiess, and put it on a plane clined to meet after congue ring Joe Gans. | the games. with that of the old days of the associa- is not barred in the ultimatum to the —- tion, whe n St. Louls Was a four-time win- world. Not long ago McGovern considered The latest National Le: igm@ue team to get its ner McFadden too foul a fighter to meet, and! players all signed up is the Cincinnati. of | Kv en pugilism is showing signs of re- cut the latter ofr his list rather than take! which it is was said that there was nothing | viving and the talk in New York sporting|% Shance of being injured by nim on a| save dissolution in store for it. The sig- circles is strong of passing a law favor- foul. Hf nature of Capt. Tommy Corcoran was re- able to the sport. Spring is certainly prov- It was never because Terry was unwill-| ceived by Mr. Brush Monday, completing ing a time of rejuvenation in the sporting ing to concede the New Yorker weight! the team's list of players save for Irwin. world, that he refused to meet him, but simply / who, it is reported, wtil fall into line. Thir- Tary McGovern, In honor if St on account of the latter's continual habit; teen players in all have been signed and, Patrick's day, issued a challenge oa the | of fouling. McFadden, to the wonderment while this is not a sufficient number to , of everyone, recently won a fight on a ow! the season out with, it is enough for a world for eet ‘ oO , ep. : = msoting with any of its feath foul by Hawkins and the impression has) beginning. It is said that Amos Rusie wiil | curtains oD z f ? Spreads, regular $1.25 quality— 7 . trom & to Lt, in base- 1 case assorted dark and light Dress Ginghams, ress worth 12%c—in basement, C Spreads, va, ai... " ° from 10 to 12, per oys Boys’ Brownie (\verall : with apron and suspence 4 SiTapsys ginghams. ye , eeeee 10g eR ep treet ee Lb made ot best blue denim, extra strong ;: Il sewed— — ___— vs t ; - 2. @ te 1s Rees Byes 2. # Sag “7 Pete aptiet “es . Plain Gordon Rep, Fancy Figured Armure and Satin overalls. tea m 8 to 10, on third floor, 50-ine cet e, in stylish new colorings—suitable¢ for OCF POW. s&s 5 ive beees eee ortieres, draperies and upholstering, warth C ke : wae se ee : tapesiry, %— 7 pita ters 1” to i2, on third floor, per y —— Fine Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests—low neck c and siceveless— White %0-inch White Japa nese > Habetai, also Plain Black —regular 3% grades—in Silk Depart- lk ment, Irom ¢ ? Ladies’ silk-taped neck and arms—in white, pink and cy ol ° per yard, ovees blue. worth regularly 50c—choice from 1) to 12 C and not over tto a customer, at, eac Daccobss Ladies’ Of good muslin, with tucked yoke, finished with cambric ruffle—tull length and size—worth 4%c—hmut New Black Hemstitch Taffeta Silk, for wa ists and skirts— ot’ to a customer, trom & to lv. 10) desi gns—worth Toc—tfrom 10 to 12, gowns, on second tloor. at. each.... in Silk Department, C . . 1 ’ ] aee¢e eee ae 302 6-e2 *-* *e*eeeeeer* Pw 1H) Odd Fremch Guipure, Scotch and Brussels Net Lace o per yare.. eT aar4 - rhe local man was five inches shorter/ ton meeting than his opponent, and was at oC dis- : 1 | adv antage in regard to reach. Harris was | Sa a ’ hice : rear-— Y ¢ ( aS eV yer SS Coy FLAG ESF at bed at), for this seasom of the year—nothing as good has ever ead During the earlier rounds the Englishman ct price—actual V alue 0c per y ard. Our price W hile they ast per Vy ard held his own well. and had the better of] am 6 A 166) 6A a a aA PLL ® the encounter; but efter the the hele ina reach of the American be | 4 ° \gan to tell, and Palmer frequently went to Convincing. R. A. Et b J. H. Hildeb d, ler, R. Cisenbrey, iidebran rand, The only Compound Con- his corner in a dazed condition ' , 4-5; South- WATSON MAKES A DEPARTURE. | ; Henderson, J. R, Schoc eh 6 Sheend. R iar lie showed great courage, however, and centrated Extract of Sarsa- ‘lasted the 15 rounds in the face of bes erene OFFICE MEN BEAT DRURGISTS: to adeiver omeunt was the Cast-Offs’ day to show bad for | Pepper and L. J. Smith. puntsehment, and even managed vimin- the Inside. sidigionebia parilla — a telling blow now and then H Bae SRI ls Toward the énd he med to recove t) : Juntis r Associa’ 1é)] 5 tne 4 iches {| nd finished almost unte! ‘St Louis Ten Pin Team Disposed cf stering a shut-out to them in the easiesti/ .) oo. Vv, March 19.—The method acopt- a sor fashior e Cast-Offs wer GLABYUOW, Maren & : Rev. Arthur Edwards Dying. , ; ieome of his satreneth. and at s Ayer S TY lif Ril 2. Gan . as strong as Harris ° "ha A lle Experts in a Match Game lt = thie ont . soorge E. Watson in weighting the . | = - — | Lot hee Balti r Bellevi ii ' ‘ > | ‘ Pit ita Wing ' ; ‘ | bs (7¢ hs me kK ee. ti . . -} , ” e¢ only Sarsaparilla en > — 7 4 td more : hostage of One mai hic! ¢ : > 2 horts n man, Which MAIN boat of the Bhi rock Il marks an interest : y p | o—o-~—4 suet en the Courthouse Alleys. oe of tials shee alanine ‘eb bre S aioe : af — meg es his previous work. Edwards, for 20 years editor-in-ciet of the — eR Gepartul Northwestern Christian Advocate, ta dying dorsed by the medical pro- 7 After losing the first two games in their winners as his man at 3-5 , ~ ; | rr iverages: Benches, 41 4 ‘as s 26 Inetenad of the usual bolting of a block ‘ f ‘ bo ae | bowling mat: with the Druggists’ team “"""®”" apie é’ dhe = : h /of heart disease at hia home, No.e23% Ine | ession — | Sig i oa f lead to the fin, im the new boat (he) giana avenue. His condition became 66 ] “oe ke int ].e% rue N on- “he ' mvgis Are Tne [eweter a ¢ © ' = Th Cocked Ha ig ton The Sherw ls and the Newstead f th bronze plating has been car-| alarming today that his children were Suite ~ at’s Ayer’s. edaide. j lof the (entral r i | F ‘6 e settle if Merchants’ League played a close ontest manganese , ssi chy a eng . bare recgs ; oe ‘ -af : ‘ “former team winning ree : if five rted down to the potnt of greatest draught, moned to his b The perf ect type of | work and won the next three and the con)... nes Ludwig of the Newste: he —— ly © tons, has . 7 ho wr} f , »s as ee Pegg unger ot aa 4 ae : and the lead, welgning neariy J The only Sarsaparilla with ’ BRIEFLY TO LT he work of the win nz team wa aT for the eve iM Lot ‘ -; “aryl — run in side The advantages expected a record of over fifty years t of cures— é Th ¢ t j ta t Held had high « ’ ; « : ther & 6 tes rodit. The team average of the winner: ‘ourt ouse alleys, the home team win- ne oe is Ss e, Cl . of these siry three shia tfeht Geusenh 4 nel Pabat Cup « hallenger will fare under rritish > A: — . — _ me I That’ Ss A t the request of the owners, the 8St — ; , : er Ss . . 2 : ‘? si } . “vr * cr Pseu® *y «>s - We SS 5%. due ‘ hiefly to the W OTR Ti } ‘ : ; : y : Ls tages ‘ oureing oo ee _ poe - . — " and a taste con {WwW ) Tri ti The LDruggists’ high man was ‘ eet St Tou _ té nIrnN went better than y we mene UuTe ment Tite s. the t+ n#@ Ww exhib. tion Sunda) meeting a ‘ais Vinces that it is Brenner, Who rolled 55 for the evening. average. Teams: ouls, 184 4-5; Belle- ®@uthorities have arranged a special prige | 3-5 for the vacht first home, irrespective of |G Giliaspy, A. P. Goudman. Weights Kecl of Shamrock II. From) j. jackson, R. R. Zane, V. A. Lea, test see the purest whiskey, a , i ‘ . 7 . , ver es: SS) Te. “3 "ea. N : steadas - claims this: excellent, that of Rickart and ager daca erwoods, -: ; Newstead Ms » greater rigidity, from the neg Pr yg ilies oO to advantage he rne tneide the frames. and leas friction, particular sh wes ; — : ‘former ave raged 61 2-5 ~ the latter 63 a _ tenpin team crossed the riv- | ' | fe th " : 1. eS . rare é 78 and 70 to his an a picked St. Lowis team on the) face than the tea: ‘ . . . : come questio mn as to how the teal oo 6 @¢ 4-0 -« oo © —e @--¢- Stake for rext The only Sarsaparilla that time Park tn addition to the World's Fair ‘, Pure, Old. Mell ‘The team's average was 48 22-26 ville, 169 3-! makes rich blood sim event alre ‘dv acheduled rhe second . e, . ow ss i . es + rating or allowances. in an international and Strong aaa ie Gees a ee eee SOS . | The Acmes of the Central League showed Fake noonday lunch at A. B. C. Bar, 168| race, which has been fixed for June 7. entry | somethi ing ee inate on6- tiene nee mm ae North Broadway: finest culsine;: price, 25¢ a wit the Soutne©rns, Wihhink iF Pennsylvania S Crew Chosen. nerves — ia omit ) | gomeee ientrie ‘ the comin ndaoor eeting I $ antes ee ' es oO Oo. ith « rood oo ntries for the coming indoor meeting It ls the American J | contest, ones key should have'done becter| ARIZONA WILL EXHIBIT. \. PHILADELPHIA, March 19.—The Untver- ‘ has , That S Ayer’s. are all in with the exception of the com . average up vy sho : position of one or two relay teams Sev. BALTIMORE. Gentleman's than they did. however. as they won the it of Pennsylivanta’s offictal entry to the | core eee One The onl Sarsa rill ienty-nine individual® are entered In the Whiske frst three games, falling down woefuli) PHENIX. pr oe Mare » 19—A bill Henley regatta has been forwarded by mall | y pa a wd Contests, the total entries for the five open , y on the last two The Acme men bowled! been passed by the tate Senate. direct }te ‘ ‘hairman Thomas Reath of the rowing Saeape events numbering 1@. In the S-yerd darh 4 evenly and well, not one of the five falling! ing the Issue of $239,000 In 5 per cent thirty-| committee. The Mat of entries has 22 names. unde 51 for the five games Reyburn., 57, year bonds for the atid of ati Arizona ex- as follows: Coor Rer iE DY. Ayer’ S Sarsaparilla. i344 men are scheduled to start. while. tn the der ; ; |half-mile, the next popular event, 46 will was the star of the winning team. G./ hibit to the Loutsiana Purchase Exhibition; Capt. Arthur HM. Pliickwir, John P. $1.00 «@ bottle. All druggtsts. jcompete. The high jump. with 19 entries, . Dammert, with a score of but &, spolled/| at St. Louis. The bloom of the Cereus iner, F. L Dareepet. Samuel Cro j#hould prove interesting The mile event, DAVID NICHOLSON, 8t Louts, Mo. the otherwise good appearance of the | gopteus was formally named by the Leg- dr.. Andrew J. Kuh humunch, d. dé. 0. AYER CoO., Lowell. M--- with 32 contestants, looks rather cumber- Southerns’ averages, which Bick led with jslature the official flower of Arizona. i Batheven, w. Gc. G
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TCESDA Y—ST. LOUIS S_POST-DISPATCH —MARCH _19, Nm ws * ~ tein . ~w felc , 15 hands, extreme range.......... 70 00@ 105 00 | FINANCIAL. Classify superlative bunches (all tops) for LOW RENT AND SMALL EXPENSES PERMIT US TO OFFER THIS GREAT BARSAIY Which sometimes sell considerably above the high- ° est quotations The seron e 4 quotations . Eq pg ee Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Delaware. : r Soare inission marke’. more or leas mixed an Sr ed ee ee STOCKY ARDS NOTES An Unbeatable Offer. SSS Bae eeeeeae ree CAPITAL, $500,000. s ' > OT g- AD mi: irk ctor Afton. . T. ome i ing 6 steers, Pair SprimGs..oieicccceses aicgedhecee ae ee INF ae is incnaienh alll » the auction. todey tarietl- | P 3 fro Spock ding, Hunnewell, EE a A. b. a ia. PP 3 | a bh EM o.: Joseph Givens, Louisiana, | C. A. HAMILTON, President. i Sees ccc eistamestecccesse, KOO ae «i on Ficm din OM ‘& o., ad Juke ler, Teeu ye Pr ee pet ) fas ii’ 2 ae “There is an argent order in the present /marke ie HOWARD HINKLE, Vice-President. M. L. BOUDEN, Secretary and Treasurer 1 Faney Rocker f On | Ep Rh See py bone and sonnel, built practically om) _lines. : : | Handsome Parlor Sult.......+.......- 15.00 | Zi yQ A SSRI BE busers report that they are very hard to tnd. it /C. M. WARNER, ALEX. NONES, CENL. SAMUEL THOMAS, Sale SP oa “ 2 eoenet Se Gemeitely lenvued at want ise} ovracuse, N. Y. New York City. New York City, ES A ER IR, SR 3.00 BEST OF Union Stockyards. Te oat ST. LOUIS, March 19. SEYMOUR SCOTT, J. EDWARD ADDICKS, G. C. EDWARDS, ” Kitchen Chairs........ Si-piece Dinner Set «1 $1.00 Down HON. J. FRANK ALEE SPLENDID GASOLINE RANGES. N. J. FRANK ALEE, " Dover, Del. $1.00 DOWN—50c Week. TAL. | 50c Week. outlined by him, which report is on file at our office. ¢ PRICES i iret Bs ; . bit? . ice. | Saddle. Many additional ciaims in the vicinity of this ridge are owned by this Company, and are now in ARE THE SAME +> ra . jee tg: , SS IE FRONT. southwest ball ....... a a 1. process ol development. Fa: | - EBIVOS cecsees oe: oy Se The ore now being mined at the 270-ft. level indicates the persistency of the ore hodies, which will of a smelter, the building of a ri ailroad to connect with the Station at Mayer, and the installation of machin , necessary for the more economic working of these mines. ——-- -- lwaukee .... web ude 3.! 5 c00 Opossum er hneapolis oa a decades tai ao 62,266 , No, arge 7 rg 30 . . . ; -l% a nal No, agi, MOO tha : | The undersigned have been authorized to offer to the public 40,000 shares of the Capital Stock of the Arizona ER LIGHT TRADING ae ae : Hum... SO\No.|1 medina .... 3 WUTURES UNDER ee ee on see eee Vraires ! : LIVESTOCK BY TELEGRAPH. Blue Bell Copper Company, of the par value of $1.00 per share, at the price of $25 per share. 1> bands, bulk of eales signifies the bulk of xales and generally represents Ing 106 por nds, at $4.45. ard ai) st © rs, baths 3.00 1? sar . at ‘ " vo 7 ds: 7 " taker, ()xkaloosa 60. ° Pair Lace Curtains, $1.50 each......... 3.00 avi i (joc d Brussels Carpet 10.00 , oka aS , ; “fi J | tt t wes let but horses o unis type ee ni ae as vey 7 °#. Sa ly from $110 to $120 C A. HAMILTON, A. HOWARD HINKLE, H. H. WARD, EE SE a oy e ot gmanea &. ivher: elosed ser ; > . nie. f a GAS RANGES uiiee. Be to Fiae (hake | Lyons, N. Y. Claymont, Del. Bridgeport, Ct. : Sa gaa oe 2 I |M. L. BOUDEN, HON. JACOB AMOS. LIEUT. H. A. BISPHAM, SUMMARY. CASH mn fe LOOK FOR \ ir Pye . . . , . : . ° [he mines owned by this Company are located in Yavapai County, Arizona, in the celebrated Big | _ Western en | ae ona oe a is Kr u u ig maene . aa $ : . a e ! - ' . ere | A; 2 3 “ | e ry buildings, etc ___ [Receipta.'Shipm's. | to Site. chee nt on ees del die lee |: ¢ in ead .. i ee The ¢ company has no bonds or indebtedness of any character. , oa Pe bs faked : ry + 18.040) Gc. "one - , ut " ‘ arhl cal es ie : we RANGED NARROWLY. 19. Cat en a a A A . Bae bands, extrem range } ‘ . : Furnished Complet a: Pe, p p A 16 to 1 3 ‘ham ls, extreme range.. wi 7 155 00 — . , 16 to 16% hands, bulk of saies.... : in Handsome Style for UU Bata i 8 ae ne De opper LO a commen to extra. Dealers, howeverf, ; * the various classes as they are sold on the com- , , aS ‘ S : . . | ch , 4 t} atte Bow Bedroom Sult are CAN Sy ving ot tie market ee ole Dre "Consisting of 500,000 Shares of $1.00 each. ter. IN.. two loads: EK. ip | , | 1 ti - ‘ ster r weral | | ad. a r | , Chairs, cane seat, 10C eacn.........65. 0 cm Oe oS ie ile erie ced of them flew fs ; 2 RE ee DIRECTORS. i MPs chs bieekeedecscccesceccees LOO or - caemmnecagineineds é . iv +3 ) | Waterbury, Ct. Cincinnati, ©. Wilmington, Del. woke Stove... ..i....... New York City. Syracuse, N. Y. ; U.S. N, From the report of James W. Neill, Mining Engineer, and plans for economical development, as “ iy Le a PD BLUE ATTLE— ~ ‘| Bug Mining District, those now producing copper being situated on the ridge known as the Blue Bell increase in volume and valte as greater depths are reached. Contracts have been placed for the erection AEG CAIVES, CATR.» 0: —— OFFER FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTIONS, Sampie Market Prices. No. 3 .... ceseese SWolf—timber ...50@1 W ' bs a CHICAGO, Mareh 19. —-Catth » aU: Subscriptions can be made by letter cr in person, and should be addressed to the undersigned, accompanied by " Todar “esterday "oar . ro | j i ie j 3 M) vers Tene ince dney tac) stem ti r ’ were a a N arge No. /2 .. aa % j Kum! to prime steers, $4.80G4 vor io me lium.$4.10 | certified check or bank draft to our order for $5.00 per share for each share subscribed, the balance of $20 per share ee : so Pecan cna ie 7=stehessss | EP LES anea 8s: neifers, 02.6505.65; canner some. | tie payable in the same manner within ten days after allotment. Negotiable Receipts will be issued on com- CORN CLOSED STRONGER : r % «a7. ai souai7i {3 BO nun eace boris 10} Gras i) | Lene teal whee. Silpe pees LANES BE Ge | plete payment for shares allotted, exchangeable for Certificates of Stock when same are engraved. ~ ge feed ime . 71. awe a on size : ; tik. Bones eee e eens SS | *: Texas bulls, $2.0003.75. Hoge—Kecelpts today, Books for the subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the Arizona Blue Bell Copper Company will be opened at our Manin Showed Small Gains for | — | 671% |70¥y@71 (64 @65% | Rieck’ medium... eta i «to Ie higher: top, $5.0; mixed and butchers’, | office on Monday, March the 18th, 1901. and remain open up to and including Monday, April the Ist, 1901. hogs, TS51: shee with ' “— norther: pte 26 per cent ore A: ie areh 10.—Cattle—Re Bradstreet reported : ecre é yb o 2mined ..... 2LOyG@20 (261,@26\, | 2! ~ DRIED. k RUIT Apple AVaporats ~ Bt! ’ elpts including 1: leXxans and in the wheat availal t) i] one T ait . Vuorthern : » : vy ~Ul4 2a! 2h $1. '* tO 4c: . quatters a) |. “Mier t ersac t n ] r} ! i% others acti ' F : . ” ; “Pr ainsi , bite an AAS ~S'_41 28" , 4 | ngs t ec: sundried—quarters t B43 4 ‘ | ative fecrs, - Texas foers, esata poe 3 a je : ‘i | ob Wille a0 la Jal, 27%, at DN ly ati 27 ings at evaporated unpeeled halves at 4c; sundried 3. tKMad “eX cows vi, ati 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. makiu“g the ota oe rere ett tei) 4 Fy hg on “= —— orn : > : . "ae en = ° b ap oe a4 6 A eal cara choc Woul. - balls, $3.00@4.25: calves, $4.0066.00 Subscriptions will also be received by POWELL BROS., Colorado Springs, Colo. ; market Ma 7 Loe higher tulk —_—_—— —_—— — heav' $5. G55 40° ie ickers. —_ —" es >) Wheat and flour clearances tol: Toa “SN 1M } = ec eT Medium cloth! ng “ ears . Ss US co : ‘ . ay. ay. ET 1 _ , aF4 ‘Tesh, bye Kecelpts waeest, : : i ae I } Rite amet i ae ee eS eee ee se eevipts. wheat. Wo cars. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO., Wheat today ranged narrowly with nelther grain Ww HEAT. | Medium pede aoe @ii pining ity, ' “mnarket MtEve, Cady, Top, B. ' _ — > o a : » ‘ - . / ' - * A754! , (7s ais ‘2 Fine medium 3 @it . > Fe F: he; southern. ; mark, 12@712%e« Sugar tacks on the prevailing prices duly Ab gh 408941 4 Oy 2 * Kansas, Nebraska and Western— tee S44. i; Western steers, $3 TM: ; ; em. ‘air retining, Sioa 17-32e; centrifugal, BUYS AND SELLS INVESTMENT SECURITIES. vcs Sepa ee - Bright medium ! . COWS. aad | Ts, $3.2. =: | ie te $ 1-8ve: molasses suger, 3 ¥-82e. Refined A decline of ‘4 in the Liverpool market was | ~~ OATS | ; pees eae parcarien ry grew , : d ». Fine medium . ; ‘ i! el e Mire: sStOokers 3 a S. oo. ae eng (‘rushed S Foc: powdered, rp. abel a grauu- B +B : : 7K ! ond List Mailed on Application. more bullish than bearish, considering the decline ; an woe _S in American markets yesterday, but in spite of oe ee Light fine ‘ ae o> calves, S$3.00Ma7; batis ags, Ci, Ga. ts P 1 5. 2@he. Coffee steady: . this there was an e arly Shading off in the future — _—— — Hearty fine . . 10,000 ye igher,; ‘ HICAGO, March 10.--Kye—Mareh, SO%me; May. range, and then after a fractional rally the mat NEW YORK. Dark and sandy . ea: mixes, $5.6005.62'4g; light. | x ole. Barleyv—Cash. BS@bc. ‘himothy — ket grew narrow and dul! bs - ' - ——————————= | Dakota and Westera— | BS. gs, $4. 7001550) . 05. May wheat opened at 74%c, and th sol A. losing | Highest | Lowest | Closing Bright medium ' ( es Shee] Receipts, 10,000: market steady; oWw ‘ March .19 —Toultry—Allve, firm; T4iGUT4 ec, 744: , Me, Tek%UTakec, 74% ' Yesterday Today Today. CTolny. Dark meditim ‘ 5 S4.6505: wehers. 8$4.2%04.88: wes. M ae chi ome. 1Uby turkeys, 1h bys . and again at 74% a % WHEAT. "| Fine medium siete? ote $33.74 2h: ‘UMNON and stor k sheep, $5.60003 ; ‘essed firm, unchanged. : : ' — —— ee | ¥ sold at F2'xMu7Be, aC, OY, Gaia, . : . ' ' light fine .. eae "tp mm Woo thd ‘AGO, March 1%.—Butter dull; creams ries, 4 > ' T2472) Mi SOL GS n artoue ine teens — Ma2le: dairies. Lia le. Kggs dull; loss of, | eceipts of wheat at St uiis toads e 2, ay bt SUL] Ril, ; . ansas-— ™ N ASeS returned, llc. Dressed wultry quiet; PS bu, compared with 13,600 | e date last | Jul Le SOs ' 3 Medium ‘ rr COTTO ¥ Sifal le; chickens, 10a 10% | A G Edwards & Sons 7ear. Of these oi} sacks at oe % Were j00n) CORN "| sae urry . ‘ . AL MARKE’ , SF 1’ E ORL 4 fll.. March 19.—Corn higher; No. 2, ) ’ Compared with 755 sacks aud 16 car same date | : oN ae Sma tod - ee | . ' * are) Spot cact Uli | eh, ats inactive: No. 3 white, 264 2ery last year, ; 467 6% 404a40" , a, DK iF RSKINS, ETC. Deerekins, qu tale re unchanged a! pone F — his kr aang oe of $1.27 for fiDished hy 410 and 412 OLIVE ST. rm weaver teeeeeeeees GAO) PiypRPOOL March 19.—Close: Wheat steady, Members \ Receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth | . ' . , as . > ' ,% (, ble >> | ,/ »4 ’ : ‘1 " ‘ b, | today were 307 (ars, a8 compared with 716 cars July _ O98 | $0 et 804 0% ae dl — a se average receints round _s ' PEBERS C ‘seems sees ' eee , L.a@tal lower; May 6s Sad; July, Ga 9d Corn ‘ e - r Se Pers rece s. } us ‘ 1! ‘ i } . r . vs } a 2 1 y ‘ ] . ° #ekne , . .. . steadv unchanged lv iad lower; May, os | New York Stock Exchange same date las t vear -—_—_-e ol TT ra 13) $134 falie: ‘? Jory 4 . , hn ' i ! ’ ; iF Oli rah nh at . i, SELL RII - ——— © ‘ + i : " | "86 rer wae 8 of wheat at prin Ary points today > | TiAY - ons , round, Lltge. Green gsaited. w estern round, dling at . ee July, 3s Yad. lie Ge WHI AKER g COMPANY, New York Cotton Exchanges ¢ : elected | C; selecte . . Dige | Chicago Stock Exchange bu, compared with 509,000 bu same Receipts—Local, 395 tons; through. tons a last ve ur : e)yj ; ’ on y cy? . > 4 oJ | a " " ; ¥ ty : ~¢ Dry flint, a bet d No I, l4 - . Pg wellng 7 ew Fy hipments, 665 tons; market strong, rece pce air, 2 c; bull, Stee. een ee ; C; "ieee ane Sti tins, Lac tO ‘Bc of white, WALL LS | REE T. Buccessors to Whitaker & Hodgmaa. St. Louis Stock Exchange (orn showed ar \rease of G40.000 bh j oat ; ; & mixed ' ; rey) sD Date | hy ‘ >” . | decrease of 418.000) bu nixed eg ad ° Medium SS = mage ao er | 160,000) cholee timothy, $13.50@14; No. 1, $12.50013; No. | Siec, Dry glue, 7%; green glue, 34c. Uncured ME. ) ‘ ( u pe its, AS@uten pei poun a various — — not | ~ Wi much activity today; like ran—Sackea at the mill, 7ve, eondition ’ nts ft ! | ! j t | strength, risi =" ‘bea ie cermal had a narrow range and continued Barley—Receipts, 3000 bu; shipments, none ‘OING , TITERS +7" p+ 78 mas D ie —— gee eine, * ems on =a acific areplayed exceptional & Btn, ans © ' 8 ; “pe 4 I | BRAGGING AND TIES ica, $1.25, 4-lb, Tc; 2- et shipments since : 4.27: BS, 813 | US's, and Burlington was 1% higher at 1t4%4. onds ani Other Investment Securities, ’ I duli and little traded tn ‘ * o ee Liverypur at TIT les t cloned unchang 4 ty NO. 2, Om a he Bd LV : oe ye $1 ~— rding - in fine _ or ~.2U8 |) St. Paul, Brooklyn Transit, Tobacco, Federal steel, u hI —— day, and this had « slightiy bullish influencs | 4 se lees: nae Sel ice, geen oe Seren eee Oe : 145,379) Rock Island and Louisville were about a point | lar ocal securities | the futures oo Hoe the Bea = , a Patents ........ $: wg 3 GO) quality: $40@50 per ton Floss shipments today 5] highe g Eevte % as bought at 33 to 34, compared | omy circu ppt, Bar sl INCORPORATED. May opened at 40c, an advance of %e from the Straights ae = e's ols , bye, ine Vanderbilits, steel stocks and other market leaders : —-- ~ sepa cepsereeme Pu, compared with TOGL0US0 bu se _ date last vear . ‘> rr these n4 ears were lo i] eon are | with ! {7 | Rye flour eeee * U0 | . grannilate ad. , ‘ » yale i , : Sacks and WS cars same date last year PROVISIONS. | BONES—Cholice bleached, $15 per ton tue Sent. 1, 186,23: this time last vear Rs showed buoyanes (ialnus in the strong stocks were | Receipts of corn at primary prvint today wer PORK Quiet at $16.10. kinds $10 to $14 per ton ments. ; by j lay t _— i tock. BT Ry #1 between |] and 31,, the preferred stock of the steel ‘STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS. O57.020 bu, as compared with 570,000 bu same date | LARID--Nominally at $7.70 lthis day hast year, "| companies leading Profit-taking in Burlington | last year Ae DRY ~ Al, i’ ixtra sbort. TK; clear ribs. Th LIVE STO STOCK. : anid Missouri Pacific followed th opening buige, tent : ST MHKHOLPERS' MEETING—Metice je hereby Shipments, 256,106 bu, compared with 304,000 | lear sides, & LIVERPOOL, farch If Spot cotton business | they rallied strongly. Phe New York public util. | : | glven to all persons concerned that io pursdance bu ame date last year BAOUN—On orders, boxed lots: Extra short, noderate: price re and 1-2 wer: upl j the 4 Ma ae ‘ ‘ lee prot taking caused n quick reaction, burt 7 ; rst a 4) of January, A Lb). 101, a celal mee ai The oats futures attracted little attention todas GREASE ackers’ stock: Yellow, 40° ite. SALES. June 5 > t4d b: June and Jul $2-G4ul .| Support was met before the decline had extended | ave one VOI ain ing of the stockholders of said ‘Scott Automobile and until late in the day no sales were made and Aug., the - Aug. a Se > 35-6 y. | Tal ° * | Co. of Mi-sourt i hereby called to be beld at the |offices of the ~~ company, Nos, 8035-37-39 Olive and few bid or asked prices recorded . : Ald on Country, No. 1, 4%qc; No. 2, 4c; pack- Iz steers >a ? ..1lo 5 ds: Vv. al M dE } of, levi Bt pia srortenten bh Tinsel Senge whe loi Avviste Sac.| | Mew York Money and Exchange. | TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, |r, tvs Meuic emt teeta a May was early offered at *Hloe and or Wel ers, Of Was the selling price, but althongh this was the | ‘T. Kidney, Se; rough, 2q@2' IS steers ke : 4° Sa ' > Beater hal eel ou . Closin wice yesterday i{t falle o bring al LEAD AND SP 5 TER. | * ors 2 as Boge; , ae | NEW YORK, March 19.—Money on call nom- bjec d purpose of whi eet anv ~f gy F " | a, rms LEAD~—Nominal!ys lings O AS SOCED p : po otton Shfitig per cent Sterling ¢ xchange strong, with | extractors In St. Louls. voted on by them, a proposition to increase the cap- bu, compared with 28.000 bu same date last vear. | 1 Mer . o = aa lwi - TY at Kat re elpts - 10.487 hale actual business in bankers bills at $4.87%,@4.58 1 had some difficult teeth ez- ital etock of sald company from 1% present amount or theee 31 care were loval, compared with 23 cors On the Street ” or eee Se 2~ = " , pe rhe a > mm ‘os w eendind for demand and at 4 S44 S4%, for sixty days, tracted at the Nationa! Dental | of $20.40 to a t tal amount of $24), 000, to con- Same date last year ‘ 4 ’ ) _? aien’ hats . é posted rates. $4. 8504. 55'g and $4.854Q; commercial lerlors, and also bad Crows and gist in al! of 1000 sheres, each of the par valine . =e. APPLES—Baldwin at 838.3003.50 for fancy, an * calves . tn Bf beyted te liet at ecelpt 3 Dg bills, S485 a4 S4'4. Silver certificates, HlaG2e. Bridgework absolately without »f g5u. 1 $2a2.65 for No. 2 (damaged and off stock jess): TEXAS C. ae Be eel : shined stead ata ioe at aie: ) 681 halos Bar silver, GOT. Mexican dollars, 49 pain, end can cheerfully recom- ‘ zk oe =a KR ane MMOND, Cotton Market Opens Higher. oe ts at $3q:3.40 for No. 1; spy and kings ; SALES. hareaton—Steady at Shc: reveipts, 286 , |. Government bonds steady; refunding 2s reg., mend them. MISS 8. CALLIN, SI 8. SCOTT, The I. iverpoo!] cotton market opened to MMGS 4; det AMVie at FbGs a, “ay. rice rtolk nil at » eceipl jo45 bale Tt » do coupon, BOG os reg.. 111; do coupon, 4161 Olive et. Ww. DAVIESS PITTMAN, day with near month " , LE MONS Steady and firm; Messina at $3@3.25 + ; V3 it Riis oat oS ts. 72 I, ' is reg., 138; (lo coupon, 138; old 48 reg., Directors. he Bee Dewey ines per box for choice; Califorata, $2.40q@2. 50, L =: baltim ; ad coupon, T14; os reg.,. 111%; do coupon, . . | St. Touts. Mo.. Jan. 21, 1901. previous cinse nna the more remote eran oe so” ® ‘ —_ , — » > . ; ' ’ ! ‘ : r Ce BANANAS tn wWders, $1.04@1.75 per vupeb. teers i “4 ; ver par ' , ; » 522 bal . positions unchanged to % point advanced OOCOANUTS—Quoiabie at $37.50 per 10UU-—ib al i . 02 4 . let at SS ceip v25 hales tae NRHN i ' In sympathy with this Steady tone , snmll way at §4 per 10u 10 bulla | 3 por: 3 2 hilad. } * " t RT “e | ts 1? bales | Ee ET abroad, American markets for the st: iple,) QORANGES—California navels, §2.35@2.40. | STLEK 1 , “4M wh 7 ma Er pe i clea wt hata« Ty ™ eeG\\ os 7 inclined to sow etre neth GRAPE FRUIT-Jamaica, $344 per box; Cal!- | oe : JES, ug ret me; receipts, 57 bales. ; VV & . | eee Were setbacks on realizing | fornia, 63@¢ rice smphis—Quiet at Sige: elpts, J042 bales meported daily by Whitaker & Co. ; SET OF TEETI..$4 00'GOLD FILLINGS $1 up_ “XTRACTED ABSOLUTELY WITH- and for some time futures hung around 4g i AW LbeuRIES Florida refrigerator stock, 20 | ® lambs ira : ae ; os ae st LAU IN. March 19. | Best Teetb (8.5. Ww) 5 OO'SILVER FILLINGS 50+ one PAIN, by a new preparation. oo New Y. gt te epee s a? Texas, $4 per G-gal. case for! go lambs ....... ee heawe Ss 22k GOLD — NS 4 00 BRIDGEWORK ...$4 0 GOLD ChOWNS, FILLINGS and t New York, March opened 1 point up: fair to choles eS | 8 bucks i , | ' No charge for extracting when teeth are ordered PLATES of ALL KINDS. May 2 July 1, September 2. and Dei po | SOS \ EGETABLES. 124 w. clippe en r | ‘ Asked. | A written guaranty for 10 years witb all work. Prices moderate ber 4. | Wisec * in, B7@a0e: Michiga ; ‘B8@42e, Bar and HOGS Receipts, 8000: niarket ‘ong aml & CHICAGO arc) WD “he The dec! » Which started ; - . 720 ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF bee Ssconsin, S61 40c;, Michigan, 3! 42c; Burbank, ileher hea yest iF was chr : the Opening te- | ted Railways -_- { : Stil (4) N t f) t Pp - ; Btock . Grain in St. E e ONION Red Globe, $1.45; vel $ | SALES iverpool failed to follow « roy an lo preferred edeb seme 7 2 ‘a7 d ona en q al Ors, Oliv: trest | S. E. COR. SIXTH AND LOCUST STH 8 of Grain in Louis Eievators,, UNl0ON\S—Ked Globe, 4); yellow, $1,401.45 No rate extern receipts were moderate. Tra as | Transit yak aceubaa 23 : 23 fy tw tf :, | . HORSERADISH—Cholce home-grown, $4.25. els eee eT . $5 rather light. May epesed ioc Blgher to ihe lewet'| Cormmbia Leake eae a: Open Cane Se SS ee ee OR. LE. CC. CHASE. f eto TO Th 76 where the Coben tna ty) ” 5 umd rallied to 7 : = me o* As CABBAGE—Danish, $16@20 per ton. Today. | Yes‘day. Year ago) ower ro1 aA tUke-—Home + Phen Rermudas. 30¢ TiG. 807) per bu, loose; Nansemonds, 45c per bu; yellow, » the whe ro, rewe ands ; il. ind 40ic ; oman SH LNDIVES—New Orleans, $3.50 per bb! win TURNIPS.-7oc per bbl: lee per bu TY SILALIAITS—New Orleans. 25c¢ per doz. bunches and Oklahoma iy . bi bey , No 2 red wheat ; 347.008 1 A255.6s84 ND PAKRSLUY—New Orleans, Is@2c per dozen Be > oe . , ; ace “Fe | nee ont : ‘. ms wt es . , | - No. 2 hard , rhe ones e*) "4.451 boneches ‘ . s ' LS : ly My ae 7 , - wet aan ?an , nes me ,. eile; sé 2 . P No. 2 mixed corn .... MO wir = oh ant CELERY-Golden heart, $4 per crate; white - - : 5 : 2 a ww home he close W veak, ‘ye lower, 3 die ntinental Coal 14! i } a (irassy Car t : S14 North Fourth St No. 2 while hs? ‘ *%) Ze ois pluie $4013 lM). od ‘ ’ . ~ \ 7 _ Tee op outs : On TS5 Rt LAKBAUAS— Northern, Boe per bu: $1.25 per HORSES AND MUL higher oP arn .| neovision one } etor in eo ' alt 7 e pfs ~* white —" " ys ity oy, ‘ ‘ tele] ‘ ’ Phe . ~ pd “% : ; nth - * the Y + nt : . rm itt}. .. 1 : . ° i s No. . Ma , 5.12 x CARROTS—Old northern, 70c per 100 pounds. pet Pa teh eins one ae was Ty - 84 0 1 Onen ha th - to unchanged 3 Me to | South Si wer ” . you sow P. S. Co.’s ‘“‘Ever- ¢ 1 1b. for 300 square feet MUSHROOMS —lIe ib... 2iwaBe - 2 yy 1. or a alps - ’ “a ; sgock me , te fi he P¢ t JADooln ripst an | . 4 , “ ae tehe 1m a Week ago. . The market a ere B82 cars, 27 of ‘act gr! | on : green’’ Lawn Mixture, ( %%-bu. for 2500 square feet. .. Western Movements of Grain. eee sen soe Bet Be Box uigher than a week ago. The market as hole | Were S32 cars, 27 of contract le. July ruled i ontaerp see | m , brisl tiv ee ee meee. , por. : get s BS 0 And use P. S. Co.'s “Odorless” Fertilizerg25 !bs. for 2500 square feet... — —£ -* ofc oi— 4 =j =) os nt ot et 0S ee , per bunch; Oc per bb] was stronger and thie movetient OT Sk Thal ae “=| OCUCUMBERS—New Orleans, $1471.25 per doren.|- HORSE QUOTATIONS a . ‘ . SE é 3 _ wont __ ora. | s CAULIFLAWER~California, §1.85@2 per crate.| Heayy Draft e Ree . roo. A TORS r ler! da. 2072 ™ for amall aod $.ia2 Common te z “nl - a : Bo , Stim OOO m™ emia te 3.00 for fancy large tre 6- basket crate. | Choice to extra.. fea 160 GO@ISS OO | end Hing to 2525! tevelp ere 22 hans Ay : OT WH "Ss ' ' a ¢ . ' - @ fi , res T , + La. a“ ' ih — ee l‘arm { bunks - ansa {i } ! Ts port j ; aril ch il Lniti setiti : ; ae - PT by a) ’ bead: ¢ Ee 14 get i Y ie eee demand; nominal; Texas at) 1150 to 13) pounds, fair to good.. 75 Oo? 90 OM | big oats cro can : ) we ist ¢ a. © | co. M = 08 at Ti yest 25.0 ab MiG'ec, western at Sic. Good to chok i (Ma 15 OO ry “ ct BAL ong artic . . . “a peat @: : nt i t get ov at 44 . ¥ ‘. . a “. ° . " —— “ As. (hw ‘ ‘) ‘ . eens .*? ey | — ~~ - i " ‘on — : . . - : : ie } : v LX Ss O00 PELANUTS—Fanmers’ stock at 2c per Ib for reid " Gane b Horses and ‘Cohe— : thi Mi t for pork jght hog receipts an pn | ve ' ‘ rus vow eww, « : : ; ; Bs - got ; at 11} 10 40m) Reh Pu@3e for white; recleaned and graded at Fair to good ... 13> OOM1LTS OF | cash deman ‘Te the factors The searcil at MRS te — . i | as}, 44K) bn 7 of? i Choice to ext 20) UST OO | eter result in shorts bidding ie price. o New York Bond Sales. en oS = | . “ fo — t} ' parapolle , ou ot, 140) ll.iee VALNUTS-40@ per bm | Horses for the South— ) por kharypel May pork ope ned 104 20¢ higher Sneclal to the Fost-Dtan ;, | Vv. let we at > : ) . 108 “. a OVAL OCR, uth 47,670 , tt. 120 - | BUTTER. | Small. light drivers, fair to go ; 40 OOe7 OS 00 $16 ris and advane T to £16.00 lay , ’ es op sat ' —— 2 a ? : rallying t March Bond sales a he first , : sd, 17 at me .. 6 at Wiaeu7s -— ; ‘| (Creamerr— 14 @15 Rusiness Drivers _ | 72407 % hand wint MT; es “Sy ee 2d ine... 1 at ‘ey ; 3 , 2 an rent ee EST Jobbing prices: oe at lite: sin- | Fair to good .. RS ONGZ11N 00 rite eit | ‘ . 3 ; “a Of 0 Mt TKS yes 10. “8h, ail a 2 oa gee at Ny Y. A. at 12\c; New York at 11%4¢; | Choice to extra . Ci Site, Oves 160 00} Tht "No. 3 epring. @aee7! orn—N : “i St. LL : ) . Rbe{ AN the evn pncr Wins at Naarth ye’; brick at 124Li2%c Saddiers for Southero Use-- o 3. i SUP = ne at toy . ' =. es LIVE POULTRY. Old roosters, 4c; spring chick- | Fair to good pevcescccce 83 OO] 75 Ov] 7% %. Shuai 2 , ' a tel , B, ehh © Tecelots, B@Btge: turkers Tat mvc: ducks, | Choice te extra “th (Mia 140) On) ! ‘} 1! cme eat arch. | 2 ath Pow “. m a 1 OE | . p +n MaRGe ; live” pigeons and squabs, pet) Fancy gaited and New York saddlers 150 OO«ioo uo | 75 7 | woe 7 _ So mn 1 alg 105 - — ‘ Inferior hlorses ay. ] t ch § 24) 1 awa | Asam - = -. mol. oa, | : - . Sorel ~— HOG MARKET. Common, swall plugs - 2 ME 30 00] 25 ‘orl rch. $18 }. O71 | . & 0. co - ac ere at '. eh t 1 ; _ at .. . Silos at fi ‘OSL cases; shipments, 11,650 cases. | Heavy work plugs . 25 Ovag 45 Or 2 | 7 i7 82%; | | ae MOAT BUN de a ‘ wT), ar ‘ B+ at OT. ; —T BSalca at 1OLge Mi L EN Mu k . ng i ‘ 3 of -"e- ‘ : . — , ; : : L. & T7 at 7 \4907" . ‘i of ED POUI s arset yuiei; ot supply and ; Sept os 4a, . 7 : - min i all pdf, ees we and ecald- | light demand ed . 7 7.6 ' ' ae s 57 at Loyal aa. } eo ‘l Ata h : my , a } Soe cee he . . ~~ =" i wm mt f ‘ nt ef é.. , a _ “. |] at bomen *see PP wn ie kk ee ——————— -_—
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Tomorrow's Great Hour 3 Soe the ow Spag Does FS to 10 A. iM eee 1 Ge ee That Will Go in Hour ale To- 1000 Single Lace Curtains, several tha em as ) rs ate | 1 dozen All-Linen Huck Towels, eo ey ISx36, regmular Sale will present : om morrow. Economical Shoppers acne nen worth up 25c¢ | a Cannot Afford to Miss the roi es gece : . = 20 All-Wool Smyrna some wonderful bar- rf 120 vards Lonsdale Cam- rs 4 , , Bargains. bric. full vard ‘ - f regular le value... . wide st ‘ . nt: wf 100 vards Jap Waeh Silk, all pure ilk, gains in the 7, 3 to 5 ‘9 | 100 vards Satin “a - _. en in stripes and checks, : | new patterns, The big Store—Tth and Fiankl'n i" quality per yard | Latest Spring Goods. pase a: ee fro im 3 to 5, per “ B to 10 ros CHEAPESTstore. | Paice Gy ‘Y / WEDN ESDAY SN APS BARGR SAMS SHON Donita BROADWAY, BET. MORGAN AND FRANKLIN AV. | artis Just ovo cases BLEACH stu: HT UADIES’ SKIRTS:| ali C com, Hats UNDERWEAR. ee 7 ae ie Ee ce lis aden uh oe & per ounce ah a Py Set > ) ie BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE-—Doub! Ma, full: yard wide. good —— ‘ ; ‘ i; / , wei ri . I . ; ss rice by . ' . } . ] P ’ ) 4cht et Ot ee | i = i if : [ ()i ss i : 7 ' : ; . i ‘ 7 , rvs Tr ‘ } nr ‘ : i . " . ! ¢°*T° . ‘ 7 . ye . ‘| i . « st 4") ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . } : " i ae ,ehe VO ’ “>, | ° ‘ ’ : ‘ ‘ . pe , | ) ‘ ti i ‘ imy te” : : e ti s . . ’ biiaie*t ar Wis , et aa a Vests, Jc. of fine Percale; full er yar | | uk Bi ; : . at F \ ‘ | ‘ ba ey ’ ‘ 4 oi. nal . ’ , i , t Lane ' . } eare un ri rive “ad nid j ’ ‘ siige «*t There (aces Vests h “195 chuls an nildre ns ‘ “es ‘ " . ie ae Yury veh. o si 5 ’ agit oi a ane 1 wer nd} with f es , LA a Y. C $3.) Men's , . a ornaments just ei r iF thing for eacts ¢y-gg | * cr a 5c, 25¢ HOSIERY, 4o) al all cle . : }*? ' : yorti ‘ i ft ! wn i i , Liz j ‘ ; , merit :] ‘ 4 } i; >" ‘4 a be A ’ ath i ] le rissa Y , ‘ | if) j Tre ' : ) ' ' i ‘ — . rv cu Lie sil ' ‘- © ‘ athe Vu., i \ mn 5 ti riNe- = i= \ | i, trim-] 2 ; ‘ we? " . =, ° : ° ‘ 1roary) j ; e*clrie i] sri ‘ rel * 6 Iie Stii head “ati ;- Schu ins I nili¢ s in WHI GOODS 1000 vards of Che ent, yard : reeeees : | By Nait ol “ rt) vard — wHiT ING 1000 + ‘henille dot Veilin WRAPPERS—F ij : great 7 § SHIRTS | ‘Stuck's ak ted sity ion i ; eLer . ‘ i sf » ati . bista® ; ‘ . 6 ' . eo ‘ i + t (jlicti 1 i! ' , i aa * isi i] I ty, i! el pleat back... mh medium silez htly bray Tiect, | ij y . nil ‘ he i} ‘ ight ali Wednesday, 10 to l ; ‘ , ‘ ,y" ’ } i.) ' i . . . ‘ . ‘iT . fon . \ I i ‘ " ° } 4 . . q 4 = ’ ri’ ‘ . ‘ " . - . cities se «> a 4 | } e : , " “4 | . ‘ ‘% ho ‘ . si > ‘ i ; , | — " . . cal KA peo i+ . ‘ ‘ vw ‘ ‘a . aint ‘ . | Sa ’ io ’ | ‘ I ‘ i” ‘ of ' he thing ts oO | " , aa } : , i i as ‘ / . ° : I j ‘ ‘ ’ I a . . . : ii , ane Ot cry a | = ; . ? . a | _ ‘ ° “7 7) r* ’ | 7 . , . ae | } | i) ’ aati ‘ t " " ri i» ; f , ( I ; «a rimu ‘ Aras Dbriult , ait ms . % _— ill “ vue as’ , : - + Pet > i . ’ eine ‘ ' le : ile ‘ ; if . . ; ité "i ad . bine and red iJ ble width fol art asnmere blue. yrreea. © 1 4 worth 838c: 10 to Lv F colors, Wednesday, : : ) — ont eee a 10¢ fen’ AMPI.FE SHOES ™ pair ladies’ high 1 tO ¥ 3 SS’ FANCY HOSE, in fin Mace . .- ta! castor waer~tagaty Ares pal nre lsc Halt Hose, 5 . * —s a wool: Cheviot and low sample Shoes; worth $2.6 oJ pair; lhe ACME lisle read, etc * a large ‘ariety ¢ -_ at pat ‘ . Yen's Stim an aff , _——" oO) dos » Ce ebualz' adies’ a “ ts —o + Suita, in dnesda’ — rRYING PANS... Reo pO fancy p atterns which sold up De: 2 S. bulz’s aicte $10] dora tis, ashict cuffs to ma } 2 hildren'’s 30k plain and nobby effects, | ; VW ednesd ay .from lvto Ww All-Wool soft finish; able cobors and styles, r vi . Cen EES 84 ‘ bf; ‘a eefme oo] | sare OF round eut; , 3 for $I, Of, @8 FEC} visin ant an ™ regular $7.50 NS DRAWERS—Well 5 ; made. S to 10 Cc “ ° MEN'S and BOYS' S tTS— Nesgiigee at, per pal 23 He Covert-Clot it vy} $2 Ls ers ata IN’S and BOYS’ tine silk TIES, i and stiff bosom, lite and corored, taut atte ies . | ront toefe eke ee See a 2 — LADIES AiS'TS—Made in latest stvle, tadke and bows: a be autiful as dered: worth $100: ae akes, DRESS SKIRTS ea Sn ee ot: | ena 3 bs a MI H ( pri e lde. lc and 15¢ ‘ . 2 = “we v 7 .* “ OO: si ; ; ‘ i st - i‘ : , J. tii } tly : . ’ vorth $2. lV to 1e....... a P ‘ ‘ ring (aps. in abl st} S wii en S$ all im eo rfe ; «+ scl uN - We and Me MEN'S SPRING aie 6 ewes StIrink w yas Hop Blee 15c surtment of patterns orth 2oc; such as Unique, Ne ‘Ta, 2 : Wednesday, from lw to l2 a7 O ete.; Wednesday, from 1 to 5 ; . e ws bycacle ; . patterns, ihe 4 het rho } tibbed and 2% GALVANIZED WATER 5 each ) c LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S fine 1 1 to 3" 2 Schulz’: adlep’ | values. ... gen kerchiefs, Peli Linen Collars, ‘Sc. ‘eunless Fast Black OVERCOATS $4 69 BUCK LTS se eeees Cc WINDOW SHADES—Best spring roller; ported HOSE; double knees, 463 . | i afeta Si 3 Boys’ Festora ats, : ; re tine! 54 “-s ' C ’ . ’ Bost Enamel TARLE OIL good cloth ; toes; worth 35c; Wednes- DRESSING SA‘ toda kSs— Skirts, h ans aed ly « latest styles and col Schulz r 10¢ faney ie. pe he te ae wiing ‘ : Tan Coverts and Gray TI 0c— oiell , 9 li ‘O 3, ¢ All sizes—1 to 3... ed or applique ors, 7ik bordered OF or turn-down Sizes S ‘foun: CLOTH, worth 20 Sto 1W......5. worth 40c; 10 to Le aon see day, trom 1 to 3, at aa. ‘ et - = $3. 95 values.. | yn ‘y white 2c collara, eac _5t). to U's ee sas , feve = f honest government, the greatest economy | of 1849, and of Ann Williams, Willie Toll | Strictur re CURED WHILE ———————EE - —~ of whom died YOU SLEEP AMUSEMENTS. MR YOUNG WOULD BE MAYOR ~ rt oo vate papa mecestty } n fit pri a citi Ni irgaretl Toll, none ‘ } 4 “ j legisiatiou or spectit eneh i ’ vate | er ‘ , © eir ‘esent est- | ik catnanate fat ? th an , pW agl oo my “- ee ee Crayons dissolve #tricture like began Prices $1.00. 75 | All enera!l pubic improvements, eu h waa etreets, _ an Rete, . ‘ ans gi a enow beneath the sun, reduces Kniarged Prostate Q t= f=T D | ‘ . | CENTURY, y : al Architect Will Oppose Druggist for the | sewers water and Mchting, must be according to; Arsenal : and Compton avenue, and | ma & streng.bens the Seminal ut=0 own eaiers. . 50c, 25c. /a completely digested p! based upon actual data) Tre- nl ) th Pa llefontaine. " ke. 5 ae > Ducts.stopping Drains and — The FE. E Highest Office in the Gift of l established br « ompete nt eng! neers. ‘ S “as | ee pat Na Mrs. ts aap rastons me th Days. pre } % Rice Co. s maneee | The striet enforcement of the franehise obliga-| Toll’s m T, ‘© wo OUS were ety © Grugs ty ruin ihe stom- Webster Groves. tions of street railways aversing our «ity the brother and sister of the applicant : tee — a local and Get our low price list on our — Ice Cream mv |and "| Szonce CLARKE |! | While favor higher ucation, we oppose the | The permit was issued : positive application to the _ . s Thomas C. Young, architect, with offices | poy ting 0 ay po ¥ Fiet rh s . at this time, when a = oD 25 web ae satan om a - gr — ” be : , | 50c. Next bgt 4 — be 21, : " ry. : ne is ‘ vs - ” ‘ ait) I he preseutl st hool will . , e bave prepared at great ; ; . - mm the Lincoln 1 ist building, is a. canes gy om agin emits Aye for ntecnth years tt Hotel Ownership Changed.—Claude ; - - , @xpense @ valuable iilust'd finest mace ed. and Sat. . Zist and Walaut Streets. oO LY MI fF iC. : . . atinees. li Li ‘or myor of \\ ‘ pater tia Ves, Pos | *“) A ~ e , or eee of Tait ba hool . . | ’ c atise u on the male sy? dat for m i ro Op] com “ favor th pening of a@& nigh B. Ricketts sold his interest in the Imperial . tem, whic S GA AIS , , ° Go 9 Long Distance Phone, Bell Main 2076 ) DANIEL FROHMAN presents ing Mayor \VA Ss rleming druggist, who | or sehoolsa, and the introduction of manta: training a = nN ro l I I f the suburbanites inte the aPees xrad ‘* of te _—_ school at!) Hloted to Oscar 7 Tamm Tuesday. rhe | ne ol ng ' IMs ong eer) \¢ le ” oi rie* Bl ‘ C-. i the earlis = ft prac ticable mome : , P : } : , ; . . a . AS nerTretoL_ore 1OW as ‘ ea | M S HACK T | Mr. Young jminated at a meeting of hay aCN Bee Herero! Ay o- — eis be | f Denes ‘Ny O a tilli n ' JA = K. £ ’ cketts & Thompson, will henceforth bs prepaid .“Monogram Oysters” are still in season. | Supported by Bertha Galland, in ; wl ‘ Tr a! i _ He easurde | ght. when a platform | - ‘y i imm & Thompson There wil e NO] : ) citizens 8: platfor WILL DISINTER OLD BODIES. | 7. & Thom ll be ! ‘, Hh ST, JAMES alka — THE PRIDE OF JENNICO. was drawn wu The onvention which wiil | change in the management. choose between him and Mr. Fleming will Remains to Be Transferred After Fifty, -— ——--——~ ASSOCIATION, be h 1) Thursday e\ rat pristot ig f Years. n\ a , at? oben DEES Goncwd ere purely focal and | Mrs. Elizabeth Toll of 4608 Arsenal street | | Wesle th. 50 year s of age, i 2 eriths 17 St.James Bidz | | SALE / ' lively one. and! apnlied to Health Commissioner Starkiot “ str iz Nettie Muike, 12 years old. wh . } Ci ti 0 ’ MAUDE ADAMS , >. NZ incinnati, 0. THE ROBERTS SEATS | BSuburhbat nu Live il a 3 ively Geetions , dept Bae in CoOnMCtns | T ‘sday for permission to disinter iC] lives wit her er, Jennie Mulke, emMatior et two tavorite sens 7 ¢ , “ayn ‘ 1 his infan South Fiften street smith was ar-| ’ : > 4s | | les ¢ John Williams and his lt 4 hheggees ow tan Ah % é 3 resolved. That th! necting declare itself: ch l who died during the cholera pla —_ reste Monday nignt. , ! ps : a £3 N { THURSDAY, In L AIGLON. a Se gode) Ndlutdl Stolle TUT) COLUMBIA o = BR th hex 4am ole = Mgt NS iromiay oot Vela ee yee « i tight alten tnage s.. ion resp aa pe Je ge. bi 4 | — Pac a y - vm) Renders the Foulest Water Sparkling and Pure. Continuous Vaudeville. Seanad | 1 construction. It will not get out of order. It will ff) ALL THIS WEEK AND ‘XT SUNDAY} all . Sb ar last a lifetime. It is Inexpensive It is easily, quickly and per- | Clifford & Huth, § The Mortons—38 fectly cleaned. It will fit any spigot, large or small, threaded o1 Smith & Fuller. St. Omge Hrothera, | Lawrence Crane. Mimic Four fas Pe = ° : ,. , ' * - y ae a . I pla Th. é : is & hs, Gas te J EG ich, Rebuild, | i In buying these Filters you take absolutely no risk, for if ansat- | Brothers Budd oan ee : : . bt, 4p isfactory, return them and the money will be refunded. a ayes, : ae wae Sena ‘ 4 Mathews onia ry 6 ‘ Next week Charles Frohman presents fo) z #3 ~~, It is simple it 7, . ere: on You Kieed New Life in the Spring. ae = fier (8 Sey SCHROETER BROS.,: Bas sore Gretlenten Choke, neneenel socal i tl = Ba we | SOLE AGENTS, | . & 809 and 811 North Fourth Street. THER omg VAL HOME OF FOLLY, 1pATL,S i The Leadin Eye Expert “THE RAMBLE a 2 BIG BURLE SOUR ES AND E. BE. & ie A U mad (Successor to St. or Optical Co. ) | THE SENSATIONAL DAN : | THE GIRL IN BLUE. Has” REMOVED phi 23 Locale St. to 705 LOCUST ST. | Next week—Thea Australian Burlesjuers, me 3 ; # / BLOOLR > "aie 4 “a> > ; ; = Finest equipped Eyetesting Parlor in the city. He stl: “¥ — 5 Sr a fee me 4 y ~— Le makes a specialty of those compticate d cases that M USI HALL astie 5 . Phi AND NERVE : BM is == VEG. & (tt De rin tailed the skill of all others fm hie profession, pera rors ; ‘ot Ck eee aly Mr. Straus has 22 vears of experience and hes tad | Tonight and all week, with Wed. and Sat, Mat. tye REMEDY 4 € Oars ALIEN the exclusive privilege of testing eyes for 12 yeare TANNHAEUSER é:. CAINE : at the St. Louis Exposition. Consultation free. Second season and 41st week in St. Louts viahity Artista. Ve ‘ * 1e es , ¥ SOLID GOLD SPECTACLES, $2.50 UP. renines, te 188: Wed. ek, ae “aa oct Will You Listen? eehinan fs | Sat. Mat.. 2: “ t \ The: bomes, $8 and Ss the Best Spring Tonic and Restorative. : “Our talk today ts on your Spring ira tcc ilk ia OP a Maker of BLOOD, NERVE, STRENGTH, and ENERGY. Light Tan Top-Coat orone of the |B OR “s K AND m2 i} (; . A 8 : T I ik FD) i St -- Ning? Pan . ~ newer sort—long, : lany Coats’ : ’ Perhaps the long sort in Olives Mra. J. J. Youst, 143 So. Saugamore St., Chicago, 1) CIAL CE RE ce OT Wir tee + Arms Rrowns and Greens are more The Paquin Immune Treatment makes drink so obnoxious that it ae FREE .» Says: i Mk wernt E nda ve, “‘swell.’’ But the popularity of the fi upon the stemach, thus immunizing [the patient. Reclaims relapses from other | RA ahd MAR. 25. + 7 ee 0 | chy: sealed gg — —_— EFI TTET aa “ ell gp Cont. get 50 Saree ; ap atments. Endorsed by business firms of NATIONAL REPUTATION. Address Full Set ; remedy. I was honestly in a eritich! condition. I took ) me: 2 Le. ——— a> iF We make both. #} PAQUIN IMMUNE COMPANY, Dept G, Chemical Building, St. Louis, Mo. - u © some of the Nervura through my husband’s advice, asit B& — . e—" & ¥ a ~ Coats such as the good dressers love — | did him ood. I bad pains ip m head at times, and also " pte qt Ne re E ed 4) li i AP et w=.ied aliments. The first bottle that I took made me feel [it , mm | wi‘hout a break $25 tO § et better, and after using the third bottle I was completely ; fete = Wee (Sik$S extra on the first named price) | e. : BXTRACTING . cured, Words cannot express my gratitude for the good | ¢“¢ ' ge : eee and morve remedy.” nn Dr Orvens’s Nervure blood Si hee a : MacCarthy-Evans Tailoring Co, |) gee iNEST TEN-CENT CIGAR IN THE WORLD 7 Ail wott suraniecd ap Mother Earth cleanses and purifies herself and | . | | : Fe ; 820 Olive St., Opp. Post Office. 4 MANUFACTURED OF THE FINEST HAVANA TOBACCO, ONLY UNION LABEL, Teeth Extracted Without Pain garbs herself anew in dainty freshness, and in RAWAK-THIES CIGAR MFG. CO., 615 LOCUST ST. ar sae oF vichitees 4m. We are on oe ae rich, new life and beauty in the —e- Also Try Our; Clear Havana Resagos for S Cents, | Vitelized Air and Gas adsotutely Harmless s T) hould " oO | | ] 1us should man and woman be SEALED PROPOSALS. | Union Dental College, , GULa § KUW AS jeost of material about). GOLD GILLING (cost of material about)....... BRIDGEWORK (cost of material abowt).....-.' ci. Lae Fy PPL ld Sd PAA 14% ~ i i a, i Nadie Ci EERE Se > ie precious discovery, the life of the race would be indefinite ly prolonged. DR. GREENE’S NERVURA Overcomes Spring Weakness, ag at Pe — RP PBPA LL f- 2 » yr + al 4. ‘7 - ae ae toe se — a ee Wal itera tc as os ae a +S “ , ,. hc! a: 1 ~ * a* Greene's Fe Nervura & 1.P ALB DPS SS i i a a a Vw rafyPrY- Dr. Greene's Nervura cures nervous exhaus- tion, spring debility, dyspepsia, weakness, despon- dency, kidney and liver complaints, insomnia, and all of the various ilis arising from weak nerves and impure blood. It makes weak people strong, and sick and run-down people well, Mas. GS. Coss, 334 Smith St., Providence, R. I says: 4 ~~ > at > or a hi SPO PPL OL ltd i i PPI es sae dl Thus will Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and | nerve remedy make them. It invigorates the U NT L [Vi ARCH a TDs FoR ELECTRIC LIGHTING ~| 622 a SECOND FLOOR, nerves and purifies the blood—throws back the ‘ot b Get the Benefit Boefoar. Bids will be received uy . ‘Bw ., | Southeast cornet of Eeventh and Olive. Opes shoulders, gives new life and energies, and vi- the Time Expirss. ] the 84 day of April, 1801, for & rnishing cute cit | Galiy. Sundaye 10 to 4. eveoiags till © | talizes and revivifies the health. It gives to » | for operating city waterworks 7 a --—. woman vigorous and queenly bearing and to ~-Full Set of Teeth an} Poe ot, Win a c, a gr ag re man that power and strength which emanate F Bridge Work, | mittee on waterworks » Sve A i a ty 10 are ar tiny eo og If humanity in general ite Noe: ranchise will be given. M. E BOs, wouk Dp 1ts neait > use ay “S Attest: ROY PENDT, Clerk ‘ _ Bang Ae) ROE THE PUREST PRODUCT OF $ S¥c>gy -.. $2. Asem ROR PEND ; THE GRAP PE « Receiving the highest aw ar 's at Trans > | a 5 Ls quid oes it Easy. Recete ng siasippl Exvosttio: ; : | Re QUICK MEAL L@ y'Lcox TANSY PILLS” CLARET. RHINE WINE. DR. TARR. Painless Dentist) & STFFL RANGES “2 AR tl PORT. SHERRY. $ NE. Gor, Sixth ani Lesual, Socal 7) ANG ia | Served at all best c fea, hotels and res Fatrance 5253 Locuast Lady — | J : f - Te A taurauts Write for beeklet 2 ‘ RINCEN STOVE C0 . MEN OR ‘woueee : . y & : ; . No matter wha jour iscmac : Brandsville Fruit OR. RAY’S SPECIFIC. he ‘ trouble, call or write me If * F C ‘ | ; i” Me ih - ; a in ' give you my honest « i a arm Co., x L hg view free, terms reasoma | ; a neni - J. M. FI Rat Bat), er #% Brandsville, Mo. LAUDE & SCHURACH Recucs! ist, taster of dist ase and a ee hia For g 6 yoars I had been troubh ten fo ‘ ‘ , oe Se ’ yn, flammation, inten a - gag 1418 W hin ' A St. at eS ho nour ishinent but lime water and milk ; ay De \ |) Of. nucous memobran 2 wiud! " trac ure. ; : , ' as of venue, ouls, Ma forty pounds In fact, I was completely Bn IS ogy ; . | 7 RAPP ~ PAESRASSSA PARAASASS “ye ce eater Fm apd Fm yy ) é commenced Using Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve r oy | minutes. and cures ordinary cases in 48 houra. hin 4 is « non-potsonens 4 remedy, and the « change which took place was wonderful & . CHILI HAS ANOTHER CRISIS | Specially recommended in old cases of fr¢th 3 remedy for Gonersrhara, | The terrible racking pains through my head and shoulders | as ' "| months to 20 years’ stand ft Sold by — S8 se rary Girct, Bpermacort en —m Pedy and ihe = seh netnte but the lightest kindsot The Latest Cabinet Has Resigned by gg" yen SB. ail to A. -— an ed tale RESTORED BY | i 3 we & dps bbe , or any Sma 1 ar ; ‘ ce ; " ofany kind. The kidney a Sen mde rhe A Ki A Legislative Request. advantage of the doc y+ Al s advice, which is furnj ed HOWE’S DAMIANA Prevent seesagion, ‘thom thy of “mucous . we , @ . - _| in all cases free Addr “ "Dr y Ios nt an ap +” epee: 3 re a mew “panes eine ‘The iberal | AMERICAN REMEDY CJ., 67 Masic Mall, Bosten, Mass, CURES Sexual Weakness | . ne n , . P is the most Sohounetel Spee -.» New York City, cabinet, which succeeded the Conservative rap = pad nn ~~ D: en Te : vous and chronic manana alist tm curing ner- | ministry, forced out by Congress, recently, NO CURE, NO PAY. | {=a Lost fpoe Bg, ali forms of ome for a has failed to satisfy the Liberal major- if you have small, weak organs, | Young Ailtke. | ~. , . vice, 5 uly or by letter. A resolution wes adopted by the chamber achage tnd Booklet Sealed W at Leading of deputies, declaring os ee ae: oe ~S , s do not resent the it ten- ure; not one red. .D. trewd: write - =e rep ; fin ‘ . 94 mat § | age rN ter dencies of the majority of the chambers. rticalars. sent The ministry then resigned. | ‘Tockt APPUIARCE CO., ee <a os
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0 MORE “WANTS” PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH 19, 1901 THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. = ee ee ee ee —- eee SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. HELP WANTED—MALE. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. HELP ea 2 Ww ords or saee, 5 Centa. LO ee ee, -* ot, 1 14 Worde or "£30. 10 © me mag ant al dinenienes mith | ROY WANTED—Bright, neat, well-educated boy iatnE S a ———__ | LADY WANTED—Yonng | lady or woman, take cate cate t 15 years old to run errands, Inland Type SUS eibeeee. bias Mees ee sitl for | of children during day. 4435 North heme t ot. be good ) Co. } a! : ie ’ : . . . —_ | Foundry, 217 Pine st. Here’s the place to exchange anvthin u DON’T want for that which you DO want. —— — ne ECS te: : BAKER—Young man, « of first hand bread and P g ° yt 3 yo y HOUSEGIRL WANTEIX-GIr1 of ‘1S, to assist gen- ape SANTED—An olf 12its Div 08 X ater fake baker: good referen. es; wiebes a good pos! ;OY WANT! l)—Good, steady bog to mn eral housework. i722 Missouri av. LADIES WANTED—25 ladies and girls to ~ take tion, Ad. R 2 , natel randy; lunchstand, at gee Call northeast cor- € a - Al [) , Ej 7 . a ED 8S I BAK bak “5 gipcaneryap loge a ame gees ner 2ist and Chestnut ets., 5:50 p,m. osts Less Th an a Cent a Wo ra | | ruUQgQg ists ake ne YT), HU SPGIRL | Ww ANTED—A as a girl; genera! home light, pleasant work ; SUArantee steady em- pe stry mker , : j t-Dlenatel woy WANTI I> 4 ‘plored boy to de etna reocanmn ‘work leok ay, . alter 5. SUTILA wow apply Wednesday and Thursday, from ul assist In general bonsework; must live with- oe a Phe, EE SF _¥ to 3. 220 Mermod & Jaccard bidg. BARTENDE ee mted by rotiatle Germ. in king dieance, 3872 Wastington bi HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for | general hc ose- | LADY WANTED ares lh obthe eae? Hy —" gn a _ oY WANTEHI)-—-Inquire Wim. A. Hall Mfg. Co.. | FOR EXCHANGE. | FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE. work; family of two. 4124A Morgan st, dren 2044 Washington iy at 2 email chil -- — “oy oth st 7 14 Words or Leas. 10 Ceates. 14 Word ‘. & white ob . y; * te learn tailoring: geod nwea while por arn- a 2 0 P.-L tr’ 1st ee x0 f bankrupt stock Monday. 1615 I _plambing ZTZ1A Slattery st : _| HOVSEGIRL WANTED- Gin. ‘—_— senenan —— L a, a a Young lady to assiat in laundry . ist have best refs. As * 172, Post-Dis, | DENTISTRY—Fivst-class’ de ntlstry for house fur- tera RUNABOUT WANTEI—Fo . fine work; call at once. 6717 Virginia. California ¢ at Ors; Must write « good hand and | nied ings or anyt f value . DD r exchange, ladies’ fin ‘OFDIG car. kood at figures; one with experience preferred, BOY if 16 wants posit tore trong ai , rk bing of valu Ad. © 13, P.-D GRALT’ HOP PHONE Wa NTE Dp. For exchange, tle geld watch and chain for rubber: tired runabout. ae rer y Ad. © 120, Post-Die: seis willing Ad w 19 ane ‘ WANTEI) by to work j drug store Bow le oad —p : mae ud # " ors Ad EB 129 Post- Dispat = HotU-BPOIRL WANTED (;irl for genera! house. = . raters nm. md Marriand at » POR EXCHANGE-—What have you to excha: ge for | mewn . em’ ha” a re | ~ : ——— — work; three fp family; good salary. Call 4o4¢| LADY W ANTED—A id : | ee ‘omp>osition roofing and r: ns oo ms ae OPeare ol eg eta Aine i he : S ; : (“ast.eman ar : brug nm elder , lady, “at at Dil Imana) . > pairi | what have von? Ad 7 reat ispatch rW ING MAOHINE W ANTED-. To exchange. - rug Store, Venice, It a BOY (of 17 desires postr! t requires t - : > ing; woald prefer secompa: ne traveling ea. | » \ . FROG Strong bas Roberts & : to man ; St -Doys to work in overalis factory EXCHANGE--Firat-class dentistry in ex- — go beg nf afting rs a eo 18, Post-Dispatch, |. work, 2708 Vetta _ educational work to mothers of children; ’ - ei. ‘ , ; . 4 , =e = 8. “ils r Peis i ‘ viyi’ ) lesen 4 ? ‘> o ; , oe : , - ——-— ¥ ! , a | . % 11 t et.: take elevator, Sth floor | Post ge for plano r guitar lessons Ad. M 21), | of double harness o vi St- . | SPWING MACHINE—W. & W. No sewing wa at rt SEKE L PERS To the housekeepers, a new hy- or Ne gr for 1 order a pay: names and nddreases : : pw aa ; in to ey h ince Wh it hav you? Want base- > has been ened «at \O Gratiot to Ad . furn! ished: also | if desired, an instructer, | = ITURE WANTED—For exchang marble; esaf rood ' ‘or sound " 9009 = a AG, 1 Post-Dispatch hake the be st and hi ilthiest fan ily, graham and fs, Post-Dispatph. +- d ‘oy ee f re. ba bela ] Meitil hit . ~ ‘ — - —--— - - -—— ’ oat a" " . : oF oe + ag woe : Whole rent bread and #olis; wil also furnish LADY WAN ‘ ; t ; | re ; ’ 17 ? nN j ‘ . , . . ‘ . bet twee oer 60ua fountain for furnitu: Call 1634 Frankiip TAILORING WANTEI-Gentleman willl exchance from our mills, family, resend Th whole wheat _loring “Tis Ol - “ey enced help for ‘ladies’ ’ tale ‘ } ’ , ivva tes +s , - ; , ’ ‘ > ‘7 ‘ : . ho ~ 4;ir] f yr general house- required or our ant Ye " er | four weeks as i | : . iw Dremel ay. : HoUsS! KERKPER urn ed } : to echre for tn , @ctr ' I bel] tc. ? 1d. ¥ 17, Post 1 w . assis rashing, rood cook; good wages. expert nstructions. ley " cate __ a tema ae 4 i I \ ’ ae . ee I n I pie - ‘ nted ’ Ineatr a \ *y ; j re ? : "Ke hs Dyce I r ti | a M4 I in i ‘ i ab] = 4 ‘ 4 ee py . > ° ‘ » ' Mana or . ‘ . ° ‘ o ° Tyan P- ‘ Ti lio) irgcinig Ad } v2. lost Tria, F CRN RE ' > a Mah dy ay —To ¢ ~y — . ne fa. W ) Post A 71S T ex igi . | x ( 7 g \ N¢ 1h Cr ), ' ° i . rr ial “é : _" at $'2 ‘weehsls yet lat — _ te greece 5 givte Post-Dispatch | in Gon See Noe oe Pe? a ature ana stove. | x ‘ 4 HOUSEGIRI. WANTED—FfFor general housework. for catalog = * ead > ty son. Call or write sth art ar BEGGY WORKERS WANTETD--Buggy body mak- | - ett ee bias . HOUSE FURNISHIN«: VANTE] vlegant large v nestnu t for exchange; valnable com- in experienced white girl; call at once. 5348 —— fe *r College, 1141 Market, > / Qe ant ' = : r ? os ¥- ers and ' et makers at 2113 8. 2d st » | STORE For sale: store: goods or ee (He trunk f house burhisbiby [ “ailj ki nu Ad. inal . ligt ; ! stag bead, with antiers, . Page ape — LAt NDR Bs —s W ANTED| White woman by mon th —, Sabits ewoul , erint ad ad HSHFPLMAN WANTED—Young man preferred gars, tohbaccos, showcases. Ad. O 122. Post-Dis. » Post-Dispatch j UNmeunted, and other articles. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A neat, industrious “girl ~ Pa ey work; also two kitchen girla Peary onacigs - Pale og a oe _ "= : f I _ PPP COTO CCCCOOO LLDLDA>LP LPS we / PNA NS NA NSA NA Sd All | ONE ll dl tl PPP PPPS for genera! work i} . 1048 Taylor avy vanes 1° : yor le sg ' . ail : ; irane 7 Co ve ] [ris merer, (41 V al de venter ay j PPARAALDDALDIO LPP LPPDPPAPIP DD DPD PDN PPS LP LP OS A —RAAAANY ——LPALPPDPD PSS PPP PPL LLL LS OS ee ed DD . : ~ ai Ork: Loo ome; call with reference. } 220 Hickory st. MAC HINFE. HANTS Ww ANTE “T) oy avtamendl ale A mae- hs Cupplos : : ——- | —Panans aalors AItIN ‘i -ERS WANTED--Experienced me- | . et : a, ae * . : ° peperences; salar) ta ; ’ nabi ag pared ATED ah doteinetne HELP WANTED—MALE. | SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Hot sSEWOMAN WANTED--White woman n for gen- Walete; good aleo pressers on wun erwear, shirt- CLERK —sit. wanted ; el r hustl of any Bie, roller shelf and metal case work; steady po- | -————.—_ Le -) Words or Less. 5 Cents 14 Werds ut loss, hand Ceats Sa a pd wre be ay cook; family of 2; uw wore Wages: Steady work. 617 N. 4th et, . Broad | sitions and good pay Apply P. M. Wege. su-| MEN WANTED—25 men, to dig trench: pw SS Bees Tm | . ; RR iN me ty as no outside work; wages $16. Ad. T ILLENER WANTED = ee por Hons: 1, at Cold Snring ’utnam Co... New York. fellow and Fast. >. oon R o “S. ban aid Goog COOK “if. Wantes V colored cook, or do zen MA aw AG) nt—Sitny aidiaial wanted | as eer ager; ~e * “0, Post Dispate D, st ating references. mer: also axsist in sto pein toe Outeet tp Ade Sit wented vy au experteon whit —_ " Cral hor Work : rivate faull “S253A Euston, nr or eonntrye ite! y competen woaman. n- . aed ne . comchman; horses, lawn and garden; best of ref An I \'h T MAKERS WANTED.6 good cabinet | *F rR HANGER WANTED—No paper hanger: rear, , , Employment Bureau, 325 HOUSEWOM, a WANTED— Woman for general NI RSPCOIRL Ww AN TE White n , Ad 17. Powet-Dispat : or store fixture men Ad. W. P. Ly neh. = roll for hanging | 1] ind aste and - ‘ 5 housework. 2 Franklin av. 17. R748 Lac lede ay. ursegirl, 1 4 i iston st.. Fort Worth, Tex. Call 2215 Lomist at.. 9 o’eh , W ednes- POTS it. wabpt y good cook, or do washing. I AAA | HOUSPGIRL WANTE > gumeeek- Maen a ———a COAOHMAN Poalt ic ante a meds ' hy ‘ is afi ' , tenia ‘ ‘ l (‘y!] or s nd poste rene T , / PLP LAA dd ed el hh Se ’ ’ 4 A TE D—G irl for general house- NU RSH Ww ANTED Str tl Som - young Swede: " ten _* perk ’ , iy ’ ARPEN Ty R \WA NTED Young man go d on job born ue, wnet Ww Hi! bye the re ; CO K — ~ ‘ RESEEEEE ees — work in smal] family. 2430 Sherk lan av. De Imar bl. sy ; &. heal an. 8728 -_ ° . a 4 4 . ‘ , ** . “"°* ‘ \ il vant are sy! l pri . >| f: i] > 7 v —FE Bent oo © Or Ee LL” . ~ COATMAKFR—SIt neuen he AQ work 115 N. Theresa ar _ | Pa MBER WANTFD--Plumber with 38 years’ ex Gall or ad #111 Eugenia st nee HELP WANTED MALE. HOUSEK PEPER WANTED—A middle- aged house- NU RSEGIRL * Ww ANTEI -Nurese, r Lv 1426 N 16th at. ) CARPENTER WANTED--A_ good, reliable carpen- | _ perience, Call. 926 Hamilton ay COOK bases’ bibapaavemenend We Chae ae Tne. _feeper. 508 Broadway, East St. Louis, Ill. _mind baby and wash dishes, 1581 a 3 ia - ' o will work for . di : >A. I mp — ‘aes > A anted by rellable person, cooking al isiness Anucuncements, wnie De 4 pao ; apmereenE : COLLECTOR- $10,000 hond and one mrh's ery - . > sand Wiles work f I $1 “Oa dar Apply t \ roR rER Ww ANTED ] orter ip e-voaat shop. 6116 hau se work; small family - eal] 1234 N Lath ‘at a . eee Hot SEWOMAN Ww ANTF). A lady for general OPRPR ATORS Ww ANTEDOperat ites gratis to any old-established | po ro i. Murphy. 912 Cass av. — ._| SBartmer av.; take Suburban cars . See “ST $3 cabinet photos reduced to $2 per dos. | _Jousework. Apply 812 Illlvots av., East St. Louie. Custom pants; also girls to ore and finishers oa furnishing me position as city collector: expe | CARPRN’ re R WANTPED--Good carpenter to do in- POR TER WANTED—For saloon and bowlip © a, . he oo i oS : ust we as. woman sé. x: Vhen Studio, 1631 Franklin; open Senders tel. HOUSEGIRL WANTPD- irl for. "general house- Locust st., room 14. poly 622 renced and rapa ble ss Jose application to ui " elde work: éte Ady wo h hy ae Eoeth; soent be | © hey. 2100 S. 18th st _~s 4 ome” Ott HM ten ee ee: Sam vit. as __. | _ Work: German preferred. Apply 2710 Dayton st. PANTRY GIRL W ANTED—At Me Hotel, Pine ih : | OCP RSATY Can do it tis ate. meray ie we recommende / / *oat- aren. st liiatiuaind er cen a a vedas 5 vies - watt oe a “IVT )4 y ease oman ae - - - - oseT ine telegraph work. Ad. N 18, Post-Dispatch. | STE Te on ol red PORTER WANTED Night porter for rooming ROO0K ila rs EP ry See foray Cc . LA ae cary RMA AIDS WANTED—Chambermaids, at HOt SEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general bouse- _ St. be ‘tween &th and 9th ste, = i ‘ sa“. a. 1 Bai OF ec ali Cieabis «>! e* . ¥o The wf 0 ‘’ 1} ° ] ; 4 ™ > ) ' , we , wor ( . » Cook Sit. “ anted as cy inat ion ‘ wok more > . must le nilround bue tler. not afraid ‘ f | . h me, W age 8, $10 j Pom nth. ‘ al) at S811 Lax ast. % famiils ’ t's | ‘) PELerences, ee 16 Lac L* de ay. TET. \ ' W N ED NW m — ee ‘maid: as ~~ treatm nt. on 1SO8A Hic kory st 4 R WANTED ~An experienced prease®, man. 700 N. 3d st.. Fast St lwuls, Ti '] Apply Puterprise Carpet Cleaning Co.,|/ PORTER WANTED—Young man for porter, one of | COOK Wanted. m on ook in priyate family, | ' a ri “ . a gran at be me o; eek he nae HOU SEGIRL QVANTED—A 3082 Ne girl, “14 to to sungstras yeilng and Cleaning Co., 1800 Park. - ‘pstor rie ‘ermliet > ay ‘xX pe hace ho res ) e TT { 1} - Ps ¢ poy ' . ae ee = mile . i ears, . oh COOK Japanese wants situ: ion as cook or wait- | BONS Peacioly Sve. —s em ~g — her Se = Cate, be cerred ; ¥ by colored g goml ret 2008S Laclede as | one; w An. $3 per week and room if desired. | ——~ peat noedhctmotetstrr — Basanti. SALESLADY w ANTED—In dry ae store; expe- er, Ad. H 15, Post-Dispateh COATMAKERS WANTED-—And pantsmakers who | - 7 eee | DRREMAKER on esmaker wishes sewing | _©#!! at Columbia Hotel, 9th and Chestnut sts. HOUSHGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- | ings and live te canst, be willing to work evem , . Wish steady positions in the country; good wager. | ponpeRn warner | in families: dav a tee ge tn noe ae a manne a work; no small children. 909 Morrison av. reer e in neighborhood. 271 Frankito ay. OOOPER—Sit. wanted by a good trimmer, slack Annie Labs ms Crucknell Woolen Co.. 914 Pine. lites ANTED—A porter. Call at 1000 N. | amiiiies;, day ot " Ad. B 120, Post-Dis |} COATMAKPIR WANTEI-Good coatmaker; steady a SEAMSTRE awe eee os and tight work; trimming work preferred; etty | 2 ??* oe. ' rand av GIRL sit. wanted by girl do any kip f work work. A. Nowman the Tailor, Jefferson City, Mo. | HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- on pre am a —~A pee nig _Prverienced sewers ref rences. Ay . vet Neannte . . on . £F or " ., — oC : - > anear : — : -— - : 4 eso ’ i i i a C10 i} Ki » i i . id = wor } » . } v. * ear ¥ wor ~saveinenan lll cee ast : x , ~~ 4 ‘dos § a a class coatmakers rae: SER WANTED—Good, experien ed man p.@ss- | by day; mi sitals answered. Call Awbert | COAT MAKERS WANTED- Dnek coatmakers. 8, 6 2 rt Bh mene 2 Morgan st.. second floor. oes oe. DIA PTSMAN Exp rience rchitectural drafis Nit r SirTau _ bbs ae en . 4 eT on Coats; also a good baster. 22 NN. Sth. 2d fi. Piace A} “ae Be . °th and Frank! in; steady all year. Jokerst. HOU — — Ww ANTED- —Young girl to assist with SEAMSTREERS WANTE ee ‘ man desires pesiftion: bes fs Ad. Y¥ 15, P.-D f OATM AKER WA ps me gg, 5 og yl m — PRIN TBS WANTED—Job printers for catalogue Ot SE k ¥ iE IF rf Situation wanted as housekeep- COOK WANTED—Ap experienced cook : also girl genera ousework. 42424 Garfield av. board in family: nea STED Good | seamstzens A. oat. wanted by reliable and experi. | 7 °° 70S 8" Elia a | work. Hesse, 123 Locust et. | in uulneambered middle-aged lady foF| “for second work; good wages paid. ‘Apply at | HOUSHGIRL WANTED—Girl for general bouse- _are necessary. Call Masonic Home, 5351 Delmar, eneed mechanical draftsman: extensive shop ex COLLECTOR WANTE])—Bright roung man to col- P RIV ATE dlaeane , - Pg ee Widower or bachelor 232 - aston. onee. 4124 West Pine work; good cleaner; no washing; small family. SEAMS -—- > perience. Ad. N 16, Post-Dispatch lect and assist in store: must have best of refer + wa Dis cose a a specialty at Franklin Avenue HO SK KE P . i: apse se hcaicaideaeenin 3148 Locust st. ae TRESSES Ww ANTED—Exzperienced jacket - . . | OR John W. Loader Hat C 118 N. Broad- © pensary 3214 Franklin av. " | ‘ thia Ti anted as nousekeepe OOOK WANTED- Good cook for Plain “cooking; - and parame age also young w on but- DRIVIER—Sit. wanted hy « xperienced driver for| ©2°°3 John A) L 0., ‘ ‘ r — — y inidadaie d Wworan; best of refs. 1406 Lacust $14 a month “Pr y ‘5847 Maple av Hi 1 SPGIRL Ww ANTED—German girl for general Kurland SHOEMAKER WANTED Experienced channel honsework. 5170 Page bl. _Bros. pe atth floor. 7 bute her, grocer or ds liver y. best of references: | thet - " ; ane ' . : ’ w t rie \ e ‘ho o. My >t ~ Ho SEAG rk sift I “> f eat Gerni: rirl “nh — é : well acquainted in cliy. Ad. FE 14. P’ort-Dis. COOK WANTEL—Second cook, experienced; mugt | - urner. Hom fade Shoe | - 1920 N. 15th st for housewor 1] Osi 2) Faery, apetai¢u _. OOK WANTE me ee. Co to cok. ae HOV SEGIRL WANTED—Colored girl for general ED—25 ced DRIV ER--Young man would like to drive delivery | be good on short orders; call Fritz’s place, 2200 | SHOE M AKERS WANTE D- par rs and trimmers. HOUSER? . : | : ~ GG ae: housework. 16 N. 10th st. steady work ; good pay; 25, experien girl; Wagon: we ll acquainted with city Ad. Sam Rob line 6! _ Gindra & Bro., #00 N. 12th bai tL. > anted by competent German) COOK WANTED—An experienced white girl for _ free. 307 Laces av . perienced ta t hws. 4087 Peck st & Gt +2 ee : --. water eet 1) peels —e for lLouseworl outside worl Tr in private cooking; wages $16. 4021 West Belle p HOUSPGIRL “WANTED Girl for general house- | ———_____ . «t | O00K W ANTPD—A first-class mi at 00k ; mui! STAIR BU 1 DPR Ww AN TED—A good stair build place; city references, Ad. L 122. Post-Dis spatch., work Call at 4426 Blair av. SHIRTMAK BRS WANTED Experienced DRUY CLE RIK Situation wanted by drug clerk | _*®O¥ bis business. 1000 N. Grand ar .|_@h At S551 Clemens av HOUSEGIREL— Sit. 9 ‘a aah Roe ae ees ework, ‘TED—G 830 good chines, ougnl, parta: steady : af on a with 8 ; are’ cits xn rience: can furnish best COOPERS M ANTI I Five _ . - ~~ + -—— -~ |) ‘hinds ada a ’ . iit oA A; girl to do geverai | $16 3511 Kossuth av. Be tS “— WANTED- = c] GIRLS WANTPD—H a; ? hol - : o g reference ’ “ ox 148 | ,é | turant. 1611 Franklin av. rIRIS A an yuttonhole maker on SHIRTM AN ENGINE CR. Wanted, lig engine to rm will do WANTED —A first class cut la tooo Vareed. 1} a 148, dw» general housework; Jewish fumily preferred. | — - Serene tras YEgrT 3° gens vests; also girl to work on machine. 1237 Wash. ier experiences ebirt- * ; a nD” oo. Post-Dienateh ts C ol POLA TENDE od vA J ~ ee | onion. . E 1116 Franklin | COOK WANTED—Good restaurant cook. 1933 ttt aiden FOR nat ert Je wor steady work and . — wwe ering A _— ’ feb | ronde nt (reseem Foundry Vandalla tracks TAILOR WANTED Allround tallor —_— . | Rattle pan Franklin avy. HOU SE¢ GIRL WANTED—A ‘good strong - girl to do piy Ferguson- McKinney, 1009 Lucas ENGINERP S—lAcensed engincer « “ work 11]. a =! ir av., East St. Louls an - - : 42 1 iii a —? FR) | HOUSEWOMAN-—Sit. wanted to do general house-/| - - eT ——— — eneral housework; German preferred. S90T _av., J. ‘ retzel, Mer. ‘i : uINER seemed engie ner ants wo will —-— = ee -| Sood pay. “0 live st Work by middle-aged woman, in small family.| COOK WANTED—Girl to cook and assist with _ Washington ay. SK TMAKEE OE to Drew: samil plant preferred: has own tools; | DISHWASHER WANTED—Man to wash dishes. TAT WANTED _E ; “Arat.| 1119 N. 13th st ; general housework. 2822 Lafayette av. IRTMAKER W ANTED—A first- clase skirtmak- good refer ences, Ad. F 85, Post-Dispatch $24 S. 2d st cl On a LED—Experienced tailor on first- — — HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A German girl for gen- | _** 3560 Olive st. ’ — ae cass cuetom coats. Call at 822 N. 8th e@t.;) HOUSEKEEPER Housekeeper wants sit.; ecovo- | COOK WANTED—An experienced cook; $6— “per eral housework; two in family. 4381 Pine st. SKIRT AND WA AIST “HANDS WANTED wa skire ENGINE ER “il wi anted by a IHeens: ig ‘ DISHUWASILTER WANTED -Good. sober man dish- steady tol , . » ee , ' wees ae hae oe . mical young widew, for bachelor or widower: week; one dishwasher, one dining-room girl, in em willing to ¢ \ his own firing; with eit; ! washet for night work. Fritz’s place, 2200 Pine. Salam wane 7 7 — a onan Bh - . idl oud nat — ~a. Rng ota restaurant. 6703 Manc beater aa &- g HOUSPGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- and waist hands: steady work: good pay. A. io, Post-l epat h > 3 At once must KOM aia > ‘ . . SE work: good pay. 4000 Morgan st. _ Rosenfeld Mfg. Co., R19 Washington _ay. to run errands in tailor] - “th st., second floor , 4 r mm" Ss 16 @ —— " “> +" nr 4 . ‘ . “xt I’ ide P vet Disp at ch ~ DRIVER WANTED —Experienced laundry driver;; round man. J. C. Brain. 3822 Olive st ve ) r 00K WANTED —An aassi pemmapiionstontennaiedl siete a stant cook; references re- re- : —— SR smanan Ew nee mye HOUSRGINE.w Ganiaa ic ees ised. Anoty between 30 ond 26 t | HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Immediately young git] | SKIRTMAKERS WANTED—On power machines; RL—Sit. wanted by girl over 16, for pply betwee and 12, 8673 West | HOUSEG! work; go home nights. 3721 Olive at. steady work; good pay. 819 Laicas av. , MAN w atited, situation as barkeep ror porter, to must be acquainted in North St. Louis South acquaint , auis. TRAMSTERS WANTED—S teamsters for c ag- PRAMSTERS WANTED —5 teamsters for clay wag housework; speaks German. 3807 N. Broadway. “ine st. E DE c HOU’ SEG IRL Ww ANTED—Girl for housework; no STARC HER WANTPFT- xperienced starcher; also also assist at bar|{ elderly, active, absolutely sober Side Steam Laundr +S. Broadwa Ad. T !3, Po t-Dispatech wide | am Laundry, 100 roadway , — ons. Apply this evening. 3036 Hickory st., ; CE ii ea - ' ’ vero DRIVER WANTED—4067 Maple av. rear. John A. Lynch. HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. wanted as housekeeper by | COOK WANTED—Sbort order woman cook. 307 as ~ pranteen coe tage het f 2° a » >) w 47 ah D. ERRAND ROY WANTED—To work in tallor shop. TE ws Ww x ' experienced women; no incumbrance. Ad. A Market; also a chambermald; call 8 a. m. _Washing. 2203 S. 3d st. good shirt iroser. 1525 Franklin av. “al . ————— = —_ ~ ; | TABIS N. Jefferson av.” . : mage res 33.50 Teams on Grand av. and Do- mer Pam-anepatch, _ | COOK Ww ANTED—White girl to cook and assist | HOUSPGIRL WANTED—Girl or middie- aged wom- TAILORESS W ANTRD--A talloress, to work on nae oy ee Tees msn. O yeGre “he ed 0 HS) RRAND boy ‘YAN'TRD—A briebt errand bor. Carroll Coutracting Co. HOUSPGIRL—Ssit, wanted by, girl 17 ye ars old. to with housework. 4822A Cook av. Caroline st. and to assist in housework. 3557] bants. Apply at 805 Chestnut et., room 3, 2d a. met . wig ™ 5 nga paces Ey, = ais - ° —— * eres Go light housework or to take care of children, in ge mae a a a VAMP 8 er house of would titavel; best lorie ‘ferences: i> Commercial bldg Ww AITERS WANTED—Two men waiters, at Col- ' alle # Zo tet neat COOK WANTEI»-For small family; near Kirk- ae gags ER WANTED—On men's fine shoes. Des- : : yh oie Samally. Ad. W 122, Post-Dispatch. wood; wages $18: also housegirl. Apply J. L | HOUSHGMUL WANTED Giri for general house-| noyers Shoe Factory, 2ist and Lucas ay. bothing under $50 per month . ~ meng opm ON get lier’s Hotel, Granl te Clty, i. :, ae eis | FIREMAN WANTET)- Must have good rererene. — z | LADY—Sit. wanted by colored lady to work two Will jams: nm. 106 S. 6tb st. work ; good wages. 823 Hic ‘kory | st. WAISTMAKERS WANTED — Experienced watat M AN. SI wanted by’ a young white man: would | St. Louls Syrup and Preserving Co., Collins and w ANTED— Bicycle repairing. Knight, 811 N. , » days in the ele ¢ le “ like position as portc@: willine to work anywhere Dickson eta | Sach on = ‘Spring nig the week at house cleaning. 214 DINING ROOM G IRL WANTED—At once. Apply HOU snore, WANTED—G {rl for general house- Mi “Con, 718 Lae on power machines. Macdonald aaeeae 3518 Washington ay. oeeataa — Lafayette av. B. ©0., 6 AIcas av. Ad. ‘i. Heine, 1615 Cyattan st & '. , —_——--——_- -—— —- —_——~-— _- - - , . -| GLAZIER WANTED-~—Glazier or house painter; put! WHITENER WANTED—Good whitener at 0% ee ain nares 2 : : tmily. ¥ 5. 13th st. room girl Arty 1018 N. Broadway. honsema td; Tefs. 4421 Laclede av. colored. 1520 Loe ust st. a ee rows, gardens. flowets, furnaces; handy, ete.;: | - a gag oS ane ee amt: go a —— £25 mo rene 4. N 10. Poe SLPER WANTED—Tatlor wahts helper on cus- rOODW ‘ YANTED—C xl work- a . ' ~ etn fn enbiate. : ——-— I DINING ROOM G IRL. WANTED—Girl for dining HOU SEGIRL WANTED- Girl to assist housework warmanes WANTED—A goud arm waltress, 1426 - . @ oO a = uF . ‘ , 4 ‘ ‘ ied Si if? pouske oO Or ce Org, Bux elerence. au. wn o M A | Cc kin ob c k av. arket MA: eg a worthy men ae any ti san Ean et ee — . WOODWORK PRI WANTED—Two © wagon ‘wood F 19, Post-Dispatch rerm and kitchen. 2022 N. Broad way iki da _ 8G CooRing. 51 ' 00 = a = tHe ences. Ad, B17, Post-Dispatch HOUSEROY WANTED—ood, steady colored! workers and two painters. F. Luking. 1615 ros som > Sees Jee, washing. | DIPPER WANTED—Expertenced chocolate and | HOU SEKPEPER WANTED—Housekeeper; one ; * ANTED- - A good dining room girl. I > honsehoy 1451 Locust st., at once Sten &. LADY—Colored lady ‘would like bundle washing: eeamn at somat , kind and motherly; able to sew and live mod- Call at 20914 N. Sth et. r= . le hy “, (ta 8. Grat-class Worker. Call or ad. Mrs. Long, 703] Friis, Per at once; femate; call all day, Gil] crate: good home; Obristien preferred. Ad. K WATTRE SNES WANTED—Gisle 1 :. — in y a —Giris to wa on ta 4ths MAN Colored man wants work of any kind: house- maine eer ygaee om oe eS _— N. 224 at : work or driving: beat refs. 2900 Laicas av. HOUSEMAN WANTED—Coiored bouseman; one | ;wooDWORKFERS W ANTED—$2 50 “per “day. Ap- =: ao —-———--=-— _18, Post-1 “Dispatch. 16 N. ; > | who understands his work; must be honest. 3037 ply to Erhardt Wagon and Carriage Co., Atchi- LADY Sit. wanted by compete nt t lady; day or DISHWASHER Ww ANTED- -Dishwasher; old lady ous , Wd NTE irl for general house- : M. \ \ A mit lle- ice d man veonts wor k of any kind: lew wet sf, _ son, | Kan. week: best refs 7. oo : 70) Bugen la at. ees Call 38750 Eas- eg ey ye av. Ww AITHESS Ww ANTED~ uy waitress. ~ Call at it 202 WN. N. / . eee rred; easy work, small pay. undersionds care of horpes; best refs. given. Ad. F 15, Post-Dispatch BOUSEMAN WANTED—Houseman or girl for din- A $44 LAUNDRESS Wanted, washing to take ‘home: - en 5 , kat ) Gull Saished caNinet phote cat to $2 dosen. | LAUNDRESS—Wanted, washing ake home; ) ve HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A German girl for gen- | = SS MaMetesition wanted by swung white man. care | ten Ot Once. SEIT Delmar. | Lezow Ntudio, 1680 Franklin av. Open Sunday. | Send postal. 4345 St. Ferdinand av, “ss IWASHER WANTED—A woman dishwasher, eral housework in family of two; references re- WAITRESS W Tath st. ‘Waltress for lunchroom, of lwrses and general work about lace: best | HOUSEMAN WANTED—First-class bouseman who » _¥ = -| LAUNDRESS—Sitnatio ted by col oat nO Ee quired. ©2705 S. Jefferson av. city “Teferences. wad. it sy Post D & atch Te can walt on table. 3726 Delmar bl. zOU NG MA! N WANTED Young 1 man for one lo laund: 4 ee po by olore . trl 31 | DRESSMAKBR WANTFD—A good dressmaker and Sar A ROP ETL A: ok WANTED—Lady or gentleman wishing to leara 7, patch. us aes ing. 4% Gravois. P a indry work, go out or take home. 41x skirtmaker 921% N. Compton. HOUSEGIRL WANTED-—A. white girl for general bookkeeping, ete., can have office work to pa MAN- Wanted, job work; one or two days’ work | LABORERS WANTED—Rallroad laborers and car- YOUNG MAN WANTED—To week im meat mar- Edo stoowe Bt BW sik? ch EN I a Es Se housework; 3 in family. 4310 W ashington av. } for part tuition. Ad. A 100, Post. Dispaten. pay A week, taking ere of lawn, house cleaning ete penters; Oklahoma and New Mexico; cheap fare. seek x “ LAUNDRESS—Washing wanted to take } DRE SSMAKER WANTEI— Dressmaker, helper and — = neo —————— SE EE tees ot. tare’ conn £ . 1628 Market at ket; cut and take orders. 1024 Hodiamont av. as ono ashing wan o take home or apprentice. 8710 Laclede av. HOUSEKEEPER WANTPED—Housekeeper for WASHDPRWOMAN WAN MG , ane —— sate — ———e — | is ee ee you NG MAN WANTEI) F { ht k fh rea ncn SS Rutger MK. satelite eS ze . asennad rooming bouse; young woman pref. 1411 Wash- an at 1319 Chouteau — g00d wa rwom- MAN- Kellatle, energetic young man desires nost- | LABORERS WANTED-—-Laborers, scraper holders taarant and lunchram.: —For nig Tg oe ih ree: LAUNDRESS—Reliable laundress wants work for DRESSMAKERS WANTED—3 good dressmakers, 2 ington Bc . - . . ~ © ee ea a ial nl. aif ad: will work rena. Ad, I 16. Post Dis spat h. van. _- - at if) _ 05% ttag av. DRESSMAKER wW ANTED—F irst-class dressmaker. work. 256A Yairfax ay. sth st MAN- Sit, we anted by strong young man of 22: work LABORERS Ww ANTE {\D—Laborers and strong boys. TC “~T *RS LAU VDI LT: SS—Wanted. % all re: wy to thle ~-2 S. 14th st.; call at once. TSA TRI , PD—G = — enn —_——— Semenl ry 5 . A Girls want at paper box | HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- ng ayior av “A until March 20 for the purpose of issuing licenses. | AUND ssw shing . facto TY, 200 N. Mi , nd . ~— fetersine 4dr C100" Rept i 4 seams LATHPRS WANTED —Nonunio n. Te mple pl., near All barbers having failed to procure their license | LAU: “ oe. sere was “Ta ‘and irc ning to bring ‘ fain st. — 4% —~ 3646 Flora bl.; one block | woyay w ANTED—A middleaaged or elderly wou Wilne . x —-———=-=--——- { are requested to do so within the time above | intial GIRL S Ww ANTE D—Young girls to sew buttons ee SS ek au; do piain cooking; small famlly; West End; PrN MAN- Good penman wants woh Pe I or ad- MACHINIST WANTED-—-Young men wh> has some | specified; those failing to comply herewith will LAUNDRI Ss—Colored laundress wants” wi rk, to; and hooks and eyes. Macdonald Mfg. Co., 713! HOUSKEGIRL WANTPD—Girl to assist with gen- no washing or ironing; state wages. Ad, R 123, _ Greases to write at home. Ad. Post- Dis. experience running lathe. 502 S. 10th et. ene 7 SO eS a Pt h according | go out by day. Ad. 2829 Laclede av Lucas uv. eral housework; smal] wages; two in family. 6202 _ Post- Dispatch, . . Oo law. oO } ou —— roe Renter mm a 9 - Sul . . PORTER—Sit. wanted as porter in store; ex- SAO $00 De Kalb s be ANTED—Machiniste. Apply at V. E. BURCH, Treas. | LAUNDRESS—Sit. wanted by white laundress. to | GIRL W ANTED—Machine | airls and finishers on uburban av. WOMAN WANTED—Woman or girl to io perienced; can furnish best city references, Cal] | “900 De Kalb s J. L. HANNIS, Pres., go out by the day; ean give good refs. 1444 custom pants. 922 N. 8th HOUSPGIRI. WANTED—GiIrl or middle- aged wom- kitchen aod assist in cooking. 1S. 16th et. or write 2636 Lac as av. ie ie tS __-| MAN WANTID—Afan_ | YOUNG MAN—or 19 wilt fe any kind of inside} —*"* '° = oa TAILORS AND CU rERS, maid; colored. 38718 Morgan st | Custom pants. 420 Market st., 3d floor. Bh. - este ar ANTED—Woman tor cooting sna be in ’ “4 aD ( Tim . —I In . ° 7) a ’ > eee ery. | Ad. Mi 16, Pust-Diepatce. MEN WANTE 1D—@ Gen on'Sth and Olive. Ti pn pt gh By S ieiaeaté ter Chek LAUNDRESS—Colored woman wants washing and| GIRIS WANTED--Felling hands on custom coats; | HOU mee Ws ANTED— Girl for general house- |) suburbs; good wages; must have references; ad. you NG MAN—Of 10 will do any. kind of inside | - eo —— = ; ho bave | Me men’s garment cutting; thorough {nstructions| ironing; go out or take work home. Mrs. Miller, | . first-class wages. — 202 N . Sth st., 3d | floor. _ Work. 21 12 Waverly pl. 2118 Geyer av. _ at once, N 20, Post Dispatch. — : __ work at fair realary. Ad. M i 17, _Post- ~Diepateh. — = wy! W wel! a ~—T . are, mee vn hy ~ A mail. Write for terins, descriptive litera- 1601 Carr st. | GIRLS WANTED a rienced girls for ‘plain ¢ sew- | HOUSEGIRL WANTED —Girl for general house- WOMAN WANTPD—A bright. active, intelligen® A experien n ca ’ x. | ing. Apply 114 N. Oth st., in store. work; lower flat; janitor; no children. 5256 woman who can cut and fit ladies’ ts; a Apply by letter only, giving age, experience and LAUNDRESS—First-class laundress wants washing | . to bring home or go out by day. 38328% Franklin. GIRL WANTE DA - Oret-clage dining room girl: _Delmar bl. Bee sO ha. sciesistetiiaiaad _ good position to right party. 1410 Dodier ‘on ml . a “Panky *y) references. Gen'l Compressed Air Louse Clean- c. —f € , ing Co., Oity. rear. r. baimer, pay $5 a week. 3009 Olive st. HOU SEGIRL ~ WANTED—Girl for housework 10' wowAN WANTED—Ao expert woman on Vupel MAN WANTPD—Man to assist in pantry and din- SALESMEN WANTED. MANAGER—Sit. wanted as manager of furnished | GIRI, WANTED—A neat FOUnE § girl. Roberts 6 | — ne es See eenn Senn eee ae : ot HOUSEGIRL WANTED—A colored gitl for general | COr TT) GOLD GLASSE S $2. 50, ERCAN Jing room. 1707 S. 7th et. 14 Words or e Less, 20 Cents. tas hi re “4 “oy class tay” ‘er "7 4 | Heineman EF. & I’. Co., 704 St. Charles st., 5th fi. ANTILE OOLLEGR. Lincoln Trust bi > yo ating at tts eat perienced lady; no Incumbrance. Ad. A 22, P.D ; a ye housework; #mall family; one who will go home tha Obestaut sts.; tudividual tostruction bide MAN WANTED—An experienced cream man in SALESMAN WANTED—Good shoe salesman for . *| GIRLS WANTED—Girls to fold circulars; $3 per at nights prefe ‘Tred. 1017 N. Cardinal av. Each eye scientifically tested ra Dn. Gy bookkeeping. penmanship, shorthand, typewrit- atarch room wiow s Candy O>.. 9016 Market. “men's stock; must understand window dressing. | NURSE—Sit. wanted as purse or general house-| week Ad. © 19, Post-Dispatch. — — ar gern MORTTE. Oculist and Opticlan, 612 Franklin av. ’ . . . - " ’ - , rir , . ore a7 Mo 7 st . . — OU Shits ; A D1)- (;ir or genera ouse- —— BALLS s ee te ae Sepbip: ay echocl ones a peer. ereater tae | MAN WANTED. ae Pre 7 and| 317 Missourl av., East St. Louie ON poe Reet Hemmant: Boredom, sn . | GIRL WANTED—4Girl to help in small family; no HOUSE ae family. 4634 Delmar CORA RAF PD RRARR AAA ROAR AO SR APAR _ porter for salon Oo N th st Z ~ | NURSE-—Att wanted br tratned nurse 4 washing: good pay. 3017 Thomas st. - . : — - a REP P PPP PPP - SALESMAN WANTED—Cigar aalesman: muat be years expe rience; confinement a spe ty; HOUSPHOUIRL WANTED-—Girl for general house- LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. LP MAN Me ——— To — — and do “general experienced; state experience and reference; sal-/| 4, ‘ doctors’ references. Ad. K 129. UG aR ~A Ww a rE Young ete agsiat in dry g goods work: smaj) family. 5242 Maple av. .W ord a Lowe, 0 Coots HE WANTED—MALE ere wer —* ary and expenses; good position to right man. Seo: d 122, Post-Dispatch. ~——. a . 7 >. AeNER : ' 2 -D's . : : . : ~ nor . ———- | TOUSEGIRL WANTED—A white girl for general | ~~~ ee oe eee ee ee MAN Ww ANTED—Man who hes a plow and team y Ad. Hf 20, Poat-D spatch ES Rist kee pr * . +- l 7 an bY neat te oy SS: aint quit cue W ANTEI-G irl for lunchstand: night work: Romenwenn S800 Olive at | west door. | ASSO Ti Kk WANTED -haieeee t- faraily waeb BARBER WANTED—At 912 N. 7th et. Sarmed over Arcly S10 Wheetane (2c? 2rd | SAUESMEN WANTED—Two energetic hustlers; | 0% Child oF compan' 129, Post-Dispatch. | —24 & Week. 1326 Market a HOUSEGIRI, WANTED—Girl about 17 sears of | Gcpartment, (0 ‘assort, iat work, ©. A. Laue re ' ' : ay a ‘Hence Neen : p | a es —s ; - . : ' wes ’ . J mundrs eo. 4 SS. sO CTSOn AY, BARBER WANTED—Steady barber. Apply 1'33 Taduc at. must bay e eoux ‘ xperie ace >. sale “007k =, | ae . , ained se: 10 yen , GIR Il, WANTED som) girl who understands cook- i sze, to mind baby and wash dishes: good pay to;. - . - Broad dway. -— . oa - —— » - >» w and cominission; refs. ( onroy I rvs., ee | ive, NI liiske mit. AnT by trainee nurs . : ifs Mg for leg ard! ng pt 1e - good wages. 19138 Ss. Jef. the right girl. Call Mrs Delafield. KINA Mo ‘yen rie NERS “ AN ren “hirt ironers and girls to = 3 _.. |MAN WANTED —To attend to lawn and furnace SALESMEN WANTED -Salesmen to travel with experience. Ca rad. 2318 Salisbury st.; Kin- | ferson ay | - ; learn shirt froning: alee girls from 16 up to leers = j WANTED- ~~ good barber, ‘for steady and assist with housework in private family; most complete line of paints colors and varnish. | _ /0¢%. 1) 18% lecrmp re 845, "| HOUSEWOMAN WANTE))—Settled woman for) jroning Excelsior Laundry, Grand end Bell, me = weet o reverence yequired ee ner ay. 20 on the market lewel Refining Co., Paint De | NURSE sit. wanted as experienced nurse for lady on ~~ ANTED—Two girls, one for kitchen w ork, general housework; without any incumbrance. IRONER WANTED. - Experienced bosom trouver é ‘ -_-— ——— = a - ~-—~-- ‘ . . ° ‘ . oe . Len ‘ ~) . : e. ste rm « an an . e owls P - . ? ; ; . : ene “—) BARBUR WANTED Today. Apply 6122 FEas- MAN WANTED—To take care of about 2 acres tn partment, Cleveland, O. | in confinement or invalid Ad. A 23, Post-Dis Talb at ning room and housework. 2000 De | ee Ne oe . inachine girls, first-class wages. 2U1S Case ag, tone country; tuet understand ganieping; must be | VU ARARAAAA OOO | Ok TRESS AIC wamind aa meamstrewa in tame! xe _| HOUSFGIRIL WANTED Giri for general house- | . —~ ~— —— WANTED r iret- , , oni neat and clean and have rat of references. | — ~ a" np aa ‘ a. adh i oo ; = %,. Bp - Gil tess \\ ANTE T) Smal gi ris. at American Feath. | work: small family 767 Fue lid a 1tvoNERS WAN'T ward’ nor sughe need e#kirt lrener class barber for Mis- Join W. Ifader Hat Co., 118 N. Broadway 7 wy me Db, pee Mee “igs girl Bact en r duster Co., 1410 N. 7? , none bat eaperienced help nem ‘ } ‘ i. VAN Ww ANTE n Young man for etetpeing on jn- nati, QO. Paes a -—y and tele eri iph Cpe rator iong experience, TIOoU SP sb, 1 } wo ’ : 14 Words or Less, yd Cents. , . . , zi vest reference Ad. G &S, Post-Dispatch ‘ ' ce Bor “WANTED—Small boy, colored, to assist as pan work; state age, experience, efc. Willard. AGENTS WANTED—$100 monthly, mew patent | : | Cig arette Department | morning 3927 Delmar bl 7 DICK RICHARDS, the only expert stage danet _ porter in barber shop. 819 Chestnut. 619 N. th at. ‘or. | RTE NOGR APU ke J) i woe 3S SS SES, OC ET ~ nny bread se free. H. A. For- *" wagner HER Sit. wanted ie Rn a day = WOUSEGIRL WANTED—Fapertenced§ girl for instructor in the city. Offer, 2700 Bt. Louwls a®. BoY WANTED Strong bor. bat 7 AN WAN Th “he . shee (o., Cincinnat 0). acy stenographer; Qiiver, Smith *remier oF | oa se uae “ures n~ ian 1 » bl i i a - - _learn trade; steady work “Ad. it is, Post-Die. for work ae Olive st. ee Remington machipes; best’ of references; salary CATLIN FACTORY, Rowsewerh, Waenins Cee ee ee AD DRDRAPRARARR AAR AEA P AP POP OOOO 7 PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit ‘Seenees:' * try reasonable. Ad. L &1, Post-Dispatch 12 | HOUSKHGIRL WANTEL-—Girl for general houre- Ootn and Ches stn uf. | work; good wages; amall family 2711 Russel! DRESSMAKING. 14 Words of Lees, 20 Conta, ny --— - = 4 HOUSPHOIRL W \NTE]> Young airl to agsiat with — gene eonsework!: no washing RO71 Tage bi _—_—~- , ~~ a — ae sirl to do pantry and dining room / . general beusew DRESSC 7 TTING, dresamaking tavcht; artietie ' i ve at HOUSKGIRL WANTED-—Gilrl for general house dressmaking dbne by Mile. Claire ©. Lacts, 6 ing to bring home Metjee, 3910 Fairfax av. eT OT 2 aS , , far e . . . for light bwsework; reference; call Wednesday ae eS: a BoY WANTED—Roy as porter in barber abop; $3 MA AN WANTED- Young German to take care of washable enamelines; no glass; don't rub; cheap week. 615 Vandeventer av. horse and cow. 4957 Forest Park bi Family Portrait Co., Chicago. STENOGRAPHER—Sit. wanted as stenogtapher. ‘ ——— . a a . by girl of some experience Ad. P 3, Post-Dts | BOY WANTED—Po: bowling alley, 2100 & . 18th MPN WAN a1 TD. men p on “Soba A. Lene R U A BUFFAIA? Agen ts to eel] Buffalo but- | TYPEWRITER — nor ere BOX WANTED —Imivetrions boy, 18 or 1G yeara| — 88 per day. Jobn A. Tem tone’ dozen, SOc; els souls Button’ Ca | typewriting for practice in a lawyer's office; | old, to leara rout 4 bi , : 5000 $10; samples, 5c. St. Louis Button Co., os aes age ong corel ee ae oo = Anan . 43 cles : ore: lant. Ad ti 1, 2 EY paet > eb- | MEN WANTED—Men and ladies to sell 15 car tick- heute. Mo. accurate but slow; can do proof reading. Ad. A GIRLS WANTEBD—On custom senha aaa ame work Apply 446A Laclede av. Century bidg ets or &8 matinee tickets, for & cents: no fake: a 19, Post-Dispatch buttopholes, and girla t> learn Room 318| HOUSEGIRL WANTE!)—Girl for general house. | 25000-22220 20 Ooo ; a : nese 0 Bn l Dee che p . ‘ owt agiieds ‘ ‘ . - : ED Roy pon 14 and 16. German _9 a. m. to 7 p. m., room 20. 304 N. Sth at ne BEE Genelli's new ticket; agents make $50 per) wipow Widow, stranger In city, wants to keep Faniile bidg. Yth and Olive ata work: po washing: with references; German pre oreo. Us store, 1800 Lafayette av... | MPN hd Asean Men to earn barber trade: only & week. Genelii, 023 Olive st. house for gent. Ad. T 18, Post-Dispatch. GIRL WANTED—Neat girl: easy ‘place: in fiat: ferred. 919 Mortison a\ ae be Se Oe TYPEWRITERS. ~— _—~ a Weess require ave positions paying $15 week. ae oe: px on , vag family of three adult CC > oraman me ove ee with tools 111 N iat | A raphe en Weie M his spring; comparatively ~ pa Amat og widow with furniture wishes to Tk = 001A Delmar bl. en eta ~ yom ota es wes 14 Words 7 Leen, au Conta "ye o ex se t ‘ . eep house for singie gent. 7 Poat-T) ELLE, AN TRFilb } " 0 ‘ , . Markets Berber College, 1141 MAIL ORDERS. a erence | ae Re eo er ~s ~~ a, ew er D Tyr mw RITE r Fr a date. uew No " Si) Olver WOMAN-~A good, rellable white woman wishes t: zt yng em 7 ' typewriter, 8). St Loomis Typewriter Exchange, oo poy “shaun TE es one a> Bonar ve . TOU SRHGIRL WANTED—A good girl for general (memical bide: tel. M 11408 mon fart? e6ncn Lien. wette a good band and xo ont by day as laundress; can give refs. 362) | HOUSEWOMAN WANTED Middle-aged woman. f "05 ] ssiet ' or housework. 4280 Maryland ar ‘ : aittvichinin _ eome he Ceeemmented ; bors wader 15S years #2 — Herries, $4 Bhoe Rhee Man. 20 rine et BOOKS of all ties sie . ated at lowent rice, by Clark ay eet Ds exsist with housework; no washing. 1818 Wasb —_ — t- seacces house. | WE hare 1000 trpewrtiers for rent or sale; oll ~* eteelent busioess, with MPN Ww ANTED—With shovels, on Taylor and Rer. Mail Order Book Co., Louls Mo., O. box | WOMAN —Good, reliable, white woman wishes to | HHOUSEGIRL WANTED—T petairs work: care for HOt a WANTEID)--Girl for ge ouse or mall or telephone your order. satisfaction guart- ving references, Beat te Adar Mn, jo the morning J. L. Cook 631. go out by day. as laundress. 3625 (ark avr. bor of 5: one who can do plain sewing Preferred; | work u Maryland av le antler) e... a | lta Exe bange. xS N. oth , us ' " es fhite or colored. 5112 Weer TTT ' lored fl for ot. mt sraia, a. af quip ws EN AND TEAMS WANTED—75 men PDAS ION ~ WOMAX “It. w b , wh wm ineter pi. HOUSHEGIRL WANTED Capable co co , nd Spruce: men and teams - my 7 Ceeres wera; Gert 8 HOUSBPGIRL WANTED—Girl for 6k | CO general bowsework; small family. 4316 sens PP LI PD § WANTED—Roge o! Mero pitede: at 4th a pay every Gat ' day. 2021 Bell per week while ae tf a 4% _ Whelan CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. work and plein cooking: no wanler os or Mh {HOU SPOR. WANTED—Housegirl: irl; asetot genera! PATENTS AND PENSIONS. WOMAN—Sit. wanted by ‘first-class colored woma: 1008 N. Newstead ar housework: no children. 2200 Carr 22s 14 Weds bal lees. lam, © O Conta x td pra os to et Pater i MEN, AND TEAMS A. ata men and teams 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. to do ironing by the day. Call or address ” Oe a ee ae eee i —t_ , MEN WAN TED—w to sell medicete! . on, aE Missouri @ work. _ Apply 3487 F pney sv. A A DIVOROR secured oy by retiabie attorney. and Hick Scott av. HOU SEM AID WANTED—German preferred. 1730 HOUSPGIRL WANED -Gm to do genera! house mF AND aaa ieaaD— oe Jefergon ay. and] scap to house: sample Mw big commise- | WOMAN—Reliable woman wants any 4 t after Bentos st. John ‘Nolde. _@lon. Ad. L 9, . Monday; family wr Sart Les take home; also bouse | HOUSEGIRL YANTED—Giri for general bouse- | HOUSEGIRL WANTED- for general house-| Law Office. 1008 0 cleaning. Mrs work. S252A California av, work; no children. 8716 See a av. Oe GER Wa A ,Orst-clase man: | SOLICITORS Abram Sedo solicitors and . obeaaberet hanger 01 peinter. Collectors; ‘‘times coatract;'' liberal inducement: WOMAN—Sit. wanted by Tome ‘for genera! house HOUSBGIRL L WANTED—Giri of woman. 0 8. Cox y, 904 Chemical bldg. housework; apply thie evening, $510 Walser }~ good men. work or plain cooking. 4004 Lucky st. at. ee AR er ES NB A SS eos, mi i +
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TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —MARCH 19, 1901 ROOMS FOR RENT. “ DWELLINGS FOR RENT. PERSONAL | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. | IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE. ; 14 Words or Leas. 10 Cents 14 Words or Lees, Jv ‘ents 14 Words or e Less, 20 Cents. 14 worlds or less, 20 cents. re oe ee amen f WHO DISCOVERED Enea Notice to A dvertisers. | S47 All advertisements under Bersonal are ac- | Pere ie ce ae “oak anh ao ee Se , +. ae ake ms _—~ , bt eA *] 7 ’ ~ | ' Ou j * ‘ iE . - : , fr: eo t > é ic: . " ‘ ce} pted bje« t : r + e d ti 0 _ ? Ma BELL, AV., 3218 Elegant furnished front reo, | ¢ )| COTTAGE —A Eve-room fram aig at He | of at mm ant et to ee a ee ‘et, borrow money from ts on your furpitore, ON MONTI i LY PAY M ENTS. y tche gas and hot bat | y Y -| beautiful grounds; corner Bruno and Forest av.; | _ with mee of Klichen; gas and | to GRAY ITATION | rent £20 - ——— —e ° pianos or any security; ioans nade up ia week.y For Sale—1234 Blackstone av.. one Pleck nerth BELL AV.. 34038—Two connecting reome furnished ' . — ' P Ek SON AL,—If Miss L. \ is | it) - + thly paymenis; thus reducing lean at each | of Page av.; brand-new >-#stery preased brick freat ORBSOENT AV., 6105 4 vers etty five-roeom auve Lieae tS 4 ely drtss ID > Pp met-Diny itech payment; your vasiness is stric tly confient ial, house of 8 rooms: reception ball. hath and closet; for light housekeeping, yas rane, ny eblidren. AND WHAT DID rick eottade: bath ‘ / yard: city water; rent | ’ ’ ; ; a ; . eount tf pra id before due: if you wean ¢ a furnace: jot 38 1-3x125 feet Terms. 8200 cast, ¢ \ le sen. é a M a > A F \Ieet us at 161 7" ‘ . ‘ ; ‘ ' if. Bu i : deal do mn "tf fall to call ane 780-16 19 balance $20 | er te mth i ar keye ar aj ih vl = “ce day; weekly rates correspond | ] ? ? ‘ , as P ; i j i ; rustee will sell gas fixtures lews than “W FINANCE CO... rocms 2 0- KEELEY A Vo. 1113S Chestaut st. - - é EV ANS AV., 3507--S-reom house; bath, laundry; - : | © ; ‘ nd Oliv 308 Mt . oe BROADWAY. 518 S.—Nice, clean furnished smas x LEAD LO : | suitable for two families | ; PERSONAL—Mrs. Mary ¢ on ewiti i tina ~ lows i eon aoe a Ty TAr or large rooms, $1.25-$1.50 per week lea P : 4 B- meeerers ‘4 , ¢ Ne | tresse!], wauts information [ Aibert, age AN F AS\ - ae te get money, is on your ‘furniture $1000 W ILL BL y FIND {VNSWER RELOW IT m= A Yr An . h , ee - ] ' FRANKLIN AV.. 103% Two unfurnished rooms, " ird, opposite Lafayette Park FOURTH ST., 712 N.—The three-story brick store. | BUGGrES “pee printing. MeGill & Co., 12 a oo | 7 yments lowest in city. Weekly and TMAR RMT] I) rz. khS, x : 7T z £ nt vinent ilowe: Li Al WVU Lia dren. arior; plenty of light vith exceptionally rea-| April 1. Apply to R. B. Whittemore, 208 N- 4th uilk. pedal. tee butcher, laundry, in “6 = one " . ' rr) 2 he : . = ‘ " - ; . ” ) "hi } . ‘The Boston 8 stories. elevator; fine light and entry : see Wage! hoop » Stl ahs private complaints cured free; mrt sexes: | FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO., vow PAPAS A gae, het beth -— — | an om * W | ST NGE 120—F n rooms: hath, ht 7_™_-~~~~ ——— geting a ges ' » me . ROOMS ITH BOARD. ST A ur 4 4 Kleven w J ! ne C r a fn —. San & : ¢ The interest on a loan of tt “) te $1 ™) for 6 m: mtha. KERFI EY & GO.. : 111% Chestant et. necting rooms, first floor, Hommsekee ping, a i . © ’ yay ; ms " - ~ ~- — tli aati - - ASS I | tse, aii I gy, i n, - MATRIMONI AT, , ean pay oh. ‘ : a ! an at $2 a mouth: ‘ SPD ALO I AAAYIS OY ew oeeer~ ee’ _—— ~ ,. . ” ean pas bis : » ow , at 33 “ month fect eonditri nm : fine het ghborhe. “i: ° cach tres) front rer, $2.50 and SL. it housekeeping ; . whim . FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT. Ad } _ ie te — -4 ._ * 3 cual | aaa ~~ . _ — ~~ ! nh pe returned to suit your convenience, ’ ; ‘) 7. ly . , , ‘7? : a. . , floor rooms; and eld bath urns all couvenies bath; all conveniences | MATR IMONY— Middle-aged refined lady, with a NATION AL TRUST COMPANY HOUSE—For sale, house and lot, 22546 Indiana 6v¥., Seatieniens sevvier Bi ; AS AV ae Catt urnis! moms, MADS AV., 3427A-—Neatls rerarsned o-room fat to | n Ad. Roa, Pos ateh Fent with some means; object, matrinnests Ad me Rell Matin 2764\ Locust and Broadway. lot 252127 feet: house ts rented Cas: | red. 01 «Chemical bide h and (have LICAS A\ 20°00 Rooms with board 14 Words or la s3. 10 Cents. - bai li 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. ousehold goods; easy payments: business confi- a6 Wowes or aaen, | » omer ih OO TSS ‘ front room for nen or hovsekeeping, other rags. | WapLE AV., 5070--Furnished or unfurnished front! BARN -Large enowuzh or two hor ‘ ar- | 4. busine inte wei eat-neice printin VINNEY A\ a . Sarit nishe d rooms; for | Tyre first-clawsa Il» aryl and service s&s, Treas | rages West line bi and $50] ’ er} “Us ary ~ —— a " 4 till | enter 0 o p~f th st ' ’ “heay aS Kasy r ayments No Publi “ty, $ 9 OO ST ' ‘Gliks it sule. bugwi : 918 - . nre rn) ; , in Residence No Risk. — " the ‘ , oO? ‘ . ee 3 t » | A undertake r order and light adver- easiness in th e rt. & ul years. Attor ments of $°.00 accepted on loan of $30 OO. por h, &4 month; oa f or , . facturing or other business A} = . Oth. ti rect with us, so there ‘is 1© extra charge Muanew « yoaT mere ut once for this bargain. mthern expesur nee “ey Be Meee 7 ; - alr. Inquire at room 400 me . urity bldg ’ Kl 10 - — o- ana ws 7 . Puli hi tie of I li ery | me iicine f) rijshn ] PT rman Ann ric; (> for ' 1414 " Ollve at a room ie Te lep hone R 484. AALS ™ . , TT Ooms : SNP MPAA AYN SI YY YY YY + . , furnished, goml « a l room w | corner grocery. HORSES AND VEHICLES. . ; | t wat , - gnxiot ty hak ‘faint | mak loans, $10 to ‘$25 4), at the following rates: bali aral “ed” lot 22 ign 1 LS feet: thle Souse w CHOUTEAU AV., 1504-1510 y furnished con water and in good condlRion: price $30 Apply | 1 " ‘ “ , ‘us Pi Wanted. 7 interest o a .oan yf Sith is £° fo rT a moeaths ae . . ‘ , "4 b ' . $1.25 uF Hotsk—For sale, eight- me m home; omdern: per water, $2.54); also others owe 2807 —Larg well furnished second re wy —~eeww RUNAB Ot PP WANTED Runab “wns - op = | : a for one-fourth less than) coet if sold quick. Ad. aud. 45 Ne Wis I irnished TOOLS. nc V GA Veriban fy 7 e. sii . Lue . Mion or year DW FIAANG For aale. lel mar bh} weat of Sarah, alen h list arey » & | conveniences, . : : . -~ i er — —— a , a — ~~ j rse ania ’ ; ow " . ipatri: ’ ‘ : o~e ‘ . . er ’ . : " &2 week \Z : —— : uiu ' mue ii iit MaACrimM is 4 Ss at!. tis lL) Spat sh. ' “e , hat : send our con fds ntial cee: for Sern. cot swum in TAtét. N 18, I’. DD. yourd; reasymabile; ail ‘niences responsible party witbout children; refs. req ' re ‘ost-Dispate! . eer Ew . . PU, | t-Dispatch, , KERFLEY & (0O., 1113 Chestnat et. ae ah an ' rt . : ) itt wrabad * geuticmen, private fami! i n uust be chean , BUGENIA 1 BM: omfortab furnished room , a, ’ : . o | hy hei Southe eed Uo.. | maint ‘ ) , : aoe BO Ne ee foe oe ee PERSONAL SUNDRIES. | -| CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. at Nt tll housekeeping MisrsotURi AV hiv Elegantly furnished room, 'COTTAGR A\ , 4581—Store with i al i Barton « . ee? . A- l! ARTICLE—Cheapes! lac i I No delay oO " published: rate of, inter- snitable for light houeckeeping; water; no chil WVORGAN ST S11TA— Elegantly furnished bach now occuple ‘J by F. S. Powell; possession giver | sale, storia buggies, surrervs , =o , mot ’ we . ’ : " . ‘ ; iit wit » | . " _ . ar » . : , ’ " F. ( ’ - eu ea.) ‘ } st] } . »] hy! » at ‘ y . . a ' hake rT. A DIVORCE secured promptly by: lable atterne ment rf om ‘cepted on loan of $25 00. . - ‘er : : ~«>* , ti jie terms or ? i> vr. is; Ail ay , 4 4 ‘ a: | nm if * ie ou - ‘ , etait - : > » oe lice cf . ne - a , ae. ¢ = . a ' FRANKLIN AY ny + furnished room, wit! Fo 5c ore acon | FRANKLIN AV 510—Tobree floors, Sox*5; manu- | tine ns; ais) a truck spring stake ney. law offs WS Oly nd too : men f $3.00 accepted on loan of $100 O00. east of Union av.; this is/a Sane locetion for dust 1 st. oe er com POCIRe Base, | ‘RANKLIN AV., 510—30x99 feet; one door west of | F ‘PS AND WAGONS—For sale. high-grade | _5°°¢S. discharges, ete, either sex. 107 N. Mth hee wr = DAVID P. LBAHY R OO, 719 Chestnut at FRANKLIN A\ (i s nome: 1106 Victor | : . ~ yO — . : , e - ee ‘ MORGAN SJ 4008 -Pieasant roo ane boars & Tiffany, trustees : ‘ Ons, we hbnild von most | 2 Yee on be TI " . 4 st., S roomea, §7; ees Prankiin av southern exposure, por hoe and yoo sli a ey ' . — — SSF CEng tte Cine ehicle line you mi: 15 wal ‘oo oere Preneue av. | CONF IDENTI AL louns on furniture, planos or any SUBURBAN PROPERT FOR SALE, RANKLIN AV., 525—Also 10 N. 61h st., sar RO mi interest " Deeds & Manley, 508 | COLEDO PILLS will cure lost manhood: price $1, | gom! security; weekly or monthly payments; alse 14 Words or Less. 20 Centa GARRISON AV., #06 8.—Three rooms, heys 7) mae . tenes - bn. nt od : at store, 602 MORGAN ~] R10 Desirable rooms, with board: stores: anys busine =s: key 4 . : ms ; , al ’ ike fween Ww ishington avy. 7 sent by mail ("; V edical ¢ 411 Gratiot st diaenunt Young & Lyons 8211 Ollve at EE, io sans, ailindenel + . | unfurnished room; everything modern HOTE! 1 40 ~~ ; omg ia ue ~ : en oa LACLEDE AV., 3030—Large, handsomely furn . = o | SU eS Se ocms Ske) a bey ee - | CONF] INFMEN T Dr. Mary Murphy, 2123-258} DON'T oo MILIATE YOURSELF by borrowing] ACREAGE, betwee Webster and Kirkwood, 149 rooms; 2d floor; gx at i" t p 1 AVE ST., 8721--Bright, pleasant front room; 1; Ppieasure a mealth recort; 0 Rogers, on the| HAULING WANT! D—Steady hauling for some ; eases taken part from: your friends; if you heed money (a strict acres, at Glendale, on Sub. elec.; 5 minutes’ wal _ . or 2 gests: good board; $16 per month SS. ie ~age 3 eo ve oe, or — "1 Be ‘inds of teams and wagons. | fer, rOrk | ed; private, si Ne 1 Heensed | Coltfidence) see Steiner, 523 Mermod-Jaccard bidg from Frisco and Mo. Pac. stations; low pricé LINDEL , AV., 2621 — Nice! imished second-stor at onte Ne Ad. M 14, spatch ' | 2¥ing-in, whe ron won’ ad will! 7 : for cash Chas. A. Robénson,. 825 Chestnut at. = —apen - INE ST... 2006--Furnisbed room wit » , , . rat Nilo r | FASY PAY™M Y 1ASANS on furniture or pt s: Ot $7; email room, a. wr Bu eT : Zn l , per Weer k one _ sae; oA LlOUSK -House, for bustness, : st to , HORSES For e. ti ne , “dition it be treat = heer | " ar ¢ ao gunrantond ada | ” I rat S at a ee stn if paid hotene yp Ry RADRARARAARAARARAA AAA AAA ADAP SSR ioed,. ‘ . me : : on ’ 7 | . ; uP ih » Rood eondition: ‘ LieS Tre ei: ny reguiatur: est oO meodteatl | , oe 7 . , ’ “ enue . 7 . . quire at George Moll’s | geod Worker; cheap nyuire “2S Frank! ‘care and ours , tert rn “~~ lentin ls «ok Brokerage Co., 002 Chestnut. of 9 ase on " - al j : :' a fe rPIAK ST... 218-—s eond story room; rom) board: i . ’ - FUORI. | : It Ng; ecnsultation and trtal trea ment; 3 ‘ sa lanl SI al | 1 2K) ‘We ft d doubl a id elt en Teh eed . MORGAN ST., 2002-4-6—Second floor: 70x145 HORSE For «al Salle iaelcin aeeelinia cans soulie | finding babies homes free; call cr write; al’ mail SUGENE A. TRISLER, REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. Ble 2d and 3d-floor room nisin - : — 7% hatness. cheap. _ ‘ pr a ‘& yan, Goune | promptiy answe-ed; patients met. at station or — negotiates loans of $30 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. Ant ST ST RO NI r ¢ do roou fur PINE ST.. 2315—Front and connecting rooms, with | ROOMS—RBeat lighted rocias; . 24 or Ad floors: | le boat in my vehiele Kinioch phone 831 GC "apward: n furniture pianos and household | -—— OD e é ; eri ; : im? S, ; ; . . . . . 4 . _om > | ' ' myA i i i ‘ ‘ . ‘ ’ a nace heat hy t bath sv ~~ , , board: reasonable to refined people ; refere nee. w indows all Sitte 3 ‘ ] ine Mn. ° ee Ze sth) to lioks rol ii‘ the round | } irness and tap A\AITUNTI MI ‘ian - ; eo a , 5: | vent rms ty of : confidenttal. 1 on E xc * ANGE $10,000 cash and ehotee K ene dba a, Re | - . » CAPM) sonare feet Thomas Warren Agon: cheat - — , | GON] rip ift\ S I) Annie Newland, ‘ ’ Sat ad . - . ’ \ Do ~~ | PINE ST., 3506-—Large, desirable front room, all ot AN Olive tablished 40 years. | Pp wa} (tucky property for good stock farm In Missourk, LUCAS AV., 2052-—Neatly furnished second-story Brad Pong tag te p ' Las » * TWENTIFT sf n° T . — oR | Priv: te. sec) ‘ d licens sae, Coe : S-| TF YOU want money see Hugunin, pawnbroker, 023 Illinois or lowa. Ad. T 9S Post-Dispatch. front for light housek ning hot hath conveniences, with excellent board; terms reas. : ; . IRTH ST., 5240 N Fine large store, near 4 or ‘ ’ you w i} tr . +) ho , , s . Olive at er. = itech and tewelry repairer Pd ‘ ; usekeeping: T . i - O'Fallon Park: suitable for any bus iness: $12 he , aoe o re eater cf . ' . eer PAALAAAAARARMBMOOOO a . ‘ Nicely furnished room, In | ~A~AA~AYXW , . ome ; antee to lat effe: ikitle edie: attention | . 1 ‘ party itr ‘AS AV., 418—The Pon Rooms nightly, 15¢ to} ROOM AND BOARD LAOS PARRA A . ——- | teniy 3 } atten LOANS by private party on furniture, pianos, other 1 ies . " ‘yf , 4 ‘ mo a a a ae : ‘ - 7 ; : . 5 ; , + ‘ * ” Ss 4 + Se é* : . 7 4 . 147 ] lm iT | Ih} hey re fun nile dl: consultat m and aclvi e fr ' higjsiness con est TRSO O04 Olive. r. 200, 2d floor. : ’ ‘ To loan—We have $1600, $2000, $2000, $4000, $5000 LICAS AV., 2036A—Newly furnished and deco- terms $4 per week; on Lindell Iine. Ad. ! L ji rated rooms; steam heat, bath; gentlemen only Post-Dispatch os . > ons — : ~ | dies in trouble call or write atients met at tri ( . ‘ . . PEDDLERS’ OUTFIT—For sale. Call 1621 O'’Fa ll ©, patients met at t _| MONEY loaned on furniture and planos in resl- | $4000. $7000, BS000, $0000. $10,000, $15,000. $20,- % { Eb ill alan." %y 7 » «wes Pe ) oo ) : ee sh a4 he . : Pela. > “4 ) : tt ee ' r " . . / . 7 " : wy - MARKET ST., ms fiewant rooms: gentiemen or VENTH ST., 1148 N l’rivate boarding; room lon st DIVORCES promptly oy monthly payments dence or in storage; easy payments; no publicity. ooo, $25,000 and $50,000 to loan at 5 per cent in- with = ~ —— and new harness 0)! ay Di kson af ' a : os ns ’ ‘ MONEY furnished to salaried people withont 8e- 1 Chestnut at ayett Dark, WASHINGTON AY 8420—Fr nt and connecting car, 24-pe ri by T.122 ‘er ah andi : pearl brooch; reward. T. 122, Post-Dis VEHICLES—For sale, all kinds of new and second- t; only private, first-class, rellable, in lowest rates. J. H. Terry & Sons, 621 Chestnut, : : x " yo a and planos; easy payments. J. Me. | AAAAAADRAAAANOO per month. graved ©. PF. Perry; $5 reward. Return to 608 | wagoy or G ROSS Lost, Sunday afternoon, on 29th st. be and interest as follows: rooms - } : is "i $ j . "a. er ¢ Sid 1 te ‘ sncent av. and receive reward. MUSICAL. a friend and fi! rh medical adviser and grad- _b ie 7 rath and Pine sts. W2-WS Benolst | cent interest Ad. T 16, Post-Dispated ’ .- , * . gay 7 : . . "iT s . eta Tt ro j + : . mousekeeping, $1.50 per week. “ = with board; entirely ‘new. Re 3 —Strayed: Bi aton terrier pup: et foward. : OLARINE Desientie TE ouit om st once a nomeeed equip A ty d gg a I! interest on a 10-room stone-front ree ey’ that o7 as ener —— _ ' _ : — " “ 7 , " ‘ 4 : a } kT! sale ne rregularities positively removed at little « : cost $12,000; fire insurance, also tornado ineur- NINPTRENTH ST., 1115 N.—Nicely furnished frst | WRST BELLE PL.. 4478—Nicely furnished second- : ARINET For sal ~ $40. one Buffet clart- ofam at ')| 1 \\ : _and second story front rooms _ — ‘soell paste ennedl — MONEY—Left on a bank counter, two s2> bills; het, tub Re »} e sy ste m liz ke vs, 6 rings, 1 case. _ fre e consultation and examina tlo ym at santtarinm. ance: first deed of trust: I will also give extra iu- —EEE " - i . ’ . ‘ : . finde r ple ase take half. Ad (> 14. Post-Dis ] } ‘ ! it’ - s. - IDp , pas . cae @ : terest potes for the taxes. Ad. T 21, l’ost-Dia. NINT H ST., N.—Nicely furnished front rooms;| WEST BELLE PL., 4300—Rooms, e'ingle or en : ewabs, recd music ond 1 Klose’s complete con- ry, RY HY ive et.; oar O~PPPPP PPP PP PRP PAP PPA APP : . P AQK AG F—Will young lady who found package of servatory method for clarinet EL 190," Po ' + Die DR. A MU ni iy $250, $3 and $4 per nro ereernor errs" PD ey, — o ~ hed 4 i ee s ee, gents or ery housekeeping; $1.25 up week Suite; with board, reference required ribt in f t of ¥ & G les’ " ] " : k; fi b itt - : - - = : : — ivr) ren 0 "e nny he - ai 7 ss - " " > ; a ws i fit — —, owe = - Pace ng ol voy PAPER side walls of your room for $2: kalsao- | ~~~ Pe. 2 as or lem, 5 - _— ial ie . —_—-——— ws ad. 0S Meram _. | LADIES, if you waat the only real Golden Scal To employes, with. less trouble and embarrassment! — Franklin av. . e + « ewe . & qa ‘ ences: or e; : . ; , . . —— y r } . } ’ ar 2 > - = , ay. : i | wining and whitening done: work guaranteed ; AL lL. kinds of household coods Senate t at full value. 4 Continental and Wetmore’s. M — 7 Re gulator , i é BA pe ") oem. my — | t van ~~ r tofore. | Our BY prone nents Se ed Be MISS 1A RDY'S classes open To he ginners Monday PINK ST... 3420-——Flegantiy furnished front and postal or call. 1408 8. 18th #t, Jones & ¢ On 1143 Olive st. Main 157, © 742. | \R 67e Hundred. Bring or send positively relieve to from yD. OS ee ere ee ' rowed pe ~ limited and Saturday evenings; select Informals Tuesday, back room: conveniences and comforts a 3am : ' JBAL U | Bt 5 IO Cc. O. D.. 109 N. 6th st. go to its only agent, who bas its seal stamped 0 ts ‘Barre d at ank, Hmited ace ommoda- Thursday; private lessons day or evening. O11 N,. “ P , yt ROOMS WANTED Three connecting rooms; snit- ALL kind er ‘ture. ¢ , » feat) ene witty rg cds ae thereon by. viz., the Golden Seal Medical Co., | tion on a fair hasis. We also buy notes, rents, Vandevente > ay. ROOM—Neatly furnished room, for gentleman; pri- able for hair dressing and manicuring: in down- er: end, p © he wy I arpe 8 rt: ai hers "Tin, RAZA DAAPAAPA-PAD>APA WO RAR ARAABRA 2011 Morgan st } ae uns, annuities and collateral of all kinds, nae ” of , . — vate family; West End; no other roomers; refer- town district Ad. M 19, Post-Dispatch loch, Cf 108 >. Lasky, 12 orgau; Kin- TADIES_ i? 1 a ee ee ne ee a a No preliiiuary charges - MU LHOLLAND. SELECT ball given by Prof. and Mrs. Frankel ences Tequired Ad, G 15, Post-Dispatch ROOM WANTED—A f¢ ished - No = & MISCELLANEOUS FOR SA LE. sA. rT as -- ay * nent FH ay —— wo Gee. money es JOH 1] ; bid Saturday evening, March 23; Prof, Weil's band, . | oD ; . —— a one Nee TALL kinds f calling at sue roeaee Ss ” Century bidg. full orchestra. Academy 1441 Chonteau ay, | furniture, pianos, carpets, contents o —T ' he adv ; ; "nishe stead and Evans avs withot eals ad. b , ’ : . s | 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ABPRALY CAA LNA NSS ROOM Kefined lady has elegantly furnished room; ee SVEe ithout meals Ad. I houses, flats, stores bought; highest price paid epee LADIES--My reguiator never falis: one complete | BARD RARER RAR R ARREARS convenicnt to couple. Ad. © 18, Post-Dispatch 16, Post-Dispatch Wolf. 18 8. 11th st.; phone C 465 ey ay : a a ae ae _—™ SP pA’ IAL, party at Prof. ahd Mrs. Frankel’s Acad. ; Spat 2 on tre free. Mrs. EF. Starr. 2929 F raeisiie av. | ve sae in aoa 7 > * gen te = COAL—-Doerr’s high-grade, 9c bu in 25 bu or up; 4d treatment fre emy, 1441 Choutean ay., Wednesday evening, RUTGER ST., 1110 -—Nicel¥ furnished front, so. ex. ROOMS WANTE I) wo neat!y furnished rooms 7 FA THE rs WwW AN" TE Ip--T pay 40¢ Ib Speel livered subject to weight on any public scaie MIDWIFE receives ladies during confinement re- STORAGE. March 20: best orchestra); six musicians; lessons : room; gas, bath, private family; cars con i. a ghd . a ag pene y ae es crenth man, 2628 Ol; t.; call or send postal, Falward Dorr, 13 Market st fined home. 2359 S. Vandeventer av | 34 Words or Less, 20 Cents. 2 ———— and Friday evenings; separate ball , sop — _ ~ = ' " ally vial om 0 Cacee ‘ , : oe . - " Ie or new beginners. BT a ag furnished rooms; house - Ad Hi 19. Post Dispat. h. FEATHERS WANTED—Old fe athers: my 45e Ib Al kor sa! . high grade family coal. Bloc per MIDWIFE Receives during ; ufinemen t: home . m : . = = WANTE ri Wall paper to clean; estimates given. send postal S. Batavia, 112 N. Oth : oom — S bushel lots. | . ob erie *. Ry cos found for infants; ladies in tro ible cal. of26 8. ABSOL UTELY FIREPROOB fata gr SIDNEY ST., 2025—Two nice furnished rooms, fo ow ys — > “= en ne : rect OP gly ~ a tld oye Superlot COKE LO., OVS) Jefferson av Warehouses. Grand and Laclede avs.; for safe- one or two etlemes Poco - econo oms, sot Ad. A 18, [Tost Dispate h. rt ytd RE re ah my Saige’ ree etc.; enturr b : le hop : 7s viTLA - Keo. ping furniture, planos valuables, Da em BUSINESS OR SALE. —_ Fe i hn i i i, i tt it a a rt Tiees,; ~jOeTAL. reo, uii G12 } Je@Terson., -7 MALE am s Spring tre fment for clearing rhe hoo ke ste } j Db sbhippin ’ BINTEENTH ST., 1430% N.-2 connecting comp! = | Aes eee ese ees - I | ’ ‘ ELEGANT Brunswick pool and billiard tables; sell, heanti?ving th nin pl akon wd Mona ng see | om re” ‘ : oat mew J peng — Foe oe 14 Words or I ¢ ) ; " ahi eo (WU ‘ oo ete > »~ we ce wate a“ : j ‘ f ‘ ‘ t hy , t e ‘ shia ‘owisle 3 ry ra . ; 4 : ~y es , . . nie Ott OA A ™ furuished housckesping rooms, with water, ok]! ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. | ‘Bensinger. 76 Walton av. send postal |e te Bowen, USSh Marist st | Adama st | RU. LEONOBI, JB. & CO., 1919-81 Olive ot. | mew stoves, laundry, ete.; reas, and reepectabl ae ; = ; For sale. tu escent electric fans: almost | yes aT ' Sai iw > | . VING Cc , 2O3 , , ¢ | ‘co; od 1 3418 - , L\ ri Lithien + -ES. idl Gr - always ihe Ss G “CO.. 2315 stationery, cigars and topacco; go slant at aan 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. > GOODS—I b , " | an pene Bs a nate (RS, BRIG! ar dthbeus ah + heal AMERICAN STORAGE AND MO - - SIXTEENTH ST... S21 N Large front parlor, fur- Hos SF prin il le. non I ~e AS gg x sa oe car: | . » wns ' ust i ful; may be iit at. > Ghlive L.; laces Olive—Moving, packing, shipping, ; store in sepa- N. 14th st, pet —— — pe te; i out SIT) ‘ots ‘ 22} ash st ; . won't TT gret « lling ‘ rie ieine rate r ms lel , Mai ne wrrxdi A. W. H. Laugudale, ; te — DRUG STORM For sale, first-class drug store, at -ES . , , + sacrifice Rox M, Kirkwood, Mo, Hished for housekeeping, $2 per week irre Ror sale. grocet refrig : ; BOARD WANTED—At Jefferson Barracks Ad I PAY cash for contents of flats or residences. D.} Sx: *: must move It and & 1 3 DR. HOGAN. 2215 OLIVE ST.—DISEA pres} le nt » y riime fe TD ’ | hve { ye] ) » Wiehe Stora ;- Dished for light housekeeping: steam heat, run- ‘: eee eee eettate: sendiens B uxt - . we arebh eo e “ref ~ hie Ae eame RUSINESS—For eale, the |bankrupt stock of eban- ‘ i i i ‘ ‘ i } zx ‘ ‘% . ? ’ . ” . seg ~ . Se) . _ ev ly bs » . = > TWELETH ST, 2800 8.- Rooms mpletely fur- Box 3460, Burlington, Io Edwards, 1604 Locust st. ; e i f women a specialty: I receive patients ning water; every convenience fOARD WANTED Two connecting rooms. brother "AY tie highest price for furniture, feathel oT - RE} , e S y ! : —— e -_ = ARI _ AN rer : id tin HOMWSeUOL RIM MIS, ser lis fore eeli t ) ] reoaw i ai | i , ; v7 ) - } . t ; rr " , 7 " ile ~ sone , junche =e ' ; a - : WILL EFHRLICHI pays the highest cash price for 1911 “O -n-taal oe ifs . | \ SON, | 2201 and 2203 Olive st: ; moves and atores your furniture with care, large KESTAURA NI F ee eale,| F oor yg? , — THERESA Av. hig NN Nicely furnished large BOARD WANTED.-To competent party will give 9d-hand furniture of all kinds; send postal w12 } = } leading female specialist; padded vans 2406 Olive. Phone, Kin. 1315. room; good | cation, dolt x a mien ~aape ein ; front room; also other rooms: private home a bargain. Ad. L 17, Popt-Dispaten WASHINGTON AV., 2643 Large, pleasant rooms: attention; ” rent of my -7-room furbished flat free and $35 per Vy @ rf : ; : ; ' le , inatitute ' i ith at. Toro] ~ | . pie at of set ot Tiryrpe roois: the oniy if Lo in in . . , : is oleae » m ‘e NEW Ooi STORAGH to New ware gee = of- : ‘ \ tix rl tallor sheep; good trade; rent reasonable; geuts, married coupl no ehil , ; ’ ' nw i i} gurinug contineme!l : ‘ peu ' a ~ + | i : tv ured mothe ora ‘Phone ~ Wain 264-1207 and Kinloch “_ o- | i : : | meth casa for Soars of mraett, wife and two) aes Ce po price, $75 Ad. T Walters, Amory, | dissatisfied elsewhere. come and seem} ' or S11 0 ; move, pack, ship ot | TAILOR SHOP--For sale, dren. | |ROOMS "AND BOARD WANTED—Itbooms and| BQOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. | | (\ BB (VT, Sean mana | is Satine aiteaiciatinatinaias ES ew eee ~ “a i ies . : +} e ’ Ff ti] nien Trust tide daughters, 18 and 5S years. Ad, R 158, Post-Dis. ow PAA ARAR RAAF AA OOOO mare it wit! the ‘eS. i ol bel , ' pa , compare | . . tare housel ’ onde TOO private whe for must sell at. once. 1424) Chilve at _- . board: family of four; must be reasonable Ad 4 — gy mr ents te 4: teregulart- hor WASHINGTON AV., 2030--Nicely furnished 24] 1, 12,' Post-Dispatch 14 Words or Lees, 20 Cents. 4 | ore ATO; BRO CHR LE es ee as chanaee: amet ——————— 4 | . ete: ee ee a eS tee | —_ i Baw rey ~ all ‘Ca ) tatl t inforu SOUTHSIDE STORAGE & MOV ING CO., 1901 to “ i Ae ene on AN bee —HOOm. oF oom Furniture. | At Compton Avenue and Terminal Rallroad and| tion free: don’t be deceived by alluring advertise- | 1995 Sidney st.; telephone, Sidmey 288. eee ee and board, by single gentleman; east of Garrison mit | Second and North Market Streets. menta of incompete ad un pall ; dnd ; . sae ah BOOKS of all kinds bough and acid. Call of send wenld prefer private family; state terms wie Pate ae Rest Standard Lump Coal at ...U%4gce per bushel | go to the oldest. largest : nes slab neti ti = \\ | OR addrcess to Mills’ Book Shore. GOT Chestnut «t. e ¢ : 7 Pd SANA ON story front and side room ' reasotatl« WASHINGTON AYN > 1416 fjcnnl lemme inent room auitabie for laundry: also one room on first will rent both for $1.50 to woman who t and narticulare , visrent. : “or aal ne ; , , Wash for transients | . PpATLICHIAT Ad Y 1] l t l is ppa h e Olive “ Stic, ids; High gra: la ( artery , , ia Quel per Dushbel tion the et v leery , ° " ii! ? . eate ; hh, RGODLODS RivoM AND BOARD WANTED Room and board | All grades of Anthracite Coal on haad Here Stace! a a ah OT MOVING CO... 2611 Olive st.; - ~ ~ 7 i . ; J ‘ ‘ ‘MW t& = A . } | ' t { Pa ee > wO21-—Well-furnished roomm;| hy couple; retined private family, Weat End: | BEDROOM set, $3; wardrobe, $3; parlor, $2; Sing MISSOU rt 7 AND ILL [NOLS COAL CO on, hen oe ' ee ing and shipping Phones. K.. C 739; Bell, by nai *” Tooms: cle “uy le / re hontding houses: dinner 7 ) -_ 2 home af er machine, 8° « pian , S25 1704 ~ llth = LD PAX AANA PAA AAP APP-RP i at siatior aif i 4 } hey aly minced if destred. VICTIM Wi H ZING P ANKS ; aw) et coanene oo Pry Widow or parties owning home preferred; state _ ne: . . ae las > Ww , ros lugtonm a Pee etON AV., 2088—Nicely furnished front) peice. ‘Ad. P 11, Post-Dispatch. FURNITURE-For sale, upright walnut folding NOTICES | Ob Dees “eroabien, ladies or geatiemes, @me | Tituks eo Ds vT) vl ALAA LPP NS NPP AA A LSS bed, steve and other furnitur: 421000) Cook ay SPECIAL . “ , ‘ir 1 grows J - saving iif et ry ehieee. ) je A ‘By | ALA! \ , AND } Mo ING -) Hi Sk ul PRAARAAA AAA AANA a ee ee : - | ir . 20 Cent! . on | or “it * experiep FURNITURE For sale, heating stoves, co! OR 6 ee ee ~ resulta: fort m try oft privacy | Brateh office. 1°US Pine st Quiet Medical Studdnt Has ° - intee Fe ah ‘hone Beil Main 263 K in- Ww stoves, ranges, new and used furpiture: misit —_—— ~ anata ’ . : , 0 Main 1174 and 3 . Ea wert o te en aryemmeong 1 WANTED. carpets, etc NX. Y¥. Storage Co... 2212-2210 Was SPECIAL NOTICK- lor nt, 10 eneni les, 4 dic B, COM f ris, f h es on , . «*] c 942 ee Fractured and His Nose ords of Leas, 10 Cents, 4 Words of Less, 20 Cents. , —— | «@hairs: all summe d 123, Post-Dispatch | restoratiol 4 aq compete | ; os tg ntti, tetas ood Mitel ri a ' pole FURNITURE $6000 etock of furniture bought at ee ee eto ttil . ‘ength: patients met “at train \ \( : \ \ g. rye \Y] ( yR Broken inia Fight. BELA, AV 8420 endanmoely furnished om all ROOM M \TES “ TED y = or Ps : tai aa ies - g | she riff sale which we willl « lose wt at : ' } SPr TAL NO rie Woiante “rT sere th Ore. i PROT I: , Pants ' heel ' 4 I d 4 \ ‘ Sey as conveniences exceilent board stags, Ya ‘2 nm Ww 1 mmate "s it “ . eae nadie hf oie y ae later 9 t wide con * oe cOmenersee tre er. See oe eee ' D autif a . druggists. agents and ma: STORAGE AND MOVING CO MILWAUKEE, Wis], March 19.—W. W, Ti raed ; | me os — - TY) wii | Sc thiia? ch onlers: also very arge ine o ai roar ; ; P «> ; lly ' ‘ Lyerr ¢ t ’ ! Gi ii adh Li j | ; } ~ . La ; } ’ ting i , OT MAIR 2004 " BOARDING La ly living alone Wiil rent a sulte 14 Words r Ls ss. LD) ( “ents. > . ap ror cn it ‘a a r { i 1s, oo rs . ieee LDALLASLTSS iw NS ee ae a ee de ee ae v n lo student. lle is u ider a doctor's care f t mies mw ~ or er couple oe —— " eS _ | OF elegantiy furnished rooms t tined ps ail sens Tene 7 “Carpets, Rugs, Etc. AMI RICAN (Verdier) Steam rhet ¢ eontag Ce. CLAIRVOYANTS. Li 5 ’ ? Cr. ome mnntorts; firet-clase board, Aa! FURNISILTED HOUSE WANTED Small furniabed | ” a se Kit we | and will recover, but } will be disfiguret i. wat Pi mappa hh. hiee : refine Cou pe: no children excell nt refer- at hilt _ au ~~ 4 . ( G — . 1 ; ee eee ~ a ald ‘ Pa on ents . '+ is a eschodl teacher with €Ee ence Ad. F 120, Post-Dispatch e , , ae : mle _ anne made over and laid; 14 Words . - ; ate a ANIMALS. iillespit ‘ARPET! R t OF misct carpets for eale, as | : pedi ee u Carpet Cleaning ion, nati : leellent record, and If taking 4 medical BOARDING Handsomely furnished « | ' ! sii unite of two PAK PIF ers | , , front rooms, with tw : vit PARA UC CC CCCP COTTE Ww bave contracts with all t! sal hy, loweat price upire — , ‘ ; ’ Words o conn, Bt y hath n “> , ‘Tr ae Main 1131: Kinloch C 966 ery MIOHIT TY AIDUAY " ran or Lem, 20 OM | course in addition to his school duties. He * geocond (mor southern | ®aposure, large lawn, modern conveniences; also lio 0 BE. tock Gh he | - i" . ON S : a | a wale 118t; inet C ee Lone OO busy to joi } in the students’ vox hoard : a ‘ah familie of aun in FOR COLORED PEOPLE 45 » Ts e aetock on ) nel BALLS ~ ' ee Lithia i A Let ; i - ” . ' Le | ane oa : Oe we arg ' 1 han , o : iow ~ Pa So, — OA ~~ . . : - biesdl ig ee? 4 fest End, Ad. W 16, Post-Dispated 14 Worde ' ' | out ata sacrifice; call early and get your . Ar | ‘atavat ’ De hd . Post 7 2 bit h; must be ‘pranks and incurred the tll will of some of er Sager 3 — | ords of Less, 10 Cente, Don’t miss this sale at Fihn 7 and 71! EDUCATIONAL. LJ bd F Ah ke iA i Ad 17, avem | the m When a lighted « _ was yt es - = poe rapes S Og | hea Det eee. ia ranklin : . \ ava tae ‘ hi face he reasente« it with a DIOW, hey oe Ro As ey L. at ; ; " “ 4 Words or Less, "0 Cents, a. “a* in his . . 11, Post-Dispatch. TWENTY -SPOOND ST, 880 8 —Three large moms | CARPETS—For sale, 200 misfit carpets; Bussels, z , : “ IVE STREE : Beigian Bares ee | dow Then. his fac : | waa vattered. te in go condition; rent, $7; secend floor, $6 velvet, 3-ply imyrain. $2 oe SS bert om set ot XS 7? rin Ve het ke a ae a ans ) think kn . ; : BOARDING. ee ot emt. pit senane. he te ieee Rg te ween Ag Hy | Sioa Be Om “and future: enlies the sepavucen, |.) me shame teem r: call of writ | or couple; corner of Lucas | 14 Words or Less 20 Cents. Stoves, ‘Ranges, Etc. Ri c iceeces eth Barnes, Stal be | ee ee Ee taek ae yor wi yrtan ~ ie ate ye iy All 1s : ential x res ~ : Aor>H ——LPAARAAAAARARAE | boat for gentlemen 83 a... =e e Ml «exc liet FU RNISHE) D FLA r WANTET)—4 rooms fornishe; COAL ‘For sale, a“ b grade + my coal, Sige ; ~ ae os . Sov } . te m rhet = WX Sh Cau ht the “Rat “That Had Stolen mm) per week | refined vat bushel in &) bushel lots G re - ‘ ri in uf, ng ; 6 & efined couple: no children; Quest references, Ad ena: A : . ment ertrude Hart MACHINERY. #900 in Paper Money OOMPTON AV... O15 Nice! ee Bra G LY, Post-Dispatch. $6 wh Al r ton di liver | _ wer lor , : b ’ ely Surmishe!d Pfooms, | 2. 2... | Centurs iewhone B 1720 nat wAent | Lo 14 Words or I 20 Cents eee Sele; private family, | SOOO | RANGES —B : | PUOME DP a or Come, SS Oe RICHMOND, Ind., March 19.—A gold cole Gks hg iO , Lee hi ; htahaa i. of aoe . i tte . ee RT OOOK AV. BS42—Furnisnea + m, with | ng . wn op , 4 amie | SHOR | te de er For Sal lar will be the reward of a faithful pussy Furnished room, with go FLATS RENT. ranges al : this week only, | SHORTUAND—Couree, 900; | Orocured Hartecct mate enh. Chine | or Sale. : . = ce you mits bis chance: s Ma e wit! - h leg ind | Wind PER VOESS ; rare cat belonging to Mrs. Martha Williamfeith- of a OmMmModatton Lor t : ~~ " >. . ~“e . Pach ‘anc iby) . - P = aaa A , ti. . i : oN . — . ° : eae — ; BASTON AV., 2039--Rooms, with board, for two Af Words of Lass, 10 Cents. on we , Liem CHOUTI ECTRIC motors and ay eames to rent at reasom | er of Tipton County, @& years old, whe al three gentionen, Mexican family times ——~ . eg ey STOVE : an | : ‘ : gals Aor ‘ ‘ a - ¢ ‘ — . ‘ Mose Electric Co “04 ‘ aa ae maa COMPTON AV, 2605 8 —F ! ie id: iy » Sine | ae . ‘ after many years of tof) on an old-fash- TZP. AV.. BSaS—1 were ' AV... Bans } Four large roome, bath, Biddle s : ae saree 5 , ni ; . on dafly from ¢ NS IO ®DABODGDE DPR | heen » . ~ S matge iront room; southern ex.- | hot awd cold water; finished laundry ~~ - . ~ ~ ss Milivgi. kh \? 4? m te ") , a1 eres ye ~ ioned carpet leom and at the waeshtu aw posure; couple or gentiomen: beat bond: beet part I sd : ' , | — DENTISTS. cumulates between $500 and jouw in cur of city (Oabanne); 40 min utes down town: an idea! riNNEBY AVN 4248. Flat of feur rowne: bath aud | oes : ais ° , 2} TRUST RLDG | . .. " tn ,' re , | paneer. - . &, ; Ff ss -.*s aa? i DS Dome, lage or Olive cars ‘ aris rn2a hvatures aud acre ns © ° - — - : tt le ll iil During her years of saving she had little vo mone Big oan dh ans a olla ge od tony _ oe T/ Sscu )5 ANGI ALRS | it H AnTM ANN Lentist: examination free; ef}. | faith in banking institutions. She secret board: bot bath, bome comforts aye... at elegant flat, & rooms, gas, bath, hot and pg : dee at ae , — = ‘. “- rit duadieres ' y . cigars ; " CONS LT the reat ryntian leit The m *% gold fillimes. 81: gold crowns, $4; her hard-earned treasure in a amokehouse . wN y “ “ : | cold water; porcelain tub: newly decorated: head Singe! . a" ° og re +1 gg . ae. r ig., 5 is f ewe his y ; : ; aatotl ° p pen (De et tooth) $4 to 87: Ist-clags work gvar- adjoining her home The money was placed got > oe ey oo Indice Rt Foom, with or | arreens, gas Axtures; open. up: & New Home Sup: Wheeler ll —penctiin rg en ee re : gateed: easy payments te wort! ine people: call |in a small wooden box. are ; = indies oF gents; strictly | preggo cegee. ee he alin, F o oy. Exposition CHILD mediom t rything 4 le aily or Sue@ay. &. ©, er . . Sous 8 family: noe other omers; privilege of | FRANCIS R&T. i4n0—Plat; 3 pleasant roome, cash or time pays , i guaranteed 10 years, ony veoek ; 24% yton ~~ wow ' > . okilm ev Mrs. Willlamfeither went to the omen ouse and plano, Cleaned; gas, water paid, dry cellar, two en open evenings. ew York Sewing Machine Co., cam rw | ArT on ame - ew we AA ~~ house to ——- more money in her i trances, nice nelebborhead, block east of Grand 1210 Franklin av. ; Bloch [Tb 972 a r "J L Ur ai SAXON, that cele we etrvoyas ne i bank, and when she looked Into the box INNEY AYv.. 4147-—Nicely furniaded front r ae | ; - . * #294 - ee - OP 7. = ] : : " , —aeantion wes 5G and Easton ; ot ; keys 14438 _ C . = ; , price, suv weuye av., hear Mort; found the money gone. eorper house: convenient to first-class ho: oe weap; key i¢ |SEWING MACHINI! Fer sale, good tallor sewing Vandeventer and Washiogton; Dest io - MEDICAL. Soon after her attention was attracted __ term : reasonable. ' ; }ARRISON AV aT 8 Cho ° gmenm Bat: tet machine, cheap. 2022 N. Broadway, | on! , té med ats ate Bative ponerse of — _ pend ene .- | be bien hy Poul 14 Words or Less. to the house cat by ita mewing. The FRANKLIN A\ : WMA ne ha. k _— - oor, conve nient nel ~Thdeal: low rent QS Seen tient eatiett> atta reputati« n, ° © , pia : ws m y Haru a nor ig ., ‘ me bp bx es ; Peneengik SE Hee arried “ full- rown rat in ita mouth, . gents, with or without board room for KENNIRLY AV. SO98A-cNest threesrc~w Bat lo Miscellaneous. successful Metbuc, “spec MOLI wits. Seomnanee, — PAELLA OI IOS TA | disc HA RGES, ses. ete, quickis a piece of a $1%-bill was protruding Gar 1SON AY... 018 Ns! ° : city for §& Harris & Wengler, 900 ( pestnut OO a , — : TICI : cured. po fee to per. Room 1. 107 WN. t. stomach of the mutilated rodent. ugle Tooma, with good - HOUSEHOLD GooDs — ~ OF ANS. , — -———— feith hed tor t board, for gents v.83 Mode S ” EHOLD GOO! For sale, lot of b hou ‘ \ / LOL | A | ADIE*—Chichester’s Fngiteh Peonyropal Pills ire, Wiiemie net ry ' ¢- ‘ 212-— mrern r — fiat, <0; water hold goods. linn Mdney at S ad cs a OO Oe tN Oy tty, | . £fe the beat Sa ‘fe, re lable. T , of rodents . : there : = -_ t . . Se nib E. BR. STRAUS, eve expert id apectacies, $2.50 | | Send 4c statap for ow ey, exces - . . BUGENIA ST... 2027 Nic rooms, with or without rLAT~-Northwest corner St. Vincent and Nebraska & SPP LE * Rg rere ere - ca 2740-"The Aurelian; elegantly ” pay Seat Sow aa a, = . ' table vor’ . - HOUSEHOLD GOODS Fer sale, scales, stoves, For aii stoves y- rs | up; complicated cares a 8] Selalt?: incest equ!p- iiZ Men’ in lettcar be return mall At titty od al .t v with beat of ST., B6110—New 4-room flat; gts, bath; ] fold! Co. M ; ; 3, : ng beds Perior sets. bed lour ». ba bugs). ' ; b-aoyy ‘convenience. ce ketions amen: Gan | machine; cheap. 2820 Kastes —— by “ A. GU. BRAL bi “316 aod 318 N. 3d @. ped testing parlor. 705 Locust st. ic mestec er : 8 oes ernment
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19, 1901 OT YEARS OF SUCCESS HAS MADE OUR BRANDS FAMOUS ——— mae 3 . Distributers TION) oon VUELTA ABAJO plima “The best HAVANA... | ot the best” All Havana . Gigars Made by A. Santaella & Co, Tampa, Fla. TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MARCH VOl2VeS VVSVS OFFS GHVE BVSSVS FESS BVTVUSSBTIESS VSVS SSSS SESS TVSOSVSATSTSSVUESVVSVSB ee ee | {READ WEDNESDAY’S GREAT OFFERINGS. A New and Decided!y Pretty ; — sie ™ a 4 . — ae 3 ; 1 gg Ladies’ Waiting Roo Third ! ? i , AZ a —_- - -—— - —~ Wednesday—on the Bargain Counter. Extraordinary offering—480 dozen Ladies’ Fine Handkerchiefs — em- broidered and revered — fine sheer quality with fast embroidered edges 2ea| newest of new goods —worth 15c fo 25c each—all thrown on the bargain counter for vour sclection Wednesday at..... MDFOoIderies. A special lot, that we'll throw on sale Wednesda C at, per yard .... About SOOO yards in Hamburg edgings and in- serlings—great line of new openwork patterns ~—elgings from 5 to & inches w de, insertings from 2 to 314 inches wide—none worth less than l2c a vard and some worth up to 2oc— all bought in a lot and will be sold the same at the uniform price of Ve a yard. Nat- y, first comers will get the choicest pat- terns, so don’t wait till late in the afternoon, the tables, Has been arrange on Fleor, with chairs and all conveniences. Use it f “a t's { UNEP AEF it st speares A watie hE, rs pets ) » «Oe ys [ ix reely. s for your comfort. | i Ree BROADWAY. ‘e:MORGAN: : CF Ny" as Se “as Ja. Cc 5 i= y 24 writing >» - - e P4 /EXPOSI : 0O-Cent Cigar TRY-ME-OH ; 5-CentCig: ar HAVANA FILLER... XPOSITION CIGAR CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. —ee ve . ad * Shoe Specials. Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes with new Toston tore and dongs! ered with horses! ox: oO (, Dand EF widt! elsewhere would « least $2.00—Fam Girls’ Patent Shoes 11% to 2 I the new, low hy prettiest, drees saw at the p ae 7 x ) os 0 Special Sale of La- d ies’ Fancy Hosiery. ‘SPECIALS IN THE CLOAK DEDADTMENT } Iu making your selections fer Easter, you'l! ind itpreatly to your advaut- to see the values we are offering in Ladies’ Suits, Skirts, Waists and We kuow the styles are superb and values matchless, anil our our opening on Monday. art Petticoats. enthusiam is shared by all who attended FOR WEDNESDAY WE OFFER: | Ladiss’ Taffeta Silk Skirts —Like cut-—fu!1 (lared—trimmed with three rows of close ruching full ruffled flounce—graceful hanging— ed and well worth $7.50 Leather Wash Silk Waists — Like cut — in all im- aginable col full blouse front, with clusters of tucks and fancy front piece- new Bishop sleeves and separate inner lin- 2 4 ing-——worth $3.50, for | Separate Eton Coats— Made of fine Vene- tian cloth—with new L’Aiglon collar—gilt button trimmed—long waisted effect in front—in sblack, blue, red, tan and castor—a very jaunty A gh ‘ e coat—worth * . New Albatross Waists—Just the thing for this time of the year—all the dainty pastel s'iades, as well as black and white—clusters of fine tucks in front, back and sleeves — fancy stitched front piece trimmed with small gilt 1 15 t or silver buttons— worth $3 OO New Wash Petticoats — In fine striped madras and ginghams — also plain materials with rows of wash braid in light and dark full width skirts, usually sold at 75c—Famous price high-grade wast tg 150 dozen in the lot thread hose, patterns—a white figures the custom house Worth up to 75c—- special for Wednesdoy only at... bee — In new enecks af },! OT nr j | it} i } vi } irae they re enti new ist from Boys’ C oys’ Caps. Parents should be greatly interested in 50c Caps at 2ic—so we prepare for a rush. 100 dozen Boys’ and / Childs in j lot golf, yacnt and eton , . > to mat th se lined ~ ¢ now suit / pcs Three Hummers From Our LINEN DEPT. It’s a special ge sale of huck + towels—good absorbent qual- itv —heavy weight and close wove. A chance pur- chase at a re- markably lew price. Come and share in it. 50 dozen Linen Huck Towels—nice borders, in blue or red—some Ss. 62¢ plain white—size 17x32— 50 dozen Linen Huck Towels— — i ' ' | j ; | i i | Sold by All Dealers : | en's (‘ans The i a “HUMPHREY CORNER." patt rms bos 4 ARE a Dic colors— THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL OPERATES TWO HAND- SOME TRAINS DAILY FROM ST. LOUIS TO CHICAGO. THE DAYLIGHT SPECIAL LEAVES AT 11:30 A. M. AND ARRIVES IN CHICAGO AT. 7:30 P. M. THE * , Our Clothing costs No more than the Ordinary sort— x — — $e He has cluded most of the members of the club and f since March 11. orted as missing sin a number of invited guests. | - > — > - err . - . ” -- —~—— = _—--— SE TP ae, Se ee eee ; Geal are Missouri re rious Play to the minds of our readers the story from the “Cradle to the Cross” rection as given @euffice it that our readers should sce themselves vividly figures the whole Old, Old Story, from the shepherds tending their flocks by night on the plains of Judea Teaching in the streets, the trial before Pontius Pilate, the carrying of the Cross to Mount Calvary, | the Resurrection and the Ascension into Heav- | li en. casion. A young Divinity graduate gives a clear synopsis of the who formances, 19:20, GOULD PLANS GREAT COMBINE = A ‘ CITY NEWS. Tt would be superfluous to recite the \ incidents as shown in the Passion now on at Crawford's, or to recall and the in the New for life-lize portrayed in the on | the Baptism, the © the Temple, reviling Crucifixion between two thieves, the Fine sacred vocal music for the oc-| hole Tragedy. Per- 2 m. 309 and 4 p. - ee To Include All of His Western Railroads. 13,000 MILES: — CAPITALIZATION PLANNED IS TO | BE $250,000,000. TOTAL OF owe eC CS + Misouri Pacific, Iron Mountain, Texas & Pacific and Other Lines Resur- Testament, | __STEAM FORGE WORKS BURNED Fire Destroyed Big Manufacturing Plant in South St. Louis and Threat- ened St. Louis Cotton Compress. Fire destroyed the St. Louts Steam Forge ‘and Iron‘Works, fronting on the river be- i was discovered by | probably ler and Rarry Streets, at 1l o'clock causing a damage of about iween Mi yY night, ' fire originated in the engine room, and Fred Stohi, a workman. help, and a general alarm When first discovered the been concenled beneath a but the building was old called for turned in ze could have | measure, and the thoroughly seasoned timbers burned ke tinder. The plant of the St. Louis Cotton Com- press, iving to the south, was in imminent danger, and had it not been for the thought- fulness of J. F. Victor, yardmaster for the iron Mountain Railroad, the loss would have been much greater. In the vards of the compress company stood 40) cars of cot- | ton, Victor summoned two switch engines, and under his orders these cars were drawn oO places of safety Hiad these cars caught fire they would have communicated the flames to the compress plant, and it would have been destroved., Louis Steam Forge and _é “Iron “ was started in 1862 by J. C. and Alex- rT McDonald. The plant was destroyed nd was rebuilt on tne same site. secretary and ‘plant was worth $130,000 lie the at $70,000, and says that | wee loss | it was partially covered by $49,000 insurance. | ’ ' : Are to Be Included. Bpecial to the Post-Disnatch LAKEWOOD, N. J., March 19 Gould has been in conference for several Gays with officers of his western roads. These conferences have taken place in his home and have been marked by their crecy. The purpose of the conferences, it said, is to combine all of the Gould roads into one huge company, witha George J SC- is | ; | | capitaliza- | tion of $250,000,000 or $300,000,000 and with a total of about 13,000 mileace. The chief roads concerned in the proposed Pacific, Iron Louis Southwestern, Texas & Pacific, St. Mountain, | International & Groat Northern and the . | the that refuses to discuss refuses to deny ‘“ all street places great faith . combine Missourt Pacific avily yesterday, the hbuving limb to 96%, a record price PREACKER'S LONG SENTENCE. Eigutsem S:ars-for Forging Names to | Money Orders. SPRING i(iJLD, Ul., March 19.—For forg- | ing sigmatures to money orders, which he confessed, Trev. J. Forrest Marston of Ow- ensville, In’, was sentenced to 18 years in the Ciestwr penitentiary Mare’eo Peas just served using tire piiile ~, 18 months for ntent to defraud. He falsely re) “em, * * higuise!t authorized by Clara Berio, ; ‘Ment of Bodiety, te call. : Use ‘rh “Suma dunt war, 2 ah and & uM. « fim southe:dD iilin» and DEATH OF MARK S. BREWER. -— +. as for the soclet, tor Spantah nisiderable money thern Indiana. He Was a Member of the Civil Service | Commisvion. WASTIINGTON, March Hon. Mark. 6. Brewer of Michigan, a member of the civil service commission, @led here tonight from a complication of diseases He was & years of age and leaves a ir. Brewer served as @ state sen- yr Several terms and was in ¢ r. : ts bas. re- | it | the Red Crosse | ’ Amertiean Public Ownership Meeting. — The Public Ownership party will hold meetings Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock, at Northwestern hall, Kliliot and St. Louis avenues: Offen- stein hall, 590 Kaston avenue: Kuntz hall, Marine and Chippewa street. Messrs. Meri- wether, McMath, Scott, Williams and oth- ers will speak. 'she returned to Mexico. treasurer, | | flowers TRAVELED FAR TO MARRY. ———— Richard Worthen and Miss Frances Porter Married in St. Louis. Richard W. Worthen of Paris, Tex., and _Miss Frances B. Porter of the City of Mex- ico, after a courtship of several years, be- ginning in college days in Austin, Tex., were married Monday afternoon at the Schuyler Memorial House by Rev. A. K. Smith. Miss Porter was on her way to her home in Mexico from New York. By previous ar- rangement Mr. Worthen, who is a leading merchant of Paris. met her in St. Louis The marriage took place in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Shep Wilifams, who came from New York with the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Worthen and Mr. and Mrs. Willlams will remain a few days at the Planters’ | Hotel before continuing their trip to Paris, Tex. The wedding was to have taken place last summer, but the death of Miss Por- ter’'s mother made a postponement neces- sary. : When Miss Porter left for New York last fall it was arranged that the marriage should take place this spring as soon as The change in the plan and the marriage here were made at the request of Mr. Worthen, REMEMBERED MR. FRANKLIN. right Hundred Employes Put Flowers on His Desk. St. Patrick's day was the birthday of Mr. Joseph Franklin, vice-president of the William Karr Dry Goods Co. The cele- bration, of course, could not be given on Sunday, but early Monday morning the began until when the last emplove little cash girl, with her pretty she put the finishing touch to a bower of tlowers., came, a rosé bud, veritable fice to pour into his private of- |, . ‘ I I |Christmann and George Gruenewald BELLEVILLE TICKET FILED. Four Citizens Want to Be Mayor of East Side City. Monday was the last filing day for can- didates for offices to be filled at the spring | | | election. The complete ticket for the elec- tion is as follows: Mayor—Henry Fredericks, John B. Hay, Charles Markham and Edward F. Winkler. City Clerk—Gustav Beineke, F. W. Pu- _derer and George P. Wagner. ,and Elijah Cannady. Treasurer—Fred B. Phillips, George Ben- der, George O. Stuntz, John Keller. Attorney—James QO. Miller, F. J. Tecklen- burg, A. H. Baer, H. R. Heimberger, Ed- mund Burke, Victor K. Koerner. Assessor—James C. Waugh, Frank Weber and Walter Goss. Assistant Supervisor—Henry J. Frick, Henry C. Christophersen, August Barthel, William Wehmeyer, Henry A. Rutter, Chas. Knefelkamp, John Schultz and Henry Schreck. Justice of the Peace—Louis E. Wangelin, Henry Guentz, Wiliam A. Ward, T. Gibson, Ben Boneau. James McCullough Five to be elected. Constable—ben Lautz, Peter Joffray, W. (*. Hees, Peter Bauer, Aloysius Meyer and John Mueller. Five to be elected. Aldermen—First Ward: A. S. and Talbert Smirl. Second Ward—Fred Winter and Charles Kraus, Jr. Third Ward—Willlam Lami and William Hammann. Fourth -Ward—Alex Kuhn, James Taylor, | Alexander Pfiffner and William Warner. | Fight hundred employes each contributed a flower td show to Mr. Franklin the love and respect they felt his due. William Wal- . foe * Knebelkamp and Fifth Ward—Martin Herr, ter and Harry Bloemsma. Sixth Ward—Emil Himmighoeffer, Seventh Ward—Christ ‘Jacob Meister. Salesman Missing.—Oscar Cornoyer, a city salesman for the Scotland Manufac- ' | bees employed there for four months. |'roomed in a hotel at Sixth and Market | ' streets, Cha rles i Halstead | TIPTON HAS BEEN INDICTED. Secretary-Treasurer of the Railway Switchmen’s Union. BUFALO, N. Y., March 19.—The grand- jury has reported three indictments against He | Dr. Lee is presiding elder of the Southern Methodist Church and Dr. George is pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Kansas City. NOTED EDUCATOR DEAD. Prof. Calvin Smith Pennell, Former Professor of Mary Institute. Prof. Calvin Smith Pennell, whose death John E. Tipton, secretary-treasurer of the|at St. Paul Saturday has been announced, gree, in having appropriated money be- longing to the union as folllows: On Feb. 8, $249: on Feb. 18, $524, and on March 4, $151. The total shortage on his accounts Is said to be $2639. ‘CONGREGATIONAL CLUB DINED. | Rev. J. W. Lee and Rev. W. P. George Were the Speakers. At the dinner of the Congregational Club, given Monday night in the recital hall of the | Odeon, Rev. J. W. Lee delivered an address whose subject was announced as “Great | but which was | in reality a tribute to the life and character Laymen I Have Known,” of one great layman, Henry W. Grady. Having known Mr: Grady intimately life, Dr. Lee was prepared to give a com- prehensive view of his character, which he did in a most appreciative manner. lie was followed by Rev. Dr. W. P. seorge of Kansas City, Mo., whose subject was “Great Preachers I Have Met.”’ began with a humorous explanation of why he was late, saying it was due to “one great preacher I have not. met.’’ He referred to Rev. Dr. C. H. Patton, whom he had missed at Union Station, and also at Dr. Patton's residence. His ad- dress contained the speaker's personal rec- ollections of many great preachers of this country and England. The audience in- | tory. fn | | made He | Switchmen’s Union of North America, each | was prominent in St. Louis educational his- ‘charging grand larceny in the second de- He was an instructor at the High School and later at Washington University. Prof. Pennell was born in Massachusetts |}in 1816 and was a nephew of Horace Mann. He was graduated from Waterville College, Maine, in 1841. He began teaching before he entered college, and continued in the profession all during his lffe. In October, 1856, Prof. Pennell came to St. Louis and accepted a position in the High School. He later accepted a place in Mary Institute, the girls’ department of Washington Uni- versity, and was with that institution for 31 years. He retired from work in 1887, after ne was 70 years old. He seldom spoke in public and he wrote no books. GRAIN CARRYING CANAL. British and French Capital Will Build the Georgian Bay. TORONTO, Canada, March 19.—The largest exploitation company in England, up of the bankers of London and Paris, headed by the Rothschilds, secured control of the Georgian Bay Canal Co., and will go,|on with the work as a private en- terprise if it cannot induce the government to guarantee the $20,000,000 of bonds, the / money to be spent on the work of construc- tion. Its representative, who is now in this |city, says that the chances of making the Georgian Bay and Ottawa River canal the largest and cheapest grain transportation ‘system in Ameriéa are good. 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