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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THTJRSTVAT. JULY 2S. 1904.
BARGAINS
-ANNEX
Broadway and
Washington.
IN
BABY BUGGIES
More tban a hundred Baby Carriages and Go-Carts
marked down to less than h&If. Remember these are all
Whitney goods, new styles, daintily trimmed, rubber tired,
artistic willow bodies, some odd lines, others slightly
soiled, but all must go some at less than factory cost.
Don't delay come and see Ihtie bargains tuTore tkey arc all okc.
Baby Carriages worth
SI 2.00
Now $6.00
Go-Carts worth
$10.00
Now $5.00
$14.00
$7.00
$20.00
$9.25
$22.00
$11.00
$30.00
$14.00
$15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $40.00
$8.00 $11.00 $12.00 $13.50 $18.00
' POPULAR YOUNG WOMAN VISITS FAIR, mi
, , ar 1 f iu.4 . a T i "-y" 's! ' v j, , . m sasBsanBp ftH
Vv4Sitf- ''"""IB I
PflrPpr W ' ! IS aifnounces that, owin to the grovJng scarcity M
I plyw -;,, I BS ot cracker barrels due to tne increabing UbC of B
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MANY EVENTS FOR
. CHILDREN'S DAY
Kxposition Management Prepar
ing Elaborate Programme for
Bcnelit of Young Folks.
PARADE OF ALL NATIONS.
AH Youngsters Under Fifteen
Years Old to lie Admitted
Freo Next Tuesday WJipii
Accompanied by Adult.
ClJldren's Di at the Wot Ids Pair next
Tuesda Is to be the greatest of all special
tts at the Exposition. Arrangement" fnr
a piocxammc for that dav arc now tirdcr
way. and It will be announced to-day.
The dav -nlll be crowded with events fit
i,P"Clal and abo,-bin;r Interest to all chil
ilren, old and oung. but especially to the
iatter. Such an outpouring of children on
thst dav is hoped for and expected by the
Kxposltlon as has never before been x It
nesscd since the Children's Crusade or that
other juvenyp. event when the enchanting
music ot the Pled Piper summoned then
In droits away from their homes In Horn
elin town. .
It nil) be the aim of the Exposition
management tc give the jcungsters the
time of their lives and to afford them a
Glimpse Into Fair land, the memory of
which will last them to the end of their
dais. And so a programme has been ar
langed that will keep the little ones In
terested ci cry minute of their stay and
Keid thcrn home with that completely
llred-out feeling; that is alwnys the best
sign of a child's thorough enjomcnt ot a
dav's pleasure.
The day is the first of its kind, although
Sick
and Away
From Homo
Look oat I sickness is every
where. The water is different.
vour food is strange, your
meals irregular. Better keep
in condition. A teaspoonful of
POND'S EXTRACT nightand
morning will keep your stom
ach in perfect order, pro
tecting you against avsen-
tery ana otner serious
ills, isn't your neaiui
worth this much caref
Boldonlyin ttaled lotlleti
unaxr onVKrapper.
Accept no
Substitute.
nationaP
W Brewery
vL St. Louis J
J-ibertv Bell r.iv w i also a dj of free
i:itn into Hi" l'Jii grounds foi children
Ohlldin s Djv at the tit. however, will
line eient-- ol interest to children thai
vveie lacking; on that day
IMIILDRKN'S PAKAIii: A n:Tl RE
Trorn the tlm. that the ounsster tntei
the grounds to the lime lhe pii out of
the sales homeward bound all of the cn-
i icjuiinrnrxii icaiurts win lie .10 oiuitiv
' free to them. One of the events planned
I K a cnlldrui's parade in hk.h will ap-
pear the children of all the nations itp
1 reenle.l at the World' l'air. dieted 111
the strange and p'cture-quc ecstumes pe
I culiar to their native lande.
I There will be In the parade main other
features of special intcici to voung folks
The paiadc will hue 11 real Hie j,rand
j marshil. 1 his Is dial let" Francis IU a.
j lillputlan met.encr boy of the stietarj's
! oifice. who recently lumped into la'nc by
'topping i're--iuent 1 ranc.s at tne Admin
istration building and .islting him if he
was iniploj ed at the building.
The IN orld s Pair ground"" 'Mil he turned
Into a liugi juicnile Arcadia, in which ex
istence will be one Ions, sweet liolidai
for the corning generation, ard in the Ii-t
of thoso who will be the Kpoilion's
guests are Included all children of high 01
low degree.
Admission will be free to all children
under 15 year" of age. slnglv or in troop'
of not more than file. n:n accompanied
by an adult. The adult must pay the
regular admission fee.
CMirtrcxrs uny win attract to tne i-air
crounds not only those children who are
so in ears, but the children of a larger
growth in ears and stature, who neur
become too old to enjoj the sight or
joungstcr? enjoying themselves.
CONFLICT oTBATTLESHIPS
IN FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
Bumbardment of Tort Srthnr and
Destruction of HnNsIan casein
to Be Slionn.
The bombardment of Port Arthur b he
Japanese and the destruction of a Russian
battleship by a Japanese torpedo-boat will
he features of the elaborate: pyrotechnic
display which will take place at the Sta
dium on the World's Fair grounds to
night, beginning at S o'clock.
The naval combat will take place In the
center of the bi; twentj-aerc athletic
field, to which entrance Is sive'n all
World's Fair visitors the thousands of
seats being free to all comers. Four whips
will engage In the battle, a Russian bat
tleship, a Jajone battleship and two
Japanese torpedo-boats. The toTiedo
boats attack the Itusian ship, whicn re
turns the Arc. ano after a fierce bombatd
ment If sting scleral minutes the big snip
is blown up by a torpedo discharge.
Henry J. Pain left New York Tuesday
eienlng and will arrive in St. Louis this
morning to take charge of th dlsplaj.
Portraits of the two presidential candi
dates. President Roosevelt and Altpn U.
Parke-. on twenty by" twerty-Jiw toot
frames, will add interest to the exhibition.
The Kxpositlpn has appiopnated J10.WO
for the display.
The programme consists of more than
forty pieces. Including both set devices
and aerial piece. George Real. gerral
superintendent of the Pain Pvrotcchnieal
Company, who. with a rorce of twcnti-fle
experts Is in personal charge of the dis
play, received csteroay a carload of
pjrotccbmc novelties from New York.
TO H V E "MAGimJEltr DAY.
Exhibitors nt the World' Fair Meet
to Make Arrangements.
Exhibitors In the Palace of Machinery
met at the Wcstinghouse Theater In that
building at 11 o'clock jesterday morning
to form a permanent organization for the
purpose of arranging for "Machinery
Day" and for working together for the
best interests of the exhibitors.
The meeting .was called to order by F.
S. Rmlth Clf th W.Cllnffhnilc. t.nmr.'im.
after which r. F. Coleman of the Allls
Chalmers Company was chosen tempo-
iij uu.iM man. a. committee was ap
pointed renrewentlno. wrv ...firm nt -
hiblts to form plans for permanent 01
sanlzatlos. FOREIGV SRCTIOK ISPECTED.
Food and Beverage Association Visit
Exhibitors.
The Food and Beierage Association of
the Palace of Agrlcu.ture. escorted b the
World's Fair Indian Band, ilslted the for
eign sections ot the building esterday
atiernoon and later gac a. luncheon to
the foreign Commissioners, the officials of
the Agricultural Department and members
of the press.
While they were visiting the various
sections the band played the national air
of the country whose exhibit was being
Inspected.
An address was made by Maurlcio Man
dil and responded' to by J. A. Detfry,
president of the association.
Labor Leader at Fair.
K. E. Clark, president of the Order ot
Railway Conductors, and a member of the
Arthracite Arbitration Commission, is a
ilsltor at the Exposition. He was en
thusiastic In his praise of the d!plajs
shown in the Transportation building.
"The way In which the transition
period from the early tjpes. of the locomo
tive tor the present is shown," he said. "Is
Impressive." I haie been to all the great
expositions of recent years, and 1 can
raj that the Louisiana Pui chase Exposi
tion excels them all."
FISH DELAYED BY DI7.ZIESS.
Sea Fish for..cr Jersey Commission
Sidetracked la Pennsylvania.
The ocean fish shipped Trom AtlanUc
City to the New Jersey State Commission
last Friday morning were oiercom near
Altoona, Pa., Saturday, and it was found
necessary to sidetrack the car until the
llsh should recuperate from the jostling.
This information was received yesterday
by Assistant Secretary' Morris Dan3 of
ths-New Jc-sey Commission, who expected
the car to arrive during the afternoon.
The car carries more than forty vaneties
of sea. fish for the tank in the Palace of
Forestry.FIsh and Oime.
CAftVASSIMG COMJI11TEE VMED.
Catholics or Wnlnnt Park. Will Soon
j- Worship; In Xcir Church.
At a meeting of the Catholics of Walnut
Park last evening a committee was ap
pointed Ho canvass the territory which Is
to form the proposed new parish, with a
ilew of ascertaining- how many families
reside within the boundaries.
Another meeilner will be heM n.i-i ..v
when the report of ths committee will be
made, after which the committee will call
upon the.Most Revel end Archbishop John
J. Qlennon. who will then definitely flx the
boundaries ot the .proposed new parish.
As soon as the permission, of tne Arch
bishop has been obtained a temporary
church will be built. It is thought that
the "first services la the proposed new
church will be held some time in October.
World's Fair Oflelal Programme.
'Don't buv.fakes.. Get Official Dally Pro
gramme, 5 cents. Sold only Inside Fair
grounds.
i mmf . -;W -- 'v ' I i IE m jez dmK matm m
r - S-3irfeiLl ISf V x ffl the name of the club is hereby changed to ji
LlmKB 'SiSi :-' f I The Unasda Biscuit Club, and all II
J SBflffBvVl 5v T I members are directed to buv, instead ,A II
I i?W&mr'l ' " " SfcPv i - w common crac'ccr:3 in paper bags, WW )w
I fllR" " : BBttBliKfe 1 VW Uneetla Biscuit in air tight packages.. vm
' R"ilfc I 1 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
-TiniiMTBsnsii itissi i m i tiiiwsiiislilsalssxil laisani iaisT(iaii iiaaaanmil t
.MISS PITTA
As the winnc- of a lontest for the niott
lisltlng the World's I'aJr as the gii'-st of the
Sll.1'. Ieadirg htr ntarest competitor by SI
One.0. a wcll-l.nowM mcrel.ant.
RECEPTION TO AUT0M0BILISTS
IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
lotnl Cninnlilter llaiinlnjr rrnnsr-
ment"l for the Tourist l hit rr
Kiiircteit .Iiirh'1 l.
A n J-imberl, piesidtnt of the Auto
mobile Club of St. J.oi.K i-' omplctins ar
rangements for the roeption on Aueust
10 to the tourisl3 who ,i-e coniln; fron
the Uast to the Wotld'- I'air In their dUto
car.
So far the plins Include a reception in
Ea-rt St. I.ojk for the'ourists who wilt be
met there by a committee from the club.
It is belieied that the cars will always be
within flft miles of each other, and the
committee will remain in Kast Si. Louis
until all hae been greeted and esiorted
acroa the Cadge Bridge to thUr hotels.
President Ijimbert will be l.ept informed
by telegraph m he will l.now what time
to evpect th" tourists at llat'St. Iuis.
On the morning of August 11. the ilsit
ors. accompanied by IV) qutomohiie'-cf St.
I)ui. will foini a iar?de on Twelfth
street, ard headed by Chief of Police
Klelv. in the new police autn and Mai or
Weils in a ar he p'irchTf-ed recently, will
go to the World'.; Pair Gioundo, by W3y
of Chestnut tieet. Lawton avenue and
Undcll boulc. aid.
After a trip through the World'" Tall
Grounds, covering eleven miles, rtoppir.j
at places of interest alo.ig the route, thy
parade will pas the Pl.iz.i of St. Ijiui,
where Mayor Wells and President Prancis
will greet the tourists In turn the
visitors wil present th letters from May
ors of the cities through which they passed
on their journey to the World's Fair City,
to the Mayor.
The following afternoon, August 12, the
visitors' will be guests of honor at the
House of Hoo Hoo on the World's Fair
Grounds at a bmoker to be given by the
Automobile Club of St. Louis.
MYSTIC SHHINCriS COMI.NG.
Molla Temple of Kansas City Hill lie
nt Fair Auirnst 7.
Moila Temple, Nobles of the Mystic
Shunt, of St. Joseph, Mo, with Ararat
Temple of Kansas City. Is to make a pil
erimagc to the World's Fair on August
7. A spcUjl Wabash excursion will be
run to accommodate the TV) nobles of the
Mi stic Shrine, who will make their entry
with Oriental pomp and splendor.
Arrangements havo been made with
Gaslon Akoun, director gcreral of "My s
tcrious Asia." to meet the pilgrims with
an Oriental ercort, with camels, elephants
and L'iotcrn music, and accompany the
Mystic temples to the Kansas City Ca
Mno, which will be their headquarter"
during their vl-dt lo the Uxpoltlon. The
central mosque in Cairo will be the mvs
llc shrine at which the pilgrims will inn
gTcgaf. All the members of the ordei
are to be arrayed in Oriental costunie.s
during their edebration of their mystic
riles at the Fail.
Mr. A. p. CloMon of St. Joeph, the im
perial rabt.n; K 1. Allen and .1. H. At
wooa of Kansas City, past Imperial po
tentates, arc the officers In command of
the two i-quads of Moila Patrol, which is
deemed tne best-drill's! patrol in the
order.
JERLS4LG1I COMPA SI ED.
M, Zetonn, Superintendent of Cironntls
Claim Breach of Contract.
Nonlecal Zetoun. claiming to be a citizen
ot the Republic of Trance, brought suit
for violation of contract against the Jeru
salem Exhibit Companv at the Pair, in
the United States District Court yester
dav. Zctoun claims that he was employed by
the company last October a superintend
ent of grounds for this company, his con
tract to expire In December nl and his
compensation was to be $3,609. He claims
to have been wrongfully discharged last
June, when only $700 had been paid him.
He sues for the salary up to the time of
discharge, and for the remainder of the
time he contracted for, as well as for cer
tain commissions making J3.tC6.C5 In all.
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR.
The Tiafnc Department of the World's Ta!r
nai perfected arrangements with Commissioner
General Albino R. Nuncio for bruising the Jlex
lean -National Band lo th Worlds i'alr. This
band, composed of Sixty -one musicians n.l four
officers, will lea. the Cltj of Mexico Auru: l
and will arrive n St Louis Ausuu 4 Tftla Is
the most lamous band in Mexico, befns known
there as the President's Band."
Director L f haplaizh. chairman of tl e
Physical Culture comrrltUr .haa cfiered a be.tu
llful silver trophy to the dinner of tlu 4M
meier run In tac Olympic games next mcn.ft.
Tne cup stand about 10 Irenes high and Is n
blematlc of the world s championsalp tn the IO
meter lun
Ausust s will he Opticians' Dav at the
Wotlda I'alr. IX. J. Jen's, of jMnd-sk. O.
bccretarr of lb. Aiaerlcau Association of Op
ticians, writes President ITancis that llie ao
clatlon is making every possible effort to liax e
every optician in the country attend the Fall
on tnat date.
The Port Shaw Girls' Indian Sjhoo'l basLct
bail team were bu-llr ensaced yesterdAy mciu
IsiC arrauslne new signals and practlclnr for
their rime with the Belleville Ilttju school team
in Belleville to-morrow afternoon. The ttam
members are confident ot success and will be.
acccmpanlwLcn two trlpa to Illinois by the In
dian Hchool jiand and a larse numb-r of
friends.
The Otflclal German AVine Itestanrant
Hun in connection with German Govern
ment building, tsst side of Cascades Htst
service and cuisine Finest Wines. Man
agement of Kons-Pfennlnn of Berlin.
Pnotosrsph bi Wcathenngtnn
ONEAI.
pnpula- young woman. Miss Onal is now
Ge7ette of MiKinney, Tex. She received
V) itcs She is the da'ight'i of George
GER0NIM0 SALUTES FLAG
HE OPPOSED FOR YEARS.
Old Ayoelie I lilef llej;nlMrly Itcmovea
Ilia lint to Sinn and
(tripe.
Ccromn o the Apache 'liief, joinirg in
flag salate morning and cienlns,, is a
re-rnt innovation at thu Ir.diin Pchooi.
Abonl a week sgo the old chieftain, who
watches the ci'ici-es from the iwrch, was
cen standing erect, hat in hand and over
his l't shoulder, the precribed nalule
uted by the armv and navv.
3lncc that llrre he has tven a regular
attendant at thece exercises, rcmainit s
rcaled upon the fitcps until the band plain
"The Strr Ppansi"il Hanner." when l.c
uses to his fe-t and Joins with the mem
bers of tne Indian School in saluting. He
has never been qucliored regarding any
reason for his Joining In the salute. Al
though a prisoner ot wai under parole, ne
has every comfoit that he can wish for.
i-o- the jt ilftecn years Geronlmo has
been conllned at Fort Sill. Outahoma. and
has watched the United States troops at
flag salute, but he has never been known
to join with them
'IO HELP I1DISTRMI, VISITORS.
.NBllonnl Clslc Federation to Estab
lish llnrcan or Information at I'alr.
The Welfare Drparlment of the National
Civic Federation has been authorized to
establish a bureau at the World's Tair
in connection with tho heglra of industrial
workers from other cities to the Exposi
tion. Free of charge, the bureau will ar
range for econonnncal accommodations
through responsible agency, and will pre
pare and furnish itincmrles for th study
or objects of tpecfal interest in the sev
eral departments of the World's Fair. One
of the Illinois members of the federation
is arranging to take 6. of his emplovcs
in groups to the Fair, and an Ohio mem
ber will take 2,wiO Other employers will
take from 100 to oW foremen and super
intendents from more distant places.
The first of the industrial armies to visit
the Fair w ill be 717 employes of the Na
tional Cash Register Company. Thev will
arrive in the city next Tuesday evening,
leaving Dayton. O. in the morning, on
Wednesday 17,". offlcsrs of the firm will
arrive, and the following dav- MX) -iris
and women from the company'x plant at
Pl?Ji v,m ,nrrle An together there will
be 1,193 employes of the nrm at the Fair
for a stay of about a week
FIFT1 lKtllf PIllEST.
Prepnrntlons Itelnc; Made for Golden
.Inlillee of Fn'her .lejcler.
Members of St. Malachy's Parish arc
preparing for the golden Jubilee celebra
tion October 1 of their pastor, the Rever
end Father Chaites F. Zicglcr. who on that
day will have been a priest fifty years.
Fathtr Zlegler is now 75 years old and
has spent the laM. thirty -six. vcars as
rector or St. Malachy's Church", Kwing
and Clark avenues.
The programme for the celebration will
likely Include a pontifical masa by His
Eminence James Cardinal Gibbons of Bal
timore, who, it is tnought, will be in St.
Louis at that time.
0'KEEFE AND HAYS FREED.
Insufficient Evidence Against
Former Deputy Coroners.
Judge Moore of the Court ot Criminal
Correction yesterday afternoon ordered
the Jury in the case against John D.
O'Kceie. former Deputy Coroner, who was
charged with petit larceny, to bring in a
icrdict of not guilty.
Following the acquittal of O'Keefe. a
nolle prosequi was issued in the case
against William Hayes, a fcrmer clerk in
the office of Coroner Funkhouser.
The acquittal of O Keefe and the dis
missal of the case against Hayes mark
the close or prosecution under indictments
that have bten returned against them, as
they were rot convicted on indictments
charging a felony or on misdemeanor In
dictments. Judge Moore, ordered the jurv in the
O Keefe case to return a veidici of acquit
tal on the ground that the evidence failed
to sustain the indictment.
Ccroner Funkhouser was excused for
failing to appear in court as a witness
Tuexday morning, as he explained that he
was not personally sirved with a subpoena.
'J no Urand Parade Saturday-. Jul v Uu.
THE MOST UNIQUE AND HISTORICAL
PAGEANTS EVER WITNESSED Br
MAX ON THE WORLD'S FAIR
GROUNDS.
Three m'les of transportation achieve
ments, showing the developments since
the days of Adam. Something doing eveiy
minute. Don't fall to visit tee Palace of
Transportation on this occasion. A sight
worth circling tho globe to see.
Unys MoTvenqaa Repabltcan.
republic ernciAL.
Mowcaaua. III.. Julv 27. The Reverend
A. R. Splcer. onner of the Eantoul Prifs.
bousht the Moweaaua. Republican to-riav
1 Xrem Mrs. B. W. Wnitworth.
VISITORS REGISTERED
AT STATE BUILDINGS.
The following 1Mt0rs rr5ii"Tj at tin?
Slatp buildings etrda
MS0l Hi
Mr and Mi I. Lron Oas-nii r r FI
Hind 21rf T It. Hind U . Jhn.li hi
luwtph, L.iira C 1 rsnr iVUI!oht I I
UcLeti! I'jiCilK n. f Gtintnt. i Ian in
r K i tmna.,, Itonn1 tcrre Kathrin I'rlt.'"
FJniH Price ct 1o"ph I K Kcmprr arth
iigf Lillls t Hall MrkUI KiuiT Jl.irltn
bli! Mmtin Slla Jiuim loitn lfir.i '
iriih "h.anrj; t,a'l ( ai nnrK arroni-bur:
Mr pnd Mr Jthn M I utz Tr-n n J r
Faiuni, Irtha Tatu n, ?t.rii V Strn
S3- lii'ijoti Ms N1Ip JIartm.in V arrin
nurp. Mh lihn IMMt nn?i Kim 1 cb
ayp f 1 t'tn Mi's Mnil WtuWa Mnt n "
Jrnic. Ina IiuliUnh K'dcn Itu 1 i.ph
UnftM. r: I oat, M V lirrr I.fiu
!.-.. IS Jrr F.Moi JcFpti T jTrM.k
iflrrollt n H WUlrtt tlIfii I HI '
Mtrpris 11 . Va'hr 43arflrrr Iiunc Oxtr '
ll, Canrbr 1! o -r Mel. ji hon tVm;l,"I
f. ii. r Mr f, taicr Ilnrl f , a (
t-r (J Tutnr. hi rhKHfM " ihjna; I i
(tlt.ird-i.iu 1 V Tiorri vn Jlr V 1 Thorn i i
Lntt L r. n -1 1 ll , tin..., , lkll.. T..Ia-1 '
CVII Yll4hl 1-Atl lliL' .Krl !' llliri tl7ll!
hAiU s ! MllfcTOtr. rtonla Mr M Hi'
c Irooknpl1 -" N)ur?? UUrr fc jur
MhrK MNs V.U& Toinoi "Ulr.n Kmo J1
lxjiiTl rir illlam t i ino I! lgh '
jhTion Maud 4st'-DhfnFon i:ila i nMln
m ,ii5 r:upk Macon. Mi ii'itti' ur
I'UIU". llll"! ll JL JlMlir V.KI IIIHV" I 1 "
B mlth .sHal.a, I Klth Ca-ihap 1
Oratz. Mn Jn Grat7. Ml "e!I Cmz. l.x
lnnon 31m W K mnlt Mr i: War!
Sr:aJia 1 ioolr- labcl Ao"hc.
TrriMon iln H i" Ham cnd
II LI. VOI?
V.' W &oinl,aiJ Unlman. . H Ir
Hiwf, JMkc 1 ami M'nuctte Oswald Ihm
Lia ll-ln Moi. Mr an.l Mrs H
K ilcrc Howard Jlor Iiil Moo
ftanionl Mrs W A j"hnson tiilt ilull,
Paill iancU Dcvl CarbonJal Him l
Ccck C-'trficH. iUrtni I Wolf Uutj t)c
Wclfe ram TV. MaiwM. (."harlestcr.
Mr I bunimoiis Anri uinntonE OKillon.
Air. S. A Cok. Itocr. Island. Mr' Mar,
yhfpparo. Mattrxn Mrs 15. V llAdenocta. cht
fBO. Marcarct ullinant. Havana JH.n
Roth. Lercj fconneman. andalla, tthnrlaw
is. Mr Octa.li Oals Ilirrln Uai5. I.ih"I
UaI nna. KIa G. spfar IVtn-ltu'C. Helle
B. "Irlpp UteoTiieiV. Mis I: V Hick Jm;i
ette ihckH. lulla i" Hick rittnd. Mrs
A Graham. Mrtl Ornham Xoc Flnn 1 Kd
ard L IJarrctt f V K& h'cogo, I.urm
F Bra Hf j , r. a " lira Xl l"ano
N Land, Carbordal. N II Jrd'-
llps anj wife. V McMillan. Mr
lerntc McMillan. Decatur Mr .1 M IaOi;n,
J t-anford I-ogan Alton I K Whttcomb. 1.
. TVhltcomb. Chif?go. Cora Lewi. Hattic
Gallagher. Marlon.
Ubb" C IJRht. TVoU. I" K took Man
etta: ora Tlicma. Ottii. Vera Ftronp.
tfti-rllns. Mae ttun-r. Gorden Cit b C H
rieton Toronlu. O i-I and Innction Clt .
Rov strcknell. NortonUIe. I. B and C V.
hiuon. Klncatd Mrs O V . Sharon. Pioli
Martha ind Ktlv ncford. Tlttstonc. Mr
. S Tj lr, ManUotun Roat nnd tflla
Thornton Caldrll, tho Tire family Howard
Pansoj Truman, Topeka Mit 1 B Tand.
WlnfiMd. Marie Tandi. Wlnfie'd. Min I .
Wllf-on. nrnnhem; 011c Mtlson I fiinlnm.
flarence and Maurice ldl ruthurs.
Mrs 31 K and Ixiraln4 aen a
Ilna. Mattk M oon VInriId.
Claud Honrj. Topka. Earl Hlglf S eilln?:
C. W. Haw- Moircrrl C T Henna. IJthfl
Hampton and JIarr Ireland Bionson. A
Jchmo". Moraj Mr and Mrs T ICIInr.
Howard Mr an! Mr W T" Kins ml H L.
King. Ottaua, Joseph Kuichrn BHlcvMIc.
Catherlrt KtTer anJ Mr J C Kiefr Coffe
111. Octo i Mat"-. Toi fka I-cnnic Kern
Mcrhctron; Tculn Tunel, Caldwell. loslih and
Hcnn Gfnrr. Port Worfi Stella IcpT.
Wlnfleld Mr and Mr H II Lmert. Libera!
OKLMIOMV
Cat I 'Uashbi-rn Ml Snnn. E Norman, Ver
min. Mr 1 M Bower' Lt ton Mr John
Major. V I.eno. M H DorKin. Hobart,
Georgia Mar rrlth. Mlnn'c Allwrtl Nwklrk.
Mrn I II Stirling. Marv St"rllng pjnw,
Mr M C Ptonr V X Mcncr Or
f"tonr. Prn . Mr and Mr !. M I-ow.
Uoodward iam TMn-fT. Mclud t Bcf-iJi
niPckwMI. R Miltnld. R I. Ilnlr. kla
hema ( By. Lillian Bolrs. Gmhri. "rn ard
nr. DcIIa Brown Vnadarko. I . !SihoI. FI
Rno. I.l. Bu-h. Calumet. John M.
Bale. Guthrie, Monro Dal, MllUm
Vack-tt AfTM; T A Cocannorr Chllocco,
B F Nlr-art. Pra'l Mhart Mrtl Mhart,
Co'lnnp Mhart. C 11. NIhart Liira Iycnard.
Tolin rralm. Mrs G G. I-ralm Mad- l-ralm
Bdle Mattnberrcr. Minnie Billon, ijtto King,
Otta JefTrlcji, Ldmond. Lizzie King Wcithpr
Tord. Georgf il.n, Iywton; Klwnrd 1 T
redarKO, f Kat. hlllwater. V II Ge fnd
wlfr, Shiwn-o. Boot or A J lckr. Helena.
Mm II U. Pohi Klldare, Al rtl Ro-.
tJuthrl. Mr and Mr W K Chapman Jrhn
M McCov and wife c O Md o IMmonl.
Gertrud Chaffee. Mabel cwell I i: 1M
ward. W. C Renfrew and wife. Nell Renfrew,
Oklahoma Clt Rov Rnir'w. Ruihllle.
Carrie li pen". UHIlam l)cmrc, Cache,
J. Katz, Oklahoma 1t
KAs?
Doctor J Hsterl, Bern Hcerh, Mi
B llsterli, rrecott; I I: Ilirtrhtnann i
Hlhrrann. Marked Tree, Thoma C CraJen.
J-ittle Rock; Ka Ieard. A I Cunnlngnam.
h-crt Smith Mm ". O. illlamon, Hclona;
Mlsi Llla 13 rook i. Mrs. W. C Brookt. Tine
niuff. Maim Rader, ractteIlle. II B Sails.
Fori Smith; Ida R. Strut, rgcnta i; T 1
rer. Ldna Vlsnr, Hdlth lnr S loam
springs, Thomas M MeralT). Little Rock: H.
I. Bryan. Pine Bluff: M. l Murra, aughn,
Mra M. B Smlt-i. Pine Bluff. T. McChany.
.lonesboro; J H. Carman. Mrs J H Carman.
tleorge I Klklns. Little Rock; B II. Conner,
Hdw ard W. Johnton, Fort hmltli F. Hall,
L Hall, Thomas Shlppenon. Batellle
INDIAN TI2RRITORV
Cftarle Balle, Groe; M E. Harrison and
wife. Morri L t. Gdtden, Uaitshorne; be
Grossmun, Potan, Ilenrv Brook. AIderon.
Ruth Ljns. MusLogce: Mr' C P. Glbscn
Maicla Gib.'on. Canie Gibson thlcaha; W.
S And rain. Ed'ia Andraln Fairlind; V. H.
Holman, F. C Holrran Guetl; Lynda Phil
lips. South Mc.leter; H. L. rarboe. Jr. Cnlck
aha; J. L. Crol-ant. . r. Haie. Coreta;
Carl Dun li p, Ira G. Dunlap, asoner L)
Wachenhelm Uuiant: Ion H. Bunlap. Wago
ner; Mabel Baker. Ed Merr.ik. Mr Inna Mer
rlk, iluikcge. Ella utikiti. bouth McAie
ter; AVvnnie M AVard MuuKcee: i V. Craig
and wife. Pearl Craig. Mr. T. I Allison.
WtKUill-; W. T. Brad. Tulsa; Mrs J. S.
Fuller, Fort GUon
11IXAS
F. H. Long. DaMas. B Pwe. Mr .
R. Powe. Iliiti'ooio; Mac Powe. Kufus I'owe.
a4elmt Cteen, HiPsboio: V. C, Majhew. Dal
lar; J 1 Ilet.i. Bci.tia.Ui. c L ilrsi.i. ldi
la; Cullom Stockton. Bureon; E. A Arniui.
Ml:s l'nv inlm, Mttr. K Johnson FtrnU;
George P. Cacn. Bailas Mr and Mrs C. C
Khephcrd. T.ler; Grate B Neea. oaieton;
P. R. KnlckrltocKer. Mrs R. W. Knicker
bocker, B-aII.ui, Mrs. W. b. Tipton. l.it Worth,
W. b Adants. Mrs W. b Adam Hazel .d
ami EnnU; Maud I. Wetmoit, Fort Worth;
C M Tabor, Dallas; Beesle Mcore. J, B.
Thrasher. W. C. Dunham. Autin; T. "W. Car
lock. Pari; George D. Carlock, Ben Franklin;
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, Sherman; G-crg
Legrand. Dallai; Henry ToIeT. Galveston, T
Goodnan. Waco: S. E. Light, Pilot Point, isrl
C Kay. Big Sandy: M. A. Gatbauh. Eth-l
Galbauh. Ada Galbauh, Eerllne White, Honey
Grore.
KENTUCKY.
Edna V. Quest, Wm. O. Quest. m J. Hob-
Qontaio, Tarn and Glacier
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ARE SEEN IN PERFECTION IN THE
Canadian
Luxurious Hotels. A buperb holidaj with a
glorious climate maj be enjoyed.
Through train leaves St. Paul dailj at 9:05 a. m.
Minneapolis at 9:45 a. m.
I'or further pxrticulers, applj to ny Mfent of the connecting lines,
SOO L.NE or
QANAD.AN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
R- 5. EL.WORTHY, C. P. A..
I man Mr nnJ Mn i.-irh-i si!.. .Alar
sar-t Griffith Ennu J irlnr. 1.0 iiUM
I r H Duam Mirnnwi' Ma-rct . a
1 Inr Ic"1' M Talr lle'-cr M Newman
alha N:hul.T ijiulMiU- MrliMII. m
Mile. -Mrs LiZile KobI-- ly)USs!l.'
TENNESSEE
II Simkh Kn3Xi!lc. :ucnla E '"J-n
JoiIT. lttl MKl s,r" . wa..''rV"ki'.S.l
an.l nnli Hnan NashUISc. U C. Mnltbr
nun niatunjoca. Jtartha lie ttr llarrl-o .
Jill.-i'on Citx. lr M f 11jUIi.sikJ.MIm
1 fill iSlnlVr. Cluttanoo'a. ltc V hltrsor
alrmphls. I n art-r I'uU'M Mrs J I
rmslrr.ns and Sils 'uirj Krncln .imto3
Ni"liil!e. Ilotxrl 1SI1 Hunt, Jack.n
Ki:NTL'CIv
Mi Kdra Wllllans. M!s Max AYFlerficlil.
auss auuJp ajmiijii loul'Wl--. Iteij'r P.
IVx.cll Il-nl-jn Aallcr U'alKer. W rrlini
reis C-llln.'. waiter II V i:iau. lul-ll .
Illain.hc Lucas. Ows'lioro. V. S lunll.
I.llzaUthtonn. J.ie(.1i .-e.ena. counstc-p.
I M llcmanl. K AI .Alo-dan H(l-n: A. y
S-l-clb). lMnMllr M " l-oill3II-.
Iame II Iohnse. Musf n sMllc. Mr and
Alts T A Bianhim U.ul'il.e. -ntr CsM
.ell Danxille rann'e Juk-cn. M'irrt: Wil
bur P. llrcdtr. ItiiswlMlie. c H -unuerraan.
Nrtpotf ll. K Uunge. JIis I. lturKe. I a
ilucsn Mis IT tvade "iheodor- h'.ade. J J.
i.rai!J lealnpilon. A R Uunlip. Innrll'e.
Vik llencnnild. ll- IIr. Iul.UlIc Mr-
A lltm Vfl- Hcrrj. Aphln1. harll"
tidcrsn. ly.ullllr. It !- Ran-d-ll. Turners
statu n Ml' Kitcli" Uernett. L-ulsi:ie. M.
Yturton J H Compton. O. Ccmpton.
Mmifordsvllle. Ji-hn AV Itexlllian and tlle.
S Jin Helle Iteasen. .Madillne
imeVowen.bc.Vo. I"r! Kla". llr' Io.a
KIT- I rankfort. Alri- I. Alexander. Iui'
rille.'Cltenault Ccckrell I K llrujuiu Mount
stcrlllK. J Kerelt A ost. M Aline A ogt.
i oulsvllie EuE"ne Clark raduenh. Harvej
IlenA Ivmljillie Mill" Clement., lanie Hn-'l.
'llnimlc Hazel Alr P Orcpr. Genevieve
i-lernsnt' iank Mciitijjm'r (inenstjoro. Edith
MW? OanMIl AKnt. II Kelh. IUesIU.
Air ard Airs IHrkidale MsmMt. Henlrson.
t H Aloore. Inille, I-rn-st Crow. Nuckils.
C. Cram IJteimorc I.loxd C AMtherJ. lett;
T 11 Ilennlntrer. Iul'itle Irma I.e Jleclit.
mV It Iturearer. I'aducah. I . Jlejnolda.
lo-l Tlejnn'd" Ivii"llle I,. II o-nrln Ala?
le Turner. Mr" husle Turner. Mls MHtpe
f ItrUn, Parllnstrn, It I" GadJie A llllim II
Caddlo. I li"t I.lrk AUtsia O Brl'n. Irma
O Itrien. Alsi- O Itrien Laurence Turn'r.
PRrlinston n. O rrett"sn Kalph A I'rettx
mn Mrs II o rrrtuman Iouit.ir. Pcr
nthv SI Harrett Osrar Slaek itarrett PnW;
Tlr Aland P Ovper Albs Aetna T'errln.
I.rtiil 111-. Hmrsa I HaUT Alan It Valker.
I'nlnctdl Krnma V Majccrk I.oul3IUe H.
s. Hnan M Inrlieater Alhert W Itrll. Ruth
M ll-an. Alinnle J I.rvrfn G ltrjan, lsx
inston ItTt Erperson. Columbia.
r'HlpIno X'attrrnl Kiprclsca.
Punenl cCI cists af tlic Ironies n'
three T'iHpinos. v.ho died -peral TtcrKs
tgn will le lieM this artcrnoon at Ctii'en
At Ke!I' tlndertalvinc ctabiishmnt. Xn
;rs." C.iss avenue. l members of a trotine
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315 Chestnut St., ST. LOUIS, MO.
I WILL GIVE $1000
If I Fail to Gun Any dancer or Timor
i treat oeior.it
ponton. deepelaDds.
NoKnifeorFain.
No pay until cored.
No -Vllay orotber
Swindle. A raclfio
laland plant make,
tnt cures. Any to
morJump OT'oreoa
the tip, lace or any
.there olx month
Is nearly alwyl
cancer. ..
MSCLUTE SUBMtnt:
JJO-pacebooV ofte-
innnlalieni tree.
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST
I nearly always CANCER and Ifneclact
ed will nlwari polann deep (lands In tn
armpit and kill quickly. " ,
AddrM DR. S. R. CHAMLCE A CO.
"STJICUT BEU1IIE." HHI UOT UIIITUTJ.
OfficttS01tnd203Nl2thSL. SLlonte.Ms.
SEND TO SOMEONE WITH CANCER.
of islanders now stationed at the Philip
pine reservation at the AVorid' Cilr
ground?.
Thramrh Sleeper, Cleveland, O..
VU Var.dalia-Pennsjhania. 12:G noon,
daily.
PRIZK PORT11AIT IXSTALLED.
Mrvltrhka'. Pnlntlnc of Unitarian
Prlni-CK Placed In Krt Palace.
Th portrait of the Princess Marti
Louise of Bulsarla. by Mrltch!;a. in
closed in a brass frame, with ratted lis
urcs and marble settings, has been in
stalled in the Bulgarian section of the
Art Palace. The background tcprcscnts
old mosaic frccocs. and on the Princes'
head rests a aonn. The painting ts
awarded a gold medal at the Tarls Expo
sition. Th frame, which also took a medal at
Paris, was made by I3orls Fchatz. who is
promlnontlv connected with tlw; Zioni't
movement. Twelve marble "tones, select
ed from various palaces, monasteries and
mountain resorts of the late Princess, are
set in.
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Nine out ef ten women are nervous
suffering in silence. Sick headache is one
of the first symptoms things go on from
bad to worse until utter collapse.
Don't delay i you have frequent head
aches that is a sure indication your stomach
is wront- Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa
tion, liver and kidney troubles soon follow.
Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin
(A LAXATIVE)
will quickly seek out and correct stomach
complications headaches disappear, yonr
appetite is good, refreshing sleep is induced.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is very
pleasant to take, and is sold by all
druggists SOc and $1 bottles.
SEKT FREE. Trial bottle and
valuable book on stomach troubles.
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