St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 3, 1901

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ie a Ge pe » nay Fash ™ wih ‘ . M. Sas Oar ir me.) on is + REN SU te MT a? te : ; @s ee SB Su Car * ati) 4 COMPLETE mARKET REPORTS. money can be got, in the next Make St. Louis Beautiful! Experts tell how to do it, and from whence the THE ONLY 8ST. LOUiS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. TWELVE PAGES. * illion De : x a gk : hg =o ‘i ees Yah Ger 4 Agere ee Ae . i % .. “Bs. fos. 3% ee . bY See ty ; a ee 7 , be - i ae rive f : ars if oa y Sunday Post-Dispatch | vor. 53, Xo. 255. FRIDAY EVENING—ST. LOUIS—MAY 3. 1901. In St. Louisa, One Cent Outside St. Louis, Two Cents PRICE} ———- eo _— a — WORLD'S FAIR IS WELL UNDER WAY RII Organization Committee Wil : Report May 8. ———— ew “NO DELAY” THE WATGHWORD | “FAIR MUST BE HELD IN 1902.” SAYS MR. THOMPSON. -_——- --— ee me Perfect Harmony Marked Directors’ First Meeting and All of the Of- ficers Were Elected by Acclamation. ~O 3 hp RAR ALAAAALIT NO Arete 44 SS“ WORLD’S FAIR OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. PRESIDENT DAVID R. FRANCIS. Vickh-PRESIDENTS- OORWIN HH. SVUENCER SAMI hL M. KENNARD. DANIEL M. HOUSER CYRUS P. WALPXRIDGE BETH W. CORB, CHARLES H. HITTIGC. »M PPh De LV BP SSS OVP VL I AULQGUUST GRUNER. PIERRE CHOUTEAT., TREASURER—WILIAAM TILTHOMPSON. SPCRETARY—WALTER B. STEVENS. Directors for year: Wm. H. Thompeson. r James Ll. Blair mM A. A. Allen. * (feorge Adolphus Busch. Seth W. Cobb. John D. Davis. Alex. N. De Men!t. I. D. Dozter H. I. Drummond, Hloward Elitott. A. HI. Frederick, Auguat Gebhner. C. H. Hattig. Breckinridge Jones. William H. Lee Willlam J A. Madlil. ©. F. G. Nolker. Peter A. O'Neil) Rice Julius J. Schotten Sicinbiss, R. UW. Stockton J. J. Wertheimer George M. Whight Direct for Db. R APPT FFF A one W. Lehmann, Hlouser. A. Baker. George WwW. F Jonathan MW. W é.a Ww. if Lemp. Mever Turner, Woodward, Ts or two Francis W. F. Boyle James G. Butler. Ss. M. Dodd. S. M. Felton years: Paul James F. (Cs Rn. BR. Dula, Norris B. Gregg. Walker Hill Haarstick. S. M. Kennard. FG. Niedrirghaus, David Ranken, Jr. John Seullin J. EK. Smith Charles A. Stix. Julius S. Waleh. W. B. Wells Fdwards Whitaker. A. A. B. Woerheide., Brown. y'e. M. EF. Ingalls Thos. H. MeRKittrick. Joseph Rameey, Jr. Isaac Schwah Samuel Spencer. CC, H J. C. Van Plarcom (. G. Warner. Chas. F C. W. Knapp ThMrectors for Pierre Chouteau. Nathan Frank. John Schroers. W. C. Steigrrs, Nicholas M. Rell, cc = A. D. Rrowa. George James Campbel’. George T. (ram. Stuyvesant lish. John A. Holmes. W. J. Kinsella. J. W. MeDoneld. Fadwerd 8. Ort, H. Clay Pierce. R. M. Sernegzs. EK. «. Simone. Festus J. Wade. B. F. Yoakum. SAA" » Spencer ~~ ~ Wenneter three years: > : : ~ Dlanke. W. Brown. Murray Carleton, lL. Fadwards. Hart. King, Lawrence, C,eorge A, Bi (,o0dc man Dr. J. 3 mm. «, Nugent, George W. Perker. Clark H. Sampson, A. lL Charlie Cc. FF Shapleigh, 11. Turner, Walbridge. The World's Fair directors effected ~ com- at their meeting Thurs- plete organization te editions of “, day afternoon, as told in la the Post-Dispatch. The officers were elected by acclamation and there was nothing to mar the harmony ‘of the meeting. . . The next meeting will be held W ednesday afternoon, May &, at the Noonday Club, when the committee on organization will re- pom upon the fol! wing questi msi Number and formation of standing com- mitiees. ) Draft of bylaws of incorporation. Suitable location for temporary offices. As to director-general, As to general counsel of the corporation. The committee on organization is com- posed of the president, vice-presidents and treasurer. | The sentiment of Thursday's meeting was | ainst further delay of any kind. © action rewarding the World's Fair site| as taken. Du. surer Thompson state at the bili allowing the use-of the three | Dig parks had passea the City Council and he expected {t to pass the lLiouse of Dele- gates without dela) "IT hope no one wii! tO the effert that th postponed,” faid Mr _ Started out to hold it in up to the letter of our “tne time is short, ereeere real work.” The election of Walter B. Stevens, a St. Leuls newspaper cyrrespondent stationed at Washington, D. C., as secretary of the board, was made upon a motion by Prest- fent Francis, seconded by Charles Ww. Knapp, \. «. Stelgers, John Schroers and | Nichoias M. Beil. i‘? . Lat ’ : make any suggestions | Worlds Fair shall be; Thompson, “We have 94 and will .ive plan. I admit that) there is need Of | s ¥ | | | 4 , tary until Mr. Stevens shall have ch ‘ ! one, two and three-year terms were drawn by lot. Festus J. Wade acting as ‘Atelier. Treasurer Thompson was the fbaet @irector to draw the short term and he was ‘a aeusly applauded, "s esident Francis, before the meet d- journed, gave 7 briof chronologica) psn bee reparations for the Chicage World's : first mecting of stoc ae | eid April 10, 1890; first me ofing OF diveninne | April 11, 1890; officers elected, May 6: secre. | ¥ elected and committees appointed, July | } work commenced on Rrounda: Septem- r ISB; gates opened, May ie 1893. ; \ -_—_-—+--@ --—— — 7 DIRECTORS STUDYING cHIcaGo _ Bt Louis World’s Fair Directors Wil & ‘Beek to Avoid the Mistakes Made by the Windy City. The chrotiology of the Chicago World's Fair ts being carefully studied by the dl- | ~Peetors of the Louisiana Purchase Expost- "tion, who hope to avoid the mistakes and y Promt by the experience of Chicago. At Chicago the first meeting of the stock- _ | ‘Rolders was held Aoril 10, 189. > 8. Louis, if the gates are opened on ~ do in two Ww . ~ on. m doe. cess hat it re eye 4 meeting " ; * om i uu Berlin Davis Real Estate Co. This comprises all the property owned by tealty Co. excepting of Berlin avenue Heights the north the Berlin 150 feet side on the Nicholls- Co, Boogher, sold by Financial and Jesse L. front feet Berlin about 1500 feet on Lexox, a reet between-Berlin and McPherson nues, Walton and Euelid about 1000 feet McPherson and 2 feet on Walton avenue. The property formerly belonged to the christian Broth and was purchased by the Berlin Heights Reality Co. about a year and a half-ago for $150,000. been and to Realty L.. and ave- Jessie tay on private ave. rs, At the time of the purchase it was rather | an unsightly/piece of ground, and the new owners, Thomas H West, Robert MckK. Jones. J. D: Filley and others immediately commenced to grade and make streets and 3 AND “? NEXT PAPAL NINN A Pld dd dd PAP PARAS OO ALPS SS INAS NIN SS tae STs PPPS in sewers, waiter and gas, spending $50,000) in improvements (". R. Hi. Davis Real Estate to put tabout "The Co. will ~ ‘complete the improvements, and will put up | ‘handsome gates and | fence ‘clid and Walton at ling Lenox avenue | wae hereafter | They will also buiid 'dences on the different lerty, having already dwellings on McPherson ton. This property comprises some of the best residence property in the city, the south side on Ku- be some portion comment avenue ed three and Wal- of Berlin avenue having been built up with | handsome houses, the homes of M. H. RBRe- fdward Gould, M. C Luy ties, louis Mr. Fitzeibbons. W. W Candy, \W. s Pittman and Adolph \ Nicholls-Ritter Realty Financial beer instrumental in making some diler, The Co. have of the heaviest deals in the city in the past, ! Forest Park place, consist- ing of 38 acres, which was purchased at $190.00, and sold for $400,000 in than 18 months’ time. They also handled the North Park place of F2% acres on which stood the old Dorris mansion, North End Sale, 100,000. reached the North kKnd, and the largest. transaction the vear in that section has just been eted by the Mississippi Valley Trust through its real estate office, Mr. E. Lenvist, in the transfer of the property the Louis S LOO 000, a representative called Friday, M absolute ly silent the as m Johnson “aAUse of the unruffled wood nature and the beaming smile with which he greets every one. He can hand down more good, humor, smile more smiles and give an inquiring newspaper reporter less information than anv other ge itleman in the citys And Fri- day he was at his best. From another source ever. that the tra! The buyer IS @ ¢ ley Trust Co., bu intends to do with be learned. The property burned on the entire tract of ith the extends 145 Yeet on Riddl Lewis street. 2% feet n correct to sa that there correct sAy itt here Biddle and 263 feet y street, however, for that was the original tance, but the deposits of the river hi under the operation of riparian rights, add- feet to these figures along the river front Boat which used to the old boat house now have to unioad at the new boat house ® farther east. Auction Sale Saturday. The auction sale to be conducted Saturday by Hlenrvy Hiemenz, Jr., will be a closing out anlie of the 19 lots left in Magnolia Heights, one block north of Tower Grove Park and one block east of Grand avenue. This is one of the highest points on Compton HWIl, and ae there are lots on the block they having handied less The real estate revival has St. the Post-Dispatch Benotist was bland- is sometimes Louis,"" be- af r was learned, how- nh been c) ed. he Mississippi Vai- and what he * could not it is, trie elevator, and se \ wharfaz » sire et, Asniey are i feet aTe \ +) ‘ + to if ,o¢ street ed 6 _ ' That neighborhood is already established as William Powers was held in $00 bond In, the Court of Criminal Correction on the charge of assault to kill. Friday | ““* | investment The prosecuting witness, Mrs, Catherine) with whom Powers boarded at 1321 Clay. Ninth street, was an South ness. dant. April &%. so the evidence showed, Powers shot at Mra. Clayand J. F. Nica%, another he police at he time was jealous of Nicks. unwiliioe wit-! Her husband testified for the dcfen-| a desirable residence district and its grow- ing value makes it attractive for profitable Delmar and Taylor Sold. John C. O’Brien has sold to the Wood Investment Co, the 153x164.5 ground on the northwest corner of and Taylor avenues for $2)..40. This is $173 a foot for the Delmar avenue front, or $1.6 a square foot. Mr. O'Brien paid $11,000 for the ground li years ago. . Henrv of front | Mrs. | on } BRAS ABGGALA NAA AAA MAO Hr VF 7“ is of the prop- Elevator and Storage Co., four atreets of the. offer a choice for any exposure. | s; Delmar: CLINES WERE JACK A TO (OPER CENT San Entire Stock List Broke Heavily. | | | PROFIT. - TAKING ENORMOUS | ol Qe » a ss Over 100 Houses Have FPeen Burned and the Flamee Are Sweeping Over the Entire City, --~@ ooo eee eee ELEVEN BLOCKS BLAZING AT 3 P. ns of the North. for the reason winter resort, miles from the sea, on the Johns it has 25 churches, several an daily newspapers and many publie and private sche large hotels. Phe ‘Atchison Common, St. Paul and Unicn Pacific Breaking, Carried Other | Downward With- | out a Check. ib a ” ° nm f Cimcy, ia... Mav 3.—A terribis ny pers JACKSONVILLE, F that {it is popular The St here fur two hours ia city | | Issues f bulldinges in blocks © The effect of draw- | river. extended | the ort NEW YORK, May 3. had b ing in of cred A is / Speculation wa slump stock market this In | to liquidate, prices broke violently through- | out the list, with the largest effect natur- |} ally in those stocks in which mad rush te buv,had centered for the last few days As the last candidate for this kind of fa- vor, Atchison led the van. During this morring there was a haleyon prospect of in. | Cefinite prices in this stock and of | | Speculators were using all the money they | s borrow buy the stock on rtio) town busine Ss i, | ’ , } j})4 On; an over destroved, and the f spread to the ils, and in the et. shown by a ug afternoon residence portion ' population is 23,000, Over let’ houses ; * believed to have been burned, and the osible to ven: All send hetn. where pr | buliditngs ‘ neighhot AE wired f the i a , Spread ¢ ’ Fire Theat Canndét Be Controlled Sweep- ing the City of Jacksonville, The | Florida. ‘| ATLANTA, Ga., May 2—The telegraph ‘ company here is advised that three blocks in the business district of Jacksonville, Fila., have destroyed by fire. Eight more blocks are on fire and apparently doomed. towns have been to The almost a gale, and aL wind is blowing hordes yond control. of o'clock the fire is mar-| flames already cover an area nearly ji I loc! 3. 3:15 way could to a gp*ri. The | Stocks | prehension actionary which Atchison and other] skyward relieved the ap- | rcmaining from. the rather re-j| tendency of yesterday's market confidence came back to the specul: that the flurry was over and it was! to renew the tactics of buy, buy, buy. | consequence, such new prices were this morning as 9! for Atchison, | 3S2 5-8 for St. Panl. Raltimore Ohio. 115 for Missouri the same f Northern Pacific, Rock Is and on for other less active and inent stocks. i Then began its town wav in mounted The fi is enting heart The the mh mM. re down Hotel, this of the Windsor toward the been business district. one | and o fthe largest in town, ‘s at time Among the manufac- that the ~~ S AVANNAH, Ga., May 3.—A telegram has just been received from Jacksonville, Fla., asking for fire apparatus, A fire in Jack- completely destroyed several Jacksonville is the to be beyond control, portant ecitv of Florida. well-known to Jacksonville is 175 miles from here. AT THE MERCY = THE LEADER 7 In in imminent danger. made ‘ for i'turing plants destroyed is of (‘ley eland Fiber Co. No loss of lif: } ad prom- has been reported. has sonville “Se loans and those most populous and Im- pincke ; = who have been using every dollar of cred. | ] | blo AS and is said it they could command to buy ks on margin began-to grow exceedingly uneasy. | prices melted away their nervousness grew to alarm and they began to order \steocks sold in a hurry. The new : demand | had relaxed asthe reaction began to give | prommtge that buyers might get much lower | | prices’ The professional bears lent poten- ,tiril aid to the downward movement. On the floor of the exchange there was emnmmayeoentiiginenmesiatitt great excitement and the brokers, fags ,and nervous with the long strain of the , ie + ‘With Duelist He Expects to) ghorts Beg Plunger Phillips Win Inaugural. for Corn. calline of Sto “a OO ean AS g-eat bull market, found themselves in the midst of a new form of excitement. Any ‘one willing to buy stocks were almost torn to pieces, where a few hours before all the pressure was on the seller. As for the outside sreculators, there were not enough messengers available, and the telphone service was inadequate for a (time to get their selling orders io the ex- bias proportions of the slump are indi- | cated by the following principal declines: | Atchison, 9%; St. Paul, 9«; Rock Island, | 3 Baltimore & Ohio, Missouri Pacific, IHinois Central, _ —_—" BIG CROWD AT THE RAGES! Rice GOES UP TO eee ie ; C%4; Central, 6; '5; Wabash, preferred, 5%; Surar, 4: Atchi- son, preferred, 4; Kansas & Texas, pre- ferred, 4%, and practically all other stocks between 1 and 4 points. A rebound which followed was almost iequally violent. The bears had been so long iwithout any ovportunity for profits in the ‘ecent markpt that their. cagerhness.to cover and take quick prolits at he declineg eaused some frantte buying. The rallv reached 4% (‘in Union hin Atchison and St. Pau), 4 in BR. Northern Pacific, %%. in Rock Is! in Missouri Pacific, 3 in Manhattan and | to 3 points in many other ’ excitement abated considerably ithe rally, but prices wavered in an |tain manner, declining in some cases to within a fraction_of the lowest. tone continued very feverish until the close. INTEREST CENTERED IN SHEPEI- BER’S COLT IN FIRST RACE. FOUR AND A HALF CENTS ABOVE THURSDAY'S CLOSING. Twelve Bookmakers Handled the Créwd’s Money and Had All They Could Do to Wait on the Speculators. Men Pleaded With the Plunger for Leave to Settle, but They Were Told They Had Lost Their Opportunity. Pacific. 4% StocKS atter uncer- again |} The Dispatch. Louts, Mo., attraction at the ball ipark, and with the best card of the meet- ing offering, t! turnstiles were K-: busy ifternoon, a h larger Po NDS, St “lal the FAIR GRO! Without a to CHICAGO, May 3.—A pantie, the first real one since Phillips cornered the market, oG- curred among the shorts in May corn on tie | Board of Trade today. Price fluctuations | were the most violent in years. Having seen could to | their losses grow heavier and heavier with congas each succeeding day for some time, traders The ex-starter ‘who had guaranteed to deliver May corn te with him, and/ Phillips made frantic efforts to KR it. The »« track. In the i price went from 56 to 58, 4% cents higher ons iia than yesterday's close, in a few minutes » . May counter Oo ae ee eae ae _— — -- DRY SUNDAY FOR KANSAS CITY as an 1e pr this vesterday'’s crowd mucna on hand, they the was being had all money. Among this afternoon this i than Twelve the track got brought are | bunch ry (“hinn is books do Mrs. Carrie Nation’s Agitation Causes! Mayor Reed to Issue a Strin- | htee gent Order. | whe CITY, Mo., Carrie morning. his string at the fresh trom in ten now ! Duelist Memphis. contident of winning the of May 3.—As a direct Nation's agitation Mayor Reed ldLSse l KANS thes i result AS f Mrs question in Kansas City, () : is of the ; , ; i viet has issued a positive order.that all saloons | ; 4 sundays. Yester-| 'must be tight on Sun ays Ye tes Pesente day afternoon the police commissioners Te-) aq), iti when the session beran. " Shorts surrounded the bull leader and ale corn. He was repeatedly pit by men who wanted to he told them they disregarded his offer to sell to them at 48c, and now they would have to bid in the open market to him. When reminded he himself and the “open market” synonyms, Phillips smiled. For an hour shorts bid bSe or close to It, Then Phillips let out 600,000 bushels at orees ranging between 57 and 58 cents, He” 'violators of the closing ordinance, Comm! said it was only a drop In the bucket com- Ward the order ee ae , ‘pared with the quantity still held by hig, a as but it netted him a profit of about $100,008, DELEGATES FROM THE SOUTH ... a... :oximately 17 cents per bushel. t This action created intense excitement. At was thought for a moment that the bull chief was about to unload and the market broke to 33c without a check. The drop dis- nosed of a number of scalping longs Whe had been clinging to Phillips’ speculative anfual of the Women's Undee 67 cents, however, Phillips Board of the M. E. Church, | sold nothing In- | Mr. 7 ‘losed “er . with this one ‘h interest centered in Schreiber's mmittee;entry, Schwalbe, a half sisier to . ' } . iirae . ; ~ rh «| wa .* enforce th lirst rite ‘ 4 WwW = be j b /is expected to make barney lamous | bre eder. Wis for * th most begged special ci 'called from to league be- demand of a and Order closing | fused the of the Law ‘the Sunday preparations 'ment of these officers. however, after a lengthy and Police Commissioner an order notifying Chief Haves that hereafter all saloons closed from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday and him to arrest al! League } es v) ‘> : ; iaWw ana tile ‘ttle privately, but | had HOME MISSION BOARD =: | W the impeach- Late last session, gan te secure | night, M Gregory of Police must be Livor Reed signed ANNUAL MEETING OF WOMAN'S) BOARD AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. instructing ‘sioner refused to sign CANADA STILL UNKNOWN. Practically Nothing Is Known of One- Third of Her Immense Domain. Home Mission oSciety of Northern | WASHINGTON, May 3.—The director of | Methodist Church Met Friday the geological survey of Canada, in his last report. makes the amazing statement that Morning in St. Louis. practically nothing is known of one-third of the dominion. So United Stat ORS Serer: Ge Stretiane 2.5% zs : _ nats Jsonn s ¢ in consequence prices reacted sharply to ma ag on Si ee sn ad Coe ivenue an s.ocust street. Hc, when traders realized that the end of the corner was by no means at hand, 2 bigher than the previews 4 ; ‘ : = rd ei mad coat talis 4 sit me 4 bile states bc = 97) nurs hn. State bele- Lit 2 lian territory yet unexplored This in- all over the inhospitable detached Lretic bu id full is Ma} sed at 55%, clore eau Ben- | the | . or ifs are led Rev fe adaress of rginia Price Alexander | cH ‘ Ti« explored ntire; ; Hides The is “atl sat it )) hy > : th ws made pournse : entirely unknown tains. the greatest territory. it compris alt wt oul é interior of the Labrador indications are, he says. next five vears at least railroad will be completed t! dominion. most of which will the unexplored wiiderness, nized that rattroads opening up of this_vast eral wealth of this region is said to be doubtedliy immense while the dense f ests of hardwood are expected to become a source of large protit CITY DOOR MATS RECOVERED. Disappeared From City Halland Found in a Salocn. Hiall has mats A few days six feet long from Friday afternoon they were across the street | Bullding Commissioner Lopgfellow, is entee enomsh- én custodian of door “ats sent word to the pause "4 nm that oom t.¢ mats were returned th oclock there woud be trouble ore the hour mentioned the mats were | restored to their places. rr stnaiviaiiasa ly An ' by Mrs Vi he refpor Mrs Says They Will Be Due Saturday Morm- a . the: teenie cs ing Because Rain Is Falling ‘showed the board All Around. a ae the Dr. Hyatt predicts a slight interruption the present delightful weather condl- tions, “Unaettied with e (; Tass ‘ SE LG ol revooaati ; afternoon tf treated to night oF Saturday. t < im cursion on the river THE WEATHER INDICATIONS. UNSETTLED. stolen its iwoa recovered akO disappeared The coor City rubber | th dis- | Sal mats _ cam: and vieinits [neettied, with pomalbis St. Louis Saturday entrance. ower y rida . (lenerall fuir PFraiay night ane Sat in Weetetn por Friday night; cast covered in a saicon \iiesour) wenataly ‘ vers tien, comer eastern portion » ath Illinete and Indlana—tienerally fait Griday night Xatamlay; moderate temperature; portheuster- bw )2 te w ites fe [ i mysteriously ; ws binle * lowa—tjenerally fetr Priday night: Saturday. cleondy. with proveatly ehewers in western fom seusterts winds, there are thunder storms rain is moving this way.” - fi ST. PAUL. Minn.. May 3.—The body of | , | “ Wm. Rosenfield, who disanpeared last wevk. ; a t.. rita oe than at Are with his-four children, was found in the ST-D an aon Vriday nmiorning the river today, near where the body of his| PYST-DISPATCH THERMOMETER. | rhuraday.. and the mercury we upward at a merry clip during @ - ing. | erty : Go " rem ¢ a i . Rosenfield’s Body Found. perils tho SO RO nd neve cbeck ee 11 a. ee ee a sesedeoens WO az ey SUePPeeEsat on o dest boy was taken out of the river yee- terday. The search for the bodies of the other three children continues actively, , a mm. wa wi. WHOLE BLOCKS ARE IN FLAMES = ? ¥, " * - K . Fe ids » Gy a vo oe a + hah ATT ANNOUNCES SHOWERS: possibly showers to. fe cara .

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INGALLS, 1223 Olive et. sS2sc3 4 7 yD PDID IDI IIPS DIDI P7332 DDO 93999 3319999999999 The Most Careful Buyers Patronize Us . ; S SAL V Al ION ARM Y GIRL’S * MODEST WAYSAND SPEAKING : OyYsS an ris othing SY Erie AW EYES INVITE DONATIONS pig Delage: x ig iY : : ' » Tomorrow, Saturday, May 4th, nrg) . —- a : 4 y , 7 4 “ + a Ae IN THE BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, 4 : aie 2 ‘ Third Floor, Olive Street Side. ¥ Judge Douglas Decides He Is | Special Exhibit of . - ; yt . attr i. Best Custodian. ' W h b] G asnabie Garments, “4 -¢ am } i - MOTHER PLEADED FOR HER a | Comprising everything of merit and fashion in Boys’ and ; Minny | Children’s Cotton, Linen, Woolen Outer Clothing for : CHILD WAS UNWILLING ‘ro | Summer, ; 7 LEAVE MRS. DAWSO i Wash Suits. Shirt Waists. ' , a. | _ ‘* ‘ . . ** : eS wee Ages 2'; to 10 Years. Star anc ‘Mothers Friend . : ic S&S At Et vig | . ag See Shirt \ aists, in complete assort- | Drama S ef | Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits, sheild salt elie Whit. Saal dial : tn nei si A byicls "8 ‘ ° . ‘ 1¢ {) yh . rL© sci ' «i iit a Parent os ui aq es ‘ft made of Plain and Fancy Pique, | ote ere ' 3 . ;' . veltyv Stris siiras ‘MHhVTrs - } rthe DPD f ’ ’ wee, | 1 ‘ | ‘ 7 . YU VOILY WYLTIDC Ma ita . pny! . xy the Decr C a: if innglish Galatea Cloth, Plain and | BT LE Pa 8 "ves We ies 3 ° : ISS ~ | and other desirable faDTICS, (Ou . ei dane, Cd ‘aTlery OT | ~ Court : rip: gb imag great variety ot : 58c. 75c. 95c. ‘ irt’'s decres X¢ e ettects, | a fanarul t | 75c¢ to $6.00. | Belts. Daweo ' . ; hy : ] , } : : . | Our assortment includes all this te eamanapapas | Negligee Shirts | me ree kts : Bethe), i rid i ails ts. | season's latest novelties in White Ty 4 : s oe " . . " . > The a | Plain White Madras, Fancy | Kid, Russet, Black and Patent | Of the little | . | if striped and Figured Percales, in | [ eather Belts. Gilt, Steel and ; “ce, age ee wl | : i} all the latest colorings, | Silver Buckles. e1rgor: Pe a} ‘ proceedina : ft; Vi 75¢ tO $2.00. 50c. 75c, $1.00. Sou " : aki “ | | He charges . e Straw Hats. | - Wash Hats. t Like eft | I oi 7 ; a . . ‘ at, eam _ 140 | ; v isi if Wide and narrow brim Sailors, in | Pique, Linen, Crash and Duck home of M . ee, lain and fancy Straws and Milan |-’Tam O’Shanters, Yacht, Golf and The « : “1 ww hie ry) : v] man } ’ - : : .¢ r } é where shi 1} ged ban if Braids, English Sailor Hats, Seay of the cue | ef 50c to $2.00. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. " Mirchi’ ‘ ric ae A ; Wednesday after oe “ ~ . B80n, her husband w ‘ : e 1 Pons 935 OO en ul Ss. ' Sheriff, inside t! ’ : fh | . Dawson, the fat DL BAS . “— the front porch 7 / , wis > Ir ie / . 7, et N Summer Weight. He kept her until |= re » | ar ()* ‘ ‘ . ae | into court Z vate - | Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits and Double-breasted nthe witness ind Ny Daw # 1. x : a ° ° . . “ ‘ mitted that she had run from | | Knee-Pant Suits, in great variety of Plain and Fancy husband and had me t wd ° . 2 . ; | that she had not been cond ‘| Cheviots and Cassimeres, proper sine i came h | Bne said she left her me | hey Capt. Bessie Brown Stations Herself at ! Little Sisters of the Poor, and $5.00 and up. husband had heen In the aa) ' . ' . 3; they ha ve stood on a. ae nignt: the Postoffice on Paydays and one side of the door of the _ cashier's . “You are not a fit per ! 4 ! ; ber garb of black and WwW h bl D care of the child, lid Juds Douglas, Many Respond to He: netiee the “wath BB an ntmipe 3 w "piotur- as a e resses “according =a) Vo yA ty r) ~ “ os gl Oe rs Ine bonnet and ‘ Mute Appeal. _ ao oS or ge 33 Mother tak Pp ihe more col onal dress of the young For Girls. é for Her Child. I . ih / I : j Rrown is ®? vears old. She Second Floor. “Rnt if T should do hett r th eral | ij ‘ In tl irm six years and has . ‘ . . ° ° : couldn’t I ever have her back?” pleaded the | tO the postoffice cash: r ler straps by earnest and|/} A display which should interest all who desire to combine Pe | ’ | ‘ ) } , ear fig! ~ it eniister o - ° . . 4 . iad ; : woman, "] have aiwa pee n Kind to ; i VW yhia Mi ‘ I bat ! 1 M sae] setts a | merit with economy, in their selection of C hildren > her." : Mm morniy . ain i hand and leay thi f ‘ rT? ‘ i wh ® i h at the postoffice, | shield OT blue Pique, skirt cut 1s a verv stvlish garment and ecxX- from him erving a f 1 The rr ontributions there . ceived Z 9 wears . : . , Dawson Stoo tT. Ke 1} 1st, | | 1% i } 2 helps to Support and full, SIZCS } tO LY year ’ ceptional value. sizes 4 to 12 . whiie Then } \“ , I e ait apl é ry nara y the wife and child wer i Kh i 1 of « hier ders ( in der Post No. 6, $1.95. years, Ethel by the band | w! ' 2 opriate to Capt. Res ‘ . ‘ . ” 11¢ a eee mother, with oS x ready for c : Ow S (thoroughly sentie in man- Cambric, solid r} ; ves : ‘ R . pote LOUK Ng do , P m @ her beauty, | ems 1 ) ment of daintiness, | style, aan pee: ae hoa Ol | White Pique, Blouse style, collar | ing a word to each ot] . her | he ement white aited skirt, sizes sen ilies See ; They continued so. lown Broad io |) Capt. Brown h ods Waien iee Mien te white P ique, plaite REET, edge ith embroidery and Pine street. There, stopped 1 by ofth. She » Capt. Bessie Brown is remi- 4 to 1%, trimmed with braid, sizes 4 to 12 \ gan tO arriue., i 1 7 ' th CUl ay i ‘ Milit | © Weeks I I i j i } \1 . is Lp Saly ition Army $4 95 4 ; began 16 jump from it and to laug! pe | : aceah in command of F ari in the “Belle of New York,’’. But Capt $3 75 father mii 1 r tntked bra presi eu Ne f ie kei} ‘Hue, St West f {rH ‘ } ifferen ana ; ar hing. ‘ > will enti ; : e [ath “policeman’s attention w: ) rep GRGPET Building Is ferore citracuee ee co hi agge A Navy blue Mohair, Blouse style, i? 2 i iiested up P treet with ¢ ee oP eta te oy " ra Weed brunette. Her | with adjustable collar and cutis | Linen, natural color, gored skirt, ’ little girl between them¥ again | | : ve complexion tinted ||| of white Pique, trimmed with in- | blouse style, collar handsomely block they stopped and talked ! wo I (‘apt. Brown's eyes - ' ai » 1 “~ tes OS ie See sertion ot embroidery. box-plait- embroide re dy in ly] uc, sizes 4 to 1? . Dramatic Scene | eature, They ar ; ip I d jous—eyves \that cause -d skirt, sizes 4 to! 14 vears ‘ears ’ . . « 2 ( . NIT . ~ s r¢ ’ Veal : 4 Attended Separation. dc nd . pedestrians to stop . , ’ ef At Twelfth street forned sy to | + me > tlle sat i a wile , Adm . 1 toot i tl ibute to the army $5.00. $2.95. 3 ‘ “*hestnut Street A heated a is (Th, eta Shae ey ere 3 etc cer “iss APPOINTMENT Mid Played: tn front of a. store. De LOTED CATLIN HANA GE HS SELECTED : finally told his wife that he tl git TRAE | f had better return to the court and see if ' - R. Stevens Save eo Wil} ate. |. id i the matter could not Ib. settled ip ther: Walter b>. Ste Vvens wl J” He W sil C el They Till Cut a Scie Through the | TR E RK The mothe) took the ehild her rry) ej lay ' ariaAa’te ; iy & .o 7. % . i AD é LA : “Seka and the trio walked back acro sider the World's Fair Secretary Big Tract and Make Extensive | i ep w Ss ae Covivn + nal re \ } > 7. a sentir eh ya yet —y at 107 Olina Boe ae . ship Before Accepting It. Improvements. The Best Shoe for W omen, Misses and Children. They rec io SO] raat ther , rin + >] on th bak I) 7 N \ ral ‘ | y I for t] ¢ L'niversity | . , ] ] th "Eth >| Ww uld rit ' rea \ he I It} \ Ls] iN rs if N VE \ | j | é : a . é" ? a fang of Conaprerator rea 7 i 1) ? , 1) 7 ie ' mber of e { MY, I " fraud insurance compan! OR THE it] wh y has been made There have bec) rt el MN ' taten mat ij t t } divided m p - , > -* 7 fh he art or th . , tthe aie: sc oh nag ip OLIVE STREET, BROADWAY AND LOCUST STREET. b. this Year, ‘amon, p mie re ; of John Province: he J , (SEC rw ¢ ae Se ee. CFO Oe | ‘ eonal property il it q : WW « ' sr ! ‘ i and others being of F lowa State Ins ince § rlled m tion O . ra id capitalists have — b: which, it is charged, w | Bex. | * at the homes of the « ide ; * he fire. ; y tae } } i } 1 ert Ttnat tne The officers have three oft ry nl pe e { t new x the gang located gested that iad ia asia = . . I ted iti I: rest 750 t to $1.50 Excursion fy kK W furnish an ad "sit | Vie Rig Fo) Rout ' ' wn } ‘ hRieal | ate ANNOUNCEMEN Bunker Hutt, Litchiield, \ : P S in Fear) | OO boro, Pana, Sh » € res} ep - ‘ - : " } $] i} iy > 2 ~_ 4 > » and way stat) ‘ 2 ! be in ] | MIR. Fi. ri. MH RRIC KA. Louis at 6:3" a.m : ! L RA | Chestnut street and | ics rr - = 3 ag gute eae ws of the " : ocrea © ‘ , 1 ‘ \ ’ 1 ‘ en tee ene the 4. H. M mshi tt , V4 } ‘ i rhe request V4 nmitt \ i eg) t be fi } Re was Tou? a it on14 SS. 3 | ayventuse Dy .\ , f sbevtre! i FUGITIVE SINCE CHRISTMAS. Policemen Sullivan and Early ind ar- : ' iret ; ’ : , rested after a strugglé Mrs. ! loss is a : . > ‘ le " ¥ ef. ry fies } r neig! (‘haries Richardson, a negro ee poe sister of Policeman Mount) é vi J ; it 1 tne 1 late Thursday night on the charge of ee ee board, | . bia - , his " ilting s. Bodie DeMoss, wkith tn- he me i bie with every |4%88ulting Mrs. Bodle Se dae. Retenlig tee Glasses Should Be Fit Property PROMOTE DIGESTION. CU RE DYSPE PSIA. Lhomawy rs he f defects in the wae nie cig ba se ws ges co Bw a ‘ ; a 1 Ee) : : ; ; ; , mew oii a2snington avenue last ari ‘ ror they wi lo more harm pom oa’ Will stimulate anc ic TCAase tie SUPP ts >] nature + digestive thuid, the iT}}- E “ T Day A age on Saas be tested fre : . iiway xte ic i exas. Christmas D: é dson while : na : Aon we ermcoc portant factor in both curing and preventing all irregularities: of the egg tin, a praia cal ape ‘ine [tomionted, went to bare. Dentoss boarding | OY Dr. Bond, expert optician at M ia . 4 ry* ) ¢ : : hi AAD ba ti maani>y oo d . ree : — pe . bt chal nd ting, 4 y ‘ge ~ at 9 td to land cut a gash three inches long in her Government Feurs at #113.6123. hag ool tablet gt Set ts take At af lew ci rix drug slore’, or * dis i Wpon ree pt of tk ia | he be ld On Juls 4 4 as increase Ay to pro- forehead. : w ET —— ‘ - 2 Soa ninn > ami 77 days. a adjusting. Used endorsed b . ans. te . Hescox, os ; Rroadway, New York, fori book of testimonials, 68 pages, '

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seg ig al . . - ’ js . - _ J m2 : : ‘ m . rm. - , a iw Dee's are ee , - a “ogt, ™ . Z ~ > , ; ‘ é a 7 ; * wr ee 4 > a ‘ t * ; . ¢ P : ae, ve ' ; mn 8 2 ~ 2 as owe Cane va eek ~ Cee “e see 7 aaa Peres p cy BB: J nay » : : . « 3 = Py le , : . oe ; . yi ¥ *, + EP iy - ae a Py a m J +s wot => be = + . ‘ ’ P . - SE nia ey OD none = . worth $1.35—all ages up - + —— a “- to l4 years es NN j Last Night in the Valley of the Mis- sissipp! Swarms of Moéquitos An- noyed the Distingu‘shed ° 3I.00 and up {0 $3.50 Party. TIO STON, Tex., May 3.—The Presid ‘Atial | Special was skimming over the flat, broad plains of Texas when the President and his party awoke this morning, Houston wa: eo the state capital at Austin for that pur- | ¢ New Republic Building Seventh and O we Streets then exercises and speech-making at the to the hotel, from which they viewed the i. " “ ~ , Pre “ “ , ~ LO SPEND THE SUMMER party to Austin this afternoon, where an After leaving New Orleans last night, | The 1901 Delegation Is Particularly good time as the train did, and many dis ae Are Complaining Lustily. Gen. Underwood Recovers $15,008 monTuste who presents his bill on the first | din town—especially in the suburbs | tach vc) RG e Bee Ks ane ne een Was ended yesterday, \ jury in the ; it S ister An iis cousins and his ningham, editor of the at erat ' ee oOpulation fr Ji wtown. MN. « to a point an, and the So ithern = 10) alk | ublishing . , Ds C4 ! Sf c . } 7 : ; e narituts anes , Laie) ees rSUSON, 8 OUTS Counts trols the Prices. | ecee. whi 1 In . nn . mo! ' t hay the; thurbs hay weir share of ; Be ce the Veteran. In addition to this judgment} tha intruders, On all poinur on the Sub RK, May 3.—There ts a pending MR. E. C. EISEMAN, Late with the => adda Oni Bi siitict.¥ (ta ros Whi va: : i. , ‘ i cs : . ; ; . egpecta vorma whisky famine, wholesale Nquor dealers MR. P. T. WHELAN, E. JACCARD | We will ani: any G awarded (sen ! : ‘ : 4) j ‘ itis ihe i - . ’ = , s¢ 4 ? ele we ae yer! pe ey gleen’’ h San :, arnt: ic oj bre; lsay. One large distillery and warehouse Pp, ear his daily ead | Sa) — MR. Cc. S. AEHLE, \ JEWELRY COMPANY. | $2.50 Hat in the Store FREE fendant Cunninghan Nistres wiv ¢ e ta the eve nditile ne Dt ; piamenaiie the ear and tangible ‘he airis , bv le swent Pr the su urbanites’ brow l¢ , noe pee in this city has practically cor-| ) ing osqut rt oe ' MR. C, P. HUTCHINSON —and— peer nye teow ene a ee soeesecosooooooes 000000000 N . 4 am . ~ + — SS od 200000000900 000000000000 0004 00000000 0000000000000000 comed by Gov. Sayers, who had come from There was a carriage ride about town, @ The lacies of the party were met by the | ner tein Sommer uxa'sontuces | MOSE KEETO & CO. HAVE ARRIVED Gov. Sayers and staff accompanied the | his cabinet will be siven. a of masequitos, which seemed to make as | is-| Large and BExrasperatingly Busy buttle this morning. Seatorg extraordinary in size, the ¢gata- Ogued and the uncatalogued species, the at “Nashville. ho dines whenever the table is set, has ar- | ged t! er of mo J he t 8:15 rf e pr ‘ as wel reached 4a ] and th party was W Clothiers, Haberdashers and Ha‘ters pos. Auditorium. parade. | | AND THERE’S W informal banquet to the president and | S OF IN THE SUBURBS the presidential spec ‘al ran through swarms tinguished countenances bear the marks of | and Ferguson and Other Towns BIG VERICT FOR LIBEL Mosquitoes in extraordinar numbers, mos- From the Confederat2 Veteran ’ : mor th and 1) 4 iowuyY’ mand mc ee wits ) y "Te May 2.—-The bigges ? BASHVILLE, preysap eM " sige, $0 He has arrived for the summer, with two ' Sees es civil suit tried in Tennessee in meny years | 1" > P 7 ” emeapealagy . WHIS KY FAT AINE IMPENDING | euits of clothes and a change of linen; ana / so have his al : - 3 Hite Underwood Cunningh libel eul returned “ts ey ; —_----?- | & verdict wvipe ne aintiy, naderwort rt “3 G tine ave » unusually early a” ; One New York Firm Has Bought Up | $15,000 damag@: jointly against 8 un- | “Us yes ragpou special invitation, | | | cy have q cent squlto “ te Bee Every Barrel in Sight and Con- | p ate. oom » tI ; NATURAL GAS IN MISSISSIPPI. | their song reverbverates through the | ,.oitto be In bed at 8 oclock a.m but | see the: ertehat, Wi saioes ae ee - | Wes . a pret at vide , ° tit 3 lost to all! if its cellars, a combination of producers 15 —and— MERRICK, WALSH & To mrt buying one of eur SPRING SUITS, Beaumont Excitement Causes an In-| truth hidden in the music of words: mite af ddtaimae oi aaa ee ncaiee 4 ) we of decency and morally bankrupt. | puying every available barrel remaining in MR. W.L.SHUMAKER. / PHELPS JEWELRY CO, We are overstecked and must sell them. vestiga on and Find. ol nine break | da . he . Ki Ae +a a phy a ‘ Prete af sage the market. > mce the present production is an iron-bound agreement the Desire to Announce that they are now with Bee? Offer good till Saturday. NEW ORLEANS, Mey 3.--Natural ge Nor is it the act nner: 20u eu wey Statens, “waere " . ‘ rea ‘ ‘ is ' he T eyo. mT | ‘© |] ‘ | ® ATIC ; “ie iit acy . ; limited by - ‘ has been } r “rt ' , nm « rere ? taking t fans wi they valling ecarcit: may advance prices E ci ‘ative of the situation LA MOD 714 Franklin Ay ed - : limits of Enterprise, Miss.,, and there és | | the mornings, and gentlemen are carry thout Iimit. As Indic : : Ph os ti. 1. a , ~ o \? . 1 tes . +} ais ™ » 1} > etiyive "ry, _— . iP . " ery 5% > he Lil ae }x reported be Lwee n H. J. Rreat eX’ its : y? ? igvone . , shat «i ’ | ; ~~ +. « hi ‘ i sh , ont ' anging CHICAG ) Mia’ eel P. Cory, the man Was ince rp rare d some time AZO with $5, - | rible Plight for Five Days i Been in That Business for Fif- en you ask for Ca s be sure } ag get the genuine Cascarets Tra:sactiors. ines . eave. ; ; _— oe together > kK Nair 3 home,” | whi nade St. Joseph. Mich., a Gretna ‘qm 000 American capital, for the purpose of | ‘ WASHINGTON i’ In the excite-rent oh ove We S it home, oo. 8 ’ : : w0,000 American cap! ; t Y NGTON. May ti > | SPRINGFIELD, Mass., M 3.—Clark Lil- ? , ' ; ' | = e, © i r ‘ ‘ a iress EL p ’ try ‘ 7 1% iy 4 ' ie > r f Mexico, nas had the time ori ia ad yuth stained with rreen from the + : 4h4 , * ass., . ay ° ar es by indiviiuals has been *©®5 grect as |} tal , , ‘ > month Me : it in commission | the ( ity oO , : ‘ an mo. Sta : = : , ’ cause the fact to be |! : ip: OF that the | “Tem nee’. 1 ie Retaf! Liquor Deal-|t steamers, ¢8 adapted for the |ginully set for the erection nd eR oe a | grass and flowers she had eaten in her des- libridge, who has passed the greater part of counterfeits! Genuine tablets st ; : ‘ if 4) g ' ; } / ; i oad : : . : . as ee panos . mys -tanda pe aor . . ‘ e ass i I ’ : e ‘ ; i} of the worl ye company, Cc cig BM nl pte ea ) ade ‘+n , p® , lev. S. Block. Yate of the Welsbach com-! former county commissioner, who lost rer ans 9 aves not gulls) and has given bond for his appearance next Monday. ESTABLISHED 1871. r rey ge stock transactions. bee income from athet! yeart of a man for his friends ry nein RPS ID pacers: set : this source has ween . weed ' - . LS wea ee . en ve ' we 6S Ole Cal i aloes . . ; $40,000 and $50,000 ne ' i ? ehh, fomt turd } ki : yi Vo oqdde : bta ne pany, nov located im this c ity. Is one . ‘ | way on the dreary wastes of Horse Heav- ks .and ' han | ave Spel iny hours will oe . ere are five bridal ch nm eac he leading spirits, Is now placing cone | | Win Bends alhee 3 ate gti | hee A thorough search of his house was made, ° weeks .:1 yebterda\ " , nh | a’ nn ey Ft eg hE me Laan w eine ; , lartet t “on ied ote ae | acta “or the construction and equipment en Plains, neariy a week ago, has n ; ' not le - ‘og & AAR Wins paid iO the Be + hh: , e% a Winall aon fh mrad tine fo “t] * , poe hapt . om c ri of he ‘project i plant. The total cost of |found by searchers. The child, in her agony, ut no short bills were discovered, neither . A Sftniment by the speculators on account of > ae eg © toning aml wee there i ma retadt tit ‘yr he acai ae a * se new ens works will. it is stated, be ey oa hateae , im mm ir was any of the paraphernalia for making Fevenue tur(ation. ao a fo lee ’ ' ion jase of pommel’ dente: ade silt onli mY NOOKS 4 ef ae sh adowy - py *1 5 U0 ne ite alone calis for had crawled into a badger hole on the sige the bills found N, E, Cor, Sixth ani Locus!, S2coad Fi} or. Ricteliteasens rm a ae puatey’ Se = ’ — 5 - leanutetionan far .& niles of east iron |and died. From the appearances of ta ; , 2 : GIRL BADLY BURNED 1 T was when went in” ie This piping will'be of 1¢-inch diam- |pody, the child had been dead about 36| While Lillibridge is charged with passing| =ntrance 628 Locust. ee Bg Wiad TO BVSCE to temperance, for A WAI NDE RING TIN CAN. . oo wees oe ikerhs ny ere Sree. yo hours, so for five days and nights she had eog% ray short bill the authorities say Her Clothing Takes Tire rronm 2 Dru h hare ® ‘ vw -—9 . , 7 3 at. . | ' me bd . Boal ye + oe - , oasiats “arnth ton heen wit hout food an me ~ that he has been doing business in them for Mise ina Field. ee. ces wo SO ine Pel them Traveled 3600 Miles, According to the first of its description in the City o! Rarefoot wh she left home, the littie 1x ale hort’ bill 1. | et : . ‘i ; “ : ¥ Saye a: nines: | ’ Namesll Gin, L — —" el 2 me ion inside of 12! girl in her wi: ings nad bruised and eut ne Sno wus are maae Dy CU n Pg MACON, Mo., May : Florence Burress, fo KO ; bP ren lao 9 age a Capt Coull, Since August Last. watt phy her feet and had gathered the tough prairie fenth of one bill, two-tenths off anot ry living one mile eouthena if N *‘aryhris ' “ o ' ' >» 1 . ~ >] ‘Tal ¢ tae OS pat , et Zrass at V i around them for protec = bill “un oe the one-tenth oo Oh ogy bit ’ ' OiPer nes ston sof he eat Coat : ror - * (an ‘oull of the je n the badger hole | from which the two-tenths was taken. The! , . " , .F . = , . ' ‘ . : ; ‘ ; lil | tj ! tion. : } ra) i] ] bs rey aL ‘ AY } ; aig mph grt Pn 5 Agha , When io ofthese - —- eer e ey ae PRIZE FOR ‘MARRIE ED ‘COUPLE. buneh of fiowers and grass which she had | 'Wo-tenths are pasted on a bill from which! ge7s or TEETH 63.00 er purn brush in a of ‘ BH ey sens tat bs yas : le wth imyyh % three-tenths have been taken. and so on. -———_ ee oe, aha stirring e Durning ei yne MAK Rj =} ) T \ S CLOT HES acts On occa Ws ‘Ss and the Non-sink- |} pew, Otto Kolse Will Give a Dinner S2t | rootead Nemes = NTE ees “rot line bills ten bills will thus be made, | GoLD Ny Bh tats senteeeeeeeesetenees MOD % er clothes became ienited a: she start ‘ iti of = ti snould 5s 1 one-tenth short of a regular bill. The Oe corse ‘ ; ’ i baat L.d ‘ : evil i ‘ . ~~” i+ ‘ ‘ ae - 2 cia i’ Z _ Tilame Seren Stan sen. + Opa aad calted Sor a mp into a| arth Snyce Blop d Fr sethpsgnn ye; or a gy: ea Eh een Rn tat Pad Hap gay | | ; a 7 . ditch near bs She did this and ctin ville. O., end Arrected in Ch’cago. a cirel ) ISHKILL L ANDING x: ‘v.. ies BATH a | May ” Ton the eg? & > Go bout are fastened together with transparent silk, | Open Evenings till &. Sundays, 0 to L. Guiished the flames. but not be! e she whos ened ah Of Poet-Disnatch n Aug " , rn erin , , , \ atin 4 haunt _ herne = , : We co, OL, ANG se neatly will the expert do the job that | Seriously burned. Ler condition tis critic: gt een aye ea eee ; Sighted th buoy in tatitude 23.3% 1 i ae tegetees 3 ve tH: ‘ ae Brees basa Brgy Pics nots, the piecing is difficult to detect. Ene ex- | — OR H J TARR Li f [as Ny JoterTy that is up to date. the co ul » Knots rei wnalty for the offense with which | . ; ; ~ =. Fetal resent an e!] per UF, Lillibridge is charged Is 15 years. Buried in a Sewer. arried tod: lie dre ae eS Dey, One ently wa ver the same route and reports ant John Anghivan of 4451 Gibson avenue was | &@™ ‘Ted Cao} hi a son ew Sea nee oe vrs “ yee } hee srry ‘® . 7 ag, Sant ainner se u that rounds Artistic and scientific dentistry | : | t 100 marriages. The exact num- in all its branches ably treated by buried in a sewer ex vathe n under th ivi vil they were arrested up¢en rea 2 6 fee: ' 1s | | jail wall Friday, , +] w of nis andy | = betes : — . : ; mne : PIG ders , ory my joc I LiL at Ve 1 l ’ 7 m ty 2 a. } Th rin ' a if . Mi verre os . ky my i . 2» ne 6 above the surtace but the head and) —" ao 7 | ; = eae ci cokceclis GM oecttVie ws iy to th ast and therein lies the ek | specialists. arms. He was extricated from his painful! dustic pESRES che 9. ae lta wre |. doen te BAL vi, = nent of chance calculated to put splrit Inte i : ; [ nal =e Tr a . ¢ * o ' ‘ I i ¢ i= 4 tee A. 2 eh dial ; eta la 7 ' t neil May 5 we have s income . ' Gecided to make our redicament afler 20 minutes ’ work form the cer re ‘, cw agg laborers Vhere’s thi ide? we usked, after sci ' r ld Tear ne Rev. Mr. Kolse Ky Was administered to r ; n nizii 7 ‘a we oom Matro! ' " ia os eo istered | | Bmp Bt ising ever | . a Mt Our SOririie M ren anger best sets of teeth for #% aio hin amy in, the opening! Murphy is the only woman I see here.” é Fe BOUNTY OF FORTY YEARS aco. POISON OAK. . Thtoush the pores of the skin many poisons are nate fee ee Sip ~ fi MARIS get nen gd ze ss a : ne : £ ahsorbed into the hisod deranging the circulation ney sii i i} at , 3 _e oy* ' moe lower limbs. | : } iii eru an egg ' com ad , bye 4 f Caiqving vv g-* W elch W ill Rece ive a Sun, Due | POISON u VY ¥. and a tig tiny the con etit: ition as quic kly and re Y. 4 Was ry rie , to Lia on ; ver . ' al = . se ’ ‘ . e c . > +. ’ + Tr? > ¢ ome in An ambulance: The vietim wa , woe ~ ,' » Tite ‘sised ; Hasn't 21] lye en ; + \ : ly aa coe ees a — “ ge de aie ok mapa set ahve tap thet ie. blood engaged in repairing the sewer when the — a) ham ~s apie etonhemnage to -aelges a: aa ‘ I sh’ OU av, Special tot DPost-Dispaich ’ Liki ert ie skin are innumerable hair-like blooc uirse of $10 to. bu the bi p 4 AGS : 1: ns ~ ‘ — caved in at that point and pinioned | Semeennt not cleansed and set thin 7S to rig ri ts WATERTOWN, N Y.. May 3. After BARBER Ss ITCH, vessels, and connecting these with the skin . se | em i A oe nm your svsteim. There are those walting for 40 years Joseph Welch of Cape LEAD AND BRASS * > mull ions of small tubes OT g} lands, through | gey op teers $4.00 | GOLD PILLING... henuss New East Side Institution | Charges Negr. a a ae open, we are much more lable to be affected by Poison Oak and Ivy and other ordered. : a} 1 Sor : } i ' ‘ '-€T)- ; ne . ty) . rk ‘ Bisa . ‘ : dangerous plants. Workers in 1 br iss, copper, lead and zine have their beaith im- A written guaranty for ten years with all Of BMast St Louis. with ,; units ; vie riavennue, swore to an Information ' iy 1 $150,000 and privilege nerease It imme. | charging Larita Jefferson with the thet ou ll have those dull headaches, iisted and received a bounty of Si. The} : lately to $500,000 The ; mplic " ~~ . ' rich valued at $74 am? Terson thy se 1 S88, sts tr: ee bai : ye Tee ’ mty of ; for the uret ‘ enli iiImen Was ! paire ' at x u he — Suy pply j ol sone “d 1} irou vl; the absorption of fine rticles of work. gg pe + & ~ : a. 19 8 vy oe , . Li nhesgress, Me a im. me af ty “ - re a7 aser7s as “ iD sly $s Ol gy eet ‘ ” ; : \ Ot 6 oe f Watertown r " th ese nictlais a na th ac le S¢ ! 11 | pol ishing and cle aning them In aling the N tid al curt Pariors, 729 OLiva e ii , é " — c3 awh S Trrhoy oe Waect! at Bar + — a Fg ”r) j ee ‘ yo 14 ! >% Wi ce '\ , . . tes - riows . seph , *¥ ti. dhe Tair rother. ee . one adi” oe "i police ! au Tl, that tire qd fe lin; and Nat the atter for We'ch and has su.uc- f imes ot I id Rive wee that og d, waxy appearance of the skin. Barber's Itch a n sraest. Kurrus. Aug et Mchofiy and G Vv i e . — . ; erupt i. until fro yu ge t Ti i of # evs ceeqdjec it getiing the claim paid * 15 another mdisease tna ei i. ‘Ss the blood throw zh th es ak in, and is n most obstinate oon ally we . » mm. Sundays all day. Decke. All are leading cavitalist i . | Ger . - te | ! cts bonnet me when it become f iy fixed he svstet Atte tie en lists o se | erman Army Offie@r Sentenced. [unhealthy aceum | one when it becomes firmly fixed in the syste n. After the poison has reached the BPast Side. y : : unhe ailily accumu! ation . MISTAKES iN SENDING MAIL. b] “1 and } age lew . ' ited } re vz} ; } ate : ; 7 ——ae lienry Ambrosius, the German army ©0+- | That’s certain O0d an een, Gisseminated througior tthe system) it is too late to resort to local i, : fcer who was arrested a few weeks ar ' bah til, eR Brg eee | applications. In many cases the blood i is atiected simultancously with the a pea © ia . en ist J Warrant for Charles Fisher. iby the -potice on the charge of having | ’ Sent to Ph Lilippines for Quebec and to 1 c% ] rerut he sk 1 3 : Charlies “Meher YY prop} tr ior of An CcCTrAaAYonN por- len artic ies ty my ruests pron kets at severi i Fiood s Sarsapa rilla M ij jl d M yi ] nett Pe ue —— = pa hi oe oe t a 1 tt i, wae all efforts shoul d be directed to the ni les m guest: | aniia instead of Manville, R. 1. purification and building u pof the bloo 1. Ugly eruptions and sores will continue REE. EE. shes, soaps or other external treatment. our PRICE UNTIL MAY Ae r trait company on (ive street, ia ch ir@ed | hotel nA @utity | . vwetit lar- . \ . Cri . Lotelsa, was found gullty in two pet Al ’ the rcte - . ~~ _— , . — embezziement by balilee in a warrant | «, ny cases I ; iday, and was given Cleanses cue Ss) : em, sets things to WASHINGTON, May 3.—-A general order | to break out in spite of salves, wi ued Frida) was issued at the inata) }months’ sentence in the Work h nage hag ee h rights in it, makes the blood pure has been Issued to railway matl clerks Ss. S. S. 1s es! pec ally recommended for poisons of this character. So og ' ah : ance wohl rye ‘ arce cna ag as wre 5 aie ‘ . ™ lling atte on . Oo 7 mt of ‘ : , Iman of 2710 Sioddard | pr | 7 uieg Becanse ot opsouting witness | and rich, strengthens all the Organs /|° lling attention to a complaint of the di- pletel; does it de stroy the effects of the Oak and dvy that there is no possibilit » : URE . ox : . . ° rect en) f Os of he h ) ? Pe be ployed Fisher ogy ggaenenl hemes ‘on c ’ ci ; was not in cours. and functions. t} ahi ‘ stneg > ; ve ) a & ee “ mes yt 4 Theh . aa in polhacfoo fp a ae ms eg 7 ae lire — - ome we and was un-| ieunehins - : hat mail for the Province of Quebec, ab- er's ch ; uilding up an: yurif yin ‘ the blood and driving rculation a Sn posseasion of the original | Died in an Ambulance. | That's why so many take it every) breviated as P. Q. often is missent 7 rE. ee yh ee Kt c ane ing out of the circulati — " 1 F Spring. é " |} Phillippines, whose abbreviation | av agg” we de dpa kind, and removing “tees | blemish, sore or eruption from: the 7. yn“ ee Rarney Schiarmann, % years old, died Fri- ind that mail for Manville, R. L, is mis- skin. There is no substitute for S. 8. S.; it is the only purely vegetable blood | GoLU CROWNS (oust of “ . | . ; An at nmiail OO] Wii } ie, . sor . ’ ad materia about eee Tae © vale Ss Hearing Postponed. ) be ot _— Bye bh ambulance betwee " L mg “Refore taking Hood’ s Sarsaparilla I sent to Manila insiructions for greater | purifier known, and the saiest anc be st in all Ct mstitutional or bleod diseases. ist ‘Lp FILLING (ooa* of material pres Piedues rdje Cahn of °919 W ‘ ome 0 ivigilance Bre g ven. | BRIDGEWORK (cost of material eect: ... ie ° est Pine boule- Dispensary, where he was bé¢ing taken in was troubled with severe headaches and) Our Medical Consultation Department. — If you desire any special information SILVER FILLING iiapevcdanneanel Stes EXTRACTING ..... swine eparacd with sending iniproper m.«- , that tired feeli M ho! t .. Pee hrough the mall. a ar ean 4 ‘response to a sudden call. Dr. Voerster | ta ire ecring. “wy whore syste or advice about your case, write our yvsicians, explainiuie vou . given Biates C he mail, appeared Friday | forwaried the remains to the morgue. The | seemed run down. I have taken several SAW THREE CENTURIES. they will c: irefully consider what you me hg to Say Ae yous cone iT th E tr t d- ‘Without ‘Pain rut, the 4 | parents of the dead man reside at 1106 South | bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and can Cxtherine Haycs Dics at Sayre, Pa., ct and you will receive a of bi ae cay 3 S S : = : : , a iy the use of Vitalized Air. norte tak | ——m e+ ie. => = © 4 Px. St ire at el 8% Loe. oe ee SOF Ae pee tes istrict ry Red N Now renga Pong m nited Ninth street. Dr. Voerster thought that é Zier ® hear ‘ 5° ne ing Say that I never had a medicine do me) the Age of 105 Years. cians have made a study of blood and skin diseases, tieta weet of New York oe whe tenho and you can have the benefit of their e — Vitalieed Air end Gas. Was postponed until next Friday. death was due to natural causes, so much good. I have had no occasion ki Hood’ Ed d F. Ad Painlom. a noth abun yg Brgy eaerent for the new Mary Inetirut toon years old, has been missing from the | gan taking Hood's.’ viwar ams, gh © avenue, between McPherson home of hia parents at 1866 South grey Portageville, Mo, erine Hayes, who died in Sayre yesterday, | : “ia " FS Ww ; Union Dental Colle exe, at Srerciooh Saturday af ternoon, with | dark ‘comptexton, and @ scar ep the ert Hood s Sersaparitia promises te cure jang on Good Friday, 17%, and was 1065 interesting te on Blood and Skin Diseases, which we will be poe « * se te ceremonies, cheek. : pnd keeps the promise. | years old. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, A TA, OA. j Sapte cornet of Sones aed Oe . Special to the Post-Dispatch. New™Mary 1 Institute Ground, Boy Missing.—Emil Kaderabek, Thir-|to use any other medicine since I be- WLILKESBARRE. Pa.. May 2—Mrs. Cath- | and skill without any cost to you whatever. Don't hesitate to write fully about youmnall, ¢ as nothing

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eas ae o> NO ae ¥ = eS Lo = Was - - ‘ if ye rea gto > a a ey Ee ae . ee o : : ¢ : aie it Bok 2 or PERE PI AR IR IS ee oe ~ PE RE Se ME OR or sutnenetenemenannmomagbastsiinntitinpmmstiien: —_ ; ¢ wm to tna, , oe 4° ° pal 5 2 iS me OR le - ——--~ at se ek we a ity ee We dl BES la SE RO “Ee BP a o% - mis he ry ,. on Oe ee omer. Pee ; WA ROOTS CONE SS ) JSmariness EAS eae ee : Saturday Bargains#, roe Childr en. , Th e : , FoR THE... ite ACH season finds us doing SENATOR FORAKER’S 7 a larger business in our GOOD LUCK : gE : ° Children’s Department. Carefal ; de oC LLHANN 111 e ny S In Pounding the Door He Accidentally | © | 3 BROADWAY and FRANKLIN. Sugg o> ~rennggen Or &, wit 4 & | SPECIALS FROM & TO 10 A. M. ONLY: | | Prati gecen 2 . | Dresses and Shoes buying — huying just the right things at the right time—making strong efforts to please the moth- WASHINGTON, May 3.—Secretary Root ; O S is so well pleased with the success of his | ‘ B y echeme for barri out callers by locking ; : , . ad Drawers Three Little Red Shoes for me for barring ou } ' Boys’ fine quality new hild ‘se D t Leather Belts, in new Children's rawers, 0 Our Special Sale Today. ers and little ones causes the compliment, so often given— the door and admitting only those who are . , acquainted with a certain cipher knock that ; ef. oe tan and browns— [| fo0s a oa er Children’s Fancy Red “ ‘ . worth 25c— finish with deep ; os hem and cluster of Button Shoes, 40c at ; Red Potostoetoete > -* 'e es? *%* “She Children’s Store of ; 70 4 / e 10 \¢ ‘Ker i yA ‘cl *k a - ast. Louis. @& |}he now has the doors locked at o*clot ‘ ] Be, dene tucks. worked but- [| &.-.-.-+«-- tr eeeeeee o i} at tonholes, all sizes, 5¢ ; , linstead of 3. 7 me tS. | pak + | 3 mecy Ribbed of 4 shirts and Drawers— worth lic, at For School | The new scheme worked like a charm, a 4 : ‘and senators, representatives, tourists, a . i> r?. Ln ; — ; worth %c— ’ | New Yorkers with. grievances and other : ie ' Br od ; each 9c pes ooh yy of pay. Cod Bitpeers tgs 40c j}unwelcome callers have gone up against ss 4 *?* ar 7X, — in pretty co 4 oan pene ta, - ' . 4 an patterns — yore ese are our } . trimmed in lace—sizes 750 pone. _ tS) b—hand t Smart effects for school days— simple, yel stylish—children’s Eton Caps in duck and crash— Jam O'Shanter and breezy little ithe door without result, because they did |not know the secret code. Since the lock- aN" a 25¢ lto4 0 Var ’ : iat of “a AS, o 4 years—reg- t | . , ular 50c value, ot. 29C ‘ gtyles the latest. Yacht caps—something good— Silk lined . ee 50c out has been placed at 2 o’clock instead of ae oy ie . Tt AS 3 the casualties have been even greater, al- sie 7 arom ee: hid peas. : 7 ; . ‘ | though no cabinet officer has fallen a . “ia , Lise ~. “te ’ victim since the memorable occasion when ae - yee Pils Me ote. . : BIG SALE of Mat | LE CEL MAN Co.'s CONTINUES A . . 7 a r a os jJE RSE, AND DRESS GOODS STOCK Cotton lined. . 25c * * e "se oe > + * ea Ad > ° e”* > * Pe, 008, . % ee . Secretary Hay tried all the knocks he = ee? knew. Yesterday, however, Senator Foraker tri- 3 M u Sate | 4 |umphed over the door without the faintest Ne yf) 2a S-4 eg. Be . ,_ '| knowledge of the open sesame, and he has | mi be J6 arate fess Bg : a ecial and You are cordially invited to attend °c : 7 2 a promenade concert by a fall been chuckling over his victory ever since. , knock this time " , g De td ae Oh ' peat Oe : , concert orchestra in our store *. * Sac eo >, » ” 9°, oe The countersign has by become a matter of notoriety to congress- men, so many of them having fallen vic- ; ee .. > ao PIO set Pres ce a & ’ | qT oncert > oe -~* + oe * ax *larrived at the war department | afternoon and found the doors locked, he /knew what it meant and frowned. The | stories his colleagues had told of their vain | efforts to learn the countersign flashed across his mind. He had taken pains to iget there before 3 o'clock so as to avoid the usual defeat, and yet the doors were : ie . locked. He knew that behind it were . ie. eee 22%." — + Pale & ee a ee. | three sturdy colored men. who would lis- wh “S 67a eee Sas ; See Yt fe. gr Sar ha) ~ ge ce TB . ' e ten complacently to his futile knocks and at)’ >. EE ne a ee bw Tp, we AN ii. . +5 Ae?) tee by ; co 6 bee . ’ ‘ ; - Brnis . “ , ee - a . Pe ; néver stir toward the doorknob, Nay, more, , Rg - see = ee Se Se tT tee Tae a at . ‘ : oF | : inineaenatees _ they would probably grin. o*9 > > + > > * oe, doorknob impotently, consclous that a group of, newspaper men, sworn to se- crecy about the correct fraternity knock, - > . were regarding him gravely and that the ry m ‘3 tae” “VX ee a ly secretary's men were chuckling on the Thy. -* fers : eo. SPA 9 1, 408 : Broadway. other side. 7. a: Seeds tt eT RER a See ” Then Mr. Foraker stepped away and : é, be D » M4 Oita Soateeloeloelonioeloe lee leeloetoe soars aoeloeloetoetony Rn SY LER hotter 3 i tta $i ™ | — ——e -. aonb ee om ties 2a oe ate > * * 'e* %,°*,' o- Petes foeteetoatec’, though for a moment. His anger overcame Os Thatta ie ee him, and he decided to return and give a few hagmere on the door just to express d. oe | - ;" Pe iis Opinion of it. Accordingly he raised his "2 ; ; weg TF a AM ote a : 3 is worth every cent of $18.00. Our price is “Walk right in, Senator,” he gasped. 47 Sm Pe Te ; _ $15.00. And as the Senator vanished in the sec- * Pay Pree 2 ! ,? ' ; y retary’s room, he caught the words: Gents “4 FOR $18—Elegant suit, model of fashion, “flounce ray iw. skirt with silk or satin trimmings. Eton jacket Is to give ou a full measure “How did he ever learn that knock?’ Mr. ‘Foraker came out of the secretary's ; ' aot te | . Mela : , , with silk or satin revers and silk or satin linings, factory interview. He has done something en tre? ; . : / Sd eS De 4 ig with gilt buttons, easily worth $22—all we ask is : $18.00. ‘ - rh "Ee various portions of the country, who hay k “ ae t-. mre ae PS ERE charge for it. Open evenings. are selling that few other visitors have accomplished. Me 5 pal om thing nochere — on wishes ja ne Sp + oF . ° could remember that knck. eget Se a Sa IN THIS ISSUE 5 ye iS : . “S55 | s We 9-4 clothing for the whole family, oe Of the Post-Dispatch ‘ , ap eS . ats and shoes—on easy payments--oper an acces a Are a number of letters about a remedy ie ae f vs, f ; with us. We gladly invite a comparison of prices known as Pazo Pile Ointment. These let- tY ag h PR 7 with ariy cash store on earth. kt Ras SO Oty ters are from different people residing in di VO oe VERY Don’t lose any sleep because you haven’t a bundle : aan Bq Fe i You ‘can have credit here—and no extra all been sufferers from Piles, for from ten ‘ to fifty years, and who, one and all, tes- Saits that are actually worth tify to the fact that while they have $18.00 and $20.00. Light used different remedies at different times, ’ no relief was afforded them until they tried ” dark colored chediols and Pazo Pile Ointment. Pazo Pile Ointment flannels, beautifally made {|is manufactured by the Paris Medicine Co. . ae 6 St. . —_— , —— —— : = | dit FOR MEN , Yq Naim | EMPIRE CREDIT CLOTHING CO., 417 WASHINGTON AY. tm ’ of this city, who also manufacture the and guaranteed to fit fault- widely known cold prescription, Laxative lessly. Bromo Quinine. The price for Pazo Oint- . ment is 50 cents a box, and they agree to refund the money in every instance where ed ' "$4 7 P ’ rok 'L /{\it fails to cure. * Li Be | ‘ min : : Humohrey’ @ || SEEKING LONG-LOST RELATIVES i 7 Soin Proton of Weshgh, Sees Sone: Nd Ee William Manning Has Not Seen Any . ase. Circulars trea’ Add Bishop | on of Them in Forty Years. “Broadway and “Pine Street William Manning of Hamburg, Calhoun me Quickly and | Din { 1 County, IIL, is desirous of ascertaining if CURED > : Louig— any of his relatives are living. He is 49 Permanently ae? a years of age and has not seen any member Pxisresany't I have practised | sd of hig immediate family for nearly forty | : oko 1 ¥ atting. > me HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS. | years. Mr. Manning says he was born in 3 gan ahonteiod - upture st | S11 N. ' EE yathe ————00”_O$®P r _a—————L——————— ee oer St. Louls and that when he was a small KNEW HIS BUSINESS. boy his father, Patrick Manning, died. His mother afterwards married a man named ine PReeemnOns and commune te Cale, . ~ Ill. anning says he accompanied them to Cairo, but left their home when: the war Knew Something Besides What He Read in Books. brok ut an ecame a newsboy, selling e x - apers in Memphis and other places. | He The wise, up-to-date, modern doctor us no longer tied down to the hard and fast rules of heard from or of a relative since , : . , ; ° . and has invoked the aid of the Post-Dis- what his medical books say he shall use and what he may withhold in treating his patient. f th h . reagan — ee a te te a ~ residential, tourist and transient ° : . . ° ‘ae : : eern7: on the od et Oe Hill a Joy Forever. Dr. Jennison, in an interesting article on indigestion and dyspepsia says: “Nine-tenths y) gay . Prag Fey The notion that the bicycle trade is eer | wer or winter in West, 10 mi ’ Z ’ 4 a 0 pe a 10 minutes by | creatly on the decline seems to be dis- of all people who apply to me for advice and treatment think they have this ailment or that ail- wee Pal ome | Seirict of Chicago. Finest hotel on gre tiakes | pelled by the great demand for the Mor- ment, but I find that on close examination that their whole trouble arises from poor digestion. / J Send ef neeiees nek finetefien tek row coaster and brake, made by the = , ; . . | ' Eclipse Manufacturing Co. Last year 135,- “They have little appetite and if they do have an appetite the food they eat does them no #& Q BEAUTIFUL BALLAD ’ ° ee ore enon Tale year good. Why? Because it is but half digested, causing thin blood; weak nerves, sleeplessness, the demand has increased. By means of this attachment the wheelman can coast aching bones, pains in chest, formation of gases, belching, etc. They tell me they believé they fm 6 down a hill with his feet on the pedals, , Sear eis "a anes perk werh nceboure m™ have consumption or heart disease, rheumatism, nervous prostration, in fact, most every dis- sires to stop, a slight backward pressure sets the brake automatically. . ease but the right one, - WORDS AND MUSIC idend-Paying Oil Stock ¢ ne : x Device <P ss “In reality the whole trouble is in the stomach and nowhere else. Now what do I do with In properties now being rapidly developed, ; with chances the values will be increased such people? I don’t feed them on predigested foods like babies; nor ‘stomach bitters’ nor pat- ong oe hy eee ln teres toma. ent nostrums which I know nothing about. No honorable physician will prescribe a remedy un- ing. . less he knows what it contains and its probable effects. For all such patients I have but one pre- WRECK NEAR WENONA. scription. I advise them to go to the nearest drug store and get a 50 cent box of Stuart’s Dys- Train Leaves the Track, but No One Is pepsia Tablets. I use them with remarkable success in all cases of indigestion and stomach trouble, because I know what Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets consist of and what they will do. They IN REGULAR Seriously Injured. 2 “: contain the vegetable essences, diastase and government-test pepsin which are the things ev- Ey SHEET MUSIC FORM. —P APD AP Pade te te ae ee iin. o _— OQ Qf Ph fa of PEORIA, Ill., May 3.—The Chicago bound Chicago & Alton passenger train which left | ; ‘ : “4 i a EE : —- this city at 1:6 o'clock last night was ery weak stomach lacks to restore natural digestive vigor and if I had dyspepsia myself it is the Killed in a Col wrecked just outside of Wenona at 1:1 one remedy I should take. lision. o'clock this morning. The entire tfain ieft : & WITH THE NEXT 7 j SUNDAY’S POST-DISPATCH... 1 te the Post-Disnatch. - ; — KSON, Tenn.. May 3—Fngineer R. J.| the track, but no one was seriously in- “When a patient comes to me complaining of dull headaches, sour stomach, bad taste, ner- m of this city was killed in a head-|Jured, though the conductor, engineer and ' Sie , collision on the Mobile & Ohio railroad | DT@keman were somewhat bruised. The ac- yousness, belching of gas, or heart trouble which is generally caused from indigestion I tell at Jefferson, Ky., last evening. cident was caused by the rails spreading. : d : : Traffic was not seriously delayed. him to take one or two of Stuart’s Tablets after each meal and as often during the day as he has ee ee co tg a this WEEKLY TOURIST SLEEPER, any trouble and I feel confident that I have given that patient the best advice I could give.” reviewed the troops at the Tompel- ; St. Louis to California, ; : . Every Tuesday, via the M., K. & T. Ry Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are large, pleasant tasting lozenges, containing diastase and , “9 . . . 3 pepsin combined with fruit and vegetable essences. They are not cathartic and do not act on Tile Majesty leaves tonight for Hesse- Nassau. " qa Co. “Katy Flyer” at 8:32 p. m. . Pamphiets and information at 103 N. any particular organ like ordinary drugs, but simply act entirely on the food eaten. They area sreasway. natural digestive, pure and simple. CASTOR IA Sugar Tax Will Stay. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by druggists at 50 cents per package throughout the ~ E For Infants and Children. oa trem the. W wkmer's and Sugar Tax United States, Canada and Great Britain. The Kind You Have Always Bought ebe-Beach, Seclined F. A. STUART CO. MARSHALL, MICH. Bears the Gigmature of tee i he

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ct ae 5 yaa 7 hilt j ~ = , : . ABE SP i © gt Bers om be oe 4 wey oY Sats oe at ¥ *} SPATCH MAY 3, 1901 : : - : ; : aire [7 THE GRITTY DEAL! ~ FROM THE , {hee ae AY "5 OF THe CITY HOSPITAL §)f tq Bey 9 Bg = “Flies! a ARTS 50) rig OUR DOUBLE : : FREE! [MERCHANT ~ Great Pants! : . TAILORING $1.00 for a Rip. GUARANTEE. | teem | . Bone | Suits to $12.50 up George Schmidt, aged 78 years. of 1912 ’ s . " " : ~~ O O'Fallon street, who chot himself twice tn 10c for a Button. To keep all Cloth- with all Saits $10.00 ere the left breast Thursday morning because Our warranty on alli ing bought of us in aad above. s Duchess Trousers repair FREE. Style, Fit and Fin- his wife, who is but a year younger than ; : ‘ + are hae ‘i ' ’ oy , 6 ) sO y us. e have ae yle, he, and to whom ne ogee been married 1 ar | them at $2.45. $2.45 Money back in ev- ay. FREE! ish guaranteed. years, left him to reside with her daughter. » to 95 Prices . up to #4.%. Pricesfery instance if you Prices just haif A¥ oe Ball and Bat with} taiiors would charge is still aliv . Dr. Nietert regards his vi- ; guaranteed the low- : tality as Sc eeartal. ‘Both Saufllets sasha . £ est. pre pet Seca. THE BIG STORE—7th and Franklin Av. Boys’ Suits. you. through his left lunge. One made its exit ! ' / Mall | at the back and the other lodged in the . — ; oP Fight shoulder. Schmidt has a weak con- : i TT ff Ay Stitution, but he has been gradually reviv- y Vf] > ing since he was taken to the City wr } » ital. He has recovered consciousmess, é ie 4 >», h he still is too weak to etl But — } fi : 7 ‘ B [ he operating table an hour after he iiletert says his wounds will cause is death, either through hemorrh neumonia. When Echmidt was pl Survive the ditesins gt fess 7 ee Be fl LAGGING SPRING, MANUFACTURERS DESPERATELY OVERSTOCKED, COMPELLED TO James Root, a carriage finisher, of 4208 pi} i /4 MAKE TREMEN DOUS SACRIFICES!’ ae | : Entire surplus Spring Stock of three wholesale ciothing manufacturers scooped in, by the big store for spot cash, at about 50c on the floor to. tie basemena of the hanner Busey J Wi " Co.'s factory, at Third streat and Chog-. Aji lA, 4/ dollar. Over 10,000 Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Suits, from the finest to the cheapest, including the celebrated Baltimore tailor-made garments, In aor mee expert nee alte @ recovers from | 8 i) 1} this great purchase. AS WE BUY, SO WE SELL. Ws are always Known to give our customers the bensfit of our purchases, and we now offer to the a Ry wy apt pe tli 7 SS | people of St. Louis the opportunity to buy the highest class of tailor-made, ready-to-wear garments at,about half their actual value. Prices do not al- emergency examination at U (“it a ' whey Betat suggested to the attending physicians = } : ways tell the tale. The qualities must be seen to appreciate the marvelous values. This is a chance of a lifetime to get two fine suits for the price a inca in his seal a7 i, : of ond. DON’T MISS IT! These Are the Three Firms: SCHLOSS BROS,, Eu‘"wutics ome, MOORE & BIERS, aca,cs-°h 5% ISADOR KAUFFMAN SONS & CO, >, 8neax= Tailor-made Men’s Suits at $5.95, $7.85, $10.85 and $13.50. Tallorsnmease Young Men’s Suits at. $4.90, =e $7.90 and $10.85. Tailor-made Boys’ Suits at $1.87, $2.37, $3.88 and $4.93. base, but no serious Injur a: ey . aus ae wes | | Suits, in a ee plaids, lal Vaid Suits ages 8 to 16, PADAAD . Charles Brown of Wellston was picked up in an unconscious condition Charlies rock road Thursday bv Beebe of the Tenth the City Hospital! Gs poisoning, but able to tell anythine Bays he does not remember any drugea and has no idea pened to be in the «street was founl a small empty ft was thown to him. he tained Some medicine whi given to him with instruct ake i three times a day Hie could 1 grive the | and iancy worsteds and che “4 , . Live known tabrics as b!iue and ; mame or nddress of the priest. if iots—-this season's correct black clay worsteds. fancy wor- Serges, nobby striped and fancy worsted, cheviots and and interwoven effects, the fabrics, such as blue and black (nama . Hl styles—made steds and cheviots and Eng-| checked worsteds, cheviot cassimeres—ever garment small ones being richly | clays, serges, fancy ae SOUTH SIDE MINSTRELS. f. | . : , ; , : hevi “Te to sell at lish tweeds, made and cassimeres—made to stitched with silk—made trimmed and braided, made to | CR¢viots, _ cassimeres, | Young Women Will Entertain for | % to sell at $12.50 sell at $10 00 5 t 1] at $15 00 g sell at $3.00 made to sell ° *eenweee#8eees o se a . *eeeoe4ws.ee0e7#e and $I 07 at $6.00 and $3. 99 t Benefit of Newsboys. > oe and $10.00 The South Side Lads Min trels will rive $3.50... eeeececes Oe Geiivectkandaae % e te inment, “Japan Up to Date,’ ; , ING MEN‘! rery wes be Klederknns al a Tease cavs,| BOYS’ SUNDRIES. | MEN’S VERY FINE SPRING SUITS, | MEN’S VERY FINEST SUITS. to 1h round eat cost, dou: [PUSAN BLOUSE: am the Liederkranz rhis . | -altimore tailor-made outs, This purchase consists of the celebrated Baltimore tailor- [breasted vest, in strict accord- | Sailor Suits for small boys, in and Chouteau avenue, Monday” evening, | 1'y Wras | ™ 20). ‘7° > Nroccedea 0 . the , art . ne ; .* e cv?’ ‘ _c c T . “14 1 "rTic ; OVS “aists, n severa . . May The pre ls of th tainm in the grandest selec ‘patterns Made of finest domestic fabrics woven from pure . ance with the latest boys’ fash- all this season's most popula e S ade o suc! i- - : / : , patterns, made of such wel-]| Mfade of the best-known fabrics, such as | Made of pure wool serges, clay worsteds, | checks, stripes, plain colors|made from strictly all-wool made of blue serges, plain Me oS IR St ee re 7 made suits, and are equal, if Will go to the St. Lou News bo! liom is othe createst variety ever |. : , — . : : , r oOovVvs > ' yeniy athe Olym; ~4 Mandolin Club and the | oy vind tailored padded | BrdwnleSverale Australian wool, such as not superior, in every way to ions, made of very finest woolen | # Variety of shades and pat- ou “| ZOUA VES will a caf sent? i « ‘ {) at LilDecvereeeeeeeree a 5 satin ribbon eye Jabor are involved in the strike of the |@ ——— . paney gen p Ladies’ ae Cheviot LN Ladies’ I dered Quarry Employes’ Union,which the persons | £3.50 Men’s Shoes, extra fine vici kid | 50c Baby Shoes; Best French woven madras, soft — "> We-value Skirts, with low faring Waists FE 2e ee nat elt | turn soles sane ree SP er gyn ag gee hes, tate mE NA: Boys’ and Men’s Fe-|| flounce, handsomely trim- WERPERRIA ia neerned inare now erdeavoring to settle. | and velour calf, in tan and black, welt one ate link cuts, up-t oat « my dora Hats, steel, tan, med with quilled $3 95 Ladies’ Laundered Waists, 75c Children’s Shoes— be He. $1.50 a 4 brown and edging (like cut) .. neatly trimmed In black, variety F Ladies’ All-Over Tucked Taf- embroidery. e+eeeeteeeeeeeseee Thus far the strike has not seriously inter- le Loh) sOles, NOVDY, sizes 9 to 15 Bike oar. Ses ’ Fis of shapes....... . feta Silk Skirts, with new flar- Ladies’ Laundered Waists, collars, “ae with building utions Peg : he union claim : in , & | ’ a : . gate ast , sh ~ ’ ‘ Ko union clain right to name a |§ $1.25 Little Gents’ Shoes; solid wear- Chie Se M lind | : in samnbership Sind minentindiy ond th maine a2 f Men's Shoes, box and wax ers—sizes 9 to G6 Ss) Hip? yy on BS N erwear. us i Fe Suan on debive, a ct ge -n sancy percels, ise am 6 eo An aaa Gin a i tea / > a ah. ¥ Splendid balbriggan. French es ff) pn Ch 2*",; |i med with. numerous rows o bisho erry of len mit dee Te ae? oe tee call, welt Cc ‘ i neck. pear Durtons, _draw- ? em Cuplicote styles, org ruching, lined with excellent deaves,: ee as 15¢ 4 el Avot «i sts & Tie’ . . ~ : . _ - ws sil ankle s: other stores sell them at Tix + - A5¢ | $3 and $3. 50 Suits, trimmed in ; ae z= Note -Sizes up to 60 bust Wa'tst measur if C | VEIUGB. 2c ceveccccccccecccecceqgeccesdeces white braid from 49c ulp. LITTLE BOY BADLY BURNED. Slppertsctc-wersseee Sof. ae SP =e Herbert Branhel Sustained Injuries in| . | an Unaccounta! sle Manper. Four-year-old Werbert Branhal. living ken from the steamship Potsdam last Sun- | maining in these islands are a few de- with his parents at woo Montgom«s _— ee a a or at th ei a ae tached bands of wandering magrenh ose ae ‘ wu san — ouse in company with a representati | a federal party branch recently organized. Street, sustained burns Thursday t! ris ons v ra | ie city - oo I ; _" — te “ ? : : a . y i pg Belgian ae + ene ras in this city. President Taft, on behalf of the represen- ee or ove fatal: Kow t } Se gg ee i OeCLOF . ir} tatives of the United States government, received his injuries is in: xplicable, _—- > —— tte fle nity Far a ? gpeege k. _— made an explanatory: address which, ex- J Se ne ‘ ed tw as ©il as Dr. Charles C. Bang and William Fritt- | the diamonds and emer: ald rine were fami ly cept in his references to the pers — = man were talking at Mourtecnth and Madj|-| RESOLUTION OF ASSOCIATION OP- | heirlooms and that he took them with him |THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION | Masbate, was similar to those made at a tree the ey si We un- |in his travels becaus eir association: a ,° ody cae hen. th | POSED TO SUFFRAGE. The prince d de Med thi ia a Media. | VISITS MASBETE. Bonifacio Serrano, enntifete for eortoris = : a ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . i« ; ‘ . " ‘4 - >» t a er Vv se. Dr. Bang : Mr. ritta seize ected to any in@ignitles by the eatome | formerly an insurgent office ru . , vs | se at ae i nt é i ‘THE BALLOT NOT THE THING - the snufiboxes and shew's found DEPLORABLE STATE THERE watticientiz Ph mae B to be able to meet .- 1 ne Was removed ane seen t} Se saaele thea entire surf; os he y the inspectors, the prince declared that . was ‘burned Prenterant 1s was or i | the snuffboxes were worth about $1 each | the necessities of the propeses bape as o | Ssaeews > 18k ness. In a telegram to the family Thurs-/jne eognviction that the best work of | WASHINGTON, May 3.—A tin box con-! !*5. The chief industry of Masbate has al 'worth being shipped annually. A tax Reid nN euser-: uSC rewing SS in he: St. Louis, U. S.A. Gay evening he announced the fatal termi-| yn lies along the lines. of moral in-/| taining the personal papers of William S. | ways been the raising of beef cattle, and) jeyjed in the Spanish time on each , on isl: 'ithi pra. The average value of the cattle placed RaOGt SOME LAOS. Ee, ee | Brewers of the original Budweiser, Faust, Michelob, Anheuser-Standard, Not at the Polls. tan ae. die amie: Meee canis tall Gectheie “Rae kd Salliter held cack @ bracelet ana other ef. Ten Years or More. Judge Taft asked: “Do not the private | / lands have values? What is good cattle land litender M. Farrar was 34 years of age. | ** Req a eT ar "not ptea eye Yeatman, disbursing clerk of the war de- /in the Spanish days Manila received her shipped to Manila; also on shipments of co- “~ aM. et Clady oat ke .ere the ‘Golden ule 18 no "Cal “acm — . ~P ; . _ os . 'supplyv f He was formerly erfgaged in the mining | mas a thi at the lowering of this high | partment, which had been in the safe of | : es ’ 7 age be sik coecnhneestines al ied laded on board was about $20, Mexican money. é the past few months practically ¢ ec eat- | Three-fourths of the cattle are now dead Pale- pai Export co Black & . To, Enquisise and Malt-Nutrine, business and had lived for several years ideal to the plane of expe diency, truckling | that office since Yeatman’s sudden death as , : in the South. The body is expected to and bargal ning which the admiss! on of all York, Pa.. has been opened. itle and carabaos on the entire island have and the rest affected. As- | been swept away by the pest. When the All the testimony on the subject of men's | Srrive in St. Louls Friday night or Satur- eases of’ men to the ballot often makes _— ,. , — | - 3 day morning. ee oe i ‘olitics, would be a distinct | The seat of the box was broken by : ‘I é ; All tr C dh —_—_ — come to wombe mn themselves and to s0-! sistant Secretary of War Sanger in the |; troops of Col. Hare's district came to oc- Mesion eo Page 20 parr aye has se . " ala dor . : hes ei on fade . , ) ici f ay xd. Police- For Pimples and Skin Eruptions elety at large. At the same tme these | presence of the Yeatman camry =? np (cupy the town of Palanog eight months aaa rae souk tA +o $8 A re ae Hh tne : ' ' othe fF : recte Or he me Or! ve ‘prese ig roman who w claim ¥ rue vy one eptene Take Kemick's Pepsin Blood Tonic, $1.00. ey te igh zanize front 2 the sorenat ion roth of the anton ky box contained | “8° the inhabitants fled, after burning most Answering questions Serrano said that his _-- rh Organizea Cars FP my , ~ i-Nof the houses. The little place of about 300, people did not po ae to attain their former ; > Se is Ile ————s . ~-— ----— —— + ee i thro : anil ; lidar ‘~ a that put Dlic Op inion W hic h | 314.000 in cash and two life insurance poli ‘ oO ic ti tut ry enactme nts ars The war department will hok le proper- | —_— ee nara ah ae § 0. . . The Outcome of a fa Kentucky Law Suit A sles wh h we invaluable and 1M-/ ty until the Probate Court sits. | the se disasters, and more so as gel: pe - siderable asset and could be exported Fe ° D ' ~~ oe — : ’ “TT . . “7 +? , , . 5 , iy a: > ive «he, maccol » CY - U i °° S at £00 prices, aiso a = i i Atanensibie pub! service. The woman represented by the attorney | ple are impoverishe lon ac int of the ca : - = . pends on the Sex cf a Fowl. “If women ise as much intelli- will enter claim for a portion of the estate /tle misfortunes. There is to date not a pub-|! well. but eg cat’ Gees Un a wae a Rawat ———— I Cure Specific Blood Poison to Stay ene Foe Diepates. pgence Ai gg Air Sigg oaaae ootes 4) te if a will is not found. fhe letter from lic sch rt in the three tslands. A new one but little. His people, he onid. would S bee ay Nes . : " he, ; ' , ae ; ‘ . Ss ~~ > ar . . ti , : ic g — t im. . = , ee coe 3 however, and ly affected by any prohibition of timber cut- | ee = Cured Without Injurious Drugs, > / . : ; LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 3.—Upon the gen- ! jelati. ~oul ‘equire, in rs te gray Oe “a Mr. ¥ saxon. £6 her, | ior’: Soaens bul ee alanod, | i “© ] , ys ciras “ © 5 . : i 4 ‘ r ‘Serti i Je IS - . °c ; ‘ as : Ger of an old goose will depend the verdict a ae bo. De t pr incl ‘ipies of tem ane > Mag nce ert Wanton eater eee glans to Ameri an teachers on be in c hi arge. ing on the public lands. -The alleged mineral | in @ cave to be trl a tocay in J fferson\ ille. i ys ri ‘ she yw ale do more woes tin t. “~~ i: z ba sharer in his Frtay ot Le! eg: ations ame » ¢ ommi sion sSes- alth of M asbate hi: id nev er yet be en re: tilly ' a : erance ' os 4 iicatinge tp , - . . sions from ; arts Masbate, a few exploited. although a few Englishmen were | Minnie Gill has complained of Melvina;j, «a generat yen th “ shee tnan | - Ties it none from the large but} mining for gold in the northern part. : 1 , int nerance it rpuri’. | ae a ee ee . .¢ ; - Malott and has dec'ared that the defendant | evils 0! intem per: a: SN oe ghee) $1. co to Centralia, Ml., rather bar islank J urias to the north- The presidents of all the towns repre- en oe Ae On account of its frighiful hideousness has in her possession one Foose nging |S"), \” eame way they would inculeate And return, via Southern Rallway, Sunday, ard. The! day d io be fairly intel- sented, addressed the commission, as called | . / vontagious poison in the blood is jeness soem . ’ ii oo. : 1} nf. nai *]a thel f ‘omparat! Ve iS0- upe nN, all agreeing that the lowest Salaries . Jy the king of all venereal diseases. It may . to plaintifY. The value of sald goose is no oo mtanc er the principles of ae ay ; ) station $:30 a. m,.!! on tan l I T { } . Mi; i) ). Tri iin le aves { nis li Stat { ‘ i. . rT) . yere “a ¢) r he ? rm le 2s al bout ‘ ny po 2sib! e should be paid the provine jal of- Z he ro scitary or contracted. tine e the sy s‘eom ia it the disease may manifest itself in ine form wise it a be wor ne Are er- | ae and unselfishness and a true regard ee patency: = imj vement | ficers for the p ent 1 th } i ith SO wouk © worth $1, for it is a rolith J ~—s ' there in social, commer-,| ros} ‘tol 1eGh te roveme! nm ti O ~ resent anc 1at the capita! ‘4 w " \ fh Boore. ' ne Sage 1 polith > ain ma thes could do! CHINA DEFENDS OLD GLORY. siness conditions. The only insurgents re- should be fixed at Palanog. All displayed | DR. COOK. of screfula, eczema, rheumatic pains, stiff o ie? Mrs. Malott denics that the fowl tn er ’ an . poe reformin e these conditions of ypuhomneng | a singular ignorance about Burias, The | joints, eruptions or copper- -colore: | epot se on face or body, little ulcers in aie ; ¢ yee belongs to Mre Gill. ind gives nol Abbadon ne pe anar hy and are the Tinister Wu’ Ss Wife Watches He r So n A = >» commissioners qu ‘Stioned whet her Burias | on the tongue, sore throat, swollen tonsils. falling out of the natir or eyebrows, tng, . a reason that it has no abiiits or : | mode a be? ‘ . ae hes nl nolit ‘clan th: in thie " Fi ht a Sham Battle | ought not to be annexed to a southern | finallv a le prous- like decay of the fiesh “al id bone. if you have tal of, Pha ae - a city as an ogEe-producer and in fact is 1 4 oy ; Me 7 oom 4 : legistative ac tion ig } in -* | ' Luzon province, but Masbate and Ticao | {lar symptoms you are cordially invited to consult me tmmediate y. = SS i fry | were unanimous for including Burias with fears are unfounded | will quickly unburden your mind. Kut if your PF rovince of Masbate, contending that infected with virus I will teil you so frankly and show you how to get ria A it. we the result of my lite work, at kind of Roose, being | piain, hor 1 \ ‘ Thy mue h , v| le re °C that it is to these Spccial to the Post-Dispat« b. x . ; t} . der. 2 ese ‘aime that thoughtful and philanthropi WASHINGTON, May 3.—The H'gh School | Dimptes | the tr ide of Burias, thougt 1, lal f ] tically ‘ a Sng sh » their attention rather . ; metaw ani am battle at the : re OUugn sma Was | Special treatment for this « isnease 19 practical, | men are. dit "ec ling tn , Cadets hadareview and sh im b ttl i | | Not Pimples |rather with the islands south of her than| irdorsed by the pest physicians of America and Europe. It contains no LTTE aes Washington monument. Young Wu, son of | with the ports of Luzon, and that it was in drugs or injurious medic'nes of any kind. It goes to the ver? bottom of t Boon every sign and symptom Pe Ave believe that there ie a growing recog- | : Peis otis j wate i7¢ a i ve cat instead of being a! the Chinese minister, Wu Ting Fang, who Beauty is womans birthright, | the: it tere st of the Burians to be joined and forces out every particle of impurity ry -= | pawns ¥ ‘a; is part and 4 High School, fought Itis not a question of youth, for | ween other smaller islands. It was con- completely and forever. The biood, the tissue, the wh, the bones and the Si ii - Sequentiy so ordered. system are cleansed, purified and restored to perfect health aad the patient e woman sya ni attends the Western omar yo — re if , trogruac e movement —s ly to ] fend the \n eTrir an color . ever womanis youn i she oo s ae gallant! es - y g | After a long private conference of the| @new for the duties and pleasures of life. * > >. ere ee to a air the orderly organi- a ym assault hy the ?. ~;OSine Ore = Hiis ae . 7X . ' pP ' young. Every one should use ‘ Ommissioners. re ident T ft announced STRICTURE, SPECIFIC, I also cure to stay cured VARI :0C ELE, associate diseases vy an “luce it to the a080-| mother was present in her automobile and ’ ' that there had been considerable difficulty DEBILITY and all reflex complications and le Wu fired a of Ssocietl Sin LALiShy is I make no charge for private counsel and give to apital .to hold for m mul uJ advan 1tes h is recently Said: a T? ‘ nnsv! ty anin ivé nm ie’ to the »ir aT T! ry h »t revenue. A return of prosperity, how- consult with me. de life anew to ; + . of so teat without law. without insti- ed bys the Al. arine Fe and. Mrs Wu SY ern e F [ So ; ing ; acia ap ever, would later justify a-new arrange- legal contract in writing, backed by abundant c with no bond of union or principle | {yn her automobile and watched her son | : iment. The expense of salaries of all — not worth while to investigate a —s that has ma - * 9 ; Lurtie ns i growth except unrestrained human Im-; ¢ arry his rifle up the stairs into the armory | 2 | puls in short a return to those elementary | gne ‘waited for him and proudly to« k him | It removes pimples, blackheads | provinces heretofore organized were up. ee | ward of $0, but In Masbate they would If you cannot call at my office, wuthe your symptoms nce Ad I get | ae ae sg Flute individualism w ch characterize only | pheamed with happiness when litth | in adjustir . Ng the lowest forms social life. Advanced off his rifle and rallie« | ‘round the fli if i oo ur s adjusting some of the provi isions of the ' and anarchi@n,.’ one of its most After the battle the cadets par: ded c own general pr Vinclal bill to this province, on men. To these maladies alone I have earnestly devoted twenty-three | : account of the conditions of it tg. diminish- years of my life. Phvysictans having atubborn cases to treat are cordia nditions from which human society origt- home with _ her ine her auto. | and other blemishes from face epru We do not believe that tbe) = : be made haif that amovrt. The capital of “ c pe une the ape ee oe ee b neck and hands, leaving the the province was locat# at Polanen’ which fect system of home treatment Known to medical gcte 610% On St., ‘me an people are prepared to abjure civ- | A , x dization for such a nightmare." y skin smooth firm and white. re > a a ve hereafter known Gan When Prof Mounyon raves his Dvane in Cerre ee 9%. ee S Woodburr's Pacial Cream AS as ONnATCO rrano was ap- COUR MEDICA | % ‘ wilt . ere waits th . ene Of tun ach PRINCE NO SMUGGLER. cures caapped {ces acd hands, nS ae wapsteiees an coke 5 St. Louis, Ma, 3 = , hee | y delle the truth, Jt will cure @ “com oe " Throat and Lung Affections. Fold by dealers everywhere, 25 cta, aries of $720 each. Lieut. Char a ee whe ei oye 8 wn oe: De Croy Explains to the Customs Of- yey RU, | each. ” Free beakies nad suanpte of the Twenty-seventh lntnalien. eat’ ae ) ) Es” . ‘ ul ott) Ad in P, t ia) a ’ ; ig ia weakened by old-style Craps. It will do wuch ficials in a Satisfactcry Way. COUGH S neg hye 5 —MeAwek pesnors eee... * > ania ew ; ait atin icici ae and Soe oe ag oid et: mach act like a wound «ne. NEW YORK, May %.—The customs offl- CQUun Refuse substitutes. Wedrew Jergess & Co., Sele Apts, Dept. 146 Oac'xagt! & time being receiving his pay from the vince was ont & to ome Rombto ’ : U RE. United States government as an army of-/ lar jes PR ' Seonemaeh. for pensation’ and A wa! See Son wVork'and Philadel, bie, |S "™ |otnis have returmed to Prince Henrt de ‘7 » SUR ficer. In the interest of economy the gov ‘ . Croy of Teltivma part of the jewelry foun! neon - - m "BINA. 2 CULES CaTancy, in his ponsession when he landed at Hobe- ag cts \ ernor was required to perform the secre- to reorganize the

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SUUEneeeee “LOUIS POST-DISPATCH,. forme of property, are subject to taxation.” Then followed a|. pm see on | itt At « = “ . s « ; ” —_ ale ae > Aateiag as . 2 . . Sa 7 ‘ A : q . i 4 ; . 7 : a & txdaee Pye. q Ds be : ea 4 Ban me mete Bt bi pa +5 ; é ; . ’ — ; ; +8 a eR Re OOS pe 3 be Axe cs ieee as ewe a “ - be a sce on . ” & we- " A ENE WO aE te , ~ ore ” le - 3 ‘ NE Bp Oe tm - - 7 . stinging rebuke to the members of the board for their neglect Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by ptm 6 PERE, . e two lone sc eachers are doing a great and good THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. | work for Chicago. Let us hope that in Missouri it will never SUBSCHKIPTION RATES. be necessary to call upon pedagogical talent to compel a City and Suburbs. Country. | Just enforcement of our franchise tax law. : Daily, single CODY ccc cece rere eee eee eee ea er eeee renee 1 cent 2 cents in Gane ie ® > ® © ® ® ® ® -& > & Eee ®@ Sunday, single copy. seccccccececescocccooose §=©6§ conte 5 cents How to get the money to increase the salaries of the teach- © — DELIVERED BY CARRIER— ers In the public schools is more difficult to determine than | i> A THOUGHT F : ca ~~ ‘Daily and Sunday, per week.........ccceccceseevecee 11 conte 15 cents | it is to pass upon the justice of their claim for an advance. ii ® _FOR THE DAY. SOONG SS SMHOE GH PEDHHOSS COOCE COO GS © ASESINTEA TE ee Daily and Sunday, per month.........ccececcecseece eeeseeee 65 cents E:very capable teacher should be well paid, and this will un- yx © It is vanity to wish to live long, } Waily only, per MOTD... cc cceceeeceersareereeeeneeee weeneees 45 cents | doubtediy be done when the city shall have been managed ' VY) “ip | ® and to be careless to live well. THE MAN WITHOUT A HEART BY MAIL IN ADVANCF. TELEPHONE NUMBERS. for a time upon strictly business principles. MY, Ra ® THOMAS A’KEMPIS. — 2+ if © By J. Christian Bay. Daily and Sunday, 1 year...$6 09 Bell—Main. yy rg eee ) : ily and Sunday. tnt Faitoriat Rooms... °1980 z And tt THE WORLD'S FAIR ORGANIZATION. SA, SOOPSBSOSH HHH OSHSOOOS: HERE was once a wise man. Wis ly *ae next morning he pursued his way and 1 year.. , 2 City Editor .. 666 AG4T. The first meeting of the board of directors for the organi- af A HENRY’S: FAILING. knowledge was so premeaes that he- | sg Mgt ag > — bh Bn om —_ | might have invented pewder or dis- | ervone, even their enemies, praised, covered America if he had cared to, for young man told the King who be was, a Sunday, 2 months ot) Department.......1927 eerceeseeevecese ie - . - y “TD t } ————_ marked by a promptness, unanimity and wisdom of acti | “Do not weep,"’ they said to the mourning ) ; ; TRANSIENT POSTAGE RATES. that°gives fair promise for the Faken = 2 land rememb: r that Henry has gone to |neither was known in his day. His thoughts | Ut) that’ Nee satan Sonmnet ata vat wite “4 fs 30 Pages 40 to 50 Pages In the selecti« n of officers t} ifr t W ; : if} Boog ins . wiee x nae | ay noan? were, however. far from the welfare of : fo r his brot he r The King at onee cen- > § ici 1e director ere she sobbec - ; sia se Outside the United States. Canada und Mexico, double the above rates. . wee apg ectors were of one mind. Wy | poor Heuty thi ace a aS. now ee ut others. and all that he cared about was tO | sented. so the three young people entered the reasun for which is made clear by a consideration of tats 4 |his rubbers."’—B: iltimore Ame rican. saat be left alone with his studies, by which | 4 carmage and drove away to —,, Entered at the Post-O'fice at St. Louis as Second Class Matter. the result. The special fitness of each officer chosen is mani- Pig | EA ——_—— means he hoped to gain perfect happiness eo ee eo much i ° Remit by Money-Order, Draft or in Registered Letter. fest to those who now ti Jae jeans e t ; *% | ene outcome of his mission. Oo ¢ 1@ men ; eir wor oh r 1e 7 ‘or j WY ET oo co canints of fuaphrtect corvies ts v6 mip es n and their work for the ia | APPALLING POSSIBILITY, He was , aware that fee a S hen they passed the forest where the ~ Sor 8 Tribune Building, New York. 469 The Rookery, Chicago. | World's Fair movement and whose forceful qualities are 7 75 arated one of my old sweethearts.”’— Tantsiiner a r . pees Bing cae he dec! are a|§ cing the pre 64 ae I the - . : " . *} ‘ aa , oe 1 sr il 7 > T r » . : ‘ « el 0) ¥ ia he > 7 indispensable to the enterppise. William H.-Thompson. the! ) ago soentea: ‘ac l-Herald. hat it should b "hia — , y or another. {| 2amons is nodded at them. and asked bintine ai =; Se , ps 1e | Attle Boy (from next door): Mamma said | poner cai ——————= e nOUR DE 2S ONE OS? . his studies | )°8Us iran which of the girls was his be- Lreasurel has been the financ ial engines er of the World’s Fair would yo please loan her a INTERESTING. g be irly . and late he + iTeuca bi aK . ‘with i trothe ug Thi pric e pointed to the et AVERAGE projec & to W hose «ki}) and de termin uti on the sucr essful \ k- flatis ns. ir Th itu ire ana ee old, ( rious IU ond — ext w her upon the philosopher turned é yor mee Sap ioe) S . which his rooms were filled. But he WS | poe cig th Mrs. Kinde: rtaintv! Mamma going ¢ Wife: ei aeaeS > oe nak aie , sera . a hed tol” ister and ashed if she was the Wom- . ke. enry. what was the matter with | often disturbed by persons who wish an whom the prince hi id promised to bring ing out of the financial \problems have been lar y g P| as : ‘. ‘ dent of ability and wide Hep itation WW ho will r , oe ae " y | TO! igh ,’ Wir : \W t ‘ / -_ $4 ; . nl 4 . h ~ “She is to be matric a to 7 brother.” 7 I 4 I Utat!l . i ring to nis lie. ell, vou Kept walking aroun d the a reat many oOo}! ersons came to im ee ad FIRST 3 MONTHS OF 1901 task ex perienge, rainge ad capacity iT l A SNe ‘ial kn red ly " . sa bed with your h and — the a, saying: ado “4 asking MB Kined word and n pe nny. | answered the prin e, us the girl was too : ee ae ee cnoWledge of Re FLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. “Here's the t anisters, all ght. but | He could spare neither however. | uch afraid to make any reply. OS this is the manner in which a pri > 7; rery ° T . ‘ We Poy é . 4 ;} . i ’ «°° ; management of cther world’s fairs which will be of great | where's the Stairs’ “F hil ide Ip hia Press. Whenever a poor widow or motherle ss child || = an ‘ Called him away from his books for a keeps his word!” eried the old man. mit SUI JD, . 7 ’ Vaiue. In the list of vice-presidents are Corwi : ; nts are ‘in H. Spencer ud | : "ya * ’ eh : , . . nn: coe -_ On me Ooc- vou do not allow me to kee this irl ou Samuel M. Kenuard, Daniel M. Houser, Cyrus P. Walbridge | NO IMAGINATION. short gs was amare to follow his | Will regret ft.” . re in- SEE father's bods to its last resting place, hi “TL saw no woman who would be a fit wife ) | for you,” returned the prince. “This one Seth W. Cobb, Charles H. Huttig, August Gehner and Pierre Ae ap “ao MA 1 ace — bag Pare (“houte: é ‘n o ine and canacityvy who roduc in order that they maj} t Know | ‘The trouble with your society novel, |said to himself, sighing deeply. “I wish [) '™ . 3 an ut u ill men f high st nding and capacity who are] each other. my young woman,” the _ publisher said, | had no heart,” thinking if he had none it |‘ ‘eo young, distinguished by* solid contributions to the success of A woman is like her garden: ‘ane | Nanding the manuscript back to her. ‘is | would be an easy matter to seclude him-) “You have broken vwour word'’ shouted » | ; | be auttt ul she looks, the harder some man! that the conversations are too stupid. They |self from the large world and 4is fellow | the wise man; “but 1 will punish you.” be > ; ; | Drawing a small staff from his belt Re World's Fair movement. u Semel taker: ¢ Lif . en my o sig /are evidently taken from real life.’’—Chica- | men, whom he did not love. he Officers are representative not only of St ysis ap ro Trit rt palit , th ; St. Louis une. . this wise man was. as : unge € OUR GUA AN T F F . ‘st-Dispatch will accept all ad- sete bhaney and abllit®. hth se i ; ] ou but It wou Id. h »we heen a sever bine the | 8° Tribune 5 When at hom t is wise ma . as. pe | mc hed the yo nee st princess and the J listinct and une- ergy and ability which have made the World's Fair| world if afl the ancient martyrs had been rae . t rule, occupled. with boiling, ie o converting them into stones Waee : veTtising with the distinct arm ul , rr possiblity , and brought it io the beginning of the practical burned j 1 private. HARD TIMES. mixing the most re markable tnings One ,« speed in share, but eold and dea Upon quivocal ¢ ij 7 ARANTE + that its PAID { ireulation in the city of St. work 4 ij , TT . | ain Pa : | ’ . . . 7 . , — ee d iv he prt act d a Sr atl ’ ot On ~ , > ris ‘ re Tt ire * ‘ rops ‘ta or Work ’ 7 did Nn ort wish to s f- \ t 12.000 Americans LO n to mak > im Ss in ari ‘ She Io iked just eh ¥ m urn- 5 3. % to boil the Wise man poured : ‘ ; u ~ A MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT. ‘ 3 a : ff ’ gues ; : ing,’’ 8 id the pretty . sup} oe8e, , Ae la. of a green fluid into the pot. Instantly @j;fer the same treatment as. the two whe | : _ | 1900, and only 450 of us going to Cuba in that year, wey shou remarked her crotcheti huateadd, "that you * white steam arose, spread itself above the | were standing immovable outside the house, The inquiry into the pract cability of a municipal electric we not annex Canada” Have not the Canadians 7 adi ert g | wouldn't mind being f erido v es if’ ; : . +. stove and assumed the shape ofr a ghost S| AS the young prince did not return, ’ Fas Seteal oo | aitstietese alin 68h nt ‘ee br anges so ae IO ih oor i. 40m eatefal of rou to talk that was , . figure, surmourited by a large head with a} King began to fear that something pliant to light the publ bulldings is a gratilying’ SIs o the obsolete monarchy idea, snown themseives j ) ee Se ai vs . oe oy Hh) 2 SSSa8 . ~ Boke _§. The old sage was struck wit astonish- | complied, and at once set out on his ie “The lighting question will be considered and discussed| ernment be benevolently assimilated’ Press, Bate e, - a -. "Wy ; : W Fes | ment, and wondered if this figure might, |nev. He walked a long distance, until “¢ atime 7 a " = v7 : ’ ¢ ? no \Ve bh » nN discov- dpa: ight” 4 tip o on = ' ‘ Pe 1¢ I st hi , é = unti! a pra tical. economic s lution shall have on ‘ ae 2S ae eae JUST LIKE A MAN , indeed. be Fortune itself. os IS Way in a forest where there s... ered and applied,” says Mayor Wells. “T have studied the As only citizens of the United States are admitted to practice . | : Wh: ith te you Age aoe asked the fig- ee | me nr ee One efter ° , | tang , ; eos , : pe ete ¢ ee }- » ure, wi its broad mou caught sight of a uge eagle, which sa matter for some time, end I am now of the opinion that in the United States Supreme Court, and as a citizen of Porto “Oh. no: she's not at all wil vou would “WW hat ‘do I wish for?” repeated the stu- on a tree, watching the ground beneath. : " save money by installing its own generating] Rico has just been admitted to practice in that court, it is|call a reall) feminine man. She affects | as | dent. ‘‘Perfect happine ss. Fortune her- " an you tell me,”’ said the prince to t e city can Ja ; J : . 5 self i lesi bird, “where to’’ % ia ‘Idings.” oe tn apie Trac Se a ¢ Pdr ti nm mittean at ee 1 cculine ways. Wy. ' | ' #e S my cesire. . - : eae Oe plants and lighting publi buil ling: 18 inferred that a citizen of PX I to Rico is a citizen of th United ET vey v2 P « - “Ryplain: what you mean by Fortune, “Wait a moment.” interrupted the enaies The estimate of the Roard of Pull! | ic Improvements indicates States, Our violated constitution appears LO be getting very “i for tne nee, * steTrday aw he : : ‘ y pursue “cl the spirit. | a ere is a mole which is about to come up @n annual saving in the cost of service of some $10,000. At} close to the flag. ive a stre et, Ma «agg tn nga onas pag 7S > 1, wercene bewan the CO | {nrough. yonder mote-cast. | Wi 2a , hs wis ae i urs. NA —_— ' “Re quick,” crie d the ghost. “Do you who! e day. : " pt nature, and”’ . this rate the plant would pay for itself in lees than five 2 oe : ‘it for supper, as I have seen no birds the years. It is telegraphed from Washington that President McKin- —— for money 1 th ' } “Leave the pdor feHow alone,” said the Ti; Te it changes | nereas “No, no,”” answered the wise man; “the =ve Ss POs : ' If this estimate can be verified, and there is no reason to} ley has decided against tariff changes In the next Congress. | - ING / : greatest happiness is to have no heart. | | Prince, “and eat this sausage instead. I€ doubt its approximate accuracy, a municipal plant can be;{ If the American consumer is not yet accustomed to being | “I say, old man, do you remember w here | Wish that you would take mine from me.” will give you —_ be depen ane. fas py app the : 7 : sty " ' nina tha Cr 1; ‘ 1, ron treaeur Oh: ake v > ’ » soir- , , i ‘ery & ' installed at the expiration of the present contracts, Aug.| skinned, how is he ever to be happy under the operation? es Sen wee aever =e Cee Beg A mag A ee Ot Boe n boty Tet box? bt aaa [ take your heart?" asked the splr- | yo arded carefully from every Gamma ~ i ‘Tal vo) : POIKS rut ; es, D S empty, vou I1qajot. agi Eau Je \« =’ ’ : ‘ ‘ ° re : | (Yr~rTy a » ’ —_——_——_ —— -e Oe ’ . ao ‘ 1, 3 4 | . re = : sé . a" vv. t. P " I ; y ‘ : " Si. It will be a substantial improvement in every respect. g elb into the cl kicked up | know it, but we might sell the box for Yes, take it, and hide it so well that a lane the cance wae Sole ss aa “et Tr stt t 7L ‘NOMTESS 4 ’ » ay » line rye - : ' : — on a} in butter ‘old ir y.”? >| , . - e sausage with 8 ena cla 0 besides a suggestion of further progress along the same lines The Orient knows even more about beans than Boston See Ne ee ae heen a . — - never be found. ) : , doubt you are right ingregard to the P middle of the wild forest, there is a sea iged. to take my chances’ p77 us a i Li . a sli 22 — eal , , ; “Far, far away.”’ said the spirit, “‘in the ' a me knows. In China, after the oil has been extracted from but Tam fearfully hungry, so I am ob ! with an island on which an old castle is 1 shall bury yeur heart 50 feet At the same time the mole thrust his nore The Texas State Federation of Commercial Clubs is work- vpeans, they are compressed into large cakes and used AS i 4 e standing ‘ 4 ere at Texan exhibit for the \Vorld’s fertilizer. The Japanese Se cannot ao W ithout the Seo cakes, af of Ost- S t ott S aS 4 under the dee rest cellar in this castle. through the surfac og of the ground ana said: e= e= 1 a G in} ez en Are you contented 2” Young man, if you are ever in neem, call fr will help you, as you have nday, § months. Circulation aie zation of the Louisiana Purchase Ex position Company was * i a ey TRE ee, > “ . . 2 mF > Pe ms a or oh eo ae | a a . OO: PRR PIL yy Ps ame yes gh girees SO Ne i i i il

, ; ha cis . e11CCceSsc ‘ » | ". ol, e ; : ’ ; ysee e “4 ‘ings. ‘as i , ‘sue with but slight injury, the thoughtful and public spirited best for investment will be emphasized by the success 0! the | continue. . Straightjacket for him. Nowadays they ornalan eaieitea Tt ne. 0 pa told him that he was seekin s ~~ " : ) ~ ; : Cs ‘ ’ » . - . - . - , - . “et x ie * _ on , m . ) fies . p : . a Py . : Py . ‘ NS busi te an 1 : Ml to Gevise me to nrevent ite kepe- World’s Fair. Let us leave nothing undone to make the great 1 is not good Now ¢ ry boarding a merely call out the fire and police depart- In the same country there lived a king ho had disappeared while seeking a eo woe SO Eevee meas *. yc ee" Exposition all that it ought to be. lear while reading a newspaper—an accident or] ores and put enthusiastic inventors In the| who had two sons. These were ready to tae. ns ms tition. pant ¢> Ber ie peovke Mey is preterabie. Abwaa ies 1. Ma te aie seukaee ee oe ahave | metry. and the youngest of them was es-| 1.1) fine tar aboper but ir wilt be aitione ae . ; : |} insurance ics preferable. . e- ut In the good od days they wou'd Have] pecially urged by the King to.seek a wife ! "om far above; Du w ; c : nm leg ate ' y al ~ckless spec ) : cer eP eB . per r ger ’ 7 Sing .seek a wife, 5 Bee tine between legitim ng trading and reckless speculation A band of whooping savages would doubtless pause in won-/ member the paper cat ai ven if the ear @&xcoriated him for an heretic or barbecued | ; his father was advanced in age and he | '° free him from the magician’s hands must be draw n more clearis ’ a 8 that the exchanges shall be der at the wild yelling and the crazing din in the New York | s . thats " 7 I e r . witcher ift shaking the dice for was ho be his successor. he Was ae cided into which he has fallen. able to maintain that condition of calm thought and action | © at yang | se unishments. that the two-veung men should go into And now he proceeded to tell the young Which should oc) teri t 1 nts. who } Stock Exchange while imaginary values are being -exalted. ch should characterize merchants and agen who have = a -_—— their own and other persons’ interests at stake. ~- - raat is : nted j t) usi f th ubli { “T tell you, Morgan’s a great man,’’ says Senator Hanna. yanted 18 1@ arousing o @® puDdlic conscience toil, , an the wrong and folly ¢ peoetituting ti ‘de nd in yee oni, rhe Jatest jump in anthracite coal has doubtless helped to { ; Olly Oo rose yt 4 “ade a ( r Oa , ’ ; teas. , excite Mr. Hanna’s admiration, mere mad rush for dollars. This degradation has never failed ooo oo to bring its own punishment. Can it be possible ( ' sia ‘eee i en oe —. apege oe oak ditt is r von F in — a Ya With a jump of more than a millien and a half in St. Louis | "' Se wfit f ee ii 0 eg ‘ Si > “ele ) ; : : . , ~ a as they hav lone in th ast? same Pesasern) yuilding permits we appear to be getting the World's Fai 2e) ave aone nes past. ; Po wai gait. eee ! | | me the wide world and seek their wives in the |man of his brother's eruel fate lj Ss Fair park site bill is before | neighboring countries. At length the young- “if we could only find the heart of the o | it, ; he ineil committee on municipal affairs. |}est went away alone, as the King wished | philosepher.” he said, musingly, “all wou | Byes Not since the days of the famous 13 puzzle|to keep one of them to assist him in his be well Walt! Seat yourself on my ' | a ae Sie + it : l¢ te" noe so many people | duties, of which we know all kings have | back and we may succeed,’ StS aarieo wh oliintarily elected themselves candidates |a great deal T ; a mild means to Snapl nabesieal : ; : rhe prince obeyed and was carried swift- era LamMission the 5 > ae r 24 Ns >) 4 . . > § rs . . . the methods of designers | to figure out t] 9 : ble ane a vlum trying Bo the young prince left, home and walked /}y through the air until the le } nine + es cen CO) Tig Une ] 1e@ Pos ible site. One hecomes far away, until he reached a house tin a on the island in the middle of hh forest, hia ake mee infected with this disease. The first taint | large forest, where the wise man without | where 1] oirit had } fan’ bs eae Mon 1 the blood appears ‘when vou suggest a|a heart lived undisturbed. It was towards ear sa faa yetne eee ee hain ( Ath to egg ey and somebody disagrees evening. so he knocked at the door and the old eastle 5 a bade: ) aking ~ n arth with you. en vou notice the first symp- | asked the old philosopher, who was by this : ae Rr ———— ming it down the throat of th conaumes toms Even if that somebody happens to] time over 100 years old, to give him a bed Oe odd eall Be Mame Rigen ~ pam The World's Fair of 1903 can be ade ‘eate i , . oy otviue Se So SSIS Crews we your best friend—the one alWays rendy for the night. He also told him that he e prince obeved and at once the sma 3 ‘ m t BM it = than any The great battleships are helping to exhaust a coal supply POT hbeing . a § “are us prece- | accomimn dations in a madhouse. Man, smiling grimly, “and a never shall, macho Boy the forest, where the mecessary until eleven cars shall have passed, before he can! have seen the 1n00 ve had when i’necle Henry was Mayor SN ee ee eee demic You ought in the first place have selected My time is too valuable to be spent in the — at gh cruelly treated his brother ave seen the 1 n we had when t’ncle Henry was Mayor. | p: larly O an eas uzzle careless world. which see é; the two vrincesres. Here the ne proceed on his journey, A A avon taro . , = é ae 5 ae a aié a ve puzzie, as for ins stance, “Who vareiess worid, wnhk seems to live only for hi No} ; . . : With housemaids and farmers going into Wall street on] poo} Ghat Mr PB a ae. ae ne the struck Billy Patterson?" idle pleasures and trifling pursuits. I live s fight and the prince hastfi Thus, as a correspondent relates in another column, you - 7 ' \ aOenge . " bs ty > 7 ac ¥ . ran lan nas done son Lites | Tet the council committee do its work fora grand purpoge,”’ the house. He saw the emmy ol are on an Eighteenth street car And want to go to Third margins, it looks as if we may be near the brink of some-| startlingly original. swiftly. C. DE Pp “Poor man!” said the prince: “‘you have ing over his books and papers nile. Ge. st t At th , ea Sal? —pal ‘ a thing. ee a eee never been happy. Does it not please you princess Was ngaged in drying some sop e intersection of Eighteenth and Washington | to hear the birds twitter and to feel the | *™¢!ling herbs on the stove. ‘ @verue the cars of the Page avenue, Delmar ave-nue. Union The first straw hat of 1901 in St. Louis appeared on Olive LETTE RS FRO-AY TH S PEO warm sunshine? Do you never enjoy the - ndo — rons. Pad the en ‘and , . — nHliaaes ‘ 4 . ain? : ; 7 Depot and perhaps several others pass east. But you must street on May 1 and excited no adverse comment. It is truly LE. rere aa aelak ot wear . 7 bar Sor free!" ee ae ; . ’ ’ : ana r SS very yr at sunrise, and again at say which one you prefer. If you think the Page avenue an unusual year. | Thi ies ia te aieitia aah sunset, when the shadows are lengthening The old man turned furiously on . Cars are the prettiest you choose one of them and then watch It is hoped that the Pan-American postage stamp is a (tas Comes & — everybody who has a complaint to make, ® grievance to ventilate. infor- over the fields? Do you ne ver feel the | and reached for his staff, but half a dozen of ‘ t} er 1j ms - . ‘ alain 4 : : : fee © . mation to give or @ s8ulbjet of penerai interest to disc uSS, OF a public , Service to ac knowledge, and wha blessin gs of liv ing for othe rs ad moment he felt a. stinging pain in his - ) } I ine ‘ al most as nic e pass on while you it te I Stic ' mr - a : i : “ : pe é e. ’ am : pong gh r : “4 tric ane M pura turing , o in Engtand, The Kentucky colonel who chastised his wife oe | vente vari isked for a trans- : repeated this twice before a Delmar ear | seeking ne. Shall I not try to find one | their arms, while the sisters held at a cost of $5,000,000, will give our British friends a good idea] too lone may rest assured that the indignation of the fair sex | fer ea mn Finney ave! The conductor; fame al ONS, when t eventually reached for hoon, also? 'other by the hand, But a great ¢ . . . . ‘ ' . a % . “ : eer * hir ad SU et nite r losing 10 minutes Ww aiting } . s, : ud: le nly exclaimed the wise man. : had ti ake n lace in the: room. There Of what can be done by the builders of the World’s Fair City.| at his unprecedented action will be emphatically expressed | asked what car mie A ' “a and changing. “vou may do so, stood by the philosopher's chair ttle ir » that : - along. He sat lf this is not ‘cause for remedy of some He thought that it might be an advan-| boy, gazing curiously at the many af tage to have a young woman in the house | objects about him. This man had oe at every bargain counter in the world. | the mrs al kind mF. . ‘ ' revirte ot ; as he out > tu » | cin » | would like a reason why. DEPOPULATION OF IRELAND. There are 75,000 young people in New York City who play ' i ree 1 EO Ge fee ? Bd M. DUTRO to wait on him, as thus a great deal of-| his heart again and was to begin life afr “policy,” and many of them steal the money required to play | ranscer “4 f * “ - ., 4 . a timely one, now that the question is | fen’t it strange that people should be so eager to leave a Acid juice watt upon her, pose now rd to avot ing | BL gta country they love so well as the Irish love Ireland? B And gather gear by every wile work or leaving home 16 minute ‘lier | ™ jane and the golden opportunity presents | i ihan have bee Oing f SOA ha t al itself let us take advantage of it. Should} From May 1, 151, to Dee. 381, 1900, 2.841.419 emigrants left That's just tongh ered by honor. | than T have been doing I | have t ik : p ; —" _-> . : . . . oy pan vw! . . BAS “aul Sh ts ? °c] \ AT | 1S time ret possession . t) 7 i the green isle. The appearance of mosquitos in large numbers in St. Louls ake an car ho ‘ ‘\ hat h] é ran-| two sites, I feel safe e eee on nd aos LE ON - he dus endian ‘ (Day kay kotorT) According to the census of 1851 the populatio in May has astunished us. The St. Louis qui . jsit company do next. _ Same will prove an investme : ‘ n of Trelan» ") j or 4h . a nineca . ft - | . ' Lees 4 f s ‘ f é u tte r ta ° my measure, manship which eettics questions in this singular fas ? ‘ soe ' a N (Reeayry Oostalth sccommamyn: 9 adept b | ere et nee ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. “a re Sree * Denttited: Havent ack POR Seen ae cere et ice an ee ee me ‘ ; 1 ae SO ei ee ee Con mucho gusto. tome, that you me take med Tt is hoped that the Rainbow City may have a pot of gold i oh se | . ne wi ade another wendaréel lmorave 2 # st WITH THE »& ot With much pleasure. mea sre. , when her Pan-American closes. 4 - ~ Ture ™ wr ny aes oe pO ore dollar ce sre Ham ¢ =. Gite that wmnsamee | Quanto vale esto? Creo que estas le vendran a Va. ’ ST.—Pestaioze! atreet is called aftee the great Johann Heinrich Peata- | ,o.w 7 —_ , atlee as - Ts th hn “oe om 4 Pe hide C' . . Lé ' an PO ETS ’ er, i f. 'e. iin : ven ? WHAT TWO WOMEN HAVE DONE. R. H.—The Post-Dispateh cannot undertake to pass upon the professional! | tha “te ¢ lean Be gh ~e oF Com Sn) — ve enc — muy yer, SE | person plural, future, of vender, to se Misses Catherine Gorin and Margaret Haley of the Chi- a orgs oes ve oe agin 227 Bos ok Baa ru he fair in Paris made it a failure ; yee y aa Poon af ci ie nee. ; A. fe iAnGS Wil ~~ Oopene . ne Atigust ? o ie ie ' ia hy i facet . — . ‘ ' . cago Peachers’ Federation have won a great victory in their | Hermann, comm!ssioner sonerel hana office, Washington. D, c. 7. ri it Louis a ae WHO. Ea un precio muy bajo. They hurt me. fight for the taxation of franchises. SIDNEY GODLOVE.—Yes. a man ‘‘can serve three times in anc seintiiin oo | —— Who'd not be gay Ays oon prayseeo mooy bah-ho.) No priedo andar A writ of mandamus was granted by the Ss angamon County * mengs A: the United States 2 He cain eerve four, five or six times, or Another Disgusted Passenger In merry May, YY ia * ver? Saab noe mn ew. iNo pwaydo andar.) ixty, e and the patience of the poople hold out — re “he - , terally—It is a price very l cannot Ik | oe Court ordering the & : : lars the Blt a ae | When breezes stray ws Welk. reult ‘ s a tate Board of E qualization to F. B.—A and B are cousins. A’s children are Orst cousins to B, once Tre- © the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. From leaf to flower? No hay otro mas barato? Aqul #0n varios tamanos. assess the franchises of the Chicago Street Railway, fas and | moved. The children of A are second cousins to B's children ferring to the itmpracticabillty of the | N ve dockage Is there not another cheaper? (Akee son vareos tamanyos,) electric light companics. If the decision is sustained by ‘ WORLD'S FAIR SUBSCRIBER.—The banquet was held to bring the com-/|transfer system of the St. Louis Trans : hen buds and blooms .) « rato is another more cheap. Here are (some of) various Sup Court tl 7 im missioners and the directors together socially to talk over the matter a Fill all the rooms tro mas ba ; reme ou the arsessinent of 23 Chicago corporations 7 re — - Co., today's experience caps the clifmax oat : Si, por cierto. Estas me estan muy bien. will be raised from $20,000,000 to $240,000,000. ~ee Taking an Kighteenth street car at U'nton | gto rich persumey Yes, certainly. (For certain.) These fit me quite well | Judge Thompsen in his decision scored the Board in the|* The Decline in Exports. Station, going north, I requested a transfer rom hour to hour? L were VO. cath? “ Fa my Syne yin ave tn Lesson 31h, peveres a. ‘Th . pr ‘tic » oO From the Spri field iMa =. Ne yu blie an £FOINnK CAST on NN ashington avenue The con. Ww Oo" * (Lo een ‘ an ea hey are; t term . ac f this board as appears from It appeare’ _ the detailed te eae of the foreign trade dust r asked W hi ‘ 4 cur ado you want 7 T he ih hy not perenes Do you wish to have it? ol sentence means these for me are ery th tuneful voice $1 St. senor, me lo quiere Vd. enviar? wek. the published report of its proceedings in the year 1900, and| for March that exports of eon gy were not only smalier| Velmar, Page, alas . Bellefontaine , les ieee Years has becn to ignore franchise values alto-| ‘han they were a year ago, bu maller than two years ago—/|¢'*., haming them all replied that ! When nights are choice Yes, sir, will you send it to me? Ahora, digame V. cavanto le debe. Ger gdther in the arse f capital amounting to $34,973,735, against $44,767,199 in March of last year. | Wished to go to Third street, and either | And days divine? (Yes, sir; me it wishes you to send”) Now, tell me how much. I owe yout pe aesessment of. capital stock of corporations. nb ° - rould be satisfac > mae Mee de ) : Yra and $36,109,231 In March, is8?. This falling away in the particu- | Would be satisfactory, espectally as I had no | Who would be dumb Gracias Note. —Dt e le — u A eg . 3 ; neohises are especial privileges granted by the gOVerning | jar branch of the export trade upon which so much stress ‘s/ time to lose. He replied that his instruc- | . Thanks. _ power: they are, under the law, personal property, and in laid. has continued vince October, and affords a remarkable | Uens Were thet a choice must be made or | Or sad or glum, E b a ‘ commentary on the assertions of the imperialists as to the com- the transfer would not be given. I decided } Since spring has come ( itananton vane — bah-tos.) 3 hoes. _— insiances, property of great value. They, ike al) other j mercial value ef their policy. jon Deimar, but added 1 should take the first And fishing ‘s fine? how me some s ‘5 . ed »* ie nt * Se ATP aes i: gaara: ai a aatll, Sclll > oo : an a re) y y ‘

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y oY i | ‘ hs si x * ey ly ? 4 ” » % ” 4 , a * 3 + Wess Oh tee ont Sei arr —--—- aie er Dd ag AE lye ls Pol — . it as ee os f. BRS ATS Sram WPron ~_ . . = $e. J » Sam, ; nade y ra hr a . “a PATH Met ec Pedeideiteeeaesbeat % a es ih Ge WG* — . -- — -~ p-rnsep-athaicithlliappeltnateatea Reiatiinine . , . . : ant lh bn we CME cette 402 OA 2S Pe eae Ta ae ae or} 2 as ‘ ee eer Me Sigs ecah ed gt . sd at, Mink em Se wie mae -—_ Ese aaa wity ape ee SR” * ot Pod 6. gee my ABO Sep CR ee a MX Rea ———$—_—-—- aE Pt Bieta ae Bk jth Pind fis Oe teas Pe mens & * ia ed a ; . . : .* if A, 2 ¥ ’ , him” Beg 4 , . . oy q : F , a : . : 9 , . - ~~ - ao .. 7 A ; . 4 — ” - gi, -— ee a LO 4 . : Pa ee ee ———eEeEOEeEeEeEOEeEeeEEeeEeEeEeEeEEEOee ‘ d ~~ OF 7 | URDAY. novelties in fine quality all-wool chalk- Striped Worsteds, pure all- wool BY A POST-DISPATCH MAN. Behold the Fan, . | Peete, the eR ee ay Turns Up Good Things With Wondei- at the Fair Grounds. | ae as -_ epnacenas. ful Regularity and Has Plenty of “irst “ac urse, } ane i haif ae ‘ ee : & ; f) . ) ] VW 4 d e bawls an leaches, - . ae . ae - cog? aSstii a ’ I Sile rs US * sea ook ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CONTESTS | | Pg as 2 es 5 os >, Inhhnisnes orsteas an leviots Sears cheeks 3 lan— AJ Money Which It Handles tees yay . Judiciously. | Que Burl tO eee : | | clen Primt .......+.. : Results Must Be Sent to Post-Dispatch | But what Faulllessly *S a little thing like that ; E NS. | All Mine ya's sd Uabiasiaean ta Ee Biettens e's tnt FRIDAY’S SELECTIONS Urmit ... os ac Office as Soon After Games cy Sere Cat on} et Sew2d and ‘ ; : ¥ Cwe: Kerplunks the sphere , , : wg | af ) | e . 5 a Ys First Race—Maggie Clopton, Queen) eMMINE ee ere eee eeees AM as Possible. | re Sax : . te Shaped, es sCFlndshe Into the middie of next year? > and al This F Fan doth cheer 4 eco! race, § ng, mili ight! And wreck his new straw hat! /~ | | | Burlington, All Mine. Joe Deughts vieses The Post-Dispatch P Wh a Second Race—C. P. Jones, Windward tet oh Pee apse im SS Fria gly tena gee male er bad pnts 2 5 fact From third to} — a LK Chopin. . . “ mY Ra beet 104 | 7 phe @ vg ae LY. | sey be omc . — vag | Bh The Good Luck factory, on the premises, : gt yh ) ; , Third Race—Ardita, Varner, Jun eee na se4 eres «£60000 eee scheduled he former and eight in y produces all our clothing. You pay no middles ; man’s protit here his Fan-Tan beside Himself with giee. and splits the dome oi Of heaven with a shriek, | Y Scanlon. nird | eeltten: thve-ctatited 4 tes ith Ch ‘rie 3 + gh etetgen ~ Fourth Race—Lindenella, Wax Taper, Trio tc ide b> abd bale wae ‘ | Ss presumed that team captains have! ; : Now, there, that’ a — Maximus. BRURE sepepe senses segecetems = kept the complete schedule originally pub- Vien’s Very Stylish and Perfectly Reliable Suits goles ad no bite iia alee = | | Fifth Race—Fred Hessig, Miss Au- Anna Eliiott ...-...+eseebee se IOS ao ne gtithon athe anged for their gamies $4... $5, $6.50, $7.50 ] mm ii ~ 4 . _ 2 } aoe 2 7 ‘ oo J) APaaa eee eoeee . - | p\ ay Ou rsa} > . ss igg Stions. , — % “ ey; PARRY Same ph seleaipa ip aades ph evan bee is again announceé that results of con- | Mien’s Fine All-Wool Cassimere and Pure Worsted Suits, i pon his pate. The. ! “an is » atistied! C; “ > . . - e. ATalta ; 5 i“. ‘ tb ~ &e ae ii aad Su > + Sixth Race—Belle Simpson, Barvee yg A te eer neh [tests may be sent to this office by tele- $8.75, $1 O, $1 2. F SO, $15 When Dan McGann, | Lawton. ‘ourth race, pyrse, three-quarter . 4 ue: | phone, as it has been found inconvenient — The hands first -bag man, sar”? + — / The T rac , — » on a . a vit Pam wel at Try nko va hee ge , 4 : se | . P : : ; ‘ es vat ’ . | Cn in tee coat. — Takes in with his big mitt | alls the Players Duffs and Lob- a Reine ek ae ame diy | Lind : 7 rs » Ol the captains ‘eport in per- very garment ts of a standard cloth from a reputable mill. BMvery one of A hot-stuff hit, | sters the Fair Grounds. It is turning up good " ; = . wat | | them will ld color and shape and will wea l Always fresh, new produc- This bleacher man gets on his feet things with wonderful regularity and 15 "imoechle .w.cceeee « te ! ie] Standing of the leagues wi! Vols. ane gag oe heRaaoed ate making big winnings on all of them. snag — nel il ERB MRE Fs: ‘ nh future Kept by the committees in BOYS’ KNEE- PANT SUITS at $1.20, $1.50, S14 $2.5) and up to $3.9, mm Abandon | ; Thay have lenty > money and are 4 hase dk eeaetes es ere ‘Marge, U1 sh an unolliclal record will ap- all the newest designs and at abrics. All ar sowed with the tron-grip stiteh a — — re eg ie + ; - g | 1 ii! iave piently | moneys Ai “xi ss igh wee” sé oe T° Ba ” , Sunday after the rames are | and warra!l ited not to rip. rhe ’ “G h; indsom as we 1} as sty lish & é ) le rew ; ; . ifenacw § ” mts al “Vv; . : “* - . ici: ennar athe : zag wm ; yaw} great grand-stand on! handling it judiciously. ; 3 fre Ss ee aia | Dia) I Soom of ag or Oy ie! - oe K smmit MEN’S AND. BOTS’ ALL- ¥ UR 7. In. all oe bes ——™ pe : : | a | betting at the Fair rou! —e ' ee ' dst ™ Doty iy ye na Se tesa CUR. shades, at S5c, $ and up to #. ie new Golf ane Str aight rim 60 And when somebody muffa, ae“ “a a , - . - 1] ' i tom sean ' P ne benelt OL those who may not : %, : » = a 2 AT, n’s Offi . = . ( ps This Fan-Tan fellow oul e tively if he ‘Xan: re 1 er _ ' ee Fiats are here in 1 le new colors, n fice and hop a _ . 1 : . ha - eel Ossi —— ee es 7 of a , , ; less ’ , Men's ; rT"), row ad was email. but it Was entnusi eigad i tormation: Numbe! eased (ata, | sae inasyibiel on : ‘eral ex- | |} won, lost, protested or postponed; names Half Hose ’ CHAPLOPS. .ccceeneeeeeeeee s hatless hair a ~enerally small, but there were several ¢ X- | Po es end CON ee VERE ' and addresses of captains a , i n vain r : - | = : ; : mA tisf ‘ the Pa ect rte ec 4 wtot! i a ‘ . In t} ‘ Py ’ 1S a ‘tas a Boys \\ aists, Ni ry a2 spair! : ~ ‘iting finishes to satistry . 7] - pabaiedes Fa amameee oo cs weeds . it ublic School League the proper patent i all atvle F ° > . lla _ . Pes ‘or m > — = } Ss T¢ é r ‘Se “4 ,T ; ; . ; a . : . first race Tenny Belle was favorite; -- erson {to address communications to 1s waistband ia Collars..cccoccceéuneeqeaees Robert C laiborne, high school; in the Paro- 4 ( hat night a eee ‘hile S&S: azgarus was held at “_ | a] 4 ; , is meout enthusiastic wight = 3 — a to 1, while,t Bam 14 4 Toanny Relle| fifth race easily. fron ‘riadoiun, Albert} chial eLague, P. M. Breen, St. Louis Unji- Men's | GLiry , Klegant : SS ; x. 7 to 2 At the drop of the flag Penny} et Dewey was. third. a versity. Balbriggan New Madras F ~ s 4h } ] ee a drivi 1S finish | Underwear : hi eevee teee oreo Bim to a famed M. D. aS Gam Lagarus neat wey n ath his vocal chords repaired, : * 2 rushed to the front With a! et. eae SRS Pace Tommy ly — La NEW TRAIN TO TEXAS, Ne a poring | Washable 25e ‘ , muy VY of cha rgre, So that the next day he : a her. In the stretch she began to Swefve,/ between bequce ' : naa . 6 a , Yr} s0Ovel linis A ate pical MA, 2 ~ : Wild-eyed and tousle-haired) ‘hut lasted just long enough to win by a| sy iit Rage pg AP mipee n the winner Via M., K. & T. Railway. Leaves St. Neckwear sig Negligee " i ‘ ‘ ~— *& ‘ " . +i as Sq 4 ic ‘ 4 i j $ . Suspenders. ay ReC . " ; ,/ hs . . : ** . fr to ; length. Sam Lazarus was set ond and ich Jockey May's ride 0: le Johns: aSiZDLouis at 11:45 p. m. daily. Buffet all shape: } She = ir ld maiv©¢ r : ; at , > = rie ‘) «* | iy " "" & : n Mae oe ,|Sleeper to Dallas and Waco; can be/| Mg “Men's and Bos vege * 9 ine te $1 The game and yell Sy ae 0 e—ec : alc ‘ " . VY mG 7 very thing In the second race OUls, owned by Barney | | 1g of Mike Mallon w: nly a'chance. La | Redford Cord Schreiber, furnished the* principal excite-| yyaccotta would have won in one more ‘occupied at 9 p. m. Shirts i-—-?——-_ 00. -4-_ 0 ooo ---@ ment of th: aay, Ww sede OP easily in a ype jump. : im | "Vink aa ; . : ] o is. itly ina.oma secona ang Soin. Rarnev Schr ihe ‘s erroat stallion. | 7? Men's Fancy \ .% ,! : » Or: ide Faney oe 50 t , Silk Shield yr ~, gligee CURRENT “When Burkett's Bat Kerplunks the ny: ; - eae hacked from | - tint tan) > ; wry? : } i - i | ‘ 14 4 . " ‘ + .7) rT. 4r% , urs Zz raga nA rlé . i . si Btliu (*-—e} o-oo ° ° EN ° ¢ - >. ” > ‘ yy ; bows ey f " I Ss) Lirts. Sphe rT! | : te v to a rne,s S, , ih . state af _» mits Hy : ire . ? at colts On the vy Corrigan, aj | re ‘scin'sat ims | | SPORTING NEWS 3) BM THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS ARE THE WINNERS any'e ) A Biting. wae eende 00. 7 tated rece. He] STONE favorite in his race. Bein was tee , S ANE THE ART CONTEST: > eM wet Sa oe wv i ‘was | POTS Pt Fes 7 a state. la tant .. WASHING Ra Group of Plaster of Paris Casts. Stak’ Sita skeu’ Saad tise Seine oh ti apy B gs eymger ey ie a waa r ' 2 S a O. Group of 5 Large Braun Pictures. : COMMENT off in front and a he wv great Ogder ut | re nde Seen ore a | OF THE DAY | eS SHIELD: Group of 50 Pictures. / > ade Sineaer; Miainentiin hin at ave mane’ | tency» ates Blac as ++ etentel) B Apeierigg? poe Sor . ? : Group of 12 Architectural Pictures. : sy a sek vee Se a, Socin ~Sigg oy Egg BON grt ee her ea 2 ; A: Group of 6 Pictures of Sculpture. -—?—-0—-0 0-0 o - o-- 0 _¢ _e~--9_4 i/ 3 s. sie art ure | a ee Sh RE hm ne olay pe repel ae ody - ry vias” eae , , BRIEFLY TOI D ? GLAS Creap of § Pictures of Reanowaed Cathedrals. J co | he nned gags rete eahigt * Smg a ee eae a Pa, 9g heagggl gE a ing lly” ID eae Paes tS All will be hung at the espective s hools free of ex ens?. NATIONAL LEAGUE. SO FR me pn money. He ran a fast half, after) Sain is a strongly built black, with a | 7 +\§ rarvtab oc an cc rseth lh amartrtm Ranivec Doone as ser MO NATIONAL LUAGUT STARTING PRIOR TH FR SANG | never in trounte. Chappan Gks sail and insignificant.) 0 RRRERed| FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY, DAY'S GAME ee >.) ld-time ‘seshoc’ Tobacco tipt mil ar oda) e says that the col Th Wesern owing Club will hold a NOVELTY HANTKERCHIEFS Cincinnati . Gentlemen's ertra fine Japoxette aad Irish Linon Hem- |; purse, lis mn. Lost. fas \ iy | Baten Me . | - oe at , t Ds al a ae 3 wz) : hE! Pe en de pone» WWESEEESSE, SESE) CEES | r= s begs |regular meeting at its boathouse Friday Rrooklyn pe a : GAS | , 7 OF nat . . — . x etter , — ) i pe sink ieiind ate: a 2 te tebed tiandkerchiefs—plaia whits an! beautifal BOT . tal orders and allever centers—mayznaificent favric af Louis e* See 0c 8s oeecs a 4 " | ’ wn i wiciate F *hiladelphia .. Sees { woul iE ry T Paw : . ve Boston See0ee eve : : aa : ‘f . | iy 5 EN * \ | J B WILL sf | ruIS i l ane (*} ‘ill kt iF " , gs: ™ . . ' say | K, | +. 7 \ \ ; te 40S VOUT SING ‘UD Will take place | Bl Open Saturdays until 10 p. m. See our ad in this paper every Friday. “yi Lea i, S. Oh Oy oe tek, a See | ep ' : ane ae eee ny . Tl cast St. Louis Hight School Athietie ‘ . y rd , . . ce j ~ . . ‘> * . " : etan lLe’rcie«u to l j . i ' sit. Li " . AMERICAN | LEAGUE, us oe OT. Gat, hy ‘ Spirited Exhibition Events, Including | .,., : h ned Tnren ae ati . .| Ass ation hela a field day on the campus : ed fata MRA hic : ae . ae eee a iof the e nstitute Friday afternoon, : LK IT ‘TT ( ‘ : Many First-Class Local Amateurs, (eee eee oi inets, araintine *¥s oe ae » a y, the giant gripman of ct ils real *ascapg i ‘« 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ . } ce SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES STREETS, MAKERS OF GOOD ST. LOUIS CLOTHING. - a Pade Gane ch een tikes oe ee kd : ‘ J ° Robert McDonald, the Are Scheduled for Saturday een ee ee ae ee . (champic f Canada, in two straight falis 7 a . 7 ap , HY ght The first fall was st ‘ an ‘4 ; are HK SWAG >4 } “4 } t ' : ; ‘ ‘ . at Forest Park. a ggg mtg es: “the ir record he , | sec} Ze 3 he second in 24 minutes. omy \dvantage ‘he | ine ma ‘as catch-as-cateh-can, two With the mest promis! seas f yen ; son 4 " @henaae neg Dest out of three, no holds barred. Rooney = } Sot — efe-ivecy CMa: yy) | AS OT pings, a eer oe 4 ' “i now announees his intention of wrestling Lefore it, th e nen's Drivin; lu » on ate en it! s eligible any } : ae .” | Jenkins for the championship of the Unit- hold itS opening 1 natinee Saturday af-j|event on the grand circuit, fram a oc) ‘™led States and Canad The atch last , ternouon at Fores T it ee EN i, SVOR THOUGH BS EN dienes sieht wae for $500 and ‘the omiee ait te Men’s Riches Leather, B °O*X Calf, | Vici Kid and Tan Russia, FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE. a st nm nuit (ager Briel ny he ee . Sahat én I . cejipts 5 Cleveiaml at Detroit. a : a Bonne PF 3 | Boston at Washington. *; trot and : oun ace. a site =” Ltowner., is nh examp! Hie is 6 ye “S old night at the Grand pool tournament by ¢ ¥ Baltimore at Philadel phia. i program rer I! probably > 4 ace tO land hy; een TA i for thre ars withoul|seore of 12 to 71. The game tonight will be \ ST a : A “Bie Rise ' ‘ a , oa Pek } v | ty ‘ . ag . x" re . r) 3 fe: ts . The Ca al ] : ye 2 road wagons, own rs to drive. oo = nis redC hag I petweell Jone: and White. If Jor ‘ + | i ; _ d rdinais are resting Friday. Satur- Jy Sagunt } Y he -animal’s owner an ‘ainer Says} White, he will win the first. prize, but 1! ye Thae officials baye not as yet been d: th lis hors ro | » neighbor! 'White wins, Jones, Van Dyke, McGowan ire >" he hi : AMBRICAN ‘LE AGUE STANDING. WwW. m. Last, » = an Bae ee ae es Washington pestimore bd Chica eve and y Philadelphia . . w EAS Poe ‘ Ohie at Miis« At ke e . en - } . - . p ; events are car¢ i é I a 4 ; i _ ‘ \" , me “4 rior a present | Jones easily ai feated Van Dyke Gay they will tackle the Cincinnati. Reds lA ela th: Lis ) @gain at League Park , t Norman J. Cotm: ‘night was: Jones 125, high run . Lasher as starter. iller scheduled to pace an exhibi- | Dyke 71, high run 1s. | Minn Tek oa | Ne Spring “Goods A . hill mer J i . . . ‘ rics to these events will lose fri- tion 1f_ yf} Satiurda ‘ternoo! ith ¢ Shamrock II is almost ready for a race self a pass back to those detestable re- ; fe) Sat lav aft ons from which he so rec ently emerged day afternoon and from th unusual interest | a ore make the tim Mr. x sile land. it is said, will have her first trial © become a conditional member of the St. manifested, it 1s anticiputed thi Om Sel. Ta in # ‘t thines with’! _ iwith the Shamrock I Saturday at Cowes. Louls team—that is to say, from the realm be well filled. | minh, ale ie partes at dance lo expected | Nothing definite is known, however, but; of the minor leagues. Murphy was put in Tiow the Fan Cools 4 All the local harness horses thi it are up [to | ey: ave —' wa ene N admission is | challenger is rigged and Sg Sar b { ie §«6€6°6F ores gS Se ie ; ‘ , . and adr to «!ifor a contest. Experts think it woul eo 35 os a, ZS Ri Seer the ehallenger into a race : wis against the Cincinnati Reds Thursday aft- a race will be seen at c ernoon, and for one inning he looked like a eourse Saturday, Say ber ffmans fast} a a ~~ h al imuteur eontests to z is} put : royal flush with four of a kind opposed. A tring, which, with their ner, ar A the number of * more are expected to} ly and take 6 cum re ae | ~ $09 N t] C h . i " ‘ | ws orn t e A. treet, oser examination revealed the fact that Nee }- rinefiel mong the mers tT ap x: st | feated. se * | rit Siie idl. 4 a ~ t " s . « © was only a “‘bobtail,”’ and ‘in. the second set tem, jy be represented are Bonner Miler, | : ms 1, +} eiv ae 3 Doors Seuth Washing oe be was forced to lay down by Man- Tes on Touis Spelbrink, P. . Nex season 1 ; xX pecte at the Driv- Merchants vn. ‘ll Find ‘Best Service ors > smuingion, fe onovan, who did not feel like backing } Oye, : farks. | ip Harrigan and James Bright. in ‘ in its new clhud hous and | * eam Annex 108 N. Broadway. igi hand much further. Murphy was al- | : Tho events will all be exhibition, no prize | have its o zrounds. pemene oe ae At A. B. C. Cafe ™ ” 5 * ; cot Th ; i fund AYN nins satisfactorily 5 It is one ed to enter the box in the third, but was aw , being olfered in an} i the races. ha en out when it bec ame evident that he | | / of ihe feature Ss of the (;entlem ns Driving ; ‘ é me , on | : rick a =] CHARKEY. 10 MEET RUSSELL would continue to be ineffective. es teur o It was Murphy's first trial locally, and 4, /Y ; Club that it 3s an ype 3 +7] ‘ch Goubtless his TP bilities are above the show- . is free from that spirit wih made yesterday. It a one of the mis- SPeunes inctdent to the league rule requir- tf | Sailor Tom and the California Heavy- - } Be discarding of superfluous players by : NEW HHRIGS ARE VERY FAST weight Will Contest in Denver | ita ‘biished for 40 Years, | : _ y-15 that he will probably not have more t A one more trial to display his effective- Friday Night. Loy Olle Bt. ‘RER when pr ness. 43% . | “a > ni Reorganizing, They Adminis-; DENVER, May 3 “Sailor’’ Tom Sharkey ime Se ‘e ordered. gua? did not lose the game, however. uo - ES . TRaRNS ” Sted ue | mroderick Russel ie California heavy- |i 4 a Ae and oldest Geptal peer Budho 7" N-! red ¢ shing Defeat to Roeders ee ee : is a ; .. » pbs Boe hinvent the city, e employ ro in tere Crushi | ; | ! 1e | ¢ Sie “y : he most skill nen ip the pra. who was substituted for Mur- ) J Ww y LU bh pounded heavily and the team be- "/ ESTERN ROWING ahem Hj ] per thay aac + 20 F nse cuaragiew, ay » y " _, . * aa r ; a; ee E g 7 F 1. . mre . ssoc ation 7 “y work rgekn im performed loosely, the grand re AUGURATE IT SUNDAY. in High Average Match. rena of the Colorado Athletic Association | a mw nee TREE, ho not Mek i) is city tonight. 7 he best goods Mage for i : 7 cheap dentjeta,, bet come to og” 8 rr Q 2 ——. ’ vy } "} ¥s , i -) aT. af } i | ij j j ' rk at lowes : '¥ fre tt s es. m. for the } eds. : = e St. Louls team, too, landed on the , coe ' road Iat Tsengwue 1} ate) Both mei ave been training hard at ¢ ae Rents 4 Mr. RY hillips of Cincinnati wiih “ A HE FCATURE ‘ —T ; 7 . rryy sey Vv ‘ . , ar "4 mn ile outskirts ‘ f the : 9 Tt tite lowest possible * , : . “, \ Th) ta ’ P th. © and continuity and lined out hits to 7 8 Rae rare ene il YAS Ragin Pes cP MEM Sve fps ts Marae Os. . . the number of 17. quite enough to have won | | | BARGE RACE THE aso MC mtest in easy style, four games| the past month, and are Lar types ine se ; ‘ , ; } - ; ager aflded two more run = to , . illyv . .. ; he ™ . vi } Fr lu ! 4 } ’ he Ab +, ; ry , *T) le ry rpyr " ; 7 c4 rt} _ , , 1} 7, ptt ‘, “1 va » on the Cardinals could not ret more than ‘ it etainm ae 1 T} § | ch a SO be fol ’ “ . My 4 “i he oe . - ty + , . ur . An Ui ' de - ma ~ an Al at om ei e " po ; : ‘ . vn a ' The coe pt tl the loca] team back to a ly S, open il organizat third-place it} { Bik 1 7 ~f vi ; " ee } ! ~ | ae : i wy Ne 4S ve —- race. W he ther — iI fo htt rel ‘he race will be & prise * et tue Steels t ontest triftis y the los- George English. t 3 re EEN 9 yi SEA oat ee a hee of : ent tundency to “decline and ' +h § , for 4:30 p. m. nf | . : 7 : a . hitoh om varame ews ne iAl- | dieck & Co iistriputers St Louis | > y paig Ve te am is not wofully We: ik Ae, mile straigut away i ade pa tems - on ‘ial i is wel : - at ‘ — % rine Work oo, far this atest, (2 aK trom. } Western's boat house. a matches cf the league, four, to-ose. the} JENKINS TO MEET THE TURK. || = MORROW COASTER BRAKE ADMISSION Cpu Bina at: OASON. f th \ , estern 8s ON oOUS oa : man ] ; akue, f i. } \ . - “a | and bat and run bases it is it that But a brief notice ot Pe at r: Dactle ’ I * Oppo! nts irouxgkne a r ; Guerantecs, You Absolute, Contiort and questi nt ‘ ontende F. ’ 7 given an % the he Was! Uris ‘ il . PA A - “ - ‘7 i. ii ‘ ’ i ~ S! 7 el ; ’ > ehatt ‘Big Cleveland * restier W ill Ty y the 4, Fits any w bh ~~] + rl r Wy ey al are rsunce? con 2 “Sstion, however, 1 we, tries to date the HINGE Lo: es, ais oo » LC FOUMO GONE cae Bieol Gecuri aiden Sel ry on the level 4 oA Resent form be “streak” or “Strength, » and Western crews. Invitations | No i#-averag @} ade, but Gill of the Oriental in New York. ; trol. aaa a 9 dy oy — 28 SOlve that questio bre sent to all the other os 1 a) cee Sa a ae eee ae oe 4mMS: | Special to the Post-Dispatch & Pedal only Th irty- «five Miles. “Ee eee ipected that most of the hal! “dozen 10ca “i nS, "A, seaticuse, 4 NEW YORK, May 3.—Tom Jenkina, | M4 100,000 satisfied r+: ast year. Sol ld by peddle position inn } Stocks tn ' u. il il. rowing org: niga tions En Be be represented. ze bar y Ap tin ait lehamnion. cateh-as-cateh-can: Wwrestier of ; all cvcle dealers em ot tres ‘a Cing OW properties now jhe Manhattans an | _, sefersol : ap | ; | \ re. T | ER : ; j . i => @ OT) . es ; Are rica, ana Nouro Lian the unaeé fs ated “A Eclirse Mfg. ( oO. E Imira N y : my nm . , . . . - ‘ - . » F a : ’ . . os ; e ° b - turning dividends to stockholders , and like- LES ER REIFF LANDS WINN a ce) ge BR cc ts ~~ |'Purk, who conquered Ernest Roeber in ' -. a ~~“ z : Fs ‘ = . et. eee CONTINUOUS VACHE VILLE to increase 1000 p : o. ‘ ‘ ; , , ly per cent in vaiue. For ‘When Dan McGann Takes in a Hot- Little. “Danny” Maher Likewise 2 .., ve: ‘able bowling ok place. ‘The |St. Louis recently, will meet next Tuesday TI ts Wees sud Seat Sune l inight at Madison Square Garden for the! € avila pany Lacty & Co., Security cuttemin Prize-Getter at Newmarket average Wi e| le by | Al . r e- s 2 “the } * ths Manhattans. ‘Te ' n . ver- 5 . is ’ ; . “d day's rac-| -.....’ tem? eet ae jionshly of the world. : Marine News. PRIZES AGGREGATE $11,715. | roxpow, may 2—at the third day’# race Agee: atanhattans, a 45; Jeftersonn, 4-5, | MAMBO AE AME Mote aes whom EXCU RS lO N: : ee T ti Ind its Held Out vy Ss at the cate acy ate. opsipens Misietecata BOE The High Fives of the Office Men's Club ‘the Turk has met, but the easy manner in we | We NEW ORK, May 3. ~—Arrived: Belgravia, emp ng naucemen day, the Brotby handicap, ow sovereigns, L ps am re treated their opponents, the Branch | iwhich the latter disposed of him indicates j Pawich. The : ‘ : ty eat from Naples the Philadelphia Horse Show. lat six furlongs, was won by Dante] Coop- to a shut-out in a se ries in which | — he is a wrestler of the highest quali- a A «wee athe , mage Cammabe ai ” . ‘2 " mete | 4 ' , nny ‘+ game was close. Th inners ha | = | ter W ip oe: : Riverside Turf Exchange. © fp ege are ere me Mile ae es ys ‘er’s brown colt London, ridden by Danny P oaiean “A A ns way MBS Mchasgrmpin _— Martin Sullan, manages of the Grtenti al, JAL ON, G RA ON ts. 25 20e, Or Bree ra (es ing Nerareted a fA - Commissio } P n horses ran. o le r ing Lore that the srane so confdent o 1@ prowess o 8S prote ; oe : - ne viaced on St. Louis, Aque-| tion have announced the prize list for the | wy sn oe Rein had the mount on The Moon | ¢,... ma R A ved of the High Be aes that he is offering $1000 to any man a AND UP THE ‘STANDSE _ om Part Se gent ~ nh and Oakland races. elghto tn § y they ae waek ot Daisy filly. winner of the race for pode ithe best average of the evening, 51. Teams; |°4? Sty R, aste = him. Notwit- ILLINOIS RIVER > 7 6 boat Kk. C. Gunthe ®, a subur ay e = me . late, distance five fur- » eee, 74.5: Branch Guard _or {Standing this, Jenkins adherents are con- ’ ROS: Hi 1 | q Ab ae Meals whart 1 a leaves foot Of/ May 21. The total value of the prizes is hewn old selling plate, anished. con weve ove. ee res, 1 &s5. | adent of his ability and the prevailing odds Sunday, May Sth. l ENG | Fe rl y anding, 1:15 p. m.; of which $176 will be in silver plate ‘s chestunt colt, Tantalus,| One thousand baseballs, League, Reach, |#re only 8 to 5 In -y¥ mation: andl hon: Str City of Providenss leaves Olive strest at ean Bee k- Both men are in good condition and Jen- ° ALL acl SEA and “NEE 1 trip. Leaves foot Davis st. 2: in cash. The principal prize wiil the Brin 3, 3:80 and 4 o'clock p, sa) Talo Ontaleh . challenge cup. yr hk gg Pe let stakes o 300. sovereigas a7 ‘one mile} etc., mitts, gloves, masks, bats, at your! xing is training as if he realized that he | 9:308.m. Returas 9:00 p. m. , car, south, to Devis st. eh , ve classes of porte siale hocomn: end a half, _ ‘prices. Jaffe, 617 Franklin avenue, bad the struggle of his career before ) Round Trip (125 miles), 25e. Mk ¥ * 2 Se sa Ae rhe "i Conmny & tt © Re: sachets, + be ede SEO a on n, Darenpurt a wig. WwW rei? ’ ’ , ats _* if rfert. RF chet Sean _

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ee ee ee ee - ; > a ae eee Ww 7s 7 a a | 7 . : é Site © Sul 1% > . - La “ r ee fae ee tity Fs 7, CE Sed eater, ‘ es viet, fm te yy , : P at’ Wo ima, | i tt tin . ie et > * . s ~ Ape LS “yy a Gey Ls oa . Ae vi Ye wee s ey a * 3.0 way ’ 4 ve 7 _ eae 4 4 * > tine ” - . ee = v 4 . . F + : ¥ Ts. _ in rh - . r 5 e , ~— rm . Es ; b 4 @ the x * ‘a De cate which is underwriting the ef mcrs Co. that figure. The new firm wi!! be incor = ted within a few days with $50,000,909) ' putborized capital. The valuations on the ‘bore the distinction of DIES OF WOUND _————— - => ---- — Was ‘Shot While Arguing With a Collector. ee ee PROTECTED MISS SYFORTH 5 LOUIS KENNEL TOOK THE PART OF THE UNFORTUNATE GIRL. Witnesses In the Case Are So Scattered That the Coroner’s Inquest Has Been Postvoned Until Saturday. Whitnessea to the shooting of Louls Ken- nel by David Baum tn the bakery at 2710 Laclede avenue, March 20, have 60 scat- tered that Deputy C Mitzsimmons Was compelled Friday morn postpone the inquest over the remains of Louls Kennel, who died Thursday at Alexian Rrothers’ Hospital, until Saturday morn- ing at 9:30 o'clock. Kennel received in. hia death while roner ing to , the the wound that resulted interceding for Miss Frances Syforth, 17 years ol!, who lives with her parents at 229 South Second Street, and who at that time was employed tn the bakery of Adam Mueller, 2710 La- clede avenue. Miss Syforth left and is now sald to be Mueller, another tmportant Germafy. J. Stingmeyer of Street and Franklin avenue, an eye wit- Ness, could not be found. Mrs. Anne Meyer, who lives upstairs over where the Shcoting occurred, was the only witness Present when the case was called Friday morning. According to Mrs. Meyers, Baum entered bakery where Miss Syforth was em- Pioyed, and wanted to collect a weekly Payment on a mandolin which had been sold to her by a timepayment house that employed him. Miss Syforth said that she hac no money, und could not pay. She told Baum that she had been unfortunate, that her father’s home was burned a few days before and everything she had was de- stroyed., Baum was the city a week ago in Paris, Til Adam witness, is in Nineteenth insistent, and Miss Syforth resorted to tears. At this juncture Kennel entered: He told Baum that he shou’'d not press the girl too Ward, and that she would Day when she got the money. Mrs. Meyer and Miss Syferth left the Btore and Baum and Kennel! began quarre!l- ing. Their angry tones could ‘be heard in the kitchen where the two women went. Sudden'y there were heard two shots, and Kennel was heard to say that he had been shot. lle was taken to the City Hospital | and Baum went to the police st: ition in the mext block and gave Seeseelf up. A warrant | for assault,to kill was issued, and the case is now pending in the Court of Criminal Correction. Kennel was was shot in the leg. It thought to be not serious at the time, Lock. | jaw developed, and he died Thursday. Ken- was a conductor on the Market street Me was 4 years oO! id, and lived with wife and one son on the third fioor at ©710 Laciede avenuc. Mrs. Meyer st: ated that Kennel was onlv slightiy acquainted with Miss Syforth, and interferred because he sympathized with her misfortunes. NEW TRAIN SERVICE ON “EATY.” The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-" way Co. has put on a new train for Missouri, Kansas, the Indian Terr- tory and Texas. This train’ leavcs Union Station daily at 11:45 p. m. Sleeping car open fer reception of pas- sengers at 9 p. m. Don’t go to the train too soon, the time has changed; the Katy Flyer now leaves Union Station at 8:32 p. m. This is the fast train for the South- west. cars to all important Southwest. THE cities in The Only Line That Does [t.—The. Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company runs a through Palace Buft-t | and Drawing oom Sleeper, St. Lou's | to City of Mexico, of the “Katy Flyer”’ | daily and Sundays, too. In charge of a Pullman conductor the entire trip. Berths reserved at 103 N. Breaaway. NO EVIDENCE “AG SAINST PARKS. Henry Armstrong » Held for Theft From Sbhapleigh Hardware Co. Henry Armstrong and Albert Parks, who being the brainiest men ever gtiestioned by Chief of Detectives Desmond, were given a preliminary har- ing Friday in the Court of Criminal rection on the charge of grand larceny. Armstrong was held on j§s8v0 bond and Parks was discharged. Armstrong and l’arks the charge of stealing Shapicigh Hardware Co. Their room was searched a pocket that compried the the garment was found. Armstrong admitted that this coat was hig and that he had taken the Knives and concealed —— in the pocket. he police hud no evidence agains arks further than that he lived with Py te onde Anniversary Cetebration. The fifty-sixth anniversary celebration of the Mermod & Jaccard Jews lry Co., Broad- way and Locust, continues to crowds of delighted visitors. It will to-morrow. Music by Morning. 10 to 12 o Afvernoon, 3 to 5 o clock. Fiowers, 3 to &p. n LARGELY OVERXSUSSCRIBED. Tho Allis-Chalmers Company Can Get! Much Over Its $11.960,000, WNEW YORK, May 3.--lt is authorita stated by f on the were arrested cutlery from valued at $1. and a cot with whole interior Weil's Band. ’ Le ‘oie tively a representative of the syndi- Ailis-Chal- offered that the new securities have been ogee over tube “ibed. | dlicate was for the sum of $11,959,090 and > Subsecriptio: is enn several miilions in ex Lr dco _~ Apna aes SKETCHED AT BARR’S. At $6.50. Girls’ and Misses’ Dress, silk, price ry . Regulation Russian Blouse made of fine linen, front trimmed with buttons and clusters of tucking, shield, collar and sleeves trimmed with coat of arms; sizes 10 to 18 years; linen color only; embroidered Children’s Hats and the Shirt Waist Hats! Saturday will be a banner day in both of these stocks. 4 complete and the prices reasonable. The stocks are Every lady must have a Shirt Waist A Hat this season, the sailor hat has positively gone out and wil] not be COME EARLY SATURDAY, At $2.98. Girls’ One-Piece Dress, made of fine Sheer Lawn, ruffle trimmed yoke, made of lace insertion and tuck- ing, <uffs and "ows of satin ri white only, price yoke SD OR bbon At $1.98.. Girls’ of Linen Crash, Two-Piece Sailor Suit, made large double col- lar, yoke, tle and cuffs made of white pique, linen color price bee only, At $3.75. Girls’ $1.98 Russian Blouse Dress, made of Linen Chambray, kilted skirt; ae St ae... blue and rose, At $5.00. Girls’ Dress, skirt, puff slee in ribbon; and sleeves trimmed insertion and embroidery colors fine quality French Madras blouse front, full gathered waist wide and sat- blue and : yoke, with ves, sizes 4 to 14; price GURY ov cescavecsteres GREAT BARGAINS... AT IHE AUCTION!!! The Combined Stocks of Merrick, Walsh & Phelps With selections from the stock of the Mermod & Jaccar SALES DAILY 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. 0, 000. 00 soe $950, 000. 00 venti. OLIVE AND SIXTH STREETS. ) TERMS CASH Depoatta may be tande and goods will be held for purchaser. | NOTHING RESERVED. eae <2 ee ee JEWELRY DIAMONDS, SILVERWARES, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND ART WARES SOLD AWAY BELOW COST! fe eee eee tee ee the . See in the Windows at Once ‘on Request. —_—_—— - —_ -— Any Article You | Show Cases or f ( E. JACCARD JEWELRY CO. } ( . | ) Will Be Put Up , } ] j } } j ) ee ee ee —— . * CAUGHT UNDER FALLING ROOF Four Men Seriously Hurt in the Col- lapse of a Building They Were Wrecking. May 3.—While wrecking the artment building at 139 to seven men were buried iapse of the roof. None were le more seriously hurt are: L age TONY, cut about head and ai CHICAGO, old Winston ar 143 Pine street t. by the killed. 7 MICIIA body: may di DOMINIC ik #P EMOTEH, and body; may die MICHAEL P INAT E, erushed. . PETRO PODS, All the injured day, h hs head cut and body crushed. body taken to the hospl- vere part of the mof ix-story structure, and were tearing walls when the remainder of the causing the walls to topple over. en had removed fell, ‘MOVEMENT TO FINISH ARMORY. Letter Asking for Funds “to the Public. ‘tors of the St Assoctation are efforts to raise funds for armory building at stree?. A com- setting roof The officers I ' ire: : Louls Light Artillery making renewed the completion of the (;rand avenue and HRutver munication To the piu ; advantages of such i gned by H. Armory issued. ’.. Nelker, Josep! ’ 7 + aS and Armor- = ubsc rivtions of larze cities and have such bulld- ’ Ww acn completed, ut $100,000, The main bu! iiding Under a « ity erainance the * ts free from taxation. sia? ne Pe te directors will be an cavalry. Su that the builting ‘a lantable first-class riding nd for almost any kind of indoor lans have been prepared for equip- | bing the drill shed with a permanent hang- ing gallery. with a f & boxes, seat- 'ing six persons each. *nitre house will |} Seat 12.000 This wil eaten the bullding | desirable for concerts, horse shows, con- r ‘entions and other large gatherings. | The estimated cost of completing the i bullding coes not inclvde the cost of ar- |} runging it as an au‘i‘erlum. Invest Now in Oil Properties handied by Douglas, Lacey &@ Co., Becurity buliding. while the price is low, and befure the va'ues g9 skyward through quick development an. bg increare ell leariy afford a Suz- ideal ia production, cut about nead THE NEW CEREAL COMBINE! It Has Ten Members and Will Its Product Over 5000 Bar- rels Daily. CHICAGO, May 3.—The Great Western the organization of which was Cereal Co., ! ’ ' i ; i cereal concerns of the northwest. treasurer of the | company, Addressed contemplated two months ago, active existence, having opened ters today in the Great Northern Building. In the poo! are included ten of Lucius C. Miles, the announces that this city with It willl employ crected in 3000 barrels dally. In addition the company is to Increase the iy lant from! Springs Electric Railway, vapers of which were filed output of the Fort Dodge, Io., 10 to 2000 barreis daily. The the total output of the ten merged into the one riore than 0000 barrels daiiy. Although the new corporation is now In a mill is to be | a capacity of; Purifying Co., ncrease corporation will be! Cereal Trust, it is n planning to establish citles where branches. the old ‘Dranches i it is ranches in : ‘trust now has Increase ST. LOUISANS FORM COMPANY. — Messrs. New Mexico George W. manager of the St. ‘one of the ceil that headquar- will the iarge | — , the same territory. | Vv. ; talist, £00 hands. | terprise. | They, with Joseph the ~ at Santa Fe. ‘The capital steck o Messrs. Mexico in} Co.., concerns | | day claims it aes in New Baumhoff, Baumhoff and Saunders in Railway Plan. | former general Louls Transit Co., ts incorporators of a new com- operate an 'from Las V egas, N. M., to Hot Springs im electric line O. Saunders, arother St. Louls capt-_ formerly in the dry goods business, but now president of the St. Louls Water en is also interested in the em-— re E. Meryman of egas, have formed the Las & Ligh f the new company is Baumhoff and Secetens at on. They are is not trying to antagonize the American’ expected home within a wee every day. You do not buy Paint When y ou do want Paint, get good Paint. You will be sure to obtain good Paint, ee ee from the Mound City Paint® and Color Co., Nos. 8il and 813 North Sixth Street. _ . - . . , REE s ge ingeei me i 12 ~ & -

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—— lta ainsi tay ™ a donee the high L « a eae ie Rey wnat 8) UTS 2OST-DISP2 \TCH a ra 1s “HONORS, A ST. LOUISAN Ay CAPT. JOHN A. OCKERSON, Member of the Mississippi River Commission, Honored by France. Capt. John A. Ockerson Decorated by | the French Minister of Public Inu- struction for Work Done at the Paris Exposition. & Capt. John A. Ockerson, a member of the Engineers’ Club of St. Louis and of the Mississippi River Commission, has been dec- orated by M. Georges Leygues, French minister of public instruction, according to a Paris cablegram received - Friday morning by the Post-Dispatch. At noon Friday, Capt. Ockerson had re- ved no official notification of the dis- _— which had been conferred upon m™m. This honor is the direct result of the ex- hibit made by the Mississippi River Com- mission at the Paris Exhibition last year and of Capt. Ockerson's distinguished ser- vices as a member of the International Jury of Awards. The Mississippi River Commission was awarded the grand prize for its engineer- ing exhibit of which Capt. Ockerson had personal charge at the Exposition, This exhibit consisted mainly of a model of the great government dredgboat, Iota, which was built at Grafton, Ill, at a cost of $125,000, and which is capable of doing the work of 1800 men. It will be used for dredging the Mississippi river. The plans and specifications are the work of. the engineers of the commission, one-of whom is Capt. Ockerson. His residence is 4217 vara. Washington boule- THE AEALIZING HAN: _— -—--- @>- -- EARLY BULGE FOLLOWED BY PROFIT TAKING. DOWNWARD MOVEMENT STEADY Except in the First Few Minutes of the Session the Bear Element Was in Control. The early season of strength In the .wheat mar- ket was succeeded by a season of heavy liquidating slumps for a time being Jn order... dust hefore tie close, however,, the market displayed signs of ral- lying. May. wheat closed KG tc July 14j!'kc *below the pre: closed % down and July close. July closed 4.41% down aul July “ec down. Wheat and tour clearances corn, 114,181 bu, and oats, down for the day and close. May corm be'ow yesterday's May oats 34c lous Los hat’ down. 260,000 bu; bu. were oiS3 Wheat futures Jumped upward at the opening of today’s session, a strong Liverpool market and Scattered short covering beirg responsible for early lies. Later longs liquidated heavily and in the Ocal market futures broke below tbe previous clos- prices. yerpool closed %d advanced for the day. Argentine wheat shipments for the week are es- timated at v2v, yOu bu, compared with 1,352,000 bu jast week and 2,856,000 bu the same week last tr Since Jan. 1 wheat shipments have been ay wheat locally was sold at 75c and then was T2tec ene at » 2c, i2Z\% T2¢ 15x, iii, "715 TLC, and baa; Heceipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth were 228 cara, as compared with 305 cars date last year. ipts of whea tat primary points today were 882 bu, as compared with 342,000 bu same date aemete, 154,812 bu, compared with 601, v00 bu same date last year Corn Market Sold Lower. Corn tn the local market was much easier in (one, ices that prevailed at Chicago. in the Liverpoo) market had An advance of little = either way on the market for the By and at 45 a ¢, 4544, 45% ec, 40460, 45%6c, ’ J ents of corn for the week are estimated ,000 ba, compared with 416,000 nweek, and 120,000 bu the same week Rereipts of —_ at St. Louts today were 100,45 be th 44,726 bu same date last year. Bagi Bh yu and 72 cars were local, com- — 200 sacks end 51 care same date |i st ae of wheat at primary pointe today were bu, a8 compared with 834,000 bu same Bhipmnenta, 898,970 bu, compared with 567,000 gaine date last year. , weer Dull, but Stronger. were mie up to B014c, but no wales fe- “uly mo at 20%c and later 26%c was ies were recorded. date | Saat’ pair ee eee i The market was quiet with the demand slightly stron 9. Receipts of oats at St: Louis today were 37,200 bu, compared@with 46,800 bn eame date last year. Of these 25 cars were local, compared with 39 cars game date last year. Modern Miller Outlook. Complaints of the effects of het, dry weather were received from the West, Soutlrwest and from east of the Mississippi river. but these have been in part alleviated by rain. Reports of insect dam- age are increasing from parts of Kansas and the territories, and scattered reports are coming from Missouri and Illinols. In general, rains are badly necded over fhe entire winter wheat = section. OConditions on the Pactfie coast have thnuproved. Ruin has fallen in California, and the outlook is good, except on a limited acreage of late sown. Cotton Market Was hasier. Cotton futures in the New York market today were much easier in toné, and fur a time showed heavy declines. Liverpoo! showed a decline of 1 to 2 points, was largely responsible for declines iz York market. New York "May opened 5 9, August 10, September 6 and and the oints down, July ~wember 2. Export Movements of Grain. } Wheat. eee "LACE. Rec. | Bhip. | — New York. ball 33,2 2 mf 24, 280) | Raltimore Phila, ? Boston ; Galveston os il, YOO. Western Movements of Grain. Ee Wheat. _—s—ii Corn. PLACE. tf Ship. Ship. 35, 526 Ree. | $2831) 140,395) | 109, 485 50 425) 6.5,407,| 249/300] $.525' 11,400 20,450) 5.000)... ’ 5.000 ) 64.800 44 ODO) Milwaukee . 21,75) 11,700) Minneapolis 185,920) 198, 000 Duluth rawe G,251}..... 5,616) a I Louis Chi 70,400 | 114,810 | ae eet ‘Western Flour Movement. " (Receipts. |Ship’ ents 8, BOO 20, 658 5 350 42,661 39. 400) Milwaukee Minneapolis Export Flour ‘Movement. Receipts. | | J ‘Barrels. | Sacks. Barrels.| Sacks. $705) 12,808 | 8,100) Shi pments. PLACE. New York... Baltimore Stocks of Grain in St. = Elevatocs. | a Today. .+| 388, 787) .| 806,400 10,207 | 2.125) ewe, 660,507) No. 2 hard 24, 307, (Oo. 2 mized corm ....) 274,583) . 2 white 12,72 2 mined oate .... 1,080 297 | Sample “Market Prices. ____| Today. |Yesterday.| Year Ago. WHEAT. oe 74% ais 1Yes’ day.jYear ar ago. R76, 735 325, ool l, 115,128 5.140 235,104 BS. 54 iT2 aT: 24, Co ait a2 1G8 rst is 6S @ids, “2 @s3 | 401 40 @i'> an % . 204%4@800% (30 ‘ au “ Si 30% (30 BOL, o« BO'4 . '201,q02) “4 yt mixed northem .. 3, 451 Wyasws Di, 23% | 2 Future Prices. “Highest ys % Tox ay. Lowest Closing - i Closing | Today. Today est erday.| ee ee eee May ..|74\@74 ed 1 @tiite 74 July ..| ___-T2hga “p. & 2 ee” 44% | 45% sh | oT tapes | Gems a aware BEL st) i y Clone | Highest __| Yesterday.| Today. = EA T. say | era 74% | OORN. wa Be a &) b UST | 20% i Mey July = Bept .. $15.15 15.22 15.05 $15. = * 18. 08 } Highest Closi dn Today. Yesterday. WHEAT. aS % July July . — N NFAPOLIS. —- ——-— — Closing Closin Highest " waa? He Today. Lowest | |Yesterda Today. PY ei Today. ee May July $v. Ba Low Rye TA 8.85 per H¢ r Rt bbl. CA MU SP BE TO CA OY RA EG PE to 2% Mark Extra CH . © a6, DR GA VEA Iowa Bra Fin May Receipts—Lacal, shipments, market strong; pooes at: choice timothy, $14.00; No. 1, $12. ig 3 . Ne. 2. to color and amount of mixture. $11.50: Patents .. Straights Clears Extreme low grades in jute Pearl meal, Cornmeal] . PORK—ILo a jobtt LARD—Lower at §8. DRY SALT—Extra short, Se; elear sides, ; SU yy -CURED HAMS—10% Fare FA’ —Kidney, 8%c; rough, 2@2\c. 9 A RONE ony and vt "ANAS—On orders, $1.% COCOANU ees at $3 smal! 100. ORANGES—Calil ol navels at $2.60@2.7 STRAWBER 20@25c per quart: to choice. POTATOES—Rural, W ieconsin ONION i hed Ginde, CABBAGE- SWEET POTATOES—! PARSLEY—New Orleans, CELERY--Golden heart, CUCU MBPRS—New Orleans, $3. Florida, $2@2.50 per 6-bushel crate. | ¢ | white, LETTUCE— Home- ows, Ree Creame Pirate ney packed— er wise, Liv a hoc LTry. Old 7c: live coming prices: FROG Burry WH EAT. — | highest price in nearly 20 years. | l4c HAY. 450 tons; through, 380 356 tones; 13.00, owing Cc lover—Choice, $12. Prairie “Choice, @ 10.50. No. 1, $9 ‘ . rley—Receipts, 750 bu; shipments, 1130 bun. FLOUR. and medium grades meer gd and grits sary flour PROVISIONS way selling at $16.50. clear ribs, 8%@8%c; boxed lots: Extra short, eR, bbl; Fulton, $10. ASK—Country: Yellow," Sige: eet 4@4 ALLOW —Oountry, No. 1, Be , 4c; pac id On the Street. APPLES—Baldwin, $4 for fancy: rueseet, §3. 1; Ben Davis, $444.25 for fancy. firm; essina at $2. 28 | bex for choice; California at $1.75@2. 11.75 per bunch. .5O per 1000—in for No. way at $4 RIFES—Filorida refrigerator are s at Texas, $1.75@3 per crate for fair | VEGETABLES. 387@44c; for Minnesota and Michigan, Siec per pound; yellow, 3c und. RSPRADISH—Choice home-grown, $3. Mobile, $: .10 per crate. ome-grown Bermudas, 4c | bu loose; Nansemonds, 20G@25e per dos. $34 es. 50 per crate. per bu; $1 per) - sake. bbl. ITABAGAS—Northern, RROTS—Michigan, $1 SHROOMS—Per pound, INACH—1l5c per bn box. ETS—New Urleane, 30@40c per bunch. r bu. MATOFS— ULIFLOWER—Home- -grown, 15@25c per doz. STER PLANT—30c per dozen bunches. ASPARAGUS—$1 per dozen bunches. 10@ 1% bunches. $5 a40e per box. $243 yer 14%-bu crate. TS. DISHES—Arkanesas, per doz. G PLA ne raeen es a PPECANS—Western at 6G 658c. ANUTS—Farmers’ stock at 2c per Ib for red a3c for white; recleaned and graded at 4@6c. WALNUTS—400 per bu. PUG MARKET. elpts, 4220 cases; shipments, et lower at 1g. UTTER. 5510 cases. |F irets ... jGrreese .... 34 HESE_ Jobbing a Twins at 11\c dive: x ; New York, = itmbure- Tigaide; brick, 124%@l12c. roosters. 4c; m. ... chick- average 8c; ducks, 7¢e; geese, 4c; ee pigeons and s« uabs, per doz., $1.5 ESSED POULTRY—Some drawn and orn in and meeting fair Chickens, 8c; ducks, 7c: turkeys, 9c. LEGS—$1.00 doz.; small, 60c¢ $1.50; sandpipers, 25¢ medium, 3%@4c; lambs, ME—Jackan!pes, ALS—Heavy, 5e; spring, 5a7c. Medium Medium clothing and clear mixed and Wisconsin— Medium combing id and - “apes Fine mediu Texas, Indian Territory and Ok!ahoma— Coerse apd low Kansas, Bright Nebraska and Western— medium e medium lAght fine Heavy fine Dar Dakota and Western— k and sandy | Bright and medium Dark medium per lb 4,956 | goatskius, HIDE | choice Tesee, round, | Dry flint, | 12¢; | bull, | or green le 425,163) Fine medium . Light fine .... Heavy flue .. Arkansas— Medium Burt Har y DEERSKINS, ETC.—Deerskins, burr quotable at rime; Texas at 25c; antelope, 26427 4c each. filmt, average receipts, round, 12‘¢c; Ist4gc; fallen, 12c¢ rr salted, Green salted, round, 6c. aelected, No. 1, l14c: selected. No. 2, Sc. Green, No. 1, 6%c¢ Dry glue, 6%c; green glue. 3c. Uncured pet pound less than cured. “ay $—Dry 12¢. western pees 5lge No. 2, 3%¢; | | July | to $8, and July ribs “] 744, @7T4AQc: *| northern spring. T4407 : | 78 | | | | | age |B 9-16e. - sin- | sale at follewing eS ae La neted, aeee ake aD TES re rh: Dib, ate: ee od ry x xx i x, rr 10h ae: XN. be. = old Tail, 18¢; ie. XAXX, Se. WHISK Y— Highwines, $1.28. ROX inseng, $3.75 for amall to $4. large; lady slipper, ; se : golden | se seal, 35c; May apple, 2 on: s aagrtiee. * joi wanes. ree, 2c; “pine flag, ly cap yw i ean Bi bark, 4c; wil D at from 1 ee. | Side; | kinds, $1 to /@n 7 | 4c. BAGGING ea ag hg lb bagging, GUc; 2-Ib, ; 2%-Ib, Te. Ties, twine " ‘ ” ‘xtreme soutbern sadne 15 per cent leas, Rorthern 15 to 25 per cent more. DRIED FRUIT — Appics: Evaporated — Rings, S%c to 4c; quarters, 3aj4c; chops ai sea%e; peel- at %c; supdried—quarters at 83@3\c. Peaches ancy evaporated unpeeled halves at 4c; sundried @itee per pound. HITS BEANS—Hand picked pea beans, (na i way, $2.05 per bu; screened, $2 per bu. lAma beans, 64@i7c per pound, SALT-— Michigan. medium, $1.05 per barrel, ranulated, $1 per barre! in carload lots. o3—Choice bleached, $15 per ton. Othe $14 per ton. HONEY OCOMB—10G112%c; fancy white clorer, 15@16c. inferiet, dark and broken less; extracted strained, in barrels, at 6@6%4c, and in cas, and Fast BON ee. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. CHICAGO, May 38.—In an corn shorts bid the market effort to cover May up today to Sec, the The opening was at ii to 56c, and in fouched S&e. Phillips, sold nothing, iut over yest erday the price market cornered, to 2c a few minutes who has the | scattered longs were eager for profits at such phe- tons; | o' wlock | advices was the fact | cars out of 304 graded contract. 'a shade to “ai%e | 7B%ec | Dulwth reported 75sec per bu; yellow, | $3. nomenal prices ard the market fell back by 11 to S3c. The bullish feature of the day's that of the receipts only 21 July corn opened higher at 47%c to 47%c, but Tfe- acted to 47¢ om prcfit taking. May closed 2c higher at 5544¢c and July a shade up at 47\ec. July wheat opened “%e to 4c higher ot Titec to 745%,c on firm cables, light Argentine hipments and in sympathy with corn. There was a large local demand, but {It met with a liberal response from commission houses, supposedly acting for southwestern interests, that the market broke to during the firet hour. Local receipta were cars, 1 of contrect grade, while Minneapolis and 228 cars, against 220 last week and 305 a year ago. Later July broke to 72%@73e on continued li- quidation due to the poor cash demand, liberal receipts and disappointing seaboard clearances and closed weak, %@%c lower, at T34%AT3\c. Oats opened excited and strong in sympathy with corn, July we higher at 27%c and May, “ec to Ke up, at 20%c to 2%ec. The demand for a moment was pressing. Dut soon eased in sympathy with the wheat break. July feacted to 27c, but May, owlug to the concentration of the supply advanced to 29%c on bidding by shorts. tecetpts were 211 cars. July pork opened Se lower at $15.27% and after nag $15.80 declined to $15.07% on profit-tak- ing. ard and ribs were easier in sympathy unchanged at $8.05 and sold 2tec higher at $8.02%, declin- Qn lard opened | Ing to $7.9 OHICAGO, 74475 \c: May 3.—Cash—Wheat—No. 2 red, No. 8 red, 7T2@74c: No. 2 hard winter. No. 8 hard winter. 7T32\48T4c: No. 1 No. 2 northern - dae 744087 u%c: No. 8 spring. 727 4e. Corn—? | B5e: No. 3. 454245%4c. Oats—No. 2, 20Y, @o%e. CHICAGO, May 3.—Close— “Wheat—May. T242@ e: June. 7a\c; July. T3%4%@Q@T3\c. Corn—M ay, iHlec; July, 4744. Oats—May, 20¢: July, 7 Pork—May, $14.97%: July. $15.05; Sept., Lard—May. $8; July, $7.95; Sept., May. $8.12%: July, 87.92%: Sept., oe northwest, $1.68; No. 1, pt., £1.30; May, $1.68. eTIOAGO, May 3.—Rye—May, S884@53\%c; July, hay Barley—Cash, 38@S7c. Timothy—Sept., creamerties, 14 mark, chick- $1.68; ( ICAG OD, May 3.—Butter easy; | @ike; dairies, 11@16c. 22e8 weak: at cases returned, 11%c. Iced poultry dull; ens. SU4@iGc: turkeys, 9@10«. ; NDPW YORK. May 3.—Poultry—Alive, dreseed, firm: prices unchanged. NEW Yor May 3.—Butter—Receipts, packages; firm; creamery, 154119¢: factory, 13%c Cheese—Rec elpts, 2611 peckages Fancy large colored, 1044c; fancy arge white, @io™~—_e; fancy small « lored lle: fancy amall 11\4¢. Pegs— Receipts. 12.248 mackages ; western regular pric ed, 12Uu.@1 Bec: stor 132%@ 14¢; southern, 1 147 12¢. Raw stronger; fair refiding, 3%@8 11-16¢ trifugal 96 test, 44%@4 5-16c: molasses sugar. 56% Refined strong: crushed, 6.05c; powdered, 5. .65c: granulated, 5.55c. ©offee barely steady; No. 7 Rio, 64c, eeliers PEORIA, Dl., May 3.—Corn firm; Oats fitm: No. 38 white, 20¢ track, billed throngh. Whisky on -the basis for finished goods. KANSAS CITY. Mo., TO4c: July, 6TMEAETKC: cash, No. & 69@7N%c: No. 2 red, 721 OC Corn— 42U,042%c: July cash. No. 2 mixed, 42e: No. 2 white, 44@44\c Oats stronc: white. 80Gi30\c Rye No, 2, Har timothy. %104710.50; -choice R110. 70. Rutter—Creamery, 15@17c; Lsa@ lac. Fege 4 Rece'pts } NEW YORK were LIVE RPOO ‘iL. M: 3.—Ch 11%d: July. Ss . Sept., 48 14d; Sept., 49 7. stea ly; Ton quiet. 10% steady: weetern, No. 2. 42%. om LEAI2R& c of $1.28 May 3.—Wheat—May, No. 2 hard, 7144772e:; 42) mes 2 lin, neairie. dairy, fancy, M: ay 3 “AN grades of refined sugar | - «a hundred pounde today. se: Wiheat- Bs 11%d. Corn—July, COTTON. MARKET. May 3.—Spot cotton quit Sales, none. LOCAL and lower. | Ordinary 15c; | ' mand: | and steady. | Ang. and Sept.. Good ordinary Low middling Middling .. : Good middling . - wi Middling fair Tinges and stains, 4c to %c off. WARFHOUSE STATEMENT. 1900-1901 1809-190"). tmlay 42 47 Net receipts 148. 511 Net receipts since Fept. Net shipments todar Net shipnients since Sept. Gross receipts today | Gross receipts since Sept. | Gross shipments today Gross shipménts since Sept. Stock on hand LIVPRPOOL, May 3.—Spot cotton in limited de- prices enrier and 1-164 lower; uplands, sales, 6000 bales. Futures close! quiet May, 4 20-644 s; May and June, 4 20-644 s; | June ‘and July. 4 21- 644 a: July and Aug. 4 22- s; 4 17-644 s: Oct... 4 4-64d b: Oct. 4d a: Nov. and Dec., 3 63-64d s. 4 7-164; and Nov., 4 4-6 Spot Cotton Market. Galveston—Easy at 8 3-léc; rec eipts, 4282 bales New Orleans—Easy at 7 15-léc; receipts, 2356 bales. Mobile—Quiet t Tec; Savannah—Quilet at 8c; (wharleston—Steady at ce; Norfolk—Dull at Sec; receipts, 825 bales. Wilmntngton—Firm at 7%%c; receipts, 88 bales Baltimore—Nominal at 8 3-l6c; receipts, bales. New York—Qulet at 85-16; 7 bales. receipts, 1821. bales. receipts, 90 bales, receipts, " 267 receipts, 487 baies. | Boston—Quiet at 8 5-1tc; receipts, 76 bales, 200 V52 | 206,064 | 34.206 | 416, 120 ; ‘ THE BIG TUESDAY’S, WEDNESDAY’S —and— THURSDAY'S POST-DISPATCH Of THIS WEEK Contained 189 Cols. Merchants’ and People’s Popular ooo WOM 2. Advertising Or 42 Columns More than appeared in the two other English Evening Newspapers COMBINED. ' ‘ sss eee May. 53 | 114) 1 =i able Choi © | | /rapidly and fully as high as at any previous time. week was $200 for an 1800-pound bay ' bulk of the ' quality, *) from ‘| enrloads vefore the week closes, |abont five loads Inursday night. | export 'by the Pan-American | 4.00; | hers, $2412.60: | Texas-fed } $2473 ..2 2); | $3q76.50; | 5.724 | yearlings, | $8. 70074.10: ler: | except the ; ie; res ntel. Sore Ey t 8 9-16e: y at 8 3-160; pot age ¥, bales. ; recei 182 bales. dsckehancbeonty’ : “- 180 bales. receipts, Reecial to the Post-Dispatch LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. May 3.—Cotton quiet ; mid- diing, Tio; good middling, Te; bales; this day last year, . 2 . S25; this time ‘tast year, 124,583; _ =; this day last year, nove; stock, 30,172; this day last year, 19,527. LIVE STOCK. National Stockyards. E CATTLE—Receipts, 400; market steady. SALES. NATIVE l_ceow and calf 52 08 TEXAS CATTLE—Receipts, 325% inarket steady. SALES. 212 steers 48 steers 1 steer SH EEP—Rece« 700: St eipts, market steady. US. 24 lambs 18 natiy es ) 2 75 Receipts, 6000; market generally quoted Be Siaher. OS 5 05 HORSES AND MULES— Reco! yts, 175: market today is closing strong and active for the week. The big McFarilane-Evans Co.'s special sale, which has been the main feature of the week, closed Thursday, but a large number of the buyers who eame to attend are filling out the balance of their orders in the auction ring. Best ciunks and driv- ers are in strong demand and today’s prices are queted as the best of the season. rade dur- ing the week has been exceptionally good, both in the auction ring and at the special sale. HORSE QUOTATIONS. Heavy draft— Common to good eg 0 (0G 130 150 = (Choice to extra Chunks— 1150 to 1350 pounds, fair to good.. bat to choice Coach horses and cobe— Fair to good . eee eer = D OOF B00 175 os Chotee to extra 2 $Y 80 20 Oog 6 Horses for the South— Smah, lient drivers, ‘fait to good.. 115 oO 05 110 00 115 Choice to extra Southern Irivers, Export -chanks— 1200 to 1400 pounds, plain to good. Choice to extra .. 135 Ov Business drivere— Fair to good 110 00 Choice to extra 160 00 Saddlers for soutbern use— Fair to good Choice to extra Fancy gaited and N. Y. saddlers.. Inferior borses-— Common, small plugs .... Heavy wovk plugs MULES—-Receipts are light. quiet. Some British mules sold. MULE QUOTATIONS. (For broke mules, 4 to 7 years ‘“ 14 hands, extreme range . $45 14 hands, bulk of sa'‘es ..... 14% hands, extreme range s hands, bulk of sales ands, extreme range 16 hands, bulk of sales 15% bands, extreme range 15% hands. bulk of sales 90 00q@1 16 to 16% hands, extfeme range 105 OO! 16 to 16% hands, balk of sales..... 115 00@1385 00 The first line of quotations in each class is ¢al- culated to represent the full range from commos to extra. Dealers, however, often classify superia- tive bunches (a!! tops) for buyers, which some- times sell considetabiy above the highest quota- tions. The second line of quotations signifies tie bulk of sales and generally represents the various classes as they are sold on the commission market, more or less mixed. ‘ STOCKYARDS NOTES. The horse market has been one continuous scene of activity this week. With a special sale gdin on in the pavilion and heavier offerings tha ua at this period of the season, coupled with iinumer- buyers from every source and quarter, the clamor and whirl of the auction has only been suspended during sleeping bours. Large aggregate numbers of choice chunks, drafters, drivers and coach horses, the accumulation of sonsignors for several months, have been thrown upon the warket, and in view of the heavy and varied demand exist- Prt have been rapidly worked off through a score of annels. ’rices have been high for all classes, very commonest, and these were lightly Finished chunks and draft horses hov ered around the highest figures of the season, while there was nothing but the outlet for the driver kinds. Dealers still in the game for British cavalry animals, . 125 100 150 45 General market REGSSSERS ZSESSSESB were buying ibe highest price in the draft horse class this uniformity of strength to | elding. The drafters were light and of medium ranging in price from $140 to $165. Stoner was here in person this week N. ¥Y. He expects to buy about six having completed Hie says that tire trade {s fairly good, at least much better than a couple of months ago. The local de- at Buffalo has also been greatly enhanced Exposition and the cense- George Snyder of Allentown, Pa., was at the sale during the week. Mr. Snyder is a great lover of apeed and road horses and no one will pay more for a good-styled broken trotter or pacer than will he. Ile secured a full carload of nice roadsters and saddlers. Union Stockyards. HOGS—Market opetied Sc higher; closed steady; fairly active. Receipts, light. SA ’ lierman Buffalo, now mand quent building boom. 1 native heifers native hel native cow ve al Cc Lives veal calf yearling he southeast cows and calves, anitheast cows and calves, 6 southeast vows and calves, 6 dairy cows 5 native cows CATTILE-~Market ac LIVE STOCK BY | TELEGRAPH. Pm & to 4 aA we Sie DO Oe ee te 11 iv ‘e and MER 4 SAGO, May 3.—Cattle—Receipts, 1500; ady: good to prime steers, $545.90; $3.04.%): stockers and feeders, $2.65004.50; heifers, $2.70@4.75;: ae | brils, $2.75424.40;: “calves, $445; steers, $4.2506.40; Texas grass steers, Texas bulls, $2.754@8.S0. Hogse—Re- | 18,000; tomorrow, 16,000; left over, | | OH erally ste to medium, COWS, OOT | Yi) 3. Ma: today. to Se higher: top, $5.97%: mixed and $5.621.475.02%; good to choice heavy, ; rongh heavy, $5.6075.65; light, $5. 60 of sales $5.75476. OO. Sheep—Ke- sheen steady: goed to e«hoice weth- 50: fair to choice mixed, 8$44174.30; | $4.154674.50; yearlings, $4.20474.50: $4.04 western lambs, $4. UG | Necelpts—Cattle, 14,338; | ep. 13,791. Shipments—Cattle, ep, 4874. Cc ITY. “Mo., May 83.—Cattle—Receipts, | OOM). inc ludi ne 100 Texans; heef cattle strong: oth- ers steady: native beef ateers, $4.60@5.50; Texas | steers, $4.10424.85; Texas cows, $344.25: native | cowe and heifers, $3.35¢74.90: stockers and feeders, ' $3 5.25; bulls, $3.40004.50; calves, 84@6. Bi oge— | 15.000: peteet steady to 2% higher; | bulk of sales. $5.750°5.85: heavy $5 SOW at 9: ack. | ers, $5.75¢6.85; mixed. $5. 7045.85: light, ‘sf se 5.80; yorkers, $5 40@6.75; pigs, $4.25@5.35. Sheep | Receipts 2000: matgket steady; muttona, §3.75@ | 4.75; lambs, $4.50@6.05; spring lambe, $5. 50@7. SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., May 3.—Cattle -Recel pts, 2000: market active, stronger: native heef eteers, $4.25075.50:; western steers. $4974.85: Texas steers, $3. SOU. 25: cows and heifers, $3.30024.50): cannes, stockers and feeders, $3.50076.40: bulls, stage, ete., $2. 75424.25. 0300. market active, shade higher; heavy, h.S2Y, ; mixed. &h T2GGH 75: light, $5,657 go $5415 65. bulk of sales. $5.72 Sheep Receipts, 20: market active. strong; $4.50604.65; wethers, $444.40; ewes, common and stock sheep, $3.8048.95 ; $4.26. 10. Special to the Port-Dispatech. SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo., May 8.—attle—Re- ceipts, 10: market steady to weak: top, $5.20. Hiogs—Recelpts, 6600; market strong to Se hich- bulk, $5. 75425. 8214; Tange, $5. 6545.06. Pigs stead nau 4000; lambs steady; top, %5; = hee), lambs, - “= 1s). ae), vesterdar: corpse. lLatrers, ‘p—Recetpts, sheep 0c lower. Clearing House Statement. The St. Louis clearing house Friday. clearings ef $8,449,296 and balances of $1, 2 compared with clearings of $8,581,811 and of $1.450,0% the evious day. Cleari ngs showed) $< eee s 518 and | a decrease of $15,587. New York Money and Exchange. pa! ine etaatls” per Pua bt D. R. FRANCIS, Vice-President. A. L. SHAPLEIGH, 24 Vice-President. OF ST. LOUIS. Capital Surplus and Undivided Prefits . FISCAL AGENT FOR THE STATE OF MISSOURI. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. $1,400,000.00 400,000.00 SECURITIES FOR SALE. =. $20,000 State of Coahuila de Zaragoza, Mexico, 40 year 6 per cent gold bonds, interest April and October at National Bank of Commerce, New York. $5000 St. Louis Cotton Compress ist mortgage 6 er cent bonds, due 1910. St. Louis City 3.65'e. $2600 Paris, Texas, Light & Power Co. ist mort- fee 6's, 5-20 years from July, 1898. Chicot Co., Arkansas, funding 5's. $10,000 Coahuila & Pacifie R. R. Co. of Mexico Ist mortgage gold 30 year 5's. $1000 St. Louls Rwy. Co. first mortgage 5 per cent $20,000 United Rwy. Co. of St. Lowis 4's. Full particulars and low prices on application. : | $1000 Texas, school 5 per cent bond. 75 shares of National Bank of Commerce 5 shares of BMarebatts- Lawede Nat. Bank stock. 15 shares Missouri Trast Company + ag 20 shares Miss. Valley Elevator &. Grain Co. stock. 10 shares Kane. & xas (Coal stock. 25 shares Mo. Edison “Electric Light preferred. 58 shares Simmons Hardware Co. Ist pefefred 7 per cent stock. 100 shares Simmone Hardware Co. second preferred 8 per cent stock. 115 shares Simmons Hardware Co. com 1000 shares of Center Creek Mining Co. Marea ™) shares Catherine Lead Company stock. Hlioney Grove, NOEL-YOUNG BOND & STOCK CO., 304 tb enacih tt ao wdihinonde lf == aed MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, FOURTH AND PINE STREETS, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 36,500,000. Rents Safe Deposit Boxes in Fire, Burglar and Mob-Proof Vaults at $5 per annum and upward. Trunks and boxes contain- ing silverware and other bulky valuables stored at special rates. A. G. EDWARDS AND SONS BROKERAGE CO. 410 AND 412 OLIVE STREET. LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, ee cent. ness in i bills at $4.88 for demand and at $4.54% for da _ posted rates, $4.85 SO; commercial pills. re 84414. 844. Silver certificates, nominally 60. Bar silver, 50%c. Mexican dollars, 46 overnment bonds weak. Refunding 2s, reg. and do coupon, 106%; 3s, reg., and do cou - LOW ; Ss, new 48, reg. and do coupon, 135%; o reg. and do coupon, 113%; Ss, reg. and do coupon, ‘11. PAY DAY POSTPONED)- _- — —_ CITY EMPLOYES WONDER WHEN THE GHOST WILL WALK, THE ~ APPROPRIATION BILL The ways and means committee of the House of Delegates finished consideration of the temporary appropriation bill Friday morning, and the bill is now {n Chairman John P. Sweeney's hands as it will be re- ported at next Tuesday's meeting. But for the action of the House Thurs- day in fixing next Tuesday at ll o'clock as the time of its meeting, the bill might have been passed by the House of Delegates Fri- day, and returned to the Council later in the day. As:-it is three working days will be en- tirely lost, and the deiayed April payday of city employes is still further postponed, If the Council objects to the bill as amended the delay may be indefinite. Meanwhile city employes who were de- pending on their April salaries to pay out- standing bills are dodging their creditors or resorting to money lenders, whose rates at the City Hall runs as high as 10 per cent per month. Delegate Kelly, a member of the commit- tee, says that the committee finished the consideration of the bill much sooner than was anticipated. ‘The first part of the bill was the hard- est to pass upon,”’ he said. ‘In the last part we found it all smooth sailing, and the first thing we knew we were through, We all regret now that the next meeting was not set for today, but it cannot be changed now. The committee struck out the item of $102 000 for the sheriff's posse, and distributed the money among city departments, chiefly the street department. Tro the fund for street reconstruction M4,- was added: for atreet improwement, $2U,- Ot for street repairs, $15,000; Tor cleaning | . wer inlets, . $6000: for Forest Park, 35000; for repaltrin the Three C.'s courtroom, $3100 ; iow painting the von Courts, $8000; for park concerts, $1506 The remaining $5000 was distributed in small amounts 'among the departments, the smaller parks being given a few hundred dollars eac WILL OF MARY SHANNON. Over $125,000 Given to Various Pub- lic Institutions. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 3—The will df Mary Shannon of Newton, filed in the Mid- dlesex Probate Court today, contributes more than $125,000 to charitable and public institutions. Hampton, Va., Normal and Industrial Institute gets $10,000 and Tuske- gee, Ala., institution, Kittreil, N. C., Nor- mal and Industrial School for Negroes, At- lanta, Ga., University, and Mallalieu Sem- py | for Poor Whites, Kinsey, Henry Coun- Ala. Weach. Various Massachusetts ihatitutions receive $78,000. Wellesley Col- — e4s given $15,000, to be expended in fr olarships, and the American Purity Al anes Association of New York $2000. ILLINOIS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. The Senate Has Passed the Bill Appro- priating $150,000. SPRINGFIELD, IIL, May’3.—The Senate today passed the bill appropriating $150,- rol for och’ ee ee of the state in Louls. Sterling exchange ee: with actual bust-], _ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE. ASSIGNEBS'S SALE—By order Circuit ids received until 5 P a 1901, and will be submitted on W 8, 1901, at 10 a. m., to) for its action. THOMAS FL LOUIS A. STEBDER, Attorney, & names en a ae ee. ADDRESS BY M Young Women Ente ture on Depa Mr. Hanford Crawforfl of Scruggs, Van- dervoort & Barney addressed the women’s branch of the Wage Earners’ Self-Culturé Club, at 1832 Carr stre¢t, Thursday night. His subject was: ‘‘The |Department Store.”’ Mr. Crawford started) in life at the bot- tom of the ladder In a department store and has worked himself dually up his present pom eae e has had a experience this field. “Following some of the "teak striking exp his address: “Upon the employes of a de store, its success or failure depen hearty co-operation is required or it can- not succeed.’ “The department store is one that to sell everything its customers need. The general store in a8 e coun town was the beginning of has to store. The country “— “Ail the great stores of St. Louis . CRAWFORD. tained by a Lee- ent Stores. - everything its patrons n — small stores, which have anded, as the demand for th ngs has increased.’ otis sone stores are able to cheaply because they buy cheaply ont cause the conduct their atalers pee expense than single-line ee to bine atare mmgg Monee == 7 at ty e employes give e tiirm pene tion. They make or break @ “ “IT would be glad if the empire OF for each $1 that goes to the no reagon why people behind the should not have everything that is for the eafety of the enn and safet of the money invested ‘st. Louls is one of the cot oT the country in which to begin NEW OREGON RAILROAD. © It Comes About From the Develop — ment of Washington Mines. - PORTLAND, Ore., May 3.—A party of surveyors has established. a camp at Washougal and commenced the survey of. a line for a ralircad from the W mining district to a int on oa ss Co near ihe town of the c“«w”™ known that the party i. company of Portland capita This company owns aay in the district which - has os ing for the past two three y announced last year its intention of ing a railroad from its property toe Columbia as soon t reached a stage sufficient to warrant outlay. Coachman Harris Angry at Not Get | ting Advance Pay From H. F. Vogeh =—«s_—™ ‘Joseph Harris, a pegro employed as 4 coachman by H. F. Yoel, ving ot Se | of the St. Louls Car Works, living at ee Harper street, shot at his employer ; Saturday because Mr.| Vogel would not pay him a week's salary in advance. + Mr. Vogel was in the barn a a 13 his residence when the » mand. He informed not come peta the eaeea.4 that he was no longer | angered Sie negro and he drew a a Harris escaped. He was arrested — - day night by the police. ere Say

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, wa. weg Ty ‘ es . ee St 4. tA it _¢ -_*. r 2 Wi A -- aA. ~ i aS e Fa ts. _ =k. = " wipeentienbenitees ORR RRR aE, - - , ; : u 3 aes Pre eh aS ye re, La ent panes , ye) ae te , 3 : : , 4 , ‘, Pi , i ? Ce . “ P by a ‘ ? 2 . ‘ © ee ue Save oe) oe Mee bac li lh — + ws Eri i al Sn OS ae Pe Ste ‘ial . € ee to: M d pte a . Tae a pa . ttt ati tin tasty wi anita cin sealstnciomcinagliae 14 Words oF Leas, 10 Cents. ON E _ Academy av. in the ‘morning sty yg ie and ean WANTED—At once at 717 Choteau. Business Anuvancements, 10 Cents Per TAne. Lange RMRS WANTED —Brickyard laborers. Chris-|-~~—-—. wen, WANTED—Southern pene py md WANTED—Girls to ane to make cigar- 4 At er. Oo.. Morganford rd. and Gravois |) ~“YY YY So OOOO befor Steady work; — » e learning. Apply vj ta Garden ing’s highway car south from Koer- oe ore 8 a. m., Catlin prauch, Thirteenth A _mels Gar SALESMEN WANTED. estnut sts. LABORERS: WAN ‘D- Cents GIRL WANTED—Giri, age, t ‘T At 4657 Natural Bridge rd. 14 Words or Less, 20 shied a help cutter and other ‘work, Wantione tent & Awn- ss —" WOR D | LABORERS WANTED—Apply 2800 DeKalb at. SALESMAN WANTED—First-class city and coun-| _ '"6 Co.. 612 N. 3d at. NURSE WANTED—Good girl to assist In ape ay LABORERS WANTED—Dey laborers. at once. ot ont nleoman: salary guaranteed. Ad. B/ GIRLS WANTED—Girls to learn laundry work;| care of children and 12: housework ; $1.50 ins $2 week; t-Dispath. Wages paid while peneEang. Lange Laundry Co., home. 1221 _ Apply oul 3 Missvuri Furnace, Carondelet, city. SALE gprs 2004 8. Jefferson ‘or store. ERTTERER WANTED—A leticrer. Jone frece SMAN WANTED—Man to travel, $50 month G av. See es Wants good CAROLINIs ST. 27 large BE AS BRIEF granite and marble, 7301 Florissant t ay. > roca g* $25 deposit required. 919 Olive GIRL WANTED—At once. Apply 2011 Olive} wages. Ad. A 182, Post: Dispatch. 4 cee NURSE Se tree, children; good eg ar 1433— Roome, Sie and Sor Gare m™ N MAN WANTED- Good, . i reliable man to work in| | SALESMAN Ww ANTED—Salesman to sel our full GIRL WA} ANTED—Oplored girl, 12 or 14, to wash wages. Call | 4415 Pine st city; reference required. * 2731 Franklin av. T AS YOu LIKE , ne of nursery stock; a guarantee given that > MAN WANTED—Man to travel; salary and ex. | ‘Stok Will be true to name. For terms write| —7ne# and be generally useful. 3904 Park av. | Sopsmoiis ; WANTED—Apply after 6 e penses to statt; experience unnec ry. 903 ount Hope Nurseries, Lawrence, GIRLS WANTEIWThree experienced girls for gen- Wednesday and Thuraday evenings. 1 Olive st., room 309. I” as rt r eral cirenlar work; $1 pe : des: give reference and 13th st. sonhadt aan ae ~— ' na enough to sell mining and oll stocks, experience. Ad. B ia Post-Dispatch. PO Al | MAN W ANTED—To take care of horse and “o irst-cluss proposition: will make you rich. _. | NURSEGIRL Lt glam pursegirl, abo about 18 +e ears pean chores around bouse. 8119 N. Grand ay. ' Ozark Uplift, room 421, Commercial bldg. GIRLS W ANTED—Two good wag room girls. years old. R222 Pio ‘ ng, $1. 7 to $2.25 week. - ine | SIA AAARAAAAAAAAAAAAALA~ Ss . whe aw > x.) DRUGGISTS MAN WANTED—Young colored man to work in| RRARAEAA tandard Restauramt, 23 S. 7th NURSBEGIRL “WANTED Yous girl to nurse small pat ig Be a N.--Widow and house and yard. 2908 Washington ay. GIRL W ANTED—Immediately, a neat, willing sirl, _ chi ldren. 3436 Chestnut st to n ” sccond-floce front room rand ‘ee AGENTS Se aap to go home nights pre ferred. 3721 Olive st. an | nie tet sent “ex =~ without children ; MAN Ww ANTE > —Good man or woman to clean 14 Words or Li "0 © GI . | OPER, ATORS lr $ ncaa Fix a genera hot bath; laundry Ouse; call with reference. 3914 Cook av. —e . IRLS WANTED—Ex rienced pressers. 2724 8. on Cornely embrols machine; steady wor COMPTON «av TO EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE ; - Tne | nnn | Oth wt ” . i pay. Western Embroidery Oo., 514 Wash- | COMPTON AV,. 22 N.—Clean, wel [AN WANTED—Young man for collecting and gen-| AGENTS W ANTE D—Address Marsh Mfg. Co., Chi- ngton av. _for gentlemen: $2 weekly) hot One Cent a Word. One Cent a Word. eral work; must be worker: cag Low-} I | , | , ‘f : fee good chance for ad- | go. OWw-priced, rapid selling soda fountain. G IRL W ANTE D—A neat German girl to work in COOK v. vancement. 513 Commer ae : bakery. 8 nklin av. OPERATORS WANTED—Female operators on over- AV., 4054A—Nicely furnished ommercial bidg., 520 Olive st. | AGENTS Ww ANGE Te salt iasailas on a ke all at 1238 Frank of, aes steady | °F ‘Wo gentlemen; _Southetn eX posure, — ——— } FOR EXCHANGE—Greyhbound for anything of | TAILORING WANTED—For exchange, lady's bicy- MAN WAN 4 -~ — alls, shirts and duck coats serie value. 6140 Minerva av. cle, in first-class condition, for talloring. Ad. f TED-Singie man, who understands. Sion, the best inedicine now before the public:/ GIRLS W ANTE 2D—For operating coats” on “ma- work. _ Premiom Mtg. Co., 1 St Charles at. DELMAR RL... a handsomely ne me sapere aero PO LILI A 169, Post-Dispatch. farming, to g0 to Kirkwood. Apply 2811 Locust. | $> to $15 per day; we have several hundred; chines. Schmitz & Shroder, 6th and St. Charles. fey oe e 4067- ree, a ae 2 Sails twete oeteteead Been we » MAN WANTED—First-clase picture t k with stamp 3° C. Cote: att more. Address, | Gints WANTED — Bright, iris to 1 in SALESI. LADIES ve ANTED —Ten salesiadies and two Delvate taunts; Was essen tn eon ae to YOY ogy ww YYW YW > “ J A. 4 ’ ‘TY , Tr =X " : LOO POLO LOLOL OOO OPIOID AVILAL DIL IF DA clure rame maker. with stan IC. Cz , rIRIS A* cI— Bright, “young girls to learn « demonstrators; salary ) 904 Olive st., room . a moda SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. wap concer ane frame gilder. 1708 Fraaklia a9. | as w aNTRD Fire sioatonine is weck | ldgry, machine. Western Embroidery Co., 514] _416 DICKSON ST., 3014—Two large connecting: food > 4 i V ANT - rOOK , V a)ij gt . — -- eee oo baer. & hete, HELP WANTED—MALE. MAN WANTED—Married man for general tarm| “for the only TRD—Five geo | byatlere te Rd sprue, hele .SEAMSTRESSES WANTED—10 good seamatremes.| fF housekeeping; all conveniences; go tom 41 GIRLS WANTED—Girls for icing and packing. St. on eustom shirts; $5 a week. 316 8S. $b st. lly; references. Se rt ee Ne een ee _ WwW ork ; a yl C pply immediately. 1529 Chouteau ay. Hing tickets: elegant outfit free. Murillo, 131 lenis Cracker Oo.. 1515 Chouteau ay. - 880 | ve st. —_—__-—— | SKIRTMAKERS WANTPD—Firet-class skirtmak- EIGHTEENTH ST., 1112 $.—Nicely furnished front ———— te ee eee Be fechiahe ttervotnn inno bs, SL ATT amiia ee come Meer: OO per cent | MAY WANTID Foun man fo rok 1a meat abcp PARRARAARARA 513 Franklin av. "and deliver orders. °1108 Missouri ay. PAP PP PAPPPPPPPPP PPP PPR ATT WANTED- —Experle need awning sewers. | ers; hand sewers on custom pants. Mills & et Co 108-10 Mark U. 8. Awning C Averill, Broadway and Pine st, es SLRVENTH ST.. 1410 &. —Neatly furnished front $8. _ P. 0. _box 1038. ; “= BARBER WANTED—For Saturda d Sund MAN WANTED— oom and pr omy vent . om fer- : x an unday; d 7) Yolored man for dinin roo n Palen ast a of ~- ent et acheter: oan r a ge oy wi A —_— Wm. Walter, pro-| housework. Apply with reference at $134 Eucas. | PARTNERS WANTED. GIRLS WANTED—Machine girls on pants. 1923) SKIRTMAKPRS WANTED—4&kirtmakers, expert- room and kitchen; pennies . . — ——— ° y S. 10t) : , - BARTENDER Sit. by bartender: best. reference BR ; MAN WANTED— —Young man to do porter work for AE. yieete or Less, 20 Cents. 1 gpl eS Sate HIE fal act DRESS Re enced on factory work; good pay. _ 819 Lacas. ELEVENTH S8T.. 14% N.—Rooms nicel given. Ad. A 67, Post-Dispatch. ARBER WANTE D—A “good barber gt once. J. saloon and aasist in bartending; must be experi-| PaRTNIp WANTR ——--~~~-~=—~= | GIRL WANTED—Dining room girl to wait on board-| skKIRTMAKERS WANTED—None but factory ex-| _ Pletely we for ‘Hight housekeepin ‘ Creech, 7128 Virginia ay, enced in both; German preferred; must come. eth eae ANTED—A man wants a partner ing house table. 1040A N. Taylor. _ petienced need apply. 819 Lacas ay. EVAN 4 Two BARTENDER At. by experienced bartender. L.. om - well recommended : bring reference from former | t — cash; must be sportingly inclined; will; - ee ae Cot ae peggy tee arte nantes ph ne 8 AV., fron t Bauer, 119 N. Oth at. mppeaes WaFTED—Ewe barbers, 1488 Old _employer. German Kitchen Oafe, 413 Morgan. men, - Se ow west eae Se. OF bank roll | GING, light housework. "2756 bot ~ : _9meyen~ar yur eeee-ae T ~— Ws AITRESSES—2 dinner girls; 020 ». MBA N. —Furniahed hall room BARBER WANTED—A good barber for Saturday Laclede blag. o do gardening work. Apply 168 CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. = Wa NTE ——— for dining room and kitchen. Market st. & wages $3. 1 gentlemen; bath; reasonable. a te ( sroadway cree BOOKKEErER— Wanted, small set of books te _ and Sunday at 519 Morgan st. - es a MAN WANTED—Experienced n for repair! 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. ea WAITRESSES — WANTED—Three or four refined " st. ma a he ng tase SE ere et Weak email itennes a ogy a-story trent -_--- — — keep of evenings from 6 to 10; books checked GIRL WANTED—Good girl to help in kitchen. 1223 girls to wait on table at ice cream parlor; ex- and balanced. Ad. A 119, Post-Dispatch. BARBER WANTED—For Saturda — 8 len at es y and Sunday; gasoline stoves, OO steady if suitable. 810 ) Market st. a chester ay. . awe mewem, ote. ¢ "| LADY S@LIC ITORS S WANTED—Middile-aged ladies S. Broadway. ee perienced; call until 10 p. m. this evening and BOOKKEEPER—And office assistant: have been ~ ee $$ _$____. ————— of good address to call on t¥Fade with article that! Grpy waNTED_A irl. about 14 t| all day tomorrow. 8. E. corner Lindell av. and | FINNEY AV.. $42A—Furnished ain ears; am practical bookkeeper; desire place , MIT! HELPRRS ¥ WANTED—Two first. | MAN WANTED—Man to invest $200 with serv- interests all ladies; nothing to sell; must be . ae a Se ony eee yom: S King's highway. i a room to gentle doors = one. Pe atiable eae ae corporation : ane i class blacksmith helpers for floor work; good| ices In a new manufacturing plant that has $10, - well educated and good conversationalist; grent| O7Ce- 8426 Chestnut st. | _ mean; ; private family; ; Ro other roomers. ition to inke $500 to $1000 stock with wert-| Tint men secferret eg neat party; mar | 000 capital now invested; we manufacture bug,| OPPrtunity to make money. Call 401-2 Hol-| GIRL WANTED—To do hand felling on coatm Ap- WOMAN WANTED—To work in lunchroom. 428| PINNEY AV., 4147—Nicely furnished aud oahwr ce; best of reference exchanged. Ad. A 139, Rock oi promperes. Apply Bai Son, 235 Steady Work nantes: good chance oo Seatn trade; om ply Schwab Clothing Co., 15th and Olive sta. N. 12th st nished rooms ; corner b nase ot ex.: all -coa - ‘ r day; investi-~ 0WONINI I lll lm mm BE RETIN By ee nage me en r , 14 fn | Sen EnEn ned ee : _ Post. Dispatch. gate: 213 8 24 pe y ve ADRRARARARARAAAA RA AAA DOO OOOO OD GIRL_ WAXTES)Good eewer. to learn to trim Ties, WANTED —W oman or girl to help in| FOURTH &T., 12 N. —Rooms at Union Hotel for $1 men’s hats. Thompson Hat Co., 922% Locust st. chen; no Sunday work. 944 fellow. and $1.25 per week; warm baths Included; ey- - dows, ea IR BOX KK PEPER WANTED—By manufacturing OARP \'TE —Wanted, eit. a allround carpenter - PENTER— Wan " ~ concern; must be thoroughly competent and ex- | MATTRESS MAKER WANTED—Mattress maker. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. oe ; Oeir- : “a 3 0 th PARES __in hotel of factory, Ad. B 16, Post-Dispatch. | pertenced general office work; no application | 808 s Morgan st, GIRLS WANTED—Girls to do basting on "pants | Siri md sa 5 wee Oo a a ‘ “ 5 4a nN * DRS BON Pn RE Se ae ee ENE! — - ms - - rt y a adingemainate Ad. A ts _Post- Dispatch. 2 between Laclede and Drsaters._ Apply Bring av.. ANY girl needing friends or help or care throcgh Jeane Cloth! oo Ro 014 Fise ot. WOME} WANTED—Two white women, between rome: ingle of en suite; to g ~ {4 pps = ~~ el sal SHOKKERPER "WANTED _a Const. Co. eetent can find them at the Salvation Army GIRLS WANTED—5S0 giris, on coats, overalls, and milveres arn Sie: ant BO Ressames —_ posure. le; southern 1 \ “ orienc neral laboratory work, ‘TRD—By wholesale grocery escue Home, 3740 Marine avy. Ensign P. Mor- Skirts; pay by the week; can advance to $9; © TIENE parties; CHEMIST—léxperienced in general laboratory house, assistant bookkeeper; moderate salary; | MEN WANTED—16 men; $1.75 day. Juniata and gensen, Matron. “8 _always S steady. 2009 ‘Morgan. Sie #s preferred. Ellington Fant, Friar’s Point, FRANKLIN AV.. 3140—Nicely furnished room. secs es ond floor. southern exposure; all ae *% \ €) >) *.2 ~ Rs ¢ Se oe ; ’ - . rs ee 2 ae : Mo oS Shoe ae a > PE- 77. Pr ) desires posi* fon. Ad. ost - Dispatch. am ae 0 ferred. Ad A 190, P t- 7 Oak Hill ay. M. J. Sulll ivan. = p CASHIER— -Young ‘lady with: experience » would like HOU SEGIRL WANTED—G zirl to do genera: | houne- WOMAN WANTED—Bricht, amart y¢ private family. COLL’ )R—Position wanted as collector or ip erp - COLLECTOR—Pos!tion - BOY WANTED—With one or two years’ experi-| MEN WANTED—Five healthy, strong young men position as cashier in restaurant. Ad. 3318 S.| work; 8 ip family; good place; good wa take ten Fl mond. ——- Lo must write a good hand; to fill — in offee: FRANKLIN AV.. 615—Neatly | a . ! ise; aleo handy with carpenter tools | = esaie i101 arse y rp ence in drug store. Apply La lie and St. to learn shovel- -plate polish ing. St. ule vel Vth at. Tower Greve cars or take Grand av. an ‘teameter } ‘ 7 12 P Di d 4925 Heber pl. Ph in own ancw riting. A 1, t- Dis. rooms; gents or housekeeping; ae eet Syeseunth-2 4 i ie , x - ~~ - Psy “he SF ges ae oe 3 7 re nee Sy Pye oe. 4 AN oe =f Dav oy ga t 7 oat, any BOY “WANTED Strong and reliable boy, about Telephone bldg,. 10th and Olive gool seamstress; more for a gvod bome than| housework; no washing; - small family; light i. 16, as bottler, etc. 714 Pine et MEN WANTED—E —— wages. Ad. A 191, Post-Dispatch. housework. 1163 Aubert av.; Page or Suburban ANTED—Experienced salesiadies || GARRISON AV., 722 N.—Newl furnished trout xperienced men to put up awn- | — — cars. , o for lace deoartment. Permanent room; at your own price; also cher rooms, vB Tyg’ Sr ——.— ee . ee ae Young man, 80, electrician, mar- ROY WANTED—Good. stron boy for ‘drug store. ings; call at once. Baptiste Tent & Awning Co., |; COOK— Sit. wanted by first-class cook; no othee| - Dvethaighiiatine a a d. HOUSEGIRL WANTTD—A girl for general house- position. Apply Famous, Broadway || GRATTAN 8T., 12218. 16th st.—Furn Ole “a vn, Pte *, i zi i te a Por ieee « med, fect. aH Sr Poet Dispeech. bam 2846 Manchester av.. cor. Swing. _ 612 N. 8d st. work. Ad. A 78, Post-Dispatch. ; igh ob — Sa - -—- naenqeemn ; k; small fam! 1498 Stewart pl. sout a exposure ; large; | : ‘ BOY WANTED—Good laundry boy to run steam | MEN WANTED—One competent stair builder, one COOKS—Everyone now employed to make their | "Or =: — and Morgen, third Rear in. ENGINEER— Sit. wanted as assistant engineer ; 16 washer West End Hotel. competent wood turner, two competent cabinet apartments attractive by using our floor paint and | HOUSEG IRL WANTED—Housegirl; small family. cine Hh = - rier hts J EFFERSON AV., 1016 N.—Two large front years’ experience in engine and boller rooms, ae nya kers. tied stati ng Salar t ; ‘ A > y expected, lowa wall finish. Piatt & Thornburgh Paint Co., 7th $436 Hawthe bl... O i Fe a einer grofclase wefetentess a. | PS, WANTHD—In drug store, 6th ot. and Frank: | Fails Mfg. Co. towa Fal, To and Franklin av, BOHR. WANTS et iar ene Bomar SHIRT WAIST MAKERS, cooreaicece, bean Ot eee _Y' its, Post- 1h , y } - A MEN ow N y =" oe ~~ HOU SEGIRL Ww A NT ED 4;irl for general house- eonventenena. bath. c epatch, ms ROY WANT » A THD—Blackemith helpers and black- DE SIGNE R—First- clase designer of. fine gowns 19 has work. 2y0l 8S. Broadway. Wanted. 50 i ed _—_———— ENGINEER. Sit. wanted by licensed engineer, ca-| run WANTED. ftce tay to alicad telepbone and smith heaters. Apply 2800 DeKalb st. fow days at $2.25 per day; ref. Ad. A 46, P.-D.| —— 7 ee ances | ohne also tochesg ONtateee OR HOWE ME-i ts GALIS Ot., scene unfurnished ~ | wnds ; c c : : ¥ - -| HOUSPGIRI WANTED—G! use- ° floor, §7 furnished —— pable of doing bis own firing; can a ref- A 62, Post-Dispatch. MEN WANTE D—25 men Saturday morning on 8th HOUSEGIRL—W anted, sit. to do general house- work; good wages. . 2417 Hy 1th “— = ERLING MFG CO., 1421 Olive st. Head t, $7; one erence; age 31 years. Ad. F 91, Post s ae OE SST gprs om deliver and Locust sts.; $1.75 per day. John A. Lynch. work, cook, wash and iron. 2835 Washington. Hou HGInL WANTED—Y aE ES ar ae a a 30 7eTmMA y to delive " or- ce _- - SHG 4 ANTED—-Youn irl a i DE furnished et bes OLERK—Would like sft. in rooming house. _fers for grocery and butcher shop. 4470 Delmar. MEN WANTED—Ohairmakers and machine hands. | HOUSE KPEPERS—E veryone -now employed’ to general housework; small A to nestet is bis malt Ustekan teen : a.B Db, Post - Dispatch. ba ec > aoetennetenaen Heller & Uoffman Chair Mfg. Co., 8th and How- show the mi stress the bean tiful effect obtained by 2745 Armand st. LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. _ nlences; rent 7 ~ heap —_ ay eed Bice meg any ce, Pena graph printing. Hays" studio, 2 S. Ferters n ay. MOLDERS “WANTED Bench 2 ee squeezer | — Thornburgh Paint Co., 7th and Franklin ay. «o ae W ay A white ‘girl for general Less, 1¢ 2 LOOU ST ST. 1404 Pretty front y 4 a. rolse work: ems i rn TT m 187, Post-Dispatch. BOY WANTED—A hoy for drug store; must live machine operators. Carondelet Foundry Co., 2123 | HOUSHGIRL—Sit. wanted by girl for general McPherson av. a: ee |. a GIRL WANTED —Experienced girl 6n body ma- Board fee ed rates to MACHINIS1 - Sit. wanted as machinist | or ansist- G sand Jef neighborhood. enix Pharmacy, S. King’s highway. housework. 2 N. 20th at. sear Tn, Sa A en a cntne: 4 aothes Money 3 0iF to learn. G ra if esired. ass and Jefferson avs. ———.--—- - --— - OUSEG » WANTED—GiIr! “ . Lange Laun ’ erson ‘ new ant engirveer; in or out of city. Ad. A 188, P.-D. sie liintilitdtiaiiaaien NOTICE— Ali quarry men . and ‘Jaborers stay away | HOU SHR EEPER—Wanted, position by widow with work. 4610 Fads a irl for general house ns : 2 ; won ao nol on ~ ~ Sarton SO LUCAS ee? or niaiee ae airy, ly cleaned MAN Situati wanted as general clerk. book- BOY WANTS D—-White boy, must have experience, from St. Louis quarries, as etrike ts o By | child as working housekeeper; references ex- ciemennginctnsnhieittaniaeies 'RONER Ww. ANTED—E xperienced ladies’ clothes cane p cust st. OUSEWOMAN—Wanted, housework of washing — : sian ress by the montl. Maytield Sanitarium. 117 N. 16tu’st. te _——— | ‘by the day. 2819 Olive at. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house-| >, uNDRESS W OLIV 8 node eon cay furnished trout seems tee “ = ee rr es = ve good union — . ERE Eee work; call Saturday or Sunday. 4518 Kennerly. do bedd in iW ANTED—Competent “laundress t to _sogh » Rouses wey ng, al convenlences ; $2 weekly. >. 4 . 7 in ta. a ee Z. OLIVE ST.. 2724—Newly furnished frent parlor; LAUNDRESS W ANTED—Strictly, first-class laun-| also second-floor front; bath; $2 up bl. war. A saul a we ot a gees LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class laundress to go out SEGIRL ANTED—German girl for house- ' ——aa—etonraicsamern emanate . 2d - — adjoining operator on joints Welling machine. {.m*t. Mon- store. 901 N, Vandeventer. PAINTE RS W ANTED—Ten Dainters; bone bat "tere or these Gaz mail week of bring ae hey work and to help with washing —, oF house- me Ww ANTED First-class laundrese; poses Sen aa ce Bt-class men ne apply; Oth a augh ay. DR pe gg emal} : , nite > fe as een Bo __roe st. BOYS WANTED—Two good, strong boys, with ex- East St. Louis. ©. crake. ‘ _ 204% Laclede av., upstairs. Whe rey. mall family; wages $15. 2106 Lafayette av. = : . ns Ae OLIVE 8T., 2102—Nicely furnished rooms; every- (MAN--Sitaation “wanted by first- class ‘colored ‘man perience at tinner’s trade; must be able to solder - LAUNDRESS—Colored laundreas would like Mon- HOUSEGIRL WANTE D—Girl for general house- MARKERS w ANTED— Ladies’ clothes," shirtwaist thing new; convenient to Union Station; feat such as working around bouse or taking care of well; also cutting Mesker & Bro., 421 S. 6th st. PANTSMAKER W ANTED—First-class pantsmak- day and Tuesday in West End: city refs. 9 S. work; wasbing and ironing put out, 5812 Von and underwear ironers. Peerless Steam Laud- _Teasonable, horres; four months in city; have no refer- : er; will pay from $1.50 up at once. 4153 Olive. 23d st Versen ay. _ dry, 2131-37 Clark av. o1 IVE ST., 1528— housekeep- ence. Geo. Wi!son. 517 8. 234 at. BOYS WANTED—100 bo boys. to work in glass works. sancmasl, - ' 2 ' ; He : ic eae . lark : ne on — — ee — a A. Busch Glaes Mfz.. lain and Der "er fora Sis ee -class (Pantsmak- LAUNDRESS—Wante indidviduel washings to take | HOU tap sad we WANTED—Must go home at night: SHIR iT IRONERS WANTED—Five ng pe om paptetrenes up; at once. ve Fight ear _ $6 per month; open. “aay | West Belle > pl. ' . Miectnctne Bi 8 cote ROOM—Strictly private family would ‘like to =o ing furnished room, t~inet makers; steady work. Apply American work; goog pay. A. Hosenfe'd, 819 Washington. ncaa wining Als "ost-Lispatcn work. 3017 Eads ay. dog! wore two collars; return; reward. 2528 room; first floor; furnished or unfurnished; $7. : » . 1 Co., St. Charles, Mo, art . ore ——— — , , mee * ao - --—— —— ee ee ebert s neers aerate - pert or houseinan; references. Ad. J. Car and Foundry Co ——. | PULLERS-OVER WANTED—Pullers-over on men’s WOMAN- = ge pon ond pee gy, = pA kind, HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Neat German-American —_____________._______. | SIXTEENTH 8T., 826 SN Nicely ‘furnished fromt maak _ It. Tones, "1236 ‘Spruce st. OANDY MAKER W ANTED—Hand- -made rem work. Hamiltcen-Brown Shoe Co.. 2let and Lo- iar aR Wotton c gw. A irs. S..] girl to assist at housework and candy store; one POOKETBOOK—Lost, pocketbook tinge en Pm _Froome, $1 to $2, for men, . . man. O. H. Peckham Oandy g. Co., an to sleep at home. 316 Choutean av. ursday afternoon o'clock, going downtow Seta Aenea ao s10RT _SNIFE CUTTER —Situation wanted by _ Spruce sts. mae i ppamaneymnaratennt " PARA AA ARR RRR RRR RRA P-RA AP - ~—----—_-- — on Northern Central car. Please return 1716 SOULARD ST., sg ag front room tor «1 a a ly et» Set bg ee, or CAR WE Se aay ORE ree PRESSER AND BUSHHLMAN WANTHD—4ood HOU — URL, ee I+-4irl or woman for houee- Carr st. gentleman, $1 per wee , _~ moe . , C = LEPA - pply oot © a presser and bushelman. Apply at Werner [ros.’ wor ‘ arket st. awe REE REET Ty ; ee ne ee - tyro ®, HELP WANTED—FEMALE. mer . __.-. | MARE—Lost, flea-bitten gray mare, 11 yeats old;| TENTH ST., 1437 N. “Neely furnished ball room, room Pen eee pS Tee EWRITIER—Male: ex- eae ane - — st er neces ee : 16 Wards of Less, 10 Conte. HOU SPGIR " we ANTE ED—A gcod girl for —— scar on right hind leg; reward. 4434 Manchester. second floor; cheap’ for gentlemen. ace esires sition. Ad. ’ i OA UPPNTER! NTE wo “nonun on carpen- RESS FEEDER WANTED—Press feeder; one ca- fetes Mbps . ousework in family of two; references required. |“--~- : _ Oe! aa po alain required. Ad-j| ington av. | receive reward. housekeeping; all cowy | , » j —*a i i ‘am ‘a dress ( OH, Loe ispatech. - ' " -— | on : SS . oe Stemestcn house preferred. Ad. A 174, store: must have 2 or 3 years’ experience; come | _ ka Conet. Co/ : . al oo — | HOUSEG IRL, WANTEI)—Girl for general house-| WATCH—WIIl person who took gentléman’s watch | WASHINGTON AYV., 121t—-Two - ote Tos . well recommended, 2001 Olive at. ROCKBREAKPRS WANTED~—Rockbreakers. Man-| COATMAKERS W AN rETD- Oustom coatmakers and work. 3748 Laclede av. and fob left in dressing room of Muth'’s Halil. rooms for housekeeping ; ose busheimen to work in the house Mills & Aver- Thursday evening, please return to owner at 412 WASHINGTON AV. _16365-—Single ‘and connecting BPP BPALOITOIOI IOI a~ . BAAAAAAAA AAA AAA OOOO OS ne , . " a . ¥, chester and Spring ave. ~— . . . i ~ 2? come rg re eg COACHMAN WANTED—Coachman and houseman, ill, Broadway and Pine st. | HOUSPGIRI WAN TE oT )- A} irl “for general house- . y 4 Vv hite ~ private fanilly; cafe borses, cow and SIIOEFN AK PRS W AN’ ie “Tp Two shoemak. rs on . . work. 1730 Miss! S§ mpi a cn ALA AA ld held hm rooms; light housekeep ° COOK WANTED—Good cook. Apply 2934 Pine st. oer" fi completely HELP WANTED—MALE. lawn; best references; wages small. 5649 Von repair’ work. 8. G. Hlodgins, 306 N. 7th at, : ‘SE 7 ~ tome © ELLE PL.. ~~ 4219— 9—Three ne Versen ay. - - wan: mice Ge tae ee ee BUSINESS CHANCES wper |S and bath; West End. ~~ "ANTE COOKS WANTED—2 ehort order cooks tn restau- Wwases; hice home for g 7 MeCasland Opera Honse, East St. Louis, fl. BOARD—So. ¢x., ace nd-story fronts peracid: Ease a v. ‘ e rien e ' - ee N Wo. ‘Oost his — . one es - pH Fd , etn ‘ ‘ ’ . | . ants” es Ss gto 5 ahd La en Pl . ie experience; goed wages. AS lth | STONEMASONS WANTED—Three stonemasons at] 4217 West Pine st. HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl ¢ -—- | PATENT MEDICINES bought, sold, exchanged; | _voard: $10 per weet for two 46 : BARKER WANTED-—A young man to learn the STECEIV OS—We want a shrewd, reliable man in ston ¢ meri fOr general bouse-| dealers sent sist. P. O. Box 544. BOARD—S0. ex., second-atory frowt; P. “ > Glasgow and Lew Ava, . r «Sr . . ” : COUK WANTED—A girl to cook, wash and Iron. work. 4020 Faston ay _trede at Tid" Market st. av oe - Peg ot see F RN Aer oma ggg a ; , + Sopris | board: $1« week for two. Ad. A x : oy ety fem ariual service: references required: | TALUOR WANTED—Tallor to work in the house; } 4340 Pine et HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house. | WILL build you a house 20 per cent cheaper; dead- he ae met be BARRERS WANTED—Two barbers. 1427 Frank- per day fi good job to right man, 4158 Olive st. GOOK WANTEL--Good woman cook for restan-| Work; small family; good wages. 3134 Pine st. ~ ae plan free of charge. Cail 4028 Shenan- BOARDING— Very nicely. furnished —. ory Se Ss ' yt roo o pe ad “aa. : . poxlage for reply. International De tective — r t woe Cc uteau av : Sh . , ir to ork j » ho , an cn houtea ; ,oMer . Milwaukee. Wis. TAIL On WANTED-—Tallo: f work in the house; HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Colored girl for general y 7 PLP LS ily: terme moderate: 2 gentlemen —_—Experienced teamster, Ad- house. $37 Morgan | FTOUSMUIRIL WANTED—Gitri or wom man to assist | CIGAR STAND—F or sale, ier, stand, Rialto CLARK AV.. “ gaa2- ~Large - > a. Aeeeten dress T. KR. 5., SLOA BS. 1sth st a . x, ry = , at ae in general housework: ¢ in f suilding. 8. 7th st. room; two gents or Saisie! wi ee Banner WANTY1)—Good young barber: guaran. | DISUWASHER WANTHD—Man- for washing ———— | COOK WANTED-iood girl to cook in family of | Ph _gygs h — at amily. Inquire at’ } tee $8. with boord; Saturday and Sunday; no| “ishes. 2uz2 N. Broadway. UPHOISTPRER WANTED—I eaeeseeees Goes) 45 geod. wanes. 4404 Fine st | WS Seats, Ser ee. wt | cach; amg Sngie reem , ‘ - - . wages to right man. Clinton junge and Mat- Km . te HOUSEGIE 74. ‘ . if rd: rea- B854—Ty % WANTEI sirl for nl: enak ; ania SEGIRIL, WANTED A. ot rong gir pe feed store an armers’ ya OLEV FRLAND AY., . ler c pi. | OOOK WA — Gi or plain king an J house - 3120 S. Tth ong girl for gene ral) son for selling. Ad. B 30, Post- Dispa ch. owning modero bome will rent room | _ student, 1124 (oes ay. DISHWASHE : oe = ASHYR WANTED—A_ sober and steals trees Facto oO : : oa) Tine. rees Factory, linton, Ind work; no Washing; no churning or baking; $15 housework. GROCERY—for sale, small, ~— grocery; dally OK AY.. 3040 Furniabed or will invoice; good reason for selling. COOK with board. SR ier Wet — ) P t arket at. Wusber: 883 week. 914 N. Grand av. BAKER WANTED—Barber for Saturday and Sun- man dishwasher. Fritz’s Lanchroom, ce tae ; ; =~ mes VALNISHER WANTED— Ap yplr Saturday. I. DD. month lake yel. WwW suburbat “ar. ry Je day; steady work; geod man $817 Easton _ | DRUGGIST WANTED—PFiret-clace prescription Lawnin, N. O. Neilson & Co., Sth and &t. Charles il diameont, . : "Ee eign is. | HOt a yea ar te Honscaie woe haarding sales, $25; BAREER WANTED—Barber. 217 XN. 142m at. druggist; must be familiar with German; good ‘ed wal 7 | mn Ee hes Agente onion. il Chestnut st. noe init) WANTED —Baed ; , wages. Ad. A 73, Post-Dispatch “ = WANTED)—Experien walter at 831 |) peWMONSTRATOPS WANTED—Ladies, expert- HOUSEGIRL WANTET: ood hovusegir! to work; > : tt - ox K AY.. olce A —patver or sieady work or; — . . - s 1 sf. enced: per = et nt: good ealary for bri | ~ ay Aiur --Woman fet wmerat —— om thy - — re foum, with board, for. ture store -J31 Franklin ay. month ee eS ' sihaeiaeis t st. weed; with or without taols, 2820 Cave, | Ackenhansen & Bro, Leavenworth, Kan. WREOKPRS WANTED—25 wreckers at 2d and] 5 1VixG noont GIRL WANTED—For resiausane pag PAPER BRANCH—For sale, paper branch, | ice } Cc «ml Contract Cc on ~ . . —, newly equipped ——— COOK AY., ee eee niday. Apply arke : Ss YOUTHS WANTED—100 youths, to work in class Locust st. work; $18. 4341 West Pine st. rant; good tusiness; $350 cash; good Treason. __Souple or gents ear EE * Ad, B » teh. - S&S, Fest Deape OOK AV.. , , —Unle ' } ‘ ork A. Busch Ghean Mfg.. Main and Dorcas. abate yup ys WANTY —Union barber; steady work. ore ees et ee ~+¥ ee ERD* |... Sie cncapembentaaaeanaes stan DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED—Good ‘dining- HOUSEGIRIL WANTED—Wowan or girl for bouse- eS Sed “ A $4 dull-finished cabinet photo cut to §2 doren.| room girl, 3204 Olive st. work; no washing or ironing. Apply 3039 Bell. | SAWMILL—For sale, a half or whole interest tn a with board; all conve.; #0. pater sawmill of 20,000 daily copeey mill sow 3 ONS eS nme T Open Sund : “bac Virest-clara; Friday, Satur- HOUSEROY A ANTED—A good boureboy. Apply | _Lexow Studio. 1630 Franklin Cb _Opes Sunday. DISHW ASTLER w ANTED—Woman to wash dishes, | HOUSEGIRLS WANTED—Two girle for bousework| operation: an abundance of close to mill. | DELMAR Bl, er THI. BOA) 116 N. and kitchen; good wages; call at once. 5130 476, Jetasesa. ex. men only; evuthera 4 Banven, WANTIHD—At once; steedy job; no stu-| GLAZIER WANTEI)—An experienced glazier. 8«. . ow - ee eee + and Sandny; steady If suited. 304 | Kd Pine LANE ; ‘Apply 1004 ¥ HOUSHMAN WANTE! seman for prt- IRON MOLDERS. plea " WaMiEDIbiaC mbar Ww I II eS anne a sale. Se and j0e store; 9500 work ena Fg DELM Bl, WANTED. Union shop. oe D—Colored how vate fami + i muet underetand milking: give ref- Iron molders on housework. ~ Apply Globe Iron Broadway. How SEK PEPER WANTED—Girl t assist tin cash business; reason for se!ling. 5. “Wnt AR | Pe semen wages. Bp. St. Louls. front and rear rooms, _ BS, Post- - Dispatch b rk i ; ANTED For Saturday and “Sunday, oF - and Foundry Co., 0th aad Victor sta. DISHWASHER WANTED— Ousekeeping; family of two; good ColMnsville av. East | wages earnnte Lon O'Fallon st. JANITOR (WANTED —First-clase | man as Janitor FE NE a at 202 X. sth a A A woman dishwasher Burd ay. tak | Prem ce, Poe Ry ‘ tor horse pply with reference | e : HOUSEGIRL | WANTED—Good girl for general % WANTED soak hertal:, Mapip ioe ahora ceniraaned | KITOHPN MEN BASIN we, me work in carperters. Good wages paid. ‘Be o Ea Peckham Candy Mig. nOvaroin Sas : ‘ian ner 1% hotel ietteben:; work, Bridge Motel, 3d Brecht, 120) Cass av. : PR SE bp L WANTED—Gini for general” house- Booms of al, Kinay booghh ane apa, Call oe oad 1) a SES dint, WASTRD-IO Reta ot - |S es geen BS pg A wa —e “ he ae SP neh “Wd : ie Sal yy Be i ee Fee ‘ a? Sah eee Sees: : Neo ee es et eT

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LUCAS AV., 3212—Newly furnished rooms, with | 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents. | ee a a board; al! “conveniences: niso day boarders, EE EN RE a Meni ; LUOAS AY 2730—Handsome room with board if) POR RENT-— Entire necond floor, with hes and | PERSONAL SUNDRIES. 4 paired ; he " comfo light, Willbranat, T Olive « ; ~ , “ ° ee en ata F See ol Rath. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. 103 Acres Just West of Park and South of Washington Uni- L UCAS AV... 3421—Nicely furnished, cool rooms; | ¥ i, = KLIN AV... 510—80x90 feet: . we ate pe ante 60h aa ea ret-class board. se oOnton:"’ three ato; les, ; » fin we" piace ~ frown a satuie and air Inanire at 10010 400 Se ay “~ prints if MeGi'! & (* ™ 4° ] N 11 f st. \ ersity . 54 . LUCKY ST. 0 ee room. Fas and bath, | Kieln & Tiffany, trustees were BUSINESS CARD for &] 1000 ar ——- | e or without boar gentiemen only : — gserey SA EN ur per ae ' are y . ° ---- : -| PRANKLIN AV... 519-—Large store renee ee & Cc.. Quick Printers, 416 N st, 47¢ Acres West of Pennsylv 4 f SMMGAN WE. S58T-—Cor. Grand and Morgan; good | | these Bone; ihe tana aThe, MORE and mone: |S Ce. On r eet ylvania Av., West of Washington _ boarding “house ; large vard | ises ry epg: GOLDEN SEAL een . Fou ene geek aan ae Universit P : ' ’ or PeALs entoliy Regulator (price &1 per ° MORGAN &T., 2904 Hardsome 2¢-story ‘root | MARKET st. M0. 228 : hox: tf will ‘tively relieve in fr @ te 5 5 roam with board; use of parlor and plano; 815 a! scott & Farrar. ; hestnut ef ' she ee hone yon muet he «or: mannfaciure “*) cA . roam Pan 8 © ut who have thetr name and neal atenspe 3445 Acres Southwest Corner Skinker Rd. and Delmar Blvd. payee | NP. GS oat; —4‘ormer 5 le: Jarg Ti Ox; Peware o mi fon Golden Sea) o* wo ST.. $523-—Rooms and board; family ho- Poom, «oachroom and al! onven — ae Co... 2°11 Morgan et : Toule igtboes tel. ‘elephone © 1173. 0 nlm ott _—_——~ PINE ST (Oh } 1s r late yin ft are ; } A TpT\ ORC! eeenr: ! PAmoric lew re alila s t ne 4 a * 2 M ; ae ee er | TNE ST. CORN Pk on aor: plate ¢ and tre DORON werkec promot ry Hable attorney | We can offer these tracts now at a price that will enable purchaser to deuble _ board; for one or two gentlemen; $16. | a ieee; low : ent. Thomas Warren, 2 2a ney. law office 2002 Olive st.. second Noor. money in a very shorttims. This is the World’s Fair lecation. OLIVE ST . 42804—-Rooms with or without board: | “~“worownrnv NPP PAAAAAD OL . PREF treatment diapcnaare f OO Er ORR a f . peu : or private « se1see a , 107 N. Oth . all conveniences, references exchanged HORSES : Y te.. either sex. OLIVE ST. 1606—Conrecting perlors: also second- | ” AND V ENMICLES. N announcement to- ladies! ere is only one | REALTY d ' tory front; good hoard; references ex: yanged. 14 Words or Lees, -) Cents ! ohn rolden Seal female reen!] ator: sold us- an jo is ay sala 1181 Kin aah C 968. f J onadie; all conveniences. , a nag is handled with best results: vears , » otal — ca cack eo nt, ee wen CE Ce | COLUMERUS RUGUY C " of all des: Tip- | expe.; competent attres Ro] ‘Chetan ae ears ot N ‘ ‘ET OLE ING C At t snt coor f ts t WASHINGTON AV., 1508— Nice ly furnished rooms, | tions al sale in * wis onty br t becker. DR. MAI | eh hs Sp ~~ a : Ho rte ae = r- vine and te. | gy teh tien ae ae | 2 ; yr Jobn ek nr Pm manele ' atl ie An ' eo | te ‘ to j te ng, Pw n - , 2 oo ; ‘ene oe . . . iy, week or month; gents only; $1 week up | 2004 Morgan st. di i be misled by the name, traine faldes. | 7 Neer ee Le fopasement ; laying. . Easton sad 1 pdleten. Lindell "374 M; Hetty Green. Jr., 8 years old, of 522 Piggott avenne, East St. Louis, Mt was t Imbin go . ’ ' ae ' pare pav in work infants | Kin} yeh I> lata ht | | | 1, AT 12 NOON named for Mrs. Hletty ‘ ireen of New Y ork, the w orld’ 8 richest woma | | 4, VO) .Photographed by the Post. ‘Dispatch. WASHINGTON AV., 3420-—Nice second-story front | — ete idomtes! lies in tron Toom, with board; references pare daa * sal | and cov red Agen, | ~ = St GLOBE STEAM C. C. CO. takes up, cleans and | ! | felays carpets; lowest prices: wort gearantesd. | 4 "i COR Little Hetty Green, Jr., of Eeast St./ tle Hetty had not suggested it. One day > é A. ARTICLE (“hea pest i i a, ee eee ~~ ee eee WABHINGTON AV., 3142. Nicely furnished rooms at Adolph sateen? tht, - Page am os ee 8; DR. ELLA ALLEN ‘male «pec aare* ; “ ' ', eaful experfen. Saint ee 3l30 Olive st Kinloch C 1466, she said. Louis Was Named for the Richest ‘Mamma, I'm going to write to Mra. single or en suite; with or without b ard; reas. | war “~y AION Far aale fin . = “—_ ; : e, , ‘ pms. fe a ate . ‘. ~~ : ; : : - ' ‘ ‘ ae . ' ATE, tent? ' et Mabie, In- | * only steam carpet works on North Side is Cree just f f steer, us or un. sg min Pl, 2010 Large aide room; With! alan vhean hare —s win er ‘OPO te : et é‘ yy I . re boar« urnisahed fi 1s )oox de e ' eR Say, — ; wee “I an, howtan : “thy sds JB, eNnse | i “agile 112 Str. Charies; 3c per yard, bes . aa Paes + me OF Unfurnished; moderat ; Chest : con ® prove its reliability: tt lwen- |, largest in city ' TWELFTH AN » OLIVE Woman in the World and Has * childish simplicity prevented’ me _— MIS. PL... 4190--Flegant vecond-story | Rs ' = “ar ; . een ee RRO R TION edict attention; | fr opposing her and this is wh s a a ets HORS) vey Pp wages 80s an} eS ‘ea sond = live st | WORK WANTED-Honsecleaning carpet cleaning. Written Her a Letter. ; ” ; “ wise front room with beard: eoruer house: rots rences } re s% . 7 . i . , 4 J Pas "enay rit : i a l; vi “4 \ thi ‘ . ; " ‘ -. HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED. | _} & felend and tirst-cia lical adviser and. gr: eee ere | TERMS: Cash or one-third cash, balance ; , one) 3 SIAL NOTICK—Wanted, bids on painting ibree per cent per annum interest. The old |@aughter of Mrs, Lona Green, a young | Full ef love, HETTY GREEN. a4 Words or Leas. 2o Cents. HORSE ‘or sale, gentle black tea ‘ carriage | ay - by _ e ils knowl to womankind | Pp 5 . i Sa ust xt tan ies sabia, we Teg Bon cris Lawton ay Me rehants' Hotel site. For further inform- | widow. ‘ is a pupil of the second | it ‘hilt’s mother had her make a ven f —— een ee — ' ivan ys = ae yu 1h) , , ~ ~ . a . & ViAT ~ ANT "1. Hive Poeun: meni eaeyt 17 Th, HWorsv 7, “a > arce ley , - STEELE Adtran al see , ne .7 ewe on sanitarinim ‘ Ee ‘ i . i uN ‘ _ tilect tro for cleanlig ion apply to i . i oil hie . j i , *T he ‘ hil i rest bd; permanent tenant*pAd, B23, VP Themas « “od WADY WITDDUY a rents’ straw and laiies’ sailor hats, for sale at CHARLES A. ROBINSON, Sapery thy , are » geet: asi ~ “lot the letter. It is well written in the ver » 3 me ear Pee I A | vy MALIN PE -125 live st.: ourd | leadi: store lSc per bert R95 (* str) : pretty and precocious child cal stvle, whie do t e FLAT Ww ANTE 4 oF : ma and bath: jor HORSES For " 115%) its a is : : r . it i Aa i ; } Pi . : ? ae ahids ’ " 4 ra ’ ‘ 7 an \ ri . ‘ Pl > i - - . rr a .¥ Po | : . e * Ad, M B2, Port-Dispate: 1, Main | for all cases, ” Blidig., Olive st oO postoffic Pas aoe frust Bidg., icenary design or any parental hope of | ving py FLAT Ww AW’ re @ of 4-room aoe 4 = wer PONTES— } r pale. ee f Shet's ' . sour yy T ‘ i rt or 2! ve give a “v z ae. Special Ommissioners, . as ie eer ~* . | : ried couple. Ad A 170, Post-Dispatch. — © | lady or child cans dr Vad Pendieton 4 L ING NDE WI T\ 2741 Olive St ' tailor-made suit (ladies or gents), we give, ring, | FRANK M. ES STES, Attorney, ‘Saepeee lal recognition is e woman of, »but daily expects it. Her first mye fd = pine PONY—For ma a a : Pr 14a LVL VV GAA L/, vate, secluded, Ii- |} 80! itch, sewing machine, bat, shoes, 706-7 Carleton Building. mibions. | the postman on his morning roun PLAT es AN TFT) 4-80 at; must Mot cost more | oe enone | 95) ee es ) S| eemed ‘ettee tet SAdieet Metis and Guttan. confine st ce; $1.50 In toys for 10¢ - , “We named ber Hetty, after Mrs. Green,’ | “Has my letter come from Aunt Hetty’ 7 ovay By ne ee ee ee O. | ---- ‘ent. Established forty years. First-class stte: PAARRARARARARARARAPRRARARARAAARAARAA | LOTS—For sale; Olive st., south side, west of | Said the mother to the Post-Dispateh, “be This is iittle Hetty’s first year im school, : as AB mar et tpn STOIKM bnegies. Krocer, baker r, bute , maumdry, nand honest treatment. Written guarantee in «# le, and adjoihing house 4354, 125 foot, in| cause we considered her a truly great wom- Her mother patiently taught her the rudi- . HOUSE WANTED—3 , room dwetl'ing arice milk, pedd'er undert, ket order and light adver- | case tespectable homes found for infants free. | « suit Marviand av., north side, eas ‘an. notwithstanding the many adverse crit- | ments of English at home. She could vara. 8. Dietxeit, 2646 Le Salle : | “| tising wagons; also a iieht truck spring stake | Successfull reats all irregularities. Consultat BICYCLES. : icisms that Have been passed upon her. and do simple sums in arithmetic at the -- a ‘ wagon John Tov'inka, 1406 7th st and advice free Ladies in trouble, eali or write. mo HERR MANN R. E. CO., 1127 Chestnut st. l'his wealthv woman was not notified until |age of 5 and wrote a beautiful hand at 7. HOUSE “ge Se wr 14 Words or bees, 20 Cente e ‘ |= : i FE WANTED x «a even rooms, south of | Heap oppor anle atvlis . oc ae EXPERIENCED midwife roceir ladie we] Ps bi er Bg ' a | EO OOOO re ~~ la few days ogo that she had a namesake | She lias committed almdést 60 peems which A ‘o = > iecteee ah ike ‘ aaie, { i ra 4 eimatl eat’ NCE nik . receives ‘ s f ' le ee a a ee ee a a - . : , 1. . -. 9 2 : é‘ “ — A ohpae as! ui : i hmnent tenant: oun % tisk nannie « residence oo), SS +) at hours BICYCLES Por gals yy oy es, different makes: iin Kast Sst. Louis, and |! don't Know that gne recites with ease and grace. Ne ‘eo ne ce. y dd. “ve bia? teh VEMICI Is i ’ Mo , , ‘ CO I “a ti . a a. oe be» iVu a0) 1 : ; . . * a : : { - 7 4 : } — . ] ‘ . } 7 infor ~ ot atl tn elie > = ad ee a ee port inity here: ere ; » " , 4 ROOM WANT! » i a widow lady, wee, fal ‘rson ay , ' ling Office houre® 10 to 2. 56.,A DI VOR CE secured pro ym ptly br reliable attorney, _ 5653 Garfield av.. 4r frame, 380x170 $1309 | keep tn the family. We are willing for AW wishel room, with gia stove. for light hous SALSA LPS — PPP PPP PGP — _ | — ra | Law Office, 1002 Olive st., 2d floor | 5655 Garfleld av... 3r frame, 30x170.......... 1100 an out-ind-out exchange with no strings v, rrr sw | ' - | S71: Garield av.. Sr brick, 30x170.. 1600 tied to the out-going commodity, ‘ Perhaps we'd like to trade our stove keeping, or large or one or two, smal! furnis ~ ~ POOP PNP NP NIE Pt | ae | 220: nd 2203 Olive #t.; rooms. 24 floor; private family; southern par ViiS.\. f clea mele Shee f-me e ape lal. | DEVORC Es ~ ob ‘tained promptiy, quietly, moderate : 57% furfleld ay 4r frame, ; 7 13K ea Ad. n O45, Post Dispatch. N! Sor sy Wy Tr ANE EovU S WAN TS. | “ ! s Mie | ? = r justitute in the elty: *}) 7. er ‘tlo pol rT? ne ade - Garage vases handl: sdeeniiodtindin eg ay ns AS . war — “ween ‘mehine, | Where satisfacciou is guarante or ney refond AN Al and an easy and cheap way is to borrow) 57 ‘ote ill te, 4r frame, et ee OO | WEDDED AFTER EX ‘CHANGI/ IG dozens are doing {ft every day. Find RooM WV ANTED— Ww ith private family, by re-| HANI) PRESS WANTTH! ecoml-hand Washine wf att uble call or write; patients met! money from us on your furniture or piano or any | 57: aes Gr frame. : | ve tb eb h, fine! youu man, southestern exposure. Ad 1) | ton hant press, 11 KO d condition Address Pur / pt stati good ‘security Wo “will ‘oan you any amount you ’ ‘ eltiiante . 4r frame. ; ” * We eek Pike ohio Pe Es t . hs yiggeens ay. 20 wants w at you have 88, Post-Diepetch. } chasing Agent Post “Dispatch a lati DS PALAALDALIN DD | OH for any length of time at the lowest rates. | S74. © Brilliante, 8r frame, 30x17 _ and has what you want, and the deed is ———a 6 DPA 7 7 7 : . PPP PDP LD DD I I I OE _ fils of - kind we il] ‘ you ‘ot illiante. Br frame. : 7 - Te. . ROOMS WANTEI Gentleman wants two nu nfar | PADI PARED AAP RADAR RARAARA® | if you ow Anng Bsa 7 one! — a renga h Brillias at Stame.. +d hae 'A WONDERFUL TALE OF WEALTH | i ia haa one cure eee nisbed roome or wil! join party in taking house} | ? S toate eae tik>. as fan can make Wout ewe terme | e , “BIZ Chest | at i ~ Of Bat. Ad. A 107, Post-Dispatch MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALF. | wants or Sonos 9 Rap Nate Yep E>. 0b Feucin wake Fone ee Te cs Nes SES Be worcase ag IN WASTE PAPER. hy, and that is ho sdvetcne Sa , ‘ . 14 rds or Less ) Cents. eh ~aone ns at or e =s . fine medetn house, with ry | tee 4 ROOMS “WANTED—2 unfurnished roome« “ teor | 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. pe oi ee te , s we sans é i lal treatme it oe oe sain oo, 6 a ee ' ™ etal and %0-feot jot: excee rly | t of the | ‘ost-Dispate h.. It will cost reome; bath, gas for cooking: weet or ani } ’ — . r ~ x RICH lA Ds. the only expert stage dancing 4 ‘7 — us, ®ll ALAIN asd BM, & it | . hat o cent @ word, ant you can tell “or sale, duebill lor 20 . »* acon oat thitdas fAiai vu Oll ‘ ’ ; ie one : 2157 : ™ ‘ S-room brick hor +. it ' hs ' cou W T in as few , ds i in tue see ly pupil, Esmathiida NATIONAL TRUST CoO., ‘ De s | a 1D. . . . ynat vou an ‘ wor as vou re- A. Digvatci 4 | he |Showing What Can Be Done in the} “quire. A word to the wise is a diction= ‘ ca. me 2700 Si. Lauis ay on 1! Main 2764 M : " * rir , ' el j , .: ; ries t le) en " ‘ ‘ » oesiid A sant} : ' > . ail . new. m al. silk gimp, Cincinnati, a8, Mook Bros., 2 sa good security, weekly or monthly payments; also oe 95900-2900 cash, $26 munthiy, intludes brands The 1° assortine it Ni le with no children; part of flat or dwe eit | DUBBILA. i; ; | sa ity . . . " , } rj re} a in vu: }] ‘* lie 41 i at . ‘ ne ’ . " : > " . - do nt. Ad, A! purchase on pinny; wil licheap. A ' rry, at Columbia Theater this week. Address ary 20) Mermod-Jaccard Bldg. ‘RRMANN. mr R. FE. CO.. 1127 Chestou j : | 7 A TN... " F ~ = es % i js i sr" \ . a | FISH HOOKS-— 10,000 doze . ay of Making Desired Exchanges enc PAAR DADS OOASA | I Ops HOUSE—For_sale, 1374-76 Temple pl., near Page; Way of Ms 15 4 Fes ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. Sneck, Sproat, Limerick, Nibbier, hand-made, al - . Pentee..'s = >. | diseount, storage and moving vans for bire. Kin- , eter nen & to %: or see me at office. 10 to , . »| THEATRICAL—Wanted, at te c* math h D1027.. Young & Lyons. 8211 Dilve street. | interest: open © te ov; Or Oriel bidz. Post-Dispatch. i ; reife good references; perman: Broadway and Locust, dozen; single and double, g ‘ver, Wil a) SAR N yardeus, balls ‘ONE “NT los on furniture, pianos or any : ; & Mow lr. Kk - ( ONI IDENTIAL oan mn I y 7 room brick: hat . finishes | a atti - rise ‘ Advertising in the loch ph ayer a ' tichardaon, bulider rh 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. Fim pgp ee & ng —ypy he >; all kinds: good pay, long eng ents: cal ewe ee ’ nes Banga cad . > vy oat a ae - 7 } yo | : , ° ; , - | : ° . - re Lh: tyle. om and fee ne * Dea.t linmietiate:s (sTAaUVGHIN fhe SCM, Ve LOANS neg tiated on furniture planos or any | ° “hr ny : ‘ etweet arth Marker | BOARD W ANTED- Koon and be var by refined } + niik line poles aml Tree rathe , iif (bilive st \\ ant, alec, pa»ritutye. deub! Vigil, per: sonal prop c rty at ba per cent per annum, coa- Hie M “I e. pi ‘ pe ~ re iline Pv a oy oat man; private fu) mily referred ; referenve , B23 N. Gth et.. next to IL ope-siide trombone and tuba. denutia Notary Public. 906 Chestnut st. . -e , ang ; ag ' _ exchanged. Ad. A 18%, Post-Dispatch . | AAAAAAANreeesnssaseeaes esas eee eee oe : . ; BOARD WANTED— 20- f 1 board | FIXTURES—For 762 C eee eee? | MECHANICS’ FINANCE Co, lends money on fuf-/| anangh Bros.. S02 Chestnut story trent Trownn ans weil sae Vis Uv Sais, § ; X res. - ‘ | niture pianos and se wihg machines w ——— Pe- | A AAAAAAAAAAMBAMMAMAA MMA IN : ? ; . . a LPS . _ preferred. mia. A f. ie | HOUSEHCLD GOODS WANTED. moval: inontbiy pazment dive. if pal detore | AAAS RARRRAREP LIES . 04, ; ost-iMepatch, | vevar as ' : : | i@: busine: “ MH Olive st.. r 200) oor, : Ick BOX—For sale, fine _~ c les DO; ey ; On; | i Words or Lers, 20 Cents. due; business con. fn REAL ESTATE WANTED. mifecher a aed a en ‘ ~ = ~ , —~ ey ah he . ' am : MONEY loaned on furniture and pianos in reei 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents DARD WANTED-— Second story front room and suitable, for grocery or butch Vem SWAT. | , NE sor yousg Mechanic; private family; South) Few en’s TOOLS—For sale, complete set or | 41 kinds furnttur : pt “ ” “eatp at contents dence or in storage. 4427 Margaretta av. : =" : ' “ ises res buughi; highest price os = ‘ hoi ) e without sSe- | | nlley made: 25s120. Car- st Ad. A SO, Post-Dispatch BDRDDADBOIS DAO DAO OO OD PPO ODOR . . : : curity; easy payments. ‘Toiman, room S8V1, 211 | ceeane e ay a | ' FEATHERS WANTED—Old feathers; pay 45c 1D.; N. 7th st. : WAN TED—West ¥ ESIGENCE Now, \ | : . . cf . FLATS FOR RENT. SEW ELRY. On a Mor sale. lot of fine jewelr'y, send postal, S. Batavia, 112 N Vth at. - “a . | mn fur ° clocks, Ofiiainents and stands. 220 N. Main at *' STALEY'S PLAN allows you to repay ivan o liae -Cleg : CHEROKEF ST., $107—Just the thing for young fountain; cheap: at 5841 Manchester ay Post-Dispatch monthiy rate; discount if paid before due, }usi- SE QO, OOO, : > ; ry) 7 cae ‘ae =n yp sh le that wante a nice, comfortable . four anes ———— ~~ | ness confidential. See Johu W. Staley, 002-008 take of letting a od Thing give | wow new. ane ine: tales } porcelain bath and closet; $18. STOVE REPAIRS for any old stove. Send posta) | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED—All Kinds of | penoist bldg. cor. 9th and Pine sta. Heawis : the slip. We fail to embrace our op- ? onde ant. oid ™=aA ct Sey : -| to Forshaw, 111 N. 12th st. ‘hone C 7 | household goods bought; full value. Jones & ‘ a OL aliey tf - ey ) | ids and. odd len Bren $i. ee ee eee ee weter: |g » : 1143 Olive. Main 157; © 742 | A.A.A.—If you bave pice oe oF = 7S COS . . portunities, = i : embraces = hile . “ao age erga bi! ‘ ° , ‘i ” " " bn lees : ‘ Sf 2 7 Pic mrow me hey rom wus NO puyv Cc v : : . + 7 . rmnoar sone . “7 S 10) , : , spades 4 rae ror uel | ngs heeensianl Ta fain ie ( ein fe Narn y oo 7 rtic | HOUSE HOLD GOODS! buy furniture, stoves, caf- Nu inconvenience. No mortgages , ublished Sl ' Willv and M: ave two musical | oes) . | ‘1? iM? : if ~ ate = ‘ yO ‘ v » | . - - _— a > + » " : = . £4 AV. 4500~ Beay.iful 4 room 1 flat: bath, iran aris pulleys: meke H. wes , amen. 9 | pets; carloads, stmall lots. Rice, 2217 Wash st. Rate of interest and payments lowest to city; -- ae —\« And the exchange fever is better f€ ; — ‘ paws | ;' ods yas PADALPLDALI IPI ~ LN /™ the spring , . water ete, ; in good cond! Uon ; $16. Post-Dispateh. | DIGUEST price paid for furniture anu feathers. | goods remain in you ssession. ‘k] monthly | ODO s ty ; fever, for it pays to cat : "is ealin “me Walton avy.: send postal | Loans can be paid back by weesiy or me y AUCTION SALES a vear the house is OvV6@P- SHENANDOAII “AY. 4028 Mode rn fiat, 8 rooms, TU BING, RTC For sale 1) feet brass phe umativ | Bensinger, vst mann ilar Se , payinents In amounts to suit JOUT CUR YERISuee. | FINANCIAL | ~ ; overs thing is hauled ver newly Mecorated,. bot and cold water; $25. tubing, two floor cone, with standard; two large) | PAY the highest price for furniture, feathers, | Our plan makes repayment oe so eu biel “We | : i Words of ahi m OE Zi the house. Some things are hauled vut, ir nn Bp: iit pull ° ys. ake it} offe: k neiveer ff “DV. ' —_ ] ] nee. old eons ave me hefore xe ing; : rou do bot em barTass yt iTse n any wa! : tg OQ AL AL ALL AL AL AO 1 4 “ - 7” * 4 ¥ : s - ERY ST. 2719- i— Three large rooms, two “_ s rm: mn ee nF ag ee e 427 Washington av. | give liberal discount ae n paid before due, if you ’ BB ll bay or s rou ou FF fliumefkranz & » not needed any more. Out cen, in new _modern butiding, $9 and $10 w ns ail on ce e ay aekiahed send postal. Bensinger, 1627 ashing pom are cov entt ee teeten or Lalenienne i wi. ete 5 IBD» i - a ; | this hauling and overhauln = - i . aii y «6 clas g iis ’ 4 — ways . . 7 ‘ . c >e> -. ‘ "a ‘7 shy « ray ™ e re) o , ae | ro fee > a - . - : os . as . ‘ a , ~~ A ; ‘ c% " ‘ele Pm | ' : nw PARRA PIPER RRL r IDE As al T 1 Bi en RAGE (A4)., | we pur ants Reaceenctihe on ata ts, . as oN. PLP PDLA LPP Dd PPPS st Opportunitic to speculate to a can egy Eee Soweee and fate and make po etrictiy up-to-date; wil] seli for $20 to u ake O GOODS FOR SALE 914% Olive st., room! Telephone B 434. celve ar we f I ment of the Post ™ 14 Words or Less, - ents c } tained from us without any delay [amines | - , i : ' ~ ; an be optainesr rom ts . . 14 Words or Less 1) " hink f tr? NW ; PAPALPPAS YS ne *» — Ye . SAA AA esses ee ; ~, ~ ~- . le e ne ts. thu Ss Fre € am f/f ? ‘ , boty > va eS SEN oO “ ot ong ago a ws AAPA Lous PRRARAP AA ~ made up in wee *kiy or mw ti wily J iyvinen C)} i — ar ~ . — Q ~ _—— - , - — —. : orifa 1 € Wurniture. dacing loam at @ ath payment Mi } usiness P aced V/ IN \ A gvan ag I arie 7 : é Er EEO ‘. . ~er @ Wits rou ial Bh a bureau drawer - HED HOUSES FOR RENT. MUSICAL. in our bat ads guarante ni the hones MM Pio, oe math Pipes , me os IE Fm returned from the office, and he laughed iy: Fs Clatborne DL, Webs! 7. ear Mne; open’ BAHY GRAND goed. as new, “$a 4); mgQuare pianos, | Ad 167, Doat-Dispatch a imber - prices are right and ar terms! who is barred | ‘tee an pte ancl V as the et « es; phoue | ‘ | e eT sTOVOR, ’ i ein the m out ov i‘) Sid): SOTLEe 4 oil Ril ._- . r “ P eax f yon want a fair, pie bey e deai, come ion ni a fair I i VV 4 es) I ules, ent m ‘ ts mate . ; : . ‘ ‘ : . IAN AY. 9 | ty or uprights ey165 t » 1 are FURNITURE—For sale, at warehouses New son io us maT "Teron tansacted in our private offices. | aoceente, aanuities and collateral of all kinds.) AMERICAN STORAGE A IVING CO., 231 : , +953 Pish ae * Ma - - BE room furnished house; good epecial bargains this Week at F, G. § nfr..| . Storage Co., 2212 to 2219 Wash st., new furni- SEW YORK FINANCE 207 DOS *! No preliminary charges. se: a ee Mey ae AS gh ase “ f the rubbish? he aaked, jabanttary plumbing, furnace. Ht. Stone. | 1012 Olive st.,,A. BE. Whitaker, manager. "| ture, stoves, carpets, misfits, rugs, tile, enamel | 2004.0 (ia Fellows’ bide, 9th and Olive ats. | JOMN MULMOLLAND: rome ” Mal ‘A. W..8, feiona ‘I thought you might be Ghie soem — 22 - and ginec-lined refrigerators, al! high grade, at ee ' , oll Cagttry bidzg eo — = oe AaRGuA' : => 8 OF something you want, very low prices; accoul unt low rents; cash or time. CONPTIDENTIAL ke ans ob fi 730) itur or piadave, - PPL PPD POPP Pn PVD poe D> ‘ ; . if . i cuflaien, clean; chazideilers; reasona)le touch and finish; the hatey tone is the sweet. | FURNITURK—For sale. bedroom suit, wardrube, residence or io storage 43 baston ay - 5 sT] t lenry «' felis oriug “By Jing: ith ju ‘t try that. il ade. | est and most musical ever produced, and is found rance why her safe. chairs extension table, par- A PRIVATE PAR’ C Y loans money on furniture; EDUCATIONAL. ane bole pr rat 13 rhe) vert) it ighpole, a“ ee ae ange, : i e, One ' ~~ Po - d ; : ny i wl K ira cx bs : » oe OC ttn weet a THE ESTE oO | lor sult, two large mirrors. Oni at LWaS Sidney. easy payments; nfidential and proper treat- 14 Words or Less, “0 Cents. St & bite. : ‘ DWELLINGS FOR RE . O18 2m { . i et te ee ment AO! i "he mi.’a bldg Sth and Olive S's. Dai = - - ———— 3 — ee : . POR I Vi AN’ ra ne snd - i. ' ; if MAN lane he . at a Soke. kk NT ve «t | | a ie ' prbein * ao me ; Bu * advertised the nining sto . ; - . . ct? W ATE LE SSONS- Sh. Tthand and typewrit z St. Louis and Fi Louls Kin- | ' a ~ , FINANCE CO.—Do ycu need muney? We PRIVY ' , . ae The 14 Words or Leon, s 10 Cents. POR EXCHANGE—Piano due Mt!) for gold, vilver Sewing apnenines. i 5 ai ries and negotiate loans on furniture; exclusively; expert teacher; complete course, $2: och D. 124%; Hh Tyler 200 4 Ufiice “Sul ag ae get teow Nagy hame 0 & ee or curreacy; make offer 2h Le t Gt seiner dts eens Pe Si PY gt tye easy payments. 1112 Union Trust bldg | or $3 month; positions secured Barnes, 208 ay. lice, iang, & ne sleek fishpole for The. ay 15-3 Tome, al! i modern: Just deco — ’ ma pe “ . Pine at >“ pre itv fair price to get fora ‘. emt, 8B. Apply i Bed a ae i up; 5 New Homes, $6 up; Wheeler & Wiison,. $9: | low retes and discoun’ if paid before due n a : ‘ . 0 e nd dise : efore due: con- ) time payinents all guara nteed 10 years, | fidentia! (jlascock trokerage (‘o.. 002 Chestaut For all stoves and ranges. | Bran b office proves that it pays to excel le * for Mapper . Sunday a young lady ; hydrant; $5. Apply 4465 Bt aula. PIANO—805 1 f te “at $875; stoo! cash o! Machi ‘he @ en ANO—865 bnys fine piano: cos ©, vor AMG | lon evenings New York Sewing achine Co., | ——~ PPL A.G AUER ‘. 3d ye oe 14" an ekicty — 2 AV. 321 AND azo . 4 pm yorry "cover. 1414 ‘4 16th st. | 1 . rankitn ines Kinie, ALLS APL SS —AA>D-ARA--AA ‘ G BR | ER. 816 and £ 218 1 # 3 at t hut s Lise died 5 a.0 and Ma 4 263. iis h / "} “his —— : ' o PARDRAARAAAARA I i i i i a ALS a Fary | bh D 972 aan ~~ C 942. | fist px en mege PIAXoO~ For sale, black walnut case; three ped-| abe a A NIMALS. ‘ iG { t T ‘ | : aco AY., 1240. - hilgpt rooms; pew dais; price $125; time if desired; call forenoon. | Stoves, ‘Ray nges, te. c OPTICIANS LAN A N - ' A ’ LA RK tieey trnk. Roce fomee aan “phimbing: $ Scott & Far. 4378 Morgan ot : ‘aeed three montba | 14 Words or Leas, 20 ents 5. ; STORAGE AND MOVING CO i for & trtink Some folke ca a Mh PIANO- r le, extra fine plano; reasonabie RANGE For sale cheap, a four- note ‘Quics Meal Dog W. AN 7 D y > tent or ou , te ater ie pu 0 Weeds or Less, 20 Cents. | New warebeuse 1823 Wabhing o1 ¥.: 500 privat | clothes in telescopes, | Pas v1 AYV., 42. 8 Stix rooma, large rive ; aor wale, balance easy. ziae Mine at range, almost new. 4127 Finney av | “ weenie. 4266 Morgan st rte lated Cp yea tte ate ~—~a~—~—~=~ | soguis for stafage, moth pauot Carpe! roouns "cheap | wane't (iat See ee ; rs price; OL AAABR ARs RN QNPAT—DD-'_ | eer oO PN BACH eye ac clentificall examined tree of charge; omnants ; m od mayer What would you think of an LPP Se —ReE SE = cg gt yt tetany tt tn 30 ri ~~ 6 l ,@@f insurainwe iW thie aly » Jee VAY 4OCeReR to your. LP PLPLPLDPPLP A A 8 ee years eAperience ; years at present iocalilon. | room at any time; ali moving, packing and wily a bunch of pedi eed Hel Dreifas, Optictan, 1900 Franklin av. } i ping guaranteed; money advabeed, estab. 1879 | " typewrit er Wouldn't : joerTiug. iy Knew " _ »* ile 7. : : ? | V “BS . nat - ] ' — cortege allan no ge Wolf. 18 8. ‘Lith st.; phone © 465. MONEY furnished to salaried peopie le in ~~ ee eige 2550—— Large ree, elowan! fiat; positive ESTEY -pianos abd organs exyyel in superior tone, Kalb Die ce Washington ar ’ - ; ' worthie p -}8 THSiDE STORA & MOVING CO., 1901 te | Then the dish ‘that bit at the bait tlle, itty eye try, - ——— IO go es Pe eee ~ ae a eae a : wate: and was; rent $15 wh , piano, cheap for cash, oF Ring up © 741, of Matin Ta and t our rate vou”? here was an adv Pata wo BI Bs 4 Py : _ PiANO- New wpricht DN —Pwo-atory _ @-room ~ belek ; will exchange. 1135 N. Leona av MACHINERY. Belgian Hares. DO DADPAAAOOD ODP DDD DADO OOPS that in A recent edition. another wherein a -revolver eT, “2008 1 rent $15; ie cludes ‘wat oe - ; - te , - — vt chen : . wml. Ban PIANO—For sale, nice squere piano, in good con- | ~~ ~~~. -~—-~—_-- rere eee a NN ne nt a ncneene—ome | FR, STRAUS, eye expert; gold spectacies, $2 0 | ng parler. TOS Locust st. for a chicken. And still snietian? a) | large rooms; poteel : BEIAIAN HARES -—#2.50 each: parrots. canaries up; complicated cases a specialty; finest equlp- | ia ee ud aan “bath, ae ~ erat = _— ~ ~~ : For Sale. ° and wold fish. Eistein’'s Pmporitem, 1705 Olive ped test : i ~ stb. tun at wor mans > " guarante : ee eee LA BPA DDL LL Do | OR lll lll all lll Lal halle ! _8183—10-room sole Bia k- front howe; gar at Orawford’s. 8. 6th and Washi ng ton av. MACHINERY —for sale, 1 Smith, Beggs & Ran- PLP LLL LLL LLDPE DED OAD PPA EK OP PP PL A el AAA AW & A K Vi a Ni ? offered a collection of stamps ere Page 1 mere kin Corliss engine. size 12x36, good working con- DANCING. MONEY WANTED. incubator. oy PUPILS wanted by ea competent ~ voral 4 . : | ition; 1 Blany side- vilve engine, Size 1°<« "). giasty, helte?. i 15 day News ” oe 14 Words or Les, 20 Cente, ged send to iny vallerer in a sin ‘onaied om rege ne vent a word ere? nearest Pa store takes we ‘nore a2 Pie St ‘two Irait s terme renee in service wnatil within 30 days; 1 Rowt blewer 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. po ace eons ater Ane ea r av a RR PCIe withenut engite, “O-ineh #nuc tien, 20-Llach lia Oc oO Ng ag Ng a a tl Ny A GN Al Or Ng a prea ription with full direetions for « qeic cent Pantie hanses eo flats and make no RENT planbe | si, #2 “$8 and $4 per month; best ouaee — good. For price call or address] 1G picnic given by Hashagen Rros, at Hoen's; MONEY WANTEI)-—$3000 on good improved prop rate cure for Lost Manhood, Night Losses, Nervous stock r mas Nations! Stockyards, East at Grove, opposite O'Fallon Park, Sunday, May 5 erty, woeth $11,590, paying $250 2 menth. Ad aw Smail ee Parta, Bon 793. Mare . Address With ” air f B. Wright, Music Dealer, Box 799, Marsha'l,. Mich .§ a ' . A a. Sinith, _—o ‘ BK. < oa Olive a. A. B, “Whitaker. manages et til. | Mashagéa Brov.’ up-to-date orchestra, A 160, Post-Dispate Og

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‘est Grand ¥ OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TILL. 10 O'CLOCK Band Ci~ — , | | | | , y rte PRESIDENT PHILLIPS WOULD ° ‘* | a \\ ; s 150 Salesm : ABANDON DISTRICT PLAN. C MX ‘pe 3 . r oncert : io Cia SN | yO *0 > To watt on you sci STREETS MUST BE IMPROVED) ¢ [7 ie season of 1905 ewill be : 15 ea : KE 7 bs denariment fomorrow—a larger @ $4 I , >a force Sen any olla area Broadway Band : ¢ United States Supreme Court Has Balcony aturday night from 7 till Given City Power and the World’s : ys Senedeetec alge ant eangdiiatons 10—Wm. Weil, Fair Bids Us Hasten. condacto-. Popu- | President Hiram Phillips of the board of lar program. : public improvements believes it would be Detter for the city to retain the present #treet improve- ra IMME Re System of special taxes for ments on the front foot plan, recently ap- . | proved by the United States Supreme | ' Court, than to adopt the district system, provided in the Public Welfare Commis- — y | gion’s proposed charter amendments, Mr. : - r . R= Phillips said Friday “The city has just succeeded, after two “ity | : | : VAD) 7 s of controversy, in establishing be- P \ gears ot controversy, in. om = K be. ‘ : ; _ It’s the best and biggest thing that has happened in years—a brilliant ; fe | ) mae) NNN . example of the enterprise and daring of this great organization, with its Sroperty owners the cost of street im- provements While we were awaiting the AY Se | Gecision of the Supreme Court upon the | ; Pre eh oe | big stores in St. Louis, Cleveland and Denver—all owned and controlled point it was impossible to proceed with | —— PTA V2 $ Hy i bias Mss ana dur ptrect system ire- Ze i NN cee he ae by Famous. ‘The purchase comprises the entire surplus stocks of B. Roth- , we know ex- | i = a 234 - Ee sebe 5 Wert Ae iii : child & Co. and H. A. Hays & Co. of Rochester, N. Y.—captured at 60 mained at a standsti! Ow | : actly where we stand, and can go ahead — rm ; \ | ey with street reconstruction as rapidly as mar fee eS 7 WAS cents on the dollar of actual cost, and now being distributed among the the plans can be drawn and the ordinances wel: BG y ; 33 ‘ Li Shed | passed. | Ka cot Wiewes eh pecs a_i 7 cabal people as fast as our big force of silat can hand it out , “If a new aprpem., suc h as the district sys- -— — + = ee eel opposed i the ea 7 OZ) | ee || an oun en S SUITS i? ' = { ‘ff , bi i “Y, 4 : of the amendments. But now that the oot system is so firmly established leve not only that it would be unwise to! vs | Y it a “hye ran Nag se ome: . t : / } . >) . - 7 a vie hen ful nse, but that such a provision. | ) thay B. Rothchild & Co.’s entire stock in four great lots for easy selection—comprising when fully explained to the people, would PY Net w avi ‘ ‘ don Te ‘ ; ~ . , 4 A ‘ will , ° , > o Fie > . $ ” > m . . . ork against the adoption of the amend every style that’s new and fashionable—every pattern and fabric that has fashion’s ments. “To adopt the district system after the sanction—every size to fit all men and young men of every size, shape and proportion. front-foot System has been in force woul N t tl f I] ote 1e€ prices Careriu Ve work a hardship to owners of p n | improved Streets, who have Bite erty on | ’ A red toad forthe ee H. A. Hays & Co.’s Surplus Stock of LOT 1—MEN’S AND . LOT 3—MEN’S AND H. A. Hays & Co.’s Surplus Stock of Finest | YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. YOUNG MEN’S SUITS. Boy s’ an Al Childr en’s Suits streets and the streets on each side of them. 3 ° | In nobby Scotch cheviots— Gray checked cassimeres— Striped unfinished worsteds— Natty striped cheviots— : J ; | 8 Scotch heather mixtures— The choicest selections from this great firm’s productions— a2 | | “For instance Su] oSe that I ow | | Grand avenue, wh ’ h is atl ogy indy sch we aid my full share for the improvement | he ne xt intersecting Street, Bay St avenue, is to be improved, ‘and 1 district System I am assessed with of the cost of this work. alt} ag is under t from which they h:; a received no such heb. Neat checked cassimeres— : Striped flannel effects in new marked at less than other stores would ask you for the ordimary kind Olive and blue gray shades— H nortiae | ‘ , Single or double-breasted— erty owners on St. Le iough the pro] D- / . Is avenue paid or - | . ing for the impro\ ement of Gr: ind wnt of clethinug. ot va we avenue, Pa ts of t Lbould study this list carefully, for th l woah: -pleneasaiaemmimeatanet d a ee Black and blue striped wor- ce Stylishly made and trimmed— are certainly extraerdimary. ; steds—black and blue serges— — > | With $10 and Stl Brown and drab meltons...../ W’th $15and $16.50 | Lol 4—Worth $6- they ado on = Boys’ Straws---Ready t! Men's Soft Laundeses Negiigee nf Celebrated Manhattan Colored Shirts—continuation of the great sale which Negligee Shirts—in all the new colorings— gee | Mall = “Soo satemeso| Scene A Kansas City ‘Firm’s | Answer to Suit | ; of Chicago Board of _ Tras de. We’ re peoreres to show you the os Wright, Green & Wilkinson, 825 North 8th KANSAS Laas. Me of Boys’ Straw Hats ever dic- we buy y street. city—beautiful Percale Shirts, sofi Ae, h ; . Grain & Stock Co. toa hristie lave in St Louis—all the newest rough IP beilediagl + + laundered—with one pair of de- ; \, ; ye “8 . lrien’s Imported Linen Handker- Here’s a complete line of men’s apr i | . 0 ii\ ile ’ answe hae Jumbo, Milan, ager and Canton Braids—} lain ee: ot + — to match— F : > / chiefs—pure white—full hemstitched—assort- high-grade patent leather 5 i ‘ough »' Vf hicag« oar = ui fancy bands—at Be BELG VRIMCB. 2c cc cccccsccvccsceciosnse he AY! ; ss , 4 ali y RS ; y of Trade to resitrnai; _— . ir - — , . 2 —_ Lf i ~~ ed size hems—a choice line shoes, with crease —e A. f, ' “ j | using the com s n the company from | 9 C, 4c, 69c and 98¢ ne s wep ted een ae 14 SN po Fpoerendlie mye seen} ty tenciom: eaten, | seal y me ks © }? ainta nts i> re) . SNIFUS arn rawers- 1e £ nuine 207 on 1 “ XN ’ "t 25 *y for eeeeeeeveeeeeeeer eeeeeee . . ; ° - 7 eae make—known for its durability— 3 : worth oc edge and Goodyear welts—in ; . regular lace or in Oxford styles ) Ound that it is . uck a , | “ndant Aller: S | es &. — h . , . “ff ~ : T ; ing for ot rcathe oe a > , does a simila r busin: aie tad “eee Children’s Straw Sailors—in endless gy “ ot wyeadingen Road Pres F d . tL Men’s Hot-Weather Neckwear th f perforations—some bucket ah > and ay he L. | . irietv—ne _— braids in = . err ay ea newest Windsors, high shield bows, King wi worse . etildi j1S sy : : 4 , z “ey fn . . : pe ee v . nad . ’ ' a | t all sizes € it also prays the court i ake cin | anne y K/ prettiest of color com- IIc 10 | 48 Men S Bleached Jean Drawers 4 # Williams and other new styles pee hae RB. "0 ‘and D widths— the contract between the Board of 1 araees oO — hor ——s —— for summer wear—great lines F the swellest line of $3.50 shoes sue the telegrap! a ty ; ye sigs e Men’s Golf, straizht brim and Boys’ Fedora Hats in every ogee ne searten oy yatta ! Thera at 50c and ever shown in this city—fit Ompanies are e n the exclu- sg ay ‘ ad | . yourself out from — right to sen 1 quo ation ta° such per. regu] r ‘dora shapes-—every shade and new estyle—straight brim, golf and Fe- Men's Genuine Imported Guyot Men’s imported % -Hose—in fancy this fine assort- & ons as the BMoard of reve , val ’ i“ r iat S ati Ve muse fine ly dora shape s—-trimmed with be st " O8e Suspenders 2 in all shades and THAT GREAT SALE OP ri oO new spring ment tomorrow snaaes-— wort 25ce— F eee . silk and well worth $1.50— designs—worth 50c— the defendant making 9 led +] te tet Pnisned ind Bust ant ed. in quotations belong to |: ib! in a lle. vay—Fan pri Famous price—a money saver. Saturday $1.00 SHIRTS at 49c. Saturday ing that such contrac: , 4 iy tha interstate commerce a 7h 63 ale a ty r trust law of Missouri. y aha | ie’ ; Ww Hil DEN’ MILLINE RIBBONS — NEW TRAIN SERVICE ON THE — Tak ence GIRLS’ ASH DRESSES. C D rs n’s Leghorn Say ON THE re _ : med ‘with fine quality mousseline—in red, BARGAIN COUNTER. | éé cr rn »” ed Handkerchiefs. lac edgre , EATY | oF | euaeelia icerchiel iy >. Giris’ Wash Dresses—Made of per- ep mais—forget-me-nots, pink, blue and rg Saturday—-1000 pieces of handkerchicts The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-| and = 1; vorder effects—some LC ap cale—in lavender, blue, pink and rose stripes ' ; t J “i \ r cluster o une roses-—ex- wreaths © 9 49 Summer-weight Ritboa—busutle | ir ——~ eee way Co. has put on a new train for oda ire. tim ~ = —full ruffled yoke, with three rows of pretty : —Suturd y ; A2: c . and the kind the girl will admire beter p Pg eee yg — ful fancy effects, in solid F Beautiful Photo Medallions, : grounds with white co a —* tne Indian 5 and the kind the girl will admire— ry an ‘eXas. This train reg | PA bY 7) special at KRISS solid colors and fancy Wnion Station daily at 11:45 p. | For the Toilet, a Girls’. Fancy Percale Wash Dress- ’ —— OY size 6x6 inches—reproduced from any photo- ale et ay horsn Leghorn Flats—for chil. ike @e ir ncn ° “ Wy oe é; ; ‘ie , . ~ ren—iarge or sma m (wider n e ; graph of yourself or friend—absolutely free = “ilk er pos wreath, 0! ot flewsboon hand)—and are especia - Tetlow'’s Swansdown Face /\ - Re Sey ie ‘ 3 , : NN Sleeping car open for recept ion of pas. | tele ape tt v. so tocovpa ee A geen ecee 3 nse . Ry ’ lly ; ; | ace—f rows of insertion on yoke and 2 rows ww | with the purchase of $10 worth of goods in : sale tomorrow—not at 98c, ed for neck dress- h t ing, ties and chil- aj TEs ee oz! +2 ~ ** Ssengers at 9 p. m avy’ : , , ' . BOIsCn Fé ' ould collar—the newest produc- > . | | aroumm colle - i ON hg ae PS RAS any of our departments from now until their real value—but at the : special price of dren's hat gg wort June 1, , = : = See samples of these handsome medallions ' . New Pan-American Hat ae , regularly 25e a ‘ Girls—made of white rough straw, with Don’t go to rhe train too soon, a saturday / NN oo for re wear—ages 6 : ory , oOmnlexro / ‘ 0 —spCcc a the time has changed; the aty bt iyer 5 der Sot . Ww D I ik mow leaves Union Station at 8:32 mi, | orates locum Powder Poika Dot ash durrege a eee on exhibit ia our windows aad ia the store. Thi i p. 2. . cut—blue with white dot—wide sailor collar : : straw bow on top—faced with red, pink 8 is the fast train for the Sou‘h- a ee —trimmed on sleeves and collar with white To Secure one of these elegant art medal- y i or blue silk—finished with black velvet lions all you have to do is to buy $10 worth ribbon—a smart creation— 1 i “seeeeeve eeeeeeeere A\\: \\, | ANY ¥ seh D8 POL TRE aT Eye — aw ES * ' = please —save up your sales ene = are Sample line of Children’s Shirred Mull Hats Missouri, Kansas & Texa trope, Violet, Crabapple. Marie l -hams—with pique lapels and fancy blue ruffles around ——— YS) given with each purchase), and when you Finished daintily with ribbon; also many handsome hats ma exas Railway Stuart ete.—worth 2oc an — d | | trimming—-really as fine a dress both . : have $10 worth, present them at our store— f broid bought at 50 per cent less than Size otua - yoke—embroidery and brat . with a photograph of yourself or friend. made of embroidery—Ddoug Size 4, original value—to be sold the same way. Inspect them to- : r Oc (2c Company suns a through Palace Bulfct | ounce. ; Rottles free. in material and general make-up as the and Drawing Room Sieepe: , st. Louis An Ounce 25¢ most particular young miss co vuld desire— pe new neyehened SS ee — [5c Twe Ounces for ages 6 to 12—a great value Ab.....--eereeeeereeeeees | to City of Mexico, of the “Katy Fiyer”’ SS a ee te ee daily and Sundays, too. In charge cf (ce ncn tine toner tetas oe ante cotta sedate VBS VVSTVTVVASVES VHSB SVSSSSSSSBESS F8SSFSSES SFE ae pe the stifling odor @ Pullman conductor the entire teiD. i= _ sony - Berths reserved at 103 N. Broadw Ly. tion was due to a misconception of the, monia pipe burst and ‘PASSEN GERS COM PLAT N LU STILY rule.”’ he said. ‘““The Fiche ~ | IG FIRE AT ARMOUR & C0. Ss which arose drove the men arom oe’ poe ; were to ac cept transtiers as ar as nion to the open air. Many were a nde y ' Station from Washington avenue and Olive the gas, and escaped with difficulty. NOW {Ss TIME Attempt : at Suicide Unsu ecessful. Lawrence CC, Fo: nanager of - -_ e hether ) ched To Park avenue, x, manager of the VW CONCERNING THE REGULATIONS street, witeights or Bighteenth street. in| Damages Were $100,000, but 1600 | - +To Change Your venue, atte ted suicide by asinh, an \A/ ) ords aAsseng’ t fe j to | . ursday tae tl On arrivine a to OF | THE N E TRAN SFER SYSTEM “wel at eres 2" "a ; ny ‘ine fe dingy, Thong | _— Cattle. Parison cinaiiad FICURES PAISE $100 v0 00 chenane = | Were Saved With Difficulty. gut q | OES _ ques —— — ef an¢ » é F say. mSee 9 : , down town. A little here and a little there | ly came, it wa it, improving wherever possible. Give us aj} Sing arm was urned in at first, if h mittee on in- ld ot board it, but, - rom tha report of the com day, are inclined to believe that General |transfer holders could fm ia but the fire made such rapid headway | Ee lated Will bring surprising results. Avoid a pain: ‘Superintendent . , jokil when | got on a Taylor avenue car and forced the; chance to tell you what you want in the | that this was followed by a general alarm en and telegraphed to the Assoc . i ender! (sran was 0 1 e b Z i for every purpose. We make good paint, i he pronounced the system the ~ FE per- | ( conductor to accept their Delmar trans ‘paint line. Platt & Thornburgh Paint Co., Soon after a special call for additionai | Press May 3 cde nettle anal @daptable to every separate requirement. |tect ever invented. ~ fers d ¢; Seventh and.Franklin avenue. engines was sent In and afteran hour and! China is to was fixed at 1,366,000,000 } if the sys "€ f | The same thing happened hundreds 0) 'a half of desperate work the firemen suc- - ed ces Piatt & Thornburgh Paint Co., Seventh and |. nd ory the ve ot a eg ay gon ti s at this intersection and also at Olive ceeded in conquering the flames. uc-| francs. The foreign office now sie. Frar k An worry the public, it was certainiy ay) me _re were com elled to Dr. Annie Newland Arrested. é that the amount should have been 1. odin success on the first day of its application. | street. Many passenger’ Wels oonkan sy oo ee | One hundred men, under the direction | 000 francs, about $25,000,000. However, this ee ee The most prolific cause of complaint is | pay, extra and many nes ag o any. Mrs. Anna Fowler, better known as Dr.jof Chief Swenie, were at work on the /| amount yet may be reduced. ese 4 An “Ocular Demonstration. the new rule compelling a passenger to} Union Station and abused the ae % |Annie Newland, a midwife at 2741 Olive|third and fourth floors when a large am-/ ures provide for expenses up to July 1. to the Post-Dispatch designate the line to which he desires a Washington and Jefferson avenues r the ‘street, was arrested by United States pos- | A Mic. N. ¥.. May 3—While Prof. | transfer at any given point. where angry patrons of (h® | +.) authorities Thursday on the charge of|™ - ——— ———_—_—_—_—_—____ | other junction w line spent much time in waiting for cars .onding improper matter through the malls. nay was hearing the science class in Where formerly it was possible to trans- ) laboratory of Cateki!l! High School to- | fer - Washington avenue, Sixth, Eigh- -~ away = Sag A ane afece tn | the ! mere —_ — — - . nee | It T k E000 TOBACCO | (| EO | “esioeae mventigation ‘bya federal ar d HAND WORK to Meke a GOOD 10c CIGAR y the girla were rendered hysterical by |teenth streets, or any other thoroughfare Cupples district have been aaeuatomed te | g ) y bee a es an to a e a re eerectin albeit triumphant i traversed by two or more lines, taking the . . “a sfer south on Elghth = street to ng from a dark corner of |first car that came, passengers must now | tran Under the Hibernians’ Annual Picnic. THE : | BUY TH - room. A ey had entered through an /| wait for some particular car. To illustrate: | the first car that came alton the window and a nice fresh egg was the} A gentleman living on Washington ave-| new rules they must now esignate ai¢| .The Ancient Order of Hibernians will | area oF her visit. nue, near Garrison, took a car early | particular line they desire to take ant ') | vive their annual picnic at the Fair pes : - ; Fi ns to be crowae 2 @696Prizes will be offered for Thursday morning to go to Union Station. | the car on that line happe ow: Grounds, June ears of other lines precede in, athletic events. A jig dance between Are ou Interested in Oil? He asked for a transfer to Eighteenth | while empty : Fou street and was told to designate which | and follow it, it makes no difference. TheY |the champions of St. Louis and Chicago ; Then write to Douglas, Lacey & Co., Se- “2 wanted. must take the crowded car or pay a another | will be one of the features. | & 3 “The first one that comes along,” he| fare. rE M {pteresting information concerning the mag- my , wt. only going to Union Station, wr, Grent ptacee. transfer ayatem that | Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ior Is Now Being ade from Fi ine Cuban Tobacco Crop of 1900. urthermore ave no time t se. anges in e . , aificent opportunities for investment in|"; ‘can only transfer you to one line,” been announced or decided upo Ohiidren teething softens the gum and alluys al | F/R. RICE M. Cc. Con h geareaeenate: St. Leuis. | — Sore thelr rich oll properties, 2. paid the conductor, and he arbitrarily ge- “The trouble about getting to “Union Sta- pow soe, :