The St. Louis Republic. [volume], October 04, 1903, PART I, Page 6, Image 6

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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1903.
HARTRSAfiS, with his 16 great stores throughout the United States, and their up-to-date methods of doing business All Goods Marked in Plain Figures; Strictly One
Price, and That Price the Lowest Quoted on Housefurnishings-this colqssal organization OUTSHINES and UNDERSELLS them all.
PIN YOUR FAITH TO KARTMAN'S STORE; IN RETURN, THE SAVINGS OF DOLLARS INTO YOUR POCKET WILL POUR.
Our new improved CREDIT PLAN is the most generous and the most satisfactory of all credit plans in existence. You make the terms
and pay as it suits your convenience. RABrtAISU.Q OP rf-,Ife A foSTin PPnPrfeRTirilUfi TLSie Wt7t?lf
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STORE CLOSES AT SIX O'CLOCK EVERY NIGHT IN THE YEAR.
Bridge
Beach Steel
Ranges,
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Pedestal Extension Tables The new and iMasslve Solid Oak Pillar Extension Table
popular tabic.
brill
la solid oal, round orsiuare top. Six feet In length: Bra I arte, heavy pillar Iygs:
-iillantlr nollshed- Terr massive
Ilartman's price . .
CIO "IE strongly bolted; superiorpollshflnlsh-Qr QO
Ula.1 iO special price. VUiUU
KarmaiP
Solid Oak Chiffoniers 5 large.
Epaclous drawers, with heavy bev
eled mirrors; only JS.75: with- CQ 7K
out mirrors, special price - ..vJi lu
Beach
Steel
Range.
Oven 18x3) lr.--.9, is made of the best cold-rolled steel; It is a wrought
steel liange. unea witn asDestos ana s.cei linings;
beet Range In the world price
S2.00 Cash and S2.00 a Month.
$35.00
Wo Aro tho Soiling Agonts for tho BRIDGE-BEACH SUPE
RIOR STOVES AND RANGES ON OLIVE STREET
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Credit Cheerfully Giien at
HARTMAN'S.
Solid Oak Morris Chairs
massive, hand-caned, cushions,
reversible, covered with tine Im
ported velours PC JO
special price... v3.rU
IMPORTED
TURKISH RUGS.
Another rousing sale ot
high grade imported
Ilugs at sensational
prices. Every Item of
fered at Just about half
the prices charged by ex
clusive rug houses and
others for similar quali
ties. Hamadan Rugs The
rich Oriental patterns are
very striking; six" about
30x8) Inches fc"T 00
choice OliUU
Genuine dendjo Rujs
About JHi feet: this l n.
magnificent collec-tQ in
tlon choice now... $9. I U
$2,00
DOWN
$2,00
A Month
Solid Oak Sideboards Extra
wide and masslie, heavy carved
ornamentations, large French
beveled plate 61 M 71;
mirrors only vlti I )
Solid Oak Rockers
Highly polished saddle seat.
heavy d-lgn. neatly carved
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Olobe Steel Range, with high warming
closet, is or the best lmproed design;
made ot the best quality cold-rolled steel,
asbestos-lined, has patent ovrn bottom,
duplex grate and most durable$Q JS Cfi
firebox Special price d43U
Combination Book Cases and
Dcks workmanshlu above the aver
age: fine carvings and hlghlv pol
ished: has French beeled 010 Cfl
mirrors Hartman's price....v'iwU
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Credit JwilWiL '
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Brldga-Beach
Superior Air-
Tight Htatar
tt stands at the top, above them- alt It Is K perfect
alr-tlght heater: It is large in ftze. of bandsom
proportions and elegantly trimmed la nickel.
Three-Piece Parlor Suits Superior make, in richly polished
manogany nnisn, upnoisierea in nnest qn
Elegant Dressers Solid oak,
expert cabinet work; large, spa
clous, dovetailed drawers; extra
V In rirhl tvilicMrt A& k , . . '-" m ""
allty Imported velours.. VlUiOO price
S8.75
Greater In Quantity and Bet
ter In Quality.
ROOMS
Famlibed Ceapttl
with
HAIITMWS IICLIAOLE QUALITIBS.
TERMS 910 Dorrn and SS a Jlonth.
ALL OTHERS OUTDONE
Everything la Included In Onr
Oatnts.
ROOrViS
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And jtt ftwtr irticUs
TEH3I5 15 Uorrn and 9i a. Month.
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ROOMS
Kothtar omttttd
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nmy six rooms 70a wun.
TCIlUS-fZO Dottb and S m. Month
$150
FfiBRICO LEATHER COUGH.
Toilet Dressers, in colden
oak nnlsh. French, beveled
late mirror, PI n 7 wide and luxurious
Vf WW
pecial price
Largest Carpet, Hog
and Drapery Department
in St. Louis.
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ELEGANT VELOUR COUGH.
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Olive liki.v..vjiljf
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I Fabrlco leather.
extra made: cot
solid oak Hartman
DInlne-Roorn Chair, DInlnj-Room Chair,
extra large and mads of solid oak and
heavy: very cood ana extra strongly put to
showy: you can't find nether: is handsomely
cne mora comfortable carved and highly
Bering of genuine din Cf DP W n."?mi.te,m.rjlSt",,,,?'riSP: tMlT JA 7C foiw nnl-,hed'ln QO. and cans CO.
s prico OlU.uU secured; tops deeply tufted; Just think of It. only I U golden-each.... SJOC leat-ortr.... DOU
rnnif STOVE. &&&
For wood or coaL It Is strictly a first-class cooking stove; the
heaviest and most substantial of Its class that has ever been made.
The oven plates hae been given extra care to prevent them from
cracking or warping, ha large Hre door, long firebox, handsnmj
leg base. Guaranteed. A world-beater PC 7R
at tho price SU. 19
PRIZE COOK STOVE.
A four-hole Cook Stove, for bard or soft coal or wood. Contains
many features not found tn any first-class cooks, and ws believe
the claims we make for the excellency of this stave to be real
and not Imaginary ones. Has large oven door panel;. large nu
doors, large feed doors, patent oveu top. and the Ore back l guar-
nnteea lor nve years.
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Elegant Mantel Folding Bed Solid
oak. deep carvings fine polish finish, ex
tra quality woven wire springs, with tem
pered spring supports; large beveled mlr-
prtrc.a.!?.!t:""!. $15,0 0
"Without mirror. fll.CO
$11.50
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HOT-BLAST HEATER.
Trlf fct mala nn fho tnarlrat Kb
the smoke, keeps the nre: saes the Special Iron Bed Bargain Elaborate
.' JJery ?wt "n'ngs above Are- 1n design: new scroll design, heavy bent
pot The handsomest hot-blast stov tubing: large ornamental frills; beauti-
',".'ST Sin 75 tuiiy enameled;
"' i""-" -wivi u an colors
.$3.65
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to Show Goods. J Rfc ,
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Oak Heater This new air-titrht
uass u neater, in tna most moaern
and massive designs, with the Best Are-
C.hlnmC.lntri i,..j kp:ng quauues mat sun ana in
CUlna Upsets, very hand- senutty can devize: this oak has a
some uesign. poiisnra gow- double casing. It Is not tha cho kind
en oak. bent ends f I q CH advertised by others e JC
-epeclal price.. ..lOiOU specUl price. S0.4D
BOYS STEAL TICKETS FROM
CONDUCTORS ON CARS.
Yonncxtera Who Arc Expert Iclt-
poccta Ttoord Can and Take
Pnckasc ot Fnslcboards.
ItEPUBLIC SPEC1AU
Philadelphia. Oct. i IHtectives em
ployed by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company have cleared up the mystery cf
one of the most troublesome and persist
ent series of thefts that has ever annoyed
tie big corporation.
The Hearing up resulted from the arrest
of Abraham auas Albert Sawa. qna ot
the eleven it p clpocketa that has recetot- 1
lv come undiT oUce notice, though he j
it only t uxrs old. V
Tho capture of the boy led to the ar
rest of three accomplices, and all have
confessed to long-continued complicity In
the stealing ot exchange tickets by whole
sale from trolley-car conductors. For
months complaints have been made by
conductors of, having been robbed of tick
ets, and many of them have lost heavily,
as they are charged 8 cents each for all
tickets not accounted for In their dally
reports.
Suspicion was directed to Sowa by rea
son of his peculiar actions and because be
was a frequent rider. Detective Slcox
rode with him to Chestnut Hill and caw
him take a block of tickets from the
pocket of Conductor John Fox. The boy
was taken into custody and at the Twelfth
District Police Station admitted having
stolen goods trcm several department
stores.
Sowa, also revealed the Identity of thrre
cf his accomplices. They were, he said.
Samce! Cooper. Abraham Bklvcer and Hy-
man TcicniosKy woopcr. tne Day saia.
would watch the cars to see that no one
was watching Sowa. and also receive the
tickets after they had been stolen.
Eklveer and Tolehlnsky bought the sto
len tickets at the rate of r4 cents for yel
low and 3 cents for blue. For these they
found ready sale at IH cents each, and
the two were found to have built up an
extensive trade In the lower section of the
city. As thousands of the exchanges have
been stolen, the loss to the' conductors baa
been a serious Item.
Sowa Is an unusually bright lad and
was educated In the public schools. He
says be has been workln? the scheme for
nine months, and has frequently stolen
Ji worth of tickets a day. Detective Sll
cox says he is a remarkably clever pick
pocket, being able to get at any one of
a man's pockets with ease and also to be
able to cut the string by -which the
blocks cf tickets are often fastened to
the conductor's coat.
All ot the prisoners mad sworn state
ments, admitting their guilt. Sowa was
held by UagUtrate Smith In WO ball for
a further bearing. The others were held
In 8,009 ball each.
DISCHARGED COOK, BUT
SHE REFUSED TO LEAVE.
Finally It rjeeame Kecessary to Call
Police and Obstreperous Servant
Was Taken to JbIL.
RETCWJC STECXAI.
Philadelphia. Oct. -It is not unlikely
that when ilrs. Urrio Grumbler, a negro,
emerges from the Camden County Jail she
will he firmly of the belief that a, mistress
may discharge a servant without giving a
long string of reasons.
Llxzle denied the right of her mistress
summarily to discharge her. When aha
was told to take her dohtes and go she
rofBsad to leave tha premises. A police
man was called In. but Lizxlo remained
obdurate. When the policeman sought to
remove her she gave him a memorable
quarter cf an hour. For so doing Uxxls
was sentenced by Recorder Stackhouso to
thirty days in jaO.
Uzxle entered tha service of A. B. Vogtl.
No. 1123 Cooper street. Camden, last week,
and her escapades since then were told by
sir Vogel this morning.
T "When she came to us." be said, "we
thought we had made a rare And. and. al
though I am not kindly disposed toward
colored help. I was obliged to admit that
IOzxle seemed to fill the bill. However,
she failed to appear last Thursday morn
ing, but promised to do better wnen she
returned last Friday. Wo passed over tho
offence. She was ail right for two days,
but disappeared again. Not wishing- su:h
spasmodic kitchen service, we lord her
to leave, offering to pay her for the time
she had worked.
She objected to this plan and began, to
get offensive. In the meantime my wtt
had missed a -valuable watch and scm
chance from a handbag. Suspicion rested
on the servant and she was told to return
In the evening for her money. She asked
to remain, but I stood In the kitchen until
she left the room. A search was then
made and tb watch was found in the bot
tom of a clothes basket. Because of this I
refused to pay her anything, and It was in
disputing this that she caused alt the dis
turbance." Lizzie was on hand to demand her pay.
and falling to collect it. began to tell the
neighbors In her choicest language how
the Voxels had "beat her." Sbe becamo
so abusive that Mrs. Vogel telephoned tor
a policeman, T.Tila was still strenuous
ly giving vent to her Injured feelings when
OSicer McCIang. a pa'roiman. appeared.
Lizzie believed that. Uke good wine, she
would improve with age. and Insisted that
she had not been given a fair trial. The
woman insisted so hard that she finally
planted her goodly form In the middle of
the pavneent. refusing to budge.
McCIang at last adorned her wrists with
a pair ot steel bracelets, far more tueful
than ornamental, and when one had cut
her ana considerably uhn arose and al
lowed herself to be escorted to the Cam
den City Hall, leaving a supexsous Sow
of expletives behind
Recorder Stackhouse sent her to tho
county prison for thirty days on tho
charge of disorderly conduct.
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS
WITH WILD CHIMPANZEE.
SPECIAI. BT CABLB TO THE STEW YOIUC
HERALD AND THE ST LOUIS KEPUBIJC
Paris. Oct- J. Copyright. 1SCB.-Th9
young female chimpanzee. Edwlge, which
Doctor aietchnikort Inoculated with ths
virus of a well-known secret disease, baa,
succumbed to the malady. The case pre?
seated great sclentine interest, as it was
the first time in the history ot medical
science that a successful attempt had
been made to inoculate animals with a
disease exclusively confined to ""i",
Doctor Metchnlkoff has nve other chim
panzees) Inoculated with the same dtsea?
and some useful results axe expeotsd.
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