St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 8, 1901
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Whether You Want to Buy or Not. © ‘ Ay md ; - 4 ;. p ee " be + haat o we f 4 Mite.” =... * ‘ , So > “ a ET a HIS FLOCK JIS _ DIVIDED| WERE FROM TRAINING SHIP aa A Meta ai ny ie img 5 DE es Ry ey angi pam, Ce Boys’ Waists Such Prices Were Never Heard Of. Schwarz'’s 7ic dark fig- | Schwarz'’s $5 Ladies’ ured Calico boucle cheviot and silk Wrappers cre pon roe Skirts, stitched flounce $2.95 Bebwarn‘e one indigo | or plain fare ... nue Calico ra pers, interlined “s 2% Schwarz's §7.50 Cheviot Eton Suits, bell sleeves, Schwarz’s $1.50 Flan- | veivet collars, new Telette Wrappers, spring ruffle trimm sbades *eeeereeere $1 Star 45c ‘ We swiieeceusda nn deine Schwarz’s $1.50 trim-| = nwars’s $10.00 Oxford flor - made Cholce of any Schwarr’s! Schwarz’s 5c $5.00 Men's Ladies’ Rubbers ... Luce Shoes OOOO OOOH OO OOOOODO © «@ . CONTRADICTIONS IN KELLER-BARKER CASE. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 8.—Contradictions are one of the striking features of the Keller-Barker tragedy. The rector protests he is innocent. He forgives his assailant. Mrs. Barker protests he is guiliy. She is unforgiving. The busband believes his wife and ts sor- ry he did not kill. Fellow-ministers say that Rev. Keller is the victim of a conspiracy or of a terri- ble mistake. Linen Ouffs, Schwarz's price 25¢, per pair | | s e ai 25c Flannelette Waists, and ULSTERS MEN'S JERSEY CoaTs | $1.50 Boys’ Spits Qa! oerorted —black or bive— | 79 and Reefers.. seeeeeees colors myshe ron 10 $3.00 and $4.00 Suits, | $10.00 and $12.00 Suits, | 5°2¥#t?'5 Price $2... C| $0.50 Boys’ Suits $I {9 Overcoats $ i G8 Overcoats 4 K NI i PAD JACKETS, and Reefers oomoecececes + and Wlsters. : and Uisters.. 0, H Sshwarz’s 75 $3.50 Boys’ Sults i R9 $5.00 and $6.00 Suits, | $15.00 Suits,Overcoats | Dice $1-50 «+--+ FOG) ong Reefers.......-. + ; Schwarz'’s little Genis’ ; | $1.00 vici kid Schwarz's Ladies’ 75¢! face Shoes warm-lined Felt Slippers | and Lace Shoes. with! Schwarz’s Ladies’ $1.25 leather | Dongola BOISE. .ccccece | Lace Shoes $1.25 Boys’ All-Wool ~~ Walsts, Blue Flannel 49c throughout ..... .. 49¢ WiSts. 20. .0cccccces evece Schwars's $8.60 Taffeta 2c Boys’ Knee Silk and Satin Waists, trimmed ....... $1.95 eye A ancy Si Falsts, puine marten black or $? 95 oor Thibet fur.. $2.95 ** ’ pastel colors .. Schwarz’s $10 &2-in. Schwars’s $1.50 heavy- - silk plush , heavily weight chil ined, large collars, dren's Jackets Schwars’s §2.00 heavy- | with genuine welght Double Capes. | Thibet fur ° ... $4.95 braided Schwarz’s Schwarz’s $1.25 The Big Store — THE GCLERGYMAN’S AFFIDAVIT|VENE,UELANS ARE BITTER PAM | orice iéc and $1,00-8 READS STRANGELY. AGAINST UNITED STATES. (pelt -~ aset 7 F MONARCH, COON- “BHR: GRESS, NEW ERA, If Keller Gets Well There Will Likely | They Resent Our Interference in the « pieee baneae af maoeae Lay aN bee ut | Collars and Cuffs. the San Juan. Youths’ $1.25 satin calf ; Scbwarz’s Ladies’ Satin awentawien we a ; all colors jackets got licked at La Guayra recently Schwarz’s Men's $1.25 tip Lace Shoes, with Chili a few years ago. * $2.50 ladies’ is’ cablegram that a number of the Amert- | place were set upon by aecr d ? x pe Sey 7 & crowd of Vene- $8.00 and. $9.00 Suits, / $16.00 and $18.00 Suits, | Scbwarz’s 35e Heefers and the fact that Minister Loomis, deemed it All - Wool Cassimere, ‘ + pledged as bail for Barker. Youn Men S Sults ter is regarded by him as of @ serious char- Schwarz's Men's $1.50] Scnwarz’s Men's anid $1.00, $1.50 29: 6 : . e *eeeeee 4 house Rev. Keller once boarded committed Guayra, and particularly against men from | Schwars’s $2.50 - Stiff’ SeLwarz's Pants $3. [5 oreo ame ew | has been very bitter ever since the training 5 and $6 Young Suits and Top Coats...... chovteh ny Day »_ red, stitched hem, Davy Ser cceccas ee MEN'S SHIRTS. | Be Two Trials and in One He Asphalt Controversy and Our my Enos vg 50s Schwerz’s Infants’ Latest styles, standing Special to the Post-Dispatch. Lace Schwartz's price 10c, in a row with townspeople. It was a fight ae rit ba nabs bee Schiwarz's sh to 12 The jackies were from the training ship ace Shoes can sailors went on a spree at La Guayra, zuelans and badly h r } ) pe Top Coats elans and badly handled. While details q (| B Overcoats $4 Qe Overcoats cn en om n OYS and Ulsters . : and Ulsters.. ‘ 6 os important enough to telegraph to the state camel's hair and fleece- Both men are Masons. acter. ™ sStif’ and Fedora Hats;; Boras’ $i.50 Winter - , ‘ tae ms : ’ | $1.50 Men's | $4.00 Men’s ic Seam Drawers > 3| Pants... .... 9G) Pants... .$2,45| Bias . and Topcoats. suicide after leaving his wife. ” | American warships sent there to protect the | audi Fedora Hats: all! Felt Crusher ra © © > @ © ®© © 6 6 ® >> & | "1 , MEN'S HALF HOSE, © ® @ & J ¢ \4 > ww > oS ig @ V ~ ship Hartford arrived at La Guayra in con- $6.00 Men's Pants. ..cccccccccesccescess- 3,89 Men’s Sults......---+++- seee $19 Young Men’s Suits | ' Skirts, nverted pleat back Schwars's $10.00 La- LAUNDERED WHITE price $1 and $1.50. Will Be the Defendant. Threat to Send Warship Up Schwarz's Boys’ and 40e Moccasins mg i a: or turn-down Collars, WASHINGTON, Feb. 8—American blue pee my ae i . 15¢ and 20c each a ra Lace Shoes vici kid, patent leather similar to that which caused the trouble Choice _ of Lancaster. It appears from Minister Loom- and during their progress through that Overceats, . $3.89 ae Men's Underwear. 00 and $5.00 Foys’ Suits, . ‘ 7.00 Bo rs’ Suits, |of the incident are not obtainable here. ~ SRR Hot oh $6.00 and $ y $20 Suits, Overcoats.and Ulsters ....$9.85]| peavy fleece-lined .. 230 | TOP. Coats....,...+++ . More than $30,000 cash has been HA ’ department makes it evident that the mat- e ’ lir ed or red fi l, MEN’S PANTS. Schwarz's price ce It is said that an ironmaster at whose ai Che feeling against Americans in la all colors | Caps, all and styles 1S¢ style goods 2 | $3.00 M $5.00 M heavy bleached canton ,, | 20:00 Men's 5.00 Men's orn w © ® | interests of citizens of the United States, MeO) FRET 005 2450: $1.6 Men's Bults sath Sage Ks veoeeee 1.69 shapes and ' Seamless, black, tan, Special to the Post-Dispatch. | nection with the trouble between the rival | Schwarz’s Odds and Beli mixed cotton, ete., NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 8.—The strange re- | 45phalt people. $7jand $8 Young Men's Schwarz's 50 ladies’ battens f boar and Top Coats........«+. nee $12.50 and $15.00 Young ‘ Schwarz’s $5.00 Ladies’ | dies all-wool twill Ralnay i elt ¢ , i Ends, 35¢ Boys’ Caps O Schwarz’s price 10c, 1l5e | Venezuela overnment apparently | & i, rusher anc es a ; per . luctance of the Rev. John Keller, who was lsaciatitaad aie sandanes of these Fira oats ) ledora Hats Schwarzg’s Children’s 60c DDS & N D EN DS. pair. . 63 oC in 12¢ Men's Suits & Top Coats. pO. 04 me Day Skirts, bandsomely Our Double Guarantee To keep all Clothing bought of us ia stitched— 95 t . . . ‘ "T° - *Whe ” nea! ‘ ’ shot by Thomas G. Barker at Arlington,|as a threat to prevent it from carrying out Schwarz’s Men’s $2.00; Tam O'Shanter, Toque Small size Prince Alberts and 3-but- Heavy merino wool and repair FREE. Money dack if you are not satisiied. flaring flounce . 33 y oxen RD ES octane Wiuier Caps, in plushes| #24 Turban ton cut-away frock coat and vest | ecamel’s hair, Schwarz’ N. J., to prosecute Barke ne me|any attempt to dispossess the New York , D CT cine ckucakeenue C ‘or 2 5 a gr p B r has turned some | “ly pormudese company of its asphalt hold- and saps |f worth $20, $15 $2 85 10 10s ‘a eg Pe . - mess of the pastor's friends against him. These ines. kerseys sa duaetieate” hne'ei Meet ‘gn } Schwarz'’s 75e and $1.00 FIGHT FOR TRADE CAUSED WAR a Openly say that they think his attitude : 4¢ , Schwarz’s Men’ 1; Stiff and Soft Hats; the} ‘* vd & \“ vps? Another cause of bitter feeling against the arms tens =and) Stil and soit rats; tue | looks more like fear than Christian charity, United States was the order to the Scorpion oys’ 75c Winter Caps,; best grades manufact- | | Work Gloves, Mitts ppl trimmed neveecaabsg al , , ' Ter he on ll i ssl : 30 ere chat bh op hristian = charity | port nearest to the asphalt beds, supposedly i a elope sei eee ecuti . and in the way of active pros-| par the purpose of preventing Venezuela CE a PAS «Ae eee ee Ee vide . — wo: aig he swears in his statement to troors trom dispossessing the employes of ' sone sek SBR, wn Mi ites Gralking doesn Beach street to-| tie New York and Bermudese company. wards Midland ave cn street to-! after the order was issued the authorities soa den oe ee ae ares some one shot] hese came to the conclusion that euch an bef Beeson pails a to the ground, and! oxnedition was a dangerous proeetding, as ong Mangal ag in the eye and I was blinded | ijt the ascent of the San Juan river by an aker savs tha ; American vessel without the permission of : Bo bef 9 sh “ ne upbralded the _min- Venezuela might be, technically, hostile in- ore Snooting him and that Keller} vasion of Venezuela tertitory. The order knew why he was shot. iste hy he hot. But the minister} was therefore rescinded, and the Scorpion in his affidavi 's th -0g- ; i Plze.the. man and avoids. "angmentis gt | remained at La Gusyra HUIS APART POLICE BOARD WILL STAND. the conversation or of hearing Barker's voice. Arlington accepts as inevitable two trials sain as the outcome of the shooting. The peop.e!| Gov. Dockery Says He Will Postpone are divided tnto two factions. Trial No. 1 : will be that of Thomas G. Barker, now in Appointments for the Present. eres, Oumty err seor —. ea Special to the Post-Dispatch. ‘ . time of a cruel hallucination. There is no Arbitration Ends Difficulties in the 4 to make an engaging symposium impossible | Uesperately poor. bog ie pay Hag tiaries have telegraphed to the court the . is, perhaps, less than that of any civilizea ae . . Pee 2 é one whom I have met, either clergy -afted. and will prob- , demands of the ministers and are awaiting a ae Ps gyman or : this idea is being drafted, and w ; , “s . The funeral of Mrs. Laura A. Madcla e Building Trades. ablv be Pandtiner ee 4 to the House Monday. There is a Missourian who has 425 imme- etn in the os yes? oo grsyteaaat — a reply. From remarks made by both/ lan was conducted Thursday from the pee Méssrs. Hawthorne and Woolfo:k he.wl @| diate relatives. They all live in one county. mngiish, the French an 1€ ermans—ail Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang.it is evi-| dence of her granddaughter, Mrs. R ‘ Webb, at 5542 Plymouth avenue. Mrs. Mac- va hap ie who Lah for a moment the.ac- | cusations against Mr. Keller. The story is CHICAGO. F T Chi a4 reposterous on the face of it. I sa . Feb. 8.—The Chicago building | | MCSSTs. 1a 3enators Clay and Martin : les—hav on pressing upon the a eller yesterday, and his condition. baa trades’ strike has been ended by arbitra- apy night Sat ine ater stil seem dis-| They all vote the oe po pode danpnsa on ae a ee "| dent they think the court will eaomet con | Laughlan was 83 years old, and her The poor people themselves have not It wag strongly intimated to the Chinese| fall two weeks ago. She was born sad age that he had been able to see some Last night the arbitration committee of | franchise law which would compel ail pri-| been arrested for a violation of the law. ight .so that the sight of his left eye re-| the Carpenters’ and Builders’ Association | vate corporations to pay onerous taxes ON| 4... of them holds a chair in a Missouri | Known What was the matter, why they were} by more than one of the ministers that} reared in St. Louts. be disfigured, because the beard will cover|penters, on the other hand, reached an|porations. mercial and Closer reiations with them. the scar agreement. It will have to be ratified by the Gov. Dockery has spent some time with| one old maid. See the whole story, told “{ say to you, comprehensively, tuiat the a puzzling ee questions of the case | becomes operative after the carpenters | factory franchise bill will soon be ready. peopie, and in their anxiety to find suine Opeawnilig VL THe Pieodeiil The doctors leaned toward the theory gestions to the committee relative to tax-| newspapers. He commenced when he was : HARRITY FOR PERS these difficulues and that settiement is gv- . IDENT. had accused a man of a crime and told a a blanket bill, which is_at present before Me temmnercial Cable Conf Neo York J ee che wovernor, WATlts. . ing the foreign demands, and the Chinese | BLOOD OISON ‘| NEW YORK. Feb. 8&—The successor of |,” can go and do likewise. ' stand bv _ him to the end. The attorneys | ling Company of America has not yet been “A persistent effort has been made at Inthe gloaming, 0, my darling, What wiil be asked. The case is to be handled by Mr. Van|chairman of the Democratic National! chise legislation. It is no longer advisable To the trailer’s iron gate; because the first presentation the ne- ference of over two hours in the jail. Rar-| Louisville, Ky., who ts a lar whisky ~ the House and Senate the kind of j Ba . ge whisky dis-| bers of are to be no troubles in the future and ference Mr. Van Winkle said: John G. Carlisle has. bee says and means committees concerning , : isné , ; | : ».been talked of as a| the wa! In the next Sunday Post-Dispatch you Will| inat he would like to have a concession ACK and . THEODORE MILEN, MM. D. shooting are known. His wife told him the | company. ficial results.’ : : ’ - Gen. Wilson spoke somewhat at lengt! and we will prove them in court. No hus- “ his franchise bill to Col. Phelps and re-| afterward to display a superior knowledge| tinuing, he said: band ever had a greater cause to take ven- Ol Imig marked subsequently to the Post-Disnatch| eoncerning the all-important subject of I do not take the slightest stock in any with attacking her. It Is not too late. The were objectionable not only to the railroad | sc that you will be able to form an exact got any business out there on any other | ease could understand the Bratitude of the legions of sick men that have been rescued PARDON CLERK PROVIDED them from Kansas City, and all of them (a better quality or at an earlier delivery, | and methods, which are ortginal with him. bulld up strength ana throw off 4 . rly residents of this section, are meet-| or at a lower price, you do not sell them. formerly resi “We being the closest of all the nations sexual system, and your case will be just Hke that of hundreds of othere he has c mains, and there is a possibility of saving |and the Master Carpenters’ Association on|a mere certificate of incorporation. im this distresseu conuitioh, why things No case has ever aroused so much inter- Building Contractors’ Council and ali the|the sub ways and means committee of by a member of the family, illustrated, in | C@Use Of the aifficuity in China is tne dls- were brought up for discussion before the | withdraw from the Building Trades Council “This question,”’ said the governor to the Not far from St. Louis there lives a/| Ca&use or expianation or it, they have taken OF eting Monday night. Dr. Exto fs rell to proceed cautiously.”’ MEN ON LY & n of Ar-j| scale of 41% cents an hour is fixed till Apri! | and I ‘think it wel p —some say $60,000. He got it all by selling} China. Gen. Wiison continued: that th@® woman suffers from hysteria. One »orations alone on their fran-~ Vv ’ On ing public cor} 6 years of age, and has’ been at it ever ing to be exactly what the foreign powers most circumstantial story. Later it was|itt Is of the Whisky Trust, Not of the the House committee. This bill is merely | Dispatch this remarkable example of mod-/{ucmand; for there is no organization, [0 | by which Mr. Barker is employed. has en. Representative Woolfolk made this state- are going to yield exacily what is asked of | are Vredenburg. Wall & Van Winkle, 1 Ex-| announced. but the current report is that/ the capital during the last ten days to be- Do not blame me if I'm late, “In my judgment, the whole of China Is STRICTURE ‘ - Winkle. ‘ Committee, will soon take that position. It to conceal the facts as they exist. For a Yes ab vee my precious aweet BVUuawuons wiil iay adouwii, “awiter they nave ker made a statement which was taken | tiller. but he declined to accept because of | franchise law he wants passed. He has Dost pine for a spring hat, gentle Annie? verfect freedom oi; trade and everyouu) “My client will have the symnathy ».| possible director, but it is 1 rs anchise legislation and I do not think his ; y OF ev mndecetogs: nat) fret: find several charming pictures of advance/ had better get out for it just as soon as| truth. She is not suffering from halucin. == Senator Martin, who is chairman of the} _ = , Vv . ; 4 ucina your blood to tingling and enable you ever! 1.4, China’s payment of indemnities. Con- rostatic rouble The only specialist in St. Lowls who curses * men ently, whe sees ell patients personality. gearnce into his own hands. that the colonel spoke to him very harshly spring millinery. Each hat will be described effort to acqulre territory on the continent principle than the piain, simple principie | by Doctor Milen from the oom of some chronic sexual disease and restored te active d | Ln . Me has had 25 years practical experience In every phase of chronic allments of the —e And eating is simply perfunctory— The New Missouri Office Will Pay | ims this week to give thanks for their de-| +, China, with a straight route over, there | He will tell you exactly the nature of vour treuble, and will at once place yo the Funeral of Mrs. MacLaughian. public privileges. eal A franchise measure in conformity with to equal. Ke , *. 3 7 - 1 volver, fired from behind Mr, Keller, was|tee of the Carpenters’ Executive Council.| House conference committee that the Sen-| erything else connected with this remark-| Were so poor; and, KnOWIng WNal they Were laced so close to his right cheek.that his representing all the unions of the brother-|ate as a whole is opposed to limiting the h puor, they have not appreciated why for- rd was burned, I think that he will not | hood and the Amalgamated Society of Car- foasthtns assessment to public service cor- able famliy us the fact, chat out.of all this tagners were so eager to estaodlisn coin- : oh . ” great number there is not one bachelor, not Wea Pe Sa 7 * a ore fies * ws oes : ~~ be, oe. % ES ee |? ay Wh Oc she: t/- limitation does not expire until next Aopril. We willl bring the charge before that time. “She confessed first to a woman friend fust after the offense. It was through this woman the husband heord of it more than AR year after the crime was committed. Rarker demanded an explanation of the the sight of his right eye. Although the re-| the one hand, and the arbitration commit- Senator Clay told the members of the| university. But what is stranger than eV-| seemed to be su vad wilh them, why they est among the New Jersey physict: > and thinks a satis- tressful condition which has surrounded the g } ysiclans. The|unions of the carpenters. The agreement! the House and Senate, a the next Sunday Post-Dispatch. s ri Practitioners’ Club of Jersey City at its|and will continue till April 1. 1993. A wage Post-Dispatch, “requires time and patience! pewsboy who is worth not less than $60,w0 | “%e first thing that ogee gle ome ® lington was present at It. ter that date 45 *n the governor made some sug- , i, EOE, Que after that Cate & cents. it is unown ee ‘“Lhere is going to be a settlement of doctor cited a case of a young girl wh. 3 rated his suggestions tn SEXUAL EBILITY gx | who chises and incorpo since—25 years. In the next Sunday Post- agree among themseives they are going [0 ’ proved that the girl had imagined it. United States. intended to give the committee a hint a8| ern git-up-and-git will tell you how you|vowWer, no government, no means of resist- | gaged counsel for him, and vledges itself |Saml. M. Rice as president of the Distil-| ment to the Post-Dispatch today: them, and {ff ail agree they wiil get exactly | oO change place, Jersey City. William F. Harrity, who was formerly | fuddle the minds of the legislators on fran- For I’m banging by my eyebrows now open ana wil] be open for commerce, Mr. Van Winkle and Barker had a con-/| was first offered to John M. , {r. Phelps has been telling the mem- settled the indemnity for the past trouble, n Atherton of | week h I am stailed on Olive street. will be a demand of assurance that there : down by a stenographer. After the con-| pressing personal business. offered suggestions and made comments to | who has got a concession or who thinks ery honest man when the details of this} he will instead be the general counsel of the| advice has been productive of any bene- + styles, direct from Pairee, which will set | he can. tions. She is sane. Her charges are true, ee |Seante ways and means committee, showed "We shall charee. crimival'y, the minister because of certain features. which, he said of Asia, It is not necessary. We have never | If every weak, despairing and suffering man who t« affiicted with some sexual dts- companies, but to other public service cor-| idea of what it will look like. } ations. ye , 'on which you gentlemen do business with | strength and health, they wou promptly apply to thie great «pecialist for help. Doe aS fes Good oe a on A party of eight men and women, one of | each other. If you cannot furnish goods of | tor Milen s fame and success ure due to the thoroughness of his work. His epcethnnaal igease story from his wife. She confessed. “He went out ard shot this man. Who can blame him? He wil! be acquitted.” Meet me at the Garrison Cafe tonight, 3000 Lawton avenue. TOOK A LIFE FOR 35 CENTS. Groceryman Quarreled With a Cus- tomer and a Fatal Fight Ensued. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Charies Yost was stabbed over the heart last night by Fred foffman, a groceryman in Hoffman's store. ost managed to get to his home, where he died in his wife's arms. Hoffman was arrested. According to the soy told by the police, MSs Hamill, Mrs. ost’s sister-in-law, went into Hoffman's store to make a pur- chase. rs, Hoffman, the wife.of the er, was behind the counter, and she ucted from the money tendered in pay- ment the sum of % cents, which she claimed was owed by Mrs. Yost. . Mrs. Hamill ob- geckos to paying her sister-in-law's alleged went into the store and de- money. Yost soon on an effort to done because it must be. lyspeptic. If eating sparingly would cure dyspep ia few would suffer from it long. The only way to cure dyspepsia, whic! s difficult digestion, is to give vigor an one to the stomach and the whole d: restive system. Hood's Sarsaparilia cured the niece 0' “rank Fay, 106 N. St., South Boston, Mas». vho writes that she had been a great su! erer from dyspepsia for six years; had beer vithout appetite and had been troubled wit! our storgach and headache. She had tric: aany other medicines in vhin. Twe bo! ties of Hood's Sarsaparilla made her wel! $2500 a year. ferred simp Thie | oh #2500 a Year. is is the common complaint of the | oad to the Post-Dispatch, JEFFERSON CITY? Mo., Feb. &—The Senate has passed Mr. Martin's bill creat- ing the office of pardon clerk at a salary of An effort. was made to secure the enactment of a measure providing for a board of parcows, but Gov. Dockery p e- | y a clerk, and the position was accordingly established, ST. LOUIS’ APPROPRIATIONS. Legislature Is Disposed to Scale Them Down as Much as Possible. Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., Institutions situated in Sr. Louis are not faring well with the General Assembly in the matter of appropriations. Feb. §.—State liverance from death under the most tryIng|js no reason in the world why with the} road to recovery. If you apply to Doctor Milen for counsel. and follow his ad circumstances, at a time when many of their companions perished. An account of ent reunion, told by participants, will be found tn the next Sunday Post-Dispatch. There is nothing like supple hands for a pianist. Supple hands he or she must have, There is only one way to get them. What that way is and the easiest manner in which to accomplish that end will be fully set forth in the next Sunday Post-Dispatch by an eminent physiologist, who discusses the methods employed by Paderewski. In St. Louis there is a man who has stood nine hours a day, six days in the week, for twenty-eight years earning his living by making two simple movements of his hands. Just think of the monotony! He calculates that during that time he has made 140,000,-. open door for which our administration ip istanding so strenuously-—and nobody wit |} dare to close it in our faces—there is not their thrilling experience and of their pres-/| the slightest reason in the world why the | LUnitea Staies should not have a greatet | advantage than any other nation will get by the changes that will take place in China. will not cut any figure in the case imme- diately, because you wlil not have the canaij immediately, and you have got to use the boats sailing from San Francisco “You must remember the Chinese empire is beginning to consume immense quantities of wheat and the finest wheat area in the world circles around Puget Sound and the ; shortest and best line of steambuats in the world connecting with China goes from there. In timber Puget Sound bas the finest in the world and there won't be a hundre¢ feet of lumber sold by others, where we will sell hundreds of millions of feet. tn iron and in steamehips and in the various things that feat I th nk we will g°t our ful. _each Individual case requires are administered. These remedies are t : ‘ >) , will immediately understand and realize that there is no guesswork ebout } his me ; ods or his medictnes. Doctor Milen makes no charge for cou his offiee or by mall. He has practiced tn 81. Lewle the greater pantion ai tie tae a eae sional career, and can refer to the best business and professional men of the city, many eee of whom he hee cured of sexual troubles. In connate and treating with Doctor ASS a sick man has the following advantages not to be had at any other | : fice: He don a deal with a substitute doctor; HE I8 TREATED. EITHE ¥- a MAIL, BY DOCTOR MILEN PERSONALLY, the one doctor whe fo aclustriaieedl tie : ot “The Nicaragua Canal will help, but it| the master specialist in diseases of the main sexual system. Each patient's case is care- fully diagnosed : nd remedies of a suitable character and of the prvper strength that product of Dr. Milen's 2% years of practice) expertence * and cannot be obtained elsewhere. Above all. Doctor Mil fes and ey =i ALWAYS CURE. He confines his practive ex Pe system, and his unfailing success in curing th ; for him the justly earned title of IN DISEASES OF MEN, Cee, Meese | _Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Don't wait till you are worse, but buy a On one item, that of the St. Louts Insane Asylum, the appropriation of $40,000 alloted two years ago has been reduced to $16,000. As a result of this efiort at economny the St. Louls members held a meeting last night and determined to offer vigorous op- position to appropriations for other insti- —— » Srecet made nay seleued. Yop eitanole teek ete nae Ost was st over the heart. | j tutions if §t. ule was not better recog- 000 buch movements with each hand. For); share. Of course we have got to cheapen . the product as much as we can. We have this service he gets $2 a ray aig in all that got to do as ambitious and enterprising anc time he has never lost one Gay Dy reason Of | gnirited merchants do to meet competition. sickness. He is Mable to die right where| “Do not trust open doors giving you any- he is this afternoon, so regular are his hab- thing. for there is nobody out there who its. See an account of him and his work gon s.- ve eS Se bing In the b is getting in the next Sunday Post Dispatch. he makes and no 4 oe 5 5 ae TE te >> ry . : a Pat are s 3 veer WF . i it A EES SS OIE i RE: OE el al Tae anal I Tr tf Ps : you Can, and Doctor 3 Mien win eend you" his oplaion ot ygur case by relorn charge. aan ctly hours, 6 a. m. te : = | THEODORE E: a eae . a : y ; a ee 2 en 2 ae ~*~ roa * ke a woe tek § > e ’ 5 ee < gv ss:
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