St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 26, 1901

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Ort. 19, 1871 ee TRELTETICTLE 12:05 °3 Died UU . . $1 r | Ai Ina Ru a) ixed at > ‘ i i +++ Ldvonia. eeces e teesceces 12:05 sip a: 15 hse ey ni. ‘D satis! >: ole) ss.-2ibtsicceeent iG.39 3:10. ra O° ate Allowed h : it » BE owed Sappho .... +35 OD 5:18:05 18.15 TIM FE an a Hee »t | Odt an 187 es eek thbwea o ‘ 5:37 lh 4°12 on fe S {3 ART. ; ' aU. coeervceha ] i oe — pas 4- y aw, ¢ Peers peters - 2 eet 5:44:24 ad 14:36 { Shamrock 4 . || Aug. 11, 1876 ivoula COO ee eee eeeees 12:12 mn 6:17:30 She Sel ee i j ’ ( eee ek Zi 1S: td 7 tl Be e eeeeerercerees ASSASSIN SPEA ‘i | > ie a6 ene 12:16:23 : no O08 : ~ 2° Columbia Sincdhlnndatnetiahiaidy tabi 1 ; ! 0 imteas of Lbufterian ae +5} ‘16 7 ee ie el mais a cities iy bin, aamion KS IN COURT | Aug. 12, 1000.... M tess of Dufferin, = ebb :16:51 on 5:11 3s tteeteeees sense. so esenes 1: 11:01 4 ? a. edeleine... 11:17.0% 4:41 526 sath — ? Tt0e seeeceneseee ee BE erent ae a + Nov. 9 188! + agar of Dufferin. *"** sack 12:17:24 aie Baye —-— i TIM > ER GRRE SD) ] 1 . : ; sa add i & OUTER 10:49 : DECLARES TH 5 . P ne ne eee 12:14:08 s at Le 7:18:46 ail I 4 ERE Nor nta e° ; ; x . a 4 . 2, WAS NO . . 20, 1881 aa ee 11:14: % Me 7: i olumbi U/ j AND HE PLOT, | | +» Mlschief. 1:15.51 8:31:50 CE la ED ALONE ISG ij &e Atalanta. serene 40:04 4:04:15 4:17 + erence cates a ° pt 14, 1SS5 it eres ... 22:58:17 1S oF oo a PSs ate ee UILTY. | o re Purit: l:oS:ls fe 4-4 eo o sh PP Seee | —— ie 21:08:13 (33:40 7° ¢| Shamrock sneer : ! Wen st ee be | Jee 7 as - ° -* _ m4 . es } } Th » | o Sept. 16, 18x mt A. sececcecenc con ae oO vid 1) ‘ of nk pdie wecneensnessedbtscotsbouss eee - 45: OO ’ i e . ects ritan... Te 4:55:00 deb 24 ? HIG ’ ee Ee eee ee | risoner’s Tones S Sept. 9 0 al dade all dda ae shepard 4:54:52 6:06 208 LIGHLANDS, Sept. 26 ST ee et ee | carcely Audi pt. 9, 1586 ee eeee eed) :06: ve 06:05 = % | half ¥ . 26.—Colr fe a: / and Had to B y udible | | }....Mayflower il a 4:09:13 6:22:24 ’ thalf a mile at thet imbia led by |* @ @ QO i , . ! y www wee ee eee . O° 1% se . ‘ > tur ‘ “ ‘ “@ , & e Urged to Make 1 Sept. 21, 1986 (ralatea, TYTTT nee 10:8 4 4:10:39 58:14 > —— n and there seemed ® © O66 ® ; d Statement } a | ’ >. ~». May flow er me ti 4:2 "3 ” (i 74 ! ind enough to bring he ' t @ © ® © | 1y His | Sept. 27 _ Galatea, ithberétekeoe mee oe , 4:35:82 5:26:41 $ | the time limit—3:20 S er home within ST © L$ osepe. a7, wer....¥ ee - 3:0 st. Lou OF T Counsel. 4 fe * HE CUP ° Spec! alt : Sept. 20. [SRT | lle ara daailaatita b46:060« a d G:42-48 G:49500 + AS b minutes ahead @ > On . —* a . . l 0 the Post-Dispat | , IS8T.... Volunteer 2:24 3 8 Be vison | at the 15-mi of Shamrock Aug. 22, 1851-50 y 6 patch e eer... 12: rv winoilt , ' y-mile ark ‘ ! 50 year ” BUFFALO, N. Y | ? Oct. 7 ——_. bdens SO°U6 45-52 4 18 = | America won tl years ago—the yacht . , s > : : ) S ’ ta @ 7. 1s! © “h aa 10:40 5 . ~) 1 4 =: — The ’ : oe le ep = hic : a { > | Czolgosz, assassin of P ept. 26.—Leon F.| % +++ sNigilant..... 10:40:21 4:23:47 ) 5:12:41 ¢ run home is before the w c. of Great Beitain pave € h the yachtsmen © | J was today sen } President MeKinl ' i | Oct 4 4 } \ niky rie II 09860066666 6eee 11-98 - 55-12 5:42:56 | At 27 p ‘in th wind. *® ing to take back 1 be ver since been striv ’ ? J ¥Y sentences ava ey, | ) . , aa "he se + Bae, . “ey . ; e oats h ~~ on ‘ LO i+] ‘ Monday Oc _ . l to be electrocut |? - Vigilant..... . 11:25 o- Oa 0:08:40 ¢ | most , oats had the wind al-'! The cup has Httle set orev inntenite 4 law of t ct, 25, 190] a 1] uted on! | Oct. 15, 189? own. °°" bitibeees back 11:25: S88 23 4:05:47 st exactly on the broadsi ai- | @ solid silver little intrinsic value. It 1 tt i of this state O ding to the] ? s Isue.....Vigilant are $4922 4:11:35 @) were pul! adside. All sails; @® welghi r, and stands 2 me sot | | : that ct. 23 Is : a tk tte eee 11:25:00 -- , pulling finely ; welghing abou TT! - Atywout Loo ounces igh, >is : : Lhe police arrang for the execution. ? » A50,....Defender.... 12:27 rt 3:51:30 $:25:01 2 eee and apparently woul . wren te’. ne America was. balls » ®|? where Czolgo: ata aura nts at ihe cit . h: ’ Oct. 16 1899 Vai Kyrie 111. Se -P ee eeeeesess 12 ae » ts Be 3:24 39 4 the time limit S ould finish in . ; saveW York, and intia vy Ceorge Steers . | ; even more “% received his senten all. | ? meee Sala seme 12 0) cong 8:21:14 3:25:19 ; » her commander modore Stevens was @ > Si “| re : . ce. Wwe " Sbu Oe ciliates ali ee = B24) -% x." ay — 4 Since ” 7 7 of th F i ul lng nt than du Rena ; ere Oct. lf, 15 ag miro h # e+ ee ewes 1! 0! Mt via! } 4259505 2? a ° since then there ' q s* @ ANSSAHS: in rine the trial! ae eee Columbia 1 a Se ) 8:54:59 »U8:44 | > tional x ‘ hare heen 10 | @ = } e —e 7 ’ eee U “Oo P » = - a? . siectisain P ac} an . er . ; Half an hour befor Oct. 20, 18: as lll -« L100: : 4:09:10 4250505 ¢ THE RA °° HKach rae it races—Briton ys A To © | ; for the opening of ore the time announced UY. «+s Columbia. ot cat aa 2:37:17 o204 501 LED > in nape was for the Ameri i merican. @ 4 ; . } oe i seeaneer . “le i as ' i each e a é ea's « 0 i was filled and m ns court the courtre | mee a Shamrock 1. Sowden dba dea 11:01:35 : $:3700 ¢!| NEW Y gear: Peaetana: Briton has "; RK 2 P _ 4 Chailengers ’ iis Pon dete ated noe rs locke 11:00:2 ~ 40-008 | fA, Sept. .0..— a . One have spent? \ “ st 3 cou one but officials cont roe oe *Carried away t . 2240517 3:38:09 y the starting line: ; .—The yachts crossed ; ho In their 10 att pent at least 93,- ¢ ; : mect wit : : 22 : j ute > cup uy attempt — oo oer newspaper me * ed with the opmast. Did not finish 3:44:43 Columbia . cup up to 1899, and a ts to regain the « , I } ‘ere : " M et ey lagi Ml Nit ons alate ale z > spe! : . ( Si — ~ er. About 2o of the FE ere allowed to.| @~®—e—® ? | Shamrock soeseseresceecccers 11:10:49 pent fully $1,000,000 r Thomas Lipton @ | | ' women, - “) spectators were | } — » cup’ with Shamre k trying to “lft the ‘ > \ The poll *““ ithim and as o—-¢ -— oats crossed the Ii ee ® -tal of dollar kK, SO that the gr >it | ce cleared the The at hg ssumed his . —-o--#--«— | | board tack ' ine on the star-|” lollars actually spent i grand to- © | | ' MAP 4 crowd, and no mor . Me hallway of the | ew a thoat y him a. os cone lstiess alr. ee ee pp ? j;and wei $4 headed around immediat a en eee ee a ae in racing foc @ | 7 7 ON THE AMERICAN oho THE SAILING COURSE t to the . ; ‘ ere allowed : of HLLeS Lee by a fe - nse evidently re _ —_ nr on the port tack @aLeCT! *® world ts $4150 acing trophy in : | ne racht Columb! lied ; 4 . second flo re ¢ ( ts eome ’ the ‘ hest : W sighs ind a . ‘as | ee | (‘o] imbi: . ‘ 1a.) ' “ . the a inmpia. BS = ' I ra * . ot. Ps ‘ t l se ' ; », of the eor , of counting » Its eati mae . ON rHE oars 4 At , of the building leaving 1 seemed to h = ete coming rac ntlng the co mated cost . . ENGLIS one a. s after 2 o'clock tl Its destgner icin eee vd yacht Shamrock II 7 ‘ ‘ought cata ie ‘ ic prisone a ti oe footi : = rorge: well ahe ‘oe ize Is well wor ; | P se SORES - ;. and N te ovwne : tives re . into ‘ out! ‘ eshackl: a i . r At 2:13 Justice W hi HE COURT. ; tink mus n faster than th 7 SE ad, . . d sire nueys eft: bs rth all the money | ‘e rew, 36 pleked sail at Herreshof. Tt ; ne r, Sir Thomas Lipton rm - veary and Solomon o Detec- hanch and ¢t} ite took his seat on th After the two = . e defender. > ture and def fort put forth fer its oie : > Its captain, Charles va ors. * estimated cost. $125,000 on. seistant Supori : , accompanied by ie crier announce ' e | starboaré oats went aboat or: > the fense, for it is e - @&; | Actual Sees, — ower ts designer, W pM Nd 4 88" er Mitchell i a nals nt Cusa ke auid Tait at be ince d the opening mi be ird tack it was noted at at the ! : eagoing. ch :mpions} ' : SENT of - j tie “a ate ing expenses, abaut $19 a Its . ied pe pres . , . etea™ ‘ i 9 - i in ‘i: *. . 2 : ‘ 1e © i} Ail it] yr ‘ Sal I ” “ om | . ! © P » . : ’ c¢ oo abouc them ; crowd sought to surge Att rune T stand up,’’ command . : ia was pointing higher than : CA | i} ' lition to the vast sun the world. @ | | and u 7 = to defend the America’ Its captain - c ee . the : , and it was with diffic ley &* | The sninenin shes Penney, of — District rock, and at 11:34 the Amert han the Sham- | , n contests for the cup im actually spent © | > cess — the splendid record ree Cup Actual r ented trasensesnss officers cleared a chat 7 ilty that “What - “ rose. di: e prisoner. to appear more wie verican boat seemed have been spent by Pp, at Jeast $2,000,990 i ee d of its prede Its acing expenses, $35,000 # an! ~ a s yo ; , ore ce he ' se =r toby — ® | wurpose. to w Ps ecpyint £85 / aisie to the prisons ye big ine iow n the l ean 17 ur name? aated . : then hea ; ¢ ner old self fo 5 * Spoil in witness! lovers of the roy : “o-oo @—o-— eo Ww l ry ee, to W in the Ameri ‘ 3 The ier S seat. “How , ( ‘zolgosz.’ ’ C Mr. I enney an to get along f; , 7 he * great : ing the races yal aie ~e— ¢— -- ° +--+ +——--@—-#-@ | rvs pronouncement of ~ awaited the \ Amid were you bor had: w and at 12:08 anr mae i ure of $7,155,000. A | Se 2 o0- oo" ; is doom. OVW} treut. ai ad a lead of a quarter of apparently [© © © @ ® | Gon 1 > = “wu er of j iW. OT . A a A e ~ a ‘le wand.” you living whe continued falling and t} i mile. The wind " . OO Om ROR mE ee a n arrested?” The course today i he race was slow. match was made’ © © ward ¢ - . ay iS 15 tm iles to reat es, and the iaae the best th } ! and return, start! wind- izhtship The Start was from a ee in five 5 Hook lightship and ru ‘ ng from Sandy ward and “ p ¢ Ourses alternat or pes Hook | agri up 4 to a point “4 Valk. ri . UTA and t e€ to win a. 3 % oint off ge Il. los “ riangula , a~ | Shamrick 1 et r, and the | | : ; unde \ r similar con- . ; : : The § . enle nce Wits brief, PALE is tr , ‘o “What is your occupation?” THE SENTENCE. “y ‘fron worker.” At 13:3) ; p. m. Columbia was about vards o1 * VV ¢ t le] Ly ww of S l? at Bal ii s ir “n ‘ a) = ‘zolgo 6 “ > . To 7 uae iJ aa as are te} T ) ‘\ ritter j ae nce was finished on as the deat! you? not be pronou . why sen-| a win, the leading | 1:20 p. 1 i with a good position a 1 br a Post-DI | ® Same tncdiffer ait he took bes ‘ I g° need ‘ finish ] 1B boat tr. A strong tid sition. carning ar spatch Ne antarincd anager ment manner th his seat in-jy — could not ‘ainst , Ine within fy must cross the | westward | ne tide Is setting 1 ; eat g inspired by the sti poet in a fit of | brought } m throuwhse ’ ete MAT has char- tot le ar th e or prete nded rom the t! y ; © and one-] , ; ; . ti, at the boats , sii ; iv tne aes and n stro - ; =i rring ne ws f to his f ghout the trial. | wes question p d he could ‘me of cros ialf hours | Presres ; ts are making s! eleetr Dg nor’ nore: rom the| @ nat 2. - : ot auic " ‘ . ile wos . re peated put by t ss tt): sing t} . ee . Ne to windw: 2 . _ OF 4 SiOW ait far east bree; . oe awa ~~ : j he y . ey ba ' : by the ofiicers said eet ag him tw ice, te ‘’ le rik. It The course jc —_—_—— a Starting line. prey riling if ad ’ urd, \W if h the bre eZze now ’ stand een from an | after moreno Sail, aeinile 99 Late « jed him ve, iainewemed asad inaudible emmeng® o the first pepe , changed for each r lable to cover on doubtful if they will we My soul tod and ft} ; owd su . ‘ant by . expla ' ine i . S over ¢ . “ace. a it 1° course in at. lit He |: ay We mage Caldwell, Jott ers. urged “Miret. Sony question. plained what was 15 miles and Boece P & etraiehtaway cour If 'They are not m “a rse in the time limit Sailing sp away, Ps > V t . n> ras rs - rl*} ‘ . ’ A v) : y . Pa ‘ i tl, > ~ et , Se, | ore th; i nia . . . . ie* sily % ‘ | } ‘ “Vo 0 take the priser unk dif he was ‘ he next its. Mee . laim vou are : a triangular c | the second wil! be the starting point han 10 miles fro Ry h Bh ng er Gotham bay: | | : wil uomay say that ier to Auburn against se) lave you good cs insane, | total course, 10 mill thence » we - rs K or crook ve |? ; | act as guards no one but tl you?” itence being cause to cffer al distance, 30 niles to each leg; | At 1:36 the outermark fTIno n bound to | | the time of ah and myself will | wno & pronounced against , 0 miles and vice es; | distant ] rmark was but fo +} pon that scene Pa «¢@ . wil! i epartur » + yi know s fo ind has: cont ye lead a} ii . mome the las . ER a rmed by eontlr rc dn . passes tnt, nt the prisoner ts ast moment. | The judge al SPEAKS he New York Yach vy the flagship At 2p. m. Col liinued treshening I (An or Pree tug ? omy hands : sentence * Iinrie “ ais? state > : near one acht Ch ; ited eo - i . Columbia ain SO Wate] an plug) 4 be possibi. betes at Ayburn’ that time prisoner might have sae myer Tensons (he are ha of the Nghtships ~ anchoring | Shamrock, and rang r parently blanketed ao soe contest: Soe: tie ° STAY SAIL Sible ll agg ohare Ne , i@ | pronounced Pi against sentence 9 S across ag Oo ge | ' anged ahead, gai ather cup - mu : movements , to learn about the Pisabe not a . nceda, itence being | on the flagshi = line a preparat s t the lead of nearly 10 vard ead, galinin a rl) Jang ere | a 8, pe one ’ \ : . SS. ssin's ‘ lave 7 € : Ip Ss . & " : ‘ “4 gut i At oor ‘ a ial | 4 Vin oa Oe wit — a -_— THE ASSASSIN IN CO the reply nothing to say about that,” the crossing time * ¢ % minutes b ioe | mil os the yecats were less & | r lose what IT put up 4 Oy naaaeee When CC URT 2° chat,’ was | milling : iis ste © es from the mark ees: lan three | They 7 : OA : an Zolgorz c ° Justi r ng about, eac Starts the racers | mn Mar. Colur ' hough I'n . r | /LS HICH CAL 4 Seek ame pe ce Tit , each try acers ; crease er ie luinbia “a4 | I f) m not ther ; | MBE USE. —-- was very wh * . into court his ve allowed us asked that th position fo ‘ ‘ ying to get in ; “ 1 her lead decidedly . had in- | I am - Ai sh, lI swear ere a Ciosé MAUL ED or bT nD IY Dow Pain oreat e it suve face ' ‘ lO BAY . Le pri : r Cross aA b tte _' 7 3 | cis) } . LI WAY iin « “male , “a e for a little blotel his erime vy something in seh ach — be | other Ten ee sing the line th r ere headed for the mar! ais joth vachts | 1 ; spirit, with the fair WV? WARP SAILING . = on the lef hOtCHL Aas , .} mation of minutes an the] At 23:18 ‘ arn. ate summer the ta | 24 on c eft side ' ihe nrisone tf | calle es late on tas ‘File: 3:46 Columl a hoe mer girls > : ey ly a line ith ihe his cheek, } bey a money Hagan tp seeak. Blin vot aoa the warning gun . i. = second gun, | and, setting h = “an turned the stakeboat | Are Be beng Nowing pnt A YACHT’S SAILS, SPARS AN ? 4 moan, wi Kure, ‘arcely ~;wint of his udge Mtus . oul searcely } Ss voice © hird gun is ff ’ s fired. Winally ley ; walloon jib ato xsht and kissed by f This glos ’ D ROPE is cl Th iy 1) that or ¢ uaa te " Wal obli 1 . e hear 4 . Ss fred , / i aliy Spnamrea kK Ww, . , , ran for ho | y bres ZV — ! ls glossary of " : ’ s. 4 ers being . gt ay clotl Of a grown nee by sentenc ged to reper ard. ; yachts are f , and then tl as half a mile OTIS. | I f ty swirls, ise nautical terms of a dark thing, the tr he: ence so thé at it sen- ree to c the two | At 3:12 8) llie astern rankly le useful to perso nents will prove - au irker sha l® trous- ar. at the c ok te ao cros: ' om 3:12 Shamr n, flirt ons unfarmil! ; TY | ype © hade than the toy i oy Raat e court might third gun eounds sin 7 S. Rut after this i and ete é sw h turned the stn kel And VA i h Re Ss 4 nd (te ? and will sid mat a iltar with salling ships Time allowance The all ‘ : h e gray-blue eye ‘ go0sz to h 1othing to say,’ Ww utes ‘left duri racers have tw , er big jib tops akeboat And watch old Miss “de PSs | @ etandl aterfally fn reading .v Yacht to anotl owance made by one ' a ifting. reflected , large, brilliant and | laters we counsel .”’ whispered Czol Ee rr during which ‘they o min- ward journe’s inks os ps an for her home l howl and cene in fro if some surpris ne . e Titus: I think > ourth gu vy may cross | Columbi wine as six minutes 1 = To see h m ‘noop , races: account of the ight, length, ete ‘ace im He gas nt of him. prise at the | mitted to mak link he ought t lim! . n announces tl Hie. nbia at the beginni eis ap ys behing| Past 8} ) ler Swoop Beat —Be ! waved at the s of hi ike a state . oO be per- iit. Fach rac 1e end of that.) Mile r Finning of t Shamrock §8 Draft—Depth of bo: eating to wi > men with 1 solid rows s family. ment in exc nh racer is tirn iat 1ile run before ; he last 15- Second i h of boat In the w agnins ndward ts mea . the dist; ns Vs of peo »] i Turn - culpation it crosses : : ined on the secon } aCrat the wind. iv rn the loo >! Knot A -eOorT . water. Kuitist wind, going king way : artists concentrat aft ; the maparts o% the | tus ing to the prison by chronometer e second a I am a ch; - ? ordinary ae graphical mile--60OSO feet Boom—A le ‘ x in a wigzag course, 4 : face iting tl rs and held § er agai bridge r on the o— lap rdinary mile “! - The large Sy ei and figure, the w) tee. attention > Bay : the court i brief conference. n Judge kT. . re fii igz rship ) — ve Wi ith vachtin ° pe lle is S2s0 feet. it er edee oF f spar used to extend the ’ ‘ 4 erk, the clock, tl - te-haired judge a er enn ‘ ounsel for the def Turning to Sei | IEW (} e ho! the salty om ‘ap! arboard—The left side or p a oot of salls. ow- 4 OWS, the are 18 crepe-draped w aS | to me a other pergon endant sal The rule TP My inlan breezes sla Leech—Tke up : pars: ', bore part of ng th : bare . brov : dad win- do with it: the p on had id: ‘ is pla y or pay on i Ch i chee k: @: p J and down edge of Row spr vhs iat ship. +n e cream-tinted wal! de wainscot- of his commis at no other anything | Yacht after th Finest eters Accident to a! + And le ocean speak 1 | Lee—Opposite side f fe salt. prit—The spar projec » ies : only eae Nbandelie: and the eight | Of mother = ta ant simeslf’ File fether postponem e race is on will not cat “How the Ameri | | And with its joy my spiri @ the wind blows side from that from which of the boat. ojecting over the bow : a look of mild - ‘liers. But it ~ abo. + 10 one els : Ss th - sment. ; , ause a} 1erica W icy y spirit reeks! Flyin + : : surpris : was it’ it. else knew 1er on ital eKSs! ying jit iis hole no — no alarm, no 2eW anything} An unfi | How Her: Pred the Cup and ew yo I'll land + Bree ergs vessel lies over, not fr front sedi wes reget triangular sail in the : ' s hair Was parte infinished “ redecessor doin der , a ind, but from being pos Aen — cs fa lwat. I > nd the pm parted well o1 — 7 ‘ d race of one K ; ssors Have Will be ¢ nand wn g poorly ballasted bowsprit Tv > t is far out : artine line a 1 the le side peate ne kind sha —— , he large an: ‘ Luff—To come in ‘ be rhere . on the brow by a oo mgd pas marked S = R d until finished. ll be re lh pew Retained It. Wich. Pmenty th i luscious sand- ° ed me into the wind so that the fiying fb. It . ™” the jib, outer jib and > hich was forme ir angle, the bi | Fac = i . WW YORK, Se it oa | Will rest my ed s do not draw. not. stke culled flying be ae skin on | rmed by the only ase of ch vessel shall hi series of Sept. 2.—The t | For witl it my head— @ Missing etays—Falll e the other jil cause it is | i ils fore he ad iy line in th . NEW . * races bri ) " 4 ’ YOR . at re . 5 and P —— cre d for a ra oe } , ( uy) Was thie j ' | I’ a ; salling ~ roti the “ ; 1¢ bow iu ‘. 3 xte . w-colore ‘ Ni, 1¢ mains: rize—The A . " nations ace between the Pod yet ort—The left side ba fl tern. ’ The 1 ende d be.ow 0) " ored dow No changes ’ sails. America Cu ; HAtIons, to be sa : he yachts 1 | S de opposite t talloun t , : rext . : 1© line mig S were mi: p- pa Pan sailed with sof a it right side o starboar opsail—A 100, Were . Atures of his , of his collar. | Sallis. The 8s) ade in the prince! Challenge — ANCE rhe course was ne ch time allow- | . a ide. d or mnast, called ° topeall with a ? : 1 iis eve ace they saw Shamrock |] cipal ger—Shamro k Wight, an ; around the Is! le Reaching—S a jachyard small 3 Ba. forehead dowd — mouth - saw, mainsail bent that h | has the sat ow Ros al Ulster y. { ht re representing i New \ lg a America own dd sle of 1s tl se Salling along the wind ‘A laien carries the topsall . , 80 extended that ie > :. iken f ~~ (to Which gp oe . : at sne us same | Sir Th we ub, ® OTK acht clut acl ole yy the Special to the P 1e distance betwee ' ach wo mall out bey , ut times «mene under Mead s+ Ss seemed om Sandy tent hast w ed in the squall omas J. Lipton. owned by | ite rward the cup i - Fone Some years tn the Post-Dispatch. | ¢ Reef—-To > secretes ai tacks. y uld ordinarily go, nvien ond the place it 4 s we “dl out ee, by the long d +o tg’ (and : lumb:ia s mainsail is th eek, and the Co Defender- Columbia oe a si ht ‘ lub. t ' ~~ ~ ‘ “yor té the N i W ES \\ y ( RK, es t ii pA to loosen more gall - . Shake out " reef a prises & more spread of y > > . “ oo Ben ee out from the soy But the bt | Sound. day on Long Island forgan and bk. D. 4 poten Rag J.-Pier- | . In Bs che =e trophs ’ $s the’ tnere is the best of e rticularly brisk, but ° Sheet-—A rope or chal hate ear when a vessel fa pre of dotation in the ' T . , aden __- . . ¢ + es er) lor) oF rmoir . npmoor ; , i , " t : . looked zh ooand wide were of regular At 9:06 R Or the cup fr ; lenge was received mirers of the & pportunity for the after corne n br ehich a lowe sted From t »perly laden or 4 at Whe ‘Lt the the mm y curve Ss were ecreused » our avenue short East | * it club to chan) he New York being that y about, the wa o--6-——6 blow! 1outh ‘ ed. Bene | blowing slight! rtly before | vy) hange the ' OrK ing that the ! e presu ->-o- ng from naturally ac _ and firm ot ath them | ng at 16 knots from tl y and was; day. re noon Thurs- | ag ich \ series of ’ “ onditio: aft the | tM& ror 7 ae ” holders of latt Sumption pen . 7? ° . - 4 - “4s * j ae . . aces 4 Pe neat . f J ya il " _ oe WOR Ce pens he olut and saved | hp meee Cable to tl to the Post-Di | SPRINGF EL. = a _&xplosi ' almost ff yut unusually ey were of revent his t om a rece Peo att save JONDON, Sept. 2 -Dispatch. of ; ., Rept. 2%.—T sicn in 7. fat against ally small ny the man aking a nt fall, FA . Sede) \tempnis = , | ine pt. 26.—All Abraham Line . he casket | the Gas ainet the Smal, and k ageme n activ IR Ca bn were thet ad ng tha Eng 1 Lincolr ) Ww Y | Ceol Ose wis Inst the head. i lay ma ned ye at of the boat, bn apg = AND ND PLEASANT. | “ng ita ro ng 0B a mi de by the} lumbta t ee will « pre is hep day by the board - bee opened at noon to- | Essex and Hud orks of . kK he and see . n board r - > . a eo ' cing th ert ‘ : —— # >» ehalle re ack. he ’ ba | t* on ae nanagers ‘ ; n : gait was e did not emed ner- the Sh For St. Lont the Atlan juntess 7 en “ae smal! hi: ne Co- nt assoc of the 1 mi son Com ste , : tremble Dunes amroc . . ants and a Atianta. These Dufferin Sir h ory andici SOCaALION om} nonu- | pan in aae’ a ee } Czolgorz a ae his | C “hub, a Seroasee * cone prety ad Butier | 249, alent and Neon i aa Generally fair Thur | two out of th ahi matches were om he GT es ‘ homas Lipton's on ve ip imposed on | CUCErS. Wh» Baz yes mposed of three state ~ Newark, N. J - Vhen 1 row with } iS seat; A meson and M ork Yacht Missou ure-| were the same ee races, and the ec est | Ched the bell ' cht has stre /remains of t} seme oe Ul NEW YORK re le settle lis handker t 10:10 the wi r. Ratsey urt and = Tilt laaee the ame as for tl he courses | [he hin ilef that he Strength- p is Of the long~d lc GeCcuIn pos: , aK, Sept 2 wonted list! ed back | dker-| Full nd still h night | nols—Generalk } 1885 the G - 1e¢ former m: : ‘ing, whe e will lif President x-leaa ana firs hated pt. 26.—Bigh . ess at n his chair miy 20, 000 pe eld at i. ‘k s and Il riday 7 falr Thu dis senesta came Y r match. In! well kr nose inter t the ecw a of the t nite . t marty eon and seven — t men =f! t hie eye titude w a race rsons left: nots. J: hursday | lowed by tl : over. She TT ae nown, has est in the . In the . ' d States, mor n a¢Tiousl wee" Yay’ ~ as ° the se ‘© ¢saiates e.. if was ei. | i tins : nas orde ne race . , absence : ‘ . it sion y in u ~ Rene : wide + ag and Soeeet, It was 10 elty for the WA —_—— | three yachts i, r A, a and Thistle. T fol- | ns direct te M: dered special sone 5 Be | Gov. John J Br . of Gov. Yates Act! is at the works of th jured in an Cus 4 es ens: wus. soomee steamer Ae ge when the first e i MAINT TON, Sept. 26 _ ' In isO@ th \" + 7 } agg without the hese | rom there he wil , et ee Sous e bul piace on che b one —_ of Alton ib “eae | on Gas Co.. at New i. © Ease t and Poms ¥ t e y e A 8 1 pa the ho k, excursion enpes® o—Fe . .~FPForecast : | ative at t} , rie wis thy . sess cut e* « pt ‘ lly Se. and Alfred B te t n the abee Ta) it i118 Te h fo ar N. J la ’ ahead of plendid procesal and then wi ir [hniedey o'gt | this ag Roy: il vach he represent- informed | we ayless, state sence of Prof oreman of th ve sUUBY, and big excursion on of bea an nds. ght and Frid | this match cht squadro: Secretar . -_——---— public instruct! superintende . and tw ¢ works. Ne boats utiful yac s K ey: east ' lights} rr courses were —_ . ii and in were y Gage’ s Vv took hi on, { ‘apt. J } ~ nt of. o workmea wman a « entucky—F . ip) 7 he first from Scotl WASITIIN acation. : be) pl Ace T } ‘ i. Freem v , named M air Thurs fiftee irst race wi Scotland SHINGTODS , Tre othe an| *¢re clea eyers and to southe day vight and F feen miles and ret was to windw left Washington ‘, Sept. 26.—Sec ;, asurer M. O. Willi r member, State | they ning tee ineid « aet winds. Friday; east hr eee course bg as and the se cor. i tion He i. Sa today for his es tary Gage er present In person. en of Galesburg | ley Were overcome b e of a tank © cyrie oe iirty ' second a | Col ) ) “Cc s annual. vaca- vited th * | Ot ¥y ga y Thated theve’ did the next Vomueint Val. | note als visit his siste ope Bue then to aie operat ee ad BR Eso an atate yl — ongag ed weg ll c rf - ‘Tie . . . a ; © waters fn I89. This ti hich saiociintin aad after Oct. . He oa ects to | Ahally arranged te ogee the cask casket os the tank to get removing 4 ” — 7 feitnanc the | present. purchases will asnmaona his | has we Ay the noon hour. F inte poten us men out. A spa re alia } - 3 : . Ma tinal as atio;: ned known that . or oan as explosion re ignited the : ' = oe Wn te ) - cas tw J follow F ion ae % : Pp ea te cree ane ured men were ta ed. our of the ine Te path were quietly notified ex- | exriosion Benes to a hospital. | ee, wo apreed Seasaget *v © Oe a ao -- ” ili Ma Br " = : a 3 “ Pf Wengen ey > RRR ar —_ —_ yt . aS Po A AE seg some ore , , = . y a ek ae Sa a 2 ; , . ” blaine ice etk:) OP , — — a . — v ? * = _ - * ) > ee ee ee be : ) — “SRen ~-: ° le : . 4 al

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al a 4 — 7 EO Pe © REIT mr ~ . me ; =_* 7 Ul We ~~ «7 — rw aS a Sa re a ee ae has i b a a 7. hd % “— oe eS ts . 2 —- iM . a Fae THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST- DISPA TCH —SEPTEMBER _ 26, 1901 SCHLEY COUR] Tiki Furnishings. HAS ADJOURNED oe We now have on display the most elaborate and elegant assortment of Taffetas Silk Underskirts it has ewer been Members Attended Judge our privilege: to offer. | ag N x é oe BROADWAY Wilson's Funeral, The styles are exclusive and embody all the char- : K ‘od a ) -— &S FRANKLIN a acteristic features of individual and distinctive creations, be | | S. W. SUMMERS, Trustee. CAPT. WISE THE FIRST WITNESS | Such as Accordeon Plaitings and tucked effects, artis- : | IS NOW IN TH : tically trimmed with Laces, Ribbons and Siik Ruchings, E HANDS OF A TRUSTEE BY ORDER OF THE COURT HE WAS NOT AT ANY TIME ASKED also Black and Cream Lace Applique on the richest of | iM Every dollar’s worth of merchandise in this immense establishment must be disposed of FOR ANY INFORMATION, Taffetas Silks in black, amd a full lime of street and | & quickly and will be slaughtered ummercifully without regard to cost, — evening shades. ¥ He Had Told Admiral Sampson the : P , : a. f .. sr Santiago Harbor Was Strongly McGee Adjustab e etti- Sateen and Italian Cloth "2a" ie) Ba an Fortified and Had Gone Close coats. Petticoats. ii 7 in Without Hindrance. We carry a complete line of Me- WASHINGTON. Se: , Gee Adjustable Yoke Petticoats, Special. ’ the Schley court adjourned until tumorro mi varied materials, Ihese gar- | We have just placed on sale sev : ie cE. CLOAK Al YD SU iT DE. P LR Vi E | ‘ : morning at 1! k ments are world tamed and can ; & b - ‘ ' ' 7 I uy ep aliieaam eral hundred Black Sateen and ) eso adjusted as to ht any hgure. e Leased and owned by Mr. J. S. Salkey, MUST DISPOSE OF EVERY GARMENT IN THIS DEPT. as quickly as possible owing to THE FAILURE OF THE BOSTON STORE WASHINGTON, Sep ‘he Schley ltali: toatl anaes eourt of j a ae ay ae © : ; ' talian Cioth | etticoats at a : AR oe | MleGee Rainv Day etticoats, . ' : iy With the intention ©! ng one sessiol , : uItS, ir S; ackets, Capes, Furs, Waists an rappers penn ar | ’ oy VT Be which are: .’ permit the court and counse! ittend the Spanish flounce, velvet bound, x funeral of Jude ject | $2.25 Blac . » Syonnt cry Ce ick ( red brocade Z olor some fur-triy Capt. Wise, he nmanded the scout | \MIeGee Shadow Silk Petticoats, Hack Italian Cloth erticoats, . Jacl . oe “$2. 00 mgs Of fall effects..........0-. $° 00 Ladies’ W lking Skirt 5, stitches : ate Rnd angy umbrella 1 “utile, acct yrdeon plaited : . »-uand § flounce, oxford, navy aud Cir OT 6US Ship Yale during the 8; * con = > a | a ' ) Hohed his . a ane 4 ‘ae (« wales sie especially desirable LO! traveling ( Broadcloth, tight a. gilty: a it weboes > ee cage AEN $7.50 Se: hus eS, Key Wes f the Flying Squadron toward |f purposes, in color combinations tl ree , ed Be vlc h hemmed foot Retin: Sackate fas $3. 00 $7.50 high-grade Rainy-Day Skirts; in braided ae letted ) ast 2 ’ e first told of how | ‘utile. reo orth Sv 45 oe Sig, pits * ne Neer black Kersey or corduroy, i $19) ae a * Sete aa » Yale i areties of black and gray, with accordeon | Tulle, Teg rex worth $2.90, ee nl Sli ela eh, | Winter Jackets. ceadian ? . > ' "% . ; ‘ lo si ki Ltt. a and flouns cl sponse to am inquiry that he had coa accordeon plaited uinbrella | P aquin flounce, edged with ruche ataies oe wile dadhate 98 $6.00 | 87.50 Ladies’ Dress’ Skirts, in Venetian peau de : La Hing = 4 na tell eile serge, coverts and homespuns; trim- [51> and $20 Imported Silk Waists Bufficient for two da) f ill steaming | ; “11 se ie , and for four davs ot flounce. with silk toot ruttl— ot Same materi il, “manufactured tiful im +9 ww med, flounced Automobile coats; or flared Cc pag He was then dispatched te NEV D0 | bl; “kk or PTAaAV=- tO se I} tor >) 0 ‘ : : mn “ @ iki sihern News, reporting to Admiral Samp r 1 | om 5 = ‘, L di q i| M d 5 if Aaderety »S Ss the een 60i4 Admiral Samo: $6.75. $2.25 each. she a ies’ dl OF- d A ul 5. ffects .. ; (aawieae $I 1.25 ae Ben snet on Skirts, e said, the flying squadron wu bout 3 | ’ A na $95.0) finporte an elvet, trimmed, 9.90 Sil affeta Trim- miles west of Santieg , In re ponse ‘, Rod or: Vv. : : i ty) k om o> in hy (nats e Pgh s10rT navy ’ med ag Thay $ Laie’ at a at 8c Suestion of the admiral he had said he did | r tos full flares 5 ( and red: guarantees $12. 50 | $15.00 high-grade tailor-made BaP OES... ’ g lounces kirtis, for “Ss. 0 satin lining ekeen Broadcloth Skirts Worth almost double. not know what it was doing there. tailing the trip westward On | Fy rniture er ee eee $15.00 Carpets and Rugs. Lace Curtains. Ficor. beginning: ‘After having bee 1 informe: — “A e Pie -edroom Suits, $1.50 Lace Curtains, the scouts commanded by such ofticers as : cut to hee $30. 0 Third Floor. cut to, - Third Floor. ees . 7 eles $2.25 Lace Curtains, Sigsbee. Jewell and Wise that aithoue! e + they had all been off Santiago de Cuba for t, 5.90 Iron Mantel! Folding Beds, SI. 715 98e Carvete a week, they had seen nothing o : . e900 Tron Reds cul . Be > ay ee 19¢ “ne ans Spanish fle e t) and kne “ nothing , ae oh th I > i ; ae 7 vt | ub | cu Uesceseesreeseseeeseese eee vee eeee $4.50 Lace ( urtains, ; her 8c Irigrain Carpets, cut to, pair movements or its whe reabouts, et« : . 7 | ; : $6) Iron Beds, ae Out 06. ss vucces oss sae eétnean $2.50 Portieres, cut to, pair He then usked Capt. Wise if he ad i such @ communication to the admiral, A Grand Collection. : ¢ +f ° | a8 | i | 30. Pa right Fol ss Seciinten Ua : : Gave Schley All Beereees corter Seth, © pieces, . Pea Regone cut to zs TESA tor gale 7.,«;sasesscackeniaal News He Had. Hall Lamps, Sewing Lamps, i $90.00 Parlor Sets, 3 piec | UE: 60v. svyucbouienstitiedhacaia "$238 1.5 Brussels Carpets, $6.00 Portieres, in rit alte Rae Kiet Cut CO, PAIL... ...cecccccvesecsvesss $3. 00 “I did not,’’ was the response. : , ; cut to ae Library Lamps, Reading Lam ps, — a ~ ae ns 94x24. $1.50 Velvet Carpets, $2.50 Rope Portleres, $ | 95 , i PPTTTTT TTT TT “ “Did you give Admiral Schiey any in- cut to cut to, pair formation respecting the Spanish squad- Bangtet Lamps, Student’s Lamps, mM cut to... hee st d R m a er ae a ok hi 9 "1¢ $4.50 Rope Portieres, a it. Sigsbee I did not Parlor [Lam ps, Wall Lamps, “ ee ee are OVES ali anges. $20 0 9x12 Brussels Rugs, cut at. nn é l4c Silkaline (36 inches), “Only through Capt. gO on board the Brooklyn at all. I gave ; : 7 | seeeee: , Capt. Sigsbee all the information I had.’ Night Lamps. Ot : ov $40.00 Steel Ranges, =. 9x12 ; $14 00 cut to seeeeee Te “Had you been off Santiago tor a week?’ aa ut to . t + . . . ‘ besessec 7 J. ‘hiffoni ' | $: ity - 20c Curtain Nets, “~~ oud oe re es 5G Ce ee $30.00 9x12 Velvet Rugs, $15 09 out to... . “Il was there from the morning of the e 4 92d until the evening of the 26th when the A a | B pgm Fg mnt ! perigiit , | fivine squadron arrived.” pecia arg ain. ee ray oo gi PP ders Dy a CUE WO. ccesroessendeseesedy maattieta fl Re Tapestry Table Covers, -“lapt. Wise was cross-examined on this :, : ». Mtronle ra ) Co ; ity .% Smvrne cut t point by Mr. Rayner lie asked: “From Table Lamps —kKed, green Or vellow tinted, etched ceti- hp ‘Mt tO makes, € yy ae rna Rugs, 59¢ Sc Curtain Poles the morning of the 224 until the arrival a € a rh | j s ‘7 cE Mattan R kers. rare k Sto . city. Qa mea | OF Ses ectecseecteccners Coeeeceseseees i es of the iivine sijuadron on thie evening of ters and clobes, ( ent Ta craug it ure Ts, natural metal, iM ‘ut to Sa ae | meng : if ; {50 Ollcloth. , cut to.. ; | ; | MRR . bie 2c Curtain Poles and Trimmings, fanev the 26th, vou were trying to get in touch . r silver ates trimming $3.50 Cobbler Seat Rockers, Hine Sto cut to TETTTTTIT TTT the enemy and watching the har- gold or silvet plate —* _— “ee . . es ~ Se Sg damn city _ $9 OR } cut to . ; 4 ae oo | ITiii Kt a. \ o8 eee eee eneees $1.00 Linoleums, 45 10¢ Extension Rods, Price 5.00. bed ' ° ni . r sill ‘i. , ’ feut ne Stoves, SS. 50 cut eeeereeeeeee ee ee eeeeenee C - te wae 4 eut 1 bc 8S! Ss, e Ue > nsion Tables, 6 | $20.00 Hleatiy ave $1.25 Linoleums loc Shad . iy a e100 Sidchoarda | $90 00 Air Tieht Hea 2c Mattings eut “You saw nothing in there Swomons Wordiware G afte 19 Sideboards, a gh : Bc | 28 riticd’ cian -* cut t aes | 4 i make, cut ft0.... at “| could not see any harbor at all.” China Store 74s ‘ te wii? ok ae olla . S i a o% o¢.' Sidebpourds, ‘ : ' rl! L hi? ~ iting $18 715 ne Ms a =e Mantel Se arfs. i [ " to ‘ : Cl MARe, cut to ees : . Smit . “s “We saw the masts of a small vessel, for less than “ least, of the shi} Not at ali.’ squadron were within the harbor of San- | necessary; that we were almost out of Could Not See _ $10. 00 cut to ont 62c a Any Harbor. The Greatest sareaceeeee. , » Shades, cut esereepeeeeeeee t t ‘u o.. “You could see around the corner of Cay . . h? Hroadiwayte AQores in America. Could not distinguish what it was.’ era “You sent no one on shore to try to es-|[> : : = me Sy \ " ve: ‘J a Lig tablish communication? hips of Admiral Cervera’s spare coal at first. 1 said it was absolutely | iim e a a er half price “lan't the natural condition of the harbor the run from Key West ; e e "Os = ne a de : we > . . } TIircar dea , o consider. | iago; that they had been seen and having ma es such that it is im possible to see considet in sight. and. as a matter of fact. -—s said: ‘Very well: go below and I wil a up the harbor: vf a ioht at he entrance , vor Ty, ~ oe ie! ae ou can see only a short distance up the on "h bor u "tn § un + a z7 dees , * .- —_ , _ .* . Thi d t t b 1 as) li Le) lé lig ‘ a pate a a4 4 . ' f. oC ‘ ' . ‘ . nerbor.” ie a x q Soutdiar he sala: "Afer dinner going | Considered Schley mmed and andsome rane: ats, sty from the latest creations: Boston 1S epar ment must bec osed out. ever, Was there?” Oem In sight what- 1 'o holst my flag on board the Massac ch setts) Very Nervous. lene ei Of on ae and take her and go in for a pot shot a - ‘ _ ie she at . . 90,000 rolls of good White Back Papers, “Nothing at all.’ patty on Beall Ks “IT went below to the ward room, a Oa ae | ee a | = ta The witness ot said that Capt. Sigsbee Mir Lemly: Anything further? was afterward called up and informed that | ) shares rie $e ui erbe = ahem shied os vor lB rustee’s Price im 7 with 9 or 18-inch borders to match— “a C had taken the dispatch, beginning ‘“‘Get in = ¢ 7 ‘ = “ . re & “There was, of course, some further COM- |tney would give me coal. I had never touch with the enemy.’ The court, through véereation 1 ‘cannot recall the words nor | ; Gmiral Dewey, asked: ‘‘\Was it your duty Crom wevt. = i ‘ fore met the admiral. He impressed me : 47 rat as rtment ot fine made ts. rust trom f] latest ‘nter his J : : ED tege, idle r entione ne vindie . es eeANS ehh | oe ‘ centers oi fashion; or Capi. Sigsbee’s to convey the informa- — ro 4 Mt eon ll a) ene gohan ‘being very nervous. Hle would get up, walk | pom Ot eee S : at, per roll, dC, ac and | tion in the dispatch referred to Commo- particular “sa «dept , achinist : da Schley Wm. C. Gray. who was chief machinist ore , - } 4 ae dur he battle off Santiago | m1 “T chink’ ie was Capt. Sigsbee’s, as he on the J XA during tn a went immediately on duty and I was inter- inswer ; e fr ' - . een mn duty at the throttle of the star- | to answer. . ag ‘s os ee ge ge commodore to seed on aus of the battleship. He said “If I understood you clearly, you had no: Hg ottern ats rth £6.00, all tl latest fads: “*T] R Stare’ ~ -a¢@ bossed Papers—none worth less take the Merrimac in tow. that when he went to the engine room the ; knowledge of the contents of the dispatches | Big sk aes ; ee ae ee op . 9 Was Not Asked vessel was going ahead, ‘‘The next signal,” | which you delivered?” ee $5.29-—Trustee’s Price ari $ . than 20c—at, per roll, 10c and f Inf ; he said, ‘‘was to stop a minute affterward | ‘Admiral Sampson did ++ a what | or information. to reverse. The engines were then re- | Was in them. He simply told me these were | - ; i¢ i¢ t > >] hv Mr. Hanna: Did you receive any in-| versed. duplicate dispatches he was sendi! ng ; e ’ The witness said that the reversal was, lowa. These duplicates, he sald, he L\ SS , — -_ on — —-— quiry or did the commanding officer of the}... prief, the revolutions not exceeding | to me because he thought the Dupont cou! fying squadron ask you for any informa-|j00 and time being short. He had, he said, make better speed. I left after. the a, | DEATHS »? , ‘eversé ri »- | passed her off Cape San Antonio and ' . tion at any time heard afterward that the reversal was be- | Pa’ , 1g vh — 2 | dianatadhes of which the lowa carried du-/| “Did he advise you of their contents sane. Sant peste ' , i oe Money wee P m the residence of Mrs. Breanan, May 3 that Capt. Wise had told h - hha pe plicates, and had reached Cienfuegos sev- + eC ee ree y grenbinns f d , 1c | Lon Pwenty fourth street, Friday, Sept. bell ead Santiago hart } stronely | eral hours in advance of the lowa. tans » did not tell me positively what thes , spent Ora vertising, 27. at 2p. m. to St. Britget’s Church, thence fort ined “y arpor to a strong!) were I gathered while I was aboard the sic . shane ts ad ‘ ; aivary Cemetery. Friends are invited to . ® that true? Mr. Rayner | Schley Sought flagship what they contained, but whether aa | bie: Pete m [ the ad a wehked hawt thi Sampson's Plans. | was while I was in the cabin or later in sok? erature for the 9t}H and the a writer worke ok afr to get up some ing nein . . | MEDLEY—Our dear father, Richard J. Medley, at * ‘* Capt Wiss su oyseoy to ti I *O I rrival,’’ the witness aid t | > wardroom | do not know I never saw ours be; ning ? y . ] , O questions by nomy a vali, less = SaAlG, | their contents, and Admir: al Sampson wieliants Wines riot ‘ 66 . , [au : 5 o'clock Thursday morning oe NEUE Gt Any time | went Aboard and personally delivered the | never told ine what they were EF ; Thursday |@ Original and ‘‘catchy. We do not believe in poetical, or # rele See, Oe around, come back and sit down, and a . ae atin tetend Jad i a “oe rice. «. te thn ch | ‘ e Se oe ee eee eet aoe | 8 — teen horns ——- AT RAM al ); Boston Store Price was $4.88— $? 49 100,000 rolls of the choicest Gilt and Seu oe eae “4 . ‘“T wish to ascertain exac tly the particu- . Pan : ~ ~ eat pei ward potuation he might have had in re- dispatches which I carried from Admiral i : a : . , : . . . ‘ Ree we Chapel. Intermes ” ate. oo. tae gl ee me y been, she Sampson to Commodore Schley in his cabin eth ep or oe Ee ee ae > : he thermometer word-painted adv ertisements, but plain, unpolished truths, |S ener aay we ee an Ought it to be aja ¥ o'clock. Hie asked me Admiral's | " rate semen iil he ad- ALAN t ociocKk Thur: . | M4 Iws— edne y. Sey =, 1003, small millitary vessel. He had Ss son’ ‘ Inaniah | Um@poertant character, judging from the a: ily) maine ; — ; - : ‘ m., James T. Matthews, beloved baw ; Bone near | >5ampson's idea about where the Spanish Aine 99 sahcalinied am ' ! y mornine eris. > c Ss ) ’ ie . 1, Jame ; enough to observe the land batteries. sauamenn was. I told tim 1 did not know: | " rors paanner upon recets ing ,th m. AS | miami | mi expressed lll good, u stantial, every day language snot of Brideet Matthews (ase OGM, ben ae gh ype y oe the court the > asked me of Admiral Sampson's inten- be ate ‘by Mr Ravner if Admiral Samp- ¥/ } : eae ; = cence ‘Smeieiiadea sthes of tm ae " sand batteries did | tons. I told him I did not know them. | son or anyone else had informed him be- 7 | tie? oe eae ee eee a. od 2000 PAIRS OF - 1 Ps rose mi # ally, Mrs. Sea Heseey oY 1 ate a raey net fire upon the Yale whi » he e ' ‘eM e ; po hile that vessel | He told me he thought the Spanish squad | fore he left Key West for Cienfuegos tha Funes a) from avrenu on &. ri was reconnoitering the hurbor. He also | Ton were there. He h an ee > « ad heard firing and “ ; awe cee ; , “a gt eh Sill ellie “ae ; : said ~~ 1 age da he had been senior zoe aimost convinced: that they ware | ® Code of ag ar nag Been 8 ay o NPo 7 be- destrians four LN 9 office ntiago prior to the arrival of | there. he c : the line een tne American fore phe y ptegrcong it much warmer on § Sas ™ ed Hh “ : + onversation was on the lin |insurgents, Lieut. Wood replied in the neg- ; a ' rae : : ‘A 4 | po a ? Capt, Cotton, he had not commanded Ca to end ) ast i pt ngeavor to find out from me what , 8! abee to zive to Commodore & hley the Admiral Sampson's plans were, 1 could | ative Hie had not. he said, received . a4 2 ormation which he (Wise) had given to aN, him no information.” a apormn “ale ae KK , the | . ery | ome m (Sigsbee). ow long were you on board the fiag- | 85, Current talk at Ney : antl morning than at the J RK - ju. ED) euestions by the court and the re- a at flag op le pprenne on a giclee or Big pes eg 7 enon , per | t : of Rae ‘“ plies to them were as follows: “Until just before luncheon.”’ ished communication with the Cubans. 2 ung ere here srt ¢ F ofoae mt Daues of 4961 Penrosé street went “Did Pe eri at ar oe Santiago “Have you anything further to atate with peweyet a pore 7. been arranged, he did ivatt « : ) dinates Sai the iticl | ¢ijvl- ; ; ~ By Re evi i. WA ein 2aAy tT iL» onhaain if the re up. a ‘the Yale while she was recon-| respect to this interview which will bear | ™°t know of the fact. | peratur s slightly cooler Thursda) | . N Xx un Mant, "whe danse noite upon the subject of this fnawtry ”* . Pefore Tieut. Wood had concluded his in Bie. om ft r} ~ 3 : i : DO GOLA oF BO CALF, ! his t ; ‘a er ust w ho asa speared Two “Not A all.’ ‘The commodore hesitated some about doe the court at 12:45 adjourned for | a coding SE platen age ace abide aan ean Ss , ) weeks ago. ee erp ite did not think he could | the day to permit attendance at. Judge | weather threatens to appear Immediately. ~ LACE, OPERA TOE, LOW, Bf) “ite n:d'i protograph of the missing man, : . the 1 riking “Who wae the senior officer off Santiago giving me coal, r Wilson's funeral. ORE AER AEE Ne Pe. a oo Be " Hy - - rd : ? : calle ei ; ical | Those who had seen the dead man prior tO the arrival of the flying squad as ron?" ‘ : : oom hy ago “oP lediaes * ~~ . mat ine Telephoning Acress the Ocean. BODY FOUND IN RIVER. | SUIT AGAINST BREWERS. \ ' i. } OF ERA or SPRING HEELS, : said there Was no reese See to the photo. Pith, and | wae senior officer on the th The mere intimation that it will be possible to Unidentified Man With Long Hair, Alleged ae Anti-Trust : , | MEDIUM A N D DOUBLE | graph ‘ai sa = gsc . . nh . See Sue squadron came there on the 2th.” |. an. across the oces “Hid you not direct Capt .Bigsbee to phone acr ve ocean seems to have aroused Wearing a Double Truss. | The body of a man supposed to be nam eo y ¢ aT pre ‘ a’ ? Bive Commodore Schiey the information | great public interest. New discoveries are always The body of an unidentified at ee _ ee “eC | Nay? T ‘ ae Wes Tex 5 Pe O.—5 ui ty und t wo ne . Thurs- G@ received from the ni depar ith : » a : , Suit was filed E, 4 McCullough was found a u pe enable to the whereabouts of the # lh 1 enthustacm hat is why the last cen found in the river at the foot of Miller | ay : eo district the * , SOLES—A to 2 to 8. day morning in @ bed on the ret floor ry has been one of such remarkable progress. It | street at 8:30 o'clock Thursday morning by ’ state of the boarding house at 1220 ores in street, ¢ Liazie Adame and Mary Connety. whe lve ot eet mq ues dron’ x ne "Ll gid not.’ has been imposible, however, to discover a better | Joseph Sc hwartz, a fisherman. | . : hd Associa- | | At os point Capt! Wise was excused | medicine than Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for dis- Morgue Superintendent Cowle said that | 0?" of Houston for violation of Texas anti. NOTE—Seat any where in n the United States fer } 1.50 In the house, say that the man’s name was and Admiral Cotton was recalied to make dera of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowelg |‘ body had been in the water but a | tus! law by ce S with other brew. | | . 20 tage. McCullough, but they say they know noth- Verbal corrections jn the testimony previ- |” / wa & ; few days and that there were no marks | '"8_compatiies Cash and 20 cents postag eaeenies ing further of him. He was about 6 years This medicine has over of years of cures to its of violence on any mart of It. The pe nalties for the violation of the law | pounds. The body war sent to the Morrtue. . | questioned concernts some elats the credit and has rescued me wey from the misepy Wag — “Gerke eae ae agaiast the ot ow breweries Wi An Rs ens » | 619 to 623 oa tan eeeee Se ipetiee oe ay Bint acct aching "trom |< irserin, inigeion, Haven commoath | Bc sce. wien eack with, Wag bet: [asutewstne over sad. tones Gaia Se aa i fone aboard the Brooklyn + | toms and bl pe. a red and blue Banas TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY | 5 NW. BROADWAY, Bo! srk: + thee ‘ ey Bag Dead Man Not Daues. | against i American . old, & feet 9 inches tall and weighed 1 - Admiral Se hiey weak strong, and cures ingommnia and nerv shirt ane two pet vee tee Hol , e . te alt or , unders irts was pr nte a oimes. 1e ‘Ba a 4 xi ti P . . mi o Treiate his co When you peed a medicine for any of the a ware m Gounle {ruse ‘The than had no Take ow itive Bromo Seinine Tablets. All complaints; do not fail to try the Bitters, « heard or mustache, His eyebrows were | 2°Usg sts refund money if it fails to cure. . yey heavy and his hair long. E. W Grove’s signature is on each box. 2c. Never diss ~points. . i ee ea eee Oar ~

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nk de en Page - Per oo RP ae ner TORE: $ Zz Nee gE ? ee he at — — : Y¥—ST. LOU _ . LO } IS — SPS a Pad Vern r: a sl is - 1 ait ia sl . POST-D ISPA TCH—SEPTEMBER —— si a ai i 5 : EON Se eT eg kG ACID THROWER | NOT PROSECUTE LAGS INDICATE. | —— _—_—— a = iG Made fall Gloves at Made of ‘of Real ropa Ri. “Mi W - | ' P. Cole and Mi | 8 iss Clark | elf-P ; lark | S » Silas eeates “A dolla panes r » unished, ‘Surveyors L 2 as seems @ very px BOTH A ay Off W : maar ngy me tc varne vigor and “very popula price for Gl : 3 made sac 1d vigilance riove USLY RB und Pla e had man st that could est glove e world wo URNED Li, toria’”™’ Gloves ene exp be sold for that could he . — ' Sc re: = . a : é MAN’S IN POST. DIS | nee Biot choy Real Fre nie Bae we a dollar. We ARE JURIES | PATCH | antee of quali ut real F neh Kid"? ni our new ““V FAR WORS | HOWEVER, | PRINTED | | France aes hey art rench kid Pea. lambskin oe E TH R, | F om. wo ‘ e cent ° > made . s af not masa, au . er by . urthe ’ me 3 AN MAN'S OREST TR — TS XY” l's best glove- of the the best m: “ae guar- , Dr. Ni ; F EES e show te making aker in all etert i ELLE ARE complete ; morrow - ee E Says D TO DAILY | ; line of a F ye—C She M : MAKE Y| all the sizes am } fargest ¢ har ay r. ROO i new fall re | ‘) of t) 1 J m — Li e ite - ao he SSWhicl the - p> sd ote Be ited | description hich, with me plet are new, ackets eading m —_—~—-- rs mamy Gute nes Feliows’ a ee, Wi Tr, was disn be: bsbllon bad A Tnx ~ eons! nth tee get ive " e—we got fresh good , Suitable f anufactur _—— va at would b ured ‘all lidet : = lISS¢ a 1d @ as lit \" lye ie \ night's -” 1 . vely ; oO or "eT . ‘* {} , ‘ a) y ba) Cole Mies ch Poet 1 eet heme dy when ‘Phe surveying & x surveyed. — Post-Dis- | lets as follo them at less th 25 the Style early fall o his entire evi ay Cais a oe, “lark ‘avi Oman Potan Lhe iy Preiim! = orps 1s : ws S a r e - ia—cn , lavY b) hi and hy, 1d ; 7 or, ol rienad ow ay a : ry wor . now ‘ ‘. i re aw I 5 ave ‘ nall r ork « 0 t ‘ e of 1 n the } . rer's . — . r oe & Ne alae oer a 0 Feats Edam se Sle Pregl the park is —Nobby Jacket pet in ol im Wit . mace et Dr. B. oa never ep who sh } tra ra re aera of De’ visito and wool lth gopcettrgong best shades several of the | Ladies’ third of ee pe wis a o4 is, Box Coats is, Swell | BD ygrerdis =; a: not 1 Loga any In d enough her by | Laut | the Fatr where e Baliv - es w goods—40 i Bi : 3 T} Wal price the regul: ut oie ackets—j ats and Sh | a pairs of ps burn mjure a an says juires = Shevcall len tmanean’ Bout} mn this ww air grounds the mair vere wide. inch lack Granit tink of king Ss ‘ egular : an w just what Shor i til double pants where the a endl cht ai Rinii's tapes bd avtien Tan so: Peg nee or tee _— Waistin oe See ‘am 950 Skirts—well | -good Oxf kirts, 85 yetali . eaucde eae a every wom- | P knees. ‘The outfit -— Mirs le acid and hy , Sick of ’ 63 Ss are Dien aoe =] rtin a ne wert flags r a1 = g Cc io 88 inch : : ength of on . ; made x ora ( Cc seasons we he long co 7 =“ &° 1) yutfit of rn Dr I Clark struck 8 lips ‘ iis face ] | 944) pe SS 58 Lake y the e@i of the I uns - ie. ths ficured C ; j the b ’ with . ir ah Ww L mate. . have i A all $5. 0 oni ‘ ° 3 t] are e islatt of fi ce and t ast @ Ande! Ol or remna y Cloth, w rranite Ke ottom- 8S row alkis adi in this Of Cit aes T injuri em blistered | of t) flags | then nd of l aie } inant 1 worth $1.5 ams—all mone ws ing 1e his cli Suit or Y¥ i , : OF co! j Lhe . ength . . an . tt hi = N al d ’ | ’ . ’ Wo} ft g Ni) a a . more ' etry a Fair the : a. ancy P } hel ds a | mm. ; is Tr pas pla ng e . ‘ ' . hy Ce page ha 7 — a tend . rious. | perk pe te at out the inn pent —- conan wide stripes—S0) ie pe tat te $1.75 a HI rs call it theo wo to 42 “8 ate lap and thes sold for ing Suits. $1 0 2 chest! i styl sibs ase a 1 Seis mah, eves } e (} essed was tf » of the every s — thes vestern : es . ar len , VO} STLEC us n unparal % ches—%5N t) : ell stvles ess tt al + . orted sing!) ” Ee emi in Dr aken af i The section e red portior Ss French F gths of you “tae { alleled —) of ne yres—on lan $15 = nd : gre 8 ° The reyes cal bul! H. N ) after | ey s of th and whi n of the torm ) Foull will s barg: otheraN ne a fly ni twn new ' eneia vn p t and sh left can t Hidin N. Lyon's | are equally e World hite flag ~ Ser inch lle Serge—38 surprise ¢ gain. It plait an a Norfolk ly fron two new all res—-ever nd gras o 88-ine ao, tone it howev save G S, says he a St. | garg fi pt! ney tate Had var eran — - + Sages S “y4 nag wide Ww on | » oee pleas mbt Pacey belt tad k E‘on—boti t Norfolk coat : Bia oO tn very I / me dd} | mixed ehe Brees > Was } ) . is tn - 1a blr Ama rming the g ce abi unas. yard “. aT Pawel. rth ase = reavily . latest cut f th with y at, ver latist » ' y our e3 leviots prisoner held at in danger ) the cu on teur Athle , golf OS agg the , 3, worth $3 ty e : © mixed vily strappe It flounce sk! yoke, box big coat S tas ‘pert tailo . ary rele: — Wed the City I} ger, and | sj Pic flags ix hills ui Oe Associat! of the inches wide sepia gt Wo styl d blue, oxf pped with tl skirt. stitched | 0 attract Sale—On Fri ng 7 ee es dnesd losp! sitions of nee ioe f° ation and c ide—navy bh 2.25 rsted 4 style—aiase 28 ond and a: bot aaa | ve nde imniplstysan 2% ON n ° 1a ay nigh Spital as Fir of th sed ti e sout ‘ h , ue. . f pairs chest he Rave } avenue, t m she ] i this hill gs. many si! engths is «6Of = fine : cloth 8 mo. | ‘ry ‘ iC tl i; ror } qul le Cc al tisti i y de r } £0) ; i of 7 seers : . ete - ites She Ce was - first ; £5 architec Arts = a wide 3 ye “ty nches 3 hy blac lls—brown he tic touc gres ay ied by their you g cc... an z heresa aven ni ie, oe “hee Old ere: | ‘ 7 be erect : etural butldi building, the $7.00. and worth actual value &5 er black and wore! and gray 3 xe $1.95 Ladies dra Hats Ss ich. s less Cc y being used value; not d get them e ‘ n “ « enue. ‘ 1d, fir ; mm €'( t} o ane- Pareat en = ne of eee only. > 7o—bilacl ' nite. ~* ALSO apped ‘ ra + . urt as san amare ‘ — ag a lallv. to se N eN1° | Se » : Perk is reall the Fair ey Ve Ble KP . New Fall T in gray felt and che — long hirt-\ ‘aist Ly Half ains, 1Sce Each- mples, iged ~only nd t fis n at 22 North |! tion and sally 75 neti c : , 2 ur 4 ay, cas ‘nille hats —A-hroz at : ' pews | ext Ee ; had ead . y lll fark . ne nent add | nodhce rr a sme no n ont Felli ta forest 1 this bh i “i ses yg tor 4-var ae: $3. 95 | set stylish bans, $2.95 Sivie black tor, brown “ee Ebr road red i $1.25 hams, et cd ortieres, _— eeks. cepin aan by s her di aCaress | 3), ' le at ft OF sf ikes giant tr “ ards of pl ” impor engths of fir yming of bli eation hirt » US ed wilt! ping hat, tri o and 3 Ath ey LOK? pair Tapestry ach | asat Miss © = SOmp the na vughter, | Tr ‘is hill this point: and fla rees. A ored =V plain col- ported Pi le | black f black , with . -Wai 1 Persi: m- | by yar ' ton with ele lark. pAnY me of ¥ i ripoele i i= , lr ithe thi: € £8 is nn enetia i ¢~ ‘ yplin, x i bre; velvet . We - st M4 quills Sian Scr | d lone i and het tring Cole phone ‘ she s vith he Zs ole a} A elul almost Ai an at any 1ore an Clot! .? )—44 : vorth br wie reasts . jet are . ats 6 s—blue arf and Curt 4 ne. nail tom-—~1 flirt Says »perato ai d, Ws r severa) long the pnouse Ww 1e soutl ny} other i] blac inches Ww easts. or eo} ‘ , stvles s howtr ’ S5e— and gray ‘ | ains 25 ek ' eal 6 pairs ation that he 5 yas OMpio! al | alls sligi erest of ashin ’ of t ck only ide— rmine vies in § ig a ho . ay. Half ; Se E Der iG 1 FO.00) “s go Rpg oly oe ee Ol ployed | on: hee} ee ack of hil The g rune Handk , We are sh Ready-to Passer Waist a hi Shirt-Waist a aha eda N ach Po i a ome -_ ’ or 7 , ‘); , a ; 5 to . fe) t : . e os ° e : = Le; i . ho | ‘ suis we 7. mt y . untht “ety ashe aia Seve nal’ ¢ rae}. se A in a . of the b inte rfe ee ion Mig e eroune Odd erchiefs owing Childe and up—we n ur Hats at and —~A fine felt } Flats, $1 °o5 | nar : r LOO | ‘ erie, ieres $1 50 © » falle not ; limi rz weeks good ge ding on } the. not e en ote one met thi 1 inv deramaancle crttin | line trees ¢ ) of th unds Cc&é 10 es’ ca ack ve e silk a : Hialf c E 72 pair otton ; in met hir lat he } ivestie ittwith| § of vist ecas e hill. a! n be c—Aa c Han ts! A e Sargains nd u Ivet and | lf pai aon S500 irs . onl . : : g and ) n low mada 1t1O}] 1} Sint SyO. sionally ots alvhou y collect! dkerch —— mna P; acc - ‘ with hr ' ha: airs of Not )a i ily—wort it Huy 1e told } niown W Wile , he | th ding ¢ y punct en Handk on of iefs— ‘i } nts ordi rreasts ins—wort! 7 pair, h b | on © * ar . i© * i? nN tlh) c . uate t} erch odd orth \"\ of ng t Sr r orth en > ae Ped ; cured ler’s at 2 er th dnesd i dell P is hill tne : iefs, wi i lots ke TO ew oO oma , angi $2.00 . Set ‘ thos acl « © beat he may n ist Pavili one with o ith rev of fancy - wil] -] : —_—re all Si d teri “2 Fal pair “te S 50 ; to ke a AC id ‘ lov Kk “ woul morn st. in th i . Wion «i may cl penwo ere sti ancy wv | oO ¢ ose ilk & als : . ards it ie of | shams . her tow, ire’ r lehit a ble tr b ] thre | 4 ither erecte Fine and hirti in ° rd ler , r 1% - Stripe S of Mi of si egula KD tTOD Mie o AD ns—wortlr direct “4 S he r. nrm” wh ’ roiec ; : had ; : ' ! xlae = a is its Arts bi > Apron Cc ing . — iztns r Rl A . Plai + isses’ fi N Zes . ‘ Tr : . hy it h = en » whie Len sae the a ls ] * he T' Si . of lack Taff ain a ast er Oe me price - iwed as ha ely Rustalned which moecuing th - wa | a ur hundre ‘t hills roll ar bend os maths r the ngths. f the best 2 and | ‘or ancy tie P $2.9 on, meé “Of br S$ o to { ached stead of Cole \ a large uch ex erso Pursuit } rom thr 7 and ntages » that -¢ st .Uc in colore worth u - Silks eaud .95 for easures 7 row! All » ¢ yard ' 2ussi 8 1-Se the t} ae talk crowd x lterry , It thet | Slices f iree , icle engineer to th . . af- goods. All ed A Pp to $s. rhs et ins e Sole cS —whi West . I2x80 / l-gTray | -Line arcs, issian C oo an ent er : ot] s of Ck Se Oe nst e% r te— ern B inches . nT rast Lvo hird flo en to I ind ; Lee the tle s of the . land- are usable | sso stead of 4 9.95 all-w lank 1es odd owel l-- Von ss OOP an ’ - F at- | - ig grou! Mes vel plai e hill rted 191 $12.50 f $3 0o0]—} cets — : . lot of f Ss 10c—. Whi office on t Mis« Ogan s | rem t nds and orn, no the gre B1L.905 | Silks -'m-yard oe ee .75 fo 1eavy a Wort! 6, f fring Act » aol . cf ; rf ¢ . , { 4 } } : ste ‘ e . an . ui cart ss * if + ial \ the = their ve the sixt} ark w ani’ ‘ eét le base — putting w adotte nt nd a5 f instead of &: ’ Black P lengths value Fr Red d warn 1 $4.00 s—C Ll-line alue 1 Age shee Se aay mee, SOO! ent to Dr. | tetic 1 ented Pe aoe ~ Serr ne or Sig-yard ret $3.00 incl Peau ge*Soi = ss eoeceaeaatie’ Blank y white e renter Pie n towels Sean rec first gav miand t vere hel ec re of the dell aven s is al) nnants of ches wide e—20 and medic ctly pur : ets — other pm broid rm ces 15¢ ~— A! " Co ted it tg his n took , ; ! [ry ly i (" sie Assur iy tf - St ’ ~ nue, iilmost a ° 98c fo eon re wool of A A Cc t u 4 , | ine rwise ’ BUILD ir Cc ASO Sq urte. pon hi are is — irge of cH een I) = and 1 on, the : uls A : r 1 ne . B. verte ans sligt . mares Cole is arrive Klock, b ates eee a patrons ie Gentler mateur —coveri SOC quality leach worth 232 eltly soil ty says | ival ‘. but ut Ee agg gg th emen's Ath- ering omfort he: ed Da rth %e to 7% ed, bi ils fi ? at t if Cor Tg \ rs are mn ~ bi ‘ t Driv v cot of n ™ Fu wavy Y rnask O iat’ it GEN. SORT mi'ly t« net ? Che ora’ progress. tf so jubilant on er About 870 IN ton fil ling. good figured oo double size to ‘We Leokiaage Ee ae int 1) the « T bbe. roing little over . se g koli oes . . | yard ea i> Lt 7 a ’ iTS of 6 Am ORTER RE . ' , wn pyle ne mm .— * are > the in of These Ar ~ ae suit sheet | Tashay R - yards wi 4-inch erica CO | to engos niy a bris hey emblen g the Es e Now poeoaain de ed D rth 250 h iat} . t bye l f an . 18 t Cl ris a b: mb ING. | w Nn atl s coath in Ama saan trial in a . 26.—A remark: }y] 4-616-618 pe hg — in ' lors s P, = nouwe- f' igs Ar a c prone : ,ore the, cote pol ae a el die ad and pugs in iy ee term ng FRANKEL S to Co er for . Pew a T , € - noo ‘ ‘ ‘i. rf he hi wer e fen F on cee eTt $21 mer. \ the | AV x3 nestantt = tour of iim ; ivid — At } Ne are rel eo childre .e term thi n RESH FF— p . we. give orithy , cy re |} . enelt. yeeros ‘ . Liber: on the some 1" east 870 ited t n of those iird ROAS [* er po uve “rs at ety. wi) - rty for: t] | and Me ~ hep Arts hoot ene am P anny Sate persons we me as oma per- TED— ph und. mue. \ p's i. bl eo he , "= 0 are llurg, ; ectr state tes are om all ns.’ | ound eee. ! played. Vedn Hall, ; oD ira net AN — bulia! icl- jn . Thev aski parts ‘ pa * ede Laan, r . esday 14] will nzs. eys. *} vy are ng for of the 10 cKkage. ferns and gt from oo) t ’ ° . Nort) — le | N IEREST eC The repres shares f 5 pound . erteee Me : a 14 © o 4 > , , Cray lass. ‘s, cousin ented 4 in th NN ’ OO pac bare a 7 . —" alo ; - es e! . ‘ ul PEOPL agate he orange ps “ofthe estate remaining after ins: ftesh, deliciow BISCUI S | ocal § ariet after r-| CHEES cio — oloist ta B moat | ke] SE us f | . 9 W snd Marietta Baghy,| | 1 — — full siz ’ : | xpo 7 J. MW | Brick , O The | At T Toni sitio | ck ‘ia y Are BR Nea brag onight. no |8tL ANN | EULOG Bre c—PAC Th St. Louis P Rewmoter av evenil ouis Single Ta ED. imbureger (Choice AGE E BU . s ) ¥ 8 s iy | 4 B > , oa eee ’ ey Sa People tenor, fp band, 3 mret: cos | _ Their De axers Pa | i ieseaeiilin: per mm flish-G os RL y Is and , is Ir ne y Trib msi one gz i~( Wie of Local What °' oloist. \ Hierber cert by | The §S parted Fell ute to} I: v— pound wder xrade Baki M ON i slit nm an ineid Interest es own compo ord Spencer t Spencer i mem ee - Louis Single 7 ow-Worker. | Full Cream ey Bs ie a aking L S i : f I {AS TH ° os r ev (i¢ nt , . . | S : Be } de ecenaih’ @ and Dr ghee and 4 - | lean per acon. nice and = Ci A Ss tor. ni ap, S. P, M Ec | | JLAR eptic is ept 5 : . sw attack of I should e uth Third prectare- at We a5 to re lectea | Attia this heal in the worl mae, 5 }-3 fleecing a vaporated VIC ; Lp n Chocolate, 2 Cc v. Corner B ri r ore l now k backache ver have an Tota . r*™ Sinetan "> itely © ae and hi rkhouse great J.T. PLICI et tt Bl | weight. | ‘roadway and c ic ‘ 1} All ’ Nied lutr a | oples , ‘ his Sosy 7 friends - iy | \ : ‘’ [ ( ] oes ¥? godin 2 | , writ / i. : | “ ow w sn ky odley of 3 ‘mi rh ; : t e ' ' ii i} e ai¢ ath belle ' | roe ‘ 7 . ses i «) . ‘ | ' . | ‘ W olff- Wil ould wom hat to us dne y Vocal sok pooular air e Bie Ruewein' urs pl ry single , memorial h . / N ' rt im | LS kinest Cal GS Cc ha d Stove Ss; ison 1) ed: : cto Sawa . Any! lar | and abro: AX } ublicat ave bee ) « i\ \ wifjor: pcre =~ ( me and W rig tely go t ha Grand ee ee roemnt | ie road ation in this sent any \ : _ ~ " bru 6c if ° ; ‘ o] ’ a \Ja : ; aaa . = ~ ’ x a he it) ‘? i " . oan’'s K ash MD ’ s, ror ; , | ic s ectis n j aTrictta , CUUtli- . - api Spar ed... it ¢) . ’ ° - | @ rT 1) 7. - Lon py es Iho by . ' ' sO) — : .* i { ) | ‘ _ ‘ an att: : idney Pills - on aven | of re i aval | tA Shira tor ( cs 3 i} per « F C WW fii ‘ } . iT) le im : : ack ) Mu ant - an - ‘ fi W hi “| i tye y ¢ c. ror! T ata for a o 7 a | ' hk AND. - ge /, oon? for a had clun cured me Bg Bye ns Church Ben. oe Vera | C hh UN ,-+ n +s ia indk cured nie - Wane | Deo L \A as “une! for + a~ al % re s Tho ¢ hurch ut the vers _ = ee calges rte ug them out the ae CHARGE N © ee 1 rsemen.” They | a Kid verve tit lock. Ti entert: by a With — guriug pores t! cose 0 ~ D W E . F ° mive ney : of the . He ainme . me le ba tome | Dr H | a 0 t lve sale by ail d mv hearty! Pope St — snd proceeds a | ar noe for ea e ife treatment oe . Joseph Sp ARCENY. Cf Poun | er-M ail deal vale ial turgeo ” Retions of the case, I p ©, speciall , iegel overed | ilburn aiers. pr | Fope Bi geon Pr | complexion SS eee aliy Jost] halter ti thi ’ ‘se > ’ " : rei ’ ~~ nr cv . I S Je r . " kK Cc ' . for ‘ Co., R price ol ¢ roller urgweon, ¢ romot move eve a healths wi restore re all Willi stied Hi ays toler eth al he U ultal ' cent | “ lenac » & BO , ed. | and ery tine iy, romeate gi to _ jjiliam “Ss im ol Roba \\ nH rt na n ). N . _ cle rk 14 Ss — oj blem) hi ana fu ‘ giow Lu¢é re ; i =) _ ; 1 a Db ’ nts i? S - ber United States Y., sole! pro choteal ihe Mee = eon, > mer Cor ing tne ekin —_ the aye ones To turned to a py" Rohan Car. t) J * three ining #4, had A pertect . nain ie r jn) ‘ to the See pam a" ‘, or 1h mp ear athd & or bod 2 we rf yeurs Lo ; ’ who * ; trem it] Hortn mem estar . 5 subst tute. e~——Doan's hat ion” of pave = as Bo et Consuitat! INeOLh rende lw the Jeff is after recently | | aha 4 hie . a and mgt hn cottee in P irute for — aor as . oe ; , fien ae cl - ~ * fersaat . . ery " ° ‘ ‘ . erlicliie n ‘ urn ; (iY) , 4 2 ; ° . and , oe um kee istant ahah | letter is free in person o rai marged wit! nm City ing five ho , ‘mailes tor call rnukey p i. “ and ri -} avor, fr wo . on ” 1- . we ati ’ J age is } . ‘ gri : penit . ii \ a rm - d t\ sue a ; C 1 Ss . agran en tri aemall C fklent!a! 1 strict! YT! and | entlar e tt] whe in of ti » th ness ce ~ ® t Chinese -) a. : ty con - [> Chureda larceny “ary, 1) : . . Pie . tiie f «th to | K , 1s f! ’ - riar} — «A W _* ’ , = ’ iF es \' 7 ‘? ry ss an | ° n with resting iJ it) i a4 . riyii it. i : - * | , . j ; ver " my | \ r se in common ‘Sood a 1H WOODBUR po Spiepelnalt pe cann mer tae Miam mol —n he | eceive ABS Fill out alt Coff 306 M Y D 1,42 _ ‘KR 1rist t> : Mer SWor ; . wi : | 4 _— q ? ] ft } ee ermod & | I> t Pics OMAN e to tl PROTA ante § oOstle wan A O LU c foll . Jecca , | ' “ io Pe , ; ice a cte*t ok ; if ? hin . me NE. EL owin b rd, | Cal phoge lia nope - 7 idl i Thone 1, Dut h FE 8 la Losin fs ae font fer was on «Pour recta’ sare Ne. as, cy Your N ULL POUND FREE — wae jortiod by th about 7:9) o'clock, | discovere und to get a do thon with our Name. ACI oo tee fusaped | «ag rth efreet mt P ere , } ink ' , a dog pate ih} : * ' y Sm Pp 6 Same mo rom th , 9 VW hie ° — , : Wo : f Ange Ja Kk" “A , } Add <eeeee® @s e+ ee eee ere ee n E ment a! a in h re at the W =v peru | ne Mail this ¢ ' } : eri B ws ge st nx ‘ rhe ao ~ ou i. bone - a Peng h seg terme in tl ar, oe | y piri: 6 CHARLES H. E pon to | oward ae duel Rays wae 1 workhous al Grocer’s Name eo tage 14 Frankl A NDEMILLER arly six a~4 Chic as dangerously seoncesveoconne and th i sive., St. Loui r rs ago. ith Sergt, Address senccorevenserescemmmnce (0 Y ¢ package will he m7 Mo. _ our addi : delivered cS. ae 7, ighemiuinss ~ I + es + eT nie we me ee ow rs * a weg adits aed! ore etn. ila i elidel: — ro so eee, i wr Be — Re te 7 it Se wks wel

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EE 7 - b — os tall ee a ee > P “3 oa lags . 7 ’ . * ; 7 ean tal Se MG - 7 Se ge een er ree rs rer ~ > ger oer a 7 er eee Ry Fer Rr ‘ lit te! a ate alee Nie tas - oo PR ee ove a i tl 4 oR : THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS miidenvnseach Inet cassie 26, 1901 + a AASALAALALLAAAALAABLASASAAAAAAAAAASLASA | | . x ; iG Pays High Tribute to Pe-ru-na as a A | b i lonic. 7 TO OFFER IN . . ‘angelist manages to |} Even the busy evange’l , . j i} snatch time enough from his re le oo (treat Meteor W hizzed Over #8 4 ; ‘indefatigable labors to praise Peruna " h ste print is Wednesday Night, | ¢ | A sound body ts necessary for vigorous! St, Louis Wednesday Night, =f lepiritual work. Even the soul thrives bet- ws : , - 'q id > t ver lew rices : [ter in a body free from disease. 9 This Week, All Remnants and Odd Lets from the past week’s selling go Friday a y p ‘ | F The work of the evangeits Pernt - ‘ f if | res airth g of him a versatility and quick- SEEN IN ALTON AND KIRKWOO > = ~ 4 : witted adjustment to changing conditions, - ‘ : that few men possess. Every bodily ead Two Special Waists, ‘ | « taxed to its utmost In such a work, D, OTHERS : . . : | "No Wonder the evangelist finds Peruna a|SOME SAY IT WAS RED, Bargains in God-send. No wonder when his ee WHITE, OTHERS BLUE. od 4 wowers flag and his tired nerves throb tha ic G : pve fe rR wholesome, rejuvenating vig- oes q ne sec : ™ P 4 oe poe or that Peruna is sure to bring. t = . : Evangelist Hoffman is to be congratu-|pey mw S. Brennan, Astronomer o and S its > be not onliv that he has found exactly , . ; . 4 it ‘ m “ “that ‘he needs, but also that} Kenrick Seminary, Says That It Did q the remed nat en iS, oO lack he courace necessary) | —A bout . “¥ psn be 7 : ae ‘T10ns to the wl ole Not Hit he Sere wi Second Floer. 7 \ ' I id. “In carrs ine the truth to the peopl Meteors in General. ; Washington Avenue and ari Stree. m fe , he has never uftered a greater = uth Space : tan aes Se night St lust four items from this i, when he said that “‘Peruna 18 a tonic.: For a few minutes eee oe Ei 4 gs : rvine of excellent value to p iblic a i. Louisans were treated to the 2 tpg of 7 nn popular department tomorrow, ers who are under constant os — shooting meteor that illumined the sky to! vs uC ion ress OO oO r] 1c the are -~ and in need of such a remedy. miles around, and was seen aS far away as a but ve x go notice y Pe : A Bishop's Letter. lton. ei. ) wonderful values. : : x D. D., Bishop of eo ‘eated intense interest, and encouraged vs kvery pair of these shoes are worth Tomorrow. Rishon 7 Pm er » > h from | it creat n NLETESS, from b - $3.50 a mh oc agg ve f St. At $1.48-—Ladies’ stylish up-to-date new the Second NSUPi =e * di par ela much scientific discussion. cCavy ANG Lgnht welgh soies, made 4 . MS eat . fale patente. wh. REV. MAX HOFFMAN (“hina writes from Chariotte, N. 4 : * ist what » the nhenomenon traverse with kid and patent leather tips. lace D. Crawford & Co. » buyer Vas the only one rom ~ Flannel \\ aists, tucked front and . a te ‘a ; our = wiekeor sober ag we and button. You will find in this lot , » back; bought to sell for | “I can cheerfully recommend y Seiten Soe sted are uncertain. meanest 7 | find in this ic : ‘ DECK ; : ao Fite ! Rev. Max Hoffman. Evangelist, writes I cai toni " hieg new One hae ae ae ie ispme patent leather shoes. To close ) Tonis who attended the great auction sale of Boesneck, $2.25, our special Friday | ' \ilwaukee. Wis.,' Peruna to all who wanta s rm . Dr. Hebert Roberts was standing Inf! them out quick we divide them into . - ir " Bargain only... sceccccoceouee ° from the Davidson liotel, Milwauk . Bts ing tonic. It is also a very effective of his residence at Pendleton avenue and two lots, Broese!] & +e manufacturers and 1mporters of hne aress At $4.50—lLadies’ English Homespun as follows: r . com laints.’”’ Suburban tracks when he noticed a sudden 9) | : ~ ayaa nay with a deep ae seseree Perens pe) nitemax, DD. ight In the sh A DL.AS ANd Q&C} goots—att desirable dress goods for less tham 50c on the | Waite Sir mat top of founce |e : ~y i ‘ “ent —T. . omax, : ; sole { the east said the do ee? “4 Me Senin —_— 7 «a 1’ : y ° ii _meteoric showers and meteorites nav | Special Price... s ciebuaacaie regular 75c quality, © regular 65c quality ; ~ o regular seasons and fa in jarge numbers [oe 5 C? ‘ SR Ses aie; ae riz pal wers are the Leonids of | Sale Price portent Sale 2. Pew er ae ee —— : ‘ sit pra dail ania i 2 im « *evnvreecneree¢ees i) -) Ae “ N ‘vember. P ‘ eaniie and Andromedes. y four Specials for friday in Our — 4 aT | Particles Are Waste | _¢| Ladies’ and Children’s r ° . 0 Bj N ines y. oh, Matter of Comets. ca Friday Bargains in ur ig sebes . ‘ ‘ ‘The articles of theses showers are tue roa Second Floor. iy Will Sell Excursion Tickets waste matter of comets. The individual | %4} underwear ° ¥ a ee L& cat ; ‘ : ; . article "“o 7 arger nan a canary st ed. wi ‘ . ie IDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th Tos ore unrest setts ayiteton ct toe] oll Lace Curtain Dept. The Crawford kind tomor- - la 3 ; . | ‘They are burned 1 p bv the friction of thelr | Department. . . . And) motion through the air. It is the burning fe 7 * row at the price of inferior ¥¥ AND Of the particles that gives the phenomenon gs lug ; what Ribbed } lee e-Lined On Third Floor. ca i TO RETURN of shooting stars. Ve: sts, high neck, long sleeve, silk ' ; styles. ei | “The particles have a very rapid motion, ron trimmed, pearl buttons, ecru and z a: ae T - P . it T ace Tapestr} }? yrtieres, a1] Ci lors— . Ty: The, verage 44 miles a se ‘ond. aie ites ine | Ww agg na = RE, buttons on the New imme ol Tistil Olt 4h Fe nee ae sind hott. sa No doubt you have heard that every- LJ i ¥ 4 se hea eteor ist light ‘ 0 a Siae, ‘rene manos, ° . ae . (re : ‘ alii - tof - A $ 1 40. ' seas “ it ? . b o :dily seen that It | closed and open, C Curtains, in renaissance eliects— ©] yor one who has visited _ bought mill ) must have traversed a large space. The cd Son soe ; — were $1.J0— inery at Crawford's this season say PAN-AMERICAN SPECIAL BF | provailiues are however, that it dia not | 3) choice. .-.................. dav” | were $6.25— ow ° they: have tho best styles and lowest last more than agp ene fferent bodies | ew Fant = at ge Fg now coe eees ; ce prices; so tor lriday and Saturday D il at 1:05 2) M Meter rites are ¢'T) ire.iy wa war pa ~ | ti i Tights. ankie li} is, ‘¥yeeeeeee ie - > 9 4 free ‘ - ° = eo i h: " 7 choice of 100 Leaves ally . 4 ; from meteoric showers. hey are Waste | closed and open, QUU pairs Rutfled SWISS Curtains, you can ave your matter traversing interstellar spac Space | | only, per ) . IArtiarac : aawy OL , — Trimmed Hats = ready- is filled with this waste matter When 2 ce St ES CS” Aen Roy ye | ortieres, extra hea \ } 2 vards. were 75c, e to-wear shapes, a 3. ; na idual articies Come WItThIN rang v “Orresc ilie’” ; Tt ¢ VE ( i ; sa - lx. : ; lors, for ceoeeocesosese eeeeeeee TICKET OFFICE, EIGHTH AND OLIVE CN. E. COR.) the earth ih Its revolutions around the sup, | gf] Forrest AIL and Harvard Mills’ La- ) nly Chenille Cord, for full size sites, paibi ce they are drawn toward it with terrific force, | Vests, medium weight, high neck, long Wwe $2.50— 2) Scratch Felt Walk- Meeting the 1 - ce of the air oy cd sleeve, shaped bodies, silk crochet, door: were ) Scr ytch | ace + ur tains, full lw idth ing Hats, with silk banee C ~ heated io an @ nor m Ous extent by Lne fric- etite hie d, pe ar] button 3, now ° . " fs sorted COl lors. seen ee —— SSE renee stil etme a larce to be entirely ic _ a 5i)c and length, ove rl Cc ked QD¢ | ‘A PS—1). assorted lot of Qc I eorites at OO icdipt , » “rench bands : i 33] ¢ . " 7 iy’ ~ > e & uttr and faille silk , ee pas = Reno ite 4 tl “S oak r I ME i rg Aber tee \\ iIndow Shades, best oil opaque edges, were S1. 5O.now. pr. e oy ba Gao. ccccenics ie s5 + at lg tes FO sag ct ag ie Fie pa ene mg 7) Children’s Jersey Ribbed Merino an ; ‘ ‘ e 2 cial ie . . ‘On BROADWAY, Cor. Locust St. | thes ee eS Sa Ae Sen eee Flat All-Wool and Camel's. Hair on good spring rollers, all com-§ Scotch Lace Cocsanall ail the la FANCY FEATHERS—500 assorted : he a See anne ee chiefly of meteoric ca Vests and Pants, silk trimmed, cov- ar 2. i aes : colors and styles to select PRT oe sie: anal aaa - wing to the intens« | ered seams—according to size— piete (3x6), were 30¢ ’ test designs— from; take your lé 1 Oo} the surf e and Breat cold of the wi 7 5 3 ° al C me I.) => WwW. choice for....... tne eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ren ae the by, lies. as a rile, CX] in idea he 7 aC. 6 C, 50c, A0c, 5¢ now, Cac il. eee eeeeeeeeee were De A Tl O a lfore striki e the earth's surface. The cold ci t ic t t s Laas Ml of th interior is 400 degrees Fah eit be- « t SETECECTCT CECE TEC CEE e ett a : tt some - d t bat oy n issagze of meteoric b wiles onda + Ly | ee j f cho ce oas a \ ies, as I have sald, but a few se S tes Md wpe fin aa peeked | REA ea ) S PLAN wWrvvivvevendveienZ, — the most favorable prices consistent with our s a ont abak tothe aaumeeein ade Ge cet Ge RW ae eee va ene WALKE Tv wuye tie, mein ! ity. Our display embraces, in multiplicity ef design, every article @ |The bodies do not fall. Sage RS EE PS , ; | the table service for which silver is used. ae Bane Mh tig mon dP appari. | — - x ad . . . : al lila sp mei es Beer the precedin ix months. . Solid Silver Bon-Bomu Spoons, Selid Silver Bon-Bon Dishes, tions than during the pr bce lin gs x months. te $i 75 fe $6. 50 $3 50 fo $25. 00 ane rTeors oure "9 ” waa i oa th ; oni ly morn- | ~ : ' ' . 4 ’ a4ucum! Tnan Sprin > «ealiit Aik ii ohia i i | Solid Silver Sugar Tongs, Solid Silver Water Pitchers, jing , han in the evening hours oe | ae = | «$1.75 to $8.00 $38.00 to $300.00 | “There are onan 2 erage about 1 on | _ a - . ~s4 = meteors a vear ;our and at halt mLOore “a “a Solid Silver Jelly Spoons, Solid Silver Tea Sets, | nig) nd seven and a Bal! after midnight. | - - eT wifeheata) Neemge—OCOCON .....csccccecsese eooee’ : , every home 5 | | No. 7 Cook Stoves, nickel =, a = el } yp BP yee as sevens +. Be | p g00D - z. - tte plated oven doors, 16-inch = Seurel) Laundry & ap—10 bare ...... oor Six-hole Stee ange, with lig: oven, set Siti : P - Ail Lae . ons io Finy ifted—Ue can.. oa : A ? closet, nicely nickeled, Susranteed upon BOG. penaden ‘ ° 5 Air Tight Soft Coal ates’ ~ =. Peas- Laut . oh SOc is eae -... ed CLOCK ¢ to bake—18-inch - trad yours Ss eae te as iong as an ae oe +3 ei aa Se, r > ro na C oO : imard «oa RLOve oT Pancake lou OO DB $3 f er fone and heens 299 00 Your money back if it don't barge money refunded $18.00 = Baking Powder (Laurel), pound can. seer Oe | | These fime ? . - bake. $2.00 down and $2.4) per —~ Granola—lSe pkg. rr aes poeta ; Taint ( ow Py e reek 7 " ' . > : “re vs » ’ : be r P ‘ ryM er— PELIOn. cece *s*ee-* 8-day Porce- " Finbst line of Silk caiie for o $1.00 down, 50c a week. month, Brussels Roo a Rug , else 9x12, new j me A. bitter an pound oe lain Clocks . . . ‘ j patterns, elegant designa, $| | 20 nocogte— “Guides @ "y —_ottin. «'. seen are splendid Ladies and Gentlemen just opened. + eee ee eee '@) caurel Ware femmge—ale DRG... --seeeeee ADO! : h, 11% enlioe era A spigndid collection mm all the new- 4 bm lugrain Room Rugs, .. $2.20 Cairns Orange Mermealade—Qee favcssaeel ‘ise! 13 inches atiet. pi ih P est novelties in handles, choicest reid Eni: eo > Fresh Taffy Candy—pound. . ...+ss9ecsssesenaa inches wide, S-inch Porce- They strike | . » $9 (M1) 40.00 | — Bruss Cary 44¢ “ge t S:30 p. m., 6 for. cesccccecees lain Dial. the hour qualities made, i aa i, $40.00. o Q) , ward. «sss ces Ghackeneneeeee i X : : \ tery 2 _DaCkage. ...+-e+neesnenttig Ladies’ Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, par- | st adtegp siete 96 ena , ae veesee and half hour on a cathedral gong, | “L rame, SLiK plate Fer ere pri iT} line of Por- handles, with silver trimming, splen- AIRS. ROBERT EF = M ATTY. ; | 'w damask Parlor a , ; a ’ +} “S.A ‘ . Vi » 4 IBS Pits a . ‘ } ? . ’ celaia Clocks, —o ie eg yee rh did value, $4, 00 t I ie esa) oh :, | Suits. former \ ats x price SITR.00 - af \ . sd ee he th. for- | $0.00 e;, 9!) m The wedding of Robert TF. McMath, fot O smniek | d Return ird of public im- : 7 mer pre sjident ol the boa! l J , ) a E x Cincinnati an provements, a id Miss Eleanor C. fren, a a. > k place Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the resi het or. -—VIiA— , | sie , f the bi le 72 Fairmount avenue. s ~ agence vi ti se ee . > BROADWAY, Cor. Locust St. The Rev. Dr. William Court of the Ca- | say =. . ’ ‘hurch officiated. AS@t, a ‘‘Lowest-Priced Heuse in America for Fine Geeds.’’ banna M. hy. ©h Ag EP OI return thes W D.. Sept. 26.—Two inches | Fruit TON) | fé Be 1 with traffic. Mrs. Emma D. Pe pan, ey and mgr | ao © Vell was hel mh piace by ostrich oe 3 for the East. Mine J tne An ta Movi mt ' BA TTINE a ; 4 P enehiiie tina’ at streets ‘ merly of Virgin - were marricc 1 Ww at home to eir friend L 4 | of chee * here vesterday! follow! he = STOLE MARCH ON AL Hu Boals of ~a Rd, oe is front a oS ie a the Rev. ‘Dr. . K. Brennan. Miss Alby Watson attended the bride ber at J120 Hs Lwtho re boulevard A a a ft A four inches of rainfall. As; LUE. i. hai : eros ' , When he came out of his | Chilton Atkinson acted as "haat man and /as hs maid of gn ae charming gown of aie a . | mecistely etter sour i , e fields not! FULL RIPE. FULL vA . fe: ‘of Ha property. . > sh; : ister of the bride, | tucked organdy and Renaissance lace with nuch of the grain Is tm the fehl " vata “2 ; 50 | Miss Ethel Richardson, sister much o@ . io anil anne R While People Slept Kinloch Telephone house Thuraed: ay, ae arett ae ee ,* — of we x Mr. and Mrs. Jack will re- [blue ribbons. ‘Thomas Rodgers was best A Tale Witth a Bad Ending. threshed. {t ta fe ‘red it will : ) Trade Supplied hy ‘ is foot pole planter — ady to put in its] side at 4148 Delmar boulevard and will an- | man, there being no bridemaids or grooms- Seem thi Mecied Glebe “ qqecgancet, ‘aid OTH GROCERY ©8. + a Pompeny Het ite a * pee a ha © "the ir poles set | nounce their at home days later. ns ' Mrs. Nichols departed for an| The Vale peor Pi, le in Colorado who bas \ iw-fool mast has wen Fo cae th will | mye gs 2 .. —-— . seq . ; ' . , ce 7 Mane. fo thee + witches leleg - onl in > ; Streets Beare teee Os kate vock Wed ~ pee ‘aeht. Miss Edith Franciscus and Alvin B. \ and on their return will be | ceeded in arafting the tail of an sider lait. but | reectve iotseages trom the ye bape wy . poo ' Ss. . od L ¢| were compelled to work grees ? Nichols were married Wednesday at the Planters’ after Nov. 1. tleapake naturally feels proud of his ae ‘oon- | growed connectlons were made by | -M. y : ? Pan Seenonngy \. Get several ° a od iy ang Say page, » Reporte l n of James Franciscus, Jr., on La- _—- it is bard to seein just what way he bas beav) metallic plates, 2igaS feet, im the : « . 4 "Ite poles in Alton Wed: vy night. The iopped down by the ~wvers of roperty aoe avenue The wedding was simple ~hter of Mr. and! ferred any benefit upon humanity. | ; “ 4 whir* - : . teh? molice did pot a them | he front © Te" MF Qer wy w

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—— —_— seein saat ee a é as OT Bs de See IRE PR Se ae i RT a we Ee 2 30 “4 CPE THEE Ey Syne ee Pa aes > We Re eee Jerr + I ae TP PPR P77 TE i eto — ' x — ee at ie — > THURSDAY—-ST. TOTTS POST-DTISPA TCH SEPTEMBER 26. 1901 = “ foe gf ee 3 — { as £4 . SHE HAD TAKEN A “LOOP THE ; LOOP” RIDE. Se at ( "oats We have purchased from one i, the largest Wholesale-Houses on wae ington Avenue their whole stock of 3 * 3 NOW RAVES IN. BELLEVUE Remnants in Flannel Waistings, Dress Fabrics, Silks, Linings, Laces and Embroideries, etc., and will offer | | We have no doubt the | them FRIDAY AT LESS THAN SO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. | Pretty Sixteen-Year-Old Bertha Zwick- largest collection ef ex- | i , ler Is Continually Shrieking to Be ew fashions in Top | Erench E‘lannel @aistin Ss. CO ie os lk In Our . Taken From the Car oats im eur city. | Y emnan Ss Ql@ Basement. NEW york ee oD E. The workmanship isa 50c for Remnants of French Waistings. : 5000 Drummers’ Samples of Colored and Black Silks he tK, Sept. °6.--Take me off matter ef special pride . 500 Manufacturers’ Remnants Al]-Wool . in both plain and fancy, in lengths from 1-3 to 2 Take me off.” {# the piteaus cry of pretty : P P : French | ail iia Nh thee |, hee yords; in this lot you can find every conceivable : Bertha Zwickler as she struggled to break with us—they are the ay ' oa ee foe aa , color and rasan. of bs ry brow ht on this , " : stripes, Perstan effects, embroideres season, Suitable for yoKes at trimmings ress . = bonds which confine her to the eot in th, highest class of ready- ca Waistings, Mee ; lid colored Prunellas , trimmings, tancy pn Mem if i full pleces would ] Si ° i lh i te CcVile +a ‘rench lan mes, non \A th less than ne - a ~ ‘ r vard-—t!to } { nsan Pavillon in Rell tailored garments ever ed worth $1. 2 more worth $1—friday at...... ' ) : yo take your dna ice at, me aces be. eee 4 HE | = in wild, brain-racking delirium the gir! produced andarein every @ wo Y See . . un ig Who Is only 16 years old, takes the frightful | :' . ' oa’ | § Sead, > le frigh ; ts All- Wool Waistings. Cae ¥ iJ ride aguin and again which she took. wit) way but Price identical | 35C for Remann po a ngs ; Su " BROADWAY: «: & ee | ae Fr WAS ING ON: AVE, = : Firlenda two weeks ngo'n the “non || €o¢he Best. merchant ta 1]|@ AicWorot | Rams tito each Pa — abrics. Bevera friene S two weeks ago in the “Loop ‘ erc ant fa - Alle ool ye Sh ee sie iadilmaaiailina /100 doze sniine Irenc! mo Our tio ns of the genu-| skirt lengths and waist lengths, 3 : Stronger physically than all her companions & Sy van _— eetah rench” Kid ‘rie ‘Fre en ‘Kid Gloves, all rade | children’s dresses, etc., until she took the “L oop the Loop” ride $20, $25, $30 | [ ir 715° for Priday. Gioves, suightly imperfect and > +“ iene “ for our ; ew f orng worth — te vg 00, Frid: av, | Bertha Zwickler. with her friends . | me . - , 7 rage, } Ny OH~e isp hblae el; to 9 PO Bes n cc eae eseeeserecresesesnesseetsceesesrbeseseceses a ; he. a = = : hy . SOUT so1ied, be colors nee mode, tan, brown. oxblood, astor. uf a } nop ~ gar car taking its dangerous rh Me . ae ‘Me Ainiel | bh la *k mostly all Sj 5. Pure ier, pearl navy, mInyr ste and | a a the trip, she refused. She had a pre mon- | ) REMNANTS o6-in f gina. ? ik - bik L or i oeInC! eae a | . 'D , , $1 A me 4 nal ZC wor h An ey + | “w Warranted roe aces. rimmin Ss. tion that something was going to happe | r Anings, also ae es, big lipment jus es . ay Be am er, . out Bnally was persuaded by her friends te o e | 7 pie ge ’ a : !—all colors and good black | i tll 10, your c | $1.45 Spe tal | Worth Up to $4.00 Per Yd. BRAIDS—Lot Trimming Braid | © with them. : os a \ 1 lic—Base- | choice at..... itna. QP ; » Samples po bae : ia nen 7a Ca F pad roamnes the spot where Clothiers, Haberdashers and Hatters, | 7 cong os , piss mC bal ne } (jc nh ash “a . gyre em eo * C reoksee all colors ae yietne in factory le car faces the earth Bertha screamed Republic Building, Seveath ive § tea ae tian . s | Pleces, splendid values—correct om fainted. When the ride was over she “ : angst a Waist ar Siesta. BAT ‘LOTH- Genuine Herring Seme More Great Bar uaeee an io a | Style for children’s "SLO "a ] { ( Came So } ane ep aist AniIngL Sil “]ai k ® ronuine . oo” ow . 7 - f . e a ’ Me is Aysterical, and - ime so ll that sb 6 € _ am. ¢ | ie A A R , gray -—_ r in piece s and bunches school Gr ng worth ad to be taken home. back, 20c val ru | a _ MAINS Taat Will Crowd P . 1. from 5c to 10¢ yard— ‘ The following a: iy she was removed to ~ : — | ; hase- (2, j. ] pia ke. wl VAIU ” of ) Pat of Wy 2 5 $4.00 in basement, the private hospital at 5 lAvingston place. IMIS TIE... cevccsoccs Cee eeeceresses ey vy, in basement...... Our Miilinery Depart- wort OP en - ' at, yard, ic, 2e The erijilous ride haunted her when awake ‘trapped down to prevent her from fing | | meat Tomer . yard—in asement, ane _ coeceses. and n her sleep aid she made so mueh harm to herself as well as % others e row. SOI. cc ccwsesseerereevece i Saeae Saat She was taken to Bellevue Dr. Young. who is in charge of the é Ze asemen RBar ains | | Black Lace Heavy Lan Toscl Nets EMBROIDERED “APPLIQUE OSPitA tiegt, Savs the young girl presents a » nnan S-- f g for over dresses, waists, etc., -hoice colorings; She was placed in medical ward 22, but /iable object as she tries to hide hers. if fy 740 Read =to- Wear Hats— | 44 inches wide, plain, worth %29c— 9 ner shrie = to “ti ike me o ft ; disturbed the her room and begs that no one be tT) amenien a] © SHFFTINGS R | REMNANT ,_- / ’ lard yu ill ] y : | worte — 25c¢ a — Sg eel c omer patients so much that she was re- to come near her. She fears every one an, emnants OF + win ee oO , a - »T 85 ON BBR | AS nee ae movel to the insane pavilion. Ser ag ting soakect every set \ ‘4 ith the _— © ualit 3 Utica [31 ben Ging har, 4s e egant V alues worth from $1] tant | Real wénenee Bands, in cream, CHIFFON APPLIQUE ~ Lot Then she became maniacal and had to be | rible ride. Sheet ay, * lengths u) ae] rth Gluc: & to 10 @ mM.... . 2 to 9 QO—choice Friday white and Arabian— : pope J and Colors; C anagem © oS: 5 FERRE. SC ANG RE MNANTS of best VTeXSs — bach ne or special lot 2 inches C Bpec "Bal 39 REMNANTS~—Unblea abe lors and lengths, wide, worth %ec, for... Special Bale........, tteeees ton Fiannel in lengths { worth up 4; 260 S . , : r R R I . PI | agri yet om > i ay PRS ads 2c uit Hats—made Agents Sample Lengths of “% ‘tO'BRATDED CHIFF WA W O A N %: EMNANTS—1 t qu 3 “ RE MNANTS. of best French 1 mae p yard, consisting of All-Over! or Chiffon Kopligee'ee Te Ta REMNANTS be > que \7tsk~ , “heat Hifi dress | scratch felt covered over IE ho A og “ oSilks and fancy worth up to $1.00— , ng Fiannetlett InK a ' o dete . ; | Tinsel Nets, ‘ort Snec 3 e stripes and checks; "6 and * hirt w aist patterns; 73C frame, artistically trimmed— ap to Saab wane . by he eer ote eee) odan 69c UNDER CHART KR AMENDMENTS worth iC worth 12 pageanes sees regular $3.00 Hats—Friday...... PCAC... ieee eee e eens ee enenees : . SKIRTS Flannelett Skir Pat ‘RED Nee aine 3 finest quality o.- , sp Seign YOKING—Remnants tn embroid- . . ‘ . ~ tj ry \ . terns, with embroid r Shirting fad- ! | sit BF he aoe Ings, ered Applique, embroidered or and fancy borders ‘12% as, worth Qe...............O38€ |23 dozen Black Amazon ‘com worth mw ga] Dralded eating worth up reguiar price 19 rt [ ACE SAMPLES Short lengths P} ] up to 69ce— ; Special S mPa 9¢ 3 @ SPREADS Whit: Cee re rth up to z Ic umes-— s in. long—made SOP... cee ctsetebanbachwenc ca 49¢ 26; — and ’ C : -——— Bed Spreads, fancy stitched bot po Mtr y ) of elegant stock and worth eve - —- Ee or & der and - .rseilles batt r s- ‘LACE Ss AMPLES Short lengths of $3. 00 Choice Friday 2 en Corseis 4 Friday regzuial val- S$ wort! ul ——- © Sewer ¢ 0 #0 8666 &B 6686 o 5 | Annual Burden of $180,000 on Account ¢ of the Interest| > Sa Seen f OO ha OC Special for T Weta so. Motions. Bargains. | © 4x MULTE Turk Re 1 Vhite Lace Leading: | « , _ av. LOP- ; . on Waterworks Bonds Would be Removed 1@ Eeingea “Table | Cover 9h palo Oe Nee Wee ae aver the hip. heavily | 18%c cake Pears | , Le tterns, 2% vard , ay ee A ie ; over the hip, heavily sc cake Pears : : i *- on mth doped | 69c CORSE! ‘S. Loris Soort a 20, 200 Trimmed Hats boned. : Soap tie be cil ‘ a alee ba a's é black. Soap...... sree ereeeeesees Cc 0-2-2000 0-0-0 0_ 0 _ 06-0 0 —_0—_ 0-0 _0--— 0 — 6 0-4-0 —0 0 > | TOWEL . O 1d : ian Y — ¢] 00 | bt ah lie a Cold 10c wt ! id lot hemmed | | al 8O— CHORD. 60sec AMENDMENT GUARANTEEING WATERWORKS OWNERSHIP ¢ | els; size 19x38 - >} ue $1. ee °F ° ° ee ee ht eee he ca , ‘ae ee er fone the ant ie ae so ‘Cantos a at i th 3c. ppewnenes 10c | ot e ¢ ) ‘-= Tarenw thi ; . / — 10e 2-ounce Bottle The Waterworks shall never be sold, leased or otherwise disposed of Tne As- + ; “ L, hi J Sihbbed ots . ©. B.. A La Spirite, Vaseline 5C sembly shall have power, from the income, rents and receipts of the W ater- TURK PY RED Ly an ASK \ ests, Pa r Drawers, fleece ° , ° ; at “bert Hip and War- Pt = MIO. nc regcvecscussousseaed ' >? works, to provide a fund for the renewal and extension thers ‘of, and for the ¢ , Inch } ke ' lined—worth a. uC—Friday : | — ner Straight I2ec dozen Spools Basting 5 rh payment of interest and principal of bonds issued for such renewal or exten- Red Dam: isk: wortn at le, Ibe Correct Fall styles. Perfection im fit! },.~. .uite. brab, black, COLTON... ce ccceccrenerentedece Cc : 5c 1d ; die *| @crasx_ . E 91 Lot - and finish | {8.00 3¢—-wene " Borak.-s-sr-ereeetean nn o-2 22-00 0—_0-—0_-0—_0_0-_0- 0-00 09 0 6 6 56 6 54-4 & vfs prown linen Crash ot sens Hear Pk we: | FRIGRY -+00+. ssensaeaes FOTAN. «sss sevuveseens theeeees . P sins hip by the city of the} reven whieh i ; — @ aeaieaie Nhe + ; 5c = wt ene gt tote i. ai 16 Sample Suits, In all conceivable styles— a ie WwW. By ane other popu- var pom. French Prepared C erpe ua owners ' yy he “ity e ‘ ‘ ue, whic } las for years hy n accumu. | WUT : ‘ seetes WOTrLM & | ee \ ] all colors all SiZes prices all lar makes, straign PETE 4a ot tecdvcntosdedebn is $25,000,000 waterworks plant is guaranteed | | none See a ce ie ) ¢@ REM NA NTS © . oe ns! an at pe nates Ri 5 limimer - -. : 1-2 to lg less than res gulat $4. 05 front, new 5c Pape r English P ins, : by the fifth of the proposed amendments | general 1 aisiiadl oh & . - Pa we & 1 ) to 10 " “m nines 220 | * Lane gi Tog — : prices—$13.50, $19.00, 37.50 and nn SB, pata SS. 100 to POMPE ¢ 000 + ct acidckzeal 26% } ‘ : to the city charter, to be voted on by the ! = ame ap Poke teen Will be heed: l LO | - — A ‘> Broadeloth Suits, tn choicest shades, | Surnis in people Oct. 2. for the mi Ine prgpct nti D my tapi, bee Peven! & | ° Norfol. Eton and ket s S, J i i ; itTeny ice rf } e strees » j sVOTTOL.A, 4tOh ane Jac *t tyl blac ks u Ca At the present time the plant Is held by | and sewers. . | ee neat © Upholsiery. Osiery and i: -best lin- Ouse ar ains, the city on the same basis as its other The waterworks amendment is one .¢ ti | ings—prices | S15 FRTTTT CANS Be new ! property and can be sold at any time by —— minor features in the plan of char- | re) Bargalns-- Fourth F loor. Ns i Oo 4d of “ ~ an on eC Me Ra se Ve ' be art aoe, ors: @0c tin, ne . = © ‘ ‘a ehnovation prepared by the Public Wel- ws Walker ry Goo@s ¢ 7 OZen—Sale : the action of the mayor, comptrolle r and fare commission. , : > MATTING: ie te he lity e« their fall orders t 473 all Jackets, Eton, Reefer and Rox ifr. , Ni . ' RRS ag See am cuwea 3tc Municipal Assemb!,. - rhe Other two are the amendments lat- j ae ha ga pat abeines “aes ak everal hundred doze sty les, tan, blues and blacks Me Ce as i ee ac Tr AR ? . Public sentiment in favor of the munict- clty si obi hs arrice. assembly and to the | & worth 2c, Friday * i ind ol a one ve lined—I-3 to 2 off—prices $1 95 ARS CARREY Lt TE, “Set ae T CUPS— pal ownership principle, as applied to the Amendment No. 1 is intended to remove! INDOW SHADES | a -hal? original cost. S520, $295 ANG. eee eee eee ees e U STRETCHERS— worth 250— 10 | waterworks, Was plainly shown three years Stroarn +a. Lo the Pass: axe a street recon. | $ Ww lor ii L, idies’ and Chil- 7> Fine Fall Jackets, Eton, Reefer and Box | Othe ver baal solid C ENO BFICO +05, iosseodseaseees C t ago. tind -4 »! . : i whet es chat no bill re roilers re ad C Seamless atvles. finest cloths—choice brass nickel-plated 08 LAMP CHIMNEYS— No. 2. best Y One of the proposed charter amendments | »), age A. vt +, = ogg ot } Sag mh @ worth 4c, F! “ot | Flose, colors and black—have sold "90. 95 | pins, worth 92.00. ......0+. a glass, good . ely ’ a Q littee lone: — 4 al a Fn pe» i) : submitted to the voters at that time pro- /than 40 days. The failure of a co amitte Pi LAS mer F rida) up to $14.00-— Friday BIRD CAGES— Sat! . rhe. a {2 vided that the wat oe —ny lis eR : provided for in the second sentence of the ombines”’ usually exist in the House of a ee", a : LANGE? Ss CHINA AND GLASS STORE, : 613 FRANKLIN AVENUE (North Side). amendment, which gives the oe the Delegates, and Line Opposition of one mem.- | power to provide for the renewal and eX-! ber of the rea Nt e ’ feneion of the system by the creation of a Organized majority to a street | ' fund from waterworks revenue. The tInter-| @" Sewer Dill is often sufficient to ki)! the P est on bonds which may be issued for the ewe Favors of this sort are sy ipped . , purposes of such renewals or extensions is; #nd the opposition of one constituent of He Proposes to ‘thew Samuel G mpers ei rh . a eee som this fund. 7 aoontete te whic : ae in the “eo day That Steel Strike Failure Was | 7 F 2 Regular Friday and Saturday Bargain List: , . v nany 0) ieTS are inter- } oi | ; ‘ * i * yd : To Take Burden ested. | | o, x PHONE: KINLOCH D 1145 i ° . . a4 Few public improvem Not His Fault. ’ ) ent bills ' so . From General Revenue. by adverse vote of the entire ‘eed - _ IPTTSRBURG. P Sent %.—When Presi- | ™) Black Monarch Mantles, sold over the 2% Toilet Sets, Florentine ware, the Istes® ; The interest on outstanding waterworks | easier me thod is to leave the ‘min the ‘ditions plephgtmes ria age eae pe. at i ‘ | United States for 20c each—to introduce eee, Ne Se 89 4 bonds is now paid from general revenue. mittee box. The committee boxes of the dent Shaffer, ot the Amaigamate d Pe : BROADWAY them in St. Louis we will sell them at..... G6 worth $5.00, at. .ccccccncedsevssccocce The bonds amount to more than $r O00 ONO gd now ontae many measures which | tion of Tron and Stec!| Workers, was snown ; AND LOCUST, on 1(4)-piece Dinner Sets, Waldo shape, five 2 ' . hive been there for twice and thric 40 n lette ee nigoght by FP i- | MW _ le wretty decorations ‘xcellent neat decorations, goor ‘ - 1a : *? . : f» ¢ , : ’ ’ . . a ' the Ope li - | ‘T issued iast is ' oF . oth ( vered Dishes, pre ty c ra t ns, 1] ex ben n and bear interest at 3.65 per cent annually. anys. Under the proposed amendment t} | on nel Gompers of the Ame! a big snap, ho covers, worth Goc, at...... C Value at $14.00, At... ccc cc ccccnerunes ‘ This imposes upon the preneral re + mue a itself woul ld have hes n comp elle d te p! 7 ‘e | 4 nt samus a aN) a 9 “T “Mate ee Don't fail to see the new goods coming ia burden of more than $180,000 annually. As On Per ‘Or d on these measures Federation of Labor, and John Miteneit, . 804) dozen Water Tumblers, 4 styles, good 2? every day at St. Louis’ Largest China and | nder the operation ot the proposed 7. mnibus’ bil ls are made impossible bs ; ome side —s ; of the lL nite i] Mine \\ rirke I %. lil - - ’ . } at Ter will vel! them at, each.. C Glass Store Amendment the Assembly will have the |‘! provision that no bill shall relate to |” Oa PELE RES OG ae ge . = ' ower to relieve the general Tey enue of this more than one subj ct. No bill. if | fur- pre nly 1 ) nis Siac meri ( ! 1 eee . “ ' urden and place it upon the waterworks | ther provided, shall be changed by either !the responsibility fo n Ure ee ee . = house SO as to alter its original purposs creat ste Pom rike. he sai l he Ww | —_——_ -- - -—-—_—_—- oa ee ee ee oe the last clause of the same amendment re wee * in ioe “CHILDREN AND FOOLS.” ee ohh Sentences to the first paragraph | their chalienge and was fr: i ~, SeCUion i hia trar 9 | W } > : is iz il , tne Subjects or objects of taxati, n which | this —_ ne = i. t ~ ti mnignts r | UNLIMI | ED oe » attempt to make the new beverage with ie poet on Onpect : n which | ginon rns, presic 5 ‘* ili? (* nail \ Mi € rails ‘ ‘ .o ; it? Lad ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ as i. a little hot water and two or three min Stitution and laws of thts sente.” ieee Spee sf ne OF Se. ewe! Mir. Bu n MLE puont . i -_ fa @ he sec alae Baty. Workers’ Association ee : That sort of a “lick and a] The second proposed new clause ad 8 | mn and Gom and | @ CG r ‘ Direct Line, Individual Circuit ..........$6.00 per month utes’ boiling. | ee : ” to the list of Purposes for w) hea ; Choose 2 secon ages promise produces a drink that is simply ae sane se Which the as- | \itchell the third parts : | 4 exasperating. It is flat and taste le Ss. atch Sikee bictoale ae tee a ' cUF r ) meeting ho ld tak a ! > , 1 Prite Duplex Line. e. . ~- Ot 00 per month whereas the person who will bol the/ by this charter or by the constitu, | bure. Gompers and Mit ition of t 20 Mahogany Dress. 40 Qu:rtered | MESSAGE RATES. ; ; , . ( oo . in ry } ta) ccenpnyt Tike pel pine oe = . os ‘ . Z ‘ 4 i Postum full fifteen minutes aiter the ac- + oh, ate in force at the tim Phis con- | POUrs , CO Serer. Corporation and in de- | in ng fables, 24x20, | tual bubbling and boiling begins, will th a ee oO: Amendments to |. aing aia ) to their term -weled Oak - Crie SI © CONSTLILUTION whic) 1] enablh a , , three days.”’ iy : have a beverage that 1s something the « it\ to Increase its reven * hy ty d Tria’ now limit mm ‘) la = ~ r pa > 2 50. i DIRECT LINE, INDIVIDUAL CIRCUIT There is a point between twelve and|! a | P 2GED WITH MURDER | Piate.. ! Dressers First 180 Outgoing City Messages, each quarter ............$12.00 hiteen minutes of boiling, when = the] oar. “Seno tea, ab a Cog hl yg Rhee note CHARG ; ’ Next 45 Outgoing City Messages, each quarter... ....... sees 8 Cts. each ong gooey 1S op bee Pe est ine more importan tat nendment for street |heodore Kalb Under Arrest at Mat- Swell Front, Next 50 Outgeing City Messages, each quarter.... ...........4 ets @ack : : : ACT C( atic i¢ { iC gett pos se eT i .’ vive . nt ; j . ‘32 y Jo+7 OY K ll nan . : 3 no =o ae ae | : ig Pete elierman. ° {flavor which muc h resembles the milder | - : ~ ne ah , man oh ond = y tO execute | s0en ads meng 5 mF | 34128 Additional Outgoing city Messages esoeeéuesers ecoetoacseeee tar J cts. each | and more expe nsive grade Ss of J; iva cot- : Unde * the new plan of aaane nf : ’ —_ nee , : | 7 ; 4 . Tr yy | . - ata, the duce ment, in six! MATTOON, IIL, Sept. 25.—Theodore Ka | DUPLEX LINE— ice is produced j}annual installments, the duty of ew, 7 o | MAT POON, French 4 pene" . ls ; | re? 1? YY?) ro — ha? serge ho rt . l 1 | I if 11 tT} | : A lady in Salem. Orc.. says: “When | ee al tax bills walt bec: me a most im- : h om ; , i hieiial lad | Beveled First 180 Outgeing City Messages, each quarter ...... .......$9.00 . . ‘isome . ae. oo 1 Bw bi one ‘ i ‘ ‘ er ct Wi me | raris p=t JULY. i i i ii} , | : ever Po, °° lee Wi night, always | taken. irom the hands of contractors and |... . warrant charging him with the mu : Next 45 Outgoing City Messages, each quarter.............. 5 cts. each : c ¢ % c« \: : " Trae : i ria orl i ‘4 i | =i lt will bye Ty . u . = mi r" ’ . } _ . otal | Sv ae ad nie th “y Sy " on rs! i's duty to keep records + ately of Peter Kellerman, a hot ina s Plate, Next §9 Outgoing City Messages, each quarter.............. 4 cts. eack ~ o\ ie ‘ » AK Sc) Ad ™— Lit , ™~ ee ‘ i i , 7 |} dates mr) wihnis ‘ cl Instaullmen i>] enc! »f ‘ ! ,eli man Vet wields if : | “ | ti » have followed me ever since | have been | . il) will, be. hae agg ews The a Pape} se John A at i ate ian” we Additional Outgoing City Messages........... ©... cc cece ene .. 3 cts. each ; uUsilg cottee binally | at Into eek hy | ' wine + i = ~ i 7 hi — ~ be ' 1?) ? j foxlk ty j entere . a Y | ' a t tr : A } / | Uader the Message Rate System, Incoming Calls Are Free. 4 astaie that my ay spcpsia took tie form ot} : ~ "a ‘ ) tT} he i eve “9 le flon mid etn ls “ut da _ *.. i. © ‘4 ; j i; rewuini evons the dang > mriietah . ’ rion is adetiie . . . ' " ' | spasms and heart weakness. imposition. dd aeherman was thrown to the ground : | BELL TELEPHONE C0 OF MO C A M 2030 | suttered intensely, and when a physi - ee | Senter ng injuries from which he died two &j ) | . *5 ontract gent, ain ’ cian. was called, he enquired, among|BOER CONCENTRATION CAMPS. | “1s. 18". oo seme aay he lore nome’ , ———_ other things, if I drank coffee and in Peers shen inet with $120. After the assault sisted that I leave it oft, l did so and There Are 137,319 Persons in Them his pocketb ok only ontained ff. K uth 50) lron Beds SPECIAL FREE CLINIC. WO B K FREE, m took up tea, which I found almost as bad and 2345 Deaths in August. i er ee S : . . 9 . - a § ’ ( ——_ , i. " 2 Finally husband brought home a pack- LONDON, Sept. 26.—The official roturn ) Ha _ eee —_—-— gy ea ike cut, Our ciinics are gradually increasing because we have convinced the public that we do work a age of Postum, and we tried it (strictly | Just issued shows that the South African Race of the he Australian-London Mail While They Last 3 feet 6 inches wide, nod ver of ta — a. better than they ean Bave it dume by the dent lets their frieads fecom- Os according to dire LWOnMS, for we ly lheve ; 5 a Age noe yar tt Pi August, contained ie, ‘2 raphi ally described in NO i] N © WW ; N sith. PT Mi F - 3 We wilt continue our free clinics and de all ¢ . rae aise ce a dO, Ne, Peliewe | Sormgnaretion, CMRP in AUEURL, contained |, graphically described in No. it Ne UNTIL SEPTEMBER Semana, ae Moore ae fm o en ee, iildren and tool of which number 1,876 were childr 1 York Central's “te rie K Sel | ah ) all ‘work. Full se! of teeth, $1. aon \ ees URC ‘ G , —_—-- ---- a , tere n the growth of our a : Lp —_ |person interested in ie. & u SAVE PAIN AND MONEY Special Free Clinic ae The new coffee A ates delicious and Foundling on a . Door Step. !commerce should read it Soft Fiiuags ter cost of matetial.........+«++- FREE Until September 30. from that day until now (which is a Mrs. P. Wasem of 3518 Laclede avenu | Sent free on receipt of two cent stamp, Silver billings for cost of material... ....«+-- FREE ear) it has been our only drink at meals, | found a girl baby, not more than two days!). General Passenger Agent, New York OFF Gold Fillings, cost of materia] 25ec ant u TE ly dyspepsia, spasms, etc., are old, on the front doorstep of her home at|°¥ © wees peas Removable work......... ciiepeautinie sie 50c pe PLATE 5 y ayspep pas v., a a thing 11:3) o'clock Wedne Sday night. Che child | Central, New York Brid Work, per tooth. ....cccccssecsveseeres ¥o4 WITHOU > of the past. ‘My husband had sufteved| was turned over to Patroman Egan, who | “a Siens Pa a ues Non breakable Plates (double suction). ... 03 : 3 s0mec ears with bilous headache s, and took if to the Bethesda hiome, S651 Vista | Oo uppress” rofani y. If your plate tips or falls in mou : , ae ue avenuc ; : ' af asia —_—— patented double suction inserted for 61.00, "which indigestion, but during the past vear on 2 eo be An association known ae the Tioly ‘ irri prevenia the above wy any & or no Postum Food Coltee, he has entirely re Charged With Stealing Coat | woe t mg — oeae Ore oy ain Sane Fs _— SEE THEM. | Protective guargntce for years with afl work ° . mA » = «) je | i 1) ’ «4° rory ; e covered his health and gained much in| jonn Lattimore. who claima te et ins ante i its rules ete simple... An obligation to 2c % No students but peak we Bog) bom ae weight. ate three irequently comment Kage souaey an. is pF phemme ppal at-the Pour npereacs gy — rament of communion | : r 3 > ; ? . bersh! niread, | . ~ ae = eee 6 . K sede ve Name of we and change | Courts. where he ie charged with taking a | each month et we p | = GE, coat from R. M. Lynch. Both men ere em- | quite large. Father M. J. MeCabe. the foun ) Bartle re “tT ace ployed as drivers for the St. Lows Transfer |der of the society and rector of St. Michael 8 | PR Boney Rh Se ee te tee tim 2000, | with 4“, There su of the mpigtian Bo By si0te 4. Over Gill's Jewelry Store, . . : ; wes. ’ rere were pore the Australien dog t ree ic Co. Lattimore says he is innovent, perish, Ris been elected president “unu 15,000, with Habilities of €347,008,000 my and the 'Hon-headed! Se , eemeneall ee ee ee Poe nae 7” — — : x a _—— oa ae « Ps ange fv Re ones os Wes = tate i Tite ssneaihed meth ek Saag FF oune ns. ai Some aan a2 ie eae ae C = - aa 4 tt re :

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. é FO, RR gee — ~ P 194 TOE wr] pe ov o~ Ey VE ae ee = =: a mm - .- ~ - P hee | | v- : . - . ~~ : EPs ey OR Me ~* + —e PW oy eer Pee ere ERT ne “~ er Tires ene ‘ pei res a . a lll ; PE Ty RI, oe — “ee — .- : a ee es SS ee — , . ie ie . ' . _§ ) . ee : THURSDAY- —-ST. LOU IS POST-DISPA TCH—SEPTEMBER 26, 1901 ns real nous ape ova ct mort | OOO ecncececececececes 060008 080808000000 | | four weeks out of the 52 that constitute a . ii ; year. The summer of the present year was 6 ae ; m apen' in a Canadian town, and there th at iF 4 o-0—- +++ a girls became victims of the kodak. Since: x : 2 5 then they have been photographing every: as . a thing in sight, from pet poodles to the 9 ‘ valle 4 Fads bridge. This morning three girls wer: “3 os 2 | : away late at rehearsal. LE) 4 q “What's the matter?” snapped Mis: L 7?) ; Daniels, the manager, as they came in, one Y 4 eae ’ as a time, and tried to sneak into thel: ¥ Pp aces. P) Vtg Vt" ; “IT was developing a plate,”’ said one, ‘‘anc hos q I A 4 po nag he rave ne dark room.” ® “St. Louis ts so smoky early in the morn- . ; ing’ that my pletures wouldn't print any | @ Of the fall season finds us bigger and better than ever before. We are in new and sooner,’’ was the excuse of a second. ° os The third was nearly an hour iate. C4 | r t ; “T went out to make some pictures of the a eer quarters, with greatly increased Ss ock and every late improvement to han- World's Fair grounds,’ she explained, ‘‘and a , - , ’ , : : : the park is so big I got lost.” dle our rapidly growing business. We thank the St. Louis public for its kindness 8 Miss Daniles’ face relaxed into a smile. ® . for he it known that in addition to being to us, and it will ever be our aim to merit its increasing patronage by offering © | the only woman operat in the country @ ! phe lis, also a kodak fenu, and the sirts | only the better-wearing qualities, the NEWEST and LATEST STYLES and ° ; e wea point. 4 “Well, vou'll all have to put your kodaks OW S B ? s away che Henly ccees. enis te no | @® L EST POSSIBLE PRICES. : summer opera season, and we've got to é f |e" exch’ nerendter won't x° | @ THESE SPECIAL PRICES FOR T | : j Mark time. March!” E K @ x , “They're nothing but a lot of girls, any- B ; ~ . ¥ ' way,’ explained Miss Daniels to an IF iT COMES FROM D. SOMMERS & CO. IT WILL WEAR. | ‘ amused spectator. ‘“‘The oldesr isn't more & | | oe than +23, and what con you expect?’ and . ? ithe jolly manageress turned away her face 3) i so the girls couldn't see the twinkle in her ' ? | eyes. g& | x = | + The concerts by the Banda Rossa are be- > | | * 4 , j; coming more popular day by day. and last f ? night's attendance was better than at any ® y i 4 1 ij yet given. The plaving was fully up to 9 | + that of all the other concerts, and the ® = ‘ music was of an excellent order. Tonight's os sn ae rt Oe, ? program will be a popular one, among oth- & 5.8 % . es | | er things being Von Suprne'’s “Poet and I vi ? Peasant” overture, selections from ‘Ro- ee bs bee A Gy + hemian Girl’ and ‘‘Roecaccio.”’ Weber's os Bh: tie, fi ; “Invitation to the Dance.” Titl’s sere nade ‘|@ } Fin | hey lla trumpet solo by Bottega and the Italian ? > s [ shart ee Funicull."’ Tomorrow x ET aaa be 4 nignt a “agner program Is promised Six ee coeree 1 | nneras will be represented: “Paraital.” by | @ Meee CHIFFONIER ; “The Supper of the Apostles : ’ “Tannhau- & : fk a ser. by the overture and march, ‘‘Lohen- Dail La Te ey s- aan : 4 grin,”’ by a grand wah Foy tion. “D'e Meister- ase eS — — a oe Se is made singer, by Walther’s sone. ‘Die Wal- & tae 7S Oe j oO we pe yp ws —— who want & | | kure,”” by the celebrated ‘“‘Ride,”’ and “Das Ti. Pe | Gurenie, neat an en ‘ Rheingold "’ by the Nibeluagen march. Sat- b sapere Re | ee a : a we ; , urday night French music and Sunday two . oe : " ' Cie oO sow! Sik ) 4 miscellaneous programs. STEEL RANGE worth $6.00—Our TICE. wcccves 5 > oe) . | IRON AND STEEL ACTIVE. GBkecutNerp Tow pice, Dut thoronghs, wel > ‘ made and a reliable baker and cooker mat “ week, says: The transactions of the week | indicate sustained and widespread activity QS in iron and steel, with advances in prices & | > [ of some materials and a firmer market in as e the case of others & | OWEL RACK | rs, , “Considerable purchases have been made es) in the past wee ro! rg , laces ; — ii : { 2k from valley furnaces, (Like cut)—Made of oxidized brass, beautifully em- MISS MIGNON SHA [ TINGER and it jis estimated that 80,000 to 40,000 tons ©} b A It j . : : ? Mise Mignon Shattingeec tho last se: lay , | were taken by the leading interests, not to 5 . are osse’t. tis fitted with a French plate mirror and F a Selon . ea 5 enattinger, who last season played the part of Laiv Dacle, in t mention upwards of 10,000 tons of basic fron. & hr ee aur re / has two towel brackets and a towel roller—werth Sess The Sign of the Cross."’ has been cast this season for the part of Mercia, the 4 hese | urchas s, in addition to some made gRls a ee | 1.50 $ > ‘ ‘ ) ‘ . - i proposes to make up with with her own hair. She left Saturday for New York to steel making pig hotnny eg —"s ail worn & § RR Bez A T L FOLDING BED > join the company, and will be seen here a Ce ~y ft . ~_ Pittsbur KT eo Hina “te _———— : BS Snr : Cr) en at th ‘entury in a couple of weeks. ¢ inset to 60,000 tons. The price paid for & 3 , , ' | Like cut—a very pleasing design—good in ma- Phis photograph shows her in her new character | ees =, iron Ne een at valley furnaces, ‘ terial and finish—the bed is easy to onerate and about 2> cents higher than quotations made pane —— —oe— ~_- a“ on a mi ; “ a very d ble— —— o—?-— 0-0 -# 0-0-9 — 00 — #0 —@ — © —O—& | in the recent period of quietness in Besse- @ | Be So cnet Bh ogg Oo e reat at Columbi: a? eetkaweire . e ar mer iron. ' te eeeres snterest a the tetagietye wo i = a from his bronchial trouble and “The maintenance of the $15.25 basis is Like cut—a very go d three-piece Bedroom Suit | ae = “i —— week are the four motion pictures of Presi- | “e play is running well significant of the disposition of large in- | aubstantially made: large mirror, neat design, wel worth .$18.00—Our Price....... , dent McKinley's last public appearances | ews terests 10 have the present level of ices | finist “bed ara] dresser a : ‘ / A ~ ¢ . z a . > . ’ i pi - : ‘ y : at the Buffalo Exposition. The one show- | dainty tele. aatos by He Lisl aig Ab preserved. There are evidences that con- | © are daintil y carved | Tapestry Brussels, worth 6dc, per yard | oe ¥2 } ‘ aA oe = _{sumptioh is keeping up to the remarkable | worth $20.00 r ing his last address is the best. that was tried out during the supper hour | jeve{ that earlier in the year seemed to be | RE Tapestry Brussels, worth 80c per yard The President is plainly seen, as he comes a poe aoe last evening by Poca the culmination of the activity starting in 8 , . i. @ “a i > °T é ; e | "7° - : " t ie . “ 9 > upon the speaker's stand, with Mrs. Mc- | to ne ago seo th = pe sot the late summer of 1900. © \ ely ets, worth $1.05, per yard eveoosatoses seccoecesssocosersesesatens wees One 5 ioe —— , elif - - , aon i = : “Allowing for the appearance of extraor- ~ Kinley leaning heavily on his arm. After; iike a rounded form. The conception of the dinary activity that has followed the end- Mi h ] 15 d N placing her tenderly in a chalir at the side ban, wang 2s ee - of humor and ling c¢ rine staal dentine: in the gh en ihe ten & . oquettes, wort $ -1o, per yar epeteees nsceuecosrocessonansesenenene MN Ke ; a ae , , ainos, neither of which were brought out. : attaste af aon Bae . of the platform he takes fh® seat reserved |}; 4. eous efforts of many buvers to get their or- @ Or ~ I t a » > ‘ : s , 4 « for hi id. 1 pment two >| ot the words or the sentiment that | gers in early, there are sufficient data to Axmiunsters, worth $1.25, per yard co exsencaboenessiont - or m, and, in a moment or » a make a hit in vaudeville, but action. AS] warrant confidence tn a stron ket well 9 wances to desiver his addvess. Every motion | Presented by Benham and'Baker there was] inta next year. ne en SL @® edly SF (erwee, Room Rugs, worth $20.00... ; ; and expression of the face is visibie. It is | MO action, n the hands of professionals llion. diner dente. obs : » Fe i ge EN 0 on ee- oe rererecsnvorenecssncososessosasossosoooes @ @ remarkable picture, and one that will/ this falling would be overcome. The idea of ae ee eT ee ae eo & Sates eee | I h 40 re doubtiess be preserved tor future genera-|!8 a good one. booked for — ot year Under the lead of ngrains, wort Cc; per yar amare ii Bit iT he en 25c DAVENPORT BED tions. mace lg 9 Ss contr . & The last view of the series now bein Havlin’s will have a play at the matinee smportant lines contracting has been g0- BOX COUCH Mattings, worth 2dc, per vard............... 1 6 ) shown, is of the mob that surged Prem | of the coming Sunday in ‘On the Stroke of ing ar gg cog, | rene alll conditions of the } : g | —_ , p y ww sOOGESCOEESS COC EES 00000085000 005Ees ce Cc Like cut—very choice—the frame is made of the entrance to the Tempie of Music after Twelve’ that should repeat its success of —¥ in ok on re rom the pe pm mop Like cut—covered in fancy cretonne and denim—it Oil Cloths worth 2d0¢ er ard 1 eo) Erister ~g ee a aa mae the President was shot. The Columbia has/| last season, when it came as an unknown , nse PO ne giceigs. Pr monn Page ge Meawe soe @ opens and has a full length z. ove = 7 nr anne =, 6 oe ya ordered the entire lot of pictures of the | Quantity. The story it tells is both senti- ty ig taken up to the middle of the next box for wardrobe use-—it will oF G h ] 95 : _— ooegeyey bed funeral and will show them as fast as/| Mental and sensational, and several of the|> °°?" © hold a skirt without folding ace urtains, wort ome aw, i me er ee Se FG58.00- Bag I ane they arrive. situations are decidedly so. The initial ay worth 85.75, Our Price........s0sse. worth $28.U0—Our Price..... 5 a broduction last season was with a ood , . | Sunday matinee next the season of opera| cast. while it is said that the cast of the GEN. CHAVIS CENTENNIAL. will begin at the Imperial with the presen-| Present is even better. A new play its at , , 7 > “yh tation of “Fra Diavolo,”’ by the Wilbur} Havlin’s this week, “A Gambler's Daugh- Distinguished Citizen of New Mexico ba Opera Company. ‘lhe season will be one of | ter.” It presents a novelty In its view sf ; & ~ three weeks, the last haif of the first week the grain pit on the Chicago Bs, of Has Served Under Three Regimes. to be taken by “Nell Gwynne.’ ‘Two of the lrade. and has made a decided! y favorable SANTA FE, N. M., Sept. 26.—His one hun- ©} ® important announcements made in connec-/| impression. The cast {s a good one. dredth birthday was yesterday celebrated tion with the season are that the company : ae Chde aun Mari Ch: my ° pbloule C:) will be headed by Pauline Hall, who will “The Little Minister’ promises to keep } rz vine peg ohne enn appear at each one of the performances, | the patrons of the Grand Opera House in a | oe '8 one of the most distinguished men In © ° wy that there will be no change in elther ind rv ent good humor, begin ning with the New Mexico. the dally matinees or the prices Between | Matinee of the coming 8S: inday. ey a , Fae) the acts interesting vaudeville spectalties|} 4nd all fun, but still it tells a J no eed 1“ om ys eg 0 Lage a lh — will be introduced instead of the usual mu- little love story in connec tion with he on Sert. 2, 1801 His family is famous in } sic overture. » gg Special promises are made as to the histo ‘2 of NCW Mexico. The ola gen- & oh) 4 ad . . Lo ‘ . Lo ~ . vet on » " . . “ . The Village — which is at the hou! frength of the cast, and the week | eral has held many military and civil posi- Imperial this week, is a play of a type to|/ Should be one of the most enjoyable ones | Uons of honor under Spanish, Mexican and make friends by the strength and purity of the Season {* nite “J Stat e - le Ile has ae rved ul ~ ri of its heart interest. lt is in the hands Harry Glazier is presentin a deci th S: —_ teee er M Y , a ay eee intelligen ne & decidedly ree panish governors, all the exican | ofa strong cast, and {is proving especially | /n nt interpretation of “Princ ft nen pean , al : . ' et, : ice Otto governors, as well as the United States | opular with the fair sex at the daily mat- “at the Grand this wee k. He is, of course ra. ‘ernors of the territorys Iie served as a c nees. Sodteatiolt tae eek to Otis Skinner who | |}grandjuror ar a in other civil capa ities un- | & ene i ion 98 Se tas 1@ DOOK, and fr ho » | ae anish remine & ' nder Two Flags,’ with Blanche Bates} Purchased the right. The Bet anon - by tg Bey the nay the Comanches | CORNER : as Cigaretic, is proving a sirong attrac-|¢xXtremely favorable, both to Mr. Gls ‘Mer | and other Indian tribes, and, under the 2 tion at the Olympic. The elaborate scenery | 4nd his pUpporting company ee | Mexican regime rose from captain to com- | and the remarkable variety of scene and . | | mandant-general of the frontier. His valor @é@ a4 action makes a moving panorama that is 1 garden scene from Faust. as present-|in the expeditions against the Indians was | ‘> " — most entertaining, regardless of the story ed by “Jobn Griffith and company at the ifulitablyvy rewarded on various occasions ~ G9O900S 08980005080 8) & told by the dramatist. The only disap-|©°lumbla this week. jis a werv eatler . -4 ow a 7 ahile e . ton agains bd a very satisfactory |1859 he led a memorable expedition again pointed ones at the Olympic this week are | of a vaudeville offering. while Rilly |the Navajos and became a colonel of — those who are lovers of OQuida's book. Burt Cilfford proves as popular as ever in his United States Army. | 4 this is not supposed to be an adaptation single specialty. The latter's opening apecch tar — sea ONE COMPANY YIN CONTROL. line to and from Wellston Sundays and |Smith leaves a widow and three children. ella 95 A a sug en d ee ~%. is Heer # to his divore e from EDDING | | ae 6] ce ' ' c , St - Rall |from the fam OK every oD Thursday — on show, or | “aude h e says: = n bi yd SS) i Maries id, anal the order ot thre ruurt i Dearee n St. Cn Cag — the «oor the hb irmiar ran to the wine the new play to be presented - “Carlyle were bridemaids. William Bintu, ee rae a | ‘war ,;ComMpels tt to remove the tracks on the ; £07 dow, jJumned out and fran Mr. Chance pic Theater by Herbe . at the Olym- Fore a Cassy! . Ms : i sine et The Boya Comimissl iv. Geais in Brains ' south side of the road from the western J. Bailey Sniita Dead fired four hots atter him without effect. . rt Keleey and E ffie | brother of the greot " Krol : : Shannon, beginning Sunday. The play is | Master M. ’ Wright and Blizabeth Udeli were [and stocks, and Cau fiecd oan Unie adi Crt limits to tne lucas and Hunt roads, J. BRailev Smith of 4547 St. Louis avenue *it Was 8& ght that Mr. Chance could by Martha Morton, author of ‘A Bache. | ‘flower bearers of the revenue collector as a “bucket shop where passengers on the county line will | died Wednesday morning at the Mayfield | plainiv see the burglar, whom he is confi- lor's Roman tie” Foo! of Fortune o | The ceremony was followed hy a wedding sup } itt be 4 ’ be (ransre@l d to the St (“harles cars on!) Santltarlium Annex. lie was & years old | dent he would re Bnize should he ever “His Wife's Father.”’ ete. “Her Lord ana | oe after which the couple left op a bridal tour} It has branches In Little Rock, Ark., HOUS-) week days, and taken over the St. Charles! and had lived in St. Louis 43 years Mr.|,| see him again Master’ is not a dramatization fror ap oa } the Fast fron. Tex., and other citles. The main oflice . ——— book, but is part of the story aa Miss ‘The occa son MW ad aise the twenty Arth ane ‘e in Ona , Neb Morton's own life and the play ila pecullar er ee ae Mh Bw rip 1a | 7h L i rhpal is accused of not pay ‘ im aes " sie 2 . in that {ft contains nefther villian nor 0 - | je FP gr tae, bathe ye apy egitim, 35 aR, ae anise & a tt ~ - 2 venturess, With two such ; © , . . ingg the United Slates revenue tax Imposed ier tomes ; ; : ; bert Kelcey and tfie ay ow agg le $14. 40—-Buffalo and a Return bobs ; Oil trie Letbesiine ihe revised Teyenue iw . and Master’ should add one more triumpn For partt ula rs my } ( iove ¥ Lea The ut *» }) isnertl i) ee ngs Mare _ 2 i? ). Sot den res to those already enjoved by Miss Morion | 104 North Fourth street , sg Plagnisg ts tow sggece ” ie wal A an Roe ‘ ae ‘ : WC aived Ih a mf abil: ¢ Bitcn [ acti i ‘ : Chauncey Olcott's annual « | i'prokers @ugaged in the wustness ciassifled ngage ents , a mp , at the Century are always of iemaetane > he Railway Clerks Will Mee ae. 2 Cees. EOP. 8 | memorancun his many friends and admirers in thie | The seco ne annual session of the Order of beach sale to be tnade and si Lined in city, His return Sunday night ha« an ad. Rai lw: 15 Nerks of America witli begin At i gstitutions oi this Kind « iti il AaAVeTaR a ded interest because of his first appear- | 10 o'clec a.m. Monday, Oct, 21, at the hall, | business would use about 9l0v worth of ance in a new Irish comedy “Garre tt | Te nth and Franklin avenue Phe gather-!siamps a da ere 8 réa An Excellent Combination. O'Magih.”’ of which his manager Augus- | ing will fast three or four days anda about | it is © iw dl that the revenue Nlector “wa by session Of Aan UNnSLAMmped ’ tus Pitou., is the 4 t) 4 wi le ‘ ‘ r resee nting it rnembers! Ip oT a caretrie baad jee 7 The pleasant method and beneficial The new pla Vv “ i dele acts with the te oe) th Oe ear , “oe er ne arls everv state in ammcie tain iri af imide ty trie oye S of the well known a Scenes laid in and arouy 8 oN the t'nion fll attend tcormmission C's biesident Boyd of i Srrur F reinedy, A mis iround Dublin in 1sx1g¢, | th nion Ww : wee ™ or 94, mann factured by the lk, ty without songs for Mr. Olcott would | The principal business will be the electio 1, company Was in Si hous recently and heid | [2 ) re) CALIFORNIA Fie Synuv C a curiosity In this plece he will sing | of oficers, the estabiishmen! ofr a mulust) a consuilation Wild Che revenue collector, | ©., illustrate several } _§ be » elas , ;, be the l which he himself has aid fund and tnitiatoin of a large class of iM Pocryat thetacd he tithe that orauedcs valueof obtali written and ti tA ning the liquid laxa- composed, The: » are en titled. 'My Sweet icandidates from St Toute and ome of tive freasm til ib i ! di. pthiy core ile ana ve principles of lants known to be queen.” “The Lass 1 Love.” “Ireland . Pee towns The various local com that oml one memorandum and therefore | medicina/l~ laxative and resenting ita Machree,” and “Paddy's Cat." . |mittees have arranged a program Of eM | one stamp is iv 7 or that tf twol them in the form mostre — tertainment that includes a carriage GTIV©, | pemoranaa of the ile ure issued only ote ~ 4 refresh ling to the The “Jolly Grass Wid [tert heon and supper. The headquarter: i tt | i h a " a ‘ ‘ wea" ce 1) ‘ Catgtacti » & 4) be*dD) ‘ Le i 4 fee ft atlije fie eohecto taste and acce tabi to the system, It | the Standard Theater this a” ate packing | ‘he ae Be EE ge ondiieterelt O e te y aley ny ae ay Ain te n knowing where your food comes from and who handles it. That's tiv perrect strengthening laxza- with the weather The temperature goes institution was founded }tlon between orokers | Mr. Boyds i f th thi mpage the rystem effectually, | doc Ker Hurlesquers’ wit! be: the Knicker. | 3 nEALD againat the petitioner in the ase of J. ] * printed on the front of every package If there 1 ari thing the matter with = the | ' THIS. J ITg@ena, who moug! t too Tee ne from thie NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ‘* ; lchorus of the Wilbur Opera ce ~ any whe n Mattoon, [ll., May 24.—This is to certify that; Gaylord, Blessing & Co. trustee cert 4 r , CO : rtain 2 LIFORNIA 1G SYRU} ‘ aes poy Pte season Bunday *photograp! it | ag yee fg : be — —, _— 4 trouble ao urities which he had deposited with the | and vy be ue to the pee 7 yhotog h Wilh one Del e © it exXas ondcT, alia Great | firm. AtToOnunting to $3 ! &S 4 hy ’ wie , : GAN = aggesen Cc craze , Discovery, and can recommend it to others suffering | held that Mr Tureet nes = as ne. pe “ts aY. Biv ¥ w. . The Wilbur company f« never id in the same manner. re establish any claim to priority of payment, ee ~tneev * bas hyd,a quarter of a century of | P. M. MENKE. and the referee upheld him. tee dee eta

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~ = _ ae ig CS te GES 2k ete mere FORA OPP Ecc oe ES Pee geek ec Ca ee a ai a aa THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S* PTEMBER 26, 1901 SEVERE ATTACK ON HOSPITALS - a Maladministration in Cities |} seamless tast black ‘ Pointed Out. CONGRESS OF NURSES HELD eee THE PATIENTS SUFFER FROM MUCH WRONG DOING. Jealousy, Incompetency, Noise and Ne- glect Characterize the Conduct of Many of Our Most Prominent Charitable Institutions. Ba --———— Hosiery. Ladies’ g£00d full ° Manufacturer's sam- chie S ples of Faney . Leather Belts, Vel- ; ee Its a e (" tton Hose with et onds of Ladte be vet Be Its, Jeath h ' Sheer Linen Hand- lined, some with Epliced heels and kerchiet Centers grilt trimmings — | toes—worth 12%c— (for sewing on lace) Se toate or ar jOze set 1iers : on main floor Iri- —Wortn up to 2ic ' nd . ” te ; $) or i oi i Friday, on main worth | ast J] 98%) per pair, floor, each choice Friday at # andker Belts. | Infants’ Shicts 259 light weight Cotton dozen Infants’ Manufacturers* Black Silk Velvet Shirts, with open Remnants, Suitable fronts and finished for waists. jackets, With pearl buttons trimmings and mil- —“ages up to 2 vears linery—in lengths worth 2oc— F'ri- from , to 3% yvards day, on second —Wworth $1.9 to $1.50 floor, each, a yard—Friday, per yard, [5c 1! 49c | | © | $C | | L5c | st | Ladies’ Waists, | Silk Specials. Flannel W aists— Lot of Ladies’ All- Black Al!-Silk Taffeta. suitable for pleatings, ruffles, lin / Wool I) innel Waists, lined through- waists ‘:kirt , : AISLS, & i out, In red, blue, brown, green, rose | an l black worth $1. %)— ohaamn Ses Friday, per yard...... ; Iriday. ‘ 20 be A ee er, ee e ings, etc.—never sold for less 35¢ Speclal ¢ i Phi All-Silk Black Satis Du- BUFFALO, Sent rgest gwather | Black Sateen W aists — Made of an abhor? sid: te flimsy kind, but one ine of -_ ‘ era. heavy lustrous, mercerized CHSESS—NOS. Se Cem “a S »s sore hy ' b! ick sateen—tucked front and back that wears and is worth Sc at least— : Wi : \ i | “aah ia “ ad ok “a all :|zZes from 32 only 5 pieces left fr immsiCiaournrr Auction nion } i 2¢ DUS neasi — -~ ‘ "a Pet. - co eee sere eee bbe $I. 25 Sale, so we offer them Fri 5(0c rhe — ' ' ole day at, per yard.........s-eceevees addres . i i} | si Our Silk Wai t Sales hay Ce . . a @ ay > dw { . ’ re 6. . | lin Philadel. | heavy the past few eae. Ae om “~ be ) Plain Colored TLouisines, age or ij ' ; | | : ‘ y. ha ‘ i e — . ~i37 ‘ GS } - ; hia who ar? ant fin have alr adv ace umulated about 200 dark shades, sort of hd omen naty fin A lrmly ‘ - & ; ; . le] Taffeta Silk Waists. in Various always sold AY 4.0 a) 59c : titi : : 1! ' ! i : toe rious charg Her add nD tated ; heated ai} i) , Wibe2 @ major! \\ rse patement Mi > Tt) The first to suffer trom the maladmi stration + the patient Thie + aloe not rea this vet, nor that ) for t] othe til! aa et ; theles ) ' ch i @riel wet Is ba tient: : mean and ; Laie thon inst: f reer woud )f ti hrovel ini ee if | 7 ote} | rier réeeyisa Compe ed Lt ked. corded and hemstit. hed de- price, per vard Coe eee eres eereseeee “ZNS—not many of any one Stvle ‘Cc ‘ le C n i! hut all kinds among them—abouit 15 24-inch AJ|-Silk € repe ae ene, |S different colors in the lot, including light and dark shades—also white wiacKk and white—sold until now at °e®eeesese eens _ and black—a most popular silk for ! ' | | i ' - . ’ , a a. $* ae Cla ‘* ou; iz riday, evening and party gress _ 75¢ each " : . " ses 2.98 Friday special at, per yard seeete | Ohi Frankenthal's hin, YUndermuslins. All the mussed, rumpled and slightly soiled Earments resulting from the last two week's immense sale of the Frankenthal stock will be closed out Friday at these sacrificial prices: it is This : ’ | real aes || Tab! N 1 This table contains several stvles of Gowns, high and \ -shape, Saeaeeted tise 2 | ee 1 trimmed with embroidery or hemstitched tucks—also Pettl- whe ; ed breve || Worth up to 75c, at : # ' : var mins ' : , dees || coats and lrawers, in umbrella style, and Corset Covers—all A Mist | ; 4.5 nicely trimmed and only slightly mussed—worth up to 7de, Citfes of | I © cel; . ghtly lt te . . . " 's ‘ in Bho : ' I] — , This table is covered with finest quauty Muslin and Cambri Btuti \ yt ( a a , . — Ps of sok . v le S ome with tucks the pit) e | Table No. 2 Gowns, in empire, \ and high neck st; : : wad | “ often n || Worth up to $1.50. at and embroidery, others with embroidered vokes—a ot m- a | i... | brella Petticoats of fine muslin, Drawers.and Corset._Covers i yee ) 69c ~all attractively trimmed With lace and embroidery—really Tuptey court : / ite I ° Miss Rant ri letall | ee gee tng om, ty worth up to $1.50. Of that udn s ORM DI | ettice } Of fine cambric, daintily trimmed with laces and em- of all «h iv] | Table No. 3 Fetticoats of line - Cc, dain ] " ar , vetestas lt wae t} tj . ] Worth opto $2.25, at broideries—also Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers o Ons the first at cloth, cambric and muslin, elegantly trimmed with embroid- ge. pense : tly ie dy ag S 1 . 1 9 ery and laces—garments actually worth up to $2.25. In conju 1 4 Med. | , , 1 Liha nm «hy 10) Citi? \ ria lair in INS. nnd tL} i / Section ofr the ! Internati neal «% ay! Women held in Eeneglind two ven: | | e e Saeed eo aerarato, wu ace Curtains at One-Zhir Orgahizatio: were } ms lat the eo ad Gress, with a t | r ership estimated | mn ‘ : , ‘ ae Mt 15,000. all of th. Killed professional || \ most sensational offer! — 5000 pairs from the roremost makers in the women from ¢ rt of the world. « | United States—their entire seasons accumulation of odd lots and odd. pairs! the sv r See te the congr th | Handsome curtains in the ver newest patterns—a few with slight defects. but Pre ?) ; m j ae ; i . ie fl ; , in high Internati aay d Sta | mostly perfect—and all at prices that wiil be decidedly intere sting to economi- and W guil fiat tal | cal housekeepers. Clatio; irom the 1 st Besid these there are \ rt from dna’ | i = » — , . a ~ ees, “and the assembly room there || Special Two-Hour Offer!— 450 odd Cable Net, French Guipure, Saxony the Scongr is In se aw picked at |] and Brussels Net Lace Curtains—3% yards long and up to 6 cvery merth i] inches wide—actua!l, worth up to $5.0 a pair— 5 i The otf of t] eo re NM | | from s8 to 10, 8g ae ear $00c0d odes debsbs déeues boeneesndocece h i Meleanc peri / } *i Training =. if \ ! : | . p 4 . a dents, Miss A. j los- |} Lot 1—Nottingham Lace ( urtains—tull width and 2 yards long— 30 , ‘! “yy i 2 if Robb of | Pe Oe MEE DONE. ss 5 005500. scccccegsccedscasncsecesicbececcc n.., iiiewall C cy iT) ! aL ’ rit cif nurs) iz , BS ’ , at John Mon! . Baltimore: cond vicee- || Lot 2—PBrisscele Net and Séotch Lace Curtains—3% yards long and preside nts, \! ¥ My i? Lanes Sri ml i- 54 in hes wide worth up to be wh per pair 26ne 65 6s * coCHEHOTO PSS OeeCeESEeSEeECeS W45¢ Seeenrend. ut of nurse bor ' General | ‘ ; war" — : lospital, i Miss \ Li Damar of the ' fF = Three ply Cable Net. French ‘suipure and Saxony Lace Curtains - charity organizatio Bull ‘reasurer i vio vards long and 54 to 60 inches wide—worth up to | 5 Miss Rid Lost ci Hy par » HOCTC] || S60) fer.. DOGRES GUD 6b oexdoccecek PPe SOR eceedbaverccecewincanetnes sébethbawahes behets chee . rt] sary, Miss Maude Banfield, Polyclinic Hos. | “ Pital, Philadelnhia Mrs Redford Fenwick resident of the Tnternationa Council of Nurces WAS @asily the most striking figurs mong the forefen delegates, She is a typical English woman tall, well formed and with the freshest of complexions. Sh, dresses well, her gowns fther like a glove a i are entirety mn. American. Her cenosty mes were t] Imira tion .of the entire congress, and the, changed with e. ch meetins All the dele. ates, altha eh Self-e.ry rring Wworne Were exceptionally well pe. whned ind had with them an average oe three trunk ar There were two eolored delegates and the manner of their ro. ption bi or Bress contrasts shameful treatment of the enol, red delegate hb: the (Jenera! Fed: ration of Wi men s Clubs at iis lust bleny lal Meeting The congress reecei, dq them on nm equality, sat with them Invited thom to speak from the Diatform and annie ided them whene er they appeared "The iored delewate are: Mis f'arrie M. Farle mon tron of Fredert, K Douglas Hoanital Pn: delphia, and Mies 1a M. Wiehi! f the Colored Home Hosnital. Now York. Mixs Barley address: qd th CONETe ss on Thay ©ourse of training for NUrseS 48 awvainet the two-vear conrse TWO meetings were hela daily, morning and afterno it Which f¢ } i f “Hospitm \ity “a \\ . ' Hospital Roard Cv Box eties, "The ' a iY ’ Paratory Instruction of Nurs. " “Nursing Of the Insane.” “Private 4 | Hourly N Iryer,”’ “Tenement House Inspectio) “Nurses” Settlemes Arm and similar subiec: were disey | Re. tween he jor ther ‘ : r ption drive: ating r° Bale ae. ’ cri by th Buffalo wey ; i } ' The Sin \ ‘ \ RO. lation aI : refented be | dy \) } Neweomb VMec ®* and M Mita KY} Wae sent by Surreon-Genera} Stornbhere , represent the | 1 Sta Army Corps, Dies Annie Arkie was cont he 1, rad Ceorre Hamilton to represent ¢) lian nu g Service, Mise P. F) Watt of ‘Allahah Indi . wa : 1)? ent r) } | BOrvics : vii im : Canadian contine sr) south A : ihe Boer war, and s r Henrietta, from Kimberley. s h Af ' Resoliition of Vrnpatl ri sent bb’ the congress to Mrs. Mol] SOUBRETTE Was the Gavest Footlight ‘Favorite of the Paris Theater. D, nver, — —— VENVER, Colo. gs gravest footliight Yavorite at t) bat sh iter. on Mineteenth street near Mark iow dacious kick iy Ad adds: mi «h ' De voked most applaus ®* whom the boy, called “‘the New York brunet: Was and 8, according to the police. , ne other than Cosar Attell, a brown aired boy of 20. Whose brother, A by Att: lL. ig wel! known as a priz lighter. Chief of Police Armestro ix losed th Paris Theater several days ago because the Ortental ita ices ha 1 Pye TV to" risque for | even the reai-lieht ci} Ths ethos cf ' Gcmin rile fl cked to ihe enterta nents ven there snd expressed adm Paiti : | } trie ij ring per- formances, One ‘wir! » Luy Was eh SnUsiaeticonlly applauded for here ce and beauty and Turkish ways "The yY referred SO her variously as a peach and the "e@ueen.”” Raven locks fel! in a murky flood upon her Gleaming ne h ind silken sashas encircled her slender waist and shapely bosom. Gaily colored hos ery and dainty Blippers complet: er scanty costume. “Bhe”’ decidedly was the } it of the show ee Unlaty weubles result. din the arrest ihe star, ene” apypreupriated, aceor- & tO the detectives, two valixes and a oy costume, and was arrest: d by Ds active Guioh Und Policeman Keane. ‘She ved to be “ar Aitell, who pleaded * to pati larceny before Justice of im cieboua ds ee | Almost 2000 Dozen Garments @arm Minter Underwear Carried over from last season by RICE, STIX & CO. of this city : and closed out to the Grand-Leader at LESS THAN | MANUFACTURERS’ COST! | Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Fleece-Lined Cotton Vests. with taped neck and pearl buttons—also French fjand Pants, in ecru and natural—worth 19c up to sce—choice. per gparment.. Fee eeesesecere *. lined vests and pants—fine ky yvotian cotton vests and French band 35 pants worth up to SUC choice, a - ONES. coke téwe dnak 1O9H 64006606 86s OOka C ae " | Ladies’ fine Camel’s Hair Vests and Pants—natural and camel's hair fleece- | laches’ extra fine Natural Wool Vests and Pants—fine Egyptian cotton union Sults—also camel's hair vests and pants—worth up to $1.39~ 5c Ee eee Cette teens rete beens rete eeeeens day k , | || Children’s Camel's Hair Vests and Pants —Boys’ and Children’s natural and ys SPOSKINe in support of the three-voer | * camel's hair merino vests. parts and drawers--also Jersey ribb. d flee: lined cotton vests. pants and dra Wers—sizes 24 to 28 Wortn up to 4% Der garment.... paw oe Puss 6 O06 eOe6 os Be De a eeees (6666666 6086 | Boys’ fine All-Wool Camel’s Hair Shirts and Drawers—boys’ and children’s fine merino vest $s, pants and drawers in camel's hair, natural and whit boys andl children’s Jers y ribbed fleece-lined cotton vests, pants and draw- ers—s*izes 30 to 34—also misses’ Jersey ribbed flee: e-lined 25¢c | UNON SUulls—worth up to jie per garment............ bene dkalaiendecdund.sende o Men’s Jersey Ribbed Fancy Striped Fleece-lined Cotton Shirts and Draw- ers-—-also natural ard fancy striped merino shirts and drawers— 15c worth up to 2S choice, pe SGaFT POEs 0 he nds dues ba hod coe es ee Py Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers or Fancy Striped Merino Shirts and Drawers, in assorted colors—a!so fancy colored fleece-lined Shirts 35C | and Dirawers—worth up to ga choice, per garment............ es ar | Men's Fine Tan Wool] Ribbed Shirts and Drawers—fine Natural Wool | Shirte and Drawers—also tan mobed Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers and fine medicated scarlet wool] Shirts and Drawers worth up SOc to $1.0>—choice Friday, nein ads 0g 06 o0-vGh dmeied «Ls ee hak | - Men's Fine All-Wool Light Blue Shirte and Drawers—fine Derby ribbed fan wool Shirts and Drawers—Dr. \ right’s health fleece-lined Sairts and lDrawers—also fine tan and brown all-wool Shirts and Drawers—worth 75C up to si.co—Choice, per garment....... Dene seed beaws peee seeeren becceeeG@ @ Fastest-Growing Store in America Broadway and Washington est Store! ale a ; ~~ ae tie a eid hee RP wet ES. oe ee rgain Friday at St. Louis’ Busi : Velvets. eee daring awe A r So) t 5 - /# nother Jensation are— fancy Allovers of Chiffon, 7 broideries. Ver nee and Insertions of Valenciennes, Point de Paris. Torchon and Point 'JSrimmed and Ready-to-Wear Feats : Handsome “wise Nainsook and Hamburg Embroideries., and many other dainty fabrics worth. if in tull pieces. immense lots for Friday. Lot 1—Remnants of 14 to Lot 2—Remnants of 14 to Lot 3—Remnants of 14 to Lot 4—Remnants of 2 to ca ii “a ff In Our Almost Five Thousand Remnants Gall and Plauen and now offered at lloor and basement lace departments! ‘ok ene He c picked up at the numerous mills at St. 50 rolls Linoleum—worth tan kid Boudoir Slippers_— tremendous reductions in both our main oe at least— C Friday, per pair Paar Among the beautiful fabrics represented Sale Price..... ee eeenee treet ewenes . a eta, I:mbroidered Batiste. Nete and Em- ght : + l yards—per UU sv occeiuckici See yarés—per length ....... cccecce Se yarés—per length ..............10e yerds—per length .:.......... 1Be 17 ‘ ’ Olle me rns; » Ge: r-ya olls Wilton Velvet Car- Lace “pets -well worth Cc ariment 9x12 Smyrna Rugs— ® double faced-- | | worth $15.00, each........ ° Brussels Carpetings, in hand- righ worth $1.00 t PuaAt- worth C rolls best quality Brussels Carpets latest designs and col- orings, moe 69c : bel . ” | | - : : t 3 ° Henrietta. idGloves | | Boys Petticoats, | | At 8 O'Clock.| 46-inch double warp Yk ‘ Promptiv at this a ¢: - ~ . Ladies’ 2-AA Black Ostrich Fancy Breasts, “w INI OSLER RARER PARR ARERR RRR DA DODD LOLOL GLA Plumes, Fren;: h all colors, nice Ready-to-Wear ats, New Fall Apparel in black or blue—fackets in breasted effects. lined with Etaduated flounces, lined With good percaline— Strictly man-tailored suits— Friday... e+e ee eee eens SP Te Oe eee eeeeeeee fly-front or double- Tailored Suits— New Norfolk biouge finished with pleats on fro Satin taffeta lined—graduated Tlounce caline—colors are eastor, brown, not to be duplicated anywher less than $20.00—here Friday New Walking Suits— Ladies’ taffcta—skirt with deep flarir and black—flounced and tallor-stitched— $2 98 M chi ice lriday Sees + éaattbedihea GhGoboccesenbecic +. Walking Skirts. —Of extra fine 4 Hiomespun—7-gored Style with *. deep flaring flounce., 5 the side, Ad! an AXILPLDL LSP ~ VV i} DAD AO AAnL ADAAAAIALO } tev ~ fry 1 Blous fine quality Cheviot. Broadcloth or Venetian nt and back ana Skirt, finished With pleats down: front and lined with good per- each ruffle finishcd with shirred ! fed tnireia 0 ince—a $2 1 OU ‘ , wit] pieatl Lz] j SkKirt for c yard off the plece—choice of one of full g to 1"), per pound....: eeees 74¢ otherwise perfect, would he cheap at Snvall case. from 8 to 2 , at, per yard..... Sheeting, worth 25c—from 12 bc "*®e eet eeee **#e-e Flannelettes, tn black and white only, worth le, Re cccescccvecpestsonni C nel, cheap off the plece 4¢ at llZbec Remnants of good quality Outin Flannel, worth 10c, at, per yard. 7tc¢ Remnante of 36-inch wide Fancy Printed Percale, cheap at 100. t , ‘Ty tine quality brown, blue or blae enthusiasm here again tomorrow! Read these wonds rful vaiues , : “ ae ss = . and come with the crowds! ; Cheid cickioscesb Cee 39¢ ; ry Go 1 Shell Rings, warranted for fi e vears’ we ar magnificant Ne Pete rs I vy ’ ; _'*o j a : rk greeny VW 10] ings Including best imitations of diamonds, rubies, emeralds estate oor “Sttirkeonian ~~ | cheap at 25e 15c . . ’ — } ring nne le | @ eee pearis, turquoises, amethvyvsts and Sapphires, many HIS LENGE ses . different ‘yies, worth 75 at.. , ae eee t C Remnants of fine plain white 15c i 7 *% ee ape Pe eg ae es) ae ne or "oan : ae " . ie oF . Ri An it Bee 'F Be) & assi riment of Goid ile i }? uggs, Se? With beautiful iri: it! .? ' Wa Flannel, VW rth wor, 4 se . : ; 2 : . , ; ' AAU ATT)! LiO7y) : : ‘ ings rubies, emeralds, diam: nds, amet sts, pearis, s ipphires Remnants of @0-Inch wide J urkey Red and turquoise, worth $1.25: Warranted to wr, ir five ‘Ga and White Table Damask. war- } mri ‘ nro : —* ‘ii sta . Ve i. wT i Tne pra if wh! tive \ iis ¢ see voy A OPE O OG CORE Bee be . rant d ofl , lors. worth We. at.. Cc Ri j kk ‘ if (; i nt, ] Solid: {; id Sil] erbly made Rings Set with Vert ray , lie a Read -VMade Percale Wrap- ings r Sim be iy Nes : mera a ruDTeS, Chars loOiSse, ame- are iT) ad irk |] all sty jes ‘ bar- Cc ysts and Ppearis; worth $2.25: there's not the least é in if &1.%% | Ge heehee soecedeue likelihood of securing same kind azain for Se C Bain ee ee eee ee Reet ect itd ee eee oe . — : ee ae aaa ee . . ; e 7 . 3 i ; andkerchiefs | Special Fourth | olding Zables | ducti 6 | | | fions | | | Children’s white and colored Reduc ns on ? loor Like cut—some have castors— | border hemestitched Ba mdketr . : all are hardwood with yard chiefs—-the 6c kind Friday, in 1M-Piece Porcelain Dinner Sets in 102-Piece Fre; h China Dinn. r & measure stamped on top—they basement, 3 three pretty floral designs—blue, gray ad rated with pink. blue of lavender are slightly damaged in finish each SL aiteihdl teal 6 ¢ ee ee C And lavender—worth &s $5 QS hoOoral spray ne] «s ' (raged handles only otherwise worth from $] ’ SP wr Friday, per set we 74 worth $25.00— Frida: ‘ to $1. 50—Friday, on fourth Ladies Hemstitched Linen ; \-§ Sie ce $18 00 floor, each... 49¢ Handkerchiefs—/frj- 4 1iM)-] e English Porcelain Dinner Set ° i ns a ee ee wee N eee aayVv, in basement, each Cc boa ful fecora I iol pitliK ( imber Set [ gO] porcelain-—19 Parlor lables—14 inch 39¢ : , : ; or dark blu border desi a. i rexpu f, ; . ry am ; ° tT) sa “rh : eeconds of Ladies’ fine Linen $99 i) aot . y ce unt bin green, pink, } or fop, oak only—Friday.... iomstitched Handkerchiefs Friday for only $7.49 port ag = MeCOTaTOCa With Gain vy 16-inch top. turned legs—we,] worth, if perfect, 35e to S0c— gd 7) at 05 00 Peadive $3 29 made in oak and m ihog 4 Friday, on main— (jc 112-Piece Set, of best English Por & Bt O-Friday, per set . Se a We vi's sd ccdivec to... 65¢ 4 floor, each..... Se we eau's | lain, hat * paneer, ae rated will .-Plece Porcelain (Chamber Set. naat- 2t-inch top-Asrh Tables-- ‘ . rreen nl BvIG—actually worth ly decorate os Aatend = ed, Friday... 75¢ Men’s extra laree Linen Handkerchiefs—worth fie ‘iF riday, $ | () 5() > ri ‘ a. . “ys brown, PR day ta 19606200 b08 Cb bbsbsone covcccce¥es i fe . Bite ‘ I / ‘ . i r4 Siri = — n ra to »—S i i , : He at least—Friday, on I DOP BOL... ses eeeeneee woenees 0 worth $5.50—Friday. ner « $3 89 Tables | rr di [ : pe ‘ ‘ ile are be! ‘e ? fi} error en i) , : ; tric Theater Co. owed him salary money Policeman Didn’t Know He Was) ; ished athwart his menta vision vr a|/Two Brothers and Their Sister to) Prctve 0 page oat nn moter of oJ ortorm the altars couple will stand a5 ; 4 w E> One 2 at . thy . ©) , er ’ , rd ; , 5 r ste : ‘? » €Ptati i? ii, ; , ; » ¢ le é : ; ‘Oo - a 68 Marry Two Sisters and Their Cousin. When they children. | will be married. The third couple will then : Sept. 26. } ' ' : ad taken the propert in : 5 , ey a — @ Eeuibed | Threatening Chief Executive. Attell is a good-looking youth of small | PARKERSBURG, W. Va., Stuture, with .brown hair and blue eyes. | von met gay I'll arrest you, too.” gs Ile wore a black wig and made up sO;*. liceman John Williams, who was cleverly that everyone supposed him to pe | Po — , , bance the prettiest girl in the company. He was | voestigating the cause of a disturbance | the talk of the neighborhood and his sex ,»the streets, caused by two vehicles « Was not suspected by the police who pa~ | ding. The man whom he addressed w trol the district, His home is in San Fran- ;}a& tall man, with a flowing mustache cleco, but the theatrical company has been | pinying in Texas for some time. yachting cap The satchel episode, however, was un- | “I merely offered the remark &@& A Ri fortunate, and for 30 days at least the Paris Theater Co., now showing elaewhere in the | no other than A. B. White. governor city, and more moderate, too, will be| West Virginia, who was a4 spectator iil in- orl Ole as , 1) ‘ auburn hue, and wore a natty navy blue ig- gestion,” replied the tall man. who was or of he told a fellow policeman, ‘*'] think ATTOCSL Was the Kovernor he Called e chief executive of the state and red his apology, which the governor ac. pted, and when. he left his excellency. atterwards that the man he threatened ¥) ere Of- (of the governor now than I did when /voted for him | Wedding Invitations in Correct ? ;Are assured when ordered at Mermod | Engraved Calling Cards and plate, ples mailed free. V obliged to play «without the popular | the accident that resulted from reckless | OF 100 cards from your plate $1.00 “peach,” | driving. 7 . cD” ae. ae PR tha DOB at + ET a RE Re eee yas ar PO a REGIE Dis sep A | Jaccard’s, Broadway and Locuet 100 Tinest From the New York World ight merrily wif the wedding bells of Were girls Theltr ‘CW Up 48 strangers, and never / advance. few months ago. rank K. Called at the house of a nei hbor of land 'Firee aviane tine out next foneien Mts yelth, where the latter met um. He more ‘Morning, when two brothers and a ‘sister | ye ft brother Joseph called at the Veith i, will be we ided to two + are ana , , iia Use late ro rhen their sister Visited the cousin The triple wedding he eo). Mitughters of her mother’s old friend. There emnized at 10 o'clock ind wil) be an even; | She waa Introduced to Kumpf. The friend. of importance in Ger... . ‘yi etaa ~e@hip of the sis }CUNS persons soon ripened Form | ¥ ofene nn ene wears Hobe into & more tender feeling, and the an- r\ .. rae ‘aa bing en a a” » on Re 8 nouncement of three engagements was the i ; sehr SARE e ot . . resuit. (and Frances T. y, ith, Frank W Kumpf i)... $1.50; |} "8nd Barbara R. Frank. Frank K. Frank | , rhe maseenees will a solemnized oe : "| and Clementine M. Veith. > i eet, Fa me bridegrooms, S. m- widest coming first. \ EE P — f a, ‘ Aol kemeeiny fn om Both the Franks are prosperous florists, : 4 | while Kumpf is a policeman. | Th three wedding parties will walk up | —_—— a | Army Deserter Caught. : Frank Noss, 2) years old, a huckster, wag arrested at hia home, 349 Gravois avenue, je Wednesday night, The arrest was made at aoa the request of Dr. Van Glomsman, connected q with the recruiting office in the Federal ‘ building at Third and Olive streets, It ie alleged that Noss deserted the United States C+ « 7 a — * , —_— i le eh) ee OE be me on -

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ge . ’ . - - A _—SUe a ~~ se a we T 7 — aw > 4 Mm « . “ , ' . - Be 2 - wt > rere. rs _ ~~. Cer 2 oe 2 a a RE SO RS Te 2 ec = ‘ tes dren—mad> with eteel rod, paragon frame and have iaiacteaaiame .25--Friday. ——4 Cc P fancy handles of natural wood, trimmed with sil- 750 pair blue, lav- sizes and widths—values ranging 7 mete 3} ; . IN THE HANDS OF A TRUST aaaer, white, pink and 1c to 25e—tomorrow, on the Bargain rs ae pene emote yates Aan gga + oe Elegant Sateen W ais:s—the glossy ray cersets—made by Counter, thev’re al] sp re ad out for your ; r , BROADWAY: &, & MORGAN: : ‘ proot and ill not sp —vorth materia! that looks like silk— 4 & H. and. B. Cor- unlimi ‘ted selection at, each oS. * ee regu arly $1.50 and "$1.7 tom~Fri- neatly tu ked and orded—all 1 ) set Company — seme Or 0Oc a dozen. . 4 : day only—yours 1 sizes—O2 to 44—wo wth s1™ ’ : ‘‘Button.in- the-back’’ Taffeta *ilk But for This Diamonds Would Be so Pion F straight fronts — otb- - \ era with dvuuble ger- W aiste— o Ty *~ S] . > . : : For years the price of diamonds has been worth 4%e t c—Friday for igures. our appreci ation is gratifying. We pl inge into Fri: A iy s selling w ith enthusiasm, right now. The prices are striking rising steadily. The war has had little or Ladies’ Muslin Umbrella Skirts— - npc ne 7 | | Z a eee SN examples of the way we save yeu money on your every day meeds. nothing to do with it. Irrespective of raids rood quality—trimmed with embroider nd / es—arni 1 ate D-inch dust ruffie— . 9 ° and sieges, without count of income tax worth $1.25—Friday for R15 4 Ro S { lothin N F il Skirts “palbcgrancworth 2c gg" CW a ms s— cy striped Ti ha ' : > — a. of ial om, "a mies, the ree Ladies’ Percale Dressing Sacks— “ Oe er ne ae Sie tatgudendbiecs aclecs-arorti “410 ‘What exquisite hats—and how extremely We want all parents and guardians to read prices ot Paeonee what follows. These offerings surpass anything the counter-crowding Cc we have been able to offer so far priceof..... higher than it was 12 years ago, when the loose front—good, dark colors—worth Si reasonable thev are.’’ A dozen times a day we great diamond trust was first formed. In Balance of our French Corset Covers [| hear such comments. No wonder this is the : Not: able offe rings from the largest and most complete hi ri ’ B! h d D ‘ li D Skirt Department in St. Louis. Every style that is new § this season. They should receive en's Sieached Uriiiag Orawers== he } your prompt, eager attention to- of genuine Pepperell, with patent- knit of the early days of the trust the members —in nainsook and cambric—elaborately trim- busiest millinery department in St. Louis. were Porjes, Barnato, Mosenthal and Dun- med and worth up to $1.39— 59¢ 2 Kelsbuhler, all of which firms had their So fiir Friday—a new line of and correct-—fabrics that are full of wear and worth— Ph ta pcan , : , ’ : . - é‘ a . 3 . . string ankles—double front and seat Ladies’ Short Fiannelette Skirts— 4 A : — large black velvet Gains- tal loring that is pe rfect to the smallest detail. The yre morrow. 12° oo “ V. ge and every pair stamped—worth Sec Tepresentatives on the board of the De P tial h full. widt! , 1 b hat hl Beers Co. Today the trust is in the hands ancy siriped—deep hem—tull width ' ty Aw Se all wr deat ah ae tr } I ssing your highest expectation , ) - S : fn _ and worth 33c—special at > eS trimmed with Ostrich iumphant values- —~SUPpass K 8 : Three-Pie fi i ne i ‘ i of five well-known firms: Messrs. Wernher, : | ) i) plumes and or- ‘ —greater values than we've ever offered at the dawn of " ayes Suits~; ars. 3 Men's Undershirts and Drawers— y “ | f} . For Friday only we offer a be at lot of the medium weight, in camel's hair color bie te) Ser maments— a new season. very suits that the boys all want—single- —ail sizes—shirts 34 to 46—drawers Beit & Co., Messrs. Bernheim, Dreyfus & S a — Sa, | worth $15.00— “ ee $4 orth YC Co., Messrs. Joseph Brothers, Messrs. L. HA I S AND CAD . we Fameus price. breasted coat, cut like a man’s, high button 30 to 44—great values—per garment.. . Abr S, 3 i Isbu : . i — ehh vest and perfect-fitting knee pants—made & A. Abrahams, and Mr. Dunkelsbuhler. If you have any curiosity to know where THE es is New Trimmed Hats $7.50 Skirts for $5.95 : pan | Men’s Undershirts and Drawers— ~ tures and handso yme stripe d cussimeres— - —equal to any $1.00 quality on the from pure Wool Cheviots, in new fall mix- These five firms are the customers of the hat business of St. Louis is done, just drop in at at $4.98—of Panne vel- Swel! Venetian and Cheviot Skirts— + /¥ natural woo!—medium weight goods , ’ ' they’re from our $5 line _ eon, saking from the mine ; = on gradu- and are offered for Fri- market--Friday, per garment De Beers (o., t: aking from the mine own- Famous tomorrow. Values like these are the {r- vet. mirrored velvet, plain made in the latest eh ope 12 choice resistible magnets that draw and hold the trade. ; Prd velvet or fancy felt—ele- styles to select from—tlie low extent, it is said of £4,000,000 every year. Men's stylish Pan- Ne Te gantly stitched, tucked, ated or high am wr trimr d with day at this special Ladies’ Knit Underwear — Vests, Is that the limit of production ama Golf Fedora Sr) Oe Ss draped and , trimmed— new designs ‘VY 45 price of pants and tights—Jersey ribbed and Eusmond mine? People who know K and Derby ' Hats—hig ro? fastand $10.00 40, a gy 1 Mire alee Boys’ Knee Pants—ages 3 to 16— Neeced lined—eplendidly made ane eriey say it is far short of the possible . assortment of new fal! —Famous price. 4 98 age le oll aaa pure wool—all fall patterns—a mixed lot of perfect fitting—well worth Sc mc and $1.00 eee Ladies’ Vests and Pants—Egyptias > t. it me dl Reer: 3 company cno se, styles and colors- sili li | t ] ngs >] t a be sve they could e asily multiply tr] mn ai rort : y - t ' : na se $—ages i to ; ni ply leemed.wworth 87.50 St sh Ve vet Ha s—all the dash and . bound—$7.50 value Boys’ Knee Suit a 7 to 16 double- breasted Yarn, Jersey ribbe and fleece line are shaped to fit—pants are made with French next year’s production tenfold. The stones a ‘ stitched folds of — ct ang aie oh er at ee | ond mines and the sallers of diamonds, who i most endless arrav— Colored Velvet Ribbon—satin back — '4-inch “4 ors are black, — —special for Friday at.....sssseeereeseeseesreees as T5c ad aay are practically one and the Same, have no worth 2fx lri- wide—all colors and shades—worth 25c a E tan and red— , i r\ FREE —A yw Sc on Companion free with all gst Paes... s cosas kccucecedesasdueee C piece of 10 yards—for + gh racy ‘e ene Oe RINIOUS. 6s cececes intention of allowing the market to be ay, at Famons..... ee with peep stones. Having the t£ chief centers o amond production in their . . - pag ye! oo” control the output, and are & 2 $4.0 00 ) Skirts lor $2. 5 oiling so with mathematical nicety. sd bad . aie d Mi Skirts—new styles, in black, gray or LD READ ! “Hut, ‘* asks my lady, aghast at the price 2 — re =e ad» uble-stit: eis ety ah flare tri $e oe ashe must pay for anew suite of ais imonds Ce Mm rol er ar aims, . with rows of c rd ng and satin ban is— lengths from B35 to for the coronation, ‘“‘why are they not con- \ 46—all waistban is—great valu 75} E SUITS FOR $6. 75} a — the monopoly? W hy has the price been raised year by yvear’? , : , ‘ “Because.” said a dealer to whom was An assorted lot ef all-linen Terchon Lotof [ill Ends of embroidery edgings— ; Walking Skirts al Sh. 95— put the question, “‘the trust must make Laces and Insertings, up to 2 inches wide—in Assorted lengths—all new, perfect and Cut in the latest style, rather close-fitting over hips, curv- rovision against a rainy day. At present : vO a SS Pee RS ee ing to the knee, then gra efulls Noved-—all the new diades ; ; : : cp teeny Sager negli pled yg a ee eee ee ee cc veltons, chevi ts ‘and cov rts—no end to the stitching Friday only—300 pairs of Men’s Pants— A large line of Men’s Suits in medium t has all the known diamond fields in its in the lot up to 12¢ a yard—Friday , in seg SAS seeenot. pts a thygd against choice of al) at rit Yard—a'] GO At w.ceseseseceeeeereveees at bottom--best value in St. Lou s by long odd Nobby patterns in striped and plaid welght cassimeres and cheviots—single ver an ie terrible catastro- worsteds—all splendidly tailored—cut breasted sack style—sizes HM to 44—all h fch ij 1 l t builk a , : . SEER tie onouch: to buy uc ene A splendid assortment of black and Special Embroidery ine — 5 Hairline oi Skirts at $2. 95 — in the very newest fashions and posi- stylishly made and perfect fitting—suits reserve fund big enough to buy out every competitor. That is wh f though the | rice ( reain sf hantilly La x Ss. in e: igi ngs, waves and inches wid -—}° diffe ‘TeT it —P at erns en A) ] th : fad ae Oe lv eTy lis r and fi il] .) f wear —c ut in 7 i- tively $3 (yi) Vv alue from that have not and cannot be he re style, gracef !lv flaring—10 rows of stitching at bot- equaled anywhere under every st: indpoint— $10—Friday, as a special of diamonds rises, the value of De Beers bands—some wide ones, suitable si good, desirable fast edge goods e" ‘ " ‘* ¢ — Tah h Wh ’ ‘ - ‘ ~ i, . . : . . - lamp shades—worth up to 10c a yar C C tom—all lng.us worth $4.50 by every standard of value shares remains practically stationary. : A choice of the lot at loc a yard—Friday, take your 4] a —Famous price—a wonderful bargai! » at Frid iy, pair fiyer seeeccecees 5 | DOZEN PERSONS INJURED. Wreck With Serious Consequences at Be ds an d Be d din g. m © . Ladies’ Shoes at $2. 00, Fairfield, Wash. FAIRFIELD, Wash., Sept. 26.—In a wreck that occurred on the Oregon Railway & A complete lime ef Brass and Iron Beds on the >. Pec 4 > Like cut—a solid, substantial Navigation Line just as passenger train third floor—at prices that we kmow are not equaled 6. No. was entering the yards about a doz- elsewhere Priher we offer: q +e SNe. : yas ; , . : shoe ata remarkably low price. en persons were injured, three freight cars " , Pe De eS FE LEY Py 4 + : ¢ Cl = 7 3 | ' They come in b lf and vici kid, witt pat . : &, come in box ca n Cc : soles and extension Among the injured are Mrs. C. C. Wal- BEEBE iter -en +4 ieee ' cabal lace, St. Paul; back wrenched and arm her oy ope ry ne nobs at head and foot and al! carry you through the fall and winter, and bruised, and William Edwards, Dolly Junc- 1, A} call . se ; Ht at ; ' 7. tion, Wis., head bruised. sere aenes pealiloenes. 2 0 BS sn. 7 Never Sag Curtaia Stretchers ; fw. ~ ie AX Y AMG f 4 keep your feet warm Men ep ones around and warranted castin : —adjustable up to 4 Ae / Looe é Ny » " and dry— all the style | ; | Mees and quality of the best finished in white feet—wortb f Pos FINED FOR POSING AS A MARI and colors— 1.00 Q he SENS, : aes - Py iN: shown = elsewhere : a rth $4 5 | Kitten Piates—the ' 3 — ) | $2.50—Famous Young Woman Arrested at Springfield Dt gon so ies ree, ed — se be GAR? 48%) bad Bohemian Gace Btbwres , i rimmed Ww , y -_ — £ Gave a St. Louis Address. Siletanheliie tenet sina ae ee ee (Oc Fancy Waste Paper pee eth - hool Sh SPRINGFI %6.—"'V | oe jy ham amnade agg 2 toe Aopen Gold Plated Photo Baskets—in endlvss Conese Sample line of Pocket} \f Children’s Schoo oes — PRINGFIELD, Ill., Sept. 26.—‘'Venita in to 4 ru a OWS Any ane ee eee frames—cabinet size variet 10-in.—worth 35c.246 Knives —first qual- » sizes 814 to re aA te Se —worth 898c— n neal Sc. ity— lace style—a splendi g wig AS eet sagt 8 ’ ' —worth $1.15 regularly Just 150 Best Quality Combin- inches wide— : Mm val Clothes Baskets of special at worth $3.00 full willow— : ; Flower Pots—complete with 4 o¢ 1~worth > ak, Friday, at Famous ation Mattresses—best ticking 6-Pound Combinat! Feath Ss LS worth 400 S ; Crepe Paper—the fin } saucers to 75 d filled rfeetlyv—well tuft- -Poun ombination Feather eS OTT 40C...60...- ——— as . vast up to 75e i ES _ on Bs Pillows—A. C. A. Ticking—[ Portable Incandescent Gas Lamps— Dusting Brushes— _— est quality made—10 > h Infants’ Shoes—sizes 2 : ‘ Les 6 wees 4c —in dongola kid and pa .nt leather, wi ith turned soles— 38s Morana” of ‘250 Olive street,’’ St. Louis, is the name and address given by the young woman — here for masquerading in tmnale at ed—rither one oF ‘two iecea— . © She c a, to be 18 years old and an ac- R ze, up to 4 foot G inches well made and gv jarant eed not Ouyx co.umnD - comnplete With opal bristles set in solid : ‘S, 20 inches Af . te $1 25 } . up ewer os very comforta ile and durable—a good HO0c pep tress. stice wery fined her $50 and costs. $3.75 value— to mat—worth $1.2 shade, eye shield. mantel and 6 feet block with pitch— | . 98 worth 40c— : ; Lot 3—worth Friday COE cc cccccccceccccceret emacs sees esses er reese eee eees She expects J. Dean, a man with whom Friday they'll a pair—Friday, of covered tubing— vesees pr Apter a demolished and two engines disabled. OS CE Ry. j ee i -_@e ' ! 50 Handsome Enameled ern SUR ax 4 Sod 44 a J) steal iat | 1 ) ent leather tips—heavy bieairoh- nie eeiomemeae ; ; Velmatl GAT y : d i edges—all sizes and widths—a shoe that will wi worth $3.7 i> ehe waa EAR, to come forward and : ee ee cee DACVULTATTVVIVITUS TUNES NAAN NAAN N EAA NN VN OV UWS AAaaerecececsseessetetteleet athe CITY NEWS a x ‘the erratic course of bullets, when once| 4=—=_—=aEIaaE : ran. mene am Crawford's place on sale today 600 pleces FOOD FOR k KIN GS. they strike an object, whether !t be wood, yo) | OUR STORY. | of colored and black dress goods from the ‘fron or flesh, puzzles scientific men as much . © great New York Auction Sale of Boessneck, 'as any one subject to which they give thelr , : Broese] & Co.; some wonderful bargains Sing a song of six pence, pocket full of rye! attention > «> Bis f are to be had, and the goods are all this Four and twenty blackbirds made into a ple! The work of the assassin's bullet has re- season's, and strictly perfect in every re- | TESTIMONY IN CASE OF SINKING | Wren the pie is opened the birds begin to sing | vived this topic, and a surgeon who went |B f om |) 2 on OF STEAMER ISLANDER. | This ts not the modern way of catering for kings. | +) ugh much of the hard fighting in the Meee | many | early days « af the Boer war has written for yp c res Six kings met in family council not GREAT WELCOME FOR THE KING. | days ago, i the Sunday Post Dispatch some of his ex- And Nicer Fresh — at Popular Prices chase were the = atest monarchs—save | periences along this line. Vast Crowds Celebrat i | ; m the Continear (BOAT DRILL WOT PRACTICED)... or an christendom | Darwin had a theory that man was de- A STOVE OR RANGE THAT HAS OUTLIVED MORE THAN HALP A CENTURY OF COMPETITION AND OP WHICH MORE AND MORE ARB SOLD EACH YEAR, MUST HAVE SPECIAL MERIT. THE CHARTER OAK IS THE ONE. WHERE IS THERE ANOTHER COOKING APPARATUS WITH SUCH A RECORD? THE HUNDREDS OP THOUSANDS OP PEOPLE WHO ARB USING THEM DAILY, AND London From the Continent. ) ,thers' son and daughter of them had t LONDON, Sept. 20—The Berlin corre. | Dinner Coats to match $25 | SALE. WE MAKE THEM IN STYLES been erroneously rumored. There will be a} nois fas ur r, When they reachea 2 NT THE REQUIRE- eand was uncasy. nen tiHey be there on time. epandent of the Times saya that Prince AND SIZES TO SUIT Q Suard of honor at Ballater when the King boats and rafts had left A woman—an ambassador's wife—-ham|oy ii. with ott linily eonclide his pre eling. = saeie es a F Basket “SE ~ IES =F Than anywhere inthe city. Here is what we have to offer for Friday and Saturday: THOUSANDS WHO HAVE USED THEM Ce 4B 200 O00 kro a — 9 at Low Prices We Te ten recat eg i oan) é Sixth and Franklin Av. 2 within the law concerning | . Aiworth of 5 ope Bey oe ~~ a Oa when the weather in thick | ficulty, balance a broomatick on the end «of ri Ji s just given two kor : ; ; 7 . Jus , | f Manhattan and Rossville. & f" o fooxouts. Boat drills. he said, are not | your nose. But in time you can learn to be Mm 1, Oh othe Dally Bzpreas | iN fe Om! | eon uaa aie wave L. St. Louls’ Greatest Grocery Store, | ' : rie? ' Fite i: "ji, ) a « " * : "e) hyae | - a egw — anc brief generally practiced on this coast. . | — work of Mace Green of Tacoma swore positively |J¥%t ®* 6000 @ Juggler as anyone eine ay he Ode Se epalng @ Trek }io Copenhagen the largest private collection is valued at "“*~24,~48 *¥ Rae ited ‘Pernstetn, secretary of the that the captain and —s were intoxicate This assertion is made by a man Wwheltn & there having been of-!of sculpture tn the world. It en's Co-operative Association of The captain was at the bar for two hours, | spent eight years learning how to bealanee ' iow eatlliement 2.00.00 krorer (= oe orks he said, and he had seen him take two ] — | fladeiphia, said hie organization had 1400 drinks. a billiard ball on the end of a cus , io land to the Ploreshales es ORDERED THE FLAG LOWERED. COPPER TRADE iS UPSET. ‘lal anteaters rand noon expected to manufacture The only question is whether or not monepeeatun from the government of 2%6.—Discussing the | The method which heals and ts @ shoes. , 4 ays to devote el ht , tee . = feates Oheeee die te one af ho i ¥. . . - poe nad pren taken to follow the gen-| TOBE THE PRINCE OF WALES. [rent ne man who did ft chine et [ing scember if the bsuae of Commons, | President Roosevelt Insists on Mourn-| NEW YORK. Sept. ~ pager BPs Sock Sees * Y votre We ’ ; jae beeh set iownh at ing Emblem Over White Hose. iit recent fluctuations in t e coppe ° without medicine or the surgeean’s ale or English plan. Dignity to Be Conferred on Duke of|!n the Sunday Post-Dispatch he will tell | ") } Sps © el adel ‘iy 3O,.0U0.UU0 @eres, Py eaten , on eli the Iron Age says: If Anything Is Wrone Cornwall and York at Once. why. this belie the smarenele of same Concessions | WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. — President) | copper trade Is completely upset || | Xnif2, fully explained Ia the next cow tte thee bas : we erndica tesa, The a linooseve!l yesterday noticed the fact that amvall oN yemereasy oy and with it all its collateral branches. The ; cain am Everyone ts famil! , With your eyentaht, have Dr. Bond, expert NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—A dispatch to the oe i ak wy eae the little boy . of the 98 etalon comprises 5,000, 000 the White House fax had been raised to | Se is whether the leading interes.» S q rc -Di tch optician at Mermod & Jaccard’s, Broadway | 'erald from London says: It Is reported And killed the old iat bo the wied “This tan board es, full mast. This is tn accordance with @/ wii! maintain the price and curtali pre- un ay ost ispa and Locust, examine them free of churee, on most excellent authority that all the , si nm tne window. will thus oe p +, ~ B- el ~ pane time-honored custom to have the flag at ro to — = ee cat ae ; ‘*& proper fit guaranteed if giasses are “etalile in connection with the creation of! This little boy ts not the only one whose poe ys wn 1) Africa, | e steff's top when the President ia in the hsak of be BB ethen, the part of some of by Pret. S. A. Weltmer, the emis ; he Duke of Cornwall and York as Prince/| shaft has gone astray. Even in these days they = hci “dosired. ‘ance Ze00ee, t t to the “former course, needed. Steel frames, 1) anfyup; gold, % of Wales are completed, and that dignity |o¢ a x 7 <b, ; Mr. Roosevelt at once ordered the flag S Be gee Bes Be will regard stocks , ) oO ausers an rag-Jorgensens bullets— thing Syrup is owered to half mast, there to remain un- of 008 with h feelings akin to those who will be conferred immediately on his re- which are the shaft—go astray. In fact,|+. pest of all aoe da woman, SBe til Oct. 14, the end of the mourning pe and up. Type casas for testing eye “nee. turn, a.

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5 pln: vo eae rr har = THURADAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—SEPTEMBER 26, 1901 were - w ’ : ~~. lia Fe a ee ee =e SOCIETY IN MID-WEEK c-e The wedding of Miss Martha Kellersman and Charlies F. Blumberg took place Wednesday nigkt at Eden M. FE. Church, Rey. David S. Wall offictating. Music was @ feature of the ceremony, the bride being Presbyterian Ross, at the organ, DPiayed selections before the arrival of the bridal party; the choir, including Mrs. Paul Dr. Luyties, Charles Brainard and William Roses, sang the bridal chorus “Lohengrin” the soprano Church. Miss Davis. Mrs. from of the Mabel Central and, during the cere- Black Dress Goods. : Two specials for Friday that will appeal to every economically inclined mony, the “Trio de Prego,"’ by Campanini. The bride's gown was a combination mousseline de sole and Renaissance lace, the skirt of alternating panels of lace and woman in St. Louis. We had the cash, we got the bargain, and here it is! of puffings of mousseline de sole outlined with applique, tinished at the bottom with deep graduated nounce of mousscline, with bands of satin ribbon. puffed mousseline with colero of Renais- Sance caught in front by satin rosette and diamond sunburst, long sieeves of lace with coiffure and white jeweled al- bands of satin tulle vell fastened with carried a shower bride roses and asparagus fern. sister of @rette. She Miss Pauline bride, as maid white mousseline de svie tucked, worn over carried white white silk slip, tions. Misses Birdie Schafer, Clara Benson and Bitetson Guerdon, as bridemaids, wore pink mouseline de sole and white lace gowns taffe Carnations and asparagus ferns. Kellersman Bischoff over pink Mr. H. Hardy, » lows 3 to7 years, made with bloom- . er trousers, shown in a beautiful assortment of colors, red, olive, green. Havana brown, light and dark 3 Q8 we edeoccecescecooessécosence . Norfolk Suits, made of cheviot, tweed and Sultable materials—it is a peculiarly BECFRCTIVS SUIC..ccccccccecce Double-Breasted Sack Sults, short pants, made in a great variety of desira- and tasteful ble fabrics such as the tallors show men's wear.. Boys’ Three-Piece Suits, 10 to 16 years, short pants, all wool ma- terials, cheviots, tweeds. cassi- meres and plain blue, the -latest Sa Friday in Our Big Upholstery and Curtain Dept. Third Floor. Fancy Pillow cords; Ruffled Net Curtains with Lace In- worth 15c—Friday, GC sertion; worth DOP VYOFG. ...ccccdeccecs soendeesece ey per pair— - TIGAY..ccrcccccvesssesveseses 36 inches wide, 6e 124e Ruffled Swiss Curtains tn stripes and . figures; worth :- $1.75—at, per DOI. cccsccess s 84c 79C 50 inches wide, all-wool combed wor- sted—very desirable for skirts and ready-made suits. MISSOURTS GREATEST STORE. Dress Goods. A Bargain Extraordinary Came Barr-ward Looking for Cash. eo wear); TFS" T) ied 68 pieces of 54-inch All-Wool Cloth and Melton Plaids At One-third the Original Price. They ace worth $1.50 yard. To Be Placed on Bargain Teble Friday Morning ever offered in the history of Barr's. At only AQc yard. We can honestly assert that this is the greatcst bargain in Dress Goods to bring trom a third Millinery. A splendid purchase, 200 dozen of . ata per- trimmed hats made for us very good materials rectly fitted facings, come in Hag 4 fectly fitted facing pl.50 VaIIe, . és were ae he black, brown, castor, gray, red | ~ _ ; - l, qiles I alt { ) the \a2 il) and tan, well worth $1.50—wil oe Strap Slippers, turned sol pe placed on sale, So Friday only, O8&c ; 7] G j 4 % ‘ BSUS . 0's cin aslo mes ; Os Cee cee oe Bs 7 VIOACIT Ines MN Bs et lil rices ii} Clearing of Woo! Dress 2D SPs Zz * ; higr por ir S, ‘i. -® 7a ’ ‘ . r NEY > * . An accumulation of Wool oi Clearing Dress Skirts, broken lines = from the past month’s sell- ; _OF ing, in black, navy, brown (ANTS and gray, both plain and y - tucked and in light blues, pinks, navys, reds, and 81.98, 82.98 erays, DSc. to $10.00 each. and Wool "1. 2 - Chidaren ‘ Lightweight . $10.00 Jackets. 2nd Suits and Reefers $3.98 for all $11.50 and Coats at greatly $12.59 Jackets. prices e 7.00 an: Blah ese td p10.00 rimeny?. special inducements for these last days i Ladies’ Waists. embroicered, bro rc seda .™ F3.9S—worth from $4.00 Misses’ Dresses reduced Keady-to-Wear Garments for Fri- Silk ViO- Wis, at and and This NEW NORFOLK §S . in biack. medium gray-and bltte, in either Homespun or Cheviot, for only........ ° only... Nickel-plated Towel Arms, 14 Inches fike I Sa sede 2 ao a Ce" — Nickel-plated Towel Arms, 16 inches long..... bodesodese ececceccoces Nickel-plated _ : Match Safe, like cut, 25c 50c Bath Tub Head Rest, made of heavy duck with rubber holder, adjustable, SED © DR vcdecuseeesdedhbsnnenassocbac’ $1.25 Nickel-plated Bath Spray, made of ——_| Nickel-plated Toilet Paper Holder, eee) 4), Nickel-plates Holder, like for bath Nickel-nlated bler Holders, -— good white rubber, like cut:....... Nickel-plated Towel Holders, like cut— With double attachments for BS EMCMOS IONE. .ccncccccvccccccccccccccess 3c MOC and COIG WAlEF....ccccccccccccees $2.25 ey BURUND BOURNE. pocibcs coceccccncenceccccens pe Pe BEPOTIOE BOTRR. cc choc ccccccccccceccccccccs c Ds SE Ladcebsocdecocedbecceqcccs Sic — re Nickel-plated Towel Holders, like cut, 23 inches long...... oe Nickel-plated Bath Tub Seat, made of hard wood, with rubber rests.. $1.25 Ni "*ke)l-nlater Nickel-plated Brush ckel-pisted for batt $1.25 Tum- Nickel-plate d BEKO CUE... .ccce: 75¢ Soap Nickel-plated 4 Sponge Holder, like cat... 1.00 cut. seeekeee eens §(0c Nickel-piated Towel Rings, cut. pe 506 Nickel-plated Soap Dish, Coat and Hat Hook. Nickel-plated like Pa per Holder, ee j G Nickel-pla ted Tum- oe Pa Krush tn aed Holder, GP ccivscboue $ | .50 cut heoduceseates S(jc ‘Nickel-plated Soap 45¢c Toilet Tollct a Friday Will Be a Great Day for § Housekeepers in Our Cut Glass,China, Dric=-a Lamp an Depts. Every Article Offered Will Be New. Wall 75¢ =Brac, Clock Every Price Will Be Lower Than Elsewhere. The assortments in each department will be more come plete than can be found in any other establishment. ored driver, to Moorewood foreigners. ously wounded, ered one of killed. and Vassel La hastening here Harry see een SRE ee with $5900 Year Ago. GREENSBURG, Pa, Sept. 26.—Vaasel Laketch was hanged in the jallyard at 19:15 o'clock this morning in the presence A -VASSEL LAKETCH HANGED. He Was Convicted at Pittsburg of Mur- der of Coal Mines Paymaster One of about 400 people. Death resulted from | strangulation in 11 minutes. On Oct, 30, 1990, Paymaster Wilfred Hass- ler of the Southwest Coke Co. and his col- Lurgess, were driving | the coke workers, when they were held up by Vassel Laketch and three companions, all In the ensuing fight Paymaster | Iiussier and one of the highwaymen were killed and another highwayman to pay off was seri- Burgess whipped up the Vasil from his were horses and escaped with the money. Later the three men were discovered hid- ing In a ravine, and before they surrend- them, The two others, Mike Markovitch ketch, and one day, while waitin oviteh hanged himself in was convicted and sentenced to be han on Aug. 8 but he was respited until today on the representation that his father was Nicholas, was taken to jall, § for trial, Mark- is cell. Laketch ed native home in Montenegro for the purpose of taking fare- well of his unhappy son. constitution to The new adopted. An osed of H. n of Qe constitution chises the negroes. Resolutions stating the position of the negro in the State of Alabama were also executive committee, funds,‘ which willbe aed in having a large unds, which w a number of the resolutions orinted and &- the TO FIGHT CONSTITUTION. Negroes Will Go to United States Su- preme Court to Demand Franchise. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 26.—At a con- vention of leading negroes of the state, held here, it was decided to take the new state United States Court. practically disfran- com- | cause of his pecular mental state, tributed, and carrying the new constitution, after it has been ratified, to the United States Supreme Court, to test its legality. The resolutions suggest a general migra- tion from the state in case the Supreme Court renders an unfavorable opinion. DR DIEDRICK NOT MAROONED Mrs. Peary Says He Would Have Been Violently Insane if Brought Home Forcibly. PORTLAND, Me., Sept. 26.—Mrsa Peary, wife of Lieut. Peary, who has returned to South Portland, has promptly denied the report that Dr. Diedrick was marvuredt He positively refused to 0 back and said he would stay with a party of natives. It was not deemed proper to attempt to com- pel him to return to the windward, be- “It was thought that possibly he might recover if left on shore, but in the opin- ion of Dr. Cook he was in danger of be- coming violently insane if taken back. TRIAL RESULTS IN MURDER. One Witness Killed Another in Scruggs Trial at Memphis. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 26.—Will Hughes | was shot and killed by George W. Turner | in front of the courthouse Wednesday after- noon. The trial of J. W. Skinner, ay ee with the murder of Dr. H. 8. Scruggs, has been in progress in the Criminal Court since Monday. Dr. Scruggs _was found in the bot- tom of his buggy with a bullet through his brain on the morning of April 18. The the- ory of the state In the prosecution of the ac- cused is that Dr. Scruggs was murdered because of the position he had taken as a member of the school board of his dis- trict with reference to the suspension of certain children. Many residents of the neighborhood have been summoned by the state as witnesses against Skinner, and among them was Humes. Turner Is a substantial resident of the same vicinity. Turner, while walking tow- ard the courthouse, saw Humes and ad- vanced upon him. “I understand you have been making in- | CHANCES FOR IRISH TUNNEL. | quiries as to the color of the horse |! drove on the Aight that Scruggs was mur- dered,’ said Mr. Turner. ‘It is not true,”’ replied Humes. “You are a —— —— Har,’ was Turner's response. Hiurmes then struck Turner tn the face, and the men clinched. Sudaenly four pistol shots were fired, and Humes sank to the street, his coat blazing from the close prox- revolver lie Was a minutes. imity of Turner's corpse in less than 10 Lord Rosebery Says It Could Be Built With Two Months’ War Expenses. LONDON, Sept. 26.—The Earl of Rosebery recently delivered a speech at Stranraer, Wigtownshipe, Scotland, at the presenta- ‘tion to him of the freedom of the town Commenting on the possibility of a tun nel between Irelard and the mainland of the United Kingdom, with a terminus at Stranraer, lord Rosebery quoted Beacons- field's saying that the curse of lreland was | | ' } ; ; that it possessed a damp climate surrounded by the melancholy speaker said he was inclined to think that there might one day be a government boid oceuy}»n. enough to face the problem and consider whether £5,000,000 sterling might not be well used in the construction of such a tunnel. Anyhow, the amount spent in this way would not equal the cost in two months of the melancholy ging on in South Africa _—_ — — - —~E —ee eeeee COLUMBIA STUDENTS REBEL. --- They Are Uneasy Under the Restraints | Gatic Put Upon Hazing. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—Columbia Univer- | This detachment of sity students are rebelling against the reso- lutions in regard to hazing they were made to sign by the faculty last spring the week the various classes have met and Seth Low, In an effort to fore- repetition of last season's occur- President stall a rences, has addressed a note to each of the | Yokohama. under-graduate bodies, in which he calls at- tention to the spirit of the resolution they signed, and asks their continued hy ie on. | | | | | Subjects of the Mikado. i very effort will be made to see that the; From the Honolulu Star. | contract labor law {is not violated. There; by these so-called political criminals, two Plantation labor ranks gained quite a | were no cases examined, M pettee oe have been Presidents of republics and ane ) , . _|seemed to be violations of any particu: other victim was marked down for murder number of recrults this morning on tlie llaw, so none of the candidates was posi-| : All that depends upon the new- |tiyvely rejected The first examinations! Only because she was the wife of an ‘comers rejoining the other Japanese On | wij} be finished this afternoon. The crowd | perer. We suppress rightly and ruth | the various plantations ts to be passed | wj}) he sent to the quarantine station, and | publications and exhibitions which ‘inte the country by the emigration agent. ' during their residence on the tsland will | courage vice and deliberately stimulate Japanese laborers ON | pe further questioned and examined by | &'osser passions; why doe we not the Galic was not unexpected. It WAS | ¢he emigration officers. severely with the foul sheets preach announced some time ago that a large | perpetration of outrages which the ad number wouild arrive here by that vessei ,The advent of these laborers is regarded | have not even the low animal courem present detachment numbers seven-| 4s very gratifying. The need for iaborers| requisite to attempt themseivos? During i The i (V-.Wwo men, | DEMANDED $4000 IN GOLD! Four Farmers, Now Under Arrest, Threatened to Blow Up Railway Tracks if It Was Net Left for Them. ST. Mo., JOSEPH, Sept. 26.—Four men | | i ; ; ' are under arrest on a charge of attempt- | ing to blackmail Superintendent Hohl of the Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council | Bluffs railroad. They are John and James Sanderson, tarimers, in jail at Platte City and John Pierce, 4, and Charles Nash, 4l, in tl St. Joseph jall The Sandersons admit having wriiten a letter to Superintendent Hohl, in which they demanded that he deposit, or caus t be deposited, between th hours of Wl and 11 o'clock last night, at a designated point, th sum of $48”) tn gold They threatened to blow up the company’s rali- road track i »> unless the money was forthcoming. A decoy package was put out, and the andersons were captured as they ap- peared on the scene. They soon made a | tuill « ssion JAP LABOR IN HAWAII. war still drag- | Arrival at Honolulu of Eighty-Seven twelve women and three chill- |decided to place stringent rules over the} dren. They are said to be the first detach- freshmen body because of the curtailment men of several thousand whom the Japa- of the upper classmen's privileges. ese government will permit to come to this country to work. The crowd all got aboard the vessel at Each had his own ticket, and so far as the steamship ople were abie to see, appeared to be acting independent- ly and not to be in c of or manager, which would most ve | on Pianos for Rent pose. style case work desired. DO YOU WANT TO RENT A PIANO? We have only good, reliable standard make instruments for thie pur- Prices, $3.50, $4.00, 4.50 and @5.00 per month. Money paid as rent credited in case of purchase. BOLLMAN BROS. CO., 1100 OLIVE ST. We have them in any —_— had there been any attempt! irt of some emigration agency to ship them here. The men are a good, strong-looking lot, and appear to be as hardy and healthy a crowd as has visited these islands in a long time. Up to noon today Inspector Brown had examined about 2 per cent of the crowa lic found that they were all practically laborers. All had money Some of them possessed several hundred dollars, wWwhiie others had as low as $4o. This seemed to be the lowest amount ossessed Mr Brown was unable to say eee many were likely to be allowed to enter been the case the | the country is felt on every plantation on the island, and every recruit is halled with delight, If the present crowd is treated well and like the place it will in no small degree infiu- ence other Japanese to join it. It is said, however, that more laborers from Japan are expected on the Hongkon Maru, which will reach here on . Only one Korean came on the For the la ‘t there ve been no three Ci ‘nese “~“~* for ANARCHY A VICE. — Should Be Suppressed. ; From the London Telegraph. Assassination and incitement to assage sination are not political but anti-socta= offenses. Those who are guilty of them strike not at any particular form of gove liaw and order. ernment, but at all organized defense of Within the last few years, lout of three heads of states stricken down who declare war to the knife on ctv! seciety are not entitled to expect for themselves. Governments have begun to real pclitical hallucinations are no execu murder, and this last outra may to convince them not only that must be ~-ushed “like a vice of bioeod, * that no 4 of tolera must be $9 ‘» ols in which assassins are av wn 7 é

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Tee 1 Oye eee = ad Th, . fey ar es on ee eran @ rd ’ ” ET eT Te rE eT re OD EP OT a wer ee ge -F a a kil a lal -_ ? ~ : al , aw * . ; ees ee ee a ee a oe —— —_—- ie ea f i thcsaenen ia a ee THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATGH—SEPTEMBER 26, 1901 ploring party to the north as far as & degrees 45 minutes. In 1865 ————— ——__—__— — ST. LOU IS PO ST-DISPATC b4 he published a work entitled ‘‘The Open Polar Sea,”’ which wor | : . him recognition omong geographers and he was awarded a golc : medal by the Royal Geographical Society of London. Latterly Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by | THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO., 513 Olive St. | weve” his idea has been generally rejected and the open ‘sea has been an open question, there being no data for scientific con- clusions, SLBESCRIPTION RATES City and Suburbs Country, Ay, tmifle COPY... .ee.ceesereesesee eet han 2cents| Arctic exploration has a fascination for men devoted to pure ‘ELIVER: 5 BY CARRIER me Seoeercedeoepecees 5 cents S cents | Sclence. Interesting as observations at the north pole might be, ly and Sunday, per week. PCS OPerTYT TTT TTT > 11 cents 15 cents it is hardly conceivable that the knowledge could be turned to di- ® and Sunday. per e cents reet practical advantage. This is a fact full of encouragement. ; : - _ _ : v cents; When men risk death and endure indescribable hardships for oa ® mere love of knowledge and truth it cannot be said that the Life and the desire to live march in in-|~* A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY. ba . . : ‘ BY MAIL IN ADVANCE rELYPHONE NUMBERS iy a Lene’ of a ee ae oan age a ideals of mankind are Sordid and materialistic verse ratio. : an wmncay, © months Bou) Pe Vifiee 0 wi, uw O46, Ati ; . : ae ce ‘ adie : : ’ al and Sup lay ie ath "80 . ota Ro ~ Sophy r pate . Tl") bil! ae ec o30-o— age dt an —— oO -admit that ones sel | 4 Refinement which carries us © as, oO} litorial TOv : eee “he >! in 2 » . ~ “iy eee . wrong than tl s st The r} is rignt . : ; Pas ay. ; OO eee "mm « y Fditas ood amaT AY ep gant “ ty ly legate Gazzolo in the Tiouse of Dele- ‘A vai ane om t ag i - ae a “J . away from our fellow men is not , . . “ce ‘) | it hi I 7s 4 . " . pare eee : ' Ta Geers oy — yeome ere WAS assurance that it would really | 486. HEN \ 3 heh eae let selege an | NRY WARD BEECHER. sat TRANSIENT PosTack RATES g ¥ etage h something towards protecting life and limb. But The fragrance left by dead flowers can be a ce a I . “4 Pes spe) le . a) 4i) yy mi) rager it 1 ie ; Seernis to be eo w Tr " 4 ‘4, = " . a Don . ; Sweet, but th il i lL) L : : ! Ove } é F x ; Outside the TAtted Brates, Cana 's aM : double the above rates of a brake wil sieht that “any old thing” in the way poison. | >OSSFSSSESHOS®OHOODODYS : . — ' will fit its provisions. It Seems nothing more than a Cowards alwa‘ senile : — Pa Entered at the Priv Office at St 1 . . & ‘ae Matter, pr tense of cones rri for the public safety. The juggling of the but there {x son open] »«i? ; woh : See Hah / Remit by Monev- Order. Dia rin Registe letter liouse of Delegates ¢ sis the rer ; i this otha Se coe mera wks , i ; arite; Oo make the public believe that it is takine nts world Address all communications ad co pte ot perfect er e to care of the public j ; ee rt tak ' POST DISPATCHL St, Louis. : pubic Interest while it is actually taking care of every |, '* ‘Kes @ Coward to stay wroug when h otner } res " 2 , 2 2 . oar ~ e is ae ) er mterest would be amusing if it were not outrageous, ‘ pe . ie If Agent Foreien A ma 8 i vith Special Age aw iielipoiniatemertiaasesstclliil NO man's desti: can be judeed til! des- aa 48 Tribune Ruikding, New \ork ani) The Rookery, Chicag ” . tiny has ended him | rr = —_ — ee On pr er . ™ ~ os - — 4 bed VA we yo { , ara ; inderstand the amendments Ll i | a? I | A I Ls Thousands is; “eher sie i sed é a Gnd? a anas misapprehend their terms and purposes and ars — —— . AN, } about cig | Is good Discussion of the amendments is good. But when the ANOTHER’S CHOICE, D il Q f 530 business men get together they should take steps to assure th: -—_—_ - --_—-— a AZ OOS OO DO SSOOS socerereesseeess> ’ success Of the amendments by an organized campaign. of edu- | ae ak mares hoe - claims thet she i9 an cation. They sh ; a il | oid mald trom cenoice, . : BIGGEST WEST OF THE MISSISSI°P". oo pinata ag ould organize a movement to reach all the | | Jess: Doubtless. Every marriageable Vote; with COoOnVINng 1] Po arfciments and bring them to the poll man , her Leg imintance has chosen some el tl aga al kK r) | si! eae ’ . . . : pore ae »| ‘ >} ] d »lry} : > a ~ eer, Mu ke 1! pulldi li of New st. Louis tor the World's - ir - v nN { | bhilict s} nia } re Ss. . > “a4 rei ° x : ea id eS new and vigorous idea pressing for recognition spuda ne atubition of the dignity of justice, aS contrasted Pa STG ye with the disords r and barbarity of mob viol nee. | PO ‘ s ats Party organs are already saying that this is not the time to J A fierce cry for vengeance has arisen from all parts of the | >} i Tevise the Dingley tariff in the direction of unshackled trade. | | But it is questionable if the most devoted organs will have as rh: th Intemperate persons have ds manded the abrogation of | | , fue much force with the people to support the protection supersti- civilized methods in the case of this criminal. Torture and | ) ) Or Mei fien as the “Buffalo platform” will have to undermine it, es- lynch law have had their open advocates. | Wil i rat) pecially as Mr. Roosevelt is known to favor a forward movement. But the sober second thought of the country will approve a | “You'll cal] aga! she asks him | Het H The method by reciprocity seems to be @ failure. With all his | properly-conducted, dignified trial. It is an object lesson n law | Ah Bite a + lese é f HT Bkill, tact and experience Mr. McKinley could not procure the and order. It is the most effective means of r buking the ad- Hada he HSE DENS ni ri i lie he AT confirmation of a single one of the 12 or 15 reciprocity treaties he dks tong of violence: And it is the only method that could be | The hand we neld wife cht. ye, : Bo laboriously negotiated. The Senate stands firm as the bulwark | '?:!0wed by a people who desire to strengthen the bulwarks of | i iaiataiie ic | re a | iy y Of special interests, and there is no immediate prespect of a law and Civilization. , ; AN v change of temper in that body. Tae “ablendlll euccess" of the oxacvinscat cas UNSEXING HERSELF. B int a keg A There is evidence enough that a strong faction in the Repub- ranting a sete ee egg any experiment with fuel oil in ciel scl licen hi Si!) liean party is ready to support the doctrines of the “Buffalo plat- ofl fields hol oe * —o Reig a Sons Mawe See -the ‘Texas Miss Quickst [| declare I’m almost i \ ba form.” it will be President Roosevelt's task to reconcile the ele- autdiciy pa ae ll : — a so hot that steam is made water, ge be. seeh with Mabel: Ilarka qi Wh ments of his purty on this question and*prevent a schism. His lis OT RR a gpeaged — do all the necessary firing, thus | Miss ‘lyppe:; So am I. She does such out- —_ a ae position is most difficult. Andrew Johnson tried to carry out his “spensing with the services of a fireman. landish things, Look at her now, .blushing predecessor's ideas, but failed Ingloriously because he had a genius The report from Washington that the President is not commit- Tribune. eae 4 Y ry" ~ “7 ’ : | « s*@> ; ; : i rr) , , N ; ; ‘4 for blunderineg Phat Mr. Roosevelt will su ed is by no means | ting himself on reciprocity, but will consult with leadi : certain, but he will command the support of a much larger pro- | bers of his party, will encourage the high-tariff 1 in ves woe | | f . nee F } ~Tté ters cates ow eortlon ae! the American people than Johnson could ever muster. an iIndisposition on the part of Mr. Roosevelt t ‘a a ais : of Mr. Rooseve Oo undertake what ; Sa oo oe ~ might be a losing fight. Who wrote Speaker “Jim” Cronin’s speech for the mayor's - = ’ Ginner? It was so different from his subsequent talks. ——- €¢@ — - TT} . a ta ns ee le COUNLTS 1s greatly astonished and shocked that a atunee. chusetts prote ssor should come to Missouri and kil] the woman he oved and himself. Even education and Gulburs ieéen to tev 1 WORK FOR WOMEN’S CLUBS a : o ht. — or © nh moderating the “grand passion.”’ lubs in the October Century Magazine, Se ew ee fs Discussing wo'nen's « —— “he ce) > , j a ; , , | What if the new President were to occasionally think of these Hieien Churchill Condee saves that they are gradually evolving beyond the self-culture stage. She admits that in great degree worgs of Mohammed: “A ruler who appoints any man to any ‘ J this stage was not without its absurd features. All sorts of | Cilice when there is in his dominion another man better qualified WITH WHIRLING BRAIN. abstruse subjecis were chosen for discussion, but there was much | °F '% Sins against God and against the state.” | He had been to the Kinloch racetrack “I'll tell you what I'm going to do if Things Not HE new President of the United States. whether as college boy, pri- vate gitizen, soldier or ae office hr id- er, was ever doing things and saying thirgs indicative of his vigorous and feoreeful make-up. It follows then, that there ar: many anecdotes of his active uf he was an interesting perectag: wihia? ever pathway he waar treading bdefor light is thrown on the pleaeant trifty ; extraordinary career it is tigot athisa to @a that Georgiu is pr ud of President Meornuea velt, Claiming him for her ow: since hia mother was a ddughter of thimt fatind State It is admitted, nevertiiclens wy President Roosevelt's southern admire that New York and Gre es a0, : ’ fia claims upon him As a College Editor. At Harvard. in hi last yeu Theodore Roosevelt was one o the ecitore of the Advocate, a college publicatior biere ar selections from hile editoriale and othe! writings: “Take a giance at our rivals and see what they are doting It tm time (‘apt Camp of Yale has begun training hile men, running them In the gymnasium Princeton will have a good team, but the lower classes Meer {oO POsRBCRS iittie go000d material, The football season i« short, and our men must work faithfully If they want three years ago. ~~ -~ other words. he that ruleth his own epitrit is better than—better than, what, Mr Smith? Smith (musingly): Oh, better than, better than-—one does not know not. Professor: Better than he that taketh a city. That is in the Bible, Mr. Smith. Smith: Oh, I'm excused for prayers, you know. pose that we send a team of 10 men to Yale seems clearly that this would be just the impetus which would make our sports what they should be.’’ “Students are asked to aasist in protect- ing lanterns from being stolen on class day evening. The wanton destruction and heavy loss of Janterns in pore years has be- come so notorious that the committee has had great difficulty in locating the contract for illumination lo those whe desire lan- terns as souvenirs, lanterns will be sold at cust if they will jeave their names with the committee. “Seniors are requested to avoid any ab- surdity of dress at the exercises around the tree, and to wear dress suits, white cravats and silk hats.”’ Early Days in Washington. President Roosevelt picked most of his friends—hi!is personal friends, that is, out- side of politics. He was a chum of Richard Olney when Olney was secretary of state, and tho two men went on long tramps to- gether. Baron von Sternberg of the Ger- man Embassy was another intimate. During his service in Washington as _ JUST A MINUTE WITH THE POST-DISPATCH POET AND HUMORIST A LOOK AHEAD. When all our buildings grand and great Are opened up, a vast estate, A wondrous sight ’twill surely be For city farmers such as WE Our mammoth ethnologic show Will make the nations all cry “‘Oh!”’ And of the sight they'll drink their fill, Day after day—they surely WILL Missouri's coal and lead and zine Will make her foreign rivals think, When she arrays them in her hall, For she'll surpass them, one and ALL The city, to a millfon grown, The knockers dead or hither flown, Will flourish like a green bay tree, And millionaires, perchance, we'll BE é In airships we will sail along And rubber downward at the throng, As there in chesty mood we sit, Our Icoks proclaiming we are oor You'll hear it, everywhere you go: “This beats Pairee and Buffalo!” And even “Chi’’ will loom up thin, When all the world comes pouring IN evasion and the lack of depth was made up by general No: President Kruz ris Q te’ halk Geek and had won by playing exactly as th Jo) ton tak m yut i it the ; i» ‘freshmen , af : oa ‘SiGer A\ruger is no send a spect: lca ) ” os) VILIS TOT 4KHOS ne again in cordiality and light refreshments—by no means a poor substitute. dent R evelt. W : zoey nd a special mission to Presi- | sporting writers hud told him not to play. | Weather,” sail : Straw Hat. ‘I'm going to ‘ Se elt. 4 are inne ee Pe : P ‘ . a ~~ . Act Vy P ; oe cs . , as I 1} ] ir extent, the club which hanes out its banner for self-culture |, . ee pire. ire selling horses, mules and army Supplies and | overwrought That is why he stopped at 20 WH d. lit mix his hair up so he = increasing ou -osperity : ee pe eee , “topped at! won't be able to find the part agai bearing the name of literat re, art, music, or current topics: | , Pi paeety. all thirst emporiums on th Wav downtow? mann | alge ature thai ee cor a Ana this longing illustrates the trend of the day in women's | It is likely that only the new Presid nt’s de These frequent Ops had the same old “Tl adopt hat plan myself,” whispered clubs; it is a longing toward practicality. Altruism being th Pe President by ret Serie . ld ‘ident s desire to honor the a effect By the tim Low | Ae ge or his foot = — and ; . : ; uA eh it te sitieyqit - Lal 4 1e Git cabinet has ke : . . . sit Aiiit Maine iim iin ‘ rr il regu ar rugger. . Watchword of the day, and brotherly love, an increasing pas- | Riley from bs ing called at once to Washin pt E. Mont : he was half way onl ll see that he limps when_he chases you sm0m, Women are not long content to serve only themselves =n mington. I journe hi ley ind I guess we'll both get a vacation in | ay ; 7 it SRP DE ah. -—— : eT a a warm corner then.” And so the cluos for we If-culture are feeling restless Stirings T ne harter amenaments are nese ded to make Sr I ouls a Wo ld’ weted queeriy and the Straw tiat's second flight from John . - moved since the last election OU must register had a Api trephined low Cut survived the day only to be The Post-Dispat: h hus deacribe d mans rood works for the alcw, Out and the pole put ert to Johnstone's garrett for spiders to community that are being done by women’s clubs, such as th: Ses | pivot and set to] ” And. 1 ee : ee aries, the protection of child Jaw brea! POST-DISPATCH SNAP | AS : going around, 800)/ of Straw Hat and Low Cut, rr SS pa P ’ , ‘ “& ceili 4 " Lik. ere, the starting of movements to clean and beautifs rural neich- SHOTS. \ { \ revolutions a minute eae : ii ~ j 4. ~ (>) \\ j ota? ’ y ~ borhoods and cities, the form Ltion of ‘ nsturic rs’ unions ’ r t) fo © me ar pr ' , 1) « it Cc ld , o | , } ' , ’ CUPID S UNOFFICIAL POSTOFFICE., sae ' Las mul are ronouncin Ol1dShoes., ' ‘ cpp / - abolition of aWweat hove a? d thie prot ection of work! rw — ote ; , 4 hil wy four ras wa Cf uar A cay? er on I e | fingzwell avenue is It is one of the he«t elens of the tinne thet nrogr | Be «a ‘ ‘ i ‘ ’>new overcont } not to he of bollar fron . ) " thus obliwed to i , ;a imve white efenboard, which. while it is | ' . yi , . . ; i ot: i mioment to ‘ , ' i are thus taking ul the wor a 6 wid r work ‘| } ere ore int | () / 4 } : ons for this y¢ irs Thar ksgiving is a big cran } / i / ft til | ii s «€s Dl 4 tical way, lll that it points | able opportunities for good tn the movement ’ Crop He glanced up ang|®4t to the public that the lot on which it | = " ; a ‘ ; . } om by © . , —. . } , nem ft . - faw. the neat placard ee ity be bought as a building site, . ‘nlite om eee 4 ” om are to be kept at $7 or more, some of us will have to | { on the fi ott of a | petves turther the purpose of Cupid | Without the charter arn: Miments New Ft Louis will newer he {| retut ‘og our mutton | } ‘ " yr! n'a reeld se Che signboard has been In its position £0 : ‘ 7 er. ; ; ; ‘ . aaa ™ anything but a rhetorical focurish lepiste ~~ nt / , , - 5 iP lt wos mething like ns ; a’ familiar figure to the pr o- | eT Keg er and vote | Phiinie : ihe premium drouth ttem. Shipping water in tanks Nd t} Thereabout d, like other landmarks, | —— 7s, ; " f" j tril i | certian } j ii j ite ba hie rye . oO ; I . I ‘ t of ri is i ite est i z eee ‘ ° ‘* lt “ : ‘ fs by ‘ by me ‘Y . } , . : 7. = AIS ; > ’ ‘.* ' sf : ‘ ’ © a ‘ 7 ‘ " | . ’ , 7 ’ ’ " - } - a u . . PUT THE RUF ANS OFF : | . | . that J ' ’ ; tjie ' crePrirry Appoint i] fo ( Zal ' TF |} Lr ier, — ed 1 “ Sig! board tO scratch | The Maryland Court of Appesais has decided that a street 1 | eee, @ phase the “in our midet™ habit of speaking Hours | \ a ee WIth 80. I a his cigar. , ’ . . ) ' t * drew the match across the wood | © ’ , ; " ; ' Le . . Way company is bound to protect p engers from tn t and Moma ent lastio miilon#ire admirer of our new Rough Rider , . he noted a number of sentences, nay, para- | ia injury. - j , ; ’ j i ; eri, bie ‘ fiedi h hilevi fi bel biel aif potato - ¢) ° Kraphs t Ve), written | . A drunken MAN assailted a passenger and . oe aka ' ‘ ly if ivexnt him lim ' , n pencil n the white | * ' Rect a had | |? ' ‘Zz / Wel i" ee nt «detlternme cil themnelyve ‘ ; lites ’ ; b keg round See Conductor. Hut before the car resumed its tourney the f wie , f 4) rit an sogget Tote , he —_— ihe hirographs (7, . . : _ . rif jit j i f ‘ } iti j | | ’ iy } - a4 ' seat “| va got aboard again without ol 1) in trom eit he r conduct rut \ - i | . - ij ‘ Tr . ‘ . WAS f Two STt\ CS. | _ Motorman. He became boisterous. “acted lik ' wae of the many New Kaglanders in the West tell us what] dite pushed th , | nasculine, —Dbeld ’ r PAA mat Ler : . «A rigkliine sid ; : es . ’ ; ’ ’ ; " , j — was , ; , , ond ; he " ; carers ; , ; eri ; , : : ‘ ; . ‘ ive rye - wound up by Killing another passenger. | are wittiw ard j Pbhe nam ir in &@ New ng | 1 ti ; A mr, @N oe i ther feuntniin fin. , ) - ; ii | " i) ° . ‘ ‘ : ‘ In ruling against the company the court sald: vr thes | ¢ ; : i? fi i bititi ] kk ‘ j 4 ’ , 1) i i maria i] : ferry r . satel reserved The writ of anyone being injured, and the emp!oves fail to remove Jerky the amateur photographers are dogging the footsteps of brah UG i! bedi tg trig ay both in re. an piaee ; / horse { at llere ' gin. Pht: er | © oF overpower the turbulent individual, after knowing that | t! President in the hope of seeing him destroy ai aes: tha, WW that | e” wot | . ' ae RnCes we pages > de : ? ' 4 , . - re Was danger, or after they ought t have | asoap shot that would make! | e fell | ane J IOFAST rhe wR VU mvVe known that thie re a ' , ! ' ‘ ! | ‘ , who i . i ‘ Ganger, that failure is negligenc ‘or , iGo'n put ten 4 e on Docke: “ap discovered | ~h the co ~ e'gence, for the COnsequences of It appears that braesa padiocks are th rivet tundesirable, as . ser Purker 1 ' rea ed that ha y mpany is Hable. Moreover, accordl ba | ' had fa : upon : lon, it waa th " he to the court & thieves eaten} lrieoore ‘st Phen becaw aif | ‘ eLiltis Vielue becrtiie ‘Bital [ie j oy th 7) +? (ey a +), . A tad plain duty of the employes to ut tt " , , " , owl , , , ' :' ' ! " S ; f eyV eri ‘ © iad i4ve Mm Ciena) shiv if ‘man, bat its bat ’ iu . the vy " Post nd keep him off. } pu 1¢ Offender | day we may ha' ! ppuper | that no thief will s Parl f on, he being in Such a condition as to render a ’ , ; “Athed we © to a ’ » of one Dan Cu 4 assault probable. . It seems very likely that the World's Fair year wih see Bt | rm. I # ' , Kuffians are seldom pp: Loul i : . , ‘, d Jrecatur | . : i ‘ . ‘ 8 and the Jilinols citles of Chicago, Boringtield at a pa ALrmone t many put off street cars, no matter how boister- | .. | | STRAW HAT AND LOW CUT -_ 7 ae 4 the star ? = leve af ous, Infulting or Indecent they may be A safe and undist connected by electric railw i) We shall be more thah dellintitea | re 4 a ; i rea hh a. 4S at.) ‘ nais . iit w& Bete Triliigg to try : wef ' i rniit Laitirppa tes ! PTV LAT ' Journey Ought to be the passenger's right, and it anil ay ad to be thus connected with out thriving Illinois suburb . “ ' Bet | saneeiite an 23 tas of chameee ’ oO be 1e ae | ait MW man Uliess you are ite il can get Ney tape eth an Fa A a a dame . Guty of the company to protect him in the enjoyment of the right ace re fall the way back in a bol ton lin 4 and M t me 8 ow owe eee ee ee a on / 7 b ed ; ‘es > .o > 7 . a ; +e ——. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Mtraw Hat lay on the foot of the lounc. . | Citheens can regioter at the Cliy Hall until Bept. 28 including Vand peered over the edp at tha floor I tly -#) ad not meet him, for be- | that date. (ict. 1 there will cine : ° . One Low Cut stuck h ose out wo if Wea written, In the same chifog- | > , r lil be precinet registration. The time is W, E. M.—No, there is no premium on a $5 gold piece of 1838 under.the loung@we and loai a s me Ae | hh Watted until 19:30 o'clock, What: short. 0 net Hegliect a plain duty. W. 8. SCHLEY.—There is no premium on a half dollar:of 1827 Hiraw bial rutin | ' Low Cut amd! © . tell 1) —— on SS Guan ** > ‘ “ j q*s iti e 4 Si ‘ . Lit sf] ' : tr) " wns | cate ari ee! oats oy mites B.—Area of St. Louis, 64, miles. Paris, France, 430 square , i ip hit t ve a - “is — | was wri ten. (‘ould not get . Waist pieidgii “i . ' minrh ! ; ‘ te ': . . ee awe oe @' . . THE EDGE OF THE WORLD CHAS. SCHAFFER.—T kre Ww that th other Wee th | —— Vi) nih Hlere at 8:90 Tuesday : et e wit.—There is no premium on a &-cent piece Siraw iat shivered So) iid ¥ ; , ij inet there ars. @? hoard could be Tm @ letter to Prof. Angelo Hetiprin, Lieut. Peary announees | ° . : . lt was only & rrikvet it the day 1 ; Poul en U naecuulve Messages S* the discovery of what may be termed the “edge of the world.” a Sy Base ody he Spanish coin ts worth only bullion value, say 12 | had been Unexperctediy | ! MM 1 ‘ a . ‘ e it had caught j ti ihe ow , at cae, ’ ; ii ' ert | rg ve rie was rae, : : a " ; ’ " : . ’ ’ “ ' vi 4 : » | ’ ' ° ‘ Me has found and explored the boundary of the most northern COLONEL.—See British Consul, Mr. Western Bascome, 115 | /!af aud Low Cul. unprepared for 4 a eee renee eee ee and on thie oontinent, if not in the worild. North Third street. 4 and they both hued Deen « hipetiiod ty hin aa \\ ' ’ 1) ’ . tL . . p : o ' ei Led ver Poe teatialaus li be atl Jessie s iursaay Hetiprin Land. which geographers have thought extended to the an — oo | sono “Spams the columns of dramatic news in a, f g Mek nt : ee hh 7 ye riityy , un ay ost- . ate ' . iif ic’ mii tae tii Mists The hit ; as — “arthest north, furne out te be an lelaid, the north ma thi ofr which BROKEN ha er R tt . ' of reve Tie j jmadly Straw ti af Spb he “ ‘la : piti¢ , \ ti = 2 f apes" nie 4 ae , “4 “s ——petter try to win back your hus? “ " Baw vou with Fran Ie that right’ ' . colt @ Gham i. 3 band be- | whisper at ite extreme point In latitude 8 degrees 1 minutes. fore “‘breaking up the home 4 row Cut.’ said h ton’t heminine (‘annot get out so often yond this is an open fea filled with moving tce. There may an UNIATA -~A family hotel, if we understand your question know, I felt awfully out of place ou John. | MUther getting ye ee ; rr ; « st of « there te no evidence cithe - rhe Post-Dispatch cannot undertake to recommend sehoo ' |etone’s head yesterda, | Masculine, Must have answer tomorrow . ; ; no « . ither why Lieut 1001s, rel be tit ; . “ +e +? ‘et li ybis = opoees to push forward over thie fea next year If BUBSCRIBER.--There is no “method of locating water under- . Well, a0 Gid I on Ris foot replied Lay Feminine: Goodby. Impossible. Fathet round by means of a peach or apple twig in the shape of a Cut, and MY Mate sBys He fell t © | tas bee watobing me Poor bey love . - ‘* . " : : ‘ =, ; s Lit adi ’ sre? : AB vation le correct and he has the right kind of a boat] fork That Is «a widespread superstition which seems to have wer ¢ it WW) hot | gy Mewou lin pe att 7 P . o'eines . it ae “a id) tetia tes : jre@eii lai : : : can probably reach the pole with little trouble nothing to support it. coctinued Straw 14 : ; om. Ra, ~t '. | Wednesda, Hring Jesste with vou liave of SADER Alexander the Great died at Baby! 23 . , rs . . . An ELL Do not fear # aunouncement of an o jlar aon ta ‘ atio RY. . ; rrOR ed f abdyion, 4 B. C., In |} warm weather man just |! ou aM ap weed Peg dolar sea le @ vingication Of} nia tad year. It in sald he died immediately after drinking too | frost was too much’ for oe ren Bae That) Is not that signboard an attenuated nor theory of Dr. Hayes, who, # ““] was in a fix iike a fell win full dree or! oul it Be as sony rons from Aret cap Y eet "lter tu last as tf It contain r back as 186, expressed the| much wine. The tget Atlantic cable from Ircland to Newfouna.- ole. In 186°, Dr. Hayes, eo war lald tn , after unsuccessful efforts in 1857, . 1868 and iat an afternoon Bn anawered Low stead of a few scattered essages. ton hat a0 ocean roiled er Clad pad : te : ocuttitel hed’ en on moter of the enterprise was Cyrus W. Field =. all riahe te y Hy ee Ba -~ herent had served an surgeon | ust the ‘en - _ 7 ao ’ ee oa idee ie ae “®t : ithe Werld’s Falr. ’ ‘In fact, we'll have the greatest thing That e’er was set before a king, And six or eight of them may be Qur guests in 1908. FE thel—Your contention is entirely correct. PRenjamin Franklin was the first lightning | ‘calculator. St. Louis per pie etand. for the dog Speaking of the late President, Perry Iteath sald: “I used to tell him: ‘A certain enemy has said such-and-such a bad thing about you.’ So that’s the kind of a friend ind admirer Perry was, is it? 4 Rritish steamer its reported to have serpent fifty feet long in Ori This must have been one 0 that carries booze to the can- sighted a sea ~ ; ental waters. : those vesseis nibals. Napoleon Bonaparte, a long shot, was 3 recent winner at the Delmar track. Na- poleon always did take long chances. Director Skiff sees good sailing ahead for The statement that J. Plerpont Morgan has obtained control of the White Star Une is denied. Probably Pierp. just happened to overlook it. Hiow about those winter cars, Mr. Transit Co.? How about those winter care” ‘Tell us ere we go! Will we get those winter cars cre the winter's gone? lf we get those winter cars When ‘'N you put ‘em on? st. Louls is to have a new golf club. Can't something be done to protect our weAithy gentlemen who are “fat and scant of breath,’ and who are thus tempted to engage in violent exercise? will the hobo be tncluded In our great ethnologte exhibit at the Fair? Hy the way, did any newspaper publish that cablegram of condolence from King Alphetive ! But even at that, Dr, Hyatt to win back to Harvard the position of} Professor (commenting): Qui ipse anil-| mum pepullt victor victoreum cluet. In) ‘‘Men train only to beat Yale, and I pro- to compete in al! branches of athletics. It | —— ANECDOTES OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT —#O*e (Generally His Early Life. INnown Concerning 7. |civi! service commissioner he made the ac- |\Quaintance of Leonard Wood, now gOV- ernor-genera! of Cuba. but then an ermy coctor of little rank but of much prowess on the football fleld. Athletics alWAys ap- , peared to Re osevelt, and he and Wood toox ene Walks at every opportunity. Once Hepresentative James W. Wadsworth met the two coming along Pennsylvania avenue, 4 boty and solled, but looking quite happy. Vhere've you been?” asked Wadsworth, whe is siightly lame and has a predilection ior cabs since he quit the. polo field. oh’ replied the future President. “we have just been taking a Httle stroll out to (great Falls and hack." ‘ireat Falls ts 12 miles from Washington. | ‘said Mr. Roosevelt to Fernator Lodgre one day, in the midst of a discussion of some subject or another, “that Iean fump over that chalir.”’ ordinary chair, about us high as the usual dining room seat. Done,’ said Senator Lodge Mr. Roosevelt took a step backward, tee tered on hi toes once or twice and then eprang lightly over the chair. “T’ll nay.’ said the senator. “but I Bhould like to Know what tnduced vou to ;} make such a proposition in the midst of a talk such as ours was." “oO.” replied Roosevelt, with a maliciseag | twinkle in his eve. “Il needed the exercise Il needed the hat.’ | “How do you like your new job?” asked a friend after then Vice-President Roosevelt had presi led for the first time over the Sen- ate.’ “Bully,” he replied. “It isn’t as exciting as Cuba was, but have hepes,”’ and he looked over on the Democratic side at Till ‘* | man and Bacon. During the reorganization of the Rough Riders there was much interest attaching to the kind of uniform they would wear. It had been reported they would have a dis- tinctive style. When President Roosevelt, | then assistant secretary of the navy, was ‘This is not to be a circus. We'll wear anvthing. It's not uniforms, but men we're talking about now.”’ ’ |} asked about it he quickly replied: ' One morning when President Roosevelt was a member of the civil service commis- sion a man came into his office and said: “TI want to get a place in the bureau of ethnology.” ‘“Well.”’ answered Mr. Roosevelt, *‘what have I got to do with it?’ ' "“Oh,’’ the visitor said, “TI know there is some kind of an examination and I thought you could tell me about it.”’ Thereupon Mr. Roosevelt looked the mat- ter up, found there was a vacancy in the bureau of ethnology and told the man when and where the examination would be held. After he had finished he asked: “How much do you know about ethnology?” “Not a thing in the world.”’ “Then why under high heaven have you been bothering me about an examination?” asked Roosevelt warmiy. “Oh,.”’ the visitor replied, “TI always did like that name ethnology, and thought I might get a job working at it.’’ : What the present President said then can best be represented by three dashes, a few stars, a couple of daggers and some exclamation points. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. (This column {8 open to everybody who bas 4 complaint to make, a grievance to ventilate, infor- mation to give or a subject of genera) interest to discuss, or a public service to acknowledge, and whe can put the idea into less than 100 words. Letters from persons seeking employment cannot be gives place in this column. All letters must be accom panied by address and signature.) For the Colored Orphans, To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Inclosed please find 00 cents to start a4 fund for the colored orphans at the Nor- mandy Asylum 1 have been a reader of your paper since its first issue. You have success, AN OLD SUBSCRIBER. St. Loula, The Wil te Love. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch, ‘ In the interesting discussion on love and marriage, which steadily continues, with very few exceptions the position is held by the writers that love is a con- sciousness developed by human will. Can anyone who so understands, for examp decide this? I will go out and walk to the corner of thus and that avenue, turn at the corner and the first willing person f meet of the other sex, 1 not Knowing whom I am going to meet, I will take for mate and love to the full extent of my ng. The most marked consciousness a human being develops during his career on earth I would state thus: did not come Into ex- istence by any will of mine. I did not de- velop consciousness of existence by any will of mine. I did not develop desire for food, shelter and bodily comfort by will of mine. I did not develop love for the oth- er sex and love for a particular individual of the other sex by will of mine. I did not develop consciousness of immortality as & universal being by will of mine. I did rot by will of mine develop the consclous- ness that there is “an omnipotent mtelil- gence that shapes our ends.”” I did not by will of mine develop the consciousness that we are collectively responsible for ever human being’s best possible developmen and welfare on earth. Any consciousness developed prompts action and the different possible actions or Inactions that J can take come within range and for decision of my will. Action or inaction has exact con- sequences from which there is ho —e St. Louis. show nf the | | let it anew, ns. penile is ee. Tk 7 aia a ne z § * ry «RRA. br oe ase eo + aT 7 (x se wouaers| Dog Show at the Ex. To the Balltor of the Post-Dispatec?. Your genial poet and perennial humorist wants to know why the Ex position. Let a ‘sitor from over the river say to that jolly good fellow and dispenser-in-chief of the Post-Dispatch’s diurnal rhythmic sute shine that the St: Louts people are not the onlv ones who know and appreciate good things The very Auman perform- ances and anties of the dogs and monkeys at the Exposition aitract more of the funior element than anything seen there for a lerge time As a cobweb sweeping, iver renovating, laughter provoking Iinati- tution. Prof. Woodferd’s educated canine and simian families are worth a seasons residence at @& Sanitarium for the busines® wearied adult, and tor the boys and giris it is a never falling urce of amusement, instruction and pieasure I propose to ore ganize a big excursion under the eauapices | of the Illinols Darwin Soclety to come ovep and study the origin of species at the Bue pe apy | VISITOR, * sQOuls, The Ideal in Love. To the FAaltor of the ‘Post-Diepateh “Lady Jane,’ like the pensee writer, plays with thought, and makes it produce «s crowd of pretty things. Hier letter of Monday suggests this from a book one loves and lives: To tdealize its not to fele low a delusion, to mistake clay for ala- baster, but it Is to see more clearly, t@ discern that finer significance, that he whe runs may not read. It is only the @ge- ceptional nature that can be what the world calis idealized, which isa simply. rete ognfition for what is actually there and net in the least a process of Anvesting it wih qualities it does not poasesa."’ nd this “affinity of nature,’ founded on worship of the same Ideal, and pe fect in proportion to perfectness of soul fs the, only affinity which is worth anything. True love which ennobles the personality, fortifies t heart, and sanctifies the existence, and tits; “Ie it Love or Friendship, When I feel as the angels do: When thoughts of thee soar heavenward, — And earth is lest from view? . When Hfe growsa nobler, Ryser While my heart would be tr Mipee tap : a 1a hye a LAAN inliige R M OE H tTCO IE: OE IR P A done so much geod 1 hope thia will be a. ,*. - 2 2 4 RW moe — ae ie : — i ; pa RRI Bins . Fon * ' ; 3 é j . \ : 2S Sad : . Y £

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a id SOE “ee TIRE , o THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—SEPTEMBER °%, 1901 ar ‘Shh he SF or NEES OP RS CN OTR On PRT Rg IRI Re a gs waa me eRM YS ————— —— wit _ | REMNANT (> Ss. VENETIAN CLOTH. 4 Silk Remnants, from % to 4 yd. lengths in plain 40-inch extra heavy all-wool Venetian, : taffeta, China, surah and fancy silks; worth in all colors and black, - if in full pleces, U8c and The per F worth 69c and 7ic; as long : yard—FriGOy, 2G, BG BAG ccccsdccvecsecccccccocessescs as they last, ‘ , PrIGSy .cccciccoccs cccccccccecesecce , FOULARD SILK. LININGS. | 1 vards of Foulard Silk in all new shades, the greatest bargsin of the Gay, worth o& br 59 nieces Fancy Stripe and Plain Taf- per yard—Friday, from & to 30, per yard..... Ped feta and Rustle Skirt Lining, 36 inches wide, in black only; reg-+ INFANTS’ CLOAKS. Jit: | bone CHEAPEST a [Ero e Pe : STORE Hlandsomely trimmed 7 Sates Sot A eee 79 GAT. cxccdéccedsaentess oceceesbeoeséeen sees broidery;: worth up to (Friday they F t Fidiny. Eta BETWEEN FRANKLIN AYE, AKD MORGAN ST. gO at $1.98, BB. BS BAG. .ccccccesccccccscvesseccecs ceccee . Ri ° N l| 50 pleces Ladies’ Cloth, 48 inches ‘wide, Fancy Colored Seri nog - cw Fa Suits, Jackets and Dress Skirts. in blue and green;., regu- ( solors, 204 quality "40 ee | Are pri ed temntingly low tomorrow. The exhibit for lar 9c goods- Special wide, cheap at l0c yard; beaut) and style is unrivaled, and to Interest the eco- for Friday, while : Friday at, yard 9 homica: women weve made lower prices than were ever ROY. 1MSt..cvccaccses ecccccooeseeee eeeeeeeeeeeese *e#eee* vyeronrs (WUucre ad right at the beginning of the season. = mone AAILOR-MADE SUITS. CHEVIOT. , ~ SPECIAL BARGAINS Ladies ,Tatlor-. lade Suits, made of flannel. In blue and ’ ry ae — ne -% - . ‘ . 3 « . . a Sept. 1. o- black or gray smoke a misdemeanor, and SCHOOLS AND COLLEG&«SB. fixes a daily fine of not less than $25 and SERS AUER ————— RENEE gem AMUSEMENTS. not more than $100 as the penalty. As soon as the city has been divided In such a manner as to equalize the work of ST. [Ouls POS) ‘ 1@ NI a. Every Week Day, ee ey Wet Start pop CHARLES H. JONES. THE COLLEGE, Marshall 8. Snow, A. M., Dean. | ' uM P : Ron! ‘ar, Joost a ’ re inspec : 1 alibi imous Master Pieces b Ss n E : list of smoking chimneys will be pre- Bc erng to Itt the a tof black ther SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITEC- In Art Galleries” _ ‘omni: Sy ns $, owned ‘as 4 vl ined ‘by Ps pan BO wie pared, and to every individual and tirm eovers i 0 St pl my we , rURE, Calvin M. Woodward, A. B., Ph. D., Dean { Vi }-4 il -- phaten Band Conce gl ad: Lily by Seymour's Famous bifty—massed upon the list a printed notification will be se werden au These departments open on Thursday, Sept. 26 n usic a oruses or solo singers nig tly. Bent. . , ry " _ : , : , . a —* . o 3 rine TH re ad Se ries 4 fat lis ne a bee : no iving divetet , , a eaten inspection will follow {tn a few ge peti ged oye ior ot gr mena he 7 Entrance examinations to both departments wili In C o ij j seum Dog and Monker on row i ce [1 i¢ Pictures and Woodford’s ays nen, Mr. Jones says, the enforces |) gw a. iy attemp O make « held at the university d! ngs. i7th st. a " . ' pee Eee a ee f] ment of the law through polic @ court pros- se tive’ through the clause men- Washington ev.. Sent. 24 and on at 9 o'clock & Mm Admission to All of the Above me = ba p nt Poon dren under 12, 10 ecutions will commenc: sere ate $s ei, iin ee The law provides that {t shall be a suf- | don't know as much about the smoke New Mannograph Moving Pictures cents, children. 5 oente haae ficient defense for any person charged with | @U°SU0n as T expect to in a few weeks, rese nthg the last public acts of our martyre. i President. 3 mtd» af Violating the law. to show that no exist.|*#!d@ Mir. Jones ‘Bhut I know that they e Seal 6 tics Pilinasinenen he g th ; xi 4 . Viewing | [reops tn the Stadium, tuffalo ing device for smoke abatement would be ~ ik wieght tinge “ye in “err rid of the smoke - His Last Speeci Set +91 ; e ective {in his establishment. i LANSAS ». mre see Tho reason why ' lam + in BY: * seh Mc, in Cand at oe + rpms Mu 2 », a , Opinions differ’ as to the effect which the = tape Cann ri he done here. Le res ile : ' ears ss + Shot, ' ‘Sept 6, 1a) > Mi }! te After the ay Eaeee will have on the enforcement of 5 rages pombe ho eo ot oe ENE RL nibs yaaa 0 the law. Some have e xpressed the onin- gestion » MaKe BS to ny particular fon that chimney owners will at once take | *™oke consuming device rf will be the ern pccar lin Oo LYM PI _ i Matinees advantage of it and that a test case will be r ness of the manufacturers to look up Has Opened a WEST-END BRANCH at 1+ HE ODEON al made at the outset. that matte At for themselves and determine Grand and‘ Fin avs. All Berlitz teachers are | Reguler a harles Frohman presents Wedacodaye Sn a Jones beltoves that fective | Wat sort of consumers they nee: ative and mune low a course at 1 Chicago | og ’ Saturday. ST alien ; = — shall cant “Peg — an _ ““ aces rk training sch ls before \ “. Dy Mat. Sat. whi * — hy The; Never Raleed. a - fe 46h) oO enter any estab- lowed to teach, thus insuring their absolute ef- Over 100 people, including | | Mat. Setendor. HARRY GLAZIE® lishment na ne pe se) nace: ‘ , = rt YY ED . ; ‘ > §- iPr a0 A , GET UP 7 chimneys as closely as on astro 4 Tne Rea. EA ee ee BLANCHE BATES. | Good Seats, 25. rince TO. aod a Great Cast ie are re uired to assist us in this .o =) | : f we call on thin to Go 60. a MARY INSTITUTE. NEXT THE EXTRA SUNDAY MATINEE. That's the morning call of Chanticleer. a. ya a4 ure the co-operation of the (WASTIINGTON [ NIVERSITY, ) S HERBERT AELCEY & CHARLES FROHMAN’ S It's a welcome cry to a well man. But * co eagle pe shall make the law i{m- ; A graded school for girls of 5 years av .. uy wa “_—. | “SUNDAY EFFIE SHANNON ob. Authorized Version of : ect ate ete Live yr ems tio ‘ > a ge a sin faltté: cer flCate ad P to a man whose sicep | Mr. Jon was secretary to the chief of mits to Smith, Vassar and Wellesley without « paapepirnadigest se THE LITT LE MINISTER seems to have been police during Chief Campbell's administra- piminatie [xa itions for admission wil! b only an unrefreshing os Before that time he was In a down- Leld vd esday 4 uli ‘ Wi dnesday aft x = is 25e | NIGHT. HER LORD AND MASTER. WITH FRANCES STEVENS ralir , ° fet, ; at vo. Kk. be . SF tS, as stupor: who wakes Me Mouth Thirthonieror je lives at Principal, | SEATS NOW ON SALE. Bema a. | AS LADYBABBIE. with burning eves The deputies who will assist the new itn- ie % throbbing head, and Th ~g mare Pd a ke J hin P’. Shine, ST. LOUIS LAWS SCHOOL. CEN | URY. | iad rX% “ ames uUroOss an o} aoten heges | ; a bad taste in the vrei, pain tees : Law Department of Washington University. | TIM MURPHY | CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE. mouth, it means A NATIONAL MOVEMENT. WILLIAM §$ . CURTIS, LL. tes Dean. In Paul Wilstach's Play, All This W eek and N xt Sunday: only a new day's ‘ as The nex* term opens Phursd ay. Sept 26 Ex- i John Griffith & Co, Peerless Tr Ja. # misery. Magcnitud f tj Eff “t C famination fer the senior tse) «€UWwilll «SCs beld ati PITOL COMEDY. hb; v lifford lal Davie & Co In such } ] = ie a 7 60 hange In- ithe Law S : | omach and organs ftime it hi | nm undertaken in a wav to . of digestion and nu- Lentlist dir Vv the people's influence. It has | T | STANDARD. | in bes 1} erertis ; : " ’ ; ' ’ trition, ‘and it cures Phe a, Sida ol-4 eh eaeene fat is ven i, | LEADINGand EXPERTSPECIALIST | oe | Is the World's Greatest Concert Band, Every through the stomach ; moters » bring to bear whatever w eight | ' | THE E s0uur GRASS WIDOWS. ) Concert Doubled by Encores. diseases of liver, me cheme may have acquired from their | ¥ La mpeny on ; lun kidneys, etc., | ettorts | ohened ONE, NI sur. ND at a _ Be LE | An effort has been made to enlist con- | } _— Gi A > GY om ee | which have their & ye yg AG en | | Yar “AGLE | - : gEressmen in the Pont t docs nat Appear } Ne ‘ on le che tr leme origin in W diseased condition of the that the latter are friend] tothe sx heme ' |. . ,¢ ek ~Knie kerboc er Burl squg’. ; stomach and other organs of di - biev feel me embarrassment on account | | Two Superb Concerts Daily, 3. P. M. and & P. M. and nutrition. It ; iM " ' igges tion oy ti h Lixcs w hil h xo along with ihe ' Prices ~~ Mat nea, ane: hLvenings, se and Oe nereascs uA , ‘ (>? of nA “4 "; f ‘ ‘ nt » , a te hlasdsmabing ol; a snd - a ty geal lien peer - wt 7 re vd the ; | 904 Olive St.( Emilie Bidz.), Room 203 aad Offics | POPULAR MUSIC TONIGHT. ; : yar , Are, to tome exte erplenes yy the tem- | —_—— aoa Reh AE A di ——— organ is benefited & the resulting in- rary hange a the term of the presi- | tivurs S a. m. = S p. iw. ne 9 * = ——— i : cy for the date is changed the in- Come vita tion wi advice Call ee So ‘. —— of rich, ray blood. ‘ ming Pre ree 7 must either lose two SERVO xn *“DEBIL Th WwW K. Aly Mi My , 4 7 on ine ER THIS WEEK: Golden Medica! Discovery hd contains months of is tegen or he must cut that Haveiug Urains, leet Maguwd from discretion, | TODAY The Villa e Parson no alcohol and is entirely free from (much from his swcessor’s term. Stull, tf poe ga ol toutes, iar on, Hap ay endgame eh and EVERY 7 opium, cocaine and other narcotics. | octee, ray ‘ch ae dene led ner le « OL FREF. DAY AT 2. | A Pinay of Love Devetion. ' ;** ' ; > ese i ’ rs amMNe -, * —— — "Your ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ and Dr. would pot prevent it It is not like some | BLOOD AND SKAN aren iif oe lt, SPECIAL NEXT SLNDAW MATINEE, TODAY. Sages Catarrh Remedy have been of great | other matters upon Which that body 1s ie REINA RY" Aictious os: Painful, dsc THE WILBUR OPERA CO. benefit to me,” writes (Prof) Pleasant A. o! iver, asked to legis! .- and whic ore o Regge — co abe Tesucment f given © offen as scarcely to need repett- = NO CURE, NO PAY. “Beats now on sale. NO RAISE IN PRICES. Game Starts at 3:30 P. TL 18 Mmecicines are a | tion (ine of the etrongweet ts that the in- ei et eam re en en MEN Stop taking medicine. If you im this class of di cases auguration has become the grandest and / to all who attend the Inauguration. Ther She Had mare SS ee 5 Philadeiphia Sept. 27, 28. Common Sense Medical Adviser, Most ‘nepiring of national functions, and / is apt to be either a «ck wnpour of rain Ae ad. Dream Devdlaner wit cenaneaene No , sent free by the author, the American people literally pour out to iC or an atmosphere which is more uncomfort- From the Chicago Tribune. éreme Serteture ond Varicucele per- from all quar’ ers of the United States. | able and more dangerous to health. ‘Uh ‘MMaidvet, I can’t find that new rice botler I manently cured in 1 to 6 weeks; This bring® many thousands from climates | people who have the patriotism to attend bought the other day. You ought to have a place 1,080 08 eens 900-608 SS Se which are quite the opposite of that which/ the inauguration are entitled, it would ™ ws one returned, effect immediate; no 4] and bubioat them to contruste vers sie. tidered Se eerdaes Sat neal come ne eae CO eta in piu cure sta Vv njiu- } sider bare, mum. b te tious to health, In @ measure this applies age eS eugust | ee eth, Sane ee si | “0G., 74 Thorp Bik., Indisnapelia, ‘ad. “I AIN'T DONE NOTHING.” (Speaker Cronin giving his reason for not resi where I keep everything, wam ~ . aad Ce ee ‘of gning ) (34 YEARS A HOUSE FURNISHER), Buy Your Dining Chairs, Ifke ent—solf@ eak, carved Parl acks, braced arms and cane seat— arior regular $1.50 chairs—cut down to......scccees- Heater Now The Empire Acorn | A Splendid and Avoid Heater; one of our most p en popular base burners Line of Fall the Ills and heaters—have sold oe for years—is equipped with du- | Bargainsin ex grate except sma!! size, which ha Incident to draw og am grate; firepot reanevabie Modern Base roug ront, large flues, high ashpit, Sudden large ashpan, automatic feeder cover, Burners | Cold Spells handsome nickel trimmings base, side and rails, hearth plate, ventilated ‘dome Improved section, ene Cover knobs and turn R evs an andsome brass and nickel urn on top. — ‘ —— Recent additions to floor space have made this our banner department and we rowing importance uyer’s biggest bar- Rest Tapestry Brussels Car choic e of superb colorings, in ets—the richest pattern **1903"" patterns—special.........sccess 27¢ } t. Louls—worth ¢ 1u— 1 Oe ae Big line of All-Wool C. C, Ingratin, special pbgedovesececeuaeene coccctes Largost display of finely regular 65c prade—special.......... sees. A3e a decorated Lamps in the Lovely Floral and other designs of 43¢ $1 Velvet Carpets, beautiful small and 146 city, from $25.00 down C Tapestry Brussels CO: arpets, im ‘192°’ agen with borders to match, SON iis 5s. sedendescaeesone patterns, %c values—special............. BE, . VORB eck arecectessceseasaanaee cece THE ONLY McNICHOLS 1015-1022-1024 MARKET ST. 69c ~_— ete

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FP a ey em a THURSDAT—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —SEPTEMRER 26, 1901 mest SPORTING NEWS OF THE D A Y |L.C. Smith Hammerless We have the entire line of guns made by the factory, PREP ES oS EES AEE ES ae aa MICHARDSON'S HOMER ASEBALL =» it MAY FIGHT IN ST. LOUIS SOON TODAY'S CARD ALS) UMass hanttregtiren aeee COAT AND WARITA LOOK $25.00 to $275.00. IT CAME IN ELEVENTH INNING | AND WON THE GAME. The ‘Quakers at iat at lLLeagrue LIKE WINNERS. sca \ Three games are carded. eet dng > We [Sy a a tired. Finest hand. and ‘row! n are the probable BOTH NINES WERE TIED : The Giants will be here to play bie header Sunday All the big League magnates are denvi Listiessness Apparent and Excitement; ‘"° “*'*'*nee of any plans tending P , 'ward the formation of a baseball trust Lacking, Although the Game Freedman, about whom the new scheme is | ? ss , i #upposed to center, denies all knowledge oft | Was Close. ithe affat: Mrank De Haas Robison was lfnorant STANDING OF THE CLUBS | At Leag ‘ark nothing was known of | ? Hieilbronner = stated | "ae Pe. oe BURNETT'S WALKAWAY IN WELL | | “tne | p2.35 and $3.25 per hundred. ‘Should Defeat The Wag and Nekarnis in the Fifth—Meddlesome Has The Greatest fe Hard Race to Run. ‘Sporting Goods Store Simmons oriwareG DELMAR SELECTIONS. | | in the World. Broadiway¥ Suihar First Race—Golden Easter, Miss ' \es Cooney, Aline S. | Sccond Race—Satin Coat, Orlandine, | CAUS 1 1 1t 7 [ Banguo ITI. | ‘7 | ey, ; ” “whird Race—Wakita, Ogle, Sister | J .) y ofumphrey’s Corners | Sarah. | Fourth Race—Meddlesome, Nearest, | Four Leaf C. | | Fifth Race—Burnett’s Walkaway, , |The Wag, Nekarnis. Sixth Race—Salinda, Orleans, De- ——— ide ‘al &. | . i Rive ae Impressive Funeral Service P | There are six good races on the pregram s i for Delmar this afternoon. The Kate Will | at Rolla Depot. ' > dock be very fast and good time should be sonsohbome 309 arrangements |] AST ACT OF THE TRAGEDY | race will be bulletined. | ees : | For Fall and Winter race will .|THE MURDERED GIRL’S FIANCE Is superior in quality, DID NOT KNOW HER FATE. | Make and style to any In this market. ara i ; (lub management Prior to Thursday S Games. . ; rT Tiled’ ee | he had no know)- NATIONAL LEAGU? |? ii rood would prob- > ugh it might benc- 4 doing away with italization was al-' ? reliance to be was his opinion not even the in- vestmen if $o0,00 . as proposed, lt is li ike! iF these concerned in the affair would divulge anything concern ing if. premature! he scheme appears | } ‘sand has undoubt- hough how far it has a a “> —?---o—9-—_-@ Aleer is to man ll current and | & refusal to | by an in i que the S ' . tliail ' r responds evasively, —_ +? - 0-4-0000 0-0 00-9 9-4-0 — © > Gas ?>. to St. Louis for his st. Lio ‘a mw his re ve of aamaathrvidl more than friendshl ~- fj finish (‘oat should uve no annexing the second. Orlandine be his most dangerous cont: nder, nas beaten better pearance in his la: race a few ays ago | plainly showed th: @ is gettin a a of the racing game. is ittie horse | apparently delicate, and a g aa rest woul _— him wonderfully akita has beaten the best 2-year-olds at Reheces She gave Ogle four pounds and |& beating. Today Ogle gives her three pounds. On these figures, she holds Ogle |} safe, and he is a good one. with a Delmar record of five furlongs in (iyi Sister nd may beat Th inter Raine ey Nearest and Meddlesome matched in the fourth. toss up. between them. ‘ecord for speed— Students an business men who had TO +--+ 4 friend of Thought a Brother Had Been Killed | and Only Learned of His Loss | When He Reached the | Colors are dark, but Powell Home. | Rich and attractive, From a Post-Dispateh Staff Correspondent. Prices— ROLLA, Mo., Sept. 26.—Services were held last night on the railway station platiorm over the body of Joseph Simons Croswell, | 4 instructor in the State School of SJAlines, who killed his sweetheart and then shot | ) a himself, >-- ——-o— + -¢-—-o--#-¢ NATH L LEAGUE Lonis team who Philadelphia at * eaugue tei Brooklyn at Pit irg h the. were ree ct, New York - | say hleildrick. ais: stated that Boston at Cisctunat. |} received the information from one a a! Torres plavers personally. ila as | “AN LEAGUE, | a he 1 laye rs thems lve Detroit at Washington. | ie Sr eeeeine tein’ Wee Cleveland at Baltim re. Milwaukee at Piilad Ip A score card of Wednesda\ tween the Bostons and Cardin. record of 2 to 1 for the latter ings of play, topped off b homerun by Richardson, might indica ' ASON. on that f ; tile ‘ ° . . 4 - " " . it was a battle par excellenc: vat fact, searched the town and country to bring AS a matter of fact, no spirit att) wt A lta a eo eee Me nom “RUBE” (JAMES) FERNS Was prese -_ wary “ + a ee eer ave wee : aie ik ; ) } it even when i am ) ir) | remat: fal the incin- | sas ‘ Vine ‘cece y put out out Mr: erne at Buffalo Hie is in } i“ rrange Nmgit to take place before some local club. -— —@—-—-4—_ 0 —-0—_ 64-469 —0-—-@ = serected { in this afternoon. Rag- in : vill run last. him to justice, stood about the corpse WiinA | Bi nett - M ealkKaway has be en quite mn- : bow: d heads while Re ; KF. M. Weddell. ; is trying 1 fucky In his recent races, and if the hoodoo | ,. ee ist Kpiscopal Church, read is pane 80 atl is lifted off him totav h should e anter in | c @ (nrist mpiscopa nuren, res extra innings, and the indiffere: ayers | nati tee ac linge ‘port ‘om Cin : on both teams lax differ: , | * he Wag _¢ nie © sant gage ' ieee. bs se ifT pia ‘4 indifier 0° —>—_o—_?¢ ¢ - . ale Meeps ' of eet oe : —_~ oe hold the rest of the field safe at the . ad of “an rude ine box | The sixth race at si ‘ . thict mntained the coffin. : ‘ i x an d a half fur TT) a OX re sted on an e xpress truck un- if Wee Willie Schriver had not been a . , trifle off his oats he might ha) . : . | mati il nave st Tl Bii . wude haa oe er i t | ¢ ‘ . kinds of ao &) olen : | & | > > @ ‘® | | linda has ran oes ') ony th ry “ 1 7, iene dhe 5, 8 n sky awaiting the arrival of the | ; ts ti ‘ ‘ ; . rtar tie rill ‘ | 6 : try rie I 4 ‘ } ‘ } rccasion ashe should have won. She nt pan hy fh would he ar it it tne young | 1 fh other. Try our $1.90 hat. bases. The Bostons, with the exception of Rick- Ons S/P ABOUT ( } . ' | vu PORT WE PF: ON ‘was both unlucky. and poorly ri and an Ta | | rE \ eS Sn y S / IS |with any sert of fair a _ 8. oer and Vom kering electric lignt aided the moon | q | us é oon |; ‘ ight for the clergyman ga ert and Tenney, played as though life wer a weary burden and the bene fT the only FOOTBALL COMMENT. PU G/LIST e) = ; , lt IS ay Sai . VW eddell, that we nm her race of a few days ago, yet she man- eS ibe - sad rite over tha haven of rest. They mistook their voca- tion for that of ornamental statuary a | ~ & . . s it 7 though it is evident that j _ ’ ing the responses. “larcady and Pine the Vv did hk or app ear in the least Wor! ried. da ‘3 leasing the park for the S@®ason. i . | riy quite the Dixon of old. A KO vl ; est) ike Dov Lor. The reord for n mile run a pray er the rector asked that { 7 r) rilj iy ‘ thy rit stated that Ya rr Ww, _ i 1s, professiona : a - held hv ly. George: everTrvone join in singing, ‘Jesus, Lover of | T Jae ‘ My Boul.” He led in a strong baritone St ofcuis. i lt was plain that the y either did , ' oSeswe af not talc as ington ss sau i is : ar . ce 7 : : ‘ . or were confident. Washington’: Squad | exp ted start . mn n favorite In Aap batt! amateur : ‘ . Conneft. Che half- ; If it vw is the latter. it Was fustified ly . fs coin j © wit: ITA it recs rds are, “3 . 5. 2 ‘ . 1:53% Miss “Johnny” Carpenter Paired With voice. Women, young men and merchants It was in the eleventh inning Donovan | terial and the law and medical departments in professt nat, Phe Hirst ar s heid by : from their stores joined in until the sing- had gone out, unassisted, and Richardson | sh i] irni iehit 1 , Manager Haught as two prelimin-|H. Wilpatrick a1 he second by F. § Miss Grace Chapman for ing could be heard far down the street. we iked> to b t. } . . 7 . : . t Neouid rurn sh Weiginit Huma c Xperiei f ” , sat? . hot we . ti ye witt. The reeord fo t) rs’ . ing bre amy a = it n, in qerTie ROMEE t after ; : i , : tt] Oval ) t eri Hy ! b . } yy” running road ; : enough for at least half of the first eleven. | negroes and a six-round affair between Eu- | jump ts 25 feet 14 inch, held by Peter O'Con- Championship. Croswell Had Few Close Friends. , w* - tong minutes of listlessness, the sceno be-| £ : | 3 Sc ’ ri ] ni ° ' Washington schedule that the ho. atte iould prove almost as interesting I “ I Mf, e Qu) is in St. Louls inj match play in the western woman's golf a _ oe ha |" ! =e a aeennikin players from rest to vio" | ne d worry about. With Todd | " ; \ Ou ith odd. thn, en in reature eve wmete —_ os n “pd aemrrye \ = "i 7. han moe ¥ ° ‘ } : ywymm~mNene.s ? , : | Ss ] "| i] 4 & i¢ss ; hj ; Richardson swung his bat and the pall ed) Fil rbe, Hopp Reyburn ai | bi amed affair will commence at a. ing business. championship began at Onwentsia today, Tose. [t kept on rising, heads d straight for Of ,A8t Season S eleven for @ nucleu big event at 10 o'clock Po] the new moon. It desc ended ina graceful | | tice and strict attention to training shi ‘hart Star Pointer’s best rec. | @n enthusiastic gallery following the flela urve, beneath which were scrambled in develop a team that can hold its own ‘tau lausch a Mike Munger fight rd for a mile pace Is 1:59%4, made at Read-| which qualified yesterday. The rivals for esperate haste the Boston ‘field ers, any of the visitors @ 2v-round battle at St. Joe Thursday night, fe, S., AUK. od, ISK. ‘ham; ‘onhv or ip .}| bent only on bri a& criminal to jus- | 5 and a | the championship trophy were paired as aS Oy OF Wee 2 See —_AT— Striking the ground out of reach of these, | High School hus decided to meet the | Rausch has been in had shape, owing to an ~ RE gover ee ; follows: : ee tice, stood about bareheaded and disquased = rolled to the bullet in boar ' | Marten-Sime team Saturday after ‘ i. it | njured arm, Out sno id Win aL tnat. a . & bai Se el a piayer S con. ‘ ‘ = # . the tragedy in whispers. With the crack of the bat the entire st | Was Ot first thought that the heavy men | i : - 3 allen ~ Gir etal naturaily at liberty to Miss “Johnny” Carpenter, Westward Ho, They pitied the young man whose re- Louls team rose from the bench and | from. the medical college might put the; Joe Walcott and George Gardner meet) Sign With whi er club he elects, ‘3. Miss Grace Chapman, Exmoor: Mrs. | ™@ins lay within the pine box and casket. shooed Richardson around the bases. Ths lighter High School men out of business, | * on t at San Francisco he Call- si (. Chatfield-Tayior, Onwenisia, vs. Miss Their rage of a day before had abated. field looked like that af the : teal ro dnt l bot it he s ae ~ axreed to ; Law hut intra , apps ar very much interest- 7 eae lune on nN Julia Trombul] Edge water Miss 3essie ‘Ey ery man has murde r in his Senet. ’ 16 affair ar e advance sale of] Sirike, en is u icc il, results; 4 - filaviewtletwe wv A ces ' said » of the “All that it ls is the Anthony, Glenview, vs..Miss Elizabeth Con- | §4!@ one of them , bat Ht Hceus et: pe M : right circumstances to bring into action. BEGINNING AT 2:30 P, . Zame during a dispute. Richardson tore short half and the re is little danger that E . a around second, t)} ird and home with the this vwork-o} it will overn enough to at -; nas rCeedied ‘ “ grr ige a ; don, (sylen\ lew: s "Ss - RB aeta Anthony, ky “ii . 1a ai ng , ad RAIN OR H a reti ring, harmless man, who had held SHIN winning tally While the bel; te d ball “2 hut t anyon: Sich) ; & nex? gam turned seconds vn he had tallied. . / will De it ; p r 41 ia : | ". is fighting ‘IKI Hii thumb is still : “: p to atihesy nega yet va pil ne: Ay that a will not) | a B,. sreens were keen and conditions per- | himself apart from everyone In the town ° s : i eX: ryf vs one girl he hoy ed ok desperate- miss On, Including Stand, $1.00 been returned in time it could not ve | be followed ‘one with Manu Tr ining been handle dd. for the fleld was crowded Schovl, aceording t sent sche ~ | Bee] nin es f the bat! | @ | ct for expert work wl piay began . 1 e al to ob in fh a} Ape and | ; y a wis = iv. An her family. To her only had he ided the history of his past. None of Through cars on Olive street, Suburbas with St. Louls, and would undoubtedly gl | ES ae ae inalinibeiaibieainat contided them could tell one thing about the life Of | q@g@ Page avenue lines | have been blocked. . | Mari mn-Sin HO BOVERI! cul rein- | Powell, the murdet! 52 resuited In a ipebeienenns Sia |S . - 7 ; +e . 4 7 . . ; ‘eras . rs ising mx ’ , . i there W s pate é. af ‘ Yas ravi lers L1}) «i i 9a for by oa in clear _ Law »_wertars r f hat ner ; thy ~ rer fron ; is- ST. LAUILS. oer 4 _ ; wy eee ‘ POnDB aver a } yi ye ‘y ig Alderman Jackson s : M aye : a eh » the highest for the ; ih or ee Tee © 3s en ae i } rot — biy fired . ' nh FRE & CON SS tee AB iH ra Ak ; — bie = fe “he by . I ue wl cert eh iti ; rnenet | ricjerr ae (* | Hom “ipti ori ‘? . I Dive Winners displayed rhithe hy ‘ rh ' rer ; tT} , ; [| a. ; tiie . : . . Dr. Burkett If. 4 , ~ th actice adhet hare innocuouU petite 0 a oe r opponents. who se indeer 100 | Did Not Know 2 . tne omlaent at ocaliat. aa c > S { ‘ Wwe eonld not Strike the . ° — , . sin : - ~? . . cle allace es. 4 ; . ae ’ ar. A acer tars atic. dart ; sented o. ' f the hi orp ai .o Me SVAN FTAMWAY, ! arreyou a Tinea ioe oe one ' of Missourt as > ¥ 3 | ‘“e | mn \* a ene 4 1, 7 hay ih . SITS ith t nat On after a journey hemmed ages ; egthe tithe the West. “imo G. Hart = ose pla he 3 ee geon's nite “ot cua eX: wines ; rrects cross eyes io one minute without ¥ } iases on baller WiI!- | , oe este—By Harper 2. by Willis 2. | Slate athletes smothered their English > be the -Debutantec a im. ; . 7 ‘ ' , , ; a —enenette. » international game: . oof oe peneete of One ur feama eould NEW YORK, Sept. 26 though ind, Was sal oO nave i Vvew Wy oem” I loreform or ether, an las . her —P - Talat ‘ fobarame , mn of ' elke} * ‘ fist kh (‘lathe of the LDdelsist tes , , : with mut ehioretform . mages ta Baseball Notes. | CTR : n y CBOs o 7 + brawn | »y lect Anes 1 reemiult ol slow | tn vt » beet averuge t a eat OF extenn onesie . oon ST Dent: 3 lenfed this positively, s2 ; oo Se 2 ‘bas . aan eee ae The Fore , oy _sambes defeated the Dal- on eS WIRE SE OF tHe nin nthe Jaw na friend) ’ : veragem. lvanhoos, 42 4.2 eastern din are being let rculated, tin. 74 : ah sees ell « 1) | age the ey e has nu wre score 8 t n the ‘ ard , le my dj if 7 7 j 4 , ’ ; " , ; ‘ ‘ hit 7 sec li ! pe 4 dae , Li ltes ‘ t) "i Debut : mn / : } vee re f ; ; oni" ‘ Ae oa ‘ pert ag ™ of i ue ther oc iiiets had pronounced incur- arvar el .Or wel Le yeah, DM an. offlelalsa o lines stern roads, He rth i that the as n ruth | os), t a theory nor a guess, mph E. - ’ og , fe, 4 le » ' . ; [7 ‘j ’ WwW iiere \'y ’ : ; : a " e : : : ret eo @ ‘ : - " ‘ame or : . \- meus » d e% ; member of a Western Association base | ree Brats for the winning tea: We | ve ioogell im @nedith “ . Mppert a : leclars t rates elute Kaow) br M — = owen) = am Au club. who has just finished the season, . ambruige men won ali three } tj) . 4 ' } 4 7 " ° } ) ’ mre rik int i al Lin fact B i 7 eC 1] . , face "ures performed in St. Leuls etme ~ Ny R rm Add: one of the local | captured by the Briti«h Johnson ne sins ' a1 elmar Rac ne Noton, ie. oa” ow * mares this | Semewes Vroswe fter other eminent oculists had pronounced © oy. dress F. C. Perry T iy T back streteh : pas ania nel Pe nie je geome : i ne, | wactlee ext i : : : : : . o — aa ina 7. ‘ : rents in , ait a Tac 1; ein apache hone ye st age ngiocn gh this SF ‘clphrey, Collineville, Tes.; Gives Up College Presidency to Run for|of the heart. Dotaictner Tt nebes waters being | | nes! ne (eres nat or by ee mapesst h roswell would not have h con- ck, Mount Vernon, Il, end Ba Garriem, Mayor of New York. showed six inches in front at the tare a.” : mrt 6 face an attaitem | Ccsanienat mets cee ne We. victed had he arrested. Hi uid Fontanet,” Ind. If your eyes are failings oF - si e ‘ ; 7 .f . . ’ ia , en cienred ane . : ou rit e NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—President Seth [EF for the Americans. | bi s ~ oe Peat, throu the clostin f lake navi ' a elieved for sol im hat he rsonlated sore eyes, cross eyes or any other w of Columbia University announces that 100-yard dash—Won by W. It PORTING NE ’ s pr + : vp | rive Tae ryt thon, 4 a p oh kaa ive already as becoming u alance niv eur lon of the eyes, ll or write at once to De. J. Will resign his position to make the race |E. A. Hind, Cambridge, sneend: tarerave, Yale: , “+ @ | | a | announs an 3 nee bl ates In antic+ | negor reget ; owel : rof. | Harv 64% Century bidg.. St. Louta, mayo or of New York. lie ta the candi- . Time, 10 25s. . we Haigh, ; + ase ve a . elie 1 ’ | 7 > me : it ,Vuan - an hy, rin! here ft some hang , elve free laforma tlow rent Dr. te o the Republican and Citizens’ Union ng high —~s aves by J. a. 8 aker, Y ~~ BRIEFLY LD T? fig , ; ' ob! sit ye i 4 : 4 , lf rs | are le? * Compe lleed (o reilleve Mia re ow and original Ine wds of curing fects -. 4 @ ft. “Posh P. Kernan, Harvard. nod, - . w ietht ' oF patel ’ oneal bo i ry erestin , Hits eves had become wild like those | ** OF Swe —_—_—_—_—~ . 7 . . — oa = ‘ ‘tr ach); p aa. Smi th, Cambridge, : - "TT ver sa , A. dd 2. Bai me ‘eee 5 uae bal - es : 3S are VU Ww ij 4 an INSANE rm ill, a nd hy! ~ address a roused aon egy ener besmpalhdertig Se VY anxiety . was because of the hopelessness third « ft. tou nh. : wiere it the byte if opted, will | teallly in ; | Seem, wens trying to toduce Mr. Zimmerman te that the dukes One-mile run- Won by F. G, bridge; Hi. W. Gregan, Cambrt ud: H. 8 The anyjual regatta of the Century Now mie mar ents rt ’ oreake rates 7 ans rhe f percnan- K now len, Hlarvard, third. . jing Club will take place Sunday A nro Pevert eee roy tar , re ' . mM oO | dise p the rh Ser) rierriey . oar bk hurdle Won by J. H. Harv. » | eram of races has be . ' ' , " " nother went to the rescue mM order that Garnier. Oxford, Allcock een arranged for the ety ’ tri Aureemeti reached with the dukes Cambridge . third, Time, Ss. ‘ Pome oe, that between Picked crews from * dhe aes JUST ESCAPED INJURY. creditors might be fulfilled oh Vv. Workma the club being the feat “ | "The duk he duche @ the d or Tertiary Liigod olson perma- | oo.) ‘lew *. iman, s ature of the day. An | on aclig myeteries ather-in-Law of Zimmerman Refused duke; the duchess and the dowager Mdays. You can be treated ot Sie Bs See a ry Oe tora, ss one’ E. Bb. CaS SECASRENORE and luncheon will follow the etry tire feet terenneee tite Serle Young Theodore “Roosev elt in a Car- ‘® ia _ducheses are staying at Downe place, pear re rice unde i Seat One-quarter mile ruv—Wen by &. C. Rust, Harv. | ne ine ! riage Accident in New York. to Advance the $35,000 Needed | oo, where 8 VES 6. ee oom v yvtrect * jard: Dises erdman, Yale, second: R on. i tive ew pat & |} expected tach ger, Genet He _ third; Bo A. Neave, Oxford, Universtte an of the St. Louls he war Nea bhey NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—While going In) | by the Duke of Manchest=r ee eens ” 2 ° c S50 ce . } : itm te ‘ " ; eet rh) ' ae Pay “ie ais tis ; - . : : . f oewke tes 14 noun bemmer—Won tr W. A Wednesday night. the colleen PO mene ot here m= ie ¥ that rhb wae it fer an} a earriag to visit som friends, sues be 3. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. | me He Saw Double. toy ~ Hoal, Marvard (distance, 146 1% #4 in): B KB OR dees elected: John B. Denvir, ¥r., resi. Watnwright’s tide on Boorpolette tn the fore leaving this city, young Theodore (Copyright, 1#91.) baer prey Ae nis hat bangles bs an erestc esas ee May, Oxford, second (128 ft. Bin): W. EB. B. tien | COM) George Drew. first vice-pres dent; j third wae an exhitition of ome | Noosevelt was in an aceldent. The carriage ; r s. eT ul | one ear, str We . t | Jack Lindsay, sec ond vice-preside t: > : a! 5 POM LONDON, Sept. 4%—The schedules fixed | Fr. a * wen t go home aen B. Mc. petencey She figured to he « sharp had a driver and with young Rooseve! t wae 7 the Rank ek lh ae . Duke of } fas ote | rag wit wondrous dberegard - ae " i¢ “an rut y court on the VA© : a. mn mit Pie body Mire l.uvhletga wet nu with it ba thie , ro solicit Gerson, Oaford, third (itl ft. 4% In wp de te ol — brved Jump Von - & % Moraker, Yale | | Lean, ee ira vice- president; John A. ’ Denvir. tender. bul was practionily left at the a colored servant ‘he reins of the of eannet care o. Tuus sevens (Giotaeer, BS ft j 2 Bistine, Merverd | recording secretary Edward Walsh, finan. | through the atupidity of her rider horse broke and the driver was unable to | Manchester's dchtsa have been pald , and exaiatmed for we oe . 4 ond, K. B. Mendersonm, Gatord | tal secre lary, and George B. Runder, , < | dead Sem ye | ae i - anne J. Ae a. ~ : ~ . ° (reas. with this ds: sally aninge had ne « han . « ontro?) the pair of bays The horses : T tr . $25.40») hecersary was pres ‘ded. net : . ; Lob yor » Seo " : ten: w , ase W, Waolhmen, Com | Re RELAE eh Soe though as it was she ran a creditable race. | owerved into the street car tracks on Lex-/| by the duke’s father-in-law, Eugene Zim- | 1° ee a or “— ¢ bi x gg tpt ee nage a ieaagton avenue and an electric car struck | merman, but by the duke's mother, the | Thee ot.” agreed Mr. 1 - th t was sev erely cul, | dowager Due heae of Mane spina nl ne trans- T the leaner Fe. ho ae ie a behind ver as, athe yu ¢ beoint reefs seat M seragnd.« f ‘au The reat : ° 9 ervers ie «ren virtue of Burnett's Vanilla Wedaing Rin Solid of e horses. I! REMEDY | Auy : eal Tew eS ry Py Reds Katract is purity. It le real vanilla extract nest oe Som ngs e id Gold). wn down, then Jumped to its feet and | action belng carried on throug oon ae you ‘te Mermodé nm to rear. The occupants of the car-| land, now here, the partner of Phe ownage bere lwabide Temple. & however ; brother, Ferdinand Yenage. baginada’ te ale llerver “nd nething but vanilla extract. accarg'’s, Broadway and Locust. escaped ury. duchess’ late . , Leeper es Cones RCS eR

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a&s “ yr er Le ee ee CR CR le aes gm — i , Te MCP we ¢ ‘ _ , CO OPS TRE oe hy eee eR RAS . Ps as TNT A a eI a Be 3 = & aa en Pye Para . - rey oc . "* B oS. me. - “ _ — } 1 Sa FOE OI REE: «eh ce nat aR . o. “ ¥ > , 3 . / . tee ee -_ 9 ee. , a | : een SURSNAV— ST. LOUIS PURT T | 7 ! POST-DISPATCH } Saye: ‘The pinaeeaee ee —— ames. iS. dal an - aed last Vite k | ow UN SPR RON al blr C A the | eee, ~ nip *, SiG light ini the ty | ~ , a . | " e | "BAN ARAm Bias ae? Si y ‘rdaelil $3. _ - Ft cay om : She day $6.25. - a he biga- FINANCIA MP v J PR re vam in result ‘ mT? on - " . ~~ =e > i ear «*ty ce shy 4sOMl4s bil ks { + . SL ee ee : L ' ys WHEAT, arres Whole ippears : , A : ~ t, os " im the state . COCUANTTS ¢- z ae on & 3 mee t ° size ars of cattle, ean sisting oa oe I. T., had ty alx seemetitateenehshidede matali. RO D OPERT Y FOR SALE se r hge o TTT vil : Sbtpeat : Ls ) ; r a ie ee > per 100, y" i ' - - cowW ig a . ' Ae > , - = 5 f LOSSE OPENING WI | 8" fe bewatured corn was swall and Us t-| ORANGES Caolee tate Valencia. in a jobbing | 1.70 and five can, "fer! Weighing Wat nounds of | “Shp pe oles, GS eS 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents : 4 ‘ft Twortiv ‘ f tlis au) } : bs . : ‘ ; "ares pe ap * tl ps «Se Vie x! An, $° wth ath ‘ ‘ ; =vs CAPS ol ste re ‘ , A. tht nas at : : . etn; . re 3 : © > ’ a > . hae ae . % _. S, CLOSED WITH GAINS. k} | ig i bart; nm” of ai : : : ' ] .f A i LI - i rida. $20.2 = : . “ cre | ? ;™iii? }: aa) ‘ load ; Po >. ade, Welghing ’ ’ j | the walue of the fodde: T *. thereby impairing} CRAB APPLES—Siberia and at A $1 ™ maind awe See d 044 pounds | i ; : . ’ general «ff ‘ 7 it s tery 4 . . of AE, is? A ’ pic: oe - Ne ‘ . ee) PMatiits oT thie i eM vA } . 3 a a ay. ee Se fe ’ : on ‘ ” . . sat ' Myip rin ~ PACIFIC (VAST ‘rt’ “es _ . } | wa F GOG ' danger Ot I ry Sage , . up We }} 1.75; muskai ibid 1 yt, kay grapes, $1.50 . Vanier Stockyards. SS i : A BARGAIN : a 4 D BUYING RALLIE W rats laws sili ' t Ttvost Mh. a ‘ Atom te 3) ai a oe ~) per le-crate {* oars ifners Mark: opened fe 1 y a> “ : ; f HEAT ferd I} went? vers honeftejs [> Paetrres «a (| 31). 7.682. 2h Plame ‘ R r i nage Bartlotts | ' t decitne. “Ri eipts ‘good. — wees out ‘ 5 7 t L E . . “ort ons te wore tin 7T "7 ‘ PONE Free “yer, Yellow egg and J No 4 . JOM z 4 BY | a bprotise « betters A eiviug | Pan, aon Hit rones—Hungariar : d Bric No : A) . ouis A R q | Tomndon-—-Wheat, off coast. nothing $ yd Itulian, Si@e per a og Be ge ce ; =f ge | DALES. Ay. Price, co venue! + »"" ; . ' ‘j ™\ ati’ i‘ so , > . he yh , ” "" ‘4 rex. : ' - - Pe . " ‘3 ‘7 > = id eports on Russian Wheat Crop Ver recly. Corn of tas, demand; poor holders off 1a iter. hed “tg? . : i > Os i3.... 217... ..§7 08 ono, ine-room bri¢k house, lot 112% nd P " ' ar ’ ; Ti a = per ‘ 2 : a RP . ‘o> = , . as Favo b] p y | ava stead ‘sag quiet se ne Niagara RM roepr eras! . . 6 a 7 tM - ed _ 7 iw fine shade and fru t trees, ood ie ra e—Foreign M k " Stocks . 4 . ary} Reon sy Pog pe) Ask i» | \ te ak 210 “ee & 15 St: ble. Ke CF arkets Lower | Ss Of Grain in St. Louis Elevators, | Flvira. 10a@11e: ho cs Worden’s, 18614. | rary bb se Streets _— aoe ; — he > Page ‘ , ee a ne ae ah, te ‘ ) Sa 4 177 . 6 SO ll Ht hi ; es 4 : Wheat Closed 1-8c¢ Up. OEE See ) Po gt TR Oe 2 ae ti, 8S " , eo pA CAPITAL AND SURPLUS .......... “i “a This property inust be sold at > r , na igre ‘ : Sis 8 dus i} ‘ ij ae lil “ + a : ' lé : a 4 Orne, nd ’ . ~~ ; “yg iC e. F , = © . - ' ~ the clage | eet HW fosses aud at the | ive 5D. 1 tn 17 | presse bT.. MH ae 6 & INTEREST DOGG Market Was wnchanced tg 1, | TORRereeter: Seu Wi! PEARS—Kelters me . +. @ oc peers: 6S COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO. orn dod nor fare > Well ‘4 | ‘ - red w - 1.7m 7.120 agi fh ‘ peal ‘. @Ba.2 7: " ‘ ' , ’ 1G in 6 ts | ¥ 80! jy on roa _— ‘Hing off « i a Th > , 2.15 tS a. 7 | ”» | ni on . : inane! ‘« i+, . = Liv Gg 2 312 N. Broadway. ‘ low - ; [ s : Dr iti ait NJ i\ ? rT if 1?) , iepme : ~~ . oe to tei) @)) ‘ ,7 } cS = AN | \ ia » R Mr | ia > ite te f ] a pap ig Lu Lé l t) oe) The Most tees Shans bi Ss f D : me i) rom “a te 1 wk = | . = mi ° j ri ' akg Wwe) “He 8) _— ae ). J } ‘ ’ - £1] > i ii x ‘ 4 , Bi A Te eee ee ee ens a ro) se , Taers Was tw inal , j ; wa —s A, r mii x é are | . 4 rr _ ‘ Hho , (* eg - i, my . De ry Boxe f Q eposit Vaults m the West. x we iu oats here, b bd de. ' 2 mixed ey rect bie SALt | sete ~ Othe Market ~ 7 , ane - : ™ ! li ) = ; " Pron Pe, ao % ' _ tabs l’] | Vs T? wg yi Mey o , S Ar P Ss or ont, $5. 00 and Upwards. Beautiful ‘Cottage at World's Fair a a ys close :’ Pee ‘ » %&rye O- «8 BA ord inter cr. (unh. Sé3 monthly pays pripeipal ; Ey *% Oe cee eet corn 8d down, Berth | | peeeeapo ais: “425 I f large, 4 . ; ee : on ae at rcat; bulider and owner at office 10 te 2 eS 3 : ehan me yesterday, Ta: ls fen Vs dd 4 . db i . Lick ¥ MM tie 1 ' z ~ y VEOS SSP RS ROS sys cm ry 7, 407 Ont bias oes e 2 Lees = Richardses. A iy ett ehhits 1! ' ; ow . - 7 , ', i** ' ms ’ - , ‘ ob ‘ = . . ‘ 4 ‘ -* } ) ! * Pb : The ae ae ‘ | Expo! tT Movement of Grain scat ie ta . ‘; Penile iG Sed bahon bs os, 8 65 Ri yt £0 tm it% i. 4 Oh wh : . a “" Locust ts. a Saas : ket trie ‘tue t T An aor | . . - ° , « on . . " jo eacmars ; ; \ - - . ; = a "2 ee | Sa j iw? 5 . “ ¢ oy : " » "4 mm . Hot Sk For enle, 1746 \ilsasour! ay. 0 e ill , : \\ } } 2 r i iw ‘ ’ | ‘ j - 4 ‘ . ; . . — Str } ‘h) - eeption hall poreh ‘ = a ' 1 iumbing a. fy — ‘ ") Pie's llon 7 . ee , ae i : . @esethasen buses i may } . y ; "' ao , Owet, DOolery ; : li Specnl x tion iti i 17 ’ ’ } ° i> ‘\ } | i ‘4, T A i 1% ‘ z Pe i” | i : 6 . pectin i” bewuke ub aus ann Po = ee ek $1300 ‘asa, balance Cary. © ea tee largely to xhoris ve. Prad is | ~ Shi I Shit ! mn. Siel® eINla, PoGs.co per | > Ry ; ad a co ane 2 aT COTTAGK_F . a The my ‘stip ae cee es and scalping. -| York 147.550) - 31 ~~. | CANRAGE: Sete Fa ~ Liven hivisdeek EERE Te eMac? * ~ 6 oo | e j C - ste — -For sale, 6-room cottage; ground fe ‘1 : anzein oe a. a spring wheat to market | Raltima, + ig 4 Cage ac; aay le ¥ meth S1G1.25 | md ps ‘ 3 Mle : erp eee cee ah ess ee G Oo . & 2 Cin eee Park; block west of Jim- a ‘ares COM pared nd a ’ . tid Tdiny th received ‘iz4 | }" 1 re s ie ] ' bw + _ trie seal . ,¢ o. * : - = a. the Volga river. xpri t Russia and alongs | Barrels, Sacks Rarrela | aca 4 CARROTS—Northern, $3.2501.50 ner | - OCK BY TELEGRAPH, —vavtainoenainbe sateulnetnaniet an PARA ROPDOODOODODOD ODO 4 ery [hwo ee Aaa ls imo | fi } Ny : ye =i & ss ri ging ~ Norther: in”) mn . , 1 . _ é: —— : vat eerie.) \] A ’ : Mt. ] thitis OP moa 7 Shas ' : syky'¢- a ' f je" tit Aids { ft) t ntti« Re ‘ +o * Unio CITY REAL E A OOF AL 2 Tie ees the workd's wh 7S ppclteded 3 ee) IST PRT NG DEAN STON nD, $5. 75@6 per bbl ling 1900 Toxans, 2000 weatem Pits. , 1% 800, il Co. FINANCIAL STATE FOR SALE. 4 : . wet TCM) thy da a ' 2 i bee ayy a ts ‘Ss tet Ls ? - fleet " : , - ‘ Be ‘S_ernis: est sleers . “mW ds pe ae CH tm) 1, a we bij 7 “aif ; 17 } . ; . i a7 irate d " Yr: goon ‘ prime Sema GR OH) Q 14 Ww : n i or or Lees, ~v Cents. - Bday uA t ag und : - , ' 452 - | 4 eee pe be ned Stert é } ™~ Saar Vreers, O0.4 vart , ords or Less, 20 Cents, ‘ Sees He Dares the world’s reaniremete | ee 200 sia} ee ise aon rs, $2 0 £1 0a ere ane fred trey 3 Ae pag wo dise | sovsarete SUBURBAN | ae Alinta Tt bey : . ey ret °e oil sin | 3 i} ‘ . aaa * see n grow) - Pa Vs el. wid SS Latfare @: an dv i. ST £1.25 or Byes + ' t ; Pp ROP ERTY—F | } | : eG ey . 2) “nee &n.- “— : $2% ance In +. lao per Week in wheat: ‘ pM or sale, Hazel Bill Very th: the exnort ' a! , , nb ¢ “0 ' abr pleated Bulis, $1.8044 55: calves Stocks bought now wil] Price. ev or $100 trial inve e re e..: send $25, SOx213, fronting Page av.; two lines ¢ : i : I, V . ' , if now ' i stmen ) ; nes cars; . le : vis 7 ; este) n Mw vem " : ‘ Pexas ee P - » K: A p arty sete ‘ 41 eal t: no le SSeS , handsome ? : ’ arn 4 on . ~ ’ ant | " j 4 ©) . Ine nts OT Grain ety ji’ | 1*y js i] _ om ; - : : of : . / and I ers’, 86. 65427.15: good 1. 8 COCK—For sale or trade, 20.000 shares ail ; 1 Nn to 7 18¢ 4, + / a ie to Cag ware ' [ks . , r RPIN Aqc'ii . ea = iTre — . \ : S' NOaG a wh hea, . $8.00@ DOUGLAS, LAC EY & CO. rete “ Kod company; will let this Ko dhe Ans VE REPAI a up at StarT 1% ', F Moped to FM, o| Thr é ‘ee ‘ — ao wad : ; Gil VWbO--Ho grown. 400.21 “a a . it oe : 5. us ' of rales at $A Tha Suite 4 a d 5 eet Lie chance of a lifetime; good jeason s The north ae at ‘ewe wit ; :, . he nan : - ia { *”) ae | si) “348 " a - ; ANAC \ XN a P bots . . . : aie " i?) Onn) - 7 “tra idy to a whe Security Building. nites Hing. Ad. | 147, Post- Dispateb. lor all stoves and ranges a NE, Which Was tesponsible form sacha ee | Talede OC 241,600) 180.845) 561427 [ye bop TY GREENS-ilome-grown, 25@300e per | * Wi; choice mixed, $8,253.00; JOHN VYNIDNARRARAREAA AAS SA SR A. G. BRAUER'S, 816 N. 34. 4 © strength ex) )) Tom wood deal aah er * anon ot) Ho S52 14 41) ' Ox -§ — ster dp SL we - mike + 2503. 60 tt4A4>-AA af ~ Catialoe bated dere tiie’ offerty g ’ , : , > . > . 1 fay 4 ra he . wary sAT EeRKRE A | r’ oa . . _ 3 * ‘) Pd. weer ited 4? native lal iba ty "=. H. Ss , DBA PAAF AA a torday « i rally which ca ried prices above ~- +1 ae =}. tt + tH) + en is +s Re M ont on Oe barre! | eet on ; $5.7004.75. Official "yeaterday: 202 Securit & |BLE ING, LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. ey R . ; “Ss ‘ , _—~ =e ’ - i 44 ; it; > ir a iit ‘ ’ . i { e os ran’ 7 9 as . say - . ‘g Rogan wold) from 747 ~— | | Ad ines | 27,75 Le “e “ i S MARKET. “te att 25.708; hogs, 20, BBS; theep, 40.- 1] Government, Sente, ken gg St. Louis, Mo 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. PROP. OUT OF CITY FOR SALE Chalige re. Rag ad Oa im? ele ‘ ; ' cng mi ith Se Pe 4 ehore, - Paded iBes “thal ert " ; ; r 1) | : ~~ Stti@, 0,800; hogs, 0. 663- he : : UuDIiCcipa ey ee ee a a ae te Ne Loum | a0 Osea 135 by and southern. 460 ise an Pe cases ne sin, ‘ ‘I } a} , . ‘ ‘ , hd > " ; o-as I } AAA . —— : ere Ipts of whe nt oe a . “ine GAle a year ago, |. Pen Vest '¥ pe Pieroni ; Ls a! = La cle pacie {- os | ers ind Teer sa om sese ae. HME. Be ; Stock aa 5 - a _Tong Distanc re Te ‘lepbone, re nm will make lowus on St. Louis c ity improved . 4 (48, N74 bow, an eomly ee o ter ry Iweliifs Were ’ ' ‘ ‘ re LM rata ae ot - “ +! » “+e a @)° Ty lis. $2. 25@4.000 0 . ai estate ut 4 per cent interest for three years. . 4 last a ar. . ‘ pide ‘Hed Perr ay ie «at * \\ tj 11 , ' : 1! extra , , 7 ‘ . : . r i. Rees ip .. = “): market LDE ST . T me ‘ 1H AS Fr. Vv OGE I., 64 Chestout st. REAL ESTATE WANTED. on tn ‘e j Se ' Fs ’ | i % @min y ' , ‘ tate a SALES, SG. TOAT bu en a oe bu, COMpaArd ww ith S01 (ww) Nes ~ | : . lin i] 't. [ease : 4 o. a ; ‘ 7 packers. 846 7Oa7TO8 ye, aren SAFEST r R E F TH REAL TA 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. 3 . ast yea ' LD ee rol one ; . ' Rh Sa Hf : ; po ONPEE vi . i eer 2. eee 0 ‘ nae - « | ES ] Ec LOANS EE eee s ‘ “ . —- ’ } : ‘ ‘ ‘ >) ‘ \ mi ) ’ . kers, ; f ¥ hwy Hy ~ Weeat et Minneapolis and Piers | N = ive HoT = « 7 oy,* | SunGah, Se: black bas rant yoreimng to size; af ao ee sheep Receipts "; me BEST! | we Wilt Bara r+ Monthly Returns, | On city property; quick answer and pt wr ng | WANTED—To buy in northwest ietrict, : cu 5. Ns COD ares! ‘ ' : it iti : ‘9 - ty tt 1 Ls ‘ . 4 > " ‘ " . . 7. et } eal ’ at af > i t¢ ’ ; . * _ — ; ey —— ’ oth ’ vy i a 7.¥ Vv ‘ : ) _.. date last vear ve iin ' . wi i} iid ‘Ars a ine | Xo 4 ‘ i > mr 4 ; " P j - - ure ’ “ay ~ rt ly ; _ . ‘ es AEN, 0S ~~: lambs, The olde t pk? 7 te . ap aypsteaneg ays Semi- Moan h! ly loan. | D mpt closing Ahi Bo ——— Lesuma, gtr - watead av. and cua: " Dee, wheat sold : ~~ _t ths pay . ; ' ; 14 ary 4 . 1s, @Ce te, - $3.10@3 25: ewes Deeilints ’ ‘Amisned in America. Nin IAYDEL REALTY CO., 1009 N. 7 . ‘ & - - as le tol, ivy aft ‘ }t 71 4 ~ " = . 2 t* 4 \i u ~ itirre “7” a i . ; f re @- >” - ~—e olde) has ever lost a cen . certifie ate ow WAY - Uv N, ith st. . » See awe ee TIM Ie, TIRGTING, TIXe Tima” tee | CORN AME Squirrels. 73cG$i per doz. for young; |. SOUTH OMANA, Sept. 20) Gate mes subscribers every. 15 dace, Nu uents made to all] PEEGE RARE RRRARRERROBIGSSOO LOT WANTED Will pay spot cash tor nice lot TIMG@TIA, TIME wind TIcasike Line 79%, | No 2 mixed = I’ rroG tras dozen; woodcock, $8.00 4 btecvedal Ie ; ae Cattle—Reeelpts, | Money refanded on d ca . No trou ible. No delay. | suitahle to build u and buy quick; price : ‘ mE 4 De Tap vote le, (Sane , “49 large . 7 ¥ . cas ; a ’ O84e8 Wore . ‘ , . Hie ty) ' i : 4 he dj ~ + ’ ’ - & " ' “Ss : pr Peau j = XN i4 a - -? ‘ ~ . . | e “eo n B ‘ 4 > ipM i] 4 bes Panche ’ fy? ath . ‘ t,'% . ~ i sg « MN | rie ers sfopels > nn 2 7 - ‘ : & ) a - bulls and shore ~ vl bets ing | ‘ " 4 ' ix 4 “7 - : ’ Ez te | . ; , % oe ; ~ ' I . ™ | | i ‘ ~ S| “a a. ~ ate ete ia 3 A. (L - ~ MA KEW & c@o., ~~ sts eee ee lame 20 Cents. Ix x 040. F , mary receipts were ove TORT > whi hetrap : OAS >} PIGS—7s ie an aoe ‘Us stroug ghits wer ao. {Iudson building. New York | EAS Sa tt PRDIDPP SI AAARR APIA ARR ARRADRARAFA : ; oon Ry nl ago au ~ hy , vals ; > ; np ! ' leas Ny re ‘ lhe : By ;“’ / f } i + a he os . I i$ 1 -v eu a) : : . ‘ ‘ . - % Se OUE 4 ow calye a = a a aT, he aoe “ . York. | a r stee Chae i on on 1d before or pianos, _ is i” and showed Pall 4 “a Ouls wer Nal 3 velle . , qin & ee s at 1th a! . ‘ , ry * _ Bes a a he BISCOURT pa efore due; ; : Be fi "T™ ane MH TAN off j « aus . 4 / Su "le? ' is ' ites lj ‘ , = . . P ! la (3! afO tre oc ‘ confiden- FARM SALE. P : sane Se Menty of reports from + u | Si : BL. tm} New York r . ‘Yo “ie Pe neta a, JOSE DH Sept. 26.—Cattle—R | i ee ee 902 « hestnut st. 14 mses onp: Cen ; ‘ ’ me «a ~ vere : ies Ht . limp a ‘ “ n : ; ] ‘ . rp i ' ~ | : ; pedir . , ov é 4 > ra =e . > very ;MMor. are ; - sad* nd a. tha vieid J e gates ' ebia. 8 —f ~ re) a. \ _ | Orick lite , | . : ‘ — “se 68 ly liogs Ke Ra Md PA R ry Bae lh AnS oD ‘planes ‘or etitnimmiptiicenaiteg tum eeu i 7 , ; ‘ iy) ga ‘% , ;? r’vs " . ' ‘ | , Tv re) . : id r) ron =° . ~~ Would be little mere) ae enect that Cher oe Hiked be Ooxgters 4 , ‘ae ' kens oid . s . Ri, lower; bulk of dential. is. ; payments; business conti FARMS-—For s ft 1 5 . : ei se a “ : q if fille = , wa : , b+ rans At, ¢ ” , : — . de " aie, Fra Y i Mnots hantabl) orn in lowa and IJ * 72 nor thes r oe - y. remenages so Rie | Teoma lem «.. « e- + : 1 to $7.05: pigs. , and 316 F ‘ullerton bidg., 7th and Pine, ger ty od. Sallivent ee cle Pn j* 22 om P : : " ’ a Wilt . e rt ‘ = e ' regen , _* tf. ‘ acs jets rey nuraet sie " | , IS ? : F “penietineien : ‘ aan Was ho fore\en benny ing heard of ' i No. 3 w bydte 504 »! ta » 26 wm26, VEAIS Heavy ad lina ' 7 Sg —"e ¥ +0 t Ari . ' , CAN - fy rofture oF p! aos; small wee kly ay- 85 ac res in cultivation ; 2- -atory frame house, otal “ATA Os amor . spi if, but the NT Ge th MS be op SR DA ; 2 | eties, poor a a reat) e. he ‘ how out of the luxury - mens accepted; ods n Pp y- b] * 3 roi ted to oOVves Tin imdb Pore No 4 wi " ; ¢ (1s).? ‘ ae? fy 745 | ’ ] Tt aud Thin LE | wie ’ ] _ ——_~— -—...... ‘ ixury col mh: rices ve ! go Ss neve r reinoved: dis €3, granary, poultry house young ercb rd RB. ; » Weakness in th fo len He ' iy 2 ls ; }™ ais [IS 4p 282 ; ‘ nwt Old shee ow? “eh.Sers A » “VEINS ttinbs, Glows te declined to a re : hu it pai id be fore due 904 Ou count bearing livin wat d ' ® & } OTeizgn Markets and lac 7 ' >» Duilxedt _— > . Pm, oft at i, eMac, bu ks, 2¢. - A! Pasonable basis and the P i — ve st.. room 2086. , x er, a joining school and " Athon Caused , iack ‘ f S Tre ' 4 “is P| as 4 he . ' ELE n . ’ it ta quatit , Is c hureh, for $10 } : day, Dew Orn th Open tM howe tlio m, | No 7 nilszed ~ 4 “1 be hn ee 412°%, NUTS. . far superior to anythis fr . ' ‘ ‘ONF IDK NTIAI loam f $$$ . an acre, one- half cash. alee “ Heavy ei nh, Wing nt Wol.,wamro: cc and ne ‘ ‘ - - : . 4 ar 7 Wieio Zi so _ PEANI rs Farmwets’ ate cones i a ® have on track . ' Hg of ered this SP ASO! We ood secu) ‘ty: weekly on furniture, planos or any — farms, varying in size from te ; ae ng i ne at oot ! oa white 1 vk, red. °@2tec per }} IAGO, Sent 9 aan ie a eo ack ane mM transit 20 caries ] OnThIY Payments; al acres; on easy ter J A Th iMised the priee ta dror —_—_———..- . 1et@, Sg Bre. eS PSE 1D; I of trade war 1. DArKETS oO = the poar _ ' -" carioads of New adiscoun at. L. rons ais0 ms. oseph H, Deon t near ) TI ue thre re “as a rally “ves 2 i i ae rec ANS Nomi sliv Sara ie. : é Pre ly again at the a ing ae y ork, ( Olorad and Wisconsin stock witha. Beg | Moving Co.. Moog ON , 3211 Olive et. owner, Sullivan, Mo. ne 4 ty » ee mal ®. Who sold Dee earls Rowe haa | FUTURE PRICES J eaiay MOtin ta Beate ee | Sheds te * %c lower at | f€r to the city and country trade at ver ie : . ~“ MON ou Furnit eg “i om : a) tae he ind Muay to Gil “4 | a . itn ie | om i a wel va jee and pte Ane’ weather Selity taday . ° ry ow prices, TO L biture nea] to ADKe and «} yee. |. ST. LOUIS — Bree =s we eral and the ; K today faney New York Rural« d EAL ES TE EX ; ; , . i“ d Muss ] 1" ith nae ; el - ‘ ‘ ; ti fers . , : Lae Wass ony an Me . ‘ I Rurals. flris meaiv an Pianos R CHAN i ot “aves pe uxk a n | | t Clostan igo pe capt ge se ce huis ‘tions were narrow and cookers, at $1 per bu. pote a A won ft 7 pl alt removal. Investigation will show our rat _— vom GE. then deed; wry aul hag We, vallied to Gi\e and | [Yesterday Toda, r. — | Closing = | LIVESTOCK. 1s eet] \ by —— . oe nber sold at {| Cooking potatoes on earth $1.20 bu Wis Pts : "ie ee lowest in ei =a 14 Words or Less, 20 Centa, GOT aul ay Closita 5 OT hye of at m4 ua) boule pert . a! . A =, *- nd PeCe ne, Wheat fatoes Re ie ne . . mu. : MSCUNSID po : U beity ; bye mor tgages publishe a Rev a f cor ~~ iiiiaienten WEA" ee 7) , a Gnas 4 Mae on lower cables. | but srt’ eae he bs oh uso che a or grades, Bn Ma be paid back by weekly 5 3 monthly 4 ene Phelps Coe — Tames e = acres timber of corn at St. Louis tod m den ' sp a8 fh im “Son house hauy'ne the price ~ ninend quality, Oall earl 7 ents in amounts t eee et ee CHORE, WItE SO) bu, compared » ' ay Were 36 ' LT ; - | eVadcer ry Prad ° pas avoid rush, Ha oe arly and] Oy ® suit your conveni f part cask » ” ith 41,¢hm) Pots ; ." g . ly gs" "1, : ‘ . ' ‘ Was ’ ' ' i ; 4 ’ ont q ° uw? ade Mi he tr , ‘ount(r ‘ tr aif ¥ ar lot I ri a ae apy Seat ane nek Pil ) -: oe cumertaas youresl? je aun mae we nee 1: 26. Post- Dispatch. 6 a tis. Ad. r . ~) Care love wral : meus a. . 5! ra - ; abt, ‘ATIVI CATTLI ef 7 Seu , ‘ported «d24 irs e715 nae Pout pera diner ve ao date « year age paws 17 cars Through the oo 4 room | Dest stoady a . . - . =) Market on , ' | m i ‘eg ‘ : 4! ire = ‘jaan r Caubot eail sone Serene Py ane oe va 8 you —o RTY bed ANTE ‘Do ~ aba — to @ me uiiets of cee, oo 3 | , CORN TS Se to Te lon a Pg cars, against » SCHOPP & . ephone. or vacant city propert M — SGMET Wi, 8 Comipared with Si), Oues Were | Sept.) BN - | —_— Dae. hae wd btemity, Mc Bisker as oukee O14 Olive st, room SPoREsscs Co. 625 Mermod & Jaccard hidg 7+ Devs Bee ant yea oe ap Ted, ' DU same date Dorgs f = . ‘ . ; 7 i 4) ateore Ay. Price i ‘ . et! . Dee ,- elephone 434. ts ‘ee >) «oe = f ‘ ? a! : +". ny 4 ¢, vl an AY 64 ibe , ~ 2“ - ’ I ene ; o™ , of Th, or a 4 : ry ; - ha ‘eter ‘] mri he wer an yesterday’ ce an | Hen >i 3 o io Ww. Staley, 502-503 . — BOlbe. ii. ie nad hex” He, FM gag | eC - 37 Tb noas +h, yar ; : : awh Gus Ce ms and syirpathy. with lower Seanen Reported daily by Whitaker & 5 —fnoist bidg.. corner Ninth and Pine st. asAR BL., 3939, 8 rooms, hath, ete..... $45 00 sn ies ti : ; : . ’ ‘ . 7 ‘ ‘ . . . ; “a i j Pair it ig vl : dl " , . ee : tP. ‘> aoa 7 it a cc . Ble ana 60% Hille, Gle, Guiva@ele Gle. Gide | t Aetea : : af ; aa who 2 my | ine main a woth ~s o are pe of offer ‘ saa ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26 10844 N. sth EUGE GENE A. TRISL ER, tet n ottage at Tuxedo, 6 rooms: large ‘iiss : ‘DD . oe “+ : qu »- r .» oe ——. sanuary pork Se -%) mal room 1, THRO He se eee nese eens wee ewseweeees : a a | --— | AGO PROVISIONS. | 1 bal args | rates ae 45. dee. a% vel $15.95 to $16 and sold — | and upward en furniture, "pangs “nad be of 3 : PICQUET-GIBSON REALTY ¢ ; | ATS Opened lowe, but active in Chie a ( losing Hicheat “ae , ; ii} 114 Z "fd vane ye ind ~ pened 2h lower tal Bid mer goods; lowest terms In city; confid i ousehold pe hone | B B 1451. R15 Gheatmat at. Was oO xpre Hlation here rl we. che: toiptog | Yesterday 1 la wndee j Closing | Lo ealt ' 4 i bare ogee S.aiy fo SUS amd sold to $9 re ; Bas 2S MONEY f ae Ww were GLO be more the ~ weieaty receipts T= a Mia) Toda | 2 calves 04 *. A are. wee opened 2h lown at $8,271 ae finttad Balt, — . vr Salaried people, b d ng | There ‘ae it ’ "ep ; year ino j ; ’ ' TY X ,s : vl . ’ 1) > oe ‘ bile Land), ene pet +) (‘aah wi! ‘at = 2: P tilted Railw ut ! ‘ SS) ‘ ie ers, teamsters, et var ing house keep- ; " ; : ¥ as ? - | ; j p tz ‘ 7 4 : . ! Wire; No, 2 ‘ ‘ me, 2.) ae RO &.8 e ; ° Ww made. © Gemand for Ma yuand no b ds were |G PORK | etendy CAPT 1Siu? market } ¢ ; ° red, GS&GED%Ge: No 2 Bee bal r . AE tat ferred cide oti « a RIE Ker > a *. Eo largest. business in 40 "prinel pal — TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. - » } ; 8 gra . rg - Ss ied SELLS, _ Ne el ’ ‘ip . . } ane closed eeoanged from yesterd — an 14; : >14.85 $14.75 f14 a0 SALES 1 winter, O8S%@iNe;. No. 1 Be atinen'’s« Renk oT oe ae ‘| 2¢ O08 | 27 25 ~ Tolman. rooin S01, 211 N. 7 —_ 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. 5 on an ; 1 \ bite] day 3 MT ly \la ir 12 ~ 4 ieee ] iy Tt , 1, . re ~ ‘ a eS . a. rthern r r, | Continental a a ee coeee’ SaH Ge Pu cM MONE Y fi irnished eal: ried people: es = 4. GAD TICUTM ANIUPACTHDING - 0 ware fhe wy - - ‘ ‘) ‘ la iN) . = Tir . . ~ ’ ,.4 . { rn Neo y i, wri \ as ‘+ eee e ec oe « 24°) 77 uruiture al ] a s “ma o on ’ . “ ayn} toca vere &J awh ifs. 1% a s “ . w j ’ Tila Nations aimion , , M planos: . * sf 7 Uats—N - th’ off vorman Say at 2 ee eS Ve | 28 Ob Griffin, 320 Commereial bide. : Sean - J. M. ()R L ANT i. wit ame Were local at vl IS curs ¢ Lis Prnyreas ( — + ay ‘ ~ Teer 3468 | CHICAGO. Sept : F Bank of Cormes Ripdel Ncatetia nthe) Fon yinchs, , ‘ aan &-; hours, 1 to 6 v- m. “4 , hoIS cars lewal the anme date a - pared ba ~~ mS fh) . regan - tedes “iy res a ’ " ~ * MW sep os | Slate Nati abi eo he eee es oo idd CM) | MONEY Money to loan, eas t lt : » Receipts of ont i. eA Year ay han KOR } o a Sa $y ' on we Se . ' sth mht May, 72%.4274e Core lh ~ Sec Ps Pe Tore eS ” 0 “ cane and all good securities: Pesos furniture, pi 1008 Locust 7, 2d door, room 26x155. si rid ry " fe ‘ 7 mel ; ~ : ~ ‘ id , 4.) ; ; " - wes . “eras | ‘ f (rtli “per =) iH ; P u ~ . coor pane Du, ar com areal with ER pete j sae tee pe — S.52 Ss. a ‘ om Ses a ” 71% > (det : , 1 oe? ae sO, Muy riety | Com ut Wwe “4 Tru Sonhe dad Be ap... ‘etly con.; est. 1879. 1001 Morgan st. in city: NDREA AS & GE RST, 102 N. Hy at. ; vear. : , ’ “sume dai i a) ye & o> : ! if ‘ o a's ’ . ethic My v. by Pork | Li i bali unt os Oia ety : yee : “wo LBP S)tpar - | in ) . S148 Or €14 «0 i ork | * apap ee 302 00 | MECHANICS’ FIN — i “~~. *veww j : petrrcuits STS NOD boas mas ! LRD ‘ Q ' 4 In SIR (WOM G \ ya ’ 4) Gice cae | ANC i Co. lends . ame dete ¢ycow compared with B87.000 by | 7 - SHEBT._Recet ! oe aa he: May, $1615. Lard it io ere. oe Mere antile 6ew 19 ~b 2 [| niture, planos and s money on fur- : . date baat yeas SAM TT Chet U.77 ‘yor er peat oss ate Si 82 Nien SY. 70: Pex “tp | 3a Node; Oet., | Missourl .... 2... ; hi a {14.00 =| moval: months malts | mecuenes without re- FOR LEASE. L 4 ep oan fy . i ric Wome ; SALES Vinay | Ribs—Nor es «- , o co Jt. Pa cio i 1S ees nih adie Sl amy thy tm) LOS tu due: Emilie bidg., 4 Olive at = rt paid be fore 14 Words or Leas, 20 ¢ t | May ‘ “ P ~ Y. 22 ‘ ¥ ; A 1b. t Tt st ; ise 4 : ‘ j N2h. | Mey antile ae . , tod On 7: ‘ : » 9, Be was, «a2 ents. ee Tae ea ‘ane Spelter. — ). 3% 1.416749 4 2m M h | -1 d , 84 i aed = . 27 , wand + hiax—Cash, $1 02: No | Safe Deposit } res 415 4 416 fu | PRIVATs. loans on furniture om — od floor. ta a gg a cetera aril atl iti ie ; —" wad, DH pi; ’ , ; ie i Jatits Pras. | wats + rs vest, 91.60) Sep $! I uly . 5 removal 72 anos, with P -_ - pen ‘ “ow ‘ 7 ; 7 : ; , 1 4 . » $1. Suburban Ss | 145 00 oval. 4720 Ke vut % oe one P i mie hes a acne : , . ul pig. j mae ‘EW Yort. | 17 sheep . 425 | (> 5 ; Nos s1 es Der . 1.40 Rvre Sept | Gre - - ‘ ; 15 OH bit 1 asion av. e» —— ~ “Mis “ali " Pen» reiw (‘loxs!ne a / x «shea , ~~? “ing! ’ buries =] »lorel Ale ‘ : , — " ; pn ‘ -—e Sree a at $4.27: when Ay a \ tb it Mixsourt ‘selling | : a " . i ghest * eames a | &- i 2 3 hens sh ei: Ort. a6 3A law imeothy American Nettle .... = ~ im) | A \ he ap and Confidential] Loan / i OR LEASE 4 , at $4.32 —_ s)* . — atin , of? woe ile lWet ; tie aud, ‘Hams 1 rv te Us 7 : Yt" pe aa ‘ iti t,t? . i ] ‘ ‘ T ‘oa ] Mae gap » . iy (‘an b . ? aing . . 7. — | | ” Bpelter « Hote ae sed | : , rod HOGS] a Bde . ah Arm aii ‘ | a i * obtained from wus Without de . ; id | ee , ‘\> nm * 4 ; : 4 ae ‘J | : 7s, . ‘ . . ees I T ‘> ‘ i (je . a ar . WHEAT SALES bat } 17. Fyss frin lone ae rw ‘> " " AU y 4 nis - ' M) ro | ‘ ~ . " . . b; Rarles Fe eel i is oi. - 4 , ‘ Ai ies ' Sept TOTAI bs a > 7 hn gr Si Ag~ It is easier te — stove, large refrigerator, screens, * iy Peccipte, Goae | . me TEM CORN = ; 117 a + I » SALES, ve than # number, Our ilter. ete ; worth S5@t ; Ms Mhur&et quiet; chol Sept .| 4 . y= Sa 4 bts “or | aan Moc; No. 2 whit Ta) ~ : 7 i . ne ay Nee terms are easy. If you at ‘s fair, gg. our | ste eee Stable accommodating ¢ : , ti q,°2h - =? , ’ ) sta , 4% ' ¥ : ehaeat at 24° i po + sadly ate eon iSiness transacted in our private four of five horse | and carriage % Genera! Market Notes. i U4 yb On, pd Sa * "4 G ih G2 he Go. | Batter Creamers’ toute’: . No. 3 Sic. Hay—|. Boatmen’s Bank, 50 at 224, 40 | 208, 209 and 210 Odd Fell owe: bid CO., rooms 207, | house. . vee . ’ ltns i, ‘ . : : . ; o bam Cuiry, tiie ; 4 iT? eeriy ‘ ‘_- cot, =’ ‘ yal 5 as . ar , nt a ‘ ‘ ‘ i : ; : , otal ole aran, on bee isi 1" Ss. | WINN ¥ ; i } ;, ’ . } ‘{ 7] an ee “7 ’ i? han . # poo as 14% ane ene T “*) ih, le at ep ‘ } hale sth and Olive, ; Possession Oct. 1. SU, 103 bbls: ri, one - H11.ON5 four, | . hADOLIS, sca ~ _ ‘> rs co a NI yorRh , Prong ee tee Cra rigt, liv at Our P Ine iD ‘ LA; ‘ is: TT Trio ur, . 7s er af) te} Pa . “09> ova’ y, id at ty: ( OU | T y } IN TA NN k \ il] lease three to five r Wheat and fh a 887 aw .. * S'S, 66,006 us| i flows lity ' ' -" so : . in} 14 yi ey Pin toh ee - “ ‘v¥¢ 52 & ‘ CO, hu , years, *% , oni, bevy aPke ; . T seit as , PesTQSTON . \ ‘ : vf. » Creamery avn ain Vn 4 s Beerbohin estimate a ou [Yosterday ~ eee ners, ed ry, I4tu@is cate. ak ere + ; money Vwithont security to salarie . cori W 0 , “ Tey at » 919 und inne YY world Wheoat erep for _—_—- ' . | nin I" - i ‘ = ’ . , g , . r, “eh sa seecel ots 846 ‘. 5 Hous use Statement. , Wouieh; — paymente; approved aoe mee one TION EALTH TRUST Cc & ‘ ° Os, / COM “el etth os ; “ ; ' ‘ f aot 4 ~ . ‘me fancy jay itactne, iring | Se gliatemens ' accounts ' ( ‘ C ’ ¥ oy hyp wear. 2 aah oni par . M h 3 at | WHBAY , he & | ’ 1 olored. UL@lo a g | ing # eh pa Na ee element shewe: Clear sh I lved for col! Ctlon. 1410 Union Trust 312 N, Broadway. ¢ usin 1 Nias o uu Pope : HNL tae ~ —— } si 4 he an | hulan om «of LOA NS tit g lated « on furniture, pianos a a tsk, ge " Lersbury culele ; 4) +4 ) Mia aay " ts wey tha sa tit; > »* ‘ 4% : 7 : , ; : *% , . . { *y ! ; bivagl .? fo . i ' ° Rl al ropert' ‘ . , o ur any per- i a ae Minister of fina ne ‘ SW ‘arn ’ - . etiy 4) ~~ S a= +r tee , Peik ‘ 5 ’ ' | stein ' f . eee) Dol Su ———.—. —. a Property at 58 per cent per annum; conf aeRO tibentrinin ’ 3 * reports the wint , wre teu aL wait ' em eee Se nmirifvy, Ne , Yor dential. Notary Publi bOe Che * in : : Inter grain «1 ; . - os >t gn W ork - , hestaut | ; Ota ~ Let pi 4 a4 exXcelley ie ‘ i , CigCAga HORSE QUOTAT! IN : . . rt q PT refined | \ nen come Money and Exchange. | “ _ WANTED TO LEASE, i Ps or ’ AuUCcASIiA At ; eo . : ies 1 tr : ’ : - ~ Sg Po OOP . papi “il r vrs - 7 YY ‘ _% se T att " . i ie : ; hevw the average in Sait he Ast ‘Ra x taland 7 ul 4 | ly, ““ an I a ibitied. ] ry eeu ts bai il ty x i ¢ wicrvile ’ ni ie. of ’ le . WO ry Ri f, : "AL. aa uy af ‘ i ‘T cri . I’: » Fl > Mot “ - . ail Mone J I OF Salaried People Re, Words or Less, 20 0 Cents. . 5, W iy Volga. Spring Wheat er PDP wore 8 il 1G, it f u Ss Sas Ss i, ? tet . . ; t } ‘ i e ata Pia pam nanan ne. ; A, & | oe pevensins tot whi [thie its t} is ‘ : ‘ il > ott | See ate Th y 7, Tih. Ay * ‘sOW) te ‘ t . 1) (> ipa) oo ; : a t “i o —_ eid wit on ‘ontract Re 4S >4 “4 and $4 Mile (‘on ones cal days MONF y loaned on fu ri itur PPL ILI IDI DDD DPD DDD PPO ~ “ uring October thy. ; ¥ ws ; —— ‘ i ' mHents as eup plies —s hile ov bey @| requir | co : on + aan a es - fi 4 eee eeeee ath) (heey ap OM) J is acts L.@U.e hieher ime | rex.. 1%! ae. * saat reg... 1ONLL: coup., lOO: Be. Mi dn EY loance “l on furnitrue or planos w tth out re 14 Words or Less, 20 Centa, Small for rom oti ountries 4 baee | ORN oes P the Souta ' ] ai ane Gar. - fr omc. tauxwm: a) ; ay @. new 4s, reg ISD: « ' moval. See Lewis, 2608 S Ji ‘Person ay. Pay a OF sme time to cous Vill bel tac . SRRiceasue Small. light drivers, fair to good.. 30 GOee 45 O01] pea , pt. 26.--Wheat—Spot dull: No. 2 | 10033: old 4s, reg., 112; coup., 113: Ba. rep ide. it TYVEWRITER—For sale; new N Broomhati lAve rpool omlele ] _ , | May . on , ” reall v. Chotce to extra —Jchone peeee ray ox a er oor a! , er, os G0: No. 1 northern * ring, ;coup., TUN, a wy OS, Feg., 108; LOANS on piadbos, furniture or an "y 7 writer; ueed few times tr Oo. 3 Oliver ¢ d market Wan afler ter] hy Tr ; pvespo " ‘wit -- hee ne hah (hy . ; ’ Southern i vere. sage ? wane ~ ; ' ww e : tur eptaie te fe Fea ‘ t , =. PAA Pa — business ‘“onrle dentig!] a 7 x oe urity; eons 100 . eountry bank; , Ame: | y the closing weekp. (ort wf Te saa ang : Wl wind. ¢ “th ‘Sd: March, 58 | AA*%nA~rr Aon ES , nd discount If paid before t $100; call quick, 311 Chemical bidg. ; : tradt; ee eete yesterda) During t! 7 nie cst - a7 ‘ BoA POET nk ) + Spot steacy, American mised, new. &s PLANED ORAAAFAR | due. ¢ K Moore, 6122 Bartmer ay. Main 1163. 3 b . ‘s Was © Aco ing ‘ dy ar oe os orn a} . . LAM to Lm) nds niain ¢ root ™s iv 1%) Oh — quiet |. sad: Now Su : De ; Bs eet - spanner RN oe ee s a toby — it ene eased of kul s Ahn ae Oy) OATS Chotee to extra aawad 125 Goa lhe . 2 | PROFESSIONAL. i \ YONE CAN CET ow INF Wr. HAVE 1000 typewriters fur rent or sale; call = F eivpain " " P " ‘6 . [hed “ay 7 , ; ] atts. Ir] - ‘ : ‘ ‘ie : : i | j iM i\ 9 UT ha or " 4 ‘ of “% te “ad ana " her ‘thes ng deciipe in cora | Sep i43,% 3 ’ sa, a Mate @ 7 _— q 14 Words orLess, 20 ( ets, ~ shee nea VAIN iD . MUI RY anterd Tae Sroenstne tae satisfaction gust. 4 " PaHiizing for lh. , q"6-) ~ 47 : >. i s , . 4 = (Mog | revel us on firnifture or t. e, 2U8 a mae het « aseal off lead pal é ml wee: ‘ i, , ‘ " ) stra 125 (eM © WALL STREET OF I SUPERPFI Henere wal i ae sotneeded a a ve - prety | . panos, OF any secutity, st.. St. Louis, Mo. ang N. vth td Cleaed tod off and cure Meal y moruing “ee id =. idiers f outhern Use nmr warte iy” a * Ou the face, atms and. neck lowest rates rT; mh roi Pag. | atmount you want at | Anz PLLA : - pe dl — Innati Price ¢ urrent lice} ‘ ' a.iT fo good 70 (O46) OO OF j te! i , : - 4 [ : age nples, all factal bier ' and pay t aia ned pao | — hotrow fram or ; ; : ’ ‘ iAliRe i , . . tra tind 4 wae 9 4 . 9 « Ri ‘ Sea we ‘ieoat +e as Cn t . . . . “os . Bhs +t iey . . diag the aring ead y. a eres ee i'n 4 TT TLENDTD mete ad HAY, FLOUR AND PROVIS TION l uey rAT ; aq N } 5! ’ : , " > ¢ A a + Rea ilies and Siumpe 1 - Follox E h O h Wrinkle s frec x! "ss aed fx 4a} ie sb A . ‘ de >) a oa Kly os 1° ne iy pas tive its, t¢ sult vans pn STEAM CARPET CLEANING. “ : One al i abe ea ttel AvVing aA ¢ d start Is en ee : ; ° . Att Uw — ‘ > + "4 Ac t er Ly: tumors, « vat acars and er whe de : a ai Et ai Os you Want private tr] . oer Hew tir f : 1] .) 4 \ ‘ vale . orses ] rel = DAT AS PoOsiilive like tt call ’ — [oper treat. 14 Words ) oe Leas, 20 © ni $14, the hj rhenas Hotiy it 2 sole ’ via j Iie Clpts he are vi? l }.} i? (“om nen ana by ve ey P = ‘ . + J PP aliv ved : detin rive ‘J Tice pont) Iie : . mit, Wri on telephone Bell. Mai Oc ee ie ents, far, lt © an lemed pre bs magn by thew ia 4.) for eheate has — Marke MR « ‘ Hivcay: cork log ; . , A) SARIS OAD J and the Market Is Un- corrected: large aixdomens ans feahts 2 am! ears NATIONAL TRU rT wTSe M. AMERICA tt tl tt : pilus fi mm f ‘4 kia \ “ ; , : os ls % Krades j ' j = . " . mda ‘, rh) te. rest ’ | ~ + ‘ — leis edu ad | he i3} 1%) XN . . a - AN {Verdier} Steam Oat t Be ’ A Beardsiey Io., > Picker | Mand Hi ind fe Mi LIS Wednesdi , ey ae : i certain a ava ize without dieting or din Pa = « Metimod Jaccant bide... 24 floor Cleaning (% 1@th an Pine mar ating 3 . } ‘ - ' ti i o ss ‘ ad ‘ beotaw ly . . x ' . ’ \ j ' mia ‘ 7 “Ys . | 1s lanes: don't ; aties # ‘ ! a , ‘a sie a , - 7 tue Rear Week has puzzied th. mwd, A - : ony zis ‘ 00g r 19; No. 2, 812 doeria 4 te . wl I > t declines were BeG: are | Vaseline and a lot of eet ou exion by using I} \ ( yt a EMPIRE Steaw Carpet c leaning. Ce. ‘, . hore ae bulla. Jame \ l’atte i and ; yet ” is Ptr irr, roi \ 4 tint o- . ver \ , = i Ll c oT ATT ONS ‘ within fractts | tans wit “wee 4 Wwe if ss greasy p ‘epara ri — ag yr made over laid: 3 } ‘ arier purty, have + . we Bart ~ (hr lito hy ‘ ta th) I e- iror rok miles, 4to7z ve . id) y i i feW prominent «teat . as —— ra ec Divrke is overfowin M e Lecas ar, Ph kg alo is ious tude. Tiere has been > oar ry li d Lies petty Athiweint of mix! = -. amar Ty o ~. x . 14 hands rig? . @STremia range te * 2-0 , ‘ ”" , 7" :; ss Dive j J‘ / eah Const an ; Lin rf der iia Lomg at re aac N 3 Ie 1) \I¢ INE . 4 och Cc v66. , F i a : ’ e » ae tit ' ‘ ‘ . . ' ' ~ . ‘ , . ! rraliwgwers ate ‘ . ; tot tii ) per treatmen - oe ' ‘ ‘ A brokers represe nt tng Ne? ay a. ai «of ‘ lling hy Nw ) $0 owt} map A re Ui C124 i4 Cs ite bnolk if sales =] ", we as " , . : | he Ta: if ies for pe r rs nen apna preparations prex ribed We bu ; OO LOPLI IN ee Ss . af up to 10 days age. and by © ‘dal “he - a corn bull | BRAN Sacked 4: The oo $12.00 13.00 ‘ +f ! ger go . eeeten f . ’ alg 7 age & Ohi Southern Rail. | . car . Py tense case, 6very Woman cay have and "i kinds te accounts, reris, annuities, incomes i re J £# Wik W As th Be SIITPS TI iy w ' ~ lote he Ly ais, i lk f “a - o> | 16 to Ig4y hands extreme rangi 120 Ongian a9 | Steck Ty. A da gi ty oe Voant 2a 16 to i6' hands. oulk [ Saies 14 . . Popened Gown 4 and the : ' r | j ‘thes ) tM) iii sj ; - rivaore WAA forthee nm! ‘x a ~ : i ij ae u sew Her in : | there. ware setetnen oe et EDUCATIONAL. Ee des, , | 14 Words or ives, 20 Cents | ?Q tes gomesseeces = 3 epertelsy i finest eq esting bar! rT 75 Locus f on \ W'S # Tecra ’ fen, aconeld ', ; . onMelideratle by. thder ' d hile brothes and Pa - one tiine nlong wit! ‘ : Sete, ba ~*~ ist} iear~ nnd ’ " ae «hated ih! Thay . . , eo eee . » t mae sold ou The | Chien, within 4 an pnees ls w“ and nevlinn £Frades . ~ wer? wo The Orst ‘fue of avotations : ' , ays As heen Operative ~ ' past few lear! Men! Ban . bead du . - a : 4 | each class ite , : niee & Ca. Ther wom s in node by Bartlett. Mea ieee ' ominy and gerita ..._ o ao l 7 4 evlated to represent the full range from a , : 1,000,000 hy ‘ *» = pure aged vt lows tii ' ’ 1 he tend — ‘ 2. «=? e ns - 4 ga J ' } T) ‘ | ie a ; aia an Pebble sPuses, 5) * pair; no charge fot "y musvally small part of t will) wiphons “wth DRY SALT VikaTs STOCh . ‘advanced some of the Ofts, Wil , eHusively tor men wishing + ets am i} ae 4 x | steel frames; examination free; ile. ag ' — il ~~ Mew hane bole ; " i . : hixtra bs - . 1} An Ds ‘ iT? ~ " ‘ , a a j* it at ‘ all ; ' the méelves f« ailw > “s te pre ate VU i \ ’ T comp ted ge. enuf S titinne: oe ralied ev vtobys and will ar | ; rine $Y “): clear ahles $2 OO ! “ Sy 40 Clear | DD IH. Middleton t n MM ov a" \ iKaimeted ‘ yer |] g ~~ J ~we nigh: a pet tte BOEVICe | open day al 1 | f o. 7 = ° vey: WALLA V t bret rankit br. G. Mortiz, sous it ; “etistactory quantity § Ti Ot shell BACON In a , . per 100 Th lreceived $4.20 for Is . brow ii 1 : ac wy }j An | has Pw en one f the - ¥ ; te “ , (‘er sti . Sager! m u | Mis sap? ivi I’ ac ifie . iia Ad tii rtm idle Suter r. at 1a Harr! - " “ ; on B c harwa and Je a elry of all hinds. —— . Bong AU SALES. - ‘ . ‘ il } : . . : «* : ’ he ee) : +t) r ; iv _— = ’ , ‘ rc ~ q Solcnates eerie thet en? w “y of frost. esters DRIED —- we ta 1c « inet te ae t Pheer me nin x . ** iiie reek nie . , ie . ‘ sits a nei the market Wa larg e! PRIVATE ‘einbrotdery teacher mater! a! * « 1: } | oe aa ret ge Bl = aeeniaa 9 musical tr n- i¢ bed or Coats. - a 4 ‘ ime sabgute of kil} ; oe, 12¢; knuckles 12%, °° " ~*?oee; ont- |) chases bare been of the best tyr ed ee tra cmd vant fer y aely cen eons free. 2837 W - P id: les- ; © articies of every de v . ut the late corm badly. ‘The more the con oH | SUGAR-OURED HAMS tigre jheorses aad by his active uperations na et ‘ari mw level, notably Ot Pace low the | 2 anetee « Money loaned at est rates of Nz Gescrie oo r WE wil! buy or sell - Blumenkrans & i a _ show fall and wt + igh od oom. TMB: Cullfernia ham wis weakfest ba hiding, he has p paitheen ete aed lUbers _ i Oe ge ten Eo Paul and Missourt | SHORT " AND Touch - ty De writing © «ame — | articles of value. Co. avert ; ' farmers begin to hed o ond | bellies. 1140 Nw York shoalic nth” sugar-cured trade ~~ Ome te iate ye mateadl ~ ' med fell to USiee. Amal Strictly private le«sor el S 4 Specialty. 227 0° | wre : . » ooerae tac meve ? 9 . y. imi vibe : ; he fork, and the Rovcreme Bg Md = TAL LA W141 uniry: Xo , van . B. Sha lohn Leary ef Pettia (mons . Lats me aleve 40 = to — nignt and w hew it day anc night croup lete « Ore 25. ‘ Be ladles be an Swe: perckers’, 61 “; prime winter, | the market today wi: : ys. Missouri, was on \" ' , ' weneral tone became he ange na secured Mrs ; Be BT Ae : euntiie ARD -Ina ‘ yobsbtn tle, whiet hd vr Se nee Cen oe i of «a oo Sie & and ot) 4: td nm av Barnes, 2045 Washing GB. 4 : . € Way at 89.70 hich sold right up to the Of ea:- | stocks hardened. Bonds were irremulac ae" . . os, t & Be eRe secon REDE Plate, $0.50 per bbl. Puit divisions He had a bunch of 23 helt a tele | The marker became quit, Be apn ten —— fROTICE Realestate” ag Bn SICYOLE Por sale’ at hence Ge 7 “a a va ‘ he , ‘ $10.50. ou Market, J 42 pounds, Which wer ' oe et we. averag ng fe the heat mri o a . ! bat «] wy rdened mn this advertisoments Bot ec abt wenn? e: +s Meld at $5 per hundred = oe Of last year, that | about last | laht'a Missourl Pacide red ty pv: iG ANI ISH SCHOOL. elaasifics toa.) pa ig “aes sale, Hay \ 2 . ~ . i’ @lgivt ‘ : ’ ' : s : : : 4a * a : ; ome T))-pound teuuched 014, and ' af , — aud ‘cycle : | eae . Pe : . : . Bian ae “ION TRUST BET MOYLES. ) wwe : *e abi bis ee ee ee

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* 2 ee ie Masti ei ae aoa ° _14 _ALL DRUGGISTS TAKE “WANTS” FOR THESE PAGES. THURSDAY—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —SEPTEMBER 26, 1901 27,732 WANT ADS APPEARED HERE DURING AUGUST a ne 3 . : | SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. HELP WANTED—MALE. HELP WANTED—MALE. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. HELP wa ae tee | HELP ee 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. ee 20 Words or Less, 5 Cents. 14 Words or Less, mw Cen 14 Words or 0 Cents. a mms | CARPENTER WANTED—15c an hour; steady work) TAILOK WANTED—First-class ladies’ tailor; | -——————~—_-~—__~_~_~_ _________~ Business Announcements. 10 Cente ‘Der I tne. Business Announcements. 10 y &... Per Line MAN—Martied man wants sit. of an a, - at once. for oll man. Ad. O 58, Post- Dispatch. steady place; good wages; call evenings. n- | HOUSEGIRL—Sit. waeeee to assist with general | ———~—~—~——_——————————— SE Ne ey housework. _314 8. 4th s GIL WANTED—Gir! about 16 years old for labor- | HOUSHOGIRI, WANTED—Fxperienced housegiri et _ Address ©. A, De Gan, 206 8. way. . ~ ; ———— CIVIL SERVICE—government positions; £839 ap- bleck, 1728 Olive st. amamddaaitl atory work. Sayman, 2831 OO pwns oS a tel MAN—Sit. by a young man, age 22; “88 te any pointments made last year; probably 10,000 this TAILOR WANT! t>—On new and old work: go HOU SEGIRL—S& Situation _ wanted by first-class ————— nS kind of work; Al reference. Ad. Pi P.-D, year; common school educetion reqi ulred for the to the country; good live town; steady work colored girl to do general housework; small faw- GIRL WANTED— Experienced girl to sew on um- Hot SPOCOMRL WANTED-—Jirl for general - house- MAN—S' tna tion ted 4 erd nd as examination; catalogue of information free. Co- _ and prompt jraty. _ Apply 128 N. 11th st. _iy; call or Ww rite 47409 Easton av. _ drellas. 1203 S. Broadw work: small family. 4133 Delmar. bl. pee wee a yom e © mas; | iIvmbian Correspondence College, Washington, —_—_———_—— ——— gE am —_ can attend horses and cows; ‘aleo good driver D. Cc. TREE rR WwW ANTED —1 —Treer on boots and shoes. LADY-— _— young g lady wishes position in bakery or GIRLS WANTEHED—Gins to do plain sewing on | LADIPS WANTED—Ladies to learn hairdresel and miker. Ad. B. J., 807 Manchester av. SLERK WANTRD wut _ Wertheimer-Swartz Shoe Co., 1918 Chestnut st. lunchroom. Ad. 3610 De Kalb st. —— mactines; good pay, steady work. 1410 a gee Fy factal nee ee new — ahs A: esale hot hense wants experi- —--~-- — Sgr GRR —— wuler 8 at. an; on! our Weeks require Troughiy C- MAN—Young man seeks to occupy his spare tinie, enced billing clerk; state experience, age, aslary UNION LABEL on all our clothes; ‘suits to order, LADY—S! t. wanted to clean offices by by middle- ile-aged . ent trainioet: call or write today. oler Cale 8 a. m. to 3 p. m., by assisting in office work: expec ted, give refe. Ad. © 12. Post- Dispateh. $15 up Cappels, the taller, 619 Fraoklin ay. lady; re ferences given. Ad. N 181. Post- Dis. GIRL WANTED— Experienced girl to run corder lege, 1141 arket st. some knowledge of bookkeeping; good penman; : — Fina al — me ~~ a also girls to sew buttons on. A. Rosenfeld, sis ermatinn —— experience des more than salary. Ad. P 180, COACIIMAN. WANTED—Good coachman; stable WAITER Ww ANTED—Man as walter; call ready LADY- ~Young lady wishes posit! on in offic ~ for _ Washington ay. LADIES WANTED— Youn ladies, in florist store, Post- Dispatch. and garden work. rk. 1730 Missouri ar. for work. 1416 Pine st. half days or writing to do at home. Add. N 178, gy 3 _ Apply Eden Floral © o., 726 Olive st. — j————_______. _ netentdieniatiespensad _--—-- —_+_— -- -—-_— Post-l) spate h. GIR La W ANTED—Experlenced bindery giris, Per- —_—— —— MAN— Sit. wanted as superintendent or foreman COATMAKERS ~ WANTED First-cless coatmak- | W ANTED—! Men to learn barber trade, only eight | — tian & Smith Frint! og ©Oo., 217 Olive. LADY Ww ANT! Ml>—Neat. pefined lady to assist io of any kind of concrete work, yes Sa pavin -_ ers on ladles’ coata. Silberstetn’s Ladies’ Tell- weeks regu tred., two years apprent iceship saved LAU NDRE 2S Perm anent place wanted iy white Ben Fon Pec __ pa Ly ine betret ness ~*aT Washington av. __ other construction, No. 1 refs, > D _ ring Co., 1507 Olive st. by our method of free clinic, expert instructions, launuress;: work Monday and Tuesday. Ad. P 187, |} GIRL W ANTED—Smail young girl of good ap- eemepeneemmene eeeomees — — — lectures, etc. These advantages cannot be had Post. Dispatch. earance to walt on butter wounter. 4517 LADY WANTED FAderly lady or widow whe MAN—W anted, position by colored man | in laundry os w ANTE D—A. Rood poathapans cook: must in any other War; tools presented; weges Sat LAUNDRESS—Posttion wanted by first- class white _ Pastou a wy. wants good home in small family. S8T6A Phrans. as washer or wring ome - 104 NN. ve refcrences. urlingto ” : ‘ af ‘ : tate " - — ede die, a 1618-20 Market st. ene. eee oe SS ee Fanny sania ae laundress in private family; 3 or 4 days a week; HOUSEGIRG W ANTED—Neat girl for house and LADY WANTED—Thoroughly. up-to-date lady, mid. city shops ote ened m “ ° = frock ds. best of references’ 1216 N. 16th st. dinlag rooin work in eamall family; apply after dle aged, for a position requiring close applica- MAN--Y oung man wants any kine of sit. with COOK WAN TED—Man cook, $20 month. 3966 Lin- tance... Catalom ot aeons ler Barber Col- | LAN o's “a good leundrese 6p» m 4421 Laclede av. tion from & to 4 dally; must possess culture, re- chance of advancement, Ad. 153, P. ‘D. _ dell bl. ance. Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barbe: -| LAUNDRESS—Sitt. wanted by a goo au —— peed _ finement and good references, Ad. R 56, P.-D. ee _ lege, 1141 Market st. (white) to go out by day or week; first-class ref- mov SEGIRL Ww ANTED- _Girl to aesiet with honse- oie std erence. Ad. R 82, Post- Dispatch work: no cooklag. Call or write Mies A. Klumb, LADY Ww ANTED— Stylish, refined lady, with good SEAS Missou irl av, figure, to take be ws sy of ladies’ line of silk wear; 131, Post- ‘Dispatch. ill ll al **So Eeautifal and so UGUST a Spectacie.”” (Edmund Burke.) wa Hs 30,977 —OF THE— PEOPLE’S POPULAR ant Ads WERE PUBLISHED IN THE “—* o~ —— ee ————— ~~ MAN-—Sit. wanted by married —s of 26 ‘years; COOK WANTED— ae ‘good cook : pestauranpt and -——- - ~~ ——_——_—__— mg —— as driver sd ply eae 4 gee pa Cucounter: must be first-class short order and YARD MAN WANT - va kA EEE LAUNDRESS—Wante d, 2 or 3 days to go out frst as references a® packer ati per ter sobper atl nner man; wages £35 Tr month. A ] 80% , ‘ eet eel a . = . 2 i 7e | & mt — rae nt a steady; handy with tools; will start working for _ Market aw. wast St. pth on i Py ao ay finished cabinet pt © cut to $2 dozen. part of week by first-class laundress; $1.25 day. Hot SEGIRT WANTED—Gir1 jan ah teeiiiete gh , hl ; ; : , fxow Studio, 1420 Frank!! nh av. Open Sundays. MI . »r 1538 S. 2d et gene aa » Jd ia ch Small amount. Ad. Jas. Rt. Varley, TIZA N. lith. aoa s. FE. ‘. Turner, 5 S. HANDS Ww ANTED — Expertenced ma- MAN—Man wants sit. to take care of horses and DENTIST w ANTED— First- class 4 allround dentis st: Opens Sept. oO. r young men and women, In- | cows in private famil and deo general work he must be honest, reliable and a No. 1 odentiat: diy! vidual Ainstrue tion. Cnion Trust Building. marti in family to teach for Weard. Ad, P 176, work, at once: good wages for good girl. 1116 chine hands on shirtwaiste; good wages, steady —_ — — oe eee ‘ost-Dispatca. Eaet Whittier sr. work. 411 N. 11th et. around place. Ad. P 177, Post-Dispatch. ov fy treating and filling fangs, crown, bridge ‘ amg - ; Eee Ec he Os ranted ar atten and Dlato worker and first class at giving gas ‘| |r NURSEGIRL—Sitnation wanted by girl 14 years HOU ‘SEK EPPBER WANTED. -Managt housekcep. MACHINE WAND WANTED—Expertenced ma- chine hand on —_— er machine; also hand sewers. . noel MA N—Work wanted around private house, attend and extracting with same, and fr 85 to 45 : = oes =~ aor — ace a Seite ave of age; salary 030 per week. Ad. De. 3, J. q : uy ITEC £300 "Fairfax Py Cee eee security: "rear Seana ty rriane 7 as. Si7 Lueas av., second floor. eobsnmipsputpmanes uw. o “Tre : Rene ae ARK > oyme ; MAN—Sit. wanted by young man; has experience | _CWe!!. St. Joseph, Mo. LADIES TAILORING C ()] LLEG 1K, —----— - ———— ——! wanted Oct. % Ad. P 154, P ‘t-Dispateh. Rt wet tah NURSEGIRL—By an merican girl, 19, of good . on 4 NURSE WANTE D—A good nurse; colored; bring Ce OS OTT ae * ie Ba ~~» i ee tt i ete cies — tt — --_ in grocery and gentlemen's furnishing goods; | DRIVERS WANTED—Two drivers to haut macad- | 2108-2110-2112 Olive st., St. Louis, Mo. The | family, permanent position; 2 years’ experience; | HOUSEHGIRL WANTED—Good German girl for ge references. Apply at 4113A West Pine bl. also has some knowledge of bookkeeping; bes: of am; single men preferred. 4266 Page largest, 1 e er tu- . ¢ > During the eight months of this year ending reference in southeast Missouri; ait letters an = oe hatad ‘ ston - aa oe hams state particulars. Ad. I 4, Post Dispate ly. os housework In small family; good wages. f122 NURSEGIRL WANTED— Reliable German girl for A t 8 SHAE no va, cl no trifiers. Ad. A. A. * RILL, PRESSMIEN WANTED—2 or e a pening Scriptive literature, ete. J. A. KEISTER. NURSE -Sit. wanted by an experienced nurse to A faryland av. nursegirl and housework; not under 18 years, 8510 SOIGA Evans av., city. dry Co.. St. € Rastes. Mo. merican Cer and Fuua- | ——-——-—_____—_________-__— 2 oe be = of children; city refs. 211@ Franklin) FoUSEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- Shaw av. _—___—_—— work; must come well recommended; no colored | VnseGiRL WANTED—Girl to purse and assist NS ———EE——e MAN-Sit, wanted by young man as assistant ship- a —— oaaaah al = 3 4 SEAMSTRESS—Se: Ss. wal few more en- | _ need apply. 1721 Washington ay. with housework. 5876 Bartmer av. : DR UG CLE RK WANTE D— lerk wi 2 or ) T Gi D ed clerk, with references. Ad. H. Range, 2856 Drug clerk with 2 or 3 SEAMSTRESS—Seamstress wants a few = eXas av. years’ experience; one from country preferred. gagements in private families. M., Camp Jack . er = St... . : — he ia. emocrat _Park and California. P\i ' | Son + pn laa ‘ HOUSHGIRL WANTED—Gtrl a, gress oe, | NURSEGIRL WANTED—Nursegirl, 14 to 16 years . | — oking; small family; fa old; references required, Southeast corner er MAN—Wanted, position by roung man as driver. — is cities ii DRU GC LERK W ANTED—Junior drug clerk. A. 50 boys wanted to sell the | SEAMSTRESS- Competent seamstress wants work Hickory st. Grove aud Maguolla ay. he Next Largest, During That Same Period, Ad. Burton Boaz. SUS Maffitt av. J. Well D . — - eiimeyer ru © 24th re A 8 ~ ‘ e ‘ » TK e , | Contained only MAN—Honest, reliable ‘man wants sit. in private | —— ~_ a Seeicemtnress ere MID-DAY POST-DJSPATCH. In | familt ioe bee : ‘. aie’ an “Past, HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Competent white girl for | NURSE WANTED—Nurse to go to California with , not afraid to work; vo | EDGE rRIMME K WANT ED First class, on ‘men’ . Geos Dieweteh. nated, - eee ; : at Vest Belle phe without washing. Apply 454) | * two ladies: one who has had some experience sancanctl with nervous cases. Apply with best reference family; handy with tools; A by ae 1 / S) 330. objec tlon to leaving city. 2037 Franklin av. ee shoes, Apply Desavyers Shoe Co., 2ist and new-eig t page edition ™§ us Fis ells EOE te ’ P AINTE R Painter, ‘aperhanger and hasdweed on. Em, sucess ny. SPORTING, MARKETS AND WANT ADS STENOGRAPHER- Sit. t by | lady , stenographer: ex- Hov SEG IRI, W ANTED—Girl from 12 to 14 years to Mrs. Kelley, Hotel Franklin. . [ > EL EVATOR ROY WANT ea Complete u to the hour of cing to rea. perlenced, accurate; gtiit-edge refs., also from _ old; on d . isher wants work; call or write. Ad. Painter, hg we ; ED—An elevator b her; one Work i ip , O ’ r - f r of present employer; reas. Add. P 145. P.-D Kor home. 8308 Easton av. NU RSEGIRI Ww ANTED- An experienced nursegirl . Oo nas na x ne t ler S pieasant, wit 00 srontk. LO 4 A ’ ad. v, ~~s?. 4 . The Post-Dispatch’s Want Ad }|_'817% 8. Jefterson av, _auire of janltor De Bote Uidg.. s08% Plas st.” |) boys make more than OM = _____________| HOUSEGIRI, WANTED—German irl for gen-| _for one child 2 years old. 3806 Cleveland ay. . > a as 7 STI NOOGRAPHDPR—Position wanted by young lady era yousework : family of two. 1621 Helen st. . r Recerd is Bigzest West of ' PAINTER--A first-class painter and paper hanger GARDENER WANTED_—O — —~ weg cee OE asin NURSE WANTED—Experienced white nurse for Os ob ° ‘ é —One who de - ste rapher; capid, accurate and thoroughly ex- wishe steady job; in or putslde of city. Ad. Pi Nano in o charitable tusenacin understands tur. 65.00 A WEEK. nericuced: best of references: at present. em- | HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Neat experienced girl for| Child. Cali at 4480 Laclede av. eneral housework; no washing or ironing. 4207 | NURSEGIRL WANTED—Neat girl about 16 to the Mississippi by 143, Post Dispatch. w ay. loyed; desires chance for increased salary Ad é. —— ltt et ce ei cet el tl ee i et puoyver ‘ ( ‘Te . . ‘ AD PAA NNN NN ON SD GD R 52, Poat-Dispatch. ook ay. assist with children. Apply 4621 Morgan st. PHY SIC IAN Sit. “wanted physician and surgeon . ———— cicileaiaimiiiees ; HOUSEMAN WANTED—N ais ee. » = 5 — — sncclaviiniesbiiiiieitibcn 51 647 17, TFbet- ad ga eae Week wanted. Ad. ° will teach to cook for ae pea ee gent WET NU RSE- Sit. wanted aa wet nurse by lady HOUSEGIRL WANTE D- ~Girl for general house- OPERATORS w AN TFED—Duck coat, overall and 10, 2000 Forest av.; take Benton Suburban line; AGENTS WANTED. with small.child. Add. P 41, Post- Dispatch. work and cooking; good position to right girl. drawer makers; steady work; best pay to frst- . — — Sout heast corner Tower Grove and Magnolia av. _ class operators. 720 N. 4th st. ; 3d fluor. a — — ee PORTE R—Situation wanted as porter in saloon. ring references; call after io Dp. m. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. WASHING WANTED- Fine waxhing and ironing oe ake 7 fie ‘4 baal | ‘ = agemeee ee to take home: also lace curtains to clean and HO” SEG TRL Ww ANTE D— my German ‘girl for gener- OP OPERATOR W ANTE a! -Hoys’ pants operator to Adére@s PF 121, Post-Dispatcs. HOUSEBOYS WANTED—0O ") house- ameeeionll : ‘ One or two good house. EATS WaNTeTi - Kinle ) ; gm AGENTS WANTED—To sell McKinley memorial repair; only first-class work done. Call at 3615 4l housework. 4201 Evans av. 7 take the place of steady hand; good pay. 8840 PRINTER—Sowe ~ experience, wishes eg y -a with reference; can go home nights, 2741 butions, medaliions and paper weights; buttons, . - —_—-— Pd Blake, 407 Atissourt ay., hast 5 ty ood Til Maton dncindlinins 25c per doz, $1.50 per 100; easel medallions $1.20 Manchester avenge. dinktintientiaeies HOUSEGIRL WANTED-— Experienced girl for gen- _ Binney av. ry : Pee —— | IRON FINISHERS WANTED—Finishers on archi- 7g doz; cTyst al paper weights, $1.50 per doz WIDOW A widow vi ith one e child wants a pos! tion eral housework; good ae family of 3; no PANTS FINISHERS WANTED—Expertenced fin- b outside work. Apply SI26A _Kensington av. ishers on custom pants; call at once. 408 N, SAL ESMAN—Position wanted as city ~ salesman; tectural wrought iron _work. 421 S. 6ib at. Louts Itutton Co, 620 N. Bway. to do nousework or general housework; can give lith st. ~ references. Ad. 3023 Madison st. eee Fr “WANTED—Girl for general house- —— would Iike | Work in family of 8. 1312 N. King’s bighway, | poeericoaT MAKERS WANTED—Experienced Want Ads Published in the Post-Dispateh t& * wee young man, 32 years of age, of good appearance; tae i tn A - . - stric tly sober and experienced; best of refs. Ad. J ANITOR W ANTED-— A first-class white janitor for AGH NTS WANTE D—For ‘Life and Dist! nga! tshed | 7" SY E yay RS—-S83 kK Ru, Post Li 8] atc h. clubhouse: one wh o understands furnace e: unmar- eTyY. ces of W il! jam Mi cK! nle y, by Murat lial- WITDt iW ry re ofine d middle-aged vi {dow _ ried; good | home for right party. Call at 3 p. vo ee = od Chauncey . Sepa. wee position as housekeeper; widower or bachelor;| Commer Page bi. _ petticoat makers on power machines; good wages. SALESY N—Experienc ~ w an " made 1898 peececee ’ Lind. Ad. Pies. = A gee — 7 | Lar ORERS W ANTED—C olored laborers 4 at Comp- now ready; 75 per cent discount to agents; freight ences. Ad. Annie ‘Harris, — 1320 ( Chestnut st. HOU SEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- i fon and Lucas. John F. MeMahon. paid; credit given. Henry Neil, 325 Dearborn st., ng eR yokes” LIV ES ot the ‘martyred Pre side nts, their assassina- 8 and 8; must be a respectable place. Apply Mrs. baa nN. P 134, Post-Dispatch. LUMBER PILERS WANTED—Two experienced | LIVES of the martsted Presidents, the! pages for} Scherman, 1418 Whittier st. HOUSHGIRL WANTED. GUT thtec: good wanes, | SHIRTWAIST MAKERS WANTED—100 | shirt. ; mle y waist makers; stteady wark; good pay. A. Ro- TIMEKEEPER-—Sit. wanted as timekeeper on| lumber pilers. Apply to E. C. Robinson Lumber ge vol meeps gp ry ge BS Renee P's ] 000 ?1 72? contract work; in or out city..Ad. P 11 ik P.-D. | _©0.. Granite City, Mf. and freight. Re ned ee me Stas ‘reat pat ncn cares women wants washing and | _ 5565 Cabanne av. Neo ge ag me Btn =e PG zo. ws afi roning in a private family. Ars. Tshoepe, 2030 : rH ‘ . a nnn WATCHUMAKER Expert watchmaker, 12 years 4 he ME 5 = a an to wash dishes in | _ Clea eI ae By HOUSEGIRL ¥ pee aged roman, 4° | SHIRTMAKERS WANTED—Two expertenced op hin atta re aot in M'KINL.EYS LIFE, by Murat Lnistead; we lead | pew nA Aree PAIS erators to put on cuffs; cold Shirt Co. S18 0 r 7 experience, wishes position. Ad. J. H. W., 3045 pepeeceelnetmmamaceeneeeee by a Locust st. Mf AN WANTE ‘D- -~Man of common school education them all: most noted euthorship, lurgest, best, | “WYYeeeyene ye Yeve eye eV SY PPPS | OHOUSEGIREG Ww ANTED-—Housegirl in family of work guaranteed, Paul E. . > story ‘lu ” Tr! obae- _ two adults and baby. SOISA Maple av. Washington av. SHIPPING CLERK—Sit. wanted by a man of 32 : 17 897 eit ie Te , Jarge book; handsomely illustrated: outit. free; rooming house; can give first-class city refer- oui stitmeyiane - Fifty experienced operators on shirtwaists, learn — ——~-- = ~— ---- --- - ' . on 0 ilete history includin funeral obae W INDOW DRESSER—Sit. wanted by window dre™- to work in city; reference required. Callum Com- m o. aa ee oe = | car, ior and advising many ou eatre| eter Co. 27h Prank $1 50 wok and well nocother, exerybody wants it | iq "Words or Lome dy Gent | HOUSEGIRI, WANTED—A first-class white gifl | SKIRTMAKHRS " WANTHD—Experieaced silet- > ; —emenber ene a es time. 7: Os jispate N tD— Pa 8 ' ce refit: eight naid: . cree given: 0 —, ees for genera! housework; private familly; makers, only such as can WOrk ¢ ; THERE IS NO KNO NN N W ANT a St a —-— MAN W oe eae te ee aly reliable and —— mi _ a —, prout, wie si ae ve as giv ne Business S Announcements, 19 Cents Per Line. " Sinn: references. 6042 Maple. — ve. 8 highest salary and prices paid to experienc THAT P.-D. WANTS CANNOT FILL. WINDOW TRIMMER—Sit. “wanted by an expert. -* ee he 305 Te around house; must have al only with manufa irer; order fr f ontht to a - ss 4 : help; apply at once to Max Schulz & Co, 909 ene ed indow trimmer rot acied oe best of _fens . ADD yy 4220 Jelmar bl. = House. 83 Sth ay. noic ad boot agg . Cc hicago Lible APEPRE TTC It’ E Ww A NTED -Apprentice to learn hot Sha by bein NTED—A nent ir) . — v1S ‘Luc “a8 aV. Sen ne elt naa refere nees a acl de MAN WANTED—To sell vegetables and fruit aubens ‘ BiCne™, ——— dresminaking. 2527. Lawton av. ouse wor rets requ re 406 rest Belle p ee ~ ann Aenean . . - -—____— : — — ——— | SKIRTMAKERS ° Ww ;ANTED—Ladies’ tailor. 1409 Maure re Cash Market, 4230 Finney av. ov R AG GE N rs c oint ne mony; new plan; - outfit OARLPET SEAMST IE SS WANTED—Lungstras, HOU Sk. GIRL Ww ANTED—Girl for. general house- _ Olive st. you NG MLA N- -—Sit by a young man as salestinan Oe en eee oe ss I tay — _ free; _double pi pay Mu rillo, ‘ 14 Olive st. Mark av. und 18th et. _ keeping, at 4161 MeP herson ay. Jeter an experienced woman as presa- NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS or timekeeper; Al reference. Add. P 140, P.-D.| MAN WANTED—White man to work in kitches. ‘pay. Murillo, 131 Be pe: ad ~ 2227 Locust st. op 1° ‘a te SKIRTS ~Wented, + ance — aoe “PRESIDENT M'KINLEY'S ASSASSINATION, CARPET SEWER WAN TED—Enterprise Carpet HOUSFEGIRL WANTED—Girl to assist in general er; a rood position to a suitable person. Complete official memorial edition; tragic details cv eaning Ce. hor ise work. _ Call at 720 N. Garrison av. _dine M Mfg. Co., 2210 and 2212 Pine st. suburbs. ar DRUGGISTS in 8t. ame and POUR CtiuwelL MAN WANTED—Stout oung man for pestece af amasehiitic slot: life of astecsin: handreie of e I rt erties ’ b ' ‘ a ’ c ¢c pilot. Of @sSSasein; increds «© —— ——__—- - nc: amt Se teed PO Te pd working ma- Chicago 11) iy: must be neat: family of 6: call after 6 work; small family; no children; good wages. | ____ . SITUATIONS WANTED—MALSZ. year. Telephones, Bell, Main 2640, Kinloch, A 70. . - oo nye ! y: ; ry mth he $ + B.. palicms a nid ie ». = CARE ie: . iu. 4421 Laclede ay. 4048 Lotus av. STPNOGRAPHER WANTED—Lad stenographer, Re eaenanen typewriter, in law office; must bave 2u Words Leen, 6 Cente. GRAARA-RAALRRFYS ae Ad. 191, _Post- Dispatch. — WANTIHD—At one?:, TO WO agents, Men or women, ik w - rT — ad , ‘ sh Hov SEK EEP ER WANTED_G! it k b ; Se . 0% o o se}) 1 —_ € SOON "ANTED—Atmpetent girl to cook, wa S d —(Glirl to take charge o MAN WANTED—Man t in every locality, to s [llustrious Life of “ some yerience, be well educated, accurate, n to work in bakery and William McKinley;"’ thousands of people are and fren. 4425 Laclede av. house; small family; — home for right party. eed & speller and grammarian and expect small —— OES ; tae ACCOUNTANT—An accountant wants situation. HELP WANTED—MALE. arouml) house. 116 N. 12th st. ougaatdl asain Call at 7918 Ovechesh ac.. tame eS Wailing for an opportunity to buy this most com. COOK WANTED—Girl to cook and assist with jR————— On . aces. salary: none others need apply; ‘tide at 1:30 _ Ad, 2618 Sheridan av. = nt t. by 1 young MAN WANTHD—Man_ two days in the week to | plete biography of our last martyred President washing and troning. 4100 Pine st. HOUSEGIRL WAN TED—Good German or Swede} Sharp Friday, room 202 Granite a «Se a BAKER—Sit. by good young baker on bread and| FAKER WANTED—A bread and cako baker. 2343|° w : : : : a . . ork about house. 3430 Hawthorne bl. from the cradle to his grave, and a sketch of the] — : pas K eet or . ; ae. © aeorese ll Ma Chouteau ay. i> aap Aa Ee Commas oie ne cae despicable assassin; agents make 66 2-3 per cent | COOK WANTED-—Good cook near Cabanne pl. x aren ee axes. 340. ee aan no STENOGR APHER ~ WANTED—Lady stenographer BAKER-—Sit. wanted = second-hand baker; ete ady R “Pb WANTE 2811 MAN WANTPD—Ol4 man to herd and care for and will take more subscriptions for our book Apply 2811 Washington ay. & eS salt ae: oe and bookkeeper; salary $10 weekly. - Louls and sober, Cali 311i 8. Broadway upstairs. — by ANTED—Third-hand in bakery. _ cows. Inquire grocery, Sarah st. and Bell av. than they can obtain for that advertised by other ~ : T Typewriter — Exchange, Chemical bl a ~ i tiaieinishediastsemeanquencesn a aoe asi " “ver a houses, credit given; fretgit paid; outfit free; C OOK WAN TED 400k and assist st with washing ly: , ‘ ’ ‘ a_i - ————— ‘N VAN 3 ho t , , ; err re mg wages $20. Call immediately 4912 Fuun- work; no weshing; family of 8; wages $16; bring : . “ye ty Seiad ; . Ww AITRE Ss Ww ANTED— Experienced arm waitress; PARTNERS WANTED. roe reference. — ——_ va $5 a week; German preferred. 413 Morgan st. BARTENDER-—Situat.ion wanted by y first- -class par- Columbia, Mo. Chouteau ar. _ Baaton ee 8 eerence. foes BARBI WANTED—A barber. Call at 1513 Frank- MANAGER WANTED—In every large connty. to — in av. ' : skill" ‘or 2 COOK WANTED—Good girl to cook and do gen- | HOUSHGI Ww : - : gen bad 4 ' point agents for the famous “‘Game o' Skill 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. rood girl cook ant og SHGIRL ANTED—Girl for general house y % ad house- BOOKKEEPER—SY. wanted as bookkeeper; sev. | Fannen WANTED A cood barber for Saturday | nickel slot machiue, for drinks or cigars; lawful | — ee | eral housework. Apply 5186 Raymond av. work; no washing; good home and wages. 2020 yp ES ‘a walking ania 1102. ElMott. ae mieaemt saptored: tT ate ene | and Sunday at 819 N. 6th «t. everywhere; takes place of all forbidden slot ma- | PARTNER WANTED—Lady partner with $100; ex- | Gook wan TED-—German girl to cook, wash and | —“Ucas- aa tra OP gg Ae = metho kin ly solicit replies. Ad. ——----— -_—- —_—-_-- chines, rented or sold on easy payments, secure permence not necessary, fortune easily wade. Ad. iron family ‘of " adults ) Lewis Park Tarlor HoU SKGIRI WANTED {} i l f n- WOMAN Ww ANT ED-- Woman . for general work for pate BARBER WANTED-—Good man; Saturday and Sun-| territory quick. Palmer Billiard Table Works,| (© 13, Post-Dispatch. ak wie bee a ——_— lh ni am a eee Ee father and ttro grown sons; innat be good cook. KKEEPER_W Aube position: collector or gev- _ day; $4 wuarante ed. 108 N. 7th st. Chicago, Tl ; Rast, ae, RADAR ARRAS AA RRA OOD - . tao ~~ —_— —_——_—_--- > re marowratotec dns Hwan = MiB a ante 1111 N. Compton av., between Fasten and BOO ' mes ‘and Penrose; COOK WANTEBI*—-Good cook and dining room girl. HOU SEGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- _ Franklin vm CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. 4545 McPherson ar work. Apply 5137 Fairmount avenue. WOMAN WANTED—An experienced —— to ex: poly Wa Eg eeeeeEeeEeEGeE=eEawreeae eee ae eee eee ee See a a a a aa era work; experienced; reference. Ad. P| BARBER WANTED—lor Saturday and Sunday;} MEN WANTiD—M -Men on Pleasant _ 140, Post- Dispatch. $3.50. 706 Market. $1.75 per day. Carroll Contracting Co. Hate vi Psa a Es pry ol BOOKKEEPER—An_ experienced bookkeeper ‘and| BARBER WANTED—First-class barber; ~ steady | MEN WANTED More men on Cherokee, 3 blocks 1¢ Words or Less, 20 Cents. COOK WANTED—Cook, with references; small} HOU SEGIRL W; ANTED—German girl; general} amine shirtwatsts; steady position. - x ~e Ft + te tuation wv ‘anted by ¢ lored i » lM pdinaereacaicr |? ven VeRe Gu per . "Oh? COACHMAN-Sit. wanted “by a young married rey apply ith este. stating age and salary MOLDE R Ww ANTED : Good “molder hand. 8. Ww. ns chartmbe ‘roiald in bot el: good re Sate e. gr! organ st ELOvt SEGIRL Ww ANTE 1) Girl for general house- hir I'nton L, aundry, 2008 Morgan. x : ) > . - : — Work; small family; good wages; comfortabie machine ta - “refs. handy ailround the OX per teal. __Ad. it 40, Post- Dispatch, Mfg. Oo., 3016 Gravot av. S. 23d Ht. GIRLS WANTED Experien ‘ed machine girl and room, 4153 Castleman avenue. . 3% WANTED-E " d starchers. use is i ass Cc ly re s Ad. R 55, P a Dis. — Se - " = = . - - ‘ ‘ iets ’ F e j wd =~ MY ’ . , _ : - 7 STARCHBERS A - xper ence CLE - . al BOY Ww ANTED— Boy about 15 years. . 2636 Frank- I AINTER W ANTE! —I irut: class carriage painter; ( WhOoK Sit. wanted by competent cook tn first basters on est eS t -ot hg Ara nal st. “Hous at aa aa EEE Se x Delmar Laundry Co., Je fferson and Arsenal. idles a Fae clerk in grocery store by reliable lin ev. no other need apply. 2327 Locust st. class family; call Friday. 3321 Olive st. GIRLS W ANT! Le—Te pers te seuNing ma hines: * re wae ay sir ral ee ww , = - . : . - ’ ay » - > “vv 4 ac a > c ; - . .; . . mentor ; _ : : . ee “penaupable wages madd. P : work; refere nee BOYS Ww ANTE 1 Deer “14 “years ‘of “age. . Mengle PAINTER W ANT F.D- = arriage painter, young mist es ¢ rly Woman W jeshes sifuafticon as first class CoO” | todd t ay. ‘all pee pa red for work. N. & J. : Br. ‘ ae se QoS s 4, Post- Dispate b. B C Folso d Lawrence. with expertence in carriege patut shop. St. Louls in boarding boase or rest surant They Oarr +6 ty briedman, Sth and Lucas ay, HOUSHhGIRL WAN TE D Ge rinan girl for general THEATRICAL ox Co,, Folsom and Lawren aane Carringe Co., 1211 N. Vandeventer av. a =e en eee ee ee sonar —$—_$_________. housework; Must be good cook. 3042 Washing f WANTED- “An office boy; one whe pee had — “_ a oe . - army = a coer cm - — oe ay must oa ton avenue. 14 Words er Less, 20 Cents. preferred; state age and salary ex- P ASTHE, ROY WA — xper enced pastevoy ; pay , | COOK—Sitnation wanted by young German woman Say see oy. yee, Gee Fey 518i: salad Post-Dispatch. $1 per day; 8 hours’ work: apply at 1449 Carr °'.") 5 cooking or general work: no vbjection to | - 24 8 Pa neta TS pe aan AN — “D—Girl for general house- DICK RICHARDS, stage dancing and vaadevilie Lane av. near Park and Grand AVS. siubur! 4 Ad 1’ 1% ~, Post leisy at ch GIRL V\ ae | mr dsirl to cook n do “general ims ; ‘ = me St. Re ee a pupils pre} pared for the stage. 12 lu —— OCOOK—Sit. on dinner or r short orders, in ” res- ja taurant, hotel or boarding house, or as lunch | BY* _ cook. Apply Fritz, 12 > Loc ust st. experience pp — pected. Ad. R ww, inatructor; COOK —Sit. wanted by “cook, for private fami); as butler, Ad. 26 3. lech st. p y 0 - BOYS WANTED ss from >. to 16 “years s of age 7 _i- _ -—— eae mo ay-> ~ eanags oll t enna _— ~ for furniture factory. 2620 N. 15th at. PIANO POLISHEMS WANTED Two first-class p COOK-Sit. wanted by first-class cook; small housework. Sc2i Bartmer av. HOUSHGIRL WANTED—Girl for general house- vO nen teint OOOK-—sit. by all- around man; would like to ‘go —-- -— a ano polishers, eall tomorrow between % aud 1U American famails no laundry he wages Sie ah 4 Gern a a 7 cane Work; Gernian preferred. 4474 Laciede ay. SDARRRERARAD PADIS III III IIIA AO __ put or city. Addrees i 127, ices. Dis atch. BOY WANTED-— teliable. stead) boy, white or col o'clock. motimen Bros ee 1100 Olive et. ‘ $20 month Call e179 N (hannin , ‘ay » WANTE)D—A Boot (rf man girl; two in fam i Aa oe eee SeCress & | Pp neat. Gin tmed optavenses. dy i temtenas and Oy - to $20 month 212 N. ing ay. | fy; must be good cook. 1604 S. Compton, HUUSEGIRL WANTED—At 8351 Morgan st., a LOST AND FOUND. DRAFTSMAN--Assistavt draftswan (architectural) will attend family resideare, outdoor and fur- PORTER WANTED Good colored porter for bat) Kook —sit. wanted by first-class cook or hi ouse- | GIRLS WANTED—¥or plain sewing. Lamestras. gvod girl tu assist with general housework; call - 4th at., near Walnut maid: don't eal) but write. Mrs. Holmbure, 7 wile wars cae ae » of Aipgstras, at ence. Words or Lena, HOU SFAIIRL w AN’ rED~ Good, “experienced girl | for 4256 _ wants position in city. Ad. P 6¥, Post-Dispate!. nace work. Apply_ 208 N. 4th st., upstairs. ber shop. 102 | DRiv BR sic wanted — young manu of 21 as " , ae fo | around | PRESSERS NTED—F ewsers at 807 S00 : pny = _ ares UUNEROE- Serer . “ww man of 21 as BOYS W ANTI Strong boy to work around | PRESSERS Wa D—rour press 4 : —o | GIRLS WANTED— Your irle, learners o a’ Hides, “does we FY a Vana "oe of work. Ad. bred stable; also boy in grocery. ‘Main st. and Clay N. 6th st. = COOK Sit. wanted ‘by a Woman as cook tn pri shintewetete and Bate ‘endneadar: gt Pee! ge eral housework; emmad family; nice home. ‘ae ger eA pe ATS pastes Sica oe e . ‘ ] mss. rer ‘rene . ’ . - atiat . = ; ‘ “ le ‘ ’ Og ne —en vate family; isa fae laundress; good reference. | while belng taught. Sterling Mfg. Co., 1421 phersom av. aie heii BANKDOOK—! Lost, Misxourt Safe Deposit benk- | i —_ - —- -———_-- = Westni reland pl. ay Kill rlew ood Mo - is | a wees Sa ee PRESSER WAN TED Presser and repeirer. Call tat a \ cy, 22 d Morg ‘ mene =, ns 1 years’ experience BOYS WANTED-—St. Louis Basket “and Box Co., at once Grand Dye W orks, _ 1822 Washington AY. Sisters of ser ae was = Clive at BOVSEGIRE WANTED—Girl 1 for r general ho house- hook of Ethelyn Loring. Finder return t 4219 ~ ‘7 menos | eee teat og strayed, samall hiare dog: brass enl- ENGINEER-—Sit Wanted b strictly sober and re- a * > Franklin ay. hae ate ™ = BOY W ANTED—Smart boy for optical store. A Free Dispensary, 12 oid | : l’o t-Dispat h refs. required. 4i3 ; Olive st. -HOUSPGIRL WANTED—Young girl for general lar: Kv ane, near ‘Whittier; reward, 422 Easton, — we ee ee GIRLS WANTED—Expertenced girls with refer. | "OTK. Apply 3002 Page bl | West Belle and receive reward. ences to sell eandies at the Imperial Candy Co., HOU SEGIRL W ANTED-4iir! for general house- DIAMOND RING—Last, on Broadway, detwees * "pali - a SIS Washington av work; goml bome and weges to competent person. Olive and Lawust: £ od reward. Ad. P 180, P.-D. COOK Sit. wanted as cook. Apply 4126 Clay- ee A D ——-— eer; handy with machiner d of y and tovis ply with parents to E rt F sh , 317 N. 71 ET AES Boge ee reg 3 apse a x —ervenren ~ — Aa. sane, S08 _S. Broadway. a Made . | GIRL, WANTED—A Gorgas git! for Kitchen and | ee ee POCKETBUOK— last; containing papers only; Fe So — —~ Bs es ° . IRESS\M. C Ire sSiraker hes a ew ays bh = ‘ wu 4 re sd ne ur itenen ant ———— ene it ERR GE oc ) ave onta : i 3 ’ and assistant engineer; would like to BOYS WANTED-Boys in furniture factory; ‘Rot ROCK BREAKERS Vs ANTED—At 4 or aa oes erty; wishes engagements; first-class references. dining room. sw0 S. 7th st Hol SBo lu, WANTED Giri for general house- ward, A. KB. Gay, 3021 3. Broadway. _prgarattion where | could on ure license. Ad. Under 14 years. 22d and Mullanphy st andoah st.. between Compton - wy “? Adarees F &. Fent-Dispatch. ae : ————-—— | Work Main et. and Clay av.. Kirkwood, Mo. te OR nee tn A Post -IDMspaich. — a. $1. 25 per square. Eyermann & Schmalz Lime GIRL WANTEID)—Faperienced girl on custom vests, | - — . aos — - | PpURSE—Lost, purse, tn Faposition; contained 1374 Washington av LIOUSHGOIRL WANTED—Girl fer general bouse- Finder please return seme te Century News la 3 BOY tte whe ins bad come emneri. — | ; asi MOUSEMAN-—Sit. wanted ‘by good houseman:; ca. ence at painting. 2021 Mullauphy st. " SEWER WANTED- ‘eo i sewer to work - GIRL- ey a a ee colored girl to = om py ————_—— — pocensintinth m work in fuuily of 2 200 Flora. av Century oldg., and recetve Liberal reward, of attending to hose, cow and furnace; | poy WANTED. me store with tailor; good pay; no sweat shop. 2610 piel __| GIRL WANTED-Girl to work on custom coats. | - | | - -——— =" jon, Ad. o 146%, _ Post Dispatch. reom work; >= Colored boy for house and diniog _ Olive st. as GIRL—Girl, 21, honest, ¥ iting, from country,|; 1108 N. I6th st HOUSHGIRL WANTED-Young we man to de PURSE—Last, purse containing abont $0; vi- GROCERY c CLERK. 1. ~— a an & : neck oo ne ni 4152 Washington Sv. s : wants work in private family; small wages; call | OI S WANTED—Tx ; eur “s107 broth serwork for lward for gent of &; Bo ebli- einity of Sth and Chouteau av.; €26 reward of , wanted y a3 No. 1 BOY Ww ANTED. Boy, 16 or 17 years old. whe ae oe 4 Dg Oth mts caene or write. Rosie C., 415 8S. Uth at ‘ “ee = ‘ wo giris to sew. Call 310% dren Ad. K Bu, Post-Diepatca, poe Poun return to 1430 D’apin «t $$ -—-—= | . iheeinae ai Mot SE Fit Pe WANTED Oilrl for genera! heme. WAT H-—-Lost, on S.. Broadway “street ear, a eri clerk; must be in good locality. Add ed mus br 1 . forbu | *h. : work in drug store ; t be ight, active, pow Ri~—wNe tart irl vishe ro it, “i oe. : ‘ = 20 pat willing and honest. 2800 Olive st. STENOG Rr. \PHER w ANTE D- -Young “man, ~ about Gin L at. smart girl wishes work in furniture. GIRLS WANTETI)-Good girls to sew on wrappers; work; no washing: small family: good wages; gold open face watch, with phete In back; li Pi tote : . , be ac- jeweiry or china store to keep stock clean am mmeiiamnae an @ - % ae ek el by borweshoer. BOY WANTED—A neat colored hoy to wait on ta. ll oe gy ny rey eg atating| make berself useful; best reference. Ad. O 54, | S*'OT*"? qd. 215. 10th st. Se 6) hl ae expetenced. 4226 Morgan et. rewarc. Return to 2715 Lacas av, ; Taare Fe ble, ete : pring refs. 2520 Pine et. age, experience, references and salary expected, Post- Dispat “*h. GIrL WANTEI—Whlite girl: German pre ferred ; to); HOUSEGIRL WANTEI—White as fue general WATCH—$20 reward. he questiona ‘asked, for tf HOUSEWORK sit wanted by colored boy to 60] BOY WANTED—A A good boy 16 or 17 years old, at F187, Post-Dispatch. HOUSEGIRL—Girl of 16 wants position to do. light | Cook. wash and Ten; four in family; no chil-{ housework. 3211 [ine st turn of watch; lost on morning of 18th tae; housework where other white girl is employed: de- dren: houseman kept: last girl 1 years; call Frit iH MUSBKGI - $$ D inscription and city diroctery wil give name, of- ; day or Saturday morning. 4393 West Hine. Hi GULL, WANTED—Girl for ‘general boume- | ace and residence. J. O he ~~ ae eee pores can do anything in| 311 N. Oth st ; eee apy or Pos STENOGRAPHER WANTED--Young man with ade ramet “ Diapated. some eapercanee | at bookkeeping preferred. Kom- sires kind treatment Ad. P 132, Post Dispatch. Work. 43285 Delwar bi. pipeerenetentag cncipeabeanmes me dine sana —_ semamamarpeneraenenaneanaonateimniiniatiie ae R-Bit. wanted by colored man of 27 as | BOYS WANTED—Boys, at portheast corner of 24 botis-sheehan Co., 512 Pine st. 7 GIRLS WANTED—Young gitis to sew buttons on! - . HOUSEGIRE— Sit. wanted by good colored girl to : b ete uick, ete. Apply at| HOUSHOGTRI, WANTED First-class house and din- Found. _ and Tyler ats. ainiiews . + - Jaaitor porter or yardm bes soulth- " , : hirt isis; most ore seberence E. Ay an, t cl and u uti STENOGRAP HER Ww ANTED-—Bright_ boy about ’ ho ure wa a: good he! ne, good wayes, ( mall or nian hi pn 1008 Locust at. ing room giri: ai ito - cook. Sou Morgan et. : ref- ck gt ting i H., 8501 Fra Lin ay. BU SHELMAN WANTED—A bushel man. Call at 16 for easy position. Oall at 2807 Locust et. _ Write 4421 Kennerly av. i , sei _ iF ae rence ra nited ~en ne e ' aid GIRL WANTE!)—(rood, honest German girl; good = —— FYPOLASSES Pound, « pair of eregiasser. Owner . ear 11 N. 18th et. oudien aes at can have same by calllog at 2222 Pine st. Yate place; take care of horse, cow; ban NISL *PERS »ANTED—Exper or nuree ag” - 443 -_ « ; al refs. Ad. P as, Post. Dispatch. 7 BUNDLE oe RAP TERS one s ANTED ‘Experienced _— es — ne f= ae = wn Ll. : ew GIRLS WANTED am Tw » giels fos upstairs | and ceo oS Broadway aie ————— Wal LOAPER furnished and put "ae ihe roll. MAN—Single man . 1, 25 years ot age, ‘geeks office _ Famous, Broadwey and Morgao. TAHARS WAN TED— Coaunakers, ladies" tailor. mon ated aonb — 7 evo colored Ltd downstaira work. 1119 rT llon street HOUSKGEIRT WANTED Yonne gir) for general World's Pair Decorating te., 2800 Clark av. tien AB a: «Me st figures, especialiy addi-| RU SHELMAN “WANTED First “shane: ‘aie adhe : 1400 Olive Ae people. 41i7 Fairfax ha must be good, reliable po gener ae me ote : es house wars ; four adults 'n family. 28214 Heart- RES » ad. G. D. N., vé2 Vino st. necd apply. L. Bertram Cady Co., $21 Olive. | TRAMS WANTDD—At 3d and Russell av. Jobo peas oe ; neni | bation hebee on ante: fe lato ma @ tact gf an PR cee ET — married man wants employ ment is CARPENTER WANTED. Goad an rn as Sarangi F. MeMaheon ‘sir in Cathoile py fy sa 8 girl as house- Mom at ‘ HOLSPGIRL WANTED-First-ciass girl ho un- DRESSMAKING. Pinel of refer Sie areak. 30 blow i Easton. | TEAMS WANTIED—At Clayton and Taylor; $3.50| -—- re stte—neetn rae cao EO eae ene _| Seruitote hee, ee eee ee 16 Words or Lees, 20 Cente. ce rown, ston. ¥ ay ayior, HOUs GIRLS WANTED—iirls for envelope work. 11 _ Rood wages. MOS Finney « we te accept low tools ired; Ad. P 8%, Se ispatch mts ~ _per day. Bambrick-Bates Const. Co. uy ‘RL-Yoss woman would do hoosew at | 8.24 #t HOUSRGIRL WANTED—Girl or woman for gea- | DE TINNER ER WANTED—Good tinner for outside work; Geo Abbott's, corner St. Clair avy. and B. GIRL WANTED—Girl about 14 to leara hair dresq- eral housework. St. Ann's lane, second bouse, | dressing doce by ‘ady job. Charles Mauer, Eest 5% Louis, LiL é&¢ ing 2523 Olive st. Normandy Heighte- ieniuy es ~e rd ° Ee hy A Sor, are ie See ir eee | ee me - hs oe ie er ee ies he , ae ae ey ee ele Sen oid emit h ncad Vets sibs. re eee ee een PMR ae

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———— ——— RoOoms FOR RENT. ~~ 14 Words or Lees, i Cents. 7 titi With. eo Br AU aa) NT 81 , 826A Two fron: rooms for gen. PINE ST... FOR RENT. or Less, 10 Cents, desirable Serond- story | 1S : 30OMS WITH BoaRp. HORSES AND VEHICLES. MUSICAL, : ; 20 Cents. . 14 Word: ot c : ; oF Less, 10 Cents ; . oa I¢ Words or Less 30 Cents. Words or Leas, 20 Cents, 14 Words or "Vision or re ection ait return ted. MRO SERLING Dianoe the best tn the at re | aie Wanted r stn” SOG 7 9020 Ty Lf) ; TOO luiR: nice! urn! p . . - BP INTNER ry i368. k ma , ak boarding. y furn shed: bath: gentienx n> te ‘board terme” reaseann & nia : ? ' De dy roommat.- wil. board | of hasan’ pe ec & J ° oe Hn 8 fie ; ” ie es ain ies i . r é *. : ia eT Nicely ¢ UNished og Story front room: m8 Heston: PINE tae a THE BiL LMORE, 2506 Locust st.; 2d floor front 4asouuh ’ t 57, Poser. Dispatety. Pre ee ' : Povd : mice € TWO ry sO) ‘ hou ix lng. oie r a alts a abt | room, With th beard. A AA AAA2O OA ‘and whee , Deligh: ted with Higtta: Write where HORS, ETC... & ANTESPW ex: and «¢ a hugger, Lae is SCHURER?T Pano fer, now at . . iets ~ ‘ lin “oOo wr 0 ia ee ee ry ’ May SP e rou j shit she ’ , m, * . iy ra: . fir - str bee re “y : ~~ — a Sr : ei - o *-« 7h 3, feed: best oncrkma bans eiaeonds { ; a8 BINAN por, . 1.25 anda ¢ len ar veak marge ely turn! shed: modern conveniences, alcove: bourd ; all convenience HAMMETT py. $825—Complete! ¥ and well-fur. c yo - ae Hen y Piri: nF * sister send ad: ne ease BY — - : ” " er. ivtaniiidiinn fed shanti , ress t Ss ». a % . ~~ - 4 ; ai d bu Poon OF Fenticinen: wicc rooms, fur Past is $25 4 ‘hi: Went at Bnd te 2 P a ety convenience: te TUS Teasona bl aie WANTED. Ra. he slor desires two @ntlema ny to Se 14 Words cr Less, 36 vente phaeton; ales, Want runabont - Must both be as} PI ANO. $40 buys foe g: wel toned plano; coat $300; | oo —— SOM plete -f,,, ight fh neice Mg: low rent ~e # Wwe ASHING TON AY., seg 2 front roans, south Can nctels ny tlahed be aie &xXcelle ‘Bt Cook. ) So nrtery od as ney Add. P 173, Pose Dispatch _.Stool and waver. 1414 N 16th ‘ Che: Tat 7 ‘ar “ KOON ~ Lacly ving ‘fe the Wea End Wishes cr _ and onal ext UPC: woud how rd. aba tine Te » Kinloch 1424. eaRiMONY fen wk lady wie the a, lw PIANO w Weis ladiw- tena - : 2 Orsay ) j : etait "* furnished front rent second fh wer front With alcove to gentle- — - AAS AA Nua! Rlanes of gent _ With ‘go- 7 Poult ic On; ‘Odject € For Sale. Tigh t{ aw ay ee iP ne Pe ‘ Dis . =~ wre Pieces j “i hey) Hihaorperg m un: edly (djolni ng Pols - bath. as: « lo 6 to Ww ASHING ™ IN A a SOS Elegantly furnis), e 4 Ma triny ny Ad. irs . Se Post. Prisprat h ‘Y : Ad. sa wat bay atch w , Ob; : = ' ' ; ’ ’ . +» , CA es | af | Mm y ™» ' nit , i t i — : — - — te . AN ur ie Nt, r F HOUTEAL 4 : 19— Nicely ty; 24 story front] f ©: Dispaton, 2% Bed not anewer: Ad. R 5s _ family gutionn choice able board; private BUSINESS CHANCES. MA TRIMONY. Young man of 23 wishes 7 r-| BUGGY AND HARNEBA For sale, rubber-tined PIANO Vor eal came make ,UbTight. —¢ deep & : a - ae: bath: al . ~~ en 14 Words or Less, 20 Cente. i spond % ‘th young lady oof over 2 years: oh. f Sto im imugy and bUsKY \ harness: ala one set Beyer & ‘Sor = ~ re me ~_ ak: 7 CHOt rT, Aj re TT “MERIDA AY. 3112—9 large rooms, nicely fur. W ASHINGTO\ AV.) 2317 Large front we m™m ‘guilt. Ject Matrimony Add, Pp 129, Past Dispate bh trap Sa TNOKs bargain 3000 Ww ashin ston oF > mn - " ——ione ; ‘ iti its ions Trot " n . " L ; ss e . ° - ; - ‘TAN ys , " , , ms : KOODinge #1 . ' in Fine bed ni d for housekee ‘Ping; no ehtidre ‘2; With owner. a abhi for 3 ge Ot lev men; wil —mrentences ; Troe rd. Li ~ sei oe trad lowe Oe. Broadway ; sold very RAS eo PARAS NING eS | MARNE x For. sale, 1] ‘ht horse wagon h, arness, : cone Sian lendid & ch BInhogaiy tiene, _ Dearly > : CHOUT \; . rae Y furnished fra, | SIXTH RT SI7 Rooms, 1Be, 20e and 25-./W ASHING TON AV, 3107 Rooms with board - also Ha a . ty ; uy le . >” ae If desired; : o20; nite saddle boby, $15; need money. 1520 $210: tne 'R adbury Site: ri ae, " j oon re parlor i . ‘ . oe ils ya > Nn free lat lw: Cle An and Quiet, 4 day how rd - =e v a . ee atts N wth st ADOPTION. Lu as ay. Sut aud fine -« j! are ‘875 5 $140 ‘in Steineey® ; 4 _ . © pene jm a : - - - er MUSIC x RONES Ko . » 179 . i PE eee Rr: Feet ms ye owe me CNOUTE \T As ‘4 © ight rousus, comple, SIX" re a NP ST. Az1 N.—Two front ronnecting WASHING "TON AV. SOTO Large, at trac tive fron Music boxes: mab or $00 pet ade, 12 lpm ia ne ae, Cahn, HORSES For sale. private nme J ie ae wheal this pe ae “= ‘Stulth: Mr sone | for inc, ; Sy + ' : : or i ful ‘ ‘Omn. for house keen ing. $24 4) we ek ee every fahle nxury » CONV, to ear Once 2311 I ‘ wt ADGip - Buvod-sj xc ad Dore '. JOuUr own price. hh ine, ‘ ’ Tuith r - pret baie: tT . rust st. é PITIGN Free: Pretty baby 4, ~ and gir} Ap- Olive st. 4..E. ¥y Uitaker, Me we SINTERS ri ST.. 1430 N. Two connec ting fur- w EST REL Le Pry. » 4110 py, gant tu rujshed room AAR. PIFFFFISOO Diy 2125 Olive “ft. ‘ , ce MORSE bor Sale, a fast hay horse ; Stands w ith- p IANe E : — CLA: ; ith wakel Hiished complete bouseke Ping rooms ; also, sip. and board ; ‘trictly private family of adults ce RASA. Ching: City broke: for de ‘livery or lady cheap: 8 ss ae i sn Bvod miuare pianos, , = 7 ' Bie rooms, with « ak sf MCe.: rneesnn | - - ~~~ . ty ‘dny, / Only S29. ; C sell. Buckley, HTSUS, ng oe he lowes others in propor. ; ‘ Troy rm ir 4 © Pat resp, Bet “ye Water, ete ‘» SSG80n W EST RE LLE PL, + 4060— Fron reem, board if de. BUSINESS WANTED. Pp al fith ing: Path, all CON VEenlenceg ite ~~ bome for famille . ee ~~ atch. brintin ig Meg & eee: lace in town for | Ih RSs Por sei or trade, 32 stant horses: true Mfr., 112 Olive we ih ee hie: aoe Mgr. j - 0 . ieee Wee Ppa gn even | STO K DRY GOODS WAN TREID \ Pop o | atl Co Io] N. ith st. © Workers Drigegey fine harness, 2740 Morgan. Pr Vre : . Coyp : te “ “ | . HDRES ‘\ 1203 Te ene ~~ APAARIAO AAA mite de : ‘ OU ove; $5000; A Riz — nna . en nee IANS New ba neg - Cail and see the beantifal PMI" TV ON . oe NN —Nicely fi, TOOMS, pat keeni, ‘hot ve fvont ms for house- pth, south or Central part of clty. © ad, U 6 AN Py, Toe ONLY - Ste; wut prices 08 | HOUSES or sa} ood bic work horses: bar- DEW Styles now arriving: $50 ft FID) saved }. - om and 2 tor nt on ventence —— a g_ E8B, hot ee wath; reas maaie HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC WANTED. 2 on epatch. anal, rinting, Renton & Co., Pile el ine st | gains: nice buges hl Gélivers none cheap “ISI4 buylog from ay Manefacturer dre > y. ; . . ~~ : : re " _~ ~~ *; = . i i eee a d S , ° at - ‘ : POMPTON 4 ’ t= N.—Hall » , also, large | TP , SLT ST. 300 B.— Nice “y furnished rooms 14 Words cr Leas, 20 Cents, W AN TED—p Arty With means Wants to inyest in ry DI OROE gee red promptly hy reliab aa attor. ar Moreun paautaieninice alas ith, Mfr., 1 = Olive /A. KE. Whi aker, Mgr : MOam eet er they ; firer. lass » Tensona ble: fir > r ni “in ~ i ea eping; Bles an) heat: rooning it SU Mail irde r business. Ad. I’ a3. I’, st Dis, wh. in business { in the elty for Severs} Years. Aft. 1's ERNE Ss. rE TE = nal = " Chaanh tan. ‘fe ree Man. PRIVAT ys sale of sligh tiv ae uprigt 7 pianos, all : Dar , nt at . ws | 0 “a . o a i " . ’ ray ro » ‘ . 4 : - . ; ; 4 ’ : 4 - . wheneinecan COTTAGE ote Cottage or ee Louse, with Sta- We ‘LL se}) Your business Quickly Without public. som eee. SONG Olive =. mae ond floor, (48 horses and large team, Wagon and har MUP TOVeMen ts, full ron back: no further use fur ns 6 lS, s | oot back parlor; cheap | ' 7 I a Pip sail 29151, N. Nicely furnished bie. ad a0 “Post Disp ite A advance Purchasers MOUCY Where necessary, 4 on 5 Alspensary for Private disease Ss, gimple, mess. . 3440 Louis ana ¥*. eee a, N18 en . > * Pate : rriway. fur ‘Oil ‘wou or he i “mer _ a . =— r > ao r} t e Cor ‘ ; © § — o 8 . ‘ che tig a : my ly me i famiiy: Fentlemen Second floor; Private ROOMS Ww ANTI: It Tero, or aia unfurnished! restaurant, recon ash ph ae ‘S room!) ing houses, . harges, et Ither eX. 10 TA . Sth HORS Es or sale, 4 big teams of horses: no plug P UliLs VAN Pe D— Pome Zriduate Beethoven ¢ Come : DAY ty, 5 ol ciet—Pront pp. ms, Connected: | - . — — rooms with Path; strie tly private: State terme. GLASCe OC E BROK FRAGE co A LYING IN private home. eve ry comfort: Cure ex. buyer need apply. 44: os VI Serva to: 3 Uesives mere pupils on Pang, Elia RB. MOUSE KK Omri ty, furnished are; Nall rooms. | VIN Ex HOVE AV... 3134 ‘Block ens t Newstead: _ WB Century bldg. © hestnut on pert Pbystetan; charges: reas, O154 Sen 100) ma D> oo ALL © ASES o ff; rig): Atitios tre ated SUCCESSfy lly Mare, harnpes and open buggy: lady or child cay SM Aeaks nse’ mong small profits for real ‘bare Day PON sy 26GB —~NI Cly furni.«), d rooms. ,; hu WASI} ST... 1s0— VR "O8t-Disnate ee i Go a ; - meee anrene - } LM Ar ny, Sling 4 Hleeals furn ished front VV ASHING TY \ ay ‘a 1won Nike ely ary rooms I ehawineninamies — 14 Words or Less, on c ents, ALL L, diseases trea? ed fre ee; Private Mecnan we ae a ape. MI L.is ! or su le Q big h are. sin 1: wood team af NT Ke K apt ght. Morlery Case, a he ‘amtifanl little : room or , [Wo gent, ney tor he ise keep ing; alan reonws from The ROOM Ww ANTED” New ly ‘furnishe A. room; si} Single a as tne Seeing e! alty Centra! I Hepensa ty’ 12° Fra nk ty ay Mittles and double harne “S$; Suitable for hanling piano, $! * (OST twlea the MOUEY: te an w » : er. eee Di L SON ! “118 Nieoty furnished ro Ms, with be l ‘Vom; —natle. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. se; 20 zood par me tetas Ts. Hsu2 ¢ ‘houte au. AN NY "UDfortunste girl ne 4 frie nds or easistance " ee men Pobivika, — ———— = PEA ec = 2 W INTED A lady be njo teacher. 8113 20 Cents, pe ae CONT ms nt, en? ue Ohos Olive We will take a few horses to board: luust be of $00d character. « Ww. corner 12th and Lo ust RARER ARRAN RAR AAA A ? . oe VEVenlences f£,,, TWO Fentlem on Or light house 7 . . . , “ ‘ 4 fh > & - - wa: | EYE Notsekerping.” g23 nso, singe room, 1.25, BOARD WANTED Immediately, board yh lawn: cheerful: rome: refined board ee “Splendid | 2 NFINFMENTO Free homes > & y , s. . PPO INE pence a la {tiles Pes . . = lt : 4 Neen - tt — FASTO\ ‘1 7 furnished rooms wick bie: wilt exchange for laundry. over rlek sta. — Post Dispatch, BUSINESS— Just sulted for) refined, artixtte ‘ally Ip. trial te ateone 4 oF patient tat cone and | cow For sa} fine-Jersey Ww 11 Rugby pl “Olive MY 6 OF DANe ING, Mr. Jacob Manian, 3545 : > ’ : a aren , . , oe es SS Seer~eeee oo... g . oO é bi ? aor ¢ s le a sfort on or . ¢ Sule, ‘Tse , . , Mm. lve “| : pens S, pr ROOMS AND BOARD Wren ened lady; only $ ino: ver $150 stock; suas boat: all eo - ogi AND BOARD W ANTED Two cursished GLASCOCK BRUKE KAGE CO, 8216.0 All Promptly answered. Kinloch phone COW—For sale. Jersey; tne, xeutle gual; Just! ss PER ap RM— Rapid Pe all the dames Caught. Prog Hashagen*s Dancing Se bool, So- or “WV hi liv | POMBE keen ipo Wha, a S ; : e . ‘ » - kK D.. MOS — Ve ry desirable connec ‘ting POOMS, with £00d board: by two ladies employed: are Woat a Private fami y Wants. . ey eur, J bel _ 802 c lestnut St. PrGrry ST’ : ] iw ~. Ni, ely furnished rooms; Poon Ss. x. ; ail conveniences: __RO_ childre a tn w“ el] he tted houswe: hot bye ath; entr = Joc ‘ation: —s CONFDD NE un a —y a PN, a 2. : a ee | = ks 1MINS — ~ fe Lae — ~ eee a state term: Ad. P ts 5. Post Dixy, ie P “ry AR STORE 7 — om at $12 S reat: @a00 aoe th ae at oho a : be gia payin, for Infants if, de. Ph cts Bo et Odell t. el Turher ea all, loth ane Monroe: acne every ae | = | : = . : MIN si i ; 5 . 6 a ads ge ' ndaner Se PAIR oe a rie “ve eCVptio ‘ é - kets M. Mii vn S7 bg N. F rn te b t m ons ‘far Single or en Suite: hot Water heat and gas grate. Roo AND BOARD WANTED Rent your saauen incon only $20 2 han Of your lig, Kueranteed: ladie ‘S In trouble Call or write: gore , ween day 7 an tose Ne; reception Wedne sda 4nd Sup _ » BIsO for Neht he *ekeening AY quickly, Without publtetty ; list and Set quick re. GLA St MOK mee RAG I OO. Sultations fro board as low as $2 a wa ek: pa ee ~ . e s ’ ~ . ‘ = a ar °; r “es alee SOA sults 603 Tn ntury bidg. —— Re . re hestnut st. tients Inet tat Station. Mrs. Dr, Hog: “An, 2215 Olive. HOUSEHOLD GOcoS WANTED, AT END aad ipse Dane ing As Ae ade my, wv “hrig’ ¥ ave; f srr ins hive reeniely viven « rly wor ee IMATRY lL UNG Hl. : tom he} ? i r r . . q CSSOtie ong “day and rie bd ey ‘nin rte _ fron nt all ROOMS WITH BOARD. ROOM AND Be ALD WAN TED-—$4 ber werk: best Cig: are: .- rent g2n- a be es S15) ae rs, PIVORC ES | Promptly Obtained, bry nthly Payme nts, i¢ Words o1 Less, 20 Cents. Wednesda ' and Naturday ayy pings. Sunday eres Fl GENIA ST. 9+). Neely furnished ¢; mt rooms 14 Words or Less. 10 Cents. reference given and 1 enulred. Ad IY 152 P.-D. _ WEST ARE & CO, sit ¢ hesthut St., Toom 213. ety. impotent ted Rope nbest results: years of ALL sinds furniture, Dlanos, carpets, contents of | Noon and evening Harmonie Hall, lessons Mon- _ for Hight bove, callomes ee . ROOM AND BOARD WANTED By a young lady Dh a ena Weer "baa 28 rag i ’ eat 8, room 210, houses fats, stores _heught; : highest Price paid. a. ey try Parlles Meursday ¢ vening: every- > —s NEY ‘ cE. a 7 a Siebad nc — ov and ae ‘nee os _ oy End. * “ some ert ‘oy Tavlos ‘sv in Private family, De twe eH Grand nud nad, me . Shin’ me nth ; a ieee 2 asst. ying DR. EI A AL LEN Fen Ale Troub es A spree lalty We olf, Shas Ps rk 27.3. 9 hone C 405; Main 158h M. Mn str Y Aost-. lass. Ah: rn and Albers. a | K . . . rt od n couple en suite oat couple wit ' va vy: ~ r n mde ‘ . ) | . . } 2 ’ , ‘ © SUCCESS FUG TaN tens !: ear CORN rege , ie j ' by i . 7 Moors; a uvenlen » BeOd locas ‘On; reas ITOSt. reason ah le termes for first o lass ferviee; Ne Re oe oe ore = wane a . is GLAS OCK RB KE epee; perfes lt see lnaton du ~ a soul = mhahy veer . ASIN PON Highe sf pric e for fe ‘athers and furni- DANCIN , A —— sve rn A — Teliabl. eorporate “l home: part pay in anc any size | »_bostal. Mit de Gerson -— righted: for home Mie —— Use : agents Wanted: te ‘Fritory for sa} le: gral ulek; a sure lect table- boreelain path ~ : at te S. lee Ali Stab e: rs OCAatlor an ¢ 4 eu ‘nr a a . : = as hed f hartime} Ding ea | Week: on, $10 a Diahen “): efereni« ex hanged. Ad. rR 1. a 180. Post. Dispate Po deon : State ter, m Olive my ee ane a “te Ro ‘: treats lading for SS]. (Mie f ¢ RK os Toye WAN’ TED—«% rk — With hot Olive, any how ir. Ph, NK IN av , 8100 Nico, furnished room ae ee ee) -- ne renames tee. Opo% OW ee per yy eek; written suaren- Water attachme ‘nt: alse 4-hole gas “ge. Apply | - a : with SwereMent (4 a))° op Ines ¥ HOARD WANTED] For exchange. good furniture ROOM AND BOARD WANTED For lady om.| G 5 ee BAY oc th oy —— Tor ry Store and a = a ot. Friday and Saturday at 4541 West Be I}. GR. MAM E'S STAG . he HOOL AND “AGENG Wace ') rooms for board. Ad. R 4, Poss D> Spater)). ved; state Mice; must he reas, Ad. p 128, sundry brane 1. RU ALON, pow USIDeSs: } ENNIS. oy egular hy¥sictay o*n » ES ea . " oe Stat ished ISN¢; iWways Pen: see New York } ¥ RANK] aN AV... : edG0 Micely fu ished rooms for . inianoene +0 ost- Dispate *h. rash only. 811 N. Jefe Ts0n Successfully treats ty fr mele Foon for sto BAT HERS._th, aduuarte aba nighest price full Clipper; eloe ‘ution, acting, stage dancing of all . ue — ‘Mey: ; ve. re Moder ') ; onVventlen, e: furnish. { LARK A v 2715 trood roomwa and excellent ROOM . r ND ad GRoc i: RY STok = W , = 4 - 7 om - ; i 7 = r RB Weicht. Globe Pillow M fg. ° o} S. Bway. kituds falight ad: illy . thorn igh Stage prepat ration Mopar . > d . . ile af OS L owe ¢ sh : ion ee ; . . . | . ng a, ere ee re; fog kent, 4 ome — lady em To ROARD Wa ANTPD— iy re refined young trade; Flu 45h per day: ry ornér: estab city; DR iy MARY : R" H] UR? a ~ en os le. FEATHERS Ww “- TED. Will pay 50e per pound; _talent fs “fl hed. 1 a names; " . > A 9 i a) i . i . it } . Z + . . ; ‘ ' r rh ANAK LIN a eee rT tw, furnished : core AYV.. 40K Neatly furnished — Toown, ~ best Ride hav ng DO other roomners er —_ ‘lers: ref. F450, ; Kero reasons; wil] stand 8trictest inves. friend and res las« medic ai atts rT pee Poesy misty he nd yp Stal. S. Batavi a, 116 N. Bth at a nnn ateeialee! steer eet tke Of kitchen and din 0 room — awe bean; private family ; a rasapable ctarges, Pog eeetKed: mention pricey ete. Ad. PY] tigation, GLASCOCK BROK I 00 im all the tlie known cree’ omankind, consult mmo at | FEATHERS WANTE D1 pay 3c Per pound, M. wean the best spol: Prof. and Mra, »Prankel's PRANKLIN AV. Rion, -, 2h “OOK AV. 3951. Large front to, m for 3 or 4] %: Post. “Mspateh. . PRAGE Oo,, poaitiensee _ladernisy Mn Pped office: trregniarith, ~beelinan, 2628 Olive st. Me, nd postal. every Agee Friday fy ere ht. 27; classes o waa roe guished 24 nagpl front : = 4 he ~stnut St. Positively Moved at yyy St; free consult ation = thle’ Mor lay and I rid evening; Separate hall AAR and exatiuath on at sanit, rium: recelves contine- | FURNITY RF, “ETC. w ANTE DA kinds of fur- Tor new be ‘sinners Pp _1441 Choutean av. q a , ‘ase bout te ™ > : MROCERY “STORE ufertionery, “ete., western niture, carpets. feathers; highest Price paid: adults: with Rood hoard : reasonable. MISS HARDY: S classes open every Monday and = OOnM K TOoms se 2 parlor TOONS: ge. ey —— —- “ -- — me on Gotta . av ann en "0s > ment CAS@S: w i} k RANKTIN 44 » SII-Mloan ¢ Mished rooms, for | COOK AY.. 3921 ~Klegunt req rooms and board; cou- location: pre nt $15. | ' : een « fake one to work ; infants adopt. , i housekeeping wontons. He ~ “ Paw ~— ne ple Or me itlemen: 9.0% ice ance tes FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. daite es Le oF nn ? neh ling 3 living pr LS ed: Datie nts met at Station. _ Send postal. ly DsInger, 2o20 EF ranklin ay. Saturday ev, nings: alf of the latest auces Ppee tat) DFE LMAR BI... 3710. Handsomely ania rooms, 14 Words or Lees, 10 Cents. . Ww ESTILO 4 AKE & «4 » 821 Che Stout st.. re, vn) 213 DR. MA RY JOHNSON treats irregularities lane. bt 2 RNI’ TURE EK iC. , Ww AN TE D— Al) kinds of fur. Vanes Private lessons at any time. on N. " * ” . : 4 | > » “al el i o fn , “OS: f ] i : n “at . 4 . YIL a pe a ur 18) ! fe t > . oe ” Anh evente WARBINON ntehee, Ss—Far. room? teeam neats | NAb geod) table, for unl oF gentlemen. FURNISHED Hovan Beautiful furnished 44- Mg ele For sale, 20 ro b. gg avellent location: pe : resante Seiad Dotan’ — ry mall; guaran 121: iaocwest co ne ® bound, ¥, Laney, Sint wees every’ ¢ onve ATONE , - Dh l. Ml AR iil.. SG San, ‘oud aud third Stor y fra: at roo) house on |’ Ine, lear Garrison: priv llege i el, “3 ho ‘nfl 1 ! +P ’ ash ° MVestigute. Dutton a tie . : A ence i. ee ro I. AN ’ !” i. A Y ie R Ww A N TE D. Ww anted at once rea RL ISON ay Se Three rooma- second roOOUs, With Becrury Zentlemen breferred, of taking jy. arders; rent re Asonable; ref. pre. i sian Mi : DR. DE NNIS, 2847 Morga: n st. reg lar Heensed it HE ST eg e paid ‘for Tr furniture and feathers, for first-class heatrical SLUPADY; good pig ” ween red: ee me RS ior ~e “uired At dre ss FP 120 p OSt-Dispate-h. L ive NpDRy r as i ms Physiei; An, successfy liv treats all female troubles: Re ‘nsinge ee Ned Ww alton ay. send postal. plave P. State « ‘perience: long eng: agement. “lw » Hews Pop We er month DELM nae BI. we 3302 Second and third Story. front _ a Satie ia t ’ or sing a first lass Ii tnd laundry, EVAranteoeas Pesitlts- ConTine ment « taken - infants eo Pate oe nna Per eee .. Stew art, ‘Pre OY. FL. : ARRISN ais 1207 No Parniat ed front room: Jeom: of! boatu: gentiemen Ureterred. HOU SE .. room furnished house: Ist November to] Sth horse an Sagon. Call lao Mo at st. adopted: home romforts and perfect seclusion in o USEHOL D GOODS 1 buy Graitere, stoves, oeia te . i if ’ mall for [Wo gens $2000 bee gain, DR M. ARY An T Ht R. re eul, ar ~- plipede 4. LD, ; 291] if rOU wish to sell furniture. Dianus. cart ets or ling, lor $3 ;. hit Clive ‘St. P 3d floor, freu ut. GARISH \ Ay 7 Newls furnished home: Week. : L INDEL. L AV. . bd57 4. room house. furnished or GLASCOC K BROKER AGE Cy. Morgan St., succe: “sfully treats all fe male trouh. Waste hou SehAT effe, Cts, see us: OUr sales _aFe | seit eae apap et bt | . ler erie) C08: aes tleme:, contin — tufurnished.— desirable Joo ‘ation; pore elain bath ne a O02 ( ‘hestnut s et. les for $10, vell att. ‘aded, cash bh vers, Cousiguments solicit | $3 I eR TERM Rap id s¥ste m; al! the dances , r! + Mt and wiry. MOdtera COnVENiEnc. * Beuvliemey I ASTON 4 V.. 2a39- Nice rounes, board: all con. furnace. =" MIL L INE] RY. « STORE, 7 EP ee. . TT nteltatepdinadis: AEE: ed; cash ar Ivan: ‘ed. Sale esroc Es. 1219-120) 1 ive. taught Prof. Hlashage N's Dane ing Se “hool, Leurp’y o1 - . Venliences: yo ry re asonadle; Me xlcan fam wily, - ‘ ‘ or sale, ¢ he finest m ine ry DR. FE Me M. 4 LOF Rev iH 2300 s 2th. st.. “Tecel 3 r v. i EONORI. , & cO., Auctioneers Hall, 13th and Utah >; lessons every Tuesday even- - RG _ ' — en é mR Ee PAP Slore in { Olor Hiley Springs: Invest sel! On ne. ladie 3 dur ing condue ome nt or fr 8 1 ve is . ing: rece pt lon eve’, v oe even! ng; H b o. mA aS A\ . . 2 N ane on 4, qfarnisbed BV ANS AV. - 4808~. Large front room; furnished. OO ENNINIEDREEPE ESS ESSOOO RN ed of Pac he hae EreCat Pargain. vA N. Te. and 5 10 % v. om to” ) 2. m. RANGE WAN Tip Must be high- “£Tade and Bearly Ben's ore hestra. _— ‘ons oF frntle be*z} ° ST@ AT) Mat. AY. = N ies ly fi nish e od single rooms: f; ; * z . 1 1 & Cute u Tooms ; we 1¢ Words or Less, 20 Cents. reut: nice (rude: liy ing rifons . sp lend; d e hanes Drivate » 8eC lude ~“«l, Hie ‘elbsSe ad ‘home for ladie Ss Det [Ore ig VIROrrow bight os mr all welcome; Aled large wom ee es cnn ae a Se e ecatinati fou lady Or sinal) family: > $250 down: terms. : pid during confinom ego dest {ane Te Peliable HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALR -s ey Seets wine and the pre nc eet time: — ai eile. ili I L AT WANT A NT KE DP. MM. arrive “«] couple want hicely fur- . * Irving. in Institution ' in the eft estab! is} 1e par ( ABINET “For Sale kite hen ceblnet ; will sel! ing, Se pt. 2s; Ol tinuous dan: lng Sunday; , Seven —~ J Ma Pa 4 hows ke snp ” i as 1g furnished rooms; $1.50; board if desire d; mo YYn—“"ernee ROOMING HOUSE, on Loo "USE: Price $40 ». Room- Pas. lars. lil Olive at ‘Heap. 3300 Morgan st : Musicians, ; : OO s, hOMS@ Keep) 5S or lee pir ~ up, : ing ise, on } ine, ne i Je aed rsa . » ed ai . . Cee, ee arr eae " Bey Salt convenience, wi P aciedd | RANKLIN | AY. 5 {t2OA—Nieely ly furnisted rome, FOR COLORED PEOPLE. | Westr ARE @ CO” oft", ‘hestnut st. room 21g, | U titi froubl wut uot earet AV. 609 NE legantly 7 furnished TWELFTH ST., 1734 N. (Opposite Dessalines sarelie he» Gene ae Bay ashi Re ty besides; L ADIF. S in tronbie try our sure reme dy trial free, SUG Locust st ¥ oe WHY spend your time and money with inferior : le Ty TT ST « we 25 1 pede antiy. new viy furnished rooms: first floor front rool. Sultable for Office Sc mon rr mtn, hewly Papered, for respec table : ~ om ea oes ation; tine furn Mngs ; Snap; be 2 Paris Cl emic al Co. Milw aukee, Ww RN ToT zh ne a a eet When JOU Can le “ari . from Prof, de ' thi em touts every modery ¢ Vente, ) lovely par rooms, from $4 to $380 per Month; board $5 ber} colored people; 2 rooms, $1 per week. | LAI) Mi none PU “NELURI OF Sale, "furniture aud good will Ney. Whe is the owner and manager of the db lore ay aa | ana ate Ktor rvomes POmkan Nilo Boek if re uired: strict! ret- ‘lass; I. Ks (3 F ANC foe" Kk BROKE RAC EK & .. IE: s ly re Bulator hever fails: one compl. te of ¢ le ‘Rant for: hished Ww room house cen trally j flrese lane ing Reads ny in the U nite “al States and refined peopl ; ’ ? mes Teasonahy ty dren, rofe n ord required, y a . nO chil AARSCORRPLEPLERCL ORR ar ye ‘OZ Che stnut st. _treatme ut free. Mrs, EL Starr, | 2420 F ranklin, Cated: Glled With first-«p, iss, permanent peop! los Is acknow ledged to be the Hest dancer and in- m os : 1 aspegeee ROOMING HOUSE: 16 rooms, neauly furnished. LADIES Try “my “regulator, Sf." ae safe aud sure to house modern ; NES ane rif lee, Ad. R l, _Post-Dis, fuctor in the ¢ ty? We are now formin Classes 2 la " ‘AN " ’ BT2e Nic - rt fm nish, d roo Ens. fon an. GA ARRIS« »N AV. : 613. N. Pleasant Troon ms; £00d SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT. rent &: 30: price » $2 7 On. ’ cure or to pay, 2] 23 Olive Bt. . . - » ae aiete . yc ~~ for be lune ‘TS aft VvuUr ele Fant new ba l, : tHeimen: rs. hot he i ' w table board ; iso day board : conventlent location. 14 Words or Less, 10 Cents _W ESTL. AL E CO 821 he © wth ne AE eC PURNITV RE—For Sale, gas fixtures %, furniture &- Olive, and Whil nyake ex tremely iow rates to all : ae tet ra. A Saliertady NES al H AMILio: N rtm , ba WEP ace a : . - Bs —Setnut St., oom o13. LADIFE S. my mo ath hy reg Net bever fails. try room house ; cheap; eall br riday or Saturday. 1408 Securing tlckets tht. week, as wl] Positively ; LUCAS ¥ % - 4 “were ew second story with Soe acd “als, m af urulshed rooms, with or oF MAPLEW VOD— One hew house: 7 TOOMS; rece p-| SAL WON thy &: mt loe ation ; _— all rent: large box Ie, “7 or r a r be aie ed. Mra. F, Be: ard, | North Park pi. Ran SS, ged ae to tens 7 you sme 2 Decent : TOOT: Alem thal) mv. tm = fea = | tion hall, base MCD; $15- one hlock West of Street Sales; will inv, y Svod ¢t ing, hace ( entury, ave st., Lou svi ‘at RAT hURE, | TC. Forniture ete: onann ft sirtecly private lessons OF 9a. Me Dead _— Pala . f Ls , ' - a — et en untae oOves and ‘carpe ts hall on ave ‘'lrte feo j » Lue ‘Ss A\ » Oty arge Jegant rooms, Due oy pe ~¥ . 4s i3—New ly furnished roo, moms and war station, Ss AL, OON lor sa) » food saloon. wv ith. lease: Ww ill LADIES~ If in remereie SATA Ey 7 erry and money by at \ Our ow n pric we a av high. *t price for 2d- ete c "all fa : a eve ning. MIS, partie * weddings, : ; HOUSe, good Io ‘ality, furnace : board econ. ail convenieness for Sentlemen; gas, hot bath; WARRAZARRARRALNY Involee: good reason for se ling. Ca) 312° N. _ calling At 2929 F ranklin ay. awe sousebold goods, - Broc ‘Kwan, 2219 Preok- | — “al ; . 4 nates i ‘ ‘- ¢} sedis ‘ 1 av 3 - atti si. = , MARK Fr BT.. tato Nie 7 fur nish d recta: call — Wee en 7 re Ce ETS LADIFS : in trouble ca: 7 at private ‘oe ‘before ; oe * j G : ; And Bei lowes: Pres On Ms —" — : Law TON Ay. S421 Neatly furnished — rt ex- DWELLINGS FOR RENT. | SUPPLY DE VOT por Sale, supply ite ‘pot for all and d; e COufinement Mrs. Dr. Myers, lll} HOt SE HOLD ( — tithe sa ile, fontents of five LOU! s] ANA BUILDING ; ~—s ° mw Te a eas; sy adie for n- , Ss, ( ‘es ‘ r Paners: ¢ as Yispat, 8. 14t!, Teohis; } TSO que dy urn ioe u ODIV: me @ - | ~ MANCHESTER AV... 2052 — ‘nd swall front] tlemen: $15 month. - M4 Words or Less, 10 Cents, | city Pavers. Ad. R38, Punt Dis pate = : eben waa ers. 4433. Franklin ay » deal. ~ | rat rent. dancing hall cddienallee balls bf pri. ; fm @ clean; furnigna 2. wo Faro see Sienainieis ADIFS: in tr uble os ’ ~- — vate clubs, receptions, Wede ngs ParGes and ¢ Ube; : OMS; Neat an lean: fu, NGhed of infurnish ; LAWTON AV., appa. Extellent board rons: | BERTHOL Ay. G130—Six. room bri ‘k h ouse, vewalar bysle ca py “Fomedies ‘Dever ‘fall: | SOFAS or sale o> sofas, a inte Per ae -_ ‘ve el; | rooms for me tings and Sa sbouls, Call 8 t6 4 > and ’ close to World's “ae site: t $265. en I lan, 15 ranklin ay te ‘ | MORGAN st . Ren Eh Fantl fur Islied front = Bets; $4 wee, each: own home. Niesen, 16 N. 7th a ren EF. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ur \NHoon, - ~ 7 : ge ; rs wma | $2 each, W inkl r, £722 Sh eridan. 5 p. m. Wil N _andeve nter ry ; off.ce Jat floor. rom oF {Wo eUeMeu, in re nes ow’: ‘ ¥ ’ ure cure r los man — aw — ii ane a ; / beat “ ldow s 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. hood. weak men ory. Involuntary vital Rented and OO eee RP Nt. ee $. PER ! ERM. ie ip dd “yxte m: all = dances Sewing Machines, taught, Prof, Hashagen's Dancing Sebool, 8300 decaying Physi¢al bOoWers; py: epared by ag: bau LAWTON A ++ 3314— Large ond - flo ~ Rr - . -—- ce ~ ee pa rent C HEST NU T ST., “rooms, bath, haly. t. _ home. ’ ; | ; | , POOmM, new! ¥ decorated and furnished hot bath, c 12 S 14 MORGAN Sp 041—taree neatly furnished fron: furnace; best board; private ans taal Keutlemen: Keeity & Co., j c Chestnut sa CASH for uncanceled postal cards, postage stampa, ted licensed physiet, an and tsed and prescribed | aston av.; leasona eve 7 ae oweoing; dane- _rowan for house! Coping; so. ex. : all con. f Pefereni« ME hepiiyad ane? Cc LARK AY. ; 8002 9. room Bhone front aud low n. Colus: Pre nium Coin List, 10¢ ; price lists free. fn his rac Olee for oy ye ars, Under positive Suar- | Ve AC bt INE ol Bale, bhew He me Machine: good lng rece ption a Thursday on Saturday oven _ Tan an ot St. Louia Stamp and € vin Co., 100g Pine st. antee; price, pe : ‘tor thos t se : 2n2- Ings, : ij, ohsbst aM some|ls fur m4 floor POOLS ; mode rn CVbVenlence 6 o ‘clock ding Tr; ——e ; - oles [INSON pn s sh Soe old Silver " ag . ‘,. Sansas c ity, Mo. Day on st aa 0 room ill ote as me ivilege in kite oa ier HOU sh nadine on bs at. West Gasehanay lovely, Modern WIL kh Ss 2: pay a gs MS, ver a dia. - - a } — P - . . , _ re asonabl ime le | Sard; modern house; hot water heating. about one acre of 2 STomBE; rent $25. F. & Nie: OLLI ANREP IOORIA . Clegant accomma itions: er; lage irNes: © 7t - raloed ny Moth AME KIC ‘N STORAGE AND MOVING CO. . 2318 lie L Coal, . fas Be $4; plates (best teethy, $4 to Rt xt class wo. k Bolles, 4 | Piles, bPYT Bf vpes Penta a ll href bath: a lable: prea. “maly references OCR antes i creniteesesen MokG | N 1 : ; , . Lact S'] NJ o” 2uyi Large rooms, with excellent _ se n, 16 N. 7th , 3 | ; Sf.. ay Tee, Lleely py ir. 2 tnd Sd onrd: large lawn: Convenienr €8; reasonab) : ime Dr enna — — Fy care an regular pi FStelay tisfaeth, cua: SINGIP "Ex no 2 ‘Nrer ; fore front and UNCC ing Kody TF Southern and loch h, «© 738. ’ pleces of mee art () S "RE ( ] if A T( }R BONDED Warehouse He: uty ‘. Wiebe Storage an ¥y r im for " aes - j } » yaw W x 4 one oF two gen Vemen; refined Private family LUCAS ay 8213- ‘Neatly furnished room, with Vvenlencos; furnace, stable? near High Se hool. Key _S00ds a @ Jari, v4 astiip Be COn k ‘a. Stoves Ran es, Etc. Moving Co., 1512-1516 Freakin ay. : money ade . : eXcellene bow rd ; $35 tor two. at corner &rocery, vs , , Bl or leves in 8 boi Wa; beware of sul dalowiens 8; none ? ges, Yauced when desired Kiutoch, © 96a. MORG V VN | : Sy Ni ely furnished 2d Noor ~ - — - epbenees — — a c 0 ree R. y ‘al higt grade, Ie pe T bm, del. Tel.- B Sonu. he Witbo if « Ztiature ©] Golde nu Se ui Ale “J ty : Se: front wv om; All modern COHVenlences. L, UCAS Ay » 227 Neatly furnished rooms : ‘feat. WE L. LS AY. : 62374. room cottage: $13 month, 1720. Superior Coal Co., 623 Olive st. pri ' $1.00 211 Morgay at BTOV ER py Sule, hard ewal Radiant Home base. r K \ nk IN WwW arehouse and St e ro | “ - Class board ; all Sonventlences ; reasona hile. PP Bans Eo —e . ma burner: , lso, r Se, Set coal. 73. Delmar bh! Fran * av; store ge and pase king- ‘Cotanatie ve ; MORG WN OST., 2814—Gonne Ting froyt roome: for} — vine ee . WE ST BELLE --PL., 48150 room dw: rT ng. all | CO AL. er’ s hi = ag nit Fg bu lots, deliv. LA DIE S, #: 500. REW. A R D de cada range, % 2 i ae pon 14> dust-pecot rooms; twin t “phones. Charles Seutlemery ot light HOUSE K a ping, Hise, other LU O. AV 3416- lL. “arge, nie ely furnished > room, Mixlery Conveniences: ae tion ball; furniture for oe red. . ahi Orr, “ “rset Kin c 7% e C irpe Rugs, 3 Ete Nie ndriny ANS, op 1. j UO tis with board; _ terms reasonab le. Bale; $45; saqulre wit thin ELEGANT Brv mswic : pou ! ‘and b, Niard tables: Re li, OF @ ones of SuUPPreasion Old Dr. J n' = \ 7 ' i ; nn ; Ese t, ble. J.-L. Fowler, iss Market st.’ | Reguiator tatist! relieve tn 34 hours “The, Monthly “morse al, Moving, Pack vr) og Shipping: Cas, OLIVE ST , 2 i. omple: ely fur nished housekeap. } “I APL F AY ; ” Soe ‘Rooms with “first-class board : = ren re vasona a er, areet ar. all obstinate, long standin n at hours. This se to 5 an ARP evs For « ale, ong misfe Carpets: Bruese ls, hioves = Stores your Purp! ture w ith Cave, fy : Ing rooms, $1.75. 2, $2.25 w, Ckhiy; two front ovaty SO VeDence ; new house. GET OU R Prices on awe and pool tables defors cause. This go:npound concentrate vegtianin ae fluid dh vely t, *o ply fing: fn, $2 up: fe. bedroom sets, | Padded vans $515 Lacleds Phone Kin oc 1s 3 rooms. | | - ROGAN ST. Ba “° Nicely — rs story eaatans FLATS FOR RENT. buy lag es ranted ae” many Bay was ate; our | to ali tocar tece ‘without anent, Has parent be Pinheag Ne arar ane sldcbourde, + Lviding beds, ail eo of NEW yok K S1lioR. IGE «ny . new Warehouses, of. i 2 OLIVE xT 4 KON i, irge 2a story front room : Other ry vote, With first. -Claag boar 14 w " Clshions ere euar ee c “ars, an are | Many ved ’ m™ Ganger, | ‘COSehOld goods ett fog storage Wuet sol fice, Jil | flon Try st bl ag., Move, Pace i e 1) ‘ ords or Leas, ull Lf venta, Diade by 4 Dew vy icanizi ng Process: old tables vy sa rom 8Vicide Posit! vei» * @Uaranteesd Price gg’ | At one, leij7 I ranklin ay. ! » S& D oF - A . OOS LL Pee ; VEVODOnCos: 1 , ee ° . ¢ Sture be “Pehoid MMgS: Gf Pen Privat, MORGAN ST, 4107. Desirable rooms. 60. ex.; all| ~ ne ae epee eet fitted with our cushions are as Good as new ; eat. | DR. Jaca CASON BR. co., Reos. 167 Ueartorn Servet, — i F- | ne — ” ie =e quod FA ive at b, D 1s, stor St ; “OnVeniences of 4 modern dome; heard BRANTNER PL., 3147-5 rooms, hall, bath, Isfaction g, aranteed or mone; refunded; see our | INNER Corse: re P| / RU Special sale rugs, Carpet *. furniture; Is ft . A tal ~—: OLIVE sr. 1S—Vurntahed rOOM; One oF two gen tines Keeley a Co., 1113 Chestnut st, slet eemcat of "Manager Wanted for lawfy! | ru; pie? \ ih ae \ LF h (TT 7 H LOR | fr “a Sorage; rugs, g2 Ao "P. 1614 Franklin i SouTH BIDE STORAGE @ MOVING CO.. 1901 te thems “oes hea ahi. . Mi NAN ST 4304. Two inte ely Purnia) ne « ~ ——.. — _ — oO —_-— slot Machines P aliper Billiard Table Wor ine bs week Ssit UU Ady ji TEMA b} hes i UU | A lus Sk lone Tel. Sida» ‘Jy wan: Kinloch.” © lola : SH roo | with os without bourd; private family wet [| FALL A¥., 2518—Three inrge rooms, $9; newly pa Chicago, M1, Selieves im 3 hours: ba ware Of onnatitetns. poo Miscellaneous, i... § VLIVE gy » B117~ Bax, Ment teom: » il take rene _bered, | — “Sa terrace, ‘ ay * — Be hulve tt 2a uk signature ,; f Catula Med. Co 1 A Ne ‘A N x T \ Y C . | eM ahUNdry wot MORG AN ST.. 3437—Choire roonis ; southern expo- | } a so w lovely modern 4-p, mi PURNACE— ror Sale, hot air Parnaee, in good | $s" Washington ay PA a tt ate POP een 7 . . v ah : OUD Pine Si Tet roo te for Storage, Lt hy Droer « arpet roow: Clea * Pent ler n all Gentes oc \ ol MORG AN ST, tS I Nicely furnished Mom ye GR AND AV R521 ~ 3 and 4 room flata: large ge ant ap oR pt, ~ i 'é« iy J ti a CLAIRVOYANTS hE ST ‘UR. iNT or TRI 1 For al — - ntl on | TST iNSurapce in the « ity * JOU have a: Cease to soko nia ‘ an: ; d; , : een ed ane — orth double; gua; ee COn 'Ors, take a. ne i : “Ale, © en re on roon t any ¢ me: all movin ’ OL IVE xT ate... Wy, if Nished do ble parlora 4 rte oa first-class board qQulet ny ight Pind: Sager fas. Water, laundry, Screens al] around: j Fantage Batt. Bros. O17 EK ranklin ay 14 W Oords or Less. oO Cente fit of: a large pent aurant, {ne luding hote) rane. ine guaranteed, atone . ‘Otten, oa wine ted ian and other ‘Penman SMe for hoon ikeenin. a ena ho children. - - ‘team table and brother. furniture, erockery, et, ting up © ‘4! M. fry e ‘ SSOO DI ng . ; : = _———. “— Sa NEW end 2d-han ad billiard and mos] tables: Cloth A. Rea rOORT i e bh, rhe : : - OF Main 2656 om . Ket our rates, OLIVE sr 1526 Nicol falshed roca: pa me Te tae bathe es, pad tae ram, “Reeey af ex nt 2 I ball, bath, w, . and balls. A. pe Schmidt. 326 Market ec ) 27424 FR wNKLIN’ ay 4 I F mh, Breat bargain. Inquire 413 Lucas ay le IDE! ry ST RA p ton thin rs be pel : ’ a bs reley >. b. ie@s ° - e ame Then ia : otetale BE. im eT, ‘ing uePw S) ’ ; ’ “ nw Mii up lfon me fe rv’ tbe : in full R AR RGAINS--- IPN TURE AN STOV r.) ‘ BRA} NCH OFF 1005 Pi ES - mm = aa H ; oF Ren- Ry 0 . | olors, all kinds at G50 per gy] ~ Worth $1.50: | os ~ thom. wi . ~~ OLIVE wr 4272 Stes : bn lieman: Diane, Cas. bath: sou th frontage ; privat PAGE BL. 5201 TO A 205.4. Nev w 4 and 5 room ~ ‘actin ' ae del we JOUPr OCtupa “Om snd when SOU Will marry | A ooue 50 be droaowm Sults, side Masog Wardrobes, o aonee~ ~ Bell, Mane som tieowmt tre : ~The = hd “ae oy k - oe? tt? won: family “ flats. s aztures, furnace, eereens, etc. ; open. Natl 3t last Standard Foal Co,, S23 N. 6th st. + If Marriage, » Chnees. deaths, ‘cia, S°S. traveis. | fo ling beds, big log of hase burners. 4@1P-t gh: . wnt Male 203. Klnioek ’ . wr. touthern CX posure; a co o next .to Hite . | dlvorces san rs nf ; o- : wa” ; he et) VO teneen Harris A w engl«r. yOu Chestout t. | a ie a a Vorces, SParations, laws. Mts, Dustin. tran any ads 6. j tions, wills, dee ds, me tgage *, hose oy absent } stoves and ranges of “ll makes and a big lot of OAV ST opie m8, Great floor Water in board; $3 to’ $4.50, according to accommodation. ai Low Is + vy rent ace son roa Te nee painters’ sup Plies. Nie man Bros... 4: lI) Park friends inter ont you. If you desire to be More sue. | mishe Carpets, booke ases, rolling top desks, 9)) new room. bet? wi mn m™ Mithon- RS Month O1 1\ r ST.. Hethar Nilo y furnixhe , room * ' large yard, Sta °. ren rea a ieneiiiciiacmie av.: both ph. ne . D 1° 24, x dner 428 Mw te l, if v + desi = to have Your Com estic Kvvuda, will be Rid at factory Prices, It wil) ATTORNEYs. -AT-Law, . ~ . ae ‘* >] ‘ ? s. @ | " - > : =e a ‘Se . roub reme ea Lae, ‘ a . ror . a” ~ vE sT 2ith. Orge. well furnished rooms for en sulte, With or Without board: private i or T rd E ah 3d rach oo. ST. 4as2 N § Exe ellent {-room | PRESERY ES-- Fu, Sale Cheap, eh olee ler Of pre. mies ee ver te dd iene. bw frends. - _ pa 5 gr tt f bar Stone nse 1¢ Words = Less, 20 Cente, DMPORCODIOg, «in, 40nd conne ting revs . at arge lav a 2 we ST ves; 4 kinds: on account leayi it VGISt, | Whatever may be your Troubles, sis THE FR NALIN Fr N ‘ere atte ee _ e. e OL i\ kK s T. J8Te W ell A reiahe “d Jd Story r : net - } ' ‘ ' a | er « 7, oti! D) / Fo s Pic horns or de A R ITT RE CO., A DIV ‘ its kK secur 1 | bh _ ULIVE «ay / Oi Tee , Dvecting + ~" fur. kood bom red : private familly ie om w EST REL LE TRRR A‘ "Ee, 45654 mom fat pan. } Dwrdler af sires, ‘aii On thie Wouderfuyl, gifted Man and he 723 Frank)in ay. Ley. Laaw Ofn. e “1002 ive at 28 Boas e attene fur Ng?! oy i. (fering s° ner Week Da, iT, try large ‘ ‘osets. every PON venlene ss ja biteor si TG UN . . - Wiij Potnt oy it and S licens vou how fo Overcome all RARER ARR ranlin we . . — ; : = pat re ha oO! IVE aT - ‘ OS Nicely furnished rooms, with fervice: $20. ewner, 911 Mar. Ue ayv., adjoining. rt A EN Fa pred Remi: ston hammeriens Shot. "Keone ye me's from happiness 4nd succegs: DIVOR Ez. DA) Mi AGE eulte ete : advicn Sel ae ULIVE ee in Ny fis T — Iw» ‘ ' idern e. 4 ~- ie if ST@e] » a never cate m 0 Un F . , ‘ bow Kms ; ihe : 7 o er? et Pl - we Toom for a a ae I, nod " hous tee — anos a Suburban, I ind: u ~~ Useul bargain Jaffe Bros ‘ 17 ‘ t ranklin n 2 | - i a ; MACHI HINERY _ feta an i I aym te, se | r oan st, room 6 > - é j - lo —— aa | (AAVG ST... 4161 ~Elegant ‘mead StOTy front. RARERAEATTORRRI ee, rice MME. tit, 4) te lin th e future, Unites lowe TS, Cansan : . Divone Fs ottained po on pty. Gaietiy. moderate OLI\ ! si » 1p] fin furni« penal Nm ff, ro utle. Perireh Nery expos: we Ckcell: ‘nt me a Suu): Cou le & rs Speedy MATTiage. FTOVeES evi) It Wences, Jan alos Words Or (.2es 20 Cents. ‘ barges. Colle tlons made. damage Cases ee of man end wif, it VF Zeatiemen: a} ise one for g« hor tea th : reis To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES GAS r ap TURES i hidden treasure, ue ‘Ky charms IZks PF Pal Kilu ay. eee ee ae “raat alvice free. Centraj Law Bureau. 1 11g Ne LO} ivVE aT east ~ Now Ttrnished nr oms. Second. on POON ay TT, 13 Large third story front mo: u, be Words or ame, 80 4 — law vow. 3 F hog latest sty le eneral x avoSiance ; MME. 1. AW SON, fortane teller, ¢ latrve ‘Yant and Wantea. - : mio eee . ee ; By eT an ni i: thie tern. Heatly furniabed hot bath: ronvente nt to car. » Oxi rnd Ap} lf o., Inoy Olive. Ligitting app. lancy hie diuni. Diwan Fran klin a’.: prices Bu to &) a GRO r LANE. lawyer. Dre: ctiees in Missourt acd r % a" | - : with or without board: private family; terns | F aes Ne N. teh Hy . Waite $0%130; with headquarters, TRI MPe tag MOTOR WANTED w anted, « 3-borge power « lliineis courts: ‘ullections taker consul tatiog i ’ , on ; : a we - ~ ye ¢ Pur, rooms for _e6rena ble. power e¢ - . > Sata, r adi: v r ... ti alate. 2861 nk, pairvoyant thetor. =. (rabinsky & ho. 718 \ ith w? free. lu7z \ N. th et. second Bour. ~ , be antias oon ry CHilren ~ o erties “ ~- ree. - i t' eet] given lila p hear . ; ‘ : . "| PAGE BL, gone F nt 1 1. ACLEDE A\ SIO Large store and fat; sult. S] REFT rs ? Vandev, nro, , PAAR PINE «> om OLonnect| S 8nd single rooms, | thy. B. th or Without boa ~f oom Ie Private _ able 27 Chest on™ — pean t we ; ! Z - BODIE ) | | = ad r : | he - Mcely furnished ror light bOumekweping - every | - nea Co., ( Chestnut st nitatte for an s tocéG Uses. IME. Bho SSTEDT, true adviser tn ty Ine ld ‘ Nenene : ne atin . -_ Us ote ‘ken houses, ; me >; _einess and ; é hd rae . . - es, st, we er room With OF FIO¥. pal | Outside ‘corner OFive with Vault rhe. Bi cas oe MATHES & CO a ae — Of life: price aon: i421 PF ranklig av a > Books. ? ~ PINK xy 25H Nie ty furnixhed mt rom: | ~ ON ere ee at ex blade onally low rent Apply room 3, La S31 N Broadway. MME. «A: NNA. the ‘best. KNOWN forrs ; SO | BOOK SUR Seth: 82. por we | PINK ST dom Second story trom aad connect. | clede id | ae Market at.; establionng {gllet of | GAS AND GA LINE ENGINS BOOKS of all kinds POSEY: and seid, wit Gall or sem -" | an ——— liye Pons » Tramonable; gi) WO VEDIC mex hard | om, PP iggerecmme - AAO woe vANn ie ols Py mmished reotu if desired ed SEV ENT Hn ST. 208 N. Store. and POOR, suitable AL ON YY CoS WY SAPPRPPRBLL LLG neath tracthen ne tete, = rake a ey ¥ PINE wT ow)y Rooms fey couse or 2 gentlemen. PINE xT 2K Meta aad oe ard: fo - man ng for saloun Keeley & i, 113 ( ‘hestnut st U| 6 DENTISTs. i CALAHAN & -_*& Lowr, oS. Oth os =| dealrabite ae ether mh ies sredir an eoccmenat @ix per sone. rome early. ST\ IRE A fine atcore Part err fen “t. with h fine plate. i 14 Words o 4 <— si ST Nt a ntl . : J pine 3 , — tlase front. nea; Broadway and Franklin av: | ae Compton Avenue nn eM aoe Adit . rine aT a6un Hervtnn fax Saanioabiba 81 tM, PINE NT. Me Nicely furnished rooms » goed wil! leas f. © 840 per monih: state the kind of conten ane heen Teentaal Railroad and Z O72, 4:41 6) #2 por Weeks two ial) rotus, @1 __oard busines® rou are in and ad. 145, Post-Dispatch | Best Standard Lump Coe) ,) *tket Streets. | DR. HARTY NN. Dentist ‘Semination free; gf). mene a ceenaeeee } Hi h. rade Carters] ¢ Qa, at. SS re -Bloe — Ne — ver Thidiy Doge. Wh ; gold Atlin as, $i. gvid c ruwne, steam Water sap. lies Oo7? 2ge VINE sT. BBLZeINe w ly furnished” _second-story RUTGER a? sT.. bond ea Nicely tor ralet room, with o: » TWELFTH 8T.. soo” —Large “a store work fren Shon Kee ™ thas oon — best a(teutien, Orst-class; COnY., reas, Without

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Le ee — ee ee eS ee ae ee THURSDAY—ST. TOTTTS POST-NTSPATCH—SEPTEMBER 26, 1901 —— ee E MOTTRIUMPHANT WITH PHENOMENAL VALUES|| Baty [ict tang AMERICAN MISSION BOARD GOES ee Friday Bargains in New =* Fresh = Seasonable Goode. Kos SUPPLIES It is mot what is sald in this ad that brings EVERY ITEM TOMO?ROW A STRONG SPECIAL ! “RIBBON —all silk vai ta—one i ® x : H. A. HYATT, ABDUCTED BY BULGARIANS people to the Glebs-—it is kaowing that what FORE EE Temorrow. D:licious Ice Cream Soda to ali ladies purchasing 25c and over. , ‘ ‘ancy striped Nec] bbon—thrree inchs 412 N. BROADWAY. ) >. Das ; is said can be relied upon. SCHOOL COMPANIONS containing ruler, peacil, peaholder aad | ancy striped Neck Ribbos —theve 4 peas-—free wiih boys’ suits. — > Tr ndemn ' e uired o | | ' Mats Trimmed Free of Charge. | JOEL ve & BROS.” Heavy Indemnity Will Be Required of SILKS and | THE aaa LATEST NOVELTIES BOYS SUITS, 3 GREAT Koad ro , noe ee ‘e are showing som rery _handsom _ id Yr - ¢ hia «s eer or } : Turkish Government if Harm Be rT aA tht veri ft little boys, (ges 3 to S—such int te tee ie PnP cae a vie Pez Bom % te . i iU Yok: ryan PEOwSO, silor. Mar y 3 na dept, tomorrow. - ae Py S20 Ss | to Dit" 5 | ine, Gems tm: the latest stpiee of mmo VELVET HATS Rwore’s $5 ba.) own DS an ee 4 : 3 . le pe fall « ai ie ‘ ay foreed to sacrifice many seasonable items. \ great variety of " eee eg : " sz? falls the Missionary. Anan . The most remarkable bareains ate ~ — nm the latest styles " snl bi les get he - | ribeye Me» Special to the Poet-Diepetc!. A JOB LOT OF SILKS. | Carpets eve? relve ts . and en : grain , have them on . gh - | . beet. Re . ce * d worth & : a d Lad oe . , : 1. to. aru ire included ard an yp enc opportunity is presen‘ es WASHINGTON, Bent. It {s announced = y . ' — , = — (rh ag QS ‘ ana mt . : ; , Swope we a . es ; ‘ 3 8 by the Ameri rR * Missi wokendieet : ne at ' ee eB 3F¢ dies Shoes, Bat ne ye “ y SPECIAL NOTIC 7 RETURNED AND MONEY WILL BB REFUNDED es vy the American Road of Missions N “we. pot RI * PL weg | turn, sin Shore, hest exse : U RETURNED AND MONEY WILL 88 kBPUNDEBD. representative tr (‘onstantinople } gre te ; lifferent | ihe 4 210 ] | | l * a ind . A : _ e+ : . >? . j to + 1c ." fv re ‘ 5 | | ) pieces worth ngrain Varpets. on fulis, sizes B to, Stall ay ni ack "on 10 Kevopr's&i" ay sitehed $1.59 | _ CAMERAS. | SUNDRIES. instructed to arrange for ransot ng Miss _ Ellen H. Stone, the American missionary,|@ ° oar toe Ingrain 1Q—| 9c Ingrain 99¢ i Ge a Ragen | Ager ep Pane r vay “2 et on . © ie) Saoes. Sexe | ree pt | , POS, fF ailee collars, de , Siac ee ee a § Cyclone a Aveda. TRIPODS. captured by bandits tn T S50c Bleck 65c Rainy Day =, ‘arpets Carpets ‘ ee Th ay ho ; Cheviots, 25c¢ Skirting, 39¢ 400 Ingrain | ¢ os Ing? ain Wes ats NIRTE een : ) : Me | has plac a ne ae wee . due n : ’ . & ee rw) Tf «] ii’ ‘ fi is ° Carpets 2c (ary ; 44¢ . in me “ ‘ Bal vf or txt wrvi : Skirts he ‘alues »- arin DRI ‘" 10 ; gettin +, | 9 PHOTO — at ‘ ce ss , , wenine 4 Len « 7 re P penin xr , by % . os = F.0C in members of eather marty + vin mo [1c LONSMALE dSc FLANNFLETTE With Rerders te Match 7 ee hen +, patterns it 2 | .5¢ 4 ites Wheel st “* ee ae ones fr “om wae0 ? ALBUMS aia oth re on the night b re ANSIE. 5c. | SKIRTS, 19%. Marten, Ws’ T5e with or | . ‘Sha ers, fuan-|seamless. double O.. sha | tt 0 lous-lane - riarneiert, | 50 rolls best quality Wilton Velvet thont collars, percales and cheviots.. m4 | an 3 iors.” etem! i teas. Giada eae A COMPLETE SAMPLB LINE OF CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. | | nderskirts. cro. | Carpets, newest patterns Overs a row nie : $1 ke — +396 : ha, were. Ne CAMERAS AT A SACRIFICE, MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY. : i . o bec per pair DOUBLE WEDING SP : = : ris i. edge: full _ . | The Largest Photograph ever made is on exhibition at our display at the Exposit > © SPOILED) @ =: ts, S'S" 0" WILTON RUGS — Room Size Waists © HOUSE FURNISHINGS FIP on exible fom “ value $22.50 Wilton Rugs, 0x12..814.75 ’ 2 Way Under “ y oid 65c GEPSP S230 Wilton Rugs, 91x12 $17.00 mixe aed. _ ar sad cance : One of the Goodknight Sisters Changed « : PEATHERS. 4%, | sio Wilton Rugs. 1814 x12 $18.50) cheviots and fine blue serge, perf a | ror t t | 1a?!) pnapseaiee | poesia B/E" na Hi A. HYATT, 412 N. Broadway, ST. LOUIS. | ae athe . s | alne ‘GINGHAMS, 3°, C. | iand Marr | stand- i500 Iba live gees, t $15 valuc— Prices. poi og 4 fing fr - leathers, si SMYRNA RUGS — Room Size, = A 7 stones 2 dies’ 1-W Kersey eae NF a sbi . The Largest neta Photo Supply House in the U. S Old Flame. Gin haan we gn at bp : ‘ a re CO) Sr ns: u Ox12.. > TE Boos, 56 James D. Diet re es BFgliar ase vain As | $50 Smprra Rugs, x13... 19.00 | MEN'S OVERCOATS | $8.75, 42 inches Tong. satin lined throghou »., Bept. Cb James enh! rn ' values, : ew. |} > pear! butto } - of Rico, Cal.. and Miss Anna pwodknight ; mit EDs, 3, | Nc OUTING | INGRAIN RUGS — teen Size, , weil : et ham My! bes - mats, Ai Broadway price $18 it ei le Knives and ° of Dumpville were married by the ‘ 25 r ay WO yds .| $5 Ingrain Rugs, 9x9 + BS.98 shades, | $12 alue—Ton iwe , Ladies’ Automobile, of Irish frieze, lig rhite rubt bc Crystal Table Jee oe ; f. | $6.50 Ingrain Rugs, 9x10% &i.48— nn | tan and castor, all seams handsomely | re! | Tur % .. €> ieon I sa ¢ nieht "The r , } > alien n ens it ig Annei = ‘ Y Nagy ru bie wedding , T y ' by] iy sDasomMe (vies, $7.50 Ingrain Rugs, x12 B:3.0955 "ies ar a “~y , : piped in brown velvet, 1) cuffs, | ‘© blert fei. , ' ; : ‘ 7) Oye. te . aa". war lined thro iwhout- Broad- . , } on fancy Deec- . SE ~ C S 95 : ~*~ Parlor HBURN - ROS .B Y residence bu Tue . ) I bails ecek 2 is > a wnite:g 4 C ae were LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTHS. TT ge 5 ee at Ge tin Y ay price $1: >.00 orated ee Senter OF : — a Bs | ‘ql, - 5 = eee Vetoes sth Fr a or Oil Cloth ve oh ee ae : Sanh ° oe aa oa 4 | ,. ‘ adies’ Tan and Castor Kersey Rox strin rs. | Samnge, all Oscar W. Khodes, a lover of former year Lace CURTAIN “PRICE. Linoleum, 2 yds. wide, sq. yd. ; Yat fo G Sian grecenh’ sete a8 — finished | 950 sad | piet 8 n . : a re ae. so : Pax me ae W eed sev 7 os of silk stitching—)| Jrong...... | 25¢ 2 ‘0- REV. ROBERT HOLLAND TO WED. /|@ *=. Ce Sa [sd Curtains. 3%) SPECIAL EMBROIDERY DRIVE. | A 1 & &. & & likin $5.95 | tc Wash Tubs. | yepi- | on pen 98¢ $| 98 2 s Hamburg and Nainsook ie. Ae te , | A y x Ladies’ Cheviot ss_ Skirts, flaring size. cP OTA Se rn 2he 1 3 co- pair ace pieces — TO?) rT) ¥ . rm s i se ¥ f fy ’ : ; a a - * ha +) ‘7 { ely or ‘ , oe) ° - . ; Sc, 10c and 12'yc per ‘ne oom seemee, flounce, handsomely « rded, new designs | 59¢ Wash Boill-| rated Bisque He Will Marry Mrs. Emma T. Sprague | @ .., eal —License Issued Today. Bee lor . @y ls. long, ard values— 5 | —Broadway price ers. witb Ac. pair $i 4B) aii $9. 48 choice. . & The Big Store-—7th and Franklin. i $4 ae se covers 28¢ a &—2—2-o—-o—-o-o--2- 2 -o—-o--—- oo "» irtal “ae. ———- - ° - . . = - — - EE = = = — ay — _——— ene OLD ORCHARD | OWN HAS GI .O WN the surface of the water in less time than | | A if () A 5 1 day and a half after death. There is a discoloration as large as the of the a ; — ee V\ FARY () - BEING A BI ISY Cl | Y palm of one’s hand on the forehead é . deceased, which looks as if it might have Miss Barbee and Others Help to Pay} resuited ‘from a blow with @ Bn, Fe ave s a city under the name of the latter, Old | Funeral Expenses and Discover Undertaker Brichler says it might have AMALY been the_ slightest bruise occasioned by Faq . Excursion 5 Orchard people have objected to nerteain im- striking the Ww: iter face down, the discolor- Citizens, Longing for Cross-Road Store provements. There Was No Corpse. : ¢ : i ation of which resulted from coagulation , SUNDAY, Sept, 29, »@ Mayor T. C. Young, who was the candi- and Red Schoolhouse, Petition for date of the (ld Orchard faction at the re- Nn a Warrant issued Thursday, charging eo by the emb alming fluid. cent election, has gone ahead in making | Mrs. Louise Govar of 1033 South Eleventh ‘a ty ae was found in the pockets of fie aecen sed, Separation From Webster improvements, which are said to meet with ‘eet with tit I ny, Miss Daisy D he f Dill , Intermediates. vand trib “rates, af the disapproval of his rmer supporters. ch L WIth petit iarceny, MISS als} ne Bee bul eral of Dillon took place Thurs- , | Intermediates. Round a — hag Webster Grov er bout Soo arbee a lawver. ‘cclares that she Was | L\ rrenoon from the Benner and Brichler \ i ft #1 nO S oO «>. Special train leaves 8:00 a. is ih Groves. “Greater | rive dertaki tablisl t to Cal C popul lation. Jefore ncorporation it har , dewinked z gt Reape . 1 de kine establishmen Oo alvary ,em- — iwinkes of money by the woman ~ | m. Tickets, Southeast Cor. 8th and ete ry. Backwaid, turn backward, O Time, in thy sweeps: about 3000. “Wher ‘ame back from my vacation,’ - ' Oliv Tn i , | Olive sts. and Union Station. tue a town gum do it for keeps: SOCIALISTS AR ARE DEFIANT. | MMi arbee Prosecuting Attorney DR JENKINS INAUGURATED. —_ a 1, SO Weary of being a cit, " , Weary of having to g.t Up and git, Johnson, “‘Mr rovar was the janitress on pe frying with otler big burgs to compete— They Announce Gonwe Ganwention for Sedalia hye l ‘ of 1! ‘arleton building on which Impressive Services at Kentuck Chris- VI E (et ees Worried with sewer and gaslight and street; 77 1 cated. . hy by of oe to 7 ne to ~ | Despite Opposition. “She had done work that was unsatisfac- tain University. —_—_—_—_ —_—_- —_- —_—__ na * me, O, wipe me, o ‘rogress siate. da ae ‘ lai : ste TMs, wens ve omit on é * . ; io : auoital ts tee Se Be Gry jana I notined her of my displeasure, | LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 2—One of the ff FOR THE CUTTING OF PRICES M | 523—HAMILTON, DENTIST —523 SEDALIA, \Io . Sept. ee om i> "T e1rens, . . : ~ o “e . ss — sa a 7 ul that sine was most notable events in the denomination of BUT i it matters little to us what vur ’ sackward, turn backward, O Time, just for sacs | as only the day eee Gr Gre cee Re ecente 'president of the State Federation of Labor love ate | . eben mad Kon | the Christian church tn the Go ‘as th St: ration of Ls before she hi: ries r husband and had hristian church in the South was the ae gong may think or say. L 2 THE PUBLIC we are ere. 523 Locust Street, “ye th cant Eeoasaeth se Say Ss the state eoctalist mventlo Pe | wii i ; sit li} With ihi or SO malhy nignts be- inauguration here today of Rev. Burris y Ww) nat do I caie for the sidewalk and curb? j|held here Oct. 19 and 20, despite the action re he died that = wae site é perce ge Jenkins. fo er pastor of the Christian ing to pleas to please wi whose favors we ask. Northeast Corner Sixth and Locust, oe y stree ; 77 7 s i She also said that she ha iad nothing to ; ti sens ‘ eee , — . . , (; ive’ ae ." wee or pn A roth Ee . — herb! of the citizens’ alliance which passed a ag oe a r Lac ing church at Buffalo. N. Y.. as president of YO U can sonent u it YOU CAN- ALL WORK GUARANTEED 10 YEARS. vi e it! }4° 2 . ys, ue ia ‘ It is understood that they will be married Part of Commando Has Retired From an as ‘HM and strong This almost] pulled into this station this morning Ed- K | Bed abit del Fe: Oa : ' ) - . te , an) mm Ai ‘ en A . \nitte edroom , today. Mrs. Spr ague is the widow of VA al- Disincorporati n is the issue in Webster Boi ders of Zululand. mits at Md ; i iy if li 1 m wh rn ward Depriest of Eminence, Mo., deliber- High and low warm- Siamere for pat | any wtellhmallagpentlrocee gO 4 LS ee Sprague ——* : 7 at "DON Ser 2% A dispatch to the near it. = Dates: mie _ cia . . . “Seat , ar : ur improvec emovabdie riagewor made on true ter Sprag ae Grovis. The city, if the petition now be- pei NDON, Sept ™ ae "y Se | ions shieieide hy —_— ee fag Pig B= Tn ey ae lined Shoes for en — —— “Hi Just mechanical principles, fits accurately. Can't tell circulated shall prevail. will become ; Times from Newcastie, Natal, Says tha a Dillon Mystery Unsolved. irermh 21 Tee, POUN we r } as - ns abs l and women. No cold t 1e thing to slip on from natural teeth. No plate required. Put in sui prevail, le 3 oe et a trait Woody drew a revolver and killed in a hurry these cold , — et d teeth h ) Uw ch feet, sickness and doc- mornings We bought without extrac ing any g00 tee you may ave. ing | ai Hf WANT F [) 10 SERVE CITY town again. part of tm Boer : agopens ; sf A ee The mystery surrounding : the death of | Depriest instantly ; pant bs ore : Associa- trate qd Zululand, nas retired at bg sn illlam Dillon oft bole venth street and } Tha remains ; ? Depriest were pulled out wi | : when you several thousand th adds that it seems | Ghonteau ; nue, whose body was taken f the train on an express truck, while wear such as these. pairs so that we can 5 ‘et SP A 8 ERENT SCLIN | The Old Orchard Improvement border. The dispatch _ - ic : , tion, which opposes municipal improve- he the tendency of commandant Gen. an he river on the Eaat Side Tuesday ‘ was ‘diate ake *harge by Ranging is Disappointed Office Seeker Commit- v _— BE A gay elles aig on Pp Mires omnia Beton bows me Gott er Sct ap ¥ | Woody was immediately. taken In charge by price from : ments, is at the head of the ajnti-ciiy | Bothas forces to nea orth aft has it been soive fficers. It is said the dead man .onct %2.00 — . ea res rl n of the body, made cilled a brother of Wood; oS Our Special Plate. ted to eg ae at. struggle. President J. r Wilson Anat as- | T. Feeney in Search of Son. | Undert = ‘George Brichler of East. Si. | - —— town to.. Unequaled Aaywhere. ty Hospita . sociation is one of the foremost advocates ie _ : fF Miuskegor we hy Louts Thursday, disclosed the en (ns Narcotic Frenz Thomas Feeney of Mu BUN, oe: : : A f — | : y: No Charge for Painless Batrectine. of disincorporation. William Steinecke and |4g , guest at Hotel Comfort, Twentieth a Ty gh to canna death, had entered. the | Prom, the London Express OUR para ase ba Highest Grade Work in St. Louls. Mathias J. Mueller, a blacksmith, was ar- John H. Pipkin are among the leaders Market streets, applied 3 1c mae Tew — to cause death, had en —— we: Tt is hia unfortunate surroundings that make Boys and Girls Shoes gues race station W: ene BT, ee | ee the Anerican such a wild, hard worker. He labors Is Stil Drawing the Crowds ee 1885, @ € & : : »! ursd: ' “af ue police ) lef u Fested just before noon Thursday in the It is necessary to obtain the signatures A; r ‘Snet e to assist hi ivy ung This serves to explain, in some MeCASUTE, | >» nayse he get what and where he Is. p ipt.. ; that the body was found floating | Wyon ph oe a few minutes the awfe Don't fail to examine these shoes before mayor's office, where he has been a chronic of two-thirds of the voters before the city Le oni. Thomas A. Fi S TEE l¢ the fact } oll ey , Low: : bu ; Price chs gpd n e one applicant for a elty position Later he was » j , " .) : i . * : a ene \ - 7 MAL,” Phe : . . The World’s Greatest Cut-Price We will make Rubber Plates at 00 Saying that he was afraid of ‘“‘Bad Jack’ ' 1 >. Spek eee" ht ") , Nes a *, : a Shoe House Williams. wtte bet ro OS v ; , af , Dane : We will Clean Teeth at... sccecceecereeeweress 50c Sergeant Dawson of the outer office was 4 ae? , , ‘ ) * ' * “ts s ' Pe Pe ? “Ss ‘shy 2 toy sires USS SIXTH STREET AND FRANKLIN AVENUE. | We will Insert Gold Filling at om 18 on instructed not to allow the man entrance to a 5 ey " a » yes the sergeant calied Policeman Lee. Mueller a: ’ ; 2 AS? ow’ Lo ee eee eh le I, bee | eta YS se Spa, ’ ' Fed Ow Was taken to the City Dispensary and was ; ee neh " , test an ¥% | ‘ Dar 6S8.1K) Non Breakab le : ’ 1 had 14 teeth extracted at the Netienas . Dental te’ ry without the least pain . Adams, Augustus Memenway, Rob- ‘ ae ert Grait, C. 8. Fairchild and Moses Wii. mail ? iA > as $45 J «$10.00 Set © “ ] © et ¢. WOODSON, 3420 Park av. sy / tindgew ovee 2 We Are the Originators of Low Prices fams were elected members of the board |, (//je o4 o wy for ix years and Arthur Lincoln for five : fe ate Ew mer 4 Rie =, v ve | La EK UY or )& & 4 - | Gold ing one CAE for First Class Dentistry in St. Louls. ’ , ‘ a: = > ’ : : ‘ (7) nin be . . 5 atly ia Atteodance. Dr. Tarr, Mgr. “Roro-Formalin™ (Eimer & Amend) anti- septic dressing for burns, scores, cuts, | NATIONAL. es an —720 OLIVE ST. bruises or any similar accident or affliction. , . o —_ oes é v ’ B b L d _ ~ 4 43 er et 4 and Her axative Com poun 8@ Lady attendants. Open daily—Evexviags dil 9e'’cleck. Suadays, 9to 4. Take elevator. GOVERNOR OF NEW GUINEA. ‘ This Official Is in San Francisco En a f] 3 oa a RES the famous “corrective” laxative. Don't wait for a severe heaceche or a bilious | DR SPI N N EY . | Route a eeerepe on Vacation. * Ro cawet —” = ha attack. Geta bottle (50 cents and $1.00) to-day, from your druggist. : ne. sion ee ce 0 Set Spall ge . Re ’ at Stn sy P Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Herb Laxative Compound is never scid in > The Old Reliable Specialist. . Lagi —oe : ; is very pleasant to take. Pleasant in effect. k for Dr. Caldweil’s face ee: e, ric owiedge and stil). The estes bulk. It s very P Loo oF “+s os Ripe in “te: Ri 4 —— ey p tag the dpecial i res all rived here, enroute to Europe oon a six . - ) . , wa on every package. : “ “en and Ww omen. months’ leave of absence lie says that the resources of the colony are showing a 3 CHILD FELL IN BOILING - = It i ife S$ : : The Deadly Varicocele. CHILD FELL IN BOILING KETTLE. —— tis a Life Saver. } Ya, «Cs he Deadly Vericocele. aa : J | = : ee yn eured thousands. Come to our offices and we will 2 | Investigate our meth We do the work ip one we —— x , ' Thousands of letters from grateful people in every part of the country prove Ss | ve pee oe ok — wes ; : } == = wr en oo _ 7 ot. no operation; po detention from business. Peopie come bur- jal to the Post-Dispatch > this. We will be glad to send a sample bottle and a very interesting little book on ; B= RS tre atment; ne Pes r BB gs yeti Ay oo. wet-Diepatch. , ' = “Cet dre« guarantee : Bpecia! to the Pow p stomach troubles free, if you will mention your symptoms. = ery cane we undertake, whether preat * omel. a it te the t. If you are looking for « eure, call NEVADA, Mo., Sept. %—Buach, aged 3, ‘ . ste tit gon of Elias Dean, a well-known stockman . Get our treatme of Washington Township, while playi - = _— PEPSIN SYRUP COMPANY, Monticello, Hl. once, we have got it or we don’t want your moury. rddggd ee 4 f- oe Ba a kettle —_ oe A OM : D R. Ss Pi N N EY & CO 720%, PINE ST.., ar BIONTH and water * wae instantiy u —— se sTREBRTS, - LOUIS, MO, exeruciating pains, but died shortly | ; : #4 . ‘ - : = e Fs es : Sling ale ¢, 'We will make Gold ‘ ‘rownas at eno Gg Ee: ~ ——

St. Louis Post-DispatchSeptember 26, 1901