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ROUTE.
Tickets en sale April Sd to May 1. in
clusn e.
Dally Tonrlst S:plnir Car,
gaily PullmBn Ktanlard Sleeplnr Cars.
Fcr farther lnforrratlcn ere
OTT TICKET OFFICH.
6. E. Cor. Slith and Olive Streets.
PAID HIM FOR FAIR JOBS.
Nearly Fifty Persons tit Cliic-igo
Accuse A. A. Campbell.
Chicago, April CS. Nearly fifty j'eroni
appeared In court here to-day to tesdify
against A. A. Campbell, who. they alleged,
secured money from each of them on pre
tense of getting them positions as suarda
fct the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
On a charge of obtaining money on tal
Eretenses Camnbell was ai rested in his
offices on Dearborn street. According to
the police, Campbell and a partner hae
offices in several States, and uv the
manipulation of their scheme, have t-e-cured
thousand." of dollars.
SPECIALTIES.
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NOTICE .
Marriage and Death Xotices Incited In
The Republic will be foroardel by tele
prfiph to any one cr all of the papers
namd below for simultaneous publication,
without xtra charge, if a request to do
so accom,anles the copy. NoticeF rcled
after midnight cannot J- forwarded, how-EVX-.rUnill
Ux& nejct-ettnlnj?.
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fw lork Times. Boston Globe,
FMla. rublicLedr, niltimrp Herald,
llttiburg ZJiraarch. "WaBhlrjrton Port.
Providence Journal.
DEATHS.
BnOWN Suddenly, on Wednesday April 27.
134. at II a, m.. Richard Brown, beloved -un of
John and Hannah Brown, at the age of 6 wan
Jind 9 montius. Funeral from residence, 2x 216
l'arragut street. Saturday mo-mlrs at 8:30
o'clock to Holy Name Church,. thsnee ta Cultary
Ccmeterr. Friends Invited to attend.
COHICK On "Wednesday. April Z7. 1901, at
4 p. m.. Jaraes Cohick. after a ehort illness
ed 47 ears. Funeral Friday, at 2 p. m,
from Spelbrink's undertaking rooms, to fct.
Ann's Cemetery.
CONliON Mark Conlon. beloVed hueband of
Catherine Conlon tnec Berry) and father kI
Katie. Edward J.. Mamie. Anna and Xell'e.
I'uneraJ uill tak place on Friday, the 2Sth
Jnst., at 1:30 p. m., rrom residence. No. 23A
Jlullanphy street, to St. Leo's Church, thence
to Olivary Cemeieri. Deceaeed waa a member
cf Plumbers' lAborera Union. Cblcaco ani
toprlnrfleia, 11L, papers please copy.
DIVNET On TVedaesday, April IT, 3M. at
3130 p. m., Dan Divney. teloed son of the
Jit John and Ellen Divney and brother of
John. Kate. Annie, Irene and Mra. TVootten. at
me ic? oi i'J years montns ana 1j cays. Fu
neral from family residence. No. 13K bmgletoa
street. Saturday afternoon at z oc,ock. io the
Holy Angela Church, thence to Calvary Ceme
tery. lUlatfT and friends invited to attend.
Kansas City papers please copy.
DUN5FORT-On TVednesday, April ZT. 1S04,
sit 11:30 p. m.t Richard Duns ford. Funeral
from family residence. No- S9 Festalozzi
street. Saturday. April 20, at 9 a. m.
FIANN On Thursday. April 25. 1S04, at 7 a.
XQ., Frank Flynn, husband of the late Kate
Flynn and brother or John Flynn. Funeral
from residence of his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Dwyer (nes Fryrm), No. 26X) Garrison avenue,
Saturday. April 5). 1$M. at 80 a. in., to t.
Teresa's Church, tnence to CaJary Cemetery
Frlenda Invited to attend.
GREGORY Fell asleep, on Thursday, April
2S, 1304. at 9:15 p. m., Mrs. Ruth Anna Gregory,
at th residence of her son, Charles P. Gregory,
No. 2SM Blaln avenu, aped 74 jear. Due no
tice of fungal -will be Rien. New Orleans,
Chicago and Cape Girardeau papers please copy.
HOPKINS Suddenly, on Monday. Aprils.
1901. Allyne Drake Hopkins. beloed huband of
Manruerite Hopkins fnee Rfnes). aged ?l years.
Death occurred in Clay City, 111 . at the home
of his brother. Charlfj w. Hopkins, and the re
mains were removed to It. Louis, -where they
will be Interred in Bellefontalne Cemetery.
Funeral on Friday, at 9:30 a. m.. from family
residence. No. S2.r-3 Vernon avenue, to New
Cathedral Chapel. Newstead and Maryland ae
nues. Intermtnt prlvatu.
MURPHY Entered into rest on April 25. 1S0I.
nt 5:30 o'clock p. m., at Peoria, 111., Jeremiah
JIurphy, brother of Andrew Murphy. Funeral
will take place frcm tn residence of his niece,
Jtra. Thomas Iahey. No. 2Ti4$ Warren street.
on Friday, April 29. at S:30 a- m.. to hrtne of
the Sacred Heart, thence to Caltary Cemetery.
PHILLIFS-Suddenly, on Mcnday. April 11,
I!. James B. Fhllllp". teloved husband of Ida
lhllllps nee FcharperbnrR) and father of Bu
frd and Dwisht Philllpv son-in-law cf 'Wil
liam and Mary Scharpenburir. aired ST ears 9
months and 3 days. Remain will be Interred
In St. Marcus Cemetery to-day at 2 p. m. De
feased wai a membr of Mound City Council,
No, 1S(, National Union.
SCHMID On Wednesday. April 27, IW4. at
1"D p. m.. Otto Schmld. beloved husband of
Anna Schmld. and father of Annie. Otto. jr..
and Blanche Schmld, ased 42 vears. Funeral
from tho late residence. No. K30 Waterman
ireniie. Friday. April 29. at 2 p. m . to St.
Marcui Cemeter'. Conveyance of remains, fam
llr and friends by electric funeral car.
WUENSCH Arthur Egmnnd Wuenpch. b
loved kch cf Albert and Barbara Wuenwh, at
the ace of 7 months ard 2S qays. Funeral
Friday. April 2$. at 2:7) u. m.. from resi
rfpee. No. 4200 Linton avenue. Interment prt
" vale.
AG0NER UNDERTAKING CO.
liar otrvn; st.
Day or INI(cht.
"THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS"
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Oh en away next week. Watch for the
BARGAIN ADS
IN THE
WEDNESDAY REPUBLIC.
MINISTER
FROM THE ORIENT
Doctor W. 15. Palmore Spends
Ten Months Encircling Eaith
From West to East.
DECLINE OF MOHAMMEDANISM
Pas-tor Says That Fact of Women
Being Treated as l'.easls of
HuruVn Operate. Against
Koran Followers.
The Reverend Doctor W. r. Palmore.
editor of the St. IVjul-f Christian Advocate,
returned yesterday afternoon from his trip
through tle Orient and the Holy Land.
Doctor I'almore left St. Louis ten
months ago. and in this time he circled
the earth from west to east, crossed the
equator twice, traveled through Australia
and Xcw Zealand, to South Africa, into
Arabia and Asia Minor. Ho then j.arted
on his homeward trip via Egypt, and Eu
rope to England, where he tool: ship for
Xew Yort A land slide in the Virginia
Mountains delayed his artivd in St. Louis
several hours.
Speaking of the religious conditions pie--nillng
in the Orient, Doctor Palmore said
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nin nrrvEKnN-D w. b. palmorb.
ho has just returnfd from a trip to the
Orient.
that the sradual downfall of Mohammed
anism cannot but be observed by e-ery
Chrlstian traveler In that part of the
world. He attributes this to two causes
one the fact that the Koran, which is the
Mohammedan's bible. Is not permitted to
be translated into any but the Arabic lan
guage, and the other to the condition or
bondage in which the women of the race
are kept.
In the Orient, where the doctrine of
Christ is not known, woman is either con
sidered and treated practically as a beast
or burdtn, said Doctor I'almore, or she is
lool.fd upoii as lh painted toy" uf some
wealthy man.
CHRISTIAN- EDUCATION.
Christian education under American and
Hnglish innuences. he said, has worked
wonders, and throughout the Turkish
Empire the young men graduates of
Christian colleges are being pushed to
the fronu many of them being Governors
iffile.frovmS?s; Tbcir tendency is to
better the conditions of their rellow-men
and the impro ements thev are making
aru being observed on all sides and com
rSI .. y, the natives with conditions that
prevailed under old Turkish customs.
1- , , '"'thing new- to state that the.
lurkish Government is tottering, and has
"?? the best year of its existence."
t-ald the doctor. "It is onlv a Question of
a few years when it must succumb to
Luroptan civilization, and the natjv-
themselves aie looking longingly forward
to the day of deli ernnce."
Concerning- tho Russo-Japanese war
Doctor Palmore said that in Trance, in
official circle especially, there Is a de
cided feeling in favor of Russia. But he
said tiiat everywhere in Europe peonli
express the hope that neither side wilt
have an overwhelming victory, but,
rather, that tho war snould close with
honors divided.
The prevaillnK sentiment in Europe, he
said, is that there is a great danger if
Japan meets with a decisive victory that
she will make an alliance with China
njui;u luiniii prove aisasirous to Amer
ican and European commerce. While on
the other hand, if the war terminates
with a great victory to the credit of
Russia, the opinion i that China will
become practically Russian territory
which means that the other nations will
be entirely excluded.
FAILS TO KISS THE BRIDE.
Judge O'Hallaron Performs His
First Marriage.
Judge' A. A. CHallaron performed his
first marriage yesterday.
The contracting parties were Ilenry
Franke of Floraville, 111., and Miss Car
rie HIckerson of Moberly, Mo.
The marriage took place in Judge O'Hal
laron's private office. Judse O'Haliaron
asked the necessary questions and went
through the. ceremony without the aid of
a manual. His clean-shaven face and quiet
demeanor added the appearances of cler
ical dignity to the occasion. He omitted
kissing the bride.
The AVabimh Line
Will sell tickets for World's Fair opening
at rate of one fare round trip (Danville
CM) from Danville, Moberlv- and in
termediate stations, for trains leaving
stations afternoon of Friday, Acril 3, and
subsequent trains arriving in "St. Louis
prior to noon Saturdav, April .To, relum
ing by all trains, including Sundav, May 1.
Snlntr for Alimony.
Mrs. Helen Link filed suit in the Circuit
Court jesterday to have property allegod
to have been conveyed by her former hus
band. Edward C. Link, to his present wife
Dora, made subject to $1,000 alimony'
which she says IJnk was ordered to pav
her.
Spring Humors
Cause many troubles pimples, boils
and other eruptions, besides loss of
appetite, that tired feeling, fits of
biliousness, indigestion and headache.
The woy to get rid of them and to
build np the system that lias suffered
from them is to take
Hood's Sarsaparilta
and Pills
Forming in combination the Spring
Medicine par excellence, unequaled for
purifying the blood, as shown by rad
ical and permanent cures of
hcrofulo, salt Rheum,
Bcald Head. Bolls, Iiniplcs.
All Kinds of nmnor, ProrlnsU,
Blood Poisoning, RhcanmiUrm,
Catarrh, Dyspepsia. Etc.
Testimontals of remarkable cures ma)1ed-oa
request. C I. HOOD CO.. LoneU. Ua.
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The values are exactly as stated the quality establishes new jitcceuents for Tailoiing Ciiaracler. You know the ;eaons
for these reductions by this lime we've told them before your piolit and duty now are now in your prompt action.
WE CLOSE ALL DAY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). BUY TO-DAY.
Suits for the Young Man
You ran summarize? many lis!inetivo points ly :i personal in
spection of these Suits they'll convince you that way of their mi
peiiority better than any printed prai--es we can publili. These
Suits are designed specially for the stowing young man. Hiffoient
tlun those made for the matured pby-iqiie different alto in tlie
pronounced effects so popular with the tfenciafly radical joung
tire-ser.
We offer the choice of 510.00 aiid ?12.."4) slnple or double breasted
Suits, iu licht and dark colors: they come iu pretty mlxtuie.
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jiortnij cd In botli the textine and pattern
lliere H a big assortment, iucludius blues
and blackn tan
BAPTIST WOMEN ADJOURN
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Orilcer r- Ile-rlcclnl. lull Mrs.
Joltu Eilniu Sctitt Decllnt-N tu
ene .Wit Meeting Ht lleui er.
Omalu, Neb.. April IS The Women's.
Baptist Missionary Socictv of the West
iloaed its thirty-third annual jession to
night, after having elected officers and
; elected Minneapolis at tho place of meet
ing next ear. All the oCIccis were re
Uected, with one exception.
President Mrs. John Edwin Scott apolo
gized for the necessity of her having to
announce her own re-election, but stated
that she believed the rest of the ticket
wa. a good one. The society decided to
Increase Its iifoit to secure a larger num
ber of active workers for the foreign field
ami to ralsu an additional JJ.UOd for their
support.
An imitation from Calvarv Baptist
Church of Minneapolis to hold the 1KC
rr.'etlng In that city brought out some
fritndlv rivalry. Denver having previouslj
asked for the convention. A vote on the
question gave the lfrK meeting to Minne
aiulls. with an understanding that Dener
would be favored the following year
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
Articles of Incorporation of the Eer
qreen Investment Company were tiled in
the Recorder's office in Clayton yesterday.
The capital stock of tho company is S5.f'Jt
divided into fifty Miares of the par value
of $100 each, fully paid up. The Incorpor
ators are Julius Kessler. six shares; H" R
Rehrae. fie shares: Nicholas Pehigreen,
Nix shares, Thomas T. Lucas, fl snaies,
W. G. Sshofield. five shales; Henry B
Surkamp. six shares: George W. Rlnkel,
flvo shares; John 13. C. Luta, she shares,
and P. B. Berglar. six shares.
The ladies of the Clajton Methodist
Church will give a missionary tea at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon at the rcldence of
Mrs. Henri Choumeau.
A marriage license was issued in Clay
ton vesfrday to Jopepli Fctrstel of No
1S17 Sidney treet and Emma C. Gablcr
of No. 1C10 South Seventh street. St
Louis.
A writ of attachment was issued by
the Circuit Court yesterday against F. W
Child of Kirhwood. in behair of G. F. W
Weygardt. who alleged that h lud a
cause of action against Child for tl.03).
declaring that Child was about to leave
the State.
A marriage license issued - 'he Clay
ton clerk. March, K 1901. to J. Walter
Griffin and Anna Norton of No. 1429A
Vandeventer avenue was returned yester
day unused, without any explanation.
Neither was at home yesterday evening
but it was said by a neighbor that they
had ben married, notwithstanding the re
turn of an unused license, the ceremony
liaving leen performed outside of St.
Louis County.
To Clone Satnrdny.
The Model Clothing Company will close
their More all day Saturday, and keep
open to-night until 10 o'clock.
SUITS FOR DIVORCE ENTERED.
E. Beibari Said Wife's Father
Drove Him From Home.
Ellas Berbari. In his suit for divorce,
begun in the Circuit Court yesterday,
against Georgiana Berbari, said that her
father drove him from home. She called
him bad names and said she would sooner
be buried than live with him, he- alleged.
Lulu Besser said that her husband,
Waitfleld Besser, failed to support her.
They separated fourteen years ago, after
living together two years.
Edward L. Schcenoorn charged that his
wife, Carrie, assaulted him and deserted
him.
Joseph B. Duvice alleged that his wife,
Marv, deserted him May i), 1S0L They
were married October i. 1KW. Ho asks for
the custody of their child.
John N. Schmiederberg charged that his
wife, Clara, "subjected mm to indignities.
Josle Roler alleged that her husband.
Enoch, called her bad names and treated
her with cruelty.
NansI Cook O'Brien said that her hus
band, Charles, deserted her in April, 1902.
They lived together one ear.
Carrie C. Hayes alleged that her hus
band. Joseph, subjected her to indignities
and deserted her
Lizzie Burke said that her husband,
John, drank and failed to support her.
Desertion was charged by Idella J
Cummings against Mark A. Cummlngs.
and by Oscar Thoman against Minnie
Thoman.
Julia May Martin alleged that her hus
band. James, subjected her to indignities.
Thev were married June 0, woo. and sep
arated July 3), 1MB. She asks for the
restoration of her maiden name, McGee.
Hotel Jpfferson was opened to the public
on April 7.
D0CKERY REAPPOINTS UTZ.
St. Joseph Police Commissioner
Succeeds Himself.
BEPCBLIC BPDC1AL.
Jefferson City. Mo.. April 2S. Governor
Dockery to-day reappointed William H.
Utz ef SL Joseph to be Police Commis
sioner of that city for another 'term of
three years, dating from April 2S.
He also appointed M. P. Cayce of Farm
ington and Thomas iilgginbotham of
Blackwell, to bo members of the State
Beard of Managers of the Farmlnslon
Asylum, to succeed themselves, for a term
or three years each.
Repairing of Plae Watclies
And Jewelry .1 specialty. F. W. Drosten,
Seventh and Pine.
Baltic .Muter Order Plan Approved.
New Tork. April 35. Plans for issuing
money orders by banks have been adopted
by the Executive Council of the American
Bankers' Association, in session here. The
council authorized Chairman "Branch to
appoint a committee of -five to make a con
tract with some surety company for suar
antecing the orders.
rnce.
TmMAYto
THE J.Mf
Formerly D. CRAWFORD & CO.,
-JH3 OiaOEST CLOTHIXd
u better news ever lold among Clothing Wearers than of the
i25 to 33 Per Cent Saving
during ihi successful and eventful
!4 Million Dollar Sale
- Grade Clothing
pretty mLXtuie.
$8.75
HOTELS.
0JVS0ln0V
MUDLAVIA
This R-rat report open thf j ear rourd. Cnibln-s
rttU health and pleasure for your vacst'en. Omy
a few hours' r!J fn-ni rt Loul. rear Attics,
Ind..rn Wabath Rallpird Na:urf sratrtt curs
fcr Itheumaitm. Omit. TCHrey PVln. Bladder.
Stomach and nervcu-e dl3T-. TVr beaut Ifullv
!l.otnt- rrnjffaTlne and nI lifrTTriatlAi add-e-M
H I Krainr. Oeti MaT-iaee Kramer Tnd 4TI.
World's Fair Sanson Tiokois
OW OX S1I.E.
PhotOffTapMc Season Ticket, is eou-
ions. J.
Photognaphic- Sta n Ticket. 1)14 ecu-
pen, for children 2 to JI years, !nclule.
J13.
Xo charg for photographs.
Coupons accepted at satr from date cf de-
IKcry of book
Number of admirers dally at option of
holder
Apply room 14S Laclrd buildlnV. th and
OUe street-, or Van -J alia Ticket Offc.
Tlh and Olive street-: ChlcaRo and A!tn
Ticket Orfice. 'th and Oliie strt; Iiiff
Four Ticket Offlc. KrradwBT and hert
nut street. Frt-co TIcIttt Ofrtce. 9th and
Ollio Uln M.. K. &. T T.ckct Oftlc.
Cll O.iv Fttect; I &. N. Ticket Office. 2iG
X Broadway.
oniu o. cnnr.G.
Director Ccncclcns -rd Admisrlors.
e. .oi:tux white:.
Chief Department of Admission..
"THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS"
S7O.00
Gl.cr. dav r.cxi week. Watch for the
BARGAIN ADS
IN" THU
WEDNESDAY REPUBLIC.
J Do You Ever JT
?
slop to contic'erthc
present elllciency of the
TtLEOkAPH SERVICE
compared nith :et it
entered the Held?
REALTY LEFT TO CHILDREN.
Will of Aujiiist Elbrin-: Filed for
Trobate.
The will of August Eibring. former
County Suneyor, was fdc-1 in the Probate
Court at Clayton yesterd.iv. All plats,
files, notes, surveys, records, books, pa
peis and document" of Ids nfrice were be
queathed to his son. .Frederick Elbrlnc.
and the residue of his personal estate to
his wife. Maria Louise Hlbring.
A life inttrcst in all the leal estate was
also devised to Mis. Eibring. with power
to mortgage the fee. if necessary, for an
amount rot to exceed S3.UX). Subject to
that devise, elt;lit-nlntlis of th- re.iltv was
devHed'to the testator's children. Emma
Marie Sievers. Maria Eibring. Frederick
William. Herman. Louis C Otto Itiehard
Walter G. and Johanna Paul'ne Eibring.
The remaining one-nintli was devised to
Sclma Eibring. a srandchild. Mrs. Ei
bring was named as executrix of the will
without bond.
Srnlly Will liny o More Cotton.
REPUBLIC SPIJCIAL.
New York. April S. Just before leav-
O A STO R I A FerMantsand UiMrn
Th8 Kind YouKaie Ateajs Bought
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Washington Ave, and Sixth St.
DEPARTMENT IS THE WEST-
far Man, Boy
Suits for the Man
Some maker;- make Clothing for any and every store that It
why wo don't buy of tlion; they can't make it in accordance with
The May Standard of Clothes-craft thes-e garments here contain
certain suggestions that take time to execute additional touches
Unit tell iu the wear. "The Slay Co." label on a garment, lemem
lier. lias the mark of exclusive betterness; if it didn't, Are would
not dare, could not afford, to have that label there.
They are our SlSand S20 Suits this
at from s20 toS2o. Wr show ilirni
enects, in finished or uuimi-hed
they are hand-tailored throiigbout the
Itoger, I Vet & (. make aiu included, also
the blues and blacks Our "Sale" Price. .
Starting Right
W-e shall try to make our
home happy. We believe that is
our duty. To this end we shall
avoid as far as possible the
drudgery of life.
We shall be Free. We shall
not be bound by custom, nor
cling to any method, unless it is
the best method obtainable.
Therefore we shall Cook with
Gas; which means less drudgery,
more recreation, more sunshine.
This is 1904 Wisdom.
AMUSEMENTS.
EXCURSION TO MEET THE WARSHIPS
AND TO SEE THE GREAT
MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOOD
THE STEAMERS
City of Providence and Corwin H. Spencer
WILL LEAVE LOCUST AND OLIVE STREET DOCK
FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, At 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
This trip will also give a fine view of the river at fioodtide. Round Trip. 25 Cents.
) 4 Uifttl and Hinatomest
L , Restaurant
s 3 ItjW w (&rQU Best accommodations
4rjf tor Banquets Recep-P
jdr i 1j- tions and Priv ate Din-
KTHT. For
eeley
For HQUOR DRINKING. MORPHINE
All ftarwiit Dnsj Uaks, IbarMosnla,
" i DR.J.E.BLAINE,
"VUre 2801-3-5 Locust 3t.. St.
MOMC THCATMCNT FOS TOSACC SNS HSUN.STHCt.IA
WILLIAM F. HOMEb. H. J. UlEKNEITB,
Prcslient. Sscreurr.
E?TAni.isnrm if wt.
MISSOUni STATE 31LTIAL FIRK AXV
marine: i.nslhanck company.
Olliic. u. 31; i-butuui au. St. Loul. JO.
lei. Bell ttsln l?;iA. TL Klnloco A in
I'ollcies sib ruteu on elincr iucs vr uuiusl
bUo.
Henry C Ilaarnttcs, J. O. C. Luctt,
M. R. Ortbwrln. I. D. Wslser
Wm. P. Homes. Jss. W. Bell.
B. C tlowic.
World's Fair Tickets
for Saturday.
Tlio-w Helring admission ticXels to the
"Worlw'a Fair for Saturday in large iriantl
tie cin It acornmKl4ted at the Imposi
tion O.Tleo?. frtsth fifvir. Laclede llullilinr.
vr-I onlers uilti checks m.i(ie paable to
LtuiFittnit Puirha'se KxpoItlon. Adulti. HO
cents: children. liteen r, and II jwn.
Z'i cent. These tk-Jcets Rood fcr SAturda)
nnl. and v.ll not be tonorM at g3. uny
other day. O.fite will be OKn Friday willy
from 'j a. m. to 2 p. m.
K. 5iorton While,
Chief Department Admieslons.
Aurris R. Crrair.
Director of Admissions and Concessions.
Ing Baltimore to-day fur Xew Yurk. Dan
iel J. Sully, the erstwhile bull leader In
the cotton market, gave out an interview,
in which he announced that he was
through with cotton speculation for ail
time, and that those who wic fighting
to kiep him off of the Xew York Cotton
Exchanae were wasting their time, as he
would nevir Le a factor in simulation
again.
evr llnitk at Sninruert llle.
jiFPfin.n; si'ficiM-
Hou.5ton. Mo.. Arrit iS. A new bank has
been organized at Sunnnrville. this ooun
tv. with a capital of 10.(XX. M. N. SUm-mei-a
Is cashier. The bank Is incorporated
by E: 11. Charles. M. - Summers. J. K.
Day. James McCasktll. J. W. MarUn. J.
T. Chilton O. W. Ransey. W. P. Gottlob.
P. H. Richards and N. C. Talbot.
Bears the
Signature
of
m&c
plH f'' ti ii i i TsX
and Child
means that they usually sell
in the pretty plaid and stripe
orstedo;
$14.00
Kapey
ure
Ttkaess art KsarHts Udktins
PhyslclonnlManacr
Looi. IiH tHu, Brunat iU
AMUSEMENTS.
CENTURY-Tq Nigdt.
Usl Thlnie cf the Seisroi; AsS Anjbody.
LAWHANCi: D'ORSAV. In
THE EARL OF PAWTUCKET
Ksnilr Mat. Satnrtiny.
Aext .Hand ent .ow on Ir.
MAWJB CAHILL
Who I so .l.fferent from all othi."
In the snxartei cf musical comMie-a.
"NANCY BROUN"
With the or i final It read way can snd tbe
BroaJnay Ba:ity Chorus.
OLYMPIC T0-NI6HT AT 8.
.,?".. MANSFIELD
To-XIgUt (Friday ). "neau nrurnmel": Situr
day Xrnunee. "OM HetJeiberir': Satarday
Night. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hd-."
ext Monday Seats Sow Ready.
Xixon 4. Zimmerman Ancouticei::
FRANCIS WILSON
.rJ Star Company, Including Alaruerlta Srlva,
Ji-!al Dartlett lavl and WiiKam rctleilcL. in
a Mimptueu Hclal of
-jbxuisaxrxi.
CRAWFORD utiTi- icast.
l'RICES. IOC. 3c. Zlc and SCc.
Another Grand lteiltal Harriet B-eclier Stowe'c
rurao-jj May. L.CI.K TOH CAUI.N.
Matinee-; Tue. . Wed.. Thurs., Sat.. !9c. IV.
. (Billy McLaln n Urcle Ton.) Slni?!nr:
srkl fencing by 2icLaln'5 Trcubadiurs. CAK5:
WALK" contest eveiy performance.
Xet aifn. Ja. A. ilearns "isig Haxbsr."
IMPERIAL
TO-NIGHT.
ISe. 2Sc 35c, Sie
25c Hat.
SANDY
BOTTOM
An txclt'
taxfetarv
ttit la
OnOzirk
To-Day.
Next Pan. Mat. "Remember the Maine. M
suVoayTiiay I.
1 Tp
BassssV Bssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssh
M
Al-L aTTREET CARS TRANSFEH.
AUCTIONEERS.
m,m
A. . SELKIRK & CO.,
AVCT10N AND STORAGE.
nj gensnl otflof. isna-iv-i Cboutesu arena.
Ssls in rvft-iaeacti a pclalty. I'l.on Ktn.o
WESTERN SALVAGE
WRECKING AGNCY
lVr and !WI WasMnKtnn a.-rii. ftandl?rs ,
Fire and Uarlna a:ae Wfetcb for spsctaJ
notices
5MUni. CAN M'i -
AMUSEMENTS.
HandSan Park
Laclede snd Grand vas.f
TO-DAY at 2, TO-NIGHT at S
Every Afternoon and Night
THIS WEEK ONLY.
SINGLING
BROS. W
WORLD'S GREATE3T NEW SHOWS
3 Great
Menageries
New Hippodrome
Under Largest Tent
Ever Erected.
100
SENSATIONAL
CIRCUS
FEATURES.
375 ARTISTS,
Tcfit-thtr v.lth a Dazj.in- vrctn-l' 0r tli- Gal
lantry an! iWuiy cj I.ujO Years Ago.
Jirusalem and the Crusades
And tl.e CISma cf Demon Defiant Darins
LEAPIH3 THE 6AP.
A EiLjcl- Jump of 12 fft. Thr Mo?t ?ac!
natirc Fdr:e" ani ranion 2at In th Ac
ia!s of Detirie. Uea!h-lJaiiSr Decis.
ONE 50-CENT TICKET
Ailralt o vrrthisir. ClilUren. under 12 year.
HALK I'RlCfi
'I'lTCIAI. Numt-rM Hrnetl Chairs en
tl rand Mf.nd. IniiKlinc admlsl.!! 1.00
E't Seati-. mcl'id.ns aitiii:cn .. ..VI. St I
i i:"ervl Nujnl-ret3 Seat.. Bie and Admt
aion?. eiurlnjc t!io cutlre engdg'ment. at Boll
KtAn Rr'.. 11J0 01ie -trit. at xactly th
-tarae uric ciJrg-J .ti th j-how g'ound?.
RACES!
UNION JOCKEY CLUB.
JOSni'll DUFKT. President.
P. J. CARilODY. General Manager.
RLPII TOZnn. Secietatr.
Union Ave. and Natural Bridge Road.
Knee unimenco nt -M dally,
rnln or slalnc.
SIX RACES EACH DAY.
Finest steeplechase course in the world
Suburban line direct to grand stand.
Admission SI; Paddock 50c Extra.
Twelve minutes from World's Fair
Giounds.
OPEN BOOKING.
RACESRACES
RACING
At Fair Grounds,
APRIL 15 to APRIL 30.
Six High-Glass Races Daily.
KINLOCH BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
-Admission. Including Grand
Stand Sl.OO.
BASEBALL TO-BAY
.vvrioxAL i.mcrirp.tnK. Vne-
ter Ave. and Natural Uridice Road.
Cincinnati
St. Louis
vs
GtllE CALLED AT :BO r. 31.
COLUMBIA.
Contlnucu- Vanaevilt
All Thl Week
Thome ic Carlctcn.
. 10 to J9:M Dal'y.
and Aex: fcunuay.
Adelaide Hermann.
WMm Brothers I.
AHerliert Llor.I.
Werdcn i. Glnddi.h.
Raymann . Franklyn.
Ioer Jc Frccil.
The Kinodrcme.
ChaJrd Resened. tic.
Lew Hawkins.
Johnscn. Daienport
lxre:i3.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvtiis
Jones.
ilclr.tyie fc Rice.
i;-S)-5)c. Orcheura
GRAND
-TMISHT KAT. SAT.
25c and 50c.
Mlht Prices, SSc, R3c. Slie. 73c. f l.VU
Ont of Ktbar and Fields' HOiTY PEopLK
Bit ileal SacccsjM. TOITY 50
Next Sunday Geo. Ens in "Good Old Sum
mer Time."
HAVLIN'S
Coming Back ky
Request HAY 8.
rheSTsllafSDUT
2ScMat.
T-Merrow.
A Gambler's Daogltir.
Sun. Mat. Xext-"LAVES OF THE MIXB."
ODEON... 1 SHAY
MAY l-MAY 16. I BRAID OPERA CO.
KOSE CECILIA sIIAT 9) Prlncinals. n
Cnoru. B Orchetra In a season of Grand
Oira In Enitllih.
Opening Sunday Eve.. May J. tn CARMEN.
JiHATS SOe. 7Sc and CI. DO ALL nE-SEnVUD-
.OW SELLING AT ODEO.
UO.V OI-FICK.
WEST END HEIGHTS
K2Ular Surnmor S-asfn fomrowjeer
SUNDAY MAT.. MAY UU
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
Grand Operlnc Saturday. April
Mnrket and Laclftle axe. ers illiect. All cars
transfer. No aJmisoion to croundu
0DE0N-T0r1iaMT-APH!L 29TH,
I-ONIZETTI'S ilHAND OPERA
; Lucia Oi Lammermoor
pniCES: n oo. :r. cnc. rjc MX se.vt. n.z.
l AHUlInU TWO IR01ICS DAIIT.
TR00A0ER0 BURLESQUERS.
40 proHLE 10 s nfni.ESCE-a
Next Atttaction-BLUD IUBEOX GIRLS.
a BXCI'RMIOX .TE,IMCH
BELLE OF CALHOUN
To meet the RtnIfJt Ne'hville. Ijraves a m.
Friday, foot ur Market ret.
ROl'.IU THIP - - 2S Cents.
"THE BARGAIN
HUNTERS"
$70.00 I
Cite, away next neele. Watch for the 7
BARGAIN ADS '
in tiii: . - X
WEDNESDAY REPUBLIC. $
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