St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 4, 1904
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‘THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. ” * or | poe Par , ee one arene en - _— ranean 4 VOL. 57. NO, 44, ST. "QUIS, TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBEK 4. 1904. PRICE} S86 tse Sonate = meal -— —— «~~ “SOU LEWES PosT-eNGH «CARE OTTO IS HAWES’ CHOICE GOL | MTABORE | 7 crCEED CIRCUIT ATTY FOL a J 4” RNAS wt sO eR ANE IOC ERNIE mie ee ee IN COLLISION =— COEUR VICTIM; = lerecialomliRpainnsasttt = _ a —_— a ae Scene at the West End Coliseum When the Democratic Convention Was Called to Order sry | ai 3 Farm Wagon Strikes Brougham of | Friends and a Relative View the) é. | | bow he Mr. and Mrs. David R. Calhoun,; Clothing and Are Positive Dead | 4 : sees tga | a | | Pret wil Soaps | a. and It Is Completely Wrecked by; Man Is Mark Adams, a Property . | "na | | + . . vention, + pes ee Plunge in Gulc " Owner of Fort Worth, Tex , t ! : os ane S ‘“: Hawes and His Foll wee cae a OCCUPANTS CRAWL FROM PRINTED DESCRIPTION PEON ES a ae Se i 7 hegd | Z ‘) | LEN bh Toh : hg : ! aha et ; | ) | — : 3 VWsee 9 CARL OTTO a THE DEBRIS UNHURT GAVE CLEW TO FRIENDS] {Ls SAG wang . i | ee Fo ee is 2 ee To suc WILL BE ay a = 7 * { i | —_—————e * Wreckaze-Took Fire as They Freed! tdentity Established Through Marks| {==> ee" ‘5 A ; Da on Gel OS a By Sey at | mS tA; Themselves—Accident Prevented! on Clething—Victim Had $300 and Yip ee ZR — #7 SA Bey — MeN A rg _-— Credentials Committee Is Now in Ses- Presence at World’s Fair Function! ~ Jt Is Believed He Was Murdered to Li @ SU ie ff ps - ; OWE I Ly me ine Butler; Men Are Unseated as Gov. Odell’s Guest. | Conceal. Robbery. They Threaten to Carry the Con- 2 : , test to the Floor of the Convention jf —Contests in Five Wards. eos > SS ON ~ * ‘\ S David R. Calhoun and wife, prominent} The pody of the man found jast Thurs- ~. society leaders of St. Louis, are receiving | Gay nint in Creve Coeur lake was 80 com- the congratulations of their friends today pletely identified Tuesday by means of his _Om thelr remarkable escape from serious/ (fothing that no further deubt is enter- 3 ; ' he fajury in an accident Monday evening—on | tajneg that it is the body of Mark Adams A ae —e e+ >) / re Mi 4 ‘ e bod) Mark 4 ; re a a len ne the dead man. ' a | Ve t ~ (Ry Special Wire to the Post-Dispatch Offtes.) . ! ; y . Dis strength to free itself trom the tang These are not the initials of the dead | y | 1 \ ’ Harry B. Hawes or M ; bames. a man, but his friends explain that the / ‘' q ve orton outdan will it seemed @ century before Mr. Calhoun iinitiais are those of a friend in Fort , | . . | : ‘\ AD {act a8 Derma eS ee Tinally forced one of the doors open. Then Worth with whose linen he sent his shirts :; i, £8 , : | | vention, according to Hawes plans, and We crawled out on our hands and — ka thn Ganndre, | Care Otto will be nominated £ We had started from Mariette to the! any remaining doubt was removed by ; A. 7 f | atterney World's Fair to attend the dinner of the/iie arrival Tuesday forenoon from [ort . | Je | | : ) President and Mrs. Francis. tAdams, who positively identified the cloth- — , i 4 executive’ session at 2 o'clock. . - Seen Te a t Ee o were. about two miles from Mari- ing of tlre dead man F tha? of Mark Ad- ‘ , — . ” : y : a poe * 3 1 : m + ae . ~ a laa . be —_ hc oe ‘ ae L Se ei re : ' near the Country Club, on the narrow)... a , ; | ee ai ‘a. — Pe Os TE . di — . “os _ ——— ee ——_-__— ~ crcnlcanineieticomecediiiacnaciiesa ae a nies = — session an open one was voted down. ~~ “Pa SS —_—_—— FOO 999599955465 96 SECHSO SESE OOOO OO0% 66648660686 Tt wae about 7:15 o'clock and our : At 2:3) the delegates reassembled, but the Ypres wan going at a fast trot when we Says That Adams t 4 a vs aT ze : mageent heard a crash. 1 raised the) Had About $300. ee aes EAI UAE (}f AIR — H | | | fe Pp} N = PRO K a ‘a Mi | } (If | H credentials committee had made little ee r | progress at that time. ) , to see what it was and instantly Furrar sxid that Adams } | there was. another crash and we went when he left Fort Worth. Sept. % to come ' down the ravine. to St. Louis. He came to pa Homie’ | . etentionm aaa aa ii? oe scream ] olled over |Evans and George Sanders, Fort Worth | “ opens not t ed as the brougham r adds who ane a stable-at the Union track, be able to report until late in the after- ities. noon. —_ _—_—_- Pe -- - —-- a ee and over, ‘it seemed a dozen times, and and it jis considreed probable that he In- when it reached the bottom with @ crash! veaseq hia stock of money by availing Charges and counter charges of fraud my head struck the top of the brougham. lumeself of friemaly ‘tips on the races. rae si ; ~Edian't scream any more. Mr. Calhoun | AdHMS ieter and brother in Fort, Wort Gov. Odell, Speaking in New York Day Exercises, Says No|_. | Rn Ponce. *nteisations a. 10) and I were too frightened to say anything.|};. owned considerable property in that/Jyternational Aeronautical Congress True American Favors Present Surrender of the Island; }Little Edmund Ruhland Causes Ar-) were mace before the committee. We just groped around in that airtight; city. ° } ; ou ee , ; 2 , © is the belief of Farrar that Adams ars Reasons From Chief of — ; : tot rest of Man Whom He De- if the TIbutier men are defeated ey i box feeling for a way to get out. But we ‘fas vobbed by some one whom he know | Hear . . | Praises Wisdom of Louisiana Purchase. ] Stole Hi : carry the coutest wrieihias couldn't find any. and that he was killed to prevent him . Transportation at Fair. , Like Justice Brewer of the United States; 5. H. Grover of New York whl give an or Clases Suen “ Ring. Oy mm Comneat, Fo Ene Recs. 95 Sp Cora: ro ar our menjfr teliing. . 2g wae : gg Bug s A Give an or- inn ‘ : t!on. @ vrineim Qn the esape vig ate vere] Pavilion dur-lnue te under arrest-on a warrant charg-| THird, Sixteenth, Second, Bleyenth and heard him de cp _ | Wil be taken co £ Ort Wort . 7 Interment. gress, which opened in the Transportation; min, B, Odell, Jr.. of New York took oc-| Gov. Odeli and bis party arrived Monday |! larceny. Tfwenty-sixth wards. that we might somehow be hurt, ai- Adams disappeared Sunday, Sept. TS, the > a I ne and were serenaded « : i i ha Ww - 4 1. vA 1d Fair T Sdayv. by {' ion In an address he | ris noun na we ren e- during the after-| (gs roll was arrested at Nint) ani An- : y on which Dr. Pfister of Creve Coeur] building atl the orids Fasr Luesday, Dy | as ! mh aceress on the OUISIANA | , - . aire atresied At 2s - A we could not realize it then. day ol :. od ’ \ ° ‘ - . . , ’ ‘ ** i. ‘ ut nNt- enera an c @ 0 5 ‘ y "ar } wmtr ’ co a ~? ‘ r » . ; ' o “ was holding the inquest, with coples of petitors was expected, the invitations sent} when they are tn a condition to enjoy It. | Sfai Harrlon K. Bird, military b> on peer: shag et — peo yi ae Bp ng F —_ oe ae the primary election of Mon- | t ‘N- mes k.. Mcintyre, © . O-UC- | = * : et , ; “— o See : : Ed- | charge. and the ring was not found in his} The convention is being held im the Waet was tern to shreds, Mr. Cal- coroners jury. No particular significance Lane, an Englishman, who obeyed a sud-j;that the purchase was made although the |arate company. alde-de-camp; Cupt. ; ba Twent)y-second regiment, | possession. End Coliseum at 304 Bast ave * dress on ‘ : Y . 8 clothing was torn and soiled and is attached, as Webb says it disappeared lial “t ~ , constitution did not provide for such acts,/ win W. Dayton. ; ed den call from &8t. Petersourg and, without ’ aide-de-camp.: First Lieutenant Will am l.. Al 11295 o'clock Congressman > a 4 a as if we had been in a \ailroad _ Monday “oe and it is thought that atl , he said: t 1 - > — the man was Killed Sept. 18. {. It is supposed that Lane is | Py aon, Twelfth separate company, alde- TT ined it was rea) enough for me. Mr. Cal-|_ The inquest was not ompleted, owing 0 eg on gus for "the war ballons of Donbdt, the dean: First Tiautenant Chauncey ~siot Bee - Reports Boy Missing. | butler mounted the platform. Bie— houn is limping today and. both of ‘partly to the fact that Webb. owner af now ma 4 s Coward's R f liock, Third _ battery, giGe-e feta: First | ation Se gueurader, ae See eveue, greeted with cries of “—H for ‘S Ua Rave many Prulees ae a revuit-of being the beat found among the’ ilies, Ygnored | Ruse Valet pings. Iieutenane Thomas Rarron, Geventh ree'- |revorted to ibe police, Tussdas afternoon |". Dutler announced that Be had bess , ’ . i a B an , nl re ie «i e é {Os- “Ds a Pour oo ; ets > ’ i : -Ca , ; ? : 74 uf eOtuer, aut, © , . . . eR . arou n e brougham | oO pear and testify. [i was Mr. Smith also referred tq th an Doubt, Iack of courage and insincere | ment, One Aaa Elehth regiment. side-!alnce Sept. %. He ia described as 17 vearn delegated by John R. MeCarthy, chairman — . Caihoun and I sat down on the roaq/continued to Friday. “— st, ( : tes , is S. a ° . : ia Yaar Sees eh road : an et and celia a dstruction opposition are always the refuge of a er nthe Itrat Lieutenant ¢ ernelius N an-, old, 5 feet tall, with dark halr and cyea,|of the Democratic city central commities, | t a carriage for we. Our jhoree. of the Bragitlan’s alrahip as an “accident’’|coward. Here was a nation deman ling | derbilt, Twelfth regiment. nide-de-camp. jand wore gow) clothes. to call the convention to order, ) bri Not more than one-half of the delegates ea ar, was ae, The hurse CLOUDS Will OBSCURE and a ‘“‘disaeter.” He said the Exposition|that which was necessary for {ts trade. prye | e ae up some time, but we hope to & y management had been forced to abandon i destrous of reaching a solution through were in theie seats at the time. wine or with his wagon was sorrr. of — the investigation into the “disaster’’ be- | peaceful means, if possible, but determined | Mr. Dutler requeste@ the offielal ereten- eou ‘ause of Santos-Dumont6é absolute refusal ‘ » af Ot ' cause of tlals of the delegates tn the vefious wards . @ could not hep the accident. : to acquire {it at all h ‘ en i e should have provided himself wit), End of Fair Weather Expected tojto give detectives any assistance. a 8 ie ale Pe ge if necessary. | | aa cuntines Se t and we would have been wear: : . other interesting statement made by | (¢ . herve « to the consent Saperoach. “After ‘sccing inat we| COM Late Tonight—Rain Ex- | "smith was that the hite-tving contests | yg nor", ROM WE took over, and. to whom | en e. e wen my ; st the World's Fair will probably eld : : of our flag, or as | | “Und ‘ pe not hurt h went on his way. pected Wednesday. t the pos "Mai. netaniPowelt @ broth- | °°.™ © questions of constitutionatity. when | Uncer the law,” proceeded Mr. Butler, Ob Fee 17 or 18%. the greater object | this convention must convene within one — ¢ mea & ' noe eRe Pe ae war hone, ins taken | wes ' ms . . ago the British commander and the en- r reese . ake in view was the onward : ed ‘ ra | : is is juet my) Btyle, eaid the Veiled shneet who had charge of the British war caine ané the fie the building tp of hour after the time set by the central ullding that we wero sorry, but | Prophet pe ata took A peep at St. Louis} balloons in South Atrtea. oe enous tofa nation, ant? the ' pith ar ak ra: aeati ge committee. The time set wae o’alecl ltl nda | Tuesday morning and observed the Jong| take part, with other noted seronautle | principles which mean so much inthe we Voting Strength of 255.000 Employe of Engine C seen ie ee ee ee ee Aue fe ) , madowe of the ae eout shirt) prominent men were in s#t- ag cn a world. The exigencies or | Had a Voung . rd | ploy ngme Vompany No. 16 NominaUons for temporary chairman are ye: FOUR KILLED IN CAVE-IN | an bulldings im theltecaance at the opening session of thelage of Jeffergins * precedent in the cour. | Shares Out of a Totai of | Is Found Dead at Foot of herefore in order,” ; r x, 2 § : ‘ / =, oti, bri sunl ‘ jeutenant-Colonel Capper of the fro and enab.ed Lincoln to' right sunlight and|congress. 1 J. Zahm of Wash- | cee, f6O™ the escutcheon of state the blot | 380,000. Stairway. Butler Wins Mrs. Mack at the Ne . Lae ara: ody, NM AE HS > iS a i % be tee oD 7 - 3 Ne ae s rile am i ae ae) way i 74 1 he >: oad ‘a, and of slavery which } , : ; had too long tarnished! Ee > : . by] . ington were it, i . ‘ , f or vy et ° * . . ' 44 ae dog of 1000 Tons of Ore in Georgia | y pa from the’ ao There ‘!s no one who har seen the | CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-At Loe annua, Meect- a aaa. te : : on e Carty, @ years old, | the First Round. ae yl a aie Carries Death and Injury to ; sich ’ CONDI ae A which is here represented | ing of the Chicago & Alion Railroad here!“ ronnie ’ ceca pega o om Velogate Pat Laughiia nied - Pe ‘i ie ig Wor : 1 one weather is PAYNE 5 for civiilmation when, va te we worm teday ep li. \loore 1» tj. Retd and Robe: t sf enatne par rite nan 6 i ee placed ~y beset the Sixth wae e 4 kmen promise nt ‘se alre ; = ‘ perform ; ‘ . P ; ‘ ') ce n ‘ ; ij . a0, «%, u ray tion ustice Frank Te: RSVILI.E. Ga., Oct. 4—By the he owe man oe tiene Will cee guch an lope tian that the rary ge? rte oa power swe Poor - + and Park avenue, where he had been om-/| Kieiber of the Thirteenth wan ~*~ ae ; oe : : > Aa, ’ . . " B e i ‘ AO ~ ° n On, , ‘ ? a mai | ; ct a- ; " artersville Postmaster-G pendence now, or when! which the new directors afte representa-| trom the position of the body and the fact’ Kielber unanimous, There that his cap was etill on hie head it ta! sent. . y ton, negro, Cartersville; un- The forecaat: Partially cloudy with chat he fe conscious and that he asked they are ina condition to enjoy tt. tives. came into the meeting with “ Met ee 2 o. 9 felt the cool wing} British showers Wednesday and possibly late for and drank coffee, which he appeared Expo ition a | teeeene oF ery ehares out of a total sata: cai aaah oe is ot the cneene ie : aoe gp osh eya tonight; Warmer tonight: cooler Wed " , ‘ae P : vle: nes relish. J. WH. Moore stated after the electton , ; hg | . “This Exposition stands not only as a|movy with the present man Sut ang | 22 SoD ct She Melrway end, ita Saee : ” oe “ % 2 23a i northwesterly Wedorsday. no change in the executive staf gould be | Ward. struek his head on the cement floor least o'clock: monument to ou ogre —_——— me « = aga n - : r ss, but “The postmaster qneers:. has omen united and eirermense effort take a | made rer bent oy ~ ant an Soeeey ae - : feed! to tak Rh , AND CHICAGO IS PREJUDICED. lied. Heart action yt - se S
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ca . p “7 Sy. “ * * z pal oF ° ite. ‘ oes , ~ “= ~~. > . ae wf pact , ee 4 € » a ~ ” ; . ater Ree wes we ~~ i ee ro hi ) or this conilition ; = pad . pg Be ms st ’ | r : of afiaire. my] ps +6 . = re .. | ee me . | : f : + an oo de-|) HOW THE DELEGATES Twenty-third, J. R. McCarthy; Twenty: ion co -the rink into [6C6AVIIVULA OT _ Wlar meaner, Many of them were ' NVENTION. > | fourth. v. J. Buckley; Twenty-nrth, ugilistic a of the arena : | ; ; : rena. One h lioniaen : ; 2 . tained eens getiing thelr certificates STOOD IN co . J. Butler: fwenty-seventh, R. A. Crabb; ]Wa* Set aside for the delegates. The dele- | from the election pres a i. 1 Tworty-stahth, 3. 3. Pe : peti get] .eunes or with s | “AoC he st i r ¢ law . ; + es ndergust. Ww wards t represented. arene oe ee ee ae ' ‘ | The Butler men on this commitice are: ace me Bo officers ot the cormvention ee _ : 3 | Yisth ... , 4 ; : | illegal voters and perpetrators of frauds 4 age novereateged re agg, Shaye te Seventh ....... * Es er oi ta egy Hi ae ee oon oe DISCUSSING COLORADO STRIKE pertaining to the ballot, Chairman W. N. y Chairman Carthy of 1e@ =6. "2.8 , it Be SAFELY AND SPEEDILY THROUGH aed oie ae ; 1 »{hope. This morning their leaders were eae the Cl uae ed watike ld MS a cane # ee oe al Brite sa om t! hic -ora-Herald, ’ Te ¢ : : i! sever: rs ‘tlenlariv . . 4 , , ; MUNYON’S CATARRH SPECIFICS. fotals aaa iit «olin ln te do nlgge one - te Order Missouri University Gym. | through the street. In your ‘new automen t fine | Bed ee > ; : COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 4—The board of e.”” a Consisting 0 ne ron Bey 2 leventh wards. eenr ; , ’ — aeeehe 5 ws . curators for the University of Missouri No, they were all buey getting their => 8 a / aa) Eo F ALL while a neat blue silk was provided for the As the Hawes men are in a position to] have ordered that work begin at once on| work done ahead of time a, 4 could ~ I AW Pill 8 | Butlerites. dominate the preliminary organization of| the new gymnasium. The building will be 7” out watching the next evening when | ! Mattress and OWS, balance y ee ae al Pwe ed bah ot a — ey Py; TY Ry TE RT UT eR ee a IN RR rw ad Following Kleiber's selection the conven-|the convention and thus insure control of completed this winter. had to have the blamed thing towed a q Month \\ ' ~ ' Is the Time When This Disease Gets ion took a recess of 30 minutes. the credentials committee, it is hard to see | === eeremeemmnrme ne eae behind an express wegen. | | A ‘5 Mr, Hawes held an animated conversa-|how the Butler managers can carrv - 2 ‘ ® out , . ioe ' ° : ‘ . a Foothold—Why Not tion ith “Gunso”. Busch, then started bilany effective ean of ereatiere. NOTE.—The following article chas been} A man is prosperous in his business for i to round up his chief lieutenants. Mike Mul-| The question of manipulating the dele- Wwieeny published and © one Of owe ae fia oneal ag years and lity rich. Then : 2 . rihill is in charge of the Hawes interests | gates Is said.to be impossible in view of remarkable illustrations of the value of | nature sets the leveling influence” at 7 , Jy n the city central committee. the decisive number avowedly for Hawes careful marshalin and analysis of facts; work on him. Some of his investments Au be 3 , Secretary Elisperman of the board of elec-]| The following wards will support he in presenting a subject to the public. lose, he, becomes luxurious and lazy. Per- = | I have been so successful in the cure of | tlon commissioners, arrived with the cre-} Butlers in today’s convention on all propo- haps it is whisky, tobacco, coffee, women, atafrh all over the , United Btates, on dentials of the delegates at 11:45 o'clock. | sitions: LEVELERS. gambling, or some other form. The intent yer yorld, for that matter, t al- ~ ' . - P as , ; : ion é : . opt leat Conk gy safely claim infeill- nan naar Sana sr: kept ow d oe aaa Fourteenth, Twenty-secomd, The Mission of Whisky, Tobacco and — am red is to level him. Keep him bility. explaining his action in hastily assembling | [Ww nty- rd, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-frth Coffee. rom evolving too far ahead of the masses. The symptoms of catarrh are plain, You the delegates. hy pointed to that feature am Mwenty-sixth, if the Butler-Dwyer A nation becomes prosperous and great cannot farstake the discharges prom soe of the Missour! statutes governing conven- pp from the ‘Twenty-sixth is séated.| ‘The Creator made all tuings, we believe. — ancient Rome. If no leveling influ- ' Tg Sealed th ge Ae the preaoure and pains tions to sustain his position. : airman James McCaffery of the board If so. he must have made these. ence set in she would dominate the world ; wn in the head, dizziness, sneezing, nose-bleed. ‘he anti-Butler forces announced that ” election comm ssioners, Tony Stuever and We know what he made food and water perhaps for all time. But Dame Nature inflamed, watery eyes; hage it bed — they would compe! the convention ad Peano % mnenny Lemp, the South 8Bt. Louis bosses, for, and air and sunshine. but whv whis- sets ber army of “levelers” at work. Lux- cold; stupid, dull feeling In the head; nau-) niye Harry B. Hawes as temporary chair-| who crushed the political hopes of Stat : "er- inki ; sea, deafriess and the hawking and spitting ¢ the convention Senator John 8 ®i ky, tobacco and coffee? ury, over-eating and drinking, licentious- man of tne convention. eye ohn Sartorius at yesterday’s pri- They are here sure enough and each per- nese, waste and extravagance, indulgences RO SER RE eR) TIE eee emi oer eater, PT nat ry of mucus that drops from the nose into , forming its work. of all kinds, then comes the wreck, Sure, catarrh to get a bottle of my Catarrn Cure Threaten Resistance. Delmar boulevard after the primary returns 8 a dt mass. J dizcharges Irom the nose; the dropping of tand something of that plan and thereby Man goes es the same process. . , t * disagree- , ‘ ’ és : fé¢u ee, Boe ses nee othe sii called the delegates to order. “arrangements were: being made for to-| Let us not say “bad” or “good” without | perity, wealth, comfort, ease, relaxation, nose. head and throat, should by ail means] cates to the delegates, all of whom were The conferees remained in session until cleanse, soothe and the throat. mary, and Police Commissioner Blong met There must be some great. plan behind | Sure, Sure. and take {it according to directions and! 1 tier men declared they would resist|had been tabulated last night and difs- mucus into the stomac&; pains In the head, When the convention reassembled at 12 None of the gentlemen who attended the to judge these articles for their true| Weakness (in childh ), gradual growth abl eatures of catarrh. , . , ple featu c euawewer'a. canines” taking testimony. self-indulgence, luxury, idleness, waste, wet @ package of my Catarrh Tablets and}... nang at that time. 10 o'clock this morning. certainly seems to the casual observer that | The “levelers” are in the bushes along Notice what a massive and artistic bed this is—one of the very newest and harden the membranes and prevent taking | announced that notary Charles Hannover, ings. woman and they bag the majority. ; . : eee ; : ' and enameled in pleasing colors. The outfit also - fresh colds. who was on the platform, would swear in BY VANDEVENTER PLACERS igat there is the ambush that conceals Only now and then can a man stand out includes a solendia cot ai top mattress, a fine SI A hj ee po ee a s f want every person who suffers from Butler Forces at the residence of Harry B. Hawes at 3815 it all; the thoughtful man seeks to under-{| The law of the unit ig the law of the see how quickly it will stop all catarrhal = : any efort to override their choice. cussed the personnel of the local! ticket. dizziness, inflamed eyes, nausea, deafness, |. 0). 14 Temporary Chairman Kleiber| caucus would discuss it except to say that worth. of strength, energy, thrift, probity, pros- People wiro suffer with eatarrh{ of the| Secretary Elisperman had issued certifi- . a : 7 > There are times and conditions when it | debauchery, disease, and the wreck follows. use them as a wash. This wash wil ee ; “ : lt heal all sore spots, Mr. Butler introduced Judge Kleiber and UNUSUAL INTEREST SHOWN - - these stimulant narcotics are real bless- | the pathway of every successful man and prettiest designs of the season. It is finely made | do not belleve there is a case of ca- rv chal » : i ill, who led the Hawes forces “killing” » “ley ‘ad i@ for- , : . farrh, whether it is in the head,.throat,|the temporary chairman. e. 5. ee ee © Hawes forces | 8 killing enemy. against these “levelers” and hold his fos woven wire spring and a pair of large-size feather and Catarrh Tablets will 2ot cure.-MUN-| 9 gavel. he was surprised at the interest taken in| whisky, tobacco or coffee easy enough, So the Creator has use for whisky, to- terms of $1.50 cash and $2.00 a month—at the : v by the Vandeventer place con- 6 att . fe - « ee eee ee See en, ae perfectly plain the steady en- ee . Grand lot of room-size Rugs AS AP E N A “It has been charged that [ had selfish W. Polk. is a well known lawyer. with of- fearfully bv these “levelers.” : P| | | . Folk, is : yer. ah Ast : as ; fia , A Mirepeprany, eso —made of-an exce . D 0 motives in coming here. I desire to say!fces at 006 Ulive street. He is 45 years of pring Pl eg e a Pvc i: If a man tries flirting with tiese level- ‘Shag ne Pinas lent qual STEEP ROOF, that I have no candidate for any office. age and has been practicing law for 2% . , cnet y “ mil an eman el; e ers awhile. and gets a few slaps as a hint, 11,9 of « os@y -woven Brussels “I want a Democratic ticket that cai | years. y : rug tnat seems to smile and offer relet |}. hed hetter take the hint or a good solid and well worth $16.50. Spe- be elected and he who sars not Iles His residence is 5009 Kensinglor avenue, | for a few minutes and then leave the dis- b] ‘i]l follow . errery i where he lives with his wife and two young | eased condition plainer to view than ever| > wo...) s.: , | cial on the above easy terms Cheers for Butler children. is fre Jar-|and growing worse. Many times the cof- When a man tries to live upright, clean. for | Mr. Otto came to St. Louis from the Har- | @h@ BF oo es oe oo thrifty, sober, and undrugged, manifesting Cheers for Hawes. 'vard law school in 1879 and entered the St. | fee slave realizes that he is between two |. cae tno. fe nat the Creator i Louie Law School, from which he wuala.. te feels bad if he leaves off and a |e MOS 28 NO KNOWS Wass tae \reator in- 1. , tends he should, happiness, health and Butler’s remarks were loudiy cheered. ] For nearly five minutes the convention was graduated the following oagg 14 — little worse if ne drinks and allows the gan ig Upon ‘graduation he began the Praciwe ‘ , : peace seem to come to him. Does it pay’ effect to wear off. net , Se : This article was written to set people in an uproar. law. ’ for Seep] « es * Oto Was a candi- Mr. Hawes, who was sitting near the PR ag ag F onagg Po ny nomination of oa 00 if goes on trom day to day. Every thinking, to rouse the “God within,’ stage, jumped to his feet as Butler aat cult atterney, but he lost the nomination night the struggling victim promises him- every highly organized man and woman down. in favor of Ben Clare. oy te eke 1 t) self that he will break the habit and next ‘times wi they feel something As he mounted the platform there were| , That Democratic convention oar tag FIRS ng lee wi he feel little 1 . | oe Same We re ¥ weg. first appearance in politics of Rolla Wells, |day waen he feels a little bad (as he is | calling from within for them”to press to cheers mingled with some bisses. who was chairman. RATES oe es quite sure to) breaks, not the habit, but the front and “be about the Father's “tlurrah for Hawes!" shouted a delegate.) In 184 Mr. Otto renered OM ircuit court | his own resolution, Tt is nearly always a| business;” don't mistake it; the spark of mar Ten wows PenNs. and was defeated with the entire Demo-/tough fight. with disaster ahead sure if | the Infinite is there and it pays in every Pe ane £ Then someone shouted for Butler and} cratte ticket, though it i safe te. ne Tan} the habit wins. eee war, health, happiness, peace, and even Mt mere: Was BRotRer, Vore) oF ee. Se ee eat tials. Mr. Otto hus nol sought There have been hundreds of thousands worldly prosperity, to break off the habit MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS’ velteved te raean OY saving that he, too. | political honors. but has Jevotad fi entire] of people driven to their graves through | and strip clean for the work cut out fo | . M E PAY, SHG AP SETOSG With | time: so Che practice OF Mm disease brought on by coffee drinking | us. ' im Pipe Coverings and All Kinds of no loth cratrtet congressman that the com- Mr. Riley is 27 years old, and was grad- | alone, and it is quite certain that more It hae been the business of the writer D, YI Asbestos Materials. Pc + sted “My ee 7 pret egepag OFT nated from the 8t: Louis Law Schoo! four | human misery is caused bv coffee and to- | to provide a practical and easy way for | | ‘ ganization should be elected with a view vears ago. He hag had no politica! expert- onan them be ehhake. @ 4 page 3 a wre : b il SBESTOS MANUFACTURING of dealing out even justice to all. ence. Recently he acted as temporary efty “oO ar y MeKy,. tor the two tirat are people to break away rom the i«ntiee | ' : attorney in the Dayton street police court.| more widely used, and more hidden and | habit and he assured of a return to health AND ROOFING C0. Kaas ey wl Aes be pe 0k 8 oe a Y DOWNS HIS insidious in the effect on nerves. heart and | and all of the good things that brings, Seccessers te Asbestos. Roo!ing and Covering Co to decide the cemehincabiie ik ates BLONG FINALL Y PHIL DWYER otner vital organs, and are thus unsuspect | provided the abuse has not gone too far. | Office and Yactorry. “The ay provides that the delegates ! ANCIENT ENEM . ed until much of the dangerous wWOre 18 | and even then the cases where the body | ‘ ae . bearing certificates from the election com-| Andrew F. Biong wae iil and had to re- done. , bas been rebuilt on @ basia of strengte SECOND AND CARR STREETS. missioners shal: sit in the tem rar, or-| Main home during the primaries, but his | Now, reatier. what is you opinion as to; and health run into the thousands. Salesroom, gurnization of tl. onventien.’ “ : | followers in the Twenty-sixth and Twenty-|the real use the Creator has for thease | Tt is an easy and comfortable step to | wards gained # decisive victors | things! Take a look at the question from | stop coffee instantly by having well-made | M: Hawes then moved ie secant! ; “— 0 InAL iis member | Severe” — a ‘ Se ; 202 N, Twelfth Street, St. Louis, Mo, Ol (ne redentiale contest should be a] over tne Dwyer-Fevlly outnt which had | this point of view, | Poatum Food Coffee served rich and not | lowed t ee mies ee Rutler delegations in both wards. | There } law of natu ay: ‘s | wit! ol d flavor | Roth Phoncs i : » vole in a contest in which his Blong has been afte Phil Dwver’s scalp) s] * ny nature aud of nature's with good cream, tor the color and ftiavor Q | 2 M h ' ward was involved l for + hee They fell ort wen Dwyer | God that things slowly evolve from lower | is there, but none of the caffeine or other a ance, a ont ° eg’ Les , ae ) e chairman . ;, : e ' é' : , . Hawes’ motion carried by «a vote of 2w| voted to oust Blong frotinmittes | planes to higher. a sturdy, steady and dig- | nerve déstroying elements of ordinary Heres a beautiful piece of furniture and exception- : . i? ” c ; . . . — ‘ M P * A e . { ow, the Negative votes coming from the ship the hacked J > nified advance toward more pertect things coffee. ally well made throughout. Frame of solid oak and 1° SKIN OP 1S A YY PO RB i t veurs age Bicns : uller men, Wh nd ti not MS he oer control of the! in hoty tie phyaic wera eer re ae ho contended that none oa* Hantes agai: wt Dwsver fot nm ee Berton mm tw ! puysi al and spirit ual world. (im the contra ry fine moet pow erful re hicely polished— handsomely upholstered and heavily D'Gnednc on Sauear> 2 ORIENTAL oo Q ontested delegaies shou'd be allowed Pwenty-sixth, war. _— Begg Harry | rhe ponderous tread of evolutionary de- | building clements turnished by nature are tufted—interior is constructed entirely of tee: and Fit on the credentiale committee | redoybta ble “ | velopment i¢ fixed by tue Intinite and will | in Postum and they quickly set about re is very strong and durable—opens to a full-sized vere aid Pimples. Freok} The convent |B. Hawes came to Dwyer 7 , . te louble hed ; , Rash RI “t ary on then “A + J | pe . awes down at Jop-, auickene is ie = , do ed at night--worth 8§35.90-—Special, nm the proceeded to the se. | When Dwyer thres Ha ‘ not be puieKen d out of natural law by , pairing the damage. Seldom 1 it more | above easy terme at May-Stern's rt -_ oe lectio: 4 Orr - “~ hiv friend. Bieng’s fol- | , ‘ , : soo mata ms committees on credentials, | lin he cp olliyg- uae g0 after him any of mans methods. | ithan two days after the change is made | : > wi, ; *; “ ‘ " att ’ i 7 Se ’ wise Lert? : ; - > . . ; . ‘ . of 86 yoars, and is | credant: mowing the completion of the | Dwver weakened himeelf by a “ cutie showing how nature checks Loo vapid ad- jor complaints of kidneys, heart, head or berm! Tedentiai®, permanent organization and! pis strength. He started to put Tom Seuby) ane [linois raisea phenomenal cr , ; tatakabl idence of get tote ts te an dan resolutions ‘committeea the it. the field against the Blong leaders, ; I lal crops | nerves show unmistakable evidence of g swe one MITT} ; ry rm ; ir i€ ° ‘ . . : : . , , ; Wisproperiymade.| took s recess until 2:a0 ° convention | a they cleaned him uP. oo tt. | of corn for two or taree years. If she |ting better and 10 days’ time changes Ro Ly OOo H nt roa The main fight | MeCarthy ie a fighter, his SS ae ae continued to do so every year her formers | thinga wonderfully. m th awes an itler 49) St lace. expr *1 : pms, ! . sehaig ene ee wi | Lt Wo Bul. TERNS, Cee, oes and the; Weuld advance ‘n wealth far beyond those! Literally millions of brain working come before the credéntiais committee. of | . . Which Hawes has a majorite of 10. (lipe thick and tight!s tons The jaws are square termination, compressed, His | of other sections or countries. So nature | Americans today use Postum. having . . adds two the ag- ; : . : The committee on Ccredenmtial« w Yy i} mustache, a y , gan ol appe rrance. Me. | miter poses a bar _ ery three or four ‘ ears found the ‘ alue and common penne in , 1 iils * reasivones: and brings on a bedi yea r. change. Cc. "i POS | : | i pass on the contested delegation AE | " Aachaary apt wgnactous and, Foen angr). h he “ ‘ Teceommend! follows: ee om Mg pir eyea indicate the state O?? nature sets the “leveling mfluence” ai Get the famous little book, : n't amile much. but he! york rit i > 144 ‘4/4 44 744 eae - - ‘med om Me 4y\ {at a yh ’ ‘ ‘ roe at ry - A . He doer . First ward. James Duggan: Becond,. G. Be min? ured and enjoys & JOK™, CVC | gamma Govrsud’s Cream ' Po wy R. Mappes: Third. M J Keenor: Fourth. if te ia on the Houerr of Delegatos or him- Thomas Kinney; Fifth, Isaac Coaran:| reli. , fs denne %, ME Bigixth, P. J. Loughitn: Seventh. Peter NOT FIRST CONVENTION SCHERER ASME SAE Schitling; Kighth. W. J. Watawa: Ninth, HELD IN PRIZF FIGHT SHUP | o C. A. Lemp; Tenth. lLoute K . enth, E. J. O'Neill: Teeitth, ame Thia {@ not toe fret political convention | Pauley, Thirteenth W. J. Miynn: Fourejever heid in 4 hone of prise agnts, | teenth, J. B. Williams; Pitteonth, . M.} The test Democratic city convention See! it OLIVE AND SIXTH STREETS 3 Crow; Sixteenth, J. J... Mantan; Beven- eeneet ane rd aventie. which was the WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS . =: Bros Te teenth, T. Hf. Quinn; Eighteenth. Mikelfarmer pame of fistiena to Mt. Lovie. ANO UNION STATICN NG ¢ ART: HWwatsn; Nineteenth, J. 1. Maney; Teyen-| ‘The present Wert End ¢ ativeum ig located - - oe : we re Ue > ¢ * a % % e's a | , 4 base 4 eis “ Pee Lis Tae ee ee ee
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Men: “ 338 aur Fe: a . tome 9. aby AB cd, Talbots (ate yee a eee “ine a ape : wy ty ae a : ie 2 te 2. Pia ha Sak wrt oF A ee a ee . 0 ; « Pg ‘TUESDAY-ST. LOUIS POST- —— = * EDNESDAY ’LL BE A MONE Find Is Made Whil for '~ A oreat day for economy at N an co 1 i wine : a : Find Is Mace While Boring for Se , this eee cc. | Blankets and Comforts |& a. Ries 4 « ce ¥ . ¥ ‘ ‘ ’ “4 ae Si : - ~ . * ‘ .-* - * ee * ¥ é NT A ee Ce P ie 53 LT di me a “ * 4 2 ~ 5 a ¥ - “a Naa wh = = bat ae. See Tae aca ne a M ‘a ; ? 2 wr mm hte 1 4 ORR Seater a fas sta Sai 2a A EES i #2 Tg" ; ‘, soem o: exis ar: 4 tl ey Sa ty e+ i Tae aS ee a “a = SPARS Man, FR hes ie she SE AA Me Re ARRIREE BOE ONE AS SO NA NIN CERIN Pe ERI a RA AORE NS tN te TRIE OM Ae NII. A Ot A RE ON EN, tee apE.! #4) . * ae Ste. i 8 Se 4 . PIES P . r abt rf hii gy Ee rte ee r ae ok sa as % es pe a ae Vea %. Fay a he a ’ . Lf salen _ Water and Company Will De- Table Cloths--No Napkins are special bargains for this day’s selling. velop Property. : | That's why we offer Pattern Table Cloths at |-- Don’t miss them]! | _ Wednesday trade-winners in our Basement Bedding NATURAL GAS IS NOW UTILIZED] % | such ridiculously low figures! | Department. ; Cloths for which we have no napkins,to match, made of fine Lot of regular $4.00 all-wool homespun Blankets in { i j k j bo: ‘ dicated red or natural gray. Heavy warm . ig Fu of bleached all-linen satin damask in different qualities, 2 a ‘eng Bor Four Months Big Furnaces vende wide end folk @ tS yards long. ‘Aled & few 92 and serviceable. A big Wednesday Bargain at $2 OF . ee mn ne ~~ eee om ) Plant Have Been Heat- . | : Baking ed by pe hemstitched and scalloped dinner cloths. Bargains of the ee (0 Se eee eeeee ' most emphatic sort! Housekeepers, here’s a buying op- 11-4 size, heavy silver-gray Bed Blankets, with a ) fe data ee over tour liek dab- 2 portunity of the greatest importance to you! Prices soft, smooth finish and worth $1.75. Here 1 # . et gas has kept siamas furnaces going day range as follows: ’ | Wednesday at—p@ir........-sseeeeeeeeees veee , eineianancate ae gg gg 7t hares | $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3.00, & lot of nye Bed rgceyee fo ee and — Since natural gas is created by oil and | 25 75, $4.50 and $6.00. weights and in large double-bed size. Fi | 35 $3.25, $3 : ind $6.00 with best white sheet cotton and knotted—each.. e forced out by it, it follows that there are large quantities of o!] under the city. , is believed that a deposit has been located and a well will be sunk without delay. Silk Li ° E The natural gas well is at the plant of Dress Goods, I Ss, Inings, ow the Welle-Boettler Bakery Co., at Vande- VYonter avenue and Forest Park boulevard. The discovery thdt there was gus under the premises was the result of a futile at- tempt to get water. Between five and six months ago a we!))- digger was employed by the company to go down after water. Four hundred feet beneath the surface oil was struck. With it came gas. The well-digger kept on bor- ing in the expectation that oil and gas would exhaust and water would be struck. But after the well had been bored 680 feet the gas came with such force that it was necessary to abandon the water enterprise and be content with gil. At the beginning the pressuré was 500 unds to the square inth. It came with guch force that the derrick and other par- aphernaiia were blown to pieces. It a em ———————— 8 Curtains and Rugs ~ - “ Remaining lots from our recent Big Sale offered on our third floor Wednesday at these bargain prices! 85-Cent Ruffled Swiss Curtains at..............+-+. 456 palit $1.73 Lace-trimmed Swiss Curtains at..........-...»§$L00 pair $1.25 Nottingham Curtains (314 yds. long)........@- .88c pair $3.00 Real Cable Net Curtaims at......-.sse++sneae .$L.85 $3.50 Arabian Corded Curtains at..........0.+++0m + GEG $4.50 Bobbinet Curtains at only........ — $2.75 Renaissance Bonne Femmes at......++++-«00 ¢5.50 Real Renaissance Lace Curtains at.........++«.$u 45.00 Real Irish Point Lace Curtains at..........+0 - $3.65 Extraordinary values that wiil make busy times at our counters tomorrew. | ans Silks Dress Goods 24-inch All Silk, Heavy Crepe de Plain 50-cent Challies in all 29e Chine in maize, red, pink, gray, tan, ODIO a vo kos Secon °° “ae champagne, etc. Also Black Silk Peau de Soie and some Fancy ‘Vat- | a clines and Storm feta Silks for shirtwaist suits. Serves at 39e 50-cent All-wool Cheviote, Zib- Regular 75e. Silks—Your . ; choice Wednesday at...... C $1.75 Silk Warp Check cniy D1 O0 7 ings, in street colors, only $1.50 Quality Good, Heary All Silk Lining Satins in rich, pret- $1.00 Quality 46-inch Black AQ C Novelty Batiste at........ y ty colors—Wednesday at.. BELEEE As the supply seemed constant the off- S-inch C Chi Cran : : | cere of the company made arrangements ms en de nine asp hicotig. e Me Linings $2.25 Lace Bed Sets (with shams) Terre e ee core ee em ..-9L.15 set to utilize the gas. The well was severa) eor, In Diues, grays, tans, pinks, Regular 15-cent Silesias and iwodet . | hundred feet from the furnaces, but a pipe cadets. etc:— a $2.7 o silk Percalines- " \V ] ) la 1 Oe $5 90 Rep Port 1eres \ Tapestry Border) “ere eee eee eee @ was run ‘to them and after experiments it for only () J ednesday..... é : } pair was found thet the fow was ample to take yee? eke «scare , °-cent Silesias 4 Perceli $6 50 Rep Portieres (\ clour Border) Trercrtrrr.. pair ihe place of coal under eight furnaces in eS an ercalines of- Por ! which the baking was done. Cotton Geods jered Wednes- 1 $10.00 Mercerized Portieres at Ser ere ee pair Necessary changes tn the construction of SEY Bae we ea 2 : , ' : , the oom were made and the use of Sh-aent Ficecetned Ovliedk ts ge : : tt ot 2 432 = Silk siohesidened Portierés at... oe $22. sale pAtural gas was begun. ; é ®©5-cent Silesias. san Nae 5 , That was over four months ago aid pretty colorings and designs. g and Shadow Silks a a 1 5e $2.50 Ba edad Couch Covers at. ccceis ceeds vase -» $1.50 each Sg - ee rere ee © Bearly uni- , $2.50 Rope Portieres, now offered at.............—-$1.46 each . | form p unds 16 square alae tt ae hit > ‘ — | ty 3 or Pajamas and Silk Linings, ih - 85-cent Moquette Rugs | Sas era Se aoveaen abel .53c each & Be | Knowing that the flow of gas indicates | PE re re ae ee . C ee Cae RE prt a ome eC iw $3) , Pas’. . | the presence of oi) in quantities, officers | eed, « Rbattebe te. \ itemise that every ce erg oe Sig 7 yell-known brands-as “‘W. C. C.,’”’ “R & G.”’ and “‘W. B..” | png * bine Sheek palllewn vears — the celebrated “Buster $40.00 Wilton \ elvet Rugs (9x12 ft.)......... ..... $29.50 each Bricy eS ie tne alll pi at ead the new lengths, with long or short hips—Corsets that | bands—a regular 75-cent Brown” Style, with gilt buttons $5.00 Real Oriental Rugs at......+--seeeeeees -++++-$2:50 each ables the operator to determine not only megularly all over the United States at $1.00 and $1.50— | cap—Wednesday......... . 2 C and patent leather belt. A very ¢12.50 Real Oriental Rugs at... sccescccccccese .e e+» 96,00 each the location, but the quantity and qual- itv of deposits. Mr. Pope claims to have located the main ol] well on the property of the company. He has continued his investigations and ys to have located other wells in e city. ———— a choice tomorrow on Nugents’ second floor for | BOYS’ SUITS—Knee-pants Suits in nobby coat for the little lad— _ 6de fancy mixtures or plain blue, in made of all wool cheviot, in blue i — OO. i owas 0:8 powaldees 2 s00 45 ik due ween. wich ot awed xc double-breasted or Norfolk styles, or oxford and worth. $4 i : THIS WEEK we are making a, special showing of the “‘Lotus”? All wool and worth $4— $2 AQ) Here Wednesday at... * $2.95 Girls’ School Dresses ~ \ Corset, which is being demonstrated and fitted by Mme. Merriam. Our Wednesday pice... MEN’S PANTS—Of all-wool chevi- states that it is the purpose during all of that time the natural gas : thas been used constantly at a nearly uni- 50-cent Striped Silk Warp Pongees 35-cent Sateens, Peresiines: Saxos r. +o . 5 . - e . pany to bein Boiling an an wal oe ‘2008 an expert corsetiere, who will ke pleased to consult with and advise | ¥ ey be ara nig Agi “we — ots and worsteds in new patterns “' TAyst the proper weights and styles for early Fall wear. In a : » btola . : . eal | -wool mixture or ‘ =a : "3 , = al ae Water whicn in ee mexra” tas you as to the style most suited to your figure. ; e | cheviot, cut in he divien eos suitable for dress or business wear. our Cloak and Suit Department on Second Floor, but it Oy taletea with ofl and wan ang h fect fitting, well lined and worth ‘eguiar $4.00 qualities. Your i TI “Pp ” ae | : as. , iat, Me : - Plaid Dresses, made in ic new “Peter Thompson” Suits . a | has not been determined whether the water | regularly $8.50— choice of all Pretty new ! dd nicely of all-wool serges—regular 86.00 a= ; will be fit for use. Flan nelette Bar ain in the i Wednesday at..eccesss : sizes at $2 A() the Russian o a an 3 wiite. in ol al 4 : | ann et Gi eee eS rr ee ry a ee re fe ee En ee ae ae 6 lll | Tees eh ee eens Ceees P : - of a ou ‘es 8—our f 4 Se Extremely Low Rates to the South- : : § S Basement ooo hiner: $1 2 Wednesday Price ...... $4.50 Ee | east and Florida Points. A fortunate purchase of 100 pieces of Dark and Medium Outing B. Nugent & Bro Dr (joods C Girls’ Cashmere Dresses in brown. GIRLS’ RAINCOATS — Just what ef | On Oct. 11 and Nov. 15 there will be on Flannelettes, made to sell at 10¢ a yard— Wednesday C ° y 0. hiue or red, with silk yokes end every girl needs for school wea me ; gale from St. Louis round trip tickets to Oey sc wie bamixn akties See ee Wee aed nO Oo bee 0.0 0b eb e'ek teak 5 . ? . lace trimmings—all 3 OO this fall and winter—prices; .- ' ee Se sere points in Tennessee, Georgia, North and Broadway, Washingten Ay. and St. Charles St. axel tomorrow at ..-. ‘ $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95 se South Carolina and Fiorida at less than i ee a ee ee ee ee Pa ey ae eee " one fare rates. Tickets good °1 days to NE CAD rere) ginal wails tng: return. Write for particulars. E. G. Wood- |-— —_—_—_—_— —- -, , A, MN. C. & Ot. L. Ry., WW Bank of Commerce buildiag, &t. Louls. " — — = 3 | ro ee | - awe ee TST ibs aa , . REPORTS CITY AIR CLEARING. iN ois mS G TEER RNAS SN nhs SSS is = * 7 et -——* , Inspector Says Smoke Has Decreased ype Saas aS ‘ oot, Bet, Cent in Thres, Year FISK e Inspector Charles . Jones says LAO WSS | N | Hes . & re SS iS @ sta Every Day Until Oct. 15. Daily Tourist Cars dicseén” Chadohae Remarkable Testimonial e or through New — a Mexico. | Other bargains in T0 CUTICURA tickets to Pacific Northwest and ce | ; ae The World \s Cuticura's Field, | MR, J dhere has been a docrease of from 7 to | 8) per cent in the amount/of smoke emit- te factories in the e eee ~~» es , te e4 from Age eee —_s. sole SN \S i i Pas , His rt to Mayor Wells Monday shows XN y “ : 3 : ios 7 that steam plants in the city have he (ee \ SN S ANG | installed smoke-consuming devices tn that 0 ihe N PME . N N Ye: allroad are experimenting, he says, x ay YS | | WN : | with a view of applying smoke-consumers SS = — | WS io their engines while in the city limits. Wht RS > R Most “yy ASS | Sh Green or Black, Louis comes from residences and small fi he states. Inspector s ts that a law re- Should be the household beverage of all, particu- larly all lovers of pure etstht AA OEP EOE S70 4. 2 een peepee teete q ll fremen to be licensed, as are ar: . would be of good effect in abat- ing the smoke Auizance. On Oct. 11 and Nov. 1b the following round trip rates will be in effect from St. Louis. Tickets good 21 days* ‘Io Nashville, Tenn, $8.0; to Chattanooga, Tei.n., $i; to At- WS WG WN —= WW BUTTER INSURANCE many points in Arizona, Utah, OGY WE a ' vi ate > _— Fore or vf ope eh Sites ete mae Se ASE sg' * Se 2 a « ~ of . 7 ST te.) ~ “ ; Shae Yk + ‘ > * 2 ¢ x % tee hie Pe bl ye See a heed AS an’ DA ya. ae v pose hee = : i pees » te: Rp ee eae ad Se ee. x ¥D :, Jus 1; ve oe Ts 5 a7. - ae SA Ae pit vie Nees : hi eas tes if 4 Rok. ae Piaeee irs. 3 bt 5 7 nL ohigg aaeee Apne nity) note Eat. ae : oF x % 7 ta Pee a ae ae a 7 + a “tne . = aay tit 9S ae ee % RE ee "a = w fr - 6 dee S 2 - - a Lg Rate by! he SOT ee ene Ge eS, ah YEE ; oY gee aares Bb om 0. Weeewera Tv ALN. c enn Gold “Butter package insures tea. Ever k ZY Eeutene: Sue BBL L. Ry, 407 Bank of Commerce bultd the contents being pure, sweet, and fit to eat. . “agers y grocer, Keeps GY , Idaho. | Has Penetrated. | 4 3. > « A epee No butter loss where the butter i d it either in bulk or in GY Write today for | a | where the butter is covere Yy tor | FOOTBALL SIGNALS STOLEN. | ackage for Insi VY full information | “ i ) . by the Meadow Gol ft. Dp ey m. nsist , I desire to give my voluntary testi. . Smith Acad Boys Victims of y adow Gold package. It is profit and free booklets. | , | he oe ay tenn elena ne ie it ee epethesnionice, Ceyion te: ina ) for come tse from sh coeeee of a ee aetlona Wenkana Ask your dealer to send you a P eylon tea. That insist-|f | w. J. LEAHY, A.G@ PA. UATE ee for time from an of uric. Fair ogge Tagg other valuables were car- package. ence stamps you as a a System G. A. P. D. ° heft curred 6 e > i 2 . 4 . Seat. Academy Reman Sliia inemters hp eorsead COLD CRLAMERY COMPANY, : Judge of tea. A Visit to | ee oneey ters, @01.N. Second St, St, Lows Mor nad the CEYLON GOV- | 900 Ol iV E ST cet cs tact er rice, /ERNMENT PAVILION|§!| “? “*° : be bad cn dons oi Yootball pet ‘means a tea treat to coul4 bora in time to 4 | t Bio was obtained tc cash from the rae re a ———EEEE—— those Hig vo bg a a . re a : = — ——— enjoy its delightful fla-| 7 ' ‘Keep Your Money Until Cured. N . | - €ancer, tumor, soning goitre, rectal dis- () K OWS 9 Se , | ! errs One warioccele, chronic a7 . ° HOW TO MAKE IT—Vse halt ~ | Mak:s no odds what a man wants— - » Tomlin & Co., 1100 Missiasipp! avenue. . | Use hom boiling cae s as He gets it. eo AUGHTERS OF SOUTH GATHER ) : four to five minutes. Makes some difference where ‘National Convention Will Continue a . in | I He gets it. : SAY } rd . f ou Wa ae . = The net poe omvention Pi em United \ | % rw ] e si nt i Sam Weil will see that you get ‘> t Conv ay «Begs ag dn oe tanggagteg f Si reeds use on y “The Limit m Leather.” | Mis. Washington “Rapes, Misoourl wo i If you’il go into’his model Men’s St en’ : : u'll go into’his m en’ Be tr er oy What Horse Wears This Brand? ) then ie See ee er preaigent the Woman's Th oP k of a company which | ™ 2 Ra Or Xn now sdvectising extensivcly’an. article thet is old by all Srst-class and ask to see = compeny referred to, comrect aaswere tothe following questions you will. Fi “Finest the World Produces.” The Sir Knight $4 Shoe. i= : iiietincetases wees | ee custe ty naa walls boomed ehewmes es AT ALL GROCERS. H her thi wat go 2 eo teething. ; “a for framing. vpibecredemark Desring the. 5S. He has other things for men, but— #3 | oS represented eens. = “yt (5) Westie tet i | }) When should it be taken? }. ere es | _ Aurea 1601 Sou:h Broadway, &- Leis Mo gl | POND’S BXTRACT ||“ /.'S.a'hs | wt 3 ~ ‘tate oe amonees, sorenses. neo:
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eo nds Flock | : i , “ | 99 shopping St. Louis’ | to See “Ben Hur place in the world! 35 Special t Store ~ “Bén Hur’ is ki } + ) ng of the drama. | 7 ~ , Foremos Cand There are plays and plays, but only “Ben stores under one roof! A News | ay Hur” can go on, year in and year out, city in itself! - Occupyi / ; ; packing the theaters of Amer ca as no other a e Day play has ever packed them, and performing/ | @M entire half city block records in receipts which were unheard- All cars transfer to the Fourth omen of before Gen. Lew Wallace's story of the Ww Friday time of Christ went to the nig AG door ! , | ashir ] | “Ben Hur” began its World's r career Floor. amy Avenue Watch! in St. Louis last night. It opened at the ~~ y ~~ and Sixth Street. Olympic, a theater which seats 2400 persons. | Tickets to ‘‘Louisiana’’ 4 IES 7 E PRA , The play had been here twice, once for a at Music Halli. —- run of two weeks and again for a run of * — = three weeks. Yet the Olympic was much o too small for the throng which pressed up- ' — S S on it last night. Every seat was sold, and people did not stand up in the aisles because ol | eC urn is i . the house would not sell them standing . s Guide to the World’s Fair | OS an a » — an —_ - 3 bed fe . Ae os | = +. 7 a tl . ; ss al Pass room. wR, Peele inicaey, te Santolding LESS THAN THE COST OF THE CLOTH! EANS careful planning with the ultimate cost ever uppermost in ones mind. Soiled Se tun: Pimmaee otery . ~ > . en - — summer draperies must come down and new carpets are necessary. Then comes the , Hur on the roof: : for MY lk - Lined A rreasat 0 , dent of the tile and the as Ben Hur tr .* - ’ . ecasi vhich brings out the defects A in the galley. .® Sp ee moving problem. If There's any one occasion which 8 tt . wins the admiration of the duumvir; the Ge 25 00 30 00 ‘ ; ’ shipwreck, in whic ; tent aid it’ ‘ine time. Put the facilities of this great store to work o on present equipment, it’s moving tim ee = the house of Siderim; the meeting between | f , Hur he ) the problem. We'll solve it for vou with less, much less cost and greater satisfaction. a Bring of the wa Le and 35 00 | E ’ = j / | at te Dresses a " the awful the miracle, and th ee ee S eh its eight fying — My c lined SUITS. compeinen eiaah al woe Bone — > . : ° ' : Si y e;: 1e ~ ~. ’ s - and Scotch Lace Curtains, 3% yards long and 50 to 60 inches wide—beau- ( a RY oe ona pon end. Arios float & , CLOTHS, CHEVIOTS, “BANAMAS, Tou AND . . , : : : . J ¥ wreck, r “eet ° re \ . ,Tre ne w a tiful fleur-de-lis, wreath, bowknot and Grecian designs—in $] 25 v. arose WE | upon a bit of ie mares galley—these & No =r some CHANGEABLE TAPrEr th a AND. eatin Ragone Ow Sie co ‘ 9 OF 4 ; Mit RS saan wonderful stag ‘ ful self ' undér erent up-to- @ novelty atyles, one pret. white, ivory or ecru—regular prices $2.00 and $2.25—special, pair. Be “Ben Hur” was quite ite won ger ~ eS tier than the other. Nobby new Bardon trimmings. as we have come to 4 thrilled and . No two suits alike. $1.76 Couch Covers, 95c-—-Large, re- Cable Net Curtains at Half — f AQP a) Y r \ audience in the same wer Steet we might | . “y Seems ridiculous to of- ay. , fer $25, $30 and $35 suits versible Tapestry Couch Covers, in French Cable Net Curtains in hand- 4 4) Z same W rich Oriental i Persian, designs some Arabian, Cluny, Art Filet and 1% Ane | AGS Te ee a wert unfold before ue in the | at this rice. but if and colors—fringed all Point de Calalts designs-—3% and 4 iene ww y ¥ theater as this one | vou'll & K at them in around—tregular price vards long and 50 to 64 — im , ry me iia The big company + ¢ im our SHOW WIXDOW : a i | Bag a , we sav | tomorrow. and HANOLE $1.75—Wednesday only inches wide—re ular respects since value $5—special, pair. Ethier is the new Ben th GS them THE TRUTH will ig \ * fin ® Portferes at Walf!—Mercerized Silk, |: Paik se | once ) | Tapestry and Bordered Rep Yor- Genuine Arabian Curtains, $4.50—Ara- : } ors did fulfillment of ee part ay. take your BREATH tleres In elegant two-toned and seif- bian Curtains, made of best French TRE BOSE ' ( =a man. He = pullt, is dark and young. i | ; AWAY. You couldn't colorings—-some are finished with cable net with beautiful hand-made 04). / ? ’ ; ee Bg ti face. Mr. Ethier is no [ft enema! ig = eatts on ee Cav tassel] fringe—others lace edges—Arabian d , ES m—_T,. 1. Zoe and fA ; sression he is won- , {| roadway for tess than P 4 : BA» Se) 2 mean tragedian. In repression he if wove | ya ag ge ave velour borders— color only—regular SD a | : o~ regular $7.50. sorts, at $9 curtains at 9 Cy, MY a 6 A , derfully strong at aia a the scene ae starts at 8 a. m. tomor- : sees B : pression of Breer valley instance—he | | row and the price is tans: cea © Renaissance Bed Sets of fine bobbinet te with Arios in the galley yO “ery Ss... with large hand-made motif in both : W) { he) ISTORE, here on a visit, inspected these handsome 50 to $3.75 Curtains, eet ee heavy tassel fringe. The season's Robert McWade, Jr.. is Simonides. ‘. } i) | at, pair newest designe and color combinu- edmirabie in the part. Henry Weaver Is | i] BAC hy it SILK-LINED SUITS vesterday. He offered the Globe Fourth Floor--Five Elevators. CONS. OSE 2e Varees $3 00 lidevrim. These are the best acted of rae : vm ‘ieee oom 4 16.99 spot cash for everyone of them, saying “I can at, paulr..... tenes . nrincipel male parts supporting Ben por . hie = ee easily get $25 for them. We refused the offer. be- ~_— pa ie Mabel Burt {s still the mother of Hur, an is Iras, the Egyptian. She is eapa- ) +o ’ | Iron Beds at $1.25 | 15c Drapery Swiss, Sc | ripe a reader of fine ability, Wut she is Boys 2,50 and 3.00 | Sale of Silks and Dress Goods > Men’‘s 15.00 SE | a mile from the rve of the a aotrasta ‘ . s* - - é nus ] yy etr " 7 . ERE'S a very unusual chance that all housekeepers siren-like Irae. ‘ene Fgh te sactere: The SCHOOL SU! 5, pesos li fag gas tees my engga fo oe = Suits and Topcoats ae conmenmnatioed nates a aw ' | he @n- ' ; “mg enjoyment of : the , from one , good Tle | tively the 1.99 grade, inches wide. o James J. Rvan is net | - fringe Ay - the part. and his audience | 2000 varda for 45 uine 1.25 quality, ; 9c : va in it to ans | Wednesday C special Wednesday. J 7 7 HIS is a special leader for tomorrow only, and each ‘a, Iron Beds —— - | would refuge to receive him sate teal | Fine Cheviet 8 1 ; a ay r how well he might ac ne Chevio erge, ali- extent, te matter et - sig- } wat =) Biack Taffeta Silk, vard wool, navy and black. i+ Tocking tee port has wonderful at or feabiregpe ss pg a ae : > a ‘ - yal ' , iteance In “Ben Hur.” o em. wide. guevranteed, 15 2 inches wide, e c suitable for bed sets, comforts, sash and full Jength n a ghee | | Bea uti- yards of the 1.50 3 C Wednes. AR ve || window curtains. Regular price 15c—epecial, vard. 6&e. They do some so at di Cosaennes | | nals hick, | grade, Wednesday.. Beautiful s om | . : 2 SE ee ee ee ‘ ines a NS Thenter this wee that wour m @ it dit All-Feather Pille-vs that are he arranted odorless—-finest i 50 Sh d t 19 } { ‘| a. . aes , \\ 9 j oe Vetted mranet Fro hack home aherda of | s ‘ blue and Amoskeag herringbone ticking. Blame yourself if | ¢ shades 4 Chest OU 1s. Cup-ex opaque Window eehedule time if he hanpered to catch the | fancy you fail to get these $2 Pillows at. Shades, mounted on spring rollers, with fixtures com- “Corifete’’ at work. Res llv. it would awe . a cneviots . ery es 1.4 plete. Sizes 3x6 and 3x7 feet. Neoula impolite to say Wiat oug i to be said . — Cas- | Black Mercerized Sa- Roller Toweling, | 50e Shades at Aa about some of the ‘‘stunte. | | Simeres | teem, the 15c quality. and brown. the 0c : ; ey “Was age | But there are some other things in the | neat double | 2000 vards for rade, Wednes- Steel Bed Couches, with angle iron frame, National wire || pace Door Panels, in real Renaissance and Irish point ‘hill whieh had its first nresentetion Mon- | | breasted Wednesday at 4¢ BP ici cccheen ane! $¢ e ’ ] at les ~ . . . ‘ \ P ‘ ‘ 4° as 9 » he at 1 , fs el. 4 -» } } vi ae . e fabric spr and coiled wire supports. Can be used combination on three-ply bobbinet. Sizes to fit any propio ia Rtn tegen imge lag yyy Be . 2 | Wednes- Bleached Bed Sheets, 5 Outing Flannel, heavy as couch or bed—$4.50 sorts | apace up to 34x50 inches. Regular bats who are worth while, Both for the . © | day, 8 full size. the 60c kind, } fleeced. the 10c quality, at. 5c Panels at.. 39¢ ‘tumbling ekill shown and the cemedy work « hee | a 1 — a Wednes- Wednes- . ‘ : , , = . ; ido ae ¢ rin. two an end ai tneyv last, | nade Iron Beds, in all sizes, in black, olive or white enamel, || Grille Work, in oak or mahogany finish. Stylish new ae ——— Py the erates Afant. | hf | these 3.00 & 165 inches high, 1 1-16-inch posts and straight spindles i designs, 12 inches VV ide and any lengih. rose Trio, three mer. are thea other Both | : iit —, Bi : d R ddi with brass rails, knobs and ferrules head and foot, the Regular price, per foot, 50c—special. ne a ita ‘rresent rovelties which are entertaining. LOns ) Ig an | an € Ing | io foot being bow sty! These $6.75 Bed | | ‘NEW "YORK. on ‘ dnaiialin Bone Fillings . vely t 9 ‘s lar ia oe Pink, 1e motner of nine. All work gnarant ) pears. e dn a con iis and $1.25— price $16.560— 1] 5() Royal Wilton Rugs in six patterns When she sang the uproar ceased before advertise. Gold work done on EASY PAY- Piatina Fillings........ epecial, yard Special .......s.seees s and but several of each-—these the feast of her rich contralto notes, for MENTS The aldest «64 mbet reliable Dents! Gog Fillings .... madame's power tocharm is no less in the College In the city. eededseoc..coc sume Hagsock Special! — Two hundred Wilton Velve t ie will be found exceptionally rich BAY scenes and buovant atmosphere of e o vet Rugs in a great vi com'c opera than tn the stately ‘domait of UNION DENTAL COLL ' ive Streel, stvomgliy made Hassocks, covered | riety of beautiful colorings—druni- ard handsomeé—size 9 by ltl feet— the musical maestros. She made a speech, too, and the droll Open dally, Sundays, 9 te 4 p. m. Evenings sill 1v. LARGEST COLLEGE IN WORLD. with ee « velours—reg- aged-—regular in buying one of : yar © Values—for 15c by 12 ft. size- these rugs you get way in which ashe tangled her English was | esday only .. oes oe e the electric spark that kindled another a a oo ae commences special $40.00 values at Guret of merriment ee ane ae } b . Fourth Floor—Five Elevators. tank vou mit all my heart. Ees my Soo ee Soe | enelesh not goot, no? Thus spoke wep oe “+ ye! of mine. ane WHA Incomparable Crown and ns nk if «he said more it was drowne n the — wave of applause. q Bridge Work, 22k, . ‘ ee cree ee - = — Julian ceochet plpnig the composer, launched Mme. Schumann-Heink well in the comic 4 7 opera swim with his new ‘Love's Lottery.”’ One wf wENSA' ION... Ao not Stanislaus Stange. the libretfist. did al- enver root of mosth; bite core eff the tod: most as well. If his plot was not of sturdy Ot the OGret time. ~ Sp All w : a | ie. CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS oak, his lyrics were of willowy grace. Until October 10th, we , a | cn OnE OF OUR NEW MBS. CAMPBELL AT WASHINGTON || Dove SMe tscth on $3 H\ |\National Dental Parlors ‘ .. N Special te the Post-Disnatch, st se 720 OLIVE STREET STYLES. sAVASHIINGTON, “Get. ¢ s 2 = F " a. 2 Fe. , ‘ ¥% ito ads Fay Pe se Pe a 3 es ceress.” in five acts, was given its first GOLD FILUINGS acosesessoneeste SS WaL I HAM Wa | CH ES roduction in this country last night at the SILVER FILLINGS é ‘ ro ‘ ~ Kemember, we are aod t. es Columbia Theater. Mrs. Campbe!l waa CALL EARLY—AVOID THE ; Many New and a warmly, welcomed. .2”, ihe veered nat |} — 4 wer of hyp- sg anes id inten, te dene] CHICAGO, DENTAL PALACE, Can Furnish in +The Perfected American Watch,"* an illustrated book of an obfuly"'arca'ty Goon "6 CT LOUIS OFFICE, 513 OLIVE STREET (,°¥5", ’ ’ ’ Women’s and Men's ! in? , , , fourth act, where Zoraya, before the {n- ineresting information about watches, free upon request quisition, confesses to witchcraft in order Open Dally, Pvenings Tih 9. Sundays 9te 4. . to save the man she loves, Mrs. Campbell rose to superb heights, and the audience AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, gave here eleven curtain calls. The ap- Xi We guaraniee our plause continued ten minutes. aie | 4 a ey WU Dee ee ae , 13 es " 9 .
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RSHIP “ST. LOUIS” IS THE NEWEST ENTAYI Quincy, Ill., Firm Will Compete ! UR BARGAIN ANNOUNCEMENTS are regarded by thousands of St. Lashadiir'e as the most important news in in the paper. It is the means of sav- ing them quite a sum in the course of a year. Furthermore, they have come to know that the store news we publish is authentie and that we offer the most desirable merchandise underprice. Visitors should eombine business with pleasure and profit by our special! offerings, In ad- | . Denne Gad Norma 9. fe te es i 1 om ee: i dition to these ‘‘sale’’ features you will find here the most complete lines of trustworthy Fall merchandise in St. Louis. Louisan Is Commander. i ION OG EE EE MOTE ae 5, ne 5 " uls” aintec rge letters o | LE eee Be: “? 7 hee ~ bei & Me a ) Se eee | — Msdcn ae the eae ne aylarge letters on| Hi | 5 gece |} $1.25 Oak-Frame Screens, 75C 3 O'Clock Spoctal-ABeveandd the sides of the car of the newest, entry in the $100,000 airship contest at the World’ ae re eNOS eS ge: Ol UST 100 of the . et they will be gone : 2 le ; © Me ye . se Screens and we expect they & XTRA «ood quality Bed o—gre tan— 5 ; ‘Fatr. ee x : ox . J by 9 = "clock Haak etek anon se ae oe ghar oak - E- stno--aneaouee Shane jnthes- come’ 4% a a « . ’ | Pek? i CO SG 4 ae rame——Screens filled wit ood quatity oles ‘ . a A former St. Wouisan, Charles Laurel, | Egetg A® , silkoline—-regular seling price $1.25-—-while the good yarn—they are wool with the we of some cote § fy ) O«” ao one | : ) ton threads running thro who once managed the Pastime Athletic nk OK A, LM Ly OIE 2,80. lot lasts Wednesday at BROADWAY a> WASHING TON | Ankit have slight imper Seiionee than a pe ie oe, lar at $3.50 a pair—on salé at 3 oclec. palr... Club, is in command of this craft. He! Bi Third Floor. . eee Frage bears letters stating that his flying machine : was patented by a St. Leuisan named John | Berry. | c : : * Ce aaa ee ee ee anne ernment The “St. Louis ts exceedingly simple in . 2 85c Silks for Shirt-Waist Suits, 59c All-Wool Panama Voile Mixed Suiting, Worth $1.00 a Yard, at 59c ga on, but distinctly original in de- . . 4 Now for another great sale of Silks suitable for shirt-waist suits HESE Voiles formerly sold at $1.00 WE! HAVE only five pieces, or about 250 vards of this | — designs that are quite the best we have shown—eolors are a yvyard—in royal, navy and black and desire to close them out, hence this marked reduction. One feature is that the motor furnishing the power for propelling the entire ap- an blue, green, red, brown and black and white, with smali pure wool, medium weight—extra They come In different gray mixtures, with checks of wide (52 inches)—only 10 pleces— on { aratus is buried under the floor of the \ eB - ag be 5 P 7 eee Uae a | . a 3 59 Lz neat figures—80¢ quality —on sale Wedne sday, pei | sale Wednesday. while colors — W hile they last, W ednesday, por P 4 ’ ) . f Se ¢ % noe P BAG ty ' % axis Caso) x ease “San Car. yard, 59c. they last, per yard From the car a steel pipe runs to the} top of the craft—40 feet. Through this! e004 creel ‘egies pipe runs a belt connecting with two ' . if Pe sae ines ay were, conan of no] fo Get a Silk Petticoat Extra Specials for Early Shoppers Want to Save $1.33 on — wne is almost at the top of the pole. ‘ihe | $5 Values for $3.50 A= a Tule heavy trading | does not begin until 10 o'clock. In order t to indus e shop- ad Suit for Your Boy ? other is halfway up from the car. _ping previous to that time we make it an object for vou to come early. You The balloon portion of ,the sky-traveler| ine this one has never made a succeéss- ETTICOA TS are exposed will, find these bargains in in the basement : OU may choose from ten ~ —— al ee a ee — TT is between these two propellers. Its shape] ¢,,) flight. ' je neither lke that. of the conventional! ys. Manager Laurel is enthusiastic. In o* Wits quite often, and nothing “— err ADe—T hree cases of White TOWELING—Heavy unbleached Linen splendid lines — patterns , “418 é y. . | fact, he is already arranging plans for 18 AS rich as silk. and | no T5c each—on sale f : nt Roller Tow eling—" wotth 10c¢ a 6: } a . Two saucers placed rim to rim and fast- | spending his part of the $100,000 prize. , 10 \Wedn ed » ; —— yard—from 8 to 10--per yard GC the very uew est — weaves and Sees semetner wou axaage® am mepe oh “We have one part of the trouble solved woman need forego the the 7 Pp eas- een EMBROIDERED FLANNEI 4)] wool fabrics | _the most | ; ed — the gas bag. The lower “saucer” Is a]... ady,.” he said to the Post-Dispatch. Oa f g one. T hese BED BLANKETS—Fxtra heave 11:4 oe Aiitlininn : aesir —_ trifi lier tha the upper one es ure 0O Ww earin n . : ; hemstiteched or scalloped white em- eee: Speeeea ger eiagrtss Prete : : ‘We have a perfect steering apparatus. - mabe? pa Ras OREY: BURG: & size fleeced white cotton Bed Blankets * "4 $s , Ss len lidly r_tailored 1 -e}}. Like some other widely-advertised air- a. can-operate the craft from the car | are made of good | rustling worth $1.00 a pair—tf broidered Flannel—the correct width sprer | ane wel. oe a without any trouble and steer it right for infants’ skirta—worth 50c a vard one apps ameginagy ae w left, backwards of forwards at ease. 1 Se taffeta silk. with deep. Ac. to 10—per pair ieee a te 10. 35C fitting gar. ‘Nobody eise in the contest can do that, ‘ , - CRS ote : THE STORY OF VINOL. Eel Rh Pe core Pe Pen beg tg — | lime cordion-pleated flounce, fin- SHEETING—iood heavy unbleached per yard ...... eae $ ments — the pmeve to. Ty 20 get. ite’ ree as ue nS a 7 Sheeting—9-4 wide—worth 22%c a. CLOAKING—A large assortment of all TTS pou tidert that we can get up into the air ished with ) i d f 9 ~~ /2 ; y arge a orimen { ” : . also.”’ “yt ol ; ; g yara— — to 10-— wool Eiderdown Cloaking-——38 inches kind that will ° The t of the “St. Louis” is made ; er var ie. eee =, ton —- By Wolff-Wiison Drug Co. o Ly ne Aeronautical Exhibit Co. of ) small ruffle ; 5 I : : : wi . gee — th 60¢ 3 YC stand real _hard _Usage—they Our experience with medicines extends | @2™cy: |! , others with Blindness "Saas he English 8 20s non lee batt, pls ; | bl h a W | ; uting Fianne!—the very best made— SHEETING—Strictly all linen bleached come _ in ( 1oudle- preaste over many years. e’ve had ample Opper- A Beau tiful Window Display. , deep bias flare flounce-- retails evervwhere at 12the ‘ Sheeting—2% : wae wile od oa ~ i = 1 ’ d style At | —fashionable Fall Suits—all tunity to watch thousands of them and Th thousands of visitors daily coming their results. We've never seen any med-|to our city are delighted with what thes Be 49 in stripes, changeables yare—from 8 to 10— 1 women's suits —worth $1.: WS | Be per yard yard—from 8 to 10, per y aay Cc icine sell itself as does Vinol. Custome r | isee. and openly oress thelr gratifica- Ma we Rin ) : AZ sizes — %: ; ON 7a | ‘ tio) Little roups are Re eT) here and ol RAT, er tke, mS, and black—about 1( 0 in oh . _—"s *? ee Va ucs ay special after customer comes for Vinol again and j tion. ioe 6 wee ety sees See 87) ae + : COTTON SUITING—Fxtra heavv dark FLANNELETTES—One case of extra Wednnshin ’ again. That's the best kind of a testi-| ing in the most favor- Ox INR the = lot—#5.t values — colored Scotch Tweed Suiting—correct heavy fancy printed Wrapper Flan- ednesday, $2.65. dows and commenting In the me igh / ET sriietepeipnsion monial. They wouldn't want a second | °! ‘ ferms upon the skill d op ayes S) = dy ‘in g ecial. Ww ednes day, _at imitations of wool suitings —worth nelettes—fleece-lined— worth l0c a bottle if the first gave no help or relief. | Graaser Wd. Semenes Coc Se th Pp 19° » vard—from 8 0 hi gz | rein is] ~ Ss at rojuces the most artistic colors with white hairline ' : Vv ards | -ong- extra heavy net—twenty patterns the cod liver oil alkaloids Therefore, write E.G. Woodward f. BP. A. XN. ©. & 1) weRCERIZED COTTON—In all colors—suitable for - cy ee ae eee, Whe tree eee : to choose from—worth up to $2a pair—on sale at. 8c there can be nothing else just as “good.” St. b. ity., Wi rank of Commerce building, ushions and table. covers—worth 5c a skein—at.. ] pleats—-fancy stock collars and ties—-pleated back--full = Vinol gives you a hearty appetite. It 1 St. Louis ee , , e sleeves “skirts in the seven-gore flare stvle—each gore “aig page we er at ayo a real Oriental patterns—nicely does. more. It tones up the stomach, it | ———________—— HEMSTITCHED DOYLIES with wide hem—of sheer ma- finished with pleats and kilts—exceptionally pretty , . see cimeatia ote 9 seats rots r builds up the system in many wavs. It's | Rockwood Hoar for Congress. terial —12x12 inches—worth 5e¢ each—\Wednes- costumes—$7.50. ; : ( 10 each—at : y a tonic—a blood maker, a flesh creator| WORCESTER, Mass., Oct. 4.—The Re- OC ot | NOTTINGHAM LACE BED SPREADS with shams to | . . slice Ve Tr) aha hy | ats lay 2 for.... sah, ° . a , and tissue builder. It’s one of the best | Publican convention for the Third Ege nay ie, “b 1000 Jap Silk Waists at Sa. 98 i match-—several patterna to choose from— “ bs sional. distri ated oc Or oar, ante things known to medicine for weak lungs, son of the late Senator ‘plaat. by aeclatan' LAUNDRY BAGS of sateen drilling—-large size— worth to $1.50 a set- wasting diseases or general debility. tion, for repre sentative. ready for use-—-worth 25c—-Wednesday at Values are $5, $6 and S7. 50 TAPEST We've sold hundreds of bottles of Vino! - oe HERE tow Wat oe | RY TABLE COVERS—Nicely Fringed— and guaranteed them. Hardly one in a Sheriff Killed in: in Political Quarrel. TAPESTRY CUSHION TOPS in the newest designs and 1 nt os aoe htt cat sot a ee gts i terns—in two sizes—-at special prices: ; AS VEGAS, N. M, 4.—Sheriff Me- ; nee j ‘orld’s Fair viewa—some : nang oS Sewers we te z= 4-4 Size—W aes hundred comes back to us. If you have setter of Mora County hes been SHO! and colorings— with \\ orld a Fen nf yy — 12:c greater part of the day vou will be able to choose \ js inate ‘Se @uen at....+. FBO not vet used Vinol we strongly commend killed ns the result. it is said, of a po@ ica! are fringed-—- worth dove es | eee ee 2 from £5.00, $6. on and $7.50 Jap Silk 6-4 } PAu ~\V orth 95¢ each—at. i ‘not benefit. Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Dru quarre), Sheriff Melendez was one of the ros oT, gists. S leaders of a dominant faction in Mora Waists at $2.98. COUN ty Bolitice and ee en: 3 They come in white f soap se ata and black — heavy , : AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Neckwear 50c Veils 25c YA 98) quality Jap Silk—in _ : Silkoline Sample Squares | sv INE Embroidered? -?HENILLE Drop-Border 7 oe oe % FQ EMNANTS of Silkoline (CD ® TAPESTRY, Damaste Stocks of Pique, Lin- Drape Veils—1'% yd "2, * ¥ | © s—pleated, | in lengths from 2 to and Velours—auitable i N poe ” Vi Ss. . . . > « . ; L is Th — en, Lace and Silk—a long “Pp complete as at tucked and hemstitched fronts, many with 4 10 yards — suitable for for chair seats and backs, great variety—-25¢_ val- colore-. with is Glin nllover embroidered fronts; some trimmed /, / mantel drapes, bed com- sofa —_pillows, etc.—they ues —- on sale Wednes- on-sale \Wednes- with fine Val. insertions—faney stocks forts, ete,— 12140 ‘re.worth as high as 65 y ibe ad all sizes among them-—-choice Wednesday, grade—per yard each— 19 Main Floor, while the lot lasts, at $8.98. 3 Third Floor. Main Floor, ’ THE WORLD-FAMOUS EVANGELIST ee ee, ee a a Ane ee Ee ot ek TAKE A TRIP ON THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI RIVER. AMUSEMENTS, = ‘AMUSEMENTS. — 2 +: SEMERTS_ ; OLYMPIC — ih i PERFORMA See the Eads Bridge, St.Louis River Front and Jefferson Barracks. Under the OF “BEN-M 3 The Marmmoth Excursion Steamers pag iy ae , IDE ND CORWIN H. SPENCER The performance Tuesday (tonight) will CITY OF PROVIDENCE A mri 00 . a heen aid AT 1:08 BP. FILLIS. ren Ro Velied Prophet passes VE DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AT IRN A’ LEAVE DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AT . M. RETURN AT 5:30 ; — In the Washington and Compton Avenue Church bie _ 5 j ; J 4 , * ’ . ae J 4 = Pe aoa fom ate he ee ag 4 mer Bs ih Fans 22 .! be ode ” ae - ze4 4 ee & i a * 3 8 pea He hee nS oe Px 2 ae Se Te ee fer. ge ae a, eee o _ ie ie Ss a ~ 4 Ue oer - ae se + RED nee SE ERS BLOC, ES AIRE ct oS
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‘TUESDAY— ST “LOUIS POST- DIS sPATCH-OCTOBER 4, 1904 —— oo . . : : . , = : Seana OD, te ON AGRE CRI CORT Sere ure cerenerpeee nen ‘ | LATEST NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE WORLD “TWO SURATCHES —JCUNTS WND UP [2 Beco Zoom ick tus” MFA ORD BROS GE Von the Pennant in AT DELMAR TOY, SEASON AT HOME| OR LEAGUE’ TO FO ——_ wes ee —— —— a te iy Hee ot, ee os Christy Mathewson Struck Out 16'Brief Spasm of Championship Work Track Is Fast and Wager and Opinion|McGinnity Faces Cardinals in First) wy a 2 flO | eee ie Are the Only Withdrawals Game of Final Double-Header fa fk a: fF @r pe 2 )| | Mz in Third Game of Cart Died With Defeat in Opening Game From the Card. | at Polo Grounds. ee. me oe Fs eB BIBI a BR ae i sig nal-Giant Series. of the New York Series. Reo ae oo We e i gall oa. Rao gia oe ae y Price® NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—The St. Louis Car- An attack of their old ' % Special to the Post-Dispatch. Fei ed - THE BATTING Sg | ee ee: ee ae os Te a te ee es dinais lost the third game of the series with/ +. nit the ball aaf wma oc DELM AR RAC ‘ES TR. 44 kK, Oct. —_ ft } __ St. Louis “ ovk AREA RY 2 : oy oy 4 : ee: sf . Fi i 3 : . es Bs Re A 3 . i Fo New Yo ’ y terd the score bein > to 1. Rn ely at the time thin taeda and rs rrel} 2b. D mo if, 3 an 4 ; | Fe. 5 ‘> he : | | | a rk vesterday, he caused the Browns to lose the opening track is In g wd Copa I ‘ s , Bye Hii! If, Browne rf. ; ; a / . ‘eos a & : 3. .% Bs Pig ; »* m.: , F; 5 ye ¢ ee, atin. ° a4 eee a, ‘ Christy Mathegrson. the Glants crack with New York veste game the weather comfortably cool. A good crow: lag ly a ont me ey be 3% sate Se gaa i ie j ee. oe twirler, established a new record for strike-/» 0. rday, the score being — turned out in consequence. “moot cf, ablen #s Ga he ms | Ben —_— we a Se i ~ Lo oO: 2a we 2 RS. Bee outs, causing 16 of Nichols’ men to fan the) 4) ope, Griffith's Wa The scratches are: fr in} Hy rt, moO". aa eee , pe . Toe § a F : . , TS ee air in vain. i started in to twirl for the bot ’ on ™ « >) ae £9. r . = yee , i 4 ~% i: s "2, 3 a _. ; : , * y™ ‘ ; ? ‘ Sf rs . ; . wom oe i. : . ‘ Highlanders, Goons pees ~ oe ams ie pen sl ll Oe aes ; pe eee = E? See te * a fa toes ia : es a 3° bee Manager Nichola pitched the game for awe | for some unexplainable reason he was taken Third race—Opinion. ee aed |. elk p, dvs Ne es ee Ree ae. % Ae Ee SEI EE yy team, and he twiried splendid ball for seven) out in the sixth inning, Manager Griffith - FIRST RACE. fy e furlo! a> rs ; ” a: put } w a . 4 3 / a . a ‘o 5 2 : Ps o | , ; ‘4 " Te ; a Y: } “3 ‘ ee eh ir nings. [t seemed that New York would | ; going into the box. Orth allowed but ewe * to 1, firet: Trixio White, » Oe, a DSL.” | tpeciel to the P needs | ii 4 | OS & ae Or eS ae == 4 > , be defeated notwithstanding Mathewson's 5 i. a. } : | Dorothy Dodd, 15 to 1, third. te. ilies ery +1 “7 me Te 7 ' | No ae a ee ee = &. i | | : — c . ii. ord-vreak! r in the eighth inn- during the five and one-half Innings pages. + xg POLO GROUNDS, NE YORK, Wct Bea - ~ foe ee ; & —_— i ar” record-breaking work, but tn > els he pitched and did not tesue a pass. Grif- ; _ 1A ’ ta omy te , Ser lave amaes F: Ft Rippon Mae by ¥ . x | , oe oe : ia = % me oe y + j . aided by er- ; r ivat rece fice furiongs, maiden ph cr@®-olds, cdouble-hre mae ys Liiis “aft 1? li eiore a $ biacat ; ic 624 -_ * ‘ $j % PS aid b ? o2 eS 7 ‘ a > : =: . re ies % . “ Pe é 4 > ten 2 on t 1eé part 0 T S e°* ‘@ steadied dowr, fanning three and being ih andl gelding», selling: | crow: winding up thi * Zz : Ee : ° pent Og : : : is 4 Ck i three runs to New York, and the game as - topped for but two hits. So2~-J: Pad | Ra ndoiph pebntersee ca 4 (srounds The weather ! Clear alid « l. bres : oon se gs en j my SB ae x j ; 2% de . : Pe ‘7 s ; ? bey Won. ‘ , Harry Howell served the bendere for st. : » T. nemeret FIRST INNING—For » Cardinais. Ber uy F £; Fe :. Pi ! ney ie a :. —. a kas 7 ' ae il " ~~ age hon ie B 5 An interesting feature of the game ras | ‘Louis, and his wildness, backed by some : 100 rell struck out. Af MeGann muffed a Be feo” oe a iE CRA te x PF i appearance in a New York uniform od ers fielding enabled the visitors to tally NO4- ‘Droutto 167 ‘easy foul, Hill fann: Peckley out,.G4- ; oe a aan ee ON, oP Seah = es asweoeereee ‘leavy out, Gilbert to McGann. Shay walked sii se ee 3e45 +3 : ote ie rs a ee at hg Ets : ie tt wes cond. } al tole second, Beutler fouled to Warner :. se : bak ‘ > ste MIP D r - — the = ts simaste on oft ; SO TUS. | ae Bee ER _é pes B B. _~ etting the on two © pies om a || Mee P|] JOCKEY’S JAWS” saree ray) Tang ) cea i + hhome run. Dahlen D 19-fies Shay. Vij acer tee © : - + S LTAVLTS OAL nas created confusion among young jockeys) ore single. Keeler's sacrifice an and a q race. mile and Pr OvS : — wr srov/eory . ELL EV bbe” ing under him ane’ 2 ees eas On Bat hit by E oe netted-a second Gy bay. etiatiinare = Their Teamwork and Individual Play |.” Bris vg copes apg ampli pics 0 in i ae a aide) arday Jockeys. Rice. Howell sa anes ote is gues: Shige Have Established Phenomenal | beseviie [vile team, dose. not itigate during the| te three of the moet promising yous it Bel roe Be cfs eaten: play ts ° e = ° Se eee “- Lacy ¢ ‘rawiord. v6-—-Sam Craig * Nes ‘ork, Mertes hit to center r Not on!s (oR? ork. but the work of! week and he has not been dodging chances .r a ip hammers. » mile, 3-year-olds and up, Bell Lag: ‘ bases . Dahlen flied to Hil] Record for Seascu. : ; pteng eo : “ ipa ht ee & jaw working lik ee t a pay more who tossed, to wane a demic race, m ‘ | nkes eplilin mikes ter. Gilt ndividu members the team, has at-/ like Connett. His work, too. has been no-| ut that gum-chewing out an pay | While Wallace tried for $00)-—*Togotthrite vee Rigs ore vin. ‘Nell to Farrell felleville had a team tn the Missonri-tli- acted “2 rest deg! attention during! ticed and he has been signed to play in attention to a Ls pent os ag Oe 4g + et Joues, Ganzel madg for the pla &Gj-— Vato * ‘pi Rats x’ me vel wigs oa , + viheiteet: tn eekck ae Sie tenade eal ss one of the la ou boys | safe ahead of Jones’ throw to et RY eee aT Erries rere os 7 Scully Seale a nois Trolley League this season something season. it. the pitcher, in pal hie if league next season. more careful at the post. Thousand df = 'was for his doubts about this Mn on ieee SURO ne ' ggg 1. ¢ . is ~sorr Bi 'ticular. has been ke} busy declining of- iv winning Sunday's game with the! lars risked on your mounts by bette Padden was foreed to retire. iit hte into e tne OG behevil » who, because) ._ wif thanks io has made a record! Alton Blues. the pennant was ‘“‘cinched.’’ and you ought to be more alert, eat tt ati ! AS. : twee w ‘This namby-pamby business dust stop. ] 2 womMNe ruyi, . to Browne Brain singled did not know how to Jose, kep lie- | or the phenomenal sort and is badly wanted); The remaining game, Oct. 16, will be played| x Kee Y bo ‘ + einen cten abla 2 76+) tie “ ; . ow ey | ; ne. ep your eye on the gun. ou ys get 7. *})r. Kier .... 30, ieee cite SIngred to left, Brain eS name “up several years a ‘yn the bigger leagues le has no thougnht,' only as a matter of form. At its conclu-| bigger money for ridings horses than United Jockey Piggott Fatally Hurt. _Noweta Pe Gs oe NO Fn, ae meee, GRAS GL SB! OF © c- lost a couple of | however Rattnve whall for : e a ee 87 he “ here | Siates senators and congressmen draw for); ‘ROSTOF-ON- THE-DON, Russia, Oct, is d throw f Dunleave'’s Sit. Or ‘ UpteE however, f following asehail for a ca-| sion the pennant will be hoisted and there re *Lemot (yirl “ . ’ ‘ MCA Y : Ss il in) } making _— P yong - ce ~s you No 4. —~The American jockey “Joe” Piggott, | the mark while you e urnWer me. ; ‘ ; te has been fatally injured in the vaeen "A ae tice allowance claimed. WORT ; Ha th second Smoot ames durin A - on, but ther have} resi He likes 1 inv, ut nuch prefers! wii be joy for the Bélleville fans. DP ‘ doand Dunlearyv 5 tas =e m —-—- - ————— EEE ies 6 ae eee ee cigaret 8 : eth eae iO} ‘ ree | Thi - " iiaeie SA te tm + sia * nm ov rd. Shay walked at ALS smoking must be ut out between races. here. Wednesday s Kansas City Entries. (inst econ, Devlin to Gilbert. Four NATIONAL LEAGUE - iret race, purse, 2-year-olds, five furlongs: For WN ork. McGinatit out. Sh: ae Mee me | | Piggott began riding In Callfornia and : (1) Becklex mn out nn teal, “- rode at the St. Louls tracks for some | time. While here he was under contract ; to Philanthropist .. ei Sa | ee ut aire tn i ee 1k Hekereall .... Alderman Tall .....111} Browne out, Farreil to Beckley. No runs. | St. AT NEW YORK the Burns and Waterhouse stable, :- Ra, tracks : , flied i Ay ari aby osa yeste 8g Carat ee Sc aT Ney . from vehing and outgaming Teste) af the BE) PROABICK +++ vovecrdi” asagitte .... «+.-407 Mon Amour .. i) IN€W rk is e excep Gold Monk 1 ee 111 W. U. Will Play Rose Polytechnic at | Yesterday's Showing Against Scrubs | Brien. oyle is the filly of her age im Vy West, tn a y ~ s + s ‘ She V0) | a el Capitanaz ote SI311 Carn Blosso: LL _ Wednesday's S Wor th Entries. , 7 ar ae FALLING OFF PJ. Millett’s Miss by ‘The Lalonde ... =: . Ee “ rst tace, fire and one-half furiongs: aha Nfha ~s ser = - , : ; , a mene .? me best ryear-ol filly in se me , selling, maiden -yes mm, ine wa ‘ead, ‘one e Smith aye . , ” Re e 7 asd : e@ defea Bey ee TP Peston : : ) Sparkling s ence AE dl sm sees pet a ve if Se ' ve a2 t 2G es papas PES | avd ae ted y .1ts M a *** ] eee bes eeeanes ix] aa 3] » iM . ery . - oe cane Leaves” "aa b Peeebonter ©. 1 Gueviee 2.0002... | Be ss yoo: oe fe ge! Ey the Stadium—News of the | Was Not Up to Standard 115 Dressel ...- reed Rec ace, seven furlongs, sel Senied nie os | “ ° Local Schools. | Looked For. Third race, six nities. the Swift makes 98 iduiemee "yaar ues : at Hippocrates .. mM Robo .. . i} Triumvis [OF DL. Moore 2... 4021 Cneinnati ‘ractice Work has been going steadily 00! SEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 4—The Yale SE rt : ; ea }. 108 ¢ all the local football camps and by the@!lreanm, wag given a tong and tiresome prac- Syivia Talbot .... 105 Varn Nees Rarwoodl t oe ne roix d'Or Scotsma i oy ‘ 3 - Pico. Suite, a: 1g ‘3 nd of the week all the teams will have)tice yesterday afternoon, in spite of the fos) ‘ Pe are : 7 wos . > Pe ‘ 00 iets pa - es ie opp wg - . tts Re re “ety aes c , a9 : 4 . 5 iy ” Fon os a a us ite? oe os sre ‘ ‘4 Fa ‘ laved their firat grammes hard work of the W esleyan game. Kinney — andnew , 8 aes : eee Washington and St. Louis Universities and Tripp. the big guards, were out for .100 Burning Glass have already been under fire and theyithe first time in a week, having succese- have been spending their time since. the/ftumy passed off some conditions which it opening games In overcoming the weak-)had been feared would keep them off the nesses that showed themselves and work-| equad. Mire. Grannan ing out new formations for the games tO; Shevlin was given his first trying out at Sixth race, selling. rote, | Colv abi ' ot - : come. loth teams have good hard sched-!/ fyilback In scrimmage work. aa le Se. ..c..ss. Shuwann .. ....... 4 Qribes Hin |...) BB ot Bes EB ast Bee =] Pe : . ' ules and all the resources of thelr coaches} The varsity had hard work driving the *Maritana .. >: Sencreqa ton icc 4 lig. ornare __ dane Holly . 3 2 8k SSS BBR... Bees Be by 94 bee Bue wili be needed to take them through the/ecrubs down the fleld yesterday, and made Deities aitowenes =» Nagi ee 7 Saini lglg | oe het me ia o SNS os ¥' ; campaign with fair records. | . only one touchdown in he!lf an hours \Vashington plays her second game to-jwork. After heavy backfield attacks had | we | Wiftth race, mile and one-eighth. selling: a = : | acim: 9 sme 2 Ce Ca : 3 morrow afternoon with Rose Polytechnic] forced the second eleven down 40 vards of OR LATMAMEL “e" AUTO TRAINS DRAW COTTON. . F ws ee be ane pal Sufetr Light ' as ‘vie ie . hon Ry oe ag % he ws ei i at the World's Fair Stadium, one the play- the field the ecrubes took a sudden brace = | a Pine St, St. Louls, Me. TOS ‘Hagen . ‘100 Niasu: ; phi % i i ns a ’ . otek. cole : ers are confident of rolling up a decisive/their own two-yard line and got the ball | Feeder System for Railways Develops THRO}! he ‘ fs a ma a ‘ : 141" score, Last year Rose was defeated in on 4 f) imb le. VARICOCELE. ATM. wee ee TO Mr. Farnum . .. 108 , . ni ame T ite of all the work the regulars withou “at wa ag . tiie openil ans f° the scagon by the mn sp t ) s I cure this disease Staple Industry. pesocvcese lta Swite M ing aan! F ; i te # grey "4 ae ye ha enivete and could put into the next FerTics of defense ligature, score Of e eae = penta ged P hiladelphia C, B. C. and Central High will also play Kineon and Haroid Turner. who played Net a delice need bo pald antl eared bridges with this object in view. fie ae ag 102 Mat. Outlook . 107 _ ~~ —w ie . tomorrow, both. teams making their ‘Ot/guards \Wedneeday against Wesleyan, were Stricture, Con The autumn report of the colonial eco- Sincerity Belle . 105 Conjuress in ee be: Fee al i WAr i Ne big eg. ~~ > oo debuts on the eollege oampus, The game transterred to to tackles yesterday. a . Green Gow “ 10% Stirer Skin Bate F § x re e% As * é 7 ‘hn 7 dee ie . Re bo - re nomic committee says that 1000 bales of - : ae ' 7 tr should Def A good one, as tiie teains a (} eotton of as good quality as the American Waukesha water, 10 gallons or galion bot- . ; eveniy matched and though C. B. C. will Wedding R Rings (Solid Id). by Finest qualities, $3.00 to $20. Mermod & product have been delivered on the coaet | 8 Cellvered. Phone White Rock Water Co. ee Sh a have the advantage of a coach and the eacsartta, Beane na T ° of longer training, jajuries to compe |CSCOOTS & eS ee ae sults ng i 9 Sixth and Pine, St. from Togoland, and also that a thousand aidieas Ws ion aie acces, eek resi ‘rite for , re Oy have becw ww! AIRSHIPS ARE UNDER GUARD AMER ICAN LEAGUE aes ot sone wncrs and the light weight| Write for catalogue, Mailed free sie it Jeo, oom ant Oa bales of Dayptian quality have been mar- . = keted. In German East Africa a twenty. lwo One But Reseeee ad > A ef the squad will offset their advantages | New Motor Records Made. a4 , say Vners an mpioves . y ‘ in other respects. fold inorease in the production is estimat- Aha 4 PIOyCS ATE se York a ST. ete ” “hy hnadem- je at last rounding into]. PARIS, Oct.*3.—Two world’s records ed for 1906. owed to See Them. * , Smith Academy is at ia S for manesmrehen were created at the The committee guarantees a price of Tisc| Percy Hudson, chief of aeronautics at the ‘ 4 10 some sort of shape and will soon be ready nourdan meeting today, namely: Stand- The squad was out/ing start, 67 4-68.; flying start, one kil- te pound for cotton of American Fike World's Fair, Tveeday announced that ' 1. E. for a real scrimmag®. and of 1) cents per pound for the}. Sant Pill Gehan ) i ey a ae vbr ; yesterda and went) ometer, 29 1-be. egyptian quality, delivered on the coast, a sefeguard against a repetition of tix pol %, ef-s hae eh al ease wey re ‘Menteary stunts un- | - Loe ty all this theough the de- nose ict tage $% Dewg tn Bh gape sy ty 0 — aig ae ved es on of pt ‘oach Everharat. The | Waukesha “water, 10 gallons ¢ or ¢ gallon bot. | manufac ee Corman : ple 3 | to obi i om Louis diffieulties with the team so far have been | tles delivered. Phone White Rock Water Co. ®. . thorized employes will be allowed to ente turer horizes loyes © allowed to ente of the material (and. tack of] === Po. “maapegars eke ave oh amie cme . Deeamnce: tare a) Bes ES Eg ae * practic es ds. The team hag finally or. | ofr t} re titre ‘ irs ily 2 pow he ised t} s tacie ‘or mA i > . adi tin ; ‘o %: ; *: norac af groun eam i ar Meaning. ' eae ere Lor RD Pac] + sah a i cn ea oy ranged for the use of League Park, Worth | DR. DUFF’S QUICK, CERTAIN AND SAFE CURE FOR . ‘ filial be . the Washington bunchiIs holding True ‘Pa sald the romentc girl, “Percy T} ship . +4 ‘ pit Silp {? iat ypoly we; ‘Ti Coils he Pink placed the stamp in the lower left French i Ae Eg As in prtier wd , is every day, and under the steady coaching | corner ag? the envelope. Does that mean | shewr the mosi distinguished consideration. HICA of slumn! players and with the advantage — This is a big shi; and it is given half of Boston AT C GO of an occastonal scrimmage with Coach Bure,” grant nted her er pa, ithe aerodrome. The other half is occu- ; he ” . Roynton'’s squad they should be In good tai Ea Fal Ea + Ea ae shape for the cpening game. Mtio Stifel Princess shrine .. 105 MeGee Vourth race, purse, one mile: Woods Perry ......19 Judge Teledo .. 1m” Dalvay Fifth race, bandicap, siceplechasc. Martin” Brady 27 Springwater . Oollegian . ......145 Gus Straus . _ , > «* “+s Ae ~ a = — Se ee pied by the ships of Benbow, Bakiwin, Rey ; “Billiness.” nolds and Laurel. on 1 z * ED Kah r ? ; newn ca: | oe nanan 4s em ne — : . : gneo withour bya ation, loss of or Saar Yhie: | y it ith Chicago ” TU JRF TALK . Sty Rrentment by Acupuncture a a 7 a ae” ee Bey Be : oa as” en ; yd , the overfiow of blood the scrotal veins Des s ia ao oe “ ty | fae a ee ee ie x. $ * , the stagnant blood that “obstructs the stent 50 a eee oe a . 7 = ‘ P The VV eastern Jock ay ¢ ‘lub. at {ise monthly the ganglionic nerves, the weak of ead 2 + declined to} } varicocele, aro restored to #t “ire ne é es a oro me. Fie ey ‘ne a “horse! men. 20cm. | p peg aM oun oueane 1° oes without a" a sign or ©, aT ; aon any peeget Pape a Jocke ub | y) aricocele ever returning. We are Specialists for Diseases and | Washington &T DETROIT is determined ta enforce. Its rules here- | Yi in treating Varicooele it is always | ) fter and no leniency will be shown those! ~ Nears ng if = a Pn bet’? y - . , & " 0 et ss r c r e wo Weaknesses of MEN and MEN ONLY. 8) Gal Gi Bae & eit gi Bs ae = vePiapmlamgeisasi no Fn mise a patient until T have restored , Dick Willlame, Barney Schreiber s old CHAS. A. DUFF. we D. natural sine, strength and sow plater in nervous system e#o that nervousness We know just what we can do, and we trainer, has a. mightly useful 6 98 at, mervousns ' Detroit ee eS en gelding, which ll vital drat em! Jake Greenberg, the Juil » gelding. which | em @ Var le ale ae renew othe wed y with a robust i , een winning Ww! egularity at eed aa ee have such firm coniidence in our NEWB ne fe BEE 3 har born winnnig. with great regularity at ' Set, Wee'a retentions And Fens’ ndifion and per, . . preezed over Kin x ‘Rowe and Miss Manners. | There are thousands of mem dé vee y whekilied doctora who claim to cure Varieocele by a tion of medicines, ll METHODS and TREATMENT that we afé ae nati New Orleans will be the acene of a lively | sorties and many other Gooeptive echemes, oot ce ts = are many | ny * rete j ‘ racetrack clash the coming season. The | become so skeptical ag to ink there tle no cure for re willing to cure our patients under an ff! pnitadelphia AT CLEVELAND rasta Gi" soaks chub, ha. Just ane | Waricocele except by surgical operation er my methods Burgiaal operations 6° & nounced ite lust of stakes for the comin The club gives jt out cold tha Ie tts rsa | #0. Grater of TCL CCLLL CLL CT ee ode eee | Be. Me ; | ‘ 7 “ a e rv | track commencing with Thapeegs ng for iets so _ ee Se pe on se Saatieatial in November. No dates are | ¥ . “Cuney’’ Brown's new courgs?, now ww being | | to any one thet I an: entirely for ee ae, é Clev eland constructed. Charles & Bush and his ae- Consultation Free, Confiden a = sociates are ¢ ‘vidently prepared for a clash | ence. Successful treatment by malt Terme are always wr UNTIL CURED. the fittest. The C reecent oy 1 — aa eloowhere ¥ until maf ty * MEAN MOST EMPHATICALI ———— ---- —--————— inutiepinailiaaiiedaiisisiias t the Wester ockey Clu - ww " ¥. IT 1S FOR YOU—FOR EVERYBODY. : wen oo Bush is one of the W. J. Ci oeae Gurlag Lost Power Restored (According to Age) 14 TO 60 DAYS. sienna tl dae meee acacia anee. ‘catladieie \ Private Diseases (feceatly Contracted) 4 DAYS. LEAGUE STANDING AND AVERAGES NEW YORK ALL DEMOCRATS. Varicocele (Without an Operation) 10 10 30 DAYS. ona tales aneutiche Cahdek a | | ~ — : Lk MERICAN LE Dry Dollar) Sullivan (1 S| SEs == / Blood Poison (No Merry or Polash) 30 T0 90 DAYS, Sea OS MEE ’ “Pay * nepal bearer ¢ = KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES CEtherAeve o Chole ISw4DOR Al! Ee ee Sa Ne oe ee le o~t ew ps AE Pa TATION — AND INVITED. Write. if rou ce emot crll, wana? o~-— aoe ise ony 7. boa: “ of alde ~ pent halt au Toles Parker New York, as : ys uy maaan i ee 2 Toe : emai } — , ROP ome isi giiaaib ce ANE AA a Spall se I 5% aia J Ps ae = Sle , — . | ee ane eM eee a m3 = " a tore , x —— i fe iiacamatiait Pes toe oe fs is ah » as RS ap RS ae RS ¥
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. | oo , ee FY ” 7 hyo. Pe ee ee me See Tk nae ey ee oe St OT phe es Ee ES, DS a ee * ak Be oo ins Be : oi ; + BO ea. Pies 2 ae “4 a. 7 sn . aig ae r a we ; his 3 ammy ewhouse, Special A. Mi: tor One-tlelt Hose. Former Teamster, Now Spending . score | «$1.00 ALL-SILE. CREPE DE CHINE, for evening wear ond : c ae h m and drab—full gored waists; lustrous, beautiful silk crepe fabric; an elegant : Part of Hiis Muthons at t é Fair long a oan assortment of ich shades, turquoise blue, rose, pink, ta champagne, brown, national, navy, white, cream and oot a i, aw sel} - black. Real $1.00 all-silk Crepe de Chine—Wednesday went Weinenter os | | | Bray ee hag Hid: “a As f % st Special Sule of La- Toa 2 - Ste ng ap Cree. Fieece - lined Walsts in the Iiatest styles to select from— 7 ne me ce QRDADWAY. AND FRANKLIN AYE OS ae Sap aga SOP ee a A : nd — BROADWAY no WASHINGTON AVE. Ai, "ee ©oa oa 15e Wool Dress Goods. | $1.25 Bannock Suitings | £25 75c Sicilians Me. | Ste% 79¢ ic Black Taffeta, well worth “T6e. Wednesday in ‘ ’ ' '.” . : JYT} yas pes a” = : = eee gets ' AL ees Te aS T COS CARS S | @ = a More than 150 pieces Wool fy, auwool s4-Inch rs ™. ~ ae Oke: 3 . : ; ye aie, aa 5 oa TORS Go s ale = proces te 2 - ‘ ve" eee. ee ge eh, ae 7 2 é We ABR gga tees shian half Bannockburn Suitings, fi- eee ee Temertow morning at Basement ere ee price—Venetian Cloths, Zibe- Ivuminated in multi-color ef- ored Sicilians that are worth o'clock plac we re wif i put on a | 2. % eae Wie RM eRe see So BE lines, Gr ’ ‘ fecta—the ixtest crase for : ‘ sale 12 RAB: be Some ee Z. : ee ee ee Suitings a a “the mannish a Bie gol pase sitke SR hae OO al a a I ca a ok how designs coat suits’ oreme—very uarantead % oe eee fs Nee Sis ee ee and colorings would be ; heat dye—for affeta—the fy bes ae ’ ee ee ee —worth wp to c heap at $1 @ hours only. as = nape price Gods 5 ES ie bag Oe Re OG @ yar. beet pom § to 10 o'clock, pn Dang re 3 fi" Ba 4? PS z % ee % © morrow ‘al* Tv wd Ui Wednesday [ pr h , me 59? Sa OER SOS Sire sa. m. until ednesda' morning, yd... or two hours es : } ce ' » o ‘ _ only, yard.. sold. yard only, vard $4.00 Strictly All-tdco! Blankets ia ‘“e “tote tats, | $B FA-BRUSSELS RUGS—-$0.50 |smserne At 9A. M. for vce fs Hour. a Ses pater ae 508 Rolls of Cotton ve coe SA oe eo . Batting —wort 8&8 (1 -8¢ We Ww ill place on sale 150 Brussels Lugs, good quality, a nice assort- ing in all lengths anda 00 pairs full-Size strictly All-Wool Blankets *: bi e ail Waaee, J ’ s ee fers A getty pa TH ment of patterns, all new Fall goods-—a Rug that is sold everywhere for § Widths—worth 2ic_per an silver . . white, steam shrunk and abe 5 : Bee 00 pa ee $13.75—will be serviceable in rooms up to 12x15 feet, SS oe ; are fully worth $4.00; for one-half hour es ee = Cali and see them. As a Special we will offer them tts ewes Wednesday, 4 pair oe a : | Wednesday for of: ns | : 1 Lot of Ladies’ Flan- : Grey and Tan Co red #8 . oy ; nelette Skirt Patterns Blankets with 52-inch ° . ea pa ee ; in light or dark colors ‘ blue bonkers. tee ($1.50 An-woor Black Camel’s-fair Suitings Sire le = Se | EXTR Al. ss for Weare Wednesday, in ebase- seecbew @ At 9:30 A. M. for One-Half Hour. | ee 3 4 , D | ae Me Oe: ? : Ww 65c a yard—Special Wednesda 40 pieces Black 52-inch All-Pure Wool Camel's Hair extra ee , | : r orth y y» — heavy Suiting for unlined skirts and jackets. These goods (’ | : ve : : e White. PR gy in with fancy have been selling at $1.50 a vard. For one-balt hour : ae Good Heavy Bleached 1) ' S ont, lara . ae ee S . Bord to . a ee and Unbl he - Wednesday 7°) plete : bgikediee bas ey ton Flannel 2, inches ressing acques a a — wi Peer ROY RENE ETE e L. wide—worth isc a | poaies’ Tined Flanneletta. $3.0, Soh eraS yard—Wednewls as ° ; "ae: ee . | : . wee 35C Plain and Printed maa Jateens 3. i a 3 : choice =a lasts, “your Dressing Sacques trimmea with | #0° @nd 60c Wall Papers we have At 9A. M. for One-Half Hour a Se Bos ' a pyten, eae, colore Pte AOg | coat pertoll....:..--. 1 29G | Pine, Sete Comen 7 - ad * > RO: Oa ae es = Bs to 44— eanesday a Comforts, 2000 yards finest quality solid colored and printed Dress and ‘i ee a ) : eS 2pm Me een ee ag ednes-¢ ee Ook Ses ; Es at 1Sc, now go at, 1 1 re for... Lining Sateens in al]! colors and plain black; in good service- ar eo 2 3 per roll SEINE Gis GAs; worth S50 a yard; on cale in Wash Se ee . 38e Bed Spreads Infants’ Sacques Those ste Embossed Git Se | Oe Table Lh ae © 5 —— . - © hg 5 Cases of White Papers will go at, per roll. Goods Department at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning..... ilpay all sizes; regular price 70c; for half hour Soa SI a ‘lee en ae Shirts and Draw ers. Colors—Blue, Gray : as they last, and Yager. ‘The cream of this season's 50c vare grade. All sizes—Special for Wednesday. per yard....se. 52. 95 Ladies’ @alking Skirts 1 000 deci all of last week in St. Touls At 9 A. M. for One-Half Heur. , t without making a “deal.” He left Satur- | 300 Tailor Made Walking Skirts; )F “Sammy” Newhouse, Utah World’s/ 2 night for Salt Lake City, declaring assor ae ; | . “ to ee We have just re- of Utah's {bis valet, and he had rooms at the Jeffer- Apout “0 eS'2igranite Coffeef day, while they§ sell for 7%; fori ‘Star’ Sanitary celved an elegant SJ (f°) Yar rd Wid Bl k ? 7 silk | known as “Sammy.” on: | 7 multi-millionaires— the former team-j|20n Hotel. His wife did rot join him here, heavy Galvanized ~? - last. the set 99 Wednesday, 39 Stee] : . | . : . ie ae | : . her Li to | Wash Tubs, large gee rm srs andi (six) cach. Cl as a spec.uil.. C Couch, é line of choice late ster who made $5,900,000 bh: finding mit is bound from her ondon home g a w er = 8 sizes, with enam Incandescent Gas $1.00 Never-Sag National springs designs in reed and At 10 A. M. for One-Half Hour. ilies / | ENGINEERS MEET IN SECTIONS Clearing Sale Ends Both have a bearing on one’s attire. . | ) The understanding is that new, A General Trust Conipany Busiaess Transacted, , Pomel onges Holla : carey bemeiet a ae he Oe Boonville, és $2. 25 , he second days’ session of the interna- in Four Days. added to ones wardrobe ~and put on one’s ‘understandings.’ It’s also Sedalia, ee $2, 7 - , o . . Business and Personal Acceunts Solicited, on Which tional Engineers’ Congress opened Tues- ae ae | se : | , ces edt Ohta ot ‘orld’ Our Annual Fall Clearing Sale of new, retty well understood by this time Interest Will Be Allowed. day morning at 10 o'clock at the " “ee store-worn and exchanged Pianos “at ex- P . 4 Ye. -?. — , “ | . atue' aiek . : (at Jeast I've been trying for ove 3 acta Fair. The eight sections Into which traordinary bargein prices has been most ; ‘ successful. A great many Pianos have been six months to make you understand oe VIA... OFFICERS H tt st Sun eonvention was divided convened in differ- - we . Burt’ & ; | O e ent rooms in the Hall of Congresses. One] Cleared out, @ great many childish hearts it) that urts ‘RKorrect Shape , ide: ) ne ee gle made happy, and homes made musical. aat : noel & Texas ROBT. S snOOKiINGs H. WHST, dg C. HAARSTICK session Of eacii — is being held to- We have made it possible at thi= sale for — ae ae yi sp pom Bn eyas Vice-President Vice-President. by adding to each glass of Gay. At she pers seamen | Monday.) any Par weer ee — oe DIATE + OHN D. FILLEY. Vice-President. t : d ink table. | Presic en ha 108 ermany oO oulsville rinros who. atl u ar pr ces and on regu- steal. eir su- JOHN ¥. SHEPLEY, N. A. McMILLAN. water vou rin a abie uldressed the delegates. lar terms. had felt that a Piano wae be- periority coin- we 2 > M batesies. Suuk : ' xy 2 me ncem of Rose's Lime After the meeting of the fnternational | yond their reach. We have not only re- mences in Return . leaves Sedal Sedalia att at 6 ay u Vice-President: Vice-President. 4 . : , ’ - i. Sees “ : . rongress, the: American Society of Civil] duced the prices on many setvles and man’ STEWAR’ \, Counse!. ce—wit h wosdbtiad ith out Engineers, uncer whose auspices the con- makes to a point where people of very | : their R oc k - October Sth. ISAAC H. ORR. Trust Officer and Secretary. sugar, as you like. gress is being held. also met in Congross| small means could purchase, but have also | tial Men: ond TICKETS AT — A ! hail at 2:30 p. m. Monday. The question | made the terms so easy that™none need , n 9 of the next meeting place was left with! hesitate, for if you can spare $1.25 to $2.W keeps right on 520 Oli St d Capital and Surplus $10 000 000 00 the ore of directors. who meet in New per week you can have one of theee goo! up. They end ve P an York in January. Pianos at nearly half price sent to your ‘%. — . . U9 . Pa lai home. and have the use of it while you better because Union Station, little by little. to com- they're com- — California Tourist Car Excursions. | | change of water and Sum for , Medical Services. Cash or Easy Payments. particularly oom on a Suit has beer d i *ircult court bv Dr. asked wha ‘bis bust 2 ges Arges . @ climate; makes impure M. P. Mor rell, 2606 : Tieden boulevard. 4 New 8225 Uprights, slightly ‘what Dis Ousiness was, surpri the water drinkable. At against Joseph J. Lawrence of New York, | store-wors, Others by saying, ‘'I kill rats."" “Yes,” he editor of the Medical Brief, for $25,000,} M@t.----.-+-+sstares “ ae soda fountains, or at which amount he says is due him for treat- Casi oF Easy ‘Payment: continued, ‘‘I kill more rats in one day than lata all d ? : ’ ‘ “ rug and grocery ment of Lawrence's son, Frank Lawrence would fill this car, for 1 make Stearns ; stores in bottles con- from Aug. 1. 1900, to Nov. 4. 1900. 8 Now 927s t prights, eT Electric Rat and Roach Paste, a sure death . taining enough to A similar suit for $16,000 for medical serv- R to rats, mice and other vermin. Rats and make 50 glasses. lces was decided some time ago by Judge ; Cash or Easy Payments. oA Ryan of the circyit court against the plain- armpit ly- mice greedily eat it and run out of the tif?. Services it this sult were alieged to 2 New 200 Uprights, die- OCT. 4-5-6, RETURN G | sciress DR. a MRS CHAMLEE 4 6O a anu house to die. cnr eoerolly sell this L. ROSE & C0., Lid., be trom June 1. 1902, to July 10, 1902. An! coetiaued otzles, wi sent express pre- Lime Juice Merchants, appeal to the Supreme Court is now pend- bGesa : List of bonds for sale on London, Lelth and Ue ae ee | 8" ** Gash or Easy Payments. - # OCTOBER “RTRICTLY RELIABLE.” TUREE LAST ASSISTANTS. rice by the Stearns’ Elec- adi Dr. Morrell sets forth that he was the . Me. uilding, Chicago, ° West Indies. medi “al attendant of voung Lawrence for |8 New $350 UL prights, little Tickets: wate 4 a Chestant, Otfices 2O1ens BOS W 12th St, The small size costs 25c; Hotel size, Capital, Surpius and Profits, lala Sontes cdeetebietoukes tile ce anh ote sceee ee i) ’ Bele , . ti! ‘ f ee oe mé ia ipoaplong _— $1.00. 36 $8,300,000.00 death, sacrificing en ity practice Cash or Basy Pas ante. > . 3 | Purchase Expositio: a. semend. staff bulld- 4: satent pancis, " $248 ing. maple floors eardhahout: oak fnist., | at 7 FOR MINETEEN YEARS _—_———— a me y : “re aap) M 5 § 1§ § p ay/, electric fixtures, plumbing and bath. water Cash or Basy Payments. . cooler, fountain and filter, shades. curtains Peneiaadt: hand ey Hg &a folléwe: $75, _ CURES ° screens, will be sold to the highest bidder| 900 $00, $100, 81 MEN & WOMEN al 1 o'clock, Oct, 15, 19644, by the Michigan | Cash or Eaty Pa ments. A state commission Acdress bida to Hal W.' Sq ‘are Grand Piancs as follows: 610, ; Smith, secretary Michigan state huilding,|; 817, $28, to 96s. o/ World's Fair Privilege of refusing any Cash or Easy Payments. or all bids rererved. Posg@®esion of the bullding will be given Feb.t, 196. & DAVIS, OFFICER REFUSED THE REWARD Ee tine a parson ax Mrs. Rufus T. Scott, wife of a Paris, Tex., banker, is meking every effort to , learn the identity of a policeman who re- | covered her jowels valusd at nearly fins, —_— “oe es to me oe any rewar As Mre ott was leaving the World's Sat 0O* vetoed ge a oe 914 OLIVE ST. ch were missing aving t car she began a search about the loop for === = ESTABLISHES 1879 = i missing jewelr A icema th ] + yg & Ps one of the exits “endl 7 Gouth western rn Diet wuters « of Apolle end ° Piayers. ms i fre but the officer re- 10 ‘eP WELL Ee ering ra | ‘Ca | ‘eee met sg oigreeney og my
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$ > = ge Roe ate +. teen a * ope oe eta hat ape OR RAT BN “s 4 pa 4 + Sta! fy ¥ e uM or. i Shy ‘ 2 x - = ure y + a t SCOtTeh piaidas- ~all Woo) —gath ff. : : : . : ; : ; Dillow To S $2 and $2.50 Kind, $1. 40 American Examples. $1.00 and $1.25 Values, 69c. ered waist trimmed with hands a 42" / very best materials—every hat is silk lined—their p Sample line of Men's Soft Hate— “Some seem to think that independence ? ka af h 1 ‘k. - 3 a ‘ oF a ‘Ti ys 4 ad F ’ e | aid . hos cs ‘ vO ) mi — _¥ou ts wl the claim and 1 os | las well worth $1 and | —$1.25 value— " me NAS } aa oh wise, you'll be one of ae —s —_ Seacuhar Sar through and $2.50 ralues st, Ger . al os . ae jf \ = 3% ‘es . . = 2 eam Cc oi - PI $1.25—Wednesday Op | Wednesday | F A the first comers tomorrow— | leneaedmee- Wednesday Gate, except Victorino Mapa, associate jus- tice of the Supreme Court, who spoke in @ different tone. > oh tt , ] »* . . ‘ : . - . = amnion an Fr * ~ ae = = Saar: ~~? —e eee » Qibbor=- ane ee eee e+ me me ee eee ee + eee ee 2 ee stee] rod, Paragon frames—y ri with ueat cuff—pretty o Napoleon medallions — fringed brown and pearl—sp tunity and experience vou are capable of 5 pies me yee | * . ‘orth $3 : better things. The aspirations of a people Famous, very pang at | cial for | ' they are ackunny worth $5, rot special | a indiviiual toward better things are Par 2 GT 6 RS. es f, | $6 and $7—\Wednesday only | ss weses cee seworthy !f they are consistent «and ST while ther last—choice for. stmeible and reasonable in character. The ! , ; ng are rife and whore fath countis” in DRESS GOODS AND SILKS | — — | Flannelette Skirt Datterns : ado’ Semonstrated that “the people. have These bargain offerings ter Wednesday deserve your weightiest | | MEN’S SHIRTS. | Wemen’s Handkerchiefs. oe a gesture o Pate eerer manent. attention | “Now e Amefican’s arrival here was . ie accident, the victory of 2S-Inch TRICOT WAISTINGS—o!l 20-Inch FANCY StL“Ks—up-to- | 75e and $1.00 Grades for 48c. | themselves wool—in every wanted date designs and colorings | Made of good servicea! le dra edn r of govern- shade—our regular 30c = for shirt+waist sults—-89c te : nec a nO Taras; : . 2 hel m _—. " A, Be care wuakn COW odaeena Ly @t. 3 d J value Wednesda y at, yard 59r percales, oxtords and heavy pe- | ' stitched cord edge—six dif- Scare 24dozen ast (ll has STOCKS, | 5c ; styles—yard . . | 0 —yard. see eeeneevneeeeevn ee eeeneeeaee these islands it has been the truth-—the Rae Same oid truth. T think it would not be We out of place to sav that the members of ae aeeven that cher dear glial ge | | | Stocks are unquestionably the most won- Chg’, au 9 Md strov, but to benefit you. | ’ | derful bargains we've ever been able to satiate ) | Bo S 50 85 “Tt ia not true that vou now elect vour | | yt “y “a 4 Bg Wy, £7 TR \coey | municipal and provincial officials and that Lame— and tnat 1s Saying great Ueali-- an OS - WA | ® greater number of employes of the gov- real pomt de gauze lace st@#ks—in one o* eA DA Mothers, you'll be thoroughly interested in this aE suit value 3 ernment are Filipinos? Have you not three | | | PO eie a representatives on the commission itself? | . 7 ithe new rose patterns — this By hn 52> A | we offer W ednesday, Boys’ de ndable all-wool suits—made of the new How many more centuries would you have 4X, ! eo nae Spee ws Tae 5), | Fall fabrics in the most desirable pat- ‘ Termained here under Spanish rule bef ore : nit ghen ; | prac Cure SiOWS exactly how Wee a) tern and color cifects—two-piece, double- : / ’ styles—yard terial—fully worth. 5$c— each | 74c¢ BLEACHED MUSLIN—Yard 50c BLEACHED sSHEETS—72x90 } | ce | wide—soft finish— 5c in.—ironed ready for use— want to say right here that these Lace You would have enjoyed what vou ave one bit— Wednesday while 300 under ‘six years of American occ cme on? Grate \ _ ‘i | | stunning they are-—+ ove is NOT Ei eho : | breasted Norfolk, sailor and novelty ie Se eal pe tive o ban, et peeks | You'll have to come ssisbdinandas | | overestimating their worth es TORE | These unk tae hiatal Of, Independence? © “ign a ‘al y me # nA x if ’ Sataad want ene at this price, _ | last-—-very special for 25¢c. | a aoe | specially built to a trope you can saa iatetens he | Peary emMthis is a special offering for | — 3 i. | | ee ' distrust.or hostilitv would in torfere of school and out . with the good work we have just started aia > ar y Wed wes pen only. ™ 4 Pe oe F; Te derwear | | . door wear — they're seems to me that not academic, but rel sie Ment AO - wi y actual $4 and $4.50 practical questi confronted Fi he Ile i Pek 2. ° : Caildrea’s 4d 1 erw Car ‘" Man Who goes naked is indevewtient but t| fh | facet ¥ Young men’s plain black thibet suits | | 75ctost.o0q hs tk ae ‘Freckles Removed | Beg Bitlis: do not belleve that he is ‘a mx! for us. we ea 3? : | alli peer ened ped By Kingsl Freckle Tf - ; i Shs —strictly all wool—absolutely fast | | -A" unprecedented bargain for Wed- oe ee eee '" —_— iy He ; £2 | nesdayvy onlv—Women’s and Chil- | Without harm to the most deli- WOMAN WEATHER PROPHET oo ee color—best of trimmings—perfect | | dren's Union Suits,also Vests and | | Cate skin—this is the last week | | 13¢ Corduroy Knee Pants, 49¢ 9 hss Pautse—ecod Wevotiean varn. @oo! that the freckled boy, with one | : ; ¢um- aatale ye 4 J a Egyptian yarn, Wool, 2. ow tee hag “neta Nothing better for school and rough and tum ung s1ZeS. l4 tO 20 yeal;s. W C cotton and hsle mixed garments side of his face perfectly cleared, | bie weas- splendid quality cor- I ut Famous, choice... There Was Only One and Now She Is 2 . ; . u ) b ae bow eg ac , - sf Be in sah grav “ta will be here —come and see him pa ; Dead at Hanover. in Pennsy)- | | wit 2 ; | a recom mend these suits to Ol\ e | the. tof at ae iF ‘abe and white-—in sad Kingsbery’s Treckle Remover | wry aA Hes . etl gt ge i vania. , eee A oe supreme satisfaction—an unusual | T5e and $1 4 alues - 48c ee ee | 4 to 16 years-a regular T5e C1 Ry. Fk e et PY. aa 1 sale in our Toilet Goods Sec- HANO\ wr, Pa., Oct. 4.--Mre. Annie E. ; Sa pdx a s “ie bid : Wednesday only on on ine a oon a grade-—Wednesday, very Tiall Grenewald. the only woman forecast | Se Bes purchase permits this extraordin- | Famous, ¢ hoice for. . tion. apecial for ores, by the United Staics axe Me Ge ary special—suits that are posi- WES ta ee government, Js dead at her home, near here, aged a oe "Cor was regi J | x ‘ ta ixrclep , an | 1S } irts 2% orig ir a,0f York County as an cue] | Ee Ee Hvety © worth, “f 0 “Wednesday's Notion Bargains. o Boys 0c and (06 Shits, owe 4 onal Science ¢ gy of We ashi: uzton i BAe i. CcCanno he dupli mS ec - ai : ( ,olee me dozen Borys and editor of a scientific Journal. N ! ng acct, - tag Nik Thread —4 é : inade trom fancy percales and madras cloths win i e for less than $10— THOSE BOAINY JAPANESE of RPE Wednesday only— Le \ ie at Famous - Paper Adamantine Fins 9 Pet for Yeo King's 1)-svard Thread—d epoola for... .ersceccevccesccccccesesss —gizes 12 to 14. This 18 a Se Coats’ Darning Cotton—4 balla for sat ; , ; ; ie Se oak Gisueites teins See a es | rare bargain and one you 3e spools H. B. Embroidery Cotton—4 “P ols for should) not overlook. While " ro!! of Twilled T ape-~—1! dozen rolis.. » ot d ~ Dox Mourning Pins —S for. these ve and Aud shirts last oc package straight or crimped air Pins- S packages for.... j | Wednesday, for oc cam Universal Hooks and Eres-—4 pepers : First Ariny Sanitarians to Act on a Discovery Made in the Dawn of History. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—Among the} rs arriving on the liner Mongolia from @ Orient was Maj. Louis 7.. Sea- Snare ese : nt eeweaerrrr ae, => Man, surgeon in the United States engince: “S Sess Sa : : braneh of the army, who has been study- ifs ha A ae ha | . ing Japanese methods of surgery in the 0] CO Q) CS OTF PI a en SES saan cata DS a , enampaign of that army against tho Rus- : : wane. + his saree, 7 Is far ahead ie organisation of her-aanitary mpanch of the :. = | Yes,or you may call them “plate bargains,” or “crown ba rgains,” oF Gnd take measures against the fact that) ff Met Of Woman cannot resist an 1 : ngage, fete, gen ot ans St eae hs tes the greater number of deaths in war are Ing ‘ware ek it will please, ‘e i 7 ky elegance and « eteness of our establishment, and you can caused, not by bullets, but by disease. it et mak e its way. s ‘ 2 mt work as first-c, in every particular, ond | our prices are reasonable. ROSWELL FLOOD RECEDES | ff ~’™ mero TT | ae 1 GOOD FOR! Ee: ean NOES 2 WER ee a : . Tae ae . ? 7 oo me Oe me New Mexican Town Suffers $100,000 An engaging exterior is Ye ; Wa : , ae eu vie. Kas Silver Pilings, to 8c. Damage From the Pecos 8 b ih” bbe eee . a YOU ‘) clalty. we. wil alte ee hie Beas Fillings, 5c. Overfiow aoe See eee hv Relay i, 3 "TEE antes: for 8 $3.00 |Petiee Fillogs, 15 op : nosy Lr. N. M.. us —Roswell fs 4 that bear this label ae St J i | “7 , | sik mised with ef] eur a UIITTIIZ? eusrantesd. |Geld Fillings, $1.00 ap. J | sottg ardent Py aa : EXAMINATI Scene of deeviation. The flood that started | ee UNSWE ETENED FRE means emt Spe ome a wenn unt on clinic for Tin ve tone TREE Thursday night has receded. The damage - “ii be over $100,000... For days it was im- a ity as ange Ae oe Me ghar sg communtca- 4 ‘ ; STERILIZED on Ww outside points he electric light ryt Lb |! Plant was flooded and the city was in dark- | red Benj am O nese. Water was three feet deep in tha Alf Ing . main part of the city and ran in streams » EVERY CAN GUARANTEED. <S gg 4] romdences ane wusiness houses. jiired i NEW Y°RK 8 OUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT and send to us with 100 cows from St. swell Opera House and about 15 - | Charles Cream labels, and we will send, prepaid, a St. Charles Fountain Ven or ; business and residence houses collapse} i ¢* ap Y nent Py yke that was erected by the city wae @ Equal to as viel le ‘ ‘ Ladies’ Pearl-Handled Pen; for 50 cows, a Paper Weight. ) EFFECTIVE “OCTOBER out. : ° mm GP deed | — "There have been no°traine either not inall butprice. Themaker oP ST, CHARLES CONDENSING C0., eS Double Daily S was td Strate! the Pecos river have been guarantee, and ours, with ¥ ” ervice e = every garment. @ We are ST) CHARLES, ILL. SSTWEEE vag i = $15.00 Round Triv to Texas. Exclusive Agents in this city. ST. Louis AND CHICA Homeseekers’ excurstons via Missourt Pa- € Beat 2 hee hon nye lng Chelan e Ly. La Salle St. Ste., Chica 9:50 A. M,, ®: P.M. uisiana, Kansas, ‘Indian Terrt- , . *s ge, - 7 Z tory and Oklah Oct. 4 and 18. 0 , ? ou 222s 225) | RZ-SrzzeF-G:Co.| |More Benefi ts] (Uren oe DoUeLe.1eAok maneen et Office Bixth and Olive streets. ad | all DOUBLE-TRACK RAR.WAE i — 215 roadway. , ; Sea nlan Inventory Is Filed. 213 4 ay. '§ Would be derived from a careful consideration of a Wy F woanlan, “nian tee tt® the natural function ef Bell Telephone Service, in ourt, shows persona] property notes end, interest to | your business, than from years of slavish work. and fea Loree eee | : QUICKLY AND CURED The telephone makes it easy. County Miapourt. ope in Will Coun- PERCE NeT Call Main 3558, h F claty ‘County, kaos | | 2 oe 8 Se aad we WHE help You, n St. Lous ra ey Contract Department, 920 Olive St. - Se TT dn ASE Wu, A LEWIN. MLD, 604 Washington
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& OPES CRM ETT CST CSS SV SETS ePART TWO. CASH Pia otis op Shs s pepe 7 at om — 1@1 “ ae | — Ak . F werent “Dispaten Want A ee DP. OE Oe ee PAGES 9—16 ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1904. — a Faces et! = EILED PROPHETS PARADE TONIGHT Mystic Majesty Will Come in Glory to Crown Society Queen of Year. Cee te PAGEANT WILL BE BRILLIANT | International Features Will Cause This Year's Celebration to Eclipse All Others. COSC CO OOOO OES OOO ¢ LINE OF MARCH. & From den, enst on Walnut to Twenty-first satreet. North on Twenty-first te Market street. Weat on Market to intersection of Lactede avenue. West on Laclede to Grand ave- nue. North on Srese to Lucas ave- Bue. East on Lucas to Compton aye- nue. South on Compton to Washing ton avenuc,. East on Washington street. South on Fourth to Elm street, West on Elm to Broadway. North on Broadway to Locust street. Kast on Loust to Fourth street. South on Fourth to Chestnut atreet. East on Chestnut to entrance of @ Merchants’ Exchange. SOSSCS OOSS OOS His Mystic Majesty, the Veiled Prophet, will pay his twenty-seventh annual visit to St. Louis Tuesday night, select and crown a queen to reign over the social life his favorite city for a twelvemonth, make mer- ry with parade and ball, and, before the dawn of another morning, retire to the se- clusion of his bermit retreat for another year. His ball this year will be « plane than ever before. For twenty-six years he has come and ruled for a day and received tribute from the peopl: of St. Louis; this time he will have as his worshippers men of prominence and wom- en of beauty from every nation. Hse wi)! hold his first international court. The Prophet will begin his parade after dark, the exact moment depending upon his caprice. When he decides 0 move from his den, on Walnut street. Twenty-first. red fire will light the > ~" 7 ee ns . ” > o,° *. *, 2 o,° > ae *to Fourth & > So & ae ae a &e of nm a greater soon hea \ ! ; : : | : | a | & ie + half | near | ena and the cheers of his slaves will an- | nounce the fact. go to the Merchants’ Exchange, where he will hold his social court, crown his queen and dance. Art and Architecture is the theme of ihe floats that will be in the parade. The oats will be gay with many-colored elec. tric globes, lighted by power from Transit company trolley wires along the line of March. Street cars will stop while his majesty is passing. There are some interesting points to pe! Wehrenbrecht Moet ZOW remembered in the rules of the ball. of.them are old rules, but some are new. After the parade he wil! | : Men and women are expected to attend jn thet! and to tip full evening dress, leaving and hats in rooms named, pected to obey a rule not tendants. Doors will be opened at 9 o'clock. -minutes later the Veiled Prophet ana } retinue will appear and begin the grand | march. He will select and crown his queen as #00n as the march is ended. Those who come in carriages are pected to obey numerous rules as riving and departing, and they anc Mrivers are to be given duplicate ‘showing what is exvected of them. they reach the bail room. the expected to stand until al! the fave found seats. There are many rules. but those who obey the ones related will probably eet throvueh ; CARRIAGE FAMINE CAUSED Wwrans are ©x- the and 4) BY THE TWO BIG RALLS The carrise famine that fer gsevera} Years has threatened St. | in a mild Way will become accentuated ‘luesdav Hight when society turns out to the Veiled Prophet's ball in the Merchants’ and the New York ball in the New state building at the World's Pair. Liverymen are unable to supply th Gemand for horses and yehicles a: , MuUis Ye vrron @ i * rats ‘] as a hxe Nan n°? mk ' ‘ ' até le} her) ; al.ege i «ie ' is | Be ie) ic Ars, i will! ; soared } or | Liverymen ' | i ‘ " ft ; : |} ' This Will Be a Strérigous Both the V.-P, ¢ TN a ere Day For Artie. With and New York Balls to Attend a Fy. wn T You / MUPRYy ( 6 | = @T ThE ViP BALL. at , ir we AR ol *=DONARA “15 Cents Each UE TT si -_ ra BC RR ECO OF mM INAR ie T ee tae ) Use of Fat Mea nter ents of | | @rers | ° e | har oe | | ' Or | | | ' ito those ; = . ATer A te tt i ec “DOCTORS PLAN WAR | UN TUBERCULOSIS — i en ‘Delegates to Congress Now in Session. Evidence of Sunday School Teacher at World's Fair Discuss Means of Checking Disease. a : * leoLp BOTTLES ARE ADVOCATED t and Out-of-Door 'Liv- ing Also Urged as Pre- ventatives. Of tlhe (une the Tube ResS10)) ‘ulomsis, under »mngreses of . mad Tuebr jcan © 7 ‘ 7. lew'’es iif St cia = on * the Ame! rcuiosis, ‘as begun tint) at the Werei’s Fair. The discue- miene include subfecta of the best means to prevent the spread of consumpts Nearly a South American trics are represented at the congress) being present from Chili, Ca® xg, Argentine, Peru, San Salvador countries, f ,uUnN- le. dozen gates Cuba, othe: ‘ Only peni one the papers al the o session Monday took up a of a meargs to prevent the contraction of tuber Dr. lu. J. Barrick of Tor- onto,.Canada, declared there were three pdecautions to be taken, which would sixt greatiy the fight of the system against the tuberculosis germ. The principal ef the three, he said, waa the liberal use Jd «water in the bath. His advice who consumption is to take! co'd baths. Other means of pre mentioned are the use of much ‘culosis. One } fear rent \ention ‘fat meant and out-of-door life so far as possible. The address of trelcome was delivered by Col. D. P. Dver, United States district at- torney, on account of the absence of Pres!- dent Fr unable io be ent. (70%. spoke OF to teolate riume. should djseare Among BE. Hugh: o! Battie rent bv ‘ ¥.. and Dr. C isc o Cal. ‘“oyver 460 peop! c States trom this liughes ili his Mos: dangerous | sulosis iM «ii the pece nd-hand clothi: ng large cities. The poor wWno to these stores tor unsuspecting victims is ancla, who was Garvin of Rhode [sland his state sanita- r }’. el the work being done in consumptive persons in for those afflicted with other speakers were Dr. “haries «of St. Louis, Dr. J. H. Kellogg Creek, Mich.. who re ad the paper Ir A N. Bell of Brooklyn, N., Anna ©. Lyle of San Fran- die daiiv in the United dread disease,” said Pr. address, “and one of the means of the diffusion of rough the pawnshope and institutions of are necesearily their clothing to the 42. ROBBERS TIED WOMAN TO BED ——— cale ‘jis- ‘Search Residence for Insurance Mon- ey, But Only Find Small Change Amounting to $5. Post-Dispatca. cIiry. Ub, Oct. 4—Ales. Lari- widow residing alone four miles here, was brutally beaten by two 2 o'clock this morn- red handkerchiefs and the ta} ‘» he ‘MASON | from ropbers between 1 and ling. Both men wore over thelr faces. One was tail other wae short and heavy set. ure. Larimore received payment on hi husband's insurance recentiy, and i { presumed the thieves expected | to find th: money in the house. re. Larimore was aroused by wee erized tied her to ae sree searched the lees. y $5 change qos was fou ut 11 pon al on ye jripren Ned an entrance to t ey c ae * > ae in ree Sai. o% 7 r.) % Se eS a ee @ 7 a a Na aKa OX TE ROT EE HT All Cars Transfer Direct to Barr's ST. LOUIS, MO. WVd V5} SIXTH Spdeepeteeatpetecoetecgoeratececoetecqeteatenp decdeoede Grape oatondertntesdese teeter de Dead Cesta erates aes aetna edd ns eee eee ee —— eee © SEVENTH OLIVE x Soap, spe- 5c. SOF P 4 . 4 4 4 a i a me Grand Display Exclusive Styles in Women’s Wearing Apparel A most magnificent collection of Women’s Suits. Coats, Skirts and Waists is now ready, styles for all occasions. Women’s Tailor-Made Suits We are showing in this department thousands, of beautiful new Nuits. short and medium coats skirt effects and colors. $22.50 for Walking styles, terials, $10 mixtures. ed and new unmatc hable {. qv)! We are Leadquarters for Rain Coats. $15, $18.75 kilted splendid values and Fall 9 made of fine chevy Satin-lined coats, These absolutely skirte. and are anvirhere Suits lotsa and pleat- are in Sr. 25 a0, tiful $ D5 ‘oats the ~eheviotr, suitings not hundreds, br‘ both walking and dress An immense variety of ma- und $40 for bean- Suits in both walking and dress styles. lengths, skirte in eal) effects. Finest materials broadcloths end fancy ail colors, all siges. new in alj new Rain Coats Every new style is here and every grade of Priestley’s Cravenette ean be fount in this large terials. $10.75 | of Rain have just be and plain effe tailored, All « oxford. Exce} of styles, $7.50 of fine tabi coy helted bach, co both ladies’ oe," sjzee, greut rou Vg thout ae6 for pas Th shouldn $5 $6.75, $8.75, $10 and $12.50 for an interes Very latest kilted atl pleated effeets. Skirts. terials. All colors, an bargainge, ing t! stock eautiful *Ti Sts. vlore. lent fan, values , as well as other gu All colors, lengths and sizes. and $12.75 hew Coats received. Thoroughly for two st: thet Belted a well b Olive and les P $16 tects: aranteed rain-proof ma- $22.50 and 825 Gm woth of new tain Coats, receive:! faw days. Shirred, and cape ef.- Jengths and sizes. for lowne for the past pleated al) colors, are unequaled BR eltet, rices New Tourist Coats These stylish and popular garments are here in endless variety of materials, new ,urteat pg & at collar: dad miss eaa aie are) i bus hea mT. eolors and sizes. mo dj ium beautifuily correct the hest &ye! pr valu offered icas. stvies. A complete assortmen| $12 » ai ap and Ni inate azn ior S15, S25 9 stvle« tn won 1d misses’ fall an ”. meciurir Stic ew tailored Among weve the © er at naeatel otha the new iuree Lined Beot “9 i and unlined New Walking Skirts Thorougialy well tailored. all lengths ‘and all waist measures Fa a es ee a ee en oe ae a ae OE Perfect ly Wa j ly “Wo »} tat! Ling ktock of nes Fine all dranved, Made by men Beautiful Millinery at Unequaled Low Price Our autumn exhibit is the most beautiful collection of milli.- erv we have ever shown. of those women who want the best The styles are chosen to meet the nee:ls Hats at the moderato rost prices. Styles are exclusive and eonfined to Barr's for St. Lonis. Clearing of White Outing Hats less than regular prices. ductions. and style of the larg “7 os or ne ee Vestreil Sé@véera! this as ASOT havin for We ricer. ‘inde to Sa ¢ Sale of Girls’ and Children’ A special purchase of Giria ifats hind, trimmer bons. sold as in a a a an ee este te te ee ee es ae ee ee of a brown. hundred Wilte Felt Hiate. ail fn se stytes and all erlap and clean, been kept tn individual boxes, priced dnesday at *s and % less than former A large assortment of satyles and trimming. A splendid opportunity money. 82.50 fo: 83.50 for 4.50 for 25.00 for 86.00 * ior Feit Hat« ett Hate Felt Hate Felt Ilate« Pelt Hate. s Hats Children's felts. Colors are and red, prettliy veivets and rib- to he White Ww hite White White White $5 $4 $n $9 $10 and and scratch black. castor i with wings. quilts, ver 500 Hats in thie purchase. bought, at about hal? price. 7Ge for Girlie’ $1.50 Hate $1.00 for Girlie $2.60 late $1.50 for Olrle’ 823.00 Hate $2.00 for Girls’ £4.00 flats plain the most famous makers of this country being represented. All the favored Prices in every case are extraordinarily low. a a ey aa aha” Seater tener, wreee . Kilbourn’s | Construction Strips. Instruetive, with combinations inexhaustible. One set of strips constructs bridges, Fer- wheel,. wind-mill, tower, scenic railroad, shoot the chutes, merry-go-round, auto- mobile, car track and station, machine shop, the alphabet, @ etc. Recommended by teach @ — ers and used in many of the 4 publie schools. " Ioeeeaie entertaining and instructive for children of all ages from - 3 to 12.years. See demonstra- | tion in our toy depestnentt- basement. oa l.o “| a ris Price of large set Special Purchase ond ‘Sale Children’s Umbrellas | The maker had too many and he closed out his surplus stock to us at © We will place them on sale tomorrow at There are all sizes of Children’s School Umbrellas, made with all Gana fe While there are many hundreds in the tot, bs sucht i -. markable prices thev will not last long. 1oc—for childrens 1%, 24 tuch Ape m oang faat- a mans ine itp loop sizes. +0, {rames., —reguiar value $1.00-—-fer slee« =: ehfldren s 15¢ ss. 23 or t4-ineth heen. renee pay ss Teak (Firat Floor—Olive Street Section.) $1,003
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T-DIS ATCH | analysis? ‘These politics! highwaymen were not always honest. : ST. LOUIS P O S DI forsooth, but nearly always. What more? Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by Again, observe Mr. Kelly's ideas on the subject of morality as “THE PULITZER PUBLISHING CO, 210-212 N. BROADWAY. | pptied to boodle. He says: Bes ag Hosa Among ourselves, understand, we had a high code SCRATCH THESE CANDIDATES. : of morals, and it was considered extremely dishonest for a member of the combine to accept bribe money Protected CYRUS P. WALBRIDGE, | eithout dividing it amongst his fellows. Candidate for Gov-. by Republican | “\ high code of morals” is good. This hee same code of | the ernor. - morals, no doubt, that is followed by the Horsethieves’ Pro- | Statute SAM B. COOK, . | tective and Benevolent Association. As for “extremely dis- | of Democratic Candidate for Secre- | honest.” this is entirely too rich to be handled outside the Comic | Boe : ' Supplement of the Post- Dispatch. Limitations. tary of State. | a Kelly explains that the combine rarely received less than deol +++ #1000 for its vote on any question, but that sometimes members f ; _ | aceepted as little as $50 for their votes. On some minor mat- There are few weak chms among the spellbinders. ters, he seve, “some of the boys took $5 each, but they were 80] ‘ ashamed of it that they would never speak of it afterwards”— | ; up Caghamed of it,” he naively explains, “because the price was s0 | The deep distress of a moneyless British earl who has been re- ~ jected by a rich American woman is quite immeasurable. | I 1% ie ( ; ++o~~ — smal] | | Rare Mr. Kelly! He should write a book. Laat : HS ‘ 4 1 | it ik bp Now that the police have demonstrated that they can pena | a |. a ae | , : " . tain order at the polls there should be an end of al] disorden = and intimidation. Though the labor troubles in Colorado have caused a decline / — WWW WN’. of $6.400,000 in the output of United States gold in the rear y past, we vet produced 54,300,000 fine ounces. ————__-—- ¢ ¢e-—___—_-—_— EES See Tie nomination of an ambulance lawyer for Congress abould mark the final cessation of the pernicious activity of the Butler gang in St. Louis politics. PROMISE VS. PERFORMANCE. odtlasdice ee Co “The appomtmeit of officers for hospitals and police boards | “Mr. Roosevelt,’ says Carl Schurz, “would have found a wost and soldiers’ homes and eleemosynary institutions should not be | congenial and glorious field of action at the time of the cru-} mare for politi.al service, but for honesty and competen«r v,’ de- | sades,” But Theodore the Crusader, thirsting for combat and} clared ‘cl. \ a'vridge, nepublican candidate for governor, ia «1 glory, is not the man for the presidency of w peaceful repubiic. | speech at Bolivar, Mo., Saturday. 0 ome Right. But when Col. Walbridge was mayor of St. Louis did he practice what he now preaches? Did he appoint honest and | SMASH THE BOODLE COMBINE a aga » “ya eye e If any lingering doubt remains in the mind of any St. |ouisan feet “ aor . en eee eee , administration ? | of what Butlerism means to the city, it ought to be dissipated For superintendent of the House of Refuge—where 1500 bovs ‘ by the confession of Charles F. Kelly, ex-speaker of the House | and girls are under corrective discipline—Mayor Walbridge ap- of Delegates, convicted boodler and state’s witness. pointed Isaac H. Bristol. a notorious political wirepuller, whose | former occupation made him unfit for the place. Bristol estab- peats the shameful history of the boodle combine of which he inhed & pennen a ear tied ofan! le 6 servi oF a moana ; ; : was removed at the instigation of the board of charity com- was a member, adding to it a chapter concerning the briting! jp jssioners. of himself by Butler to run away and stay away until the} Fer city jailer Mayor Walbvidge sent ‘to the City Council for statute of limitations had run. Kelly says he received $15,000| confirmation the name of Ernest Knickmeier, a saloonkeeper, 4 utterly unfit for official duty the mayors own supporters in Burope the assemblv- voted to reject him. % at se . ) As a substitute the mayor selected Louis Wagner, better Kelly exposes again tiie combination between the boodle boss] Lnown as “Putch” Wagner, a South St. Louis ward Worker, and the powerful corporations to elect. corrupt men to office} whose single qualification for the responsible position of jailer was his record of “political service.” Wagner's reign was char- acterized by a series of disgraceful episodes which demoralized In the story of his own experience as a boodler Kelly re- from Butler and #800 from a politician io take a trip to and to corrupt elected officers for the purpose of plundering the city. He tells of the assurances that Butler gave the bood- the diectnli + then! tale oak lers that one of his men would be elected to the office of cireuit| Qa > double savederer eee ae Shepard, a double murderer, who has never been apprehended. attorney to succeed Mr. Folk, so that they would be protected; | ‘Ty preside over the Central District Police Court—the most im- | of, failing in that, he would have them pardoned after clectiun.| portant tribunal in the city for the trial of peace offenders— What could be more pertinent to the issue in today's city Mayor Walbridge chose Thomas H. Peabody, whose demonstrat- ed partiality to wrongdoers was a source of constant embar- : : rassment to the law enforci horities Kelly saya he makes his confession public to warn other men 4 ae ’ . abr. — By ©. G. BUSH As temporary city register, following the death of the regular WORLD ANDY POST-DISPATCH CARTOONIST. to avoid his road to ruin and to “alarm the public.” incumbent of that office, Mayor Walbridge appointed Heury Certainly the St. Louis public ought to be alarmed. The] Besch, a South St. Louis saloonkeeper. Subsequently Besch wa people of St. Louis should realize fully the danger that men- indicted for bribery in connection with his official conduet is NEW YORK WORLD EDITORIALS TODAY DO WIVES OBEY THEIR HUSBANDS? _ ; : : superintendent of street sprinkling. ns aces the city. The Democrats of the city should realize what — By Nixola Greeley-Smith, Granddaughter of Horace Greeley. A*Democratic holdover official who refused.to yield the pat- th tuation of Butler’ ow : ° . . Ft I : ne eeeemneiaeamennenanornen stints ‘ —s — to their party. Good) yonage of his office io the Republican machine was swnmarily SPEAKER CANNON AS A DANGER. * : work was done yesterday at the primanies, but it must be fol-| ousted by Mayor Walbridge. Here and there a Republican organ or orator insists that the gold standard | Written for the Post-Dispatch. . ‘ ompletely happy except In the midst of a. : lowed up with blow after blow, until the boodle gang is driven] very department of the munic or service was honeycombed is not, as Judge Parker says, “firmly and irrevocably fixed.” If they really be- A colored man, ac-| Storm. And so long as the sex possesses from all power. with self-seeking politicians. lieve thts, they should make every effort to defeat the re-election to Congress of renege by his ; this ame apy Boe: Tame Nn haye the | 7 ; : hi ae ele 1S G.c sp , . Mr. Can .a s ° uzom spouse, waik- | UPDCr RASS i ee There was no partisanship in boodle, so there should be An the light of these facts of his own Frecord,as mayor, Col. —— m. pregtend sahara head mote : — sige phcnsig inikpe - pee Bee my ed Into the New York | Generally speaking, in a quarrel between Walbridge’s words have a hollow sound. Tliey. offer no assur- gold standard, but in the past and for many years he was one of the most ex- whites City Hall vesterday | two people the victory belongs to the less no partisanship among honest men in fighting the boodle forces, ance that. if elected. he would appoint “honest atid capable men” treme of the free silver men in Congress. He voted for the Bland-Allison free oe and asked to see the|intelligent. For if one is gifted with @ Ss mayor, saying that;surplus of brains or humor, one is apt to The voters of all parties should combine against eure inan| to office. coinage bill in 1877, and boasted of it in a speech in the Houce the next year, ‘ he wanted ‘o procure | be overcome in the very thick of the fray on any ticket who has the taint of Butlerism or boodleism. ieetsislhiasaitiiaiiin Soe saying: : : i 4 pa ee a divorce rem iis by a sense of the futility or the ridieu- The voters should support only the honest men of the local a am satisfied it would be wise legislation not only to allow free coinage, but : : wife becatiees she lousness of it all, and to welcome peace at convention and in the approaching state and city elections? -— —s wouldn't obey him. any price. al vega, | OR? | +i 'lalso to allow the holders of silver bullion to deposit the same In the treasury and - . Z ticketa, and preparations should be made to mest a com- LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Sgt : » | hn tabteidss Melia test ect ce ne receive from the government of the United States coin notes, dollar for dollar, one: » ssbbaitan Desdunn 3 Few women take the vow to obey In any — c gh ; a ie ae ; i pecaus ; ; ie bination of tainted candidates with clean, independent candi- upon the basis of the weight and fineness of the dollar of 413% grains of silver,) |) QU gry at suggested the specu- rdighh aie perfunctory spirit nowadays, ES RE Es ; ut tne e make dates. CRIME IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY. and make such notes receivable for all government dues.” ege roe — wales riage ipso te : lation as to just what the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. i 7 If, after th ork 7. | = P Mr. Brvan never went further than this. A year later, in 1879, when many a , e full exposure of the work of the political boodle} 1 would like to ask the people of St. Louis a few questions} . | age 1879, “ | _NIXOLA Gg. SMITH. New York or St. | | silver Republicans had begun to learn wisdom, Mr. Cannon said in the House: | Louis would be entitled to a decree if dis- A great many men think their wives obey se them when they are actually the hardest combine the people of St. Louis do not smash it at the polls through the columns of your valuable paper in connetion with bedi , the troublous times sc vale . > : “Silver is Just as much the money of the Constitution as gold, and should have | °2®@lence were indeed a cause of ot : they will deserve to be plundered aint will do week to prove}, - s times so prevalent in the county of St. Louis, noney 7 £ ‘ Pretutee: chane in mai f - | bergacae taxrk mistresses that ever poor mortal n the vicinity of Delmar garden. For some time past the |just the same treatment in every respect as gold. me Who would not l served I re ber im. ts their incapacity for self-government. papers hase almost datly recorded new cases of men being be given grounds for severance of the tle emember © ig se robbed of all their ravings by gamblers in that vicinity. It Mr. Cannon voted to pass over the veto of a Republican pr esident a bill pro- almost daily. Whether or not wives should band of this description I oneé used the. an ~ > : a an tamed ts the aes Maruenae 3 ys viding for the free coinage of silver, making the cheap dollar a full legal tender obey their husbands is an old problem agp on speaking of another man, “Tie ough the postotiiee department is more in need of a thor- J, — . pee of tate ? oi ° better left to be threshed out betwee: s one of those very voung husbands why i acai ‘ of at least ten cases today and I am safe in saying that not|and giving to the owners of the bullion all the profits of coinage. He voted for] laef UL between the | pee, his wife should obey hi ° tion ; ; . he mo . > : " P - Old-faahio divin arn 2 , cven s ame Bao v 7 mm’ ugh investigation than it ever was, there will be no inveetiza- re than two or three will be reported. I want to know line sherman compulsory silver purchase act, which brought the country to the | »,, aaiboned Giving and the new woman. | not aeth skeen ae, “Ge tien before the election: asibly n ft hat whether the citizens of this city and this county are going But whether or not wives do obey is an-!., the serious reply: “Why, JT be- 3; po y none after that. to stand by and see the name of this city dragged to the bot-|very edge of a silver basis and was the most active cause of the panic of 1893. other matter. f never knew but ¢ ne lieve that, too, Mine does.’ . tommost depths without — an effort to suppress or ia ; a yee Vee woe rather to preserve it? An anixzed effort on the part of « ~ [gs this a fit man to send back to Congress to safeguard the gold standard ” did, And she was terrorized by an fidje- | li was notorious amor ig his friends that THE APPEARANCE OF EVIL. pela neran Po agy a MPhy rs ae » would stamp out this curse to {he@|/ guppose there should come a recurrence of hard times and with them a renewal of aged husband who in turn was absolutely | he had hot only been fairly se overridden by his one daughter—th. only | into matrimony by a lady of very deter.’ community, if the county officials will not. JUSTCTIA., ; ES Sean the popular clamor for ‘more money” and ‘“‘cheaper money.” Is there anything | oreature on earth for whom ‘he ver |™Iined characier, but that she still) kepe him beautifully in leash by foree of a high corporations or accepting contributions from them is obvious, DISCONNECTED SUBURBS. ‘in “Joe’ Cannon's character or career to indicate that he would not yield to It, | evinced the slightest fondness P ... | *nperament not unlike that of the great “"" | Mrs, Siddons, of whem it was said that in the light of Ogden Armour’s announcement that “we’—that pati oe eos —— 3 ee : ‘ las he did before” When we think of the num , Since the new suburb, Greenwood. ‘ 1 bullt u , , ) , har .} eo all : is, he and his colleagues in the Reef Trust—‘“are going to sup-| children from there are oe ena bates oo sacuieetios he speaker of the House holds an office second only to that of the president eee who perhaps unconsciogs S00y | “sue even ‘nigel tae aa . - 4 : , , , “ ce ir wives. on the contrary. we are fi , = 4, ler potatoes,” port Roosevelt: most emphatically. We have been satisfied with| 8chool. to do which they must cross the Des Peres and pass in power. He appoints the committees. ° He holds the tiller for the “steering com- to admit that the ire multiple . ; ar | J aiso knew a young fellow. married to a his administration and wil] be wel! satisfied to hare him con- a af tlle ag + suber of Lindenwood. The problem of| mittee.’ He can even shape the course of debate. The gold standard Republicans | sand. “}wotaan nearly twice his age, ho attempted . ; rom one o t ‘ ; ’ oO enforce ver ve tinue in office.” troublesome one for BR mg Bow arie Bad ent it oe wi — bn Ig owe it to their party and to the country to defeat Mr. Cannon. | ‘The average man's tdea of 2 domest! aeons ‘e very youthful ideas of domeatio! Coming on the heels of an investigation into the Beef Trust File now that the city has built a bridge across the river at — —~ victory is to fling ont of the house PPI A, nig ine, the more ridiculous because 4netituted by Mr. Cortelyo h Rb ped avenue, there would be an improvement had not the Ee liorty.: | moment trouble begins to brew. But what jmost people who didu t Know took her for ; - u, When secretary of the department cant of Melee Jes oon. Sree making an embank- | ELOQUENT SILENCE to ‘eaak'a Seeueeiad api ec his mother. Whenever any difference ot of commerce, this is hiy interesti venue which the children cannot climb. They | : , gm | * ; Me ee Eker a, Lat base, / opinion arose in the house . hig ting. have to go around by Lindenwood station, and are usuallir On Saturday the World printed an open letter calling attention to certain ignominious flight His idea of quarrel- r peareaesy” would ent ate aoa young number of men ia the masculine pledge without some mental my reservation is scarcely larger. = -_ __ — = The gross impropriety of levying campaign contributions upon y ork. sribsle. si] sthurt ‘ji © ee re Why are Mr. Armour and his col] eagu confronted there with a long line of freigh P ® : dee * to ae m ii a F well satisfied with th : ° ns of the Beef Trust 80 | sev eral blocks. They are getting into ‘the Mabie bt cleans peculiar features of the Roosevelt campaign. It exhibited the various stages of ing, wma ed, seem be hased on the old of als determination to be obeyed, and the ASE the Roosevelt administration? The investi-| under or over these to sa { 4. , : : > or Conpeet: az adil, Wen wndetteken to brin mi es anita ob theme Be Byer Kame g re ee of, oa altne President's relations with the trusts, beginning with stern hostility, proceed- ° mature wife would meekly hang hier heag — co . 4 PT. wad ‘ & out the facts of the beef mo- bridge should be built across the tracks at Fyler avanad, ing through armed truces and ending in surrender. Iie who figits aud rons awe oe 1 say. “Yes, dear, Certainly, Gear, =f nopoly and give them publicity, Mr. Roosevelt was a sturdy and the sooner the better. The sehool authorities should It showed how Mr. Roosevelt had fi ; ‘ad oe oneneere wen May live to fight another day | There, there; don't fuss any more”. Just “7 advocate of publicity as a cure-all. What has become of +h, ortag influence to bear on this subject, as it will be impos- ae jad firat demanded the most almple powers toi nak tn % as if ghe had been soothing ¥. naughty =f eae : eases e| sible for the children to attend school if matters get much {dealing with trusts, including “publicity in the interest of the public”; how he gut in the meantime the enemy remains| child. tigation? worse. The Frisco ig all the time adding to ita stock of cars : in possession of the field and can scarcely But the soothi 2 In view of Mr. Corte) , Ps é : at that point. ‘Che long line of “empties” now stands like a had tested these powers and found them effective, and then how he had allowed be said to be vanquished. i ? SOOUNNg process ovet,” haha: would © . Lortelyou « activity in the business of col-| wall between the two suburbs, and something must be done , 4 , : cS a ; H : AAPOR, q usbanda are; pursue her own Way undisturbed, and, oT lecting big campaign contributions fro speedily. CTTTZEN the sword to rest in idleness. It told how Mr. Cortelyou, the President's private | ruled by their hatred of ‘scenes.’ Now, id. obedience were indeed ground f we not a right to infer a connecti ap a rusts, have aR sree 2. ‘“ most refrac tory young Wi v g money trom th y porations h ves, satisfaction with the administration and the smothering of | To tue Lditor of the Post-Dispatch ee CN SS sig the in tion’ Is th a ’ aa a « —P had been investigating. And then, not in idle curiosity, but as a matter of le- ores : i} ge vestigation? Is the Beof ‘Trust campaign contribution the} Here is ef answer for the writer who signed “lurusties) ce an ei THE PRIMATE AND HIS BISHOPS. .* iaverpool, $21,000; Nerwien, $22 2005, ok ake white commests theses two facte? and Nickels:” The Transit company {s right in not accepting z nate “pu ity in the interest of the public,’ it asked: | “| Nor orcestc?, $5.00: Sale $25,000; Ox / o : However that may be. a keen sense of propriety would evoid ad ensconced ma we ip writer ise ewer mPa - i oe pain a the me Trust contributed to Mr. Cortelyou” Irom the New York Times | 825, On. relintet comes eondauctor an 1e or she wants two ridces for ve cents 2. ow wmuch has the aver Tr: : = vou” is ae sh, auntidaties ; '(’iurch of old Ba even the appearance of evil, When Mr. Cortelyou expects con- If they are so smali as that they ought to go to the office yer Srust contributed to Mr. Cortet; wae | The Grted-up ttle old gentiemsy 1 pete ago . re a — . tributions from corporations which he } bets and get child's tickets. 3. How youch has the Coal Trust contributed to Mr. Cortelyou? Vierpont Morgan is toting about the | : Oa ias n investigating Now let the writer “get busy’ and par the conductor when How much has the Sugar Trust contribut » Ivoy? \ ccaneee the Most Rev. Archbishop of Can- 4 mde which hare received and hope to receive favors from the gov- = — through the car asking ewe im _ not bar out = a bs ' ust contributed to Mr. Cortelrou-: terbarr. is one of the = enti 1p é aud the window or look wise in the conductor's face and try ¢o . How muc as the Oi! Trust cont " ou” Pe 4: Pa FP ies wr telvou”? , see?, against WW in that of York. He thus MR. K regard of rules for the safety of the public? Thursday, at . ‘takes @ position of decided wieeted Tu all his official oor niin Wetttee eee HUMORIST. | 10:40 p. m. at the grade crossing of the Missouri Pacific, Is it credible that there. would have been a single day's delay In answerlng | ing placed above the lord eaeactnen ae blehop of Canterbury. w sikeihne of the Shonen a aap Charles F. “Keil, furmer | Manchester and Tower Grove avenues, car 1165, on the Van-j| these questions if a satisfactory answer had been possible? te colleague foliows after that offieial: oe eae the inty 0 te 6833, ow . » . ‘ AP abo 7 ‘la evi p : r ae tn utile eatery: ee s, is replete with rare humor. eres Ee, in Seares SF ooece rhe ee pe Three days have gone by—not as long a time, to be sure, as the 586 days en ae ations being also dis- pegenag Be ‘Cantuatia, ae On P ng — the boodle combine he Save: leave the car. but stood on the steps in the front part of | that have passed without a report from Mr. Roosevelt's bureau of corporations a, posh es gnorngh: of all Lngland” York's s ey: A : vate: of Ww + the car. Gates, were not down. The engine, drawing freight, but still a lo : : . ‘land “primate of England.” Canterbury i vature ote @ went about it in a business-like Way and had at great speed was without headlight. No bell wae ringing. u ng stretch for the last month of a campaign—yet the President's | styles bimeecif “by divine providence.” and (ELoracum): is. the ior. = combine mectings at stated times and fixed the bribe If the motormal had Pe = vet on a oe. demolignment defenders are dumb. York ‘Dy Givine perminéion.” as do the When Ditehop of Win ad Seni 5, prices which wo were to receive for our votes, by « ma have saved the car end peneens A RESIDENT. In the absence of authoritative statement voters are reduced to noting facts perme 2 “Aa es ag therefore, who ts DOW), cine tie ol . a f ; maeif in eciilstons, stais d jority vote of the combine. Then w and drawing their own inferences, Th . a Lenjoying innerp, | ® would select one . : NAME FOR ESKIMO BABY. s. e Beef Trust, the first on the World’s list. |-nurch mectings, ete. is the highest per- of the combine, in whose bonesty we had confidence, Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ig “emphatically for Roosevelt.” sonage in Kugtend after the royal family. to out and the money. How would the name Icyanga suit the little Eskimo baby? Mr. J. Ogden Armour declares Pola vd “hyn ; These agents rarely be- i 9 PENNESSEE. BP RR renin SOLE te he and his associates like Mr. Roosevelt's 1 bs a pcried of 4 — . | yéed us. one or two instances they confiacated ae~- aon well satisfied to have him continue in office.” and our lively Utthe Archbishop of Canter-] M® *Ay, part of the money, but as a general rule ther were SINCERE AND FEARLESS. ¢ can. be pretty certain what he is going to do,” adds Mr. Armour, “and |pury. in bis 4 is oulterine, Monat : oe hat honest with ua, oma the Nevada (Mo.) Evening Post. that means everything to e business man.” wht) many of hie ig | the yt ng of the Post- ch is te ——— The Beef Trust, after winning its strike, has just ee brice of mest pomenness rer cnst bie. "ee York, yt en Seat Bo the clause, “in whose honesty we had _.00n- oe ty an lee rey nmesad FS oe reducing the price of cattle. Perhaps Mr. Cortelyou can tell where some spatch at accomplish it. Pr ta hte | oytes be more — then this bit of! aR aR PNR ReRR ee ee eS
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, 5 ycg ORS ante fee q é AER Be Ee 4 “ke a BP i Pet hye a at F4 ; - . oe GEDEADO-4 BOS 4 HS 4 OF 0HOO80S4 $666 O6 44-444 966 6-609 HO3OF +95 2OBIPLRHD-S HE DOSDIE DE SOOSOSSHOOVDOSDS E0OOSSGOS 004 ‘a WILLIE WISE . 2 Gene Carr’s Brainy Kid Gives a Brief Lesson in Manners » In the Fall. From the Houston (Tex.) Chronicle. Oh, the golden rod is blowing | Tn the fall; | And the, cider pross is going In the fall. | ‘Altho’ days be short, they're sunny— Still the bees are making honey — And your tallor wants his money, In the fall (AY BOY YOU ARE Won snowed Ov - TAKE YOUR HAT | MICKEY, YOuSE OFF TO THOSE IS OLDER DAN OLOER THAN ME, SO} TAKES Me LID OFF To Oh, the candidate is working In the fall; Yverywhere you find him lurking In the fall. | He ne'er looks {n your direction Till ‘most time for the elect‘on, But he’s bubbling with affection In the fall. Oh, the pumpkin ts e-gleaming In the fall; Ané the callow clerk ts dreaming In the fall, Of those days on sand dunes yellow And the girl who waxed so mellow, But ehe seldom knows a fellow In the fall. This Vexes. There was a prize-fighter in Tex. Whose forte was the fab solar piczx. He landed stiff blows On eyes and on nows And thereby won V's and some ex. —Chicago Chronicie. «a Ve ° make it ho than thes Be! On il] ‘ - ivOo ea: p A A a Fun With One's Self. oman tia been taking WAS the jest and so joke that her ‘fi Don’t Poison Baby. ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce sleep, and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who have been killed or | Having > 110 1 poison ' So great nish jCame | dertatier z haan? , : peop.e resort ‘ if Whi _- with unexplained bh: ont stick pins themselves, swallow automobile or draw red- tiie back their necke ,uestion to which the savants have vet — & — e —— " ¥ . i WW n it to have fun ery j ihseiyes 3 “@ rrisite vet WY ins mito t ae (herr psy Lond jlacas, fight an t poker is : ‘ hs opt ~ . hologists. Lies a neoesales whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, landanum and morphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from selling either of the narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody without labelling them “ poison,” The definition of “narcotic” is: “7 medicine which relieves pai and produces sleep, but which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, convul- sions and death.’’ The taste and smell of medicines containing opium are disguised, =| 23°52, “i tr, {st the | swallos ing and sold under the names of “Drops,” “Cordials,” “Soothing Syrups,” etc. You — Scr. to unser phat, the sensecion should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or your physician know of what it is composed. CASTORIA DOES NOT CON- TAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature of Chas, H. Fletcher. eS ee ee themsei why don’t thy have the most aero . . . compounded. Letters from Prominent Physicians wim ny at tie age ie addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. more Ingenious legitimate than but they {ost > Dr. J. W. Dimsdale, of Chicago, Mil. sare: “I use yeur Cactoria and advise its and safe’’ use in a!) families whers there are children.” t dange: be] » ana certainiv we Wil! o* if ua oO, the them tickle the thorax may be en repeuted|’, would be a lot funnier one's alimentary cana! poison, and that a red- and frequently applied to having | Joyed | than burning « | Y ith some drasti hot poker, deft), ‘ Us Tf people are determined to have fun with es. Fonty and tne ob one of taking po!son, less ’ a “sane one’s sef le had expose in manner. wih te ca unnecessarily ? Dr. Alexander I. Mintie, of Cleveland. Ohb‘o, sars: scribed your Castoria and hare found it @ reliable an Dr. J. S. Alexander. fictal for children as + everywhere.” of Omaha, Neb.. says: your Casteria is, deserves the highest praise. “T have frequentiy pre d pleasant remedy for chiidren.” “A medicine go valuable and bere- 1 find it in use ’ ' Suppression sport ex | fun with themselves at the expense of phy- | siclans, Minute’ favors a society for th of pereol who can “pt in a drug store, and who Lave “Just a . ne s ne see neighbors, friends and others, who ‘ oe = San Francisco, Cal. Mew York. ALY. The genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale by all first-class druggists. The full name of the ee ast Fig Syrup Co.—is always printed on the front of every package. Price Fifty Cents per “I have frequently preseribed your pee put trouble of Dr. J. A. McClellan, of Ruffalo. N. ¥., says: In fact | use Castoria for my Castoria for childrem and always got good result eva children.” ys got good results. . Dr. J. W. Alles. e« to the reecuing them from tie effccts of thelr unseemly hi-urity. —— Fluent. Lives women all remind us They could talk for seven munis, And with verbiage wholly blind us subjects all at once. ( St. Louis, Mo.. says: “I heartily endorse your Casterla. [ ‘ have frequently prescribed it in my medical practice, and have always found it te do all that is claimed for it.” . Dr. C,H. Glidden, of St. Paul, Minn.. saré: with your Castoria bas been highly satisfactory, and I cons! for the young. lr. H. D. Benner. of Philadelphia, Pa., says: urgative in the cascs of children for years past with the most happy ully endorse it as a sate remedy.” Dr. J. A. Boarman, of Kansas City, Mo, says: “Your Cestorta ts a splendid remedy for children, known the world over I use !t in my practice ‘and have ne hesitancy im recommending it for the complaints of infants and children. | Dr. J. J. Mackey, of Breck! “Y consider yrour Castoria an ex- cellemt preparation for children, belag composed of reliable medicines and pleasant to the taste. A good remedy for all Fisturbances of the digestive organs. Dr. Howard James, of New York City, says: “It is with great pleasure that I desire to testify te the medicinal virtne of your Castoria. have used it with marked benefit in the case of my own daughter, and have ebtained excellent results from its administration te other chilarenin my practice.” : cENUINE CASTORIA atways Bears the Signature of “My experience as a practitionor of ler it an excellent remedy ) "NEW PUBLICATIONS. #2 NEW PUBLICATIONS. “J hgve used your Castoria as @ effect, and nor Mineral. NARCOTIC. Something Doing. Sallor #711.) Joe Rinehard, cur jolly butcher, has mored into the residences iately purchased of <A. Spariing. lifts shop letely built om the co:ner is quite an addition to the sitrect. Springs News fn Flora Egrptian. yo, N. Y., says: Imperator et Rex THE LATEST BOOK BY The Author of “The Martyrdom of aa Empres;.” This gifted writer, with her unrivaled knowlelge of royaity in Europe, has pictured Emperor William of Germany as he really ia. Accounted For. Sam: Remarkably hot weather we had ‘ast week for this time of year. Cook: Yes, all due to to the prodigal sun, Mellin’s Food and Milk is an ideal combination and will nourish and strengthen your baby and make him grow. Wie strould tee to cond « eemmgto of Mellis’s Two policemen arrested a man for offer- ing them a $5 bribe. Why, of course; that isn't enough for lunch money. Ilis charming home life and sympathetic character are intimately portrayed. The Kaiser is shown to be a warm-hearted and impul- sive man rather than merely a great ruler bent on fostering the grandeur of his empire. The book has all the charm, entertaining style, and naturalness which characterized this author's previous works. Illustrated with autograph portraits eof the Emperor and. royal family. ———- + oe Would “striking passages from the works of Theodore Rooscveit"’ necessarily include the “big stick?” | a @ The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TWE CONTAUR COMPAmY, FT MURRAY BT, NEW YORK Orry, A lawyer iost $6 in a “pin game.” He probably stuck somebody else for it in the first place. iit iinet? fee eee oy Now that ‘“Incle Tom's Cabin” is tn town again, how would you like to be the iceman? : : Can you a noise like an “Indian?” Re A eee 2 , eS os i Ba HARPER & BROTHERS ------- +++ Publishers — ee RES ERA en =
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J aL Py «gh x ee sare i. pee oe ek He LP od gee fe, PS y LOST AND FOUND. | HELP WANTED—MALE. HELP Wwawrab Seats. | HeLe WANTED_MALE. ANDR ~ “ EON OE nnn Rirsinene Abmanneeteonte. he a Tine. — A ne ' Ew-After a a lingering iliness, onj| - MAN WANT ~ nononeoments, e tine, = TWesaday, Oct. 4. at 3:w a. ia., J. 8. An-] ~~ sl Founa. nanwnmams | BUSHELMAN WANTED—Good job. Room 38 De one porter YD strong rong young oan ari Frank. ANTED--First-class all-ereend p rina beloved wena pe Mary 5. Ae. FOUND—Umobretias covered aud repairee = Ment! bidg. \lin ay. (3) | stableman; good wages; none other nced app'y. Trew, at the age o years a ‘ samples to select from, car fare BUSHELMAN WANTED—Tailor bushelman. 152) | MAN AN j Shana . Wlison’s 1010% ; ; D WIFE WANTED—For general hous» | — i ain oe Howse. One d at190> SID at skilled union labor. 8. Vandeventer; at once. work; or woman; no objection to child. 12% N. | SYITOIERS WANTED Top etitghere on men’s N. s p. * _ Bd at. fire shoes, Roberts, Johason from m reside prey TA : iy | EUSHELMEN WANTED--Two busbeanen. Apply : ° : family siaence, 3415 Wisteseun HOKSE--bound, bay horse, with sore leg Apply at the Model, 7ta and Washington. WAN ai Ae = 7s — 7 -™ ~ wai let at a avenue, Interment private. ‘ nt : vie p 4149 Koesuth BUTLER WANTED—A colored man or Japanese nl ly with wens to oy ‘Coms* ock, 3401 coats also helpers. W. A. Gerry. ladies’ talior. Pe eet £ pooh: a e ence, seedy ‘oe one, _ ash GIRLS WANTED Ex Pe tee operators ¢ drawing NX. BAVER—Louise Baucr: our beloved mother yore ey am mee as botler and houseman in strictly peteate fam oe Sv. -s Se ev. a) HELP WANTED--MALE. ily in West Wad; $35 to a competent | AN sa” and ee man of good character for TAILOR W ANTED—Te do pressing and repair- Sav HERAT Wa? prees. TIT and grancmother, ugea s/ years, Gied On : oes oe ay ‘a 2 a. m.. Oct. "4 1904. eee 14 Words, 20¢ man. Ad. G D, Post. spatch. (3) collect and ral work; salary to Ing. 4057 Otty Call 3 m., Oxford 7th and &t. Coaries. Funera) from residence ot her son, Gus- Busi “ Annou ements. Me 9 Tae CARVENTEKS WANTBD—Ca “ start, a week. sie 5 0 os. Post- Diepateh. PAT! = p- Yn care Bauer, 110 Alien avenue Thursday ARA ’ , ce | rienced repairers. - foot of aa — ry MAN WANTED—Y who |i need ee se ae, PS ° AiD WANE oa pen yet AN a 3pm ARMLATCIED WINDERS (WANTED Saperiteeg: | —Tepairere_Apviy toot oe a ca’ Rehecd —esrciios Lannihs tees | oe ee eS via LA Yl Broan wanted Was | TK. Soe te , . , ‘ y an . 4 ’ ? n re CASE Y—On Montes © Oct. 3, 1904, at 2: 30 __Dispateh. maw} Nene rai. ead: plocswent ayetems ee strikes is mal oo Tal or. Sas Calllesvilie = bemetwen. c kasi WANTED White cleaners tor cfiee mouse TRL pedal an —y o'elock p. m., Wiiiaen i. (ape Sal BAKHR WANTED—First-clase aus bread baker; 60- free transportation — no fees charged. Aypj'ly MAN WANTED—Young man to care for horses _Taule. ie Cail 1. G22 Locust et. 4 ro ; wages. . Jo Sesoveu _ber and reliable. Call 4022 Delmar. _room 8, 113 N. 6th ® (4)| and with experience ii meat market. 4072 Del- —— Mon SEAMS WANTED —10 teams tc baci cladaa dass | GOOM” WARE te cook eneral | HOUSKGINL WANTED For genera! 400 st. _— husband of Catherine Casey (nee Knox). *_— cea Seay A NTT TY “— ‘| mar. help on bread CARPENTERS a ivtay Fe street cleaning. ———«- {| and Manchester, Wednesday morning. Davies hovsework in small 2. ly of ton —. wages The funeral will take place Wecunesday, BAKER WANTED—Young man to _ 4 26) Seridan av. oe AND WIFE WANTED—To go on small} Contracting Co. ard a pleasant bome; those wan | good eeresat Sano & skalki © “+= h inst., at § o'clock a. m., from the fam-|-_®0¢ cakes. 4106 Olive 8t - Bah inngettigy © oh | Me = iy remeenee. 1410 Leffingweil avenue, to] BAKER WANTHD-Third hand baker. "7235 8B. Cas! 29 = ANTED—To do oe jobs around with date weet: mast have — expe- | THAMS, KIC.. WANIED—10 teams, 50-foot beds, _ position, apply et once. 3715 Ha Bt. leo's Church, thence to Caivary Broadway. nols , Opposite Delmar Garden. . Call 4921 Waahington. aud 10 shovelers. 5100 Delmer. J. Schaefer W. COOK WANTED—Plain cook, white or . colored. Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. | iii WANTED A good first band baker, AP] CAMVUENLERS WANTEL—Oarpenters and cur are ———— Co. (2\ | 1927 Washington. ae Dec wee a member of C. K, of A., ly 9610 Fr kl i>. builders. Apply American Car & foundry Co. MAN WANTED—To work around , isons must | =A usTRPA WANTED —------—— ent ee Seah IRL WANTED—Girl to assiet Branch No. 126. ited oa naval Madison, 11. (3) | be good milker. S218 Wageer av. Suburban or] * te in the metaing. I DG2RA Wine se COOK WANTED—Good cook, with references. 4346 housewars; geod wages; good bours. BAKERS WANT FD Two more bakers; country; ~ - Faston car. . Be... . nl Bee 8 ae DONAHOE—Entered into yest Tuesday,| no feces required. National Employment Co., 113- Cam or a SANT HR paige = BOY WANTED—WHoy chowt 14 years to work in TEAMS WANTED “Tes ms at Stifel’s quarry, Mar-|{ 4232 | HOUSEGIRI, WANTED—For general wa 2. at 3:66 Me » f to sage Pg renee 115 N, 6th at. Be mance di ws : (9) oe ond He store; roust live with parents. Ap- _cus and } ‘aturel Bridge rd. 4 wet ak ons 422A Evans av. oved mother of John an atrick | RARHDR WANTED —First-class man; good wiges. | CLEANERS WANTED—Two good cleaners. Cen- | _ PIF anklin av. TRAMS WANTED—Teams to haul macadam: - - “German cook; $30, HUNSHWOMAN WANTED —Reliabdle J. one and the late Sadie Doran, 173) Washington 6y. tra] Steam Dre Works, 44) _ Bast con ay. boy WANTED- Stands bor te fold cipealane. _ Grand and Hickory we Evermann a Bros. Soe TER Li , on foe gunamel hengewert; saleeeqene- te BB spon > take r Oct. BARBER WANTED— Sready , joo: “make $15; guer- CiBANidt WANTED—And scourer; oteady jon; | 2 . aeees. | RRAMSTER WANTED- Pestalozzi and Gravois. F. COO WANTS Fh. Swediah sl to cook; “bare sai 6, at 1:30 wil ine place Thuredsy, Cote | _*ntee $12. 304 8 Jefferson av. seal at once, Grand Dye Works, 2126 Easton. | MAN WANTED—Man to work part time for Whelan. (4) (ae gov sant work ; eee wages. Ad. G cork te seat Galera Bn Brilliante avenuwe. BARBER WANTS 43000 barber to ‘help out ror CLERK — WANTED- Experienced grocery cierk, _ sor | oe milly. “are. F board and lodging. 4064 W. Belle pl. - IhANSTERS WANIED—& leameters, 2th and | 81, Poet-Dispaten. riends invited to attend. a few weeks; good wages. 618 5. Broadwey with reference. 2715 Chouteau av. MAN WANTED— Good, steady man for labor loner. 2) 526 Washington av. lonsework: guod wages. A8526 N. ———— ai 4 Pcstecinesacdie, Lec sere! hor’ Pickson; boa rding house furnisbed. Tim Mo- |. OK Ww -ANTED—Experieaced ed cook: references. LOL SKUIRL WANTED—ticed, BARBER WANTED—G ‘ood man: $15 week. 1028 CLE ERK Ww ANTED- -An “experienced grocery clerk and driving one-horse wargon. App: y this eves-) FS UE RN Be oe wer "9" EY—On Sunday, ~ Oct. 3. at 11 p. m., Market et. - B and meatentter, one from some coyptry town ing, 2625 Rutger. TINNER WANTEI}—For in and outatde work. C. O0O*K WANTED—Apply | with reterences. 4487 “4 xEWOMAN phi rege M5 lady eo diiine A. Loch, 1007 8. Rroadwar. Lindell. (2 do light heusewor’: heme for right perty. geneph MM. Foley, beioved husbaud O01 | — "in WANTED Good barber; 68 per week;| preferred: must he indewtrious and sieady. Ad.| MAN WANTED—Young man to do housework and gon of Gt Michael. J. and the late Cath-| "cm and board. 2405 N._ -— : ~ Irquite tn store, 703 O'Fallon st. Steady varber; $12 guaran- CLERK WAN rED—1312 N. Broadway. MAN WANTED—Young man for general office _ton, al. : ’ : ' ’ 3) _ housework ; ; no washing. ameneeti Bet: = y | preferred; give references and siate age and | MAN WANTED —Soter, reliable sandwich man.|/TINNEKS WANTFD—Two tinners and furnace precerred. House’s restaurep’, Maio st.. Kirk- references. 706 Gratiot st. i ison Oct. 8, at 3:30 P. M..| BAKBER WANTHD-—St. James Hotel. 006 Walnut. | OoeRKS WANTOD—orecery clerk, also clerk to| MAN WANTED Gentleman of ability; epecial | TOBACCO ATRIPPER WANTED—Call 4013 Conk. | OOK, EPC, WANTED—At once, # good cook] work; must assist In eat 1110 N. Vandeventer av. CLERK WANTED —Keliable check yer, with — fine shoes. Courtney Shoe Co.. 21st st. and} 4090 W. Belle of HOTEEDIAL WA: 7A ‘gn nt avenue, to Sacred ern a t guarentee® + Mn Rh py —-- to learn the tailoring business; cood opportanity; TRPER WANTED—On men's fine shoes. Apply Kiind, awe | LS re ee eas eee WAITER WANTEDcLxperlenced walter ano | po washing; 625 per month. 3009 Maple av. | housework at once: come preps Bever—on x Monday, ay, Oct. 3, 1904, at 10:30 BARTENDER WANTED—At once; must under- | Cook WANTED—Firet-class cook. 622 N. Tay-| Layties Bros., th and Franklin; ask for Mr. | WAITER WANTED-1505 Market et. eneral housework in small family. 8101 | HOUSEGIRL WANTED For Foley tagilbons) and be- ‘Broadway. G 19, Pcat-Dispaten. (58) | walt on table: $5 week. 4450 Lindell bl. (8)| TINNER WANTED—A good tinne. one. who | Mmm understands furnace wor lL. M. Koentz, -T COOK WANTED—Girl for cooking and general HOUSEG!I , erme Ana (nee Moloney). BARBER WANTED- hook a ae eS ee ewore Rf ie = i oon wagrs. e. funeral eral will take place te eridgets teed. 2020 Franklin av. CLERK WANTED—A stock and shipoing clerk in boy valine Ganwdiac. kates ay a, Bh ” | OOK WANTED Cook at the Episcopal Orphans’| 5024 Yairmount av. “ & oe BARDERS WAN THD—Two , good barbers, ‘at onee. a #emall factory making cloaks, irts, ete.; writing, stating age and reference. G &6. P.-D. TINNERS WANTED—For assortment work shop Ifome. Grand and Lafayette. ae ————— ee poe iP: } N. 18 young man baving worked in a sim ila? factory oan eae wee OF a ae er reer ae | HOUSEK PEPER WANTED — Good. > 5 are yo to attend. ~. LOOK WANTED—Gead cook, at once: colored | woman to take oe of rooming house; BARBER. ‘WANTED—Apply “618 "Franklin ay. ao salary wanted. Ad. G 148. Post- -Dis. Ilinots Hotel. oppo.ite Delmar Garden. workers at K2ST McPherson, Mo (2%) ——— $$ —$$______—_—__—-—— -—— - wood, Mo wah ocr re el, | a? —_-._—--- | HOUSEGIRL WANTED—Neat girl fe few ligt house e, beloved husband of RARRERS WANTED —Two good be barbers: $12 guar- deliver. 421 N. Vandeventer av. , work: local man. Maloney & Crume, 520 Mer- | -—— unalipenasaen , A candy : geod beme. ace on Wednes- anteed. __mod- & Jaccard | bidg. (8) | TREEK WANTED- Experienced treer on ladies’ amd housemald: wages good to rignt party. __Hartmann’ s. on's. 2682 Franklin Bh segs? % - ore No eee Te et ~ye nc e: - $13 references: good reco) umendations. M v. Dw rer. MAN Ww ANTED-- ~Brigh! young man, , about 18, who 4 : rb pe sacs family resi- | BARBER WANTBD—Good burder, at once; § _2iet_and Randolph. has some knowledge of bookkeeping and willing a A cook, Sebool for the pre! few miles ‘ elty; tn na: + AB iy of two... Ad. @ 149 t / oy Church, thence to Calvary Cem- BARBER “Ww ANT "ED—Good barber. 8141 Easton. COOK WANTED—Short-order cook, man or wom-| references required. Kahn Tallorin ™ 4 erase : g ©o., 1000 wrtnery Fo me Co., 2ist and Lacas. - oor 4 hensewers: - attend. + + Tek. rn SE Te tn ll COOK WANTED- Girl for ng an HOUSEGIRL WANTED—German ee ——-- | MAN WANTED—Young man in fish department. work. 827 Lucas. cook W ANTED—Gitl to cook “and assist with ee wages. 6120 Faston ar. Mary Meyer (nee Liska), belov | stand porter work and must come recommended. lor av. Chambers wife . of Wenzel eyer, aged 67 years _ Corner l4th and Lucas @v. — ———. W UTE! r a auschendach. eall at once na —-— ) N Wirst-c rANTE : t WANTED— 2605, Chout ———— RORY aap” YERETENE IT Pd : 000 K WANT PI jrest-class colored cook. ~ ‘Blue MAN WANTED—Man to work around a small shititeamhambanaie ea ay. ri On wa w AN TED irl for nok | ine and dow patairs HOUSEKEEPER WANTEI-To clean the and 12 days. BHLLBOYS WANTOD—Wiih reference. Apply gy : = . eS Surial Wedn esday. Oct. 5. 2 p. m., from Epworth Hotel, 6600 Washington. ' 14) _ Grass Restaurant, 4044 Olive st. tue in the city. Apply 114 and 116 WAITFRS WANT TRI Experienced. Ham! verger's work. In family of 4: no washing of ental mornings; at once. 2801 Darton #. ce, 2621 Bollegiade avenue, to Old “30s WANTED—Secend cook, at once. 2908 ~- Pe. , 3607 Pinney ay. work ; liberal wages. 4302 Morgan st. 3) pine i amends aad. Ait ; * Cemet BENCH MAN WANTED—Bench man, also wood-} Olive. MAN OR BOY WANTED—To work around house. | WAITERS WANTED—$8 Tit ae eT -” HOU SGIRI. WANT gen ™ eniabol turner and macbine man. Marvin Planing Mill. | ~-~— — -- ———{| $ N. Grand av. en a Sete]. ov tD p= week and room. L'il | Gook WANIHD—Woman to cook waffles in res- rl for general beusew goed wanes QHUELLER—On Monday, Oct. 3, at 2:30 p.) SCO Filn_ty. OOS ANTE, Geet cook. Anewer tor 3 cays, 1a eae WanteD Omens colored man and | WAITERS W rans betonl agoaie taurant. Apply 316 Pine et __ assell ay. : , : -_---- + : ae 65 . J. Strong coiorec moan an A 4 vera! experienc od Ww: nite re. WANE E ey colored se. ond ‘cook. S207 ppg ony math “ Pet ; Mueller (nee Bremer), be- | BLACKSMITH WAN 0D—First- first-class carriage OOOK WANTED—Short-order cook for nigh: work: _& colored porter. 1828 Locust st For particulars addreas ©. W. Jackson, 17 N. “en ie } Bo ie le Se ” Neanenatae: oy ans re none Lingieh Ee _ Grand ay. . os m. Mueller, in her S$8th] Diacksmith at once; steady work. Rabber Tire -ANTED— nce, tne PD—Geaod —— wife of , Co., 2384 Olive st. _good wagre. Victoria Restaurant, 3831 Finney. “ie WANTED—Farm band of experience, todus- ett Cee Sr | 0. SG 6) LOU x w FANTED—2016_ Lawton ay. cael. ios * SEE CO ————- | “00K WANTED-—diood short-order male cook for ty and honesty; married; good place for right AITERS WANTED--And bus boys for Allen's ) SN. m. OU r ce Twenty-econd LAAMMITS ar . right work. 506 Market et. . vind of men; permanent; reterences. Ad. G 150, lunch room. Git Pine at. COOK _WANTED—Woman ‘cook, 6X. 20th aoe swell. family: "wage Funera aais Nori I gn ree pare ait fe cou ees SieD a oe ~ = _- oo ost-Diepatah. ey hoe : (3) WATU MMAKRER “\ ANTED ‘Permanent position to OVOK Ww ANTED- Colored cook to 0 ~ Kirkwoo); | he ‘ ) atten : $10 ok. 3839 Ea k iu resiwu-|5°,N WANIED—Good man to work in meat good wan. 215 N. 6th st. prefer ove from (he SOwih: mintendew:, rand: ees: fame ee WANTED- ed ‘book bind- aes: per week. 3539 Easton av. ket. 2888 ts " at mar- ss Apply to S. M. Hitt Superintenden:, Grand- Houswaint p. iL, WANTED-Good Ay ~_ 00 ‘e ost -Dispate ee : = es Me, : ee ne fF lUlllCUL ANTED— ‘competent ! a 3 : “ oping. 5008 pt — e COOK WANTED—At once. Restauran!, 26 N. MAN WANTED—¥or furnace and housework. 3437 man, at once. 860 Crea ar. ' night pak ANTED—Germ = ie yee. sone. ¢ . ANTE —4 y@ ’ = ; Pe , COOK WANTE runt 4252 Weat- HOVSEGIRL WANTED--Good wages. Foe RUDDY —Enterea into rest on Monday. Oct. __ Fost-Sapars. _ },0c 1904, 12 o'clock noon, Winifred BOY WANTED—Industrious colored boy for gev- Sth ef. rel, sé ieee WINDOW WASHPRS WANTED—Two exnerienced ne washing; bring references. - ode vt. ‘5? d nee Groark), beloved wife of Neil eral housework in private family; must be] Conk WANTED—Mau se.ond cook. Hestaurant. | woarccepen wieien vw —— ay (nea cit by ph Mamie Ruddy and _ experienced, Apply at once, ; 3363 Washington, 408 Morgan et. an second cook Restaurant, ag TOUTTER WANTED—Good meatcutter. 1856 window washers. Applr 1M] Mo. Truat bide. minster pl. , sister of = Michael Creigan and) poys WANTED—20 boys in grinding COOPERS WANTKD—Experienced shookmakers ean WOODTURNER WANTED—St, Louis Sash ond | GoOK WANTED—Girl for cooking and downstairs | HOUSEMATD af Saleen mag MEATCUTTER WANTED—First-« class meat cu ter. Door Co., 24 and Dock. work. German preferred; 4 tn family. 1438 &. adult famiiy of three Co “ake place from the family| Room. Apply Hydraulic-Press Brick} $4 set tie hock. Atk. |. H. amis] sivgle. 5500 Easton av. = — -. (3) | _ ev. 241 Division street, on Wed-| Co., Kings Highway and Frisco R. R. RR a oe binsieewad | WRECKERS WANTED—W% wreekers, on tith and | OCR et __ gs J, & CUTTER WANTED—Box calf cutter. Hamilton. | MEN WANTED—Immediai#ly, by. the Union Elec-}| Fiddle. L, Kenrah & Son. OOK WANITbD—Eaperl need cook. ~ Apply with | HOUSEGIRE, WANTED—Good girl ; rofersnces, 41 Yandeventer pl. before 7” hensework: email family; mo omar 4) t. 5, at 2 oclock p. m., to St. s _ 2 nl Mines oo hg EE oy thence to Calvary (2) Brown, 2ist and Locust. (3) tre Telegraph Co., 5 young men to learn tele-| 4 LIFE-SIZK pict ure free with each dozen pho a” 8529 Vernon av. a ee FE eT met ge nee Sere tet gt ene oe tetapy, lar “7 Tt ae oe ee - grapling ; da or evening. and quality for avi > AB ep A ng © @ ooo 4 heat 6 : lelmar A a , a ; opps tte ee! previews bnowweas, of peninste = = Msg — ashington Nursery Ca | EXPEKIENCED SALESLADIES WANTED ° G &2. Post. ‘Dispatch. i . ; P. a ge and reference. § Iu , . - John, James, Thomas and ® Good chance to learn someting. Apply @ oe ogy HER i es eee a Sie al Shear “o., 40 N. 4th et. * *hilade Iphis, Pa. AGENTS WANTED— 50 state agents, give beak | ~ and sister of Mary Saperintendent Schaper Bros., Broadway - + tennant oe ye reference: inclese stamp. Dp C. Townsend © ING CO., 414-416 N, Broadway. » Wachinet ; jisters of Mercy. ad und Franklin. ® DISHWASHER W ANTED—Faperienced man ” dish- “erperionte. ED-—Three men, to oare! god pay: Sparta, WM, ’ (30, | @ > 4 aching on an ehe . J. Smi ry Hive, room i, —___—--_—— — : > , N will Bivecd sage Wednesday, © @¢ } @ ¢ > ® ® ed e @ & © ® ®® ® © a ¢ Jefferson av. om nee. 0. _— M weN AND TEAMS WANTED sae = -i1AG ENT s- What. are you doing? ~ Drop ‘eve rything FL) 1 Sei! KR W AN’ PD- -K xperienced | cust om pans s HOUS BATHE WANTED Gin for penral = ly, Mo., to oh Moat WANTED—A good boy for milk wagon. Oall] DRIVER WANTED Man to drive one-horse | ™M/ssissippi and Russell. TI. 8 wndiacher & Bros. tha ® nye F ah gg Ws hos a ro Serer. at e. assifieation will be found om page ~ a al Sth st . 2d floor a ROG CLERK WANTEM . Drog clerk at 1900 AT. 4 AGENTS WAN t l)—Laay agents; $3 to $5 ~ daily arog ath ain aPC ried ‘Washington ax A . BOY WANTRD— Colored. boy, +3 years my Re bicccrtin Neat + SRD ee . wi earned. introducing our 81 box of high grade GIKLS WANTED a-Soese: Cc do tau aere — , , _errands. Dentist, S11 N. éth st. DRUG CLERK WANTKED—Wit’ cone or two years’ MEN WANTED—80 me1,~@-) hatcohets, to wreck | tollet soaps for 25. Parker Chemical Co., 202 work; als girl to do general housewur in HolSECINI, WANTED—Oirl or woman ———— ‘| T AN FOUND. | BOY W ANTED— Neat colored boy. Stritg Drug etpertence. Apply 1100 Geyer av. _ butldtng, 14th and Bion. e. L. Kennah & Son. N. Mth st.. room 207 Benotst bide. 1) Lucas ay. _&) _work; ne washing. 48 Y Yolvoun ay. : LOS D A Store, 4169 Olive st. : ENTIO CLERK WANIDD—Good at figures, salary MEN AND TEAMS WAN'TED- 10 men ied 5|S8ALS SéMAN WANT ED—Soap ealeaman t@ earn GIRLS WANTED Giri over Be put Oust, hes HoUSiulk!t. WANTED—Colored girl for house- 3 4 Words. i BOYS AND MEN WANTED—100 bors and inen to $@O month; work in East St. Louis. Ad. G [85, coe = Soames and Crittenden; money any $i daily. Parker (bemical Co., 202 N, Oth et ne it nd Natta, “toot 0° act _ es “o work. 3803 N. Broadway. ‘ “ ar ‘ , ‘ : “7 . i M -————— cae ¥ eell confetti. tonight; meet 6 or 7 p. m, Broa _ Post. Disnatch. ss EE CIE SA LE rmcipryeaes myo — ewer _Froom 207. i et! ee hh PD ; (2) " ~~ He 1 SF. WOMAN WANTE. D—Eiderlr or ™m eet BOC ; wt way and Olive sf. GRAND BOY WANTED —For printing office. 916| MEN WANTED—Men, 500 feet west of Vande |SOAl’ AGENTS— Easily $5 to $10 daily, in city G TRLS WANTED— Mound City Printing Howse | woman for gensral housework and plain ae BANK | }00K—1 i ening = ae in missing: BOY — WANTED— Boy ” gbout ‘18. expelenced, to N. Sth st. venter on McPherson; money any time. D. Criss or countrys. Introducing our 81 box of highest S. 2d . ae ae ere « aive refererces, — A 4 c am 5 nv. ; y 1 pcg ttn 2110 Chant , | ~--- SSCA yy Sy m0 MEN WANTED -- xrede toilet soaps for 2%: call and talk witb GIRLS % AN inlL)- or g ris. Appiy WH. H, Brat HOU SEGIRT WAN ~~ ; gro e uteanu av F IR EM AN Ww -ANTED- Experienced fireman. Ideal o try Harris Polar Colt shoes, acents who are doling this: men in country with _& Son iekle Co... 316 N. Main st. ean walt on TSegy - iced —— ee ee + — EE a any person having a — to it is yy vater . Silietinclinaaitien fe OB a: ais te: sien , wt ‘oof; 84. 407 N. 6 ‘ nt the’ within hang Tr Laundry, _ 8304 Lawton ay. SRS Oth st. (16) crewe make $30 daily. Parker Chemical )o,. Gilll. a WwW ANGE . 1) ule. ed. over 15 years, for ms HOU SEGIRL WAN TEHY—4Hirl fer ge & upon to prese BOYS WANTED—Two neat errand bo Te $ ys; Mound peg je, me pe i a ae ¢ submit it paving sald pass paws. book eancelled, aud a} City Engraving Co., 10 N. 34 st FLORIST WANTED— Florist or handy man, in| MIN WANIEL—To sell goods on passenger trains; av _N. Mth st.. room IT Reroist bide. (2) B18 N, C ist. ; efer one who poet new issued. 5 ney greenhonses. Theo. Klockenkemper, 8644 Mead ood runs to Kansas olty. alana polis. Chicago, | * = = dal Mien in 8 3 ee ree nc heme, ‘t86h CAliaaT Eee pr po Paris Medicine ©o., s&@ Pin? at home, 184s ¢ ‘allforvia ar. BOYS WANTED—Two boys ae with int oledo and . . get in double eagle brush pe at., near Kaden. nd all points; to $55 werk; expe- Gi Lss WANTED Bia MOND Loni es, 1410 N, 16th st. os isin ; ; SALESM a pert of asonic a" finder will receive Itbe rat - — GLASS BEV EL KR WAN TED—Ist-ciass, capable of Railway News Office, ‘ oP " to Mr, Jordan. . — ——— Pe ee SE ee me *) Hare ©» .s © » & @® ® > > & ore ®* & neni aumaseneins housework. _ 3708 Lawton ay. ‘ Monday between § and 8 60; reward. Ad. O BOY WAN went. aa Hrdraulic- Lae. B ryer, manager, or 208 N. 4th st., upsiairs. oe GIRI Ss WANT ED- Ts ‘ boxes: lece eae Post-Di spatch Ss Tee yo bright boys to deliver par- chester an _King’ & highway. - ' TR seabed SAT ESMEN w ANTED— Ter - h etn = “ —s0 Wese ~ paper P 1 HOL RE GIR o ANTED-1 ceils and make thertheelves aren useful about ——-- —— - MOLDEL MAKER WANTED- Experienced mode! en young men, ustlers, work; can easily make $1 per day. Apply 71 sina li family. 1538 Fan— pst, Sunday afternoon, Chinese fan, betwern | “ry goods store. 1204 8. Broadway. HOUSE MBN WANTED- Two. “experienced house- maker. Mehn & Co., 500 Olive at. 7 ~ me —_ te pay = 2 ~ ota’. N. 24 et —— ee pee aan eesenetstndine Senpeenaeeseneessen miseion. v le ; ‘ j ' ——-~ ——- -- ———— a en ee Pa Sern, ‘Delle pe and Taylor cats; rewe-d. | BOY WANTED—Office hoy, in law affices; oall Taylor a + Shred tend. ve ee ‘: wed PACKER WANTED—Por furniture, cha and} Fetr Program ‘Ce. ‘Hall a Sokavennee, World's GIRLS WANTE)>-2 giris to learn machin iton e Pp Z between € and 0, Thumday; 20 ppcants 50 | a WANTED ——— ee feve'™ Apply 1810 Chontean av. this even- Fatr. i) te ; $1 per day. Lange Laundry (v,, 208 ©. sien es WANTED—Gtri "| eclved except at hour st sar ABORE ) laborers, at ouce. osu ng or Wednesday ~~ efferson av. wr. mp Se tant bills cents atedh te wee bldg. é — wT an Lawton s (2) . —— ee __ | SALESMEN WANTED—Two good coffee and tea ———-—- work: emell family. Cal) after | bree. J 5 * _ 8 a 0 pal: Pr AIN' TER WANTED— An experienced _ salesmen; salary and commission. 1208 N. 1th. GIRL, WANTED- -Brigbt, - intelligent girl to mone Renton st. A “A How SEGIRL ian a eves tura to 1428 Hill's terrace und| BOYS WANTED—Who want oe | LABORERS WANTED—S0 laborers, on 14th and who understands painter. me erro -| herself ‘all ful; one with some knowl- | ---—-- - _teceive reward. should = Harris’ $2.50 shoes. * Ore ttn “16 Branch. FE. Whelan. (2)| once Weetmingter Hotel Sarin nes onet ss ayy te ‘For -touse- to- douse ant eae ot typewriting snd pookkesping preferred : a nian BS ehh otter colored ee for ga aa - ar city; s th ; USE WO Apply after MANDBAG—Lost, Friday night, handbag, Pike en- SPOEHSCOSSHSSS STO HHS | LAHonnns arte ee ee a (5) } lin ay, 1) | seer Tei octbuapcerne ee NG | _Satt Lamtett Oo piuiehs es w vo geebc ; return _ to " perpen — . mes ATK. on Catlins, 262314 he ‘ay, Rewar d. ® BOYS Ww ANTE D—In large wholesale house ® LA ASORERS WANTED—SO laborers and ecraper painter, no other need apply. 1514 O>anr. roads salesinan. Bauer Store, Vandeventer and ® N : "ATN —_————— - ba Ho , : 14th and North Marke. | E. Whelan. PAINTER WANTED—Good | ~~ nonunion house | SALESMAN WANTED-— Thoroughly exper! ‘eneed dry GIRLS: \\ A \ I" E D—At once 50 girls for HOLSEGIRL WAN Ne N. Letinawetl, twetalee on Washington av., 14 to» 16 years of . 216 N, Unstsire. poe on. go home at night. Whe! , 1 Division st. ferences. 3007 Codant see, who live with thetr parents and ave ® holders, on Pestalozzi and Gravois. E. elan. Pap ER HANGER WANTED 1911 Division st. Cee. es en peckag® aac see" he ~e eee Se ambitions to learn. Address, giving age, @ (8) (3) Mw tlh a lB tat A ont: tain ciate eineaittmiaiiaadiiaal alias ———~= | SALESMAN, ETC., WANTED—Experienced sales- wages. Apply Purina Milis, 8th and| jjiy: must have re etc., A 10, Post-Dispatch. er iocKeh it locket and gold chain, Wrappe “4 in one Uhh, pear Taylor and Morgan; reward. - man, 750 Abert. PAPER HANGER WANTED—i0 ana 11 one and . [ABORERE WANTED lavorere, Gar and | "1 ana 12 tworedge.” Yano n Getetwih one — eae tral: ain) stockkeeper fer gentlemen's furnishing (jratiot. (8) manegenedl Lost, ~Monday, gold locket. get with « ® rere " Collins sts. -T. Moloney. ta) TAPER FA! NOER WANTED— Hii Nettle ©oods | store. (2115 Franklin ay. ie RT aees HOUSFGIRL WANTED-Girl gt among. Bs on aol Will revelvo reward of teen ® OOS OOSS 66% OliAnoRDRS WANTED-—% laborers. “agnolia} posite Delurar’ Garden pols Hotel, ov | SALESMAN WANTED-Expe: rienced dry woods GiPL W ANTED- For g.neral douse we ris "eins work; smail f 736A 30 VANTED—4jood d Sprit Tim Moloney. (2) Rick eae salesman; permanent sition. West End Lead nen — ou; small family. Apyly 4 Cleve | JLOUSEGIFM, WANTE tries bollding, Fuir, or Fielding’s Hotel. (3) Byans av. Or oy for drug store. 4401 en ring, ° olo —— PLASTERERS | WANTED— Ornamental Plasterera’ er, 40% Kaston ay. et. land a. werk, good wages; three in ' Ww ednesday. Oct. 5. SA LESM AN WANTED _An experienced jewelry > IRL S Ww ANTE D- -4dirle to help “fo a HOUSFGIRL WA D—Girl for = el, AL AR es sae FS WANTED—Grand and “Hickory. : MONEY-—4ost. at Soulard Market, $40; reward BOY WANTED- Errand boy, white. or colored: Eyermann & Bros. will be a speciel seaaetan: business of impor. } > : tance. All members are requested to attend and dfamond salesman; write or call block 32. aise apprentice. 4110 N. Grand work; eo laundry; toe grows $10 for _teturn. 1811 Wyoming. _ drug store, Maryl ) merican Cart F T . g Te, and and Euclid av. » LALORKRS WANTHI—Apply at American ‘Car ar orld’ : “AN —G oa. in “een (8) Carl Hendecher, Secretary. Varied Industries bidg.. World's Fair. giving) Cin}, WANTED—Girl to work in dining room, wen, Mace! =f 0 16 —_—$——$_______. = Working ru an Der selacr of SiC BOY WANTED- G13% Pine st., room 9. and lonndry Ce.. Madison. Til. ne reforences, age and salary expected; permanen: 204 N. 3d at. 1iol BKGIRI "homework “or to assist, j heme from r: return to Belgian sec- Dresses 5 MB ae tan tn ais > inialiattiniinssiitiiteiea ee . PORTE R WANTED White porie er, ” Ask for jan- _ position: good 6 opportunity _to the on man : omer a > A 2. ¥ tion, Mapufactures bidg.. World’s Fair grounds. | Boys WANTHD—Lange boys in furniture fac. a a ao sd ae _ itor Mechanics’ ‘National Bank —— = | GIRL. WANTED—Girl im dental office; must be " tory. 1928 Poplar st. pea tind > : PIN—tost, gold teetle bug pin, with green enaine! | ———— a nen PORTE K WANTED Aolored. rt “ a 0] BOY WANTED LARORERS WANTED— ‘mlored laborers at t. tion for = porier: co0d = post- ‘“osttion, Coll after 6 D. m.. 400 12 rth et | a nd pearis; suiteble rewam. Ad. G 105, P.-1) 1 ANTRD—Stiong boy. Apply at. ‘10 | N. ¥. 4th, Louis Hide and Tallow Co.'s plant, 520) N. 24 on Tt Gece man: references. 8545 Olive. SALESMAN WANTED—For tre road; position | GIRL WANTED By et. 9. experiences wirl te work, FP. Ff _— assist with nursio > monthe-old child and ur : ieee ee —— a a Laat, ween Sarah and Morgan, and the | BOY WANTED--Boy of 15 years for meat twar- st.. at § a.-im. tomorrow. H. feman. PORTER WAN TEIW—Colored o hia porter to do veneral will pay $100 per month; bond or Al = stale wert: wages: references required, 9A. oe a bet World's Fair. via Olive et. car, lady's twisted Ket. 2204 8. Jeiferson— ay. - work in store and run err “ ahd Rites L ABORDRS WANTED- 40 ‘cone rete “work. Apply 2 « ands. Apply 200 (N. required. 44 Leclede bidg. = am — Mitciee coward. Return to ~— BOY WANTED- Boy to work in bakery. 2908 Delmar bdi., firat atreet west Delmar Garden, at am. th st. The St. Louls Dental Mf. ‘o. ———— | — ae Bell telephone 21 0 Morgan 8: : , BR. Broadway. Women’s Magazine bidg. Skrainka Constructing PORTER WANTED. Good colored wer. in. NTED GIRL WANTED -An “experienced dining room “girl: KE K—Lost, on Easton avy, car, pocket BOY. WANTED—Boy about 16. for World's Fair. Co. BEE ete Hotel. Apply to head porter. ABO ween, PARTNERS WA ‘ a week. room and board. BD. J. Smith, 1908 ae Bn "eatpanls and name inside. 4065 North # invmediately. Ss West Pine bi. . ' | LABORERS WANTED—10 laborers, on Jith and Soeima” el. i See a _———— ——— -— _ seam iia _Bremen. J. Moloney. iR WANTED—For billiard han: PARTNER WANTFD--In lumeh room, 11 N. me! GIKLS WANTED—Tao girls about 15 or 16 years Pur UP Lag. ailver “terrier pap. O415, Delieglade: ROY W ANTE D- Boy “for neral work in drug —— nares . ana and reference. Ad. G 30, Post-Di piste age st. firet-clase restaurant man wants partoer, old for oftice work: experience nol pecessary reward , ee "ook au d andeventer. LABORERS, ETC. a AN TED—I “la ; e end con: PORTER | WAN ~~. waaay —— tepete with $75: hurry. Apply second floor Bchaper Hros. HOUSEGIRE WAN SO OST Se ee ae a a - cTret treet wor ») am ic dan y . . coe AMR ee re mt eA ol PrRee—io. BOYS WANT ED. Two od hoys. 1919 Prairie vame It and $2. 25 per day: board furnished if loon. 281 N TBI Experienced porter for aa. PARTNER WANTDHD- ers gner. ~ good bua! ness; GIKLS WANLED—Two good giris between 20 and pata” aide ee I a SS ee wanted. Fruin & Colnon. contractors. (1) | Copy ER WANTED—Colored porte ® large. quick returns. W. B.. 202 N. Sth st. 30 years old, cooking In dining room. 2520 La- + GIRL WANTED_2 . nae } P es eey. i . * BY Ww ANTED Boy oF your man in ‘drug stare; L ASTRR | WANTED- Second lanter on turned tel, ith and Rt. Charles ate. call aan Ho- Pr ARTNER w ANTED- Partner for parber shop fayette. sucenhenentgeperan linia lia aor Ho! SEGTRL der ty good wages, _ aren . ve 5 a tape experienced; net erences. 4107 Easton av work. Petera Shoe Factory, No. 3S. lith and ats WANTED. Dour . a] — sailahasietin 1820 Washington a\ GURL. s lef wh To work tp rooming btouse, at 4.7 TA dell bi. s ween ve entrance and Ger | BOY WANTED—Boy | : th -: we Monroe 4 > & Nad porters for ———— | . Broadway. p “ge containing , * Id ad years; anewer Soe work at Petr: ait bi ée L A T HE ERS. ~. TC... W WANTED- 2 good ‘Ta bers and Pr age aan me Restaurant. 1044 Olive PARTNER w AN r ED- Or will en a ed corner GIRL WANTED Gtr) » 4 years ol4 or ‘over, to 50 HO eit Me Ng s “ate *loase » : : 4 J cae ” . 4 4 *r7i00Nn, D>; ” n. j ‘ oe 4 ° . apn’ ’ ’ . Peturn on Gravo's. a eo |= ee Post-Dispatch, a 2 good shinglers. scouniom, immediately, 6869 POTWASHER _W ANTED. Apply 1520 Locust at Dispatch, ee rr on errande and bein {- matlorder department aed _ a — FUuRsE_a Teri boys Wan rewb a for store and errands 44g Oleatha ey., [gnde roo ae ay —— Panta p-senere. a eon - — “+4 WN. Reroadwer, 34 floor. HOt: CSROTRE, : ¥ ost, on hoo vod ear, Saturda~ night. ‘ ; a ae T aaaaia, 4 ‘ ady employment oll the y ; , a a -_ —_T ee a — P about lech. wen MACHINE HANDS W Sires Om factory work, | Taoring Co 600 ear. Kaho GIRL, WANTP)—Neet colored iri; $18 per — two a, tlekete "From oy Sag in Aad og BOYS W ANTED. —Roys, all sizes; call after 4 to-| Brecht Butchers’ Supply (., 1216 Mutleupey Priv Pee bl Olive et. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. month; room and beard: call at once. toworth HOUSEGIRE, oA ee Tauls, a gold tch ch about 33 | sal day; steady work; good pay. 4467 Evens av. _ st. rik iy Glensser é apcralty: satisfaction guar. _ ae [lotel. opposite | Delmar Garden. th) heve ref oad 30 we : “ ‘ “s - - . ; deine ; ta Age “agate “lea TI aad . ensar ~ PLP a Ph lil LLL A AAA ~ inelietaan -_ , _ —— 7 Pieter wiltte Wetec | Movarain Te? whee tomer’ fore shows 16| Mislenced in are of Oa a Ae veneer, ih and Siar | CAN VARaRRS WANTED tou tence conrame | HUIS (Sonia athctiog’ tam ikea | faa a oo oe ee eld for Ww ean e howe Apply | 3 ers: new article. di comm on rown . i] am tee . same io J. O'Hara, care 8:. Louls| handwriting; state age. Ad. G MM, ont Dis. 116) ences required. Ad. @ 155, Post-Dispatch. 6g ee enred : pay efter cured: consul. W oodenware Mfe. Co.. ‘boa and Palm sis. Frown. stet_ seg Locust mc PA “. BOY WANTED—City errand bor, riding on heif- Machinists and Boilermakers 5ULLA ; awe roeer. 16GB N. Sth ot. CANVABSERS WANTED Good pay for hustiors:| GIRL WASTED “Pxperienced girl tor labeling, | INSTRUCTOR WANTEI i ¢ SL& é _ s! ' : Meet eave diamond ring; Fe} fare; references. 4420 Easton av Nenumten locomotive medtéaiets end - holler PULLERS OVER ee ANTED—McKar pullers- aver| permanent; staple article, Ad G 16, Post-Dis, | John T, Milliken, 316 (le body massage. lienan os licked = BOY WANTE1)— Strong boy for stove store and|™akere: no fees charged. Apply room 3, 113] st. and Lucas ay. oe Co, 2st | KGLICIIORS WANTED-10 good solicitors: rall GIULS A WANTED Ex Satire and inexperienced er rant af Oct 3th et ps A é attat 4 to horse. 1816 8. _RBroadway N. @&h et (4) QUARRYMEN WANTED 2 ; Wedneader. het ween 10 and 12 s. m. peers fst _Biad middie le les’ a wear, maine and ‘ mad —— os ANLE 2 Miter Testing and Adjusting Co. 4 oeen te fo writer this od? Ad. G Ww, BO? WANTED Colored MAN WANTHD— Young man to care for borse “and 10 miles south of J 20 quarrymen at “Wickes, of —— — ‘ house, 228 N, Taylor ter to work around the clean wp stove; must bring references. 1623] Finck. 101 Barton tia Barracks. Appiy 15 | D's. a NES aint “WANTED: Hin to learn to feed pow er wi eS em a stimiiaeiad Mive et RUNNE -_—Pe #2) SOL We TORS WANTED- Experieuced grocery af oveing press. eris & Heisemann, 704 tacies, Floriasart oY Ww ANTED 2801 Park ay. ) Err ee ‘ER WANTED. Hote) runner: a licttors: erence: ask for “Henry &. Charles. wie und ano; rewatl 2109 ' ayy: (4) | WAN WANTED—Young man; N; permanent position; quired. Boulevard Hotel, 108 “Ro license re ty rig } Frank!in . . 2199) BOYS WANTED—Two boys, 16 to 18 rears ts eld, good penman; must have best refe. Ad. Gi... N. Broadway. kaayties.” Lartics | Bree. a. o. Ris. ys GIRL WaNTED- wile st. to take cate of chil- par drev; good salarr Parke av. Ae ai once. eet See Ree handy with tools; steady "work. ART NW. (he e- Post-Dienatch. SAT, ESMAN WANTE Ror, MmTTOR WAN Job printin “gnlicitor ; "he see are ticket to Catre: finder tlie 3 la, siveeeniestnainlie — D Sober and cow petent nal ANTED—Job printing : lede BOY WANITED--An errand bo Apply 300i N.| MAN WANTED- 7 ae cvene and elft flour. A.| an im butcher shop. : > 2 weer fr ae ee ad Fit rae WANTE a ores men - om : BOY WANTED Experienced | bey on trimming and | MAN WANTED —Neat. "intelli em gentleman to D — and hand saw m _Flonseho'4 Servants Mule 14 Worts. ise ni. WANT Lao , at woo & A tieket from St. Lout wiring latae. A. Gel Co., and Olark. ey aluminum cooking utensils. Write or see T.. 314 Karbach block, Omah ob ona “ar baa SP a an mM D—dsirl for dideg wom, at u. Kad: . | —— mB = . om Oh OL eg &4@®@6¢ werrrr rs N. Broadway. PPP A BPA Bad aA aa A AL AAA LAL LAA AA serial TY a eed ~ re snaenepaly ~~ Oe ee CR ET tam) reward. Returns mvenpeomemneens ——— ‘Corner 4th and D ste. Menufaciures Zentel. Sie Lnan ay. 64 ih) BO} WAN TED Rer in store and to deliver or- hde., World's Fair. Geo. BR. Spaeth. Mar. ay SHORMARERS WANTED F hast lass 2A acourer ; LTERATION HANDS WANTED-- @ GIRLS WANTED- 4vitis t to > cleus in store. 20 ee cen arte B good ary. ‘ PTy—4s trl “te ln at Ba se ates _ Eo Se MAN W FANTH— Allround white man to work and SHOEMAKERS WANTED are, 8 ee oe fe nis in“ se cheteinine watch te | : with Enterprise ‘Brass Co., T20 Pine st. ~ WANTED — nas pare pa “for good howe, Welters and siitchers e ¢ & Ce Oe F | Gikls ANTE 1 wo ths dining in nm 5; tberal ye | 203 BOY WANTED Stout 16 3 sold. F a * as “* @ Ser goed home, ROBERTS. JOHN AL FRATION ANDO ArT, eon am amber work a) N. ; , an oy wa ak be boy, 16 years old. Factory,| for light work. 520 Lindel). me nag RANT. etleration bands en annie One OiRLA WANT RD. foid . ——— Ker tad id @ ach. ~ et ee MAN WANTED—Ice man for weer mom and BHORMAKERS WAN ace Et. _Factasy. (S)) ition; good salary. hatcley'ee siz ag ee Gost, Bist and Morgan. and siamp. oo Punk a ate th and | BOY WANTRD—Boy to werk in grocery store. | “pitting ice. Apply 9018 N. Bo. aoition duaen FAN TED Stitch separators, teck-| _ “®”- ae. Ww . ee retern Delmar. — . bo D—For Joplin; . heeler. bere to laati room ALTFRATION HANDS W NTEL’—Men's @aa te - BREAKERS v WANTD—Macedam kere, at I, “per & « A ond ope tage Sarath @nishi “ies goods: steed tien, Menter, ee. arcus and Ashland aves. eman Con- ee ” BX Holland bide. annex. tr. Friedman boys ro _ bloom "& Co Co., 417 x tart. av. __ ts) ~~ Strnet 2) a Sr and tan call and pay/ ~— AN WANTED-—For garden and general : SHOVELERS NXTED Le haiber who Wants Fist » andi 5 SETTER WANTHD—One brick setter. Ap- _—— place; good wages and board. 6470 Piy.| 2128 Prank dy ‘oh; B11 ree A 531 Treadiey *¥%.. | 4s. 2 SB . mouth sv. saoru aa sHOveLEeS. BTC” WANTED a as — ~ — hawt RO Arh av. between | MAN cae ic oes Bias Ee qreeral Office! ‘teams at Thetesa and Park avs. 7) pt ee ~~ .' saad FI 2 ae Be <3 _— — . <—" “4 “a ma sPeettic «3 gts ’ habia ra eh "se bak pete Syed . itd & he : , Neier y Pint wag Ky Ms % tug is oe cee a be eke ee ; .. $ ! a 3 s Sehke le cece 4 ne fa I es ae a EO : sal ay agian haat, grea ao ay 5 : ra ; ° <- ere s Fs. , _
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‘te. Ane Re two days eath week. roms et LOUIS POST- Pe s es * y3 4 i St a = ee 4 aie “aS Pee. ee PATCH # ee in” és bs me a Aes . Sts Seong a 4 rR os ? y p3 ieee a ~ aa ” >, — p eae a4 A Call side door, colorel Yaun- 9o3 RESS + haa ge pian eome "ready for work. LAUNDRESS WANTED—First class, 3862 Wind- _ wor place. UNDRESS WANTED—FPFirst-class Anmply 2108 Lafayette av. today lauadress. UNDKRESS d , Protestant, must 2 or 3 days of week; on required; wages $1. if fully sat- jefactory. Aopis 4148 West Morgan, and 10 a. m. WANTHD—-At once, fine white bvun- stendy be pleasant and oMiging; ’s clothes: best cliy refereuces between 9 beard; j WANTED—Texas: $25, room, EACRORESS A . pass. National Employment Co., ee et. LAUNDRESS WANTED—Good laundress, ai onc 4320 Lindell bl. t Ww ANTED— >_First- class laundress; any two days this week, 38 Laurel a\ LAL UN DR ESs no oO ther need apply; after Monday and Tuesday. TAUNDRESS WANTED=/irst-class four days in week; bring reference. deventer pl. AENDRESS WANTED—To “Jake bome washing. 1416 St. Ange AY. East NDRESS WANTED- yo te in week; references | av 50 Van- -—_ ’ ‘? L.in- “Jaurdress. ae First-class required. hOREES WANTED—Women to do wash:ng. _Bte2 School *t. SDRESS WANTED. White LAUNDEES Apply _ ST48 Washington, ¢ LAL XDRESS” W WANTED First-class white or colored, for 3 days per _ Westminster pl. hi Bi Rsk WANTED—German “purse: bring erences; good wages. 253 Westminster pl. OR ER nn NU RSEGIRL WANTED- Strong nut help with housework; gooi home. st., over saloon. Deke he: OPERATORS WANTE —Exper enced operators to Wate on parte of shirts: sieady vok d ;o tet: New Fra, 60% Taras SV. eee! 5) or OreERATORS WAN TED—On ladies’ ous wear; also union spec. ‘al operato’s. MeKinney Muslin Underweer Factors _ cust st.. 3d floor take elevator. TORS = WANTED—E xperenced ‘opera tors on OpERAT machines. to make ladies’ white lawn ehirtwaists; best pices: setady work. Apply __Premier Shirtwaist Fact tory. BUD N. 10th st. ¥ RATORS W AN TED- Mae? sine operators Oren. also buttonhole makers: wages $10 oid per week. 1427 N. 16th st. Or ERA TOR mW ANTED- ‘Buttonhole oper ate dies’ waists; also machine han. is; best pry. N, 16th st. apts she : Piss OPERATOKS WANTED—Gown, drawers and skirt hands; also girls to learn; steady work and good pay. lerguson- MeKinney muslin underwear factory, 1006 _ Logpst st, 3d floor. (8) PACKERS Ww "ANTED- Glass a and “ebina ware “pa: -k- ers. Apply 1068 N, 15th st. PANTRY G IRL yw -SNTED—Blue Grass restaurant, 4044 Olive at. laundress, 2 days cor. Npring. la undress, week. 49 we: *) rei- 13) seg Iw Who can can 1206 S. 6th ) iouD de: » re £ '8O 1- 1Q@vH Lo- (3) on to ou la- sid @ & * @ ® Ge vov L& 2 2 es. SALESLADIES WANTED. ~Experienced, in cloak and suit departments; permanent position, goml Wages. SONNENFELD. Cloak Broadway and St. ® @® + WANTED Experienced ‘e- &@ . . Departinent, Charles. >> ®>*>o ® % ® #6 SALESLADIES sales laund ress BOOKKEEPER, BOY —Sit Boys FINISHER Wa? machine hands: steady Side Steam Laundry. LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. Teter onc “Antsher: 1412- rey are mares, Rea FINISHER, ETC.. starcher, one cuffer. ine st. WANTED—F inisher, Laclede La one 20.9 tain Laundry, 3007 O GIRLS WA: NEw D— Lace, cai a pinners. tage Cur- | SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE a at cha COOK Sit. mberma wa rhused by id. Ma 8 cook oF eopear woman S oat bel Cooper. 1304 Ch Ay Dit. at wea pied as cook by @e- South in first-class Anderson, Grat-class cowed air no other 1528 Pine. COTIFT santo by young g lady Ww good hand, copy:ng or addressing 2006 Lioward at. ‘bo wrices wo do at home. to learn. “ior Laundry, GIRLS WANTED— end shirtwaist ironer. dry, 2713 Perk av. sior Laundry, 1012 N. ee [IRONER WANTED—B: machine; $1.70 per 9004 S. Jefferson ay. ILONERS, ETC.., pew eshirt froners, waist troners. Taclede av. mute IRONERS WAN TED— Sn iperior laundry Co. ir ONER W AN TED. arners. % S IRONERS Ww ANTE I> Westminster Laundrr, IRONERS “ \NTED- bE avd watst t[roners. Washington. [RONERKS, ETC. WAN’ ere and etarchers. He IRONERS. ETC. Ww AN ers, bundilers., for light work. Grand. LAU NDRY firet-class shirt indies’ clothes ers, Nationa: LAUNDRY GIRLS, dry girls: also 2 Apply Washington Ewing ar MANGLE GIRIS. and girls to learn. Sh et PIXNERS W work. WASHEKMAN ~ washerman. Es U 4 XN TEE ,. Schaab L GIRLS WANTED-—Sorters, Excelsior Launmiry, GIRLS WANTED—To_ work 1923 Park ar. Head mangle girl. Compton Ueights Lutn- GIKLS WANTED: )- Bundle rr mangle girls and wall girls es Saas day. Ww ANTS. l—Good wiges for four shirt National Munger etar ehers, v ETC... Superior La undry., S758 Washington M AN 1! KE 1) 5 lers, 1923 ‘Par ~ ee ee eee - “tn dry reom ae aT | emiiar girl wm girls, starcnels, on collars. av. osow ftroner for Stone shirt Lange Laundry Ce., Grand finishers. Laundry Co., ircners. KE xperiel ne ced ‘body 8 {%) 17 147 1th et. oo A first- c “lass ‘shi irt jroner: hand ‘ash est. ee Ladles’ clothes troners. 4115 Olive. xperienced ladies’ Laundry Co., ce ‘lot hes 2310 2 c clothe: ea a iron- 4416 Faeton. T ED- Ladies’ me Taundry. | Eastor T KD idle adies’ clothes iron- machine belp and girls Laundrr, 1012 N. (2 “¢ Lsior ) ‘HEIP W ANTED—Good wages for six finishers jroners, Laundr eT girs 2, shirtwaist end ironevs and enff- 2401 Laclede av. Tw a laun- chinaware, ae «OC IN. and hoi 2... > ae ANTE 1)- “for washing nisersity Club, i. Marale girls 1747 &. (o? “WANTED- Pinpers for lace eurtain ar. Experienced tlat-wers aundry Co., 2300 Waitnuut. ot Fe PA PPA RAARARL AAA Oe PAK ER—Sit. wanted OS Franklin av.. BARBER. rostifon, Cond bs rive ¢ Ad, gui vk, BARTENDER—A experience wants @& Dispatch. BOOK NKERDPER--Young countrr, just graduated Wants situation as Post-Dispatch. BOOKK EF PERK— Young eouptry, just fon, wWwantea — fs t- Dispe ateh Kee per desires postion; capable cat Teepondent. able eslary. 1. , ETC. Clerical work o1 env~ed: referenced ' 414) by N wante amith trade, S14 wanted or Sits. he "Wsebors as As (ali| or Frir. 4) goods in ag ya of ( 4 (mar ladies; good salary: eri’ ~ write Jerusalem Ex he bit Cw. SALFPSLADY WAXTH DH xperie uced _salesiady. Grace. $2033 Easto » HY. SS @ @ @ ao &® & & airy ® > ws @ @> a oo e&oe 2’ 2 loak BUOY BOY- Sit. by lai wanted by be trical a 4. (; wanted! 2000 references. Sit. perience of some PLIck ‘ $i Sit. wanted a ® SALESLADIES WANTED—C and Suit lS fois Import- ing. Cow 414-414 N, Broadway. ®»& & dei ® : & . w ANTED— _f xper fronts, punt ffx. also girls Premium o * * enced eh 71 on collars. © learn: Mry. 44) ave’ “all ete ady 1o08. 1070 (4 lene eed work; Exper i Mfc. ‘ SF. AMSTRE as W ANTE D—Waist. _ sleeve makers. _ N. Spring. SHInTM AK ERS SM. ANTH)- mekers on ull parts; also need'e Union Sj,ecial and Wheeler ehines. New Pra, 005 Laicas ay BSKINFR, BTC, WANIED--Skives and top st tr era on men’s shoes. John Meier Shor Co.. 731 745 'S. 4th a SHOFFTITT ERS tanrstitehere. gris to learn Lamiet rt. BLIRTMAKERS WANTED expe ienced ski makers; high sper] macoines, steady : higvest prices. (Urogress Mfg. to... 713 av. eTrtNn’ GRAP PHER. sterezraphe’ and ti nt Anes er in own hand. TAILOR WANTED The Tailor. a4 e TRIMER WANTED elty experience: aiso tices. 721 Franklin ES Ww AipI MAKER Ww ANSTEY An expel maker, at onee. 4Q7 Fevens ay. ] Fe Eee ee eee a eee ne ener aie EE , w rey YRRSSES W AN TED—For arm work : mus" @Poxperienced; pay $35 per month. Gill's = Olive Ai. ae WAITRESSES WANTED- aw Olive st. — ee and | eo2rt, gk irt “shi tw ue | (o>) | 4 expe leis et Overatxss or «& V3 1-ou (Zz f ld ve and 41 “WANTWD—Vaem er tab'e gir's. socliner:. ftreer.. Friedman ' chee CO t i ! aT) i xperience r ' he compe ve * WANTED 2 must ¢ > BD? ETc... hookkeeper: Ad ‘and et. Dis. Presser bushbeipen Sat n 141” Millinery twe bright trimmer with girl appren- - , jlenced watst- —— Two arm waitresses, &S. a WANTED —15 waitresses and lunch WalTREseis Colorado, New Mexico. Arkansas and Texas, Indian Territory. $20, $22.: reon and board: free pase. National Employment Co. 1132 N. Gth — ei, Nn AITRESS WA \NTE D—For wages. 2319 Olive st. WAITRESS @ WANTED—Waltress — for resiaurant. “igs Market st. WAPPRESS WANTED—Fxperienced waitress. 8 Trb st WAITRESSES WANTED— Three week. 4405 _ Kaston av. & pos WAIT RESS gol De Come ready Valace Hotel, De Balivieve av, WANTED—Arm work; $8 ‘per. “week. ane Macks Market si. urant, 410 Ww WAITRESSES WANTED -20 wa: ‘tresses for city, # week, room and boar waitresses for ‘orid’s Fair at 88 week World's Fair Concession, 616 Pine st. WAITRESSES WANTED— Exp __ Feaeee: Festavrant, 817 3 N. eee Oe =~ —_— WASHERWOMAN | Slatworth washing; apply mO. “Pestauraut; good wes -0 ” waitresses: $7 to work. and hoard, 2d floor jenc ed arw walit- at. (3) —_— a Lol Ted woman: Sunday morning be tween & 8 and 10 a. 1828 Locust st. 7) WOMAN WANTED- WeGan ‘for general work, _ $327 Lawton. WOMEN by Foe t ED— Three” women kitehen. 220 woxes WANTED—Woman to help around kit smalk emo lewadey. work; board ¢.. rose ; good wages. 220 Finnew av. WOMAN WANTHD—A middle-aged woman o to aasiet with housework; to go home at 2708 Franklin av. WOMAN WANTED—Ao intelligent youn address to clerk; ant be good writer ‘ aye gg pe a ary expecvced. Write 32, Varied beunthes bldg., World's ‘to work In hits night. woman fiate a oe eall Yair. pa Fa * are: WOMAN WANTED—Good white middle-aged woman to do scrubbing and cleaning half da) CLERK CLERK ("in iK et { 00K yr Ar DRIVER I 4 | MAN _ of each day. 27m) Pine st aquge-qusanup apa WOMEN WANTED—Strong white women, basement, do isundry and housework, w $218 Lawes ay. AN WANTRD—4)o0d business | woman: salary. 398 Collinsvie av., Kast St. Lamis. _—| r if Hored bors Laclede, neat Ad. 4045 bor, 19 Winste n, vy of 18, with some ex- vd mechanical line, work M4. Post- ee b. > lis two years old; “O14 (Cas. . fa n- 2) e butler ». in pri 16% tn German at to wore. 7 ’ by st. in oumtamtinn oF mm," best of tele s bn ~ g ‘tust’ on he ¥ra A , uP ger Yun « on. to TRB Delmer, AK cAShiPr \. ha ly io cat? eg “nh *¢. hig n°et, 6 ‘. ~~ , e we) ware ’ v* rr c “s* A Cy ‘est . > 5 x e |} 2] Pxcel- (2 2 shirt 8461 experience; VDEMNUARs KALON—SL,. lady as deronstrator or ealesia fitet-class referen ure Food Coa, m.diie-aged as yea. s with wanted b a ces: 4 : Post-Dit sag Ad. G 108, w 2 reasonalle. = DRESSMAKBR—Dressmaker few w and nd larties” tatier more customers at home’: terms Larson, 3429 ChemK. iM catl. Mra, Larson, 34 wor per day. DEESSMAKE ks; shirt-waist suits and eve Ad. C 10, t R— Dressmaker and taliloress wants ning dresses. “ ‘ost- -Dispateh. ——— —— ned out hy the DRESSMAN EK—Sit. wanted by dressmak'T to 8? day; perience in Paris. geverai years’ AS P vot Dis. have Ad. D 2, —_—_— —— -— sewing: Ga trison GRRL “it, work at DRESAMabFE. it- neat _ ey. GIRL-T Position by young girl | in fax tory other work: rlage mapurac tory \“ shied nignt. infants’ needie. Makes wito WilA S. 68) ua n y var- clothes and pial M. Bas ow in have thoreugh experience 714 Bates. ly 1018 N. reliable colored giri to Zist at. ad HOUSMGIRL— Sit. bonsework ; no washing or ironing. de } colored irl Alas uirker. wanted °° 2 idl HOLSEGIRL housegir] or nurse. ‘ Pyii. , cou. oO nl “" rl 4) 1204 Chest nu b y ( woper. —— —— oo — - wanted Clara work, Ww Vash si be Hos Sk K hk ef. Fas! LiIVUShHPAMEPER cal e of :ooms HOU SEGIRL—Si! uation “py ase st with housework HOU GIRL aieation by girl for igo without second fleor. EPER— MM — ae bouseke per: Bt. and i; 89, HOUSE L EAN with a bas HOU SEAR tLevrEu- months, as housekeeper for gentieman with children. pable of ceoing any kind Poat- Lispaty h. NER- housec leaner. HOU Sk) KE EPPR— Sit of i Sit. wanted as pousekeep r oy lady. 1026 Delmar. 8 colored girl of 4122 saecr ament 0. ‘14 huuse- ZB laundry; go home onignts. (.@! ‘man lady wants call at vi6 N. B: li M iddle-ayed « picase iN. ee Young widew, witb wishes sit. in private suis, vi? reu' or vAa- ef household work. Ad. boy | family _ wanted by a lady expert ‘iSANM. Ask for ba Fisuer. : ‘bousekee per, S. Broadway. i55) Main as 241 wanted 20 months. old: with LADY —Sit. seur, Ad. LADY building ——— + -— - —_ at HOUSE A EHPRM thoroughly reliabie and refined wounan, first class one or two _liate refe: "PO PeOe, Sit. wauted as housexerper by OU years wiagower re- mia reapect; for @ nire location; ‘ ‘mat isnate h. in every ehildren* Ad. AT want-d osteopathy _ 18. Situation by refined young lady in exbibit World's i ] dy our maes- hume. (a) ex’ eriene ced ish, at 35 , * OY an and Swe ‘ost-Dispat lb {(‘aroline§ st. ———e Kuir. 3222 LA by Sit. velopes wanted Ad. ( young lady to addresa ei- Post- Dispatch. vy 148. LAUNDRESS bundles to LAUNDRESS — werk aret { N. Oth LA UNI /RESS- Chouteanu LAUNDRESS by dar 1 . — I, AUNDRESS LAI NDRESS ean class work. washing 14th st. ] LAI NDRE SS. genticinen’s good work 1” to!: hk > : 9-8), you Mia, L AU NDKE&- iaundress fo Fine «ft. home; can at.; call J; AINDRESS bring LAUNDRE®S- laundry for lard, 2611 te LAUNDRESS—Elderlr washing. ( LAt ANDRES s out first part 2006 — Biddle iron Saturday; 3 AY’ Nb Re white LA NDRESS hring homme. LAUNDKESS take home L,A4 NDE PSs $1 “ES TMapatech. LAt \PRress- hon: tuse Pos stat. can rend LAI NDRE 2ic per hichanan. Ni RSE- t ay. NI RSE giving would “pal vibrate like NURSE —Sit. puree: SK AMS’ KRESS il wi 121. erences, Ad. SEAMS TRESS ' ehild: ren's - ferences. make: rienced: ST PNOK RAP HER penmanent. nographer ; wr }: LOGR APL more nogrTi pher: S15 Rutger en ed ladv Ad). ‘y RY STPNOGRAVHEE A first-class laundress wants ing a wo -F. take washing bem»: ay.. We rk “7 a? LAUNDRE-S—Sit. > dars in week. he ing or cooking by Situation take home a few S328 Lawton LAUNDRESS -Situa: ion Dring BECO ul floor, Goor d We nmi L AU "NORE Sn —Dit. to bring work ho me. LAt NDRESS. Sic. washing to take hone. Si ” | LAUNDRESS. Sit. gi [4 home. a0 vd Th: all , ao ‘St. oj two cura a week; 2 das. Ww lat naire «Ss. Si (‘all at Laundrees {4 Laos ironing Thursday and Friday. S I, Ss Wants if: upstairs. "\ s.e8 Lhe care of au n inva id. Cap able nurse rs peel ft) on °4 Poet-Diepatch. wanted ity re feiences. STBNOGRAPH' s'enogr sires position where first-class work Post-' Disn nt Ch. take rapld dict deecires cordire Dispatch. to WOMAN—Situation Miss Sepn day. WOMAN -Sit. thorough y. er. for vwinte. posit oe wanted respectib’e to keep To Fe for witow no obfoetion Ad. do Poat-Tispatch. ‘ —Wants *hy gun small Finney. would » coloed, nome, Ad. 4020 ~ lavndresa Carrie Smith, irsi- -clas x3 days. LPTs ij ke ia? /T65 xper, enced laundress would rougb dry or ifontug. rear. wanted by colored simu lies I, nas. (3) ‘cndres-, Wali! ed d br ‘ors: rei-class i. 42644 Cottage. do 1907 and iron- wasbing Lucas — av ‘ if? ition cay. la undress; iret 4, bY more sinall Ay. c olored bundles: small “ANS = laundreses.: or write by bome. ‘ all FOO! n . ladies’ and or familly: Moi ‘Cun. wants ome, 1925 ‘a! ieress to brine all at wanted by Mrs. 7 *u ishing veal. -jass laundress +054 Evans. first clase ‘aundre ss, 8S. Cardinal av. fite’ Davia, by 1112 ed by 10u r int colored 2n51 first-class days a week. Wail three o| washing to Ad. 2633 Morgan wanted: e references. or write. undress | “ auts eon “jeniei nsec lot bes Inquii ‘© af 53100 Rutrer st. the to Maggie get la l- would “day. laundress irsday and I Lawion. ady wants small. famiiy or address 1923 Carr at laundress wants Y washing to bring h YT po fe pst Sass ! f week or t. wanted by housecleaning Fridas Wa) all Vath. woman to wash amd and “take home 1923 Mo gary firet -( laes lnundress, Beatmont. wanted 10 by Mitchell, wore hay N. wants smal! bundles 1228 Linden on washing and Ad. G ashing Vrs. . ie to ttle Williame, wants posit 77. nantied bys first-claes laundress, a fw more washings. Call or ly. 214 . Theresa ar. (2) t to take home; Kemp, 1408 ‘4 enrtains Mrs. lace send’ postal. 40" i ”Maf- machuo for treatment, Ad G has own massage eare for invalid. wo electric to i. eompetent pro fessional 43 68 Maryland Av. with ‘vet. rood work bey 2) oxperie mere ads sea insite Ss. sewing at home 3) ists and agits to (horonughiy eaje Firney ev. 7) ng lady sie- Post. Di A, Wri 1? . shivt dressinek 8R5 oA ~ young G Posit ion ‘ 8 lady ste- salary aes “young tuan Wanced ~ by experience Sif for i The roughly competent, expe amer and office manacer te: is wanted. (Ra R- Expert | sienographer who cén in shorthand or on maciine, more a month. ec- Ad. G 102, Posi- ation of $5) or of hour. work br Tne rear — woman “oO Salicbury, middle-aged br RID Dy woman, ldren: good home desired ter ch! F Poast- Dis. SI, 1 i = It s wing. etave dan Tispatech. figures. (Weon Theater box fAgi'l¢ PIIRATaRICAL- ’ iano news write at Co St) uegia. "| iT "y a itt ut ere of ne ‘jarl’s murtonte Mybthbition, 4‘ i ‘ ; ay { thane L. THEATRICAL. - 1 4N 4 fy) horus, in g. WM an red. 1 15 ance: q + W ords. Be. lies k*a sechaol of aerobatl . profesal nal ladies, balle io revuel young and dancers for aff "oe vite, tre ts Ske! eh team, musical 3 einele ald: seaso) photo if poesivic larer; rere send rs) 0 * " " Ky 7 ies and Myhivition dir td. rol emi hig It: pe. ‘ Tonden with the serre Gari's Court, Tone Amt if ement eho tsar nD ect ee OO ~~ ru es 5 ‘d garisent: lin ie CD ALTER BD, rice? reasonate pi RESSMAKING. is REPAIRED He in th lutest Hanvan, furrier, Ti giyvie A OF Ness FUT! made ~ ’ A TTORNEYS AT LAW. "AL, in ws law Dueiless, lawtve rer DIVORe r ry a parments; reouw Zt. nd consuliation it hin. ares ~~ we" ad » PO Lad mi. «4 seit ” napered uy ex “4° ¢ . . f i* ifrau, eas, damace cases a poe a w3 st. free N. 10th " SPECIAL NOTICES. ay Th thbtiMa fan’ ator in § bus Phariwas, roe eve ¢ howh reli vie the mort , *} 2*, _ “4s? + Werds, 200 ronmie i? dropea ta hot esceruc Ma.ig ? MA. see. m. eurces yatiam. Gt: by Proaawas. a ” “ 8. —— oe ee ee eer ao YPEWRITERS. : | 4 Words. Ma | ag i Lhasa ‘ at t> jo Wwe ars the lurgesi stock of riters to be fund Bog woo; aul ortices: otedart Mass; gue" an- vai; were foe atta ‘due ty Be, sus By web oe day bring | | | AUDREY A‘. i fuse, of om ee appaet : oh , urban Park) SASEMENT—For or —_, Te ry O Nenlars. eall at 505 Pine st. tA. Av: Saad Scclp furnished front room a twe; convenient fo car, % Sana te _ Vandeventer. 5 a BELL » AV. AV.. 8818—T wo vnfurnished front rooms RIDDLE § : ST... 2115 front room, farpished: for gen. l-men or I'ght keeping; 43 se per we k. BIDDLE S7., 2302—Furnished front room, for 2 _ gentlemen. BIDDLE &8T., 2417—Two oicely fereivhed front rooms, for gentlemen or houaek eeping ; reesonabije. ‘RROADWAY. 7200 N.—Two rooms. ee BROADWAY, 4708 8.—On river buts; nished Soeabiest. BROAUWAY, 12% S.--Pinely furnisned half block from Seathern Hotel: week. Apply Mrs. Walker or Hall: CARR ST.. i¢2i- For per- (@) “4 rmcely - fur- $1 per night each persen, wi. it} roorus : 81.50 te $5 » fine ba‘iea. (b) _Toums, Neatly furnis. ed com- TeaAR. plete for housekeeping: a!l CONVB. CASS AY., 2I2TA- Elegantly » Ts adie. I) KM ST.. atime coping DICKSON ST couple or more gentlemen; IWLLON ST... 1010—Front room for housekeep ng; also room for couple. DOLMAN ST... 1619-—-Nice 5 for one or two gentlemen. AYV.. 2641—Neatly E ADS for gentleman: b! ock west mASTON AY., CONFOMIC LCE; $1. FASTON AV.. 3 on a: rect ear line ANTON AY. 44164 room for two » gentiemen, "AN ¥ . 8A — 4 persons 87. = 4822A- bath hot i§z2—Nice rooms for nice peope: care dreet; all eutrances: Wiite. (6) ‘OOVe hl, ‘ent FURNISHED ROOMS—For gentle- all eonveniences. Oal. before m., 4008A Shenandoah av.; rea- reoms: reas’ mable. Vsese , Clea » fur. front if desired: gas, bai h; . 2824- Furnished front room for $5 per week. frout 7 oom furnisasrd furnished front room of Tafavette Park.i4) bath, he to TAL iitere, pni6- cars direct Vjegant roche; moder: to Workd’s Farr; -_ yg’ Furnished roome. for to Fatr: reasonable. OGL 4 y urn ishe d front room, alsa liuqure im C: “gar store.(3) K i EASTON week: LASTON rootipe: mouth, pers sms 85 ea (3) furnished week or (4) far ee Large r om: ” elegunt by Ga} y Gay, two and waiter; KASTON AY... $020- gentlemen or conp!le. ELEVENTH s'T, 1408 S.--One housekeeping. Dr. H. Carnot. EVANS AV., S818 Five rooms. EVANS AV., 3605- Nively for Nighi horsekeey ing BN ANS AV. 44824 Nicelr able for 2 or 4: reasonable EWING 3 AV 1] N.-—-Ni¢ Fair visitors: convenient FINNEY AV... 3732. for permanen: er veniences FINNEY AY. 4255- fer lig) house ee ping; children. i. INNEY World's FOLSOM all FOLSOM avy.: & k RANKLIN room. fo" privilege of Newly furnished .ooms. for booms upsta ire. fur nished fron reoem, for gentlemen. fur nished i PoourIsS. for line rooms. = fv rnished to principe! room cCon- furnished all Ha ndsc melr transient peopir; use of kiteben vvViins noe One | room ‘and $5 week; , 4210--Nicely furnished reom for Fair visttore AY. 8833 eory eniene Ss: AN. ge eg neucly furnisued rooms, and. $15. (ine hbilock ro ym * ‘as, Two $12 SHS A- furnished Sy er Nicely 2 working girls: hen: Tent wits FRA Shh is AN prees, bath; Transit ears, RAS ee AVi. 8412 table tor 3 persons ; RA tAL IN AY. 2 gentlemen, prices, FRANKLIN roe ys bad: PRANWKIIN AW. week up: onto. dire t to Fair. GLA SGOW AV.. floe : gentiem: _ rent reasona'le. i” ATIOTLN S1.%) per week: GREFR AV., 4741 date two couple; of Park (4) aouth etc, front with furnished gae. bath, reasonable. elutes wid ray (2) 4rd Furnished neiguborhood ; room, zoo Subucban Large second-story front $5 per week. +s) Nicely furnished room ‘tor permanent preferred: reasonable aan, oy 1K. AV... IVADle—-Two seen front z¢ entleme nN © mt bow sekeep' ny. 3308-—Nice, eiean gas: Suburpean and Phe ne Kin. Als 1820—F urnished preferred; $3 a ars rooms. Transit op. first ebildren, 2) rooins, ii) parior have no ? as > i.. 7--Light housekeeping also « onnecting Toons commMo- reas. ts) Private family rooms by “aD At week or month; i844—Three nicely GOODFELLOW. AV... _ nished rooms. HIChORY ST.. fur- i2 ie iszt-Neaily turulelhed rooms. aoenabdle: bath and ros: econveneint to cars HICKORY ST., 2614 Neatly furnished two ladies or couple: near cares. HOMDON PL., 5046—PFair inedations; Page ride IF I don'* Penular Olive, a o} raved e Union JE hh ERSON Ay. siory front 100m, LACLEDE . 2K Klegant rooms, | ail oe: Parka %, ears direct to Fair grounds; ’ parade passes door: windows and awea'’s. eas wel)- fui nishe a aretl ‘me! bot ; 9 gulte of ;ooms, (4) rea: roonm, for chorce acco) car, 3§ minutes t. 3) visitors: or Faston we bo.ia lose mouey. 8 doors north of ‘ office, 13803 Market. _ Station (Qy 2331 Furnished second- for couple or 2 ladies trunks Co.., “haul rour visitors; V. LACLBEUF AY. Bab Nia. front room, sultubie fu. phones and all conveniet« in private famiiry: LAS‘ AYE PVR AYV.. 25 wa pect ng Moms. commie without nivoed far fovr gen! Jemen LAW iON AN. Bld Furnish ad ‘jarge front, he usekeeping or World's Fair fim ro LAW NON AY me =— coy f i“e mya vty x ag] “4 th .. re: fe: ene e. ei avi fur- nnfurtnis'ied ehlildren. or flo ie will second visitors. ah leds. front la- (4) S eon” Sf ory suitable for C21 SN. 50 farce: -_s uofurnis rod: call evenines: tel, ff) Fur priraie | 222 &,- Late housekeep ng: AV., 2718 X one emall: AY.. ght rod “we. Lic ¥ IG WELL mm? ler and LE Fine WELL furnigched for nu ebild “en LINCOLN AV.. 4067A. mom with use of pelea iorhe ord: ternis it 'earni, ev §2.50 4 \ gen rewoeln, flout: fran! second | have a neely fru bail: priva S ; reascnable: Wir per week with breakfast Nicely fu ai 1 I yh7T nis ned Pooh fleinen NS Lbivi ’ p! 4 or is mare newty tafe table; he laine -hieguntiy re sp for | ! ahed | aiion: k y furnisued eany agree t lezav' “Mater Al on furnished rooms visitors; tt i ly Viortd’a Feir Revuwms: rates fr agonable: rai pf ‘? rome for World 8 Fuinished reoms, im Werli s 4 ha ‘te, i ee ling ht. wet! bur- “woreelal i ad le One ene. pr’ e T° rasonatile : ; 2 8) — Nice two-t roem fr ont Hat rent $1). Second-siory froot and eonrerct in 238 ng rom: orate a fer Naht housekee pt: 1g. LUCKY #f.. su2e- -Four rome. upsta. Ys; “fron ae side eatrance: 815 a month; inquire dywe statra. A-VNERSON Ay. viaiters: het Bi... altace >t ot ore AVL IDDANA A\. ve and £98, uu hr — “ONi— Reoms for’ Foouple or “Pals er. near cars: between West shinetar and Lindeit; 10 minutes to main cm Trance to Fa’ \feP HE RSON 7 vialtore: choice | ee "7840--ltooms for World's Fa!- location: felt Lindetl | hell WAL S080-—Aecommods tions year. the reasonable, Lee eld : og tor ~ oer ib. cae. fe DE; call after 6 » 4 _3444—FPwnl. bed soum for Blegant > MANCHESTER AYvV., _ light housekeeping. MARYLAND AY... 465TA— cars direc est 18274. t to Fair MINERYA AY. 5159—— _for parties attending | W == World’s Fatr. in Ssivid AV... 17355— Nice: y Turnished ru _ fer Ugh housekeeping ; near Lafayette a MOAGADN Ss ae __Private family. $2c5— Nieely furnished frovt room; MORGAN ST... _a1i7%; 4—Pri _ room for r two or four: ~Private oT... = IMGAN | Lousekeep! ng; telephone, $5 fH per week. erty; Soe —Very nicely furnished rooms; for vis- For- tS) -class accommodations hore : bath: reasonatic. "214—Large room. beaut: Uful a furnished “tor gas range, own proup- MOKGAN SY. _ Private | family MORGAN ‘ST. 4461 fur World's Fair visi MORGAN ST.. 121—Neatly furnisved ecnvenient to Union First tors; clare ace ~ommodatioas phore Dehnar RS6T.. rooms for Fair visito se: Station ; . ’ reasonable. MORGAN | ST. SDs; de MORG AN room and others ern conventences, Nor GAN xi. rooins: lig for Felr visite _ 3308 Furvished room for twe per- day each. *‘ront mod (2) ‘ing toumea +3) p. Nicely ~ feraisaed housekeeping: perma- ST. Klegant secund-sto x 8@ lect veigivborhood: all shebaetd yer 7 wo turisheu c nue bousek: ope ng: $1 per week; "yd Nk WRLE Ab he rooms for two, nent preferred. 180A ‘or ligh: Nine. ‘nb NP Si. ing roome, connerct- water io is N. housekeeping, ia tirst large floor; OLIVE 7 adi: a Le rent reasonable. Koom for light housekeeping: 4160—Large, OLIVE ST. __ for two or more people: OLIVE ~ SY. S758 — Nicely modern conveniences. Ont Sr 2128-Two hesement henge for work; smal) famllr. OLIVE ST. 230A Fuouhe wife; board | for +e wr) wife in OL AVE ST.. 42234— Two nicely with Seam heat, ges and bath: from $5 to $6 per week; permanent preferred; will rent to two ge otlemen or man and wife. (2) OL IVE Si... 2921—N Nicely furnished rooms: iso housekee pis og rooms. ball rooms and OLIVE ST., 4018. bear Fair; $1 day. i’ AGh vb. Bi... 4051--Nicely furnisned | rooms. “all con- Mtg ag breakfast if desired: 15 minvtes’ ride to lair: Tic and &1 per day per person. (8) PAGE BL. 0 Two fu “nished Toomes ; plano: use of kitehen: stove, refrigerator; reasonable. PAGE BL.. S¢70—CGorper Union city’s choicest location: all care: _* With breakfast and bath: $1: PAGE BL.. 4000A —Niceiy furnished rooms, private family. (2) PAG Ee BL. 4040- Nicely. ” furnished “second-floor ; front room, in strictly private family. (3) PARK AY. ~ bath; “heap re nt: fine COUL £1 enech. ectiegz 100on.s, furs ished room, with rcoms in @x- room tor exc hange for man end wo rk. furnished roous. Large roome. for tro wr more; including bregk fast. a — _ ee ene ee nicely yas bl.: near lar: epiendi:ld roems, private ree! idence °. secoud- -tloor r urnished ~ Foom; it ars. front 1v25-- 4 compton 4th. Park and PA RK AY ie 2917 . Two ‘furnigned housekeeping: pm ‘ivate: all Pp PCK ST., 4220- kitehen. PENDLETON AV., 140%—Furnished front for transients or _permanent gentlemen. ~ Re mune, reoms., - light courent “nves, St.a a? for Two rooms: water tn room 3) Tie — ——- ee Ce ee PINE ST. “2043 fo~ and $1 dar. Yr FE 7 ALOYVZI Grove Turk. corner furnish d rooms; hot Phone Sidney 866M: P INE 18008 New ly furnished rooms: ed per week up. PAGE BL. 648- Exce sient neopie: rates: PINE S8Y7., 2720 from Vetled Prophet procession: PINE ST., able | rates. POPLAR | ST... 1436 Furnished nousekeeping or gentlemen; $1. 7 and RIDGE AV. BLO7 Rooms for Chicago and $1; near Petr; bath, ROO A lovely front reom te quiet couple ; Ad. F ROOMS Ww jjow 140, I[°.-D. has “beautifully turaished re me gentlemen or private couples. KOOM Lad? will ren: room Kinloch (! 728. or week: central location: s to quiet Reaumont ROOMS—tLadr will rent handsomely rooms, near Lafayette Park, to aniet couple, day or week. aad. F 44. Pest- Dispaten. ny OMS Part ies want! ine yer ace yi meda tions at transients, i¥'c, Tower lurge lines cars. (5) bath: to) 3538—-Direetl: opucsite Grand ay.: lovely, waier heat: 3 references. - T.. “hot. ‘tran- if) silent roome for my Lindell 2134M. ea -—-— - — Mii “ely furnished rooms, one block also n eli mom. 1eason- (3) 918— Nicely ” furnished — rooms, for Nip. room week, (8 Lady will “pent near three ear linea, day (Bi er SOS VM, br (®) re OTs for 4057 Page newly pear Neé the Fair bl. furnished wesiead., (G. ROOMS KJegan’ ly end steam heat: Maryland, Tl. Post-Dispatch. ROOMS — Reautiful suite; steam bath: telephone; permanent people; Mlive I}ne: 4500 west. ‘Ad, D 180. RooMSs Miegantir Newry sieatn heat: hort bath: ment: Marvriand, Newstead. Post-Disyp ateh ROOMS line to Hi. ‘korv* POOINS , Ad. & heat: hor, filtered reasonable; Pos*- Dis. “furniahe 1 rev ms; to poeriy of gentie Ad, G 149, and filtered pear (‘omfor Fair: ad > able. clean rooms, 50c¢ up; direct take lars or Compton cars to 1015 minutes from station. sT. ANGE AV., 1325—-Fine large rooms : commodate two or three. ST. LOUIS AV. ST. gentler en; only ST LOUIS AV.. 4735—Three furn shea rooms light heuseker ping er by the day. SARAH &T., 700 N.—Nice night. SCHOOL furnis-ed SHENANDOAH AY., with bath; three -——_—_——— ean ac: NI cely rn rnished rooms os 8) ‘for (8) oR permanent ie ) . $l jer reome, will rent floc r ar n ‘ah x] 1Ooms, Fair: breakfast. (62) lady first Oueon: bell; 3428—Near bedroom. 4182 ear ST.. kitchen, Nice x ines .to 28054 — Nicely uinished roe private family SIXTEENTH ST.. 113-201 8 Headquarters, 200 rooms, $1 up: families accommodated: also housekeeping ToOMmSs. (3) 25¢ to (6) sober SHERIDAN. ar 2 for centlemen or couple; SIXTH ST, 11 N.—Clean, cool rooms, Oe for TOT NN. Front two " eek each. SIXTH ST.. room men: £2 per ver SHE N ANDOAT!, 4008 A~Itooms and tlemen: Compton and Ps rk av SILHRIDAN AV... 8147 Furnished hou sekeeping SreWART °* sf visitors: well minutes’ ride for gen- (2) bath cours. rooms for light Wor lk 2 i ’ Fate reasonabie; 1468- Jjuooms for furnished: rates to grounds. PL.. 1438--N' ely room, with large a.«ove led $ gents or family; reasonahle 3 car ilnes; 10 minutes’ second rooms, rates, iide STEWA RT furnished floor front suitable fir convenient h alr. si Rt RBAN yate family; meals, Se. 3 SI 7 LAV an AY.. ine in prtv ate faintle TENTH ST... 1023 iekory; fu rnishel ST... VTS House keopin PHEROLMNSIA AY., ANMILA will aecommodate tonr | World's Fair visitors r de to Falr on Easton to “per da ys “pr nee soileitel; _Koome. Pi Bs AV 211 coiresp nade nes r y air: Nicely fir nished ‘rout Treem ween (Choutesu and housekeeping. mished root, r two men et roonts for Neatly fur ‘ ‘ coupe, aixmo | Ths TH ‘ bigelit fwo cholee le exch bath: ver? roconis o.: CATS, ') ro fevste 5 resonable. (2) hot ay. }ine; t? (2) — complete Room, rater IWELETHU ST... housekeeninge: Prunnipg VANDEVENTER A\ steam heatel roons. bath. gas and all ~ furnished e egan. fumilly. at) Nicely Ay sure. private el yer fences; sent yee eas fur- ta if) room, AV... 821 N.-—Frent werk; rd» each fn day . be | fe Vaneeventer ar. ATV® from VANE EV ENTER nishie! far sin: Oiive sh ears BO ba distan AV. for Falr grounds, avtiful roeme, housekeeping, naee: orivile arier eare, Phoome VE VLINGES ne Yair wa king hin Noes niehed ‘ liner ' helovk VrAaxon AYN sbiger AatrT bretkfast: Gis. nos ) {.7T ‘Pr pa famile: iro ix ligh fur " 4).44' ‘ omplete for hor beth, gas. from Pace and » \) , ! ‘a #.a0nve phen > walking re yaunablie: - Roome, ia Pr furnished ani urniab: -- 4 fore: Nfee@ly a «ar WD. con rus ren eeriab'e \e ct ls vn ¥** ee ee ; ‘% orld venle . ratior pr front re wash ee furt: Syed sia fam}; ~ = oo” wet 7? : furatahed frent ‘igh! iener kee iy Nicely transients or sieadr: tred, -T.. “73 1 faa be une} y furt ished reome for ci-jtors; reasonable rates; private fewily: nyern spews Wash fait al ¢ TINGTON Ble. a0at—Nicely furniuned @ rooms: direet care: o 2e- Wael s Ae te $i ond ney frent yee du: GiAnOTON BL... 4717- uf mee e or or suite; best location; for firet-cinee people, WAMHIING TON AV:, 2706— bect Ine fh Fal: ant * niepe “gt ra et” ieee a comnee Ling -Well-furnished soma, vrivate a Purnisied § room, hw de ane, rs innate o undue eae TER AY... ine “pms 08 miaheds 1 AE a A TBA light 75c ; (2) eee - furnished can | 10} visitor«: | (a) WasiiNoTos av | seni Ea al WASHTNGTON av. 310T—Latge room tot three “ Ww AMIISOTON STON AV. 206i—Firetlaw Pose Sal _ phone; St ect_ipe ° 1 conveniences; di: lines of city; special ra dell 242°. WLST BELLE VL... 4439—Nicely fernished front rooma, for gentlemen or World's Fair vielanane reasonable. : WEST BELLE PL.. 420-—Nicely furnished rooms, $5 and up: _ak | comvenieuces. WEST BELLE 4030-—-Hoons and board; £98. sonable. ql) WIXDSOK PL... §878A-—Nicely furnished icom for two or more: $20 month: gas. bath. (2) WISCONSIN ST.. 3430—Nicely furnished front room for one or two gentlemen. FL., _— — —— ee Ir 1 dwn't “haul your truuke we both lose money. Penular Price Express Co., 3 Geors forth of Olive, on 10th st. Depot office, —— { oppexite Union Station. ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY. 14 Words. 10 10¢ OP LLM LL PA AAA AA AUBERT AY.. 41118—Second-story front rooms, furnished: good table; private family: tran- sients or permanent; terms moderate; Suburban and Page ears. i) % ARTMER AW., 6037—For World's Fair visiters; nicely fwo! «shed rooms, with breakfast, Tio and my; & minutes to Fair. Mrs. Wa, Mevi. (4) ——— " —_—-— ~~ - BENTON eT. 2243- oom ‘and a hoard we @be or two ladies employed ip private, respectable fam- ily: reasonable. (2) ———— ———e CALIFORNIA AY. firnisbed front parlor reom, for ’ adults, all eca- roniences. COOK AV., 4021 with =: state price, Ad. G ee ee eal: ’ ee r Lat ¥ WANT hA}—Br refined pie, uo urnished ehie cont ~ mee es "ont , FURNI SHED FL LATS FOR ” unds.. 20e, EASTON ‘tnt to eres hee oa a PLAT—Fi F RaaWiit rooms: gen. FURNISHED tiree room cheap. Ad. KEXNERLY _ rooms; gas LACLEDE AY... — 1 1643— Nicely _ with beard; a* with a _ &2) to board, good refer- —second-storgy tropl feo, board, private family: ren sonabie. COTTAGE A¥. 4504— Wanted, baby or twits; terms $2.50 per week, ences. EADS AY... story front furnace; superior table. EADS AV., 9015—Furnien two gentlemen, a}! conveniences , EASTON AV., 28¢3—Frovt room for two gen- tlemen: with board; reasonable. Inguire of third floor. EVANS. aY.. $466-—Room a and voard for 0 gen- tlemen: $5 per week each. nf RSS ae FINNE Y ee “Permanent boarders wanted. Mrs. A. L. Blankenmeister. is) FORK wT T PARK Bl, 4016—Ni ely sees. with beard; family; week. HIC "KORY ST. private for two gentlemen: bo I don’ t haul your trunks we both iose money. wy ae {’rice Exprees Co., 8 deoorea north of Olive, on 10th st. Depot office, 18038 Marker, opposite Unior Station. paneer. (&) my cash for two ot 4 betel ow ee 4 2 New, well furnished secon !- room, adjoining bath, gas, closets. (3) of room and hoard for jences ; reasonable. (3) = FOR RENT. 14 Weeds. 3 BACON ST.. 2412-S-room @at: gos and bath, @) BARTMER AY., to dete 5 and @ room te range, screens, shades, fxtures to oon. Apply to M. P. Hyzsos, “we turn 2720--Throe reoma. furnished $50 per 43) 162 1628-— "Nicely furnished front room board if desired. (3) —_— ———- CALIFORNIA AY., eee _—— ee ey EVANS AV... 4028-—Tbr fiat: _ hot and cold water: furnace: newlr PRA NRLIN AY. a _Cavanangh, 1903-3 roous; rent $12. Pj .- "2923— Large room : ~ gas; excellent oan foun ¥« LAWTON A So oer week to permancat WENWIDITA ST.. 3—New upper fint = a conventence ; poard; own home; vole and bath, eve > Park. " parties. pe LINDELL en 3650-- -Hiandsome rooms, with or ate bath: tempting table; board o PAPK Av... withest gr ie Wocasten: | Vale is tels, AQ 5 Accommodations ‘for. 20 — tionel; large lawn, each. elese 10° Fair, sate, «14 -——- poet mane mi! inetes, YAP LE AVS) OTF: We, Tie MORGAN ST.. with beard. for ¢ ¢ MORG AN. ST. 2125- Nice rooms and — and ap per week. AK Ww ‘STIs Als AY... with board; bath. iv. ° Wa ve — anal a (2) 19. Nicelr furnished r roc ns private fum- (ny) 32 heat and light; 4007- ~Second- story front; southern also one other sec ond. floor with ex- cellant board: moders, privat e bome: price rea- econable: permanent parties: Te ferences eX- changed ; gentlemen or coupes. PAGE BL.. city’s choicest location: with breakfast and bath: 31: P. \ RK AY coke 22 E legantly furnished rooms; good table board: opposite Lafayette Park; transients accommodated. ROOM AND ~ BOAR [)-- wishes te hear from abont who would like a good and cheap place to this winter: gas, bath, furnace. Ad. G @&, Dispatch. RoOoM “AND Niece room for tio gentle. men: all conveniences: board substantial and plentiful; private Jewish family; $4 per week. Ad. O 28. Post- Dispatch. Ss OOM AND BOARD Wanted, men to room and board with between Grand, Union, Page, 10), Post- Dtsnatch, n ISSELI AV... 20 with excellent board: erences required. Ne RU SSHLI, AV.. 8842—Pleasant two everything first class ST. 7c HARLES ST.. 2201 $4.50; first floor: bath: WASHINGTON BL. O14 A Lingeil. W ASHINGTON AV.. r roms. elngie OLIVE &8T.. ex posure, “5270 Cornet “Union | vl: near Fair; all ears: splendid reams, private reviuence. —_-— jee home giris beard P’ost- 2 BOARD -room beuse. How- pat st. _Rlegant 12-reom honse Ad. Box 646, city. 216- Fonr-roem bdr elegant ne ighhorbood : SUBURBAN | PROPERTY FOR REN aa 14 ar res GIL. VORE AY. 2457 pee puree : nished J rooms. .% ut —— Ls E: HOU SE—Good eight- Town in Webster; a one- _ acre lot. Inquire 518 we fnax HOU at Nine-room house shady yard. “oun eit he “ ‘ ee 4 X. oie y ter, eee we P. ROOMS—Five reome: in salewane: all comvenl- ences; hot and cold bath. Button and Bim avs. DWELLINGS FOR RENT, ya 14 Words. . COMT’TON AV., 1168 S.—Three _ decorated: rent $16. Call room . COPTTAGE— Two-reoom cottage, loca tion. Ad. @ 148, Poat- teh. | = GLASGOW AV.. 4018—f our-troom brick sin. Call 1402 Wash. GRAND AV., 2721 N.— 10 rooms, bath. furnace, large yard... Hay 1008 N. Ttb et. 12) HBO SE amily of 4, tired of honsekeeving. bave 11 reoms. stould Ike reliatte rites t» take the house and give board; will fornish uwo room. Inquire shoe ~ store, 2016 6 Keston ar. PINE ST... 23908.—tthe're ard Gambrill & (.. O17 Cheatn WASHINGTON BL... 4 Holland shades; very one or two young private family. Laclede. Ad. G “furnished | front room two gentlemen; ret- Neetiy fer WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES 14 Words, 2c DESKHOOM WANTEHD—Arou with temporary desk. Ad. pound ps i, aged tenant, SI ACE Fine floor, with a light and water. Willbrandt, 1007 Olive (+) TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, VAS 14 Words. 20¢. e OFFICE —Private office tn suite, suitable for iaw- rer: also deskroom. 628 Commetcial bide. OLIVE ST.. 2636—Large. altractive store, pine rooms, bath; ideal loeation for. any retail bual- ness. 7084-301 De — bldg.; furnitere, PINE &T.. desk room; all conventences rooms, With) > PARADE WINDOWS AND SEATS a a i4 Werds, 10 Cents. WASHINGTON AY.. 2343-—Seats and windows for Velled T'rophe WINDOWS, nay and seats for Velled ' ashington av. - ; WINDOnw—One » large window, with chairs, | National Hotel, south room for] J re rd. (3) Good. room “and | private. ~~ 30.41— Board and room. Phone AGG For World's Fair vis or en suite; hot and celd five doors from Grand ay. cat line, two from Suburban and '% block from Olive: select neighborhood ; breakfast if desired; phone Lindel 2835 i. (4) WEST BELLE PL. furnished siycini 42 19-—La rge second floor. front rooms: bath; each gore e ’ The and t transients aecom moda te ole ' comreupondenc e sodicited; — optional: bol ding: telephone Delmer 1860. “ eS Pr INK Two "erst: class table: 4252 fine for permanent peop'e. Mozart Hotel. oth end Morgan sts.; o7- meals: direct connection oa Fair gates. ~ FURNISHED HOUSES "WANTED. 14 Words. ,_ we. HOUBE W “ANTED—V West 10 months. Phil Chew, A 4) >) Cents a Day steam heat. free bathe: with all four -—, { Prophet’ 4 Prophet's parade. Ad. Washington av. FOR COLORES eee. > a = v FURNISHED | ind, for 8 or NW. 8th st. ON AV. aa Farsob or _ roms for colored people. MILLS ST.. 2600—Farnished rooms for reer te, LAW ~ HOUSES, “ROOMS, EYC.. WANTED. Words, te. NG WANTE 5 er 6 room dwelling for WANTED- permanent resident; World's G ju? , be considered. Ad. y! ae ee ee DW HPLLING family. twe adults: | Falr prices willl not | Post Piepateh peers. LAT WANTED—About Oct. 1. referred; young married couple. wo N, Leonard FL. AT WANTED- lin and Lactede, _particulars, Ad. O WANT ni par lenlere \ AN 1 iV. D near oth esta Fasion endo WANTED. Three furn ished rooms for light tr » yer manent tenants. ATTEND Tred. Broahel'e. outeee Wednesday —- Oct. 5; party Saturday eve . Get. 8. Chonteau ay. e 3 roome. ‘beth, H. Limbdeck, S or “6 io°om flat. bet ween Fravk- Compton and Grand; state “> YOU dance? Dancing 22, Post-Dispaich. | 10m and Olive; Ad. G mM. Post- Die. to-date ; lessons ante vapetaamcimemme TAA vate lessons, 1 p> @. VAN r cD—Unfurnished room. Ad. O 88, sky. eerons POLIPSE DANCING WANTED Hall, Washington for light and pe rm ann. Room W ANTED- Ry. ‘r pest of reference Poat-PMspateh roOoMwM WANTEI! "I wo connecting furnished housekeeping: net fo exceed M. Rone. O45 Fasion two young men oes . es; reasonable. ys week: © —_—— room near Case and 22d: mua exceplionally meat, to rell- able, permst nent party, Ad DD ai. Post- Tis OOM WANTE >. Xinall front roomn, quiet couple. K near cafe: $10 per menth. “M40 Sheridan sv. — ay. ACUM > AN BOARD wanted. Wierd PD Ne a a Pg a a Couple with baby; $40 month; ny jidren. Ad. G \ Large single PO ARD > WAND ED MeMi 6 0 bre permapent. v2 Dowk: D ma ch. MORGOR ‘ mou, tm peivete family; permanent, viking ee. G Broadsay car: modern com- man, emoplored, desires ow; and baad Os. employed: estate terme 14, Post- amal? children: Weeat . FARE STED. “Roard “gad Tom by two rou RBOARE WwW 4 a aa y io | nN Ista te ih. B#Le jue OOM "AND. ROAD WANTED Man am!) wife. ven lone ee Cu, Poet-Dyte patch. remwet AND ROARD WANTED- Reteed toa oper ye avent fo the winter. Ad © wo. ‘yD. 2d ie OM AND ROARD WANTED By 6 ‘tre young I iepateh. i OM AND BOARD WANTICD—Ry iy, lod ond 3 - End preferred; Ad. @ 18. nat -5 IMenaten. 0 amped tar = ~ Pp ae a4 > — —_= = 4 P : hom hae &, = house, f “ten ce a Meg ‘ ? ‘ ge cane : BS ee Toke e By 43 z a eer iy 4 pik . © ‘he ‘ Er % - - - Pi ‘J ik, aye oe ’ au Vm hie? ae » Oy ices D oe ae Pee a As ae we > ihe AG. Ai ogame. ty ML ey oh i ts sys See $5, Agi € mee: & i aid rd b Es Ge age
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i , » }- > ; hy a ) ae - ee ad rn, 5 4 ; ae ; > & . | : /VESDAY—ST. LOUIS POST- DISP ATCH—ocTorm 4, 1904. mer : HOUSEHOLD aoops WANTED, BUSINESS CHANCES. PERSONAL. 3 — SS. : Soe. 14 Words, 20e. es ‘ 14 Words, _30¢ se : ae aa =m rf nr OE. Bb. Fe. SEO OP PPP PPP APP LPP LA LAE ne'nees Amnounecements, 25¢ a ne. . N Bakers, before paying PALA NA ALP PLP OPP te ‘¥ best prices paid for household | BUSINESS CHANOE— Od style brick ms PERSONAL—Sorry 1 was not at Jefferson car B1369 ; . —_———- = m : content houses kaon . d see our 1 : 2 “Becotens. rok. Se ee ee een mbes. Middietg Oven MiB. Co.. HG | at 10:30, Call_at_ 8620 Windsor- place. ‘ AE ta Sian goote bought. J Walnut st. —_ FERSONAI—Wanted, | ate naarete of . @. Clal- to | Cr ren % urn, Whe mover m 17 Tt bed saben CT 128. és BUSINESS wen? 1904. Ad. G@ 184, P.-D. rs Pry me baie ana LS as much se as : i aaa. ite highest price; poe 14 Words. nna | PERSOMAL—Mrs. Herbert Smith: Please call ai alto 172 Franklin COLOR 5 SE natal ¢ . ton Reat all 5 . ABe « ] at 2 4} | BUSINESS WANTED—By man ret pen a vi ee ——— ohne hh Ress it stale a feralture and feathers don't | ence eter hereMery ¢ me aT aa wes beautiful and . 3111 8. Jefferson. =e ® 1&3, Post-Dispatch. is ard, if in city. Call 1218 S. 9th. +4 7 2] t} . E ery highest pri WE both lose money if I don't do your ecoratine. DETECTIVE takes cases; no pay unless succeas- pure. The crit ical ordeal throu whi expectant mother must Union Telephone Men Quit Be- “tery Bisbee Co., 3820 Fi. pe an en tear banging. pl rial pointing f ful: very best references. Ad. G 152, . Post- t-Dts. pass, however, is 80 fraught wit dread, pain, suffering and danger canse Workman’s Pav Is Be- gns; ates furnish , 142 CASS. | STATRIMONIAL—Pretty and and i + ° . | WE'LL seil your business quick = eect pud-} ow, very wealthy, “weate and intelligent wit that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror, low the Standard Scale. licity, buy outright any imate business; | industrious husband. Address M., Obio block’ There is no necessity for the reproduction of life to be either ee ative will call. | Qnicago, II. Mothe Friend painful Faliure of one man to get full union or dangerous. The use of Mother's Friend so prepares the: system for | wages as a second-class workman led to a "> s > & ei : fe elas write or telephone, ovr rep GLASCOCK, y02 Ubestout, Bialy, biain asi A. , . 7 , 80) | ROOMS papered, 83.50, paper included: will ca!! with samples; send postal. Francis, i213 Chou- the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger, Thig | strike of ee oe also ee —————- | tean av se eB a RY Olive, BUSINESS FOR SALE. queneneten _ aii great and wonderful employed by two telephone companies 14 Words, 200 In St. Louls Monday afternoon. sano PPAR remedy is always dz en BAKERY, ETC For sale bakery and restaurant wait a n-y yaa ‘ md (ies Was 23" The man over whom the strike occurred nothing s HOUSEHOLD aoons | FOR SALE. _ 4648 Delmar bl. es —_———$— Tiit- Nueiress Announcement fa, 2Se a_ Line PP J» Ss remained at work, however, and twenty in life to compensate her BARBER SHCP—Two “chairs; i southern anna 2 oe. ae... eee has carried thousands other cable splicers employed with him by of having as a World's Fair the Bell Telephone Co. were called out. |*9 that she disliked, and she go seeataatae - nol i town: rent $5; established if years MATRIMONY- -Wanted, acquaintance of atrlis} ols mining sep for good refined young lady by yonng business Bie — of women through 3ED—For sale, mantel ae a “3811 Hogan. | owner not barber; price $175 oun a ' ee BED— Wor sale, pgs dances folding bed. -@8S 56. man, GLASCOCK, _ wn Chestuut $F nee SEE ject matrimony. Ad. O 183, Post-Dispatch. the trying crisis without su fering. The union men refuse to give the name it all with chloroform. Laces: Bech air barber shop. ———_—$~umaanal Gtde> teehee baer poeennnrennannunetnnee ns Tuesday, the two companies had in their|,,.2 ey formerly lived at Madison, Wii ae E ino ~ -e' ne 2 2. sen tor ania. ine house aan 1406 Franklin. BOARDING HOUSE— For sale, | boarding bonse PERSONAL SUNDRIES A FEW special bargains in upri his thin week: | The Anderson 8 Finance Ce. employ abovt forty men who were re-|Monday she received a letter from (4) am ga oon; orvper * is , ‘ 44 __ Words, Mie : erma to avit k lee amp Kros.. O47 Park av. 8) See Us: moner to loan or furnit ore, plaros. ceiving less than the union scale of $3.75 Sister of her husband, = oh ay at siorage; will sell at any price. For sale, 25 mis 28 misfit ts; able, “B444 N. Br adway. napneepncnmmmacnnn tama - MR M DIEHL om N CHICK ERIN { t. »] zany case, al- borses. wagons and oiher personal operty at th a day as cable splicers. Madison, which ced carpe wa aye nee ~ pweye roy , , = — BUSINESS—TFor sale. candy store and 4 fou Ls OOF Franklin ev. es a “C1349, 8) MUSICAL-—Young voce alist of excellent training | — er tS ats er ees ok . , He got $3 with the Bell company. He] bana’'s sister rok 200 pew them a Manticello H rel. (3) mee ' 10133 N dies call. ood location for restaurrant; bargain. i0)5 +. ‘ Erensisn @' a bie enter- | M : ‘ = none ; g gratis at ledge and ee 9 enter- oney Adv sneed ioguire Bilion ate ;-~ “sett trea - lll eertagepar engage rears 7] e fiz " PRIVY are troubles, weakness, | itte-. “either sex. nhinents “it accompat niment is furn mer ih C oi Teamsters, boarding hou Salaried People, took the matter up with his union. arid the et); fine fix- © ° reatment free. 107A N. ighest ¢] e eme ag > 6, $9 mt se- ies (8) CIGARS N. 15th st. (near Market); i N highest class engagemenis desire C | curity; easy terms; largest business in $0 principal cyronane tan ametan “ae ae tures; "good jocation; $100 down, balance ensy.(4) | = =: {18) | _ Post-Dispatch. ; PST ae __.- | elties. Tolman, 501 Houser bidg., 508 Chestnut. (8) scale. The companies failed to obey th Pio 0 wy ‘e: P.., } , , 6 te i in tid ied a ~ PPP LO LL ~ — ——- sale, white dresser, cb!f-) CONE ECTIONE RY. notio e. ch re. soda fountain: AAAAI-—(Cdeapest. ‘place. 'n town for printing. Me- OLD VIOLINS-—A collection of rare ‘old violins | dey Ee — ae ba CONFECTIONER! $100 soe ese fe mont —¥ Rca Gill & Co., 121 N. 1th st. (14)! are exhibited at Hotel Milton, corner ae n and | JOHN W. STALEY, o— mg a —— gh bm a receiving less . see rent; living rooms. 403A Easton af. (1 lock ae A--DETECTIVE (private) does shad: Chestnut st., near Union Depot. for a ew daze 202 N. 9th st. Rooms 5301-02-08 Benois an @ scaie Was She went to call on hedroom sets. ~ $3: > folding 4200). ; BSS investigating; references. P. ‘i towing and only; rour ins pe -* fen is invited. ‘ all Lrovw ‘ QUICKLY AND 01-02-08 Benoist bidg. The second-class man, however, refused South Fourteenth "on Mra, Plat a 204 to 9 Pp. m., room 124. (3) MONBY ADVANCED on furniture, faves, to strike; he stuck to his work at $3 al bottle of chloroform \with her. j Singer ge Mery $1; wardrobe, side- | GGONFEOTIONERY. EITc.--For pale. cheap, Louis; phones Kin. C2190; Bell Main 4674. (3) 5 as ibdibaiiladenasiiaiaaianees (2 AU. Se ene eee tense natant. aati GA 7? piano is bought; we| SALARIES cr any da securit MODERA day. The union thereupon ordered all its f plano is g curity. ‘TB members working for the Bell company to cried as she told Mrs. Platt about t 1704 8. lith af 8) location. onfec rionery and notion etore; ‘ ONE year’s rent allow ed ; , sa9 53 ABSOLUTE DIV ] . miy: from $! COST. SMALL PAYMENTS. LIBERAL TBR the F 182, P.-D. ORC ES have the reliable kind only: from $3 to $ 40 COST a. TPRMS, go out, regardiess of the union scale, coming of the woman she did not like, __boakd, dresser TURNITURE For sale, 'Salaitare of 7 momsa;|] large school. Ad. F 182, ¢&. . $1.00 weekls oa niahed mais troubles under-absolate guarantee; the most hate no? or it iano mar. be seen at en she iost con ou 538. lent condition; cheap. O42 Marsrille ar. (3) BURNISHED HOUSE Yor sale, elegant foraiened re.iable saniiarinm for confinements in tii!s On a ~ Bean My oy particulars ad. 1! MONEY She was at the City Hospital when ghe RANGE-—For sale, 3-pole gas range; good cund}- $27.50. . Cy 52. ‘Dispat city; perfect seclusion and kind treatment; Edgar Frenci th, Newcastle, Ind. (S) regained consciousn Tuesday morn tion; — cheap. Apply 1445 &. 1S8il et. (h) Ad. O 83, Post- Peepetca, - trained purses; adoption; lowest terms; 23 years’ —— paige eT oe $19 to $509 1 ed rail Mre. Pl —— ns. BOTEI-—Four 6a.c, 48 room hotel, finely , furnished, experience; ladies, call or write. (5) PIANO. Will sell ‘Steinway & ~ Sovs upright wanene with snes © oe lanos, horses, ™ att had broken the door open, called RANG ETc.—For saie, ieft from storage, 25 first-class netghborhood: good, permanent duei- i = Soa. aaa a ence piano at “ 68:10¢ rific 6 ci 2-8. Jaffersonu Sv. (&) E RATES out removal, et the RY CHEAP. an ambulance, and her life had been sa MIS8 RAYMOND, 2632 Olive st.; electric 3 and bee - ren o eer Her first thought, with returning sengi- D $1.25 weekly pays a iso loan, ‘ bility, was not of the woman she di 25 nanGe Fe sale, seed cooking rang, in excel-[ ~ i w ir-tl : j p fi a. tee 5 yg 6 les por pr +f oe So rent; low figure. Ad. B 173, 2 | _vapor baths for rheumatiem. iz) | PIANO—For sale, $125 se fine upright = i - ~ — ‘— os eee wits stool and scarf. bert oxter, . OO weekly ‘ in at ar. a i) 1EL—20 rooms. Olve, near Union Station; very DR. CAZEAUX, 2002 Washington av., female Franklin ar. (6) 50 weekly Daye a lean aa but of her boy. oe hich ae 4 hey World’ Fair location; excellent trminess special: Bt, successfully treats all female tretie { o.- ae 40 weekly pays a $15 loa e thought of the dist which — sup- SIDEBOARD, FTO. —s sule, $70 sideboard and loceticn always: you can clear 8200 to &300 2 2 years’ experience. (6) | PIANO—$i45 buys fine » mahogany uprigbt; cost ments cau be made monthly if “desired. Reet rhe ee eecuane, 16 the @ chairs, cheiry, for $37. Apply morning, 1706) monthly after Fair and pat away $2000 or $800) NOOTOR HOGAN, 2215 ce | | $905; all the Jatest improvements. with practice [ONS GRANTED in case of SICK? wis didn't think how bad ft prion 8 maice hip Cora; no dealers. before December; $300 secures; bulance @s you aon OU! 215 OLIVE _ stop, stool and ecarf. 1414 N. 16th st. (6) cat of WO — ! ee axe MONEY, save no. = hae yi — to so ne VES—For salc. G6 hole Majestic and as| Please. GLASCOCK, 902 Chestnut st. So ae cal and eurgica diseases of women @ epe-] PIANOS tuned, $1.50; nirs' class piano and organ we Dy Crewing 2 = = ta ‘ try to do enything like gt tty cheap; before Wednesddy noon. 4110 HOTEI 2a mani 7 ene ere "$90 nr yp ) cialtr. Regula> licensed home. ¢duner ard repat irer: 25 rears’ experience; sent AMERICAN IOAN CO., this again, no matter how many women [| bl. - | ; Patients recefred at any time before and 4uring posial to H. Kautz, 28:0 Gravois ay. (4) 615 Burlington bidg. ots & Olive st. an do not like come to see me. rage . r to —_—_-- pare r dion a ass Boe 6 — new; $200 wry confinement: adoption if desired; trained nurses; | &- a a = STOVE-—For sale, large cannon store; used one; “ise. 8a ie tase home comforts: ladles in trouble. call or write: SHUBERT & MOX’ TER. ankiin: t-c acs . rear. #8340 Lucas. He THKI.—PFor sale, transient, in heart of ‘city: r; old confidential; _ terms reasonable. St. Louis. (8) piano tuning and repairing: both phenes = MON EY TO LOAN. : GOOD WISHES FOR PORTLAND an i a ~ csi -ablishe d place; doing fine business; RO eres s ; ST F o of is 9 } ke at On furniture, . IRON BEDS AT $1.25 Pals promonltion: sil take 8790 tfoid at once, | DR. SMITH. 3043 EASTON AV., LET OTS, to SCE cron yoo con eave ee] Moreen Wan i and Judge Parker Express ry, . each: vrand new: ant color; elegant line Awe : on i iocount of _#ic knegs. Ad. Fis i 3. Post-Dis. hs Re- lvaton bet re arnd during confinement; terms er cent if Fou gesire this mak*. Berer & OR H AVE pate! FREESEES. Ki d ard brass beds, $19.50 to $100; a few Pn ro jaar LUNCH ROOM —For sale, @ good lunch room. 1615 reasonable; satisfaction or money refunded. Both | Son, 17th and Locust. a oy tate i i : Sy sey selle?’ room-sise sample ruge cut yp le. Market et. phones. Ss ae ee : “DT our pianos and wisn yo y rem and klichen: ens rang . Chonteau #7. — aiden anningdlcinsabpaancndinesidaintiane eitiieeenedies — ‘r mee them. ' tropble to sbow goods, ete Y O U R B A N K E R rb | = e ¢ , She Wale’ pene meee “ attend the . NT: }e 1 eit; Sit — " machine; reasonable re -a ving PAPER ROUTE—! For ‘ele. ”"Westiiche Post ‘pap » | LADS ~My regulator never falls; one ‘complet ® | elegant rs ment at present on hand We niake loans on furniture WITHOUT RE- For Fifteen Dollars Cngressman Bartholdt Til. _ --— ton Heichts: aleo gents and ladys ~My : . = gg cap. Hughes. B11 Magnolia av. “pot ery | on account of other business, Adc. treaiinent free. Mrs. ©. Starr, 2929 Frestite. (8) F EYER & SON, 7th and Tacust.12) | MOV AL, We make no INQUIRIES of your friends gan : . We make ‘oans in East St. Louis, t UR 8 5 on fac- eet gy e he most skeptical that the Hazelton etanude R x HOU SEHOL D LOAN COMPANY, doing first-; Kh STAU RANT -$' down, Imlance easy; goand fa vince the 1 ‘ ‘ ~ ere ‘ v a 5 e, os preeminent as aA musical instrument. Once a Rel! Main 4140, ROOM 201 FULLER N (3. tory district; cuernce to make big money. 84 hme War; ance and Madga Grayme Hazelton enthusiast, slwars a Hazelton buyer —| Tel. Kin. NC La band 1 BLDG. ‘FCENIE — HOUSE—For sale. completely furpished §-room house: nees; will par to imvestigate. Ad. chase rep ‘ a 4, Post-Dispatch. CN Jane! cee te x ee Nee a @) Private home for ladies before and @urlug ‘op-/ the third generation are buying them today ; lib- | = . Y 3 ‘ RESTAL KANT—€rap; near Union Stetion; $25 finement; adoption if desired; friegul session treut-! eral termes. Fr. BEYER & SON, sole agents, | ; , 17t Ly ai (J Locust, 62) ) N ht TENTH AND OLIVE STS.. s. FE. COR. FURNISHED HOUSE—-For sale, nicely furnished e: —; detiy inceme; seats 49 Mi eacrifice at * . §Sreon house; excellent location: terms Teasor- Mdteulomats teow vel of aire: $125 = hal. | we call ar write O1N6A ‘Olive, “ph ae 12070. “) DE ER “ > able; immediate possession. 4915 Mo mean Ft. (4) ; oes ea shipetinehdadiguanees ance en terpw to euit nrcbaser: Purnit mare cost ee Qu . paying away };our wages in high or ee FURNIGHED FLAT—For sale. 9room furnisved ree times the price Eid: thedaea Caen you MRS. AN NIE N SHATTINGER’ s, M0 OLIVE ST. when you can borrow money from us at 5 BOOKS. | “ociety will have a busy evening 'I fiat at lows of SO cents on the dollar for cash: call. MORGAN, 909 Chestnut. Confinenients: trained aiieie ‘ vas ) cent. Loans on household goods. plance, sala Words. 200 attending the Vieled Pro Ng = ball at clear title; no indebtedness; mist Kel); cone | = ofeti 8: aeution 6 dastenat’ elegant accom. etc., leaving goods in your possession; Ro pub: wenn ean Merchants’ Kxcha and the ball en, Wargain hanters. 28044 Whoaiingto:. RESTAURANT- For sale. restaurant ‘and— “Juneh 7 ations, adoption if ces ired: only private, re-] A good piano f re Ieity. Pay at your convenience. Time extended bought a sold: ca)! or 4 | New York state b busta iv at the + EE eounter. SEW N, _ Broadw ar. (2) a le, myer licensed ber me where rou wi i A spec ial barg Mith... . my lin evse of alc kDeFs: no extra charge. Call write BOOKS of ell kinds Us an 7 © or gen York o { j ng ne ven by the N FURNISHED ROOMS-—For sale, furviture 12) ~~~ — ne | TECH TE € od treatment and metherly care, wi! tb A standard snake, good as new.. oy ler telephone Kinloch ABR ‘ adfrees to Mills’ Rook Store, 60 Chestnut. (8) commission for oan Bigs oe app mos ith ease. gp if Sgrag nage cham, pa “Ladle les iu t yrtect > Bo pap gyn guar A. | Others at intermediate prices 2) | . ene orl FINA s NOR CO.. ‘ — on — : city; ~ } g a > ' s - ‘ORL i ca i roub.e, medicine. S. | visit to our warerooms. The plano will do ine | |, Al 4 sive reuies —e ae tunetione Soman — ate 2) 4th st.: rel. Kinloc S52. 8 resi. Hearonable terme to al! r : n aftairs. SEWING MACHINES 0. SONS Tee area Oe ee ean ere te (3) - etait Wh inloch C250 ssettacdiiiaias te - “ EYE an & SUN, = spavenantatives. is inoney on housebold pane and all kinds of} The Works's Geen tes: aren . a _— 14 Words, 20- ROOMING HOURE-$150 cash, balance weekly, | MRS. BRIDGES, lady doctor: pleased to weet her | sO nig ee r i) os ) I a. (2 yore re Fasy mopthly payments. Room The marriage of Miss Ethel G of nen nrwnnnmnnnnrnnnnen, | Iocnst, near 2200; very choicest rooming dis- patients at 3505 Laclede av.; Kiv. Cidé4. (8) | — ib ead ltrs the enticement = MeCauslan@ bldg., 225 Collinsville av. Phones | oncealed. 1 West Roxbury. Mass., and Mr BUY the light-running New Home direct st city of] {riet; Income now $150 week; you van pay for |= | “WE SAVE YOU MONEY. ? | ee loch. St. Clair 60. 14) | tell you more facts then Sprague, son of Mr. and Mre Hut ce. 1208 Wranklin av.; Kinloch DP72. (6) | {his place tu 80 days: we mean wast wo eay:| MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. =| ip you doubt ft, call and eco ts. Our expenses | WILLIAM A. ORR there contine® Soryiiea celotented at blah mean an Tien nee GREAT bargains this week: ys) a: ophead Singer World's l’atr cata avery morning: ‘why Ne ign } ‘ords, ° are nom In Cy compat ‘ed mo atl ier he ) anon. We Dormarly m ay York Fit C ? ith ed; Re tty ug; ' celebrated at high noon on Monday at the sewing machines, only $17.50 un: all guaranteed. get eome of their cood money’ GLASCOCK i Rain ane Hei tlie: sys ished: a ee “| are the pioneers of Jon etpenses and srnall profits = ; > et > eres ew now Ws ‘ New England Church in Roxbu Mapr. 1210 nkiin av. Kinloch De12. 1 hos Cheetnat si. ee SS 443 Mhand. billiard acd pool” tables: new and eecome, Thousands of satisfied customers testify to this. JOHN W. ST ALEY “ . Miss Ethel Norcross was Miss Gi " ™ma- > - - a Sn Eee Ca Sea mathe ) { A wou AOE easy payne Bp | o will find pnlanoe sold iv Re r Sey verry. | *) oe - : ' oO onor. WE repair any sewing machine for $1; “guaranteed | ROOMING HO SE- 3527 Lawten ev.; 11 roome: re rent tablas with privilege of cot AM node i saab ur address 17th ak pel, ig “a ah! ny PAY tS RB AND GALARIES. periors. arranged ; sil. * ‘4 arte > a le yo ghee two years. New Home fevwin Machine, city newly furniei $150 down. dslance /easy: ber fixtures. Brunswick-BalkeCollend Co... =); Bonolat blag... 22 N. 9th st., rome 501 -02-08. (62) | meee no strangers. gir an r f cular circle of college So 1908: Franklin, Kinloch ‘D972 ee eee te {ony 106 &. 4th st ,| = “"hHGENE A. TRISLE m to T p. m. 2620 Waeb- gene of which Miss Hetena Meisenback : —— —-— ————~ | STORAGE. — 19 N. tth st. De a bide.. makes | !neton avenue. (3) of Bt. Louls was one, Frniiver the brid» — with a magnificent solid silver tea service. el; best of care: perfect Pc sion: Aiea in trov- Abie * ry “ee leans: brings separated together. 1018 Franklin. | eroom with @ HORSES AND VEHICLES. Re WOMT NGS HOI Te For «ale. beves mente suena t> to Gar, 814 aay n23 Fran i. 7Oi4 Chouteau 4av.; Victor ! : Grand 288M. (l4x) | MONEY furnished salaried people: loans made on ret Mr. S&prag 14 Words, 200 - ing house: rent $2U.40: two n as fen oc Foon : 'S) ARSOLI CheLY “FIR , uF ae AGEN , furniture end pianos; easy ab pa tome JM.) MME. ANNA, the best-known ate oF eer « Louls to reside after a honey- : : ant. > c@c PAPAL PAPE PP AAPAPDP PL ne husiness loceticn. 1925 Dark a - anor " ne gr gy eee gg Horr’s high, warehouse. Grand en aclede: fer Sar See Griffin, $20 Commercial bldg. Bell phone a the West; 326 Market st.; cstabiis moon journey. - Wanted. Ce em a a ete ——-——--— | “erade lic bu. delivered. Edward Dorr, 2624 ruiture, pianos. valnabies, trunke b Fan Ses a Sa ae ee ee ee FLATS FO! RENT HORSES, BTC., WANTED—2 teams hearty work} house. ¢ SE—-For gale, i2-room furnished Sorgen at. Kinloch C32. (2 class inoving, packing, shipping, etc.; money | LATS FOR . Miss Anna Force entertained the hernees, light two-borse stake wegen horse, fur reointag or bxrat ing: centrally Jo. -- ee - } ff ,dvanced : get our prices: bern telephones. Y 14 ¥ Words. 20 Hale wedding party at her home on Saaenen dhlivats & waaen. Ad. , 60. 4 baat _ fated, n Nargaln. RWS aston COAT, -Bes! clean, Inn Dp, lic per Dti Aelilrvrered a4 fi. Beet ORT AL CTIUON & STURAGRE oO. latina da evening with a heart party 3 The - chock weg svulhemn | oei Co,, ‘lo 5. 14th st. cls. (14) 1219-21 Olive wt. (8) | : ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS, ding rty that will serve N ——« | ROOMING HOUSE Loe “ust. west of Jeflersen; 10 i> --eeaeee. sachet . —a |. “oyT : = SS. .. OE PPP PPP ees why ~e house, good furnishings sod car- | « Col N re RS. BTC Fer sale. 2 new counters, 10) AMERICAN STORAGE AND May. rv ING? CO 31h | Pag be 42 : — ie Piggy lh gy D> Bangg hf | New Flats for Rent L an Hale and 35. Fran bUGGIES, BTC. —For enle. pd second-hand storm reek ver ‘ bel lence ; income gS Mw month: sel) { , t silt: able | mg . 1 e, S ew teisle } Olive et.: moving, pa ok . ip, neg. si ty - 7 Te NG’ 4 uk ar yy L PAY MENTS. witb RE- | | Wednesday evenin will Ri Miss bar- pass ce, Pl wagon, spring wegon, eart. “vere, Cheat: . tage . with coash. GLASC OLA, wi’ . ‘ALO. i ; x. | jp} Ben or part separet> rooms. Lei. Ww. ; BATYC when ata hefore due. so rou only pay fo: . ory Sampson of honor; Miss Anna SS cs Psthut at. ‘$) ‘| | : aoply aft er 6:30, we aN. Grav gi presideit. ' cu time as row bare had loan. We gire PASS- | In East t ouls orce, Miss Ethel Bronson of g nae —— —-For “9 bugs,’ and d harness. $30: ROOMING HOUSE Kor sale. fournaished reoming DESK. Pi cs: For sale. one roller top qgdesk. 3 at >; NDI }) warehouse Menry ¢* vn te r presse F Boe .~ where all pay monte ate ent edd. We éo s Mise May Atkineon, Miss Sarah Bailey h ps o = ing : | arge | eo! 5 eeenr) W. Wiehe Storage | poy t” ANCIOH Wal, — and one rupabdou t and parness. Ri ry] MING HOUSE- $100 cash. “om, wy re oe aptars + 1] + ches 40. want ahh - ®, o at q incbes: cdeap STOR acct) AND MOVING «#) NC; merly of West _ es Soot i wee , j . 10 . x" e}l- furnished ron me : lo ’ ; \ . an ° y >, ) Ne ii te} New ~T nye cise, 7e% ? \ ax io} } ay : now ri FIN R S| ENCES. 10 RENT coi in, Mra. i HORSE, PTC. —For sale, horse. storm in ey, bar. _eaving. 1511 Washington. sa ” ; oan = m rae ——j} vate rooms for sto *; Methproef carpet wD ang affairs are being Bais n ie tt ‘ sell; no room. S721 M tt ay. ROOMING } HOUSE Fa _ 5 — —— HOPRPRO AT er ate, “housetoae furnished } ¢ ic heavent insurance b the « . ; yeu have access t oak ee pl., TO. 14 rooms, fornished or! Jenkins is the niece of ETC. “ st Nt. Louls, locuted ifn ommlete: fourth boat sowth of Eads bridge, Hli- | your clo bes at any time; ail moving, packing and | bedding, ‘ware, ete., carhied runabout. eale, horse, harness and rub- best business sec tion; 29 finely furnished rooms nett * » whit rm ing CA i. 12 reouna, ad fully tin Jenkins, the yoo MeN Bes a. Hequire ein eg ete ea emyenience; clears $200 kl TEN - W I F | nar 4 1 a «| w Main 2655 and get our rates. style > woe ly ] am, 84 $125. 802 re ]uron I. om of wn, (3) ik 4 wh t ‘d ems hblished Diaee: sich e e — “NOD (7 \ ”) ) . iY n hu if ' Te). ae ’ "a 4 ¢ “ue “i. 5K Ne . r e rj ‘es 3 tem ntin y OW as OV ° ° * rs. ‘iiiam Webb pels im neiate ‘aA le — handies, See GLAS. of kindling weod, 14th Boe ‘hi idie. J. Kernah 20) ae ro Dr a : &* : EB & SONS, § Coestant st. (5) Pa., is the guest 0 t Mra Ww 2% ooo ® “er ® ® ® ®®®® © & “OCK., go? sp tnetenbA ; 4 & bon i ; = rampae £ Rr: . ¥% f Bas Olive street. 4 | : ue naekee Sea | MACHINERY. , - 3 FARMS FOR SALE. Miss Adele Wait of DUNN’S, 912-14 Franklin Av. | spantingWeted Tropbet weak CT Neek at Hotel ETO.—PFine biack horse and small «| 8. _ 41. ON ee eg "Ts; ‘or 23 . ot oO rrye*¢ "ptyee, itl ‘For sale, MEDICINE, ETc.--For sale, lot of med 14 Words. 20, 14. Words saloon and “rooming house ute PP Pd Saltien an aed * team - 9S vgs me Rror. we 3 Weed @ wits Ses income for the rent; also good trade: (ablets and pill tiles, at a vareaine S752 Olive, , AAA ARAL — nidincneitiiinanit — 4 ket. (82) | » must . 8 alle. os. . ENGINE, . is" Bas th mar _ «] ’ "Y " ; a) is can 0 + = r eof. ™S 80; 5 de- _ years. 808 N. i2th st. spade | &, th et, fina eq oned 3 (4) | a3 ths Arad Me. 1400 Diet ~ cm + + mn can et — gfe. Pre nd ee ai "SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE eng gg 4 | =).| All business private ? ae Wor ords, 20° Miss Helen Jo —_— ——_- = a a» a i y ~ - —_— eo vel out. 1601 ms “hee rome snatl ‘con ectionery siare and| REFR IGE RATOR -Por sale, bandsome fawily re | = - CHEMICAL FINANCE CO. nnsmacniicniiaadl = Vee onie, Ft) By with rubver t tires ‘to perfect S14 ucap, at once; rent §$i6. 1204 fr! igerator, 41, feet long, 234 feet deep and Sts, LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. : bald Chem ical bidg.. Sth and Olive ste. 7 t hi ‘ tile. ned: tnished In bird’s-eve wapie | —_ On eRe Bere 60 pet arn) Net erviuc: sulahent cosi $lio; price NOW, ye. i 7 a tn A. | MONEY LOANED Lowest | -—— VERHICLES— For sale, Ww Ate MAN’ 5 BK AT. Pe TY sao, , é . > nich ’ . ; 4 a) 5 snéort watchman’s beat. 1207 8. 6 sigfeos ne teenies Ce atalino BTiS 62) | WoNRY & 88! MONEY $88! MONEY! | on furnitnre, pianes amt other security. Ps MONEY WANTED, vee - Woopw ORKING eo r 7c. ___. | TENTS. ETC. _Fo- #11 le. 10 igh grade 6-foot wa 1] We have ratee, Moet farorable ter the nap. ANTED. t are or sale. Coors; TO | Ww. w. McCLAY REAL ESTATE CO., others, then SEE ME and RE CON VIN EEO 6 14 Words, 2c. » Gee working pliant: wort ‘m) ” woud - tonts. three esiges: floors. ‘al pets and \ ne. heavy easy tarp orea $2800, for $2000: part on cot lounges 4) toilet ate: o hede. com ‘let e: | 5498 Chaos mint : , i 3 1 “ry y. —PAARAAAAAAAAAA ARMAS he ‘Racine. for elton.” doing go od business: geod reagon al my - inte HO cane. Mick hyena ce if pid ) | 2s | tnt #*.(6) By L. Lah se A ‘*. WANTED To bor:ow from prirate party. oone (8) OS, Post- sn ern (2) fr te EEE a anieadnand — we BR. O'REILLY R. & KB CO... 723 Cheatnur, | 3: 30) weeki? renays %) loan and coats. for ope year at 10 per cent; no comm nerne Setting Oo, hnve the large —— ' 1 KET~For 3 ale, ticket to Mexico City; ks makes loans on city realty, any amount; lowes: ibests Cee ee GEORGE W. 3 good security. Ad. G@ I, P.- ‘Pp. rgest a Claas: guatanteed. 8425 Pine s#t. | petes ant no delay, Rellding lIscane made. (da) Room 37 le Meni! bidg.. 1 9 N. om (28) Bae tye — lete repesitory for all viasses of MIS Bis o. Jet wisoete I ‘abicleg oie. 1 h and Olive ste. ie th CELLANEOUS WANT Th ce icago, cheap; | == — och a thie city.) Re eg ® 8. gg ay + a om ern ee x. —— _ REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANG ee PO PLL sl > nanan —_— - —— _— amanean 14 | Wi rds, fo REAL ‘ESTATE WANTED. AUTOGRA OGRAPIS, cotns, new or rare, used Tostage TICKRT—For sale, one lady's * geoutieman ee yee Te). Se Words - PALO w . . PPO LMP ™ 14 Wor = barnees; am cloal ‘| statips wanted: ; 8 ¢ ve for . L . ; Big: Ee, q a Lapeer fe. my bust Lous Strinp and i - 1 Sate ‘ei aa a 2, Foie ses mer limit Si. +) cOW--For sale. a rsey cow; goo ' milker; go i Pape + ~~ magegn PUTT stiinceaaentipnmianesie -O.. tho FB, J we A -'. On oe i Sad by i. Hal Herpares ay. —? ee MEN’S old clothi: ne | — —+--———- | cheap. FOR EXCHANGE Kinloch AiR: fostals, ‘ilvert, ais tact ens ele tn Gow, Ete. Tor wie. the gute oie ow | EAM Y OOF . | aay VENIR WANTED—Wiil_ pay good” pice” = . CASH SH AID [ OR JEWE! RY Se 4 i nlao exer Molateln cate.” 450 La Pre a tenes ote ee" . » or . s 4 mate ’ > ‘ . Ouvenir. Ad. G 98, Poet-Dispateh. (3) Stocks and complete jewelry Fe. SO al a me ne Excelsior Roofing Co., nr te ige Snoempeeas aan stu REOPTICON WAN’ re imanediat ely, f I. BLUMENKRANTZ. 512 Fiankiln av. (8 Pt Li my BP. an 2 aye terrier pup; male; cheap; Easton). perfect. veh A tee ete wae acct line eae: com 4 —= eres SS 1309-11-13 N. GRAND Co repairing g roofs. urnper jes, <« : — | eee Ee, ; spe wimg ot aon S. ‘Pike’ Hotel, TemiNoa — CARPET CLEANING MEDICAL Al “esaewe ‘receive - vombenes aan _lwoer World's Fatr. 4 A+ ee » ? , ¥ ARPA Ts Ww orcs. ahie attention. oad och, ta 9 Bo f~T-r tn ties TICKE’ rw ANT KD Lady’ a and gentleman’ ‘: “tek wr AMERICAN Steam € arpert ¢ henssiae {“o,- Conyers raerese se WOMEN ONT, SPL aging Telephones: Lindell 16st mint (€2) valee Bony. Georgé E. Haley, 155 La Sotie a ¥02. Tei eine lady's ticket to Buttuto. at an aioe ben mie made over and iaid; low-| 1. G. Raymond's Monthly Regnlat. nan | Delmar 38. —- spatch c ne { ne- x vw h Oe ‘s) “KE — atlaiiihaataradan » teenth and Pine © sts a la Dal e brought bappiness to hundreds of ‘anxioua a RESIDENCES, ETC.. w For sale, Brown Bond, abd Wack : Th T OW, ANTE 1 a want to pur: “haan tloket 1: = tart po pain, no danger. no interference with wee vestment 5 Ce, New Orleape: also teke ~ tu | CHICAU. Steam Gar 1 o & Gara: ~ — and in oom. cheap. Harvey J. Reader, ra sexet te Cha. 812K Pine, Courtney, manag pet. Cieening Co, W. N. Me- | relief tn aaa 5 dass; we — hever know toe Ww. W. MeCley , TICKETS: WANTED Two tickets for { Chicage: ie new: Lindell 2030, eg ‘ ag ~4s* me "a. ae imods Gen “_e ed: rine Chestnut - y to Friday noon, ©. J. Cloughiy, sexta Hb via Vinuey _as, =) 3 i ie, ‘et Chicago, Tae e:, a WALLPAPE CLEANING, wo nnd ats — EMI TRE: 3. on b Carper cleaning Co. : os, p.cat Pe. — tee Opec | NICKEL PLATING |e eg) ERE Ravrmond h te eae won im) ea KPrISK Be as fine Spe per hem, a oe o Be taeda gd a bg we =? ob lp See bor . Fraublin ar, . DEGGE & MUSICK, vit i1i9 Market st, 42) He sone i) To. Peedt-we, Lintath eat Bln ace
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i samara att ate AO Retr res, eae aoe a aa * ee . ’ ie ' s tw 3 ee ‘e: OT sg F ai mS % nt be Coe Peres ore: ot oy : os ‘i = r - ‘ - vee . " ez “3 tae A Ghee rate ae apt a SOY eet at .. Y y : rs a ae $y A 2S, aia Yo ee 3 : - - ; Nhe e j . 5 ‘ pa t ” ‘ p y ‘A of J . > = Ys Oe ms m - TUESDAY—ST. LOUIS P ISI , —OCTOBER 4, 1904 : 4 ‘ ‘ + , =. * x a ~ : = ns BA ST ae TO betwee OE >» — ns 5 at Oi: ¢ > ~ oe , be ” r o Pose. ww —EE CO al *- -* — BI I ety a aN OUR IRS ; : , - van ~ 7 2 — ial ) inci | - ' ea coe ; prnecte - pm eee ent oe ; , : ae re * — ce er ies seunicloel 7 ; eye . :, % ae it Soke : a e : es if 5 "3 ‘ ae aR a j aig * . f : : e ~. . | + . . etal A A RT OO RC A re me ree — nel — — — aii " — . nein ee eR See A ER OE 2 Ee REG eens ent k an, — os ST. PAUL THE FEATURE LOCAL STOCKS IN HEAVINESS SHOWN | SS Sues : IN AN ACTIVE MARKET’ prryen AEMAND BY WHEN isa we No dawhite at Sugence Se SHS BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY. Enormous Buying in this Stock on Rumors of Favorable De- | ; Sales in the General List Improve and ts to Bull or Sustain Pri BUTTER—Firm. Cres extra, le: firsts, velopments Cause a Gain of Over Seven Points and | Pri : aS . : T@iBe; seconds. 15@N16e; country packed, ye: ‘ ces Show an Advancing essi sold ] Tee little for sale. No. 2 iadle pected, extra, 15c; firsts, 13¢; dairy ed, This Helps the General List. Tendency. | sh 5 gi es iets ” gece oe $ oT: at reaibe. fancy, “16@16e; poor be ase in@ibe;" grease, 4@ | Trade Topics. . Bpevial to the Post-Dispateh. By Associated Press. | nh NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Prices were stiil N -woRK Oct. 4.—The stock market | — mhall cabied that a | NEW YORK, Oct. | Pacific coast wheat scarwo of blue 3° 753 L444 PPP = 2 See ‘enréthe upturn at the commencement of/|today opened active and a oa aalene RAILWAYS PREFERRED HIGHER THE COARSE GRAINS ARE DULt higher. There were very large dealings a om Wall street thie morning iri Erle and the United States Steel stocks, and, although the gains in general were first transactions in them ranging from . . rac ; ; New York twins. } ; . small, trading was active on the buying |9000 ‘to 6000 _ shares. The Metropolitan | ea a Bp Poy tence bwin. pide. . a ge Aa York oe an ennessee | This Stock Gains a Full Point on ° . All F ° n Wh at M ‘ — . — i6e for ah . : Sos Soal made small declines. ; Declines 1n orelg e ar n ember, 1903. Galvest LIVE POULTRY—Firm, the general demand ex- London contributed its share to the im-j Rallies and reactions alternated frequent- | Quite Active Buying I . 5,224, i This ee Ae cellent. Quote: . Hens, 8i4¢; roosters, old or provement noted with a higher range f!y in the first hour's business. which was | kets and Large increases in "ted Sele tine on the stagey young, be; epring pickems, 10e for light cary . ' ~~. , as ; ° : e é c wv : : e . of values before our opening, and con-|A"Prewk Sin United states Steel preferred | Orders. : Supplies. rio Olne Of, ateadity at all our ports.” | Foung: tae; Gucts, Oe; peema. Rei wines chick. geols advanced 1-16 on both money and a 76% to 76 disturbed the ee Prices in general were on the upturn at | H : ‘ny the speculative wheat mar hat hope ators says one of ait ana ottviaes pigeons sg ny ocnmn wht apie ~~ account. ith a recovery to the top agail and CON-| the sega a fe eaviness in the 8 iat nes ate eavy movement o ce tee nk . ee le : fident buying of St. Paul. Pennsylvania | ¢ fasion of the local stock exchange [0-)) )) was even more pronounced, the lack now until weather / se aay pers oe Rog | feet Buy 88 ~ ' es. lic; daisies, lic; > I Sentiment over night remains cheerful J, ee Ter | Sa acai lay ar . _ re | - we cadstgootes ut ; : strc “ggg al A ie oo ee ror —_ _ weneral Hat figured meer | of euteide business only too apparent and ene een Neb., says that farmers ayound | ‘oosters, Gc: turkers. 16e ; ‘ks, 10c: spring = no adverse feature regarding the se-/Stronglyv. St. Paul! gained a point and oth- rominentiy in the trading than has been ) ; , > are husking corn and putting it inj; «Dickens. St, for heavy and 10% for light. . we curities market is apparent in the gen- er leaders ‘4 to % United States Stee! he case in several sessions past. ern | professionals not so unanimously bullish, cribs. : GAME-—Woodcock quotable at 85 and grass tte Met. .--Clese: 7, eral situation. The weather i preterred sold off again to 15% and the traction issues were again quite active and/as evidenced by increased selling. Outside Bradstreet’s reports 4,997,000 bu increase ; 50 per dozen. Wild ducks, per dozen, pela on 4uh; December, Ts Tha § Jon. Roe ¥ mather in the grain whole market vielded. Pacific Coast rose | tn preferred stock considerable of an im-!scarcity of choice wheats, for which strong ast week in available wheat stocks of this. 5 G8 50; Blue Wing Teal. $2.45: Cieteon American mixed quiet. On and cotton ome ( tions Is favorable in the om. r ) ; ' OT. ement was noticeable. prices obtainable, 2 nd only a fow cars then in@loatther "i Canete east of the Rockies, . mixed, s2: Jack Snipe, $1.35: yrs ; od. ulet : res - | extreme amd the possibilities of frost ™ . DuUOS ant upshot in pt. "ALL Are 'h- L ransit fs0ld to the extent of 449 shares | wanted, the cash market held out no en- an increase of 3.624.000 bu ati} an, Fh | @ge to come is practically past. T “oe cifics, on eriormous dealings, checked the | at 38.25, compared to a late sale yester-|couraging features, Milling demands lim- points outside the official visible, against eae enone, Cele to fancy. 110 te 1201 =" LOUIS, Oct 4 Oct wertet ; . practically past. he gov- reaction, St. Paul was rushed up to.162% | day at 88.1214, but in the preferred issu@ sited as flour trade generally poor. Foreign = tétal increase of 4,028,000 bu for same | pps Biue: sn hee eye Me. e! otrene ma ae ernment report on cotton wae on the whole and Union Pacific, Southern ghey Penn- — stock was taken in hand and on the | markets were all lower and apparently not —— last year, ns 1.784.000 bu in- } a t ee canoe eke wo aN. ive. a 8 agg : @ satisfactory showing and the danger :of éyivania and Illinois Central] rose to 1%. | ransfer of 296 shares advanced to $61.6%% | a bit alarmed over prospects for small sup- afl se at outside pointa, Ccurppean supplies Ay ee Chaise per dozen. 45 7 A - goed. loss from the present indic i ' The response elsewhere was not marked showing a gain from the sale price of yes-} plies. Argentine and Indian crop news fa- } - and in markets increased 4,900,000 bu *RESH FISH—Black bees, 13¢: crappie, Ge for ong 2 i dai! leasening ag ernie ne — yield is}and the United States Steel preferred fell | terday of over a point. On the advancelyorable and Australian better. Enormous ee _ week, againet $900,000 bu increase a large; dressed cat, 10¢; spoonbdill oot t ee er eae cree | ee cc ncc ee tere cure hal und some of |the stock encountered quite heavy -velling jincreases in available supplies the world ; car eo. The world's available increased | rst. x: , Bye: grows, Sc: buffa- | ¢ pe 6 OS the local bi wavy withdrawals from|the cotton carriers were held back by re-| 80d the price reacted to sales at $61 andjover reported by BKradstreet’s indicated re- | a) 1,000 bu last week, where tncreasing 12.- reased, Sigc; gross, Sige: erman carp-—inrge. | gy ese... € OO od gle apa Log eer but interest rates | alizing on yesterday's advance. | closed the session in liberal 2 ll at | culvenaantn “‘pelow offerings. These condl- 928,090 bu a year ago. Corn available de- Gressed. 5c, and gross, 2c; sunfish, 3c; white : 5s anged in the neighborhood of Bonds were firm at noon. (this figure. The bonds of the companyitions are beginning to tell on speculation Sake te teakanees last week, — 4 perch, 219c. . oe 6 8S 1 14 | ~~ a year ago. ats avall- oon nents tena eeers y and PRODUCE MARKETS. sce. - i2 and renison saddle, Ayre per 2 per cent Foreign lendin ; ‘ i g in this mar- Continuous selling went on throughout |} were in fair de ; ‘acti j ar ; ! 6 e avy ; oe 5 $ nt ol } 47 mand at a fractional ad-!and the speculative market. They toid so |, ine ee ~ maopey 1 oe cary accounts for}the market, despite the | sensational ad@-| Vance from yesterday. oe i Goavity today that the close was l'gc below aga! . nal ie a aoe Jarge interior demand aaee. le tace of the} vances in St Paul and the large demand | Trading in the bank and trust issues!|day before and practically at low point for aR bolt? om Seereans Tene ESee. ; native seers Realizing sales on an enormous scale w for other western stocks. St. Paul touche. | Se ae Sharp at times and prices mad@/ the day. Spéculation appears to have pret- | eign cro sondie Rey “Sublished in Broom. erebat sand jobbers nd. NOT to consumers, att steer the feature of the market during the — l64%— before its advance was checked. Mean- - oa tang Missouri Trust was active and omity near passed up coarse grain in the local } aj] y yin —— a to a ge .| Fr wire re ith wewtern ster ond hour of trading, but all stock ressing while, AD abash, United States Steel and a ~ eet of 268 shares sold up to $130, show-/|market. Trading is extremely light and Kingdo wr « Seen , a. — GRAPES —Quiet or i! e... bask wunlind for sale was readily absorbed at : ntiektiy - gr bs ages gg cen m “ee a lt od lh xo oes _—s of % a polnt.|changes in price few and small. Certainty able; tieate keiiies Ihde eee . 16e for Concorde ; pony : eta, S@l0e for 7 western ) ; liigher level of priees than those aeieeg Y| Gays closing ane elaware & udson, s wationa ank was also strong!ithat a big corn crop will be cut and the |G ni 4 , hot 3 insons, ) | 4 western : Seat wt the close of the market ventesany. tive Metropolitan Street. Railway, | nited States | Pot = sales at $277.and American Cen-| knowledge that the greatesi visible of oats fnaah alien ae reine Bevo. faen. Veer.) rruMs.¢ pice sound Dameons, Ge per vba | “Go Wosrem sso sane sues was reactionary, and the preferred 2 age of a point. A relapse 1n St. Paul to a Bank of Commerce was strong, | bull side hard to bull. Cash offerings small regardin b tate mo otter ee wa ig eae PEARS —In ,bbis: egg ig RE wentern cere ss apeeeelenea stock declined to 75%, a point under last “wie undermined other strong sta ks and a} ® a ugh no sales in this issue were r@&/of corn, but demand light as also for oats. | Hun "3 Ww ee ae seeding. Bat weak ee p if © | do receipts 5 00 then stronger. When latter weakened setl-/ limited and no show for expart business will CRABAPPLES—Per bbl, $2.50q@3. MANY MIR « Suwsoswmasneed SaEsstaszss nuthorize the issue of not less than $6,000,000} Gould stocks. St. Paul moved. earatically | y ce ee’ Le in) , ; ce d , - ae wig > 4 a a Ss | United Re - in became s« reassit here that Decem-f{ Eur . Bott : ™ _ Pe A in bonds to finance the eating dest +4 the = intervals, but generally touched a hieher age a Railways pfd . ian =. z ioe ania ers A sine May opened tga'ge 590. . ree 2 ye = gory $s 6 OALAFORNIA DECIDUOUS FRUITS—DBuerre pepe ee er Co venga / Sad plac od each setback. By 2 0’ lock it | German Savings raat see} 86 he lower at $1.17%c and sold off to $1.17. 5.45: € ot a 2 en Hardy, Duchess and aor Clairgeau, $2@2.25;: Be rn railway o ficials report affic inj Nad reached 161. Union Pacific was selling | International Bank ........... SS pee ie No encouragement was obtainable from] {°* 25; straight. $4.50@4.60; ee, 7 ee cee Southeast Illinois Co ference Liteh- a ee ee eee eperte eget . A ttn but there was von much altera- | a a LR Gee ee or the cables unless it was that a careo of ere, 3. BGA 10: low grades, $2, f0. ae RH wp toncenaw Hgean coe ee. é 01s n at An : . & s - on in other prominent stocks. | Nationa ank of Co oe... 3! Ou! mcifie cos , 62 o F rng Oh. ‘EE D—Steady and in demand . . . ' . ore, ; I L atk minerce Pacific coast wheat sola to France. Liver-| ating Basis east track and in ly Ba gery boy 4@6 per box, according to quality; Florida field Adjourns After a Week. crease in coal traffic and especially in the South Side Bank ...,..... 3 ae x er ‘e, react ! ema , - | pool opened 4d lower, lost “4d more, re4ct-]| for hard to 85 for soft winter; mixed feed at 88 Orage eee eS 100 LITCHFIELD, Ill, Oct. 4—At the close lake region. The line also reports an im- A PRAL Third Nationa] Bank ....... 20: Le provement in this line of traffic and this WHEAT RATES FROM THE COAST | Commonwealth Trust ......... - " "sd, + lost most that later. Lon- @S8e for hard to 8 i: for soft winter: mids at a a - of the « l eompany'’s earnings at the present time , | Mercantile Trust ; om Wwe. was 40 %4d lower and Paris off es. V5@OTe for brown an $1.02@1.04 for white. West LEMONS- ‘New Verdil! from store, $3. 30074 and — annua session of the Southwest ~how a tendency to increase. PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. ee The Northern ; Misalsel ppi Valley i sare . eather was cold with snow 1n VU innipeg, side ip 100s, bran at Roc and mide at $1.10 for aoftt California, $3.50@4 per box. Pah Illinois confe rence here, Bishop Cc. cy Me- - “ but settled otherwise. and receipts large at] Winter. At mill bran jobs at 88@@0c ani ships PINEAPPLES—Choice Florida, $2.50@2.60 per|Cabe anngunced the following appoint- 15 ‘ . Enormous buying in Union Pacific and li i : ; (rae | Missouri Trusi St Paul at S cenaugicm I hour carried these ia- Pacifi has announcéd that, commencing | : f ae ay : | Minneapolis and Duluth. 1188 cars aguiast | @ $1 10@)1. . crate. KAS cline a mente: sues to a new high level, Union Pacific}Oct. 6, the rate on wheat to St. Louts wil) | Sf. Poule Union Trust ......... 350 Oo =| 1018 cars a year ago. Receipts at St. Louls| ,HAY—Larger receipts, mainly of low and me — 1a eee & ee ee “aan Title Guaranty Trust | eee OF | were 136,400 bu, against 82,700 bu ore year dium grades, for which really no demand. Best ‘COCO ANUTS- Per 100), east track, $33.50 Aiton Gistrict—Preaiding Site, 2. 3 ee ? AK > oo . ac . * ’ ° : ; | aed) , “> | Granite City. Alton First Church, M. MH. Bywere: 1 5 Mz s é 2 ore @ Tre@-ihe 5244 cent equal 4 : . me 3 : oor s,s a ee Pt oetanee #8 he ve cents, or equal to the present rate | mostenel — Ist pfd.... _ | ago. Hay scarce and —_, poan ones track: Timothy. jobhing way, $3.75 per 100 a a : " . : . a) ("3 ‘ An LTA ] “ © « } ne 7 a} iT 5 act's n : to §$1.1714 for December and! 9% Bag Auge wg ee on. sf CRANBERRIFES—New Cape Cod (early black) in Alton Washington Church, C. L voming, but the rumor is prevalent that in Blin lle ype a al 3 ae: o Ast BE. | Rell Telephone ee | $1.17 for May follow ed, but later weak- |! ge@0.50 for Noe. 1 and $7.50@8.50 for No. 2; winall way at &5.50@6 per bbl. thalto, J. W. Webster: Brighton the rearrangement of the plans of the|Tculs, Lil., ¢ nd is concurred in by the Ore- bane o¢ oe see ened, principally on thé increase last week | prairie, $9470.50 for No. 1, $7@7.50 for No. 2 and CANTALOUPES—Firm and demand fair. Colo ow od Hil, E. L. Ca . ed; * fa 4 f) ‘ { +} ~ ; Laclede Gag com. ........... oO , : ‘ reson: Northern Securities tangle that the St. eb pe & Navigation Co. and the | 6a : 995 eri. 115 eat, | UP the world's visible of 9.897.000 bu. De- | 85 for low grade; clover, $12.50 for No. I and Tadeo, T5c@S1.25 per pony and $1.25@1.75 for ; ; Coffeen, Chas. Kepler: aul Railroad will figure prominentiy. | dpe lt phew? from points in their ze- | i. . cember sold down to $L.16% and was offered ag for No. 2. standard crate, 3 eowes: Edwardsville, T. E. Money remains easy at 2 per cent. Sales)spective territories. , 100 oo «| At $1.16%)1.16%, May selling at 31.16%. Ev- STRAW-—On track, wheat, $5@5.50; oats. 96; VEGETABLES. vel Albright: Fillmore, F. L. to noon, 692,300. | QT! ery foreign market reported on showed de- | '5¢ $7@8. POTATOES--Ileavy, but nominallr unchanged. A. Large; Glen Carbon, to be It is reported that the Pennsylvania ° os l & iscust See ) ....| clines for the day, Liverpool 4@da, Paris FLAXSEED-—St. Louts—Lower at $1.09 bid spot | lowa, ‘tae ee meet Michigan rural, t — Grafton, " railroad has rewarded a contract for 0" _B rre 5 98 123, | 9c, Berlin %¢ and Budapest I%c. Primary | fo arrive prompt shipmentr. . Sees tarly Ohio from farmere jy 2s) 4 ers; Hamburg steel coal cars to the Pressed Stee! Car JAPANESE REFUGEES DEPORTED | me he Nang oi receipts were 1,387,000 “ee naman 1.635 00) $1 18 b oe eee pF a emma bintf accon ~y i ane and 5S2e for choice tent + ». ren Lo ‘ * ‘ P . . , ena og ° ~ ' , , Ry ‘ a . : _ = 10; i. 13 , 3 i : rT. > . ay . c Co. and the Cambria Steel Co. In addi- : . : . : | «Transit, 440 at $8.25. bu one year age, and shipments 1,010,000 "bu oh ‘ tor @l. . teas i te NION&—- forth ; oa Lite d ¢« t ; tion to these the company has ordered Arrive in Berlin Where Friends Are | United Railways preferred, 215 a: $61... 3 ;, against 752.000 bu last aaa (Clearances ‘in ee ee rey eee December, $1.1515. — iTONS- Steady. North Missouri, 40@s0c pert ge rol J. F. ¢ built at once 5 passenger coaches, | 29 Not Allowed to See Them. | ay baa $41. iy, 10 at $61 .62'4. “1 hat a flour and wheat were 27 me Du. LINSEED OUL—Car lots, 360 for raw and ive for J 7 Quote home-grown at She ville, O. F. j te powerful freight ergines and is considers! jo RrIN, Oct. 4.—Seven hundred Japan- | ees ply vee od > Se Hg - rhere was little rally to the market sub- | boiled. per 100ths loose. On orders, 75c per large crate. |? FE. Barnes: Shipman, J. T ing a bid for 20 coke cars. [t is — seeng see , ys agi pte rank |. iio! Trust 3 et 129 50 Bg yealae 4 ' re re and they were shortlived. A PORK—New standard mess, f. 0. b. closed a! wr yf ny wea $l0@ii per ton delirered. en ro Magee Upper Alton, the company is in urgent need of addi-| ¢se refugees from Fussia arrived in Ber-| we, aa Matte a Sew ‘good many bulls were busy unloading and | $11.98. ; aN A RAUT—New city made, $2.50 per bb! Saxce, oe >) tiopal equipment on account of the in-]| lin today. The Japancse minister, a com- aeeeee y M petie iy Rage Dh diag gg itheir selling caused a still further decline _LARD -Choice steam cast side closed at «ec; ane ititaeetne tea ston) casks, | 6. " Shamard’ Belleville: Ashley, A , hen ‘Peaxed tonnage noted at present. : mittee of the: 20a Crocs aotiety ‘and -mis- Brewery Association Ga, $1000 at $96. PoP nae eo om ben gem ise 10% gold at ket tle-rendered, Suene. meats, jobbing: Breakfast ecken | “a oice nerthern, $1.26 per. bu coup, WW. emper: ley, A. D. Lingesy; 1 taijroad earning ceming to hand snow ae ig Dregs S-| Baet 8t. Louls & Suburben Ss, $2000 at $90.75. | 92.02 ANG Close] at §°4@ 1. 1d; May ce a he: ; : | fg ? : . . 4° : ¥ atana vie vee ee eee ee hae 4 ¥s ’ n, eavs to 14¢ for choi light; TUMATOES— , Ti bee sii _iton: Belleville, W. T. Morris; liberal ag porsrt in both — fgg ot — gations at fhe switching oi to | ene» semanas Beant me > yo rs — , . Californts. 8% «0c: New ork BB nS ga Per bu loose, SWc@$l for choice Giot felts; Buxton, F. : ne ‘ * : as ; — 7 ‘Ae . » Fy wat os ot- « ‘tr Ow! ‘ a! t steady or fow ars d ge } . ) oi . . * N . oe retws ne. or } a aed 3 om “ re Asam aan greet the refugees, but were n ‘ allowed St. Louis Money Market. choice offered. but aaa * nb iow — ~ SMe. sincked boxed Jota, jobbing war: TURNIPS—Home-grown, 25@40c per bu loose. on - —— M. 1. week of september report an Average! ty approach the train, the railroad au-| Reported dally by Benedict & Copp, 62 Wa'i | wise | and heavy ot. LETTUCE —Home-g-own. “14200 per bn. Hall; Road Svees, Oe Sroge increase of $06 per cent. while 52| thorities affirming that it would be con-|street, New York City, and 411 Olive street, st. wise. Milling demands Iimited, both local BEETS—Home-grown. 20@25e per bu lovee. Costar a a ruads for the full month of August sQ0W) trary to the regulations to permit non-em | Lonis, Mo.: tee nontd Sa and eaeine a carried a a ee tt 4s ed Quote at 35@40¢ per bu looee for round podem conn! Ps an average yet gain af 2 2% 1 r cent, pt areite kn ereae he cracke Th a no 2 Indoreed hills. receivable 60 to 0 dare. 41.74% OV er. iy Sample cdelirvered- No. ? rt J at CAT, ; sat * none ; e green arn 2ic for fiat. —_— ‘ ’ » ay A a, Os me at “. ‘ he : ‘ . ‘ CLUBECES | ps . ’ . + 1 81.19% local and $1.20 des ; . , 1 OLEOSTEARINE--Nominal at Sc. OARROTS— Miebi eo , aT Winstanley Park, The enormous absorption of St. Paul and aatt tr a — ‘ Pay ar - Prime four months’ singie pamer.......:.4% 2 local and 31.2) ad stination: No. 3 red - : ’ ane ae ” as 2 Miebigan, per 100 pounds 4elir- . , . the. strong advance noted in his issue sail from Bremen for home Oct. 2. | Other good four months’ paper, not so well E jat 21.10 for western to $1.15@1.18 for near- ae a en eGhac. ve Te — gag = tah me Se Seckess, Sogeee. joneews, : : io oe —--—-—-———- — — te Pin yw: WNW at Qe 4 eee oa packers’ prime, 4’! c. LO . 400500 et was the feature of the later trading. Phe oe ye pay good sollateral see rin we as ’ or t = = . » iad rejex ted at Sia . GREASE—Small. irregular lots country: Rrown. MUSTARD “GREENS. $04 r Lebanon, J. t, b stock shortly sfter im yesterday cf 74! DONOVAN COMMISSION CO | CBE Pete, eal Sh Sao Lemsnaahs GhSATat® [Wik Nous mare ar ete Rik fer peor tol eR alee ee ne | ee Liver: O'Fallon. Robert, Morrie; Okawyitie, « show! a ain “On yvestleraay 2 . aii sabe: tea. rt: ee Bp By n+ lan nets ¢ o> SI i) for poor lO; ter for choice. : ALE--10e per %n. n . ; BON ASH—-llome-grown. 20@25e per i Z. Reid. in ‘ “tee - i ‘ance WHat -° o- : , WSs as asorint ‘ ° » . Ores: > r oT s Is - =e 4 ._ « ~ y , ' cape! eee ong ot ae mt ance... . f isn’t enough demand for the actual stuff from New QOrieans . ....2%¢ disconut 5c discount | market was to draw bids of 471 ; , cons saeaiiaie rere. . ae | SWEET POTATOERS-(Home-grown New Bermuda mont, *. > ees BOunee Sep sem twol the bread-éatin blic,, and the: n’ Loulsrille , .25c discount 15¢ Uscount | cember and May, these lit ae Gikteecuen deem ' Closi Highest Larweet Olusiug at 40¢ per bn loose and red Nansemond at Soc. |“ °0"" Brook os breaso in public buying in the past two) tre ene eats aan. these Ot esetye .- \ entantacta sau Law little changed from osday.( ‘Today. | Today. Yodar. | Southern [linois Qneen, $1.25 per tu at wes to be supplies dy %. dave and the sals to noon would indicate demand for the speculative stuff from the spec- d chi on ge no aged nage was dull one PEP Oe Bam oapeanene cetthamancecenencncnasntacnieadigaraae J shag « © > gts at $3.50G4 per bbI. On po a ; rs eS 4 , blic is i he! tie nihlie Teither %&: - _ — a 2. Cesbeit 4 ‘8. -s a mits iere were oniv 10,80 WHEAT. order igher. =i ‘ . "e . : ’ . that some a guiry ves ae the yu aii She un h - niative prbli Neither Gin stand for the price. DEATH IN JUMP FROM TRAIN | bu, against 46.800 bu a year ago ' én — ~ a . ~~ ee ADLIFLOWER- Northern, Tic@$! _ W. A. Allen; Eddyville, market for the tirst time in mahy months. Foreigners won't buy our breadatuffs and domes- | ee - een ; 1.17%@%b $1.17 | $1.16%4 (1,16%42%—b Home-¢' own, T5CR1 pe: ber aie per crate. S. «. Sheridan, Eldorado, E. F. ; 16% : _ pethtown, N. B, Hoilewey; Eotield : December was offered late “go4~t | Dec... ? In the last hour of trading the market ; ; + ate es ater at 4,@47'ec. 1 1714 %ea 1.17% 1. 164; 1 b ; G 4 th tic SUN} tio: t at j e 1 , ‘ wee tT M birt ie & iif ain (° ; { ~- | > ap ; May. 1.de Au” . ‘ » & ’ 4 Y 2 } = ik ¢ " , *? . aaan abruptly downward. The weight) ‘ aakeaee bay ne level. 1 ol bears who buy on heerr belees , ; wieuld be taken care Ol . Litchfield “ WAitDac. ‘Al close 47¢ bid for former ‘yesterday.’ Today. | Today. ‘Todar. ‘loowe), sexdPHe; slightly burry. legge; herd b Raper ae if. peg ene, 7 argrave; Jpenin rices and cianges were as fol- ! . ss a" vate & “earit that he would he pit fT the tas] ‘ket — nach dated andiniditiall ——— ae ee 2 ” Wry a@idyc. Teras, Indian Territory 4 [. hackery, to _—s Wes Capper. 69%. BL snes \: Pid Fe 1g Cash market—Little on sale and stronger WHEAT. barry, 14Qlern ry and O8 Mount Vernon district-Presiding elder. J. W. Yesterdays. obtainable. - @y >» deliv iain : —.. ' ample deivered (91.16% | $1,154, | $1.15\a | (498 monthe). 2292%e: coarse and low, 18a; 2h; . lied: Benton VY. KR. Cook Haltimore & Ohio, 98, advance 44: Erie «a warket loaded down with a two and hel aay Y ° Wart ondale. . ces oat nigh rate of speed. Smith was foun 7. 2 w (A GeE,.- -} a0. RN t, she27 i aw. cies a) eae - While a aN St: ml, shmereie: nun ry, oe : ’ -" ; ee ~ ‘aah vntlig ) Dacis: Cortoth, Herbert S@beldon; pretty hearty load the corn, ills, are carrying if} traln or turned over to the authorities, lehornn— dedi (9% months). 24474; medion . ; y Anna Swe, advance 1a; Brooklyn, 5854, advance % anvone asks Ton. When it comes tea nooming | is thought Smitb jumped just before reach-| N 2 « Bde: No. 2 ; mO1e an 9 wallow MeNelll Mount ernon. : ' "Bling the station. The train was running Bilge: N ite no simeties Eniian oo j.1 1.14% L.14%ea | Hant fine. aya; eavy sandy. 1aauid ab. . Carbondale, J. A IK: advance %: Missouri Pacific. 0%; hans me re ' . “ ; OIL TL : waabed-—No. ; ec: No, 2, 2541%0e: rv, 32 J. iis . >on : na . : A . : ; gi ; . : 4. } illion crop it s A hard lob, Same one . € . = ae “ : ] T tle : i hes er and Pelest vance ‘, Reading, 69%, advance \; sve the jot 1 Mea : : alrmost’ unconscious. OATS—F ax see is mornin aH ~ Sige 574 HIDES 4ireeu salted } . pl fe ii} | hat 7 At 3219 Laat le-je a\ € pluses if “ a Siti if ra f? tk " tne future ‘ “1 ot’ pein bid toe JT *} f ' > B Camphell: Creal Springs . 1% x i He oe | ‘ » . ; “--! > Smothers: Duquoin, Reseho Robertson; nk- ‘vivania. 132%. advance ‘%4; St. Paul, OT ; t%- Fantfic Ay p : and > friends ¢ me 8) wa . } ’ if, ad occupied ft} , idivance a outhern Pacific, 575, advance and | a my friends to «uo m Sane. Re. Fred (, Smith and W are had occupt+ ember and 334),¢ for May as Chicago! — . eens Som -_-—.-— aD ' Me ui as: nnenred, ; A Trion Pacific, 1f 2%. advance in; { nite t rere tue dose fo prac, ie eres too matt house until A 1OeW weeks Hv. «tronger, bit > tradin; hey -. . 1 lit le MINNEAT' LIS ‘ : = lip: |] Mee’: are salte:! fort. to be supplied; States Steel common, § 19%. unchanged: | tien ad it is thought Smith was on his wav tol iyterest sh a Trading nere ana. il t ; : a ‘a - i" ot ee tag ~PFany oe gue” eras ‘ Blizzard; Jonesboro, l'nited States Steel preferred “GA 1 , | it i ITA RR REKI - CM tare . XI — Smit! t li ving vN ' ot ‘ LY ‘ m “= ‘nOW : . Re ae iyt - wel a) a. ral bu, Cloetng ’ Highes? Lowest ‘ lows: D4 7 . ‘ iy a py - _ - J . so ‘ ). Lioliey:; p .-, See R- UIT Vine etreet. HiCag oO “ae og eae Pigs Hem Mil @ Sis-: against 66.100 bu one year ago. Yesaterday.| Today. | Today resey: 6 P a ve a mo , er a "4 ; “lure. to fe eupplied; “ Stes ity. an rhanged. te ; Jian! iond, Ind saat ss lade A | | +. : , ea: z: eemen negle ted mi hae see gat yg ae pg tnide WHEAT. “RATHERS—Prime white | ae ‘i . » J. A. Teas - © t en i ES Rosy - ae e crease at polrts ontstes sai ATHERS—Pr ow Mh rae om: Mound City : = aoe } | s . . ~ . $1.14% $1.15% ($1. 15% 0% a Tre, ate a _— : : Peak tne I on 4 naan wf caneatt ' } ‘ € Se er “ ee “tt . N , f 4. i; Proetor: Vount Vernon clrentt . ) > Marion Jackson; Murp " 1.10% @0e| 1. 14% @SG) 1.14 Ars | TOLE DY. Sees xexe, Be: tare. 10 ner cent on ‘sae ! ’ , . eee ee . ay neb, Chacles ‘Atebison; Opdyie mie Cjosing | Highest | Luwest Closing areas . bw pay rts Be gains Heng Sinckneretlle, Get aed TWENTY-F V yesterday.' Today. | Tvdar. Poday. c oe ty " Garden, to be eupplied by J. HB. tluffman; EWARD TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD _ — aaa tata sa ia ville, 1, F. Barnes; Temane, be seormne by ~ ony woo Shygl gh poe ny of Cescarets : in gold will be paid by the makers of Cascarei* en 7 "$l Te x i i prewiltts ie Midge, George Fidler Ete, ’ ‘ > ° e ‘. . ees . . +} + me o 4 “ a all a : ° . ibe eel “reason why" thin ts» “Good” Advert PF By By BR GO bree co NGS | LIVESTOCK BY TELEGRAPH. | Wo: vows” walzusiti. te be supplied ent. ’ ww : ay * wes ‘ we on wh; his is p00d ertice FE ot ae Tee ne , tet~ot —Preat . ; 2 Good A vortpenent?™ ar ge ied cen wh , ment, imply snawer the question ‘Why : cuicago. SOMATA, Oct. 4,—Cattle—Receipts, 5500; market Pn — “tthen, Be ° ie ams: A le, on a postal card THIS WERK SURE ti. Seer. 7 = ea sen fF gy. or pte ge = eee matt you ne oe | eee “| Lowest Closing | sirady to strong; mative teers, $44r.19; cows and} x-ivrnder; Bone Gep, W. L Jove ling Remedy Co., 1302 Trude Buildin h co - . ‘*nmmings i bs = 7 4 “a "71 4 "y or Pra a4 ‘ fet. ”, : eon r M. “an . Teese; R : od Deg ot). eS ve Gr HA Hinctnding 2000: erna; mevket steady: native} pogselvitle, Harry Smoot, Sumer sr 3%, _ Sh he a) | ateern, Ss. "t} : cteere, 2.40%%.75: 1 summer eirevit, i N. Johuson “CHICAGO PROVISIONS. eon ” - onare 33: A Roberta: wen, teeeas Oo. — . . es r es ee oy wut clostog | Fiighest | Lowest | ¢ joming hie, is eee VO a; western a fe gt mA 4 Yesterday.! Today. Today. Todar. : : western cows. &1.5093.2. Hotel y.nenoa: Alma, H. 0, Wister; —_ POP K oe = ' “Fe celpte, en. market steady to strong; hulk Of f Foung; Avena, to be : etc eA a : a ‘ ov ov: ye ahh x oneee Wat packes 4. Reecher city, Te x. Ellteon: $11.75_ Moya wigge dB mo in lights, > ho 7 ae She *p i Ven Ilenten; 4 entral Citys. 13. 44a: | Rew prs, AMM): mar eteady: oe luis Ba Je | tralia, ©. A. Ree -- -—-—_ " 7 ~_- 3 8h: lambs, £445.05; range wethers, 82.2090 "5; | wiaveard: Deetrick, J. ait , ewes, $3.16 GTS Pool: Farina. N. W. aT Tthetn: inka, a | MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. — | swat ‘itunes Sines YORK. Oct, 4,—*ygar—Raw, quiet: fair | Canine etka. KAger le 7 trifugnl 96 test 4 5-16 ; MOlaeee | I. ¢. Witkin: ar, Elmo, B, et: c ehe.? ? ~ § * quiet; orush mS: mew ne Wier Peake: $7.47 : S00 ai, 7. 2A mm vy } LOUIN CASH MARKET, }No. 7m granulate, 3.L5°. Coffee qulet’ | Kimhall Hollie aang Ye ‘erdar, ’ . age. aa “y ss rON th . 4. Tbe “ may | matanet malitains bang p WHEAT. e firm ftene, vith the genera! demand eteedy vod : 4 . A namieia : t cith oorehbases made hy deantere '» to Weert, if supplied; Xenis, J. &. . $i 10 YGF 20 $i. av 7 ‘wated that fully 76 per cen have teen | 1.107 .8 taken by manefecturers rm chickens, ie; ‘fowls, lle: torkeys, ide; dreaecd, firm: weetern chickené, 129g) lic: fowls, TEN MILLION BOXES SOLD BP 4 ee = '* |GRAIN MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH tS ee oe 4 . = , ae 3° aarti Pr CHICAGO, Oct, 6--A decctne of a cent occurred ° : os 3 56, . ’ in wheat bere today ae a feeckt of genera! sell. JORK, Cot. 4.—Poultre. Alte ener, | l4c ; ‘xe, i8@14¢¢. Batter. cheese and «x APW YORK. t. 4.— oo = see Me Oss. is sr : aie , vo ) 11D\%. December solid : oO } be! en ee 0 wee oe Oe : | aM ; ‘Thilatelphia. Bos c | Ne, bite +4 | Daal eidera eold vily end the result was soo ae ; New York. ” Wilf mat! vo tequest, 400 p * | Ta! et ” f wy Chleago reported receipt» 2 : al et ei 3 _ i Ges Rs S Ges ere ew rain in St. Louis Elevators | one eid g = . et Plmert cece ein 2 8 t | | fe hee” and thep rented ; corning te .« . - 4 B ~ « ' , —— 2a : ar n+ dh Retas.. [¥ea'Gor. Year ope Wy ai ath True, oct oma at al reepoms bitty see ee v.021 WT. 2! " - on , ial * } 3 & a = - sf pe ae HS }Ore ph o s ” S.4 os 2s ’ > oe Re Fs . at tn TK 33 Core. ; (ms eeseeaevervve paed vee) Ot 4
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WITH PET DOG) THAT | “BIRTHDAY PARTY OPENS NEW WORLD} — OW ITALIAN See — / 7 ‘ Re ‘Il The statements published below was} NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct, 4.—John Or- Place for. ic SeE ae fH Haalser Used Lone Di : President of Royal Commission W1 frm one claim of Dr. Schiffmann thas | °°! °f © Pierpont street, charged with as- th and life. - , a oe ang? | the collet See pan x - Wife on Doorstep, Lonth to | Mt. #84" more closed from s tree "ei Accept Hnshand’s Theory, ——_| thrive. - ot Oe rs roy al Itallan comanission of the A Hay Fev The policeman awakened Orboin and he in- ‘ - 2 i ts os | air. had Hey Fov wren tape pn Bs. had gon} to ry ek , Sat- * is true economy to use CN freely; . ie ns Bet: : S : . 4 wives iT at. itday °* : } ? r¢ ; ‘ = ‘ +n Then Police Found Out About It, | 7 ER se es Sere ‘ M. Pavia siitiy ar isa Af agate hta! Utday night and that was the last he re ponte 2 of prevention saves many « : : Z SS i? a aks | after a visit to severel cities of tne UMmrtecd ty ‘ore : . of cure. Because His Wires Were i Rise aes Sige oe a Sisto - was chosen vice-president from j Fa Wa-cont trial bottle of C-N wit eka yn % mph igs ga. as ty poe , . . . . ‘ u a Strung to Trees. Co a eS le : , Italy for the Universal Congress of Lawyers | St. Louisan Killed by Train. gertn-killing disinfect a | . | ee ec ag +. oi | ind Juriste. and at the congress discussed | LITCHFIBLD, Il., Oct. 4—Fred G, | fall clearing. ae. Vn = or Hlenry Haaker, who says he has made ee. = , oa i ’ ; the question of International d.vorce. He ds | Smith, who gave his address as 3219 La-| Your dealer sells it. Send for sample. ot Se ee $50,000 for himself and confederates in a 5 RSE See a EEE a= 8 ‘es re Yeas , onher of the Italian chambeé) B I n, —— arenes, St. er, where he ene ‘ of puties and I mace = ; ie 2 Sea ae ge Oe 0 ; th itvorce question. te. Gieg i ‘ at OSsp . His Ne , Pe. ‘édling. ip Beg: Oe RE ead , _ eT br nea A meri was to study the home was formerly in Kansas City. w York and St. Louis. i Skee For an idier Haaker has been quite busy (Eee 2 1 oe 2) aes CC SE fx oe ee ar ee d. in his studies, gpeguatgagtitiecooys ¥ me . a fairl P :" H h b ‘eat | coe 2 Oe OA oe SOR SPT ee neonle of the country, —s 3 e EF A CE ATCT ees NES, 0~2 b8] airiy successfui. e has been a t- itd ieee ie oe ee cs > erie. Serene wi, Sd Re ests Be , et sil American women. | ee AN ARR TE Esa , ae. an cede Sotse4 , sated - ae ee ehete Wipes «8 : Soe eee , . ne AS Lei "T} ve to aa nire ™ ns Be Sng race resuits to Philadelphia by long- ee ais Ss Re aa = Rae oe e re meet bs women gn Tia to be comrades g ee CT ; aa a soe ne. Ss Reece aaa mo MEE > AMmerice - ser ate rea’ Gp. i ‘distance telephone, and with the aid of con- r+ fie ft ee ; ey a Kee ya of thelr husbands and their men relatives, | ‘federates in that city has been getting a a RES ipa So. alll 3 b «Se. 4 afd M. Pavia. ‘“‘Not oniy : good deal of money 2° eee oe a a ae pe ee a es , - have intelligence and ave a . m™m e* : on ie RR Bere ia ; a 2 bo: s Fact ‘ bee , >, een aubjecta. We Tiaiians h: \ . ones es e's » . hes . : ome +S have they beau- accuatomed to look upon knowl- ' Haeaker has been staying at 6240 Clemens Ream 3 5 Sete coat fey oe =? =a Se cena we solore of the. jock- eg ge : z : 3 ere ters fe 14 interesting. oo. nate knowledge. Le RAY, 2D a was connected with Philadelphia by long a oe ae Sa RUN ESN SOS Be ue oh et > ? ‘ ' ; . 7 . ] 4 lh ; ; te ‘ Je toll the dete: tives that he HT d his ' Bae x ‘a fa > a oe } ae *" : n a = lhe ceelepretion ¢. ; Ital an da. ws . : cane * ; ’ . - = ; had $50,000 in a “shor cai : poe 3 o% clude the full day. wbarit . : NS vil sien . , St. outs i ay. Trieste, Naples. etc.; Retterdam, Rotterdam, rig arents and ro home, and the world seemed tical purposes, had a birthday. That is, ag swath be assisted by M. Bran- Berlogne: pevre. Ldvespect. a ee 1 very dismal and inhospitable place, in-| she had never had a birthday party, and a}.};° yy Giordana, M. Alfani and M. A. BAMBURG:, Uct. 1.-Afrivod: ucner, New birthday without a birthday party is not] 7,c.i,° York. via_ Pi smouth and Caerbourg. i jeed, worth while at 4 veare . . Z4°Z E10. —_—— = New York, via Vlymoutib and Cherbourg. shi TONDON, Oct. 3,-Arrived: Minntonka, New | 274rents and a pet dog, and her happiness} at the Leach residence on Ea - Main — - aad wd S - ‘ , . — +1 . 1 : - S " : York. - ee OS Pan M has been completed by a birthday party. oo. ct bien ee re has a woe Mr. ; ad dems rT we ? a ani » : ’ ; ne - rs . - Sch . i “ , iné > > GLASGO . Ch i i om id] on Refi re she Wis > Voars old Ivy Ws left - new name. ireal, via Liverpool. a xa a ‘ a CHERBOURG. } S.-waied: Germanic, fram! without a parental pillar to cling to, and; er guests were Grace, Gladys and Ruth ‘ rf > 4” ‘ | ‘ , * ae . : Masterpiece Is “ New York Har veuts Holding of Opening of “tt tent possible that I get off without ZQ h: 7 single-breasted style : bor. Victim of Tuberculosis. Convention There. Raeioeee y | aN te A Nabe been at - ‘ 4a 3. : : >j , . 5, Oi —Frederick iguste Buar- r , . Desaunit o Rania The policeman took Germont to the North 3 Le ; double- 1s a ) ir , x? or ale +r5t af ao a : . — “ . s . oOrse draw ing his CON ered trur k : care aes *) ’ . Suey _ | F o>, died this morning of qics tuberce gen recital, and was forced to hoid its fret) wagon. He was following the northbound an otk oe ia eg *. Pot many two-butten deuble- losis. tie Wiis about ih ve ban of age. ‘ seasion in Recital Hall it made amends i - . 3; . , att! a - "Wy. : — - Pe q breasted sacks were wo artholdi’s ide: is the big things Y frieg ek : ' ; :; ‘ear Dickson street he say a southbound \ Sue} ) pod ae he ier ia “s fe fz hi , Bartholdi's ideas Was un big things. Tl fpr this difficulty in the afternoon, how- Broadway car eae ” at i ‘same me Fif*>. ~! oar, Wares Sty. SMe. oS ot = ; ; while the three button sin- considered the Statue of Liberty ; one of ave yy: securing posRe asion of the big ment he . heard the gong of a northbound ee TRAE FP bi LO es o- ate -_ er. 2 : gle-breasted sack was ite - ° ~4 aeons ‘ - o + ~ x ~? . } : ~? ‘i : : ‘ ‘ Cam : r rr : » 7 ay " ‘y 7 re Sie5 eal fe ae . yy Ps es ” % *'s . s ‘ 4 : y i tne largest sing .e Ug Ulgs in the WoT! qd. as hall and having 4 recita] of its Own, with car ee him. He turned his horse | Reon ee . . . ." . Stat ‘ o% 7 , ‘ popular, too. This Fall the ra nee . cilia . : : : : pen aa 1 east, expe tj 2 if “oe .*, "Ode . oe . = = . ri i Of pin masterpieces. Charles Galloway at the big orga?. of the track in tinie Se ra spite ng portman sack t ' The Statue of Liberty on which Jar. | President Francis was to have addressed But the horse was slow and the north- we get weir by using three tholdi’s popular reputation in America ithe advertising men at the morning se&- Soene o? the United States during her first: 1% years 2s “7 nation. The money for thi come vmntil the afternoon session. ~_ BOUthbDound Car Wak approaching a? : Evans made—$25 to $40. 3 i. ; : ‘i : . oe oo ane cS ‘ caaainr ae ifr h . #19) spe 1: (sermor a Iving helnle«e . Ae j work was raised by popular subscription i fuesday morning s s¢cssion was under th rt Bpeec . Or ying helpless besid E | M ( | h t ll = ° irj t ack, tnought her x as Pies ON 7 | You know we have opened af} no inrge amounts being received | auspices of the St. Louls Ad Men's Leazué,| iim. He was frozen with fear and sande mmons and ViTs. o1eman = cac c MacCerthy-Evans Talloring Co. new hat department and to When the completion of the enterprise} and Frank L. Osborne, president of ey 0 re. O t t ve, presided. "The speakers were: Hf] "ho tar whized toward nim. re rene! HOW they were saved by the use of } High. Grade Tailoring. a7 ‘em 7 Te ge eae — , y a r ) " wif 4 yO Cz rt), a l sebie . oe : 4 T = Le i ie \ 11 a nit 34 hy gd ci if’ ¢ .. a a 7 - M | » WET! took to raise $100,000 to finish tie work. | -| Young. Bi Page of the Des Moines Capi- |" hen the noe of the tor and a privilege to write you about it. tal car Murried to him he felt | “T suffered for more than five years with ovarian troubles, caus- and represented dhe gifts cf 1 BD of After the afternoon session the delegates! insisted upon being examined. ‘Tr . wae . . : wet na at the lowest i and represented dhe gifts cf 12,00 peo-) giii te ihe guests of EB. G. Lewis, and! not a seratch or bruixe about him “@S| ing an unpleasant discharge, a great weakness, and at times a faintness poss price. ple. | ater will take special troliey cars for the) The w and horse were not badly} Would come over me which no amount of medicine, diet, or exercise | do own sec v7) OL tne ity, rats 6 me) Gamage, ‘ - , ‘ wntow : . seemed to correct. Your Vegetable Compound found the weak spot, The success of thi tbscriptior AS ase $1.85, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. ; sured when the ‘Drtenale tt Hal g fe a witl be sidetracked for a ow OF (tae | “1 - deetea*) “ a } f — pe ra ° | Reached New York bearing the statue on Dope Prophets _— a “i bas } er take my word for it, you will be a ; me, 1886, to be present at the unvs ling of nis} : great work. , tles delivered. Phone White Rock Water Co. ham’s Vegetable Compound, and i eS weemeteenpeenee ER ° ° ; i : "4 ‘ } . ort time.” — NY Rs. 1D 4 } N é * , 4 Defeated in House of Delegates Is Being Prepared. f Ov H Mayor Wells and other city offieja‘s al Another Case O arian Trouble engaged in drafting a ree hil) ' ake the . | via of ep blil Huthorizging the jas ince Cured Without an Operation. : of Bonas to the amount oa $9,900 000 for tne. } a provements to city buildings ana +n, se “Drarn Mrs. Pixknam:— For several years I ~~ mew ‘ }= rar. _ tion of new bulldinges. a?) ich Ore: nee Rett a nee i Rie ate sage in the House of Delegar ne 20F Das- | ~” SSX was troubled with ovarian trouble and a_ painful : {il provide that the matier hone Md = and inflamed condition, which kept me in bed part [pointed out that no time world be gale!’ | of the time. I did so dread a surgical operation. by 8 spectal election, which would eee ed | on , “I tried different remedies hoping tone better te Beg meee a ae “S but nothing — e bring relief until a friend | Fuyness | ad been cured of ovarian trouble, throu We have the unequaled choice, | Fireworks Postponed. | 3 ee of your compound, induced me to t et combined with the extra quality | Owing to the Vetlled Prophet parade-and took it faithfully for three months, and at the end and lowness of price. The beaut ball this evening, the great fireworks a, ~ of that time was glad to find that I was a well feat 7 pier of me, Combining =f Port Arthur, woman. Health is nature's best gift to wom ipegt $k | eature of art and modern handi- site eae oe eee by Pain, and if you lose it and can have it resto seaus - Bettoees .... . : Ne Snes 5 the W Orid’s Fair grounds r Pinkham’s V ‘om- Arm Chair. ..66.75 All poe craft combined. _ fy will be given Thursday eve etier tina a ee : through Lydia, E. - Vegetable C ©. meatch. Ay a | tauight. ‘Thera@ay le Germen*an tend of : | - suffering omen — i 16 now oO a R&, ELLE LE- eo gue aaa ga ae sas P IECES F OR EACH ROO M tenets ialcisia ac , mer on “an, Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tenn. Pies Sia DOVER, Del.. Oct ompromise. h letters as above when some d ist tries — SSS —— am, Mel., OC. 4.~—Both union an It is well to rememember such ie by ~ 8 CUR ASSORTMENTS IN regular Republicans admit that a oe pom to get you to buy something which he says is ** Just as good That is impos- ALL LINES is VERY been, or is about to be consummated which i as no other medicine has such a record of oat as dia E. | will resuit in a single Repubiican ticket In ham’s Vegetable Compound ; accept bo other and you will be glad. LARGE AND WELL | this state. Reports are tha ape re that the following Pinkham if there is a Don’t hesitate to write to Mrs. Pink is an; SHOWN ticket has been a ‘ . gree) wher n: . | L. W. Lobdell, Wilmington (Cegulashe aan not understand. will ¢ | tenant-governor, Gen, I. Thomas Ppa; [ Ud Witimington ¢union): representatiy eo AL THAT'S KIC, fitram R, Burton, mg fonbenith ae SCS ne oer dee > eta vy