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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. JULY 28. 1004.
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The pleasant, palatable, sparkling
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bowels and
Cures Constipation
1 5c. Everywhere 1 5c
The Morrison Co.
New York ST. LOUIS Waoo
CHARGED WITH OBTAINING
MONEY UNDER PRETENSES.
Postal Inspectors Arrest MmiaKrers ot
Itrntal Company (or Allmed
Fraudulent Use or the Mails.
Arthur Bocnert. Theodora Stcsner and
l'hll O. Brb were arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal J. J. Wil
liams, charged with uplng the malls In an
attempt to defraud. They were unable to
give bond and were placed In jail pending
their hearing, which is set for this morn
ing. The men. who have had offices In the
Laclede building, have been managers of
a. corporation known as the Missouri
Hental Company. This concern, according
to information received by the Post-Oflice
authorities, has been In operation since
early In March, and has been represented
to be In choree of several hotels in the
city. It was Incorporated with a capital
of $10,000. and sold considerable stock to
persons in St. Louis, It Is said, represent
ing to those who bought that they would
be given positions in the hotels controlled
by the company at salaries commensurate
with the amount of stock purchased
An Investigation made by Inspectors J.
L. Stice and W. L. Piatt is said to have
revealed the fact that the company had
no controlling Interest in any hotel in the
city.' They learned, they say, that a hotel
at No. U2s Pine street had been in charge
of the company for several days, but that
the rent was not paid and the hotel was
-taken from them.
During the time this hotel was rented
by the company one of the woman stock
holders had a position. She says that she
was not paid for her services.
Boenert and Stcgner were arrested by
the local authorities Monday charged with
obtaining money under false pretense.
They were released on bones yesterday.
It Is said that the men also were op
erating a mining company called the
Jackson Consolidated Mining Company of
Utali Stosner came to St. .Louis Irom
.Kansas City, where ho was engaged In
the brokerage business.
Moros, Pysrmies, Iajorrotes, and Every
Nation on Earth
In the grand Railroad and Transportation
Parades, Exposition grounds, Saturday
next.
NOTICE.
llarrlar. and Death Notices Inserted In
Th. ReDOblle will be forwarded by tele
rranh to any on or all of the papers
named below for simultaneous publication,
without extra chare If a request to, do
o accompanies th. copy. Notices received
after midnight cannot be forwarded, how
ever, until the next evening
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New Tork Tlmei. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Phlla. Public Ledeer. Bomon Globe.
Plttsbursh Dispatch. Baltimore Herald.
rtocheter Herald. Washlnrton Post.
Minneapolis Tribune. Providence Journal.
.Syracuse post-Stand- St. Paul Pioneer Press
ard. Cleveland plain Dealei
DEATHS.
sui.iirt.nr n 'i' i .. ...mm
nAKEWELL-On Tuesdav morning. July It,
Kit Cornelia Josephine McNalr Bakewell,
daughter of Nina (McNalr) Bakewell and Paul
' BakewelL aeed jears 4 months and 1 day.
Funeral from St. Francis Xalcr (College)
Church. Orand avenue and Llndell, on Thurs
day. July it. at a. m. Interment private.
DRISCOLL-Entered into rest, on Wednes
day, July 17. 1J04. at 6:10 o'clock a. m . Mar
garet Driseoll (nee Eaan), relict of the late
John Driseoll. our beloved mother, and dar
grandmother of John, Thomas and Annie
whalen and Mrs. Mamie Ketcher. after a brief
illness, at the age of 65 years The funeral will
take place on Friday. July 23, at t o clock p.
m., from residence of Mrs. Mamie KetrhJr.
Ho. 1427 North Sixth street, to St. Patrick's
Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends
invited.
HERRMANN-On Tuesday. July 25. 19t.at
1:30 a. m.. William F. Herrmann, after a Iln
rerinr Illness, at the age of 22 jears 4 months
and IS days Funeral will take place from the
.ramify residence. No 1612 South Seventh street.
on Thursday. July 23, at 2 p. m. Friends are
Invited to attend.
inOB-On Tuesday, July 26. 1904. at 6:45 p.
?., Charles Hlob, beloved husband of Bertha
Hob (nee Bonner), and our dear brother, aged
to yean. Funeral Thursday. July 2S. at 2 p.
m., from residence, No. 2428 Meramee street.
,, HOFFMANN-On Wednesday. July 27, 1904.
after a short Illness, James Howard Hofrmsnn,
bt loved son of Sergeant John and Maigte Hoff
mann (nee Nolan), and our dear brother, at
ths art of 3 months and II days. Funeral from
family residence. No. 2311 Nebraska avenue.
Thursday. July 28, at 1 p. m., thenco to Cal
vary Cemetery.
UIWIN-On Tuesday. July 26. 1904. at 8:30 n.
m.. Marin Irwin, wife of the late James Irwin
and mother of Marr Webb (nee Irwin). Mrs.
Nora Roran (nee Oradv). Funeral from family
residence. No. 1212 Clinton street, on Thursday.
July 28. at S P. m.. to St. Michael's Church,
thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited:
LAnKIN-Mondar. July 2J. 1VH. at 7:80 n. m..
Ferdinand P. Lerxln. after a lingering Illness,
dearly beloved son of Mrs. Ann Larkln (nee
ntli'rsn) and Patrick Larkln. deceased. Mother
of Mrs. Kat Stedman (nee Larkln), and uncle
or Miss Ann Stedman. Funeral will take place
from late residence. No. 201 Riddle street,
Thursday, July 28. at 2 o'clock p. m.. to St.
Ilrldget'a Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends Invited to attend. Deceased was a
men.b.r of Met Council, No. 1, A. O. V. W.
New Orleans. La., and Springfield. Mo., paper
pleas, copy.
METZORR-On Tuesday. July M. 1904. at 11
a. m., Little Mettgtr. beloved daughter of
Christina Mettger and sister of Josle Metzger,
Sophie Kit t el (nee Metraer), Christina Fllstead
(nea Metager). Christ. Mettger and Fred Metz
ger. at the ace of 18 years J months and 54
days. Funeral wilt take .place Friday, July 29,
at 2 p m., from family rrsldence. No lilt
South Tenth street, thence to St. Paul's Ceme
tery. 8TRATTON Entered into rear, on Wednes
day, July 27. 1904. at 6 a. m , Little, beloved
wife of William Stratton and. mother of Tom
and Mary 8trntton and daughter or Mathew
and Mary A. Ollmore. Fune.al Friday, at 10
a. m.. from residence. No. 2307 Lucas avenue.
Friends Invited to attend, interment private.
Omit flowers.
SUTTER-On Tuesday, July 2S. 1904. at 4:80
p. rn.. Michael Butter. Br., dearly beloved ra
ther of Michael. Jr.. George. Gertrude. Arthur
and William Sutter, and Mrs E. Krueger (nee
Sutter) and father-in-law of Ed Krueger. aged
li years 6 months and 12 days. Funeral will
take place from family residence. No. 29ZI
South Thirteenth street, on Thursday, July is,
at 2 P. m. rrlenda and relatrrea are Invited to
attend.
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO.,
112T OLIVB ST.
Day &r Night.
II1H01
Of oca, room sl. Granite bids, donation ju.
ARTHUR INGHAM GETS
POSITION IN TORONTO.
St. Loala Muslclrin la Successful Com
petitor for Ornmitst In Church
of the Iteilcemrr.
Professor Arthur Ingham, organist and
choir d'ector ht th.- ScottUh Kite Cathe
dral and until rccontlv organist at the Sec
ond Prmrtijtnlin Church, har ! n "ic
it iui m u contention tor a similar posi
tion at the Church of the IScdeemer Tor
onto i"naila.
He lll depart for his m- iu.:r ..; juj,
sun aftfr his recital In Festival Hall
ul the World's ttilr. which he will conduct
during Aiicust.
Mr. liiKhuni Btudled the organ under the
late W. T. licit, organist at St. Ueorge
Hall, Uvi'nxol. KwjIanJ.
He came to St. IiuIh uluiut three years
ago. iiiul his work in this city hus rurned
for him an enviable reputation among
members of the profession and the music
loving public generally.
MSTKit i'HA.i:i)i:s is homihkii.
lleeomra Flrat Jlother (ienerml of
Slatera of I.oretto.
As had ben anticipated. Mother l'raxe
dts w.is elected the llrst mother general
of the Order of the Slsttrs of Iiretto at
the elLCllon Tud:iy under the new rules
of the community at Florissant.
Sister Krancesea was elected assistant
mother scncr.il. Sister Itoslne hecretary
KUierui and Si:n.r UumatilU procunitrlx
general.
Sister Laurenila and Kvangellsta were
elected special assistants to the mother
general.
The residence of the mother general will
continue for the prehent to be at Loretto,
Ky., the city in ivhich the order was
founded.
The flection was presided over by the
Very Keicrend Father J. A. Connolly,
Vicar General of the St. Louis Archdio
cese. Toodk I.nilles' Society Eulertnlns.
Frlunds and members of St. Andrew's
Evangelical Church, California avenue
and Junl.Ua street, will be entertained this
eveninsr by the Young Ladles' Society with
a box bazaar and Ice-cream festival. The
festival will be held on the lawn sur
rounding the church.
Special Tralna to Creve Coeur Lake
July 29 and SO Via Missouri raclflc.
On account of the National Association
of Amateur Oarsmen holding their an
nual regatta at Creve Coeur Lake, the
Missouri Pacific will run special trains
July 23 and SU. commencing at 9:30 a. m.,
and every thirty minutes thereafter, un
til 230 p. m.. from that time on regular
trains. Returning from the lake a special
train at 5:30 p. m.. another at 730 p. in.,
and every thirty minutes thereafter until
1030 p. ni.
Trains will leave Union Station. Ex
cursion tickets will be sold at 30 cents
round trip on above dates. Call on C. B.
Gaussen. City Ticket Agent, Sixth and
Olive streets.
Sleeper to Fort Wayne, Ind.,
Via Vandalla Line. 8-04 p. m. dally.
Tearlnsr Down Old Dalldlnsa.
The old buildings at the northeast cor
ner of Main and Vine streets, formerly
occupied by Eddy & Eddy, recently con
demned by the Building Commissioner,
are being torn down. The structures be
longed to the Terminal Railroad Associa
tion, which bought several blocks along
the south side of Main street two yeirs
ago for construction of additional ele
vated tracks. Since the defeat of an ap
plication for a franchise, most of the
buildings have been rented for one year
with a privilege of a renewal of leases In
case the ground Is not wanted for the
original purpose.
"What beautiful white teeth!" "Yes. she
UBes Sanitol Tooth Powder." All drug
gists. Klectrocutlon In Iudiana.
REPUBI JC SPECIAL
Richmond. Ind., July 27. The next In
diana Legislature, which meets next win
ter; win be asked to pass a law- legalizing
electrocution as the meana of imposing
the death penalty. Instead of hanging.
Governor Durbln Is taking an Interest In
the matter and has been represented at
some of the electrocutions In the Ohio
prison.
Meramee Highlands Inn and Cottages
Offer special Aug. rates, $1 day upwards.
Ilelle-rea Conran Innocent.
J. TV. Jackson, Circuit Clerk and Re
corder of Deeds of New Madrid County,
Is now In St. Louis to aid J. V. Conran
of that county, who was arrested Mon
day on a. charge of altering a quitclaim
deed. Mr. Jackson declares that he Is
positive Mr. Conran Is innocent.
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
Vandalla- Pennsylvania
EXCURSIONS
FROM ST. LOUIS.
A A OR Richmond, Ind., nnd Re
99i( turn) Tickets sold July 26,
27, 30, Aug. 1. Return limit Aug. 4, 1994.
S22.26
Richmond. Va., and Re
turn. Tickets sold July
30, 31. Aug. 1. Return limit Aug. 8, 1904.
dtlQ ft Jamestown. N. T., nnd Re
9IOaVU turn. Ticket! sold Sept
11, 12. 13. Return limit Sept. 19. 1904.
Ticket Offices, Seventh and Ollva Sta.
and Union Station.
Sunday Excursions.
01 7E SPRINGFIELD,
Oli I J
ILL.,
AND RKTURN
Proportionate Rate to
Intermediate Points.
VIA
CHICAGO & ALTON RY.
Tickets good aolnr on train leaving Bt. Louis
at Ml i. m. Sunday, and returning; on train
leaving gprlngfleld at C:3 p. m. same day.
Ticket officer 4th and Olive snd Union Sta
tion. "THE ONLY WAY."
GRIFFIN EXCURSION
CHAMOIS, MO.
Sunday, Jul 31, 1904.
$1.25 ROUND TRIP $1.25
Stopping at Bismarck, Washington, New Ha
ven, fiercer. Hermann. Gasconade and Morri
son. In both directions. Trains leae Union
Station 9:20 a. m. : returning arrive at St.
Louis J:tO p. m. Tickets, Sixth and Olive sts.
and excursion acents Union Station and Tower
Prove
SCHOOLS.
0V0S0
10 DAYS AT WORLD'S FAIR.
DO EXPENSE IIT EITRANCE FEU.
KROEGER, Plana.
TOWERS SHEFFIELD, Voice.
Violin. Orcaa. Art, Elocution. Send for Catalog.
FOREST PARK UNIVERSITY,
THE WORLD'S FAIR COLLEQE.
ANNA SNEBD CAIRNS, frest.. St- Loula, Mo.
Hosmer Hall &23
A Day and Boarding" School for Girls.
College preparations a'speclalty. Certificate ad
mits to test colleges. World's Fair opportuni
ties. Address . .
MISS M. H-i MATHEWS. Principal.
waro SEHuunr .A?J7
th year. Fatuity N. Seminary and Special
Courses. CxCtf preparation. Boarding pupils
limited Ui 140. An ideal Christian home. Com
plete appointments. For catalogue address J.
D. HLANTON. LU D.. President.
WILLIAM F. HOMES. H. J. DIKKNEITE,
President. Fecrstary.
ESTABLISHED IN U49.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL, FIRE AHO
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of fine. No. TIT Chestnut St., St. Loals. Mo.
Tel. Bell Main X771A. Tel. Klnlecn A 10M,
Policies an written on either stock or mutual
plan.
Henry C Haerstlck. J. B. C. Lucas,
si. xi. urrnwem, u. v. Tauctr,
jflmTiTOlifc
aafJ.l I Uaaaasl
H'f UaanaafT
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m. C. Rom
AMUSEMENTS ON THE PIKE.
ESQUIMAU VILLAGE.
GREATEST NOVELTY ON THE PIKE.
Two Tribes of nniulmaui. Vox Teams, Seal
Hunting. OolJ MinlnK.
largest collection of arc
t:c curios in the world.
ON THE PIKE.
SilUEIT BftBY ELEPHANT
.And Larueal Mini,.. In tiic vvoi-u.
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SCHOOLS.
KiitKvooi im.iTAiiY ACAiinnr.
KlrkKood. Mo. Kntert uron lis IM rr
hvpiember K. SH 'IfCt. Ilmllrd. thorough.
Within easy tfach of WorM's Fair IVr terms
and iiartlculars. atldrenn Col Kdn A HalKhl.
MIKilMA I'MMAhb: INSIITUTI;,
S'auntnn. Va. Collei." I'ieparator School for
Olrls. Music. Art. Klncutlen, tlst jenr beclns
bept. IS Cataloitue. lll'i' Maria Hindleton llu
al. I'rln . Hurusror to Mrs J B H Stuart.
unilTinCI I fli'lral school for )oung wo
IRUH I IbCLLv men and girls; CTth r
beslns Srpt. IS Faculty of Specialists In ehargs
of Ueparlmruts for Kngllsh, Classics and tonil
ntntalLnnguates. fclence. Music, Art. etc. Mne
Cmna.lum. llea'u'lful Campus, Tennis Courts,
(loif Links. Ilaskt-llall field. Apply earl); CO
apullcantn on waitlnE list lasi )i.
MISS II N. HASKlilJ.
Prlncli. Godfrey. 1IL
SEMINARY.
MILITARY ACADEMY
Culver, Ind. (Lake Maxinkuckce).
EnlarKcd capacity. New barracks to accom
modate one hundred bo n Early Applicants
will hae choice of locations. Hanks next to
West point In compIctencM of military equlp
mrnt. ThorouRh scholastic work preparatory
to college an1 for business. Write for catalogue.
Culver Military Academy, Culver, ind.
gvei
AMUSEMENTS.
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SEE THE BIG SHOW.
COL. ZACH MULHALL'S CONGRESS OF
ROUGH RIDERS AND ROPERS.
DELMAR RACE TRACK. Next Sunday. 3 p. m.
The oiiclnal, genuine high-class show of the age depleting Wild Western Lite, la all
Its thrilling and fascinating features.
MISS LTTOILTjE 3MCTTX3a:LXjiX,
America's greatest horsewoman In daring feats, roping wild steers, and In her bril
liant performance on her trick horse. See the U. a. Government tribes of Indians
and the Army of Filipinos, direct from the WorId"s Fair. Bands of Expert Cowboys in
marvelous riding and roping acts. Admission. Including grand stand, 00c
SCHOOLS.
Weltner Conservatory of Music
Established in 1897
Located at 3544 Pace Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo.
! Branches of Music, Dramatic and Operatic Art, Modern Languages'Taught.
The Weltner Conservatory has THE LARGEST and MOST COMPETENT FACULTY
OF ANY CONSERVATORY WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI, consisting of FORTY
FOUR ARTISTS AND MASTERS formerly of Berlin, Paris. London. Vienna, New
York and other European and American Metropolitan Musical Centers.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ilr Victor Llchtensteln,
Miss Uessta Morsp,
Mr. D S. DeLlslr.
Sic. Enrico Compabello,
Mr. Frank tVfltner.
Mr. Mlro Drlamolla,
Mr. Arthur Lltbcr.
Mr. Arnold resold.
Diplomas and Gold Medals are awarded to Graduates and Post-Graduates.
f Sixty-Six Graduates and Post-Graduates
Fifth Annual Commencement of the Weltner Conservatory of Music held In June, 1901,
which was by far, the Larsrea Graduating Clnsa of any St. Loula Conservatory
for Many Years. Conservator' is open to scholars during summer as well as winter.
Regular Fall Term begins on September 5, 1904. Applications for 73 Free and Partial
Scholarships (annually awarded to talented and deserving scholars) received from
now on. For our beautifully Illustrated Catalogue and Supplement (mailed free to
any address) and further Information, address
FI1ANK WELTXEIt, Director, .1544 Page Boulevard, St. Loots, Mo.
CENTRAL COLLEGE
PatrtMan Mint. BeardinrntjeUa Hutted to 90. Tb
I(lrlU),laefrer7 kl(h BtetiU Behoola f AM ad Kloeatlog paadact'wt y laoe-xifal prrwra Bitlfml and hnHirol ithia-I
tloo. atBlldlngfl nadrri. loTeitlxaU u. Cialoa. ALFRED FKASCLlN SX1TB, Pral4cat. LsxUcta. M. I
Kemper Military School
scbool for Klssonrl State Unlrrnlty
Army omcsrdatallcd by Secretary of
tbla season. For catalogue, address
University Military
CkarUr418B4.
NMrbuUdlna-lnel'Tateitpaikof
Pnsonsl smwrrtslon and Insuncdon for bojs orer ttn. Character ' nrst tno clisracter or tne CnriaUan gmUe.
man. Thtnstnirtorsandconri,aW)rOTlby th Htate CnlTcrslty, famish a taoroojh prsparaHon f or Tale,
Barrard, West l'ctat, or dosuihs. COI- JOU1 B. WELCH, A. M., Priacipal, Cslastala, Ho.
MFHTII I IsAI I Cni? Fayette, Mlasonrl. Under M. B. Church.
SrlllKBI LULLtHt South. James C. Morris. President. Co-
wlsiia vwBBBaasssiBa educational. Well endowed and equipped.
Found 1837. Offers best opportunities to obtain a genu
ine education at moderate cost. Advanced course in Science and Letters. Modern buildings,
steam beat, electric light. Ample grounds For catalogue, address Secretary of ths Faculty.
'Kentucky Military Institute
paratcry work. Gradoates commissi oaed by the State. Beaanfol and bealtnfal location.
SteamiVatandelertzlclJght. One teacher to ten boys. Terms SSOO a year. rowLgR KILL ftr
ynsgnksji. Catalogns on rsquest. CLC. W. r O WLEB, SasL, Bu 18 Lraasa.Ey.
For a catalogue of the
Oldest and Largest
Mllltarj School
In the Vlddla West, address-
WENTWORTH
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STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY, N.J.
Faclnr the Ocean. Tba Urset and moat ipa
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Cafe May. Built for air and coolness; 7.3 feet
of corridor. 12 fet wld on every floor. High
celllnci larse wlndowa. Thoroughly modern
Ited and furnlihed. Cuisine a special feature.
Particular attention to fresh sea food and oys
lera. concern uy iuu urcncsira id rtew caxe
and Japanese Garden. Dancing every evening
v i.ou per aay ana up. a.
inward. SiMcial rate or t:
Eu
ropean 1.00 and upward. Special rate
the
weea.
Send tor f older. H. M. CAKB
MUDLAVIA
Tnli great resort open the year round. Com
bine rest, health and pleasure for your vaca
tion. Only a few hours' ride from St. Louis,
near Attica, Ind.. on Wabash Railroad. Na
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Kidney. Skin. Bladder. Stomach and Nervous
Dleeasea. For beautifully Illustrated magazine
and all Information, address W. T,. Kramer,
General Manager, Kramer. Ind. 4?2
Cool Ref r eshing
WAUKESHA
Combines tbe Joys of Boating. Bathing, Fishing
and all outdoor pleasures -with Its health-giving
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Pries to suit all purses. Our booklet. "Beauty
ot Waukesha," Is tree for the asking. Writ,
now. W. K. Frame, 21 Bank building, Wau
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Do You Ever
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sup to consider the
present eUlcitacy ot the
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
eaannamcf xrlth vhnt It
was be tare the "POSTAL."
emend the field? W
BLAZE OF FIREWORKS!
T
W Thursday Night, 8 O'Clock,
BY PAIN.
In tHe. Stadium, West Side of .Grounds.
y Intramural Cars Direct.
t FREE ADMISSION TO STADIUM.
SEATS
Grand Concert by Weil's Band before and during the display.
Many special events and attractions during the day.
,MOHMtBHHfi f.4HHHBi
Mr. Fredtrlch Fischer,
Mr. A. C. Elmer.
Mr. Krederich Norsch,
Mr. F. Shackelford.
were awarded Diplomas and Medals at tho
FOR YOUNG LAM
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war. tB.ssospentlnntsnslonsandltaDniTsmenta
Cal. T. A. Jsaastsa, tmrU Bauyllla, M
Academy,
A HOME SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Kacrrs.ntar tns State I'nlTtrslty. ComltMnIjments.
im tin.
CksrUn4 1S4T.
Deamaand Pm-
MILITARY
ACADEMY,
Lailnfxton, Mo.
SUMMER RESORTS.
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Saratoga.
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For Particulars, address
WOOLLEY A GERRANS, Proprietors.
Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
ALSO OF THE
HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE,
Broadway. 86th to 7th St.. New York City.
HOTEL BRANT,
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO,
VIA THE WABASH R. R.
Located In the Garden of Canada: delightfully
cool when SL Louis la sweltering. Most modern
appointments, finest bathing beach, good fish
ing, yachting, outdoor and Indoor sports. Ac
commodations for 600. H".tf- exceedingly low.
Magnificent Ballroom sua Roof Garden. Enter
tainments every evening. Band Concerts on
tne Lawn. Charles B. Trait t. Manager.
CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITT. N- J.
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SOUTH BAVKN, MICH.,
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Electric lights and running water in all rooms;
privats baths. Merries m ealalsie spe
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Proprietors.
ROYAL PALACE.
ATLANTIC CITT, N. J.
Host beautifully located, on ta Atlaatlo
Coast. Open to October 1. Undsr entirely new
msnsgrmsnt. Write for booklet.
CHAB. B. PRETTTMAN.
Owner ana Proprietor.
Lyman J. T7atrcus. josascr.
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AX THE
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AMUSEMENTS.
RIVER EXCURSIONS
TIME TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING SUNDAY, JULY 31.
Steamer Corwin H. Spanosr
Destination. Day. Leaie. Return.
Montesano Fri , 10:00 a. m. &:00p. m.
Alton & Chautauq.ua.Sat., 10.00 a. m. 5:Wp. ra.
Mouth Missouri U...Sun., 10.-00 a. m. 1:00 p. m.
Montesano Sun., 1:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m.
Every Mslit at S, Return at 11.
Boat Leaves Foot of Locust Street.
R.OTJN3D TRIP
BOER
WAR
700 British and Boer Veterans Reproducing; 3 Famtus Battles.
Camp Reception by.GENcRAU CROHJE and VIU0EN Afltr Each Performance.
OT O.V 'nn: 1'f Ivli-Sontli of Ferria Wheel. Speclnl Intramural Station
AdmlHsIonsi Dlent'hpra, 25 Cents) Grand Stand, SO Cent: Boies, $1.0O.
Children Under IS Admitted to Grand Stunrl nt US cent.
OTTH PenrORMANCm
Louisiain
ELKS' NIGHT Friday
EVEKY NIQHT
Horses, wiia west
AND AFTERNOON!
jay in Alps ana
AMUSEMENTS
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BATTLE OF SANTIA60
Tbrllllns; reproduction of the world'a most famous battle. Tirenty-elirht mlnlatura steel
battleships, torpedo and submarine boats In action: 10 rapld-nrlns; naval suns; the
actual biowlnr up and slnklns of the Spanish vessels; capture of the Colon by the Ore
ron and Texas. Famous Greek-fire fountain. 100 feet blah. Music by Marine Band.
Performances, 4iOO, GiOO, SlOO and Oi30 P. M.
ADMISSION. INCLUDING RESERVE! SEATS, 50c.
Special Matinee Prices, 2Bc. (Children Half Price at All Performance.)
NAVAL SHOW WEV"B PIKE
meetaTVhe TYROLEAN ALPS
The Attraction That Has Made the Fair.
TRIP BT RAIL THR0UBH PICTURESQUE OURTAIIt, IRSIUDIRR RIDE OH HIDE.
FINEST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA IN AMERICA 100 PIECES.I M.g,c GR0TTQ
TYT3E.,f:,NPaERS' The Great Luchow-Faust Restaurant.
Oliernmmeriran Passion Plsr In the Church Balldlns;.
Weekly Tickets to Alps. 11.00; Monthly Tickets, J1.00.
SUMMER
ii0intthriiirirni
Summer's Coolest Spot
1 trlw t F
. siMl-B7i,7'Ai- 1 aBajkCrnoj
teaotESL.
The Finest Summer Hotel for Families,
mr msL j&.
Chicago Beach Hotel
Flftj.rirat.BlTd. and Lake Share, Chlcafo
Bunt of stono and pressed brick; i50 larce ontslda rooms, handsomely fnrnlthed: 220
private bath rooms. Nearly 1000 feet of broad veranda overlooking Lake Mirhlgan.
Teaiptlsz table, pleasant surronndlntrs. Gall, Tcssls. Bosstsf. BMUar aai Flsklsj. 10 minutes
ride by I. C. express trains to business and theater district. Send for handsome new
tllastrated booklet to CJeo. W. Reynolds, Manarer (tarraerly MoUI del Meats, California.)
PIASA CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.
On C, P. & ST. L. It. R., 37 Miles From St. Louis.
THE ONLY SUMMER RESORT AND SIDE TRIP NEAR ST. LOUIS.
Over Merchants Bridge. Through Madison Oranlte City, Alton and Alonr Mississippi River.
Five Trains Dally; Special Reduced Rates. Excellent Boatlnr. Uathlnr. FUhlnr, New
Hotel, Bathing Pool and Other Improvements-Costing; S50.00G. Now Open.
ASSEMBLY NOW IN SESSION, SPLENDID PROGRAM. ADMISSION SSe.
For Prqrram'wrlte or see W. O. PAISLEY. Gen. Mar.. Chautauqua, Ul,- ,,
or C, P. & St. L. Ticket Office. 2M N. 4th st. St. Louis.
lsaasAsssssasgssaissa
Steamer City of Providence
Destination.
Jefferson Barracks..
Mouth Missouri It..
Montesano
Montesano ..........
Day. Lea e. Return.
..Frl., 3:33 p. m. E :10 p.m.
..Sat., 2:30 p. m. 5-0 p. m.
..Sun., 9:30 a. zn. 1:30 p.m.
..Sun., 3:30 p. m.' S:30 p. m.
Every Msbt at S, Return at 11.
Boat Leaves Foot of Olive Street.
TICKETS 2 So.
Universally acknowledged to
be the Feature of the Fair.
TWO PERFORMANCES
DAILY, 3:30, 8:30 P. M.
TO-NIGHT AT Bl30.
Stts at Bollmtn'3. 'Watcli for the 100th Performance.
Steeplechase, Scenic Railway, Dos nnd Pony Circus. Diving
Show, mains ponies, BaDy lncuoator.
open Air restaurant oo utner r earures.
ON THE PIKE.
0titnirmei0'0n
RESORTS.
mmmnmSmSrttiiViman
Tourists and Transient Guests is the
AUCTIONEERS.
k. A. SELKIRK ft CO.,
AUCTION AND STORAGE.
Regular sal. erery Faturtlay at warehouse
and general ofnee. 1X1-13-11 Chouteau arenaa.
Sales In residences a specialty. Phcns Xlnlocti
c :.
WESTERN SALVAGE
iiM and no. Wanhlcffioa avrnuf. baadlcn et
Fire t,Dl Marine Salv&ie. Watcb for aptclAl
notlcci.
SAMt'HL GA5. Mnffr.
AMUSEMENTS.
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O LVsVi i-3 1 L-i
OPENING
NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT,
WAY"
DOWN
EAST
OrUlnal His Cast ana Production.
SUIT SAI.i: Ol'E.NS TO-I1AY.
fSSSS 25, 50, 75c, $1. foh.r.
IMPERIAL
Flrat-CIaaa Fatter
Cool as the Ocean
OPENS NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8
M-itlnee Hitunlar Only.
David Ileluacu Presenta
BUNGHE BATES -
Thi Darling of fht Gods
By Dall Eclaico and John Luther LonT.
Sulr of Senl mt Sutnic Ob.
Price) from 23c to at.QO.
Good ifeiita on Loirer Floor OOc.
HAVLIN'S
In. Thttttr VVafra
Show tor UttM
Montr.
Zc Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
BIG OPENING
SUNDAY
MATINEE
WITH ANNE
BLANCKE
A LITTLE
OUTCAST
SEATS
NOW
ON
SUE
ON
JOY
ODEON-TlSU
Evenlnas 5:3ft-r0c T:. 1.00, 11.50.
Matinees 2:5) Wed.. Sat., Sun.. 25c. 50c.
7Sc S1.00. Downtown Ttck.lt Otttcw,
Judas A Dolph Drue Store, ill Olive.
KIRALFY'S
loilttiai rarcbiti SPECTACLE
E". "V. BOVITIDR.S,
Composer ot liscauss' and "Alwaya."
TUB nADIL'M DAXCE.
You Miss the Trip ef Year Ufa
II Ten Fall to Ride en the Wendertil
FERRIS WHEEL
The view afforded from lis lefty half hi It
grander than ever teen by mortal.
Free nerve thrilling? performance
by the King of the Air at :i:iJO,
(I :!!. Si.1l) and i3Q p. ni. eaeh day.
NANA
BACK
TO
ST. LOUIS
The brilliant reception accorded to thl ina
terplece cf art on lt prelou lslu to St
Louis In 1S3 and 155 has Induced the manager
to announce that he has arranged to tire &
hort rerlfti ot Farewell Keceptions of Nana at
2t4 'OKTH UIIOAnWAY, bet. OUr and
IIna Sts.. commencing to-day. niurdy.
Iloun: Id a. m. tilt 10 p. rn. Admlgglon. ISc
COLUMBIA THEATER.
Sixth and St. Charle Sta.,
1VII1 Open for the Season Monday
Matinee, Ansrnat 1st,
Presenting High-Class Continuous VauderHls.
Prices, 15e, 30c, 50e.
Reserved Seats, 7Sc. Box Sents, l.QO.
crawford rasna
Fenlnr. S:M. Price 15c. He. 33c. Me.
Mats. Tues.. Tburs.. Sat.. 1:38. Price Sc.
Sensational Melodrama cf Missouri Life,
YOUNGER BROS., BANK ROBBERS,
Next tVeek Katla Emnwtt, Walf of Ksw Torfc.
QTiiiiiiDn-HoiioFroiiT-
O I AI1IIMI1U-TW0 FROLICS MILT
THE NIGHT OWLS
30 ELECTRIC FANS.
SMOKING IN PARQUET.
Next Week IXXOCENT.MAIDa
?a9T HIGHLANDS
THB BIO PLACS ON THE HILL.
COOLEST PLACE IN CITT.
THE FOUR RIANOS, RAPPO SISTERS,
And Other Hlfh-Ciass Vaud.vlll Acta.
Next Thursday. July t, OALA DAY.
CITY DRUMMERS' ASSOCIATION DAY.
WEST END HEIGHTS.
THE HOME OP REFINED VAUDEVILLE.
TTeek of July !t: Marvelous Merrella, Brown.
Harrison and Brown, Frank O'Brien. Mamie
Mitchell. Ariel Natlla. Darmody. Matinees 1J0.
Nlaht performances fM dally. Market street
cars direct; all lines transfer. Chouteau avenue
cars direct Sunday. Finest Scenic Railroad In
the world.
SUBURBAN GARDEN.
All This Week Greater VaadeTllle
Florence Sisters. Trask A Oladdtn.
Flood Bros. MHO Vaage.
Esmeralda Sisters. Klnetoxraph.
BDrC Band Concerts. Electric
riTCK Fountain. Admission to Park.
JES3ELTTS r Ti"F13Mt
The Filde of th. Fair and the Fair's Greatest
Educator.
Featiral Parade Dallv at S.-OO O'Clock.
See the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Mosque
of Omar. Diorama of th. Mount of Olives, th
Jews' walllns; Wall, and th. Via Dolorosa.
Free Guides Every 10 Minutes From Principal
Gates. ADMISSION ONLY Sc
EXCURSION to CAIRO
DY FORESTERS' LEAGUE.
SATURDAY, JULY 30,
Via Mobile and OWo R. R.
Leave Union Station 11 :50 p. ra.: East St.
Louis 12. ROUND-TniP TICKETS. 9.
RACING
Fair Grounds,
Vandeventer Are. and Nararal
Brldse Road.
Six Races Daily,
Besjinnina; at 3l30 P. M.
ADMISSION. Including Grand Stand, $1.09.
COUNTRY CLUB HANDICAP
SATURDAY. JULY 30.
RACING
UNION JOCKEY CLUB
Indapendent Race Track.
The finest eqrrpped plant In the country.
Union avenue and Natural Bride toad. '
J. A. DUFFY, President. I
RALP TOZER, Secretary.
P. J. CARMODY, fleaeral Maaasrer.
Continuous Race MeatingJ
Six or more high-class races dally, cota
menciriK at 20 p. m. Suburban can rtai
direct to race track. O'tve, Page and Bu?
ton avenue lines changa at Union aretrusj
direct to the grand stand. Can anil
Spring avenue lines run within too?
blocks of track. Wagonettes from cars va
grounds and grand stand. Faro S ceata.'
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