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tiie uErrBLTC: Tuesday, octobek 2. moo. 3- m '.' PLANNED HiS OWN FUNERAL; PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY. -,r,i - 1 M V - -. I M Iffigjgy s3 , i .1 ?-rS55Sia B llftlttllll" si i Prrmfl! xcnTv!P.-St Opnitn.Morphinc norMirLcraL OT - W - J. A -r jtej eftKdSrSCiCOJmSLS. finfhn SmJ jCxJtiaw Jt.fU, SJ - JtUK Sdt-S Jtrpumaar -fHtStA - J Apcrfecl Remedy forCORsfiKi tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhaea. Worms .Coniilsicr3 Fcvcrish USS endLoss OF SLEER TicSirslie Signature ct NSW "YOEK. : irtf-ht i'rrrvirr.nm inrM tesDhesuon.Chccrfiil- ;t w - 8ftiw contains natter d & i? s? .SU tf tsef??!i . t?j i ' i i tXACTCOPTTOrV'KAFFEB. Latest and Swellest Novelties m A. KURTZEBORN & SON'! r10 North Sixth St., V POPE PLEASED WITH AMERICA. j - JJelifvos Ilifrhts of the (Jhurcli in Our Islands Are Kespected. lyoni'on. Oot. 1. Archbishop Irfland. who h-ii arrlVF.l hprp from ISorae on his nay to tun T-3itd States. In an Jnte-n-Iew to di.y !. qsiotrfj as Kirlis- "In of Jh audl'-aces rrhloh h rraird mr th Totw said "We ar1 Tvell r jei5HI with the relations oj the Aracrloui Gve-rrrrit f) th churfh In Cuba s)d ill). ri'!rr'n"i Th Araarlran Je'n- mfl sl.p rr T ! toofl w'H ana -n.!iis a plri' if i '. o wr.'l r-"s5ct for thv libf -y or-1 rhr-t. of (w church. ou ul! thank. rti rcf n tu" the I'rfsldent of the Kfpuln.- :c- rrit i" itn? aoiw TV. rn 1 rirAtJ to Cardinal Karnrili-l (the Papal Secr-tarj " Matel xn in'-'-ilc ii-th the I'utw. the Cardinal clc-cUf.! luch s wnirt were -ahat he a. rcnal! jhrilrvr -3 i i l.-' w to be tra and that I fRu At 'iV-tv to t5-it tbem to the Acerl- ft Kurr . i-Tno-o. Cardinal RKmFlh a''l pthat i r ! s than thn-i different oc a- t.t.ns r" ' ra. had been ert to in at:on. In the n.in of Tfc Kilirlno load-". a.n:r i that 51r i oth-il relation- If cpne.1 n-- t-en ta rn icd t"e .itlan. r'i' tno :. -an hrs al ija r-iuiti to li"rn to euch pJti-cs, t nf c Dn.derauoa for the Ame'lran Gmcmmfnt " FENSI0NFRAUD3 INCREASING. fTi.nnoccn. .Tiii1to" Uornnrlcnhlo In- h - - -- ' trmiii-n5 ii :i f!r;mit .Tnrv. Chattanr -"ca. Trnn . Oct. L Jirfce r r Clark pre -s 01 1 the en!on "f tl" Clted States Cort for the Eastern iJl' trlct of Tane'" nhi'h oonvenovl hr to Cay. in his '-horse to the ?-and Ju-v made Spri-lal rtf'T- .o to pent-Ion violation? jud tali: "It i f'feetly HtoundInr hov bold ap plicants f -t 1 m!oii8 are becoming in Tor-King- afaJavitK. and eeciallJ the name of conrfrpidt rjTrwe ho fan neer be found. Thi- el ;S of fraud i' becominz 50 tirevalent thit en reron ti-jJmlng to te Scanl.'h Arctic in var et-rinj are Ik idznlnj: to put in claims that are not -nlth-cat fraud Judge C.srk laid special stre: upon thi t5aj of fraud, and olt-d. an instance of .1 taee at Kroxville T'nn. during the late tcsslon of the T'nlted States '" jrt. wre pn applicant for a pens on produced affi davits that lie iv-ts wnund-d in the charge at San Juan but !mall idmltted that he had never t -er n'-arer San Juan than the Etate of G-eorI.t. COMPTROLLER'S STATEMENT. Circulation of National Hank "oi." Increa5i-d SS."5,0 Jo.1." in a Year. Vashlr.c'on, Oct L The monthly ciru taKon statement of the Comptroller of tho Currency srrw that at the cloe of busi ress on Se-tetr.ter 2S, iy- th total .iru l&ticn cf n:t it1 bank nots nil J3S.3.S -ST!, sn lro-ea e for the ear of fcS.4ij tnd an is-r- j- f r the month of Ji.nz.l'S. Th e'rej -"ion had on Urlted tats tcr.N am ur.tl to u.'4 iJ7" an inc.-eor for t j.it cf SW-P'SS. jnd an increase tor the month of nM.SS. The c.rj'a' ca . uted by lawful money . "fas S34 il'iH, a decr-'j for the jp' of Jl Ci551, ar J an in rear e for the month of The amou-t of I'nited State-. recitered ' 'bcnd on , ; sit to secure rtrculatinc m-.'-' was ns--f;6 9, and to secure public depjs its 1ST K&"S, WHOLfDOCKETQUASHED. . Kinety-Ono Iiidirtments of a Grand Jury Are Rendered Void. REPUBLIC PEdAl lIatto;n. I!, n t. t Becau of irrsgular hles In tho manner of choosing the Grand "RED CHEEKS." -Other Children Itiivc, Ahy- Xot loursf The above comments occur In a lettr re rerrlr.i: to rrpper selection of food, from E WUson. Io Zi2 Hemlock street, Al.e tteny. Pa. "'W hen our first baby ! j reached seen months, he bewail to lo trenKth nrd prj- pale. He co-ld not di- irest any f the ordinary bubj foods r prepared m!.K. - "'Actlrc on tho adlce of a iister-in-law ho was briiurnjr the roses to the cheei . tf her two chLuicn, t tlielr diet of Grate Juis fool, m wue purctaed u pac ,.; ted bsan fee ,i"K It gradually to our baby preparing it with a littlo hot walT unai - it was the con istency o a thick cue!. Bae not only fed It to the bab but her lf began eating it three times a da fVlthln a month the baby vini free from til stomach tr ubte and my wife't strength as completely renewed, that feeling of fatigue having e'tlrelv cllsappe-ired. Do Jot overfeed when giving Grape-Nuts food to tha tibv fl her rhildrn hae red - 1"'"". hv not yours iius 10 j is coneentraieu win !.!";- "s n volume th t arj tood knom. Its fielieions taste wins friends and tho re Jaarkible effects win the reason of any thoughtful rron It vias onpinaily pie Pared for brain workers, but tbe effect up- Ctl the nervrt Mtilitn nnrt bmitl is iO Val uable that it can bo used with e-ven nurs- I 4 tables,, to th-lc erj; treat advantage, For Infants and Children. iThs Kind You Have & Mways Bough! ft ror uvar Thirty Years lyUdiiiiitt agy a-T Opp. Barr's. J!n of e rnb-r tnn or n.T r-t tr-"ne I ixtr'e crimlral docket axn rst SAlocketp- e's and the propr'etorH. owners ar S asf'' if bulldlrc in which pambl'ig a-'l other immorul reports are conducted. hae been UecK-ed oid. Tor c'taln reofots the fottnty Itxtrd of Fupervirr d'd rot rh oe the jjr r un til a fw div bef re court conned P:ev ere notified by 'pbnne, letter or card of their appointment As a re-ult of tnl? p Ceey .1 nhoics.Js lot of Indictments weie returrd. The defontlan!i. forte o th 1 rotnIr.erit btiMnes men. qutlonel the leeality of the lno.ui.-!t'iriaI b 1y"s a tiot. cittr.s IrreKU larltle In method cf "electing it The mo t'nt trai sustained and tho whole docKit cjoHbe-1 The I . In finea 1 fullv ?.""'? ARMOR PLATE CONTROVERSY. Efforts to Be Made To Day to Ad just Complaints of I'.iddor. TVashlr.rton. Oct. L It is "irccted that j the representative? of the various armor producing concrn will be htro to-morrotv 1 to confer with St-cretary IxrR concerning , the. armor reQuir-d for war-hlps now in coure of coiLstructi)" Their armor am unts to about 3Sun tons for t-icht bat-Uihip1-. Fix armored cruisers and three pro tected crlut r ard con-tltdt-s the iarjft it-m of the kind eer r-ijuired by the Oov emment. IVh-n the first hi 1. -wer opene'I. it na found thit tb'- Cir-ieslo an 1 IVthlehm compar.le hid dlndcl the amount of armor, tach blddtns; the s tn prl e. fii't for cla. A armor and Jw ad led ur roialu The 5I!daIe Pte.-1 t'ompanj's bid was IBS pr ton. withn..t charge for rojalty, but with the condition that conldrtble tt-ne l clep before d'hve'Ies liemn All the bids are rejett-d at d nw lid were calie-I for, to 1 ("jwnfil to-n?orrou noon. It thx n-pan'im-- th Midvale companv pro ftei! that. the loui-vt idder. it should i-c-lve the contra t Kritrt are now un der ta to ..JJuft the matt.r o that the rhif ilm that of ecuriiB the armor at the , tar'ltst poMhle time a:d it a reasonable ' nric- -nav li reailz-a Ti thi . th- pUn of openinK ;,' biJ to-morrow has bn jrlen up. and !.tad tlf. wi.l i,e a orf-'rence to tivi-e m-ans for an adjus: in nt of the m.ttter. FAVORS THE ARMY CANTEEN. .Siirjreon Oeneral Sieriibi-rpr Has Chantd His Mind. "Washington. OcL 1 Tho following was mad- public to-day at the War Lepar;ment: " at Ueparmtnt. Suraton General 9 Othce. "JVashington. 1 C. October 1. l&v To the Adjatant Gen ral 01 the Arm . Mr Mv attention has been called to a putdlc statement, attributed to m oppotri; the army cantf n. I pre-jjme thL. "atement. 3j pubilshe-i. is prattbailv uhat I said im 5ears -sitice v. hen i-iterviewd upon the sub ject, although I do not at present remembf r to whim it w cUen "I od not ut fir-t Iik with fior upoi tho proportion to sell beer to soldiers at armv tant.en- That opinion t"h not baed upon per-onal ob-xratIon. a I had not ben s-ationed .it .1 military post .-ln.e the can teen Mas established. "ilwintr to the general consensu of 01 it ion omong lire otilier-i and medial Lt"l " of the armj, r. h haxe had ample importunity t obs-n the -net of the army canteen upon the habits of our sol- j diets. I am obliged t admit that, from a practical pcint 01 new. it s. ms to nae Ac complished xery desirable rejlt" in reduc ing the amount of drunkenness in th a"n and the dlsposi'lor. on th part of oldi rs to lie their station- for the purj tp of nb talning -p!ritt.u lliuors. ry r. pect fu'.lj. CKOIU3K M STKUNRI KG "5urgi-on General, V S A." AGREED TO ACCEPT REDUCTION. Bloonibiir:. Pa-. Iron Vorkers Will Return to Work. Blcomiurs. Pa.. OcL 1 Set eral hurdred employes cf the Iteadlng Iron Company of Dsnville dc-ided to-day to accpt the 15 per cent reduction In their wa?s whicJi venf Into effect on Sep'embcr 15 and against which thev struck The men agreed to re sume work as eoen as the plant can he ! placed la operation. DOWIEItTeLDERS ROUTED. Mob Caused Them to Late 3Iani lield, O., Uatily. Mansfield. O . OcL 1 Dowi Ite Elders S. t p. FogweH and John F Ulchter of Chicago ' arrived here last eight and stopped at the Von Hoff Hotel. At midnight they were routed out and tmt away, as rumors were current that a mob was coming after them. Planter Hotel. A usual, nil dining-rooms open af'er the Hall. Special menu. Onr Armj hiiiI aiy Heroes i.. .. M.iMf niirtltte rlnelnf- cards new dc!gr.s new series i cents a pack. In money or stamps. Adlress Malt-Ntitrine DcpL, Anceuser-uuscn iirewiHs am u. c. Louis. Jio. . . . s ft At a ; 1& A linn Si! l&r sej a s: ca Denth of the Ret?rcnd Doctor Thomas M. Hnncy, Prominent Hgure in Missouri Methodism Services This Afternoon at St. John's Church. jvjei "t-f JHEjSr sIiwIHBfVSi Stir- ",t-t-" -BSS' 2 'v vSSSKStBSt THE KEVEREXD DOCTOR THOiLVS iL FIXNEY. , To rtevc-f-d Pocnr Thnms JL Fltttey. sur-rlrtend-nt of th rrvMfit Associa tion, died nt his hone. Xa ' Morgan street, at C:33 yesterday mcrrlr.g He was furrounded bv his entire family and pt.i.-i cwiy pcacfully. He was 71 yeirs old. Tor a week th? doctor's condition had been met critical and his death had been momentarily expected. His Ulr.ss dated from last J'ty. whn ad-atcci ago caus-I ui attack of debility, ani the crlsU of tho Hire's was reached a week Rgo The doctor tij,ap rf H-lly con- 1 "u- up t W" dc-a'h. and rijirrd th it hi end tvafl near He talrted nlth th'se a-ound him whn he was, r.ble to do so. and lr trusted them as to his fut eral arrangements He mentioned those hoin he wishe 1 to act l jsalll i arer. ami whom he wUhed to con duct hi fun-ral The funeral will lv held at Pt John'p M. K Church at Loe.nl and Twe-ity-ninth streets tns aftirtiTon at 2 o U&cj- litshop H-ndnx e.f tbe MeihodUt Church hnj- been ert tor, nrd will pre-iie At the eervt.-e He mil to assisted h li.ttrs I Si. HopKint-, K I Smart. H. M. Mtsuk and J . Ut. The hunorarj pal bearers v. ill be Terd L-, Gar-i-che. Satnutjl cup, ie. It. JL fccrugs, h.dttin Harru-n. J.imo E. leatman. Jotin O 1 iui-.n. e harl Siuader. Kdnard Nena IJril awl Ji..,e V. iili.im K. ilie. ih aeue paiiD-,.rexs v ill be Rimuel Kermard. Harve I CarUtie. AUrel e.a.-r, Irforgtr iL Jlorsaii, John JtorrU. Otey hsruiss-. JL t. i-u;s ami E. 1'i.rce. At a meeting je-terdiy ,i the Jlethocit rnln.si. rs ot tha i it a. olu tion a taen tip tor a Horal .ater.r- A tribute of i- aim 1h.-u:,k nature wiii be the i tmlmi of a mcmr.ai window in the Iaf.ie;t L'zzr. JL L- Cnursh ij fiieno.. larre-r 1'iiH .,( V. ..rL. Doctor l"innij wa be-rn Julj 13. 1ST7, and after Knlbh'.ng the course : the cltv uni vertty cf the clt. of fcu Iuiit. ho d'octded to continue hi stuile-. at a! College, and waa ono of the tirst tnrc students to enter that institution from .vt of tlw Mlsel. si;p' Kiwr Upon t,:aduaung at Yale Col Wkk he toe.!t ujt thy stud, or law. and was admitf-d to tho bar In l-. In a short tinf there-liter bj .ibarwloi ei the prufeion of law and ettered the -ilnltr cf th fcouta rni Methc".iit ( hurt fa. tu widen ho git hte en- 'ii , his d- ition anl his life In lwJ he joined the sl Louis Conferenc, of v. hi h he .s a meir.bor fur a p r.od of fifty e irs. An iccume and comr.ri hen-i.-j sr temi-nt of t" worl. h- tccott.pitshe i la that period would bo a hi. turj of JIpi.-. d-1-in m St t.otilii and Jtisuurl. Karly in hi iaii-r he iva reognized by the cLureh aa a c.e.ir loirl al and forcefut preacher, hut his muni etrteient s-rvUn va rndered as a leader -in administrator and an orqanlzT lr fifteen 1' r h- was I'nsIdicK K der of the St. Loub. Distrit t. and under his admit L'tr.itior. the following .Methodist churches of the el'v w--e balM. St. Jo'-n's. La fajetit" I'ark Mar-. In. Hmanuel, 1'eruaon and KirKwoesl VANTED CITY TO PAY IT. Foorhoue Aiiplicsmt Owed a Uo.iid Rill. Mrs Christina "W'endler, living ne-ar IOJr teenth and JIarl.tt ttreets. esterday p-j-Ued to the Health Department for admig flou to the Poorhoue, and in eio.ng so re ejuested Seeretary M it Kaufmann to UiUl date a bo ir l t !'i of $s iJ which Mie hid eon trar'ed in the iat two iok. Shr aid that .r ti..nirhr th cite should nav the atrount. eonsidernig ti'at sl.o hud no mon'j, and thu enable h r to enter the institution without anv pangs of conscience or mental phantaemasoriae of eolkcots hauotlt-; her t-he wa- -i t to te 1'oarhouse. but tho bill remains unpaid Tne loor'-ou-e ii poor itself, la-king t-ids to purchase ) worth of r.ecessar reici ", ani 'i..jr- oi inann feret.t.y reyuefted that emphasis bs U!d on tho fact that the H -alth Depart ment did not pay the I ird bill HO REDUCTION OF TAXES. Arkansas Touuty JI.is a Purplu Vet the Levy Is I'lichaned. rtlll't BL!C SrECTAU Pire Bluff. Ark.. Ocl 1 Th Coun.ty Letjln? Court, which was In session hars to-daj r-fuscJ, by a large malority, to re duce the ta assessment for count; ceneral purpois from lite to four mills An effort as made bv a number of rittzns to have this done, and a large! stgnu petition waa nre-ente-J It was ..laime-1 that btauo e-v of last ear's debts were paid off and i balance of :3 rema-Jied. the a.fee:sm.nl txould be reduced. Fir the first time la manj ar county scrip Is now worth its lace value. A Milistitnte for Ciiui. IssA-m I pjtttaR fores "'! hr r- l r-o-d.oe a tutaiif.te tor tv . uld coat Oamta, liumbld pat. cheou-eaUy prepared. t the jo iMtl "r co1" tu l Pl-n-l " tbe '' VhBr it will derlace t!w fiithfol old fuel -of va' ! ! ov"1 remains to to reen Tlni wlll v.eih It In the balance al if f-uad wart inc .el.ote it to tbe Kttiveyard f faifcrs. where so msy l"i Ut rs of lUstetter J-toanS I.tt;r th great dspcfia cure. irjj b fojr.d , Hs has been the genum cure for all d.sast cl"t t'T iir.tr 1- a svtloli :.r rui a uea-.urj l-ery sult-rer sr JW tr u at mc- fc- c tati. o inasesfi. dytpepHi till ui l.e-r ' e.i-jne trv. iWe. if b w uld U mrc-J Bjt j. ure to g-i t-ve gfnum- with our I'rirat Itevecue stamp o-er tue n-a of t. e bottle Tiers Is nothlr as sci I r ma aria, fer au4 HT-". cr ta ci-auract th trntiii Pntles of Htrry Kind. Er.o'o-ved by naturo with ft atrc-g ph-'cal cotstitutlon. end lntrepU cou-nge ard a deep pl-itual Insight, he threw hinvIf Itto th work with a real and dlrcctnei that rnado Ms lnflucr.ee Wt r.ot onlv in his city c-d Sta. bat throughout tho .-itire chuch His mest strikirir chancte-ltlc was unsel flshtMs and abaoluto devotion to whatcr w ork he ha 1 undertaken to perform. Hl tak'ts were a tried as the reds of th ch ir'h were m.a-iifo'd He was tho author of the "Llf- of Bb-h ip :.iarir." editor of th" lirU.! Ad.cate. prtsident of H IIovum ",11. giate In-t t ie. ono of th founders of iMittm iMI-i.- anl a m.mber of I's Ib-ard of I'!rccto- for f .r. jears secretary of the Hoard of Trtiti-e of S Ixiuis Conference, presl'ent cf the Iloa"! of J.fisions and pre-idmt of the Ft IuU Itoard of (Jhuroh 't''Hl'n and Ut Jii .iluns a it-intr of thi G- tthI Hoard cf "o'eicn Missions and a member of tle Gon onl P Mr1 of Trunt at Na-he lie. R mem ber o' the fa-n.us Cp Ma Commtvi.on. ard during th last Xw eas of his. lif-s mr.nager of the b tms IVivMeni V"0 clailon. His work was rjuiet ar I uuo-.-'n-tatious, but l-a systematic ar.I thor ough Trlbnto Trom Samuel Capplrs. Hi mo't acti sud eenstant .bsocia'e !n th. church work in St. Ixiuli' w.re Samuel Cupple-s and IL JI Scruggs The former for fort-nlne jears and the latbr for thirty years aided him In mo -ling the d-s'iry of SfJthtrn Method sm in St Iyjaia and MIs houtL Jtr. Cuppies, In speakitg of him. paid. -There la no on to take hi p'ace HU wl-ol- life was llentifiM with the Jleth odist Church HI- fither and u "le and their i:er. Mrs K!'f (W th-ee of tha or"clnal twelvo who oruilieM ti Mi tho lis; Church in tit I.ouls. His father was mv claR leader. No one l loft who krows th- history of th CMU'ch o Intima-ely as he He was our authority ard our e-ccinp--dSi on church history II was gifted with a maneloup memorj. which, together with lit Ieial training, peculiarly "ini! ie d htm for r!i great service to tho chjr-h -which w-s in th-j capat of counselor ant or ganizer ' At the age of 73. T.liil" ; e In the full pcwst-lon of till fci: mental pow.-ri and in the -very zenith of Ms caret-r. sirroui.'.ed by an adoring fam.l' and innunri rail" vflliciton" friend, he reluctantlv. but rhier fullj r-'iid his grasp upon th" afiirs of tb.3 world and with the calmness an 1 oour ige which haractrri-ii his whole life rn-t tho gnm me nter. whispering at almost his latest conscaiu moment: "Jly faith in strong " Ioetor Finney leae a widow and 1 chil dren Th- members of hi? imraediv" fan lie are- Mr- Hri-S Mrs W J s M te hi-.I. far-.. Jennie l.vi. C'ara Heal, IV sw Hir reit" and John it'intcjr His fi3.-r, JIr. Ki'harl A. Bar' it nd Ldward rnr.ey, 1 is br. th. r. sun him T' wre all at liU L- dside throushout his lat Id ies. CLEVELAND BRI3ERY SCANDAL. Startling: Evidence in Invest isation of City Coiim-il Doin;. Cleveland, O . OrL 1 Th- jtar w!thC33 thus far in the Coa-v-li hriberj" inertigt'o-i was on the .stand to-dsy HelsW. H IVm!. the attornev who re.iroent- the Chicaipj Municipal si.m-1 Company, and the teftl nwny h- Kave startlm en thoe who weie sansuioe that f money had beeji paid to see-ure the contract fer th.- poll?- signal stesn for the Game "sreil Compnj the tact would not b: cxp n.-il. From Mr. Hoyd's testimony it l"tm vid'-nt that h- susi-i ted croc.kedr.es.s in the counc'I almot from the time th- bidJ for tiio contract of the pcice- sbcnal Hyste-n were cpe-ned. and that he watctud the pr c -slings much closer than any ono on the outsidi was aware of. He named the Coundhnin wliom he de clared h had reasora for tHevins alwavs stoei together In ..t.np. ameng them beln Pre-Idnt .-tour himself. The greate-t slui-e- of tho inlormatlon which Mr Ilovl declared he obtained of tl alleged crook, .i transaceons. he -a,,i eame from - . f th- Coun-ilmen allege 1 to h.e been bribe! Jlr y.jyl la hl t st.mony -ha-g(d th i' tho Gamewcll Company j rom!ed to aj 1 O Pr ot-. and that when th- good v.e-e dc!iee-d cut off the m-n who w-fe cau.ht with ?' eaeh. At tlB Jlr Boyd testified some of the Coun llmen wire Indignant and were seeking to "throw dowt the Gamewell Company on the contract for th lire telegraph alarm ei-tera when it tame, up for approval The wltnes' also testified 'hat Howard II Burgess. le:k of the Council, had told him that money 1 ad be-n paid to Councllrren Mr Bureefn told tre." said Mr. Bovi, "I am geitlig nothing out of thts raj -elf. but. ou Know. I am aiwais o- the witch out fo- the boe aid If thT" is anything I can get i r th. m I to after it." H- funhT testiflel that Couic'lman n-Iernel had said to him tbat Howard had o'd him thit Director- l'a-rer and Hj nrin were getting a "rake-off" of JS '"5 on theccntract. trl that hi did not Iifc- to s thm hog everjthlng" Alo that "Howard was getting in his work, and that the Game well Company was going after the contract with the stuff, and that if the. Chicago Mu nic'pal Slcnal Company wanted anethln.; thev wovjld hate to go after It with thi cash." j Meetings Piistpnneil for Prophet. To-night being Veiled rn.pre-t s ntght. no r. -.,1 -uv.n.- ur. crhMTilfil in an'. of the wurds. To-mor-ow night the Fif tenth "A ard Brvan-1 -ckery Club will hold a meeting in Its hall Siem'--enth and Wash s.-tvt,. -which will be addressed by Tom L. Ca-Ton. Goorga NevlUo and other spe'ak- Ho use-Furnishings for fall and winter are now occupying the minds of those who have a wise regard for their comfort in cold weather. The goods now here in great variety are the result of careful study on the part of our buyers. From among the hundreds of devices invented for the use of housekeepers they have picked the best. The new things have merit and all are good. We do not sell "seconds" or trash of anv sort. Perfection Perfection Steel Steel Ranges. Ranges are properly de signed, the material used is the best and they are rightly and intelligent lv put together. The fire bo-: is made to get the best results with the least fuel, hot water is never scarce rind the baking is perfect. When you can get a range like this that in years of service will never give you a moment's worry, is it not wise to get it even if its first co;t is a few dollars more ' Prices are S-f5.00 and upward. The t?t'ni Rpnire is a lighter Perfection. It may not last qnite as lrn bttt it vill do ool worlc. Is maile for harl or soft coal, lias heavy walls ami a larj;e oven, S-tS.OO to $50.00. Set cp -raily to usc. Th'r." Fbo- Fire Place Our stock of And Qoods. irons. Fenders and Pire Sets is a collec tion of the bet oatterns from the icaum li. liiui.iviuicid in lilt; e liiie:ei State. Designs in Old English, Romanesque, Renaissance and Flor entine. The prices are moderate Andirons, $3.00 to S7S 00. Fen lers. $6 00 to $33.00. Fire Sets, $2.0 to $18.00. Fire Screens, $3 SO ttt $20.00. Beccnd Fioer. In the fall and winter months many people live or work in hot and sometimes ill-ventilated rooms and offices, and when they do a certain amount of vigorous outdoor exercise is a real necessity. The results of such exercise, however, are far more beneficial if it is taken as an amusement instead of a duty. The needful things for its proper enjoyment will always be found here, selected with a view to the demands likely to be made on them. Shot Guns. The shooting sea son is about here, and if you arc not provided with a good gun, come and select one from our stock. We have plenty of guns here and if you are particular in regard to having one that suits you exactly in regard to weight, length and drop of stock and other details, we can suit you better than any one else. "Wilson Model" Hamtnerlcss is the most popular quail and field gan on the market to-elay. It is light weight, ha'ances perfectly and is specially bore 1 for held service, finely finished throughout $60.00 Fine Hammerless Gun, American made and all parts interchange ible, fine Mub twist barrel", automatic or inde pendent safctj , 12 gauge . . $22.30 Hammer Gun, new model reinforced breech, compressed steel barrels, com pensating fore end. A first-class all uronud field gun, 12 gauge $13.30 Sample We have a small Shot Guns. I?1 of, f5ne fins that nave been used as samples by our traveling salesmen, none of them have ever been fired, but they are all more or less scratched and the browning on the barrels- is rubbed. Among them are Parker. Smith, Remington, Win chester and Syracuse guns. The prices are greatly reduced and every gun will be a bargain. Come early if vou wifch to share in this. Bicvcles. The best time of the 5-car for bicycle naing is right now cool weather and good roads make it enjoyable. For tho-c who do not care to buy a new bicycle so late in the season we have a few sample. 5 Columbia Chainless Bicvcles cf vari ous models, and 1 Ladies' Cham Wheel. Prices S35.00 and upward. 12 or more others, such as Iaclede and Westminster: thev are marked very low and are great bargains. Bicycle Saddles. We also have quite an assortment of Saddles from SUc to SI. 50 each. Blcicle Stockings from 30c to Toes. pair, worth 75c to $1.50. Boys' Sweaters, new line, all wool, e'ssorted colors, $2.00. Blc els Wrench, an extra good wrench for 25c, worth 50c. The Greatest Sporting Goods Store in the World. Sewing Considering what a Machines. !abor saver a sewing machine is and how low the price is on our machines it is surprising that any woman would be without one for a single day. Lock Stitch Machine Tarn drawers, quarter sawed oak, hand rttbt-ed ani r-o'ished, hi't am, fall s of at-tacUr:entsr-Lh each n:acb.ir.e,.S.Z,.00. Automatic Chain Stitch Requires no change of tn-ion, no threadtrt shut tle, no winding of bobbin, ltgnt run ning, rapid and noiseless, two draw ers. S32.S0. Second Floor Brass and There ate so many Iron Beds. :h5n?s to - sa5d 5a favor of Eras5; and Iron Bed1, that their wonderful pop ularity is not surprising. Our Iron B:ds arc thoroughly well made, the enamel, three coats of it, is baked on; the brass trimmings are real brass. We have some 2 styles at prices from S2.S0 to $25.00 each. In Brass Beds we have ahoct fifteen (tvles, and all the regular stzes. The designs are beautiful and the finish perfect. Pnce from S1S.00 to $75.00. Thlri F-.cor. " Sporting Goods. Foot Ball In no other game Goods. are thc supplies re quired to have such great strength and durability as in the game of foot ball. Quality in every article is demanded, and a foot ball player should be content with nothing but the best. The goods mentioned here are quality goods and will stand the met se vere strains. Royal Intcr-Colleglatc Foot Ball Cover of the very finest leather ever used for the purpose. Kvery ball is tested before leavin the factory and gna-anteed for hard usage. Th:s is the ball for official garner. Royal Colleze Sweaters with College Stripes This sweater is knit in a specir.l way and will not loe its shape. It is estra heavy. We have them in colors for all the college-.. Universal Head Harness We have all the improved patterns of head harness, but the Universal is the pla; cr-.' favorite. It is light, com fortable and a sure protection, price $2.00. A'ose Misks protect the no;s and teeth made of pare rubber. Fall sae, $1.50. Eoys' sire, $1.23. Jackets Extra quality White duck, very strongly made, with hand-mads eye'let-., each SI 00. Others at 60c and 75c each. Pants Extra quality white duck, et- tra padding at hip and knees, lace front. SI. 7o. Others at $1.25. $2 50 and $4.00 a pair. Hand-Loaded We are selling ci-piic tbe finest onens. " Hand - loaded Shells'' that can be produced, using only the very best materials and exercising the greatest care in every operation of loading. These shells are offered to shooters at prices no higher tli3n that asked for regular factory loads. Get a supply for your next trip. Sample We have a number Fish Rods, of fine rods used as samples during the summer that we will dispose of at about two-thirds of their actual value. They are all in perfect con dition as far a utility goes, but most of them are soiled and are not in condition to be sold as new rods. $11.00 for a Split Eamboo Rod, worth S 15.03. $10.00 for a Devine Rod. worth 511.00. SS.OO for a Split Bamboo Rod, worth S 10.00. $4.50 for a Steel Rod, worth 86.50. $3.50 for a Steel Rod, worth S5.00. TV.... -,,- -.of a .rear minr of these rots, and unless yon come early you may be msappomicu. &ssm&)WXwaYc Q The Greatest Kouse-Furnisiiing Store in tbe World. Gem Gas With coal at Its not Ranges. raal Price a as ranse costs less to run than a regular coal range or cook stove, but with coal going up the differ ence in cost will be still greater. Then there is the great Comfort in a gas range of being able to get a meal on short notice. Gem Gas Ranges are right in every detail and the o'ices are now from $19.50 to $50.00. Set up and ready to ce. Third Floor. . , Gas Heaters. For cool morn ings before the furnace gets down to work, we have gas heaters that will heat rooms to a comfortable temperatnre at a very blight expense for gas. The only attachments required are enough gas tubing to make the connection with a gas jet. .$2.00. $2.50, S3.00, $4.00, S5.00 and $6.00. Third FIcor. Wilson Heaters. The thou sands of TWA son heaters that are in use prove the value of this wonderful stove. Some improvements have been add ed this year and several new pat terns. Prices are $3.75 to $21.00 each. Third Fleer. Cameras Photography is and Supplies. an all-the-year-around pleasure In the Fall and Winter many pic tures can be obtained that are even more beautiful than those taken in the summer. Those who come as visitors this week should provide themselves with a camera and take home with then pictures taken while here. A Kodak can be bought at S4.00, $6.40, SS.00. $9.60, $12.00. $16.00, $20.00 or S2S.00. Brownie Cameras are only SO cents, take pictures 2- inches square. Other Cameras can be bought at $1.25. $3.00, $5.00. $3.75. $12.00. SlS.00, $20.00 and upwards to $75 00. Supplies for developing tnd printing are not expensive, as this list will show: Metal Telescopic Tripod...... ..?.00 Compact Tnpods, 3 part.. .. .$135 Rubber Filing Box ,..-i5tf Heavy Printing Frames, 4t5....,..5 Heavy Printing Frames, 6x7........ 20a Rnbber Trays, 4s5. ............. .10a Rubber Trays. 5x7 ?0o Special Printing cad Developing UUIum - eX.v Dark-Room Lamp, with orange and rubr glass 50a Photographic Taste, per Jnr.. ..... 3c Toning Solution ..Wc Developer, ia tubes 5c Ask to be shown the new BulJard Magazine Camera. It holds IS plates. Shooting The clothing you bay Clothing. to wear when yon go hunting ought to be well and strongly made. That which is described here is the right sort, no danger of the pockets rip ping out when 3-ou have to carry a heavy load of game. Coats. $1.25 Seven-ounce duct, dead grass color, eight pockets, corduroy collar, nicely leather bound. Coats. $2. 00 Eight-ounce Army-duck, dead grass color, adjustable cuffs, corduroy collar, edges and seams double stitched, seven outside pock et and large inside game compart ments. Other Coats at 75c, $1.00, $1 50 and $2.50. Corduroy Coats $5.00 azi iff JO each. Hunting Tants, $1.25 a Pair Eight ounce duck, dead grass color, prop erly cut for hunting. Others at $1 50, $3.50 and $4.50. Hunting Vests, canvas, 75c and $1.00 corduroy, S2.50 and $3.00. nun ting Hats and Caps, -ffteand 75c Hunting Leggings, $1.00 n pair. High est quality waterproof canvas. Army style, fit perfectly 3nd easy to put on. Other grades at 60c. 7Sc, $U5, $2.50, $3.50 a pair. oil i;:l fc A t "VI el N'J - a J il ; t ' nil -vil 1 rf. L A t; Xri M OfH Kb "4.1 ti m --i Sv ItJ y m ST - !ii stil il mi C-S..1 lr.i .V.ijil M m Kft m I 1 si m -m ' tt! m- m I s! irtJH S5 2 m m w m .? 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