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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. JttlY 28. 1904.
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SALE TO-DAY!
We announce our
SHIRT SALE,
See Windows for Qualities.
THE SAVING:
S1.00 values at 79c
1.50 values at $1.15
2.00 values at 1.65
2.50 values at 1.65
3.00 values at 2.25
3.50 values at 2.75
4.00 values at 2.75
4.50 values, at 3.50
The Eepublio Building:,
On Olive Street at Seventh.
COMPTROLLER PREPARING
A QUARTERLY REPORT.
Statement of Cltj's Financial Affair
to Be Mnde Four Time
a Year.
Comptroller Tlaycr Is working on a
quarterly rernrt to be submitted to the
Municipal Assembly, which is being pre
pared for the purpose of informing the
city's legislators and the public the ex
act status of the city's financial affairs in
nil of its institutions.
Heretofore it has been customary to
make reports only at the close of the
f&cal year. Under tbo new departure the
Comptroller believes the city fathers can
keep In touch with expenditures and will
also be placed in a position to make sug
gestions for Improvement In all depart
ments. The report will contain a detailed statc
.ment of the cost per capita of food of all
I kinds for inmates of the various institu
tions. A copy of the cost tr the previous
tnrcu months will accompany the quarter
ly report, so that a comparison can be
rande and reasons given for increases or
ilfecrcnres in the cost of maintenance.
Felix E. Gunn. the City Statistician, will
make n tour of the city shortly to insti
tute a uniform method of keeping ac
counts to facilitate the accomplishment of
the new plan.
TWO THOUSAND SCHOOL
CHILDREN ENJOY OUTING.
We'll Clean Your Watch
Satisfactorily and at moderate cost.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway and Locust.
Injuries Prove Fatal.
J. C. Schuler of 2300 Benton street died
yesterday morning from the effects of a
O scalp Hound received on July 19 bv falling
from a Jefferson avenue car. At taai time
is injuries were not considered serious.
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Drakt's Palmetto Wint.
Every sufferer gets a trial bottle free. Only
una small dose a day of this wonderful tonic
.nedlcln&l Wine promotes perfect Digestion.
Abtlve Liver. Prompt Bowels, Sound Kidneys,
Pore. Rich Blood, Healthy Tissue. Velvet Skin.
Robust Health. Drate's Palmetto Wine Is a
true unfailing specific for Catarrh of the Mucous
Membranes of the Head. Throat, Respiratory
Onrans. Stomach and Pelvic Organs. Drake's
Palmetto Wine cures Catarrh wherever located,
relieves quickly, has cured the most distressful
farms of Stomach Trouble and most stubborn
eases of Flatulency and Constipation: never
falls, cures to but cured. Seventy-live cents at
Drug Stores for a large bottle, usual dollar sire,
but a trial bottle will be sent free and prepaid
to every reader of this paper who writes for it.
VA letter or 'postal card addressed to Drake
Formula Company. Drake Building. Chicago.
!1L. Is the oaly expense to secure a satisfactory
trial of this wonderful Medicinal Wine. For
sale by Raboteau & Co.. ;o N. BroadTay
Attention Visitors.
-aLV 1 1 1 flUFItlilT
LVJIf lUltiilL
Hamilton Hotel
ICDr. Hamilton and Maple Avtj.)
AND COTTAGES.
(NEAR THE FAIR.)
Rooms Blngl and En. Suite, With Bath.
' 93 to 8 Per Day. Enropenn.
IBItrant Cafe, Roof Garden. Mutlc Every
Evtning: Suburban, rage and Saiton Cars.
i THE XEW
1ST. JAMES HOTEL,
-Broadway and Walnut Street, St. Loula. Mo.
AMERICAN PLAN....$2.50perday and upward
EUROPEAN PLAK....S1 60 -per dav and upward
.Market St. Cars to and from Union Station.
P. SHORT. Prop U TRED KLOOZ. MET.
FOR. WOMEN ONLY
We have the molt efficient,
bett and only reliable rem
edy tor Belayed Periods. It
relieves tka moit obstinate
complications from any
cause In 4S hours, orliot
days, without pain, danger
or Interference Ith worlc
We have brought hanplne.-
to hundreds of women and
have never known thla rem
edy to fall.' You will save
tim and failure br wrltlne
. k.. rr mftrfirin that lniuro tne neaun
and do no rood. Price R.W i by nialL
DR R O. RAYMOND RKMEDY CO , Room
tl. U ADAMS ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
JOSEPH F. FARISH,
. IT. LOUIS REPUBLIC BTJILDIKO.
Tel. Bell Main 3018. Klnloch A tl?3.
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PI LES
Cured Wlthiut tht Knlft.
Tloja and Girls Romp Around nnd
Jinn, el nt .Spectacle nt Delmar Gar
den Tenchera Marshal Them.
Two thousand boys and girls, big and
little, white and black, bare-footed and
well shod, dirty, clean, tidy and unkempt,
romped and played in Delmar Garden yes
terday, marveled at the spectacle, "Lou
isiana," and enjoyed themselves thorough
ly as the guests of the garden manage
ment, under the direction of their teach
ers, the corps of women who constitute
the flu Louis Vacation Playground As
sociation. It was just an ordinary outing of the
association to the women, but to the boys
and girls it was an affair extraordinary. To
ride free on the Suburban and Transit
cars; to see the big show at Delmar Gar
den: to enjoy the recreation of trying the
various amusements at the garden, and
last, but not least, to eat real cake and
drink good, Icecold lemonade, was unex
pected, unhoped-for joy.
And the children showed It. They stood
attentively through the performance of
"Louisiana." and laughed heartily at Jokes
of which they hardly knew the point. The
many colors pieasea tnem ana tne uispiay
of each of the various national colors In
the last act provoked some applause from
them, for the boys and girls were from
the Shields' Humboldt. Nledrlnghaus. Du
mont and other schools where the foreign
element Is considerable portion of the
membership.
The boys did make some mistakes. They
started to sing "America," when the or
chestra played "God Sae the Queen." but
the sight of the British flag and the dap
per, red-coated chorus girls soon quieted
their childish voices to an Inaudible mur
mur and then to absolute j-'lence. At the
close of the spectacle they all Joined lustily
In "My Country. 'Tis of Thee," and were
shouting and singing when they left the
pavilion.
Mrs. John A. Greene Is the president of
the St. Louis Vacation Playground Asso
ciation and she. with a corps of twenty
young men and women, marshaled the
great crowd of children. The day was an
enjoyable one with only stubbed toes and
other Inslgnlticant accidents to mar its
success.
We'll Repair Yonr Jewelry Promptly
for a moderate qharae.
' MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
T0 remove fruit stands.
Street Comniissioner Invokes Aid
of the Police.
Street Commissioner Varrelman has
asked the aid of the police In clearing the
streets of fruit vender stands which were
ordered removed from sidewalks about
the city by Mayor Welle several days
ago. Street Commissioner Varrelman's as
sistants have been notifying street mer
chants to vacate for several days, but the
Street Department orders don't seem to
have the effect that orders from Police
Headquarters have. ,
Fruit merchants along Third street are
protesting bitterly because stands that do
not extend eighteen inches over the side
walk have also been ordered cleared awny.
The ordinances provide that a stand not
exceeding eighteen Inches over tbe pave
ment can be maintained.
South Bend, lnd., Sleeper,
Via Vandalia Line, leaves 8 KM p. m. dally.
Concert In Benton Park.
Maddem's Military Band will give a con
cert In Benton Park this evening from T to
10 p. m. Th following programme has
been arranged:
March Belle of Philippine; stane
Overture Orpheus - OnVntmch
Bertha Gallant! Waltz E. V. Mclnrjre
Gems from The Yankee Conaul Robin
(a) Miserere, from II Trovatore Verdi
(b) Two-step Hike to the Plkelthlt of
the World's ralr) CUypool
Village Life In Olden Time Le Ihlere
Overture &mlramlde Rctnl
(a) lrts Waltzes Quarlcs
lb) The American Patrol Meacham
Storm Pcene from Rlgnletto Vnll
Potpourri The Grand Duchesa Onnba.'h
Raliroad Galop Maldauer
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WSTULA, FISSURE, nraKSLEED.
IMS. ULCERATION, COHSTIPATION.
nnd all Rectal Disease a specialty.
Cures tmranteed. Semd for booklet.
8. M. KEY SMITH, SiMlaUst,
CMOIrMHnM. LMH.M. UUMiMM
The Pittsburg Special,
8:15 p. m. dally, via Vandalla-Pennsylva-nla,
arriving Pittsburg 2:15 p. m. next day.
"Excelsior In Wao-on Afire.
Fire In a wagon loaded with twenty
bales of excelsior alarmed pedestrians at
the corner of First street and Lucas av
enue yesterday afternoon. The damage
amounted to $75. The wagon belongs to
the F. Burkhart Manufacturing Company,
and was standing In front of the com
pany's store when the excelsior caught
Are.
Grand Rapids, Mich., Sleeper,
Via Vandalia Line. 8:04 p. m. '
Judge Tracy's Son Get Position.
The apointment of Daniel J. Tracy, son
of Judge Daniel O Connell Tracv of the
First District Police Court, was approved
yesterday, and young Tracy will enter up
on his auties of clerk in the emergency
branch or the First District Court, which
will be opened shortly In the vicinity of
the. World's Fair grounds.
ARREST FOLLOWS
RELEASE ON BOND
Informations Will l!e Filed To
Day Charging James W. Sells
With Three Offenses.
Assistant Circuit Attorney Hancock an
nounced yesterday that he will file In
formations to-day charging James S. Sells
of No. 1522 Hamilton avenue with obtain
ing money under false pretences, forgery
and attempting to obtain money under
false pretenses.
Sells was arraigned before the Court of
Criminal Correction last week on charges
of obtaining money under falsa pretentcs
and bound over to the Grand Jury. He
was then released on bond, but was again
arrested on the complaint of William H.
Loocer of No. 2621 Thomas street, who
charges him with attempting to borrow
MOO from him under false representations.
The plan or Sells, it Is said, was to bor
row sums of money from various persons
and offer fabulous bonuses for the loan.
Thus, If he bonowed MOO he gave, it Is
said, a $25 bonus. If he borrowed p it
Is tald, he gave a bonus of J10. In addi
tion to giving fabulous bonuses, it is al
leged that he gave n security for the
loans certificates of stock in the A. R.
Sells Realty Investment Company. The
certificates of stock. If the one In the
possession of Assistant Circuit Attorney
nancocK is typical, slate tnat the capital
ization of the company is J10.000. The
fraudulent dealing In the transaction. It
Is said, Is the fact that the A. It. Sells
Realty Investment Company Is not In ex
istence. The Informations drawn up yesterday,
which will be filed to-day, obviate th
necessity for Grand Jury action, will
chargo .Sells with fraudulently obtaining
money from Fannie Ryburn, a former em
ploye In the Federal building: from George
Ar.germueller of No. 1221 North Taylor
avenue, and from C. L. Schumacher of
No. 143SA Dolman street. He will also be
charged with forging the name of W.
Henry Sisson. a name which appeared on
some of the certificates of stock. It is
said. Another information will charge
mm wiin attempting to oniain money un
der false pretenses from William Loocer.
From Fannie Ryburn, It Is said. Sells
succeeded In borrowing $100: from George
Angermuellcr, $100, and from C. L. Schu
macher, $40.
The July Ulrthmonth ninjr
Of solid gold and prettily engraved with
the July blrthflower the "Daisy"; the
"Water Lily" for August: price $5. Ini
tial or monogram engraving free. The
samo rings set with two genuine cut dia
monds, for $10 at
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
Wrlttor catalog and ring card.
COUNTY COURT DRAWS
SPECIAL GRAND JURY PANEL
Will Meet AuKuat 8, to Investigate
Gambling; Crusade Sttirta Fo-
Iltlcnl Movement.
A panel for the special Grand Jury to
Investigate gambling in St. Louis County
wus drawn yesterday by the County Court
in Clayton. Summonses for the jurors
were turned over to Sheriff Hcncken for
service and they will be notified to-day.
The jury will meet at Clayton August S.
It will consist of three members from
Bonhomms Township, two from Caronde
let, three from Central, two from Mera
mec and two from St. Ferdinand.
The Jurors irom Bonhommo are August
Heege, Oscar Linss and Louis Rott; Ca
rondelet, Peter Frederltzi nnd Clinton Hu
ber; Central. S. V. Wise. E-J. Wilke and
Paul D. Cable; Meramec W. H. Maupin
and H. J. Mincke; St. Ferdinand, C. C.
liranneskcy and Barney Herbst. Huber is
a traveling MJcsman, Wilke a banker
and Cable a corporation promoter. The
rest of the Jurors are farmers and fruit
growers.
The gambling games In the county have
been closed for more than n week, and it
Is thought that there will be but little for
the Jury to do outside of making recom
mendations. One of the results of the antlgambling
crusade is a movement for the nomination
of an independent Republican county tick
et As far as known only two names have
been settled aron by the slatcmakers. pro
vided the deal goes through. The names
are those of R. Lee Mudd for Prosecuting
Attorney and Louis Strothkamp for Col
lector. The Democrats have been asked
to support the ticket on a fusion basis,
and the invitation will probably be ac
cepted, although some of the old-timers,
like Steve J. Harrfs of Kirkwood. favor
the nomination of a straight Democratic
ticket.
The movement for an-independent fusion
ticket Is being fathered by an official in
the Clayton Courthouse.
Sleeper to Roanoke. Va.. S'14 a. m. daily.
Sleeper to Norfolk. Va., 12.45 noon, dallv,
via Vapdalia-Pennsyivanla-N. . W. lines.
MAY CHANGE NAME OF TOWN.
Some Residents Think Ferguson
Is Too Sedate.
A resolution probably will be Introduced
at the next meeting of the Board of Al
dermen in Ferguson to change the corpor
ate name of that municipality.
The movement for a new name Is being
promoted bv Mayor Fred Reid and Alder
man Lee Atwood, both believing the town
should have a gayer name, one that Is not
so sedate and that will attract strangers
from afar. "What's in a name?" will be
the slogan of the campaign for the town's
regeneration.
Ferguson is named after a person who Is
living and the younger and more progress
ive have hesitated advocating the change
through respect for him.
New York Limited.
Via Vandalia-Pennsylvania, 12:30 noon.
Barber shop, ladles' maid, observation
compattment car, etc. Ticket office Sev
enth and Olive streets.
LIBERATED BY A WOMAN.
Mexican Prisoners Escape From
Jail at Agua Prieta.
El Paso, Tex., July 27. Three Mexican
prisoners, charged with murdering and
robbing American prospectors in Sonora,
have escaped from Jail at Agua Prieta, a
border town in Sonora opposite Douglas,
Ariz. It is said a woman liberated them
after giving the guards liquor with which
they became Intoxicated.
Mayor Gets Automobile License.
Mayor Rolla. Wells took an automobile
lleenre at the Citv Hall vesterdav for a
new touring car. which he purchased for,
his sons. The car is one of the largest nnd.
nanasomest venicics or its Kino in tne cuy
and Is dark green in color. License No.
TOO was given the Mayor.
WaahlnKton Sleeper,
Via Vandalla-Pcnnylvania. 11:J5 p. m.
dally.
Arrest Pike "Spieler."
Lewis II. Miller, a "spieler" at one of
the Pike concessions, was arrested by Po
licemen Hugh and McFarland yesterday
afternoon on complaint of William F. Stu
bler. 12 years old, of New York, who Is
staying at No. SC31 Cutes avenue. The
boy chnrges Miller with stealing his watch
and $1.5T. A warrant was Issued late yes
terday afternoon. The boy says that he
was sent on an errand by Miller and when
he left gave his watch nnd $1 53 as securi
ty. When he leturned, he alleges, the
"spieler" was gone. ,
Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mount Sterling. HI., July 27. Captain and
Mrs. S. D. Nokes celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary to-day. They were
married In this county. Mr. Nokes Is 63
years and his wife 67 years old. He served
in the Union Army.
New York Sleepers,
Via Vandalla-Pennsvlvaimi, leave St.
Louis dally 8:14 a. rn.. 12:3V noon. 11:35
p. m.
Returns to Her Hnabnnd.
Mrs, Ch'loe McFedries. the girl-wife of
George McFedries of Chicago, left her
husband six dcys after their marriage, it
is said, and came to St. Louis. He fol
lowed her to this city and yesterday she
went hack with him. They were married
July 13.
The World's Grandest Jewelry Establishment Is Resplen
dent With the Newest Productions. We invite Your inspection.
Solid Silver
Toilet Articles
We Include in To-Day s Ojffermgs:
Cut Glass for
New pieces with new designs, but
always the same quality English
sterling.
To-day's worthy
specta1 ' :
Hand
Mirror
in our "American
Beauty" pattern;
t li o illustration
shows Hie back
of mirror, solid
cilvor and French
gray finish, beau
tifully chased;
mirror is 10 inch
es in lcncth. Our
price. ..$15.00
Vaseline Jar... $2.25
Paste Jar $1.75
Cuticle Scissors $3.00
Cuticle Knife.. $2.25
l'uff Box $C.OO
Tooth Brush... $2.75
Xail Polisher... $4.50
Gentlemen's
Combs $2.50
Military Hair Brushes,
per pair $12.00
We have many pieces of beautiful
solid silver suitable for Wedding Gifts.
I
Other pieces of same
design all solid silver:
Hair Brush... $ 10.00
Cloth Brush $7.50
Velvet Brush... $4.25
Dressing Comb. $2.50
Xail File $2.50
Shoe Horn $2.75
Button Hook... $2.25
Cold Cream Jar $2.75
Table Service
We are exclusive St. Louis sales
agents for the largest cut glass fac
tories in America we secure the best
and sell at moderate cost.
These special values for to-day:
Cut Glass
Water Bottle
(Illustrated.)
Of flue crystal, per
fect cutting and
beautifully hand
polished a "I.ibbey"
production and a
very Rood CA nfJ
value at 3O.UUi
Cut Glass Tumblers
To match, as illustrated, rich
and deep cutting and hand-
poIMied special good values
p::.s.,:t..o.f. $7.50
Leather Bags
and Purses
1 H fcMVllSlfi fil
wsfBn n fl j B Kjn. s iv
Cut Glass Cream
and Sugar Set
Cut in one of Libbey's
newest patterns
very prettily hand
polished nnd special
value at,
per set..
$6.25
Cut Glass
Berry Bowl
Exquisitely rut In rich
new pattern, a "Lib
bey" production, and
measures 8 inches
across the top
special c ,
value at....40.0
Always the new things in leathers
always the best things always at the
lowest price.
Hand Bag
Illustrated is of genuine
horn-back alligator in
natural brown color,
brass trimmings, silk
moire lined and litted
w ith inside purse and
braided leather handle
special -
price $4-. 75
Flat-Iron Purses
Of genuine sea lion.
In black, gray and
tan. moire silk lined,
Inside pockets for
cards and bills: size
3't5 inches special
at ,$o.50
Pej?fy from Paris Bags
Of genuine black
sea-lion, with dou
ble strap, moire lin
ing and gilt mount
ings; size 7x714 inch-es-a
good .,nn
value at. ...&0.lJ
Card
Case and
Bill
Book
Of genuine black teal combines card caw,
bill book and memorandum book. Folded
size, 3l4x41.J Inches
special value at......... -.
.$2.00
Write to-day for our
3.'i(i-page beautifully il
lustrated catalog of
Diamonds, Watches,
etc. Free on request.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S
BROADWAY AND LOCUST.
Our mail order service
extends the same ad
vantages and courte
bies a personal pur
chase commands.
JAVA fr
MOGHA
COFFEE
OPOUND AIR TIGHT CAN $-1
Hanl6y & Kinsella 60II66 and Spice 60.
THREE
WI)(ES
SEEK DIVORCE.
One Says Husband Wanted Her
Money to Start Saloon.
Anna Padour, who filed suit for divorce
in the Circuit Court yesterday, alleges
that her husband, Frank, immediately
after their marriage, asked her for money
nhlch she had earned hi order that he
might start a saloon. She says when he
refused, he became auarrelsome anil
abusive. They were married In Chicago
June 14, 1902- She alleged that he deserted
her July 6. 19(0. -
Mary Rlner charces that her husband,
Frederick, drank, -".bustd her and failed
to support her. They were married May
6. 1SS8, nnd separated June 4, 1904.
Maud Headc alleeen that her husband.
William, drank and cruelly treated her.
They wera marrie in at. Louis May 11,
1891. and separated July 13, 19W, She says
that her husband earns $135 a month, and
she asks for maintenance and the custody
of their child. "
CHINAMEN MAY BE DEPORTED.
Pretty Souvenir.
New sterling slUer jewelry. In gray,
oxydized and rose gold finish, with appro
priate World's Fair designs; our exclu
sive productions; fobs, brooches, hat pin",
scarf pins, medal", etc. Prices 50c to 54 at
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway and Locust.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
Marriage licenses were issued in Claj ton
esterday to Ednard L. Besele of Glen
Carbon III., and Lennle M. Lanls of Sum
ner, III.; William M. Stltes of Maplewood
and Gertrude D. Freer of No 4210 Castle
man avenue: Phllln Rahn of Falrmount
and Lydla Otto of St. Louis; Ualnh B.
Webster of Kirkwood and Nellie V. tasche
of St. Iviuis; Walter Reese and Lalla Mor
rison of Webster Groves, and to George
F. Sayers of St. Louis and Josle Scannel
of Caseyyllle. Ilk
Charles A. Cunningham of the Board
of County Visitors appeared before the
County Court yesterday and urged' favor
able action on the recommendations made
by the board that an assistant Jailer be
appointed, and that provision 'be made for
the Immediate trial of Juvenile prisoners.
A Unlr Grower TliatIa Guaranteed.
The Evans Vacuum Cap Is guaranteed
to make hair grow. You simply deposit
the price of the Cap In bank. We will
send you the Cap by prepaid express for
a thirty days' trial, and If you are not
pleased with the benefits derived the bank
will return your money. Call on or ad
dress the Evans Vacuum Cap Company,
41S Fullerton building, St. Louis.
Cameron to Hnve Waterworks.
RCI'UBI.IC SPECIAU
Cameron, Mo.. July Zir-The city of
Cameron jesterday awarded a Joint con
tract for a $39,000 waterworks system to
W. W. Corey of St. LouK W. W. Cook
tc Son of Junction City. Kas.; J P. At
kisson & Son of Kansaf, City, and the
General Electric Company of Chicago.
Hiram Phillips. President of the St. Ixiiiis
Board of Public Improvements, is con
bulting enElneeJ.
It's in the make, says H. A. Hesse,
Tailor. 617 Pine.
Hoy linn Over by Wnscon.
Daniel Carrell. 10 years old. living at Xo
021 Eugenia street, while trying to boaid
an ice wagon at Twenty-first and Walnut
streets yesterday afternoon, was knocked
down. He was taken to the City Hospital
sulTerlng with a lacerated knee and se
vere contusions.
Immigration Inspector Expects
lo Present Cases to Grand Jury.
The Chinese exclusion act. against
which Vice Commissioner Wong has so
often complained. Is to be applied to sev
eral celestials now In St. Louis. If James
R. Dunn, Inspector of Immigration, com
pletes the evidence he hopes to present to
the next Federal Grand Jury.
Charlie Joe. Wong Wai. Wong Fong and
Lee Wong Tong were arraigned before
United States Cimmissloner Babbitt yes
terday under this act. One of the celes
tials claims that he Is a merchant In Wj
omlng. another that he was born in San
Francisco and the others that they have
lost their papers. The cases were con
tinued until Monday In order to permit the
defendants to secure evidence.
This Week's Stationery Specials.
100 sheets of our modern linen writing
paptr In gray, white, blue or azure, in
Aylesford letter slze, with envelopes to
match and stamped with two or three
letter monogram. This week only: special
at $1.73. MERMOD & JACCARD,
Broadway and Locust.
H f u'ding ttattontry tantp.tt jrtt.
Contempt of Court Charge.
An attachment was issued esterday
against E. J. Glldersleeve. who was cited to
appear in Judge Klnealey's division of the
Circuit Court nnd show cause why he
should not be punished on a charge of
contempt of court in violating an Injunc
tion restraining him from dealing In non-transferabla-railroad
tickets. It was shown
that Gilderjleeve was sick and the attach
ment was withdrawn.
A citation against J. S. Cook on a sim
ilar charge was dismissed by Judge Kin
ealy jesterday for want of evidence.
PILES
NO MONEY TILL CURED. 27 TEAIS ESTtniSRED.
Wt tn4 F1EE tii iitlfiM 312-Mp tiutlu n Kin, Flthli u Clium if lk
tactin; tin lOt-HfilllM. trtitlu ii Olnam et Womin. 01 Ui IHiiibJi cnr4 kf
urall tki, mm lH t cut till cm-i f iralib tbtlr Mint ti tMUcatlm.
DRS. THORMTOH ft MINOR, JBgfiVVJSSr&fi
SrS
Sir Knight
Wincoimln and Mlehiican.
FISHING AND HUNTING RESORTS.
A low rate of one fare plus 60 cents for
the round trip is in effect daily from St.
Louis via the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway to Fond du Lac. Oshkosh. Green
I.akc, Tomahawk, Manitowlsh. Woodruff,
Three Rlver.s. Eagle River. State Line,
Watersmeet. Cisco Lake. Gogebic Lake,
Rice Lake. Blrchwood and numerous other
cool summer resorts and hunting and fish
ing grounds. Hotel lists, with rates, maps
and booklets, on request. For slteplng car
reservations, rntes. schedules, etc.. apply
at Ticket Office, 303 Olive strei t. (Telephones-Bell.
Main IftlU, and Klnloch, D
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Seekx to Prevent Sewer t'onnectlon.
Benjamin F. Shields applied to the Cir
cuit Court jesterdav to have the Oakland
Hotel Company and the Sthurmann Con
struction Company, restrained from con
necting a sewer leading from the Oakland
Hotel at Oiklaml avenue and the Claj ton
road with his private sewer.
"Diamond Jo" steamer passengers to St.
Paul, the Northwest and Great Lakes all
find best of European plan accommoda
tions at Hotel Metropolitan. St. Paul.
Tourists" headquarters: St. Louis raper.1-.
Current Topics dull Dinner.
The regular monthly'Vlinnpr of the Cur
rent Topics Club of the Central Y. M.
C. A. will be held at the Hamilton Hotel
this evening. The dinner will begin at
7 o'clock and the exercises at 8 o'clock.
Egypt will be the topic for discussion.
AlKlel Ilnmld Aliaza, World's Fair Com-
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missioner from Kgypt and Secretary of
Agriculture at home, will' address the
flub. S-innot llauua, an Ugvptlan news
paper man. al.o will make an address.
DeprrsHed mill Xervoun From
Mxcenaive Muoklnjt uml llrinkluK.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate, a most val
uable remedy for relieving the Immediate
ill effects of excessive smoking o- "it Ink
ing. It cures the heavy, dull headache,
depression and languor, and Induces r-st-ful
sleep.
To VUII Merelinnts' I'.ii'linnur,
Members of the Honorary Board of Phil
ippine Commissioners will visit the Mer-chanf-
Exchange to-day Doctor Wil
son, in charge of the Philippine exhibit
at the Talr, probably will accompany the
party, as will also Doctor Nlederllen.
President II. II. Wern-e will Introduce
the visitors, and a response will be made
bv Doctor T II. Parde ile Tarera. pres
ident of the commission. One of the Fil
ipino bands will furhlh music. The doors
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liny Pl"1f i,KSrniptomneer return jlcoio
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INnJICTIIIIl tionlCtJ RE . S..1 17 rm.
MOlnPIl Write it cantor It, to
P. HAROLD HAVES. Bunlo. N. Y
of the Kxchanse will be opened to tho
public at 1 o'clock.
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How refreshing It Is to have the mouth
and teeth perfectly clean! Sanltol Tooth
Powder will do it. Druggists and dentists
keep it.
Grrenvvouil Gets Llbrarlunahlp.
ItKPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kvansville, lnd., July ST. Arthur H.
Greenwood of Washington, lnd., has been
appointed librarian of the Law School at
the State University at Bloomington, lnd.,
and will assume his duties Septcrmer L
He will hold the position for two years,
Mr. Greenwood Is a Junior at the State
University.
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