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THE EErUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1903.
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SAY CIGARETTES CAUSED
YOUTH TO ATTEMPT SUICIDE
JUW
619-621-623 N. Broadway
WATCH
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on the Floor IVItli Cut
In lit Throat.
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CATARRH
Malaria, Dyspepsia and
Nervous Diseases
INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS.
DR. A. J. LOPEZ,
Prof. Anatomy Flint Medical Cot.
lege, Physician to Francis Jo
seph Industrial Institute,
President Broadway Medi
cal and Surgical Insti
tute, Ex-Prof. Physiol
ogy New Orleans
Medical College,
DAILY PRESCRIBES IT
Dr. Lopez is One of f he Most
Noted and Best Known
Physicians and
Surgeons
IN NEW ORLEANS
Hera's Dr. Lopez's Letter, Word
for Word:
rn llrlrnns lji ". 1.". nin'S.
) l,ni' f'lieinieul to.. M. I.iiiiIn. Mi..:
4.en1lemeii In m ri.ile.cr wnrW. In
m- lnMip.tr TtorW timl In our mrilt
rnl rillrx;r, iintl In m !hII ltrltetlec.
1 Klro.iK'y imlor-e, rreiin..rnil and
iri'.rllic jtmr miied?, "He l.nc
Cin-Ko-Vi nnil Iron."
.u n rosirni; ci'iii: roit .inn-
III V. I'ATittnil. M'.t:l 11 ml for all
TOM I II mill .M:itllis niiKs.M, 1
ilo not lir-dfnlr to n tlint It is the
inoi viim'aciohi pitupuivrio
1 lii.-vr rvrr round In m rri fi
prrlenc In thr .r.irliee of iiieillrint.
k h. iileiiMiutt rl inoMt poTiortul
Hliniulntlnt;. uv li;iruflii'-; mid Kn
frnl .(rrnstlicnln; (onlt It I -north?
of the most lica.t. Itlil.rteiue.it of
tlit inotllenl profeKlmi.
If .. so drain. ou hnve m iier
nilaiinn to use thin letter for ptllillcn
tlon for thr cooil of nil tiinriUI.nl.
Mncrrrlj onrs.
A, .1. I.OI'I'Z, .11. I).
t:::i . iinimi m.
I'lijIfians :ill over t lit- 1'nitotl Stntc
niv jii&t iviiiKiiiziiiK ""!' I.AGY'.S
CIX-KO-XA -iiitl IKUX" to be Uiu
Bivalfst AHSUM'TI" CPKi: for MA
LA III A. OATAIUJIl. HUi:rMATISM,
NBIIVOUSXURS. STOMACH TliOl-
bu:s. sli:i:i'li:ssxi:ss ov auy
BLOOD DISI'ASi; over iiioduted by
any concern in tins United St;iR'-.
'J'liuiiMtuiK of sniri'fnl nit'ii mill
vvonien from cory p.ut of the coun
try aic today telling their friends
Jmt tliis vomlciful XHltVi:, IIT.UOD
imrt CATAliltll TOXIC lias done for
then'.
It is bo ldws.int :int! nice to take
that tbe most delic.ile man or wonimi
will teally enjoy taking it. .let it is
so powerful in its jrrwil STIMULAT
ING powers that you beconio a De
iJtey fricuil before jou bae taken
three or four doses.
M)E LAOY'S CIN-KO-XA and
1IIOX'' Insures XO MOIli: CA
TAnilU. XO MOIIL DY.SI'Ul'SIA or
HAD STOMACH, XO MOIli; SLKKP
LESS NIGHTS. XO MOHK MAI.A-
iua. xo moke roou api'ltiti:,
XO MOKE COUGHS Oil COLDS. XO
MOHK THIN, AVKAKLY, XEHYOrs,
HUN-DOWN SYSTEMS. NO MOKD
ItHEUMATlSM.
"DE LAOY'S CIN-KO-NA and
IRON" i rightfully tormed "HU
MANITY'S GHAXDEST MEDICINE"
and THE MOST I'OWEUFUL STIM
VLAT1NG NEHVE. BLOOD BUILD
ING. JNYI GO BATING and
STBENGTHENING TONIC in the
world.
"DE LACY'S CIN-KO-NA and
IIION" is put nil in large pint bottles;
$1, or (i hollies S.."i, and is for wile by
driiKRists etcrywheie. If jour local
drugKixl iloe not handle it it will b
scut promptly by express. CHABGES
1'HEPAin. to any part of the Tinted
Slates, by the De Ijiey Chemical Co.,
St, Louis. Mo.
'm: lacy's i-axatiyi: ntiHT
VAFI:HS" pure imstii.itiiu mid hick
licailiiclii.'. 'Sic litll( of :V) ilosos.
Muster llutelieri. Meet.
The Jlavter IS.itcheis met last nlsht and
cniisldereil the adoption of a revised con
stitution and li-las. Tho organization
was formirly KiiiJimi as the St. ljmU
Itutehers' Tniun. and the diatiEe ut name
made chances in Hie constitution neces
sary. Walter l'felfn is president of the
organization and .lohii 11. Scliodcld is secretary-
Royal Shoes
One of our newest styles,
for fall. A handsome shoe
for street or dress wear.
5Iade up in any leather.
104 other styles all
$2.50
Stores in All Principal Citits.
SAVE A DOLLAR.
The Royal
5I0-OLIVE STREET--812
V
4l'isJ.--i;-t?-",Rg-?'A--'
nH 11
VlCUiv
The excessive use of cigarettes, which
affected Ills nervous sjstem. Is given as
the reason for Iauney Branson's attempt
to end his life, by cutting Ills throat tilth
a razor, at life home. N'o. HIS Glasgow
avenue, last evening.
A wound that ten stitches were required
to close wag Inflicted by the keen blade,
arjfl IJrans-on almost, bled to death before
the arrival of Doctot A. C. Mellies, whom
members of the family called from his of
fice, No. 2833 Cass avenue.
IJranson was found by his brother,
rrankllii, lying unconscious on the floor of
his room. In the oun:r man's hand was
a note of farewell to his parents, brothers
and sister?. In the message Uranscn s.aid
"'at he was at fault and asked forgiveness
To the polite rranklin I)ransuii said that
Ills biotlier wa.s a slave of cigarettes and
frequently smoked thiitv a da. The habit
v as noticed in his imtablo temper and
moody disposition. Of laic. Kranklin
Branson paid, the tonus man hid been
unable to sleep, and it is oellcved his mind
was temporarily affected b the nkotinc
I UIMJH,
Branson Is at the CItv Hospital, and his
weakness, duo to less of blood, is expected
to rentier hU racovrrv doubtful. Hu is a
miller and Zl jears old.
CAUSES A RECONCILIATION.
Divorced l'tuunts Art' Ift'iinitcd
at Child's Itcqiic&r.
r.EPfin.ia srcci.M
Decatur. Ill . Nov. ; nichard Thefn
and ttlfe. it ho Ttcre dlorced a month
ago. vi ere remarried here to-day.
Their reunion was brouRht about by
their little child, who sriecd oer the
separation and persistentlj entreated the
parents to make it up.
KENNEDY-PIERIK NUPTIALS.
IVoria Man Weds Society Girl of
Stipillirfli.hl
m:ifIIMl- Sl'IXIAU
PpiiiiBlIeld. 111. Xot. 21. The weddini;
of Jlits Julia Clark 1'ierik of this city to
-Mr Rov McCluro Keunedv of I'eorl.i was
celebrated this ctonlng at the home of tin
bride's parents. Mr. and Jlrs .John
Pierlk. Mi-s JIaiie Plerik. sister of the
bride, and r-arl Etans of DanIHc. .iltend
eil the couple. Jlr. and JU. Kennedy
Mill reside In Peoria.
iiamiwo.v w i:nn
Brardstonn. III. x0t ;( -Mr Men 1" Ham
ilton and Jllfs Maude Webb wre mairicl tills
rtenmc at the homp or thf lufdcs parents.
AMernian and Mrs John Wi-bb
HOCItUl riTZM
Mascoatali III . Xot. ;( -Mr Bymuiid Ho.idt
ana Mls-j raeira FItzam ttere married lire
to-dat
rn-ii-rRoiiucii.
tlalesbiir? III. Xot ;t Mr .sigmu'id C
I iah of tliiciso and JIIss (IcrtiuJe Ipihlirli.
daughter or llr and Mi t- I-rctilleh of this
c!t jrf nianihl thi etenlnc in the parlor
or tho Lnlon Hulul Quests were present from
Clilcao St ltH and funoundln tor.ns
CO WAX-SH I C LDS.
Tana. III. Xot. ; Tho marriage or Mlw
Akii's shields of this eltt and Mr James
tou-in of st Louis took place to-da at St
i'atrlck's Cliu-cli. The will iflde In rana.
WIHTIIOIIX TKAIIQAX.
i'jrhmllle, Jll . Xot ;( Mr C1iarle K
whjthoin and I'ns i:dlth eaiRan were Hur
tled to-day.
I'R K ZIEIt-AL'.STIX
ralmrra Mo. Xot. H Doctor J., r. Tra
zler and Mls Ktithetlne Austin were married
-i me nouic oi me unue a motner mis aiter
noon wnumxa ax.nol'xced
I'ail. Mo. Xo it Cards ait out announ
ilmj tlie marriaca "f .Mis Kittle Pitts to air"
Hethert G Slioh. Dei emhei 7. MUs ptti iL
Hie unit ihild or Captain I I. Pitts, former
Stato Tieasurtr. lloclor Sholie is a nraulchiK
idiisiclan of Paris
WKDDINCJS AT MORKHIA'
Mol.eil. Ilo. Nov. 24 h. C W. Cotter of
Kansas iiv and si, Maude Corner were mar
ried hero tnis etenins.
Mr. Oscar P. Kelthlcv and Mis Magcle
Green were mairled here to-night.
GARBAGE REPORT INDORSED.
Towt'i
lor
Ui ovc Association .
A'jirious Iniiriv(.'ineiii
s,ks
At the legnliir meetine of the Toner
Groie Improt ement Association JIonda
evening, at XIuth' Hall, the majority re
port of tlie garbage commission was in
doreri. The Terminal hill, as amended,
vus discussed and recommended.
The gradlns of Jlaiifhester avenue,
from liullding line to building line, fro'ti
Sarah street to King's highway, is about
completed. A letter from the Street Com
missioner stating that on account of the
doubtful state of the law with refeience
to the manner of assessment for street
Improvements it was imposslbio to saj
just when the-street would be P-ived was
read. In sradlne the street all the side
walks and crossings were removed, and
the street will be well-nlRh impassable
during the muddy season.
In view of this fact It was resolved to
request the Street Commissioner to fur
nish temporary macadam crossings and a
cinder path from Sarah street to King's
highway on botli sides of tlie street.
DOLLIE DOUGLAS WEDS HOM.
Girl Who Jilted Sargeant Mar
ries at Midnight.
liias Dollle UougIai, who tome months
bko obtained much publicity by leaving
Unlun Station and hiding rather than
marrv Leonard G. Sargeant of Indiau
apulK to whom she vva engaged, war
married late Slonday night to Frank C.
Horn of No. 1711 North Talor avenue.
-Miss Douglas left her home. No. 4227
Easton avenue, Jlonday morning, tellmp
her mother she was goinr to be married.
She did not, however, say whom she
would marrv.
Shortly afterwards she appeared at the
City Hall with her future husband and ie
oured a license. It wag almost midnight,
however, before thev appeared at the
home of Justice Hanlcy and were wed.
SiImioI I'ntrona Klect IIRlccm.
The follow hit: officers have been elected
liv the Mount Pleasant Schuol Patrons'
Association: Henry I'. Mueller, president;
A. J. Stalcv. vle president; P. J. lambing.
corresponding secretarj: Wlilam Normap.
financial secrelar; Vllliani i-angemrier.
treasurer: lyiids Itumpf. Pergeant-at-arms;
John Norris. delegate nl large, and
B Ouerlngpr., William Slvter and John
Norris memlicrs of the Hoard of Trutees
FREC
Catalogues.
MAIL
ORDERS
FILLED.
Shop Early We Close at
6 p. mi Saturday 10 P-nr.
ta" - wi3."rs";4 -jjgja
Ktir "aWf
JjiiH'k -ntcli tloll.l gold (HI;) iklilf
engraved hunting eate. with T-Jwcl
movement.
Every Watch Guaranteed.
Ii
Cleiitleiiinn's men Solid sold 04k )
hunting case. lua. hand-made.
hand-ome. bright cut tcioll engrated
design, with 15-jeweI nickel 'Constant"
mot ement.
Broadway
and Locust
Our iVcrv Catalogue contains 5,000 Christmas Gift suggestions.
iii..Bmiiiiii,.ii la.-iu.'jj.n.iji.iu .
INER-SEAL BOXES
NOT PROTECTED.
L'niiL'd SiiiH'S Court of Ajijit'iiN
Hold That the IVLois l'.H
fiit Is Invalid.
A decision of tlie I'niled Stales four.,
of Appeals, handed down jesterdaj 15
Judge Thjjer, and com-uued in bj .V-w-ciale
Judges Sanborn and Vandevcnte--,
denies the elusive use of the "Iner-seal '
package to the National Biscuit Com
panv. or "cracker truat," as it is moie
familiarly known".
A bill was filed on December 1. 1!J0. in
the United States Circuit Couit of St.
Louis, which alleged that the Union Uls
cuit Company Tas using a ceitaiu pip'"
but which infringed on patent lieM b
Frank 3! Peters.
The CilCUit Court lcndeied a decision o'l
February 13 last, sustaining tlie validity
of the Peters patent, and holding that the
Union Company had been guilty of In
fringement. .i appeal followed.
The decision of tlie Court of Appeals
was based upon a, decision of Justice
Bradley in the case of the Atlantic Wotks
's. Brady, which state?, in pait:
"The design of the patent laws if to re
ward those who make some substantial
discovery or invention which adds to our
itiiow ledge and makes a step in advance
m the useful arts.
"It was not the object of those laws to
give a, monopoly for every trilling device,
overy shadow' of a shade of an Idea,
ivhlch would naturally and spontaneously
jceur to everv skilled workman or opera
tor In the ordinary progriss of manufac
tures. t
"Such an Indiscriminate creation of e
el'isivu privileges tends lather to ob
.ilnict than to stimulate Invention. It
creates a class of s-pcculative schemers,
nlio make it tlulr business to watch the
advancing wave of improvement and
gather its foam in the form of patented
.no'ioiiolles, which enable them to Ity a
ntavy la upon the ir.dustiy of tlie coun-
.iy without eonti uniting .miming- to inu
real advancement of the aits"
PRELIMINARY WORK IS BEGUN.
Bishop Duncan Will Open iN'oi'tli
' Texas Conference To Day.
rtRPunuc fci'i-ciAi,
Dallas, Te., Nov. 21 Tho preliminary
woik of the North Texts Confereme of
the Motbodlst Church, South, was berfun
to-night in conferences held btftween
Bishop Duncan of South Carolina and the
ten Piesidinp Uldcrs of the dlsliict.
About 400 delegates constitute tlie con
ference. Manv general vlsitois no nlo
here. Bihop Duncan will ooen tho ivg
ular session of the confeience to-morrow.
The four committees for the examination
of the students for the ministry in the
rtrst, second, third and fourth veil classes,
were bus" all day. Uhey examined twenty-nine
rtudents. Their reports vvill be
made to the conference.
Studio Grand; Parsons, photographer;
opens to-dav at 4322 Olive street. New
studio the newest st!es of art pho
tography. Christmas orders promptly at
tended to. Bell phone, lan.lell 56S.
STABBING FOLLOWS EUCHRE.
Uisjpulu Over Prizes Kmls tii'ii-oiislj-
for Harry IJrown.
As tho res. lit of a. quarrel over the
prizes awaiueu at a Maccabi o lodi;e
euchre given .it Plumer's Hall. Thirteenth
and Benton strcels, Monday night. Harry
Browii of No. "JM Franklin aveiiuo is at
the Jrffer.siin Hospital with a stab wound
In his ride, and a warrant has been issued
charging Osiar rteissic; vith assault to
kill.
More than l) pen-ons attended the eu
chre. On the stmt m front of the lull,
altera dispute over tlie rules, of the Kum
and charger, of rlir.itine wero made.
Blown, wlio i.ad luado onn of the highest
scores, met Rolsslg. A crowd (r.ilhered
around thoni. Blows vvcro Mruck and
Browp cxcllimed that he bad been
stabhrd.
Doctor Slgn.und Jacohy, who boards at
the Brown li.in.e, uas at the party, and
he sent Brown to the hospital. Jli. Clara
Blown, mother qf the wounded man, vvll
IiessM,i the affray.
OYSTERS, first of the season. Selects,
wo a dozen. Mllford's. 207 North Slth st
Cclcbrnr Golden AVeddliiir.
G. A. It. veterans attended the Rolden
woddlnn celebration of Captain -and Mrs
Adam Ofenstein last night at their home,
Xo. MCS Kaston avenue. General Ijon
I'ost, of which Captain Ofensteln Is past
commander, attended In a body. The
couple received many tokens of esteem
from friends and relatives'.
Vctretnrlnn liaiiciiiet.
A vegetarian dinner will bo served by
the Vegetarian Society of St. Louis Fii
day night at No. 802 South Fourth street.
Tho menue will consist of cream mush
rooms, nut salad, wholo-wheat erackprs
baked by electricity and cream of inocu
late. II. Rcicliard is president of thn so
ciety, whch Jias about cchty members.
X&i&rtt:'!f,f$&s3iijZ2j?-sii.s.-ti& y - ,
JiiLL
This Week
All Prices
Affording a remarkable
opportunity to buy, for
your own use or for a
gift, anv Watch in our
immense collection and
Save 20 Per Cent.
OFF
MERMOD & JACCARD
We Offer for Investment
The American Brewing Co. 6 Gold Bonds ai Price to Yield bH
The Siar Building Co. - - 5 Gold Bonds at Price to Yield 5
Union Depot Railway Co. 6 Gold Bonds at Price to Yield 4-s
ri:c'ii, cmrLi.Hi ami ri i.r. ptimciri,its vvt itntiunsT.
t'OHnnSl'O.MIEM'K AMI ICIO(AI, INTUItIKb Mll.ICi u:i.
GERMANIA TRUST COMPANY,
Fourth end Olive Sts., St. Louis. BOiND DEPARTMENT.
PRISONER'S CONFESSION
CLEARS UP CHICAGO CRIME.
(IiikIim Marks 'lellii HiiiT He nml Two
Companions Itolibeil Street ItnllTrny
Olllee and KllleU Two llniplojcu.
Chicago. Nov. 21 Tho mjstcry sur
tuundlic ibe hold-up of the cashier's of
tke of tlie Chicago City Ilailway last
August, in whicli two of the imployes of
the otHco were shot and killed without
vv .lining, was cleared up to-day by the
confession of Gustav Math, who was
anesttd last Saturday night for the mur
der of Detective John Qulnn, whom
Maiks tliot down ivlillo trjlng to escape
an est.
Harvcv Vim Dine and Peter Nelder
inoer are named by Marks as his accom
plices In the car-Darn murders. Accord
ing lo Marks's story, tho three men went
to the olflie of the lallroad company for
tho purpose of robbeiy. Marks m that
when he ordered the men to throw lip
their hands, the) obeyed, but Neldermeyer
burst In the window of the office and com
menced shooting.
Van Dine then broke down the door
with a slcdKO hammer, Marks sa. and
went Into the office and took ad tho
money he could ilnd,
In all, $2,2j0 was sccuied. and JIaiks
sa3 the money was even! divided among
the Uiiee men. Tho next day Marks anil
his two companions went to Denver,
Colo., wheie they remained but a short
time. Fiom Denver they went to Cripple
Creek, and in a week they came back to
Chlcasn, sln when, according to Marks's
conression. lliev nave ueen impucaieu jn
several hold-ups and shoothiK affairs.
I'lne Chilli. Dinner Set
From Knt,lind, Piance and Austria. Com
plete sit-, romilar prices, J9.75 and up to
J.Viii. This weelc '.0 per cent off.
MERMOD & JACCAUD'S,
Jtroadway, cor. Locust.
Our nac eataloj, B.ooo illuitrations. maiMrtt.
BURGLARS DYNAMITE
BANK AT EWING, ILL
MinKcr nult, but Are 1'rlcliteiicil
Anny llefore rroeiirlnic Hoot)
I.ciivu Tools Behind.
ItlU'UIII.IC f-l'ECIAl.
Mount Vernon, 111, Nov. 21 Burslart
blun the vault of the Iwlug Bank la.st
night, but were frightened away bcfoie
sci uring any ooolj.
About 2 o'clock Ihih inunilng Thomas
Ni.il. wlin llvis across Hie strce.t from the
bank, was aroused by the report of an ex
plosion. 'Ininhiug that something was wrong he
piiicacfi to warn Cashier Dan G. f1U
gerral. W'hilo on their way to tho bank
iney saw two men, evidently doing picket
duty. 'I he , are supposed to have alarmed
uipfr toiiiederates In the bank, who de
camped h.istil, leaving their tools and a
badly wrecked oltlce.
In a few nvnuentn tho would have suc
ceeded in gntlng vniat the nafi- coni.imed.
.is the had blown on the door, niid all
that remainid to do was to force the time
lock and secure the adi diavver. 'ihiee ur
lour i-usplciiiiis characters were seen m
r'wlug last night, but as vet theru li no
lew to the cuilly parties. Two arrests
wen mane hire to-u ty. Put the pitsoucrt
Acre soon releaeu-
ieelul TIinnkNislv Injc Dinners'
Will ne stivtii nt '111'' W'.ifiinigtoii' from
i; to S. Music.
llorili'iilttirnl Socletr lleel.
ItUI'UUUC SPKCIAI.
Salem. III. Nov. 21 The thirtieth an
nual meeting of the fouthern Illinois nor
th ultural Society began a two das" ses
sion at the Courthouse this morning. Del
egates vvere present from ahout thirty
iiiunties in s-'outliern Illinois. The meet
ing was called to order by President J. AY'.
StHntnn of nh hv lew. Major Tweed.
1'iet.Ident Stanton, T. 13. Goodrich of Cob
den, J'rufchsor J. AV. Uod of tho Stato
Hxperlment Stntlon. J. Webster ofiCarbon
dnle A. AV. Sehermerhnrn of KInmundy,
I'rofesj-or G. II. French of Carbondale,
John T. Qalbralth of Carbondale. AV. 8.
Boss, M. C. Kell, Professor J. T. Stn
ton of tho World's Fair. N. B. Morrison
of Odin, and B. A. Itichl of Alton took
part In to-day'a programme.
CASTOR I A fe..tttfc4CttiK
IihB K!nt Yoii Ha Afwajs Boygfet
itf. x'nii-t, Cr -g
ludj's Ualr ii Moid (.old (Ilk)
lr.iulllifr cise. ttiy h mdsuiiclj- n
j;raed; li-jcr.elctl nicktl Constant
moteinent.
Be Prompt in Your
Selection.
nebular
Price
M)tV
Geiillcnwiir ntfh Soliil cold
(14k ) hunting o ic. ImntlaoniPlv
i imraxod ami roiiMiuin jtweletl
rt r mocnient.
Jewelry
Company
Free on request.
PLAN NOTABLE FAREWELL
FOR ARCHBISHOP HARTY.
.o.rriuir liiel.er) Is I'l. peeled to He
Anionic IJistiiisiiisIieil Cuests at
SI. Louis t'liUeriltj- To-M(-llt.
The reception to be given lo Arciibishop
Hatty at St. Louis University this even
ing promi-es to bo a notable event, in
keeping with the dignity of tlie guest and
the prominent ofllce whose duties he Is
about to assume.
Much importance attaches to the metro
politan s..e of Manila. Under any circum
stances the spiritual ruler of some S,0W-
OuO persons occupies an ex.dted iosi
tion and is burdened with a grave respon
sibility. Under tho old Spanish regime
tlie "rt chbishop of Manila ai an objict
of unliersal cJtccm. Spnnianl ami Fili
pino itiuce ievcrenceil mm as the highest
local authority in spiritual matters and re
lied on his prudence and justice in the
settlement of illlticultles in civil afTairsi
With the eh-inge in tho civil Govern
ment of the islands the position of tin!
Archbishop of M iiiila has become no less
Important and. it is said, far more delicate.
AVelghty problems Involving church and
state must be solved. Archbishop Hnitv
goes fortli to a strange land and a
strange cleigy that aie accustomed to
the traditions of thiee centuries of Span
ish iMCUpition. Such conditions, it Is
thought, call for rare prudence and re
sourceful tact.
The president and facullv of St. Iuis
ynlversity, appreciating the honor con
ferred on tlulr distinguished alumlnus
Intend to --ijrn.i.'1-ct- his departure for ills
amuou-i mission uv a luting celebration.
They rccoquize. too, that In Archbishop
Harts s distinction his foufreies of the
clelgv and his follow -cltlzir.s of St. Ivnils
are likewise honoied. and .icninilnsly the
list of tluse Invited to the reception In
cludes besides Archbishop Glennon and
prominent State and city oiltclals", a largo
and representative bodv of tho city's
clergy and lain. Governor Dockery has
accepted an Invliation and is cpected to
be present.
The leeeptlon will be held nt tlie univer
sity on Grand avenue in the library build
ing, where President Hoosevelt was re
ceived last spring. Tlie work of decorat
ing tho hall for tho event Is already well
advanced. The music for tbe occasion will
be furnished hv a select orchestra under
the direction of Joseph Kern.
"TopM" nirtliniontli Kings
For November, m'-anlng "Fidelity of
Friendship." SJ.2.5 to $1C. mid set with dia
monds and topar. up lo VM.
MBRMOD & JACCAUD'S.
Broidnay and Locust.
Our nuc illuttrattil catalog, mailnt frc.
BURRELL BEGINS TESTIMONY.
I'rolV.sM'i' TosUlics f-ir riiicno :it
Hie r.'iiuil JJciriii-r.
HRruiiMt, t-vr.riM..
CIiIciro, Ill, Nov. 21 Tl ,T. Iliirnll.
profeysor nt bacterlolosy ,it tlie UnUcr
slty of Illlnoli, In Ran Ills testimony 1p
fmo llnilcil Btits t'oniniNslniipr Urisht
tills afternoon in the lionrlnc of the inter
state i.in.il iio.
IVoni Juno J. lP03. until October !.", WW,
-'S?' i-iniiiles ucro tulten from the "treamsi
ancteil li thn w.iier of tlio ilr.ihmsc i,t
n,il I rum these ex.uiinlcs the uitne'-i
niulo '.(HI dilturnl testi for tho piirnose
pr dsteit.ilnliiR tho iiimibcr of liaeterU In
the nter at mloti-, tlnua .mil 71I ices.
ilost of the il.iy a, uken up nltli ill
rect cx.imliiiitlon of the wltiifi In .show
his methods of maMiijr .iu,ilf.cs. He all
In li.nl nut li.oeul.itPil .iny ;iniln:ili In
maklnc these tots. Tho siili-,t.itiec of his
testimony, like that or the othir exports
for tin- ilefense. tii tint tho nnalWH
lio etl a murkeil ilecreno in the number
of tha bacteria In the Illinois IBvei iliiwn
to I'eori.u Other pollutions inter tho
stream there, nut Impurltlei from the ca
nal, 1iq salil. prnctlcillv disapijear be
fore tho mouth of the riser Is reacheil.
"MAMMA'S" PANCAKi: n.OUn-Ap-petizInR.
hcnlttiful anil nutrltloui.
To Adnjit Itexiilulionx.
Itin'UHLIC SI'ECIAU
Columbia. Mo . Nov. 21. At a meeting
of the Itoone County liar Association this
afternoon a committee was appointed to
ilraw tin resolutions' on thn death of .linljre
Hockaday. The astocintioii will meet In
the morning to decide between the three
candidates for appointment as Judge
Hockadaj's successor.
Stars tha
Bajrpaturo
of
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av $28
C&zzM&c,
FANCY
SLIPPERS
No Mail Orders Filled for These Slippers.
Jjjjjgjk 6.00
AND
VIA WABASH LINE,
Wednesday, No
TICKET OFFICE,
We Want
the People
of St. Louis
TO UNDERSTAND THAT
THE SUITS AND OVER
COATS WE OFFER FOR
SALE ARE OUR OWN
MAKE
Our Clothing- is far
superior to any of the
Eastern-made garments
offered for sale in St.
Louis. Our $15 Suits
and Overcoats are wor
thy of 3our inspection.
MILLS & AVERILL
TAILORING CO.,
BROADWAY AND PINE.
AOT IP IIB AVI.VUS
Polar Colt Shoes.
WARM AND DRY.
iik iDtiVAUTuns rou
HII.TIfi MIOCS.
HARRIS SHOE CO.
407 JtoriU Sixth Street.
PRINCESS ALICE HAS LONG
BEEN APART FROM HUSBAND
She In Pretlr .nl Ardent, Mr- nn Vn-
inpnhptlc oldlcr Mlsalni;
Ciiiieliiuun Ik Ilnnilnome.
nrlui, Xov. ;i-lt now appears lli.it
ITIiilcss Alice, wife of Prince A'iclor Fred
erlik Knut of Schiiefliurg-AA'iildeiiburjr.
left home at G.iueniltz three months ago,
taking her bon, 18 months old.
Her former coachman. rmiI!o Jlatcn.i.
with whom, it Is said, sho cloned, also
diBappcared about the samo time. The
I'I!n.tess suppoibly la hi Italy.
Prince, and princi-ss Vldtor Frederick
I.riin of choefburg - AVnldenburg hud
iiKd apart for months. The. 1'rlnco had
also broken off relations with his father
ind Is now bunting in Stjrin.
Pi Incess Alice Is described as being small
anil pietty. with bewitching ejea and of
wtjemely ardent temperamtnt.
Tho Loachman. Kmllio Jlaternl. Is
reputed t-i be uiiu.sually handsome. Hi
was married t" a German girl, but the
I'rlnceHS liking for him was well known
it Gauernltz. where lie occupied a iiosl
tlon of onlldence,
ITllirP. FmillvHnU nC C.hn.riittr.lflilAti-
nu.rfi Is described as an unsympathetic
soldier.
Princess Beatrice, a sister of Prin-
ways mKemmbtr the ftdl .Name
r.toatave Rromo Qamme
Harris's Custom Toe for Sale
"':..":.$4.oo
I
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ATION
-Kid, Patent Vici, Mat., Patent
.Leather and Bronze, Cuban.Opera,
French and Louis XIV heels;
nearly all sizes, mostly small.
That Were
- $2.00
$2.50
S3.00
$3.50
In Chair Gars and Coaches.
No Baggage Checked.
All Privileges.
Baggage May Be Checked.
GO
25.
3
EIGHTH AND OLIVE.
Hinman's Bowel Tablets
Iricn'J ij irxj Ofnrs Tirccjioi. tit Torli
A SURE REnCDY
For Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera In
fantum and all Bowel Trouble. A trara
preventative of Typhoid Fever.
"THE OSLY THINO THAT GIVM TUX
DLSIRED SATISFACTION."
ISiganh Vu. A. V ASHBcnr, D. D.
Ma;or and Chaplain, u. S. Aray
Discovered far Dr. E. L. llinman, formarly
Medical hiaouner, U. S. Armr.
29c., 50c. and $1 OOperbor. At all drocpsta 9t
aeot prepaij. - .
f floney Refunded If Not Benefited
ONTARIO CHEMICAL CO , Oswego, N. Y.
TP.EXTjcffir
av?-- Cn If li al I iy" i al
THE
luvei arfaf aA
ril wia-l-
liA LOTION
For EMcrrtcsi, Gleel, lecetrrlioii.SpjnutirrttM.
Piles ial All Uahealthy Sciml DUdurpj.
NO PAIN. NQ8TAIN.
No Stricture. Free SyrlngevA .
""""A Snre PrpTentlTe of Diaeaae. W
At druj:c;its. or sent to any address for 91.
HALYD0R MFC CO., LANCASTER, a, U. S.A I
Jr aJy fy" r
il IhN
$21.00 TO NEW YORK
ST3P0IER IT
WASHINGTON.
B. & O. S-W.
TRAINS IEAVE
9:30A.M. 9.03 P.U. 2:05AM.
TICKET OFFICES:
Cllieaml Slitt mil Union Si'lm
THANKSGIVING
EXCURSIONS
BIG FOUR ROUTE
TICKET OFFICE, BROADWAY & CHESTNUT
W
QUICK MEAL
STEELRANGES
RINCEN STOVE CO
cess Allc. married Prime Ma.Hmt
dl lioi.I-in'. and. eighteen months ago.
Jumped Inti. the Itler Tiber on account
ot jealousy, nut was rescueu aim rn
bratcd her reconciliation with herhusbani
3
In h thciitrlcal luanner.
"AIAMMA'S" PANCAKK Ff)UR-MaiI
under noiernment regulations; you know
It Is good.
Coluniliin lli.nil Inine ncfenteri.
ni:fURi.p; pi:ciii
Columbia, JIo . Nov. 21. The proposition
to issue JIOT.OOO in bonds for tho municipal
ownership of a, water and light plant, was
defeated hen- to-day. The vote was 7"M
for and 41" against. It required u9 votes
to carry.
Tho Mcrcmac Ichool Asuoclatlon will
Tho meremac School Association will
ghean entertainment and dance this even
ing at Southwest Turner Hall, Potomac
street urd Ohio avenue. The, holder of
each admission tlckt t will be entitled to
draw for a aluable prize.
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oacvwy
4yTnrLM . apiB
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407-409
411 N. 6th
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