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Another Mighty
Cut in prices.
MO Men's $20. $18 and $15 two and
three piece Suits cut to the 7.50
ridiculously tow price of. . . 9
This lot uteltujc fiasly tailored ntt auric si very
"fiac autcrUI. awttly Ckcviots. A rare opportunity
at $7.50.
7iYe sterling quality of our fine sum
mer Clothing at just one-half of the
original prices Is worthy of your buy
ing at once.
Tbcc wit are all our new ruawer stock sad" the
price are just oac-aalf of tie refolar prices.
$30 Suits cut to SI 5.00
$25 Suits cut to S12.50
$22 Suitscutto SI 1.0O
$20 Suitscutto S10.OO
CUT PRICES ON
Manhattan Shirts
$U Mamkmttmm Skirt.
SI. MamkattM Shirt.
$t9 Mamkmttmm Skirt
SS.99 Mmmmmttmm Skirt
S3J9 Mmmmmttmm Skirt
$1. Omr Own SmecM Skirt.
SI.S0 Omr Owm Spmclal Skirt
Men's Extra Trousers on Sale.
Our enormous stock of trousers, iacluding kotk tke
Plata aad Cuff Boftoau. is offered for your selectioa. If
you are in need of an extra pair of trousers, kere is a
ckaace for a tig saving.
$3.50 Trousers cut to SI .95
$5.00 Trousers cut to S3.85
$6.00 Trousers cut to S4.50
$7.50 Trousers cut to S5.00
$9.00 Trousers cut to S6.00
1001-03 Olive Street.
Conrad's, aSK
IfOYAL CLAItCT
1 a royal nl'l win. selectM srlt'i tt-e ut
most car. t-s our wine eii-erts. an 5 .iir
antI . u to I aNiolut.ly pur A wln
realty 'Tth fstre ttie rrice we a-.fc I-r it.
Per gnllon "
Per bottle 2Se
$15.75
TRIM IF IT!
CENTRAL
MANTEL CO.
met Intact ss.
1221 Kit St.
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allilti
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aa.M-awatia.SfM tm.urfmL.t.i. at.
FIR WliEN ONLY
aaaav aia. Mart safe.
Or. Rarmond's PHIa
Par arleiea VnUft.
Ttimiaat of tl-a mottoMIute
a4ejn(4wt4 esse, nlleie-lta
Cr.ai.lnoOFatsar. eseaarter
mntll alar aasfalle. Tbr
aavaiwea aini) rmnaaHiwniiiy
ail that na ost ttrrt. grc
aay uterttr.if er lmtstt-n- s.vs
lm aa-1 failure by m!-a-u.-f
e sna etber tartldn. sliH-h
Inter tb baltb an1 . no wt.
Wrtiate,. rrtr ash? mall.
v. H C. Inrmal mlv Co,
leaa 111, 4 Aaata. St.. Chirac.-
WakcfieM's BlackWrry Balsam
I a prompt and absolutely sure cure
for diarrhoea, dysentery, flux, cholera
aorbBs. cholera Infantum, etc. It
kas bn the loadlnK sutnscr com
alalat remedy for S9 years. All drug
gists sell lt!
m tr rcrm o atiim .
rt.tSJATm T.R lT.-mo1i .rr
.nd !,tac' cnl r"UT "njtim" lr
caniKt rMi oir on,tttitl',nl tratirrt r
nnM all "aea nf ttr Krr i-l Ati"
fhntn tft M1 an.1 nTa rt"t iv:n.
iat. tluM irtU5n. ?rtW r .Jt rannot
ttrlna bar attach. tr eatlit. v'n nir
Bf. wltt.t th .tlaistMt rturn c; .rtcrton!.
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atTuttni rrrl b-!lh rrir-ri u..)
nirt tratM tatlM lJ Sank T.
pm, o:a!rJt! our tntho.. nl:h t-sx-:t cf
hut trtr!n n- -1Ii.
r. S.WOIJ HYK-. .. . V.
LAXATIVE BOflO PEPSIN
HUES UfE WtlTH UYM6.
tr Vl IXttBT IT. TSI IT AU CO.
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Par Bottla at Tour Drucsrtst
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KCBVES BMSSFOfl COPPER.
ilotel Manager Saya Mcmlers Sub
latitated Base Metal in Kettles.
Jtasfstsjit lrcrut!n Attorar Halloa
Mt-r4.T- Hau.-d a warrant c.arct Tora
fctrn ftaoi PUcm. TJucoIim'trt ar4
te Lrwa wltb attempted fraud aa cota
Sjt cf I- Irrlar. Eiarjjtr cf the
Kotk!! Hotd.
TttrtfM U tfcat h eave wrI cop--?
krtlc to tb 3rfm4anta to repair:
Elt tSW brnent Ntcli other tt!r. In
SSiSS iffit'sjarja-r
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"ljat artless wwi'r recr-TtJ .f
J-- ---" ' . Tht Rw:bUc- "lost atMl
a T i jaw t miO waiiV) akaa.aan.SJ
,4 UlH RtpobUc for ycu.
We are
Headquarter
for
Maanattaa
Skirt
217-19 Nortk Broadway.
IRON FOREMAN
FALLS TO DEATH
Itobert Scully Slips and Plunges
Five Storit'H Expires on Op
erating Table at Hospital.
ItolKrt S-:ullv. a fore-nan employe.! by
tlie -M-n-ilri-Ck OonMructlon 0mlanv.
Hftl st'rday afternoon aa thi result of
falling from the eleventh to the lxth floor
oi the aMltion lvlnK con'tructeU to th;
MIMurl-l.lnroln Tru-t fcuiiains at Sev
enth and Ollvi- ftreei.
Scu!l as ntirklni; with a ixjuad of
Iron Tinrkor n the top rrt of the
uildltion hn !: slirpeU ar.J foil.
Th- floor.ns and tMUaotk of the build
Ins hai re.iche.l th sixth floor and thia
clike.1 hi tail.
Ii unconscious lody a as picked up by
MIo -workmen an-l an ambulanca waa
sent fot He Iln on the njxTatlnn tal.l
at the City iIorltal. At the hospital It
v.aa found that his head, urm and less
Hcullv ji 4i ear oM and llve.1 i.f w
141-1 (11 slTt-i-z. It Is said that h ha
a alfe and children livlni: at No 21 Han-
rcca siree-. caniuritiRe. 3las.
FRANCE SUBMITS A NOTE.
ExplaiiiM Her Point f View on
Morocco Programme.
Paris. Auk. 5. ITemier I.outler. nt a
lecejiijun io me iiiiomatic Oirix to-day.
hand.-.! to Prlnrt- Mn Kadnlln. th Ger
man Ambaf-yadnr. n furthi r nun .nJiin.
Ing the Trench point of vl w rt-jfiir-linp
. iniiiiiuaiinr joj- ia? aioroccan conrcr
encw i
The note Is ieIcneil to elenr m ml.
underatandlncs .concerning the mrupe of
." nmiHtuc, anil io aiiay ine renetret
nicttati.in tesultlns from the delay in the
negotiations.
Wafek Jewelry ReawlrlBw.
Iajw prices and all work Kuaranti-nJ at
JIHRMOP. JACCAKD a K1NU;&
(CataloKe Tree.) Uroadaay. Cor. LoJuat.
GAS MEN RUSH TO COWETA.
First Well Sunk Indicates New
Field Ha lleen Discovered.
nnpi-nuc srrartAi..
Co:ta. I T- Auc :. The discovery or
c h-re has attracted the attention of
oil and Ka rsn from all parts of the
Territory Ia?es are eacerly souciit.
The eicl.ent sl.oalrx made by the Crt
w.ll put dnwn h. .Jtat'.l.fied tttv fct
that a nw c and rlhlv oil oil Is
about to b brosuht In. The "pioneers'
In the tusinejs are on the irround.
Ttae Ptaew far rrtatiaka.
Any description: lithocraphinc: btsdtag.
cm-xi.KV i'nixTnn or irr. Lucia
a. J. Harcausb. Presiilent.
KILLS COUSIN ABOUT DEBT.
Wealthy Kentucky Lumber Deal
er Shoots Relative and Flee.
Ir.ndoa. Kr Aus. i News has reaches
here that Nick Garrison, a wealthy ana
well-kcown lumbr riealr. hd shot and
killed his courtn. Kellx tcklu. near
Spnxar Creek in Lrslle County. Hufklas
was alao a Urjr luabtr raerchant and
protntaent.
The Quarrel arce brcasse HnaktaS had
sued Garrison for an allered debt. Gr
rlon flfd ts the mountains.
vasjoa.y-Sea.sl CaOTe.tl
RCTCBUC SttClXU
Wlncheswr. In. Av. r The Sunday
schools of Scott County closed a two
day' convection at the ChristUn Church
hera- this ve-Uns The principal speak
ers were G-orxe W, llllier. State warker
cf Paris. 10- and the Reverend WllMam
Smith of St. UtgIa.
When In need of a housealrl ask your
drusstst to te leybone an ad to Th. Re
public and act at-oUKr protcptlv.
SI. 15
$1.35
$1.75
$2.00
S2.SO
75c
95c
POOL AMD BILLIARDS
BARRED III SALOONS
Tables Mast Be Removed or Par
titions Built Separating Tbeiu
Frost BarrooBifl Before Satur-
. day or Lose Their Licenses.
Koariy SJt proprietors of dramshops In
which pool and blUlards are played must
sbot. their tables from the saloons or snr
retoka theas with partitions, before Satur
ay or lose their licenses. Order to that
cSTeet was given yesterday by JC J. B.
Hartmann, KzcUe Cotnmlssloncr Uulvl
hUTo chief deputy.
Bowline alleys also are placed under the
ban, and must be conducted separately
front tht saloons In which they are op
orated. Mr. Hartmann s?Jd that Mr. Mulvlhtll's
toatructions are to build partltlona be
tween the pool and billiard rooms and the
bar. and to leave no door or other opening
between the two inclosures. Unless the
partition can be buUt the tables wUI have
to bo removed from the premicr.
Notice wit served on saloonkeepers con
dcctlac barrooms in hotels and other re
scrts of questionable character that they
will be allowed cicht las in which to
comply with the order issued, last Mon
day against the coexistence of dramshops
and questionable bote in the same buUd
lDjrs. This order 's said to be the one to which
trany saloonkeepers will obje-t. In many
Irstancea. . it is said, saloonkeepers hold
leases on quarters in favorable locations,
bat in the same building with questionable
hotel. To hold tliem accountable, thty
say. for th? clmractr of other tenants Is
unjust, and to force them to abandon Rood
location.-! and terminate loses will work
Treat hard.Milr. on them.
Mr. Mulvlhlll has said that he will frive
this dass of Faloonlhts the rholc be
tween suppr?s!nit the evil that exlrts In
the building they occupy or rvmovins to
other locations. If thty fail to take either
choice, he nays, ho will revoke their li
censes. SALOON LICENSES
SHOW A DECREASE
Revenue From Dramshops From
April 11 to August 1, .'2,'101.4.'
Less Than Corresponding Peri
od Last Year.
Revenue derived from dramshop licenses
for the period from April U until Asust
1 shows a decrease of X&3)l.t. compared
with the amount from the same ;-ource
for a ccrre.-iondine period list year, ac
cordinc to the report isued yesterday by
James V. I'layer. Comptroller.
If the decrease continues at the Kimi"
rate for the tvmainlnc three months of
the fiscal year, the total will reach S4I.MU.
the sum at which Mr. l'laycr several
months npo estimated it.
Jlr. Mayer attributes the diminution jyf
revenue from dramsholis to the ills:lT-iear-
ence of many s-il-xms estatdiMied for oual-
ness only durmc the World h Fair.
More than ofl.-ettlnK the decn-aye In the
coUectlons from dramshops an- tho item
of savin; in the removal and reduction of
enrbage. in the salaries of pl'ce and In
the maintenance of the ?cr IVparfment
and repairs to seuers. Kxpenses In those
directions were reductrt lltrt.7I5.V5.
The total cash balance In the treasury
on Julv . th last day of the quarter, tvns
S5.C.I41.n. The money is uiMriuui.il w
the various accounts a follows; Intrrest
and public debt reventw. JS1S57: municipal
revenue. C17.S72.fit: waterworks revenue.
$l.miM.!7: lnrbor fuml. St S7I.S7: sinklnt:
f and. 9WV& oi; other special accounts and
funds. JC.07i95l.3t.
Esejtlaaaea aad Saeetacles SI. and I'p.
Tou may ned them many do and have
for years and don't know It. Drs. ltcnd
and Montgomery will till you If you do
or do not. Glasses $1. nnl up
AT MUUMOD. JACCAKD & KING'B.
(Cyes tested free.) Broadway. Cor. Locust.
CHIEF KIELY ORDERS FORCE
TO ABATE RUBBISH NUISANCE
Sara Pallreaaea ShonM Be More DIH-
seat In Reaortlas: Daaaplac: of
Ashes and tiarnaac.
Chief t.f Police Kielv vesteplay tailed
attention of al! Captains to an order which
was issued in May. relating to the dump
ing of asdiee, garbage and rubbUh in al-
In" the order Chief Klcly wrote: "I
want thee violations Mopped nnd I want
vod to e that the crnccrs are. diligent
and persistent In stamping out this
nuisance. There Is no reason why an of
tlcer. if he attends to his fluty, cannot
see and have these nuisances abated be
fore the sanitary officer -es thtni."
Despite this command, the Chir has
lieen informed by th. Health Department
that the ordinance Is beln violated. He
sa policemen from now on will 1-e held
retwnslble in ca-e of furtlur reports that
they are r.ot making complaints against
the violators In th. M-lice court.
No to-ture compares to that of a Rheu
matic. Preseilplion No. 51. by Elmer at
Amend. iulckcst relief of all.
REARRESTED AT ROCK PILE.
Constable Alleged Assailant
Served Term for Stealing Pig.
Andrew Martin, the n.Rro who broke
ConftMe John Mu-llei's Jiw- with anjck
about ri e.-ki aao. when the Utter tried
tr. urre.-t him. com-.d-led hi ttrm for
p. tit larc nv In the Claton jail vesterdiy
and was Inrnu dlately rearrrste.1 by Muel
ler on a charge of us'jult with Intent to
Martin wis wantcl for steallnc a pig
from a r.efjro voman rear ltrldgeton. and
kn-icke.1 Mueller out with a rtx-k when he
attempted to arr.st him. The Con.table
was plucky, hewever. for as soin as he
recovered l.e started in pursuit of the ne
gro, and. with the assistance or Lou De
Hatre. captured him after a three-quarters
of a mile chase.
Muellfr has Uen In the hospital most
of the time since then, and still earned
his face m a plaster-of-parls cast. When
Martin finished his trm yesterday for
sf-a!!nr the rtr the Constable nabbe.1 him
ks he walke.1 off the rock pile tn Clayton,
handcuffed him and took him before Jus
tice llab-r In IlrMret.in. where he wss
strain committed to jail, this time on a
felony charge
The aasasaer- V.eatlua.
All Kin is of summer hotels and boarding
houses, from the most luxurious and com
plete modern summer fostelry to the more
mclet scconimodatlons cf farmhouse or
village home, can be found at the hun
dreds cf cmsur rescrts In Wisconsin.
Northern Michigan nnd Minnesota
reach'd by the Chicago and Northwestern
Rallw.tr. Corcrlrte hofl lists with rates,
etc- and full Information as to train
schedules, railway summr excursion
rate, and sleeping-car t cccniCTod.itlf.ns on
application to ticket ollc. No. 7 Ollva
street. Telephones. Mala I0S and D JKi.'
PRAYER BOOK IS ONLY CLEW.
Police Expect to Identify Man's
llody in This Way.
The pnU;e expectt te bring about th
tdentificatlot of a boiy taken from the
river at the foot of Diver street yester
day raornlss by a praytr book, two Catho
!!: ro"das and a tosi.ry found In the
POCke's,
Ctlllair SoatU and James Smith, fish
ermen, disco .-ered the body and towed it
ashore. They Informed Patrolman Shields
who nt the body to the morgue.
The todv is that of a man about S
years old. 5 feet Inches In height and 154
pounds In weight. He wore a dark coat.
vest and treua-rs. a white cotton shirt
and his hair and beari are sandy.
ateateaa Veteraaa . Sfoet 1st Walra.
Krvrmuc sracTAi.
Mexico. o. Aug The veteraus cf
the Mexican War will hold the State re
union la this city Seitcmber IS and U.
The Aodrain County okl settlers taay SBeet
with tfcesa.
"SCOTTY" SAYS HE
WASuSKINNEDeOODH
New York TbokAH tke Diaavoada
Frota Death Valley Miner De-
. dares He Will Get More' Yel
low' aad Try it Again.
Rarrauc special.
Kansas city. Mo- Auc i Walter Scott,
the Death Valley nlatr. passed through
.Kansas City this rooming. H. occuptod
on rat in a Pullman ear on the Call
fornia Limited train on the Santa F. and
occupied on place wbsa In th. dialaa
car.
There was a conspicuous lack of the dia
monds that ho wore when he left Califor
nia, When attention was called to this
omission "Scotty" stopped sbbUIbc aad
lapsed into sullen gicoro.
"Wouldn't that Jar your he said. "No
diamonds outside for roe. Didn't th New
Yorker set mr dog; and about overrthns
else that was tayln' 'round loose? They
skinned me good."
Ho waa congratulated on his fast run
from Los Angeles to Chicago. Then th
smile that had been so rudely flushed re
turned. "1 am going back now after some of th.
yellow, and in twelve weeks from to-day
I am going to start in to break the record
for a ride from Los Angeles to New York.
"Tou pat It down In your little book
that Scotty is going to make th. run
from th Pacific to th. Atlantlo Coast in
aixty hours.
"I am living In the dining car on this
trip." said "Scotty." as he swung aboard
the train Just as it was leaving the depot.
Mrs. Scott occupied a seat in the Pullman
car. The yellow dog waa missing. "Some,
body stole it." said Scott, "while I was la
Central Park In New York."
A Teacher. Advice.
You can't be at the bead of the list If
you have a cold in the head-O. . C
Whiskey Is good for It.
COTTON ACREAGE
SHOWS DECREASE
Ginncra' Association Issues Re
port Tennessee Indicates Low
est Condition .and Oklahoma
City the Highest.
RFrrci:uc SPECIAL
Dallas, Tex.. Aug. i The first annual
official report of the condition of a grow
ing cotton crop waa Issued from the head
quarters of the new National GInners As
fr.vlatlon in Dallas to-day.
The report is made up from data said
to have been contained In replies to several
thousand letters sent out. the replies be
ing of date between July S and August 1.
The tables, by reports from the fourteen
cotton-growing States and Territories, dis
close thu following
Cnll- Keiliic- O-nJl- Iteil'jc-
ticn. tk-n. tl-n. tlou.
State IVt. ivt. State. Pet. Pet.
Alata:na . ..'" H N tro!lna.. IS
r)ii.nris ....'- a ufclahema ...
Kl-ul-U ; l S. i-at.-llna..." 14
tSentgla ' 14 Texas & 1
Indian Tr...71 S Tenne ...i a)
l.aullana ... Vtiglata .. ..w l-
ilttfim ..a at
Missouri J W eeraae 7'. 17 t
Indicate-l acrrase. t.'Cl.0i acres.
The report concludes as follows:
"The lowest estimate was from Tennes
see, where tht condition Is 40 and the re
duction 25. ard the highest report from
Oklahoma City, Ok., condition lou and re
duction 0.
"In addition to the above we would es
timate the additional reduction by aban
donment to lie about 5 per cent, thus the
total reduction of accrage would be 23
per cent.
"We have been very careful to make
this report as ne.irlv correct as possible,
and have scaled down reports In many In
stances where we flt they were too rad
ical. It is. therefore, apparent that there
are hut about E.o.ffl ncrrs now In culti
vation that will reach a picking stage of
maturity.
"Many glnners F-m reluctnnt to Join
the association becauro tfuv think It is a
combinntlon. Tills is a mistake, es no
pr.cea or anv thing pertaining to a e-om-blnatlon
is ilbcurscd.
"It Is purely for statistics to protect the
elnn-r and planter, and Is working hand
In glove with the Southern Cotton Asso
ciation. "J A. TATLOn.
"President National Glnners" Association.
"N. T. K LACK WELL.
"Hecreury."
Writlaw Paper hy- the- P.aad.
Finn quality new size nd correct
shape paper at 25c p-t poun-l. Havelopes
55c per 10. Mall orders filled.
MEHMOD. JACCAKD KINO.
(Catalogue Tree.) Broadway. Cor. locust.
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF CHRISTIAN F.G. MEYER.
Relative., Krleada, Baalaeaa A.aael
tea aad Gsaptaye. rrawd Charrh
f the Hair Croaa.
Funeral services for Chilstlan Frederick
Gottlieb Meyer, founder and for years
president of the Meyer Itrothers Drug
Company, were held in the Church of the
Holy Cross. German Kvangellcal Luther
an, at - o'clock estenlay afternooit.
Mr. M-yer died suddenly In Hotnburg
vor der Iloehe. Germany. July IZ. at the
ore of 74 vcars. He was one of the most
prominent business men of St. Louis anJ
one of the b-st ktioan citizens of South
St. Iml. He was a member of tho
Church f the Holy Cross and a stanch
supporter of Lutherardsm.
The church was crowde-1 with relatives,
friends and buslnets associates. The em
ployes of the Meyer Drug Company at
tended in a body.
The services were conducted by the Rev
erend Charles i;. Schmidt, the pastor, and
ITiifrssor Frederick C. llente. The Lu
theran funeral rites were performed In
German, except the brief address deliv
ered by ITofessor Rente, llurlal was in
the evangelical Lutheran Cemetery. Kates
street and Gtavois road.
The pallbearers were: Doctor II. M.
Whelpley. I. F. FIncli. Frat.k Amlar.
George . Knight. Edward Mitchell. Wil
liam Graham. Edward HcUbtg. Frank
I)eckcr. Henry Flair and Stanlej n. S!mp-
prrlat favllaflaa.
TO !.IQi;Oi: DEALERS-Call ami 'to
u. llJI-lUt Locust st. Hours frcm 7.-t)
h. m toip m. WM. H. LBE . CO.
atlaaal Baak ASalra.
RKI'CHLIC sruriAL.
Washington. Aug. i The Comptroller of
the Currency to-day lssjed a certificate
authorizing the First National Rank or
Ucn Creek. Mo., to begin business with a
capital of U5A. Andrew J. Watson, pres
ident. J. M Farmer, cashier.
An application to organise th. Farmers
National Baak of Goodland. Ka., with a
capital of SS0. was approved. It was
signed by R. F. Hrown. Joseph 8. Hutchi
son. II. S. Rrown. A. H. Stewart and M.
R. Stewart. The deslgnaaon of the fol
lowing banks as reserve agents waa ap
proved: .
Fourth National. St. Louis, for th.
Whitney-Central National Rank. New Or-
National Rank of Commerce. St Louis.
for the Whitney-Central Xstloaal. New
Orleans, and the American Exchange Na
tional. Dallas. Tex.
Unlcn Rank and American National
Rank, both of Kansas City, for the First
National Sank. Liberal. Mo.
WILLS WINTER SHOES TO SON.
Johan Albert Bequeathed Rest of
Estate to if. Ubernaas.
The will of Johan Albert, which was
filed for probate yesterday, recites that
he bad on son. Johan Hertnaaa Albert.
to whom he gar. his pair of winter shoes.
H left the rat of. hls.astaf Jo Henry
Oberbaas of No. SW North Twentieth
atreet. whom b. nsfsea esocator wllnout
bond.
Read Republic Wast Ads tvery day.
rnssa. Jaccaftf 4: Gaf.
Lilies for Auf usi
A Sfgrtt BMkaMtitli I'lajr,
worn oa the little finger of
the left hand, is very prop,
er and popular.
Wa Have Thesa far
Lady ar Oeatlawaaa.
Solid goM. with birth-flower
(es!cn carved on eitner W of.
signet- Pric $S.t43
Same ring, with diamond in
center oi each daisy
Pries $!.
Initial engraved oa signet
free of charge.
Every Man Should
Carry a Reliable Watch
It is important that we be
"an time," and tims has
taught us that to be on time
we should have the time.
Yes will km lac csrrect
trise all the tine if yea
carry tse sf ear Watcass.
Cm!.;-! A rentlcman's fine solid
apCUdl H-karat gold rase lopea
face) fitted with our "-Vtr Crj
jeweled nickel movement
For
We have over S.C09 other Watches
tir gmrantee bick of every one
Watches at from live dollars to a
thousand dollars the best at lowe.n
rices.
FEW REGISTRATIONS
FOR UINTAH LANDS
Yesterday "s Applirants lint 1,11-.
and Total Is Expected to Not
Exceed 30,000 Keeping of a
Line Xot Found Necessary.
Salt Lak- Clf. flah. Aug. 2.-ork
of registration for I'intah lands at Grand
Junction. Colo.. I'rlce. Vernal and Provo.
I'tah, proceeded to-day with ease and dis
patch. It has not been found necessary to do
anything in the way of maintaining a line,
as th.re Is a marked falling off a com
pared with yesterday's crowd.
To-day's registration Is 1.112.
RAILROADS DISAPPOINTED AT
TRAVEL TO GRAND JUNCTION.
Denver, Aug. t Tho travel to Grand
Junction and oilier pointy. wher registra
tion of applicants for homesteads In th
Uintah ItJ-ervatlnii Is In prores does
rot meet thn expectations of the railroads,
and It Is already evident that the clerical
force emptor tl will have no difficulty in
r sistering all applicants.
The total number of regltrnllons at all
points tin the first ilty w. 5.K7. Should
the same rate bo rcatntalnftl during the
twelve davs allowed for registering, thero
would t moro than sC0) applicants for
about C.4S1 homeste.vl'. included in th.
tiortion of the reservation oine.l to entry.
However. It Is not now anticipated that
the registrations will exceed 3c.U"-?.
Waat a Callforala Ilosaet
The San Joaquin Valley of California Is
sparselv settled. The land is rich, produ
cing grapes, lies, orannsw, alfalfa and all
sorts of grains and fruits. A great dairy
ing ccuntrv. You can go there with small
capital and make a comfortable, paying
home Read about It in the illustrate.!
book. "The an Joaquin Valley." sent for
10 cents to any addrs by the Southern
Piciflc. IXpt. H. San Frar.ci-co. Low
eolonNt rates to California from Septem
ber 15 to October 31. 1M5.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.
Margaret A. Eheward tiled suit for di
vorce In the Clatoti Circuit Court yes
terday against Invetto A. Shewurd.
charging that he was "surly, morose and
sarcastic." had notified tradesmen not to
give her credit nnd had threatened to
strike her. The coup'.o were married Match
. 105. and separated July 1. TX.
Marriage llcenstt were Issued In Clay
ten yesterday to Charles S. Morrow and
Emms I. Rule of St. Ijjul-. Robert laick-j
and IJllle I'ehler of St. Louis. Edward
W Eckert of No. ;! Dayton strett and
Marie Guier of No. tuG Russell avenue.
The Ramona Iaike Hunting and Fish
ing Club tiled ap'dlcatlon in the Circuit
Court vesterday for n pro forma decree or
Inconioratlon. The offlcer of the club
are- otto Prcls. i-r.sldent: James Ie.
Ijduroondler. vl.e president: E. C. Henck
enTsecreUry. and Frederick Essen, treas
urer. Alonzu I- Rallard. -who was arrested
a month sk on achurge of raising a
check from U to 1SS. ystrday pleaded
guilty to forgery In the Clayton Circuit
Court and was senttneed to tlv years in
the Penitentiary by Judg Mcllhinney.
The check was drawn bv th- St. I.ula
Plate Glass Company on the alley Park
Trust Company In fator of the Corwln
llulUIng and Construction Company.
Tho will of LUsetto Kauzmann waa
filed in the Clayton ltobate Court yester
oay. Fhe devised thlrt-one acra to
Charles D. Kauzmann. a son; twenty
acres to Emilia Kauzmann. a daughter,
and the home p'ace In Sapplngton. com
prising about ten acres, to these two
children sn-1 Louisa Kauzmann Forrester,
another daughter. Mrs. Forrester Is also
to receive fXO from Charles Kauzmann
and from Kme'.ia Kauzmann. Ry a
rodicl! this arrangement was changed.
The home place is to go sol-ly toulsa,
Forrester, who Is to pay 3 to Kmella
Kauzmann. while her brother Is to pay
her SIM) Charles Ksusmanii was ap
pelate! executor without bond.
Farsser Edltar Die. mt Hi- Slerllas;.
RETCDLIC SIS3CTAL
Mount Sterling. IIL. Aug. r-Cnarlea
u m . la.. at.S akU ftann.i .
nnMimtjnU -vfir vry short illnwa. ar. i
?.nry was iMtor of th- Brown CJunty
. a ..- ha mJA I fA VirB u a-n. I
fie was years old.
Wttm
$25
lea
i li AsSWlca tastJlst I
"Always Something New"
"I coate ia aad look arouad every time I come down
town, aad I kareyet tocosie aad not see 'something Mere'
things that are beaatifttl. thiaj; that are different
from wkat one sees elsewhere."
Thus a well-known St. Loutsan addressx-d her friend as
they stood in front of oar display of those new Bronze
from Paris and Miniatures from Rerlln. Bare you seen
them? They are the finest ever brought tn Ft. Louis and
yon are most cordially invited to call and admire them,
whether you purchase or not.
Mlsmatares
Haad-painted portraits "The
Drtcaess of Devonshire" and
of other fantoas wocaea oa
backs of band mirrors that
have bright flalshed bronze
frames, trith beveled Preach
plate glass.
Price ST.O to S3S.SO
And on daiaty- little Jewel
Boxes
Prices S4-SS to SSS.SS
Also In oval, round aad
square-sheped fraaies.
Prices S3.SS to 99.00
These are very oeceptable
personal gifts They ar
e s r. e c I a Hy appropriate
nrddln- prescntr.
On .Vain FiaorXexi
bronzes, marbles. Oriental art wares, bric-a-brac. etc..
This valuable book will bo sent to any out-of-town ad
dress on request. Shall we send you one? Yes. a postal
card will do.
JAGCARD
EXTRA GRAND JDRY
IN EQUITABLE CASE
District Attorney Jerome Informs
New York Supreme Court That
He 31ay Require Special Hody
for the Investigation.
New Tork. Aug. 1 District Attorney Je.
rome told Justice Davles In the criminal
branch of the New Yrk State Supreme
Court that he might neisj a special Grand
Jury to Investigate the Equitable Life As
surance Society's affairs betoro tho legis
lative committee has finished Its Investi
gation of life-insurance conditions, which
is soon to begin.
The court hss kept sitting to await pos
sible action by Mr. Jerome. He Informed
It toiay thtt he was not certain whether
he would want the special Jury and would
a. k.It VtB nnar Svaf raarllir itfil tlaflb
IU llaTil HWW ifUh a wea - w
court to adjourn to September 11. which It
In the meantime, he said, snv Justice of
tho court could grant the order for a
special Jury. In making tho request for
an adjournment. Mr. Jerome said:
"As a result t.f tho Investigations of ' tha
State Superintendent of Insurance, which
culled attention to the conditions of tho
Equitable company. I have discovered in
the investigation an extraordinary condi
tion of affairs which affects not only this
country, but all parts of tha world.
Trans-icttons have been of such a ehar---...-
nn .... ....w. h-t tt.v MMiiitm inves-
tlgation bv the District Attorney of this
county, ine mate Dopei.iirBjHi -
the InvesUgatlon ho conducted was not
Wltll a VIW Ot nnomg WlWiner unr-va-
panv had conducted Its business- In a
criminal manner."
ITS IS TalB MAKB. SATS
H. A. Uessa. Tailor. N. St 7th and Loeass.
DELMAR BOOKMAKERS FORFEIT
BONDS BY NOT APPEARING.
Mark Gasnaerta aad ST. SVeek.s
Preaeat at rselisslaasr sarta-
wther Cases Caatlaaed.
Justice J. Will Barron of bJr
Groves said ytsterday !J.neh?.a orT
felted the bond, of Mark JiJ""" 5d
N. Heckcr. who were arrested by tho at
Umls rlc n" Pelmar f,rk110?
a charge of violating the ontl-pool-selllns;
law. They failed to appear for prelimi
nary hearing In hta court in the morning.
Gemperts. bend is signed by J. .
Mirer and Becker's by Jo. Slppy- Both
are for $500. ,.
Nine of tho el-ven defendant, who wer.
arrested by th police appeared without
counsel yesterday morning to faco th.
preliminary. They were notliled on their
arrivnl that Prosecuting Attorney John
son had requested a continuance until
September . as he will depart oon on hta
vacation and will be gone about thre.
weeks. The continuance was granted.
raits HeastaaT Ta-Marraw.
The case of K. B. Brown, who waa ar
rested Monday morning In connection with
the shootlntr of Ctarko Walton, watch
man at the Columbia Hotel. No. CSS Olive
Street roid. H set for preliminary hear
ing before Justice Campbell of D Iiodla
mont to-morrow. Brown i la charged with
assault with Ir.tent to kllL It to probabl.
that the hearing will bo continued, how
ever to awilt the outcome of Walton's
Inlurles. The watchman Is at present in
the J-n-erson Hospital, at No SM Oambl.
street It wss reported to tho Sheriff at
Clayton Tuesday that h. had died from
the wounds, but it transpired yesterday
that the report was Incorrect. It was
stated at the hospital last night that h.
was improving
Raralar. Weat Dear I-ark.
Daniel l"orter. a negro, of No. sua Fair
fax avent-e. custodian In the family's ab
sence of the homo of F. O. Zelbi at No.
4121 Washington boulevard, discovered
Tuetisday evening that burglars had
picked the basement door lock and entered
the house. Porter found th. bouse had
been ransacked, but wa unsbi. to tU
whether anything had beea stolen.
Bare-root BVay Sbfeet af Seas.
Frank vineeaw a e ,'-
. r..i i. tin aoua-ht tnr the nolle, at !
tho r-quest of hlfather. who live, at
V 1711 South Third sueat. Frank left
wdm I Tuesday ,? "riXL
yesterday morning bad not returaea. I
COLORADO
awTSMPlTltN
Beaver,
OaSale
13 t
JlCtfTOTCB: CM. NMIWAY AN
BvSSSwa. Car. LSCSst.
The latest iatportatioa to ar
rive consists of Electroliers.
Photo Frames, Clocks. Caa
delabraras aad Candlesticks.
Am HtdnMcr.
A bronze flgarc of "Diana" is
shewn ia characteristic bob
standing ia tke atidst of a
chtatp of cattails, the blos
soms of which form the lights,
aad of these there are etsht.
VMt naKBlaeent piece staads
0 iaches hish it caae from
Germany, aad Is the work st a
celebrated artist of that conn
try. PHcw ,
Other Rronzes at various
prices tanging from SMS
up.
to Cut Glass Stettin.
A SSS-pago book, containing over S.MS
Illustrations, descriptions and prices of
diamond and cold Jewelry, silverwares.
KING
WOULD-BE SUICIDE
FEARS FOR DOG
Young Man Writes Letter Ex
pressing Solicitude for His IV t
Before Inhaling Gas Condition
Is Serious.
Before trying to end his life yesterdar
afternoon by Inhaling gas through a rub
ber tube. Claud. McClease. St years o'd.
wroto a Ietur In which he appears so
licitous for thn welfare of hi dog. Rov i
McClease was employed at the home or
J. T. Warner at No. 1316 South Grand
avenue. It waa in th. stable at the War
nr home thut he attempted to end hi
life. He attached a rubber hose to a gas
Jet and then placed th. other end in hK
mouth.
Daniel Carlln of No. SOS Shaw avenue
found McClease unconscious. This note
lay at his side:
Fred McClease. Wellington. afK-iyjr
Brother? I can't stand tMs strain any knzr
1 ha, worried mrsetf cumpletely werthl..
X can't Nv. any longer. I do not know where
you are. Tou ara the only ma who can look aner
rr.. aad evaa now. net knowing whenrea ara. (
m-t cars to Uve. Doctor Xiller. I anew, wtl
taka car. Rover. Eo. tats Is all. I hope
that ou wlluTio son. war. get tn. nvter. t
will addrtas It In car of lira. Sfayara,
Carlln summoned Patrolman Oaljln.
who called an ambulance, in which Mc
Clease was) hurried to tho City Hospital.
where bis condition waa pronounced sert
oua, Ccwva Caoar Laka.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
Will operate following special tratea Sat
urday and Sunday,. August S and JL ic
count BOUTHWE5BTERN AMATBUK
ROWTNO ASSOCIATION: Lmv. St. Louts
Saturday. :15 a. m.. J a. m.. 13S p. m..
2 0 p. m.. SJS6 p. sa. Returalnc. leave
lak. 7:1 a. nv. l4T48 a. m.. CJtp. sa. .'
P. m. Leave St. Louts Sunday J a. m .
has a. m, 1S p. w.. VM a. au. 1M p. m.
RetBrnlng. leave lak. H:4i a. ak. M p.
m.. 7J p. m., IM p.m.. a p. m.
CHANGES IN M. S. U. FACULTY.
Doctor Kellogg of Princeton
Takes Mathematics Chair.
acFUBua sracxAU
riitiinihas Mo.. Ins. S Al
was mads to-day ot vartaua ckaaaas tn
the faculty of th. Missouri Stat. Unlrer
slty. Doctor Oliver D. Kenoaa of Fxtneaton
L'niverstty waa appointed as profassar tn
mathematics, to succeed Doctor O. A.
Ritas, resigned: - L. Pergar of the TJhl
versltr of Chicago, testructor ai mathe
matics; Doctor af. D. Raumgartner af tho
University of Chicago, acting? assistant
professor of Oermanlo language.; Ml-
Ruby Fitch, aaststaat tn botany; Miss
Mary Lamb of Moberty. jsrlatary teacher
in th. tratoina school of th. Teacher'
College: Raymond Klssr aad A. W. Spaht.
assistants tn mechanics; Doctor Ma:;
Welst of Sedan. Kaa. instructor in aoon
omv. to succeed Doctor H. Wl Quatntanc.
resigned: O. W. Tannrautter of th. ITnt
versity of Chicago, assistant la zoology.
Caaearf. Sa V.
Voltrath'a Military Rand wfil glv. a
concert la Forest Park to-night. Mr. Pear
son, comet soloist, will play "Dear
Hearts,' by request. The programs, fol
lows: Vasea Taake. Grit Aas Ho.sase.-i.
ounuasi Jolly Rnttra ... Surrs
WaKawiasaiaad (newt Abe Holsnanr.
Comet BoloDaar Hearts rby iaquaat)...Ma:t-i
Mr. Peaisun.
Mnateal flnatoas Ham
Uavette Triala Brook
INTERMISSION.
Orertura naagae Stadent atHpiaefeer
SslM-tioa from The Royal Chef. .Jrtn-
Potiue-Oiohoa ....................... Staeec
(Vmi fnm n Trova'or. ...Vrrti
nrrerpte froot M1ka4e Stjlltra-.
Pinal II.Wa You Ltks to Spina With
aV ft) ,aasaaaaa. Ja
First -cissa t rants ar. sscured through
The Republic's real estate columns. Ad
vertise your property "For Rent" In th
Sunday rtepuruc.
Jafl Ttsiy 1
Judge Daniel OXoonell Tracy of tb
FtrstDlstrlet Polic. Court yesterday noo..
departed on a sojourn of six weeks h
Birope. This will b the first vacation
Judge Tracy has taken in several year
While abroad Judge Tracy will visit his
old been, tn Liverpool. England, and wtl
also make brief trips to the prineipa.
erries of Ireland. Scotland and France.
OrtnberSI.
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