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aseesv wist viiauiy, niffni leases, varimjccio,
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. lost vitality, night leases; varicocele,
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else and vlrpr. Blmply tend yocr name and
addreas to Dr. L. W. Knapp, 1009 Hull build.
- Inc. Detroit, Mich., and he will gladly send
the free receipt with full directions so that
. any man may easily cure himself at home.
This Is certainly a most generous offer ana
the following extracts taKen from his daily
- nan stow what men think of bis gener.
Dear SirPlease accept my rtneern
thanks for -yours of recent date. I have
fives your -treatment a thorough test and
he benefit has been extraordinary. It baa
completely braced me up. I am Just as vlg
.eronp as wlion a boy .and you cannot, realize
how happv T am."
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fully. Results -were exactly what I needed.
Strength and. vigor have completely re
turned and enlargement is entirely satis
factory." "Dear Sir T6ur was received and I had
no trouble In making u? of the receipt as
directed and esq truthfully say It la a boon
to weak rpetf. T m sreatly improved In
uw. strength and vlijor."
All correspondence is strictly confidential.
Mailed In plain eealed envelope. The re
ceipt is free for the asking and he wants
every man to have it.
CPgresr-tlonaT Clnh Sleets.
REPUBUC SPECIAL.
Peoria. 1U.. April 30. The ouarterly meet
ing vf the Congregational Club of Central
Illinois was held at the First Congregational
Church, Peoria, to-night, with nearly 400
members In attendance. In the annual elec
tion of oncers, which followed the banquet.
Mn Fred Block, a Peoria business man, was
elected president. The principal speajter
was the Reverend Doctor Cyrus Northrop,
president of the University of Minnesota.
President. Charles A. Blancbard of VTheaton
.College and President Barnes of Illinois col
lege also spoke.
and the Lily
om) enncranae
rDOlD&KrdMP
COOKING
Oil?
a nntav vegetabls product.
-Aaiaul 6t may etrrjr Besai with it and ke
andean aodvtrjrUitcsDble.
WcHMl't Oderlot CooWng Oil n pare,
tweet asd clem. ' It hem becomes nncii,
It fm (wk at br at Urn butttrl
WattM'sSaUd OH u fir better value tbtn
the fosse eEre oil sad has the same flavor.
"Askyoarfneaslygtocerrbrit.
STEAMBOATS.
aVOWXK miSMBIPPI.
UILE PICKET COMPANY.
muu ihwitiiBi. moaaars aa
Sy'y Cap.'Slrart,,.
and Frtteyi at I
arust nvunon riter.
T sswawHsf ivsM
n flpsssssssssflawssssssssssr
The Imp frNl
CnnMBS isMttsC
WESSON
'UViS' V- -- TO-w gOXg for ForU and wav UaS
jsi-STl-i a; . . - t.- .
R2SSBSC "d ""HflfeS-
. r3-a5f.-9j- TiTi ---.' "it" -"" "r
AU
CAPE QIRAKDt.AU
foad Tuna, steamer
I lsava whuflut foot
Xoeast- sC. .every Tuesday. Tbnrsdty and
today at o'clock p. m.. promptly for Pari
Cbanrask St. OtaevieTe. Chester. Onmlile.
Srvestyaix. wlttebotrg. Grand Tower. NeeUrs
ead" Oasealrardseu; Thro:
r CkUM Olrsrdtelx: Trenrh hlll ef ImAtnw mud
tickets to Southern lUssoorl and ArkanuiTllall-
soou
L F
.111.
read -sourts.
numn. am, auut uu aaa. &;
JNO. S. MASSENO AXE. Agent.
runs mmmi river pasket go.
str. cur of fADUCAB will leave
wharfboat, foot of Fine at. Wednes
day, May X at S p .m.. for Chester,
Graad Tower. Cape Girardeau, Cairo. Padu
cah and ajlsolats on Tennessee River to Flor-
lonex, jaa.m a ana A lis,
JHOX. MA6SENQALE. Arant
For New Orleans,
Kampala, Helena, Greenville Vlcks
Cape Olrardeau. Cairo. Hickman,
Mew VadriU. CarnthenviUe. Oseeoia.
bateIws.oHgiSJ. wax "u.uu.p.
T. 1
ft
. itttir. Geo. Slma. Clerl:.
esnrroiB. wmufboat. foot at Olive vu. Tue
Ma, 7. at S.p. . ?hone ato tow.
y OOIAVBIAJPACKaTr CO "
Ts ealy nsrolar at. Gaeviave,-B. Marys and
t!tMfltr Packet.
TK. COLUMBIA.
fi'Si?? sVsavea every Tojaday. Thorn
W-t'hK ' atp.-B.'ftom Diamond Jow
S;-'i?."; .i-. tag daOy." Phone Main Jira;
Thnraaar and Baturaay
id Jo wharfboat. Kectlv-
tag dally.- Phone MalnJWA. " .- "
JluriiaaK u,s jcniwAno. -
LEE LINE STEAMER
J ' W VmiUi A7.00-KHd Trltt S1S.OO.
r-ii j .ttt: -f-.... - . " '
InclDdlnp UAts anA nrth
Btr. PETEBS USE will leave wharf
boat,, foot o( Pine street, Friday,
::..'.: wa a znrtr. case uiraneau. ouro. jumimia
"- . -. " - ""t. -- ...
!; .- aad ell way landings; taslot rrelsht to landings
Ws... . kB ja -vicksou
Vlckaburg
ana Araanaaa uiyer to
MSA and Klnloch A 112.
:ii-Ky. noe stair, none
nam ba
raaf-- . jtm.
E. MAS8EKGALE, Agent.
CPPER MISSISSIPPI.
KLseasaBd Maaabarf Traaspertatfoa Ce.
STEAMER INDIA CHVENS,
ForMoxler-a. Hamburg, and all Cal
mHUl Kraair uaufui aiu. . mt
Sf
iraont, Master, leaves from wharf.
Locast st; Wedaesdays and aaturdaya
wharf. I
sxij. asas, -ioqc
Gi.Ji 4a.
r, iLum
Agent.
P-tVi-'J.n-.---PKeS Mnlocb. A' Ml
M-A5Sl,.-T laow iaa an Ham sursrr xaacatav
IS&T-. ey.iarra aaa aurvarn rauati innwmai.
L?.lAT - rave'' fwapjp Aaaanapk.iij'.l.vi
;SiSg,K,.Teaav Master: . JC H. Stooa, Clark.
a!.- -ekHra and iattudars at n, sa. f or Moster" a, Hara.
alalilm nilli
xuK-ana au vuioLni. uouuir r
" . JOHN W. JiiWELL. Agent..
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mwmm m lue steuers
ik.t; -.. si raaiasallla Euiasajia
B4di&1bal
Qolacy,
Zmgi fm-'CMfLSstiUSAlfo1.
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if
rvfesaa fctarday'Uay.. 4 n. m. i V. -;
S'.Mftfefi--;" 1BaXop.,LOB OeoerU Agei
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Ageas.
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is M!;eaaE2La.vt" wxv w.vj.iie
vaTaTaTaTaTaW asnqaj feet el JTranklxn ave.iTImra-. I
Kvt'iinMip rsaMrtoB. aarawag-.-jTasajaan -Qtr.
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fee" -aalxasFia8r'kii! J. .CaV. "'- v-!-- iVf
CABINET INTRIGUE
AGAINST VON BUELI
Berlin- Paper Credit a.
Tnat Keorganization of
Gern
Ministiy 1 jp.osfiible,
H
Berlin, April M.-BIeven of the BerMM
pers reprint an article'frpm the Han
acnrucnen, in whlchlt is saldvths
von Lucanus, chief of the Knipcro
cabinet, is intriguing agans't Cojii
liueiow, tne Imperial Chancellor,) i
ground that the latter is poleonlngi
,. ...... u against 111m lAicanus;
The article also says that aj rcon
" " "'o ministry is possible, jc
. uii .uique, rrusKian minister off!
Baron von Ithclpbaben. Prussian!
01 me interior; Baroh von Hams
'tx' Er"ssln Minister -of Agli
..u rw j-ieia, j-russian mis
-ircas--y,.c.fFS8Pon,inttt
i i i ' BUUU reason 10 re
last omission as certain to be unfr
RIVER NEWS.
Illae and Fall of the,
For :t hourt. endlna; at 7 a. m.:
St. Louis, Tueaday,
Stations. Danger!
iiivunr
rarkeraburtr
Clnelnnatl ...
Iulallle ...
.Nashville ...,
Cliattanooita
Korance .....
Johnsonvlile .
Kransvllle ..
St. Paul
Dubuque ....
Daienport ...
Keokuk ,
D Mplnea ..
eorla,
Grafton
Omaha
K&niAi rlfv
ilia jo VSS:.- t-
inn ". fill WO f J
.::::::::::::::::::::: dlgf. j
Hermann
bt. Loiis
cnester
Cairo ..
Memnhls
IJttli, Ttrwlr
3.5 it:
Viciaburs ,".,
Hhreveport ..,
J- Orleans .
Hlse. -Fall,
::: SSm
... is. jy
Local
Blver Foreci
loe iiiili.lpp ,t St. Louis
River and Basil
Jiaroor gauges narked 1S.5 f.
InK a decline ot .1 in the last ti
t'"c was moderately brlxl
some heay shlDments nt mtfia.1
veaiaer orignt and warm. J3
To-Dnr'a Wea'
rair ana contlnulnz warm.
Arrived, 'i
India Glvens
City of Sheffleld.
Bald Eagle
Spread Eagle....
Cit- ot aifCon...
Sidney ..
'i.Birnbur
iburg
Peoria
ration
River
eokuk
Sidney
Spread Eagle,.
Chester
Columbia
Reel Lee
Blxer Rialta
--Captain Art Miller
x-eeria irom Memphis
-i-ne Harvester aepai
Cairo Kith a tow ol ba
The tue RusmII Lli
jus rroro Apple creeK,
PllOt tulil SfjtMl
Clifton at Psdueah toft
lamer. no was broi
Jlo.. for burial
Pilot Warren Ren
me Harvester in -plat
The City or Cltfl
ot lumber and live
rival from the Teni
The Sidney clea:
sle moon for
Burlington with a fi
lags freight
fe attend the
kt city,
urate a sys
on the Mis-
ana iv ministers Dc
religious conference
Tlie Diamond Jo
lem oz excursiona
elsslrpl Hirer betwi
, The city of St.
leans Thursday an
I Keokuk.
i In New Or
resident Me
Klnley and his pax.
at tha mouth
ot ine aisiisaippi
Irnlng to St.
iouix. r
'Captains Tony bu
rited yesterday mornl
like Kellr ar-
Ipbts.
By
Cape Girardeau, Mi
sauce reads ls.s feat
Ktler falling;
rie flown at
10 a. m,. clearing for
at 1 p. m. She
is aue up at s P m.
Chester. III.. AcrM
lalllnc: causa
1J.2 feet. Weather cl(
Fdown: Ttusjell
Lord at 60 last eni
gla at 1 a. m.
Boats up: City (it CI
m. James T.
ljocawooa ana Darge
3 and tow at 5:30 p.
time.
Dolphin No.
In and out on
Burlington, la.. A
stage of water
is 7 feet ',& Inchts,
renort. Weather- elm
Inch since last
rn. Th w. J.
Toung and Clolse la
nvTfrom TJavancort
and Keokuk respeclli
down with towboat I
the tit Carson passed
ic-aay.
Grand Tower. 111.?
. Iluaaell Lord
down at & a. m. Doll
Itn three barges
of logs, up at ;:3,
Gay Kasle down at
7:U a. m. J. l. L
a. ro. with eleven
Crystal City at S
ivea aown at :
cas ana departed for
n twaive cars oz
ccal. The gauge i
a foot In lbs last
t. a rail at .1 at
iVesther clear and
warm.
The river here
standi 40.5 feet on
rise or .1 of i
foot in the last 241
Peters Lee arrived
at miamgoi xxom
with Ml; packages
. and returned at
ot mercnanaise zi
a. m. with a
s City of Idaho de-
carted at n. m.
i. iTie uriaoao ae
ntver with a cood
parted at p. mi
trip, xne iuciuo
for the Arkansas
a. M. Hoxle aa
eparted at 6 p. m.
h a good trip. The
from Jsew Orleans
passed up at 3
Bt. Louis. ItecelDts
oy nver xo-uay
Paducab, Ky..
alea of cotton.
lauae this morning
li.l feet, steal
Uemnhla. from St.
LOuls. arrived li
th a srilendld frelcht
iist ana run or.
nessee Blv it at
departed tor the Ten-
onn s. ltopsins. zrom
with a eood trio.
ETansvllia. a
The Avalcn la
W. TV.' O-Nell
iJChattanooga to-nlcht.
this morning with a
e H. W. Uuttorfr la
lng from ClarksAllle,
large tow ot
due earlv to-
and leaves at J
sains aay tor ivain-
miie.
Pittsburg Ai
. aver I.e. and falling.
Clear ana i
WheeHnr. A:
Rier U feet t Inches and
falling. Clears
EvansvlIIe,
lag.
jO.-Rlver !.( and rls-
Cincinnati. I
f.-Blver H.S and falling.
Clear ana '
Louisville,
SO. River falling. In
below locks n.Z. Clear
canal 31.5; on
and warm. .
Cairo. 111..
t-The rives, rose- .4 during
the last tw
teat. It Is
morrow. It
tenth of a
urs. xne gauge -reaua
will become 'Stationary to
rn but little mar than a
Jznornlag. The wutber Is
clear and
Tha Ma
led for the Lower Missis
rrsd Hartweg arrived from
I last night with two barges
alnd last a
the South atj
or-wooo xor
i xup vsztpaay. oa uaxa
oz lumoer
lumber for
nslgnee and one barge ef
dsnarted ! I D. B.
for Bt. x.
Jacob Hal
i tow or railroad ties. The
parted south with emptlse -
at S a. m.
lan raepoM amTea irom
with two banes ot Iocs.
the South
She will
Boeckeler
two'bargi
entnla-nt--. Tha Charlotte
uih arrived at 1 D. tn. with
for Cincinnati. She U1
.return soul
: for another tow. The Ferd
Haraldx
itc trip ot.treujnt ana a.aooa
fiasaenger
est, nlgfal
is fnm Memphis at it ociocx.
sail 'leave pn bar rararn trip
S Mwfti Th FHxk deoarted
to-nignr
for Wlni
thai forenoon to raise a barge ot
ttjere a few days since.
lumbar
.Warsa
Jrll SJ. stage ot water u.
' a foot. Clear and warmer,
h raft. Dubuque up at t
xeet. a i
Unehan
o'clock P,
:JVST VTSiM. w..
SUGC
iiS FOR
.TABLE AND. KITCHEN.
-T-T-'i. .. V.
A.ver
bular, aa weU aa attractive way
to set
."znaminuui iinHiuaij -i
tjyraJtald-ronn'on small, indi-
bean
vidua! i
at the 'gtetiiB'-' left oft to noia
Vh-tr are dinned Into -Dotvdered
-them
sugar I
r.i..S- .But alaa artistic, but
more;
rsxtory way. If "ropi'dealre to.en-r.
SrXrJr J? ib.i. dllrinila,mor-
sels.',
with,
welLl
Krush of cut l)wW ?P Wenl
w MLitwui atlalaa asm "eat
11 rrord'br their okrentfl.
i
ililr-BUsh their, berries on their
thea
. Vh.Ti.ii: of aliclnir the berries
WH
1. ii1f lmlf e: xucarlmr tbem as
you,'
,7i dish. VIt tbem sUnd tew
inii
5rtjapW(ttd.the.z,:aee If
-m,.u. aJ4mlihiaiiwe.ii la.-r.rtr tn
tl
CXtOl,-C a"-.- "- t
iy,i Wa JtlaMtf-atw4Maw nsatltWA'aa sSaast
? U?TZZ5??: ,r- -
rawrjerTieii-tin JtJre'berrleK
carefully to trW:froB rlt. and
k- sMitasl'valberrlea allow
iiri tiiaj' toa .of'irw - Mtnew wun.
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j-snaBK;!!! HMSWsnsn vt 'uvsiwt s. .
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ai
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Jl.fllr-?! Jti
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wsax- 3 S
af-' f 4
laahtidB'. Bow-
lra-fo)r fears.
MKrairswiin
ZielsltJS
it f
m n
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w.f'
W'T"?-'!
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Dciiarte4lJ. i S
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..". .-3i.J..J..Allon
JfXrOlje? rardeau
&.'&. j.Chester
;Jp.M.-'Ien'Plls
Mm tf City of
-.spring.
UUka rnln(T for
Hssartf freight.
Pfci ill i jjtil ii mora-
tf sWr C'ty ot
FTaS'fislral of his
ant. Joseph.
. If
Mgliufcornlng on
sPe.
aai al'avr cargo
BBsstaBon her ar-
DSUk-TI
iaa
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i w&m&Bsmm
Street, Grand Rapids, MleWgan, relates the fallowing story :
K2L2&j!Pr nm 5b.U1 l?n ?9 ln dcploribln condlllon. My sys
!!5wabrotea .0,Tn Bnl I suffered from nener.il diblllty. 1 wasexceed-I-l!i?iJieoa.8H"?.'lr!,enm.a.tl"m.orien
"roubled mo. My appetite tailed me
SliS.7?l'oMJ,.,a,,I, Invltlogfood failed to tempt me. 1 was thlnand
pale, antj bad neltlier energy nor nmbitlon My case hud been growing
!!9i!?.w?r,,'.i'ot tw?,.?'ca.r"-.,1 ,la'1 aKi several Mxalltd remedies but
found no curative qunlltlcs In them.
V.,n he ?mmer of 'J.V'" Visiting niy grandmother In Lndlngton.
fiLaS5,,h!.r,,,8?.r',,K;of tl, Tori,1"'l'll cures -fii-cted by Dr. Williams'
S-k elVX0! W? P' 1 ,l!11 ' Pl'ls and bad uotnnlstcd ono box be.
?ii i'iffP0" bet,er I continued them throurh the year end the result
TLVJ .1? rree cure. I am no longer nervona nor rheumatic and have more
IStWi'S mr'ast flash. J,certalnly recommend the pills to all who
need them and ihelr results havoalwaye beeu beneficial."
Hlgned Mas. GbaCB Caxpbku.
Static or MtcineAMt
County or Kmr. ""
Bubeertbed and sworn to before me this ath day of July, MM.
Seal b. P. Babxdsis, Notary jPuWIe.
Or. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People
are sMd ln bores (never In lotne bulk) at to e?nts a box or fix boxes for lia. and
may be bail of all dracctsts, or direct by mall Irom Or. Williams Medicine Com
pany, acaenecuuiy, j. x .
Board of Education of the City of St. Louis.
PIANOS WANTED.
Sealed proposals will be received at tlie Office of tlie Sup
ply Commissioner, Board of Education Building, 909 Locust
Street,m or before May 21, at 3 P. M.:
For furnishing Seventy-Five'New Upright Pianos, of estab
lishe$ grade, to be delivered at the schools on or before August
31st, 1901, including the tuniug and repairing of them for a
period of five years, payments to bs made at a stipu
lated price per month for each pirfno. The pianos to be
come the property of the Board at the expiration of
the five years without further payment. Bidders must
permit inspection by a committee of experts to be appointed
by. the Board of Education. No bid for less than seventy-five
pianos will be considered. All bids to be addressed to Wm.
Bryan, Supply Commissioner of the Board of Education, and
marked "Proposals fpr Furnishing Pianos." Bidders will be
required to deposit yith the Secretary and Treasurer a cert-,"
fied check or cash amounting to $100, who will issue a certifi
cate therefor, certificate to be placed in the envelope and depos
ited with the bid, to be returned after award is made.
A bond of $1,000 for the faithful fulfillment of contract
will be required.
WM. BRYAN,
BBS
full and get In.refrlgeraor to chill. When
ready to eerve fill the glass up with sliced
and sugared strawberries, heap whipped
cream on top and decorate with a largo
berry in center.
StrawberrySponsjc.
Put half a package" of gelatine to soak
Tn half a cupful ot cold water. Mash a
Quart of strawberries with half a cupful ot
sugar. Boll one cupful ot water and half
a cupful -of sugar gently for twenty minutes-
Add the gelatine -to the hot syrup
and stir until dissolved, and take Immedi
ately from 'the fire. Then add the berries
and place on cracked ice. As soon as chilled
begin to beat, and continue until light and
spongy, then add the whites of four eggs
beaten to a. stilt froth. Pour Into a mold
and set away to get firm.
Strawberries and "Whipped Cream.
Line a glass dish with ladyflngers. In
the bottom of the dish place a layer ot
strawberries. Add a layer of. powdered
sugar, then a layer of dry, whipped cream,
then another layer of berries, sugar and
cream. Have the cream heaped roughly
on the top and dot with berries.. Sprinkle
with sugar and serve thoroughly chilled.
Old-Fashloned Strawberry Shortcake.
Put four cupfula of sifted flour Into a
mixing bowl, add a half teaspoonful of
salt and mix well. Chop in- threo large
tablespoonfula ot butter. Dissolve a level
teaspoonful of soda ln a little hot water
and add with a well-beaten egg to a large
cupful r? sour cream or rich, sour milk
and a tablespoonful ot sugar. Mix well to
gether with a spatula or flexible knife. Do
nut handlo .more than necessary. The
douKh should be soft enough to roll out
easily. Roll lightly and quickly into two
thin sheets. Bake In well-greased, round
tins; lay one sheet drt the other, having
the first one well brushed with softened
butter. When done separate them. Cover
the lower half with a thick layer of straw
berries crushed and sugared. Place the sec
ond shortcake on top ot berries and coer
with whole berries, dun with powdered
sugar .and serve with thick cream. Sweet
milk and baking powder can be used in
stead pf sour creain and soda.
Frozen Strawberries With Whipped
Cream.
Put four tablespoonful Ot granulated
sugar in a quart of water and boil for half
an hour. To this add two quarts ot Ana
ripe strawberries, and cook gently tor
twenty minutes. Then set aside to cool.
Then turn into a freezer and work until
frozen. Remote dasher and stir Into the
frozen berries a pint of whipped cream.
Serve at once.
SPECIMES JIEMS.
Taeaday. ( .
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal. Cream.
'Eggs with Bacon and White Sauce,
Baked Potatoes.
Rolls, Cclfee.
LUNCH.
Corn Chowder,
Bean Croquettes, Tomato Sauce,
Lettuce Salad.
Beit of the High Grade Powders
RUIYIFORD
The .Wholesome
BAKING.
Recognized U. &
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Sold At a Reasonable Price.
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Help for
Weak
Women
Thonsandsof women endure the torture
or living death and at last succumb to
the diseases peculiar to their sex with
out knowing ot tbo lire and health
. which ls'.iclrs l.'tbey ntoDr, Williams.'
Pink Pills for Tale Tcoplc, an ever
faithful remedy that cures where all
others fall.
sirs. RnN Pimnh1t. AFilAI Tnrn
Supply Commissioner.
Granola
is used on the diet
tables of the Battle1
Creek Sanitarium,
where lives would
pay the forfeit were
ordinary foods used.
Stinm men matino- 'foods' have
located at Battle Creek to take ad
vantage of the Sanitarium foods
nrpntation.but the putlic J3 protect,
edasapictureof the Sanittrinm ap
pears on each package of Granola.
Drink Caramel Cereal and sleep
well. Send 3 cents for Granola
sample to
Battle Creek Sanita-
riumFoodCo.1
Cct'Je Creek,
ttleh.
Stewed Figs. Wafers,
Tea.
DINNER
Tomato Soup.
Baked Shad. Drea-ii-u Cucumbers,
Mashed Potatoei. Spinach,
Cress Salad,
Rhubarb Cream Pie, Cottee.
AVediiesdn '.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit. .
Cereal, Cream.
Broiled Lamb Chops. Potato Chips,
Toast, Water Cress,
Cottee.
LUNCH.
Broiled Sardines, on Toast,
Potato and' Pepper Halatl.
Canned Fruit. Cake, ,
Cereal Coffee.
DINNER. .
Cream of Corn Soup,
Stuffed Breast of Veal, Bfown Sauce,
Baked Mushrooms,
Browned Potatoes, Cold Slaw,
Strawberry Bavarian Cream.
Coffee.
POWDER
Gor't Standard.-
MULLANPHY BOARD
Special Meeting.
Office Mullanpky Board, .
307 Locust street.
St. Lquis, ilo., April 27, 1901.
A snoz-ini m.iA nrTh. unV.r.i .'n. Th-irt I
K-leyiJamrmthXlr"310 "" M
,l8laa?lstaPreTe5&H. Block, Boo-
chelii Henselmcler, Tirmcnsteln. Woitchek.
VJrjPreaWent Holthaus and President Kley-
Ah2i,V .... r. 1 u. 1 r-,imm Mo-
n,n?:n,M.f!?HrfCa1,chae,, Grlmtn-Herr"
2,:.3f"r' r. . , .. n ..
Kxcuscd-Mcssrs. Llghtner and nitclilc-..
MTI?e.u eoe,!ari' "po7. reist ot the Chair,
read the following call o the meeting:
bt. Louis. Mo.. April . 1901.
A sncclil meetlna of the Alullannhv Board
will-be held at this olllce on Saturday, the 1
th Inst., lit 1-p. m., to consider and difpo'e j
vt. me iiuniiur tne regular upruiB rutmiia.
By order of President Kleykamp.
itespectiuiiy.
G. W. FISHBACK,
. Secretary.
Mr, Pauly took his seat.
The Building Committee hereupon sub
mitted the following report!
SPECIAL RU'OBT OF THE BUILDING
COMMITTEE ON BIDS FOR SPRING
REPAIRS.
St. Louis, Mo., April M, 1301.
To the Mullanphy Board:
Gentlemen Your Building Committee re
spectfully reportB that In compliance "with
the resolutions of the Board, passed at Its
meeting neia April 8, i)l, and in conformity
with nrtixiA it f h kv.'i.i i. ho. rive.t I
.. . ... J " t . M
bids on allwork for spring repaint on the
property belonging to the Fund and recom
mends herewith that the work be given to
tue louowing lowest oiuuors:
CARPENTER WORK.
ISOl-U O'Fallon street and 2111 Cass
avenue J. A. Henner..., 83.0)
1722-40 O'Fallon stroet-H. L. Peters 1.095.00
1115-21 Cass avenue. 1506-12 North
Twelfth street and 1537 North
Broadway A. H. Norrish
1117 Cass avenue (change Into flats)
Jacob Althaus
1701-27 O'Fallon street H. L. Peters..
&S.O0
184.VU
117.00
Ziiz-sz Dickeon street and 1310-J2
North Jefferwm avenue Conway k
Linlger
i::6-30 North Seventh street, front
and lear; lGOo-2 North Ninth street;
1511-ja North Eighth street, front
and rear, and 15l4-22North Eleventh
street J. A. Henner
COt-I.oughborouKh avenue niid 812
Minnesota avenue-i-Genrge Iberz...
PAINTING.
1801-U O'Fallon street 307 Locust
street Sinclair-Holland Co X
1115-21 Cass avenue. 150G-12 North
Twelfth street. 1537 North Broad
way H. Unland
1701-27 O'Fallon street H. Unland...
42.30
S7.00
5.00
65 CO
67.00
29.U)
241Z-33 Dickson street. 1310-12 North
Jefferson avenue II. Unland
122S-30 North Seventh street, front
and rear; 1541-43 North Eighth
9treet. front and rear; 1000-2 North
Ninth street; 1514-22 North Eleventh
street John J. Willmore
1722-40 O'Fallon street and 2111 Cass
avenue W. Frank
PAPERING.
1701-27 O'Fallon street. 307 Locust
street Robert Tildemann
1722-40 O'Fallon street H. Unland....
2412-32 Diokson street. 1310-12 North
Jefferson avenue Edward A.
Schweppe
122S-30 North Seventh street, front
nnd rear; 1541-43 North Eighth
street, front and rear; 1600-2 North
Ninth street; 1514-23 North Eleventh
street Beelman & Grawe
1801-11 O'Fallon street and 2111 Cass
Uvenu.e Edward A. Schweppe
1115-21 Cass avenue. 15C6-12 North
Twelfth street, 1537 North Broad-
wa Robert Tildemann
WHITENING
1801-U O'Fallon street. 2111 Cass ave
nue and 307 Locust street J. J.
Willmore
1115-21 Cass avenue. 1506-12 North
1GMW
134.85
1U9.0O
100.00
27.40
05.'
59.31
76 ui
100.00
8103.25
Twelfth street, 1537 North Broad-way-H.
Hllker
1701-27 O'Fallon atreet-H. Hllker....
1541-43 North Eighth street, front
nnd rear: 1600-2 North Ninth street
H. Hllker
2412-32 Dickson street. 1310-12 North
Jefferson avenue Albert Weber...
1226-30 North Seventh street, front
and rear; 1S14-22 North Eleventh
atreet H. Hllker
17?J-40 O'Fnllon strwt H. Hllker....
WHITENING-SOUTH END.
G04 Loughborough avenue,. 8129 Min
nesota avenue Fred Engelhorn
MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRS.
Plumbing. North End Thos. Tuf
ty Iron Work Lasar-Letsig Manufac
turing Co
Plumbing; South End A. J. Rleck
ua Roofing. South End George Ibers ..
Brick work. South End Laid over.
Besetting stone steps Paul Woit
chek ,
Sheet metal work Star Construc
tion Co
Granitoid work P. St. John
Brick work. North End Laid over.
Grates Pat McCorailck
Booing, North End Edw. Raben
bercr .'.
34.00'
76.50
17.00
72.75
45.50
72.25
34.25
72.35
33.10
72.00
18.00
2SSW
2S3.00
97.00
00
16 59
i. i. rAUUi inairman,
T. P. RITCHIE.
EMIL G. WOITCHEK.
Building Committee.
On motion ot Mr. Bouchein. seconded by
Mr. Henselmelr. the special report of the
Building Committee was received and ap
proved as read, and the Building Commit
tee Instructed to solicit new bids for such
work where bids were "laid over" and re
port at next regular meeting.
Mr. Tlrmensteln voting no.
On motion of Mr. Pauly. seconded by Mr.
Bouchein, the meeting of tha Board ad
journcd. c w F1SHBACK.
Secretary.
OPENING OF SULLIVAN AYE
The following named persons and parties
and all others who may be Interested In the
matter ot the opening ot Sullivan avenue
from Grand to Prairie avenue, under ordi
nance No. 17344. ara hereby notified that the
City Comptroller has placed the special tax
bills for said opening ln my hands for col
lection, where they will remain sixty (GO)
daya, during which time said special tax
bills may be paid without Interest or addi
tional costs, and that all such bills remain
ing Unpaid on the 26th day of June. 1M1.
will bear Interest at the rate of six (6) per
cent per annum, and that the payment of
any such bills remaining unpaid on the said
3!tn day of June, U01, will be enforced by
legal procedlngs.
The said special tax bills are against the
followlngnamed persons and parties, viz:
Tame Francis Dunn. Catherine Rosalia
Dunn, W. B. Clopton. William H. Clopton.
Emily C. Clopton, her guardian ad litem;
Jane France Dann. Catherine Kotaite
Dunn, AreniDaia .uougiu. osiue rowers,
Nellie Donohue, Rooert Langley. George 8.
Hrrnin nnd Lizzie, his Wife: William Dodd.
Joseph E. Stppy, Theodore Rich Real Es
tate ana iuvciiiueu uihvbuit, .uim-
topher Frleling. Howard, 8. Walker,
Anna Kroeper twite 01 rranz;, !
dellty
Realty Company, Albert H.
pi.mm Auaust Linden, wuuam now.
a Tins pi. twiner. Mary H. Fisher. Jacob
Schwenk, Sophia Kaiten, Henry Lunsmann.
lessee; Maria Helena Larsen, Frederick
Belnert lessee: Helnrich Brandes, Frederick
Belnert. lessee: Liim aiuiier, wiiDur- -.
Idk Oellennann. leasee: Jennie Cbarplat.
Undell Real Estate Company,- Gertrude
Knopp (wife of Peter G.), Thomas J. Rowe.
Lindell Real Estate Company. Edward C.
Dameron. Fannie E. Spackman. Adam
Spackman and John 'D. Davis. Mary W.
Emmett iwlfe of George-A.). Henry Rlch
ter end Emma, his wife; Karollna Rueck-ler.-Mathias
Mooney and Rosanna Mooney.
Catherine Gushing wife or Patrick F.). An
na W. Rolf. James, Meagber.Mary McNary..
John J. McNary.-WiUiam F. McJSary.and
Mary U Griffln. JKggg
Collector of the Revenue.
Bt Louis. April 26. 1B0L
WIDENING TWELFTH STREET.
The 'following named persons and parties,
and U others vho imay be luterested In
the matter ot the widening Twelfth atreet
from St. Claries street to.. Washington ave
nue, under. ordmanco "No- lta. are here
by notified -that the City Comptroller has
placed the special tax till tor said opening
In my hands .for collection, where they .will
remain sixty (M) days, during-which time
said special tax- bills may be paid without
Interest or "additional costs, .and that all
such bills remaining unpaid o tbe'Mth day
of June. 1M. will bear Interest at the rate of
six (6) per cent, per annua ahtt that the pay
ment of any such bin reraalnlna; unpaid on
the said. 36th day of,JarrtjL .win be, en
forced by legal proceeduigs. - ; -,- ,
'i swl atrl ssTTr'Si uua .huh ,- ms9 siuis
the following named person! and parties,
vis: 4 .
Brunner Ileal Estate and Investment
Company, Conrad Lan Frederick TV.
Gronnemarm's estate. Mississippi valley
Trust Company,- Peter Itoemer, Martin Mar
ket, Catherine 'Krennlng. Louis Valentine
Bchnelder and Gertrude Schneider, Morltz
Grosse estate. Sheehan Loler Real Estate
and Improvement Company. Henry An
dreas, Henry T. Wilde. William Kraemer,
EleonOra Heerlch, Anna M. Eckert-ct ai.,
Urnst Schaeferlne. John P. Helnrich, Chas.
W. Scudder, Charlotte Gttncr and Jacob
C.immann. her trustee: John J. Hilger,
Henry Thie end Elizabeth Thle, Gustave
Adolph Scheffcr, George N. Truesdale, trus-
? or Caroline ii. truesoaie ana uarpiiiie
l&&ffi&to & TtaFi
$ lmmeJn S,we?DU?
gSSerliw IvVeiSer Bernard L Hellmari;
j LuIst"0 SchneldeV, Bufnei ta?e. Fred-
I erlck MlttelberT,-Marjr Martin and John H.
I Knepper, trustees; Elizabeth N. Elddle,
IBernhard Grlesedleck, lessee; Elizabeth N.
1 EJdde Krederick and Eliza Schoenwand.
.B.ce: Elizabeth N. Blddle. Alexander Klein,
lessee: Elizabeth N. Blddle. Amalia Gruon-
naM. lessee; Elizabeth N. Blddle, Runna
I iihiviirt ro iif r.m tt tuiinna mri
Frances Waikenhorst, lessee: Elizabeth N.
Blddle. Hy. Voertmann, lessoe: Elizabeth
N. Blddle. Marv Hnmerhmldt. lessee: Eliza
beth If. Blddle, Herman H. Burrlchtcr
lessee; Elizabeth N. B.ddle, Joseph Denner
lejn. lessee; Elizabeth N. Blddle. Louis
Nltsohmann. ljsoee: Elizabeth N. Blddle.
Benjamin Burensteln. lefftc; Blddle Market
Company. Elizabeth N. Blddle. Louis Nltsch
rr.ann, lessee; Peter Slppel. Veronica
Schultz. Frederick N Meyer, Jonn W. Teas
dale, Cecelia Nichols. Catherine Weber.
Mary Ann Nolte, Julius C. Strauss, Eliza
beth Hlckmapn, Will F. Htckmann. Mary
Klllens. trustee. lessee; Benjamin .O'Fallon.
Chas. A. Mantz. lessee: John J. O'Fallon,
John A. Scudder. Hy. Theo. Wilde. Marie
De La Pierre. American Protestant Hull
Association. H-cry A. Klie and Emclla
Kile. John G. Manning;. Lizzie Meyer. Caro-
m Tnn1..n falti..!.. Cnniulii T1I.I.
ia nakiuwii, .a.iic....c neuueu), xiuii
L.ee. Antome canruimr. Ferdinand Rossi,
Burnea estate. Connecticut Mutual Life In-
surancc Company. Bemhard Christman,
Louisa SIemers,Peter Ratz. William Booth.
Maria Margeman. Franz Helmann, Emily
M. Fischer and Doris L. Fischer. Regina
Well and Laura Well, John and Patrick
O'Donnell, Sophie Werner et aL. Peter A.
O'Nell. H. Jacobson estate. Max and Simon
Jarobson. John Q. A. Frltchey. Smith P.
rtnlf D.nl.mln Dll.an.t.ln Hnwlil T3lh.tl.
! bona, John and Patrick Sheehan, Cecelia
.Nichols, Vnlle Jteyburn. John J. and Caro
line Brescia and Mary Massa. Anna Autor.
Anna Antor's trustee. John B. Johnson,
trustee; Virginia A, Crouther. Stephen M.
Coffey, lessee: Edward A. Roegner and
Henry W. Woehrmann, trustee for three
minor children of John W. Koegner; Con
rad Gerblng, Mary Jane Groat and Wm.
Groat's trustee, Hugh T.. A. Llnchey, Mar
cella D. MncAdaras, Josephine Garbarlno.
iem. to Frank H. Garbarlno et ai.; Mound
City-Real Estate and Investment Company,
Kdwln A. Matter, Security Loan and Build
in? Association. Bernard .Beiker, Mound
City Real Estate and Ir.veitment Com
pany. Mary L O'Brien. William Baker,
Martha McWlIIIams and Robert McWlI
liams. trustee: Hannah Dessauer and
Emanuel Dessauer, Terrmc? Cummlskey,
Lena Wlssmann. George M. JCeeley,
Lorenzo Gondalfo. ltosanna Calla
han, Elizabeth Rowe, Morris Rich
and Meyer Bauman. Frank Obear,
Helen J. Oliver, John J. Broderlck,
Clemenco C. Bcnolst, wife of Conde L. Be
noist. Julius C Seaman. Edward A. M.irtln
! Chas. H. Dodxe. Robert M. Ouiclev. Lena
j Marks. Thomas W. Crouch. John W. Dunn.
I John J. Broderlck, Wm. McNamee ond
! Sarah McNamee. James Shaw, Ellen Bra-
dv. James Barnidcc and Elizabeth Potter.
Wm. D. Bubblns, Wasserman investment
Company, Louise C. Peck, wife of Lenzerne
J. Peck. Sarah A. Wright. Julia Galsary.
Sprah M. Holmes,wife of Geo. D. Holmes;
John Goggln and Elizabeth Goggln, Minnie
Casateggl. wife of Antonio Casateggi;
Henry Albers, Geo. J. Mook. James H.
Cascr Wm. H, Slmkins and Mary Ann Sim
Uini". John Butterworth. Domlnlck Snellman.
Tnmlno T.lt.Hftll Aetflto tVllhttl 1? Tlnvla
! trustee; Jemina Lindell estate. David-8a-
Ullli. icmoi., v-Ma &..iuv.. sd.a.c, .tuuua
Llndel' estate, J. Parker Doans estate,
lessee; Lindell Real Estate Company. La
clede Gas Light Company, lessee; Lindell
Real Estate company, Henry D. Aveys
estate, lessee; Jemina Lindell estate. Asa
A. Wallace. lessee; Charles H. Peck;
Jemina Lindell estate. Mary Bean, lessee;
Edward C. Dameron, John D-. Davis,
Minerva Mcllvalne, Henry M. Bryan, trus
tee, lessee; Stern k Epstein Real Estate
Company. W. K. 'Wilson, lessee; Stern tt
Epstein Real Estate Company, Lindell Real
Estate Company. Fanny W. Kimball and
Wm. B. Kimball, her husband and trustee,
lessee; Turner T. Lewis and Ben W. Lewis.
Llgget & Meyers Tobacco Company, Isaac
-a? MIUa- PhnHM HnV rnllfn T?fifittv
i-tompany.' Charles G. Stifel. Robert 'C. Gor-
I .Inn' T.lnffell flnrAin trmtM' AtlffllstllR
Knfght, trustee; Daniel Catlin. 'Kate M.
Howard. Carrie R. Howard, Eugenia. How
ard, John W. Harrison. Peter A. O'Nell,
St. Louis Exposition and Music Hall Asso
ciation,. Thos. 'T. Turner, Turner Real Es
tate Company, Belmont Improvement -and
Property Company, Nancy L. Johnson, wife
of John B. Johnson. The Chapter of Christ
Church Cathedral, Francis C. Rozier, Fran
cis C. Rozier and Felix Rozier. Felix Rozier
and Zoe Rozier, Virginia 9. Buchanan,
Mao J. Moffltt. Anna B. Sklnker and Ida
K- Poland. Mary L. Barada. Elizabeth
Ghlo. Jas. C. Ghlo, William Booth, trus
tee; James'C. Ghlo, Patrick Tore estate, St.
Louis Trust Company, trustee; Sophie A.
Tore. Fred Kempt, E. C. Espenhaln, Frank
H. Phlpps, Hy. D. Phlpps. Frank H. Phlpps
et aL, trustee: Laura D. Llndsley, Frank. A
Dickson, trustee: Laura D. Llndsley, Jacob
L. Isaacs. Camilla McManus. Arthur Lee
and John F. Lee. Fannie Beakey, Mary A.
'Manny and Walter B. Manny, Joseph M..
Ghlo, Cornelia Knlkmeyer and Ophelia
Chapman, Ophelia Chapman, 'William
Booth, Julia M. Papin, Clara, Papln. Loui3a
Papln. Lena R. Rops. Ida L. Pollard. John
C. Kupherle. James J. O'Fallon. Henry JJ.
Bernlng. The Turner Real Estate Com
pany. Lewis C. Nelson. Amos R. Taylor,
Uriah Haubj Theodore H. P. Wallace,
David K. Ferguson. Annie M. Simmons,,
Ferdlnando Franzloll. Adam Boeck, trus
tee: David J. Slgnalgo. Adolph Schlossteln,
Philip F. Meyer, Josephlna Garbarlno, rem.
to F. H. Garbarlno et nl., Hannah Gattl,
Ana?. Tt. Ransrulnetti. trustee: Sarah V. La-
kin, John Dockery, Daniel Kubn, Sophia
E. Yore. Peter 31. Papln, trustee;. Union
Trust' Company of St. ' Louis. . Catherine
Roden, rem. to Mary Cecelia Roden. Chas.
A. Roden. trustee: James A. Seddon, Re
Kina Schralnka. Elizabeth W. Leeds estate,
Ben W. Clark, trustee: EI113 L. Evans,
Elizabeth E- Clark, et a!., trustee; James
D. Lucas. Farnsworth Real -Estate Com
pany, Daniel Catltn, Mary Clifford, lessee;
Virginia B. Wright. Phoenix Planing Mill
Company. George Hoeffner. William Kean,
Thorn & Hunkins, lessee: Margaret Croake
ond Mary C. Croake, Francis A. Drew.
Lewis C. Nelson, The Heckel Hardware
Comnany, lessee; Anne L. D'AuchoId. Frank
H. Phlpps. trustee; Amadee V. Reyburn
and Amadee V. Reyburn, Jr.. Theodore
H. P. Wallace. Lewis C. Nelson, Albert
Lambert et si.. John D. Winn, trustee;
John B. C. Lucas, Albert Drey, John O. F.
Delaney. Laclede Gas Light Company,
lessee; Edward Mallnckrodt, W. C. Moore,
Aiary Ann jammer anti Leonune m. jami-
net.- Kate Stephens. Clifford M. Dolpb. Anne
L. D'AuchoId. Frank H, Phlppar trustee;
Andrew Sprnule. ilenry H". Culver. Frank
H. Phlpps et al Henry'MIHer. lessee: W.
H. CUIver. James D, Lucas. Frank B. Hicks
et al.. Walter. L. Culver. Edwin R. Culver.'
Nancy Luca$ Johnson, Maria Lertora. John
71. Liudermann. TalUa Halderman. Georgia
Halderrnan. Anna Halderman. 'Anna B.
Halderman, trustee; Fanny C. Smith. Mat
tie B. Mosher, Dorrls Brown, Annie B.
Halderman. Martha B. Mosher. Fanny C,
Murphy. Sallle B. Wilson, Georgette Haider,
man. Annie Halderman. Julia A. A. S. Mor
rison. Henry H. Wagoner, Anne L. D'Au
choId, Frank H. Phfpps. trustee: Muldaon
Doyle ft' Co., lessees; MarleE. Patterson,
Harry Walker, Arthur Lee and John F.
Lee. jr., Peter A. O'Nell, Henry J. -and
I'anc Nathan, lessees: Mever Bauman and
Hannah Bauman. Louis Bernero, John F.
Carton. Olivia Von Schrader. Henry Koer-ber.-Acna
M. Wrlcht. Wm. F. Crow, trus
tee: Clara Gantt. Laura Well, Frank S.
Fllcklnger. Horatio N. Spencer. Horatio
N. Spencer. Aanee Betz. lessee; Frank S.
Hicks et ah. The American Soda Fountain
ComDanv. Camilla S. McManus. Henrietta
Schirmer and Mary Nichols. Annie Poxzonl,.
Konert re. Hutcninson. wm. urimminger,
David Ferxuson, John a Costello. Aug. 1L
Eilers. The Union Realty- and Investment
Company. Catherine D. Wainwrlght. TJs
eett - Realty Company. William Morris,
lessee: Joseph J. Lawreqce. Henry A. Ctm
nlnsfcam, no. M. Keelev. lessee: 3Iatrom
D, Lowis. Thomas T. Turner, Christian
Peper. Thos F. Forrelly. Peper Tobacco
Warehouse Company, Ann E. Blddle. Lllla
C. Wlnthrop. 3. Gltmsn Chouteau, Francis
A. Drew. Bertha G. Turner. ''Thomas T.
Turner. ArthurLee and John F. Lee, Louis
P. Eber. '
L. F. HAMMER. JR..
Collector ot the Revenue.
St. Louis, April IS. 190L
WIDENING OF BROADWAY.
The following named persona and parties,
'and ail others who may be interested ln the
-matter' at the' widening pf Broadway from'
Prairie avenue to. Carrie avenntv undefor
dlnanco'No. '.lT747.vare hereby notified that
the City Comptroller has placed the. special
tax bills. far said widening in my, hands f or
collections wbero they will remain sixty (60),
days, "during: which r time' said .special -tax.
: bills may be paid without' Jpterest or addi-,
'tional cost,-arid that, all such bills remaln-j
majiiBjsws 9a lae ivcHtrswua at-'os rosf.
lJeV-will bear interest, at; the. rate ot six' (8)
percent per annum, ana mat .we payment
of any-suco bills; remaining unpaid. oil tin
said twenty-sixth day of June, 1901. Will I J
efHorcSd by legal proceedings. . ' r.
The said special tax bills are- against tt4
following named persons and parties.. viij-
Joseph B. Toeniskoetter, Benedict Bit.
beck. Gertrude Kacstlnger. Nicholas 'Gate'
leseer Bertha Ruff for.llfe. Ida Rnff, Be,,
tha Ruff and Ollnda Ruff. Fridericka Sch,
bert, Gertrude Kanstinger, Chas. Knodert
les9c: Pt. Louis University. Marv-A. -RaJTr"
mer (wife of David W.). Mississippi. Vail.
Trust ComDanv. St. Louis university, roilr
Ostermavcr. 'Henry Llndewirtit. eat.: Mala.
,Kulage, James H. Passmore, Hopov
isurice s est., unanoiie rreese, ixiuisuoi
chalk and Emclle, his wife; .Lewi .He;
munn. John Herman. Louise Kolte for lli
rem. to Rosa Nolte. Louis Nolle, M-'
thlld.i Nnlte. Ollndn Xolte and EdwInrN.
Board of Education City of St. Loui,-FreJ
Crick Tbles. Henry Kreuter. HenryWHu?
ning- anu Caroline jiunning, on wm;
Balmcr. Dora U Balmer, Susanna D.
dock, Rachel Kilgore, Hubert Ruff. Ele?
nore R. somes. Ellen saetteie. August e
Klaalng-. Moritz Kaufmann. Anna Schmlf
Poter Rnrlc. Mina Nothacker. 'Fredrk'
"Weisz. William Peters, lessee; Caroline Har
Haske. Henry Mullcr. Jr...and Lizzie.' h,
wife: Joseph Merkel, Charles 3Iann,"Toer;
sia ncpp for lire rem. to jonepn nepp, Jt
Theresla Hcpp. Caroline Umrath. Josei
Hepp. Jr., trustee: Esselbruegge Mercantl
Company. M. Lelchtwelss, Henry SchewN
Geo. J. Schubert. Fred Holste, William f
Schettler. North End Building and LotA
Association, Mark R. Chartrand, receive 3
John Ruff. John Huber, Peter Reralnge J
Henry J. Volkening and August VolkenlK$J
Johanna Phelan, Ellen Phelan. Mary Fhe7
Ian, Wm, Phelan, John Phelan, EdwaJ
Phelan. Maraaret Phelan. Julia Phela
Martin Powers. Catherine Maher Cwlfe t
Tnomas), jonn faaaocK. wm. xienry Fa,
dock, Jas. MacCullam, Kate. McLean, -Ka.i
E. Price, Caroline Pope. Edward DowHzrl
Ida Beyer anu uswam ueyer,. ner ntutxai
and trustee: Charlotte Freese. Margaret '
tv inter iwue or 1'TcaericKi, xtegina sue
ner (wire of William), ana Lewla
baum, trustee: Henry C. Schewe, John
U'xanon. wunam uurmester. William
Burmester, Bernard Gollmeler. Mary -1 J..
Tollcs. Maria Cody, John M. Kodd. ,Jai '
Maccullum. Timothy E. Mahoney, Josett)
Repple. John H. McCarthy. Charles Mnenvi
Maria Theresla Repple, wife of Joseph Re;
L. F. fJAMlfRR. TR L
Collector of the Revenue
bi. 1.0111S. Mo, April . iwi.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Of the aty of St. Louis. -
SEALED. PROPOSALS will be received -
ii- umce 01 tne supply commissions
Board of Education Bulldinr.' 909 Locu
St.. on or before Slav zist. irmt t x n"rJ
for supplies for the Board of Education S
me nscai year. Beginning July 1st. 1901. al
cnuiiii; june win. J3VJ, aa follows:
HUUtAilUAIAU OKilCB a
DRATTrsvifrvrs httdut.tiw iMAt..t-. 5.
terlal and utensils for Writing and DrawliS
ni j-ainis ior color woric '- ;
PRINTING and STATIONERY, geneij
, OPERATING SUPPLIES for the use'
Janitors. Engineers. Electricians. Paintq
auu curpenters. inciuaing xiaraware, TO
anu implements.
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Tin and Galvanized Iron Ware,
Paints, Oils and Drug?.
China and Glassware.
Cleaning and Disinfecting Material,
Clocks and Clock repairs,
Sawdust nnrl S.ilt.
KINDERGARTEN 3IATERIAC, gettJ
ami niieum!.
DELIVERY WAGONSl
For f urnishlnir two slncle and twir Houl
covered wagons, with good homes and cof
petent drlvern, at a stipulated rental pU
month for four years, for hauling suppft
to and from the schools and warehouse,
x-ibiiu lujiiuK uiiu repiunnsr 01 ejKmy 1
pianos, now the property ot the -Board
Education.
COAL, 14,500 tons, more or Iess-of Illlne
Bituminous Coal, to be strictly ftrst-clai '
well screened or shaker-screened'lump'coj
2,000 pounds to the ton. .- j
-WOOD ISO cords, mora or less, souc
ury. pine Buwmiu strips.
a
All bids must be made out on the hlatth I li -
which will bo furplshed at the Supply U X ljf
All bids must be sealed and Indorsed " ' l'.-:-l
on Supplier. Items No " and isj fc- .vsl
dressed to William Bryaru Supply Comfc! - ' vt i
sloner, and be deposited in the box lo'tir9ist"
Supply Department on or before the sJrlUif-.y
Bids aggregating $1,000.00 or more .'hiTldl
be accomnanled by a deposit of 8200.00. 1 SI
aggregating from 3500.00 to 81,000.00 shall 1 4fT$
accompanied oy a aeposit or aitiacj;-B.
aggregating from 3100.00 to 8600.09 shall j
cvuiapniiieu u a uciKjsib u& uulvqs or :
aggregating lesa than 8100.00 shall beaccos A
01 jaiwi, or
Danled by a deposit of 810.00. f'X 5 vs
All of said deposits to 'be in cashier cimetlcaas'
IAa ti,lf TnH flflVfthla In ill -StAai .'
of Education of the City of 8t. Lousi'-wMpurchaaiC
amount or check shall be deposited .with i Expo-'.i
secretary anu irauuier, nuu win lavucrana Sew
certificate therefor: certificates tq be phuitionsHoC
in the envelope ana oe aepositea Lwltn tlv. morssiv
bid. to be returned after the) awards aked con-JiT
made. , 7 1 certain-.-',"
The Board reserves the right to rejaJposithBiKi
any anu an uiuo, er oBess.
No bid delivered shall be withdrawn pr detaUa
to the close of the next regular.'meetlngfchea fpr'-";-.!
the Board of Education, after the b!de-- i:.
A violation of this nrovlalon on the BniaMmaSa-T'-d
of a bidder: or a failure on his part to eofan eut--l
ply with the award made him, shall forte on t'j;5J
to tne Board 01 jsaucation nis-qepoaii aaver
rndir him liable for all damaae caused tha
in Ttnnrrt of Education by breach 'of- m ta
obligation. . 1 ,s;;.4?!J1
nm..oia.'x,I aituiv p-.
supply v.oinnniuuailipniawp- 1
Board of Edacatioa
jnei
. . rnr-bm.Ma-ta
St, Louis, AprilJt atetarj' at I
Sealed proposals win uts rcs--:iTeojasvajoii,-aw-'
-c-nntiviTi Ninth and Locust streets '
before 3 o'clock: p. m. on tne iu oay or jhi
innt na fnllrtTsd v 3 I
rnrnnAUt flhnfll- - i-f" ' - McCer-
General work required deposit dt. tjerj:
-Dl..n..lntf. Qrj.rln tt -. . t "SJIISBS. -
AIUIUHIIV, --"W --....-.-.. .-.-T
reaul red deposit
Heating required depoett
Jefferson school.
General work
Plumbing, sewering,
.required deposit.
etc..........wr-?.
reauirsd decoslt.-
Heating ....
requlred deposit.
Laclede
scnoo
bool.
General
work...
reaulred deoeelt i
Plumbing; sewering, etc...,. ins trass-;-.
require asposlt pjpwietss'.f
HeaUng required depqelrt, -&
Boiler rejuireaoe-pq.-ajriEei--i,
Lincoln Hcnooi. . .
General woik.
Plumbing,
Tfeatlnir ..
O'Fallon School.
General wore. .1
plumbing, sewering,
Heating '
Roller .................
,Pes:alInes School.
Roller ............
All h!da shall be -made 01
will be furnished by the
ment
All bids shall be sealed and
nn ' ."' and addressed to
T'lTMUn. . fTowimlssioner cf
inr, am) be denoslted in the ban In
by of the Building Department on or
tne- udovc aaie. ...
tiiria littll Iv aceamnanlea hv
the: amounts' as above set forth. Ni
Board of Education pt a City Of art .
u...,mAmil ahull ha nnAMttl r 'J.'
Secretary and Treasurer, who wOfl
therefor a certificate fn
be inclosed in the anyelope
hl.4
No bid rf ceved can be withdrawn
tne Close 01 we rEsjuuu- saesuoj
Ttnnrrt nf EdUcntloB nXt SUCSM
f-opeplnir of the bM?. A vtotetlar.t.i
I; vision on the part qt the bidder ar 1
(ro comply "wiwi'iae swan isutaer
forfeit, to the Board his desalt as
......'...required oBeeitesUV tmr-M
sewering;-etc ...,.,.( aunlrfpeltS-
jutredde-MSltsW $
raoolreddetMsait-ast or-se-.-'n
r--?'.i?of .ras-G-;
required deiwsitsJt v-SfST-c-"''
required 8epeelt3iirtUs;
required Jstwtjlajvr
reauirsd dsaats4P'' i
at ear nlsafcswsJ '-1
-"1tYfriTsiEMajg
wWTn .
fAmatraa 9t9 W a.tiroapft gvf ftflalSrir. Z' - litr,
The Board reserves the right t tWtswZiB'W-
'or all-bids. - "- . "- - th:-x ;
I -annlAmitlnn fnf1 fhai sifimrA wArtf
iissresusmsum u&
or taucauon: at us aasisr sswnr- '"--j
ehanBe-and at the rpotmf 4f UaelajHt ;j SP
onirnctoryjtiiysjaauuo. ' . -'. -5- 71 -4i.'l,1
spedncstions will be required lo'Uigjj ! &W
HiiuiATS aeainnsr. 10 esrrr bbk aumasai i. ri !?i-
in.W ivitn ins o-ctry skills
Insure the prompt) amt'sagei
.nw.A wrax a-
Mllltf - . , m a. SSK5fi v " 1 cfr'
wommiaaionar m cscooaa jasssSBasajr--ii.-'
MULES FOR SALE
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led proposals . will -bo . aw4e i
rsignd.-to,becnenea:at.lnw m
:loclr.m..-on- &&.JXS: :'&. ..
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.undersigned.
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