St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 25, 1905

Page 1

Seventh Edition PAGES TODAY ‘ } 2 ae 8 ke s 2 2g Sande i“ ee A : — ey ; F a4 an ee ae ee ae. daily of . Ape Tee | Se ¥ EBON i aig eg SER ete Kxaers ee oe ‘ % b Ar ee — ~ , —_ , ¢ A si : “ ? . s Os — r. 3 9 ° : . ~~ se ey . ~~ - en ‘ PT, aN «- noi i - r ¢ Ma aa a ~ » onl - 7 7 * , ~ a a 4 ¢. > -” a d ‘ ae , iS e : , ‘ CF pails ‘ , os > a Pus 3 fh oy ‘ a 4 ¥, et - a e, on , 4 a ‘ sans 4 — ss ‘ : > , ; : 3 ‘ ~ . ‘ é Te, as \ / a “¢ ~ 5s y ‘ | $ oe Ft\ Sint Hy Sy — f sy ; = a te Me . .. F A a 2 \ é es ae a aes ¥ _P 7 . €e = woke 1 -_ . oe 2 — . ma? d wa J - * Pe ( 7 Pp Mi . . “ 4 5 a “ ma ~ 2 4 a ~~? J tie ) , > oy ee os * > Uy T¢ ” ot oh i « Sow Bs 3 ~—? ’ ea > = 4 . i x r - 4 eh >. oH - : Fie as * z ¢ - é . : F * .) . a ‘ % “ . “4 a ° % : > “7 2 s.* - oe te” ‘ 7 ys ee" * ° 2 De . ‘ 7 ~ e $1 wet fy ns : ‘ rs . 4 d we ey 4 a a ay : i! “ ia " ee 4% , « _ - ° ‘ : Is - a ? F ge 7 .~ ‘ z ‘5 oe * 4 “— Ff a nt /d “» - ~ 7 , 7 oe - A . . => “4 es - + it a : ret. A ‘ > ° 4 - 7 . - . -- 3 :s ‘ ¢ bony * * TT elpeae lsc cadet) Niriltintile ete 4s ani tte ME li hl, SM \SUN SMILES AFTER RAI® . Brighter and Warmer Weather Is the Promise. Brighter and warmer weather is coming. The clouds which have been MRAULL HAS PROMISED MEA JOB IN OUR NEW PARK ZOO | fon ot she | ~ world will scud away Wednes- day afternoon. By nght they will) have dis- appeared. Thurs- day's sun wil? rise on a =*re- freshed earth and shine down warmly during the day. The official forecast: “‘Clear- ing this after- noon; far _ to- night and Thursday; northerly winds, Thursday morn- warmer Thursday; shifting to southerly ing.’’ Our fair weather is the to be due to the rapid movement of storm now over Northeastern Arkansas to the middle Atlantic This storm, which was central over Northwest Texas Tuesday, rains Tuesduy night by its movement to Arkansas in the Southern States, the Lower Missouri Valley, the Central Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Kastern States. Rains were heavy in Kentucky, Tennessee, South- Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and L~uisiana. The rainfall in St. Louis was 1.14 inches. CAN SPUTTER SENT 10 Tht WORKHOUSE Charles Waller, Unable to Pay $5 Fine, Must Break Rock, —E AWAIT OTHERS (‘past. caused eTn FINES Judge Tracy Says He'll Punish All Guilty of Expecto- rating. Charles Waller of 1211 Tyler street was fined S$ in City Hall Police Court Wednesday for spitting on the,floor of a Cherokee car. He was unable to pay the fine and was sentito the Work- house. Judge Tracy said ~after imposing the fine that he would impose the same fine on shown to be guilty of the of- fer Waller was arrested by Patrolman Spillane of Central District. A conductor stopped a Cherokee car in front of Four Courts and called the policeman to rest Waller. Waller dented spitting said he had taken a quid of from his mouth and thrown it on the floor. The policemen said that the prisoner admitted spitting when they arrested him, giving as his reason for so doing that the conductor was “too fresh.” “J can't pay,” the prisoner remarked disconsolately, and he was into the “enge,”” whence he at short time later for 10 at Workhouse. ——— ee ee RUN OVER BY HANDCAR, Laborer Fell Off Front and Was Severely Hurt. Tom Wilcox, aged 5&2, a laborer em- ployed by the Terminal Association, had a narrow escape from death when he was run over by a handcar in the North Broadway yards, Tuesday night. He in City Hospital with a fractured jaw and two ribs broken. Returning from work M28 North Broadway, handear crew to let him Lynehs station, he fell off the front of the ear. As the car was going at a rupid rate, the six men propeliing it could not stop within fifty feet. Wil- cox was unevnscious, but recovered in an ambulance. His condition Is not se- rious. Owe ee eee eee anyone isc. ar aa but tobacco Was sent u days’ stay the is to his ride. Near _-— oo Miss Best removed to French Benevolent Hospital, where eperation was performed wWaien co firmed absolutely what Miss Best ba, suspected. When the news Was broken to Miss Rest she was very fill for a time. She was tod, however, that out side of the shock she had nothing to fear. that she could assume the rex of | man freely and without em hburrassment but that it was obviously impossible to continue to live as & woman. WiIll Geo to St, Louis. Miss Best left. the hospital in clothing in which she entered and went to her home in Brookiyn. There ar- rangements were quickly made for her removal to St. Louls, from which point she will make her plunge into the world as & man. Before Miss Best could leave, however, the realization of the change that had come over her prostrated her again, and she has been ill in bed ever since, The physicians who have been con- cerned in this remarkable case were loath to talk about it today, and be- yond confirming it would say nothing. At the French Benevolent Hospital it was admitted that Miss Best had been there, but no information was obtaina- ble about her case. Dr. Finley would not and he had Sevibae go into the detaila of the case, saying that they would all be given in time to the medical world through a report he will make of the case through the col- umns Of some medical journal. St. Louls has more Post-Dispatch readers @very day than it has homes. | “First in everything.” . | nessa oF hustled ’ r) mmHe, ; | ‘eithley was struck on the Wilcox begged a Miss Ke ith y { «) ¢ —— ee we ee — , Lt**) took so heatcd asi trun Aull of Southern was Mr manner Guion's to by exception to addressing him and went llotel and complained Night Chief Gillaspy. went to but the telephone Lo ntone heft. Guim been good had a Sergt. A aust s, Guion had Wednesda always had argument. Mr. Au!] said he politics emphatic the in ident and Aull and that political “said hi friends little had thes nrerely and Guion had talked had more necessary, that become but no ci 9 i ee sa ae iam DENIES THEFT OF 0 FHUM HERO a . Woman Charged With Stealing Mike Hester’s Roll Held in Jail, and Guion than was Ww. is of Lona WN: who is charged with having stolen $800 from ‘Mike’ Hester, former assistant chief of the Fire De. partment andhero of the Southern Ho- e] was arraigned be Judge W throw in Criminal Court Wednesday pleaded guilty. The set and she was remanded to Jalil. Sept. 2) “Mike’’ Hester,* who re. 3139 Bell avenue, formed the acquaintance of: Lona Nelson. They had several drinks together in a saloon [wing and Franklin avenues, and when Hester awoke, later he found that $8 he had carr ed was missing. Hie complaint to the eing cor to charge the experience, and ‘tion would en taken in all prob. ability, had not Lona Nelson asked Gaffney of the Dayton Street Po. Station arrest of her neigh- of Ison, fire, fore and not case was not On sides at at on, police, up have made no itent $800 to no ac be in the case, Capt. l ce bors, a To one whom she accused 5>9 from woman, } $2 Held Back The Captain sent for that Nelson having stolk her. and money, it to this woman. had the ha dgiven to her house one which she asked to When Lona Nelson called week later, the she she but her: dav with h de for for the money, a gave her all except $259. Gaffney commenced an resulted in the arrest He placed the admitted said that Lona sne came £500). her her. wo- man investl.- of mat- Attorney Capt. gation, which the Nelson woman. before Assistant Circuit Richard M. Johnson, who -s a neighbor and old friend of Hester, but it was with great difficulty that Hester was persuaded to swear to a warrant agains, the woman. She was arrested late Fri- dav. All of the money was recovered, LOST GInL CALLS thrown | HERSELF “TENENO ‘Policeman Finds Her Crying her |} } LLL AE ee a a el, cit te mc After a Fall in Down- town Crowd. rl about 2% years, herself, “Tenene, held Police Station for found crying Olive and Dueker, Litt. & of as pronounced by like Strect A pret name, is at something is Chestnut “ be- Sixth stationed Was fall, at Policeman claimant. She of by cornet? CAUSt re | Sireets, inat The panic inan at Olive Favs that he saw a bo) ruuning across Krondadway low, irds sixt! } leading the little girl, and tnat sappeared in the direction of street, ‘The boy has not been ut and Broadway Stree, the two a Sixth a alicht (cul on the child's chin was bleeding when Policeman Dueker saw her. He took her in his arms &nd car- ried? her to Chesinut street station. The child says her name fs Jennie, that her brother's no - John. > ‘“Leneno, she says. he Mas | black eyes and black hair pretty. Her red frock was by a fall. She wore black shoes and black and Her evidently collar, solled, lace WEATHER INDICATIONS. Wednesday lowa—Partly cloudy night ani looxed back and saw the injured Warmer Wednesday night and in nj man | Thursday. epered prostrate, @ast portion which ! and Park Commissioner | late | a | Lieutenant was | Folk’'s Heather | rr , union | Harriman, , denot i the or about 8 years | | ways, , fulness | [Diagram Showing How Carleton Was Hurt Missowrr-lincoin TrevsT DLIPSGS. NG ‘ i} Hs ( CLUS BYV/LDING LECTION JUDGES MUST-GET REARING Supreme Court Rules They Can’t Be Ousted Sum- marily by Board. ECHO OF LAST ELECTION Fundamental Principle of Jus- tice Attacked by Such Pro- cedure, It Is Held, The action of Chairman Maroney of the Board of Election Commissiones in removing, witheut last spring judges and clerks of election in various wards of the city, was without warrant law, accerding to an opinion handed down by the Supreme Court at Jeffer- son City Tuesday. The particular cases under considera- tion were those of A. Masconi, a judge of election In the Fifth Ward; A. J. Mil- ler, judge in the Third Ward, and a number of judges and clerks in the Fourth Ward Disloyaity Charge. were charged with lovalty by the regular Democratic ganization and the election board asked to remove them. No notice that this action was to be taken was sent to the election officials in question. This was essential in or- der to make the proceedings legal, the Supreme Court holds. A temporary writ of prohibition was secured from the Supreme Court March 23, 195, and this order now made permanent. In his opinion Judge Fox says: Right to Hearing. “In this proceeding we are dealing with a grave and mest important legai principle; the right to be heard in an investigation upon charges affecting not On.y good citizenship, but as well the title to official position with its emol- uments and privileges. The fact that the successful operation of a law under certain circumstances may be some- whot retarded, furnishes no sufficient reason for ignoring fundamental prin- ciples of right and justice which the citizen has the right to invoke in the preservation of his person, good name or estate.” FORGOT HIS TROUSERS. ecial to the Post-Dispatch. (OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 25.—Attired In a suit, coat, vest, hat and light oat but minus his trousers, E. H. the railroad magnate, started his private car in the Union here this morning, and had al- opened the car door to step out- the draught of cold air and exclamation of Julius Krutt- of maintenance and a hearing, of These men dis- ore- was is over to leave ready side when hasty schnitt, director Harriman was still in. bed when Omaha was reached, but when told one of the new gasoline motors was in the depot waiting for his insvection he called his valet and began hurriedly dressing. Between Har- riman and the valet, the trousers were forgotten, and the railroad president was fully dressed in other garments in a few moments, and started for the platform. Just as he opened the door. Krutt- schnitt saw the omission and called out: “Mr. Harriman its pretty cold this morning. hadn't you better put on a pair of trousers?" and at the same mo- ment Harriman felt the co'd alr from the door, and discovered the reason tIn- stantly. The occupants of the car roared and joked him unmercifully as he finished dressing and went to inspect the motor. railroad ve f~ 4 os Sa nv} called his attention to his forget- | he was CANLETON, HURT, GLAD HES ALIVE Heavy Glass, Falling, Strikes Murray Ca home, Wednesday, Him on Shoulder, Missing His Head. — Carleton, President Dry Goods Co., is at his Euclid and Duncan avenues, and will probably be for of the rleton two or three days, waiting for the heal- ing of two scalp wounds and a cut on his arm received the off.ce of Secretary Saunders of the Bu Mr. ¢ close a his Tuesday afternoon in siness Men's League. ‘“arleton considers that he has had call for his life, though condition is very good, wth today tem- perature normal. A souare _ head was shattered by of above his falling beam plate glass a from the Missouri-Lincojn Trust Build- ing addition. Pieces of the heavy glass struck Mr. an > # a - ~ o _— aa ot TF es Ape wat a Je Bs 5 oa or. - re acpi eo a ‘ ; = Sg ahh RIE RE ee Ped ei rm ’ . rly : 4 ¥ CZAR’S COUNCIL TQ DISCUSS STRIKE: WITTE TO PRESID Russia Battling With Revolution Following Tieing Up of the Railroads—Two Con- flicts Between Soldiers and Rioters and Many Are Slain and Wounded. SPIRIT SHOPS. LOOTED: STUDENTS ARE LASHED > | vr" > Railroad Strike Spreading Rapidly in All. Directions and St. Petersburg Will Be Cut Off—Powerless to Transport Troops, Revolutionists Believe Government at Mercy. ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 25.—Prinee Hilkoff has submitted a request that the Council of the Empire Assembly under the presidency of the Emperor to discus the strike. His Majesty ap- proved the request, but announced that Count Witte will préside instead of himself. : EKATERINOSLAF, Russia, Oct. 25.—Bloody eonflicts oe- curred here today between the troops and demonstrators. The first took place opposite the Municipal Buildings, and the second near the Pushkin monument. Numbers were killed or wounded in both instances by the volleys fired by the soldiers. The demostrators near the Municipal Buildings refused to dis- perse when ordered and erected barricades, A meeting of students of the schools who are on strike, was dispersed by the police who made free use of their whips. Many students were injured. Anarchy prevails at Riga, Russia. Conflicts are frequent, many. persons having been killed or wounded, and the Government spirit shops have been looted and destroyed. The politechnie school has been closed. TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF RAILROAD STATIONS. ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. %.—There was considerable excitement today at all the railroad stations which are in possession cf troops. Not a train de- partcd. The railroad battalions were | called out and an attempt wil] be made to nan a train to Mcscow and the fron- | tier tomorrow. Collisions are feared, assenibled at the Moscow gendarmes iInterferred twice to order, out there was no bloodshed. Yhe leaders of the strikers on Moscow and Warsaw sultation, have planned a big for Oct. 27. There are 40,000 employes in the Empire and their aye wase is $140 per annum The Minister of Railroads has ordered that an allowance of $1 per day for foad be made in the case of first-class paasengers who are detained en route, and that 50 cents be al.owed to second- class and } 23 cents to th: d-class passen- gers. pension of the famine relief work. Prince Hikoff, the minister of rafl- roads, whose appeals to the strikers at Moscow were so unavailing, that he could not get an engineer to bring him to St. Petersburg, but who, with a fire- man stoking, drove his own engine, ar- riving here black and dust-grimed, is not blamable for the fallure of the Government to keep its promises made in the spring to increase the wages of the railroad men. That responsibility rests with the Min- ister of Finance. Prince Hilkoff expects to meet the railroad delegates here, but apparently they have already burned their bridges at meetings held last night hong h cont nued until dawn this morn- nN 440 EMPLOYES OF VIENNA RAILROAD STRIKE . WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND, Oct, 25.—Communication with St. Peters. burg Is interrupted. Russian agitators are circulating on the Vienna Railroad calling on eme- pioyes to join in the atrike. Strong patrols of infantry and cav- alry occupy the streets and troops are guarding the railroad and govern: ment buildings. Four hundred and forty employes of the Vienna Rail- road have decided to. strike. The last train leaves Warsaw at 6:30 this afternoon. ALICE ROOSEVELT TRAIN HOUR LATE an al Special Reaches Omaha—No More Fast Running to Be Done. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. &.—The especial train having on board E. H. Harriman and party arrived here from the West at 9:25 a. m., one hour behind schedule time, After changing engines and switching to the tracks of the Northwestern Rall road, the train left at 10:10 a. m. If was stated that no attempt will be made at fast running from here to Chi- cago. Forty run from San Those Great crowds station and restore it } the | lines, after a con- | } meeting ordinary aver- Poland Lines Tied Up. This afternoon's reports show an enormous extension of the strike. Al the Poland lines are tied up and a strike has begun on the Great Southwestern system, covering the territory south- ward from Kleff toward Odessa. The German Red Cross. which hes ar- rived here from the front, unable t leave St. Petersbure Trains in the Baltic running and the situation is re ,orted very bad at Riga and Libau. The railrowd Stations here are guarded by police and troops. The soldiers in barracks are kept under arms and squads of Cossacks are in evidence tn the streets, which are filled with idle men. In addition to the strike of the w~ men of the Obpkhoff, Putloff, Nevsk! Alexandrovski anu sAol.ing works ‘ the employes of the i actories on th Schlusseiburg chaussee walked out io day in Sympathy with the _ railroa: strikers. The price of food is increas’ in the markets is one-third hixher yesterday. The perpie are eu alarmed. The postoffice refuses to a cept reistered letters, parcels, or mone. for transmission abroad. The radical papers aie open pathy with the strikers. The Na h Shisn has been confiscated. n Slovouj, Liberal, condemns the strike us a colossal blunder. Hospital trains is provinces gre not Mlea than peteniy 4 nL in syv™ having on board W# sick and wounded soldiers from Ma - churia, are held up near Moscow. ‘1h condition of the men is said to be pit- liable. British Ambaskador Retained. The British Ambassador, Sir Charles outdo “Scotty Hardinge. who bade farewell to Emper- | ; ery or Nicholas vesterday previous to leav- |appeinted. ae Sotuien m "emoathaull ing St. Petersburg on a epecial mission | ¢;, and making record-breaking time, in connection with the proposed Auglo- | berwene San Francisco and Ogden, Mr” Harriman stowed down to leas than @ unable to (miles an hour. He planned to make @ be- miie a minute clip across the pMinrr mans, it is reported that President i velt, fearing for the safety of his daugh- ‘ter, Allee, who ts making the trip as > guest of Mr. Harriman, requested tha 'siower time be made, but this story cane not be verified. When the treia -hrovugh Chevenne, Wyo... last night the only thing sa d wae that Mr Harrimaa discovered that he was running too tasty. ind decided to slow down. 8 Ee Folk Pardons Sick Convict. Speciel ta the Poet. 4epeatch, JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Oct. 25. @ Gov. Folk today pardoned John Onnee by, went to the nitentiar Jackson County tn ‘owes pn sentence of two years for ceny. The parden was tasued Grigeby is tneurable In iiness, has had typlfeld fever ever pene e the prison and can se" n that wil! ge mah fate thy ner on of one of his legs. taken al int to St. it n lon wilt hours were consumed in Francisco to Omaha. who expected FE. H. Harriman toe “of D ath Valley n bDreak- the | Russian understanding was start for England this morning eause no trains were running. He will leave the capital on the firat avallable steamer. Telegraphic comnunication between | St. Petersburg and Kharkoff Its broken. The workmen of the Puti off Koijoino, Alexandcrovekil and Nevski works #iruck this morning. Can Tranuaport Troeps. The social democrats believe they have the government at their merey since, with the railroads stopped, the authori- ties are powerless to transport troops. This Is all the more serious as bloody collisions already have been report d at various places and a dangerous agrarian movement has again broken out in the Government of Samara. The strength dispigyed by the social democrats has amazedthe authorities. who were taken quite as much by #ur- prise at the evidence of their power as thes were at the time of the “Gapon re- beliton.’ The distress in the central previnces greatl by the enforced sua- zy

Page 2

es aie a pe tidy” ee fo , th anda et Guests at Business Men’s League Dinner Twice Declare Preference for Free) Combination Structure Instead of One! for Wagons Only—Final Decision De-| layed. | After two votes which proved that the majority of the members | of the Business Men’s League present favored a free combination | and wagon bridge. as the adjourned railroad Men’s| again four wee Ks | the Business 1? Pel] only, quarterly meeting 0! League Tuesday might to henee, on Nov. 2] r reject the remommendation of tri In the! ren-| ' to finally adopt , : aa lay wre | ‘ts Committee on Levislation for.a tree wagon Db! \ige only. League will meantime the | . ‘ -P , > sh »> : ‘ >. 7 bd . ler an opinion as to whether the tracks 01! the Terminal Railroad | be with a free railroad bridge the consent of Assoc + | rss ; attorneys 2 Association can used connection | without the Terminat iseue, With or ~ Mel’heete Ss, | ion Committ the | gislal led wakon oT meeting, in my Opinion, shows people had thei mace sunerine alot ah P the citv was cnhareg 77 je did cis he arbitrars to have any UsSSion , bv What ee bridge ] to be remedied railroad fact that not was was a Iree ‘ , +1 sorption : | (alii iiie¢ Paati port of Ss) rd of argument made in repi) ihe il bricks imguments ad | | against a free rail- ' , it Was imps them as arguments They waved ‘“ilve tre (ulls Sentiment Footitsh. A temper as this means @ ire ‘in } 7% > sa iror a ft railroad bri | ee ns "We movud dv Lonignt S4y a iew This timent ReT) aroused publi argument and mercilessi) but ricst liste Ti i foo! reimwea! mipls woes on ishly emaAnding a tree ith from 1 rancis railroad bridg* ie ly rerere ric p | * . a le | ITN i will catch e ter Se through the Mayo overture all, an agree with belie. in this ci all want, rbitrars ommiseion, make satisfactory to l do not temper, I what of AT itv raArOnInR will result in wells the rief chronology of the | 2 not | low | look ’ to ; 9 . bitit ae , 7. ’ "ks my lL Ou 2 5. ’ reniark wast | becoming r iibridge: “‘After the leoll on the been ic = ‘ : guests had rt removal taken on 7:50—-Iniroductor: Cyrus P. W to the meeting had rhe every organization invited, it soln! : ar, git i by its free bridge ennnot 1iricde rst ind nagter ; tation rh had DU e represen- | _ ionly when Nent spoke wry men | . i follow t Lee j improve the terminal condl- Louts w* ne to At Sl. attainments 1) NX ; spoke should cline . heir vi pefore an organiza thei! . words « es of the one } that ag gee ' “The same railroad . ans originates or : : ; ’ — , ove rminates 'n St. Lou! pet fF St. Lou! ™ |. -! ; rf Rassilet ' rr) epresents 60 an | cert . J p! ana portation that “ASI Wascen Bridge Pleas. Reading by Secretary Saun —s. in favor of 20—-Plea for ado S. McPheete! ~Asidress by C' \\ ny free bridge, favoring the sianding all St. Louls for bridge arbitrary bv . te bridge f report wagon juipment trainmen. Any railroad free bridgs to use the tracks « ciation Tl build ter “The itears idge (harl ption « by -_ | + fuse the Termin ror Thre need Van ‘leave. . 40 PpPosing 2 Wagon or rail ' ere is the anda ofr ‘ond, to- | to minals. the absorp- wav to abl: hridge the rail- } } i! gether tion of the is in ly Solid Goid Bracelets || From the hundreds of beautiful designs now on display, we these three for special mention today. . hand en- THIS eo. f 919.00 We have similar styles in different patterns at $10.45) fo $22.00. THIS } pease 4 . nce three vide v hi secret look r | St ‘ect Handsome B racelet, aprie 4), Solid Gold Roman Gold se} With diamonds. $32.00 A Bracelet set with this month's birthstone—the opal makes an acprcepriate birth- day present. ED seam ooten 14-k. solid gold. aifferent stones: te Hiandsome Prac let extra he ivy Sel with five $48.00 Plain solid gold Brace ets, in all sizes, at $4.50 to $27. HESS & CULBERTSON Corner Sixth and Locust Streets. | think it ture TO MOTHERS . The suit for your boy that 14 nea est to being indestructi- ble, that has the bes stl , best fit «nd ‘o ss most becoming is our special double breasted your dealer for them. and insist on havin Over 50 styles to select from. They a: rain-prool. proof; have indestructi‘le lining; trong taped never-r' seams; double seat and double knees sewed with silk an retain theirshape. The est suitein America for the m: ney, Ages7tol6. Ask for “Best Ever" Boys Bui :anddon be per- suaded to buy any not bearing th: above trade = rk. Write today for the “Bey Book. Tells how to dress your bey mest becom- ingly. 16 be free. Clothes Mekere—Chicage vy ee. a . Hc 98 f ae ae by) : re velit 7 e i mf te ‘ a ee eee we hae Pa > See) Nl against a Wagon bridge | | bridge ’ | voy, and Leo 1 abryy pve (}and speaking for the i abolish / we ‘how : ’ ' " iat 7 ___ WEDNESDAY—5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -OCTORER 25, 1905 |Battle of Giants in Blacksmith Shop, Victim of Bullet and Hts Adversary “When St. said: bullt conipet, ving traffi Tormed a bridge and bination’s oad COIN free raiil “to Bive a that th nd IsSiis wv fl Amend Wasson Bridge lEKeport. "T'h . " . L248 Mee ciniz I. vote on ’ ; Leg .siution foll Wins. ‘ully recomme nd: Met League the is- by the officials Business Men Munie pending ihe League ipal AS- bill pro- ‘ lection req ie@st the issue free So as Wwigon and rail- road bridg: McPheeters lutions be separately. On f Ch W. Knapp it was that all voting by rising, the voice of members of only moved that the two considers a reso- irlees be the decided as to get lea guc On the first motion SS affirmative. for a railroad in favor who voted Si) vote the the On bridge against, Among against the railroad were L. D. Dozier, Edward De- Charles W. Knapp, W. H. Mark- ham, T. 8S. McPheeters, J. E. Smith Moger. voted neither aT was unane- motion to the imous. pre vide vote was 4 and 19 { hose Francis for again "T sit” Vote Wiis na nor next to be amended. i’. Smith introduced a substitute for motions pending, indorsing the May- 's Terminal Commision and favoring waiting for the report of the commis- sion. on the . rec- ition as Vote Against Delay. This was voted down by a vote of 29 to 44, Knapp, Devoy, Markham, Kava- nagh, Smith, Moser, McPheeters and tutledge being among those who voted for the substitute. Francis did not vote. “Mr. President,’’ said Markham. *} would like to know how many members present are not voting.’’ “Mr. President,’’ said Francis. rising first time, “I am to remove or do not think action of the considering like to know will report.” difficult one,’ said rising in his at the table “The fact that great the jiighest-priced in the manage the rallroads, proves amply The commission had lragement from the railroads, and will report in the near fu- the free bridge question will come before me for approval my official capacity I shall not state my views on it now.” ‘This meeting, I think,’’ said Francis, following Mayor Wells, ‘“‘will have a beneficial effect On the yrailroads, I came here to Hsten,. There is much ig- norance on this subject, and I move that we adjourn for four weeks to give the members an opportunity to inform hemselves. The commission will, by hat time, probably have made progress and the sentiment expressed here will have a beneficial effect on the railroads. “If no harm comes to the legislation nvolved in the free bridge project from ‘he delay 1 am entirely willing,” said Judge Rassieur. President Forman of the Council, allied on to give his views on this subject, declared that In his opinion no such harm would result. Rassieur then seconded the motion of of any action the arbitrary. I prejudice the in favor should (‘ommission and [| this Terminal subject, now this would soon commission “The subject Mayor Wells, aket experts, is a Seat Sy world, this has As nrobably or veto in — . - vate MS — wn ee aS ih Seo ftw alee site ites oe —_——— a —— I eee ———— 10 JOHN J. GRIFFIN. Mn |; DOLAN, BARRETT Td HAL PRISON . Louisans, Serving Sentence Jefferson City, to Be foved to Leavenworth. Join BP. Dolan and T! Lite Barrett, Peniten- Federal nat- iomas E. Serviiis Stute wiary ii unaer (seritences four jwrticipation in th Uluiiseb lor .rauca, aie BWinong prisole! iInoved nan. Utiue, Jeffer- Bianted Nvtuitis NO | has de- by Dis recy > troni eric icctiie’s MmiuuUuig firmsil istad ' wu it Imqguiry > ‘ risvlie’s pr sul, i aACCUOTLL secure ved. MtUlivil: PrOourids tor tn ‘olin ndation presiden ‘ t «tub, J aeten jed nd other on Col. Dye! informed that the passed out of his hands. hi transfer is made‘tthe State, it Stimated, will ! $40,000 arly in- ‘ome ior the care of isoners All prisone rs trom States Court have formerly been to State prison owing to lack modations at Leavenworth. eral prison is now reported to be ter shape. In the absence charge of none of the say Whether a transfer issued, although an .order Warden Matt Hall led to that the transfer would be Noy. Dd. st. este ‘Gar- of the udgze es barrett friends of lled mat- Ve Federal pr the Uni mse ted Sent of The in Fed- bet- Ceci] Clay, in on transfers, officials wou'd order had been received by the inference made after of Col Federal pris Washington A CO' nN IN OVE PAY ‘ake LANATIVE BROMO Quinine Tabileta rugwists refund money if it fa'tis to Ture. E W GROVES box. PMT "ya crRe Signature is on each | | | of Mother Seeks Missing Son. Frank Kersting. awed 17. h missing from his home, 2510 Belt nue, since Oct. 15 Fis mother, Johanna Kerstine. has asked mole to search for him, saying he is her only support, as her band is an invalid. eee ew o- oe as The Purity of Burnett's Vanilla Is never questioned by any pure food commis- £100, Railrond Official Dead. CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 25.—Henry S. general superintendent of the Shore & Michigan Southern Rail- y, died here today of paralysis, aged 57 vears. He was One of the best known railway men in the country. Mr. Storrs started his railway career with the Bur- lington System as 4 switchman, and steadily rose fro from _{that position. ee ee NO TEAMSTERS’ STRIKE. eee e+ ee New York Drivers Vote Down General Walkout. Special to t-Disepatch. NEW YORK, Oct ~The New York profiting by the experience brethren, when 100.000 workers were out of employment five months, losing a million in wages, de- cides last night against a general strike. Instead thev the 1’os Pan sters, thel (“hicago to “um t aus will wage from time time individual strikes against te owners. This will be more anroving the employers than a general strike, they will be constantly harassed and will mean the employment of strike- breakers at a heavy expense to the em- pioyers. The teamsters say that the employers wil! not be able to stand the loss of profits and will surrender by signing th: igreement for recognition of the union and 2 cents extra for overtime. ea ES ———— Jefferson Renshaw Dead. TIPTON, Mo., Oct 26.—Presiding Judge Jefferson Renshaw of the Mani- teau County Court t* dead here after a severe Liness. ee SO ee — — — Francis and it was carried after Charles Ww. Knapp had called.tn question the assertion of Judge Rassaur that any ret'road could use the Terminal Asso- ciation's tracks on payment of a proper charge and the matter yad been re- , E one oe ; : ; , > ‘ . y+ a aeag a - fe aa pi? ~ SS 4 Ree ev gamemuiennn: LS a be pe eee 7 0 RP ee EN ce. « a ee — : ae aa” LEE ITN AL AMIE: CALNE ENE + ENGR ATR SORE IES ae to Bryan and Garret ¢ the ac- torneys of the league, for an ‘opinion. EE the $4} to tne Federal ‘hues- | the | accome ;} FIFTEEN MEN HURT AT HAE Explosion Turpentine Supposed Incendiary Blaze, Wounds Firemen and Spectators. NE \\ YURK, Oct turpentine tgjured 10 many speciators at a his morning riil. oe Tr ¥ “ ~ - ~ ‘eed lt _ “Ea, PI , mt. a "Sor celebrating its enty-fifth anniversary, Wednesday ana Thursday, received con- greutulations irem tnree generations, \grandfather, mother and son, the eldest whom has been a customer of Mr. Landau he began his business career in 1889. when the G obe store was esvtab.ished at 712 Franklin avenue in a roo'n 2 feet wide and 4 feet de One who came in and« mngratulated heen a customer of his since i . was a clerk In a store. The (lobe com pais now occupies ta | larze six story building, which has been decorated from top to bottom with silver garlands. evergreen, palms and chry- Sathana, Vo.els Grand Opera House is gis ing coneerts morhing and evening and on the upper floors a plano is fur- nishing music. icvery member of president down, has und recognize a “Every cistomer a is attributab.e the g! business. Souvenirs are every department to crowds, and everything in the has marked dowu in honor of the occasion, Speaking of the success of the firm, a member said. “The spirit of fairness, | justice. courtesy, nonesty and ‘every cus- ltomer a frierd’ has been ‘ forever maine ined by Mr. Landau and | ox ery other roem ber of the fir’n, and for this reason new friends and customers join our vast army of re¢ ‘ular patrons every day, which than in the a future even ‘more glorious t past.” of Slice has Wwireti lie from to firm, been taught rnortoe OL thea friend” eat growth 7 tne firm, of the being given away in the big st Te v - -_, Ne ee we ae \ ae oS ae <n o " eS Le os So ee pee Pe ty HUNDREDS SEE Bullet in Forehead, Patrick | SHOT STOPPED He Brandished Tongs at Black- head, Patrick Condon, known to tne po- ice result of his encounter witn yonn Wrif- #n in the latter's biacksmith shop ax wes Market street. - recover. Witliam Lindhoff, an empioye of Griffin. ind a c Station ourts eacn: S i View of the lowe, ’ | Howard's ) Market rounds with companions, 1 ‘ = ‘ ‘ ‘ | orchest tra” the | fee! | { and to this | a month are The and struck him squarely on side S Ss ward Oo Ve th & her gO. si t | his fi: ona his a two more & 1) tered to the opposite side of the street. - a ¥ XN what were window S toward Union wounded man, ce} a h a still aused ship two weeks ago, and Condon start grumbling Sus nis looked ariffin, horae.”’ SNoe¢, looked Condon over to the anvil sald: head. infuriated rather than frightened. He WOUNDED MAN | WALK A BLOCK Condon Causes Street Car Blockade, : ATTACK ——— smith After Feiling His Helper, With @ bullet wound in his right fore- as a ngnter, is atC ty Husp.tal us a He is expected to John Griffin. who red the*shot, and particpant in the fight, great exe.tement in the Union district, were released at Four Wednesd2y on bonds for $x signed by Chris Schawecker. from the shop to Union while a crowd, excited by the wound in his head, fal- whica Condon ran tation, remcdy This is @exp.anation are portion oi simulates in its ravages many different lit contains no nare~ djseases. remedy for catarrh, GRATEFUL | MOTHER * —— a hemedy for Mo Mrs. J. P. Regnier, 734 a Chicago, Ill... writes: “I am anxious to show i for what Peruna has done tor me hope this will reach the eyes of” woman who has suffered as | | “For two years I had intense reguiarly every month, had he and backache. At such times I ' hardly aple to be about, and felt weak and worn-out. gga “I am now feeiing very “well, _ would not be without Peruna in. we a Co athe marshrenta “When I see my children are not aces them g00d so they take ut wi uny trouble. “My friends say, ‘How well look!” and I tell them what made f weil, so some of my friends are to try it themselves.” Mother and children take the remedy, : Certainly this ta one of the best ommends that Peruna can have. There are many families fn a of the country who use Per ANY people cannot escape the |the eldest to the youngest conclusion that Peruna Is a cure the familly. all. that is to say, that is it a The reason for this is that ele for many kinds of diseases. i some form or phase afflicts the | not true, however, The true [people as well as ihe young. | . Pe-ru-na Contains No N Nercotch that catarrra! dis ae One reason why reruna has f vund That catarrh leaves no! body untouched. | a | manent use In so mane homes ‘sg of any 4, is numerous. the | Peruna is perfec" unjversally recognized | used any ler jaulring a d Perunn ts the —— Se ee ——— Were Former Partners. Condon end Griitin dissolved partner- ed rival shop. | Tuesday afternoon Condon entered | aut Nineteenth and and drank several. saloon, Streets, walked shop, to Condon tu rriffith’'s up Market street in an ugly himself. At the mood, open | ! 'deor of the blacksmith shop he stopped, took | nd w th his hands in his pockets stand in the doorway. Lindhoff, who was shoeing a horse, up, then continued his work. at the forge tn the rear of th: hop, looked*up and sala cheerfully: ‘“Hiowdy. Pat.” “Thats no way to put a shoe on a Condon said, at length. Lindhoff made no answer. Tengs Struck His Head. “] say that’s no way said Condon again. Lindloff put down the horse's in the eye, and walking to put on a foot, “You get out of here.” leaped forward, and swung them seized a jmauir at Lindhoft's Condon x tongs IAndhoff, who is a powerful man, hrew up his arm to ward off the blow. tongs crashed through his guard the right the head. He fell, half con- of cious, When Griifin the anvil, ‘er the shup. ‘r in hand, injurea blacksmith. vundon de.iberatelyv. “Stop that, Pat,” saw Condon spring tvo- he rushed to his room When he returned, revol- Condon was leaning over | Griffin covered |} ' sat he said, ‘‘or I'll let Condon, looking at Griffin, seemed io dvanced on Griffin with the tongs in hands, four Shots in His Face. tritfin blazed away full tn Condon's| ice. The shot wild. At the staggered and his head. He continued to hesitat ngly. Griffin fired Condon stopped, wav- then turned and walked wen Bec’ report Condon put hand to but snots. dvance, red a moment, of the shop. this time 309 ut By persons had scat- of office buildings shops many more were leaning. Union Station there raced up street a throng, seeking to learn happened. The street cars ior ten minutes. A girl who was lean.ng out of the of a nearby factory fetntes 88 saw Condon, wounded, staggering Station. a move to assist the but an excited crowd’ osed in. He walked to Union Station, nd had started into the Midway, when, e was arrested by Patrolmen Weaver nd Murphy. At the blacksmith shop Griffin was standing, with his huge chest rom the windows nd rom larket had blocked he No one made bared, and the revolver in his hand. Onlookers stood at a distance until Pa- | ‘crolman Joe ucross the sfreet and smith h rived and Condon was hurried to City tit ere ; the feet. walked to the patrol box at Nineteenth be sh ners bared, * giv ing him a Titanic appearance. : EC ghth ‘) come; Vv NX ( Purchase of More Animals and logical! garden vides i of the additional s been ‘and fishes on the Park Commissioner. in, fostered and | Meramec nrar Giencoe, to attend the meeting at Glencoe Hall, i Glencoe, port So plans and cost of the strnue- ture, & imaportance ) will be taken Wilson ana a nexry w. laed told the black- he was under arrest. Griffin anded over his revolver. An ambulance and police patrol ar- while Griffn was taken to “our Courts. Meatiwhile Lindhoff had regained his He was also arrested. ane bolice wanted to call another am- but Lindhoff objected ard wt od KOE ates surrounded by a of officer is shirt was throw? evy et the neck, revealing his massive ™n -_— ———- 3 — —- onl — ee ee ain te ee a et i el i ye ei le OVERSTOCKED Big Reduction sale Prior to inventory we are putting on sale at our Third Street Store Only a large ar- sortment of Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags and Traveling Goods of every deseription. DON’T MISS THIS SALE P. ¢. MURPHY TRUNK CO.,. Established 1862. Third and St. Charles Sts, —— eeeeeee——eeEe—eEe—eE——E——E——EE—E SS - — eee ? ) ‘ : Good News for All BLUE ‘ Trading Stamp Collectors Call at our store, 708-710 NORTH FOURTH STREET, and we will tell you how your stamps can be made valuhble. - We Have Been Here for 9 Years and Will Be for 99 Years More, We want your good wishes, and wil] therefore make 7 e efforts in collecting your stamps worth & something to you. W: AQEHEQE TO STAY. ° Merchants’ Rel Tradiny Stamp 0». 8 Established 1896. and chest. He had on his yo... and his huge arms were —— — -_—_ —<——< MONEY AHEAD MEANS SAFETY. Open a savings account TODAY at Mii” C* NTILE TRUST CO.., and Locust streets, with $1 r more and save some of your in- we pay 3 per cent Interest per cred'ted. semi-annually; open evenings until 8 o'clock, write for further information. -_—— -—- = NEW FOREST PARK ZOO, ear. fonday ‘all or Birds Is Proposed. | A bill for the establishment of z200- sin Forest Park has been ntroduced in tne City Council. It pro- for the ioecating of the g.irdens n the central part of the western half park. A superintendent at $150) and three aststante at $390 a@ authorized. h bil provides for the purchase of animale, and places the re- ponsibility’ of selecting birde, animals year “Glencoe Bridge Meeting.” Everyone conected with, or Interested the proposed new bridge over the should not fall on Thursday morning at 10 ‘clock, The Bridte cnenanities will re- aa Up Se hie ie ing well and have a little cold, I at one f i give them Peruna, and they know — aH PIE RMN AE

Page 3

. * P 4 2 — : I — 3 Ee #8 f J - WEDNESDAY-§T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-OCTOBER 29, 1905 realized $6351 on the sale of SS ——— | took the revolver from him and ran ! | Mueller him out of the saloon. his stock. Out in ere Me Sie te EKvers; woman covets s Garfinkel then rushed to Chestnut = ea Lavo gty 24 ye ae ted: te ak shapely, pretty figure, and ) j | . many of them deplore the . Street Police Station and returned to leviate some of the suffering by sharing the saloon, bringing Patrolmen Stevi- his -vll with those he arn ge Bi y tha loss of their girlish forms ‘ ae son and Mulcahey. he found they all had more y fini marriage The bearing. es They found two of the men back of | he did. 2 > Mail _ ee | and every | : j Mueller in front of the Falmer aes of children is often destructive . _- o-oo. OU ; , at ok , the bar dispensing drinks, bernted Chicago. He had concluded . to the mother’s shapeliness. that his money was refused not because lon seemed to be having a good reeagef | 4 soa : Sania > 4 , | When Garfinkel lett the saloon, he Al : people had more than he, | because All of this can be avoided : - orien. eV 00 fo é St di d oil - . . Garfinkel Returns to Pind Rois- was 313 in the cose a bert Sloan, Father of St. Nevada Ranchman Berates Chi- nes Mle ge ; ate taweranne oretcn + ody Had 25,000 Cigarettes and ‘however, by the use of Mother’s Friend before baby comes, a5 this says, there ; ter. When he got back he found only @ ; , , , : orl ne take = : several window panes were broken. = Sat at his supper ta ? ‘led to be a philanthrophist ; was ts wa after breaking windows and over- “The Abeles live at 219 Plum street. ay | v- year $0n. 7 ble with | arrestad. Standing in st si oe Bos More than 600 negroes heard a ay by detectives of the Burlington remedy. Sold by all 3 a urning chairs and tables, took a re- | Garfinkel asserts that two others, not newly purches eles shotgun, with! he tried to give away. a fortune, and| lecture by Mrs. Mary Church Terrell ts Gin are Jace: Mechta %: druggists at $1.00 per ue . ; ammunition, stood at | when no one would take his money he of Washington Tuesday night at Cen-/ Lewis Sherwood, 15, and Charles ‘Col-| bottle. Our little > a. ~ . ar Garfinkel ran from be! r Bloan was of a quarrelsc sposi- . ‘ ” sy and taki ; snargg tite elpnan [Onn Sny . tion and had man} roe Sy Bagg pan Mueller suys the East has gone mad/ “Taking Things for Granted. cigarettes, several boxes of cigars and this liniment will be sent free. ng another revolver, went out- ' Rut no country on the globe has any- considered a dangerous character and over high finance. He is going back to — TS several revolvers which, the detectives ’ ° Nevada with only one consolation—that No torture compares to that of a rheu- | allege, were taken itn recent robbefies. tucky Bourbon Whisky and the O. F. A gon of &} , ; weal : ’ d 8) ive one , se because Chicag oan's lives in B8t. Lous, m= money = rébused | necaus sacage & Amend, quickly relieves all. grange for weeks. A half dozen men started a ‘rough investigation at the Chestnut eee FAIRFIELD, Ill., Oct 2.—An 1 Siation. They were later taken to fot ! identified assagssi rh : oi , : t. 207 and 209 N. Sixth street. | lik rolv ; ; sin who fired two loads | ranchman from Nevada, who sold tattle | restaurant, 2 nt, paca al ©, with two revolvers each, smoking | ‘Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from the i. i | The Abeles and Selter wer | kille . : ; South Second street, early Wednesd iy, ing broken heer and pop bottles, and iiled Albert Sioan, a widower, 50 years | drink, has a poor opinion of Chicago. lie Lecture to Negroes. boys were arrested yesterday near La- use of this wonderful voiver from the proprietor and assumed | irrested, were in the party. the side of the tab! h 5S! control of the saloon | Pr nomsaggeeeccnggey omell his death. me waere oan met i threw in into the street. It was later] ¢ra} Baptist Church, Twenty-third and] berts, 14 years old. In the cave the : ALL NATIONS | SE — oF returned to htm. ’ Morgan streets. Her subject was officers found what was left of 25,000 book, telling all about side and fired it three times. to attract thine in that’ line equal to our Ken- had served a term in the Penitentiary A Ga. the attention of the police. several years ago for killing a man. _ =} he was mistaken for a Rockefeller, and matic. Prescription No. 2851, by Eimer The boys are accused of being members The Bradfield Regulator Co., tlanta, of a gang that has operated about La- When Garfinkel returned the ee Fy is unquestionably the best. but his address has not been learned thought it had a taint. ALLL LL A -SAVING HOUSE °&24® PEOPLE! Grand Opportunity to Save in Our Great MILLION-DOLLAR SALE £ All new goods! Some never opened before! We are getting the. store into shape as fast as possible! Tomorrow you will find= OF er - on . - _ wel ate FORCED SALE OF i FORCED SALE OF | . . A VEILING CLEAN-UP! : | LADIES’ NECKWEAR | BLANKETS, COMFORTS Balance of our recent great purchase goes on sale tomorrow | SUPERB FRENCH Fis TS AND at still lower prices! | — / PRLS Those d inty Batt berg Cl isettes— rere Handsomely trimmed import. | PER Tate dainty Battenberg Chenisstise— | "ZR ATHEN PILL The remainder of those charming new Tuxedo Veilings. both plain and spotted, in black, brown and -blue; regular 25¢ and | | ae. |. J ‘ terns. with long ostrich POR 2 regular 35¢e and d0e qual- cS = 35¢ qualities, at the astonishingly low price—per rt 4? 3 er hy it] K a SR = Gr ities—foreed out at, C PE: XTRAORDINARY “Foreed yard - i(jc dienes, a imported rikbgecntes ae each Sale’’ bargains in these goods novelty feathers, ete. Nearly ais A small lot of fancy Neckwear—some | wi]] make business hum tomorrow in Plain and Spotted Tuxedo Veiling in black, brown and blue; reg- H $1.50 1 $2.00 I light] ular 390¢ and p0e qualities ; foreed out SOO oft t 1e@1n altogether. ats were Si. anc eae each—-s ig it vy : ‘ soiled from display— our basement. | at, per yard meee - 4 RA at vou’d buv eagerly at $15 KEM . nx 7 Pay si : at Blo, asa foreed out Thurs- 11-4 heavy silver-gray Bed Blankets; real good £18 and $20 eac ae NY ; lity; Forced Sale Price, FORCED SALE OF | $1 wee" 4 7 h, me which day for only sale. ee ale si: , ~— Sees. ’ Bas BSS semi-ftitted models; plain colors few hundred dozen of Price. .. out : worth 15¢e dozen—special ‘ere l6c to 24c pai ‘ 0c will force out at. ¥ specia 0c were l6c to 24c pair— | $22.50 Coats, in light faney cloths. we a SOE SNP ae ewer. oe ever saw for the money Nie he a er des, : — SUITS—$22.00 and $24.00 Long this splendid, new base- Drie eres | LITTLE ARTICLES Men's colored border ~ Children’s Tiandker- 5e—they will : - those plain hand- Ic 2V,-vard Flat Cotton Corset Laces; Assorted lot of Dress Shields that FUR SETS — $10.00 Blended River Ladies’ Vici Kid Lage, patent leath- a 4% | Se Se RS Men’s all-linen inittfal choice at occevcesee also black Kersey; medium and Coat Suits in a variety of new Forced Sale—that’s the cause of these astonigngly small 4 a pene eee, | of ours! Tere are spo. ee es : , ! | 50 Long Coat Suits: fitted or . De re are spr ~ es aeee oe ee Re ee Handkerchiefs; the chiefs; we still have a : , : , nae ma See. ws oS Re | lind that are always : : At bargain prices Thursday in this great Foreed Sale! and mixtures: Sale ? - clals tor [ hursda a 3 eR SESS he a aoe ow Ss he forced Se 2. 15 ates eS. ™e oe. teeta 5S “sete. ‘ kerchiefs that we be Womea’s All - Linen, Fancy Silk Garter Web, in colors; 15c Tomato Pin Cushions 9c | Mink Sets; large flat Muff; er tip, extension Pg ea oh eee LS Sees Handkerchiefs; all 38 $2 SW es 1 aay $6 25 Py a | 5() POS OR ia a ae ae a initials; hand and ma- “AL: 79-4: plain, embroidered and was 20¢c a yard—Thurs- werey. y Price. eee eee oo to 8 . ao ys aa. ae Fs. :% . % chine embroidered; . ~ : hemstitched handker- day at The new “Lax® Safety Pins: ‘theet Scart alone, $2.00 SaaS i ee we were 15c—they a chiefs; regular , »% : ‘ a I lies’ Patent Col ,] erie 3 > ae : _ RRS will he forced. ae 15c and 25c val- C Black head Hat Pins, 9 or 10 inches made: once used, always used . _ - ’ -_ " a . , A + ~~ ‘ 2 ‘ -_ : - f lew a | oa tS > Tana Mee fle Die Fos te p Ta ee i \ oe | / wl ie sit 3 Te ae oe a 4 Pig ee ¢ 1@ ; . A ¥, Sy 5 t fp . 2 “ : 4 OMk. ft ‘ss 2 , ,2s : ~~ oe. Satet = r ad tr ie, eae * : ee gee es ae by, vale ie eh ok a Ph tale ey 12 x am ¥ wees ral ‘ al : 4 4 P * . Aa ’ of por; 4 .* Tee wo ee > eo eee a oe a, i wart BY “ : ar 5 Se age Sire: v us basal paar eae ee wie ¥ 1, gj : ha Seall wv : “a A - - 4 A ee atte va . ba . , : a ot oy . : - ss a i poe ea ce PR ae: / a | : ss =. . . ‘ oe pe Ns ‘ - “ 5 - . ae i . r , - 5. ; ° + a J Ls ‘ Fe oS nal ’ eee tee ee a ee es Sra ae ee ee ee ee eee Saana <a Nay fy OEE ea id ua. ats re a " a a . y aga . a ie LLP Oe oe : : 7 eee —_—-— = = zs nr - » — —

Page 4

y a a. " . " ~ - a ~ : eae Pr 5 » —) , “4 *, ‘ « * . ae oe , P ; . x ay oa 2s ata ve) x 4 ae ae Beery o . a ~ ¥. , ‘ oe c res a i 2 aes ae ‘3 C2 af a ! . a“ ra ns * oe re - Pad Pie, 4 aa sy - = « i a : & So @ : aot ft ‘ te ~& Pe lie ae ‘ a =e 4 ¢ * : ; aT oe eg ; ai =; % “Whe en ‘ a ro eae “ ag! ea an , we = >|. __ WEDNESDAY—STL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —OCTOBER 25. 1905° a ae : f er SRN — 2 5 ° Joseph Grain Dealer | $1.00 Gloves at 55c St. Louis’ 25c Underwear: it Sy eee rere. a HILDREN’S win- | s s * 47) a G / f F ISSES’ and Boys’ ; 1 Everything as Advertised |f) “ound Guilty of Forgery) | iy} tcia'ti , (2 \\(Cl ee grays and tans, | 6. GF f 6 | a mixed lot of ‘ } bie ve ame , 3 tj some silk lined, 7 al ij ribbed cotton} ie 3 vere e fre z ys are fleeced, flat knit cotton, | ce regularly sold at ‘ Sizes 16 to 22; 25e¢ to CHARTER eS PR Special Thursday. . 55¢ Washington Ave, and f Sixth Street. 40e¢ valnes: mri be OAK STOVES Main Floor—Front. Main Floor—Aisle Two. = A re too well ae : Bi iy / i | 2% 2 | known by repu- — Ss?) i e a a Cl Ss’ ul i p US a e aie tation to require anv advertising. ee lL : 1 i ey J UST ten wonderful bargains ereated by our creat purchases of} | We sell vou an ree sd week “| makers’ stocks, but each is a wonderful example of the hundreds” me |i -and hundreds of buying ehanees equally as attractive, which re await you here tomorrow. Let nothing keep you from this sale. | =~ 5 Women’s $13.50 to $15 Tailored Suits at Only $7.50 § RRM E BINS ATRERS. “Petey: EG Ay SMe Coe Tel Nae Aarne ae he | . _ + sae , : Taur Varl aw “EP , If (ine Noilar Weekly 5 | AVN GE sth A (it TNNGU AMR y coeeytle, tte HESE very handsome garments came from a prominent New York maker whose output exceeded RUG) Wins BAER an Se US ta tow ek ) the short demand caused by the warm weather of September and early October. They are very 7 \[T 1j neatly tailored Suits and are really worth more than we say. They come in three different stylet | —the long coat tight fitting, the short, and the Eton styles. Every one is very stylish and beautifully trim-— OUR “PRIDE” ey _ Ae ye ee f ye ‘ A | ‘ ate Ray eal $7 a () med. These suits are easily worth from $13.50 to $15. Your choice tomorrow in $7 =| this great maker’s surplus sale (don’t fail to come early if you want one) at only Is positively the Second Floor—Five Express Elevators and the Moving Stairway to Help Quicken the Service. very best bar- WA he ' falls a | VOIR 7 wo: vain in town. f VAN RL NaS BLOND oe Thorouhly| fia \B VU NVAME| Handa $1 Biack Cheviot $ his Sale, 59 good — carefull AW CACO SS andsome ac eviot Serges in this Sale, c| made and _ fin- Weis, | : EMA SOIR tt | ished—it’s al A me Ge Ci 7 lunges. E closed out every vard a prominent maker had and gained a price concession at the same time that» ished—it s abso- Vey a Mah Oy SE LAR Fe ak Oe AC | ; SUE Ne MS BCS: | ililieate SCONE RSE REE | pretty near cut the cost in half, and that means much for you right now. These fifty-four ineb 1 lutely pertect. SUIT, AN GED. ome ey OMY ee ER Ph ee Res Just like cut, for : iy Ui Aah Sa “tie RAs, = ee : black Cheviot Serges are.in a beautiful black with wide wale — the correct thing for full suits # | “3 Jae § . MeN eee BN hay Se ‘ | . g 00 | BAS ot x ne sit SON eS ae | 59 and long coats — and every yard is absolutely all wool. If you are planning a nice 59 | IP os 4 ne + sf Rg? Sa o a pe oes voy wit ' . Px f ? hy KS : ‘ by } Uy? - , anh ALAN: tle Mg : , . 2 Bi BS | BP et Yo PARR ty cont Cad yas panes | C black dress you surely could not do better than to buy these goods at, per yard.. C " o> oy ¥' a ' : e ‘ Lity + ¥ t : . e \¥ " . fs . 4 N rye oe. a ° > ‘ " : , ? ; 1. ss = on = ; . , . . : nba MGS OETA URNS | RSS aA OR ENON : Main Floor—The Sixth Street Entrance is direct—Don’t miss this Bargain. / . H. HARROUN. . if ‘4 FIVE Vf AS FoR -rroors quett rome. |) | Beautifully Decorated 50c to 75c China, this Sale, 25c}7) © Soldiers P atroling Streets ot | TOP and try to remember the !:est China bargain you ever secured—then come and see these beau- fg | “Yi Li 3 GHAI UPERATOR vomno Sintiago, Chili, 1 eee S tiful China pieces—vou will simply be surprised.. This selection—a maker’s surplus stock — Santiago. Chili, od Ly says r he SOO | an cn ; : ‘1. ° . ne" ; a V aharh teak mecet tao teas ® comprises beautifully decorated China salad bowls of various styles, cake plates, bread trays, toy arrived there last night and that! | order has been restored. The troops are yp Sull patrolin “killed bd ‘1 1 eBarp edly 25¢ eream jugs, tea and coftee CUPS and saucers, syrup pitchers with saucers, celery trays, 25¢ | 'W. H. dials of St. Joseph | os athe the recent noting , + - - tea pots, sugar and cream sets, cracker jars and other pieces. Worth 50¢ to 75c. Choice. . Found Guilty of Forging - ' . - - — C= ' 7 C : Bills of Lading. GAS FROM PASTE Fourth Floor—the best and busiest China Store in Saint Louis. O! o00r Cover- : . it f When Used as Food is Bound to Make > JOSEPH, Mo., Qct. 23.—W. H Sine ot ty er Vv deser iption | Harroun, grain operator, charged wit! Trouble. a3 ) vou fin our var 1e ty the |having forged Burlington bills of ted a os tie . * 7% 4¢ | ; a Sinan dicate weeteyr gt» 2 The average cereal food as frequent- Pe i il t Hi 5 Q Wh t | largest and most exclusive | vuilty by a jury last night and his pun. [1Y Prepared, forms a pastry, gas-gen- nc I > ra eav y C ite apanese 1 S, Cc , N ; TD) tates inca aids a aot erating mass in the stomach, which ‘ om St. Louis. ee ee ee gives ‘the digestive apparatus consider- | itentiary, lainltebable nied fiscutntiy pus it-oul IME and time again we have offered splendid bargains in Japanese silks, but never a better one . a AtniERnaA : x a ye ‘O me ant eque ’ us ap " : A Few Carpet and Rug Prices i When court adjourned before supper, afibeteess A somes man writes from | T Ingrain Carpet, 7p Ingrain Rug, Harroun jumped into a carriage With) ronton N. J.,'to tell what it did for than this. Tomorrow morning we will place on sale fully three thousand vards of high-grade twen- jeecse ; = *?9 . . Bint per yard room size = m@' his wife and drove home. He was Sean LBs . . . ° _ } Brussels C arpet, Ghe Brussels Rug, Blasleep when the deputy sheriff tele-| 5 EGA PRE AR ciel three ——' ty-seven inch white Japanese silks in an extra heavy weight for coats, suits and underwear. We per —' - ery oP room size..... beens : : ; 2’ phoned him to come to the Courthouse. |... . * . = e 8: - ; . . ’ ‘ , eens... S95 Vacs ss ai, Moreen Senet See ere aad sen at me ame as | imported these direct and saved the commission man’s profit. You have had these goods BE ees ne te ee eee lt eeeiel we come det | of corte? ane ak. | C priced at 59¢ again and again Now vou ean buy them in this sale at, per vard.. : P ve Pe ; nd howe 9 |tial tricnds used every means in their | 13 pounds in weight. I had a package half price and they come in all the new weaves, in plain or mixed shades. Also the new: Sime , ae revel ie S > oy -j : . “ ‘ ey it the case being tried. of Grape-Nuts food in my room, which p' T 2 are SiX more indictments pending , “wer , him. | had bought as a matter: of curiosity, +e aplee 10a¢ _ . ‘AW re | white blue 7 | "A motion will be filed for a new trial.| but had never opened. When I finally | |. f° toned effe ts, bla ks, bh les, greens, bi OWDS, erey S; reds, black and it ? | TewrD ey “dl of ilk and toast I thought I ,j] . , ; } — : The Granville Hotel, vodia try the presen Fe Nate. a 90. om ind and white, grey and white, ete. All new fall styles to fit the miss or adult —for e c | “3 North Grand avenue. Special rates expec tation. that I would like it. think. | ' y the month, also transients. ing that 1t was probably similar to all}; Second Floor—Five Elevators and the Moving Stairway—the only one in Missour!. , = ° i ‘ 614-616-618 FRANKLIN AV. AND 822 N. 7th ST. | TWO FALSE FIRE CALLS. |‘"“Liiked it with cream trom the start, peer WEEe meee ane however, finding it entirelv different SPECIALS FOR Police Say Man Was Seen Who} trv “ar iniuser ac tees. | | Women’s $1 Fleeced Union Suits, Tomorrow at 69¢ We bought these at about eaten. and indulged in THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND sy pre ae Turned Them In, ia eabk. ony Kien my boner} f 10 oO taise fire alarr ms at 5:06 a. . and a ine ine po ‘ ; eal an r".r Y . . . . . ee ee een oe —— HINK back! When have you ever bought union suits which are really worth one dollar for 69e?— 7] ’ ‘4 8 5:19 a. m. were ft Jd 4 ednesday | ; Imperial Brewing Co.'s ‘Mayflower Beer, from" Box, Sy at icwenth and “Benton | Orape-Nuts gave me the power to di T : each : Dozen Pint Bottles in Case, Per Case, in th ] y “if f ) ating to } yf it, . , ’ Good Luck Flour, Eggers Milling C0.’S ’ They expect to arrest ni m today. pe ee Mae con® | tases givin tee | neck, long sleeve styles in the ankle lengths, have shell work around the neck and down 69 : ind the sec urned in at 5:06) bostum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. | ’ es ' (he § 2. o'clock, and the second at 5:19. a Aig coe rng ae aaa a a | iy front, and are really sold at $1.00. Your choice in this great maker’s surplus sale for C 98-Lb. Sacks, Per Sack ............ There’s a reason. Reasonable | rates “prevail bt the Grand Read the little book, “The Road to) Avenue Hotel, Grand “avenue and] Wellville,” in each pkg. | ce en ee ed Main Floor—Aisle Two—the Most Dependable Underwear Store in St. Louis. ; : Olive street. Special inducements to Btandard Ohio Sugar Corn (very Fancy ci Tea, permanent parties fine quality), per can per pound....... neamneni wl ik : »_? New Basket Fired Ja ¥ Te For S itting in Car. ve : | Pear) Corn Meal (fresh . . pes a, C} VW ‘ : 3. OO 7) t S t - eds lag ae By 2 AL A Gai | —— F it wasn’t the May Store announcement, you would not believe such a bargain possible, These areils & price oc, per caozen “— lain of for onduc tor E | Hiagwme of 224% : / Choice. ner plaint nductor E. §. Hagmes o rays i : - ’ Cs 2; ‘ e e - e . ; \ ‘ hg 4 4 , wa’ ‘ "ga y* *g) ‘ 2 ° cr € ’ ath " New Buckwheat Flour, pound. . ; apnea ar 2714, Chout _ av nue line. tee RN the same skirts that drew such a Crow d when we advertise d them a short time ago at $2, 50 0 "i > : ‘+ 8.4 ' + > : > . . : —" J | per pound.. Fig Bar Cakes, fresh baked. We will pen Till 10 Tonight, | to. pes. at CE re There were over 1000 then — now there’s just 276 left, in sizes for women and misses. They | Good Holsteiner Sausage per pound Tay: eae reo aret ‘hor? “wo a Be go i - ly Capel _ [yee Sarleton Bldg., 6th and Olive sts. | RS APE ey 39 come in a large assortment of cloths in plain colors and fancy mixtures and $l. 39) wr per pound. an New E vaporated Peac ey Carleton Blidg., 6th and Olive sta. er pound a, City Needn’t Pay Woman. because we bought them at half and less, so ean vou. Your choice at, each. Redford’s Breakfast Cocoa, Fancy Canned Asparagus (new 1-5-pound cans, per can pack), er can The second trial of the sult of Mrs te 4 | P . Mary Fisher against,the city for $5000 | PM. | The Economy Basement—the . J . Imported French Peas Prepared New Horserad’sh, damages for a broken ankle caused by ‘ a stone on a sidewalk, has been decided per can... yee ed bottle in Judge Taylor's division of the Clir- Cal cult Court in favor of the city. At th 2 = . Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese, ae theen), ead ee 15c¢ first trial she shtahend k Soaeinnel for And a Croak Suit at its’ en. : Sail abled is fall value tial 15c U Huck Towel t, h, 8s ! Pe 7 Celery Relish in quart Mason bay che” 8 nie mal price IS full value a ty ubstan 1a C n ion Lic O e S a eac ~~ Finest quality Mince Meat (reg. jars, per jar Buried, Name ‘Unknown. atways. What, then, do . wlar price 15¢), per pound, ... New Malaga Cluster Table Rai- 17c dhurned by the Gevomena 4ure at enero aay to— | (ST fifty dozen splendid union huck Towels to be offered as an inducement to Thursday shoppin , A verdict Mf death by drowning Was ae ‘ sins (reg, price 2: 2¢), per Ib.. inquest held over the body of an un- SE - | ‘ : . ee Good Sugar { ured Hams, i r »0cy A number of finely tailored, ready- They a re fully 1s by 36 ine hes mn S17 e ands an extra heavy quality. In short, they are good, sub ) me a -— ---—----- --- -- | et i el i i o> > _ : 7 Md 2 . : 2 on . a _ ent es lle ania ees Se ae ‘ “ i , . : v ; my ee me 4 rr ay 3) ree ” hy ss t; ty ae 2 ee, ¢ Pie ¢ ¥ oe ana 4 J - L* ep aee per = a, > ’ % ot. deme Oa | 7 eee, aa eee Sp es. | : ’ Pree - Ia ce Gea are eet er Se Pox ae" FS gee a © * . a a 5 2 > zg * Tet Ne = ad Lo Sy os , =~ . ; eu s - a a Fig z > ak a, a ee é 4 ot EP Se eee oor > pa te he Pa At, ‘ ’ . . Tn 1% 7 p > : 2 xa a © ei BY Sy * = ee, = — = Ge AE =) te nm ae e-... ¥ . + 4 ee, se - - med “- . * a 2 Weg sD SS ae te oo 4 Busiest Shopping Center tn All of St. Louis. 4 S E «eee . Ci crow Pitta om ¥ vr 7 > Pn > jidentifie 1a t 5 S18- ; . Bob Pepper W hiskey (4 years dentified man found in the Miss! to-wear Sack Suits, both single and brown mustache, dark halr, 2-pound cans; 2 cans for per bottle ge war eng vey eggs kA ce linn lin cain per pound ‘ Sippi River near Cliff Cave. The dead ! id), per gallon c.f “gare , ‘ double-breasted, at one-half or more . man was 40 years old, five feet seven ; ; . . rs e fee | stantial towels that we know will stand the test, even if we did buy them cheap. They have Tt per pound per bottle eyes, wore dark vest and trousers. New models in Raincoats; materials Ww hite borders rs i . aan “Delmar Club” Rye or Bourbon : The Very Latest. Rew Valencia Soelled Almonds, 3 3c years old), per Mdme. Hanopeau’s Face and Massage The Economy Basement, Which Has Es tablished & New Shopping Center in 8t. Louis. = per pound meer. on eee — ere t bottle Ceeeseeececoce ° Creams: unexcelled for skin and ¢om- | is | | : ‘3 | ¢ ‘a ae’ 5 : Rede 5 ae so tary mac” ; ‘‘ y bite Zoe - i el age Ri 4 Be - Whole German Pears, Old Cornfield Whiskey, | inches in height, 169 pounds, | Ment Sy pom nell bgp hd er eee P+ ace : . rs Old Peach and Ap yle Brandy, The body was buried near the spotiof Oxford worsted, rainproof only and were never sold for less than le each, or £1. 80 the dozen. Faney Ked Kidney Beans, where it was brought ashore. Paddocks, correct kinds of | : i, ' : ‘ : | each Spebial price for Thursday in this great maker's sale at, per dozen, 90 cents, or, ; | plexion. All druggists, prigneefes! TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS. (EIGHT PHONES.) Drug Co., agents, i TENTH AND OLIVE $T3 ‘ . a ied ee ee ; , c J 4 : oe a sae. oS. s iy oe as o beh ha eas ert eae 1G * 54 ee ‘ - Ce | Slee, AT tak Pie. on co eh ~ a? P - a »© =) ; oie > - * rd e =4 . i ees Ma . . ve = . be . ‘ ss : _ — . . MUR eo ON ee ee a ete ate sunetutedinn . ; , - ~ Shanlines é © TY cat LT a RE. ail Sr OP PUR tS ote Oa NEE eRe: REE ER OM YR Sa . — ~ . ae + - 4 »

Page 5

_——-— — ————- -——— —— meta ae re Hep it eke se Me eS 2 ent : ee a ee roe we J Hie ota ry ae. 2 g $. a a on ate Sir eae, Ve eee 2 : Sages 4 > es a ze See ye te Sela es at 4 .% Sk Sy ee. = ie ot ae ae ee oe © ate gee A ey oY ig OR a PO OD io” Re GS ; :s 4 fo cy ee _ a 2 NS - + WEDNHESDAY—§1 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —OCTOBER 25. 1905 THIS IS THE SUPERIOR STOVE SUPERIOR The Only Cash or Credit QUALITY CHEAPEST Price MeNichols 1015 MARKET. sr. ave ag yea ath f i uals FALL BARGAINS —iIN— Bedding and Drapery Dep't Nottingham Lace Curtains, SUPERIOR 7 RADIATOR Bridge Beach “RADIATOR,” Becks’ “ROYAL” and the Moore's “AIR TIGHT” will hold fire with soft coal 24 hours. We sell them on time at cash Cable Net Lace Curtain, Comforters, »5- cotton, Blankets, wool, Comforters, Blankets, be long. full width... russels Pattern Lace regular $4.6 lb., large size mixed full size. weighin ig Ibs. up pure fleeced quarter size worth 10 to 46 ray, il I isi Bp We handle stoves 7s a! aS x3 eet 5 \ - all makes of City and guarantee every stove we sell to give perfect sat- isfaction or money refunded. Bucks’ from. ‘‘Heaters’’ $3.50 Up EEL RANGE SPECIAL trgs $350, ce celebrated closet as ANGES—A h warming teel, and lined burning coal and wood— BRIDGE,BEACH&CO8 “SUPERIOR” make, show with asbestos. gruaranteed by nie kel long, Range is beautifully ire ovens, and above. Have every Are large n squ ° us. trimmed. ade« p These Made fire Ranges are complete, of extra Seavy. cold- boxes; duplex grates for $25.50 QUICK MEAL SEVEN PLANS TO MAKE ST. LOUIS “CITY BEAUTIFUL” Grouped Public Buildings, ‘he effort to make St. Louis the “City Beautiful’’ has progressed to the stage where the Civic Improvemefit League has appointed a committee of five to get to work at once and do something. The members of the committee are J. Lawrence Mauran, John F. Lee, Julius Pitzman, John D, Davig and William Trelease. They will hold their first the St. Louis Club Wednesda The members of the committee ex press the fear that perhaps the ‘‘Cits feautiful’’ idea recently explo ted been developed rather hazily The posed improvements were dilated at length before the necessity f: was clearly explained. The meetings, though enthusiastic enough, were held in a desultory a fashion with little organization of the Public Buildings Commission, they ex plain, took a long time to complete, which gave the enthusiasm first aroused by the Mayor's appointing the commit- tee time to cool. Then it was handed in at a most inopportune moment, t! hold—just when the voters had rejecied the $9,000,000 bond issue and the Kings Highway Improvement Clause was ac- cused being the cause of the defeat of the entire bond issue. Intelligible Report. meeting ai y_ night, haa pro- upon them le of The sort report icy of committee would remedy all of allowing the different to be taken ittees, this cOmmittee all the plans. The people a comprehensiv: The from The new this. Instead improvements ferent comm! to consider to give the report of the different propositions. report will be free confusing tecnicalitles. The committee will figures and m: the most poorly hig’ citi big’ up DY ali- one is idea is condensed ana have charts and St of uisS the her up effort either there of no La al] that being put with no them lly; ips to prove tha is arranged s in the United States; buildings after made to usefully or is no public. monument the bu are vear year arrange artistic that the heart Siness district; that thers in are ; st learn ' BOYD'S 514-516 OLIVE Great Underwear OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS $1.50 and $1.2 $2.00 fis wal 50 aoe $2. $3.50 quality fine _ } Qualities Going eae Rees YB , | Qualities Going for................... o1, Bh anti $1, Qh fancy cashmere for Qualities Going for......... 956, $7 ‘ Sale and $1.20 45 and $1.60 7 ee 2) Be & @ & 52,20 Owing to backward season and our desire to reduce our enormous stock of underweal , We have cut the prices on 2O of the above ehoice lines WE CARRY The largest retail line in the A large stock of extra large sizes Shorts, stouts and regular sizes. West. Wools, cottons, silks, merinos, cashmeres, Deimmels limen, Ramie., silk and wools. and ha A good line of Union Suits. ibriggvans. 4 A large line of mercerized fabrics Men’s Underwear from 90e to $40.00 per suit, ‘ : It’s a Great — to and saves all sorts of worry to have a # Bell Phone in the house. Why sot? Only $2 month. Call Contract Dept., Main 8525. | | | | OSU PETS CeCe ee RT ee O EPO mes eee ese Pes eee eets’ a tel detent hh ehhh hPL a 2 2 al Rielle Relea Die tdeed Delite het AERA A LL) A DisTANEt. TELEPHONES Cure for Fits on Trial tiere ferers with ep itl f 4 Elixtr ier ever made te anf. epey « fits. Just deposit $1.40 Drug Co and get a be tie If it does pot hy Ip you and il effect a eom- fea the fairest of iff-Wilson hKosine. ontinued tex« get | wi) and rellable be faithfull positts aa nerv: ne nat int does not w. iff Wilson will It is the only kno Wr Fy remedy for this diseases nothing naless Miai orders filled. Washington, PD. ' Gth st. and VM that its the the bridge Trains Louls . m. and 8:il p . Tuesday able to get thr h and Louis about went out o\ lv and were Kansas & Texas dalia and from ver the Missour! Trains leaving the same route from Kansas Pacific ii! dl collapse is Se. of ,OUIS St at were un- ove’ Moberly to Kansas fic | : . . e " levery kind of flesh-forming food, vd | turned | a” a i most enabled te its | vigor. Tablets is soon tone and Dyspepsia reach natural Stuart 3 djgest | ment, and this sarecr eps, the reason bread and potatoes, they so quickly build strengthen and invigorate thin. peptic amen, women and children. Invalids and children, even the delicate, use them with marked bene- fit as they contain no strong, irritating | drugs, no cathartic nor any harmful! invredients, Stuart’s Dyspepsia successful and known of any remedy for troubles -because they areé reasonable and scientific medicines. up, dy .- Tablets the most are stomach the most of modern Stuart’s Dy spepsia Tablets are sold | by every druggist in the United States and Canada, as well as Creat 50 cents for complete treatment. "Nothing further is required to cure any stomach trouble or tu make thin. nervous, dyspeptic people strong, plump and well. el OO OE a - common opinion that | insti- | idea of the im- them | and | New York! eharter | ill j Tle | | Set A Suit oi Seri Displayed in the window, Seventh street side, Thursday—on sale Friday -» and Saturday only, at . 4 . nit | ca 2s, Bh - STRENVA Developer | Appliance | the blood, cures VARI TRICTU RE aed DRAINS Restores gg viger te ne. Sold on trial. ELE, Drags. ndeveloped Gall or write, Cot gate. ie ge ae é ee eo ee eee 4 —_— -y - Mienana W »men Use Big G for unanat urel discharges, im flammatiovs, irrita. tlons or ulcerations of wocous membranes, Valniess, and not «® | UNTIL OCT, 30 WE HAVE CECIDED: TO MAKE QUR BEST SET OF - TEETH FOR. RELIABLE fees} DENTISTRY Small eharges for material only. work done by dentists of long pe who have come here from all parts of the world to learn the only successful system of Painless Dentistry. Only dentists of recoguized ability accepted ip this college, W HALEBONE PLATES Gold Get of Teeth. ... Gold Crowns (cecat of material about) Aluminum and Celluloid Plates B18 Gold -Fillings (cost of material about). toe Eridgework (cost of material about).$1.00 All Work Guaranteed 10 Years. UNION DENTAL CO., 6225, ° #. E. Corner Seventh ard Olire, ner deliy Evenings till %: Hundeays © & ve . i NO DELAY. Electricity. TEETH exttacted, without pain By e€:ec ir ‘ ity. Until Nov. Ist we have decided te extract teeth free in order to intfe- duce our new painless Method, Until Nov. 18st we have decided ti. make our new whalebone plates: with best teeth for §$3.900—do not cover roof of mouth Last week of low rates, Guaranteed to bite corn off cob—legal guarantee. RRINPGE WORE «i cesbeosccecn REST SET oF TEFTH....... 22% GOo'n CROWNS GOLD FILLIngs SILVER FILLIVGS Remember we are up Chicago Dental Palace of New Vork and Roston. St, Louis Office, 513 Olive St. Over Aloe's,. Call and see sampies of our work. the 7? ef @ 8 @e@ te & & es EXCURSIONS. — ow —_- agents, GRIFFIN — Jefferson City, Mo. SUNDAY, OCT. 29. $1.50 ROUND TRIP, Trein leaves Taten Station § 20 «. mw. ote ony arrives St. Lowle 10°55) » mm, Tickets Sixth end Olive Sts. and excursion Union Station and Tower Grove stay MISSOURI EXCURSION TO CAIRO, Le TMAN'S LEAGUE ‘SATURDAY 0 OT, 28, VIA I, 1. 6. Le MOUND TRIP $2. Pe ee HOTELS. % a oer 98 ial eS ee New St. Janes Hotel oe Merchants’ Lenoh:: aes iz TO32 mca .

Page 6

ey 7 ~~ oe ww : +) _ ‘ “ P Sel e 2. , ® = F ‘ 4 4 ae i al ‘ ‘ a ca , ey se ’ sa — 2 a ee an “ 5 te a pp owe s “tt — ? , - -* + é z > 3 4 St eo & \ so b Rag op - 5 :* 4 he 7 : = re rs : 2 ‘i cA he er 8 ‘ ath mix, to 6 RSE Be ae * 4 Sper es. “Ren . eaten ee eet ¢ : eA ee Oe am rab oy 7 i » . . > Jwaihye Re Toots 8 Caen. ak 5 ae 7 ~* 7 Be Sena ad an be ee ~ wee as foe Bi; oh ae aa ee ‘5 ra os ‘\ : yt o a eRe ‘ » 2 as sy 4 x - “e s : Sa J P “ : ; eh * ~ ¢ ; : , ____ WEpDNESDAY— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 25. 1905 sinensis re ~ . ey eRe Tay . one . oor : perature stood between 30 and 40 degrees of the prisonres were hurried down 1 Starvation Cheats Gallows. a ee . a a : . a ee a deg 85 | A F T a R J © tH N | ICY BATH FOR PRISONERS. as just been enjoyed by 13 prisoners, the lake ani made to take a cold-pl_n. | it Fort Sheridan. AEP late ‘that would have satisfied even an E og | Special te the Post-Dispates. : | When Col. Whitehall, who abherg dirt jishman. Same rebelled, but others ap BUTTE, Mont. Oct. %&.—James : ‘ Rarnes of Cilifornta an ex-con Eyes Tested Free. Fort Sheridan Guard House In-|in‘any form, entered ‘the guard hou, ehman es catoy it im spite of the sh.v —— who shot and killed Patrick Hanley, \ A ié fi : : and observed conditions that were 6 Stata See LO U IS = | [) 4 LJ |) 3E, mates Dipped in Lake. accord with his ideas of cleanlin. = ae orm. , all ia satisfied there wil | miner, a month ago, starved him ; ne ie on ee t ! J pecial to the Post-Dispateb. issued some sharp orders. Bars of £oo0d . ol. bi etaietien tnt 1e matter ” to death to cheat the gallows and “ST on ether J \ J) CHICAGO, Oct. 2. , be ‘urther dere Jail last night. ae tn : a ¥ waters of Lake Michigan while the tem oe : ‘% ) | ; —$—$—$ $$ = —== Srapecicidheesisd-sooriggeea ton peenpt aoa + ie " ‘Ny as. —@}6-..,....... ee S porate 25.—A bath in thi scourin Ssuvuap were produc: du } I n . . sedi pers ona! cleanliness in the guard h vse ‘New Hampshire Sheriff Decides _| SF PRAT oS Seal Seed Site Sea ea OAL PLAT Soe StS Seer StS eerrnassen Wanted» |e! at Gor Ada Sain Pred Herr to Kiss Her in| LEE eae aR me er Ea SSS CRE —_— —-—— a a eer pie eased achaiaed Cee oS, 4 ss > ; Pee acs Aad, F Fok} Fe ett SS > + « _ ry - ‘oh Sf * Po cote Sct oy, v 4 ~- Fa > aT is a ee ee ire ( ( ; . > will test your eves kREE | ~~ top of a hotel here last ni = ite ple Lii¢ eri rhe ' , yr at- Never to kiss Louisa again. mis ites before the ‘ : co >, 2 is \ . i. Never to speak, wink at or wave «a salute to her. | hse " = . N escape from the ho-|f TET Rage: Hess, iy yas . . cls if and so tag te oe ee ta ll atin ce % BFE Py Ma he “ ~ . . } ryt) eeele li. _—— . y . ~~ ‘Te ‘ - . ; . P . .\ * : _ | NEW YORK, Oct. %:—The wooing ofris an artistic upholsterer, ace rding DAS | SY Sys . rom : _ = { j tO } . AN Yo best lasses properly | NALIN AV . . | fitted and adjuste | at - _ — Shs ae) . SS v4 Atien ing . 5 ‘ .* " ~ ~ APIiVaed a } ‘ a” . ; | prices from $1. up. | North St. Louis Flat Andras of 204 East Sixty-fifth street, 4 e : Z Geo, J instrath has osed the] when Louisa strode into court Magis- Louisa is German, and has an accent, tf for Shooting. ; ; ; ey . m : . : House or Wink, and Girl Was Disgusted. | tym All i HIS jis Sos Q | B ie emen ; v . + \ AN “ . NS \ $293 S War SSS C&P - ‘ ~ rie arr peSEES es ' ' Eve Glasses. epted smurde on : It is lewed t "wit hot and probe | 2. Never to climb her fire escape and make faces at he! | John Grote was a sad affair, and came} ph ' , = Baths. ; Ss Own Story, and lives at 2%@ keust | Suy NOTE Ask 160 See oT new nose fory Wa , ew ' . ery ewer _ l¢ ‘ f ; ‘ neo. \ ’ orner o aTrne “ ; She « " ; ; ' ‘ tl i. acme a3 - oy Be uvenue and ‘onrose roet. a well-| trate Find could not repress the excla- gus Said, with and without an accent: Mats Pre $>5.00 i deu two or building, ar-|j mation: ‘“‘My, but she’s a hummer: 1] vudge, make this man stop his kisses - , nie ‘>? > ; I riiiat fay the Se i . - this ‘oe yy ; = *” by The, Once he Sma ‘ks 1 > . aa ¢ n Chas 1celier to Eliza-| Wonder whats on her mine: SUr mS Sepeces we 08° the] f\>~ Mermod, Jaccard & King l typed) Se teaeanne far Sino cash ’ Louisa soon unfolded her woes, while eet railway car in the midst of some ey fas passengers, | yell and scream, and he | SS Wath Tob + r4 . ay “ +) Sr 4 { > " “ an et 4 ed ae-o" (2% ie m ¢ ryote a ig. el ‘a, * Ae So betes Sg ye nd « C a ee ; i Sa Bond or Montgomery , aa hi ie a ! oS EES ES | — oss a) | FOUR PLEDGES BY JOHN GROTE TO FAIR LOUISA. I A aie oa I mi | | Fo ‘ ( ourt. He was brought to gf bar bs | chewing the doch ell thinieetn se , Cold. an indignant young woman, Miss Louisa Estates | eden, ryrmts To the Hors! ae, ne ee A A A ee Li - a he follows about me in the streets and | ars | makes Wide smiles at me, and rolls hie | , | ey \ = ; ores like a tunny-faced owl. | F A — el so ———— eet, judge, that is not all quite not | , fav A. ae ee / | 4% pall. By 4 Sunday morning | is . Raa a etetene e = oo oe Aa. m., last A. A. Aal Cloak Co. 515 Locust Street The great fur house of .\ if. Bernard & Co., University Place, New York, has dissolved partnership. We purchased their splendid stock at our price, 50 off the cost. On sale Thurs- Fine Furs, O ur expert opticians, Drs. | : ;, , . L\LSTEAD N | a. | ie ‘. b “ . .~ “ . ‘ ) ~ \" ~ * - \. \ . ‘ * . ; ; ( BS ] ‘ .~ .'s » \ . : ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ~ Wek . Na ) S dtr 1 d SS 3 ‘ x . ¢ s ~~ . . . \ +t, " ® onal i } rte ieve | \ ¢ - ) r ., . ‘ ~~. i ». * . a wine |) 3. Never to go near her house. | : | . | ~ WW ane n | 37 : P Take Belche: Wate ‘to an unhappy climax in the Yorkville Fiftyv-sixth ( eS ourt! Lucas sya 6stree stood = silently Broavwa. ‘ ocust. ‘tekampet Ta he I *- |] John Grote, a stalwart young man, who " 7h & ‘ . = . ' ; 3 hlad Se ‘ mVeEestmiet _———- ~~ -— pane ane = macks ine some more Besides, judge, Tey * Gee _ he climbs up the fire-escape back from Jf . A en aS PP abe s .re oes ¥ Oe ee Te = .* ei Sik", aw e a my house and makes a noise on my win- | . | , dow ] is knuckles ¢e Oo ' , - ‘ with _ Knuckle: Ven J look out | AS ea le Window he makes more faces and LA 7; |} &Tins and makes his eyes roll. I think Ses sj | that is very disgwusting, judge, at 4 a. neo, i) 1M | ™m I call my brother-in-law, and he | Lye é ¥ ' ‘lub, but before hei& }comes out with a clu ‘ ant te “ins ce | Take Advantage of Anniversary Prices That Are Unheard of in the History of St. Louis | Exes; rie eid Pe F - | Watching by the house and fire-escape and making monkey-faces. I! wish you would have him chased Wa, Mr. oT. Punishment of Grote. | Re for FI N E GOO DS ' The Court was duly impressed wisn ~~ rrievoncea . 1a >: > ; me j La woes grievance. THe — 7 s a s j ' 4 ‘i lovelorn (zsrote, and said: | 3 } dh, i “Young man, | will let yo “ ; Swear not to do tour things q ‘ oo — SESE SS SSS Vee da Birtasrrsrsrry ‘ ig — fe es - You Wisi Never uLgain kiss‘ this Young i } 2 | wats P gazed longiniy at Miss Louisa !} hesitated. ee oe ‘> — "* i], SO | if sweur ii sil ‘ ~ a : r. 4 _ 4 rote, at last . : 7 ‘ ; 7: oy 4 : “You will Heve) At! b té sie} = . : oe wy Al 4 f p 's Finest Chocolates | rote lj ae ‘sat "itty sixth etree i, Af . — ; s and see Stacie sna | Os to Customers Tomorrow ’ 711 re "ry Ti¢ "¢ [ an . , s . day. To give vou an idea how cheap vou can} Wwe quote il few prices: Bernard & Co.’s $60 Seal Coats -- - - $30 Bernard & Co.’s $200 Persian Lamb Coats - $100 Bernard & Co.’s $30 Chinchilla Muffs - - $25 Bernard & Co.’s $30 Squirrel Sets - - - $15 Bernard & Co.’s $10 Neck Pieces (all kinds) $5 Bernard & Co.’s $30 Persian Muffs - - - $15 Bernard & Co.'s $25 Mink Scarfs - - $12.50 1000 Misses’ Sets, all kinds—now selling on Broadway at $10, reduced to - “| swear ] nine blocks te) h oner, cautiously “You will never agai: limb het mS EE y a escape,’ continued 1 ludeg > ‘ , z, ; ‘ . COrtidi er ie Jue ec. ~~ XN “I will never; her brother-ir : See ONITIPZ ¢ +} "ea via wy . % no 6 } bh. Sas 7 > . ~ ~ . a clu ; yet, re furned tsrote, ruil in nal te . . rT head. This Was a Hard Swear. “And last, vou wilt neither throw rotten | y piece of goods in this Great Store has been marked “Ach—Loulsa,”’ cried Grote, despair- a7; ¥ ingly, “‘must I swear that?” a — “Swear it." Miss ndras exclaimed. ee ea dis | Pe 9 woe a atu sc" 38S own for this monster Souvenir Sale! The very goods you need at a yt) consolate votenlc almost Half Price! {t's an event that comes but once in a lifetime! “Mr. Judge, Sse, Pay rere aed PD bee tre ‘pte | Hosp . . Sent and chr =" You can’t afford to miss it! Follow the crowds to the Globe tomorrow: J « ome ++ a ee ee DELMAR BETTING {:ceS¢22 SSSR 2 RRS gn ee ean annmmete ee Dd A aed tf eee , 2.8 . 2 A Ae APP PRAPRORBIBEEMIOR TERA OE ehhh AB she bebshstspet ahr shh shhh hhst tees eee eae eamae” 4 H é A @ € é ¢ é ‘ A é Y, y A rl c ‘ y, UA ¢ é 4 , ‘ ¢ ‘ ¢ . , , ad ’ o . - o : ( { ' / 4 / ; f f j / / / / , ; r Lees ues he G3 CASES GO OVER —— ——)>- — Trackmen’s Hearing Continued ° ’ | Generally, Hadley Being | Telling the Truth About SA TT . Sy \yr SS ~ x The Outpost signe made by Geo. P. Ide & Co., designed and e by caltien witell ™ ; fer comfortable wear, has the , always distinguish . Wednesiay. This make late of : oh oo) ee Yara’ aten talk One good.reason for a dealer’s selling Selz |_ “Sm ee We 1 MN fected Wt cane tang'res S| ~~ ROYal Blue and Perfecto shoes is that he can | ALY HIV os \\ Ry Viiga Mi e x ’ f j ~ . , Md. my GY ui | oP. a! ape bon ic r ; " Dad i Maes, VA t ; ) ee , + » ake Cascarets vod would a fi i Wy, i Air Hadley was uni f ‘ e present, ~ te witheed ‘sheen. Aye Ah. Ais Bod deal * — , ghd tne cases were again vet for oct! afford to tell the exact truth aDout them. wii torpid’ fiver ‘and becacks, ow eieay a S : | taking Casecareta Caudy Cathartie I fel “i much better. | @#hali certainly rece ? them to my friends as the medicine ey . Absent, { _ : i LS Se il if }/ yf oh frnté a mi a _~A AAS 2 . iy ‘4 . | int Wa Ys Ls), 4 i : Y/ aN if rh 7 aN | ip! ' | Wile | ) , MI) ys Vi | ae ige Ch 7 i oor Gea a na out : : “A hi ne asking if the det ndants oud They re made of the best leather, and of Anna Baainet, Osborn Mill Na % Fall ure sidge Matinee wo! Othing but leather; no shoddy or pieced The Dowels wral Hadley. and J fy ( Af, >) ‘ ace: if * Impossibie for him to be at (5 YEARS OF TORTURE eel mentee Bi at) lf You | ee ripecuting Atoriey gomnstn eked! = IF Mer-soles Or PaSte-board counters @ver get hear ued generally ford, for the de-| ltching and Painful Sores Covered Must Sell Y | fendants, asked that the charges be dis | Bs er a Head and Body. ) USE Oe Your isis is clients had been browse! GTO a Selz shoe. They’re “all-solid” leather. He. a ae } Household Goods poned. ‘Faia plea wan denied, : po Gordy Never dicken. ” Westet, or mem CURED IN WEEK BY CUTICURA : ecen ei fo toxics, They fit your feet, not only when you put - [si ssir ia © Sweet See ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES ‘nIy Yen b*s and quickls : on Cr t. Small payme lown. ha - a mes ony cones sabe —t. > _—_ ' " , ' , Sous iai ft it bem. aispati ft Allegheny, Pa.”’ nq & 4 if you suit it would have that air {| “ RAC SE. Ww Y¥. Oct. : | if of being distinctly yours that is so f| wore of Newburgh, : ‘eshman in the ! 'f lacking in a ready-made overcoat. J) Lym: '. Smit! Nlege of Applied Sci. | (y ad ~te. & ©! © TO KEEP YOUR | | Syracuse University, has re- pi Ae | -—_—— ew ' ' : ¥ ' ’ ’ = = - —_— +a --- - A MacCarthy-Evans made-for-you A SIwPire cCUunrhe FOR PItEes, ; ceived “On th homoote com RPRCIAL, OFTER The price of Mieotd is $1 BOOKS STRAIGHT (> ercoat of fine quality of Melton De ; , , his mi ey t » P. ha i } g iT = os tos. tat A any “¥ Wie hae vet tried our would be worth 845—and would i+ TL e enpgirm sparner, eis s «amis: ‘ great remedy We Pen ‘Wo token for the jWtlee CET \ , - 7. i but t "eCcei nN r ities or of one Emigh te «ute Moet cases cost you that > tric cl © ana | etectric mas- ; » ie . ‘ ne, ; ’ merry rvs ry mr . Beld and recommended by WollfWilsen Drae (ig a ; . . 00D BOOKKEEPER MacCarthy Evans 1 ived $000 for a combined starter and | ~~ po eo aap THROUGH lailoring Compan a rexulator for electric motors ) a WHY WAIT TWO WEEKS; posT-DISPATCH WANTS. 3 agi Dalley’s Diamond Credi¢ System ; CHICAGO, sonia SoD A TENANT © |-— 20 Olive Street. Se a eae Si. Louly “has, mare Post-Dispaaaat mH you cAn find him in two dayg " VST-DISPATCH is the only 8t. it us expiain it to you. ingot until 9 i readers every day than tha:nmee M Louls newspaper with Associated Press ee ee ne ce p> PaECe,, OBE tonight. J. F. Dailey & Co., 6th and oe antag thinner. a n which are ones Main , Washington, s. w. cor., 2d floon | ae ee ge ig one i il +. | > Ve Se i ais a a a ig De ay. eis ‘n “sy ’ “: reuse * ' POST-DISPATCH WANTS? [Py Dispatches 7 Main 5176 and B 300. ny - ¢ — : ‘ ° oa? oa i Ps ho 7 be . 5 A pe: ‘ar PRE i aot. : , y \ atte a 1 ~ eo : 3 Sam

Page 7

& . > ie ”) AMERICAN RESTAURANT, 16 Trelimuurse me You have won man) Sixth and Olive, now open. Bv0OGu purses here 1.8 MSun, *« i ave | the tihv mreci ANd .@recSl Denehcialy ’ prices. of my Work in beaiing ine Dill. tieve is Oe, eee et | Ha » UA | wil Ke ep ine bpaiahnce Sit DUST OF THE DIAMOND * SubeECcripiion to the i Hti-eDORINE ; - Baseball iTHUSIAS(TS are watching for all that was foul-strike rule tLe aASKeda Lol i sicet sly il probably woud have / S20) toounh | haa not been Subscribe the fund whe! >) aes “Mase boing cd iO Deat the O00 and I-DuxINeE bil iit his of if fan . , occupal f the effrontors 1 contisca g my mone) ing by the ta! made me hut i reiuse io be herd up at the world’s championship ide ritused Lo pay tue Not ntent wiicg feul strike ruie will be ped out at an the newspapers and told, ™ kt session of the rules committee ip senate, A Crook, etc truan and had me islators anti-boxin, kone ". Corbett had told it the bit} in the oid 10 oO how he money. if he really did spend it, I net know. That is a.l I, tobd th If that 1 boxing m California ! mot help if “Coro of the fore ii im ajl, “Please explain exactiy how you were | t oa ig mixed up with Harry Corbett over that 3)000 assessment tried to levy on yeu for expense connected with tke lobby against the anti-boxing bill In Califor- nia.” was the request made on Biily Nvian, manager of fattling Nelson, this morning. “When Britt and Nelson signed an Agreement last May fight the fol- lowing September there was a Clause in them not than six other,” he Lo ihe inetrument which bound oO engage in bouts of rounds prior to meeting maid Nolan. They posted $200 gach bind ths agreement. Nelson ind fought three six-round made $00. “Britt could not get Six-round bouts do noi Hie saw us making money and was enger to make some himself. So he wired Al Hereford to bring on Kid Sul- jivan for a ‘frame’ or 20 rounds. They fought. “This .was a violation of our ment. J went to Harry Corbett, stake- he’ and demanded Britt's &2o00 for- “bett said that 1 was not a good it I would make myself un- i all that if l tortelt. | it up. was our more each went iS ‘ s was the Britt?” ‘'s clever Dane heat ; ‘ hr in the Bast. put tne zo in Caiifornia. on s the reply. “T thing great tight. a4 w it " fight agree- ~~" Ae upon lie insisted insisted. give Finaily I me money out hurt so : ss So ours, wvutl [ss though come ol did not! wis robbery tract. The Held tp Fo pockt Nev. very much the East’? ut | Type rfeit, When ast Muli ‘ pny August ine (e@ Appearance bi the money. haséebal) held, just off. of 835,000 has baseball club and Randolph of Detroit, representing letroit -men A counter propos!- been made by the Toledo owners of The negotiations are hands Herrmann of the Cincinnat! team. Wo made the price, hy Spent us An some been made for franchise by ins wn qare no is during tl 2e@8 to bis ntident, Form-fittin nce about voats with fla: ing skirts very popula this season. au io eTr the MeKinles imipre a -* ; ; SL UGenULS ar show what he Yesterday he t Was announced that Koch wt"! ‘ft end tn the game with Central. as We're show: hia knee in one of the afternoon ing a big vari- ety of styles of the kind that are hand tailor- ed, full of style, eharacter and individuality and are priced fairer than your tailors. No other shop here can boast of a line to equal ours—- Way back in 57 the first Gucken- heimer Pennsylvania Rye was distilled. It’s exceptional purity and fine flavor were ap- preciated then, and “Since 1857” it’s standard of ex- cellence in every drop has been ab- solutely maintain- ed. You'll make no mistake by ask- ing for the bottle withthe U.S.Gov- ernment’s little reen stamp over the cork. Just say to the man: Good Old : 622 PINE STREET, | GUCKERHEIMER DR RING, "iiss te ||A.Guckenheimer & Bros Distillers, Pittsburg, Pa. $20 to $59 DR. KING CURES ME Remember, tt requires po ready money to be gin Dr. King’s treat. ment, a8 you May pay after a cvre ts effect. e4. A positive § and Tmanent cure made tn ihe following die- € vanes: CONTA wVUS 1 VARICOCELE, Hydrocele, “ Lowes of ' Manly “UCKE MME ML rr. heat mn ct! 18: RE PAID HIS GUARANTEE “NOT A DOLLAR NEFI UNTIL CURED.” Investigation invited as to his methods, Consultation FREE. ' i * +2 ve : od j } : Ome “Ww + : “4 ’ - ! . : c ~ yi 4 4 a - ie ge o. 7 . ; e., ~ Pa ol » A by rn i - ue NAL 4 | > PER , f pg. « 2 eT AR Emm : ee Seen Or. nee | SS Se oieeetentinaiie and ened MISS KERN WINS i _ TEN-PIN MATL Sag Louis Girl, National Cham- plon, Defeats Cincinnati Lady in Close Games. Miss Berth tional wom Put a seve Mrs, Jonn yesterday. . rhe women metina we a five games before one of audiences vt and most enthusiastic mate S that has watched a bowling fateh jn ¢ incinnati this season. Miss haa Won after the games had been te ouat di ciding game was lost for A agg one. nnatt woman by a miss of an final oe in the ninth frame of the — g me, Miss Kern's total num- -c' OF Pins scored in the match was ‘ ; BEFORE Batn OF THE FIAST ROW T IF NELSON WOULD Do:, ia aty ACT, tt ti i CODDING’S FOOTBALL TALK *. that non-azg- appeared to me for the mild, gressive quality of football produced by local elevens is the qniet, lady-iike vel always has + ia the chief reason rity ‘ where Size and in the East, squads are four times the here, a coach can he enforcing strict discipline ridding the squad of inefficient candidates. The St. would live up to this policy have his squad reduced to course, up North hall those f¢ or et See}? to severe, liious W ho ut Li } would small proportions. Admitting the above argument, noticeable lack of force behind the of most of the local foot- bail With the exception or Wil- bur B. C. and Walker a ‘eontral High, there is he ooo. the only real it purpose and fighting snir team. ‘Lacre much difference methods of the mild-ma.cnered too-qulet Dowd, and -driving methods gg or a rcilde tutors, at © is As Fairweather or the the big stick, i Metformack, Sta ae there is between a pneumatic iri . ~~) if LL¢ Year after year we see the falling he main candidates are instructed in. ature, almost the most reyguirement of a fotball p.ayer, reason, the most difficult for acquire. No matter how much eoach talks and illustrates about diving tackle, we see players in actuul game, pulling down their oppon- ents with neck holds, or tackling about the waist and allowing themselves to be several feet before the man with tbe ball finally drops. Young Charley Castlen, the former Central High Schoo: player, now trying nd W ashington's squad, tackiine better than any one | seen work this year. Hie has the nerve to make a four-foot or points This punts, ire (Cfatching tackling —_ 1? a 9 ; ball ana is to dragged for an ¢é on O'Callag- i dive for a man and he usually gets him. | A majority of local players seem afraid leap after a flying man, run atong in back of him feet away and then to Castien is a quiet chap out in only two of the to about two fa‘] on his neck. Cc been tried take to = PO a ew ae eee Piaycis too, | low al (*t) Louis eaoaucnes | | as ' lia afford | or | Louis | | Minnesota, there i ia | of his life, | $iein . dence of fo rthail | iminary | the | important | fori”. them | the | the} an | is | have J a eee \ ee ee ee —9*, > Vi eil keep an —and Lor Lo eye on him that matter. A remark made to me recently by a . that “former pupiis ‘Hurry Yost have met with general faiiure fooiball coaches, invites mention the work of Herrnstein at Purdue, n McGugan at Vanderviit and Ked- Keniucky State University. " {Wo years Nerrnstein, who was a side-partner of the great Heston at Macn.gan, made the Haskeli Indian provapiy the “trongest in the with tne exception of Michigan, Cnpeago and Wisconsin. In cierrnsiein s first year with Has- tie indians gave Stagg the losing to thi Mirvons ls to ll. Ta ir tHierrn-- is at Purdue, ; team s vic- last Saturday is ér I.iin enough accum- ip ofr “ee Keii, pre cyt 5 «i i. is is . ‘ “eee mm" i>\ ii iias ymnd "eVen hing y¥ as SO vear po eed Addie lee. who the waine with Rather. Lec at quarterd: ck. —_—— =r wor king Farming. en schemes, bave * s it in” ball playe in nt identalls edly rt sing t tn Some cont h can get his name having his ‘ h irxces® sit 1 ne xi Inz dirt on the lanama cana! BILLIARDS AND BOWLING. and Wilson are scheduled to meet night jn the three-cushion tourna- Hauser’s. No game was played last account of the {liness of one of the Feeatants who was scheduled to play. De contes! th. the local champion amateur, Was ary ne with C. C. Peterson at the 18-inch abe Smith showed rare form, making of 40 and over a number of times, —— for hardening foot summer Vacation—and in a hoois and coaches. nb the papers by summer shovel tried Davies Tuesiar ment at night on runs and Brown will meet tonight in the * 1/ . Vince! tournament. -Kramer de. “-* rhree-cushion . fonted Gutbrel last night, 35 to 32. The win- ner made a high run of 2 and an average » =) Davenport and Decker play tonight ol the Grand’s three-cushion tournament. Hoff- man deteated Carson Tuesday night to @ clos» contested game by a score of 25 to 23. The winner averaged .36 and made a high run Cereon averaged .33 and made a high 2. ee miagl 4 | IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE. Corbett is as busy boy who Young has metches as a Ife and overturned all This been a bee's nest. is making the ‘come-back"’ long the Washington Club. erving for he over couotryv more. ia the campaign time. in PI is has promising for a iiladel an oid Tonight at tle between plia, fights Erne. The gy ndge met the Philade i sears ago. young Corbett and Corbett iphia featherwe just three rne s jabs had wild efforis keen fel] was punched er round for six and to out nger he ot class was. bet ween , Cen | liarry in machine sheps und other ; fought Erne the sad affali this fellow,’ He's got a woe gets g SHOW he me time.”’ rhe result jus‘ified Corbett's predictio: This fight will be a f see Erne outpoint young although he has Improved Oght in which he put showed, he ts unllkelw _te Denver boy's furloas rushes fight. Corbett has put Pennsylvania Tothill, | is agains up ist one, (‘orbett training tion if and who ’ rre in han lling pu ich, vt eek a is a fal is cond! a he with 1 furlonzs—Aeronaut, 104; Hand- Catalina, 115: Belle Strome. 113: Xeator, 112; Brush Up. Taxer, Diarnond Flush, T07; Lochhlr lis ‘ifth race, 2-year-olds, five and one-half fur- J. K. F.. 108: Gleneatre, 103; Birming- m, 107; Benevolent, 107: Flavigny, 99: Tler- Johnson, 105; Delnde, 103; Mintia, 108; 100: *Gentian, 09: *Andria, 104; Main, *Ingeside, 97: Bundooran, 93; *Wes, 97%, Sixth race, handicap. 3-year-olds, six furlongs —attle Ax, 126; Mintla, 110; Pan oufle, 112; Midas, 116; Rutha 115: Mollie Denohue, 107: * 405: Old Guard, 96. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear; track fast. Lei: > er eee +e :| THURSDAY'S ENTRIES AT LATONIA TRACK. LATONIA RACETRACK, Ky., Oct. Following are the euiries for Thursday’ lirst race, five furlongs, purse-—Sybilla, 00: Minnehaha, Lila M.. #9: ving Elliot®. ©: Justi, 105: lim; L 105: Trisuuce, 106; it’. 7 Glass, 105: Mildred Grist, 109 Ole Hiei te wy abia, it”, 1th): ty Forest, Second 1Ot: *hatie "“Amberitz, *Jack race. mile. selling—*Monochori, Powers, 106: *St. Tammany, 106: 107: *Hiarmakis. 107; *Falernian, tatlin. UG: Dolinda, 100; Modoc, selling—* Raviata, : na Rocamora, ™; *indwina. 93: *Josette. V5; 101: Henry Ach, 101; Quiz I., 106: Gallithea, 106; Nugget, Ohio, 107. six and one-ralf furlongs, randah. (4: La Sigitte, Martha Gorman, 100: Bonnie Sue, 100. Firth race, mile and ome-sixteenth, selling— O8: *Kox Hunting, 08; *Steel Trap, *Bonnile Pri (hatiies, 101; Double, 106; *Brown Veil, *Safety Light, 107; “\da N.. 107: *Mareoa, 107; *Hortensia, 107; Falkland, 107; “Jungle Imp, 108; Memphian, 11h. Sixth race. six and Et:a M., OF; Vertrees, Giov. Orman, O07: Young Crowe, 105; Comment, 105: Tarp, 103; Good, 102; Capt. Bush, 106; Gauze, 106: Follow the Flag, 110: Malleable, 113. *Apprentice allowance claimed. Raining; track heavy. WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS AT LATONIA TRACK. LATONIA RACETRACK, Ky., Oct. ®. The scratches for Wednesday are: First race, Uledi, Belltoone, Eleanor, How- ard: second race, Miss Riliie, Foxmeade, Rather Royal; third race, Miltiades, Daring. Sherrill, Theo. Case; fourth race, Sweet Jane; fifth race, Intense, Coruscate, Estrada Palma, Claude; sixth race, Lida Vivian. First race, sia-and one-hak furlongs— Deiagoa 108 (Koerner), 12 to 0, won; Al REnquUIN lu «J. Hicks), Ww to 1, Second Third furlongs, 8: *(Covina. *Iinguiry, (% *The Laurel, 18: Norvator, 16: Norwood Fourth race, Azalina, 24: V« race, =X GQ S71 purs* 4; LOL: one-half furlongs, purse— o7- J. C. Clem, 8; Sater, 100; Tom Hledgethorn, 103; .| Jack Ratlin 106 (Diggins), 11 to 2, third Time, Lod. Percy Green, Father Ta’lent, Bedlam and Knowledge also ran. L.ecu tenant Rice, Roomma.e and Blue Gr s (.ri also siarted, but fell at the head o stretch PUGILIST STRICKEN BLIND DURING FIGHT. = " Lidl « . vgets spec's Bl puede @, Y., Oct. . 25.— Tea Jrink.ng proved the undoing of Gus Garvner, the Ph ladelphia middle- weight, in his schedu.ed 15-round bat- tle with Mike Donovan of. Rochester here last night. Gardner drank too much tea in training and during the fight with the resu.t tannic acid son affectel his eyes. Just before he bell cianged for the eighth round stood up .n his eerner and told crowd that he was totally blind. Aiter examination Dr. Guess said that (jarcuer had been seized with one of tie strangest cases of tannic poison ie had ever treated, There was some contusion, many of the #ports mis- underataniing. They thought for a time that some one had thrown acid inte Gardner's face. The tight was a gruelling one. In the nfth round Gardner put Donovan down Hie seemed a sure winner, but the Rochester.te is noted €or his won- derful recuperative powers. He , ulied himself together and was going along nice.y at the end. After Gardner hal been led from the ring, Donovan de- elared that he would give the Quaker City fighter: another chance. They weighed 150 pounds. The POST-DISPATCH is the only Bt. Louls newspaper with Associated Press i 2 FFALA), N. a , ' organized for the season. BOY GOLFERS WILL BOOM ST. LOUIS, "4 SAYS BOB FOULIS: . = ' - i i et i Y = ate Bob Foulis, the professional instruc- tor and club-maker of the Glen Echo ~lub, is very anxious to develop the young golfer in St. Louls. Foulis holds chat St. Louis will not have a real good gulfer to represent her in big tourna- ments until the youths, now shyly prac- ticing, ‘are en@ouraged to play more in torunaments. “There are in the Glen Echo Club at least 12 young men who will, with en- coOuragement, make cracking good golf- ers,” said Foulis this morning. ‘I do not overstate facts when I say that I am sure Glen Echo has brilliant golf- ing future in store for her when these young men develop. So far they have not been offered any inducement to play. They have not been given tournaments for juniors, nor have they been invited into the regular events of the club. “In Chicago it is the juniors who d the great paving in national and other championships. The veterans do ver little of the starring in the big eventa In fact the juniors became so numerous and so success.ul that two years ago the seniors, who were tired of being —— ee 2 pein PAT POWERS RESIGNS. President of Eastern League Quits His Position, Special fo the t’ost-isspateh, NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—P. T. Powers re-igued as president of the KMas.ern League at a special meeting of th. league held yesterday at the Imperta, Hotel. Harry L. Taylor of Buffalo was elected to succeed him. g Powers guided vhe Eastern Lead uc Successtully for 12 vears andj more tian once saved the organization irom ruin. His action in resigning the *pre.iuencs Was vir.ually forced wy a combination that has worked with that end in view for more than a year. Harry Taylor, tue new president, is a Corneil colle.e graduate, and was formerly a profes- Sional baseball pla,er. He was a m_.m ber o. the Louisville team from is .0 1392. In 1893 he played first base for the Baltimore club and in 1894 ret.red io piactice law in Buffalo. Ta;lor was counsel to the Professional Ball Play- ers’ Protection Association, Tae pen- ant of 196 was awarded: to the Provi- denee club. SOCKER FOOTBALL NOTES. Two hundred persons watched th: St. Kevin's . A. C. and the Vistas play a tie game of as- sociation football at Louisiana and Park ave- nues Sunday. The nlayinz of Gray, the Vista's goalkeeper, was the feature of the game. Leh- wane and Kennedy seurea the goals. ‘ihe dt. Kevin's desire games In the 14 and l3-year-oid class. Address Edward Mackle, 2608 Hickory street. The Oak Hill Assoctation football team has They would like to arranze for out-of-town games. Belleville, Ed- wardsville and Gillespie preferred. Address C. W. Huat, Manager, 3/71 Juniata street. Me, ° A ‘A x — . J > * 4 Se. ° ol a re, a er cn The Belmonts Association’ Football Club de- siree games with out-of-town clebs playing in the 130 and 143-pound divis'on. Address Ro- land A. Wirfe, 13° Sarth MWhieteenth «treet Glen Echo Professional Holds That Youngsters Must Be En- couraged and Developed if This City Is to Be Creditably , beaten by them, barred them’ f eral \ournaments by putting on- boys Were snut out proved flat tae ban Was removed. = ibn wu wora of e young golfers in .St. Louis. In Glen make the club unbeatab.e In a 2 or two. There is young Chailes I. Limburg is another poy who, seasons play and tonchhiin. son Johnson, is also goi to be of in g@oifing lines in a short ti 5 R. Barroil is another youngs er whom all of them next year. Young | Lincoln and J. H. Van Cleve ara Boye ig upon whom Glen Echo may, with ab a son. a “Senator Jones is another by. ee Walis is still another. m es “These are not all the promist . reca.] just now. St. Louls may be ‘a bie “ ny word for it, let the older players en- | courage the juniors as they have been © time we will have a lot of young fel- a lows to revresent St. Louls: whe 4 PADDEN FOR ST. PAUL, Browns’ Second Baseman Will — President Lennon of the St. Paul Cl of the American Association an been appointed to manage and Bf base for the Saints during, aii Mike Kelley who has a charge of the club for the last eonsideruble trouble between Kelley and the St. Papl club's president, deapite ee. in the American Association in | eSSAys. property of — the St. Louis Browns, his rel Lave ‘a ing been purchased by Hedges. 1870, where he learned to play made his professional debut as a e famous Chick Stahl. In a short time Padden was made manager-captain and In 1896 Connie Mack siened him for Pittsburg and farmed him to Toronto. ured, and became Pittsburg’s second baseman. He remained. —- Washington. In ‘1990 he. went to the Chicago White Sox, to play second base — to St. Louls and joined the In 1992 he jumped to the Browns year, when he was unconditionally fe- ~ leased. He has since acted as an agent 7) St. Louis has more Post-Dispatch __ readers every day than it has homes. —] Represented on the Links. limit. The tournaments {fom wis Plenty of Matertal. cho alone I can see envugh of sur, & most promising player. Star, Alfred Johnson, son of Mr. expect to see beating Mr, Stickney lute confidence, depend after this sea- a. whom I expect great. things. I know of in Glen Echo, but all backward in golf just at present, but encouraged in Chicago and in a a9 win anywhere."’ Have Own Club. . Tuesday night that Dick Pad ‘agagment of Padden vears will go elsewhere. There has the fact that Kelley won two Kelley is presumably the was born in Martin's Ferry, O., with Roanoke, Va., in 1895, with second baseman of the Rodnoke team. _ was recalled when Bierbauer was in- Pittsburg until 1899, wien and captain the team. In 1901 he played with them untl July of he of the local club. “First in everything” * CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON KING OF ALL DISEASES — To Contagious Blood Poison rightfully belongs the name Diseases. It is the most powerful of all human ailment f° every part of the body and wrecking and ruining the lives of those unfore ~ tunate enough tocontract it. When the first sicn appears in the form Of ~ an insignificant sore or ulcer, few persons realize that the deadly vitus entered the blood; but so potent is the poison that one drop , and pollute the purest and healthiest blood, and in a short time the de~ grading and horrible symptoms begin to appear, The mouth and hroat ulcerate, the glands in the neck and groins swell, the hair and eyebrows fall out, copper-colored spots appear on the body, and in the latter Stages of the disease the poison even works down and destroys the bones. No other disease is so highly contagious, and many have contracted it and” suffered its awful consequences through a friendly hand-shake, handling: © the clothing of one afilicted with it, or drinking from ‘the same a S. S. S., The King of Blood Purifiers, is the only cure for Contagious ~ Dlood Poison, _It goes down into the circulation and forces out every é ticle of thevirus Itis nature's antidote for this peculiar poison, ’ 7? ae * @ es as a * cover up any of the poison to break. out im $1,000 for proof that it contains a cures the disease in all its stages, and cures . future years, but so completely eradicates i=” S. S. S. from the blood that no slgns are ever mineral of any kind, Book with instructions for home treatment and ) , medical advice you desire will be furnished by our physicians withous” it permanently. S. S. S. does not hideor ~ PURELY VEGETABLE. 222i". _S. S. S. is purely vegetable, wee —— THE SWIFT SPECIFIG GOvy ATLANTA, SS A EE netting ne Correct GlothesforMen * Benjamin ” Business Suit The makers’ guarantee, and ours, with every garment bearing above “Alfred Benjamin & Co., makers, NewsYork,’ ars om every 4 of their make and carries with it their guarantee af Gell 6s Gare 5 For sale by - | . . : e 4 FA STEER 7 CF ae 2I3—2I5 NE Ste oa ia) a , ae) ae ? es eal hit Pe. ed

Page 8

er, ee ; », aes baat! bes 3 ce bey of oma Mi tet ' _SEDNESDAY- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH--OCTOBER 25, 1905 = i fe Sie a ee OS NE I ee ee "S Nie? "Oe — — : — —— en WIFE ED.| WEDS MAN WHO had gathered in the meantime, and the) TRAOK LAYERS IN R a Soldier fay sob Mystery. MURBES pean WORKED IN FLOOD NEARLY LYNCH AUTOIST. | \ica gained circulation that he had run ACE, vas es nes toe sisi Specis. ae aaa sats, ' ake Ss ; ee NN ATT, Oct. 25.—A fine an- Trial of Elias Johnson Begun Aiding Woman Who Fell From 1 atngypes 2 he, oa hee m the — Rival Trolley ey Lines Strive to islative Committee is seeking means to vol) LT ee young + Bo in soldier's uniti- . ocality adjacent to Forest - ee menanitted eatetde last Friday in at Lexington, Mo. Car Misunderstood. away. Get Into Edwardsville, Aiecnpg ng pg erline Salssctoee rn mcure hotel here - al " a re Span mig no «2 ate ““ to Edwardsville,” is t Coroner Cameron's mail today LEXINGTON, Mo., ie - th gta: be IOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 2%.—Mrs. CHESLEY TO RE ANNEXED. Jn to he battle- | from being transformed from a resi- Se ecerter from Cant. W. ~ a | wate. ta Potts. ( with 2 is in Thomas Langhelm of this city was so| cry of two rival electric lines in Maq-, dence district into a minufacturing sec- iy , ry y — va ~ Ww a i. evineke / a neta if y Pong Py hich — | in the Criminal Court here Severely injured ,in alighting from 4a , a t depressing the railroa tson Cqunty, whose forces of tack. ge Rice =| oP eg eer eocae the oe rer, 2 Sood family of gale | peed killed by the accidental . an automobile concern, was threatened tion of Island. plete their lines to Edwardsville by 8, Briehton. He was supposed to be witl 1 hands of ob clock next Saturday night. ] Up M d r F iti , é' un while he was trying 2 lynching at the hands am ley Island. ~j — o'cloc gh CKS urae ugitive, narried and doing well. Why he came to shoot an owl. There me 160 witnesses, of excited persons who misconstrued the Chesley and, municipal piggery and 1C £ oA See keeiants Say aye Bets have been freely made hb “Sneedy” iller, colored, was taken fo Cine mnati, whon: he married and d his 4 mot dn in driv- garbage dup, is in a fair Way to be y the sSpeca!’ , ’ rhere: . his two daughters an ve of the latter's kindness in driv a : ne «See fitur a ‘ 4 —e arige are mat: mother, tN years old. Ties é ing the crippled wonran to her home. officially acquired and annexed. a bill} rival road besarte and all Madison | by Sheriff H. N. Graves to Macon, Mo., ee oo ment. The trial will last all week. od -. Mrs. Langheim stepped from a C&ar/for its purchase havinb been reported County is wrought up over the competj.| Wednesday. Alilier 1s wanted on a — me ee sills while it was in motion, was thrown vio-! favorably from the Council Committee | tion. The Allen line, projected f *h d Sheriff G had at Oo “ ost- . ‘ : ro .| charge of murder. raves hac St. Louis has ‘more Post-Dispatch Be sure and use Mrs. Winslow's e lently to the pavement and seriously | on Ways and eMans ‘Tuesday night. ! ton to St. Louis, has a force working on been searching for him for a week RENT ; : street car last night that death may re-| - workin > wae Charlie McDonald, an Enelish- Johnson is charset His enn eat Sult, and Wm. R. Ruess, salesman for Council Basses Bu 3 aT plete the es pari "Pick Up) der Fu GAN readers every day than it has homes. Kershing “Trop for vour children while teeth og : ~ a Re Hat 9 - . a “ é¢ 7 ; - ¥ . ? . ' . iss , eres Ps bet fz = MK es ‘a - - : > : - 4 ' ~~ ad Pe es OF x: ia ee ant : : : d ; ones >, - : : we ’ ast a er eI ~ ree we ~ — tal aa —— FO ee etic oe * al ~ wine . PMB. _ —_ ° we ‘ eT Pr x him instead for a HALF SIZE. Moving i Y a : as ~ the buttons often throws the coat out Wie (IL LAWS - “ol whe FA | y UA at \ of balance. . / Our new Sacks, in Regular and Half H (ON IMANCE Oa¥et an %, | = Sizes, solve the whole problem of Style | and fit in Clothing, actually Ready-to- mreeigpe pote i 1 HE STABILITY AND REDEMPTION OF EVERY wear. Rescue Worker Weds East St. ~ $15 to $35 : ‘ , v» Louis Young Woman Who ‘What l’’ exclaimed Beau Brummel, “‘A sutt on the instant? Served in Commissary. , ( , , ; sf? There'll be no tailors presently | A romance of the flond of 193 cul- minated in the m arr lag » of Miss Minnie Zonas Of 1466 Remmi dpenus, Seat oe That is Issued or that will be Issued at any time WITH >. — me - > ~ ee le Bs a . North Fifteenth = street St. louis, ie Fe » Fall Overcoats, eek share Lira ae in the future oy the EAGLE TRADING STAMP. CO. Kirst Christian ~hureh of St. Louls, D) Rain Coats an.| Winter Overcoats and Ulsters in all th: Ig em ggg guns avsh Hane ro ; is a St. Louis organization, backed by St. Louis ~ new shanes and fabrics for men, boys and children So aie’ Louie coment tine. Gee ae HE EAGLE TRADING STAMP CO | ae ie e snanes i ; ms ‘ Ss ¢ . PN). Past &. Loula young women. helped to 2 ty : | , j ys eas it. Louis young women, t ipe t * capital of $? 000,000, and makes no promises it eerve food to those wlho wo! ced tO SAV oy St. Louis from the high water ot! does not fulfill. EAGLE TRADING STAMP TAI Broadway and SAINT LOUIS, The City Hall Auditoriom was ace = collectors have never been disappointed and never wil be disappointed—Famous will see to that. ) a commissary department, and Pine Street MO. young women served pork and beans The premiums given for a collection of 300, 600, 990 or more EAGLE TRADING and pie and coffee uncensingly. Gonactash c. taumnber| ot. tas) nee STAMPS are of better character, greater value and much more desirable than are given by any r NEW : memennm ettuc eeined | Gat | Gette, mineee oe . ros ) . : 5 laa Broadway at 32¢ Street, NE YORK. Factory, Cooper Square eet Me hrs Retrial Re tg b deg tn. other stamp concern in the United States. 40,000 pleased St. Louisans have already received esa anneal a se BM ag Mirpionra tpt premiums for their BAGLE TRADING STAMP collections and will vouch for the integrity nea fully arranged, hi PEACE and COMFORT ars sure to coms to ‘hose why smokes ths a ng that pe our . - and honest dealings of the Eagle lrading Stamp Cox Avoid future disappointments by opbtinie: Ae. St Gan IRR A *GWhen the flood was adne his interest ing the best—EAGLE TRADING STAMPS—the ‘‘Stamps of quality and merit.’’ | | purts iy or two vears ' « a ontinued and a court f two year M ER A NT] LE. followed | Mr. and Mrs. Greunewald will live at 1446 Sumit avenue, ®, Haat St. Louis. ee A First-Class Cigar, made of ; FINE QUALITY aacien TOBACS)D LENNON PRAIS . ———TRY THEM : . FR RICE MERCANTILE CIGAA CO.. .- « ST. LoUI3 | : | ) Broadway and IL | , | 5 IE $ NS 3 Morgan TRADING s PF WOMEN’S NEGLECT T WADE WEDUING v0 PAT Ya |O)| (CONVENIENT AT HOME) : cote tds. — '| Advises Queen's Daughters to | ATs. ; cf “\ SUFFERING We SURE PENALTY 1 . | JOWNEY'S t erage si p THE ME. Dinunam's Vegetable Compound. || aM x at Mass. | | OLIVER Lie many women de von know eho l)| ERM S27 SE 1 OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED | | —— TYPEWRITER hear every day the same story over 4) . , fo) sks . and over acain. “T do not feel well; I | . ‘i ; ; }* 9 pp ees 1 the time! So) i ae |Archbishop Reminded Them of , , GF Gan 7 : NG CO A Their/Grave Duties to 7 Children. J | 315-317 N. NINTH ST. (Century Building) ° Archbishop Glennon spoke in serious - ’ No cocoa equals Lowney s words to the Queen's Daughters of thel $1. 50 AXMINSTER CARPETS AT 98c. This line consists of the latest styles in strength. Some are blacker luties to the women and especially tli : and colorings; they come with or without borders; other houses | Bell Phone, Maln 2965 — colored chemically — but hildren in the community in which they ask $1.50 to $1.65 per yard; extra special for one week; | ch Phone 8 1742 inferior in real strength iive at the annual meeting held in St : per yard . coho eoeetveteos nid ’ . 2g hiose's Schoo! Hiall. ‘Tuesd y afternoon. e . Lowney’s Cocoa is not ‘very anask of buses culein $1.35 WILTON CARPETS AT 89c. We give you your choice this loaded with ground cocoa- a soul in the sight of Almighty God and week of our big line of Wilton Carpets, with or without shells, flour, starch, or other we :nust not forget the'fact that we are borders, worth $1.35; extra special this week ‘ >. me is adulterants. our tase cies ke . hia ies said. rps ROOM-SIZE RUGS, 9x12 FEET. $29.7 7% for a $45. rata) Wilton eit pi > | It consists of nothing but He sald that there was work for 500 Rug. We have 123 of the best — of Wilton Rugs the choicest cocoa beans “gees of the Queen's Daughters in | in stock, which we will close out at. St. AOUILS., gropnd to four fineness. His address, which formed one of the $13.75 FOR A $22.00 BRUSSELS RUG. Thursday Special. Our / | The result is the most deli- last numberson a long programe began entire line of 9x12 Brussels Room Rugs; handsome More than likely you speak the same cious, purest and finest fla- with pleasant reference to the Scullin patterns; at words yourself, and no doubt you feel | . ssibl Wade marriage. 5 HES well, The cance may be tacily |1| VOTCt COCO? Possible. Tells About Wedding. : $21.95 FOR A $30.00 BODY BRUSSELS 9x12-FOOT ROOM RUG. This is traced to some derangement of the fe- Such cocoa as Lowney Sy if “Mr. Scullin has a bride. I have a GS ak Gaels the very best wearing rug made. We have about 25 $71 | Stearns’ el . male organs which manifests itself in'{| made abroad and duties paid, |||... patterns which we offer Rat and |Roach iche,.”” said fhe Ari hbishop, smi!- ae ’ ts tay ae would cost double the Lowney ing. “Prob ibly ryere are ‘ } . t | ing 7 . " , : ‘% , ~ " ” , . . se eee eeee depression of spirits, reluctance to go! bth aes Lh ah. : *kac - “ ip: Be coskroaches, rats, mice, ota. ners or do ayia backa he, | price. you would like to know about the wed- A Ree aaeiek 2 To. - every te are bearing aqown pains ituiency, merv-} ding That thought me \s ' ™ ea oo ie a E: 51 - | oni nO * tO me as |! Me - * Alan: S ‘ ousness, ste epleasness, leuc orrhoea. Tse Walter M. Lowney Co., ™ of ta Mrs... Mensaistaate danmeesel Yee eat he tak A be | _ ‘ ’ meer . & " 4 to say of the marriage. Ye ea cs ex ‘eh? ) mot D | Fr ey Cc UC » symptoms is Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- jo Fhe 0 3 | NLS etable Compound, . ; rhe marriage *was a mérriage of two | 3 ae ay . i ‘Suini Gl ‘OL OLA | a | 7 Da . "4 we ~¥ ‘ a : yr ‘ : er / bridge, N. J., writes: WEEKLY BARGAIN right place—the church. It was cele- be ey ah fim \ ox Caan eat . ; brated in the right wav—at mass. ao 2 ! * toi 7 : Ng °* by A A aie 9/ N gold lace of the Swiss guards and vou Miss Kate MeDonald. of Wood- Catholics. I like that. It was at the lear’ Mre. Pinkhom “] think that «© woman naturally dislikes This sale closes Tuesday, Oct. 21 “Let the members of the ueen's + ad , i " 4s ae Sea a) te ror ks her tronbles known to the public, mm. Store open Saturdays until © p. 0» ID: iwhters be P ’ “ * ‘ '? Ty id, inv’ ' new material which gives better Set resto"ed health has meant so much to Other d aughters be married in that way and aoe § is : | v costs lews. They are clearer, more wred healt a8 meant io me | er days 6 p. m. sharp. . oe Sm ppd bi } ; “4 WV Van 4 C ,r ck OF thet I shall be glad to be present at the ens oe “Dee , re : 4 ¢ «li tone and will outlast all others. The | T cannot he'p from telling mine for the : é 4 t> : : ; os Hering women | WOODWORKERS ceremony, if I can.” Bo Daa ay 4 PY es 2 KEEP Bb OF ae ee eee 4 aes titne I ® — a agony | Should not miss this bargain. He susedete 1 th ¥ t) Q ‘se D o} a. Pen. Ie we P s ' ~ 1 Ru po — ~ — ith trouble an rrecularities, | oS = ten © Queen s D1usgn- he yes wee 7-ta ° cents oor h . Sy physical wreck, and nop one | STARRETT'S aoe ters ask some pris st to serve as their vos Pig nF i. 4 by -.* - Our cata which is Hougnt wold reeover, but Lydia E. Pink- | mir =e | Cw bate SS on BADGES * 42 , 1 child - - hems Vecetablc Compound bas entirely cured UNIVERSAL SCRAPER. spiritual director, instead of himself, th . OS Ee 2g . q ' a more harmful to the leather in ‘Bs ‘8 . Sean Bl | aed ieee me, and made me well and at rong, and | fee) Guaranteed to give Fatisfactlo mn. | who could xve much of his time to the ™ 7 : are AD poli h taining acids or alkali. oe pte ms if ae does amomy duty to tell other sul te ring wothen what Use tn SCRAPING work A ' eer Mobs Ss » ak ata than a om them, send us his name. A apendid medicine it ts FLOORS, BENCHES The following officers were ins , ; Pe Sie ee al ee ats, f win ‘ ers ere installed ¥ Ab a ee a ae eet Sk ER ECORD co. . If vou are ill, don’t hes’ FURNITURE and other Miss Mary Hoxsey, president: Mrs. Jo- | oh nt Ta ee Windy? Tle Ea, ae ee ou iil, dont hesitate to geta Woodwork. Special Pri seph Grown. ‘Yrnt ident; 1 . . . " ry. © treet! Si tie a. Ste: ih . plied with the Shinole Dauber (5c. ) and Polisher (20c. ) advice —i “wragu and always Sea C Becr t ry; Mrs. Marion Behan, —— ox $635 fos See we, sae pe ONE SHINE LASTS A WEEK ale —~ oF BC mine R oo TC Hr Rr. BL oOcK Sec retary . a} mn! , - ¥ x - ty: * ‘ / - “ oy, : a , , It fills old cracks, vents cracking, and wil not chip or ° t ts the best = FY Annual Report Made. 4 ‘ “ae 7‘ "ea P | rT % ‘é: o *) ANT. Rati ' SHINOLA produces a permanent jet black polish. Most ‘ 2 4) He It has eight sharp cutting ed : ce ¥en ; : er , ges. oe iy ‘ - i ai” . ee PE N N Y 09 Any one can be used by a slight Miss Anta G. Henry was elected cor- ) Rey as 28. ates Fi, pee OF > \ shoe polishes take on a bright gloss when first polished, which soon inrn of the frictionally held han | responding secretary, but her duties as thle Arte ABR BS ads HBAs ony ¥ Ve se 3 | . dies down to a bluish or purplish gray color. tas . . rye ne dle to a ball socket as show: . penciat ‘ , ' ‘Vala é Diabla Bhs eur Genelec, Mesédiece sline oft ue Be Ba — associate editor of a local church pape IN| \) \ SHINOLA retains indefinitely its lustrous, intense: black Safe \ivaye reliable. Ladies, to be used on all edgps Handle \\ color. A large box at your dealer’ 5, 10c., or by ' : a ljust- Her succe =» Bai a al ns Gas —rint \\ tak Drugs ist for CuivU} ES ; able to an angle. ay sSuccesso! ms not yet heen chosen. \\ a /ENGLIBH in Ri p ae Gots: , eg Mrs. . J. Toomey gave account of her . \ | ly mail on receipt of price. There i is no sub : l ; Met ilk boses, sealed with tg. WOSTENHOLM'S Geauine XL Visits to eastern issoc. ations and sre +4 Hj ly stitute. Ah aio Rr. Mt. Ie 4 nee Tabke no other, Refuse ported the existence of 31 branches out- +. ve mr. ‘aia. Dangerous Substitutions ahd int |f ee? POCKET-KN'FE, P| sde or St. Louis. | NZ ._ SHINOLA CO., Rochester, N. Y. 3 noe 4 Bas Sg ar druggists, or Metal handle, 3% inches; qnality same In her annual report the President i « ty 0 ub: . , at —S ‘ E — a Sold by all Druggists Ch saint Geel were sent to their home from the cor > Send far catalonuc Tanks, ett. “ } The POST-DISPATCH is the une St. Solld mahogany. A modern house ol ‘ © Louis newspaper with Associated Press HARDWARE co. 10 rooms, and many unique features, j 0. K. HARRY. STEEL WORKS ‘- 9 NORTH O=~ Day Dispatches, § 809 and 811 WN. Fourth St. Near Morgan with lot 50x175, to Mr. Stanley Stoner, 2336 Papin St., St. Louis, Moe. : who will occupy it as his home . it he % x Ps ; / ; . ‘y . ~ » - - . 4 7 ae ut : ja = any - f * " es? * ‘ Fd : ~ 7 g . z 4 r.4 waa”. 7 J , * 4 : ve, : Es 2 i , 7 te We . a a . . ae ‘ Re : > a et PS | - =| eer le) a ie? PAR. ‘ " x ra “ y tat tes Ta : at "ie yl M, a ee. » mi 2 . ee Se ’ 4 \* ‘ nun >: ‘ oe “Age . +t 3 * ~*~, . pee ‘ ae . / bec. ¥ me fxs a a - . . * a2 : ab aw) , ie " alia te “4 ~ “a te “Fr . 4> ee , s At ee *, i : P - ‘ 4 , ‘ 4 4 - . - / : 4 ; \ = - " aed 6 oe ae See eee. + 2 Pret wir m * ar® . Sw * eR 7 ~~ al —" . - ott — * r ~¥ ® —": PO MEE Me LIER EE Oar ee RO Re —peeka OER RET Re RE: SLANE RE ee nS 7 ORE nua Rat . € ‘a o ¢ : Foe

Page 9

l6 PAGES _%# PART TWO # _ “FIRST IN EVERYTHING.” | — ee eee eee ee PAGES 9—16 ee REED FOR “INGRAL AERLEY 1S MISSING olice Can’t Find Convicted Highwayman for Whom Court Has Parole. WATCHED FOR DAYS ‘ather’s Death Occasion of Re- lease, but Son Didn’t At- tend Obsequies. In searching for Richard Kerley, Jr., ® police of St. Louis confronted ith the strange instance of a man, ho, released trom the Workhouse to jtend his fathers funeral, disappeared a the morning when, unknown to him, rangements had been mage for his le, Kerley, son. of Dr. R. M. Age boulevard, who died one week ago, as been sought since Saturday, th iy of the funeral. Bent escaping 1@ Many months still ahead of 1 Workhouse, the young mau did Bol tend his parent's funeral, for which » had been released Jireult Attorney Sager adent of the Workhouse ve Kerley his temporary re greatly surprised at his Zer learned of his disappearance ,en he sent word to have him brought to be paroled, possibly for the re- tinder of his term. Kerley, best known as “Dick” Hu S@trikingly handsome man of B ars. June 12 he was convicted with iliam Faber of highway robbery, and mtenced to a term of one year in the forkhouse. It was charged that he 1d robbed a man at Locust and Liev- ith streets. Six weeks ago the mother of Kerley ed. At that time Superintendent Scul- released the young man to attend 6 funerai, sending with him a guard. \ week ago ir. nwerley died. Thurs- y SBuperiniendent Scully heard of it. » telephoned Mr. Sager and asked if Tley should be released again, with ruard. ‘No,’ answered Sager, “ihe condl- ne are too pathetic. Release him and will arrange to have him paroled.’ ‘upt. Scully permitted Kerley to leave s Workhouse, but instructed Stable reman Lennon to keep watch over nm. Lennon reported that the young m sat by his father’s body Thur-- y night and Friday night. The fun- sl was to be Saturday afternoon. aturday morning. at intervals, 1 telephoned Scully to assure. at the prisoner was safe. On one of ‘se calis, Lennon was instructed to | Kerley to come to Criminal Court, ere Judge Withrow would give him pa rs of parole our later, Lennon reported, tn Htement. that he could not find Ker- Kerley has not been seen since t time. ARPENTERS } FOR CANAL. cies Open to 100 at 56 Cents Per Hour. facancies open to 1% first-class jour- ymen house seteenvers who desire to rk on the Panama Canal, pay being the basis of 56 Ste per hour, elght urs a day. time and one-half for yertime, are being advertised by local ntatives of the United States 1 Service Commission. ‘Buccssful applicants for positions will raw y from the date of sailing from few York City. At Panama quarters without board will be Included in the Ubove scale, or in lieu of quarters an nerease of 15 per cent will be made tn vages. Six wReks annual leave after the smpltion of eight mont hs’ satisfactory serv in allowed. Carpenters desirous f work at Panama are invited to com- unicate with Miiton M. Deering, sec-— Ninth Civil Service District, St. are Kerley, 4020 ol him in and Superin- Scully, who freedom, action. Kerley, | eon- him ulis, ——— NEW NAMES IK INJUNCTION SUIT More Shareholders Ask That Investment Company Be . Restrained. Special Commissioner John F. Green Yednesday afternoon resumed the hear- ™ of the suit of Emil Sommer and here for an injunction to prevent the orth Aimerican Investment Co. from sposing of any of its Missouri hold- The only witness examined T uesday as Ving Mueller of 260 Missouri ave- ue, who esid he held six bonds of the impany, four of them being of $230 de- wination, and two of uw. Attorneys arian, Houts and Pierce examined im as to the source of his belief that: 1% company is insolvent Attorney Allen objected to taking the Sdence in shorthand, and Mr. Green to write it out. Attorney W. G. Carpenter secured per- jasion from Judge Sale to file the “nes of thirteen additional § share- | dders to the petition charging misman- | ent of the company. These names Frank kh. and Mary A. ; Turner, J. kh. Baker, Charies 4 Maria Reiter, David Ender, Emil ier, Merman Klein, David Curtis, J. Charlier and Carl Greenwood, St. poate. 9BBER BREAKS WINDOW | A thief who gained a. mocess to the Me-: | Cigar Company's store, 1001 Pine roet, early Wednesday by breaking a ) plate glass window, succeeded in get-. away with 810 worth of pipes, ckages of the most expensive p cigarettes and a lead nickel, | only “cash” in the register. There over $70 in the safe, which he tried fully to open. window through which the thief 5 ts at the left of the entrance to pvp The thief found a hiding the entrance while he was ing the window. y-Dead, Sues Saloonist. he lost. gg eg VRROR i. Oet. 2.—John aio Baloon'st George Tr). FP. Willis, owner of the pon is oe for $10.00 dam- nat Old son. became in- Beckerie’s salvuon on night Central tracks here ~ : 7 ¥, 4 ~ ae a « : - ng « oe ee a hee he: cae f 44 : oo “a children’s " 9 oxpec ted en's. for footwear quality, local A number of shoe merchants were asked by a Post-Dispatch reporter to give their opinion of the local effect of the beef packers tannery “combine.” From their statements the foregoing ta- bles were compiled. Their statements were as follows: Cc, W. Porter, ment Grand-Leader: leather is higher pow than it at any other time since the Civil War. it will go still higher, according to ev- ery indication. Traveling men who make St Louis bring reports that the Ar- mours and Swifts control not only the hide output of the country, but that they have within the past six months absorbed the chief tanneries. The Amer- manager shoe depart.- “The price o! / stand that they will go still higher. ); Consumer Oak Leather Sole Co. and the itnited States Leather Co, the two largest concerns of the kind in the country, are, I understand, under their control, in addition to many other leath- er interests. “The shoe that formerly cost the re- taller $1.85 now costs him $2.10. There has been a similar advance all along the ican line.”’ A. E. Block, manager er Fhoe Co.:During the past two weeks prices have advanced to us from 10 to 16 per cent, and we are given to under- | The a great dif- dealers have G. H. will not notice ference now, as nearly all supplied themselves for the winter trade. But the spring prices will be much higher. Traveling men and the proprie- tors say prices of hides are advanc- ing. In the spring the cost of shoes will be about 2 per cent higher. than last . Spring.’ Time of Advance Uncertain. Fr, W. Mestmacher, manager shoe de- partment, Nugent's: “The advance so far has chiefly affected calf shoes, worn by men and children. The lighter grades do not show much difference as yet. There ie every prospect that the rise | will continue.”’ T. J. Reid, proprietor of Reid Shoe Co.: “Both the soles and the uppers for shoes have advanced in price. Conditions are Very uncertain, as for a certain time the retailer will allow the advapice to cut into his profit, and must then raise the price to the consumer to pro- tect himself against past and future maf©r-. : and | and 2 per cent] has been | | to rest, Boehm- ' / physi ST. LOU IS, W EDNES DAY EVE NING, “OCTOBER 2 1905. MARRIAGE lx if the UNTON “PARTNERS” Post-TDis “mn Wants ‘FIRST nal EVERYTHING.” Wros Money a splendid MATCH ix effected through the evolaumna in : a rere ee es AGES % — scsi ST, LOUISANS URGE FREE TRADE IN FIG FOR CHEAP SHOES ws HT Local Dealers Expect Tannery Combine Effected by Beef Trust to Force Big Raise in Prices in Spring, But Manufacturers Will Ask Congress to Remove Duty on Leather losses: the It ad Vance is hard to say just must come.”’ Ebbs, Swope Shoe Co: An has aiready taken place in the price us Of box and satin calf. I do know how much further prices will go. ©. A. Rolling, manager shoe depart- Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney: 411 1 can learn the higher price of leathers is due to the demands of the hide dealers and lanners. How much higher it will g° I cannot say. T. H. Selby, local manager Royal Shoe Co.: We do not expect the price of our shoes to advance or the teriorate, whatever the i do not the cost of leather get much higher than it is now. Rise in Two Weeks. A. Guckenheim, partment, when Arthur E. advance to not ment Krom quality to de- change in prices. believe will manager shoe de- Globe Shoe and Clothing Co.: “The has been steady during the six months, and been especially noticeable during the past two weeks. Laborers’ heavy calf, kip and grain leathers, feit the difference most. The increase came first on sole leathers, and later on the uppers, {the this grade that cost us $1.85 six months agu, now $2.0, and there corresponding increase in priced shoes of this Harry manager “The But it the same advance past has brogans, mad¢ of have heavy shoes of cost has been a the character.’’ various Young, ment, Barr's: peen 80 great who pay last shoe depart- not those udvance has true that prices for shoes take Secret is now as an interior of that. I great season noust We make pm anth present article. do not over the W,. J. C ment, ipate any increase prices.”’ maunager! Famous: “The grades aa Manufacturers for Will go can- hapman, shoe depart- on thi BOINnK up tell us leather pris es neavier hoes are week by week they whe ad not be largely on who of ers the So) are unable to contract tne Increase liow far predicted now, It seems to depend of packers and leather output h- the pleasure control the hide this country. The Imported from patent >. Lilie’ heavy sale leat and from are weirhted with duty that it is impracticable to fight the packers by importirg them extent. If the tariff is removed it may be different.’ Increase Now 50 Per Cent. John F. South America, leathers Germany heavily to any Sensenbranner, manager € E. Hilts “The increase has already amounted to from 25 to BO cents a pair on shoes. We ipated this and bought ahead so that we do not expect to be affected before next will not raise prices before ihen.”’ M. B. Smith, ment, Schaper the increase will probably continue nine months. It has kids and light calfs.’’ 5S. bk. Wilkinson, manager May Co.: “No great advance has been manifest In shoes, but there has been a decided difference dur- ing the past few weeks on heavy grades The combine, of which Swift ind Armour! the leaders, practically controls that is taken off a COW country. It ean that these men can dic- prices of footwear. But I do the Increase will go above %5 the of much finer shoes.”’ Shoe Co.° anti spring, and that time, if manager shoe Bros aks ] see no depart- end to way. It the next affected tnat Is now under during not vet shoe dpe- partment, ladies’ tf shoes, are every hide or calf in this readily be seen the not believe per cent and not iate class the on lower goods, &a on HOUSED BY TRAIN HUNNING OVER HIM Man With Both Legs Cut Off Lives to Tell of the Experience, W. G. Shepley, who says St his home, picked up at midnigh lay beside the Big F. Mitchell, Til.. Boren of With both legs cut off, Wednesday to talk of his none ble exhe- rience. He is expected to die from } Ss of blood. Srepley Says that Louis to weariness is about 40 years of ; he Was Wa.kK.ng . Alton and Was near Mitehs he he says, and he Knew, he says, passing over him, pain. it was a pF _ ibly a le was found ac Bw ind taken in Aiton. There ‘ian by his vi weak from loss of consciousness and told ac of hie accident. and the preceding the tUlme sleep. dow? sle ) the trai n wis thoueh he . ain, he Next rew of a la Joseph’ « Hos astonished oOnnecte cire when eee BLOWN UP BY BOMB. YORK, Oct. %.—An explosion of dynamite planted by the “Black Hana” wrecked the tronts of three buildings at the southwest corner of Granda and Mott streets at midnight laet night shattered windows in the block ; drove men, women and children the streets in panic. A powerful bomb was placed doorway of Joseph Lerado’'s shop at 145 Mott street, and The man who undoubtedly bomb with a fuse was seen to dart away from the doorway. He escaned after running against four young men who were within a dozen feet of the borah. It is considered well nigh miraculous that no one was kt led. Dr. Vincert Sallaro lives over the butcher shop. He received letters from | the “black hand” a year ago, These | communications continued up to within NEW into in the butcher exploded. fired the six months ago, and perhaps later. Th demanded $5,000. sont - y 2 a ¥ ee e a a RS iS) ee es up | | | thinks, | ’ and | ‘ . Se os? eP> we, Sou vt ee Ne ig age - + . ad ae ELL DOWN WELL TRUM SCAFFOLD Two Plunged From 20 Feet Above Earth to 60 Feet Below. TAKEN OUT IN BUCKETS Awful Fall Only Partially Broken by Obstructions in Pit. bruised by a fall from a the ground to the below the sur- and John of the Aiton, Crushed and scaffold 2 feet bottom of a lace, above well. 60 feet Starke, 33, aged aged emp.oyes Powder Works in East Joseph Hospital. being dug to sup- feet in Starkey side by derrick. over the and they Henry Waggoner, Equitable are dying in St. The deep well, ply water for the factory, diameter. It was uncovered. and Waggoner were at work side on a scaffold, erecting a They were standing directi) well when the scaffold broke drapped together into the hole. Fellow-workmen went down in buck- ets and brought them up, both uncon- scious. There was but a small amount of water in the well, and their fall was only purtly broken by obstructions, _—_—_ —— i ee —-———- AY MATQON WILL SPEND S300, 000 Illinois Central to Make Many Improvements at Illi- nois Town, now is 6 Special to the Post-Dispatch. MATTOON, III., 2.—At a recent meeting of the if the Illinois Central the 1906 budget was made to in- clude appropriation $000,000 to be nded at this terminal. Magnate Hill, a mile south higest — on the loway en (cl eclit ctors an of expe of this city, system, will be miies lo: gg co”- structed hrough heart of the city and i new union station to be used jointly with Big Four is to be erected. Mattoon will be an important on the new Chicago-Nasiiville line of the Illinois Central, made possible by ition of the Tennessee Centra! recen.'v. Fifty miles of new track and sidings will be laid this winter between Mattoon and Evansville on the Peoria division. Improvements will cause en- largement of division shops at this place. ARREST BANK PRESIDENT 2. G, Cutlipp, Head Wewoka Institution, Indicted. MUSCUGEE, I. T., Oct. 2.—On _. war- rants issued under nine indictments charging embezzlement, larceny and faise entries, T. G. Cutlipp, formerly president of the defunct Exchange Bank of Wewoka, Is under arrest here. The Exchange Bank at Wewoka sus- pended eight months ago. Cutlip, was! the president and had tive charge of the bank. After the _ istitution quit siness he disappeared. The officers d of his whereabouts yesterday and brought him to Wewoka. His bond was fixed at $5000, which his friends gave. The amount of money that the de- positors and others interested in the bunk wili lose is not known as the busi- ness has not yet been adjusted. builsed, a point the acquis New Bridge in County. A meetine will be held at Glencoe, St. Louis County, at 10 a. m. Thurs-'! day, to discuss plans for the proposed new bridge over Meramec River, that place. A committee will submit ans and estimates of the cost of eonstruction. > s Jaccards Est. 1829 JACCARDS HOUSEHOLD No / SUGGESTIONS s|H ave you a Hall Clock in your, home? and see what we have to offer They are on the Art Baicony Hall Clocks cor. L ocust style, + clock ae Case of al oy 1e “gurterea oak. 7 feet 4 inches high,|S-day French aly m nt, “strikes ‘Sz on one Antique oak, old brass ornamen il stands 6 feet high fitted with 8-das movement ' case, go! quarters on oe. , 00 Mahogany S$ ft. 4 in. high, be vel. ~l giass ak rhit snd penduium, strikes vee a if hours or deep- toned gone s has moon | ?(). 00 phas« 8 inches tall—@ grand, mas- Ss an with 8-day movement, strikes hours, halves and quarters brass weights and mendulum ex- posed— $300. 00 has moon Our Hall Clock folder, illustrating —on request—teleph write to us if you cannot call. gongs ors, exp sed brass hours and ha Carved oak or mahogany case, § on sweet-toned tubular chimes, phases 12 atvles, with descriptions and prices PER Locust ° * li " . P > 3 bir hpi isi ai 4 ie |» —— as . > ? >» + “g € ¥ ¥ if % 3; ‘a F »*, 7 a ae = te gee Se >) oa TA. F * 1. rs . i 2 Gere 4 ¥ Broadway | , | dark near | } ' | Will vou come inia 9| hus declared ahe 2 20 * ate Prize Pictures by Amateur Photographers CHASED NEGRO WHO ED HER PUNE “Darn You, There’s $5 That,” Exclaimed Mrs. Linkhardt. 1D BUT MONEY DROPPED OUT “IT Was Scared,” Her Expiana-| tion of Pursuit Into Dark Alley. differently when attacked by purse-snatchers. Mrs. Gustav F, Linkhardt of 1411 Farragut said, “Oh, darn you, there's $5 in and chased the negro wayman the street. She did was. frightened. Incidentally, the negro purse-snatcher got only an empty cardcase and a broken purse for his daring. Mrs. Linkhardt was walking south on Blair avenue, between North Parx place and Newhouse with her daugh- ter, Evelyn, aged 9. when she was at tacked by the negro. “T heard hind me. he Women act Street that,”’ up high this, she says, because she avenue, someone tiptoeing up be- “and then Evelyn looked around and screamed. Just then the negro grabbed my large purse. He jerked and [ found myself holding the handles while he ran back. “And, mamma,” the small daughter who was assisting in the telling, inter- rupted, “you stamped your foot and said, ‘O. darn you, there's $5 in that purse!’ ”’ Mrs. that she remark. “The she said, Linkhardt had made smilingly admitted some such excited negro ran up the alley, west, between -Newhouse avenue and Angel- ica street, and the first thing I knew iy was following him. I don’t know why I did that, unless because I was scared. After I had run about 100 feet into that alley—there was some rain fall- too—I realized that I was takine a great risk and [| ran back as fast as i had gone in. Before I turned back. I threw the handle of the purse after the negro. “Evalyn was standing at the entrance to the alley, screaming. A boy who was passing in a buggy took us home. On the way, Evelyn told me she had found the small " poaie ‘tbook containing the money, which had fallen out of the big purse that the negro got On Mrs. Linkhardt’s des scription of a stout negro, wearing a gray hat and |gray trousers, the police of Angelica Street Station made one arrest, but turned the suspect loose Wednesday, at ~ she declared he was not the man was a fearful experience,’ said Tinkhardt. “I didn't know what do!" ing, aera to ONE-LEGGED, WEDS SON'S SWEETHEART — GREENPORT, Ia I., Oct. 25.—Freder- ick aged # and one-legged, has married Abble Tuthill, awed 14, formerly of Greenville, Ind., who was being courted by his son Russell, aged 16 Russe i Tubor is so angry because his father cut nim out, and he has a step- OR es instead of a sweetheart, that s ieft his home at Orient. Russeli sister, Hazel, i5 vears old, and would leave home if brought them a mamma a year younger than she is. Mrs. Roscoe A. Tuthill, Abbie's mother, has disappeared from her home. MANY ST, LOUIS CASES. State Supreme Court . Hands Down Decisions. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Opinions were handed down both divisions No. 3 of the Court and the eourt en banc. opinions in No. 2 were: BY GANTT, JUDGE. Rran ve. St. Louls Transit Co.; affirmed. Sarre et al. ve. Trustees Princeton Univer- sity et al.: reversed with directions. Schmidt vs. Missourt PaciOc Rallway reversed. Roberts et al. and remanded. Harria Brokerage Co. e-. Johnson and Davis, affirmed. BY FOX. JIUDGE. Raden ve. Tielus: reversed and remanded. Interurban Construction Co. va. Hares; firmed Hutchison ws. Morris Bros.: tranefsrred to Kansas City Court of Appeals. Eckard . Bt. Louls Transit Co.: affirmed. OPINIONS OF COURT IN BANC : BY GANTT. JUDGE. Henderson vs. Koenigs; affirmed. State ex rel. Frank va: Swanger; writ mandamus awarded. BY VALLIANT,. JUDGE rel. Bently ve. Reynolds; Gates; probibition de- Tabor, her papa today in The Co. : vs. Bartlett et al.; vs. Miller, executors, af- peremptory State ex prohibi- tien awarded. State ex rel. Abel va. Bg FOX, JUDGE. ont. va, Maroney; prelim- | nied. | saeer —e probibition made absolute. sent ex rel. Miller vs. Maroney; preliminary ibition made absolute. e* ex telds ve. Maroney; prelim- inaty rule made absolute. - oo YE parr at + naan >the. WOMAN LOVED BOY | Widow of 40 Runs Away From ‘pending an ne has | she | Oct. 26. —/] Supreme! reversed | interplead- | appellant, WOMAN SAVES FROM BURNING Discovers Her Home on Fire and Drags Suffocating Inmates Out. Special to the Post-Dispatch CHICAGO, Oct. 2.—Seven persons, »vvercome by inhaling smoke, were saved from death by Mrs. Olfie Cutler in a fire in her home at 626 East Seven- iy-ninth street today. Mrs. Cutler, after giving the alarm to neighbors in an adjoining building, rushed into the smoke-filled rooms in the front of the where five men were sleeping after arousing Charles Lindburg, him jn car- rying the other four, all of whom were ym the verge of suffocation, to the open air. Mrs. Cutler FROM INFANCY ———— t a success because the woman could not get the little boy out of her mind. She left her husband and came to Sloux City and the boy came here. He left for Des Moines soon, however, but a few weeks ago he came back. Every evering the boy lover was with the widow. Today the woman concluded to endeavor to repress their affection no lowger, and much to the subsequent anger of the boy’s mother, she took him to Sioux Falls, where it is reported they have already been married. BANK ROBBER SUSPECT. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SHIDLBYVILLE, Ind., Oct. 25.—A mun giving his nume as C harles Sherry of Switzerland County, was arrested in the railroad yards at this city ear'y this morning asra suspect in the Ridge- ville bank rebbery case. His face was skinned, his head was bandaged and his clothing torn. His arms were suo injured that he could not lift a cup of water to his mouth. The man could give no satisfactory ac- e sunt of himself, and he will be held house and, assisted and her two children oc- cupied a room off the kitchen. She was aroused by the odor of smoke and dis- covered that one of the partition walls was abiaze. The front rooms of the house were filled with smoke. Wrapping a shaw! about her face Mrs. Cutler rushed to the rescue. When she discovered the fire the rear rooms were free from smoke, but when Mrs. Cutler had aided in carrying the last of the unconscious men from _ the building she entered the house by the kitchen door and found her two daugh- ters unconscious and on the verge of suffocation. After carrying them from the build ing Mrs. Cutler fainted from exhaustion and excitement. Fall Through Floor Fatal. At the inquest Wednesday into the death of Ernest Gloeber. who died after falling through the floor of a house being built at 242 Bid: a street, a verdict of death by AMATEURS SHOW FINE PHOTOGRAPHS, Awards Made by Judges in 12 Classes by Missouri | Camera Club. — HOLDS ANNUAL EXHIBIT Prize Winners and Other Artis- tic Conceptions on View Three Evenings, In the annual exhibition of the Mise sour! Amateur Camera Club, which will oe opened at the hall, 1 North Broad- way, Oct. 30, and continue for two even- ings some of the best work of the ama- teur photographers will be seen. The photographs offered in contest for prizes were a fine lot. The judges spent Tuesday afternoon making the awards. Pictures were divided into 12 classes and three prizes were offered in each clase, F. 8. Ives, vice-president of the club, won two firsts with the child study, “The Haymaker,” and with “Blue Lodge Springs,’ .a water scene. The group of children and the picture of the puma at Forest Park by J. P. Maxey won a first and a second. Show Prize Winners. Hundreds of pictures were in the con- test. Many of them show artistic con- ception rivaling the work of painters, ‘he prize winners and others are now being hung in the club room In prepa- cation for opening night. The exhibition come. There are 70 members on the club roll, a good showing for a Camera Club only two years old. M. Hollingshead be att dent: F. S& Ives, Mee + gs huperret, secretary, and J. Maxey, ‘reasurer. The club meets Me ‘first and hird Mondays each month. A monthly class in criticism is conducted Frank D. Haley. art dealer, George Stark and Prof. Butler of McKinley ‘igh School judged the exhibition on photographs. GUITERAS’ MISSION OVER. Yellow Fever Ended, Expert Leaves Vicksburg. Sxcttl t the Post-Dispatch VICKSBURG. Miss... Oct. States Marine Surgeon G. M. Guiteras, ts done. Club WHEN DRUGS FAIL Try leaving off Coffee and use POSTUM FOOD COFFEE In its place. cicent->was returned. Gl!loeber had home in St. Louis, and tn looking for a place to sleep fell 12 feet through the floor beams to the cellar of the house. 4 — 2 investigation. He asserted he had been injured in a railroad but he could not tell where the occurred. He said he was a that wreck, wreck sal It will solve the problem. printer. ————— ae ee eee THE MUSIC CENTER _ BOLLMAN’ OF ST. LOUIS One Way toSave for every dollar expe ts intrinsic value is ihe Money is to obtain the very highest quality lv true in the purchase of a piano, because s greater than anv other article in the household. Huntington ided. This is especial- oe ee Piano ee ee ee especially durability, that, for saving to the buyer. MONTHLY Has so many satisfying qualifies of tone, chase of one of these beautiful instruments represents a real PAYMENTS Are a special feature with us and we in exe : ease design, and | ve price we ask for it, the pur- tuke old instruments hange Have You Visited Our EXCHA Paissx.-guev elegant condition, aml a very tiris splendid ‘*Gabier’’ Large size, in beautiful case choice bargein make. ‘Leland’ i..s cs... gate In beautiful mahogany case, full sewing music desk, handsomely carved; three pedals and’ good as new. A splendid bargain. / Boliman Bros. Leave Car at Twelfth St. New Pianos For Rent specal feature of Pianos — $3.50 per in all fancy desig in make a new We renting month and upwards, woods. One Year’s rent credited on purchase. the place where you can save $100 to $250 on the good piano? SOME OF THE EXCHANGE BARGA NGE DEP’T — price of a ‘*McCammon” ....$75 Upright Grand. Here is a chance to yet o nice, serviceable piano in good condition at a very low cost; large size, iuil Ty octave. “Story & Camp”..$75. Here is another splendid barga’n in will be free, and all art lovers are wel-* 26.—Tinited }who has been here during the preva- ence of yellow fever, says his mission He will leave tonight for Caire after a banquet to be given at the Elks a Cottage Upright ot a very amall cost; first-class condition and fully guaranteed, Piano Co. 120-22 home ‘STREET. : caeeeep een ee eS ee RE MMB gett sree? Ces ar ERY \* .

Page 10

7 r 2 at a i a > tar 4 - et Ae re : - _—_— ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Published by The Pulttrer Publishing Co., 210-212 N. Rroadway. -_————— Gov. Folk ‘had to turn the ‘nose on his pred- ecessors. ’ 2-3 ———____—_——_ Let us not be suspected of having “wheels.” Some- thing more than a wagon bridge is needed. ——_—+—_oo—— The attention of Mr. Cleveland will doubtless be called to the fact that it is proposed to place a the Cabinet. woman in a a nn ' A SIGNIFICANT VICTORY. The fact that the members of the Business Men's League attending the bond issue dinner favored by a vote of 44 to 19 an amendment to the bond ordinance providing for a free railroad and wagon bridge instead of a wagon bridge alone, was very It the facts that the Legislation Committee had con- the that . significant. was the more significant in view of demned railroad bridge project and the appointed speakers opposed it, Only the vol- unteer speakers in open debate advocated the rail- 1 the vreat influence of Gov. Francis er road bridge al was required to induce the members to postpone setion for further deliberation. The debate and the vote-——the special advocates ol the free railroad bridge being absent—emphasized ihe proof of an overwhelming sentiment among citl- vens and shippers not favored by the bridge and terminal combine, for radical measures to obtain re- It Hership of the Business Men's League is not in har- jef from bridge tolls. indicated that the mem- ony on this question with its official] organization. The proceedings at the meeting also demonstrat- oi that the citizens of St. Louis, Hi seeking relief } from monopoly bridge tolls, must overthrow the op- pAsition of powerful local allies of the combine among the favored shippers and representatives of financial interests. fhe meeting marked a notable victory. for the people and a signal proof of the effective werk of the Post-Dispatch and the anti-monopoly organiza- realization tions in arousing public sentiment to a if imtolerable existing conditions. ~- — cme ——--- - -eo—— , Surely Mr. Rockefeller is not as black \ “on inspired giver.” he is to as painted. negro convention declares him = — —_ * IMPRISONMENT FOR SC *Delegate Hussey’s proposa] to move for a ORCHING. law fixing imprisonment as the penalty for automobile speeding should be adonted. ~ The large number accidents within the past two weeks is proof enough if proof were necded that a fine is no detriment. The brutal inhuman‘ty 88 often displayed cannot be restrained by a paltry A yan who runs over a little child or an aged woman line, which, is looked upon as a sort of license. and then makes off at top‘speed will not, be checked tm his evil practices by the loss of a ten dollar biil. Rather, to the “sport.” which he pursues with augmented enjoy- went. Pe Only imprisonment and forteiture of aywto licenses such a “punishment” gives zest ill be deterrents for this offense. Experience has proved that the scorcher does not count fines, But, with a term in jail in sight he will think twice Mifore running down a pedestrian or smashing a varriage. a EG Ce Mayor Wells’ speech on the bridve question at the Musiness Men's know and never ean know and never can under- League indicated that he “doesn’t stand.” eS A FLOATING AMERICAN EXHIBIF. The floating exhibit of American goods described mm the Sunday Post-Dispatch Oct. 22, will awaken all] be } hs an oo ; 7 : —— “ —— : SS papain Telnet nd Pe te AR caine ate oN T } ke e ae bd We no, =o oe 7 os og vie 7 n ale Se | . aot a eee - 9 m2? ae i? 3 = * ae ” te ye Px oS + Pens &5 ey aan ve ; 3 $ vee Fe ~ ul oe ake ae AAS. daw * ul N . t ~ 4 ws re? e , - S, Laie, ye Be it CPOO% aa ts ‘ o ae 4 : ite “S om Dag te _ v ; ’ = ey, a SBS 7M “itreg eee 4 od VES, “ah 20 CS a Oy © eS S — ~ ee , 63 Pe ¥ . ‘ ate ¥ ar “- . am » a he . ’ > 4 . oe 7 i . a ge cs i * SO . ‘ WAS Le . ie - a j > , * N “ " 7 5 # | : : L | ¥ : “4 i. en . 4 . i ee ab. POS A co-operation in protecting the planted trees on the part of the municipal] authorities. Rows of beautiful trees planted and nurtured by the residents have been ruined by telephone and telegraph poles and wires, permits for which have heen granted by the authorities. Why plant trees with no assurance that they will be permitted to | erow and with the lively probability that they How it is will be sacrificed for poles and wires? possible to beautify a street occupied by forests of bare poles and webs of cables and wires? e No poles or wires should be permitted in the All of them that are not placed under- Let the Civic streets. ‘ground should be put in the alleys. Improvement League first convert the city authori- ties to some sense of duty and of the requirements necessary to beautify the streets. e+ eo+ —___—_-_ -—__—-—_———— Why longer confuse ourselves with such terms as “United States” and “America?” Since the Presi- dent’s oereat Southern tour why should we not dub ourselves Reunited States? —-+-_- —~—-0-4 POLICY HOLDERS’ REAL ENEMIES. State Insurance Commissioner Vandiver seems to have reached the solar plexus of the attorneys for the New York Life in the question of the legal be the of the to which provides that service of process law, and agreement company bound by it, on the superintendent of insurance is binding on the company. ° But in his conclusion Mr. Vandiver suggests the vital point—the which the Post-Dispatch emphasized in the beginning of the controversy— when he remarks that the Life attorneys “would | point have the policy holders entirely forget the sins oft | Mr. MeCall in contemplating the calamity | which may befall him by inflicting any penalities | upon McCall and Perkins.” The men direetly responsible for disasters to the | dire interests of the policy holders are the officers and | directors who have plundered them hy excessive | salaries\synficate profits, campaign contributions, “vellow dog” funds and graft commissions. In the New York Life the menaces to the interests of the policyholders are McCall and Perkins; in the Mu- tual Life the interests of the .policy holders are as- | | ! sailed and menaced by the McCurdy brood of vam- | pires. | When the } lunderers make restitution and get out of office; when the companies are reorganized with | the robbers qutside of the organization, they will have | nothing to fear from the action of State authori ties. The management will be in position to plead | for na consideration of policy holgers’ interests. The public is entitied to protection from insurance | wolves, -— —-oee ———- --- i When passengers on a New York street car have to lie flat to avoid bullets from the “guns” of other what are people from the West to passengers, think liability of the company in this State! He quoted the | ; ! SE — Now What’s a Poor Man fo Do? el $$ rr - ee AO RENIN eT | 7 iy K t I _— o o-o-—__—__--- MRS. WIGGS AND BACK TAXES. There are two good reasons why harsh criticism ' ' | should be withheld in the case of Mrs. Alice Hez,an Rice, author of the delightful “Mrs. Wiggs of the JUST A MINUTE With the Post-Dispatch Poets and Humorists. Patch,” who forgot that she owed the State of Kentucky on $26,000 worth of property for Cabbage back taXes until reminded by a judgment obtained through the efforts of a zealous revenue agent. In the first place, “littery” people are proverbial- ly careless in monev mattérs and extremely likely Lo let such practical questions as those of taxation the fiction-filled minds. then Miss Alice Caldwell Hegan, was .so suddenly and State’s support pass entirely from their In the second place, Mrs. Rice, | enriched by the selling successes of “Mrs. Wiggs” and “Lovey Mary” that it may well be believed she is still dazed and unable to bring herself down to (moons followed her “hit” as an author. life’s realities—especially as the happiest of honey- ln the meantime, the original of “Mrs. Wiggs” ‘escapes the Trials and tribulations of the author of her literary being. She is still living in her little! Cabbage Patch shanty, poor, untaxed, and charac- | teristically happy. Who shall say, after all, that | the best of it—the | mere picturing in a story made the harassing for she hasn't sunny soul whose! tune of anot her while the soul's possessor remained | one v leas ‘ : err 7’ inet ’ i’ S; ana Ine rry . LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE THE FRANCIS EMBASSY. To itor of the Post-Dispatch. It is Suggested that Mr. Francis be sent on the part | and expense of the national Government to “congrat ulate” fereign courts on their share in the Buccess of | the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. What are our | ambassadors and ministers for? Would not the ele- vation of a private citizen, however wealthy to such an august office be a sharp and humiliating re- fiection upon their capacity as diplomatic representa- tives of thesr country? Besides, let us consider what an expenditure of photographic material such a mis- sion would involve. Every man, woman and child in America has or could have a likeness of Mr. Francis: why take steps to cause such a rankly superfluous rise in films and dry plates to the great damage and suffering of the army of amateur picture takers? PHOTO, Ed the THE LID DISCUSSED. of the -Post-Diapatch. rhe Sentiment Club, Sunday morning, the a ll ay to say but Editor Public discussed To the ‘ at the Odeon Strange why one speaker Opp sed it, and he spoke of oppressions in a general way, The talk was very interesting, but did not more champions of liberty appear? J sighed for Sister Phebe Couzins. Can it be possible "oa i; my | hoe his own row. World-wide interest, and cannot but result in a con- | ie Aeianeet tm éin im waning, | ; - res ae aning., in spite of the fact that one of the German papers is daily reiterat- ing “Pert m‘t den Sonntagszwang?"” HERMANN. MISS COUZINS AND LAW. It will steam | To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch : In the rhetorical flourishes of Phoebe Couzins be- fore the Gew=*n-American Aliance, which trying to prevent the Inforcement of the laws, there ‘is one staternent that it difficult to believe that she made ‘it is the Incoming tides of foreigners that we must look to for the maintenance of American ideals traditions, laws and institutions,”” she is quoted as having sald The significance of the applause ac- corded to the sent.ment by the members of the Ge r- man-American Alliance is too apparent. The weird utterance would seem to be an instance of the fan- tastic faicies to which strong minds sometimes are addicted. AMERICAN. siderable expansion of American trade. An 8000-ton steamship will sail from New York) 7 Mme time next spring laden with samples of Ameri- | wan merchandise and manufacture. 9,000 miles, visit 75 ports in 46 countries, showing the merchants of foreign parts just what we have to sell, ‘_ is is The plan as outlined leaves nothing to be de- sired. As an advertising scheme it is one of the big- gest of big undertakings, as the reader will see who _ Studies the details, It has taken three years to work > out—and it may now be said to be complete. _It is gratifying to know that St. Louis enterprise mill be represented. Every St. Louisan should fol- fow it with the k®ene+t interest. MORE BABY TALK. To the Editor of the -Post-Dispatc.. Anent the baby question: Surely too much is ex- pected of St Louls women. How can we be the best- dressed women in the world and still have babies? Good clothes come high. and i takes time to be | Weal dressed. Babies a.so cost money and time. so we can't bave good Clothes and ba bies too. There isn't money and time enough for both, Then, too, we aspire to be the best-housed wome in the world and the landlords won't let us have the prettiest flats and houses if we have babies, so don’t iame the women for the low birth rate. We can’t excel in everything. Only the very'rich or the very poor can afford the luxury of babies. A LOVER OF GOOD CLOTHEs. - ---—-@ oOo The ciyil service imwe have been dodged: ; now it is sserted that they are annulled, — -- eo ~~ ——— - ee —---- ee ee ONVERT THE CITY AUTHORITIES. ‘he Plan of the Civie Improvement League to en- Drage tree planting by a system of rewards for the kdven is good, but i¢ will not be effective in autifying many streets unless there is intelligent | > # o ° : Fey ws 4. # £ ae ; owe —T i bi - } tS. Pea 3 Phat ye wey zit . : oh aan wre iE es Tee ™~ ole Pee. Las ae he = j ” + and 96 he teat > - em 4 ame har POA gees = %. Ce > — ee Shes ek ee tae a ‘ OE. ke Oe Ae ial, WIE ADE ea Ep apts ; eal 4 ire A ae eae mee as —— tp ork. aia es OUR BETE NOIRE. We have a lot of trouble As through this| world we And joy is but a bubble Not often the chase. Grief sets our hearts a-quakin (hur dearest friends we lo fondest undertaking Give us another bruise; But what In a new mir worth qour are these to bre: of Fate our pet’ ambitio: An unexpected jar; We lose a good position: We're crippled by a car; With rheumatiz we're aching. And jaundiced are our views; The girl to.whom we're making Fierce love at iast we lose; -}\ es But what are these to breakine ‘ new pair of —-—- + THINKS IT SAFE. Ella: Fred proposes every time he me. I wonder if he. thinks I will change sees mind? Edith: Oh, I'm sure he doesn t. Naturally the rake finds it difficult to - TO A COMMUTER. O. brave defier of the fiat I lift my hat To you that tl field And garden home, and will not yield cleaves unto ie I’ntil you come in on your shield. O. much-abused and patient man, What nobler than Your stout devotion to And whilom in ancient wold, In spite the old home of getting supper cold, thou hast! O, what an uncomplant When did you last Behold vour little junior dear Except he slept? He pounds his ear The whiles you appear. leave and re —_— ae ’ ns Pat wes Ss & > LO WeuPiveme ~ © tenes Oe eal. Ee | Signe | plant ' i ; cue, = SN YS \\ IWS . (' B \ \ >" i r L By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW rUKRA, wet. world asks: the President's swim off coast?’ and answers tits asking: “‘Would undertow or ing shark rush in where the mountain lion has had the worst of it?” Z.—ihe the Florida question by ‘As the President proceeds through rebellion,’ plous spring up,” “Mobile's people the magnolia the ‘lately in presence Slates of »bserves his his real the Times. breast with peace, done in pure gold and inscribed, ‘Blessed is the peacemaker.’ Mr. Allen Caperaton Brexon, evangel of Virgin- ia’s politics, compares his tour to the journey of Paul on the way to Damas- and exclaims that the President a great white light; now Deniocrats support him demand railroad reg- ulation, tariff reform ‘white rule in America.’ Even Col. Henry son sacchartfies embittered to hail a Messiah to the South wandering # years in the gsectionalism.”’ has seen Southern in his triune may for and ‘ iis wilderns “‘Tieil Muroepe in America tion is the perity. touring Jake Smith is going to because he can’t find to loaf with. This keynote of American ‘—Evening World. pros- think it Taft s Ohio The Evening Sun does plausible that the Cox not Secretary machine in was a Ol | strategic movement in his candidacy for i the ‘that | ker, | graphy of tl ey ps eee , ? > Cm se ll : a ee hgh og e” ok ee ye ihe Fae oe Sie f P y ee: ee presidéntial nomination. Cox's candidate is Senator Fora- and that no love is lost between ihe secretary and the senior senator,” remarks the Evening Sun. “But no one has ever accused Judge Taft of political cowardice or pettifogging, nor has he ever been suspected of truckling to the Cincinnati boss, of -hhis rivals have done. “No self-resr : 2s some —- PASSING REMARK OT SaVsS and stole, too,” Sounds like the company Ol $6 salary u headline excerpt from life insurance an Dbic- Dpieside ni, was mere At the Scullin-Wade difficult ‘to tell which attention—the jde's presents of the bride wedding it attrucved presence oO! —_— If the trust sha. raise the price of shoes $1 a pair, it will be a considerable portuoin of pupiie, instead of tnis corporation, who will have no sole. tie Over in Kentucky an agitation has begun for special cars for persons full of baoze. Is the Kentucky hiccough #0 very irritating? El Haag. Menglik’s representative now in this country, can have 1000 wives if he wants them. He will want to read the. Mrs. Nagg sketches in the Post-Dispatch. The burglar who also takes the bull- dog away with him has gone into busi- ness again. pl Mtn oe RPS th i o A os 48: angi Bes Fie ete a! = = _S “Why whisper of the perils of! /cinnati boss to sue for a favor. man-eat- | raging | Yi Ap |Z ° A “ \\ . nS — ~« A do with Judge State will have anything to (‘ox or be seen In his company. Taft is the kind of Republican whose / gorge rises at the idea of bending the pregnant hinges of the kneé to the Cin- It is a tainted influence if there ever was one. “The result of the vigorous Akron | speech may be the defeat of Gov. ster- rick. Judge Taft must have known the ‘risk and weighed the consequences be- {fore he spoke. | for ' . |} sO05¢6 It would be much better in Ohio to Herrick than the Repubiican party the services of Gov. 'to go on taking orders from the boss fiower of the South and the symbol of | ! | of Cincinnati, whose amazing ambition is to sit in the United States Senate.’”’ “There is no truth in the rumor that President Roosevelt has summoned the leading horse trainers to‘a White House ‘conference looking to the suppression of the Watter- | tongue | after its, ss-of | the brutal practice of doping racers and unsportsmanlike custom of pulling animals when the odds are not right.."—The Press. the The Hera!d thinks the speeches of Mr. Roosevelt in the South “indicate a dis- position to lay down the ‘big stick,’ in |recognition of the fact that as Presi- ithe anybody | condi- | dent he ts only a co-ordinate factor in Government of the United States and not a dictator. * * * This sug- zests that he has profited by recent les- sons and Is getting down to a normal rational basis. ‘That Mr. Roosevelt has been clean- ‘handed and meant well is conceded, but 'the suddenness of his political advance- 9. atlaca | -ment might well turn the head of an “It is true | out using the word the | 2 § id —— : e ae i o> ti Pe” % ore cat — ae b tee Dale Tee Vege a a) Le vet ‘ ae a & fade te ars older and move sagacious official. With- in any offensive sense, Mr. Roosevelt, in view of the suddenness of his political advancement, might be called a parvenu president and doubtless felt impelled to Ive a stren- uous life and ‘do things.’ Hence his wielding the big stick’ over the South- ern republics and his going off. half- cocked in the Venezuelan controversy by threatening to send an ultimatum to the little republic."’ SAME AS EVER. Algy: What did your mother say when you told her that I was sorry that I'd made such an idiot of myself last night? Alicia: O, she gaid she noticed noth- ing unusual. . SE COMMUTED. Pocahontas had saved the life of John Smith. “And now.” remarked Mr, Smith, ‘1 will have to marry her. I wonder if a life sentence is really preferable to death.” on the subject many “ aft] as - st wt, eet ot SRE oe af ‘ - r se . et ae we: as ¥ Poe eS c £ CS + et we y Res Mt le hah ee a 2 bat ting! Pag ey re ; i: ee = we geod. 2 ties ys an OO Sats “KREME we? r ee ; U3 eo ee : Fle Flies From Ills He Kne Those He Wots Not Of. ca "VE changed my boarding house. Bee e _ “I dida’t like the last place. Oh, yes, I bad a nice room all right, but the meals—I didi like the meals! . “Now, I don’t think I'm cranky, but I am ticular about what I eat. Do you know, they only had one kind of breakfast food at my last place, Honest, that’s a fact; the same sort of sawdust 5 Ay days and the Sabbath, and, positively, I couldnt stand it. When it began again on Monday, I gave notice. ee “And then the cabbage! I don’t know whether it was more cabbage or the breakfast food. I like & cabbage; I’m really fond of it, about once each @ mer, Maybe cabbage comes cheap, I‘ don’t kn but it came almost as regular as the shattered: shav- ings. Sometimes they cooked it with ham and sor Ee times they didn’t. Always, though, they c¢ ake itd “I could have stood the eakbrge, maybe, iff hadi been for the tapioca pudding with whipped ere on top, and the pie, Honestly, it. was a rolief ¢ 1e night to find pie at the finish instead of tapioen pudding, and the next night it was a relief to ind the pudding instead of the pic, and the next t it : é : + : ct « ‘ - bine " teres ONE ie 6? ww RBs ps ot f ¥ al ” a WES os pee , ¥ LW aes 7 A © ee Ss 2 San WA . F 4 es ee ~~ ie ; y RKSF was the same and the next night, oe “*Are you ready for your dessert?’ the girl ¥ say. You were ready, all right, always ready afi that cabbage. ‘ad a e “We have apple pie,’ she would aunounce. After you waited awhile for her to say what else she } ad, you'd take apple pie. After awhile I learned ‘ he a rule regarding dessert and always said ‘Yes’ she asked me, ) 7 |; baaD 4‘ a ea. &. OF aaa + * : eds ot Lae AR ANSWERS ) TO PUST=DISPATCH | _ READERS | one dnitial. No business given. No bets. Only legal questions. “Answers,” Post-BDi tal cards if convenient. B.—Safer ‘to give’ new notice. J. M.--Shooting on Sunday, $50 fine. MAY.—Library attendant will tell you. W. W. T.—There is ne national holiday. L..—Lingerie, lan-zhe-ree; fiance, fe-an-sa. I. E. C.—See state laws, 195; Publie Library. Ge ‘Miss Smith, my friend, Mr. Jones.” . K.—St Louls has only Excise Commissioner. C. K. L.—In Public Libritry, Ninth and Locust. SHAFER.—Minister to Brasil, D. E. Thompsons / A.-Any married man's wages can be garni ec? = E, k. H.—Several frosts necessary to persimmons oft: L. C.—Simply address “Humane Society,” bio ve, ; fe H. W.—Miss Roosevelt rode on Ferris wheel just other passengers did. sty G. A. H.— e Rete fee yng Econ a es Bae, D.—In all states physicians must go before a | i for exanination as to competency. | a MARTIN.— Child bor : a4 under the British flag, gag nee aa Eee wag MEYER.—If bank depos band's name i aK RULES—One question; ~ ot, = +» “ meee § = as } ‘a * : it was in . must go into the estate and be a nist E. C.—Your property Is outside the grani ey trict, and your brick sidewalk will not be bed. | r w. 1. Z.—Birth and death records k before | the 8€ pation of city and county are kept in the ob ‘iy Hall. | ; a ANXIOUS.—If your liquid cucumber thin it has too much rosewater. It shou i) 4 a — wo. . i ¢ s na if Tes ©, . : ‘ Sar ge © Dprrme- s ¥ o* ey Ps %, et a . ~— + ies oh Pe Fe tat a ie *? - Re te ig ta > i 2 A 4 a & yr a - - as rich milk. I. & D.—Danville, Ill., Commercial-Newsa, Marion, Ind., News-Tribune, Leader; Lima, O,, Times-Democrat. ‘ READER.—Phoenix, Ariz., Republican, Enterprise: El Paso, Tex., Herald, News; Ariz., Bilver Belt. bf L. F.—Chicago marriage license county clerk; if un- der age, must have consent of parent or cuareiany both parties present. “29 li. M. I.~—Let it drink nothing after 4 Bi m. ee have it awakened every night about 11 until ft aa have formed the habit of waking at that time. = = x. L. Z—If you deserted from German be sure to obtain permission from the German ernment before you attempt to visit Germany. ALEX.—Hair eurling fluid: Gum arable. ; i sugar, 1 dram; rosewater, 2 ounces; mix an 4 , Moisten the hair with this; put up in curling or papers. ; REYXKOLDS.—Sham olly hair once in two with plai: white floating soap and warm teaspoonful soda to rinsing water; rinse two clear waters. L. .- Fepanten 0 United males. ), 0 an communicants D proper, Lae -. lation of world, aR followers of CREE anity 477,080,158. Try Public Library. ee preferable to “They MODESTY.—Eczema: Ointment composed ¢ ST. LOUIS.—‘‘They have not the essence ¢ We and “What kind of | yee yp hg A n ork ire | ve hig and “What kind of hands pans he Benny Be rk- | ing.” zs] i ; ya < rts of tar ointment and oxide of zinc otn * hubarb and soda mixture may be taken, Dose, = no “certain cures." is cluba: Li et 1 ae e = +) ge bles Digg KT MEE i eae : 1% " + « y 2 x . 2 eee fl % es a es i tury Art. house; Shakspea ; versity Alumni, ’ . & K.—@Some wise reader kindly + - the question whether the bow can be than ee ag Fen were t va exteri a eecaaion. tt ’ edly seeing t or attention. Perhaps by repea trick the eyes ld discover a ify Y nab a es wy Pe ns <7 4 ‘st r ’ “ he SRY re F te: “at - a" ee Pome : wou it. 3 white Cover My N . tT eS a. in naive, © + ag coarsely, 32 q fresh heada, or 2 heads A.~Chow chow: Tiny cucum . 1 qt: very. onions, 2 qts.; ‘ caull well with best and simmer well until stir often. Seal hot in JERR uria, would r oh

Page 11

= oe a i i a a - Bory 4 i: _ — iin - . - as . = ee . : ‘4 / ; = 4 a * , , 8 gs ' , Mian - . 7 , ; ss = , ‘ : 2 C .- : = Ms > 7 - - $ * fe Ds v tal —— he a5 ee 7 Wo Bes Se oe oe th ais + . ae _— xs ~ 4 tak how % 7 » ab ee t 4 ‘ ¥ z v4 a y= tea ee es oa ge oy Sy C Ae eo RY ¥ w, HF ae ® 4 a. - . . . 53 es ’ + | : ® el. > ¢ . * he Or a » +. eto SS 4 P « ey a ae ee 5 Bo ae -.. a es x he as oe Yt oF ae A “ s* ~ ‘ ’ het i - ang 7 ea ‘ i. = ae al 7 y - 4 B : u® es ) eA . 7 F a * WHERE HE SHINES. DIDN’T- LIKE HURRYING. ee eee —_—-— ee > _ —————— ———— u ee, ee . 7 —- —— —_——_— Ot tt ILLUSTRATED HOME READERS $[WEpNEAyEveNncccionan 7 as | rrr ee ee que - tint — — = — —_-_— = — as ~ _ a the. Khan. | kissed her, and, lifting her high over IT HELPED SOME PHRASES. E i . “id I cannot endure any longer. } his head, threw her down. The Khan and the Girl ° Take out my heart or give her to nae Down there the waves were splashing : ‘i “The Kahn was silent. and booming so loudly that -neither of “Or let us throw her from the rocks] them heard her fali into the water. Not and so, wishing to prove to his 50n the | into the sea.” a single cry did they hear—not a sound. | he sald to him The Khan sank down or the rocks and and silently looked down. “Come, father,”’ said Tolaik. “Wait! whispered the Khan, listening to something. jut everything has an end, and at Longskipper: Ah, ha: Sumptuous carpet. They | 7 . ; ; . pet last he stood up, mighty and proud,/ start! Now to run those fellows off ‘ 4 Ay . | Clerk: Cash! Uncle Abner: Dry up, ve doggone - and said: their legs! " " 4 “ tS eee ' ‘' numbskvi!l' I'm a-gettin’ my money out “Come: They went; but soon the nhan ut bz Et 5 a ee | fas’ ez I kin Written by Maxim Gork! and Translated 6) M. Mojaeky for the Monthly Review sins aeay an: Bere, “Or let us throw her f the rocks NCE upon a time there lived in the} | all the assembled princes ! ' a rh 0 base . FE) bonw | into the sea,” the Kahn repeated like / | (rniea the Khan Massoluima al benvoat | an echo Assvab, and he had a son, Tolaik é Albalila. “" . spring flowers, and their life was @/ glance: | irl Shi ast he awoke the Cossack | Why) am I going, Tolaik, and S ayes A= my A ca . ey 4 : | girl. She did not notice the presence of ?* he asked his son. _ “Why | ‘hn ae ; . . | — @ I've got a good err | whither? he pleasant one. i “Give me the Russian girl, O my lord Alhalla. but But his Coesack girl he called often | and father!” * ee ut tendered her red lips to the ' should I live now, when my whole life | yy’ “as | eee y, . e '? ; Kahn. |} was centered In her? I am old—nobody | . a NE 7 / . aaa ax ! “ On to the tower, from which the sea could| The Kahn was silent a moment—not | ‘Kiss me, my old h a : ' se is be seen, and here he had for her long, but just the time it takes to still! hie Pha Ne Ae ( tay ri wa Sete 9 ao Rates ‘easy a o~ v : | r ls | everything that could gladden the heart your heart's »%eating—and after the si- said the K Ae 7" a - oc go with us, cere in living in this work " SROU | . = == : ' ii A risin af a woman. In. that tower he passed! tence fe said loudly: Then Ce pe dhins meek vares, ‘7 mgt a rlorvy and riches. father'’’ | ‘“‘TLemme sec: Half the distance done —— ot = —_ , ) g whole days in her company, resting! ‘Take her! When the: feast is over ie tod pon se nib. es a ane the asm : paou mast ge ne m8 ad re * * 2 a tg" 7 Me a a , YY w>, Miss Footlites: Percy tells.me he is | drink half a glass of — ero, and she un- Give me one of her Kisses and Keep|and my time I playing a star part in your troupe. the Natural Laxative Bumly Snorter: Yes. He goes on as | Water | ot mm - = - from the labors of his life, KnOoWINB |! thou sha! ak = | : hou shalt take her derstood. all the rest thyself. : c : ; 7 ’ ) arty: ere, » ’ island gathered to them, and games sk) were surging, and started back. | A long time did Tolaik Alhalla look ough aang , ) | were Planned and banquets. And the For a long time father and son went “Throw me,"’ she said to them | down ad then he spoke aldud: take dat watch = — *% . } . s ~~ C a we oe , : | Ca aa : damper in pipe. Large feed door; patent | yourself? fh A | The Italian: How do you stand: dS te Fa Gy 5: . portable fret-work casing; shaking grate i ) : At , with larger center dump—you can shake The Spaniard: Go with God, Senor! grate without opening ashpit door. Has : ( } = ss — » = 23 : —. +6" Si . =F ~ =F - te ak) toy . ° ° “ees = . . “Private view of Mr. Daublet’s great | - A Ps Pan gee oe: =" 49 OPE >. ; ne Ssian: a ’ re on’ : py , fa. y | | work, ‘The Girl With the Broom,’ but hin ‘Whetiaindiany “Olid ee + oa a igi pe tt et | I > ¢ i=) pe ¢ "> ‘ 3¢ - 0 ‘ “ r.. se ‘ " r 7 7 J Ay / ’ AD I'll get through somehow.” | dinner? ye ua si > oe =e .) SYSTEM combination screw draft. The Carbon " => ae CDSE PRS The - Have you eaten your ae a tae Nees Garland is, without a doubt, the hand- - R oa ng Oe Oe o : : ~y ale al es _——— as EE sie Chinese: | rice? wee ~F gat nen te ; somest soft coal air-tight stove in the ,* . ~ o* fe~? P ae . Is ~y | > TER ae | SPA s the simplest) _ te wil h world, and it will hold fire longer than The Egyptian: How do you perspire”. | oabats mers a OS ae. on ee ; »w less. ee i, .s- & ys : mt. Ls S. , : ae eke —~ (eee ye : a bi 1” plete, with pipe and Ane. The Burmese rub their noses against | Sra 3 inet} , gee Dat ; We offer you | , , ) i ’ i ! } ! ~- + — "jsit f inutes - ow alis- *s Visitors (10 minutes later): How realis When They Part. eredit at our the Only Real Protective Measures | tic! Why, I almost can feel the dust? The American ane Englishman Sav: j “Cood-) - | I one AOR Ps Au revolr. USUAL CASH “we amen large variety of other well- The Austrian: Auf iedersehen cnown makes rangmg S h N O V FE M B FE. R N f | WHY EUROPE LAUGHS } The ira Li mo cae i PRICES ” _ as $7 6,50 b ae ! Tr Turk sole ly crosses hands OW @8....... © c C c “a u mM c r O Loudly Dressed. | acon his breast are saat o git te | : — Shoemaker: bu yvl KNOW why that ! oheisance The Russian ferm of parting saluta- | tion is brief, consisting of the single ‘ — . heen’ ; * the * ese ; 2s , Because he hasn't paid for them. | word, ‘“‘prascha!,”’ said to sound like a HE. ADIES OME QO —IRNA “That's no reason—If it were, his coat | sneeze. | We could write enough to fill this entire page in de- would creak, too.”-El Calendario Es-| The genial Jap removes his slipper hs 1 : f . i] ] ) ape 4 . sc , : > yne r goo panol. and says with a smile: “You are going scribing the good points of this exceptionally goo |to leave my despicable house in vour Range. We claim it’s as good as any $50 Range on Strong in Death | ‘ * ’ z : honorable journeyings—regard thee' : ° So on «1 ef: ‘ ‘oO ‘ ; Ys - » ‘ cir ‘ a Ss ‘ . . , S , . Cannibal Chi Have you any last| ‘ene Findoo falls in the dust at your the market and we stand ready to prove this claim I 5 Cen ts a Copy at Dealers imessage that you wish tw have sent : ; ; ; , . d pe Sent | feet. erste est 3 Set up complete with pipe and zine at the price cf.. Yes, J ceeiie At one ier eke ee A FIVE YEAR PRINTED GUARANTEE WITH THIS RANGE. Stern-Looki Female: av fs as . Oking ' ‘ oe - have. feathers. . © r son-in-iaw Ow. ren- = ane eegen The Burmese bend low and gay: “Hib! secemmangumcon baiiidee THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PA. ei yeah ie The Dangerous. The South Sea Islanders rattle each | a o Knott Yett: You mean to say that the} others whale teeth necklace. use of hair dye is dangerous? In the Philippines the parting bene- en Thayvel | do. Let me tell you diction 's hestowed in the form of rub- | oil 7 | something. A dear friend of mine, a bing one’s friend's, face with one's tf ag : P) {happy bachelor, found his hair was '! hand : ‘v7 Rs ly aes |turning gray at 3. Well, he had it dyed | “eat veces | , = pi = ‘a deep black. Four weeks later he was | HER OPINION OF HIM. | , 3 iF .. f x married.—Fliegende Blaetter. | “Taas” said Cholly, “I was intro- | . Ss ' - , \a i ee =. |. dayne | duced to Miss Peppry lawst. evening, Si oe: ns a i ke 1001-03-05 rae ; Ss 4 ta Yee ee | each other's cheek, exclaiming: “Give . > rs 7 2 PB \ ‘ A d T I] Hi. . , Wh on Nee iert saree the ink ~e fA Arabs of eminence kiss each other's ay oe " ; ie — are cite f %, any article In 7 o S OHSECWIT es ‘ ar are et POL at Be A RT ee cheeks and say: “God grant thee His | 7 ty, (- Niet Ree? ee fas our store on favor and give health to thy family.’’ P) + yee Ys y pn ery 4 ae ca Vx gd Oreo Dip al ij fs A ’ i gentleman's shoes creak? Tailor: No, why? A Day to Remember. and TI fawncey she confused me with FRANKLIN AV > | Sweet Young Thing: Oh, this has been some one else. She seemed puzzled.” ——- ke ett : eae > "> 2 : YS : ' a wonderful day—my sixteenth birth- “Yes.” replied Miss Sharpe: ‘“‘she told eo S68 ‘ ' = =—— day. I've had my first kiss from Arthur me afterwards that vou did impress her ee — et ' and my last box on the ears [rom mam-j}like the average puzzle. ‘So simple \ > ' . . fer Blaetter when you know It.’" ~All Waeeay | We are Soe Agents in St. Louis for Garland Stoves & Ranges | _-———- —— — ma.—Megendortfer More Than Interest. Prisoner: I confess i: embezzled from VAN CAMP CAKE my partners, but I was always a hard PLUTO WATER | 7 ° worker. No one took more interest in | the firm than I did | eee CONCENTRATED..- : = HIS cake is nice enough to Steal. : oy ee 15 cents, 25 cents and 35 cents. STUY mewn pepe 7/2 )mw me) maa OTL IIL It just melts in your mouth, so dainty, rich, and delicious is it. or ee a ee It's the Van Camp Cream in it which gives that “new sensation” to the palate. Van Camp Cream is better than the most expensive fresh Cream, from the Milkman. Is it true that your brother is going | | cw Because “Van Camp Cream”’ has all the other nutritious parts of rich Milk, in addition to to remarry his divorces d wife? | E as, Old Folks Modern Life. its 12 per cent of Butter-fat. He: Yes. He became so well acquaint- | sag yd . is heavier, richer, fuller flavored, than fresh Cream. ‘ed with her during his divorce trial that | | ; , ou see fresh Cream is only the Fat of Milk, dissolved in Water. i he n love with her.—Fliegende | EA 2 FF: ee But, there are other, more nutritious, and finer flavored, food elements in Milk that never Siaetier. | EZ: — plenty of nourishment and more than | FE ordinary blood-forming elements. ‘These they cage? oe rea eo at even 40 cents a quart. Th Pursuing Perces | PLUT b en these Nutritious solids, and the Butter-fat, have two-thirds the water drawn off 7 ; ee : —___j ; O tain in t 2S them there is left a “Cream of Cream,”’—with a delightful Almond flavor to it. fouriat (atartied out of nis contempia- Four tablespoonfuls of Concentrated : a nels highest form in That is known as “Van Camp Cream.”’ ition of Alpine scenery by a native, who | Pluto Water in a eup of hot Es ! ¢ | up behind him and begins to water, taken an hour before breakfast, i if f NHEUSER-Busc, ° This “Van Camp Cream” makes the most delicious Cake you ever tasted. jhas come Uj Besides, it is Sterilized, by heat and cold, so that not a living germ remains in it to sour ‘toot the “ranz des vaches” on his horn): every day, will speedily cure the worst Milk of to carry Disease. Now, Van Camp Cream, though richer than Milkman’'s Cream. at Stop that Santer gin taste miahion noe com any price, cosis you only 10 cents atin. It keeps sweet for years, in your Pantry, because, the hear one of those things.I think I'm be- druggist. Illustrated Booklet Free. Germs that sour Milk are all killed out of it by Sterilizing before it is sealed in air-tight tins. ‘ing run down by an automobile,— FRENCH LICK SPRINGS HOTEL CO., “ib ® You buy it by the case from your Grocer. Each case holds 48 Tins of about a Pint each L'Ilustyation. Thos. Taggart, Pres. French Lick, Indiana. and it costs you in this way, about 9 cents per Tin. (Single Tins the price are 10 cents each.) (payee But, even this way it costs you less than plain unsterilized Cream, or Milk, from your Milkman A DARWIN STORY. 2 eM, or and it is simply _ great” for Coffee, or Cooking. ’ . ors Weekly Let us send you our Book of 40 recipes for . , J inte Seg wert Pes a sna ai et SAVE YOUR GLOVES | making Van Camp Cream Dishes, out of almost \ \ ee | Boome bo}; my ws ~~ ee once White kid gloves can be given any ’ . . . nothing. Write for it today, to Van Camp gle glk _ Twa 1 plotted a surpris rae t @ great natural- stove. Rub ti” beekie ome oe ic The food in liquid form. , ist. Capturing a centipede, they glued Vhen dry, apply a wool Diamond ‘Gre PAR ANT This Predigested food-drink can be retained Packing Co., Indianapolis, Ind. mT) \ Cay a ¢ ray Par ms gg P : When d RECIPE—Van \ | | - | | on to it a beetie s head, ; Wings of a — eg a win a sponge. When dry ; With chases pee 7 7 ee Nee) butterfly, and the long legs of @ grass-| geet ofthis givea & smooth goestucss, | A yocisitese by the weakest stomach and new strength Frostit hopper. | Th ature in] and make une e ee wrap in Gannel | | thay ge obtained from the first wine-glassful. infernal noise! Every time I TRADE MARK, oup of butter ae 7 aioe wupenenmee «© + «© « ‘s m : | a box, they took it to Darwin and asked will Come out avy weight. | , egee , | ; ways co good as new. All drug- ~ » A S i } Bs | him what it could be, explaining that | a sell Diamond Dyes at 10 cents a , i RF ol J all ruggists and grocers. i cup of Van Cam ~s Crea _ > , . ; N P cape hal dome Sy aT | J j ao» WV: , they had caught It in the fields. Darwin | ° j | love! teaspoonfuls of baking powder | JA | | WV, i} looked it over carefully. | amond D es Prepared by anilia . . - . . ftp , ’ \ "— Z \. . . . ~ =?" square *fchocciete ~. =... | , S . ae aa “Did it}hum when you caught it?" he | y Anheuser- sc Brewing Ass'n oar ) No need for a professional dyer. . rs: ¥ Bu h = cup of pawdered>+ ueer : ; rr tableepoonfuls of water pt ie y | asked. i ” . | “Oh, yes, sir.”’ they answered, nudging | on — = FT yk " ° is and the NT Makes sighteen slices - 9 | ha ft) - 2 a mm Soi) | ! ther, “it hummed like’ every- | Diamond Dyes, Th 4 in seogar gradually, then the of th . 0 ' . wes —— one ano : au . k siftet with the baking powder and the Van Caunp : ) Ya ¢ | thing.” eae dyed cloth, “tree. Adda rrandt te! | p if ‘ " said the philosopher, “it is a’ ate over oe Then, ! . DIAM ds oe Welen atte, A lam TZ | | OND DYES, - Burlington, V6. - lame Lae | | , ? | — a ATATYCIAT™ ee last! Athe white ” pallow pan. Me! the oh Det Ra 7 * ; . P hee 6 : - 2 _ - . Aa $ * Pel . . a . ss . a > a " . oy Fact aw ry » = a - J ™ > 7 - ¢ ny y id *% aa eee hes WM er he Pa ee OES Pn ie ee ™ — e hie’ ‘ ‘ ad ‘ haiti - i? n*4 Sang ‘ * eS. $ ns e % * 2 sa a co ae pe? ee ; 4 BNE em. side AeA, : be 7° ‘Z > ** 5 - 4 . ) . F ie ma =a . gl : eee = s . . i . * . din. : “ “ ae a : : ¥ a Je ey ee gas P pele L at A " rs my . ae Sn Sauls. Bua ira M a 5 - : oP 4 AR ern, stan a Seana ee PDS - iad i tie ; ; , = ae ; y od 2 oa , os he ~ 4 ee ‘ 7 a > a % as el - 3 oe OFS = yeh, er * Yee ’ ” ; ” ware "4 . "Y al oe : ae 1&4 Y i 4m ies Te y . a 7. 4 poe + eee ie ms lags 4 : . - > Wy. + a e - - , ; Se ¥ 3 . iy, oA no seatie 5, catititnaatilils We ae ’ . ee ¥ =f’ " § f ow . —-~* nti ™ — a a : nd OO Pe tte ae. > s .)

Page 12

Page 13

WEDNESDAY. TO SELL | YOUR REAL E CE, PLA | CE IT BEFOR! ORE THE GREATEST ER OF PEOPLE WHO | CAN AFFO : RD TO BUY ‘ VERTISE IT IN THE ATCH. 13 er ow ‘TORER 25. 1 WA WOM NTED fy ‘on oan DFEMA-c | chilies S% Ove xy Market st. “Tench oon ; ___HELP_ WANTED—F ae auv @ . roe to Bpertence and ©o@ © © ry tr. ? Gea 5 HOUSEHOLD een ane we . » ced Ane @ ters and Mac and Competent ALTER: 4 HOUSHHIRL W Te 8 106 nm ete ne fe ® Wome Machine STRESSES ER- A ouse Work ; - td. - WL it fr y AV.. ~~ iT oo Operators fot me 1) ie must e girl for front rooms Sunt Ein Puesteten Y. | @ Mots "Apoly to eu rators for our @ ay; oper, help a Neall tow FRANKLIN A iZi—Unfurnished coupecting on ROOMS . EN BK eee and rintendent, FA: @ | aieame eet wwe or Se = {uralehed or i 5150s Ba Ba ting | OLIVE ST. FOR RENT—CIT © ® organ cts 3 e-nged wtd.— AN ouse ne large ligb 2816—I VY tei HOUSEH O99 O%? 2 = alist for aa] tn ~mld- “heoping y AV. = ping. fromt soom, sure poustheeping. and’ for gen - 4 ROOMS W . ana OLD HE >| = y™ ms bo cooking, W oe ml ee m; $4 floor; $2 we Ml Seal _sentiomen or | CLARK NTH BOA : COUK Wta.tor7 W LS LO. ?. 7 goes wase ee Ven iron- rooms, “fo AV., 1 rj $2.50 ae house- | OLIV a. wg ony furnish 8) cant AV. 271 RD—CITY. ee, vee | PRANKS AY. bape, ncly furuie LIVE SF 9007 Fara memvertle Yer AER pallies rete aaa |_ROOMS w _e me reson ~~? ifet~ . anes. la ‘ irst- ue AV flioco = tet ae . 0 a men . iT av inne. . ). 41 o%, lass ‘le —mourekeeping if r OLIV owen | reasonable. front CLEM nd $5 2) ° a] COOK Call TAUNDRESS_—SIt. ‘Lindell sundress r in 1300—F : ( E BT., room, ENS 6 eer) eee BOA wages.” ‘Bouthoost So {iN wanted b vn hee {~~~ ‘= dea:red. urniehed — story front 2728—Three ali | puite; with’ of 5723—Blegantly (6) po hy So ry RO- CITY. R . Bout cook (4) UL. _Carr st by laundres ome tr ao Ce ms; ow unfurnish e; gentle without ix furn | _ Subarba able; all cely furm a OOM a “AWS set seente Taylor sad. ) [LAUNDRESS Ws ress, Call | PRANKI for light housekeeping; (4) | OLIVE 8 S home; sett seguied Soon At beads cer g Heww nished | OLI nan car cely furnished room; ex: | Mott S AND BOA -—4 7 n ‘ , P a . ————— . , a aa * : ° ing; 4 kn a. co a ue. and Lo ee Apply phen pore laundress f te LIN AV. 31 311 te per we ting — 25; “. 2085A—Neat 6 we ‘beard, s eultable fo i Se eee és) adn ST.. 4040A 8; Olive and OOM AND BOARD RO WANTED. GOOK w 2105 PP ashing oF ee ag DRES Andel! oe 3. ping y 3115. -Firet —_—-— week. pekee pi mal] rooms, OOOK or ladies; roows _ Dri t ‘and —Elegant or en, Wd. PAR 5 _ing or td.— Goo ark. iron- Mon ess Wid.- — GAMBL} - ished and second Oo ag ftooms $1 oS ; reasonabi with vate f cold ba ly furn 12 bioc pri. Germ —By th we iron 4 cook ; days a First-cl iisciieninailiies BLE , for nd-floor rive 7 , $1.75 and | om; £ 8687—So e. 0 awily. th; boa ished fran please st ke of an fam ree you ~~~ FLA - 1 ing good io) | api nd Tuer Glass laund bath E 8ST light ST. and $2 ; furnace uthern- -- AD De L VE rd i t stat Grand . Ped ~~ TS = OK . refere wa ple ay. nyse. _f dress for th a , caaet oP , 8744—-T $2) Cu » heat; ex ST., f desired; ROo e terms. and ithin 10 | “4 cn ; —- Wtd.- neces. 43 ges; no wa LA “ell at once, 5 ae... » 204%-—-N t! ; steam Three — (5 UK AY ; good boa fr with BU45- ; MA iS - ede v YTUON RENT ' _ mo other A good 46 McPhe sh- UNDRESS ce, 5450 GARI re. Neatly f (4) onal: ref heat. b picely ) room. “* 4510—Nicely rd; reas mt tern board: -Heautlui dies AND BOA iN. Sp avs.; bath, la ay. 4523-—Fla . OOO need app expen" te reen. waship Wwia—F ho SON AV urnisbeg room OLIVE erences. ath; bo y furnished oud southern ¢@! cely furnish - (0) m fo 8 all con iy furnishe Ad employed; RD Wtd. . Spring. __ Upst andry ; We y. B84 D d colore d g and irst-cla inten, ; VE 8T., : usekeep _ Bou boai exposure; €d 2d-floor PA uli. venience d recms _ KV west of Ts t -—— alre. hot and be fir d.— ix Dein red covk; aye. : ironing. “ sa woman t - ping: : is N abi oe ing 0 ud. ; all -floo GE BL, s; te 3, P of Ta »* wo yuun COM cold roomne, eas, ———— et-clasa nn woma — iar bi, N - . 750 N. Ev . - hur ‘sdays 0 ‘to do GAKRIS ; also - Furnished e for 4 U—.dd -fluoor 4 COOK AY conrenie r all 3648— oe ROOM - oat Disvet J eta & la- MPTON iS. COOK ase. Gs) an for cook URSKG eld av. and Fri- I5UN other rooms OLIV gentieme tron (3) AV., #2 ‘ aces, con ven len Hall room, I AND BO ch. te price. decorate — i _bourewori: “Girl to cook and eest | Seen Ww, aE Fo Ce _frasopabies “jen ft SA Nicely Keeping; “front” pari 5 a vat | el ih Sr. without boards pele 8 | ter ees Tei med a aa with private “tam Wid —Young man wi Eee ‘nach. Oil T21 Olive sty, foam OK W ashin nd ase — SPGIRL —_—— g219 | GAR end furnis => parlor rooms K privat and m, $4; ard, — nable. er boarders; amily room th BR ve st. i g. 331 ist wi aon Wid.- me Ce (3 RISON all con hed _ for for ho AV., e@ fuin- cle just $3 per . term where and beard _Sn iILLJ ,» om eral hi Reliab! 6 Luca th ‘on Vers Young c ee ae roum N avy. venieu OLIVE two ge use- in hom 4.380—F I! la- | p an; ail starced; week; boa 6 and South & there rooms, ANTE AV — 4471 se e colored s ay. (4) NU RSEG en av. co) pred purse ate 3, singl 522 ces; lo ST., 1410— ntlemen: and e of smal Le rooms id) ARK bome c everythi rd ROO particulars. ide preferred: po DELM hall, eas, Vv. 4582A ree 1 Page bi in smal d cook f at IRL Wt . sexirl. aiu be e or e N.—Ni : (4 r, service Nicely * : Delmar 1 family; and _—— fur AV., 223 ooking. ug new M ANI Ad. M state AR B hot bat —Motera ; OUOK / vb 1 family or gen- _at night d Your a ton. al; co n suite; cely fu ing. able rooms furnished (4) COO cars; e@x conven bourd nishd: 3—F I man ND BOAR 147, wate ey 5 h; $23 fat, ; Wed.- y, at NI _ Atti Te! ‘c nt urseg rf RS errr y rm rner all co rniehed for fron K AV. —— tremely lent FP we "excell ne tia (3) h » With D Wd. P.-D. (4) t r beat; 149-514 ; . ing ai —Lreud once, KsE W ed A te bi. ri; go bo Ua Garriso nvent OLI ligh t par- fron . #16— nely reason age will be ent tab rooms ere, 4d referen ~—& @ __ ver. its good 7A—Sl ° ud Geru ref td. —F . os me WALLSU = ad | Win VE 8 t house t room; Nicely baabie. pi le . new lence eslres ces, erman . cunditien, roome, a _wages. A inte) man girl reuul xperien ae Col mn AY, Washi ’ rooms T., 1322— kee p- lences: ; goutbe furnisued ue. @) eased ; rd; cal ly nees a room permane ntle- DEL tion. N hot- . 4388 ra work; for pla Herlin red; call ” ed. nurse wectin ig N n . wit Ne es; good bx ern exposure; 2d. PEMD oposite 1 and fam!) nd board with be ntly loc MAR icbolis- | COOK VW Me he : bo l in cook - ay. ' hut sd for intal keejeal & room N.—l s conve. bh or wi wily furnis COO: eer vara. , all thoor a ILETON Lafay y. with lo quie st bath ated gas BL... 4467 Hit- 3 " td. Bass ron av. aundrys; NU RSE ‘ iv me! ning. at, ror ig, ho Ss furul st floor } sate roe nience. thout b hed K AV... couyv front ‘ AY eite opportuni out otb t abso! conven- 4 , bath: all A~4- 16 or house. KE irst-clans good | nurse Wtd.— Experlenc eels = . ane Gene bees, froat and | OLIVE ousekeopl fa) eee - -e oxt = i? ront room, with | 318—Purnished wy | —2om_* a acd. as: Bape woe ise 467 Del conveniences; mode = § Atta W work, & Ae COOK | — two ct experienced Se a Gor cold + ogg light bo b sT., 3 ng; ever or 8 ot r ra large ne to, PENDLETO! th board. ished 2d od uce fined peo gg this = 1X ar. $32. rn Hat; ; est Wi mall faud no laundr _Caes av children; ¢ colored woman to »DP ELL ; light use- vusehkeepi 26—Co y | jet gentiem oom, priv wly papered room ON AY d-floor expenses. ple (or ai )DIPR 3. Apply , GIRL Le. iy; highe y work | WAS 75 - call at one nan to room Ow A » sunny nent ug; hot nnectin (4) bees ; en or co ate fami pered with - 1423— Ad. N single. = _ wate ST. ” g6a2 poly — RL Wtd.- . In gin at wages. ASHERWOMAN Wid — pce. SOOTA ( for peli d." 142GA—N OLIV people; phone “113 Saco rooms t COK govd board. — Ab nnn for 2 couple; +e eee beard; Nic “ely 1 f HH 197 . Ay Bas r. nthe aod A~—Five-room ib Gill small wash IAN - ; Sree ' GRAN nan: ice IVE ll gov. pable.: or K A epbhon Cor PEN »mabl for urnisbec AST all con fla mee Wta.- family. 17 N gan ing for fan Ne d.—tiood Ww 9a aa stor “a AV., 2 all caavesdes furnished room ; ST., 4047— ; perme home V., 4239-1) e Delmar mee mg INDLETON = gentlemen ‘“ S r STON AY, 592 s somres. . with aint, w sual -yihall: om change for. wa in fice "a3 es ay room. turelened Get esemr aoe i = ~one Fh gees sott—Newly f furnished = couvenient Fae family; phone Delm or electric rooms, 1s _519—Furnished Z Dw : lat t radiey inte aafoen f = aan aa on cust. UD. » Ran w ce dry bas eat, | GRATTAN nt sede )- —— an _ly fea age “T one | Lo ctric | » sarge —— wi : room | ae sane | won Wed Cad. ceca ae: | toma pow Sa Easley Segond. | Cgeatienes of coun aaa ew | ees sO iS ed 7ELLINGS FOR AER etc, | Rion av. torre ya cecrated. at | Gl GIRI m eat at colored 1 ‘e general “ Good. stead irmount. oms: i gas . 1116- g.eé y itlemep or Jeo ‘urnished (4 yo BL., ’ Pxtreme- , ‘ts and desired: phone ; eat; 4 NDON Pp att REN ae 7 ** —F lat rut st, 13) , Wu. girl. : — eTson ork an ‘15 white HA) and b -Ligh _ vate fam couple; room ) ung lady &S60—R wars; 825 cooking; » best ; also ed- _ S20. sii is iene oe EV. or 3 “4 y ork ; to hel WOMAN 4 stairs. ig. 100 N. an with N AV. at and $2 coed OLIVE 8 — nvenience two Di LAak yed. nd: board for PINE ce. block fr com- CLARA Farrar, ‘ /6-room b map tor _Dya AV., 4052 , inqoite 4 - 7 salanaahah Lar -clas SOG 4 mve ST—Ni — e ~_Dyas- 1234— stout s FL yorey, 1 roo 7 “aun td.—Ex 5701 V pz and to come German om een ivate Suan furnished: ge fro ligh 8; private ba ND 8507— sail (4) ss board ; ine las _ conveniences ; cely f mite newls Sight roon ° sold flat, - | _—, "ies Tn rove Park. aad in reply to ul if eg * nea RTON OL bog Rone. nished ; eae : LGso., references ee ee ~—. can DELMAR ~ i t rooms, ne wiy =. light Me An 0 vakaannlien : zt ee Ss ay meen paren Sony “LD AV. at once, Roatly : to Be 5507 Ve illing sedinaiil (4) OE 15, Fost ris. (5) es is—Firat foo. "AGE ~ ; phone ern; cellent », 24215-W SH FCINOTOMS eeping; rooms. be TAGE- trees. owiy de 45004 —Rea elt av. ernon av.: girl; cow —_——- ___ SHOE WORK JEFF t floor sbvbiiedioe 3 AV., 35 Linde! _ tiem table; hot ell-furn! (4) | PIN . ; wot bat 8, board central’ ~Two- in- | _92°- corated ; ati a . § fort G ER -~ ERS WN ’ fron — for bh« ’ 44—_T : af ey or Ww. bath: : shed —————— NB 8T.. 333: math a > tral loc room ba th, ful Bb =o ident * ake .— "Care ae. rd. —F% aes Ss WANTED. mpeg aE i 28 8 t ery shan eee we, wie counestins t+) DELMAR _ ple; x (bat: reawownble: gen bos steal ee roe nd all : 185, iF location’, rent Feasonabi aes GARFIELD hot water, and Sat. ; hous light « —& Tv ac cary To er iu Dec f . .—Two ) ps av at —tecen . eat: rucun rooms: Pie BR 77 ne ar Oo ti nace he 1 shed ELM ( able at: ' AY. - y work; 2 ework« colore OVERAT wi ak, - LAC rovin or ili con rT; 80U lj—Th ; hot ba . , $; table 4 —Be a ane pt onal. seat, pl TOOMS ; MARK bi a ae : newly d ». eo # 5 3 in r, no ad girl; ERAT Lith ACLEDE ght he necting yuther ree Tuoms: ¢ bath. venien and se autifull t+») ‘INE ST one ; . gas, | Water a, Seen . N}| omy #8 ecora ted: A—Beauti io) juired } family: ated ; exper I ORS \ par iE . suseke PAUGE nm @X)as me: be ces; j rvice a y ft a | 34 ’ all vo = room. f — Lae aes ; uv. ted pat utiful nie nmenninintn S018 , y; 20: Ty or f ri- tloberts, Vid. ae _O rouse : AV. 33: eping; bk BL , } aenuTre : ad tb, gas; DB n touch \ ret--cla irpished for t' ° 27 > Tw ~~ nv.; a w. nurnace, rge 10- ro HA m4 an . h, bot o& han iit ‘ . VW ani! ’ best refe urnace ilick } Jobns n Py rits thant = on 2 ? B3H—T " ° 2d ato ies Suc dults. , zd SLMAR vith “o 8S; all Pp vo or tl - 0 > front is Bb Ban rhes €ic, m dwel, . MILTUO * water - 18 KEKE. wT ngton av. erepces or omy. on & R an on machines, LAOLE floor; wo fi ry; so Une ni floor Bl... 3 - th & best ear con- hone; nt ree gent! conne ) ell Mal . thea C ; possesslo ing; reon N AV » ete.; ; re LK W tc v re- Sil b. and, Miss at JEDE path for li b irnished venience v utberTn cely furi ’ for 3u61- Deligh _—— lines P poidern, emen; cting reo F n" 4404: K hestnut n Nov 1. N is, all co “* 1444 : WER Wtd.—10l0 ORFITTERS Wi issippi and gents : AVa Sor sgat bous front S$: reas exposure; ebed rr table; one or t tful r nae of INE SV exce lle ms, OREST inloch A st., te ; icholl nrenle +44A—F 4 * _——- Park ae. wtitede reERS W “ or ii B333—PF —-- ekeepi PAGE nable. ; mod ,0Ol | - reasouab wo ge! oom, am. ae wi r., 355 ut board; wi PARK LU89. lephone uae penn Ritter neces. re lve and ~ chers td.- deeateiatosings (3) gas. ght le uriisl ng. t, Bl... 337 ern co DELM le. itlemen; m Sd th bent ot—Nicel 4 th Dase Bl... HilA ennetrandumemihe 713 Cu nt $27.50 six- work, ane vamper —Gp od skivers, folders, I usekee pin ed =rooms rooms; 80 S575—Nivel B- | exce AR Bl stiperior | py rd: 2 -or mor furnished (Y) water ment room 3813—Three- (3) WATH eetnut and — . : ‘4 ’ t «vit : _ ee | con Par eee) ; Vv j A = st. sw. ; eust et ‘riedman orn on ladies’ folders, ACLE DE g; hot bath for lens: utbern ex y furnished r cellent hoa 8554—lean, (3 PINE Liat idea re ladies front reo GR) s; bath, gas “room flat rginia: p a220— ee ’ Shoe Co., and men's rooms; AY. . 832 and | PAG , reasouuble pusure , ba vd-atory | bb asona ble rd; hot b warm rooms ; ‘o) h . ST.. Oxi! or gentien ™. th ER AV., dbo , hot and col _to adult ; roy 8 room Ret ween ‘ : 8417 Lo- | _ ing; $2. single of 1—Tw GD BL th, conv y¥ | DELA : ath, fur roms and ome cookit 3—Board —— a _yard, $15 5 MOS ——9- Ee om aulte; $14 fiat. » vomp tog a and “ » 84. ew o large. for 2 mei 4546A— nven- -LMAR nace, hone Baars «a oeann $16 and wooms: ans. | (8) 5." | Anderson-Ste house qi) | PABAD Keys at mcond foe . is) LAF AY 5 suite; Ii ‘Bd-story | —@ meu ; A—Large, c first- BL., 892: yne. | PINE ST and § ms; gas, bath. HENRIE’ n-Stock . with se “$22.5 ik AV. 3707 lews ¢ ry gas; ; ETTE ght house ry odern cor private » Ccomsort c class bas v22+-Mod cara 4 i ST. 2 18 per bath InTTA e Realty © parate sae ST0TA—F , Compt 4) nished ences, e room; ed seco atere: § ce; all rooms, ret _ $22.51 N AV , GOS Che Path; useke ms, parlor; Two nil j venie t BL.. en or , PINE good boa nd-story | HY! 45. conveniences ep A +» 4504—F stnut, cping, all fur- Ta light _ hieely "fur 4) nences, Ba l0- ~Fur + E ST., rd: all ‘ SE je Ne as. Ke . MA . H. _ Fre ‘our-room ‘ A : cunavs. # IN ST., . housekeep. nis. ed rod or gent! with or Ww nished roo best 1 : “3418—Lar. con- w est EF w wroom ys SELLING 7 derick, Carn A flat, ba roouw; 1354— Dg. $15. ms, | D emen. ithout bo my, all « pref ome Cook! ze , warm = (3) Ad. nd, and h house, ju - water; AV., i. ane Chest nw th; ; gentleme -Furnishe ELMAR . ard, for con- | = erred ug; for 2 m rooms: | _Ad. A 184, Pe alf block f st complete $10. K 04—Three- . © n or house d front and b roon BL., pings couple | RAY ; 2 peopl > bath; | HOU * ist-Dis rom Pa ad, in MAROLU eys 1702 room kee and 18, ae $816— — AYMON we, en ~ SE. patch. ge car 8S AV A. flat, ' ping; hall com second Hand — MOND ; ployed gas 5200 bl line, —_ V., 2708 city $1 and up. forts; good Boor, “plivate fa ‘urniahed story reom AV.. 5164—Nic (6) gas fistures, a block, Fairmo (ay | N fixtures, et A—Neat b- (SO), RL.. 3733—- 5 ee nable. ; bome.| 261! ongenial in tacen poee pe a1, | HOUSE—S-re ce; moder. Petar $18.6 rots “gas: AV. Ba “ball, | ge, wel ) ROO) ngs; pl ‘men of cold yom hor r cWs i; Gdoor ope —Pilat wad _ l-furnt AND phone Fo water; awe, pore $2 TEAD Me. 3 ; shed refine TOARD—Wanted, rest yard; furnace, elain b 2. D AV., ov rooma, ‘ ~~ d family; RD —Wanted, child t ; (6) me an . A ape gage ate; bee aud ana re yas-l umphrey, a? | -— AND BOARD- sen thiod cy board: sion Nov. 1. = Peeignear 40; t eae sete ge ne ee Large room, w D KENNETT =. M 85, Post- ee) oe nes| OLIVE ST. and laundry; 4400—New & . with board co inodern 1813-—0 : Dispateh. ee “janitor. qO08A ’ | eas ‘Axtures. ve-room ‘ o Rea 10-room pposite cs Dyas-P Six roow ud & Br house, « Lafagette ORPGON AV... | umphre ’ sam, O58 Chestnet ot. @| room on ay. i981—N 7, 10 B. cy ae ' st. nan Pt ve ( > PAGE Ph teancomcel and side at, 4 BL., “ yard; $32 50 s laree, ern 4-roo Soll Mahe m flat; Fw od Acade furnace Tita room f or 2 ge gentiemen; het b ath; couve ni- Hot 7 PK EE 4% Bl VW id. =_—_ smal! fami — ly. 2080 | STITCH —_- ‘ERS. ETC. Os, rTc — as wrad —_ Th ” op at c itchers, gang |, ALFAYE LiE A - 69 2625— 25—Two ror mns for “ligt bt | PAB K | AV., 923-—T w ©. conne ‘ting fa wuished —d -- — _M: idison at. ON i hab) ae oon et. 1" b or . HOUAPAIRI an general housework eveleters » | ee OES: OM ‘ —GO ami! d first- HOUSE o washing. 3004 housegirl; _Jetersge aod wey ~slichere G 2n 0 Hon n o of wor IRL Ww —— ‘iB ell. & home ° - and FR factor ali kind ie orga Wid-—Girl | for STITCHES, WI rt ance: | Nhousek ous = 1 y i - genera & avers f — rt" d.-—F — and werts, powe iper mL 264 r>y ST... bones y; pene B be ——— ly. 2719 on epecees nena oa Wik kory. Johnson & neces. . sprciable’ wil aed 7—Private — (3) wee oe 1930—Nicely fi | 7“ two; everything. nev —_—— ; (a) ousework. ‘ yf id. —W st. ork; ; ; ; ote” of ight house uple, co o front y, own- __veoa ent ] ; very rea urnish veneaete™ _ fo odern ce new and an boa couple ; bite Laun —_——= _ern keeping; mpletel rooms PIN ocation. ° sonable; ed fro rts. nvenien strict] 4, for | —°**‘ near Ila SHK LBP t Bell or ge LAU YY HEL ——s LA e an ge Day nished f eee ot 923—F {& con- DELMA real hb Class; | Re - 1 Hotel; rez _ the cour hat OW e pi. peral | “A! NDRY P WAN —— WTON be parce Micgponcn nn! or ge ye ttre pg " AR BL. ome c MoM AN ; reverences, F ey. td. ie ss] ‘Y HEI . \NTED. | and AV. ern c south- | P th elect steam-he (83) ith board, , §052A— — bo AND BO — es. For- HoU SF Ad. N 0. od house makers, . Lu Ww Ww td. water b S083-—Ba onvenience INE 3ST rie Hebt ated fu couple; rd, suit -Nic ely ft 6) ard; pri jOARD-Third-s KOS “IRL Wu Post- pone av. jrand —Man a [UA andy ; ek roo s.{ du 4 2704—¥ s and fre rnisbed | _ 4 mod able fo urnishe¢ W 27, vate fa ird-stor SSUTH ork in b —Good girl | sor y Co, 30 p and! **: AV., 3 or two bath | PIN > gas, b ished [ro 3) | EUOLID a. priva venlences ; gentieme te; | ROOD dispatch. » per wee with} © and stabi i — Four-t HOUSE akery. girl = fc TER V 3044 Lawton | _* comp! 35—La gentiem NE ST , bot bath mt par.or; COLID AV... 7 te hon tine nor 1 AND oo &. —)- roo ellie ag Nal ade floor. . oom a4) | Keeping. bath, gas, ‘cely, furnished ebb dS 1721—Neatl reason- secant a amily; all | —- SD BUARD—5140 = conn. ae ene aia ; gas and bath; | PRES ; newly papered; flat, bach, work; priv te — a house work ; S aad Bo LAWTON AV., @ phone; also peeert a et for housekeeping, all front roo oa k pondionn agg POO pat furnis! EO nn Bra cooking. 140 Westssineter pls Waldeck & Co, rent six ‘rooms; water ps (4) |} tween y ings pavered: rent renee iad private —4Hirl . as , R atk a connect - g010— use. | PINE ST., id ; all conven! ms, ee i priv en or m or witl shed 2d- OM AND and all com- MAI cen 1 N per mon er paid; that; bh and th of Lata: onmmntiigel ‘ Tray family. for general beu: ee OOM = r ven! 1g room; Nice f f 208—Large re enences; ated ; ate family an and w rout — be rooms; BOARI —--- ime) eT LANE N. Sth st. th, Wim. ; rent $1 Missiasippl — te ' SEGII 8637 ral heuse- S FO EE 4 ences: : peatl rom p urnished: ; m - hot b wily; 1 wife: yard, - bot t > — Stee 4 $15 ND AV ~~ c Qu . 5. j Pp tte _ _housewo tL Wed. Finney ADA on R RE ne “very + roomer y furnis parlor and | ——— Ligh room, 3) ar cars Bina Fb. mggy > home _ sonable. npasiedy m-neaved _ 0 ee Dyas-Pum 4111—N | (8 EENS v.; fourroom : vase rk; d.- Girl av. MS BT , p= de a NT—C --— reasonabl s or I} hed: al s ama ble t eal furnished « EF half bi: “ uburban, 1OUske: of Kivloc good woard: ted furnished RES wep Prenton umphrey Nine roome ) on B « AV., 2327 HOU work; 90 laus or woman | mite ge hog a pe ENT—CITY. I@AWION e; ow ight hous 1 con- | PINE epelng; i ee ock; Te Otive ana Dak: ROOM b 12360. pric 7 faye he ees, 1 SS » mode _ eee —Fiy Aa SKGIRL W! wundry. 1¢ man fo r, £ One } ind Ge VLON n hom usekee INE ST secund n rox JUNT : fs. ex und D AND soa ces ret resid Excellent si: N. Oth rm: | REBE ntaine e rooms, | _ work; L Wtd. WS N. N c light _ private f or two arge fro newly — AV., 8% es ping; ligh ., 31438— floor ; coms; refi AV., 51 changed. el- with be BOARD—Ni . " dence, ho lent si ~ BER PL. =. $lvu. Nor . go hom --Woma ——— ewstead. | 4! 1. amily. geutleme it TOOM, s¢ b furpist uy—Tw t hwusek One, tw ; nxxlati ned ge 5165-—Singl (7) and yard; gent Nicely f (3) condition ; t and cold x-room #8 — _ barn; L., - 4947—F ta HOUSEXx e nights in or girl for house udNad : u or ladies a ouse keeping 1ed rooms o suites beth; ch keeping; o or three Penne ered. nan ntlemen ; e and —. cold bath; itlemen; § urnished Appl immediat d water; tone-froa moe with o —Fiat, (4) : jiu. Wa. if desi pe gS Fa ON AV... 1932— ies: in | 22%" ping; al ms, wit of 1 Be nn Ree ; well rooms FINNE vate fa first-cl doub! Ad. K 12 ith; local 18 mm room y 3956 ate possessiot furnace, t| ST. LOU r withou 4 rooms : work; , Wea. red. o- suse - ved — roo lt: -—— -— jot and so fur h alco ares, PIN furnisi for EY AV. pe mily. -Ciass accc e ~ 12, Post- ality Pa mth: hea , (BEN Morgan asion; fine LOUIS t _ barn, ’ hall . a no WwW irl 2210 Oliv BD ms, $s 52—T we SO Pe LE — d cold w nished ve; bh NE ST 2ed ; _ adjoir 4207—L ceom- | ROOMS st-Dispat rk aml J ted EMPLE A st. rent $37. gas, | AV., 45634 and | SOUBKa! ashin for e. ACON —» vo oe 5 > larece unfur- PIVINe cold water rooms; ent 2d-fi +» 2700— gas, | i> \ing roo i—Lar - 13-_Elecant root ch, efferso Appl v.. mi ws). aundry. 43A—F I (76 BGIRK g. 3867 Page general | . “ST..1308—T _ mouth, ge unfur- f us IWELL nate ; bath oor fron Ss. w (4) FINN ms, wit ge front (77) stove wiegant f ™ ply 2>42 ss2—Fou i y. Key at, 4 J 0d Ww L W bouse- nd | w— Tw r- | + two, LL AV. ue : $4; t room: | corner; BY h boa and anen' heat; Ooms; si ~ ; Arlin r-room _ HUO s 44607 rooms, feed wesee: reali tm er riabed eit ro counceting Fores, ont ie ore cum ems ad ea = faige, furnace, mu gas stove for cooking: furnace heat: hot bathe oy 4 eats vexcelient. table, hot. bath. a rg BAe Witsoe cottage, $17 rletaaen: 235, oun’ aes Réston eve SEKEEP amily. 4 bousew vis. ate family ‘Noor; v dp nis! ed: , BL, 34 $2 ' m 1TH. nace, com ent room; cook Ing; 50 Ww ot bath rooms, y patch. exchanged. ot beth P. ot; co —Six-room Ss 3130 E ‘ohn M — bath. ite aa 805 Coo ~ aE > ee cog oo Ey meee Bike ued; gas, b O63 F per week. Y agus or houmen g; | PRANK Xt SPRING ged, Ad. KOS Oliv avente frame SCOTT wea 7% HOUSM am it. ‘7° keep hou av. 45) ot AV.. 3529—Nic preterred; ——? ay 1; 3d fl legantl MS—F keeping ; large fro re ard§¢ $i other 520 N.- 93, | SHENAN e Mentill B a8 ay ; .. 2314—F IIRL Post -D1 P house f = team hea ® 3520—N j ~~ ——- f cr 2 v. a5us— OOF ; $25. y fur- Dillon urnpished ng; per frent rvo! 2839—E] _ er rooma; | h yer fu : SOA ldg. - Cars, SHENA our-roe work in a Wid.—Gi for | BEL t; hot ba t icely furni $1. gentieme Nice! & (3 and La rooms. N week ms, Ww egantl SPRING AV home tab! floor f urnace AV., 284 , r NDOAH im fiat oe ; h: nished we n; gus, y fur — >) ROC - Salle. North G ° ith | y ~ furn ; a AV. © tank. ront an $37.™ and 2B 1~—Se ooms, AV ° HOUSBaI 1 small fan ri for ge L AV., + teleph roon ach. furn bished r »M—W west c ARRISON ourd f ished with t S22 N. a 37.00. Jot aitimo ven roo n decor + $51 i jIRI ly. 83 neral _ front - 8324—-N jone. 1s, LOCUST a ace and b ooms tlem arn, bri b ‘orner ! SON AV or 2: d ward: } “8 Nicel B _ 17-19 N in S&S. Bl re heate ms, bath et mant ated; til TA—6 tet with - Wt. : 17 She tug om 5 all eatly ¢ | DCUST ST., : ot ba _Ueman; bon ght roo oun fo .. 716 N - $4|/TENTH ST.,_ wilt bloc y furnish 7 ) N. 7th ake & rs; ' ture els, la e bat! elega general —Young nandoah. BROA i conv urnish ath. +, w12—F th; | ROOMS— e privil m; bot b bath, r coupl N.—-Ist-« rH ST k Olive ed Toon TAYLOR AV.., = Bro. Re stable; . undry, f room, vu HOU SE bhousew « yore ~ a og + vw AY, eniences. ed 2d-f Ma ML mo and | Furnished MS—T Weeeee Ad. ath; to ~ phone; ple; 2d- St-class t board *. 1114 8. ear line. 18. m AV am alty Co . easy t ns; ev » furnac cabli- GIRL ork. te girl to eys OSL 2 BOTS S — oor |LOCUST ST., 1 reat; Ki roon houschooping nice fron s. Ad. M 74, P. Sli. # nck teteenesanane only f story fr ard aad | for two aNice frent £0 Ms; | eae, hot , 211 N.—7 .| Bid o heat. erything b ® gan fi _ work in Wtd.—G — 1 help 20; re —i pice a (4) fh ST., nloch DI6 8, with ee] ing; ont ro WB tes -D. | ‘king, 3 ew ni ont; ga ad | — th reaso: or three ront re AP ete dry and col N.—7-roo i4) &.. _ Bre A604 eautif x- i —6iri 42 Laclede. re CT seanabl rooms, AY) or ligh 1610—N 164. h | «(aulre 146 ; bath, 1 oms, furnishe GEYEI 43 pe ok. treniiores ” bot | V sable. geutle oman aD ry; $0. 1 rid wate m house; bs SID water. » 41116 ul and Hol rT uliy of 2. for gen - ede. (4) ¥ WW AY. i le rent. ist tour; c housek icely f (7) ) Cass aundry; , nished for va t AV. er month. rders: EMLNON men, gi a lead & r, furne . bath NEY oe wnt Holl IR 4138: eral - he ar 4 ot N.— r; | LOCUS eeping; urpish ewes ROOM— av. ; $3 we for en, W 2747—F ro ' » good N AV., is, hot Breen. 802 ce ab ’ $27. 2002 J and _beseewert. Sit sates, «eo to Pry ore por ear pm roums, service, sor aan 1120— aden — at weak. fernaed pl.; small roo a 3) GR: ith or 2747—Front room, two gen\ @) Bet a "in widow's | furnished re Patan o Ete os as ee 18 Cnet a OUSEG au girl f roo LA ow week rvice, | LUC or two ee 51. P eat, b room RAND AV. 7 i gentle- 2RNON age ow's he r LA a NIA AV 112 nd b Ink! schenbac or sg ms, t AV... 1817 iy rate , FLOcust st gentle urbished ost- Dis ath; $ » Cony AND AV., 1901 XN private f ; Sout AY., pene. — BLACKS’ TS F quire 3000 V., 2618— 8 Ch ath, work. . . Wd, ach av. eneral furni ollet a d 17—T Ss. 5) nice] , nen. room Sox spatel 2 week enfently with . 190 itininigenes amily. ithern ; 5718— NI "KSTON OR R ‘ MeN 1 Mod estout = Te —Girl s shed rm nd bath. 2 bree u 4 ucely f , 271l)—lLa 3, ITT > A. =~. A 3 or wi 1 N.—Nicely fu pon 1 exposure, a ly fi ‘) furn: NE AV., ENT VAN McNair ern 4- at. HOUS ons cor (3) nt ous, with ed f nfurnished y_ furnished rge Ld- (3 b AV., 25 d. M|GKAN ithout board; coches tegmhaiaad PAR incon Fireat 3869 witl inished r ace; ni ., 1208— NDEVENTE . room fis KGIR aa See Be CA . spt. a LOULS? ~ vor fr } ~~ 4—2 fu RAND) AV 2 rane, Hada sapere, —_——. | VERN —_— a board; saunas f°: Shae cely fur First floo uppe NTER AV t. In work; ‘ L Ww td. une use RR ST a iege of it r 2 hou 1 si. er ont room: SHE ping, $2.0 urnished (3) aero AV Je 2S . , easonable: room RNON - " réasonual Uni alb Del nds hed ; r, 5 rooms, r flat : de ee oe ‘ . > , . ne , s _ rooms nd-fi 5 N.—~ e; all . wi AY. ~ 4 le: _ Vee ar mar 08 one bh) open ’ attic 2407 N _ well av. amily of 8; girl for houseke 1727—Furn'i j chen, se beeping; D—Two c RIDAN A per week. for furn loor fro -—Lurge eony , th heard: . §4645—Ni —— id Mine Ve, Balson lock Pp ‘ ’ porch ; .~Th good genera : eying; al wished front room LOC 3; also 2d connect room, f V., 2720- urmace; tw nt alev soulne tien; rd; priv Nicely furn FURNIS rva avs Keu! age | WADE ; good ree- routs Hols wuge | bou CARK ; all conv ront rooms for UsT sT story ing reo tranc or gentle i20-—One Cum forts ° or ve roo! ro exp _ tien; all conv ate family ished SUIED FLA’ . ty Oo., ADE AV., repalr; SEW s. 425 se- ST eniences: ome ff f oth ST., $1 ry frent ms nce, emen furnish s of | more g n, with aed iW deethaapintien nvs.: B milly: desi roofs nished FLAT—F and (2 ’ $12; house MAN W ¢ Ros.) Uset | .» 1720--N S; rent alt er rooms; 19—Ligh . ' }SIDN or coupl ed fron HICK dome; TeAs gentieme board ; ASHINGTO Rell phone F esirable loca: | —— | __beautif four © (4) $1l; 41 Four-roo ; Kenaington 8 td.—Colo ‘4 re ousekeepi Neatly ft reas. LOCU bath and t housekeeping an DNEY ST ¢; private t or ORY ST asonalhle n preferre ; with ¢ STON AV., ; B oceans. orest 4 ace. ar Taylor wily; $22.o¢ eae bath: WAI locks _80 m flat naington adults: red wo ) _ reasonable ping; all irhished Si ST. ZAS. eeping bath ., A921 —Ni en- witho .. 1820—-F : ds ing gov. tabl 4940—-Handsome O. (3) FUKN . Ad. M 9a ); Cote », fur- ALTON AV., uth of A: s, rent HOLSHGIN mil good man, « : - cou veni 4 rooms, | _ligut ~ 1108— - and furnac Nice | 3 ut board; Furni (3) , WAS e boar Hands ——— LKNISHE M oS. P e Brill oe 516— orest Pa $10 BGIKI wages. eneral CA RK ~ niences: is, |} housekee Rooms SI ~ e beated : arge fro (5) HICKOR ad; reaso shed roo J - SHINGT ~ d. me reo 7 rex ED MLA’ > ‘oat-Die : ante, or. x. _ Dyas. Five -~ rk. * : must ko , Wtd.—G SUSILA 1uows: ST.. i721—N et ’ rent | Li oc ping. for gentle XTEENT . , strictl nt room fro Y 1 Ft sonable. ibs, wi board; TON BI ‘ ms, om ms, ste T—E:e patch. _eamenn eee Pumph rooms, ie ae . : : “ ; 21—-N * US - men fro Hi Sl ys priv and nt a 1204 th } private a, o4t— (3 mventle - am he antiv f rey, 107 steam he : Te Busch ow how Sg Germa beovina: re hail ny ree ae fu ( ST., 203 or nt rooms; — a - ate. (4 bath, nd coune Nice, (79) agen ‘cook te family; Large 1 hind din. FP nee; 875 at. Janitor urnished : N. 9th eat; | HOU a —_— s being Be Oass AV. _Teasunavi aie BV vice ge ve front Prater coat sea roo (8) SIXTEENTH | — ee Rocio KEN eee a inecting rooms; ae ~~ ond-floor WASHING eae ~ a _— wad pesitioun ith JERI ene Hotel, per. MH & every or Sa “ house Ww td. aor ‘(naan NCes. pishbed jo—T w — See Ouse ‘ ST. 814 en ms or la eepipng or... 134 & fro NERLY A ward: re ward; h root iTON ee: a wu room tBUN AY.., : . Bla- e- W “Russell, sinall Gen ge a Se ih) py house Fae nice front roome. (6) oy per -» 8147-—Neatly — i ah eg a §2, a £-Sorme for ho vate. Fonte aoe RoR —Neatly far 13) _bos os Rood H-heated {oa —Neatiy ft a coumplete pen pW gy ym S.—Party | M anted HOL Bb ae y; no « ildren — CASS AV.. om : ; bath, heonarrs " fur- 100 — up; steam relished rooms: ye o> ee eee per week; sunmeet: KEN = oe ee 1 pasa A furnished w SSHING’ t at snrsices phawe = era sped a roont; rar open Tg 0 Peabo o- _ MISCELLANEOUS FOR ; lL, w td. . ya ‘ A front so = | = j os . a5 s Ss r. ---- FRSA gas, b . _ keeping. °* 8410—R , and 4 Fi —-——- od eat; ri- story ty Tt rN 4 ’ one Be ne PS A 1 . ¢ old . wo, coal . bed rox red GO | F | _evening. wryT) o as, girl, white o furnistied mre i malls “gecond-s! o jug seals h: ws) TENTH ST f pbs wx: nd mn erate { sclvades dometie? furni O Kinloc hb All ere oe hom oa y; $30 iuruiture ‘new: range, Sot cet tents’ Fee Louis Belu ~— “SALE. “HOUSE 4349 Fvans. se work e or col- _laundry; re Netely for mecting or story | Laat s : ; also } . roog aaah: in 1116 8 KIN erns. amily; tw shed rox WAS also able: $i second. | if ™ room and month ; © reliabl MAK d paulins, ng and 5 SEGIRI morning GiANNIN asona ble light b r single AGUST ST., ight house ms, gas. h .—Fron 13) NG'S BH! o gentl om ASHINGTO other roo 5O coup! ok Be: will ‘v d board if t owner wi le Ek of | noo 8. upply © einall faunal Wwtd.— ane | CHAS NIG - ousekeepiBg ; fro ST., 2920—Sec keep- | TENT! ot bath, he t room bourd, #1 GIWAY omen. | *Ustate N Bt ms; reas ple. |OLIVE 3 apace. tenant is HN re. | 2enG-mad adies’ and 4th st. + Minery amily; no Food girl rvouis; } AV., 109 mas, nt houseke ‘ond- 8) NTH Sf. _ heat; private gents or| “ #ingle or BL.. 8 : ‘7 bath, for two ger 8919-1 m. (5) > ST., 422 willin qust ade shoes; gentlem oe : a. ; wash! for ho , $1.50 w oo N.—N _ On: ible. eping-r tery ) room: sul , 1419 8 -N te. -- tion; €% or en sui 8i4. N.—ZRe t¢) _ furnace gentieimne seautiful _ steam-he 4+ A—Nij &. __ Sustomer. ( spectal en's high | Hovusr ng; good re _or en suite eekly; fr | oy. t — voms; plc front Toom; | - = _for eg ie furn! (my | _ terms. celient tat te; most eine and | SIN | inte” aaa weal ith t roem, atell flat; b cely furnished PISTO jeo. Frisch lasts f grade L. at ork fp famil erman gi gas, bath. AV., “Fil NE #le ‘ished; also 5—Large, t (4) for light A se “best SPE AV., 4: reasonable tabie boar iS-— Nice ee. ROOM (4) ry oa rd model, ndpew Sie ~— , 2 y of rl for es furn N.—Fu : (3) + parties hall roon wright r THOMAS 8T... housekee ond-sto of tabl , 456S—N rd; $ warm FLAT Wtc.—-Br mS, ET iN long rift No. 36, vens tary HO three ener _ keeping. ace Meat; a! rnished . wm; che voms, nic AS 8ST. eping; ¢ ry : LAG le board. — eatiy furni WASI per week roam T Wte ——~ C. Ww Ad. N ll, e cart single fot SOC IR . 2623 : p | ; also f d rooms: Locus : cheap to de leély unfurr , 2615-0 cheap. nt CLEDE d. urnished ~ SiTINGT . ek couple firet fli d.—By N : dh ’ost-Dis ridge; wil shot, smal! f L Wtd.— $. 13th GHOUTEAU AV., 8 or light bo 6: | suit r ST., B10 desirable | _°7°2- ished rooms, ne or tw for legbt . AY., 34 room: | = 0t wa ON BL wt Di or; rent ov. 1, mod ; SHOVELS patch. — | sell che Partie amily; tak For gen + @ nished AV., 81 use- itable for 1UG—Nicely for housek o furnish all ebt Ay. —Desi Sion 45) or ater hest; ex 4301—La t4) _Disnatch. reasonabl ern 5-toom ek: 06 For sale, = av. ; e Tower eral bor Be ne ni for housek 14— Nic = — (4 phone I gentlen ' y furnisi TW EL e eeping; ed or convente keeping rable fro ee ee Ne POe ee gentleme - exceller rge, light Rows wanton >» Ad. L } fat. $4 per do 25 dose (4) HoMse Grove meng i UML" eeping; $1.7 lange root Lic net a oS i ed = room co PTH ST., no chi}. | LACT noes. peng me Ree ag BB on Wis va it home tabi rooms; | MS Witd.—T 96, Post. | 7ABLE r_dosen. 516 n No. 2 4 GIRI r. 2197 ~* ON AV., 21 15 per nm. fur- | oasS AV SUS.. iousekee 8, mplete f 2300 S. EDF AV if desired: AMLUING TON 2 ble; couple Srnud. Ad. —Twe fu —_For sal b Chestnut at shor- Work in am Wtd.—4 7 om. i N.—Ne week —_ — B334 ping; phone G or housek -Conne ern @ . O88 a; ment: IN AV... 200 M7 rnisted (3) | very pr @, at. a . , = r ee ectin expos 16—F t: eleg: .. Be Rot o. P roo _ ohea beaut : (aa) a 1 malt German Rand en — COMPTON vt PEE ally furlished trout LUGAS AV Neauly furnished TW ELFTH 2 a ping; running ¢ rooms, oe it desire slate ie ie yy a Boom rng any nder new manage a. oo ical - memes ~Dispete Te west of TRUNKS, — “Arie ‘Page. bl $20 card table OUSFx an et mwerican fa house- ont room; 114A. furl : » 2si- small »wek 1003 er, ACLEDE mn priva ady south. | — one. service; rooms; ge- bono oddard Se r two f rallro TITCAS . RL mily. Ap- | © ; bath; N.—Nic ished ; i—Large f eeping: $.—Fron 4) | be ME AV., 3 te famil employed: | WAS! ; steam holce ta ROOMS Wtd ‘d_ School. A urnished Co ad goods; py een: Vitd.-—Girl p- | COMPTON no child ely furt we ; gas, hot ront roo (3) | TWENT gas, hath, en ee ard; on 3675— ly. ; ASHING’ heated. B Witd.—3 | a. W 9 rOOThS ; + 2642 F sell jot a ; N AV rei. nished [UCAS bath, f ms; —- INTIETI plano: ne; li hot @ ort Lovel w NGTON ” Bei | satults: 3 or . Post-Dis. Frankl cheap. St. nclalmed Dna me sleep. not over 20 light house . 17 N.—F -—— comp! AV., 20H , furnace. — nicely or conne i ST., Sj4 $2 and — fa bath, ga two gentle y rooms, fi arm rooms; AV., 3413 Pos South Si 4 rooms, : is, | WE By in. lows T HOUSE bome. Cali to do gus; $2 keeping, urnished roon: uplete for 7 JA—F our . (4) $1.50 ecting tpo N.—Furn a up. _ family; rea 8; every emen; fur rst-class jences; ¢ 13; choice ( 5 —Desirabl t-Diapateh. de preferred. - housekeep! entitled “Ph JU hab? , A itl - iT 1100 — per week. ; single oonm f Li U ————— gerne rvoms . $2 eac ? ms, ‘Ligh ished LA ~—- sonable y conven! nace hea ployed; quiet h table: m abie, sunny ROOY Ad ping, ed * ISSURD «s) work, with Wtd —G A | COOK A or = coune or |” “CAS AV.. 8016—! ping: cl , furnish WALNU t hous single FAYETTE A ence; soon? central ome; cou oder co vs M Wtd pene - M SI, mond, w Sa fe a free 00 ith or witbo irl for general b tn V., 3655— recting; | _ Nested 8016—Fl Fics ed | wat UT ST.. 2 ekeeping; rooms, BE AV + prevess I om trally locat ples, parti nee]. ee gentleman, perm one this bien with Way to & pamphiet _ oa) Page. ut general house- ‘ut room Beautif fo housekee egantl (4) rater in kite G11 (re , v s, with - 8t30—N WEST BEDI ed; Bell es ¢€m- and Ol walking emen ———__—__— or, | holida be very uy a bi HOUS washing; house- lly. for ge ul furni for cooking; ping r y furnished 7 kitchen: $7 ar)—2 roo __ventences; or wi Nicely ve ST BE phone; Olive: ng dista , permanent ou! tren aa Gana valuable ‘a SPGIRT &; Zool w atlemeu, | shed 2d- LU So coms, CO stea WAST : ms, ist floor; LAwT “——e ed . . ~ op - r.. . ° ‘ teams Kas bs — de; we geu @aork ey fami! Qerman (3) DELMAR po a couple; all uruished f front V., 3209- oer ping; WaAStl y. ery reason corated ,_ with board. Nicely d om connecting 28S room: td. One ont Dispat ust uo4 Waeh vse de uine pla bl. y of 8. girl ¢ BL., - th econvenle ront connect Nicely. SHING STO: : able: “ta LOCTS miangeeetpmengnenstion $5 5 co ecorated Brae t; sing) con ba econd- eto fle . bath large, ch, A DIAM - ington zen. Col t- : TF A or ge reom:; 4522~—N _ neces . nouseke ing Tro y. furnia vat ’ N Y AY.. > Pri- 7, oe. uple; n back ————— gle or d good ry “tront OOT; Koo privilege clean, ~ ——— OND ¢ ay. umbia OUSBEROGII pply 4305 neral| 13. private fam lcely fur ces. (8) | M keeping privil ms;° all hed roo e bath; al , B512—Dewst (4) first-class 2307— ew stea par. | WEST BP ouble, board ;> fu mouth. } neigh %; no obj unfurnished stock of d \N CREDI ‘s ; home we RL Wy td. a Forest lly; furnace nisbed single cREE al eges. convenien ms; 2289. sO other re rable mom, —— hone Alf board: re Desirable m heat. also st 1LLE PI cas roace om M yorhood ; : ection to t you ba lamonds T—We bh , , “rr es $; . i. Ons. Als PE Arervin 4064—Warm | atthe vermnane hird ve to d » wateh ave the dry sad. k; no wa hite girl (4) | VELMA ~~ beat; F gle | furnished 4848—NI ces: | WASHINGTO: Phone pe tre 49. asonable; rooms tert ngle room; —Wa ws, 2721 nt; $5 will be ols m es and finest ne ousew shing: or for o i BL. 4006—Thre orest | _ ton rooms; cely furnis (3) ASHINGTON AV... Lindel UCAS AV electric with | — ae. ; superior rm south room, SUBUR 2y Walnut per| small delivered ake your se jewelry. — ae ONG —- . a ° , . yin S . &>« 3° —- ? lee Ail TTT ecoas ork. Bsc 2 cirle ¢ ‘general unfurnished ; Three — -—- (4) 3 near Tow shed and Meht 24-4 AV.. 2828 ee @ and good b 2030 W light. | WES’ ial table: rea om, BAN PR je bri first pay’ , ou wh ion and ini ————-—_- | Cates or Jan of houseke ; also 2d- rooms —— IAFFI er Gro un- batht oor room; One nice. 82) . “I board eil-furt (5 ST RELLE ; reasonable RI. OP’T ener ng or send os. «= TD en you it table; . Wid ay. “SS ETN keeping story front farniabed | rr AV., 884 ve § ub. ; furnace nice Lue . lished 5) | connec LE PI bX DO Y FO —| 7 4 Bigg PS bat make & “ good —To (5 DEL! — ‘ ront: ed ' room " @-— ta- heat: ° —— AS AY . warn } eting dee 4058 nd es 3 nie VN PL., ttatiapnaageatadl a RE ounta. jo a i ance yo — , 4270 Del colored - in walting on souther IL., 52304 Be nodern K... eting Too nicely tt ) | WASHING can | Gant for two 8—Nice — ity | boar n; suitable well f ful front amd oan Nae aol >—Seven eal with onds wi y or mon ook | 239 4 — | : . | Meee ward if able f urnished: t and use. ern . room ue— a. C an beart th. HOUSE mar bl. white: team dies n-exposed re Beautifull MANC dence; priv S cor heauibpapthe: san: AY ont 46 jeune akon? teman —~- d if desired. or fe ed; st = pretty #, bath, 6: 000 iilus all of . & oGmRi iii : room i tin employed; om: tw y furni | CHLASTEL x ate fan keep! 1 room; ho ., 8505—Oho rimieginin Eb re men; t st board; WEST fined rictly HOUSE: y home., tur. . me trations. a fo — Sommewvert ; Wta.—¥ DE $i2 o gene shea, | “ron t OAV. lly. ping; ocation: $3. usekeep! lee .UOAS AV ; telepho rd: MINST - gentlemen; E—At_ Apply til 10 ++ Wed oO r cats- of ee “LMA per monti Dew + | rooms ~ 417 - erates a. $3. ep ng. 24 -floor AV he Bea fr on K. aR en, rooms, Webste: at p. li nesdays dall 4105 a small f oung girl ss R BI 2. n or la. | 2" hea for me: O—Nie -——— — gas, b |) rooms; goo 8439—E u- t, with S. =e trie bath ter G : au fe y wot ly aw ¢ ‘ roo ‘ae S220A— . t n ely Was | ee ath; - good E] - i eat boar 4 4 rh o brove (4) tarda . en ve #t lly: Gern or gener ort m; hot bath: yA—Large so (5) | MEE or housekee ‘furnished Dy ede sie fine class .o board; ew fn 7 | Wwrs oan atthe: also me 136—Second-s — Moody. W by Farm aee, vores. | De pew house. 6 D FTIS BROS. 7s oO» HOUSKG! priterres. two ladies Scrat of Ritchen:; eX pos | m oo eng ST. ping; bath ~ floor room; ~~ RWT—Nicot LUOAS A\ a — Saaueaivnas front pee Sag ws bg } a rom MAPL ro eee “ire $27.50 8 elec | 2d MANUF ACTU cl TTER Co. oG . : plore tche ed ont 24A— ynabl ° th ICey -———- S AV. ence; ith bx L. vom. @) ‘Lb RBL.. 7415 roves month. V y ACT KS oe RL Wtd.- Die ICKSON - ed $15 n: co wa street Fro ‘4 e. » Ras, furn: furn! . ed; .. 808 ce: first- i pard ‘ . “4008— = ir = ‘es. Mo. te loor, Cc URINY AND wre ; Good re N sr. per mo uple | ys car men nt foo } nace h ished home 5-—Ge ng; elec > Inoern Hands - rick dw 418—M s/s w arletor JEWE Oregon av. referen girl —_——— so LS , 3014—T nth. prefe m, $5 Ww eat; able. of wid ntleme (73) etricity house ome i f elling, aplew (5) inners a Bidg.. LL ERS. rages av. ces, for eouven nicely fur wo conne (5) | MISSO rred; cars per ASHIN : — K inloe dow; ev n boa and t . hot-w oms, irnace, with | ood; he rs Highest 6th an fornia mane, gg | DILLON BF, Rie cots ira care nota | Cornet NGTON AY, Sas-8 | ee Citentiosr rensoe — a on eee Sigh Oy “wat Tavom | "vein et at Aird Works Fue.“ ‘uae work 4 W td. —~( ix NLLON & —— aniily. eping, “ath MO: ; ce heat; om irnished ee 2) corner hous urnace heat, eautiful 2 —_ ed: hom 2035-—1 ’ ason- $5 m: home bo 4s ... 2o1— FP (3) nth. ©. ssouri Paci “ r near er LM) ng belts: verai - . & av. : good w a gi seleminntitianie reo . 1083—-Two coi NTROSE AS _Teasonabl ms, Dath ” to gentl Sttere | nes ‘Fonte ae 5 week. ard; ac ine fre phone Re Barne fle car Sub- mw) feet; $25. extra he endiows : — ages je ms, complete fo ‘Two et roon AV., 325 = N et » Dath, emen only, " vah’e:_K dour “taaee een wan ‘om mod mt south u ‘Mai #, 715 Cl s; $30 put st. . Wm avy, T-in rubber HOUBE | fet & Onan stove plete for Ii aamecting front 13 for light a ute os WASHIN only, | MeMILL sae” rders Ww WPSTMI ations; ol RORBINS AV... n 4404, yeatnut st., tele- - o. win ch, 4piys bo Wt - pton | B _ a. eheeping; ont tA AN Rs mre ~ y furn rooms . AY. 1 poard; 4538 entlon: uroisbed se . 2 5 $10. 7 7103 a ene ee hes A1LoR0. . nL “AND Chest- weework; Ww _~diood SARTON -—— —— img; Cook necting ST., 82 “ ished _§ - fer ligl ». 1307-—N pl ‘Del 4959—Lo ‘ front 2712—New, (2) ohn A. —New rn I x t- hy POC slede av. white, girl a} or SAV. g040—Single vk cting rooms, { OG—N 1.25 ¢ ght housekeept: lcely one F ar, § vely (3) and sid New, hand ROC Sob +-ro0o =~ and; ¢a TA (Aa) Oo. .Bau ; bo w for coms fo yos0—Single and cx M oms, for lcely f eck and keeping furnish — orest 4213 uburban warm de room “handsomely )MS—N ns, 617 € m cotta liard ay payme BLPS—N HOU BE elie ashing «feeeral vers r hous kee { hg-e and woe Cre ORGAN S 2 light } urnished ST on 5, with » . 3 roo orth Cat - b17 Chestnut ge. and bow hi nis; bow li ew “and sl . ian pra reagenals| " pig. clea coupe . _ othe T.. 8128 meme ssteir | sousekee con- f} { TON A a de ners: 1 HERSO or cars: PINE P ard. ‘ ms, to anne. 4 aenamnaiia at. (8) prompt att ng sup lle nog alle and = cook Wid. La. | BIGHT EE! as SS abaweniedieat r :ooms, A—Lar ping. yor. Poem vy. o60—Twe coune nn: fu0 N AV va, | large room; BL., 2804 | (8) Berm RH - blocks we Uo, K ention. Reve s; ° both zo; . De! ing; no or ue — TEENTH - —— ———---—— nieces: MOR berate furnishe ge front mace: Lek housek Two “Co 2757 ins with 4628 ft (4) phon m: all co — Ele ' _P. ou it to Del amily, wi at of cit oscinake teversible phones | gee ar bi. laund metal housewo sOOwes ST., 1019 N.—Nice GAN ST., d or t alcove . ; $3.50 wee eeping ; pnecting 2d- govd t o t1lve— me, Feascl ! nvenlence gantly ‘fur ver, 44 mar Ga th refere y.) CAR and Ze Billiard BOUSHO rs ry; refere ouse work week ’ gentlemen: N.—Nice a honsekee . 16391 aT unfurnishe and k. ; gas, bath, g 2a. | MePHE anetemne ward ; Monmout WFS no ne ble. 8; excellen nished _De Menil rden cars; ale D OABIN = Mfg. IRL Ww pees, 4% _ ween Up. or light 1 cely furni -- keeping al nfurnist ed. (3) WEST . : fur. {ERS SON PRE BLS A NT rok ; phone Del! a T “PINE Pp _ = nt board: TO Bidg. ; §%. A. cabinets, KTS—For (su) tamily of 2: td.—For ase [EIGHTEENTH ST. 7 Soiemaat af MORGAN sT., 2 so sleeping — rooma Malt rem: BPLLE PL. 44 9 ite (D) ~ shed well-b AV.., ener ic (55) ~ ent room; L., 3T59—Ele SOREN cB LET—BUS — CARVE’ two 4x6 cards, sale, 3 inde Ps nla paene ae geoerel honse floor: ke eit ST. fou S.-3 nie 98 fc 2827 —Furnisb oe alight Egg a ano t = — coed aan” cae ae _ a ee southern expatane second-floor Petcare erecta hacer >URP —-—= anes rs, ETC.—¥o one 8x3, 3408 pine House ”. Aaa work; FIG * 714 20: re ’ a | nice 1 ees a vr IRGA ed or u WE sour ne. e: all eco urnished MceiHERS . with fur- WrST “ HBINGTON ' phone all _ $i. Mw 3 © inches : eaf window | : no gepere perlen kee av sonab i det.) -ENTH ‘ater | ‘k° sto wred; a ate fanifly: hot ba t tabi 4323—Nic a Ad. M 67, betel; seeser shar - aished ON B For- 1.50, S144 &. “y 10 tne — geod wages. woah Counc mel ghee F-- SOt0—taree coe naming beds, Tautahie® tree x oome. | eran muacent fo as _tonveaienton =Nicely furnished (Si) ROOMMATE. W Fost Dispatch. ‘acum |—— ‘Sle varties BL. 3041—Completel DESKS—For sai, nom nes; coat $85 7 eos 6 or troal all ae t t b a: $1 work ~~ Large 1LLBAY. Park ‘RGA lepl ‘rooms ; can giv td. —+¥ oo thes ‘ery k ely ff er. flat orid ng; FINN bath; ouse- | Ul. each In fro ROBO——Ner . NS , me a . e day or fir Hh - w re Te top * F on Versent. will ole AER ii gas: rent abd ey T.. B7485—Ele gmen; Re phone. front r ee heautifull (4) eer oth aaah —Wa nd all doe n. from Kove 3. to ent Son oe am: "ome INE ML. 444i if nt to re- Pl Tth et. and eae “a deska, (@ 1 front sou aT are’ ~. len. cuban teak ie , an eo y fur cars: oyed; m room ; mar nthe teh ten yon ag mae San unaepnaaenas eee = ia one oad afoul reas OL LIVE an enn my ad walaee BO ARDING es esired; Bell MORRISON A ee modern m; good board; | ROOM AND 8 abanne ean furnished ; poem fi turnisued be sold s : have 28 polite —- ss) hished = for Two nal nat ossheirs care. wo chil (3) a exp 1121 an "ROOM AND BOARD WANTED, Ls = x . = 3 = ; , OLIV £ 8T.. i bousekee icommecting oe eS av. termes wo children to boa tabie. ey also —-One lar , (3) BY AKD Witd.- nd WA TED gd es = ; = a E . ho ” Se ot econd- poYt ble 2 rd; NE one single ze ‘room, 80 on Soath = hoom and NTED. AC LATS FO me om , ewitab DOOR: For 7 Frank’ ‘ta “ migt titeecer ‘ usekee 4—Large ! floor BOYLE SOT Ar w u d be c : oe le eale. ’. aaah ton etna ping; heat; reise. refined RAV.. 11 N.—Pri ari ae doe i ae Aa a BOARD W 0. Ad. M 107, Post-Dinp. CaDHMY Av RENT renaoneble.. sandente of atts — nic 5 onattin —— . . - - hot "bash comple gentlemen to > vate familly (7 he Nov. 1; et 44 N.- - bear Wid You + ae I. Uris leman 1 ail reo as 1s—B ; a. pe of Boris. fase me, ne ee a a 7 te CHOUTEA woard; des at: rand La (33) 1 wi ng | pate wet & ne sou eanti AUGE- 3 Page , tee for 0 AV. ace Me ires 2| Tere suede Gable: eee tre from Fina! th young ady wan S, Zeibi © ot tegen EY op AUOE—Te os ' » coilsectnent r _— - ae ads i all . (3) rooms, with or 1723- aa cony., @ rences. ie, desi hot wat at Onan. ae Ad uM St married t= room —--~— BOYL K x. sposed ; $19 Tuo on ae bew. 31 ie. } Ww loch: ioe a. fenced tise ) ' fences; £88, ia steam Rete od —s ) |OLIVE ST., rable winter. scam (POARD M ._ Post-tits couple tn © porcel AV., 7 N.—Ne » Cor- | LUNCH #110 Pine cater gouge, a ore —— J — ve : 4 ’ steam ete all redshed first-claas 212%—Newly et home ; board be kn = ovueg la , Tra te h. Vest occelain iat, gas ' five roeus (4) table. me An A. Mor ont at —_— e = -_--———_- + met : n ' 3 . . -~ -- he dndedian teres 2) OLIVE 3 ‘boa rd $4 i wemnes (4) y oe to fam Bo cng joanne. wants foom _ Maia jana: Cheetn fixtures, ¢ flat, with Dp. Cail at at 25 os nice ealooe ee set cat | gouple = a rome with ——— Ad. Mma sells, mB Go amd | CHIPPEW Kinloch A109. telephone wae | Somers tweet a bias “ two i BOA ” M RZ, Post-| aiued ob-| fe A St... . Ben | ~~ —— ae eananane —— vient eine Coty ~ front aes BOARD | Wi.— Cention vat“Diapat ee Pom ball wits eee s Ga) COW-—For n ANIMALS. —" I — wt-class table ; with ave Ba peng san wante furs sale, “shen AV., LLOOA pe Boy. bath, | COWS er_sote cow. 4214 Bi a ss particulars, Grand comforts ished pi 4 —F (2 trade | sale, aine = — 2 or _ in OLA some or 6 at oe i} de for storm two fre« ay | M S eg ; row LARA AV. TF oe fr rent of or "tor hoa-—For sa = r hugey. The eows. i ouput ’ a be t- Dis, ; at.. pot ete. BA eat Br ished rooms. _ year ald. sale. gon) : 227% Cat will ~~ te Ant. aie erm ae Aion, tpbuve ben sala 715 Che fiat, hou—Kor s _A, Booth & Co toh collie —— 9B a — : i Miia an a i 4194 tnut 2550 A or sale, grea ae 415 Mosman “2 > " ee ep ee ene rs -_ 4 * $ . K @UIN : — wity "4 blue ne yer — a. a wre *. 2 . pee re ° 7 . ~ IN . e ne — - rq euaratne — . ’ , &) coaman Pig Por — wil | sctaiityinscelliabii Spe black bird.” So00A Beuk * — ‘ . . ba 7 ip " * me Bek - a oo r ae neneemaaeliinemaimt tian thnaiatied ss oe . EEE" bebe a 2 cr oe ee , ee by , J a owe —— ‘ eh _ fiw a a

Page 14

»~ @ ‘ ’ HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR SALE HORSES AND VEHICLES. BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC. c | LECTROTYPING. ETC. an PERSONAL SUNORIE Teretintacken: | tondepamendiend | eveinese OR SALE. E FP dame ttt 3 , —— | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’ TY. wea —_—— er eee POP PLL ALL AL AL ALLA PPL AL A AAA AE A siete Mala all AA PAP PPB LD LAL IPP PPP LO a. BASE NER, R. ETC.—615 buys $30 Kadiant WANTED. E ph? LUMBER, all lengthe — sizes, ‘doors, Wia- CONF ROCTIONER v-For ale sale, contectione: ST. LOUIS ELECTROTYPING F'DY, 214 Pine a a” ccater licensed lacy “doeto | PIANO--For aule: $80 buy no. with ~~ ee ei COP ti titiad r ‘s = . 4 ric c Mvtors, lik , s ‘ z : “vane . ” y “ - e; 7 . or . >. t "Here et . _ to exc ep ature ay and Suuday : - laundry branch; 3 poi _ st, Eleciroiypers, Stercotypers, ete. — 8) _ Laclede; Bell ‘Lindell us. iff LGAN stool and cover, SCHULE nT & & OXTER, __ ix 4 2002 Franklin. (@ Jiome baseburner: good as new: $50 bi ,i— ne } $55 Home Cowfort, rauge, used ove month BUGGY Wd light top buggy or runabout, volt arc lamps. switches, wire. trop pipe, yi ons, cigars aud 11 0 ot. ~ ving rooms; cheaj. 3» Olive ; a eon for ee line. Ad. N ‘6. P -D. ‘ not to exceed $2 691908 Cass. and all kinds of supplies from World's Fair ' | ; “| delivered ar alr “= A c é ——. apri = eae” an oe oS See, Se oe “w "te oe tel sec free acer 4 Co., 8815 mM, Ports = ’ IN Y 4 by 4 used few months; warranted; a bargela for bi i sas@, carpets, all " A ag: enon “> yi ay a sade m5 ogee + Aen A Be ocd guaraiiteed ; used by U. 8. store, well established West End business, es... couipe ments, $9; Work part pa — |W HEN | YOU W AN A LO AN c cast. ds 15 La: lede ay. (8) . warduobes. ¥ : , aru z ~ . ; ' on : \ , ' aoe a 7s beri in : a. oe r can "t buy og (or rn Ww positive mone} maker: ownel! has iaryer , A TG IID pila Bit laws), adoption, lew puone ‘suman i») ON FU RNI ru RE OR ANY UTHER SFA ( it ’ SC Hi It KE nT & MOX’ Y E K. “ene “Franklin; tot or 1 “9 live ih) pocetth _ Pmecen., . co oadieen maine cover.ng over old shingles known re quiring attention; rare op- SS ewoval or deiay, payabie to suit “9 oni i a == b. , ~—y : — FOR SALE. os hee = .: Mastic roof paint and ~ aie ce = et Fa os a and advaa- |. PHOTOGRAPH | ‘STUDIOS. Ji Te. MAKY MU RPHY, i ps sor Phone, poms on call. , _phones. Piano tuning aud repairing: 2 ARDETS or mule, a big tot of misfit we ee on ae ~— ~~~: cont w flip some old roofs Call on or tageously: bést reference ad. M 78, P : > cER, JR NOTARY PUBLIC . + m ) y; o ‘ ‘ 7 he ; . P . A LAR EK ric tur “—. lt x20. wit! each dozen Midwife and regular physic ian au JAMES E. BAKE . ** . ) A y - . aensiiemememeneent —. Aaminester, Brussels and 3-ply ey WT ALMWAYS ON HAND—From 75 in. aead of S Sigg to | Dazi ngton Lumber Co., city | FPR! IT = , “in @ruit. Gxeter. candy photos. When Studio, 1631 Franklin. Tele- | turse, im attendance; best of ud tuduated Phones Main 3057 or D5SG1. Rooms 205-67 TPAC eR Wid Lady pinno teacher to give rom $3 up; ranges of best wa _ age mules lraft dry * and general eee “ry Peg a Som — on ( a av. and 2 Ol \. : oe Foi oom pa ; 1412 W ash- phone CONT. (8) ;} giveu ip ali cases, largest and only ithden Benoist Bldg. 2 porthest | cor. Oth and P Ine ™ lessons at home of pupil: gve references and - Ul “) Nore ion tl kind buggies an es : tne OG ° wus or prices, ae > : : ' upch stand; launpary orhee, - om ————— ee _-—— . 4 ‘ : ee ~— ters, \ "lg: big lot of house bad goods left row slorage, ’ rie - ‘ i ‘ try Norse s before buyilug: references, We want local repress tat ves ington. Se a: ee ae eae se lana ise; receives before. condnemest gamete MONEY. loaned on furnitu re In your he thie’ “at = _ Ad, hs ne _, | Post br, spatch. must be eold at once Ol; Franklin at 1 . in , resented cush or easy * 9 every where. National Maastie Ro . ST ye we = p : es a ym : ne «9 c § i@lants lowest rates and payments to soit you, AL Jeasone irom W est uw j ~onserva tory os : Be ' : uts rr - 7 ns y ae Sdwardsville, Ii Ae | FURS ISHED Hol Se % = ont, os adopted free; cousultaiion and examination: I’ rompt and courteous attention R. all apypli- teachers; vwolees tried free; one refer COUCH—For sale, handsome velvet couch, » L i roadway and » an, is house, full of good paying roomers, cheap, S Paticns® Mk Ss etiee. 2a a x bay : — aa z i ' SOU Safely; part vations. MECHANICS’ FINANCE Co. We and $1. Ad. M 28, Post-Di reasonable. Call C. Boseuthal, loss 5, «ba. i472 Claytor ‘) (ROOF REPAIRS our specialty F xcelsi a eee uve Sl : _____ | Pay ia work if desired; writtes guaranies. Room 68 De Menil Bldg, 119 N. Seventh st. | 9 ————— ne SOR. ee ~ ; - - -_—_——_-- -—— . - . = . “o * . Briar ——— ae “ - eee . r , - 2 . ' > a OC ‘ : ‘ x DRESSERS, CHIFFONIERS, IRON BEDS, | BROUGHAM-—ror emie, second-uand brough- re | Co.. 1308 N, Grand av. Delmar 285 GROCEKY—iDor sale, smail grocery sivre. e INSTRUCTION. Olive st. rite. Bell and Kinloch phones, 2018 | thorex Kinloch Al41S, Pel! Mate 1198 bisa ; t $8. Toy ete ae $13. $18. Cage Olive ae Nh anere, chairs, La ibies. ladies’ Herne, pac ’ uu rulber si : nt £) 4) Kap ‘ AY Mo! ei hae 1427, is; Lats. ish ed business. rhe ’ PP ee ee = Mi — BO a Muy to joan by priv: sae : att? at As , . : — ; ae pidiatetetiendingtn a wwe live at. puberetintneiiiitintidihiaia ate to a ee ei we —— > - > . (‘+ BUYS tine Lindeman: | ‘od MES. 4 ‘3 RS, cent “per anpnum, oD furniture or “wri 1; best condition. COLONIAL I. [EYERS, no publicity, Ad. Db 189. PD KLEEKAMP BROS, FIANO CO., 2307 Park. (urringe ¢ {2°22 s (Ss) T hi OF ING — Materia! of every descr! tion: GRoc E RY—Fin Bi ' : parent ng Pocus "@) | - 7 — —— (a) $} weekly pays & $50 Ivan. ommplete, part down, belance $5 month; rent] | ; Tw and three-ply roofi l coinplete, ‘bona +, bate .¥ : TIT Pat me 7 be. a wee "eevee » at $1 25 and $1 SO per iJ 18} patch . tt) “af ‘Int ' ional Corre -espond- SOL l H SIDE SANITARIUM Parments may be made eta ely. ng Nagetere g : Ja e ereat to eons if . OWELLINGS FOR RENT. FURATTURE—For sale, teplece mabogany par. | equare, 10x10 feet. Stephen J. Gavi —- » Inter - . ‘ n Lum : Sale, nternua — her Yard. int unm h | ne ' PTULISil ‘ourse; big reduction. Ad. Contivement, adoption; all female troubles or monthis. It ts to your aa , : Va All business prevate and above boar? See lor suite, wardrobe and ingrain carpet. Call | , Tien o | ; é Spring and Case (55) L 1 NCHTE OOM- = r sal at | rvlo Law! or - an » - ' a ae 2 é re lil. 1; ith and W romin ' nquire ati l. ‘os ‘ , eh. ne treated; private home comforts; t Son us. : Irena eB ‘ odethtin’ ini rained ‘ MIN ANE m.) Siu — eotn at ; — : ‘ RADES AND PROFESSIONS. nurses; elegant Tower ibe 20 years’ ea: ” ‘Ol Chem! r at BB ide. Rtn om {Olive sts (oy - 3808 West Pine Boulevard. ee ee » rove or Mpion cars. diocacs . i. hole +’ 1] rourn moderu house | suet . nh Sve condi- i . : we? ~) _ : } PURNITURE—For sale, oak bedroom set. | ase. ETC ae ge iw) Ibe. HOUSEHOLD GOODS \ WANTED |> — , . | jure -- oene mee _ iti ee eee ow al VC Ta lida! ho! 4 pine rool, cheap, i er Phone Sid ney 187. "R16 : : cng 4 9 location Call ttt Pine, ‘ m. to of LE ARN paper hanging. painting, dec orating; nee ee SU _Accomae st. (8) . it rent ? bail reat cle mal ’ for ‘aduate a $4 to $6 pel L J kh nola’ Ss bust- -deve lop! iug lotion; guaran- Sie HOL LS- RT (TE Rn. 7is Chestnut et. 3) eae - ao ~.. DERI AI = EM NE eS ee ee i “ - - a = te oy ~ . ' 7) 7. " 7 ° ron liwuse " ~~) " Olive, - nal f mor ' rey ee a ' | if tri? Wagund, cheap. 1400) ti Oven ivory keys and veneer case; fine tore |\RLEE KAMP BkKOS. PIANO CO., 2007 Park. (8) matings, ete.. cash or time. Leonorl’s Aue~ |) RiGgGy he ale, top ort buggy. write for sample and prices of our Jaros. Ket; doing paying busine sell “dO Danicls R , iis’ a ‘legal ixtures; stock COMMERCIAL COLLEGE vatients; Lo medi ine; « — , -" a wate ‘nudential; Phone ~ LOANS ON FU RNITURE. hae FOR a new up to-date plano, ail latest i ee =~. a Se = —— —— ‘desk, bookcase etc.;: W ecu sday and ton wy - day aflernoon 525y Page bi. : : . ; ALSULLTELY best prices paid for househo a : . . —s ‘ --~ —_ - —_ (bit b | . r one ind or rm. . roods contents hb: ; u . : PURNITURE—bor sale, Quick Meal range, we , - e _ jouses, flats aud stores. Dick- - — | . imenrtienl “& of Paper Hang- ' benilng stove, Kitchen cabinet iron led, 4 il son, 2044 Washington. B 1360, Beaumont 43. oe NCHSTAND—For Le old established | vt Pair tt and De , + Ba 3636 Finney b+ Pant bottle free. Room ’l, ivi N, " - -— - _- . al > iihg ‘ *CULS ; ‘ ‘ . . aprile and ta Tress GiAA N f,arT Seal (4) HlOokRAE . rr ga) horse wagon — { lon bast and: Or isin S19 WN. Jeffer ay Qr L > uis, Mo >. (22x) _— Oe (16) , i Grood house for POOMe rs, southeaat intl amiga i. ‘ inion i mi i | : j ee -eenenee — .* ; 2 se . . ‘ a “oe - etnies ‘ ‘ ~ . » . ar, ‘hold furniture Ths 1A wenrs t ALL sl. feathers: send ta] wi sell outit: ae eH, Sly q ”) I a SURANT—I Sth | : —_ rHiATRICAL— Wanted good-looking and DOCTOR DENNIS, — $1.00 weekly repays $25 loan and COSTS. wennanes cheup. ‘4256 Lucky st. (4)) HORSE —For sale t pacer; good actor; t. > ae . . aan ae — bay; © years old: lol, hands; sound; can]. ne (Spi hes wD: "Te ” 200% et 4 + ’ | p: a bargain lov ” - wel] rmed young lad.es f ; th : | co + Ole ne \ l-fo d young lad.e Or poses plastique. | Regular licensed Physician, success all 5 $1.50 weekly repays $50 lean and OSTS. a (4) cally treat IF SICK payment can be extended. 5 ROOMS, C OLIVE $ " “$25. BOUABHOLD GUUDS—For sale, bedroom] (i. jortee than 5:20 800d NS 1ith HIGHEST price p I ‘€ paid for oid stoves, furniture, IRE era rR. ANT For aa } first-class reetaurant: Ad A lw Post-Dis] atch. all female troubles - the lurgest and most reli- on able santtart tm for confinements in this city: LIBERAL REBATE if paid BEFORE DUB. 2037 Olive st.. Be large roon bath, ete sete, $3, wardrobes, $3; sideboards, $4; se” - - , ing machines, $1.50; dreseers, beds. 1704 ——— ror saie, team large work hores, _rondway. upright plannos. Rossen. 1925s. exéclions tuclnces cont reason for selling. | Ty4j \TRICAI ’ rubliy is open f r tw (25) de@iivery borse, $0; big farm mare : + A Be ins tiie of vs UAL AG OPPS ae , pa tt ‘apers c be signe ) } _&. SE eee Se... Biddle HIGHEST cao nein | 1119 Frenklin av. oe EF a beat, retined, young women to learn theatrical | bet fect seclusion and kind treatment; trained ts Hy wv ST awe a *o08 meant. will make it worth while te ‘call and see ws he HOUSEMIOLD GOODS For sale. good jron 3 Casu price paid for houselh hd goods ROO MING NOLSE "> o) == at profession; eapouses paid wioiie learning. Ad Nurses; aK ioption if des! red; lowest terms: = ‘ ide 4 > . - a¥s abent these. vad > mares. sOUD Stoecker & Price Storage and Moving Co ee . mar . S. oan Mo1dl, Post-Dispatch (2) | veers’ experience. 2639 Washington av. (4 Suite 501-502-503 Benoist = | , only § eaxy monthly; $35. | on PROF. AND MRS. BEHENSKY., stage school, | L ADIES 4 ‘all and ‘sce me; one complete ‘treat- mao ish, skirt, serpentine, ment free. Mrs. E. Starr, 2029 Franklin. (8) “MU NEY | LQ) | LOAN? _——_ davenport, with coveriugs, 120 solid oak dreeser and combination — cash. 31. ~~. O71. —— . 102 live st Spanis t a barguin 1723 Long — a — ie oe ~ SE et een | RCMIMING HOUS! or sale, furniture of 8 | ~ , rts ps wn page we i. tallow be E me ; (3) HORSES, : AE gee Pe: iy ni SPOT cash patd for household goods and mer rooms : steam heat: $40 ash; filled with S. f and wig, song and da e, etc.; LADIES—My remedy never fails; price $2 ; xy nd oe — ee oe agon, 10 .farm chandise, acction sales made at residence roomers: leaving cit: Garrison. et) ALL ie sketches; puplis booked; - estab- Mrs. M. Thomas, 1525 Olive st. (3) » i Thot hor EI RT \- St. Louis County, from i to 8 bes ROLSEHOLD GOODs- For awe. » all the fur _ mares, buzgg: _ enee our specialty Western Salvage ROUOMING lic . ~ ® . (3) LADIES—S. “ “Pan W HEN y OU CAN she acres. B. C. Stevens. Clayton, Mo. Re niture, plano, rugs. etc., oF mm Ks. ET ‘or . > reliable horses. mane uction Co., 2004 Morgan. Telephone |BOUMING HOLS! ei mon Station, 8 | aa, Samhain arneeeee. 24a Gillean ado —Save time and money by ca ° seinen’ fur shea home; parlor and library furniture. —o ee Ce wr eee. OFEOS. Beaumont 399 or D231 beets ~ne (s rOOmSs ; 5S; income $2 “il | RICHARDS’ STAGE SOUPS Tey Cues 51 wae Franklin av.; hours 9 wea fy = (8) it you are im need of money, this to the TIMBER LAND | FOR bs thy dining room set in oak, handsome were, muwes Sl.) leans Dayton | — emer PA | ftehadt ren e7, up-to-date stage dancing, vaudeville and dya- | Etna place to gc to get it without avy publicity or yr ! rage beds, dressers and chiffoniers, costly Coal Co., 1310 N. Jefferson STOVE. E TC Wr Cor! he ating ‘sto we REALTY CO. 1 , Oth ' | matic art taught; estail lished v years; refer- | LADIE S will be pleased after consultation and knowledge of your friends; money loaned on rin? ‘ ae i Olive wt, {R) ie i ° j i] i‘ | i i a : , - Garrison (4) | MILLINERY. retreat for women before and during confine- , ~~ STORE FO FOR RENT. reasonable. Apply 4857A College av. a 7) ' ~_— . . . ‘ si I yw) 6 oR ) ji Wie: ‘heat , ~ *@T ; | > . — . | au " heart. . «i : ai , . “) ice es —— ad 4 ta ! > . ; “* M4 Call or ad. 4817 N. 2ist “ga wy igus 1 5h no sme ‘ eB. ~ >i au gs ayoMy I boils 7 ~ “aunt ee $3000 bargatt old thi reek, Investizate t ENTRAL LAW Bi RE AU, G15 Pine st. 2d] Mrs. Mary Arthur, 2631 WashI/ngton av Veniaene a en Se és On. ne E & SONS, 108 X. Eighth te ’ ——me ISTORM BU aay, ETC.—Por sale, one band- ee ae , ye With boller attached; cylin Ad. N G pat-Dispate ' floor; conducts a peneral law business: dain- | IV STC . - “per - — . ssela rT rrait /, . a ; - : a a aers x10, drum 14x‘ °6 boll inche ‘ a . te he APESNE SERN Ss = . -_ y . “ee PHYSICIAN AND NURSE. , - - =? RIGS, ETC.—Axminster, Brussels and ingratn made fancy rubber-tired storm buggy, fine mi ter. 84 inches | xe ‘ Ath a eae STATIONERY ER TC.—For saie, 1 ae Bis as ther litigation solicited; a Private confinements; adoption if desired; | 200 AND 213) MERMOD-JAOCARD BLDG., CITY REAL ESTATE FOR ALE: Bore ’ Ae te | ) p Ere? = patients met at station; private rooms. — (S) SECOND FLOOR. 407 N. BROADWAY. (56) —— exchange for good airtight | ; NATIOMAL LOAN CO staat: — ii Lae LOT “For eate. a ‘pareein on St. Vincent a Se _—- " ~ a 4 “ " rugs, $2.75 aud up; oak healing stove. $2.0 driving borse: also brass-ypounted harness ;' ’ , } new furnifure at second-hand prices. Mellis Call 1210 Lami. . ae all it class §=condition. Ad. | tionery, cigars ind oliet articles, hi ——— 75x a) i . _ Charles Melerhoffer. ‘Boonville. Mo. (83) | dty branch: ove living room; rent $16 . — DANC ING eC aan. nn “HARRISON goes to outsi ie CASES, ROOM OOS. near the best —, - city; lot CING also receives before confinements: §S; moth- OU U, 810 OLIVE, price $52 per fuo y SCHWENKER REAL ry CO., 1107 Chestnut. (8) \ er ranklin av. . . : 4 a — -— . Ey: Oe BP Pe ’ ' fa BA one 2Z-horse stake ug ‘ , . i I-aston av ‘hb ti stove, as rood as roe . : or er “, ee ‘ LiGHil machine work, meolels, metal patterns, rial . b> Tere pet ee a Ni a el all STOVE—F r sale, hea ng ays - _ an i i w; cheal “SiS Gravois. tiols, dies, light nifg. F. W. Olive. ro “ TUEDIO_For sal Cae Spapeane : “ae = : . ae erly care: also regular phrsician in attend new. 1126 Goodfellow av. WAGONS--For saie. 2 large truck spring bd st. (8) sar bog St. I “Yr B Me Ser Belleville 1], § | CaBENE of Mr Jacob Mahler, $045 Qlive ance. 2800 Wash st.; phone 2082 A. is) PURNITURE, SALARY, ETO V h—T or sale, Moore'e air-tight heater pease “ea " ‘nd AxX.eR* will ~e | a soa al ein on is be to = ” . . bats hd poe te logue 5 | mailed. e Phe (5) ee een sainow eee ee — wagon loa ns} oe rates _ ave yal » ° y. mre ain eC Cabe-Bhierman Ww agon (.. 215 ; ey h4 hier &, ' if Perey “rs he oO ef - , c easy money ge ing iInubey- » © stove, 2632 Hickor : ! MISCELLANEOUS: WANTS. _ ~ LET’S TALK IT OVER. ACADEMY -of | Prof. Frankel, 1441 Choatean “Mrs, Annie Newland, 2321 Olive St. paying system. Phone Al73i. Muin 96. «s) | \"IOROVED PROP'TY FOR SALE. ————— \N. Broadway -_ a = — a PA Pre PPP BPA OD + a - ‘ +“ We can sell rour business, real estate, fur- | aie id) — — - - —- ~~ -_—-—— ee eee oe + eee FOR SALE—The most elegant homes, 5 and OLD RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YEARS. VV U) IN LY TI ) LOAN 6 rooms, modern, furnace, bath. closet, ata- tionary wasbstand, cabinet mantels, gas, ‘rivate. secluded home for ladies before and during confinement; all home comforts; kind, ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS. laundry; easy terms and low prices; ar ag A604 or call after 1 at 1116 Holland ‘o rT ’o ror “ale, hard coal Biove cheap ~oy . . . ‘ "9 ee cane : ae OA Maftitt a ao © Se Sne For sale. iarge stock of high-erade COAL Wed Coal : payment ‘inish capital, loans, partners, market. patents, | — —_--—-————— ——r ' ' pee aggre yl STOVE r or anle, hot-blast atove, with pipe; order: come and see our work and get t one work. v. L., 4226 Pleas- ; make business and real estate exchanges ev- LPLAEND goad Inasxjuerade ball (ret. 25 at | need (wo monthe: cheap 275 7 Armand at rices before placing your orders M e( ‘a be. ee minal See ee — ? ea erywhere. Central Dancing Acadeiny, 3000 Easton. (9) sierman Wagon Co,., 1215 N. Sroadway. (4) | COINS, unused postage stamps, old guns and JONES BRORERAGE CO., ,_ ATTEND Prof. Sehulte’s select r pe evers | mot therly care; regular lady and gentlemen DO NOT FAIL TO CALL and get our rates 2 Seventh st su) , n every Tuesday even- | all female troubles skillfully and |phefore getting loan elsewhere. (hur system BRE WSTEK. |e. f i | “esters. Par * two baseburner®; perfect ~ aA Ag sone Olive st.. 12 to 1. : (3) | WAGONS, ETC.—For sale, storm buggies, gro ay oan foreign money exchanged we ted sa irsday evening: jess . : cer, baker, butcher. laundry. m'lk. peddler. ' 2uls Stamp and Coln (o., 115 N. 1lith . Ing st Louis LDurnverein 1OUS Chouteau. cessfully treated: infants adopted free; per wives LONG TIME, SMALL PAYMENTS and HOU SE Kor sale. ‘dwelling, 5 rooms and halig STOVE-—ror mle, Art Gerlavd stove, No. 38, tallor, plumber, carpenter, nalnters, express, et. (8) e . 2 a of, fect satisfaction guaranteed; confident-al; ea@!l|oy to 25 per cent discount when paid before lot urs 170: sewer, large harn. SO8R Garteld, in good condition; dealers need not apply caterer, advertising, coffee and tea wagons. } 1a HOUSE Wu.- Small d ~— at GO34: Business ards . Nady he oO prize waltz given bef Pro rr write. (S) | due. We give PASS BtOK, where all pay-,; - —- Tobinka, 1406 N. 7:1 St -—Sinall dog house, at GOo4A Lee — C Wednesday evening, Wet. ov; finest ~~ | ments are entered. We do not require pay} LOT-—For sale, Anest lot. Southampton, — very est orchestra. Academy 1441 Chon- OR OUT OF WORK: »0 cheap; all improvements made. B. F. Oréar, 1441 Herd av John binks » wt (®) Dantmner ay a —_ - —— a ' ” — ‘ . i : 1 ° c | house. “O38 Cleveland av. STOVE. 4 ‘or wale: $16 will buy " 57 nO ‘Regal GENTS’ old clohtio | = Peninsular stove in fine condition, 8306 Cem 1 li - : ld clolting, suits $1 to $5: over- BUS' NESS ANNOUNCEM NTS Licensed midwives; confinements, $10; adop . ie . - \ 4 CUStS, $2 to $5 ee ERB rt een thin etn Ry rei it Sy Retin Guten Cosine Gi ATTEND Mme. Frarch's receptions Tuesday. ; om » |>WRITE OR TELEVUONTE us and we will send monwealtb av. Make Suburban Maplewo Feathers 4m postals will call Gilbert ' A. — . = _-* : tion; the only private. reliable home: moth - A ad anv Tn Bat, BRA. : car. 1419 Car: wt . . ’ r . , slivert, AAAI 4 ‘heapest place inl tow") fos print Phu reda\ Saturday and Sunday , Re heintigpns ~nty er’s care and regniar physician; we also go to agent (oe expialn our SYSTEM. CF UE! Hie NI 9901 Blendon Place—$2200. _ Pv i. Latest styles: hand-made. We have a few : : a ‘ ile se ; (5) VMeGil & Co hs ee: iith st a4’ lessons Monday. Wednesday = I He: ~ es eutside cases: ladies, save time; consulta- KINLOCH a Bg ae yh by New s'x-room brick house; easy payments : si . ines; gcuarantee all latest aances or * tion free: call or write. 2001 Franklin; phone “IDELIT TRO hs ta « : sid) ry 3; | Room 410 Commonwealth Trust Bldg:, Bread. ‘ 5 mer ARRAR, 15 u ‘hestout et. 6 Mme. Warrance & Grayme. | ments while SICK PUBLICITY; papers can be signed at an -— BTO\ES—For sale, 3 Buck's Radiant base on hand that we are going to close out with- | IHIIGHFST cash price for get en's clothing ~ . it burners. one iarge, 2 medium size, in first-| jn the next few days at greatly reduced sults and pace ecired co hen , A Mihene ELE TRIC Every gung electcie pores ‘entral Dai ing Academy, 3300 Easton. (4) | qqq7¢ (6) rlas« condition, but slightly used; see them prices, Come and inspect them and get our 2m ®\ wth at : ; ; is ‘iring, Oixtut : “+9 SOC WS “b.) 1e: Ou. ne “ey feat = —= raeeunanene yosenan ese we “wav and Olive st. Eutrance 421 Olfve. (14) ‘ _ Chap iow & Goe, Sth and Chestnut, (4) ) prices before you buy om NEON Ha Se aw *s ; Ghiesiin & Co 321 . , yourse! Hashagen's agen gy rere —-— - ae DON’ T vVviss OUT 4 MceCAKE-BIE! iM noe yf ys ( ne P MEN'S ol4 ‘ loth! ng. feath rs highest price: f hestnut at. Kinloch BIS37 (&) o> S roadway: vaudeville + — and dane _ SPECIAL NOTICES. r Y WAGON, CO. ,,, [MEN'S old clowging. eatin: Withest pee CE eT a i od Vitrey, i108 trictly first-clas ) | LADIES, ask your grocer for Dk LAN"! S CREA On the S set Hill, Bargains. Dens TION BROOM; demand label; guaranteed | Ow SURNITURE, PIANOS, SALARIES, etc.; Tey are going fast at present prices, cheapest und best broom mele. St. Lonis | lowest rates. quickest service. EV ERYTHING there will never again be a like eohoc unity ’ | ! — oa ' ) LON FID EN” Te e., ' get something so good and see n Feather Duster and Broom Co. (228) CONFIDENTIAL and we treat you right ! aenetetn terme iE EN aces Tt Pe —— GooP pri ntir 1g at populai prices, Western Salvage Co. | AUTOMOBILES. PICTURE OUTFIT Wtd.—To bny penny pic- | N. 12th st. lone HARDY * T'S beginners’ : te fer elightiy-me88 OQ ae with i eal a ture outfit. Ad. room 15, 132 Collinsville > h Mee ey em, = ' oS. FLAIR od , ieee Boag We ite oor sale this ~—e the contents | AU TOMOBILES—For sale: our bargains: Lo- av., Fast St. Louis, oe wane we —_ i 4 ~~? oy oe 4? uesday ng private lessons, f : ~~) vie " a cs 5 ; ‘ *! . oh AMR es ty ante tea — = — +--+ = rit . aciai NAaAsSsAKe, c DiTyrouy or ' ¢ ei ' TOLE ') f “ab nne Ar { 4 \ ! of 10 private dwellings, four EY on Uni. mary f ‘Olds. 850 a Fh gy ay ray | . ponrers: we operate fo arent schools in | _ Suburban P “4 car : var SPECIAL NOTICE—Is there someone who will fore and AP TES you get the money. Cal aes 10th and ‘heetnnr” “te, - nished flats. ose lat ee retatl anit =~ arr Now {s the ‘time to buy Unt i. Auto Co THE BOOK EXCHANGE. H Sauk ae weeks LO Pelee bs ogr ogi 14 . . I . ope hel a young man striving for ” medic a] e du- le convinced. pie ities rn : ~e mead a oe - yo rte ames tha’ Ve boucht for me On the aorar, — . , 4601 Olive at ” : ; (8) lta ee en eee : ate > re : pana oi a . : N STION Al, Danct Sf ACI demy. 1502 Olive Bi... = i Pp i h! th ird ve ° R ‘ fare " : Ad ST. TApt is INV FSTMEN'I oo.. IMMEDIATE SALE WANTED Ing of stoves, dressers, + gg — 5 : ' * ) | BARGAINS in books of every description; we Qeomsas * anaure oler ¢ Gaitaasn Ti 10, ies, at rof. an 3 ehensky; guarantee t x 75. Post-Dispat: gi ee ee ROOM 600 MISSOURI TRY ST BLDG. a4) ‘ — ; *K r ’ ' 4 ’ 6 » = bh ' ; , e om ‘ “° . . ’ } les } . > yer ‘ . cms - —— an ee —, oe ~ vere caine wr rOMOBILE—For sale, splendid — ~ -y —_ —_ uy a. exchange: send for cat talogue as . -a : - tep, ALLZ ftisene, ae ae atd-¥: CONFIDENTIAL LOANS ne zotiated on house- Choice Raymond Av. House Os, iron beds, be ¥. ; ike new, S-seat. invcinding searchlight an inahan Rook Co., 521 Marker st . ‘ers. grand-square for §3; single lessons ee — * = ASY sen Maveiced ae vee biel: Gee “ot chairs. extension tables, sideboards, e lig! msket ols. ears and tubs _ me : na ett carr at. «payer plete wening: private le heid gools and ptanos. LOW rates; F 5 0 OPM ai} av., orner yuse: ¢ are) +l heen blankets, Rriuesele carpe 's. AX “ ' yg yy . “a sacrifice for Sf > ae anion ng - OKs of of all Kits bought and sold: eall or STORAGE J AND “MOVING. PAP care e rey a p 4 __.__GLAIRVOYANTS. __ PLP payments. See treorge W. Miller, room de a Toe gray pir Sit ball in old ‘ , € . roo ' . ae 7 , . ? , ™ 5% ree “)\> . , ‘ iad ow “ te - 4 *t ag f . ar . . v4 » | Fell . C@&, w“ avy ; ° - minster rugs, Yxl2, new fie 50; Iinoleum. Brus my barn. 3015 Washingt: nd address to Mills’ Book Store, GOT Chest-| 4RSOLUTE car¢ given moving, packing, stor- : DANC ING, Spanish, skirt, serpen- CLAIRVOYANT-—Colored medium will give De ee teeea Fae Es ee ay wae eg to sidewalks: Fle ‘inh “anes aieiae ee : i ~e UglZ. pew 810.75, and everything you - . nit ws cs) age furniture pialiir aireka Storage = f ' We oO song and dance ; ti» life: _— ? : s , m 1 on ‘ ng room. eels rugs, Wa r i Memateue and Garuet Mat. 'READLIGHT For saie. automobile headlight: a ewer ee + Ee RS BIg a Swe age. ! O14 Fiano ortega d tor 247m os » Ch ues and Wins, ‘S ‘ ” “a truthful advice on all affairs of e; hours, nen ans ee imshogany Durety With’ Seaneees ae | = ig Seer pli — ' ine make; good «onditior: bargain. sou | BNCYCLOPHDIA—For — aale, 31 volumes =H ee cng tae (143) oe s 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. TOHA N. Lefiingwell. DR AKE 'S ‘ LASY MONEY plumbing. hense splendidly built and fp fine « 4 PAL . ? on > ” , . . . ‘ 1% >% " a “4 . « ; . thes “ . ; Fs TERN SAl V AG F oO wm 2004 Morga: i. (SH) me ch a} for sen. -49 Arsenal st Oe a ae eee | OLIVE DANCING ACADEMY, 1001 Oillve, 6th | MRS. CUNNINGHAM, clairvoyant and card Advanced salaried ite eri thoert security: ,tondition owner is bulldiog a larger : - oe . - . ——_~_—— |OLD haoks: send for catalocue ® y Craw ARSOLI “TE L Y FIREPROOF STOR AGE New loor: instruction free every evening. new reading; full oe 25c. 2323 Cuse av. (5) my rates the _lowent. 'h best and most private in | j aud wants quick sale: price greatly red 5“ , hes! : ehfldren's class Sat — —— | the ete 1 t $22-3-4 Chemical Bide. (8) |31000 or more cash, balance easy terms, a PN .. a ——eee |LOWARD GAMBRILL & CO. 917 Chestanf, } . warehouses, (rand and Laclede for sate oor: swelliest in city: i avn by appoint - LANG N R AY| OR: DIAMONDS. WATCHES, _ fo rd. Old Book Store, 4th and ¢ he stiut is keeping furniture pianos valuable trunks , ' OP) @Ons pr vate lessons 4 E4: } \ JEWELRY, ET ; — tg BO Bhs: class orgee mais ante ) il sree ; oes an@hbt: satisfaction AUCTION SALES. * ic + aieen goods to ae sor te Lies - vere’: oe no The lays, Setechasn j il lancia | ™M usical - —- = - oe --—_ _ - a = ™ —_ — ————— a _ - Le rte a —— —— _ You know of us: we would like to know you; | °™~ at : midineaiaaine we needielly invite you to call and inapect A HIGH-G RADE WATCH--We sell Elgins re ete iaut as eh ne es “ pdvance get) our rates; both tek ‘phones 2 teachin —- ----- Walthams and other bigh grade Watches on a (CASH paid for compiete jewe! ‘ res. , R ELEONORIT AUCTION & STORAGE CO an a hen te 210-21 Olive st. (s) | LAKE” walt and two-step. $3; priva LOANS. ON REAL estate. -|——— rs FOR SALE! 5p ist PPL PP LD OPP onbe ’ ALI. plano tuning. $1. 0; fir et-class tuner and Olive Street pr ahi Growing Value : + Stree oper, row alue. ’ ‘ . wet artment we ‘ ‘arTy " .% . our furniture and cary ay}? emall first payment of §2. The vot $1. | I menkra nz & (., Lana Market 2 2 . ae 7 . ’ . Rr E ’ %? INE To loan on St. Louls business or res}- rep rer, 2% veare’ experience. I. Kautz. tock of NEW. HIGH-GRADE Goobs . aw sais 2 ae on | mular prices; we save our you cas Pe in weekly fJustallments of $1 — a) “ ) (a1 ANT MOVIN i‘) 2) 16 r ’ that we At JP} This is the greatest watch opportunity of ACME PORAG * ’ oo te yt iw . ye ee + } :" . e l. "4 | - 2 = Wednesdays and Saturdays until 10 rate OMS ; phone “ ae ~ wh — pr “ lec ‘the \ eT le » . | 7 } . : rv asvile rentiemen ana “Dp - te * lent owns; Ju brick bake oven that can be moved? On ex urniture aken ii exey g fi ing WEesT MINS’ r 2 ® fi ‘I TL. 38068 Olive st a-tena =" MMi om iy TONY PLACHT. 1002 Oliwe «ft ¢8) It'a cheap. _MONEV WANTED “GREER, ‘Tio Chestnut ; n.00 ; a | rT AINS ONLY ‘ _* SEWING MACHINES } -_ ‘ > - 6 ” ; ‘ ; | "| R | AINS ONT, 7 " " _* . ° " a at M ic 1Ale by (ive n Mfc Co . 214 T hnones teal anyones ie “A ni I alls ' . | ‘ In "ae ecep wy fs : ‘ ~ - gt aiiians tien onal n . ie — ; AO. OLA LLP aL aL ah a lal ~ . ~~. = 1 ‘ . i , 4 . : " : » , ' ; ) , | ~~ . | .: | : . . 0 | : | ’ | | : : rT » ‘ . . Rit I ef Louis M is) TAM Tai ANA STORAGE AND Wray ING ‘ : vr’ "res | claetrt f 2 8) fy} ‘\ . Weta. Si Ni > ’ c } r ‘ be “ h me: hi y art trade ed a aE. . ’ ' : : ‘tt nmission | M 73. bo ~ Dilys p te} (4) al an ophoen ; would als lik ¥ to uy 4 nf c f sound a 4 sf ~ a } 4 *? at, feu inom tr fia “ at : | yo. CURTAISS ONLY ne . ) ALL MA KES ot Vin, “ \ ee URI STOR AG? Vp \ v \ ‘ = te = — - ae onan > Tie RUG STORE, 1117 Olive at. O) a used 7 Hod achines ‘nteet, :' Velox prints at 4¢ each: is Hog a Sees gy oe me dive ro . oe PNG DENTISTS H AVE A UJ $500 PIANO PUPILS Wtd.—Beetboven Conservators y cerry SR —— mer price that wil makes repaires or , Tie “am t ‘ ch: be + ’ . : rat e acking hipp ng 7 : : ane : We “ its a ee wt . > ires, ; 1%. ¢ bal or a wie | tiome and New York ing chine , Mail orders also given prompt attention. guaranteed; f@rniture exchanged for Vine oR SUSTASN Me SER. German and Ame ricar rr more fo put into an accredited S per cent none. ae nesier, {008 . Se Wark. terest yon; rents for $i ay | ere ranklin Ki = Ma a rete - Il Tilt A LDMOLPH. 5A Olive at : &- Tania. «®) ak ha ‘ houtea wie. bk i lowes ‘tor oc . i ' . “se de 1. pte ge + ‘ 1602 Olive at nvestment. Bus noses extabti zhe od 24) vears It P I ANO. For aa! ?. elegant ‘square }! abo first JON = BLAKE & BRO. REALT : i te , 4 —— — a - - SEW . Y RK S ' ‘ 1 Aah a on 7m eve A 6s : (m) “ays 2 per cent every three months, Referen- class condition; price $35. %uS5 ¢ ot tage. Mi and | M ACHIINES sold nt ’ ™ by WwW ’ ’ 3 E Cr F ° ’ 7h "an . . ‘ - et local national banks. kor full ar- — es — — . —_ : We lave Juet ey eired from the mill a large ren th all k nde ot ' a. tatees ‘ ~ BUS) NESS WAN | 2.) aod co oes . , hau = orig Tie ‘ y 2 l’ine at erowns and bridge _ ; \ Le lot TDisnat hy ia I’ L, ANG For Suie, sjlare pian . iti firet- ‘ ‘lass BARGAIN FOR COLO , = “ at ee in it ose tail PUYVUIS | pis t] nin*e ocr 6¢ filir ora Mie pd - cond lon; price $2.5. Avpir at 1ST N a4) 7: pli diana hiann, ate : - tnion bh (7) 7 | Fine treet house: bath. furnace; st) Gti oh ae | VOHlenees, efe.: on AaB street; fer javeatoat Steck of dvop patterns, perfect rugs, all beau- a) - o wenter 4 , | Rell Lindell } aye NG) | BUSINESS | Wtd.—Will buy an established LOANS ONSPERS ONAL PROP TY L aistale or ret a tiful patterns, on sale this week: ell Lindell 922 ro | | ities Quis. ot........... | ae oy rr ga ri a good paying business. Ad, ™ : rH SIDE STORAGE AND IN ' p. iD favs fill 3 1 Dot yer Btn is at onee NN 00 Axminaters, Yl. , TT TT o ' . (. Post-Dispatch (4+) ° es cane : » ‘6 Outs tre. i OPP AAR PPR PP APPAR APR A ALA PAAR ‘ 4 \ N EVES REALTY po | VESSAGI lion't Y Fr wi Senttne | = - a O0O1-1905 Sidney; 1 Sidney 235: in.. : | “ a Tie OWEN. EC EI 1 ; 2: ; . ied de 1 anywhere ee the be ny “9 Ven | HIMNEYS cleaned and repaired: guurantee | ter G07 MONE y ! MONEY ' MON EY ! bids eee 925 Chest ae " » ‘ ' ‘ : , : vn ' iF ari notes, accounts, 9 ROOM FLAT. $2950 : ; > - La i to make them draw; postal. Mueninebaus MEDICAL. mans on salaries, chattels. “ poome down: stone | 230% Sidney St. (4) ) Oe . | : re niet toe gom!l tenants; all improvement » s of _Saporters” FS eS PR RS Re ee ee - art squares, ¥x12 7 es a sees ; Dy ad = te =e soe ga pendant ~ 1B pe eteg te , COAL Best faintly 10e¢; Mount Olive, fle nt P 1 107 1402 Missourt Trust Bld (14) igh grade goode at popu ar prices, me sen 4 ye pear len ‘ank'!i acl res Wim. *h ws : Terson. | To} 7h A TING C pris . = = ne — bgrade goode at popular prices. Home Bewing Machine parlor delivered. Wan Kuehl, 1208. N. Jefferson STORAGE & MOVING CO . : | . an — = = | FROM THE MANUFACTURER | ‘OC siirhit-CowrN- eves REALTY ee : Rn ~ ole a ee -* ' ni ‘ ' Linioeg be =) 10) «~oprivate rooms for the safe keeping of } jsesm anrokis CnNred ; on teed f . i ia : - , ' ¥ 5 Cheat 1sy rgan st. (oG6 — — ‘ coder ina ae . - -- Rane sa ype furniture; private mothproof carpet and estored. with Oka'’s $4 vacuur! pri me Ahh | aN BRADREI ny Factory | Wareroorns, r ; s RAL —— ——————— NIGH ARM MACTIINES. s2 pent machines | . - RAGE Second band barre 8 Paugiit and | piano room; you have access to your room at ' ora nreed- trial rhs i : ; - “amit Piano Co., 1012 Oitve st. A : Whit ‘RENT $1500. PRICE $i FURNI SHED HOUSES. FLATS. wh week; repairing reasonanle 02 Easton} ™*S W iam lauis, 1427 Sallivan; plowe | gl) times; new warehouse; storage. mov! ig Mth st ifh and the Place it. _ aker, agr. , ° — av (34) Pyler 114 | packing and shipring; all work gvarantee: it COSTS Yo NOT WING ‘To INVESTI Elegant stock of new planos, 80 to sim ewtaiogy!. per theast eorver of Indiana ave eatimatey given free: *@icn>one Beaumont 912: | 1 GATE and be convinced that we make loan: ‘* then dealers’ prices , 4 di tacts double hones, stere on " forni ure. anos or any security . Pishos, usual. meici at SU, we sell aad roomie: el floor hase @ root for 2 fan for & fauslifen, yy U RNISHE me 2 La’ rc. For sale or rent, 4 “ ‘ . ee — _— — Sn LI) ROOFS wade good as new: we at: J mom fdrnished Mat; 2 rooms already rented. ‘EWING MACHINE For . Kinloch C741. { . - ~ 4 Ps DM 9 “) fat d . phe 7 to ; le k in) 0 Sry i } ‘ oe fry ij ocnyp ‘ ‘ ‘Ww ° . ‘ "cs ~ ™ a . " ° : ’ ie | Co, Set eee a LANGAN & TAYLOR STORAGE AND | ersona ERMS eee AE OR INQUIRIES on EASIER | Now planas, usualty sold at 6350, we sell other hoowe has room | ' : han ean be had elsewhere : re waier. street, sewer ated aller; on the a —w HH\5tA Mauechester (7) eis. Sttedinn woh a i _ . a Sine: s Ving Machine ~hi2 Faaston Fr. O.,. moe] Lweee av a oe : MOVING cA | | un A 7 : a R, PURNISHED HOUSE —Por sale, elegantly fur | SEWING MACHINES -For sale. a jot of —i ew —- anes pe 1823 Washington ay. 8) | pERSONAL— Worl 1h rillten Shi to | tondes pnp Rane Pn mate my, M 2 1 ae on New planus, ustally sold at $i, a one-story shop; a good paying tnvest ish ad be Penn house en ay Inquire 2724 zl arin ila iin ~~ of ft l] inkes river 1 ss BU SINES al = - . -_-- ( i or os : . ; an - ” noms MONE SAMO ¢ ay ‘ ‘ — : : biel FTF ; e er Pravkiin or millinery store, 3502 I’ine = "'§ ty Wheeler & Wileo 4 + ,. = FO tn | wientiuinniouioumpiigailia S OR SALE. a. —— | all or ad. 5 wes. ; - : HOUSEHOLD LOAN co planes, usually sold at #459, HY. “HI MENZ I. cwO.. Agt.. aM Chestout ‘ ’ , = = ome - 2 Oe oh : mp ’ . : ‘ AY ‘ i oeas bes ¥ . aye Si: Domestic, $4. with all attachments and | BAKERY--For sale, money-making bakery and STEAM CARPET CLEANING. | PERSONALS on: 1 me hom ann 201 Fulle ide ate Typ oS eA BAS ED at $300 ‘ FI RNISUET FLA’ For aale. m ern 3-room hace ose a. > tain a : ie ! — restaurant: Leuixiana town: 2500 people ; n —~ —~ | Sick - vill. forgive Kin ° he ‘BIOL. ldg ith and IP’tne . “> Dialers, tigtiaii’ sold ut $0"), ; FLAT AND STABL ~mfortal! ‘abe 2%, oes Soe jE ae vine Sew-, : : — ae : . Epes gt ‘te . es .inioch tesece a : . . cure an a $12 , ash oF ing Mac! he co , Ilo I ranklin. Kinleo hn i he rma in. 7 ker A ™ hnepel, 1151 ~ Brvad | A oo ge AN Steam Carpe " - Saree ‘ ? — | " RSON AT Diy — 4 - - 7 . _- a i —_" = ail wack “# (14) Or her prices in p ropert ‘, ~ me ry ues ‘and ae. Way 4) iw Tenn ne ay. 2-atory and low out | pets cle a vated, made over and | Pl , orees quickly secu . USKD PLAN? | for 2 tuinities, ble attorney ‘aay terms: nfident 4 2 » . brick dwelling, 12 reome, or y: ¢ Mone *\ A dvance ed Salaried } eop! @| $300 ‘sarge upright. in good cqudition. . & = hot water beat, stable (ur 3 homens Tw \ Newstead on@ee us oe e war Sf ete ATwMit i ‘ " . OV ‘ (G) — —- — —_—— i laid: lowest prices. Phone Beaumont 016 ine at.. vd fleor wa 77 ° ‘ lat rye elze | Ceamsters, boarding bouse keepers withon ef nnanre upright, | , “gizn | fos. very low price to a quick bayer. nt MK N% R. OU, Att ou Cuesta —— ee = — ee cD / ” ~ j " . ree - ——_—_ —-—_- — * ee s = " age ett ae wl + "Te PURNISHI D1 L.A‘ For sale, contents of en. | = |} BAL BER SHOV’—For aale, 4-chair barbe eh D770 i? bh and ine ats rime fint; at bargain; Anxious to sell: no} _TYPEWRITERS. tine location; bargain If sold at once. ; aaa ee —_—— eet , ~ N. Jefferson ay CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.—4‘s DETECTIVE ¢ pie tb does shadev! ut iy curity; easy terms; largest business In 50/8375 Uradburr. ebonized upright, émall HY, refere! rivcioal cities Tolman, “Ol Houser Bide size, good bargain 4 reese ee SEB | ——— theater 4 Welle av (4) _ — PAA _ poet " ‘ — } 7 ae a i - ~— ——- + — —+ — - -- --- et ¥ ad to ] k lik ey om | we t! ’ tic t] ? } : , " PRNTSHED) HOUSK—For «ale, neatly fur CYPEWRITE:! Bic —] sale 1 BOARDING ANT } 'SK—L'or pets renovate e new, ais0 Upho vestigating; absolute s°ecrec e . . i ; o: sale, >mith Pre fier * AND ROOMING HOUSE—lPor tering Tel. Lindell 2030 inloe!] ‘Tne? ' | 11 oC tr \ : + ter "1 an Be rr eS thie ~ 0S i,j write? } i Toy [spewriter desk: ’ . AIC, large boarding and rooming house, suit- east. * naan Finney av 3 ; on : . ' wl te Mens Bist oun : i eae “ ; -” Sits iter” uprlcht. Panel . ia are ne " "12 ranklin ~~ press: 40) wie, ote k ay alle for family or transient hotel: every con — . - : ‘ : Jeane ' | : NP y lou ned le salaried Lae ple, withent ae . ei ~ “$155 ~—oerern Sn enter! “Sten Gia. Kialeny SS6AD. Cornet cleans MATRIMONIAL, curity. D. Lanzet, 300 Benolst Blig., 9h | $400 Whittier, large walnut upright... .\gi65 | ~ - ~ - --. —_—_- ---- — nae " Thiawrhy & arne > “| : PP Mm i Ll le vee Pine sts. ) Si7 Ww ’ le? t} ” [ he, ; ¢ i. illard, oak unricht r o«~ Bidet E si flat « 5709 Etzel avenue, new single FURNISHED FLAT—For sale, by les leav. . ‘ : ’ partie leav rPOh bercainsa in all typewriters address« we ——~--w- | $375 Kenalogtan, large size walnut, uP imme lls furniture of aix rooms and hath : ith ry PEWRITER EXCHANGE. BOARDING. HUUSE—« net g y roouws; rent rugmakers; Oriental rugs cleaned ts ‘ ~ ; . . res dence . Mi \'! HIMONY \ w st ; woul? [ . ike | oaek _ 3. right. very handsome, hearly new $175 3 “mai OA \. Al "| PEX l ENT : small mahogany upright, 6 rooms each, bath, furnace, ete, & fet. on Compton Till, only been tn use 50 feet . d °? ' ~ . vie ‘> ; D Lt): Lac ww): i » rom t lee weer? sim. $525 will bur. . 20S N. th at St. Louis, M (8) | os Bs, —- deonas aienen Sanne Wi help. é iat. Doom t Dispatch RE VINGTON Smilth. Oliver | nderw ond ty “ ’ 7 °s 8 — > . - ’ " . > " > . ~ “at ‘ a ar Cle ~ . . + me to Thee * a wer } ¥ we nay? ; ' ' 4375 Whittier. @ writers, $25 to $30: others, 815. peti | REALTY CO... 110 N. Sth et, go yg pole eed See mony In ’ . hide mo Objecthons th hile bject, Mrae- | L oe Seairale. bargain , 4 , erty 35x1 ill take 100 or 1 ald: | nigece 1d. M 40. Post-Diapate Quit paying away your waces in hich Inter- 14 B Praswery. wee rat ats | rise Sie 65. W bas : ennin wan nning good building ground suitable ie mont he. s sf Touts Typewriter Exchange, | KL INE . - For sal . bargaltn. conf "tio ’ ai py loo: 2123 Luca: av.; Be I pat 24 " t ! ve ‘s Ss - ro Col nery . ; * : . +“ — e 9 . ” , + . ‘ = ‘* y r ’ + ‘ s y ' ij ’ j : . THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER ©. wih at. + omp? essed Air { leaning. a penne : wa awh ag — | © ten iA JANS ON LIF E INSI RANCE ot ne piano players, me vt aaa : vecelved by alluring) , : ore $250. now 8 t $100 $1 A alaries and otber collateral: low rates. nis of music v Senith Pia a -¥ 1012 Olive st., . : owner leaving city. (4) i- titur " . tes 7 epee a & , NS "ha Stirute } el sfied elsewhe! : Cleaning and Renoevati ate in the city If dissatisfied els UNION FINANCE €0O., oh imont civing them away—S10, $15 fo sho ee et ee aes ay ey eee ee me SHOW ARES, bicFor eale ALwwranes, 315-317 North Niath Street COPFE , P ? a ‘ : ‘- : HOU <K AND RBRAKERY—For sale, Carpets and everything cleaned at home or tieements, go to th os | mor are cot meet cack: cheap. Spring av. (Ground Floor Century Bidg.) coffee house and bakery; party leaving city} at our plant; both phones. General Compressed | reliable Lettie tn. tbe a a: you SECURITY FINANCE ©0., aud Mor / & 7 Both Phones soon; a bargain. Ad. ¥ *°° “at.Dispaich. (7) | Alr Houseciean! s Oe., 4406-38 Olive st. (8) will be treet-" --—»one: ly: ladies call. |* @& 84 fleor Equitable Bidg. (8)

Page 15

a 2 a " nadia = : , ae. % Mae Pl. > te iets org pi 5 « , “ 4 4 “ rm, mi ae or." af. » a + » teh Dll Pig e& Ww ows — ° a Le ie Vo il “ .* Pe ps 1a * a: Fite, 1 Sasify, Chee Ss 47 om PL Ate oe ae is 4 x . j » > —_— - — P “* , Yee, REA, . _ ee. hae ie ye > rae ee eet et * MES ote, cee eee ES peed if J i; e. : ‘ af Ge. i 12 oF sey © ain A "ae 4 het a Pe Se ie oe z ~~ j 4 “ x : * 7 ~ ‘ 2 oN aes —_—- _ Hey » rae’ we: 4, ” x al on, a ae 2 y tH ee 9 Sad Wow revs “t ys es a 8 oe vies ” “ “ he Sit} r . ~ See : ay ea ee : ee cee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -ocroneR 25 19 ve “ATTORNEY-GCHERAL COLLEGE TO oF CH (POST: DISPaTcH's RECORD © een “AND PASENTS buryiSTOGKS aon ee ren SSS Oh ee, ~ AND WHEAT IF STILL UTURE PRICES, vb. “ao a INeat'day| ‘Totiny) Fosse’ | Seaton Investigation Wrecked En- | 1™8titution Planned by Mrs. Charles F- Joy, at Initial Cost of TH a N Tr EY D a8 LIN a ee re. terprise National, 1,000,000, Will Investigate Psychic Subjects with Purpose Kieren | UN IH [ l P Il A N Com Di” am ss ‘stim Ista es ; a of Proving woul's Sxistence by Science. Heavy Selling in Rock Island I a ‘8 rs. Charles F. Joy. w e of a former | who OS88esg POLITICIANS ARE SCARED |. ¥: Jos. wite 0 Se: 4a Ashen “qa e a **#. a8 ABR -yb, 448 | 44 Ssues and Metropolitan Causes —_—— wMay s.,| 280 Biol 3p} Boab | : genui pa a |. Bi sgb K Luis Congressman, has Just re- suine merit. alns and the Closing Is Strength in All the Foreign vk turned + ga, ¢ Mi ‘ : To p Loss of the Earlier G from Washington and hastern “lb rove Soul Exists, cides, where he went in the nterest |. tlieve Make Arrangements to Pay All | of leading educators that, under a NEW Yenx. : , We't-Dee | Saal aa Lege , made ne the progress Feverish at the Reaction, Markets Causes a More ee Trading in This Issue Improves * Ade Ssib) : 0 FEY Corn-Jan. 33% | Nee | “% | Ses» tah. and scientists in a ; DOssj rae by Such a University Special to the Post-Di G O-Jan, { ontily 7% he 5 . the time ‘ sity, | Spatch. i a ‘ eneral Dec, ¢.. ; : ot 54% novemient for the establishment of a avie ta’ Snish me, When we shall be! NEW Oct. 25.—Prices were ir.| New York Stock Quotations. Demand. May...) Gum obea| bute Sige and Price Scores Telltale Notes Held by Breat new university and sociological ©xXis8Lence Oo Open- : ang oundry.. » -4 41 41h, | 4 CITY. : ; hadi. \ of Yale hcg aoe neg. Am. Locomotive Comuion UNS‘, 7] GNi4 Gy ‘ ' Loca] Shorts Cover Very Freely Wh't-Dec 7 La Lc ' ’ project, and she fy pes to get the move-.- I leadiny educators and per “ 1d Vine! Karly cables reported An.erteay Smelter . Sty 181K Sule 134, . S!xa ain banking institutions , | 4aid my )] “8G scientis.s, have ‘ Dorted a dull and irregular American Sugar .. -++ Lt3S4y laileiny l42.° give ; . ink nt we i] unde r Wai 5 in the he il iu- j ‘ I 4alis be rors tie an and answe re d Thain Lu Ainer,, Aus it Loudon Aa? 1 ir os ; \ ih tu ad & 2 4 - 4 hock to MANY persons, tne ~s4estions, FT horn at sveculators anu invesiora are otic ees | 4 That the | ure. | Bove rnme; Drojen, Mterest the luilow the ; i ankhing conditions In Pitts. My J , ; y witl “In idit in this project. " UA ] Sil . achings t) (ne City’s hig ‘ * oul Hats tuls Ht) 46} Ss re ordi, oun’ |x |Bank List Quiet and Prices _ Oy -sesl 40 40% @41 : ee maria ade Trohughout, ‘ , | es ie 64 LSS tid cr | ’ost-Dispatch | &8tions “and te , SAid to a Post-l PTT: | lege wii] Walked into ® slight bem . but Loe reyWwremenis for erinen{, “xs! Show Little Cha | Cash No. 2 ned whea 9401... Ow ttle C nge From Nationa] Lead com 47le! 47, 4} 1a Cash No, @ « mic uvle. ™ ; the new Kuss ) Nor erica: oe csl G@°k a a - ~~ & CORR, #7iGe, y have . den Proposed col- SOL, for the time, limit the possiblities a Rirtinas i: fie hagas ons boyy 8S mo ote “ —— seneral demand from all sources re esterday, reporter Weds sduy: couragement of ee ement for the en- & si@ady linprovement in interes: Fetes Veople's es acl Cee a5 Tine - S64 2usy, mo gree a8 ng py market here today aad TOLEDe. a ro : aa . : 3 . , ; re aVai)l; : } ‘ 279 » ? > . 4 . = — ce ne —— — Lon With the enterprise affair, ana . 7+ *he human ae: ops seiadiesy Ci hope in this Manner to secure recogni. | The buying of 4, Mba age a He Second he. “. a lg: bist Writ T + — She | display + bY ouiside Speculators than at any = Aa —— said: 4 Shall be proper ly tira ined, each in con j tion for Ww hatever is desery ing, ar a rill 'Wae of a SeNsSationa: character +f mmr | a tr I “ % = ee be Ube “ 2 10} LOS pe! oe since the present advance S.arted., : ’ | Sugewe St inwe ition. s, Ww bove 127 » and the ri e | ACvbison CO won Dit Mg Suk SS7%) AS 8 i he foreign sicnacion Was the Chief faetor “ “How about the State - ; Junction with the other-—not one at the | Vito ath. Stignti Ns inte Osteopathy, ~ on -' & suuden aud pr tipltanr that the | uit more & Obie :, l solo Li2“ })9 i In (IM pro ving seutiment. although the unset. a . aon : 4 _— SEPosit ¢ lave Zuacrifies or ignarine f e other. as ; aa? PSychurgy, c.e (ropaihy na- » Ofess ic ma, Sfetuent be ame ALU “md sec | Brook lyn ta ! Transit (7%) 78 » THA vas tled Weather j the r , . . es ' “ * . Coaunag sold — Bs . Pe if r ignorin of th } 14 tur te = , 7, *% 16% ‘nm the Northwest also had t ‘ | eu any of it? > ' s 3 en — hromatop) (color cure) — eevernl list Phe buy ing in Read ne Was | (‘anadian Pacifie + +/172%!17. "i 5 172 influence. . a = wi pt LE—Receipts, WOO, The supply today cor ae and the Lonas Of the ‘vol pany at er -o~« rhe ‘i; ; 4a lia” ’ = Ty 7 . . , , ; : P tT) ‘aT rT . ; . , ; —n, = - > : 4 , ad . S. «7 ar 7 1 ‘ None of our busin. ea.” res Hed rine HOW too la: SCty prevail ] is a j ject + ugh ees (music cure), mind-eurs m4 Poy rae pe “e rm ‘ Who Were 'OsStrumenta, } ( he Sapeake «& ile, O'My 6% hey RB uy | SOithy estern markets Were all higher and j althoush's ages ee and medium grade, on the bank and ¢ ; 7 . wl . ‘ } T MIL +, : re _ , ' e" , ; ii > i « : se ie wisest . . n f is apc j p . benche ; . : F . > Pas a : > = . om a Cc me oo i 77 Presiden tentihe ; LO whi h ] have Biven de. p thought. and s cure and Others that are stil] was o + i = . i : we ty, and che report Ww t : a America ; “Wel r har led } ; cien Snhiized 4nd Outside the temple of fuentiat ehort inte a i @x = 'V@ ang in. | Coles A. ak ." -"s IS14 18] 1 he buying side in Chicago. steers and helfe bringing $3 45 “Th, i POINT, a. Sauy aa € ‘ Just ange re , " ii © 21iTengs \ PUCCH ORT Os inl inte res ing Scic Ce, “he a eo red yee ‘ eres Wile Ave leretofore re- BOINGO “ouUTNE » . | 2s OR ite, Cipla in the Northwest con { ue 7 ’ -. 2, 1 good ® . - Die@ase, ax ity 5 a ’ loons 9 rape Certain wealth: peome whom I met in | °'TY has Vase d. ahd ‘ he wae eit. Sena re a other ete ve. siven = vinlent ey aware oy tudeon. .. (2324 wt S324; 236 Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reporten Dei ot tena pees” — ootling slowly, but active iseue th this eles ze 6S ~ One the safe side” a on . | Ing to’ be itiform.c- “ih eRe? m Other wedll-posted Wuarters i. | “Tle colnmon a5; 495, 1850) 40 -ers, against 735 care one year Winn 7 ; ' ®aid the ok Dn . California ana h laid the foundations | “4 ' formed of ¥ hat is good and buying is attributed to the m} "iment @o 2a N) Si. i nee rea mo year ago. Winni- SALES in the Muscella : POBKROr, whe ”? of the : — SRG Mave laid the founda “S | meritori s, a mn ee OO Rik CSCC Liens farnings | 0° = : , ' ‘om Si SiM4 | PSS Tecewved gay STS, against 224 » Ne Pree ‘Gis ’ ; : bank’s bigger, st fr “ “ oa ~ for tne « Slat lish ms Nt of such an in- sa being Shown by the COPAY wand lt CONBe. Mit a wattal [Sule IN] 1st : ISOly year, and Minneapolis StOCKs in, reased 225 ant | go native he f ateer Av. Price, Fee Pe a a — ute ” reends le insisted on , New Political Teaching Hicte, tines’ and the Pmmstbility af in, reased | Var’ & Nashville. 153°) 4 133 15H , | 20 for the four days of the current week. | 44 nati or Fos cin EEE - 1408 $5 20 Welertey tekee oe t ci ri Moving his de Hoxie Stitution. ] have her r) one red a tract ach ne. liv 'dends on fi t Stock in the Dear future T) ; ' Metropolitan ‘ ; 119 , 1% of} » } Shipments at wh at from that " int today “ me he howe Sfee rs Se bte . ¢ = Accusations th . , . 2 of land betw ery Son Francis n an ' There will a.80 he 4 departmen: of Mwreéne h lil the Stock has Ais Te lved the 0, i} ~ ‘AUpoil an Sees. i Nip, SUL, tah, 77h, | Wer ‘4,740 bu and of tour 77.003 bbls. 22 Dative pete OOO@CTS. wo eae. At 3 75 Ms il a ie : “aL lie hint prise Na. Salted . me SO lOlORy and economies, thy plan of report thar the sear nal preferred atock of the ue “ican { entral owt : $‘% . bs i t oreign Cables wy ere all high: r. Liverpool ] nailve ot nom Pr POP eeecanee S72 o 45 a A. onal Ba) ls Was ruined by politicians San al ubaru. Vel looking the } icific A hich will ditte r from th It oF other on. COlitee ny S to he retired Y a new iseue e! . K. , , , , , er . ; , —SSe Si3} atte © 3S on heayr ferings: The Clerred atoet “h : yew o0 mm Rete sceee liad ly2 “00d, w!)! “S8uUyhe an Oversight of tia | *" COnNeEction y fa the university [posed to an ther, but (Oo give each Ol the com md ; = 4 oO ~f 4 ee : “> _ veadiag rte LETT “34 PRK PORT io SOO by: | mT. de¢ ake ‘ae rao | nasties rin fd a eee ee hoe 1080 + Ww ‘bird Nationat i.e. si, 32> oo’ bank’. afr Jie ae is intendal th 7 thy new we hoo] ali a. portunity as prove itse f. to ‘make recor a ' i seers + de vd hit WW Scere eee hy . j ‘tlic ei. 32! 4) yy, Oo 000 be ’ er, J ru; G uation pot t PU PTOAG ei aae a . 40 2 AS Meron wealth **#-s + eee | 366 OO i] . : ; 40a) ” : ‘ ” af sill a . } i8§es le rrrewf rr - = 7p ma . -, . ; +. j TT Pee » Mer: oo PE ning a , shall iS Miveudiesh 4 Btury institution x ass : | ) were heavy sellore of these securities and many | soc) ~ 6 ‘ : a4 () 7H 7244) 721, last wee, whi it increased =, 042,000 bu; =-5 native mixed . Le - 25 Misste ea Valtien *-****s : uw tus e Bult ° Lndrews Paws Note ' ' : , ‘a Abs ; if Is in this line of In Ts - LOC With a | benef}; of mat It wil mak. a y Paths , al i] u im! ( | ” . ‘ i ‘OUTeSS Ne CTe@et on | Minh) rh) 21%, vey Ps —_ The ~— fay Dn : as Te ae Ils GO om Brown Bros. Subs a ”w Md . ti ‘ s } ‘ , - ate haas i . . ' . ¢ lit , { if | ’ Sir; cc r . | * mm 7 ‘nit rw t ils | ’ hms [*» ii ‘ sa)? » ‘* } ' , ’ y*y° ; ’ rt. ' - me . arp amery brie . in t ie Tice ofr « l Veal : 4 ‘ih: " a Site Senator w H ““ Bult Ande ive. “Me Investigatian of ll 80-called psychi ing, the pi Lett al au lities ma ‘thelr the te Of bow Wi fo ed on this . a "it | 4 i a tu ; } 74) Aes) 1% $25 | Liverpool SUmeulated — the demand for this 1 veal calf iedbniieees 250 co Cates Rallwane Te tae a a YY . ; " . ‘ ‘ “i : Ve , , yaa = * a ‘ ‘ 4 i ’ } is —_ ‘ : 4 i 7 t j ’ (jel ‘Ty lif» . is i » 4 ‘ ‘ ta . . a . - On Po FOP PRES Oe 606 . e . e A £ sw AM pe d °} } : sided Have the inventtlor of ve c] aniies ] imstri ments . ; » P ‘ my ‘ Stitu SIT? ation alon — the ona . ' } Re t = i. « =? ¢« ° © o oc oe 5 OO mer. ener = an ) a I ~ ior the ae. falUcitw unon Vestigators and « xponents | bilities of motherhood ind father! ood’ ' Pr we wo bn last year; in- S “elpts TOO, A fair » l I W't'h'se A 1 Ce.) e ‘* . — ‘ oo : tii tH J ‘ I iti as : ‘ i ii U release (pt " _- , " > P ane . “ se upp y on sd e ] ae Aa, A. & Cc. . La. ze Ce Mtral, came ous with a lengthy | eta wctats Gx ented: Arama —. = -- erences en | CO RT SCORES LAWYER. | 240 oady AON. 488 iB. Oats, 620,002 bu; against =e market le lowe @Dd rather soy at the | (hlcage Kuulpment .... . Tatemen * Ih whie n hea « iid that thef . ]=——— ———— ee ee = | ol "e ‘u last year; increase, 274.002 bu. Cecline, ae Amer Credit Indemnity 'rouble« or th | Se ‘ © | | . % cre | ce j S| sOUltS revelpts and aii! , . Ww s . 77 . ; © bank Lean | iNe ( Mr. ; rs. \ » Pressm car 8 eints enaa ‘2. on Pments; heat ; SALES, Siuinos COMMmon be eees Precipitated by th. oa the ep rq it” bain me me Oe © |Nurry ond moras urs. W. Is Preseup, Oscai His Brief Stricken From Fed. be thee 2082 sacks, 71.250 poral and 1900 Ne. og Bitlee. No. Ay Pri hey Walker pretarreg .....).. ‘ lark’s« SPeculations« and that he = thd / ‘ mS SSS satel , a rete, at aa &S.170 bu. Corn—Re. a “om %....85 30 84... 217 P Ae Peanenc Dre erred EO pee 2, nor ; Mate os... : re aid | | ( | , aR . ceipts, ys. 27,000 bu loca] and 3000 } oa’ SED. ee BOR ND. 200 PP So +, °: &. By. Ge... aad v Mik ft righ that Woo Andrewe | Nolan- Dnvis. eral Record, ; through: shipments. W340 be. Oates Re | Of... Ion. — font 222 5 2: City 3.4358 .- ‘Shedehwanhe. fs ‘ Ca State 8 Henatoy;y Rolse Pen. ) A pret? wediing last we kK wWae tivat of | In a ds CISION byw Jj Uud.e Hook of the 1 cfipta, 48 GOO boy local and 40350 bu through : a . 220... 51s 1 . - 109 5 77% Beatrice C.eamery ou Wa & oe ~ Nd be bla hed fo; ACCS they wes ) | Miss Gertrude Hi. B Davis, daughter of Mr. United § tfe@s Cireyiys Court of Ayn. ils, | Shipments, 250 sacks and 42.280 bu _ re ISG o 12a “see 83G, > 15 do preferred We Dilton ah + argh De Vey femmitted Lyon lan ae bee ¢ am] Mrs Nicholnae Davis, and Willlam P. ' filed in St. Louta Wel lesda, At orn “ny FLOUR—Reaes lived 10.040 bbls: shipments ' 74 Nt; 5 1 ' e400 : ph eer PONS shod 1] nade ‘a Vie In Is my? X 1 " " “ . wetty ng ca ati ae, , . , ~ “55 “PP eeeeceess ~~ . 4POn Preg!. | NOticeec of social ° “Aero : ore Prag 3 YE, ‘rrer of Purce 72 SS we » Muss oc. 8Oft winter; flour, pat wis eeeded.... BUS us INT fupertale Bullding 2ds .. . 4) cd : red ri Ki feWintie r Oi ih leony ” ae + Brewlug As6o. Hy Stiaew ia Drie [tar nN, “UVing that j not poli. : Rtn iF ret , “ , ha : The oTide wwe attended by ic 818 oT, M iss OntalIni: xz a scourteous ley Silage ind ‘ta aneyvy, £2 60077 4 eR foregoing in wood, In 2 +++.140,.. 4 95 on ° aa "*? & ”) Merchants’-Ter RE i oach tS, baad BOt the ds Posi State | rea h | t! ' ] ' "1 ea nould ea M. Doar ind the groom by edmund the brief | Stricker [Porm the fi] :" Ihe ee (Ne braska “ud lows 1“ 2he lower per 1. . IN) 4 in 2 ‘ yas es # 95 Meiehunts’ ridge tes / . s’ 4 ; : a) : i ; ¢\. {i 7 e . —- 7 s : o_o = aa ee oo *-* a . amie © 6° 0166 & we funds for the bank. : | x ns ; I ms f . ' ’ ‘ = , : Dine : — ma 4 - Mi ia ; r = attorney fe Biven 60 da. In which to ¢ | - oe pe, as) —- hard Winter. pat- ews 6S.604 @ AS 19 1a] : ~ —— Bitwores : . eet 4 : + ; A* Pr OTi vi ; ery j raiti a 7? USE TT ee" bain. Varn ent) Te OW, “ew Pe ‘ > , , 15] 4 ~~ 8 See . v i d R rT : S . . “ iil Cover in PrP ’ day preceding ' i othe bride’. me, ¢ wh! } relative Pee Ol I wiil roMADlY ba a \ } clear $2. 0G12 10: se nd «] ” * o = '» se “~~ o+++- 445..., 4 GO nite always prs ferred, v3 . Mt a me, 1 on ives efore _ oe aes op ue. 10: cf Clear, $2. 50099- . Gbiecsit r tote . Oliti« al I Aper., ?—...,.., we & % | a few friewids o> Cea Pmaticall, AVOI ded the GUEeSliion “at is t Ge CVuw ry Packed, eboic 4 he Packed. l I Oe seeing pices. 140 a ‘o es, IT 22 ' dairies, 1T@R0e. the bank ean CAUSed the ,; losing of | tie bridegroom will ty unattended and Miss | Congressman Murdock Delavers | oo ne coaeeeee repeatedly to “the sup- EUGS—Rece p S, 12:4 local causes and 775 ade NT. cites ne “pe@aene: R. i8e, : ‘, an we pro Ne to Stop . ri . ; ' . . ; , ; , : }™ Se« iV iL? ned F jud 4 j through Cuses. Slips ntsz *) i my - a ries, —_ 4 eC; wina, . Such MY Troriicas Will serve be; sists a8 maid of pa, : - & . . 4IPILeNts, ywi2 Cases. hxtraa. CK R ETS ; ) : talk 3%) the most eVective Wu yV. We brea, i. Address at Fun ral Judge hook =a \ Ss: “*Tf is ef truth in ' ; CHSes Ine ludde 1. ale: Strictly fresh nists. Cusea LIVESTO MA K e Americas, 12%? l4e, Poultry, live, steady ; tur- a ‘i 1 at once PHY every dollar of Paper | > on _ a ; . € = prc.essional ethics tha the ighes } Inevuded, Zire. urrent Fece. pts, case count, [NDEPENDENT STOCK YARDs weys, 16c; chickens, 94gc; Springs, 10¢. ee ; in Which a nv One connected With the Scott(—Spenecr. | WICHITA. Kan » VUct. 3.—With Ma, | wUrtesy On the part of UIT we S ty cases returMed, Ise, CA ‘LE~—Market steady, é (BRP ER, « 0 siete “ae pot ss jy interest. d even I . T is| 1 he wedd ug a, Mies Ru n Spence: and Sonic rites this body of former Congress- Sists¢ nt with the most ¢ rnes mt y 1 ROLLT RS —f ow is. IDO rec: spring Chickens SALE. LIVESTOCK BY TELEGRAPH, Ba net due,” George & i) ' , , man Jerry Simnsor ‘as laid ste seet |} tion.” Bla a briat f eiU% lee (ursers mu LS e@p) te " | No. . a : meee Seott will take place w ecuesday even. | Man , 2 s /even Wa al » : On fe Says the Wiel of Cart, ! te, . el 2G@i tc; young, AY. Price 7" BB ‘ . . por ohn _ . -” _ a ' ’ - ‘lic for Hoice; ducks. Ylie er Ib ) S native st : KANSAS CITY Oct 25.—Oa ttle—Rece} cats Ng at 6 o'clock at the Washington terrace , taday in Mup'e Grove c, metery. Sere ia wi ‘© Geyirture from (his truth. as a OWls an, » oon” aata Te + Dressed ~ Tee 66% 0 Reba dak. 1? 34 5" - “ . 7 Sie “eipts, ; . . | ome 0 Mr uid Mrs. Corw in Ii. “spencer. tue i Vices & ere hie ld ih Scottish Rite Tem le. lnarked by ‘Oonte Mmptuonre Per Varor ) : aes Buy heaus, ¥'ga1Ue for choice, Oid “ x . 445. : southern i+ orn fx He . ta DB lie, ; le Ww’ “ine thts ) ‘] : th 4 j Mis« Spencer w il] have as attendants M iss | ne ré “ “as no ministe s a nd the a idress Ww 9 ! ranted and indefensible. es ‘ ‘ un | b, il, , ES MELE peer pound ] ative steer aries iad SOC bec Date > = +4 H ) MAM, for Inu tn: gt and natiy wifers ..... NEF. S12. 310 low ad light ‘ 5% fie ’ p Baliroad, Judse figy td decided in favor of | Be in the East | Ucians of State prominence, : | pf BUIT—PEACHES— yy hi — ‘ee ‘se Neen Pt ce eneecenes —_ 300 | Sonor s k t on é : aie is, $4 : a - 7, .- ’ a 4s . ‘ ; aihdindieal 4.22 ‘ SL = “s. im S-—Miechig-: ’ = i 2 i, 7 a a | ' Market steag ¥Y: muttons 5 fie. Tatliwad - eee ee ity, $1.25@2 . | peal Letter qual see oo Te 570 3 00 . a . , ' = . ‘i’, ee ~ ¢ iu. Z se F . a ‘.* SS. 4 7. 0- r 2 . th S4 oo ae LT i , , us a z ped | _ bu APTI kS— Fancy col HON Market nad Ike fos » | So £907 OO; range we ors, - COGS ence j The G reze's Anniversary. CANAL FINISH IN 19] 4, Fiy e J Sot New York Clothing i fm J “aa Ko Soh 40.6. 50 DD’: noe bie tify): Lea tive at decline: Rb *~ gond lower ; Closed ac $3. 734n4. 75. . ; _— . — avis, § 1 i aes oa we, $9 Siig oz. a ‘ ? . : — ’ New Fraternal] Societ v, } Mer. and Mrs. Wiinam Hi. Giege of SOLS Pine | seewetentesin. amide House One Caught MARY K ELLEY | g06>- 4, + — ~_ x v6.6 Ge. sor Che ulton, No Ay. Price. No. «Ar. Price. ee \PPi cations ; ' r street, for vears well know Nn w St. Louis an- | WASHINGTON Oct. 25.—Isham Ran- / NEW YORI Oct a I “ : NON en er i 2le: Ny ‘fara 1GW1Se: ponte. noe -- o ae 7 S18... 88 cil G8... . 219... 85 Oh LOCAL MONEY. Z . oa > 89 “* 407Tma decree C.e | ceiebrat * golden ; iveres * fi gg : nea” POE a eee - . ave VN A, Cl. gv.—I} ro; layv- ..“. 7. = © : es a. 4. 217 5 ox ~ -: Pe eee me "4 if} "Orporation wae nm) ide ta tha Cir. | ae A Phy ddir : with thei en agp ‘ mete dolph. who CoOnS Irie ted the | hicazo ; . , road Gay | } ! aN _ M i ie @ Ae mes (l 4 Pyty PEARS K lefer. a °° Sareea . c= Re oe n = Meners. Georze fH. turer & Co.. = ; ust Court Wediniesd.s y hy the j Ouls- ir Beng 7 headae 25 nis of il * ‘Mrs A eo ae Grain ige canal. and who is a mem ber ligehii yesterday aice rnoon the Store of | i Set? 60 bbl. Sheldon, $i@i.25: otber Varieties | 40) stg om ° . nan = ery nei 2 4-4 paper brokers. RI Third National Dank Pty : a . .. Pes esy 3 . ~ , a s : . “ ©. ._ .* . mae 4 . e 5. ane D4 : i . " a . fn 7 eile a . i. ran —_ ys a al = , . : ; i se *“*@ es p ‘*#-s ‘ ae** oo ovbdée : ~> q por e et | a. > pate pit beneficiary { not In good health it will be impossible to eb ws - ty ~ og f ¢ Yer a engi er rs of A Draham Fox w ithin a short Stone's i VEGETA PLES Wholesale average lots ee, Te: . 5 26 mF, ...992.... & Oe ar ee ’ A me A le 4 toa ve aes ’ 754) rs nic : 2 ‘ , + Pan: é an: Ss rhe are —— ' ma ; ’ OB, we ‘ ‘ —— / ae , se. OPe, mon A ; 1 eaare h rropos. Oo do bust. ! fertalp mimuwy friends, but {1 is the Intention of p Ely nama nal, W es Zina R. Ca throw of Broadway s most frequented | p Hot selections. — ¢ \RROTS— 4046 bu. CAB. ; fS--.. 1... & 2 i oe 1@4% per cent; bigh- ! ingl per, “yg oy In the 7% lied Stai. Sand Canada | Mrs. Gregg to gise a dinner to her , hiidren ' ter, president of the Sanitary district district. w is robbed by tive men who Pr AGE—Holland seed at $20¢n>> ner Sema ‘ted ...: 923 oe 17% ys ~ Me 2°7.... & lex he ug aitne’ "1 go pp oe 9) ee Seed oo“, 7 ry “ : 7 aie ‘ ; . pe " 4 : n . 7 ‘ f ry P ator = a . ew, . . g ¥ ! t ‘ x7 > se : ~ « = a — p ow mae rs > z ** oe A . . nar ‘ } . : j ee : othe a > y Artes . id Supreme | and grandchildren, ; ” | tte oe Ree by ere waterway held up the Proprietor and his , lerks |} 0B “al he wie bbl. cl 7 Nive RS— Hot- pomees MOG. o.0 DS 1B ST... .286.... 5 10 so well Known. 5 th We per ment: eal neo ‘a : 3) ‘ i) le . a > guesi. . ir. -. ‘ ’ Trie PL” ee rey time iY ; D. ‘ ’ P . aot. 3, AKO WOK Ti § Paty Petition was ret red to Judge | Hunt Deyer, Miss mrandchtides, "™ Mr..a0d lig going on rapid‘y and that when the Willies, tne ie bne Of the . ay | CELERY—Michigan square moet NtPS35@S0e, Fark Railway’ Co. brought sult In the Odell treet Sale, Vaxslors« ai, lator |} Mrs. Grege’s seven grand: iildre; | necessary equipment is on hay d and Milani Leckett is one of the a'legs dq ly a . lat cratw ee © G0s.). at Cireu't Court Wednesday against the The J4hn 3. BI ke & B j . 7 a . j ] ifts tears ave Nir (-rege Ane married to ] ’ . P ‘ 4 “ 4 an . ‘ ' bers His ace omplic e¢ CLC ANEA The i . > P dye pee azo. agseen for eyndemna: ian home ae yieht “The Orian."’ On th's preity Vesse!, }doned French machinery, Which cost BURNED BY MOL EN IRON MET ST LOUIS Y Wheat ee auc. 7. 1D Ton 662°2.137,- Baila aaa te SS Ss . © 2 on - * wr a « . r > tw " ‘yy W) Lid ‘ . r] int ‘ P s } OUNG MAN * Geese as a *). Dae &. Te an ‘ U6, 128 : « “et COcnplated, @ rms. Lit WHO one or tw f his family or som of h | abo it $30.000,000, Tua Which is now en- Se See bewes s ix 11.80 11,820 3,400 FIN - Lay Us ra08, Price, gu: co pee ited, pd me Wists days cruis | Pack ~~ c tn mt feabe! a h Taited | 2, ao’ PO ee eens £25 12 736.007 1 112,208 a ANCIAL. re — sfrr 0” ne ’ j iV Ss ite e Onn: nad. ww ng t e re. W W ‘ T Ww kts NO a fre Wheat ae YW), 429 KAG. 883 703.218 . ae a ——— wa ; Mr. Grege ts . “eget “ i yy a _ ; Port of the consu. ting engineers, ar. orkman altec wo SEK | f Li NO. 2 bard wheat 410,093) 410, 825 55.900 . ; RS a’ retorn to St. Lovis n me ° be h his cording to Mr Randolph. “can he « | , oe H ’ Re used icense 15 No. 2 mixed corn’ 6.643 6642 2° 155 — | family om hin golden anuiverare | down as the manutectre . ' “OKe eP ‘te is . Cink imnati e*es ~«+-lOe lise: f ‘ar > 3 President of the Mary Pa.k avenue, carryi; ga ate ys : Notes tp. bene m hearted Tuc Sday because the | Fuchine camper aes” som i ’ s = .. Aas (; - « , at @. : . the he tongs slipped ; n ! ecorder re ef . ' ; ee ye “eg @¥er devin z ter the wedding ceremony, which was at-|& Haas ~-othing Co., Gied at 2 a. m, sfon peta yey a aie see ees where refused them a licens ' = ever tow Af \ , 4 , { . j . . t e lay i~like =? Cain On his of ~ me - . ; > Reguite a home rou maky = "vised | tended by a limited number of family friends Vednesday ut his eee outa Westmin- . i " inside his shoe and be o re to marry, The St, Louis marriage li- | y 6s t your bome beotins tye me fir $2; ‘ad ty | Of the bride and groom, a reception waa given Ste. Place, of & comp feation Ot diseases Pred tees ‘emoved é burned him le r l "| cense clerk was more Kind nd ey! PrP 3p ae ; Specialists in Local Securities. * i . ntury Home © jy), SOS Laclod i) 4 a Ao to the wedding party af the residence of Han which had meapacituted him from busi tg f at ’ ‘home 'remed es until bf e i Secured ¢) , ee ‘Gra son Stock Co Has Seat 0 : a ne or write. . rit. ford Crawfory The bridal c couple wil] 4 , ness tor two months, and had renderea ile tenner” Moss, World's Fair Couple Married a | an bo oy chins, luesday iv the New York Stock Ex~ | re Louis Merchants’ Exchange. nin che 4 ain, B18. a OTe = i ’ : . wm , ‘ ‘ ot "il ‘ rie "ie C-TH- je I= - j fer , 4 3 rare rr » hen sty " ' . . sin ¥ . ; Kinloe a: FARM—For sale or exchange. ties ! sae | oo hoon “ial. t — Fe a — ~ Besides his wife he ieaves on child. | W ith t T lh Indian Other, a) = > nhl ep - re 1-4 ‘ ; ‘SSC «Le a - » SUBURBAN PROP'TY FoR SAve | bad Wininn Hazard, the bride's brother. «. co "6 Mosses of Missouri, HUI SkS hor ante » the present firm, ing life until both died. | ‘aking “as partners JL Win Boyd and H » 4 ‘rewitt. é t a : ;"@veax and left Mary an orphan at Newada. Prewitt. At the time Mr. G eyson st mar held a seat in the St. Louis Stock Ex. Mo. She Stevenson | and Dr complete. The couple are without a formal introduction. Their | Olat ter. , C ; nes. '] - P| 316 N, 34 St, ete tes Minister, Rev, Charles ones. ‘The | Peano |. ei the'r home at the Page boulevard ad. et S and bridegrooms +n tor ge Drei. cor oe 4 5. ae roe “~All of Sena- } wed , a 8) | belbis of St. Louls and’ Mias Rerths » Nelson 7 braker's ca Dpalgn = en ‘geme aes STOVES” ia irew ite Der te nd a Ty @ lent, Pan oe Freneh Village. Ul.: Rebert M. Schwab and have been 4 mentg ¥ Ove and Queeusware ¢ iv - een - retary In the Press Btreau. ~~ 4 ‘ STUOVv § E RePa » Belleville Double VW edding. | imiportant work there which she Wished | net. a yout! claimed her for 4 oan wee ' ' Canceled by the iiomine oN. 14th, (wy 8 Carrie Abrawn of St. Loala. Thy Wedding oftices of the Company are very ela bor- Courtship began. and the dancer quit | ate. being Situated at a2 Broadway, New the se? ve dence. x Wernet Was on yY Jl vears | York. : SS ee eet old and Miss Kelley two years younger. * Capital, surplus and profits, mittee and rier '€ State com. DEATHS | Lately she has boarded with Werme: «| —— $8,500, 100.00, 0 laine we . : ; + oh es Ne rae nus ure Much con- ’ Parents at their home. G21 West Primm ea , a brig Witnessed uy only a few members of the | cerned about the Sénator’s SONndition eee Street. The marriage is With their con. | a. a O RSHA WeUt to. Saitirod hho, Men cet the bride- | inteser een tetIw from ulcerat ee the | OVTEN—On Tuesday, Oct. 24, 1905, a4 | ST! | feign | ) REPRESENTED By P, grooms haa ‘See Be rendiness = thele intestines, with *ymptoms of Periton- 12 a. in., John serhard O'ten, ‘ “Tl am tired of wandering and want! ; ‘2 We > ie ae ) “uu 8 Weltrh a: { 1 rides. A wedding dinner Waiting In Maple. itis. The trouble began with & sévere loved father of Therene Wisniewsk | to lead a domestic life,”’ the bride said | 5 | rl eww hy : the for “on pt3; Kinloch Coz. Wood was od ' . ' cold contracted while he was on “am- e Otten) and Mary Wlsniew “ki (n= | Wednesday “Girls stage etryuck con | : iiiia a pairs for any old” stove (ms War enjoyed by relatives and {riends. paign tour. He disregarde, “a Cam ine Pmt AEDs hay . ane sday. Pris Stage struck s onby | Hit - Lo Rite . -__ a —_—oe f . tf . b t fi ¥ Barc ed his lilness Otten) and father-in-law and grinnd. the & itter of the Stage. The y learn t te ; s a ~ ' = . | WE REPAIR **.Lovisstove Soctety at Garrick. reg weCrmcnnadl, Sit foopeited to | fathar atime age of M'yeats Pog | ihe ek ind its troubles after they | Bonds, Investmsn: : oir": "., pe , ) . ’ © took to his ard 2 days. set with a troupe. | WANT to keep house. . yee . In the S0dlen.e at the Garrick Theater Mon. bed a wee “Z0 and bias bee . “uneral from residence, 192% Nort . , . ve Gh ' | Stocks Securities Tee wee fanse or = REPAIR Co, day @vening were: Mr. and Sire c G. Gar-l to it ever Fa " confined co street. Friday. Oct. 27. at ‘2 stage.” small home is better than the ; wee —won 17 “ 415 Lacune street, | nett, Mr. aod Mra. ~e * Gardner, Dr. and ; Sr ' a m. to Liborius’ Church, thence : , «Bes S717. Kin, a Wou, (mp ere. vn. W. A. Van Vechten, W. 4. San. 8 + Fhe el oe ' alvary Cemetery. Friends d rel ) iin ranges, Miscou {ott Mr. ana ‘aire. ‘GA. Bascom, Mr an; Post-Dispate Calvary Cemeter: and tela ) fo stoves and rangea, Missowi n ss: ae Bring "Caders every day than }; Ha 'W. Sta e + A. Cochran Jao ate it, | 314 rity Bullding — A COMPANY |, Security Bullding Ec eee \ The POST-DISPATCH is the only 8 202-203 COMMONWEALTH TRUST BLD3 FOURTUW eo has homes. Tat Fg te o ag iy Papers ple Louis newspaper with Associated Press| ~ r LUN TI riNE » De. Henry Bein of “First in everything.» copy. eg aes “| Day Dispatches. ‘ ee: aren bs aes iss oe “ ieeey Snel 0 . , Ss I . LOUIS. is > or ? ib. « bai » she i, ® a ’ Ret oF ; Nhe. + 7 on ¥ bigs of . vi ) " a ’ png a Pe ny y tox « a i — . J %. ~~" - i pe) he PA Py tee st"p) Me ‘ee i. » | ee +r e pe 2 A mee en, PO vEY engl” VOM ees a a pela e al — RS Sigs % wee = oy ay : Plat. ES Pe ens OF EG SE a oa PT a Cece eee.” a) Sees ae ‘ : ‘ J —- * : * ba — ‘Sy _ ze & as bes: Fg fy Leas estate ena ; me ee pee a nee eee a, 5 —_ itine n> P oniaene ——. ee ee

Page 16

‘2 ras rt S- mt . reat a. os ering p a by ae aad cae — 7 I ~~ “Se eee - DISPATCH-OCTOBER 25. ; 1905 _ “- - ee cme ee Sick HEADACHE Positively Cured by these Little Pilis. They also relieve Mistress from Dys- pepsia, Irdigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect remedy for Disst- ness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Ba 4 Taste in the Mouth, we A Coated Tongue, ————" _—_— Dein in the Side, TORPID LIVER ‘hey regulate the Fowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE SMALL PRIGE oe ee Fetes Must “a Fao-Simile Signature fitu# ore __ REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. NOW I$ THE TIME TO BUY. 00 NOT DELAY, PRUFROCK’S Will offer each week a special bargain in Upholstered Furniture. 913.00 for this SLEEPY HOLLOW ROCKER, of genuine leather. worth $22.00 else- a ——— ——_— — =- CARTERS) quahity like jt in finest Rockers where ment of silk-cov- ered Parlo and leather-covered Library ea made in St. Louis can he seen a - Prufrock Furniture Co. Salesrooms, FOURTH AND LOCUST STS. Patimates cheerfully given on reuphol- stering and recovering. at salesroom nan to make rere st nssort Suites ; . . ractor oO! ol na i }y me lis atfiee an Wwe estimate —_ will DEATH OF OHI GIRL AT NEW Wall Street Man, Shot Herself, HAD LEFT HER HUSBAND Recently Visited Her Mother and Placed Younger Sis- ter in School. Trained at Lakeside Hospital at | Cleveland—Attended the Rockefeller Church. Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. the mirror in apartment in West Thirty-second pressed a revolver against Miss Mary Jeanette Caley, woman who had registered at the ho- tel a week ago from Cleveland, O., committed suicide by shooting herseif through the left temple. She was fully dressed and black silk skirt and white lace waist. Beside the Body when it was found lay a letter, written on hotel station- ery and inclosed in an envelope ad- dressed to Mrs. G. Allen; who occu- pied an adjining apartment. That the girl's death is the result of an unfortunate love affair seems only solution of the tragedy. She about 28 years of age, and was comely. Lack of money apparently was not the cause of her trouble, bathroom of Hotel, while her a the the Aberdeen street, head, wore a with diamonds, was also $153.50. affair studded and rubies. In it SPOKE OF WALL STREET MAN TO HER RELATIVES. Special to the Post-Dispatch. AKRON, O., Oct. 25.—Mary J wags the stepdaughter of George Clark, and the wife of Frank New York, with whom she had nv! ‘ing for some time. She adopted maiden name, Caley, when she from her husband. Mre. Clark was prostrated by nouncement The dead A the | woman had been ito New York to place ‘ter In school. | Disappointment ;the only cause KIVe for a younger love affair Leo Clark In Mrs. young Pitzer of been her parted Al- here a _Wweek ago visiting relatives and went sis- is can the suicide of her daughter, E YORK MYSTERY Mary Caley, Akron, Talked of ' WAS TO BECOME NURSE a By Leased Wire From the New York | 2%.—Standing before her | yi she | the | was | as evidenced | by the finding of her purse, a gold chain , pearis | Caley pe 519 rank hy TELEPHONE Bell, Main pont Kinloch, D 768 The Only Guaranteed — $9 Worth Free ‘te Start You RSE 519 Franklin Av, Bite atone agains § Ste sir Dy ° aey AN 519 Franklin Ay, TELEPHONES: Beil, Main 4390 © Kinloch, D 768 Why Not Save the Best? t Jur 40 Le ib rE y) 519 — AV. gctaer, i+ 4 Say “Yes” To This Offer, and See The Good You Will Get. Also most forms of the bles vitalises. sreconilatis comartente sellans a : If need Li ne and have nev er tried it, please send us this coupon, We will them mail you an otder on a an You will use it as they do, when you, ——~ | learn what the product does. And you | cured ones, scattered everywhere, to am ' will th + that delayed so | tell what Liquozone has done. cenings 8:15. = petty th wich 7 But so many others need it that this LY [VI BIGan Mat. Sat. offer is published still. In late years, FRANK DANIELS What Liquozone Is. (Sra sstewka, Gla reusinen donot abe n SERGEANT BRUE “See Se ret. Brue sure. **.- Republic. The virtues of Liquozone are derived | ply to taem. We wish to show those solely from gases. The formula is|sick ones—at our cost—what Liquo- ptr a bbawcomie = 0% sent to each user. The process of {zone can do. SEATS TOMORRO | Mail Orders New. Opens making requires large apparatus, and Sony W. eves Otten Where It Applies. Caley, in New York, | but Mrs, Clar can not be convinced | that she took‘her own Il fe. | “She expected to marry ‘Jack’ as she could get a divorce from }/' Frank Pitzer,” said Mrs. Clark She} thought a great deal of “Jack’ and}! was trying to @et a se aration in the courts. She would not live with Pit- zer because she said he had another favorite and she was afraid of the woman for whon, Pitzer showed the | most love. woman May said i threatened to her. I can not be- lieve that May committed = suicide. || She often snid that she would never} icommit suicide and she had a horror of a revoiver.” Word has been sent to to forward the body here May Jeannette v ptown Th ‘ket Office ‘8570 mo Ol ve St. nity for buying the right garments. We recom- 188 following makes as of best manufac- Ramie—-Dr. Deimel’s, Conradi & Friede- Wright. ———=— -— - —_—- loca] hein yt for a full-size bottle, and — will ruggist ourselves for it. This "y our free al gift, made to convince you; to let the product itself show you what it can do. In justice to yourself, please accept it today, for it places_you under no obligations whatever. — _ Liquozone costs 50c and $1. Cut Out This Coupon. Fil) it out and moafl it to Company, Wahash in as mend the a. ire: man, Peter recular and stouts, in Sea Wool, Silk and Wool and oft hoth (‘otton, lines consist Island Cotton. All Silk Our unday. $1.00 to $20 Per Garment ewer Bron The Republic Kuilding, On Olive Street at Seventh. ee I bave never tried Liqnozone, bat if you wel Geomly me a Ste bettie Gee twa New York to be taken home, for Pere er eee eee ee ee eee ee eee tere e eee eeee Caley eeeteeeeeee werver err TTY TTT 575 Give fall _addrese—write te plainly. — that this of offer applies to pew users pee physician or hospital not get asing Liquozone will Be gladly supplied ‘ X Wilderman Coal is Bes BUY NOW, PRICE IS GOING UP ‘STANDARD LUMP, 10¢ PER BUSHEL STAUNTON LUMP, 12¢ PER BUSHEL WILDERMAN LUMP, 12¢ PER BUSHEL COAL BEST. WEIGHTS GUARANTEED, DELIVERIES PROMPT, | Missouri & Illinois Goal Co. Mermod & Jaccard Building © MAIN 681 TELEPHONES=————8-667 Malaria—Neura Piles—Quinay Rheumatism Scrofula—-Syphilis Skin Diseases Tuberculosis Tamors—Uleera, Throet Troubles ~ eee — = - — oe ee ee eee — 12 Se eee AMU SEMENTS. Temptatie Prices Ts PER! AL 13225-35-suc 25¢ Mat, dos. R. Grismer’s Great Play, TODAY iSKY- FARM. ae Baffalo, King of the ‘tid West.” H AVL IN? S & The Theater Where You the Best Shows for Little Money, 15c to S°e 25c Matinees Pep Thursday and Saturday The Miliionair 25¢ Mat. | Howard Hal Detzcilve. : Tomorrow. Next—McFadden’s Flats. TANDAR THE HOME OF FOLL\ TWO FROLICS DAILY. THE BRIGADIERS presenting EDMOND HAYES in the WISE GUY, “'so Bt TTLING NELSON. Next Week— —Kentue ky Belles es and Jimmy Britt GERMAN THEATER ODEON, HEINEMANN AND WELB, MANAGERS, TONIGHT SARDOU's § ‘ODETTE” Great Drama SanGag Night, “‘Los vom Mann,” a the 7. Real Bargains PIANOS . .$55.00 had Every Elgin Watch is fully guar- / anteed. Ail jewelers have Higia f Watches. Timemakers and / Timekeepers,” an ilustrated history of tue watch, J sent free Z request to Steck Airovestcen Square Stone ™yuare "These fien and will own terms of Hate Lpright Billings Upright Weesell Upright Lindell Upright Schaeffer Upright We also offer 1 Ithaca Organ, 7 stops. .$25.00 i Symphony Automatic , Organ . .§45.00 1 Symphony. large sive . .$95,00 Redueed from $300.00. Our customers always get the benelit of low prices, easy terms and full value for monev in- Vested. | THE ESTEY C9. 1116 OLIVE STREET. Square & Fuller $45.00 .$40.00 condi- your Living excellent be ba | hd on payment, ure mm ELGIN, ILLINOIS, U. $. A. —-—.- Cv., for Mate. Today and Sai., 25¢ and 50c. ° hoe, Jie avd $1. MELVILLE RACTE ISTIC PLAY, HOPKINS Geo. Evans in The If telephone us. you SOLD ON 55 YEARS RECORD STYLES, SIZES APD PRICES TO SUIT ALL Next jolly farce Night Prices 25¢, 35c ROSE —_—_— EMPIRE WINTER GARDEN. haste nh ° ' ee HIGH-CLASS SEs ea ae DEVILL 2” every Ne a es A HEALTHY SCALP AND A CLEAR SHOOTH ‘FOLLOW THE VEE OF Direct car lines—~Easton——Olive—Suburban. IN THE CHA } sis Next Sun. Mat. Runaways LL AL AE i ee ate —-— SAYETY — FOURTEENTH GA YETY 42t.CcusT STs. TWO SHOWS.DAILY ee — HOME of REFINED EXTRAVAGANZA WHY SUFFER WITH PILES?» AND HIGH CLASS VAU DEVILLE. My “patrons know that my guaranty is good HARRY BRY ANT'S Extravagapea CO.) and when { say that | guarantee Dr. Colwell’s Nexi—-Rose Egyptian Pile Cure to cure any case of piles, AMA TEL R NIGHT FRIDAY. you may ay that it will do it. If it falls to CRESCENT ROLLER RINK cR22@e|""" thitetutie! Bava on. price. JUDGE & DULIH. FRICKE-HAHN DRUG CO. ‘lwo sessions dally, Ball-beariag skat's. instructions to ladies. Good music and eine etree Persian Nerve Essence RESTORES MANHOUOD—Has cored thousands of cases of Nervous Debility. end Insomnia. They clear the brain, strengthen the circula- tion, make digestion perfect and impart a magnetite vigor te the whole being: $1 per bor, * texes, guaranteed to cure of refund money, | $5. Matled sealed. Book free: Persian Med. Co.. O35 Arch at.. Philadelphia. | ‘wie I THE BUSINESS NOTICE. A glance in the glass gives joy after using Setin skin cream and Satin face powder. Boy Guest Robs Hostess. Mrs. Cora Henderson of 410 South Second street has reported to the police the theft of a small bank con- taining $75 and several pieces of jewelry. She gave the.\name and ad- dress in East &t. Louls of a boy whom she had given a night's lodging When she awoke Tuesday she fourd that the house had mn ransacked and the boy was wnissing. | _———— hese suffering from weak- nesses which sapthe pleasures @ of itleshouid take Jduven Milla, eee Cine box will tell a story of ——* results. Thise medicine has more ony vitalizing foree than has ever been offered. Sent poet- bald in he hag anty on receipt of t ls netore C. ood ’ Given for Under-Age Free Switzerland. after the mysterious man left her home B YT that she had been called to New York lickets 25e to $1.00 ON SALE at man | by the sudden lliness of her sister. Lii- Bros., Thursday, October, | “She always plenty of money.” 3" XE said Mrs. Waller. “I can only think she war pitted by the man who called upon Miss Caley be sa wealthy uncle named Nelson living in New York. While here . Miss Caley was a regula: attendant at CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE. 1:30 to 10:30 Daily. church. S. Miller Kent & Co. De Serris’ PURE GOODS. Paulo & Mariow. Rel.clair Brothers. ° Youngs & B:voks. Mitche.l & Cain. i Rice & Kemp. pil’ & Ward. st., St. Louis, nave over 60 years | , comb The Kanodrome. had the highest reputation as handlers — oa " ’ -* _ _ ~ a ’ ~~ . — of pure, straight Whiskeys. THE MEN WHO New Road to Cemeteries. iS BIG ENOUGH The Boare of Public i nprovementis hus approve d an ordinance for tne im- c Natural Bridge road to bBircner &tre.;. the smoothest. mm and ot Bernays avenue, between Bircher By buying a ‘cheap stove 'satreet and Florissant avenue. The bil! or range you make a mistake. mee who complain of difficulty in | reaching cemeteries from the West End withou. coming as far east as rand do not make a mistake, you save fuel, trouble and money in the end. Stoves and Ranges. Ask your Dealer forthem. Ifhetriestotalk you into the mistake of x buying another make, write to us. The sales of the Post-Dispatch in St. Louis each day are greater than the number of St. Louis homes The object is to so fix and combine the | quozone has been most employed. In ~Fgiryland. —— = ATTENDED ROCKEFELLER form of disease germ, because germs |no matter how difficult—we offer each ’ . ° , 2 rall in line with the And His MINSTREL CO. Abscess—Anaemia ‘its main distinction. Common germi- called on Miss Mary J ten days Coughe—Colds 7 1c : 7 ets Wet at . . : pentest closes Novem is exhilarating, vitalizing, purifying; dressed in the height of fashion, reg QO FAIR EXCHANGE Secenseed cies Fevers —Goell Stones an's lodgings at 24 Bibley street, the —————-—_ -—- COMICS, an departed. The man is supposed to be TRAVELCGUES . 50c and 25c ‘nurse at Lakeside Hospital here and Tick«ts $1, 75¢ : woinan informed her the next morning Kindergarten Association. i} lian Landes aca, COLUMBIA all services at John D. Rockefeljer'« ‘The Queen's Fapn.”’ Statuary. Wm. H. Lee & Co, Moet Locus: | ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO., yy ae Hank & Lottie Whit- Martin & Ridgway. | haven't time to call, to profit by experience gets on | provement of Union boulevard from ‘is favored .by undertakers and livery- By buying a Charter Oak, you § avenue. Profit by the experience of those who have used Charter Oak CHARTER OAK STOVE & RANGE CO., sT. Louis, mo. “First in Everythin=” Sold only by Wott Drug Sixth aod W ay. De : : cee $ at hk Seg eres ale oe a RN AF : 4 = ¢ & Py . - hall > . P “ b, oe , + n * a 4 H Ja te *» . ar a % ety e - a \ ual * rad ey, ee pe’ Sy oe + R 4 s Nar® 7 oe om, Ps 4 » ata oa — nt Te! be! ae Sd, 3 > be. i ee belib-coldibeintecignsetdbeted em ee eee penne a | ss