St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 6, 1902

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Jan. 6.—There are 19 criminal cases to be argued befoie _ division No. 2 of the supreme court at this ‘Wall of its docket, and four of thefn are first @egrée murder cases, The following were the proceedings in the supreme court this ™! Walter vs. Schowelder; argued 25c per pair. Regularly 50c and 75c. Renaissance Lace. Tomorrow, Tuesday, Jan. 7) Center Pieces and Scarfs, both with plain centers and all lace. Now §85e. were $1.15. Now $1.25, were $1.65 Now $1.50. were $2.00. Now $2.75, were $3.50. Now $3.00. were $4.50 and $5.00. Now $5.00. were $7.50. Now $10.50, were $13.50. D’Oyleys. Now 10e, were 2c. Now 45c, were 65c. Now §0e, were Tic. Patterns. Point Lace and Battenberg Patterns, reduced as follows. Now §e, were 10c and lbc. Now 106, were 20c. Now 150. were 25c and 35c. Now 2c, were 5% and T5c. White Figured Swiss Muslin. Stamped and Tinted Pillow Tops. In a variety of styles and materials, 15¢ and 25c. Reduced from 35c¢ and 5c. We shall place on sale a very important’ purchase of Women’s Hosiery at less than cost of production. : The assortment consists of Cotton and Lisle, Vertical Stripes, Em- broitdered Fronts, Black Boots with Colored-Tops,, Plain Black Drop Stitch, Lace Ankles, Lace All-Overs, Black Cashmere, Split and Maco feet ; also Opera Lengths and sizes in plam Black Hosiery. At 25c per pair. At 50c. per pair, Worth 50c and 75c per pair. Worth $1.60 and $1.25. A : Boys’ Clothing. Double-breasted all-wool Suits, in varied assortments of plain colors and fancy mixtures—sizes 8 to 16 years. Now $4.00. were $6.90. Now $6.00, were $8.50. Now $6.50. were‘ $10.00. Now $7.50, were $12.00. Norfolk Suits, and colors. . Now $5.00. Now $6.00, Now $7.00, Materials fer Pillow Tops. A lot of Papestry and Silk Brocade, in choice variety of styles, in lengths suitable for Pillow Tops, 15¢ to $1.50 each. These goods are marked Y% their regular value. Hamburg Edges— % to 1 inch in width 1 to 1% inches in width. .10¢ to 20¢ 112 to 2% inches in width.]§¢ to 25¢ 2% to 4 inches in width. ..2§¢ to 40c 4 to 6 inches in width.....3§¢ to @0¢ Hamburg Insertions— % to 1 inch in width.......8¢ to 1§¢ 1 to 2 inches in width....1§¢ to 25e 1% to 3inches in width...25¢ to §0¢ Skirt Flouncing— 8 to 16 inches in | width, made on Cambric, Nainsook or Swiss, 60¢ to $2.50 per yard. Allovers— Cambric ..........++---.60¢ to $4.00 Nainsook ........:...-.7§¢@ to $6.00 Swiss .»+---$1,00 to $8.50 Unmade French Drawers— All hand work, $1.25, $1.35. $1.45 and $1.50 vs. Yantis: argued and submitted. m ve. Boyd; submitted on brief. ty, Kidorado & Southern Kalilway Co. :. motion to affirm fled. County vs. McKee; continued to foot vse, Given; continued to April terms. v6. Hood; movion to diamies appeal tiled by t. ba% vs. Missouri Pacific Rallway Co.; argue! submitted. vs. Texas County; submitted on brief. ve. Lepp; argued and submitted. Upholstery. | Tapestries, Silk -and Silk and Cot- ton Tapestries, in a variety of styles, at greatly reduced prices. Curtain Materials. Madras, Muslin, etc., in extensive va- riety of fancy colorings, 25c. 35c. Reduced from 40c, 50c, 65c¢ and T5c. No. 2: . Gen. Armstrong; argued and submit- . Abraham Koplaw; submitted on brief. . Dan Shelley: argued apd submitted. . Daniel Beatty: argued and submitted. . dawes Jackson; submitted on brief. . Devid Yandell; passed to April term. . Charlies May; continued tw April tern. . John Bick: submitted on brief. . Benjamin Cileragn; ewburitte on brief. . Heury lietcher; svbmitied on brief. . Brvin Paten: sutanitted on brief. . Perry Lyuwn; continued to April term. . Dick Melvin: submitted on brief. . Giles Laughiin; continued to April term, Ww. Walker: sulmmitted of brief. Russian Overcoats, assorted materi- ¥. sizes 2% to 7 years. Now $5.00, were $7.50. Now $6:00. were $8.50. Now $7.00. were $10.00. Long Overcoats, assorted materials and ‘colors. Now $65,00. Now $7.50, Colered Swiss Muslin. | 25e and 35c. 25c. . Thoteas Elliott; submitted on brief. Reduced from 50c and 60c 35 eo Able et al.; argued and submitted. nd ” Reduced from 35c and 4oc. s ; Robiuett; continued to April term. Also a small assortment of Arabian and Cluny Lace D’Oylies and sg GAYNGRS MUST GO TO GEORGIA. Center Pieces, and a lot of Mexican Drawn Work Pieces, at greatly The Men Implicated in the Charges reduced prices. Against Capt. Carter. WASLIINGTON, Jan. 6—The United Biates Supreme Court’ today affirmed the decision of the United States Circuit Court for the Southern district of New York in in assorted materials were $7.50, were $7.50. were $10.00. were $8.50. were $10.00. ~ — ee if + 18 * “ . . hy AE So SM ‘a i eee. bbe, of Bs 4 7, «17381 leglade * \ ee fie , , ” aa ” % 7 Oy ag Tee ~~ Ree a * “ia, “Seed Pie ' : ” a * a »’ J 7 Py ~ 2 7 % : I y iP er , 1, » “@ af i of Benj. Greene and John F. Gay- T. Gaynor and Edward Hi. -Herving a term ip the United States iat venworth, Kan., on the charge uding the government of a large money while superintending public ,at Savannah, Ga. Greene and Gay- if Ft ht by habeas corpus proceed- ew York to avoid being sent to The New York court re« as delivered by Justice Peckham. the Opening. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—When the House Sewall of New Jersey. Marriage Licenses. 8011 Lawton av Pittsfield, Il 1708 N. 11th st 1708 N, lith st Englewood, N. J 4048 Cook av 1014 N. lith at 17 8. 15th et 4423 Sav Francisco ar 4342 Kaston av » Wedding Rings (Solid Gold). (eat qualities, $3.00 to $20.00. Mermod & mare's, Broadway and Locust. Births Recorded. 1935 North rket; boy Ma Sellivan; girl, Mallinkrodt; boy. e. . epard; ber. 8687 North Market; girl. n; boy. 4845 Dolmen; be, é220 Virginia; girl. EEERES EEE Riepokun- > g> 2 Sia we ‘Anthony? si n ; gir . eowbr wip rap AR , aces; , “M. Key, 8419 Louisiana; hoy. Burial Certifivates. ‘* ©'Nell, , 8800 S. : la. faetens 2 be, got Mel, coneatien 208 Kraft, hephritis. , os, Ohouteau; thisis. Uriwal, 6. 1416 W. 20th; tu ular, oer 40, 2208 Sidney: la. wn ay oH, eid Lemp; chronic, wae, % . ouse; aathenia. S. “Howel’. ik 2d; phthisis, olf Jeager , 36, 1104 Morrison; pneumonia. ne eurer, 46, 81. girl. _ ~ . a hron- Orittenden ; Louls, Mullauphy Is@ourt, pople , ne, nep at 9:30 a. m., after « BarBnog B. gareth Listen (mee Sullivan), Witltam Listen, dear father of Liston and James PF. Listen, aged SS years Funeral will take aged 76 years 4 months 20 days. The funeral will take stent, at > . me. apage te invited to atiend. of St. Mary's Orphan Asylum ’ lo Muebleabrock, aged S83 years 6 months and 16 The funeral ‘Wil! take place on 7, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. @.. from dence, 1 jence, 1424 South wate te Oe Friends “ave ievtlel to ; WILLOUGHBY~—On Monday, Jan, @ at ea) o m, Ellen Maced Willoughty Team Poo Paad € er of William Mueblenbrock, Jr. and Biward E he o ~ 4 > »

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