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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. JUNE 1. 1902.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY
Bojs' 25c Hats, 5c.
WEEK
THE FINAL
Men's 50c Hals, 25C
lien's Crash nats-la
plaids, stripes nd
nlain colors the FA.
DEMOCRATS CONVENE
Children's Sirs w Hats
plain and fancy
braids 25c kind
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klnd- P5i4l
Monday st-'C?
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only
5c
STORE FOR REWT- OF-
FIXTURES FOR SALE. THE
CENTUR
FORMERLY
BROADWAY .nd
Harmonious Meeting at Belleville
Presided Over bv Maurice V.
Joyce of East St. Louis.
BOSTON
Lois of BflRGfilNS for TO-MORROW!
READ THBM!
FR.ANKLIN Ave,
No Competition to This Sale! Going Out of Business! Goods Must Be Sold, No Matter What They Bring!
Merchants Should Take Advantage of This Great Sale! Choicest Goods -20c to 50c on the Dollar!
CONGRESSMAN KERN INDORSED.
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Delegates to Congressional and
State Conventions Selected and
""oiinty Committee Chosen
Xo Instructions.
Democrats of St. Cialr County held their
County Contention in Belleville yesterday
afternoon. It was an harmonious and en
thusiastic contention, and augurs well for
the success of tho Democratic campaign
this fall. Half a dozen candidates for vari
ous State olllccs tvero present and accord
ingly no Instructions Mere given tho dele
gates, who, honever, are In favor of J. I.
Pickering, candidate for Clerk of tho Su
premo Court.
R. D. W. Holder of IV-llevllle, chairman of
the County Central Committee, called tho
convention to order, and Fred Moeser of
TrceburB, secretary of the County Central
Committee, read the call. On the recom
mendation of the ExecutHe Committee
3Inurlco V. Joyce of East St. IjOuIs was
unanimously chosen chairman of the con
vention. Fred J Italtz of Mlllstndt was
selected secretary and Frank A. IJehymer
and Cnas. A. Frank, assistants.
Committees v. ere appointed to select dele
gates to attend the State and. Con-Tfuional
convention and to i elect a new Count.
Central Committee and n Committee cm
Resolutions. Durlns the Interval p"tclus
Were made by J II. Matiack of Chester,
candidate for Clerk of the Appellato Court;
.Luther Dearborn of Chicago. Jnmc Llnglc
of Union County aspirants for Clerk of Hie
Supreme Court. J. Nick Perrln. the "sllver
tonftued orator of Esrypt." made a charac
teristic Democratic speech.
'Names of delegate selected to attend the
OotiKre"lonnl Contention are:
Belleville G. IV. Merkcr. Gcorce Sclb.
Jule nirchof. Fred Winter. "William Dau
bach. Nltk Falsettl. Sam Swancutt. Adam,
ijtauiler, Amiel Kohl, George Themis,
Adolpli Schlrmer, irfiuls Kllngel, Jr.; F A.
OJchymT, It. D. XV. Holder, James A.
Karnv-r, M. W, Borders, and A. C. Dlek
roan. :-East St. Louis: William Malloy, J. J.
Tonxsend. Ed Meehan, James Jlonahun,
'"Ed Dowllns, Tat Fahey. M. Dunmont 51.
r II. Clause. 1. J. ileyers. William McMnnus,
0. J. Bur's. J. S. Hoover, J. J. 5IcGlynn,
ft. J. Canavan. T. J. Williams. Robert Trau
be II F Fehner. Thomas Knoebel. XV. J.
v N. Jloyors, W. A. Hockaday, James Neillls,
-AS. Vlcn. J. C. Padfleld. J. H. JIcMurdo.
I B. Washburn, Alex. Flannlgan. Theodoro
-Kneedler, F. J. Steger. E 51. Ward. James
Moody, M. J. Carroll. M. B. Sheridan,
James Cullen. James Brew, Harry Punkey,
Thomas Cullen, John Erwin, C. O. Derleth,
C. E. Pope.
Now Athens E. J. Vogel, Louis Sheets.
. Marlssa-Dd H. HuelbTg, Philip Orth.
MIllstadt-F. I Baltr, U C. Dresel, Henry
. Buccher.
Case-ville John B. Huddle, William
Bugg
O'Fallon Henry Evans, Alfred Meyer,
Rudolph Ochs.
Faycttevllle George P. Knecht, John
Beclman.
Xenzburg Henry Heep.
Enceimann John H. Licbltr.
ShlToh Valley George Knowles, Rudolph
Conrad.
jTeebur? Charles Becker, Ered Moedder.
St. Clair Joseph Munle, A. C. Wlechert,
Nle Gundlach.
Sugar Loaf J. F. Simons.
Lebanon Louis Zerwlck. H. J. Becker,
Lee Padfleld. Joseph Pyle.
Onterville Station Joseph Richards, J. B.
Touchrtte, L. J. B. Lctempt, Jules Boneau,
John Palmer. J. C. Jarvls.
Smithton J. A. Miller. Edward HelmB.
Ma-scnutah Carl Montag, Henry Watch
Jbger, Peter Nlschwltz.
. Names of dolegatcs selected to attend
me state uonvenuon are: tjeimoviiie jonn
Schultz, C. P. Flelchbcln, 51. W. Borders,
Wm. Bnder, W. H. Snyder,
East St. Louis Mike Dwyer. C. A.
JIaefele, J. 51. Sullivan, Alex. Flannlgan,
Silas Cook, Doctor Fred Beavers, H. C.
-Htnss, F. C. Smith. O. O. Purdy, M, V.
Joyce. T. B. Bowman, E. C Kramer.
Lebancn J. JJ. Perrin.
Maacontah J. V. Wambaoher.
Prairie de Long and Smithton Fred
Helms.
New Athens and Marlssa Charles Llscber.
Caseyvllle and O'Fallon XV. H. Bowler.
Foyetteville. Leniburs and Engelmon
Wm. CaspersoiL
Shiloh and Freeburg Aloph Knobeloeh.
St. Clair, Surar Loaf and Stitea Robert
Monroe.
Centrevllle Station J. C. Jaxvls.
The new County Central Committee Is
composed of the following:
Belleville M. W. Borders, A. C. Dleok
raan, J. A. Fnrmew Phil Lopp. C. H. Star
ReL "J. P. Foeller. Adoiph Schlrmer, John
Schultz, Ed Wilding, J. S. Carson, Sam
Swancutt, Jr.; William Bender, Jr.; Joseph
Martin. Albert Goelltx and F. A. Behymer.
East St. Louis-James Ferguson, William
N. Dwyor, J. J. Townsend, James Mona
Tuui, John KIckham, Martin Dumont. Ed
Dowllns, F. J. Bug?. P. J. ileyers, J. S.
Hoover, J. J. Kane. T. J. Williams; Martin
Fehner, T. J. Canavan, Frank Erwin,
STEAMBOATS.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
DIAMOND JO LINE STEAMERS.
i lrr- F" Foppleton. Hamburc. Moilera,
itrtlttrSJ Clarkaville, Louisiana, Hannibal.
'A''? Qulncy, Keokuk. Xauvoo, Fort Mad
m and BurllnEton. Sttamer SIDNET leatea
Tuesday, June 3, 4 p. m.,
,FOR ST. PAUL
And Intermadiate Pointn.
STEAMER DUIILQUE
Ltavn Monday, June z. at 4 p. m., from wharf
boat, foot of Washlnston are.
Til. Main MIA. L P. L.V3K, Oaa. Act.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
St. Lools - Chester-Caps Glrardeaa Line.
Dally Service.
9TR. CITY OF SHEFFIELD.
Will leav wharfboat, toot of Pisa atnMt, Moa.
liara. WedDMdara and Fridays at 4 p. m. ro
Grand Tower and all tandlac.
STR. CUEbTER
WIU lar Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays at
4 p. m. for Cap Otrardaau sad all principal
landlsfa. Quick time, txat acoommodaUona.
Phoaac, Ualn 48A anj A 111.
JOHN M. MA8alXOALE. Altnt.
' LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphis, 97.00 Round Trip, 910.00
Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester, Or&nd Tower, Cape Girardeau,
Cairo, Memphis and aU way tandlnira, taxis.
treUht for all way laaOlnt tbli aid ot Naw
Orleans and landlnss en Arkansas Itlver to Pint
ruuff
KEES LEE, Tuesday, June 3, t p. m.
PBTEItS LEE. rrlday. Jim. 4, I p. m. V
From wbartboat, foot ot Utlve .t.
Faonea: Main lOca; Klnlocn A "U.
W. E. AlblU. Com. Act.; D. H. Coanors. Oca.
EIQLE PICKET GOMPAHY
Tho Only- Side-Wheel Steamer tor
CAPE GIRARDEAU, COfitiERCE
And aU way lasdlncs, ataaratr Cap OlrmrdNua
leaves whaxfboat foot of Vis at. Mosdaya iwl
PMdays. s p. tn.
Illinois Rlren
tr. Bald Eaila far Peoria tvad all way Unilnis.
Wtdciesdays and Batsrtajs. 4jb.
P110Q4 aoAla as. a. w.
LXTHE. Arant.
ST. LOUIS TBNNBSSEB BIVER PACKET CO
Foe Cbaater. Wlttmberjr. Grand Tow
er, Cap Olrardean, Cairo. Paducah
and all ootsts on Ohio. Cumberland
and Tannrfss rivers.
btbamzr crrr or memphib
WIU Icar wbarfboat. foot of Pin at, Monday,
Jus i. MX p. w.
JlfO. B. MA3SENOAIE, Arent.
Phoas Main 4CA and Klalocb A lit.
COLUMBIA. PACKET CO MP AST.
Tc enty prolar Sta. Oaotvlrra, St. Marys ut
CBsstar packet.
STBAKXR COLUMBIA,
biva (Ttrr Ttwsday. Thsrsdar and Saturday
St 4 r bl. from Blamoad Jo wnarfto&l
HUNTKn BEN JENKDf 8. assaxal Arat.
nsssJaalnUsTA.
f
SO: Silks and Satins, 19c.
0 yards Silks and Satins. In nearly
ever' color and shade, rerular IQ
prlee up to too now, pjr yard.. ISlw
SI 00 White lirociils Satin. 35c
MO jardi White Brocade Sutln. CS In.
wide, a beautiful quality. regu-OC-,
lar price 00 per yard, non.... OtCr
65c Camel' s-Hair Sjrxc, 25c
yards Black Camel's Hair Serge, all
wool, 10 Inched n Ide, regular prlcerc: ,
Cc per yard now CUb
WHITE DRESS
GOODS.
LESS THAN KULF.
25c RIBBONS 5c.
5(Ajard heavj nll-allk Satin
Oros OfIn back, Assorted
eharjc. 2, 2U an 3 Inches
HWfc
jp in
per jar
10c InCta
Linen
4c
5C
Q'Ac
8.MC
IOC
S.OM vanls Illack Patln r.lb
tons, 1!4 Inches wide, O
tormerlv C now .. ..dZv
50c RIHGS 5c,
8I RINGS 25c.
ljiJIer or ChiMrena' plain or
cr graved and rt with atones
f e erj arlty rlnp that
formerly told at Mc OCn
ana Jl-nnw ... . OC
I5c, IOC, 5c
50c BELTS I5c
Ladica' Peltp, fancy llorocco.
5al or patent leather, also
ticked fabric belt, formerly
up to Wo-noir iCa
cur own cholca Iww
12'ic India
Llnm
lie Xnl!a
Linen
Wc India.
1.1 n en
2Cc Indl
I-lnen
I9C
Organdie ,
CO yards Whlta Orsnnl!, AZ In
T.Iie TfWMIRT pne J
i9c
Pr jartl, now fcr
ic IVench Kainook.
40 Inches wHs ... .
IOc
2S( Lnc StrtpM
i?c Imported
Madras Cloths ..
IOc
.... 19c
I2c Embroidery
and Laces, 3c.
7'ic. 10c and 12c Em- s
broideries and Laces ..(
GBRPETS AND
DRAPERIES
HV3 & Vx VALUE.
50c Window Shades, J9c
coo but on -mnaow sh-fl,
rrounted m test iprinc IQn
roller?, 50c talue ...,ww
S3 end $3.50
Lace Curtains, $1.49.
300 pairs Isice Curtalm. 3',;
lc. ltc and rto Em
broideries and Laces
Sc and IOc Em
broideries and Laces
40c and Ma Em
broideries and Laces..
Holdings ICO-yard
fcrool Silk
Beldlne's
Uuttonhole Twist
Motions Less Than
Half Regular Price
ra lone and up to 6) Inches
wide, reicular price J3 00 ani
JSM a polr, jour CI ACk
choice, per pair .. . Hlr?7
$20 and S22.S0
Room Rugs, $10.
75 BrUFsMs Room rfugs Mze
9 by 12 feet, of beat duality
DrUMiclt. beautiful patterni.
13Sft&8 and$I0.00
50c Linen Warp
Jap Matting. 19c
1&) roll, but Linen Warp Jap
Mattlnr. all carpet deslirns;
rcular 50c ir.
John Clark's Ztt.yard
Spool Cotton, per epooi....
10c Water Proof and
Skirt Hlndlnc all
colors, per yard
Cc Brush Fklrt Blndlnr.
all colors, per yard
Our best Odorlers Dress Qr
Shields, per pair 3w
Iull' Belt Hose Support
era, 2So value, I gs
your choice lub
E-Hook Corset
Sateen oorered,
qcallty, at IS7 0
James Donahue, James Nevlll, A. S. Vlen,
TV. H. Hockaday, Fred Sieber, F. J. Steger.
II M. Ward. Hy. Kens haw, C. H. Utley, M.
J. Carroll, Joseph Cullen. Jaires Warren,
George O. Purdy, Tom Cullen, M. V. Joyce,
James Moody, E. C Kramer and C Q. Der
leth. New Athens William Gelger, B. J. Vogel.
St. Clalr-Joaeph Munle, Aug. a Wlech
ert. W. B. Davis.
Smithton Ed Helms. X. O. Phillips.
Freeburg F. X. Hetlegenstelnn, Fred
Bosser.
Engelman Hy. V. Llebls, Peter Selbert.
Pralre du Iong Fred Relss, Albert Kar
burcek. Fayettavllle John Blellman, John Wlel
mueuster. Stltes Robert Monroe.
Strokey B. B. Ogle, J. W. Phillips.
O'Fallon W. II. Evans, Domlnlck Zlntz
man. Shiloh Valley Hy. B. F. Frederick,
Nicholas Teasdale.
Caseyvllle Ed Bevirt. Hy. Kublltz.
Conterville Casper Slekman, Jule Jnrvls,
John B. Touchette, Jr.
Millstadt W. XV. Baltz, John Mcrtz.
Sugar Loaf Hy. Sopp. J. F. Simon.
Mariraa Ed Huelblg. William B Borders.
Lebanon L. Zerwlck, Joseph Pylc, L.
Padfleld.
Mascoutah Carl Montag, Peter Nich
wltx, George F. Wambacher.
A resolution eulogistic of the Into J. P.
Altgeld was Introduced by Frank Hanni
and was upanlmously adopted. The other
resolutions were:
"We. tho Democrats of St. Clair County,
in convention assembled, present the fol
lowing resolutions:
"Resolved, That, in view of pending con
ditions, we hereby emphasize our position
in favor of legislative relief from the evils
of trust formations, and as believers in.the
doctrines of equal lights to all and ..pedal
privileges to none, reiterate our adherence
to all the fundamental principles of De
mocracy "Resolved, That, In view of his course In
Congress, through his unswerving fidelity
to the Interests of his constituents and his
unfailing labors in behalf of the people, we
heartily commend the Honorable. Fred J.
Kern and point with pride to his 'ecord."
MAfYUAL TRAINING BXHIUITIO.V-
The Shepard School at Miami and Salena
streets will conduct an exhibit in domestic
science and manual trainlnc Juna 5. from
2 until E p. m. Manual training is receiving
more attention -In St. Louis schools, and
this exhibition promises to be very Inter
esting. A Most Remark-ibis licraedy That
Quickly Restores Loit Vigor
To Hen.
A Free Trial Package Sent By
To All Who Write.
Hail
Free trial packages of u. most remarkable
remedy axe being mailed to all who 111
write the State Medical Institute. They
cured so many men who had battled for
years against the mental and physical suf
fering of lost manhood that the Institute
has decided to distribute free trial pack
ages to all who write. It Is a home treat
mnt and all men who suffer with any form
of sexual weakness, resulting from youth
ful folly, premature loss of strength and
memory, neak back, varicocele, or emacla-
tlon of parts can now cure themselves at
borne.
,om.
Tbe remedy has . peculiarly crateful ef
fect ot warmth and reems to act direct ts
tbe aesireu location, sitjeb sirenstb uid
flerelorincnt just where It is needed. It
cures all Uis ills and troubles that com
from years ot misuse ot the natural func
tions and bas been an absolute success In
all cases. A request to the State Medical
Institute. 1(M0 Elektron bulldln-r. Fort
Wayne. Ind statins; that you deslr one of
their free trial packaccs Trill be complied
with promptly. The Institute Is desirous of
reachlnc that great class of men who are
unable to leave bom to be treated and the
free. sample ivDI enable them to see how
easy It Is to be cured of sexual weakness
when the proper remedies are employed.
Tbe Institute makes no restrictions. Any
man who writes will be sent a free sample,
carefully sealed in a plain packaj-e so that
its recipient need have no fear of embar
rassment or publicity. Readers are re
aoested to write without delax. ,
MfilCT TheRoWH
rwt9 - Kr ti yffji j-ci wjm m. mb HP.jm df- jf Br tfq'
fiflUt. '6t3fa5;57v.&'jri;7!at!aBa jah&r-rzszzo
sSststtMmiWimm mF
SENT FREE ID H
The Sreafesf of Ml Bry Oeodis Bargains Vol Offered ! High-Olass Merchandise
Wc Scotch Dimities, 4c.
3.000 yardi Scotch Dlmltlei. In all the
new colors and patterns, regular A,
10c quality per yard now ."vl
12ic Batiste and Lawns. 5c.
4.2X1 yards Batistes and Lanns. beauti
ful new designs, regular prlr cr
1-':C per yard now Uw
15c Orgtndld and Dimities, 7c.
2.W0 yards Imported Organdies and Dim
ities, popular stles and newest color
ings, regular 15c quality 7 1 r
per yard lj
Housefurnishings,
Ghina, Trunks and
Gasoline Stoves ai
25c values, CZr
Your Own Price.
SI SO Gasoline
ftotea
t 00 Gi.-Ilna
Moies
K 00 Gasollnt
Stoca ....
113 00 Gasoline
Stoea . .
... $2.19
...$2.69
. .$3.89
..$5.69
TRUNKS.
Juft what we eay at your
own pnee
J) ft)
Trunks
trunks
K.OJ
Trunks .. ..
....$2.00
.. $2.50
.$3.00
aaRDEN HOSE.
SS feet J-ply Garden Hose
complete QQs
wlPi coupIIn,e isv
Ti feet Garden IIos. 4-r.Ir.
co-nplcte with (CI OQ
couplings . . .. JPI.OW
SCREENS.
... 5c
7c
..IOc
...5c
Ic
Ncarlng the end. so
get your supply be
fore they are gone.
10.000 Screens, the ad
justable kind, n
worthZk: ?C
1.000 Screen?, hard
w
fiet-
wj.
A
wood :n Inches nlgti, adjust
to S6 Inches wide, ofi
worth 60c MC
PERFECTIOH WATER BOTTLES.
You know what they are
the kind you take apart to
put ico In easily cleaned
2c
untu som - oe
the 93c kind OC
Brush
5c
2c
Carving
Sets.
One lot fine Carrlng
Fcts, worth up to
H.50- OK
until sold..... IOC
SUeL
each..
3c
FORMGRIiT
Rosenthal
tf Lehman
Broadway and. Franklin Avenne.
ALASKAN VOLCANO
TERRIFIES NATIVES
Mount Redoubt More Active Than
at Any Time Within His
toric Period.
SNOW COVERED WITH ASHES.
Explosions and Rumblings in In
terior of Mountain Heard Con
stantly and Tremblings of
Earth Are Frequent.
I Tacoma. Wash., May 31. Mount Redoubt.
I In Cook "Inlet Country. Alaska, has been
pouring out.dense volumes of smoke for over
a week and a few nights ago spouted out
flami.
The natives are gTeatly terrified, and
many have sousht safety in flight to the
farther end of Kenal Peninsula.
For several days volcanic ashes have been
falling. The snow for many mUes In every
direction from Mount Redoubt Is covered
with ashes, and Montague Island In Prince
"nam souna. eiso is covered.
Explosions and rumbling In the interior of
' the mountain are heard almost constantly
and earth tremblings are of common occur
rence. Mount Redoubt is more active at the pres
ent time than it has been within historic
period. It has smoked at intervals, but
nothing has occurred comparable to Its pres
ent state of activity.
"few Illnoia Corporations.
REPUB..IC SPECIAL.
Springfield. 111.. May 3L Certificates of
Incorporation were issued to-day by Secre
tary ot State Rose as follows:
The Kconomical TaD Comsanr. Chicago: capi
tal, H0,(-CO: manufacturlne brewers' luppllea. In
corporators Thomaa F. bbcrUan. Henry I. Cro
mer and J. E. Rupp.
Tbe Old Salem Creamery Oompiny, Fetenburc;
capital. U.I&0: manufacturing butter and cbeeso.
Incorporators Charles P. Horner. Henry C. Iev
erlnc and W. H. Houzhton.
The Ha.ktll OenUl Laboratory Company. Chi
cago; cap'taL J2.K): doing dental laboratory
work. Incorporatora Jame-- E. Keefe. George
ilorgenthau and Jamea E Uaneoclr.
Tbe Howard Grain. Mercantile and Elevator
Company. Howard: capital, iS.0C-J: dealing In
Kraln and general mercantile business. Incorpora
tora c. G. Garter. George L. Beattr and W. 3.
Hlnton.
S. D. Child & Co. Chicago: capital, OSO.OW;
printing, engraving and itatlonary buslneas In
corporatora Jerome A. Smith. Albert H. Chllda
and Louis F. Chllda.
The Iroquois Countr Title and Truat Company
Wautka: capital. IT? COO: general abttract and
truat buelneas. Incoroora tors Free P. Morris,
Frank 7U Hooper and Thomas G. Vennum.
The Fashion Livery Company. Chicago; capital.
M.0W- conduct r IHery stable. Incorporatortt D.
Schlliisg. John E Baker and Joseph I McXab.
The Superior Machine and Boiler Works. Chi
eago; capital. Xla.090; reneral machine and foun
dry bra-l-ieea. Incorporato- William H. Pontius.
Peter Wefler and John T. Smith.
The People's Mutoal Telephone Company. Litch
field: capttaL ts.000- operating a telephone ar
terj. Incorporators-a. W. Ralnery. J. R. Paisley
ard Stephen D. Canaday.
The Tree Union Lodge. TJIUn: bfnTo!ent and
fraternal purrxwea. Incorporators J. H. Iro-rs. S.
Lv Thorpe and R. Burdlne.
"Week' Bank Clearincjs.
Terterdas Clearlng-houae aUtement bowed
r-earlngs i7l-t.tf-4- balancea J1,-7.J! Clearings
ISr.SS8, wk were JtS.cts, compared with Uj..
5u,E,l5?'-rK-r- Clrings for tie month were.
J-P- f0"1?- " Xs: the .cor
spondlng month last year. v
20c T5nre ftnrf u'ccpi Mr
3.yj0 yards line Tussores and Lappet
Swiss, choicest pattern-i and col- rf"i
ors, the 20c kind-per yard now.. IJC
25c Swiss Silks. I2U,c.
.0r) yard') Swiss SilksT beautiful assort
mfnt of (olorH and designs, sold every
where at 23c per yard JO iv
now ldH-C
25c White floods, 5c.
2.W yards White Goods In remnants in
fine Lawn. N'ainsook. I". K. Welts.
Ducks, regular price up to CZ
25c per yard now Bs
Ladies' Gowns.
Empire or high neck with
yoko of luce or embroid
ery and ruffles. P ft
75cklnd-now OUC
White Skirts,
With flounce laco Insertion
and lace ruffle. !f5,
75ckind-nOT UC
White Skirls.
v A p
2c DOLLARS,
Deep flounce. 3 rows lace in
sertion, lace runic, clusters of
tiirk anj eitra dust rufil.
K 00 kind Ql I ft
now Vl.lU
Infants' Dresses.
Iji00do7en up - to
turned down4-ply linen Collars.
Corliss Coon & Co . E.1S, Cur
tis A Co. E. A W,. Ilarkcr's, and
Short or lone line Nainsook
or India linen, trimmed with
lino lace or cmlirold- nn.
try. 12.00 value JJoC
other known
loM. Come while
complete. Wc will sell
jou all you want at.
I5c Vests at 5c.
Latest Sheet
iusic
Uncle Sam's Colored Brigade
Come and hear it played
introductory &f
Ladles' Vesta, low neck and
sleeveless, taped, bleached,
white, cream ind pink and
blue. Richelieu rlbted and
lace elect1: former price
iiptoSV:- E
nowOo,8Kc,7Hcand0C
IOc Children's
Vests at ZV3Z.
Low neck and sleeveless,
tapod neck and arms, whlto
or cream 10c OIA
klnd-now O30
price
All the other
at
per copy
2d Floor-
Tho Century will Boon be a thlncr of the)
dollars' worth of Millinery to be gotten rid
until you have seen how we are giving Millinery away.
15c and 25c
Flowers .
S1.00 and $1.50
Street Hats---
$2.00 and $3.00
Street Hats. .
Thousands of
Hat
Shapes,
From 8 to 10 A,
M., 50c Leghorns
SOc and 75c
Flowers
MISS THOMPSON'S DEATH
DECIDEDLY PECULIAR.
Letters From "William Turner of
Perry, Ok., Make Cnse
Myaterlous.
rettjbuc special.
Chicago, 111.. May 3L Whether Miss May
Thompson. Iwho was soon to become the
bride of William Turner of Perry, Ok.,
died as the result of natural causes or was
the victim of the application of the facial
mask of a beauty doctor is yet to be de
termined by the Coroner.
Miss Thompson became seriously ill while,;
me jims-i Mas suit uii uer lace, one uicu
soon after It was removed by Moctor E-,
XV. Johnron. who superintended te treats
ment which was to make the young woru
an physically more attractive.
Lieutenant O'Hara of the police, exhlbSs
a bottle, labeled "poison" and containing
ether, which was found in the girl's ro'm.
Lieutenant O'Hara contends that the euier
was rubbed Into the patient's face and t.iat
she Inhaled tho drug all night and Mas
suffocated. Doctor Springer admits ihat
death may have been caused by some
poisonous lotion rubbed on the glrl"s fe:e.
Asldo from the poison and suffocation
theory 19 another that the girl w j the
victim of a woman's Jealousy. This theory
Is based on several letters written recently
by Miss Thompson's fiance, which rirak of
"danger" and "risk" in a way tKit has
given a complicated aspect to the crie.
.In a letter written by Mr. Turneijon May
15 ho said:
"You tell me not to worry PJbout this
lady at your doctor's, but don't you know
that jealousy Is the worst thing you can
have to ccpe with? 1 certainly would not
give her any chance to have eaiy kind of
revenge that she may think she is entitled
to. just let tne wnoie tnmg drop.
T don't say how often yoif take these
treatments, but If only one k week you
will only miss a few ot rcjost. I would
rather you try and do withcot them than
run any risk."
In a letter written May 2ft Mr. Turner
says:
"Don't forget to keep yc weather eye
on that woman, and If you see any danger
quit the treatment altogetlier."
Five days later Mr. Turner wrote:
"Now. Mary, dearest. If you fancy any
thing with that doctor's iiancee don't run
any risk. Just trot oft 'tp home and put
the time In running on the farm, gaining
strength by natural elecxrlclty rather than
run any chances with that person con
nected with the electrical machine."
The inquest will be 'aeld next Thursday.
Meanwhile Mr. Turner -will have arrived in
Chicago to clear up the mystery attached
to his letters.
-i
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fnl of the Rivera
For U hours ending r g. 7 a. m.:
aaiurua). 3iaj- ji, ij-jz.
IJanger.Gauze Change
Stations.
Pittsburg ..
Parkersburr
Cincinnati .
Loulsillle ..
NaahTllla ..
Kr.
22.0 u.S -ZA
26 0 9.0
69.0 16.4 -2.9
28.0 S.O -0.3
49.0 3.J -0.2
31.0 4.3 -4.1
18.0 2.3 -0.2
S.O 3.S -0.3
35.0 14 2 -0.8
It.t 6.S -).S
13.0 10.3 -0.
15.0 .4 -0 8
Ii.0 10.2 1 Z
(.0 MJ
14.0
23 0
It.O 10 3 -O.t
Z1.0 li.2 1.1
31.0
24.0 11.5 -1.4
30.0 17.4 -O.t
30.0 14.7 "1.2
4S.0 23.1 2.
33 0 12.0 3.0
23.0 17.6 -0.1
43.0 14,3 1.8
23.0 7.3 -0.S
1E.0 i.i -0.2
i
Chattanooga, ,'
Florence ..
Johnsonvlllo
EransrrlUa .....- J T.
St. Paul Z..
Dubuqca ....HM.
Davenport ...M...
KeckUjC
Des Monies Ruslds
Peoria .... ..
Grafton .... ..i....;
Omaha ......- ..,.,
Kansas Ctty. ....'.'.
Boonvllle ....j
Hermann J.. .
St. Loula .......
gerter j ..:
Mempbf-i" ". j7..""'.
Utile Roes?
VickJbure j
Shreveport . .......
New Orient is
Rise, -j -an.
R. J. HTATT.
Local Forecast OfSclaL.
10c Lonsdale Muslin, Sc.
3.W) yards Lonedale Bleached 5Iuslln,
full yard wide, worth 10c per K
yard now Sl
20c Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 10c
W dozen Hemstitched Bleached Pillow
Cases, size 42 by 35, 20c in.
alue now, each I VC
60c Bed Sheets, 39c.
SO dozen Lockwood Unbleached Bed
Sheets, not hemmed 9-4 and SQ.
10-4 Flze, 00c value now 07l
25c Hosiery, 10c
Ladies' fine Maco, fast
black, with double sole
Ladies' Fancy Figured
or Lace Hose
Misses' Lisle finished.
fast black, sizes 5 to
&-
Boys' Double Knee Bi
cycle Hose, sizes 6 to
- date high band
9& now
brands, sizes 12 to
the stock is
Jf) dozen Lidtes, Misses',
5c
Children's and Infants
Iloje. full seamless, fast
colors, up to lie C.
alucs now..... ww
50c Under
wear, 21c.
Men's Plain or fancy Bal
briirean Shirts and Draw
ers, solid colors, stripes
and mixtures former
price 50c and 75c per gar
latest music
I9c
ment now
3fc and 21c.
100
1LLINERY-" F'oor
past only a few daysimore thousands of
of. Do not bo foolish and buy elsewhere
Children's Fine
Trimmed Hats. .
79c
$3.00, $4.00 and S5.00
Trimmed Ot QQ
Hats 01.30!
$9.00, $10.00, $15.00
Trimmed CO OR
Hats.. vZidO
$18.00 and $20.00
Pattern CO QQ
Hats OJiUO
50c Baby
9c
I -Q n ,-,
ISC Caps
Itlver Forecast.
Toe river at St. Louis will fall to-night and
begin to ria by Monday.
River and Dnslness.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 17.1 fet. In
dicating a fall cf .6 In the last 21 hoars.
Bulress along the river front yesterday was
heavier than for any proceeding day during
.tlie week In both receipts ard offerlnKS.
Weather damp and .cloudy.
To-Day'd Weather.
Unsettled, with occasional showers;
Arrived.
Columbia Cre-ter
Spread Ragle Grafton
Sidney Burlington
Chester Capo Girardeau
llaM Eagle Peoria
Departed.
Sidney
Keokuk
1'eorla
. ...1 Attn
iiaiu tagip
Spread Eagle
Chester Cape Girardeau
IHIe of Calhoun ClarksvlIIe
Columbia Chester
River Illalto Brevities.
Th ItaJd Eagle from Peoria was !n nnj out
yeterdaj Si brought up a larja manifest oT
freight and passengers. Oa ths return the passen
ger list was unusually heavy.
Captain JIojs 9 lilllar, who has ben
seriously 111 at his home. No. 3310 Un-ietl avj
nue, wan reported to be much Improved t-y Cap
tain Joseph 8. Manzon, uho was a visitor on
the Lete yeterriar.
Thft Columbia rame In on tlmn with & lar?A
FtocK manifest and 125 passengers. She cleared
in hiit? u4L-ciiKJUia lur witirr una ci, -iar s wun
heavy freight and 100 passengers, li of whom,
were making the round trfc.
Captain John S. Lehman, who died at his
home. Sx. 1S11 California avenue, Friday, aa
one of the best-kno-rn steamboat men along thn
Levee. For years ho was clerk of the fa-nous
rteamr Susie i?ller, but retired from active
service nften years aco.
The Sidney from Burlington arrived yester
day rooming and left for Keokuk at 4 o'clock
In the afternoon. She carried out a large cargo
and the uua! number of passengers.
Earl Ray of Louisiana. Mo.. & nephew of
Captain O. S. Drown, called on the Captain yea-
The Dubuque arrived yet"erday from St. Paul
lth mod freleht natrnnsr. nnil hnw at1n
list. She will start on the return trip for the
sarre city to-morrow afternoon.
Captain P. 9 Drown left !it night for a
visit to Caotaln T. F. Hall at Klmmrrrlck. Mo.
He will return Monrta7 morning
Captain Richard Steven, a vsteran upp-r
river pilot Is III at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Charles Boardman. Xo. 4 MO Eans avenue.
Among the passengers who arrived on tho
St. Paul esterday was a party of fifty excur
sionists, who are making round trip. They came
fr-im St. Paul, La Cross. Wi, and Wenoua.
Minn.
The Cape Girardeau Is du In Monday morn
ing from Commerce and Intermediate points.
She will depart the same afternoon for the re
turn trip.
The Spread Eagle was in from Grafton and
left on her r-gular trip to Alton in the after
noon. She will return In 'time for the excursion
to Alton this rooming.
Tbe Chester left ye-terday afternoon for Cap
Girardeau and way points with good freight and
passenger patronag She will return in time
for the Tuesday trip.
Tbe Belle of Calhoun cleared yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock for Clarksville and the upper
river landings. She took up quite a large num
ber of excursionists.
By Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Cairo. HL, May IL The river nse .7 of a foot
during the past 21 hours: the gauge reads 23.2
feet. Tbe weather is cloudy, warm and threat
ening rain. Tbe Sunshine got away for Cin
cinnati at 9 o'clock last night with a good
trip. The T. H. Davis arrived at 8 p. m. with
3 barges of lumber, which goes to Cincinnati.
She got away at 19 O'clock last night. The Her
man Paepcke from the Lower Mlsllppt arrived
at 19 o'clock last night with 3 barge- of logs.
She returned souib at 0 p. m. The Fred Hartweg
arrived at noon with empties from tbe Ohio
River. She will get away for the south to-slzht.
The Polar Wave arrived Ilgbt from St. Louis
at lp. m. K-.C will get away early to-night for
St. Louis w,ta 2 barges cf railroad ties. Tbe
United States lighthouse tender Joeph Henry
arrived from 21emphls at 2 p. m. She will re
main h-re until Monday. Tbe Peters Lee from
St- Loula with a fair trip; she discharged here
I packages, added CO tens and IS pasengers She
departed for Memphis at S p. m. The H. M.
Hoxle arrived at a p. m. from St. Louis. She
will return to St. Louis to night with : bar-res.
The Dick Fowler arrived and departed on tuns
with a fair trip each way.
Paducah. Kr.. May H. River gauge reads 111.
Ths Dick Fowler departed on time this morolna;
loing at 4 and fe Regular Prices I
7c Percales. 3c.
9M yards Percale, In mill ends, dark and
medium colors, "c value now, C
per yard 02 1
124c Madras Qiaghams, 6ic.
1.EC0 yards 32-Inch Madras Ginghams,
choice of styles, the regular fii-
12'iC quality per yard.j UJl
35c Turkey R-d Damask, 19c
V yards red and white, blue and white.
itecKed Table DaraasK, 60 in. wiae.
regular ioc quality
per yard
19c
Ladies' Suits,
Waists & Skirts
Men's and Boys'
Clothing,
l rritn Ftrtlar 'Em tit.
EOT' SLITS
S-l OQ FOK BOYS'
Cl 0 O 13.00 DOUBLE
llltKAHTED SUITS.
$1 7C JTOK BOYS' CIO
dlsfU ALL WOOL
DOUBLE-BREASTKD
SAIIXR AND VESTEE
SUITS. .
BOYS' TVAISTS A3TD
K-.EE PATS
IP. for Boys' e Mad
40 C ras Waists, all
Ladles SSc Tolka Dot
Drew Sklrta
Ladles' tl K
Lenlm Skirts
Ladlcr tl M Trimmed
Craeh Dris Sk'rti
..37c
.49c
29c
LadleC tl 54 Whit
Lre.stnc F&cqu.
neatly trimmed
KImona
...29c
Ladle' JS0O Black Orrandy
and White InJla Linen Suits,
trimmed with lace ami tuck.
flcunrc skirts, hand- &A QC
aomely TOff! -t.iJU
Li-llea 17.05 splendid ooalltv
Sicilian CO iC
Dr Skirts . .. aui'vO
Ladles SCO Flr-nred Silk an1
r&rdurny Velv.t (I QC
Dtms Sklrta li99
LtuIIn' KC4 ". Dres Pklrt.
ri&ndornely trimmed C0 QQ
with ribbon d'sSO
mis seasons) newest pat
terns. (fin For Boys' 25c
. IWV waists.
IC. For Boys' "TIcKnee
0C Pants, strictly all
wool, patent elastic: waist
bands.
Men's and Young
Men's Suits.
&A CO :For Younsr Men's
W-fiUtJ $1000 Handsome
Cassdmere Suits.
6fi Ola For Yonn-f Men's
OU.aJOtliSO very fine
Suits, latest styles asd
fabrics.
tA CO For Men's HO fine
vtysU) Casslmere and
Cheviot Suits.
J CO For Men's $3.00
dliUOfrood. durable
Pants In checks and strlpea.
Idls' CS 00
TafTet Silk
uress Eklrts.
elaborately trimizml
$9.95
Ladles tl.3 Embrolfienr-trim-med
White India Llnn on
Percale Shirt Walrti wUl
Ladles' U O) Dotted Swiss CQ
and ljwn Shirt Wal5ts03C
Ladies tl.75 Grass Linen.
tVMtn liwn and Dimity
Walsta. all beautl- QC
fully trimmed 33B
Ladies' tun Dark Figured aid
In.llco Illua 41.
Trimmed ItnfSej olO
Ladled $2.00 Percale Wrappera,
jcrrnazi siu, rea ana navies.
naii-iinHi noucce,
sklrta extra wide
.95c
25c Gloves, 10c,
150 dozen Real Lisle Gloves,
black, white or tan, in ft
formerly So now Illv
SILK GLOVES, two clasps,
black with white stitching
or white with black stitch
ing, Xc kind G7r
now Olv
Umbrellas, 25c.
EOO more of those Ladles'
or Gents' English Gloria
Umbrellas, nPA
SOc kind 3C
SILK UMBRELLAS
Ladles or Gents, silver,
pearl, tvory and Dresden
handles, formerly up to
$5.00 now
$1.98, $1.69, $1.48, 95c
50c Veilings, 19c,
500 yards finest Silk Mesh
e, all black and all white,
also black with white and
white with black dots up
to Wc values IQr
per yard now Iwv
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LATEST BAZAAR
PATTERNS.
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WEAK,
WASTING,
STRICTURE!)
Varicocele
Writs To-Day. Do Not Delay.
Any sufferer from STIUCTTIIE and !t off
spring. Varicocele, Prostatitis and Seminal
Weakness, Is Invited to cut out th coupon
herewith, write bis name and addre plainly.
mall n to the St. Jpne Medical Asm . 215 St.
Jame Wdfr . Cincinnati O. and th-y will
send their- Illustrated Treatise, showing tho
pans ci ire mate exuai :
sstem Involved In
uretrral allmentp se
curely sealed, prepaid....
GRAN-SOLVENT Dissolves Stricture
Like Snow Beneatn ths Son. Reiucis
Enlarged Prostate, Slrcngthening the
jcuiuui jjucu an- rcrnver cropping
Drains and Emissions. No Druzs to
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HOME TREATMENT MXofWfhmJklEMB"
We Have Cured flEN In Every City In t'je IAS. and Almost Every Country on EsrtlJ
ST. JflgflES KSDsOflL flSSH., 2,lfTLDJ.ANfg,E3 ClKGiHHATi, 0.
for Cairo with a good trip. The John 8. Hopkins
from Kvansvllle arrived at 1030 this morning and
left at 3 o'clock this evening. The Wash HonelI
ard Fred Hartweg. with tows, passed down th!
morning The T. II. Davis passed up with barge
of lumber for Cincinnati at noon to-day. Captain
Ed Xotand of Memphis Is In the city to-day and
returns to-night. The Government llghtbons ten
der Golden Rod has Just arrived from a trip up
the Tennessee River. The Tennessee Is receiving
a good trip for the Tennessee River. She will not
get away before 7 o'clock.
Memphis. Tenn.. May 31. The river here stands
12 feet on the gauge, a rise of 3 fret In the last
43 hours. The Kate Adams arrived this evening
from Arkansas City and returra Monday evening.
Xo arrivals or departure cf trarslent steamers
tn-day. Judge li H. Hammond of the UnltM
Slates District Court this morning confirmed the
sale of the steamer L!brtr of this place to John
Ilansler for 31.400. Receipts by rHer to-day were
275 sacks cotton aeed.
Chester. HL. May 31. Down boats: Capo
Girardeau at 1 a, re., ret'ra Lee at 1 a. to.
Sheffield at 4 a, m . rolar Wave at a a-m.. H. .
M. Hoxle at 10J0 a. m. Up boats: City ot
Memphis at 7 last nlcht, Chester at 9.30 last
night, J. M. Rlckman and barge for Ste. Gene
vleie at 12 m.. Dolphin No. 3 and barges at
tM p. m Due up: City of Sheffield. Weather
partly cloutly. Gauge reads 11.8 feet and sta
tionary. Grand Tower. 111.. Hay 31. Cape Girardeau
down at 4-30 a. m. Peters Ie down at s-3-) a.
m. Dolphin No- 3 with 3 barges of logs up at t
a. m. Volar Wave down at 830 a. m. II. M.
Hoxle down at 12.20 p. m. City or Shetn-td
arrived down at 11 a. m. and got away for St,
Louis at 7 p. m. Russell Lord In and out this
afternoon. TTe gauge reads 17.2 feet and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Vickshurg. Mlsa.. May 31. Gauge Its feet, a
rise of 1 8 feet- Delta arrived with ISO tons of
freight and cleared for Memphis. Body at the
chambermaid wbo wax lest on the steamer Prov
idence eighty days ago in Lake Palmyra, cut
to tbe top last night.
Cape Girardeau. Mo.. May SI The Cape Glrar
d4au down at 11 a. m. The Lily Is tied up at
north end of Levee. Tbe steamer Cape Glrarde?.u
departed for St. Louis at 8 p. m. River on
a stand at 19.2 feet. Weather cloudy and thrat
enlng xarn-
Buriington. la.. Mar 2L Tbe river la iO f
aoove row-water
mark, a fall of aa inch.
d wann-r. Boats In r.nA ew.,
Weatber cloudy and warmer. Boats in find out
Eiolse from
ne
eokuk, Helen Blair fro-n Daven-
port.
Warsaw. Ill . Mar 21. Gauge rea4a l a r
a rise of .3 of an Inch since last rrport. Cloudy
and cool. Firing Eagle down; SJver Crescent
down and up.
Louisville. Kr.. May 31. River falling; In ca
nal 7 feet 8 Inches: on falls Z fee. 6 inches; below
locks it feet S Inches. Cear ani pleasant.
New Orleans. La,. May 2L Weather partly
cloudy and -varm. Departed Imperial; tbe
Becos.
WheeUnar W. Va.. May 3L-River 7 feet
Inches: falling. Cloudy and warm,
Cincinnati. o May 2L River IS feet 4 Inches:
falling. Clear and warmer.
Evansvllle. Ind., May XL River falling;: 3
feet. Fair and warmer.
Pittsburg, pa.. May 2L Elver 6.4 feet; falllag.
Clear and not.
50c Fringed Table Cloths, 25c.
100 fringed turkey red Tahle Damask,
full size, regular price 50c QC
each now -..... &Vb
25c Tray Cloths, IOc.
SO dozen Momle Linen Tray Cloths, reg
ular price lie each 8 Of
10c Crepe Towels, 6c.
LOW Bleached Crepe Towels, size
13 by Zi. the 10c kind now....-...
6c
HES MO
RS
Ladles' Shoes, high 0C
and low cut swC
Children's Shoes, genuine
vlci kid.. sprint? heels, turn
soleslzes i to ; for- AQn
mer price. TjC now.. t9C
Boys' Shoes, vlcl kid. cox
calf and casco calf, exten
sion soles, sizes 2 to 54:
former price JLaO
now......-..-. ....
..95c
Ladies Low Shoes. Una
vlcl kid. black, oxblood and
tan new shapes, good lit
ters and wearers sizes 2 to
S: former price
11.50 now
98c
Misses: Low Shoes and
Strap Sandals, with bow
and buckle, very stylish.
sizes 12 to 2; former price p
J5Sc
now............
Men's Shoes, fine casco
calf, dongola top, lace and
congress, tip a.nd plain
toes, ail solid leather; for
mer price J2.C0
now...
.$1.39
Ladles' Slipper), ldd, 3
polnt, city made, solid com
fort, sizes 3 to 8; former
prtc75c QC-
now .....uwv
Babies' Shoes and Slippers,
black, red and blue, with
strap and bow. turn soles,
sizes 1 to 5; former AQ
price 73c now r9C
Ladles Shoes, hlch and low
cut. finest vie! kid. exten
s'on and close edges, neat
styles: former
price JijO now.
$1.45
Men's Slippers, velvet em
broidered and Imitation
alligator, solid comfort:
sizes 6 to 11; for- STn
mer price 75c now.... & J G
Mail Orders
Accompanied by-ffk&ct
money order. will receive
prompt attention.
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