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THE REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 22. 1903.
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FANCY VESTS.
S1.2S and SI.50 values Tf ?
TO-DA Y ONLY . . f p W
They're made llVe cut some with flip
pockets, of stylish, washable mate
rialsneat stripes, checks and dot
effect shaped rlRiit will fit well and
are recular Strand 11.10 YCm
Vests special lor to-day only.. I3C
TL&IT
Agents for j Broadway
Rogers, Peet& Co., and
New York. Morgan.
AT BARR'S.
Great opportunities are presented at Barr"s
for securing: cholc selection of goods. There
Is no dissatisfaction with the goods from
Missouri's greatest store after you get them
home. The offerings this spring are unusual.
SLAVERY QUESTION LIKELY
TO START WAR IN MINDANAO.
Except for This, the Moroa Are Content
With American Rnle ami Hare
Promised Alleirlance.
Manila. April SL Major General Davis has
returned here from the Jolo Archipelago.
He dlil not see the Sultan of Jolo as the
latter went to Singapore three days before
General Davis arrived. The Sultan's ab
sence compels a temporary abandonment
of the negotiations for the abrogation of
the Bates treaty.
General Davis reports that nine-tenths of
the Lanao (Mindanao) Moros have accepted
American sovereignty and pledged peace
and friendship. Representatives of forty
towns north of the lake vroteps alle
giance to the United States before Majsr
Ballard yesterday.
Peace- Is assured until an attempt Is made
to abolish slavery. It I believed tint
would unite the Moros In opposition to the
Americans.
The head hunters inhabiting the Slerre
Mndre mountains have made a raid in the
Province or Nueva Ecija. Irland of Luzon.
Thy beheaded four natives. A force of
cavalry Is pursuing the raiders.
MISSOURI DOCTORS MEET.
State Association in Session at Ex
celsior Springs.
KKPCIIMC SPECIAL.
Excelsior Spring. Mo.. April 3. The Mis
souri State Medical Astoclation melting
opened In this city to-day. About 500 phy
siciansarc, in attendance. President Wood
son 'Moss' of Columbia, called the convention
to order. Representative Elmer I Riley
delivered the address of welcome, and fol
Umlrc this was the transaction of regular
business. At the evenjig session President
Moss discoursed on "The Organization of
the Mealcal Profession," and Doctors J. N.
McCormick and M. P. Overholser of Bowl
ing Ureen. Ky.. and .HarrlsonYllle. Mo., re
."lccii e.y. lollowed with discussions on the
came subject. Among the most prominent
M. i.oois doctors present are: A. C Rob
inson, b. M. Hypts. E. G. Good-vin. K. J.
l.utz. V. O. Moore. W. F. Blewette. Walter
B. DorsetL Seymour Scnelle. John Gold
smith. C V. iiosely. W. P. Boyer and J.
W. V usthustcs.
LONDON Samuel Hope Morley. Deputy
Governor of the Bank of England, has been
elected Governor of that institution. In suc
cession to Sir Augustus Prevost, Ba'L
SPECIALTIES.
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FUNERAL FLOWERS
And deslgna of all kinds wTeaths, pillows,
crosses, c-ic; also artificial nnblimr. Loose cut
Coaers. Eden Floral Co.. lTrc Oine.
WHEN the hair Is thin and gray Parker's
Hair Balsam renews the growth and color.
Hinder-corns, the best care far corns. 15c
DEATHS.
BLAKEMORB-Tuesdar. April a. 1M3. at 7:ZS
a. in.. Robert I. beloved son or Tbomas and
Mary Blakemore. ana brother of Thomas I.
Blakemcre. ated $ jears and I months.
Funeral from residence. No. 1111 Madison
street. Wednesday. April Z2. at z p. m.. to St.
Tcter's Cemetery. Interment private.
BRCNEn On Monday. April M, 1M3. at 3:3)
n. nu. Locls Bruner. beloved husDand ot Clara
liruner Inee rroeelckl. at tne ace ot Sfl years.
Funeral will t"o place on Wednesday. April
H, at 1:3) p. m. Funeral private.
CCJIMINGS-On Tuesday. April n. 103. at T
a. ra-. Patrick Conimtngs, relict cf the late Ann
dimming, and father cf William. Joan and
Patrick ITummincs. Mrv. diaries J. Brrae and
Mrs. Michael Orady.
Ths foseral will take place from No. 1H1 Coul
ter avenue on Thursday. April 23. at Z p. m., to
St. Rose's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends invited.
CUMMIXCS-Densis Cnmmlnrs died April 1J.
1S03.
PUneral from Alexanders undertaking parlors.
No. S3 Olive atreet. Wednesday. April S. at :
P. m.. thuice to Calvary Cemetery. Friends la
tlted to attend.
TEEKEr Tuesday. April H. 101 at I'M a.
m.. after a short llmera. John Feenjr. beloved
husband of Acnea Feeney (nee O'llaral. and
father of John W. Feeney. Jr.. at the age of 13
jeara.
Funeral will take place from Clem Welek'a
funeral parlor. No. I Oachouquette atreet.
Thursday. April tX at 8 a. m.
Enrincfield. I1L. papers please copy.
HOUSEMAN At her residence In Altocna.
ra. cm ADrtI 1". 1903. Daisy A. Houseman fnee
Morton), beloved wife of Grant Houseman, aged
22 years. 4 months and 10 days.
Interment In Altoona, Pa.
MIUIETt Doctor Guy Bryan Miller, brm at
New Rochelle. N. T died saddcnlr In Paris,
April 7. 1S0J. In the thirty-Em jear e his ace.
SIOODT Suddenly. Arrtl St, ISO. 'Wit'onihby
Gvlneley. son of Nelson M. and Emma A. Moody,
aied i months.
. n -n'..-.-... . -AM
No. SS Laurel. Interment private.
MOLEN-On Monday. April S8l ISM. at El Pasov
Tex. John V.', Uolin. beloved brother ct Louise.
May. Cratton and Arthur Molen. .Mrs. J. C Mc
Cormick and Mn. O. BIckelhaupL
Due notice of funral will tm cHen.
MOYNIHAN-On Monday. April M, 180J. at Ss
o'cloclc p. nu. Jchn Moynlhan. relict of Elizabeth
Moyniran. and beloved father of John J. and
Jaise M. ilovclhan. Mrs. Nellie Snean and
ilra. William J. Kraemer.
Funeral will take place rxcm family residence.
No. 3 South Broadway, en Wednesday. April
2. it J o'clock p. m.. to Annunciation Chnrch.
thenca to Calrnry Cemetery. V,
Xew 'York City and Memphis. Tenn papers
pleare copy.
POWELI William Powell crteted Into rest at
the residence cf his son-in-law. Uoctor George
Borgelt. No. 3SW South JefTerson atenue. Tues
day, at 8 o'clock a. ro. husband of Ellen Powell, I
fjitner oi umruuc ui6c-u un ooctx rnvw,
rrandrather of Doctor V.'lHIam ".Vets and Mollle
Wels. aged 7t years.
..... . ..n at tatar
St Pant. Mlna and Sprtegdalt, Kas., papers 1
please paonsn.
AVAULACEOn Tuesday. April II. IMS. at SH
B'elock a. m.. Euiene Field. iounst child of
Panic! and Ellen Wallace tnee Butler), aed 1
The funeral will take place Wednesday. d
tnst-. at i o'clock p. el, from family residence,
lfambjrcer and Kieclen avmues. to LA-jngeiiral
. Mask's Cemetery.
n
EVANGELIST CONVERTS
OVER 1,000 IN A YEAR
The Kevcreiid T. Shannon lias
Splendid Record for Twelve
-Moil til?.
THREE YEARS IN THE WORK.
Has Organized Three Churches and
Formed Four Congregations
Conducting Meet in Shaw
Avenue M. E. Church.
The P.everend T. W. Sasnnon. who Is
conducting revival services at the Shaw
Avenue M. E. Church. South. Tower Grove
and Shaw avenues, has a remarkable icc
ord as an evangelist, having conducted
twenty-two meetings in the lat twelve
months and hating Influenced more tl an
LOW persons to profess religion.
Four hundred of this number became al
lied with the M. EL Church. South. As a
result of his work three new ehurclus have
been organized, and four new ecrsresa
tlons have been formed which will ulti
mately grow Into churches.
Ail of this has been done In the St. Iuls
By a Republic PhotOErapta -r
THE REVEREND T. W. SHANNON.
Who is conducting evangelistic meetings at
the Shaw Avenue M. E. Church.
conference of the if. EL Church. Sfutli,
which includes the eastern half of that part
of the State south of the Missouri Rlvtr.
In the three years he has been dcing
evangelistic work Mr. Shannon" has per
sonally conducted slxty-thrfe meetings,
which have led to 2.SfiO conversing.
Mr. Shannon is not new o this city, hav
ing led a remarkable retival at .Marvin M.
B. Church. South, last year. He began the
series of services at the Shaw Aicnue
Church Friday night. 'nt-ret has j'ri-wn
with each day. and the church is cntwed
at each of the two dallv servicer-. The
morning service Is at 11 o'clock, and the
night service -at Sja'clxk.
At each of the services Mr. Shannon
preaches. He Is assisted by the Reverend
William Q. Donna n. pastor ..f la church.
More than two-thirds of he 1.500 converts
due to the evangelist's preaching arc men.
Mr. Shannon addresses his sermons es
pecially to men as a rule. He Is or the
opinion that what will convln-e a mtn will
convince a woman or a chill. But what
appeals to women and children dins not al
wavs touch men.
Therefore his sermons are skillfull- con
structed to reach all -Jases. He is par
ticularly anxious to reach the jcrsour In
tho neighborhood of Shaw Avenue i hurch.
Unlike mest successful evangel'st Mr
Shannon has no sensational past, and there
wa nothing spectacular connected with his
conversion. Before becomlni? nn cvarcelist
J he taught for seven years in a Uethodist
college.
Mr. Shannon Is originally from Kentucky,
his present "home being it Frcdrlcitown.
Mo.
BUItJI.V MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.
HJnlmar East Will Deliver a X-ectnre
at the Third Baptist Church.
HJalmar East, a missionary to Northern
Burma, will speak to-night at the Third
Baptist Church under the auspices of the
City MUslon Board.
Mr. East Is a native of Sweden, and came
to this country only a few years ago. He
Is a graduate of the Baptist Theological
HJALMAR EAST.
Missionary to North Burmah. who will
speak at the Third Baptist Church to
night. Seminary at Iouisville. Ky. Two cars ago
has was appointed missionary to Northern
Burma, and assigned to Haka. a town at
the Himalaya Mountains. Just on the
border of the British territory.
While going to his station he became af
flicted with the appendicitis and an opera
tion was necessary, bi-t being a doctor him
self, he used remedies lo defer it. fearing
to have It performed in the tropical climate.
He spent four months In Burma berore
taking ship for this country. When he
again reached New Tork he was greatly
That
Tired Feeling
It a Common Sprier Trouble
If c a eifn that the bbod U defldtnt in
Titalltr. lost &i pimples and other erup
tions are signs that the blood ! Im
pure. If a a warning, too, which only tho haz
ardous fall to hed.
j
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Remove it give new life, new courage
strength and animation.
They cleanse the Wood and lear th
complexion. Accept no substirate.
Hood'n Sarsaparilla promises to
sura and keeps thepromlao.
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THE GRAND PRIZE
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH GO.
AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION, 1900.
COMPUTE OUTFITS SOLD
OS EAST PAYMENTS.
Columbia Phonograph Go.
709 PINE ST.
Write
1 for
1 Catalogue.
rrTaweaiaiiania
HOTEL
CHINA
Wc are prepared
to fill the largest
orders for cither
white or decorat
ed Hotel China
riffht from stock.
We have the larc
est assortment
and sell at lower
prices than any
other store in the
city.
Bowls and Pitchers.
White china,
75c, S5c and SI
Chamber Sets.
Decorated, $2.50
Others,
53.50, S5.S6 and up
Water Pitchers.
While. 15c and 20c
Constipation
mmmm.UT0U
Those who have used salts, castor oil, and the
tcany home and manufactured purgatives, know
that in such treatment there is no possibility
of cure from constipation. These remedies are
at most physics and do absolutely no good.
In fact they frequently provoke piles, fistula,
female disorders and many cases of appen
dicitis are traceable to their use.
Soon the ordinary doses of these
physics fail to have any ,"
Kn-r-i. f
and creates rich, red blood. Jinn's Grape Tonlo is tne nnest wmj
ever known for constipation. It Is guaranteed to cure you. larco
sample bottle sent free to any address on receipt of w cts. for postage by
Lightning Medicine Co.. Eock Island, IU. Send your drujglst's name.
Aliliraj7W99 JBWUmJJJBiWICWWKilHUWm.
weakened and the operation proved almot
fatal. He Is now nearly completely recov
ered, and Is making a tour of the country
before starting back tn his charge
Children Will Ilrcrisc Prlara.
Prizes and certificates will be awarded the
children of St. Jam-K' Memorial Episcopal
Church who took the examinations during
!nt on "The Ufe of Jesus Chrlt." James
A. Waterworth will distribute the prlzei
and several other men of the church will
make short speeches. The papers submitted
by the children showed a keen appreciation
of the chosen subject.
Klfe nnd Dram Corps Reception.
The first reception clven by the St.
Charles Borromco Fife and Drum Corps of
the Italian Church will take place to-night
at Harmonie Hall. HIehteenth and Olive
streets. The organization Is a new one. and
a good entertainment is promised.
Uoctor Sale to Lectnrr.
Doctor Samuel Sale of Temple Shaar
Emeth will deliver a lecture on "Immor
tality" before the Church of Spiritual
Unity at the Odeon Sunday evening.
KING EDWARD STARTS TO
NAPLES ON WAY TO ROME.
Itamora That Ills llenltllh I Impalrett
LacU Cnnflrnintlon AmonGT OJ1
clnla at Itallnn Cnpltal.
Valetta, Island of Malta. April n. The
royal yacht Victoria nnd Albert, with Kins
Elward on board, railed for Naples to-day.
escorted by the whole British Mediterranean
fleeL It arrived at Srracuse, Sicily, this
afternoon.
Rome. April 21. Nothing Is known at the
British Embassy here or In official circles
concerning the report that the health of
King Edward Is unsatisfactory.
His. Majesty Is expected to arrive In
Naples at a late hour to-morrow. He will
not land to-morrow, nor win he see Sir
Francis Bertie. British Ambassador to
July, until Thursday. The British Ambas
sador goes to Naples to-morrow.
With regard to the report that the cere
monies attending King Edward's antral tn
Home would be curtailed, it Is Impossible tn
curtail them, as no prccramme has yet been
establ'shed.
Knowledge of King Edward's Intentions
and desires Is awaited before doing so. For
Ihe ame reason all arrangements an
nounced regarding his Majesty's visit to
the-Popo are mere fabrications. The Brit
ish Embassy and the Vatican as yet know
nothing nt all in this respect.
The Archbishop of Malta has informed
the Vatican that he did his best to repre
sent the advisability ot a mcetlnr between
THE HIGHEST AWARD FOR
MERIT WAS GIVEN TO THE
DISC AND CYLINDER
GRAPKOPHONES
Made In all sizes, 55 to $100.
DISC AND CYLINDER
RECORDS
Made to 6t any instrument.
EVERYTHING IN THE TALKING
MACKIHE LINE.
Cups and Saucer.
Thick white.
S1.10.S1.25 doz.
Decorated.
$1.80. $2.30 doz.
SPECIAL.
Austrian china Cupt
and Saucers, medium
weight, good quality.
SI. 50 doz.
Plates, all thickness
es and sizes,
55c doz. up
Decorated.
$1.00. S1.20 doz.
and up.
W'Q MAGNOLIA
uiitnitu iiiuuu in
The Most Rapld-Drowlns Vine Known.
Strcn; Plants. In 2 colors white and blue
iiic rach. ?S.tM jier dozen
CIrmutU. iiardy fionering vines. In 3 colors
lavender, purple and ivliltr, strong
plants. 3 years old. 75c each.
Clrmatl I'nnlculnta. very frasrant,
stronp plants. 50c each.
flladlolua Ilulbs, choice mixture, -too per
dozen.
Tnlienwe Ilnllm. excelsior pearl, sure to
bloom this jear, 4iir per dozen.
Oar Coniplete Collection of Flower
eeil conn Ins 10 different varieties that
continue to Lloom the entire summer, -"c
each.
ninrfluma. in collection of S colors, -.".c
each.
Our tMwn t.raa Seed has no equal. Quart,
SCe-t peck. l.K)t bushel. K4.oo.
YOUNG'S, 1406 Olive.SI., St. Louis, Mo.
Write for Illustrated Catalogue FREE.
There nerer was a caw
coattlpatlcnUut
Open
Saturday
E.enings.
iiak
Mull's Grape Tonic
woald not cure. First. Muil's.Grape Tonic Is collko any
ether treatment for constipation. Itls tho creates: and
raoftposInToIaiatlTeknowa. But that Isat what cures.
It Is the tonic properties cf tl grape and otter fruits
that strccethens the wcrc-oot mutclesof tho Intestinal
tnrt. Mull's Grare Tenia builds fiesh. makes strength
AQTUilA Attacks Never Return.
MW I nfllM P 'l "Scat oa oca pillow;
eat irreiy; breath naiurailr
t 4ii umr Murwdt ulnf anauacj. prava ,r Te
llers' ct any klaJ. or coanlac cll-cata. tnt-rs
frrloin Zrom tna od eiemy; Uio.d rnncneU;
Bervea atrengtliened. t'elth restcred. Over ii.K
patlenta. BOOK (7 KH1J-". -tnulnlnc reports or
many prcnounerd "lDcarabla rases that we have
cured to stay cured.
P. JIAnOtJl HATES.
uanaia. .-. r.
WILLI AU P. 110MIS. It J DIEKNErTE.
President. Secretary.
ESTABLISHED IS Jtli '
JllSSOmi STATE 3ILTLAI. FIHE AU
MAIIIXU ISl'n.M'B COHPA.NY.
OnTce No. T17 Ch-.;nut t.. St. Louis. Mo.
TL Cell Vain ITT1A. TeL Klnloch A lvSi
rolicles are written on either stock or mutual plan
DIllECTOHP:
Henry r Haanitlck. J. R. c Lucas,
It It. (irtnivoln. IX I). Walker.
Augustus N.1.iThut. Ja. W. Belt,
Wm I" How.
the soverrlsn of Great Britain and th
nfad of Catholoolrm. adil'nR that he re
ceived no assurance that this meeting would
or would not occur.
In the meatlme. preparations to receive
Klnjr Edward are prosresslns; In various
directions. The streets his Majesty Is ex
pected to traverse arc belne; richly dec
crated with Venetian masts, garlands of
laurel and myrtle, and large rases contain
ing fruit and flower trees thirty feet high.
DEATH FOR RIOTOUS SOLDIERS.
Five Privates Sentenced by Court
at Pretoria.
Pretoria. April a. Five private soldiers
belonging to the Lelnster Ileglment to-day
were sentenced to death In the Supreme
Court In connection with a riot which toak
place at the barracks March 3.
When the military police attempted to ar
rest a number of drunken soldier the lat
ter, re-enforced by some of tbelr comrades,
fired on the police. One or the latter, a
member of the llnster Regiment, was .
Delesrntea to Good Itonda Convention.
ItKPCBUC SPI-XTAU
Springfield, nt. April a. Governor Tatcs
to-day announced the appointment of the
following- delegates to represent Illinois at
tho International Good Roads Convention,
to he held in St. Louis April ST to May ::
Hugh n. iloftct. JlonnicuUi. Tom A. lUrrhall.
Klethsburz: T, I Ooiman. Mscomb. Thomas
Noirer". Atkinson: K It. ArnoM Calcsburc; C
J. Parry. Astoria: Henir ". J. flicker. Qumcy.
Howard Drson. Ituihrllle: J. B. Thornton, ilac
nolla: A. i Turner. Xcnona: A. o. Hammond.
Wyomlns: Almun C. Banforto. Washlnrtoa:
Warren crabb. Delaraas John Zeter. Lincoln:
J- Om. raxtcn. J. A. Ilanney. cazanovU: Ml
chael Cleary. Odell: Ctarles Xiekel. Chenxa;
EdTard tvelb. Sr.. ctaiton. Oscar Mansnetl.
Manrfleld. Thoma X. Ivltt. llaroo: Andrew J.
Patterson, gulllraa, WUllaa Ueni) Codnan,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
sSsssssssSaya0a0fcyiSs'
SCRIBNER'S
for MAY e Ne
GtXtlAL COIDOM
Stanley M. Arthurs, and from photographs.
BY CAPTAIN A. T. MAHAN. U. S. N. The Nvy De
partment. This article, as may be inferred from the author
ity of the author, is one of special interest and distinction in
the series of papers on the various departments of the United
States Government now being published in Sckibxer's Magazine.
JOHN FOX'S SERIAL STORY. " The Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come." as the New York Press says, "continues, as
it began, one of the best stories of the year."
PAINTER. - LITHOGRAPHY IN
STATES. By F. Weitenka.mnf.
the work of a number of American artists and their achievements
in lithographic work.
A CRIPPLED MER.CURY. A story of much humor by
Mary R. S. Andrews, the author of many, clever stories, no
tably the Napoleonic tale "Vive L'Empereur!" The illus
trations by Edward .Penfield are printed in'color.
THE STRANGEST FEAT OF MODERN MAGIC.
By B ander Matthews. The story of a remarkable trick
performed by the lamous magician Robert Houdin before Louis
Phillippe, illustrated by Stanley M. Arthurs.
SISTER. ESPERANCE. A short story by Guy Wstmore
Carryl, illustrated bv Walter Appleton Clark.
KITCHEN SKETCHES. By Elizabeth H. Gilman.
Several clever little stories, with equally clever illustrations by
Jessie Willcox Smith.
THE SORBONNE. By Edmund R- Spearman. An
article descriptive of the many interesting associations of this
historic institution, with illustrations.
WHERE THE WAYS CROSSED. By Viola Rose
boro. A short story of theatrical life.
TAPS. A short story by John R. Rathom.
POEMS. By Joseph Russell Taylor. Julia C. R.
Dorr, and James Herbert Morse.
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mation address Frederick Wllkry. Cimhrldx.
Mass.
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Notice la ctrrtj stvtn that complftc plass as!
spcc:ncatlor. for two aonexrs. to cost net ex
itJInr IlW.0W.CO. lo be built at tbt Arkansaa
biata Lunatic AaTlum. IJttl. Rock. Ark., vm b
irortTdJ by the Uaara of Truster of State char
itable Initltutloc. up to and Including May 1HB,
Vxl. The architect. whca puns are accepted
win b required to personally superintend the
construction and fir a bond for J w. coo. 00 a-uar-anteelnc
the fallbr.il perfortnanc- ct Ms duties,
and that extra shall not exceed per cent of
the contract price. The compenaatlcn paid ts the
architect for lull aerrtcea shall not exceed
tiooo.oo. The board reserves the rlrtt to reject
any or all plans and rcsdvertl fr same.
JOHN II. PaGR.
Secretary Board of Trusteea ot Stats Oiantahls
Institutions.
Utile Hock. Ark- .April 11. 1503.
PHOlTWAm for the comnletlcn of the new
main bulldlnx' of the Mat School ot Ulnrs and
lletallurrr at Holla. Jin., will be recetretl hr
th chairman of the KxecutUe COmraltte.. Dr.
Jchn n. Vlncll. Sl Pin .t.. St. Louts, itn.. up
to o'clock tn the momlr.i of Mar 11. ijoa. at
which time they will be opened by the deeutlre
Committee, who reserre the rlsht to reject any
ard all btU. The work Includes the genera! In
side Anln of tho butldlnr. the heatlns. ths
plumblnr and casptplcr and the electric wlrtax.
Plana, rpectncatloss and further cartlcslara may
te oLtatned at the cfilcs ot Dr. Vlncll as above,
or at the nrflee of the architects, Mesna. Van
Brent It Hew. Kansas Cttr. Mo. All bids
must be accompanied br a certified check cf S500.
Champaign: II. R-. Ncrtrupn. Hitim: Aaron
Auten. Jere-rllle: It. r. Reason. Mascn Ctty:
I. ilcCoflleter. Whitehall: E. A. Eldred.
Carrolltcn: L. W. Smith and E. A. Hall. Sptlrg
fleld: A. it. Hurdman. MorrlrenTiIie: r. OstI.
I.ttrhn-M: c. W HUiiard. Brighton: Jas. Allen.
"rlrl: Ja. Warren. Newtn: Marion Newto-u
ItoMnscn: O. V. Hardacre. LAwrencerUle; F. VV.
HavilL Aiount Carmei. Adam Rlnard. FalrneM:
T. B. Stelle. JtcLeanfbcTo: J. C. Carter. Vienna;
W. E. Ucey. noaa. A. I Patrick. Carml:
Charles Brcwn. Rockwood: 11. 1 l"rler, Benton:
Doctor H. , Addeily. Chester: John Mtrn. rw
quoln: Benjamin Meeneese, Anna; Alfred Vaa
Mi berr LaMstnc: A. c Boeber. Blue Island:
Walter Mayn. CarllnvUle: R N. Wrlrhu Elatn:
A. J. CtoTer. Ellin- Errlnr Goclrlrk. Naoerrllla'
w E. Wire, rtehron: A. E. Dinner. Joliet: Ju
lius Steward, llalnn; C- V. O'Connor. Ilolrldere
Wllllan Nelson. Bockfonlr Thomaa X. Cllffe.
Uycanwrej Wrieht Adams. Sheridan: W. a Bar
rett. Galena: A. N. Abbott. Vnlon Grore: Wil
liam O. WrirhL Fre-rrrt: Loveloy Johnson.
Btlllman Valley: H A nrooki. Dixon: Cturies
De Hart, canhaa: wtllUm McCtonwhleTltock
I. lard: P. J. iwk. Join ni!-. Simon PTsnTj
W. Richards. John Benham. WUliam S. BWldt!
Murray Pleraon. P. C Donald. Meiael OTJar
A'ten J. OMrcn. John C. Ender. IVillUm Grace
all of Chicago
rHlL.ADEL.PlUA The Reverend t. R, V.
Itvin of Huntingdon, who failed to secure
a judgment In the Huntingdon County
courts against Bishop Talbot of Central
Pennylvania anrt Emma D. Eillctt and her
CASTORIA Fsbto&aittifri
Tte ftri Yh Hare Al ajs iwfet
GEN. JOHN B. GOR.DON of the
Confederate Army. My First Com
mand and the Outbreak of the
War. This is the first of several articles
by General Gordon, and they form the
most interesting contribution remaining to
the story of the Civil War. General Gor
don's lectures are known from one end of
the country to the other as the most stir
ring pictures of that time, and these remi
niscences are full of the spirit and vividness
of anecdote which made his lectures famous.
The present article is fully illustrated by
THE UNITED
An article describing
Trice 25 cent
There are More Spoonfuls.
of Baking Powder In
..JACK FROST..
than in snv nh.
Note the Size ot the Can,
Keeley
ST. LOUIS. Tcuskoic Lnrptu 1SS
Ma.A nrueiiuriria
jure
i1 !-!"
If you are load of really
good coffee, one which deEghu
the palate and keeps yoa feeling
good all day, yoa ought to try
Schotten' 1 90 Roasted Co&e.
Thi is the only way to buy
coffee and be absolutely sure that
it won't change in, quality and
flavor. It is guaranteed fully.
Ask your grocer for it.
Packed in pound cartons at
only 25 cents none better at
30 cents or 35 cents.
Write for free booklet,
"Coffee Hints."
WM. SCHOTTEN CO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
"Better Coffee For Lata Meoey."
husband. Alexander, for alleged conspiracy,
appeared before the Supreme Court and
aked for a reversal of the lower court's
decision.
Bears ths
Signature
oi
&&
C COFFEE HINTS 3
1904) Jgk
i MASTED v-afejSS&l
l'Bi r2
" M '
AUCTIONEERS.
A. A, SELKIRK & 00,
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
Rerular aale every Saturday at warehouse, an!
stn.ral offices. 1KJ-10-U Choutesa ata. Salts Is
reatdences a specialty. Pnens Klnloch C 1C.
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGENCY.
Til and TIS Waahlagtoa are., fcaadlera ct fin
and Maria Salvaxe. Watch tsr special notices.
tAMVEl, OAKS. Manager.
At 1308 SIDNEY STREET.
Auction Sale or Furniture. Carpet?,
etc., this (Wednesday) day, at 10:30 a.
nu Terms Cash.
A. A. SELKIItK & C(
Auctioneers.
AMUSEMENTS.
CAUTION!
I not b minted by ptron who announc ta
the oatrotu cf the Laclede avenue cars that the
h.GmiFOREPAUGH
andSELLSBROS.OmOUS
Is at any ether location than
Yandeventer and
Laclede Avenues
The BIG SHCW is there and statements
to the contrary are confusing.
THK GRANDEST SHOW KVER SEEX HERS.
flM Vnraltlsa Thin a flv HthSf CVrlV.
Only Four Daya Longer. r 'jl
Ti 1 and 7. rain or shine. In Nrw Ptocsj
Waterproof Tent.
Admission SOc- roilm Uitr f. 25c.
Number I Conpcn. aetcaKr wn-M t. ,
raar b McureJ at lie lima n Bros.' ptano Store.
lia OltTe St.
OLYMPIC "JSSBK?" TO-DAY
CIIARUS FROIUf AN Presents.
WILLIAM FAV&RSHAM
,n "a&tSTSSSl. "IMPRUDENCE."-
Rerular Matinee Satnnlar. ,
HOBDAY, APRIL 27th,
JULIA MARLOWE
"southn Romance THE CAVALIER.
SEAT SALE THURSDAY TO-MORROW.) ,
PRICES 2,M. St JO, Sl.OO. 75c SOc
Wednesday and Satnrday Matinees.
WED.
HAT.
25c
and
50c
(Tt-Illi
GEHTURY. TO-NIGHT.
Prices. JLOO. VaK. tte and SSc
H.1LL CAINE-S POWERFVL. TLAT.
"The Christian."
LIEDLER CO.. Slanagers.
Rrxnlar Matinee Saturdar.
Next Sunday Alice Flscner
eOLUNBIA
All Thla Week and Next Seen day.
Merrillr. Booth and El
more. Johnny Carroll.
Klein. Olt Brothers and
NtckerMn.
Tocnr America Quintet.
Wood and Rar.
Tha Klnodrome.
Scott Brothers.
Johnson. Davenport and
Lorella.
Kelly and Kent,
Moung Mra.
Lottie. West Symo&Ss.
ZaraasdZara.
cneiier Brothers.
tie. JOc. Wc. All Orchestra Chairs Reserved. Ke.
lunraiAi to-sicht.
I rta I- M W. I ha 15c, 23c, 33c,
r2
25c
MAT.
TO-DAY
SAM MORRIS IN
THE PEDDLER'S CLAIM
SixtSaa. MMt,"TheChtrUr Sany
TTUTMPHAXT StTCCES3!
LrELXA. FOREPALGH-FIST1
WBLD WEST SHOWS
Uandlan Parle, Grand & Lnclede Axes.
OPEN DallLY """'!to;a
VI bis B KijhuuatU April 2S. '
Mart Cowboys. ladUas. Cosiacts, Mtx'-csni,'
RoBXti KUert , CaraliyBMB,Artnitrjmia.Ant
Cowxirf. tc. tiua amrutttr tw la nUncs.
Admission, 2Setats; Ktstrrc Sttti. 3S asi S
ctats Extra: Attaa Box Seats, Sl.OO Baca. Nmrnt
brtd Coapoas on ala at Waaasa Officts, KB.
Car. EJjatn and Ollra Strttts.
" 13 A IV I pvairfcTo-aiTAi!,
&LfLVLS6
?S00BtUTS,25S3
J!ght Prices: Ise.se.Zie.Wc.nc.
That Odd FcIIott.
HARRY , THE WRONG r
BERESFORDi ,n MR. WRIGHT.
Next San. Mt iiaxtj Hicilns and Georgia
Waldron. "At Plney Rldae."
HAVLIN'S;
The popular tatstar at
tie dtjn tha boose ttr '
ladles and chBdrea.
.... 1 So Mat, Tues.. TOT. and Satnrday.
.VK' I Night Prlcee. 1-. 3c. JJc. Wc-.
IITUIE I FOR HER CHILDREVS SAKE ,
Te-l.mw. Selms. Uerxaaa and Star Caat.
" " Next: "Dearer Express." Mat, dally, r
STNDARDtWIek.
The Home ef Folly Trro Frollca Daily
TROGADERO BURLESQUERS.
Sext Attraction The ThoroosliUreila'
-ODEON-
rrlday. April IC I o'clock. Mr. Jacob Mahler's
ofels EASTER CARNIVAL'
TS Children tn Songs. Daacea, eta. '
Tickets ft. lndadlsg reserred seats. Salecsy.,
reserved 60c On' sale at BoTnan'a Mcslc Henaa.
SOCIAL LECTURE . . .
bt
GEN. JOHN B. GORDON,
FOR BENEFIT OF
WOMEN'S TRAINING SCHOOL
AT THE OX3SOKT
Monday. April ST, 1003.
lita: "TM Frit Din it tJt CHJirtrKT."
Ticket, BOc. TSc aad $1.00.
Tickets on sale at Bollman'a. 113 OUT
street, commencing Monday. April 3s.
DEDICATION
FIREWORKS
Washington rnlTeratty Groands.
GRAND STAND Seats and Boies.
Perfect view from every seat. On sals,
Thursday. April 3,Il nu at Boltoan's.
113) OHvo street. Don't delay lamenso
demand.
GERMANIA THEATER, ZSZS? w
Wednesday, April 22. 1003.
DRAMA! FOR TUB FIRST TnTBT
"EMILIA GALOTn.'
la S acts, by Gotthold Ephralm Lesalar.
Snndmy. April SO, 1003,
Close of the season; Gala and Farewell Nlxhtl
-GRAEF1X FRITZI."
Fnll prices! Phone Klnloch CCS, .
BASEBALL
TO-DAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. "
BROWNS vs. CHIGA60
GAME START8 3:13 P. M.
Kinlocii Race
6 HIGH-GLASS RAGES
Rim OH SHINE.
Wabash trains leave Cnlon Statlaa
at llOO, 14S (Si4S except Satnrday)!
Satnrday Ii35.
Trains leave- foot ot Olive Street at
HtOO a. xn.. liSO and. 15S p. ra.
Snbnrban Cars every ten mlnntea.
ADMISSION, Sl.OO
tawdfctraS4rea
wbfi In m4 -of
MdlellkC. TTCHm-
KdlxiT.dbm7 CestrisJrEiT Xrh Tiar
MHUNU. iTT. mt9 mma VtMT90ts tCt4'
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