The St. Louis Republic. [volume], May 12, 1901, SPECIAL MAIL EDITION, PART I, Image 6

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Munyon's Gold Cure
Stops 'a cold Instantly. It
prevents grippe, bronchltu
and nneumonla. Munjon
Cures, J5c. at any drug
gist's. Broadway and
Twenty-sixth, street. Kew
York.
Is sometimes said 'of clothing in
the Orient. It don't mean the
' same thing here in St, Louis. It
- means cleverness in fit, in fabric
and in fashion these are char
acteristic of otir tailor-made
products, and the well-dressed
man is our best evidence.
For example, our $30 Suit
Jags are much superior to may
in this city.
For example, our $8 to $10
Trousers are beauties.
It's Wash Vesttimewebava
Jots of beautiful Vestlngs
$6 to $9
MacCarttiy Evans Tailoring Co.,
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DRY ACQUITTED
MRS. SALLIE ADMIRE.
jfceives With" Little Emotion the
Verdict Absolving Her of the
Charge of Murder.
1TCBLIC SPECIAL.
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4arrollton. 111.. May 1L The Courthouse
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.crowded to overflowing; to-day by those
Jdous to hear the arguments In case of
(. Sallle B. Admire, charged irlth mur
Hog her husband.
V. H. Pogue of Jerseyvllle opened In a
b-hours argument for the defendant.
Ite Attorney Painter followed for the
Mecutlon, and F. A. Whiteside of this
Inclosed a two-hours' argument for the
fendant. D. J. Sullivan of Hoodhouse
pea in a three-hours argument for the
rtsecutlon.
l-me Instructions were read and the case
M given to the Jury at 5:15 t. m.
Ik leas than an hour the jury returned a
rnict, ending the derenaant sot guilty.
When the verdict was announced, the de
I Mant did not show the least emotion.
JBroIce Jail at Marshall.
-JPTJBLIC SPECIAU
tarshall, ilo.. May It James Norton and
tw. Monie, cnargea with burglary, broke
Lites officers are in pursuit.
HEALTH
"or Women
Vdmea who are afflicted with all-
nta or' diseases necnllar tn tliolp car
i wld at once consult the doctors of the
: ."l4ul Medical Institute for Women.
1 Bed specialists in-these diseases, and
it guarantee a speeay ana permanent
In erety case that they undertake,
etder to nlnrp thrfp trrmonr -icttiitn
retch of all, they -will for a limited
auu. oniy mace tue
COST flF TIEATMENT
5 PER MONTH $5
Including All Medicines
:g . - wniu vurea.
i- OOKSCI.TATIOX FRED.
hie ailments to tvlilcu the Institute
etora Elve their eoecial and exclusive
cation Include the most complicated
obstinate cases of leucorrhea, ezces-
re flowing; painful menstruation, un
twal suppressions and Irregularities
4 ': chronic, congestion. Inflammation.
pttatlon or displacement of the womb.
a ana tenderness of the ovaries and
reflex conditions' and troubles that
-either directly or Indirectly due to
eases of the pelvic region.
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ATENT MEDICINE
ibe Institute Treatment for Diseases
3Hfomen Is not a "patent medicine."
l I.must not be confused with the mul-
Meof remedies designed for this pur
le bow on the 'market. Every case is
Ptfutlyand accurately diagnosed by
killed specialists of the InsUtute
I'MEDIOINES " ARE SPECIALLY
8PABED FOB EACH IKDIA'ID-
Jj-OA8E, only such 'remedies being
pcribed as are suitable and required
ibe ailment under treatment
here are signs and svinDtoms almost
L toot end' that Indicate the existence
?rj'snaie xrouoies," ana among the
prominent and pronounced of these
Bptoms are backache,' pains In the
MV difficult, frequent or painful uri-
pi fcn,' -bearing-down sensations, nerv-
Mew,' hysteria, headaches, insomnia
I galas' or tenderness of the ovaries.
TKITE. if Ton- cannot call, and rive
; Krtory of your case In tout own Ian-
Be.- Mvery letter wm be carefuiiy-
MKKa. IUUV nnwered. and Its state-
E. its;held as trictly private and sa-
aiy.connqentiax;
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BUSY YEAR IN THE
SCHOOLS OF ALTON.
More Students Will Be GrudimfeJ
Than in Any Preceding
Year.
This has been a busy year la the schools
of Alton, not only In the publlo and pa
rochial schools and colleges, hut In the dif
ferent schools of music. There will be more
Kraduates than In any preceding year, and
special exercises will Lb elretl In all nf th..
lower grades of the schools.
The Alton High School will hold Us gradu
ating exercises on June 14. In the Temple
Theater, at 9.50 a. m.,iliss AHIvlne Dunn. Is
the valedictorian of the class.
The-Upper Alton Htgh School has a class
of nine pupils and the graduating exercises
W!ilOCCUI' on ,be 'entag- of Friday, May 31.
The graduating class at Shurtlefl Col-
letre this vpnr hoc n.ti.. ,....... ...
besides four joung ladles will graduate from
4 cuuium ocnooi of .Music. The exercises
take place oh June 8.
Xarge classes will be graduated from both
the St. ,JIary's and Cathedral schools. The
exercles will take place on the night of
June 30.
A small rlna vllt K -.!..... -. .4..
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Lirsullne Academy, and arrangements are be-
a ...nuo iu j.uiu me exercises on We alter
uaon of June 14. illss May Drummond i
l.t al.utaJ.orlan, and Miss Florehce Degen
hardt Is the cla3s poet.
..Th? "i"11111 graduating exercises of Mon
ticello Seminary will take place this vear
?.nii. Mnvand tt. cU9 ot eighteen young
ladles will he graduated.
The Alton Conservatory has made ar
rangements for a fun week ot musical at
tractions. June 24 the children's recital. will
Be given, on June 26 the baccalaureate ser
mon, on June 27 the regular graduating ex
ercises ot both the musical and business de
partments, and on June 28 the annual re
cital, ending with tha annual alumni ban
quet on June 29. The exercises or Miss
Katherlne Dickinson's musical studio will
take place in the Spalding Auditorium. June
15 and 16. The exercises of the Wellesley
prhate school will occur on June 7. when
the school will be closed for the season.
'Would Vacate flip Sandbar.
bracht. will ask the City Council at the
'"'" .,""" mgni to allow him
the privilege of cleaning off the sandbar or
w-hat Is commonly known In Alton as
"Darkest Alton." Firty families live in
this district, and the police make complaint
against them. The idea of the police officers
is to make every family on the sandbar
move out, and get a home somewhere in
tha city.
For Ferryboat Service.
A committee of farmers from the Ameri
can Bottom lands, have been to Alton this
week to Interview the owners of the ferry
boat Altonlan, with a view lof getting them
to Uko their ferrjboat to a point nea?
Granite City and ferry produce across the
river so they can. market tholr products in
St. Louis. The owners of the boat have
not given the committee an answer as yet,
EdwardifiMe Xotes.
c.M'5rv'.,noclle wealthy farmer living near
Edwrnrmvill. suiuinta A tttok or apoplexy
Saturday noon. Wiling in the oourthom? yard.
He had been to see Bhcrltf Hots to secure a tick
et to Europe. ATter he ipas partially revived he
was removed to a hotel. """cu ",
Henry Epnlag. 15 years old. iru adjudged In
sane in the &anty Court at an examination be
fore JudeeWm. K Early Saturday morning.
. 3frf, rreeman Randle. who snot and killed
her little daughter Saturday night of last Week,
and then eent a bullet crsehlng into her own
head. I sttU alive, although the surgeons say
that the bullet Is embeddedln her brata.' r
lien J SUlweil. president ot the Edwarderllle
Arumnl Atsoalation. has iMuea a call tor 1
nieeung at the Edwanlavllla Club Monday nigh
The directors of the Edwardsvllle Water
Company, controlling the -city waienoriu, have
elected the following officers: John Etolie? presi
dent: C. Bctschenstelc. vice prnldent: & w.
Terry, secretary; D. E. Burrouf hs, treasurer.
Notes ot the Trl-Cltles.
Mayor Scott cf Venice yesterday announced
the appointment of Walter fiemell to the posi
tion ot Street Conunlstloner ot that place.
The plan ot giving a.Urgo excursion down the
river la belng,dncussd by leading citizens of tha
trl-Cltles, and it Is intended to make the occa
sion a love feast. In wnloh all th cltltraa of th
three towns may participate.
Daniel IteCall. an employe ot the American
Steam Foundry Onnpany. vas palnmily injured
yesterday by having his foot caught In the
sprocket chain of a machine at which he was
'working.
Tha City Council of Granite City Friday night
granted a franchise to the Venice. Madleon and
Granite CltyK Street Railway Company, which
will enable the company to begin work oa the
extension ot its line from Granite City to Hone
She take, a distance ot about four and a half
miles,
HIRTH HELPED HIS
YOUNGER FRIEND.
George Bruce, Aged 19, Ts Imper
sonated at the Marriage
License Office.
George Hlrlh Impersonated George W.
Bruce, a 13-year-old boy, and secured a
marriage license for Bruce and Miss Xancy
E. Flrce, IS years' old, of East St, Louis
yesterday afternoon. Bruce and Miss Flrce
Were married and HIrth Is In trouble as a
result Assistant State Attorney McMurdo
has taken up the case and Supervisor
Whefler, who Issued the marriage license,
stated last night that Illrth would probably
be proceeded against on a charge or perjury
and also of forgery.
It was almost dusk when Miss Firce, ac
companied by HIrth, entered tire office of
Supervisor Wheeler. They asked for a mar
riage license, and HIrth gave his name as
George W. Bruce, and said that he was 25
years old. Miss Flrce said that she was IS
years old. Supervisor Wheeler saw nothing
amiss in the appearance of the couple, but.
as a precautionary measure, he caused them
both to make affidavits.
Fifteen minutes later a friend ot Mr.
Wheeler Informed him that he had been Im
posed upon, and that Bruce was under agar
Mr. Wheeler asked a few questions, and
then he hurried to the office ot Justice of
the Peace Drl9Coll.
"Till death do you part," the last portion
of the marriage ceremony, fell from tho lips
of the Justice as Mr. Wheeler rushed Into
the room. HIrth was standing on the side,
a witness, and joung Bruce had hold of his
newly made wife's hand.
It was too late to stop the ceremony but
Justice Drlscoll detained all of the 'parties
Assistant States Attorney McMurdo was
notified and was about to have HIrth. ar
rested at once, when Mrs. Bruce the
mother of the youthful bridegroom, entered
the office. She had been notified that her
immediate presence and consent to the mar
rlage wan necessary to save her son from
arrest and prosecution. The marriage cere
mony had been performed In good faith by
Justice Drlscoll, who was as angry at the
Imposition as Mr. Wheeler. Mrs. Bruce then
gave her consent to 31 r. Wheeler to the
wedding of her son, George, and the age on
the license was changed from 23 to 19 years
Mr. McMurdo took the case against HIrth
under advisement. Tho relatives of young
Bruce pleaded with the Assistant States
Attorney to drop the case, as the marrtaee
liad been performed.
Young Bruce Is a carpenter. He had
spoken to his mother about getting married
and she had laughed at him. She had seri
ous objections to her Bon getting married
before he was several years over age. HIrth
claimed that he was Innocent of wrong
doing. He thought that he was only a
party to an Innocent Joke, when he Im
personated young Bruce before Supervisor
Wheeler. '
Marriage Licensee.
Marriage licenses Issued In Hast St Louis
by Supervisor Wheeler yesterday were as
follows: George W. Bruce and Nancy E.
Flrce. both of East St Louts; William Big
ley and Mdry Tyner, both of St Louis
Stewart Dkruanecke and Johanna M. Kan
sas, both of East St Louis; Vale Hayes and
Minnie Brandberg, both of St Loots; Frank
Jequlne of East St. Louis and Seville E
Laumbathuo, ofMarlssa, -
East St. Loots Items.
Charles May. aged a years, was arrested In
East St. Louis last night on a charge of forxlns;
the narnes ot James McReder, Charles Plumner
and E. 11. Funke to checks on the National Stat
Sank at Metropolis. IU. He was arrested upon
complaint ot John F. McCartney, president of the
bank. May came to East St. Louis about a
month ago. .. .
George Cable, who attempted to km John
Bryan in the Relay Station at East St. Lenta
April S of rat rear, was held for-the Grand
Jury in bond ot 1M0 yesWday.
THE CHANCE OF QC OOO WORTH OR GOODS
YOUR LIFETIME. .aO.A-JVJV-J BOUGHT FOR
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MILLINERY.
Take Your Pick of Our $15
BA1LOIIS.
White and black...
Good quality Wliltu
Mallue, yaid
JAP S.UI.OllS.
White, with black
bands mid leather
sweats, tin C!)c kind
...15c
..10c
29c
Six Red Poppies for lOo
..10o
5c
liou) m:ts.
10 Inches Wide Gold
Xuts?, yard ..-,'
Nine large Daisies 19o
I'HITEU CHIFKOX.
Pure silk, flue quality, Plaited
rhifTou. hi black, f
lavender and gray, I f
IS Inches wide, yard... r
Big Single Roses 15o
STRAW BRAIDS.
Odds and ends of some of tho
seasons best Braids,
such as sold as high
us lDc a yard, a yard.
3c
Black Chip Gains- fi n
borough Hats Oav
Screen Doors
Green Screen
Doors at
M-In
25 n. it'-Inch Gar
den Hose, QOn
Monday 30C
Fancy Stained Doors,
all sizes, at.
aft. (4-plyK.Icch)
Sprloracrscn Door
uaraeauc
?$1 .98 1 HDe. Per pair.
at..
Wood Hose 1
Menders, each...
Hose Coup. in.
lings, pair W
12. 14. IS Inch Lawn
Mowers, 1 no
Screen Door Frames, wal
nut stalaed,- in.
worth 50c, at I VU
Wabash Window Screens,
SO In. wide, in
spects! at '
choice ...i"'
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivera
For the twenty-four hours ending at 7 a. m :
St. Louis, Saturday. Hay U. 1WL
Stations. Danger. Gauge. Chance.
Pittsburg J3 0 7.5 '.i
Parkersburg 3S g It 9.t
Cincinnati to.o 16 3 0.1
Louisville M is.v s.u o.l
Nashville - to i u.S 'if.l
Chattanooga. ,... ;3.0 & 6 u.o
Florence - .' ICO 4.1 :
oohnsonvllle SS.O c.t -0 8
Evansvllle 21.0 15.4 -3.1
bt. Paul u.o 7.3 o.i
Dubuque IS.? 7.3 -0 1
Davenport 15.U Co -0.1
Keokuk 15.9 C.7 -0 3
Ix-3 Moines z.t -0.1
Peoria 14 0
Itraftcn 13 0 .... ....
Omaha 11.0 7.0 0.0
Kansas City ... - 21.0 .3 -P.:
lioonvllle IM.'i .... ....
Hermann ....... 24 o c.7 ....
Bt. LOUIS 3D 0 12.7 -0.3
Chester 3'M 10.4 -o.S
Cairo 45 0 liU.S -2 5
Memphis - 23.0 20 4 -V 9
tattle Rock ., 33.U 7.S -0 5
Vlcksburg 45u 41.1 1)1
Shreveport 29.0 6.7 -II 3
New Orleans IC 0 13.9 v.u
Kite. -fall. .
It. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official.
Utter Fore-emit.
The rler at St. Louis will falL
River and Business.
Harbor gauges marked 12 5 feet Saturday,
thowlng a decline ot .4 of a foot In the last 24
hours.
Business along ths rlrer front wu talrly brisk
In the forenoon, and cotu-lsted chiefly of out
bound shipments.
Weather bright end mtld.
To-Day's Weather.
Fair and cooler.
Arrived.
Columbia Chester
Spread Eagle Urs.r-.cn
BUney Burlington
Bald Eagle Peoria
Chester Cap Girardeau
Departed.
Spread Eagle ...t Alton
.Columbia. St. Mary's
Bald Eagle Peoria
India GIvens .. ,, Hamburg
City ot StuTfleia Hamburg
CltCf Paducab Tennessee RUer
Sidney Keokuk
River Rialto Brevities.
Mrs. J. M. Truslow departed last night for a
round trip on me niy oi jr.
Paducah. on which her
nusband Is clerk.
The Harvester reached St. Ijnils last nlaht
from Cairo, with a tow of three barges ot grain.
The City ot Clifton mil arrive to-morrow
morning from the Tennessee River.
Mrs. II. T. Allen. Miss N". Gardner and Miss
C. MInegroe left yesterdsy on the City of Pa
ducah for a trip up the Tennessen River.
The exiurslon which itas to have been made
to-day by the Spread. Eagle has been postponed
until Mav 19.
Captain Ieaae Mason. ex-City Auditor and for
merlv cenera.1 roen&ger ot the Anchor Line, waa
a visitor on the river front jeaterday morning.
The Grey Eagle will reach St Louis to-morrow
morning from Cape Qlracdeau. and will
leave In the afternoon for the same port.
The kidney cleared yesterday afternoon for
Keokuk with a long list of psasenxers. among
whom was a. arty of St. Louis wheelmen, on
their way io Louisiana.
Tim Itetrend A. it. Block, wife end daugh
ter were pafs.nrers on the Cltv or Paducah.
which departed last night for the Tennessee
River.
The City of Providence left last night with a
nartr of cxrurslonlats on a trio down the river.
The boat will leave this rnornlner on the flrt ot
Its regular SundajrVxcuralon trios to Chester.
The India OKejis cleared sesterday afternoon
lor Hamburg with a good trip.
By Trlesrraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS. w
ralro. 111. Mav 11 The river Is falling rap
Idlv. and the rauge reads 2.S feet, a fall of 3.x
feet during the last twenty-four hours. The
weather Is clear and cola. Ths City of Memphis,
from St, Louis, arrived at U: last ntght with
a big trtn: She duwhare-ed a few sundries, made
no additions, and denarted for the Tennessee
River at midnight. The Carrie V. departed south
at 1 p. m. The Georgia Lee.' from St. Louts with
a fair trip, arrived at t:J0 p. m-rshe discharged
a few suclrl's and ts making additions: she will
St seventy-fir tons, and will t awar for
erophis at midnight- Tha Rees Lee telephoned
that she "would arrlv on her sray to Bt. Louis
t G o'clock lo-morrow raornlnr. The Harrv
Brown. Fred Hartweg and Tornado-, with coal
-tows, from Louisville on their way south: they
will probably pas down Monday Tha T. H. Da
vis, with a ioir of empties, arrived from 'St.
Louis at i0 P. tn. Tha Oakland Is due from
New Orleans. The Harvester and Hill City were
arround at Rte- uenesiev Bend this morning.
Ther '- fsM to be eight feet of water there,
bill it is -Mril to' and. owinr to the tact that
Sr-- &ev:U channels and the mala ihansl
DHnUHireO FROM
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Patterns,
UM'UIMMKD HATS.
Haud-iuude Soft Italian Braid
Hats, In a good us
borttntnt of colors.
19c
.old generally at 00c. ..
Bunch of Bluetts and loie8..5o
"White Duck Tunis 15o
While Ready-to-We-.il- Hats..25o
Children's .Jnrden Hat.,
15c.19c.25c. 39c, 45c
Children's) Trimmed m (T.
Leghorns 0.C
TRIMMED HATS.
To-morrow we place on .sale the
balance of the Rlegelman
Trimmed Hats at three prices,
69c, $1.25 and $1.95
TMD AMERICAN" BI1AUTV.
This Is positively the newest Shirt
Waist Hat on the market.
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Trimmed with rich quality
L-n quainy
$1.39
wnne nuerty
bilk SCO
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Black 1'ancy Braid Bonnets.. 59o
)RS
Fancy Decorated
Cups and Sau- Q
cers, set of oat"
Plata white Bowls
and Pitchers (large
size), worth AQ
89c, at ."
White Porcelain
2-at. Blizzard Ice
Cream tl 1Q
Freezcrs.nt.'fli 13
4:ot. White lit.
hlith
49c
Freczsrs, 0 Q
special at..
v.
Q0
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Ice Cream Dishes
at"-...10C
Dinner Plates, 0
at. each wb
e
Ice Picks and
Plain white Ml
Chisels, choice
at "
Solid Steel Grass
Hooks, in.
at IUt
Steel Garden Op
Trowels, at.,-....
tard Cups,
at, each
100-plece Fancy
Decorated Dinner
hcl;; all largo
pieces, worth SIC00,
te.....9B
Is not yet defined. It Is thought that the Mc
Dongall will find it difficult work to get over.
The remainder of the river is reported to bo in
good shape.
Burlington, la.. May 11. The gauge shows tho
present etagc of water to be & feet Su Inches.
a tall of IiJ Inches since the latt leport- weather
olear and cooler. Tho W. 1. Young In and out
from Davenport. The Elolse hi and out with
excursion from Dallas. The Isaac Staples and
I.lzjlo Gardner passed down vlth lumber rafts
"to-day. Tha Dubuque will b up for St. P.iul
to-nlrht. The rafter Saturn, which Is th J. II.
Douglas rebuilt, and given the nam? of tho boat
that burned mens: with tho Volunteer, lost a
rudder and had her wheel Oatnaped In a stonn
north ot Burlington last night. She Is now un
dergoing tepalr A log raft got away from her
In the excitement, but tho largest portion or It
was captured.
Grand Tower. 111.. Mav 11. City of St. Louis
up at 2 a. m ; Grey Eagle down at 9:30 a-- m.:
Georglo I.ce duvvn at 11 a. tn.; T. II. Davis wrih
una empty barge- down at 11 a. in.: J. Y. Lock
woud arrived J&ttu at 9 a. m. with ten empty
cars and departed for Crystal City at It a, m.
wllh twelve cars coal. H, J. tMieeler up at I
I. m. Tli- lllll city Is aground at Ste. Gene
vieve. The gauge reads 13 feet, a fall or .2 of
a. foot in last 21 hours. Wea'ther clear and
warm.
Memphis. Tenn.. Hay 11. The river here
rtands 30 4 feet en the gautre, a fall of .9 of a
foot In tho last 21 hour-. The l"erd ilerold lc
parted at 5 p. nt for Cairo with a fair trip. Tho
Kate Adams arrived this evening from Arkansas
Cltv- mij returns ilonJas. Tho Wash Honsholl
with a tow of coal passed south at 10 n. m.
llectlpts by river to-day were 5 bales cotton.
l'aducah, Ky.. May 21. Gauge reads 2C.1 feet
and falling. Woolfolk to Cairo at 8:15 a. m.
John Hopkins to Evansvllle at 10 a. m. Ten
nessee to Tennessee River at 6 p. m. City of
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THE DHimiW I OHLL
Four Silk Items
Tha.t Are
Honest Money-Saving Values.
35a Black Habutal I pieces of Waterproof
Fart Black Habutnl, sold regu- Tg
larly for Ho the uul-Uoston's TriO
Special... JJ
43c Taney Wulst Tufteta We bouuht from
a large Importer of silks S.WO yards of
Wash Taffeta, made to retail for M tr
73c the yatil Boston's Special iX t
l'llce Jt
iSc. Black TufTeta A manufacture t'n lot of
ow junw uriKUl iiillHii .UJacK Taffet.t,
iiKui-nciKiii- strung iik, worth
75c Boston's Special
I'rlce
49c
93o Black Grenadines S pieces of Satin
Stripe double-thread JJlacI; Urfiiadinrd a
little lot picked up by us 25 per cent cheap
er than icgular price as we buy. rT
tu we tt-ll worth J1.3J Boston's M t
Special Vtlce J Jt
GROCERIES.
SUGAR
Best Eastern Granulated,
10 pound!,
.55c
33c
....4c
....4c
12c
..10c
cofkei:-
Blanke'." Fjiust Blend, whole
or pulverized, per lb
l'Rusr.si
fancy California.
per pound
RICI3
Fancy full-head Japan,
per pound i
co.inivrio
1 can Sugar Corn,
1 large can Tomatoes...
C1DKR VIM3GAR
Quart bottle, guaranteed
pure
SOAP.
I
Falrbank's Laundry.
Ic
per oar
(a bars to customer.)
Wood frame (Chal
lenge) Wringer,
jj' 98c
100 feet Cotton
Clothesline. in.
worth Iflo. at... lUfc
Large House Clean
ing sponges C.
at "
4-ft. Ironing IQp
Boards at ,3
Galv. Hefrts- in.
erator Pans at . I "
10-qt- Tin Dish 111.
Pans at '
Gasoline and Gas
Stove Ovens, double
wall. S hole, 1 JQ
special at !
Yt Sauce Pans, heavy
tin, per OQ.
set .
3 - burns? Gasoline
Stoves. 0 08
Special at i30
Solid Steel
Knlyes
at, each t
Table
....3c
Memphis passed up the Tennessee at S a. m.
Clifton la due out of Tennessee River to-night.
Dick Fowler leaves Monday on her regular trip
for Cairo. Weather clear and pleasant. Busi
ness quiet.
Chester, 111.. May 11. River falling: gauge 10 t
feet. Weather clear. Boats up: Chester at 11
last night: City of St. Louis, a a, m.: Jamea Y.
Loekwood and barges. 6 p. m. .Boats down: Gray
Eagle, 11.30 last night; Georgia Lee, 2:30 a. m.
Tender In and out on time. BUI City due down.
Capo Girardeau. Mo . May 11. Tha City of St.
Louis passed up at 10 p. m. last night. The
dray Eagle down. 12 30 p. m., and departed for
Commerce 2 p. tn. The Rees Lee down. 1 p. m.
Duo up Gray Eagle, 3 p. m. River fulling.
Warsaw. III.. May 11. Gauge reads 9.3 feet, a
fall of .1 in the past twenty-four houre. It Is
cloudy and cool. Dubuque passed up at 6 p. in
surer Creseent In and out.
I5UlsvlUe. Ky.. May 11. River stationary; S
feet in canal: i on falls: 1S.5 below locks. Clear
and warm.
Wheeling. W. Va.. May II. Hirer 9 feet 3
Inches: irlng. showers.
Cincinnati. O , May 11. River 18.6; riling.
Fair and cool.
Pittsburg. Pa., May 11. Illver $ M fet; station
ary Italnr.
Evansvllle. Ind . May 11. River 15 feet; fall
ing. AVI 11 French In Knells...
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St. Charles, Mo., May 11. The Reverend
Julius A. Freldrlch, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church In this city, has an
nounced that lie will conduct the Sunday
evening services In the English language.
This change is made to meet the wishes
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704 Olive SU Cor. 7th St, New Republic Bta. SL hmm. Mo.
Office Hours: ! a. m. to P. m.; Hon., Wed, fchd 8at.4o l:S0 p. m. SondJur. 10 to 1
Black Dress Goods.
All the new stylish weaves in black goods
sold for full dresses and skirts at less than
manufacturers' cost.
A Special Black Skirt Item.
4-vard nattern of our double, warn hard'
finished sponged and shrunk Serge,
eold regularly at Tic yard, guaranteed
, guaranteed
$1.35
worm J.w. wxiuo
20 patterns last,
for the full pattern
$1.M the DrefJ9 Pattern; 147 Dress Patterns
of 7 ynrus eacn, rich JiacK Mohair ana
jiunair aim
$1.50
wool Grenadines, guaranteed
worth JOc tho yard:
Boston'n Special Price
49c Black Plerolu, 900 yards of beautiful
raised figured Mohair and Wool Plerola
Clotns. manuiacturea to
sell for 75c ths yard: Boston's
Special Price, the yard
49c
A Colored Dress Goods Sna.p.
:;c Satin Solells, 12 pieces of new Pastel
spring shades, in neat, small figured Satin
Uolells, guaranteed worth f"
Wc the j urd; Tho Boston's JlC
Special Price "'v
Deep
Cuts in
Wall Paper.
A well-selected stock. In the newest de
signs mid colorings In Wall Paper, at
close to one-fourth the price.
Bedroom Papers, the choicest
papers ever sold for Monday, lt
per roll 12
Gilt and Ollmmer Papers, suitable for
purlors, halls and stores, with
9 or IS Inch border, X.
per roll '
Varnished Gold Papers, regular
price 20c during .this
sale, per roil
Varnished Tiles for kitchens
and bathrooms, sold all
oyer for 33c ,
...15c
McC&U's Patterns
for JVNE now in.
FREE Ks PMlefn
Laces and
Embroideries.
73 pieces ot Elegant Made Torchon I .ace
and Insertions to match, from 2 to. 4
Inches wide, 10c and 13c values A-,
Monday, at, yard
200 pieces of Hamburg and Swiss Inser
tions, for shirt waists, from 2 to 3 Inches
wide worth 8tie and 10c ard Ai.
Monday, at, yard T2
125 pieces of Hamburg and Swiss Edgings,
and Insertions, from 2 to ft Inches wide-,
worth 10c and 15o yard 7l
Monday, at, yard 73
IS pieces of Black and Cream Renaissance
Lace Allover IS inches wide worth EOo
yard Monday VftU
Special, yard. "
Z doxen Ladles' Leather Belts,
brown and tan worth 39c
each Monday at. each
in black,
2Ic
of a large number of the younger mem
bers of the congregation, who have lost a
perfect knowledge of their mother tongue.
The first English services will probably be
held on Pentecost evening. May 26.
STABBED HIM ELEVEN TIMES.
Fatal Termination of Quarrel Over
a Game of Cards.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Danville. 111.. May 11. Ed Caumlnt fatally
stabbed Henry Haubrey this evening. He
stuck a long knife blade Into bis victim
eleven times.
The trouble arose over a game of cards.
Caumlnt so far has escaped arrest.
HARRINGTON IS ACQUITTED.
Slayer of Charles Adams Freed
a
JlU'V.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ozark, Mo., May 11. The Harrington tase
went to the jury at 9 o'clock last night, and
at noon to-day they returned a verdict ot
not guilty.
W. R. C. EUCHRE The Logan W, R. a
will give a progressive euchre Tuesday even
ing. May 21, at 8 o'clock, at West End Hotel.
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COs'S BIG STOCK
Imported and Domestic
Wash Fabrics.
To the Early Buyers: One case of Rem
nants, In 10 to 12 yard lengths. M
Figured Dimities, worth 12',ic yard 4C
S to 10 o'clock Monday, jard w
50c Silk Ginghams for 25c yard.
Alt our Imported Silk Ginghams
25c
our regular uOc quality
Monday at, ard
25c Pongee Foulards, 12-c yard.
S3 pieces of Foulaj-d Pongee a beautiful
soft light-weight fabric. In all tha New
Coloring?, with white. Don't miss this
cloth If jou want a swell
cheap dress; regular price
He. -Monday i
12c
16c Corded Brazil Lawns, 9c yard.
Ci pieces, picked up at less than manufac
turers cost 3: colorings ana
styles: will wash and wear
well: Monday
9c
White Goods Dept.
Specials for You Monday.
India TJnon. our regular 12'io fl-
quality Monday
A full 12-yard piece of Longcloth; worth
i.3a Jionuay.
for the full piece ...
lie Fancv Figured
' Pique Monday
2: Heavy Welt Pique
Monday 33c Mercerized Wasting.
Monday
$1.00
10c
..18c
25c
3 Bi Linen Specials
60c Turkey Red Table Covers; Re
size 13-8 Monday, each AJC
12Hc Blfcached Honey Comb Towel9, red
and blue border, size n t
22x4S-Monday, each ' 7C
49c SS-Inch Double Dies Damask, 1C
yard 3C
Domestics and
Wash Goods.
1.500 yards 4-4 Heavy Un
bleached Muslin: worth 7!J
will go on Monday at
2,000 yards 35-Inch Cream
Curtain Scrim: worth Cc;
will go on Monday at
5c
3c
10.009 yards Shirting Calico, light colors,
stripes and small patterns, suitable for
awto lui
3ic
men s snirts anu small
children's dresses; worth
Hc; will go on Monday at
3,500 yards 4-4 Bleached Muslin
(Hill's Semper Idem): worth
ll-3c; will go on Monday at..
6c
ISO pieces flne French Dress Sateens, ele
gant designs and all the A
new- colors: worth 13c and IIIC
V'.ie: will go on Monday at !'
doxen 72x90 Ready-Made Unbleached
'Sheets, for- full size T -
beds; worth 49c;
will go on Monday at
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Postal Telegraph Cable Co,
Mala Oflee. Laclede BalleHac.
FOURTH AND OLIVE STREETS.
400,000 Miles Wire: 3,000 OSeoa.
TV woald h pleased to hdadla jobs
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STEAMBOATS.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
EIBLE PICKET C0MP1NY.
Str. OREY EAOLE. Kondaya aad Fridays at
&m., for Crystal City, Su. Oeoevlev-e. ciiesur,
rand Tower, cap Olrardeau. Commeroe aad
way landings. ,
FOB IIXIXOM BXTKB.
. ir-J?'L1L;AaIJ tot Peeta and way land.
'Masse - HsrftAt.
. CHESTER CAPS QIRARDEAU
LINE Railroad Time, istiamet
CUESTER will leave whartboat. Mot
et Locust St., every Tuesday. Thursday and
Hatuday at 4 o'clocH.P. m., prorepUy. for Fort
Cbartrsa St. Oenarleve, Chester, Clearvilla.
Eetcety-sut. Wittenberg. Grand Tower. Neeleys
and Cap Girardeau. Through bills of lading. aaa
tickets td Sostbern Missouri and ArkansaaTllall
road points. Phones: Bell. Mala 1119 and 4A;
atlnloch, A H ,j,0 E xiABsENOALK. Agent.
DIIMONDJOLINESTEIIERS
For Clarksrllle. Louisiana. Hannibal. Qulncr.
La Orange. Canton. Warsaw, Keokuk, XaUYOQ,
Fort Madison and Burlington,
STEAMER SIDNEY
Leaves Tuesday, May II. 4 p. m.
13AAO T. LUbK. General Agnt-
COLUMBIA PACKET CO.
The only regular Ste. Genevieve, Bt. Marys and
Chester paeket
STH. COLUMBIA
Leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 2 P. m. from Diamond Jo whartboat. Recelv
lag dally. Phone Main Z447A.
HUNTER BEX JENKINS- Ast-
ST.LOUISiTENHESSEE RIVER PACKET GO.
, fB a. Str. CITY OP CLIFTON will Lava
la.'HfjtTsf whartboat foot, of Pine street, oa
,'rSia- -jvedn'sday. May 15. at 5 p. m., for
Chester. Cnnd Tower. Cape Olrardeau Cairo.
Paducah and all point on Tennessee lttver to
Florence, Ala. Phone Main A and A112.
JNO. E. MASSENOALE. Agt.
FOR "JEW ORLEANS,
Cairo. Memphis, Helena, areehvllie, Vicksbnrg.
Natches. Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge and all way
points.
STEAMER CITT OP ST. LOUIS.
Jas. M. Orasty. Master: E. Rose Powell, Clerk,
leaves from wharfUut. foot of Olive at.. Satur
day. May IS. at t p. m. JOHN BIRD, Agent.
I'M r.e Main 100C
LEE LINE STEAMER
To Memphis fT.OO-Roaad Trip tU.oo.
including Ji0 ana. Berth.
Str. REES LES wUfleava wharf
boat foot of Pin street Tuesday.
. asajr n p..m., tor v-aester.
Grand Tower. Cape Girardeau. Cairo.- Memphis
and all way landings; taking freight to landings
Stoutl? to Vlcksburg anf Arkansa River to
Pin Bluff. Phon.i Main MA and Ktnlsch A 11.
JNO. E. MASSENOALE. Agent.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
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