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liiic ct tmv.-l bi.-l trair.o gr'-.-:t: liut !.
sri-tt-r than en Ivwiiiowii tivtt on
Clin. ttnan !. On- n;u.t IU'TmIIjt ilioxe
lil- t.mv thiuiigh ihc ttironn at Mi"i'p'i.
strnlli'tH .iikI vnlr. a:il the tak Is
in.!.!.- iiur,- iinciilt ly ih- iiitrii-l- ire-in.-
-ier.itii-:t: o M:lkv -rul tsiivMy
liuik-t U-:.i; ami iqmiliy tulky anil un-ni-Uy
fern. f tlso K"1 Soutil SJtl
I'UiKln-r-i .ir.J tnlr arnnli lilinn.t.
T:i' I'Miiti, of E'tamuoul. :iUut. liit.h
travrl-l Im- tultl, iHnilii not offer a inoir
v.4r!-l !! ur i'r.slaW- -titck tlian I lie
l'r.:u!i Mmk-l u:i SalanUr mlit lis tlie
v. m:.ii. -'z.-iiii. Titp an; trult. a:i-l
tit t ' ViK'-tji ! In M-aion. UOV.ni wi l-mi.
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iuut. :.! 5ni;i;rii. ir-'rii noroemj -t!l.
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I fn-ili Jii-I i lli'TV.:.
i All uf till- !icr aril ;!' ;!-' o:i un-ili-r
tic "-tat". f.-i thijiish il:i- i!wtrlf
, i'sl t ul iiw s?"r . in fint oS v.-hUht tbc
' marl.i-l ! 'n-lii. lun'l-l.' ih-" iul btlit.
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Ili .ill St IjT.ll IllTi
where tit- tiuuwifi- in j ;;
ii.s tmniT til- "tarn
tf fottri-o. thi-i" i iitlur Iicht jriH-l
iliuti that uf tin illftdiit plhtirt-. hut tin'
ml i-attiipy ivtr th- marV't -t.ill 1" that
o' tlin blm
Tlii ul J Ti itch JU.-U t uf St I.ouii 1 an
ii iliiutluli i-ciill.il in Ht. Iiu Y-t It H
iiit tii w ur :nlii!e It Ii tin" wtk uf
tin' i:tf5tMti;ltHtii Ymu may Itmk tor it
in mI'i mi any tlav ir s:t;hi -i-til S.it-
r.lai i.lclu. .mil ijtt v.ill not ! I' Jlnri
U.nn that. on v. Ill tint "i -tiv ttm f It.
! "act. .i halt iiuttr lr.ir- ti matl.'t
lull mlnr S-ititntu nlhl. n:i' m.ti
-. ik !it tin- Mliantrt' vhJii.' uf it -iii!
' il t llnd It !ut .it 'Uiuluwn a jitfou
ti uf titicUitr ijcm. pnihi"ait irnii.
i.m-ivrii tin" "cwattli) mti I Ittilv '
wb im . ntln- tick is ci'iHaiiinl In tin
nr !.! n:i thlr liiwsiy Iuuli!"t Im-kiii
tn. ni.iri !i mi tlfi j"U ki ; plac- and ?!ali
' i-'i tlu'lr tHi.l on thi i!ew.lk. .itl U
t r niarki-t Ik i'
I rerich Matkt t itmtwM.! itt thr twn
Milii if tl.f tfri-t mi SMiiitl' i:rn.lw:ty.
tiiim 'iinnilit itrv. t t UiUK'-r ntrc. t Tl '
m.itki t ha Iwti tit i-v!iti-ti tor rn-nrli
half i nturi. nnil In thi" !. "f it ,
I mil 'lioutnu mvniir t ".irroll strrt
in tlnxi" iia tl.-- ttiatkci hail :i -i.lL!i"
s if !Ik fxlt 'iif In thi' antKU.it-i '
tii- k iialMi-li; Willi tl k-i .Jii-i ttli- w'.-,l;r
U-tvicn HriMtlw.tv .in.l I'mitt!: stri-i-t
ji -i.i hiutii:iii .-i.iu tn I'onvi-nZ -tt-- t
math Thi nM lmi!lnic wa i!il f"r tl.
tnat ami nh niprk-1 ari'l In :ill ..iain
! alth' uh iiw in ilKu'ii
'1'.. all l.'lt . ;1, 1 l.lttlf4 tl! 14 till.
i il I'tcnrti Mor.. Hut t tin- iTtittln I
b'lrsltTn nf Hi- tvmtli SMo thu mlv ri-l i
Mown lii-thr-W-UI.- 1 ii"ich Matkit l ti. '
Mckl nan- en! s.itinrlnc uf truck
,t.tiKiirry. iiwkiri r.nu :ruu lllI t n rowaiiav. .-t.li iS.iuh.-t I.iif fi.-ntv fio.n
who for a i.r'.. I ;-ui tiirpr.- ,i m-ir .MarkMlrc with thn. i- .i Mt vri.iu i -sjij alioiit II
w.nc" m in -mewa:-" oi ..um i.:mii inn tijo;.tii.i- urniTt.'l. ,m- , ,. ri;u- tii -iiii-m.-rt-.
iiiimi t.riK-r.iur- m i, u n ar.!l of w.rr l.-itr.ni-il. a:
Ta.' markrt i In . xs.itnrr tor otiiv a tmtli .' or n trw l.f.co Jh-y havi- tr-u- if the l-4
fnw- hnur arn attrJav ntslil it wmir ini:m in a Klusli- fitr ha -JoinV .J -c i
it lifts It t iimr tr.i 111 fllt tnarki: tent f:rr th! j r!iilntT lu-i b-n faith- ,.t .u id- hint1
tm wouJ.l ih to iitt lkicb irnii-r i fullv i-arri-i om ti.ci - i .! to rt nU. if luu woulu exjxTitioi' tl: real
tntnt ujiir. cimrin? isot ln rnttrn tock il-wn to !-. -tioin bitn-s of laytn- in i rti of tfllas the fatnily larii.-r ou I ;ti
of priStJi- In thr few hmtr aulUMo to' thf fatnllv t.nivniir for SurJai. wl :lii imn thv ?jfuntay nlfiht Wira-l throtisrh
jjitm, an-! h ft" thf j.ror.-t!w ;r.ir- I taua, work (r th- market niat- HU ' "r- r.t il MrrJ.-l nrli-ti' tho fruits ft tt.c
. l-rr no r-l I frit sr fistful!, h war- '.. prcctat- I j.l ar. tM ur.tli-r th? ytat.
Thr tri-'t rviunu Ith thr fr;- of '1 , -! hi 2ioti-ti at '.tnai'.irr'nl S'vu. ami , , .-
iiiralk Ri'rrtiajii: tlri I" thr hurt of i-r::as at t.n t,0 rf all ;'u h' n-.k . '
lnrt-r a?"l Jl'-. th Nhu:ni . fit ! t 'f.-- rat atjij frnau." H Hv-" tot. It t .
pirmnt. thr "laHr na-alnc iijicor" 'all siw-.l--;titr-l tul. ml it" uu-il I
t'f-ir'lnc rumii.s- tho flitic of tm lir"toiur t ii i-h ii' ' r. 1 tro -,xn-
trollv i-af cwr.c thi rarn rlscl" r ; c.rl pt ar .H a j5toml.
oot for tnill", tho oocaional r-c:ct -is rf ISy P VIo k thi- tnii-k-t ti hi .- z'llth
n hucktfi w-rv r-i-- .mi th- -v- nwn if nur.'-o-r i ' n i .; tr-
i.:f-cript hum 'f a lain- mart whifin SV i a iiin ata cru- v on tru r'av":! A,
staxo vusts? . jiai:ti:i:.
Karh n:i hant. in auittthii to his tc
til ir lii-iti-,'. ji a If t of ZZ i-m a hism
to. hi t.in 1. ,-tiil th Clij M irki tii'.itoi
i- ,iiiriiiir in .iiniliian.l. H. nJlni h
ti - :nd :r.ar-lia!- th airai of n..ik. :
ini't. ..i thir frop. r plains !tf tii niirkit.
Wlill- thi- n.irai-t i- in full r.ttis it i
a i-rlt.iMo- i.ilni ,.f ti.nsif-. ti- ni.nl::.
m i lii i.i)- tjj. ..jpin. r.sct ot olhi'i
nark-: n-ml-r. win-.- wn tf ,iii-pl.iv.-tl
in -.tall, utnl who havi- nfii-ti Jiy
in the wn-k i'i whlc'i to -,II !hm Ki.r
tin K thu iiout- a:- n.ft.'i. iiti-l t!.i
tnn-T tnak- p.. v.l.ll.- th- tar- .H..I tl.t
i.Iiiitic Hi:h! ::lrl
Ti. !ioti-i-iifi iklm ToI!- aJmj v.itit
i r tiM-fal"itnil n:.itMi 1 -K t mi h r
.-rm it. i-ari h 'f Uirpain- f, l.-i Miinij
lintiiT atnl :ti yltt.t-4 1-foro o- .jartlfiiur
.iaiK' i lo-t If sh.. ..i.-nj., ironi th :ti
intiit vi i.nf r I: is tr . 1: hv )U a.
iiinsth of will !h: I nitx-r:. r to his
limi-i'sin. or lo.-au-. if. !i., m mltij a
ianl wlur- .). inv l.-ti ih-.ijh r
A-i.i thf -rcw 1 It t Pi fa- ihi- tuo-t in-
ti-ift!n tiart of tt rintk- The lnw:- 1 n.. if tim iim.'MivAj! ii:.-.mor.t that
n-y ;.srt of i.-: i, . t .. , i.nl. Tt , noI ., fl,w t. jlUj r. )nll. r.tt,i tit. ami
I- for tii. ttio-S ivfti aijii- .- if thr .-rtii i t-ri- lu.-.c the f.-.tnilv r..rk-t !n.-kiH rour.
of Mnillli"-. la- t!ii ttn'ti or v.oin-:i. w'::i ' r-lth ih I,i!ia.;iP!i -.rl-loh half b'-Jn
ii.i- tii- oi mr..-: ii'-t t-tit wa-. I rnatc'i-.l Btt nt a rate Iiareni.i
inniiitar :n ult -niiiiii.i .j .u- . im; ),. j, i u,-.n !: l?t was.j
I prra I'UHliJV. i't.11
MarkMlrc with thn.
mil nJoj.iKi- ur-m-rt.'l.
1 itliin uriK-f lnri I in
tmth . ii 'h- -tr-
tnii!U in a Klusli- fitr
ftrr tM j ri!ii!m?
fullv i-arri-l orn ti.ii
1 l!t tho ti.rokiM.-p-r.J v.eli-"ino th Jiiat-
, Itit iiiirlit attii j.roht by it. It brinci what
I rvni-'ituTchaiit rl'-lri-". am! that i Hup-
tit walk it: front of hi .iori: au-J to el-
! anilnc t!.- swl ! ilispny in JJ win-
ilowh The !crI.t:ll who lianiil'.-p pru-
i-io:.- oti in thi- cam'.- fi tn-mj -a""",
i .i:nt in .Kl'iitl.iti to Im v.l.niow .ll'pl-"
i tic up .. Hill tan.l oi.t'ld'- ills portals
trom v.hi'-li I.i Hi t- the niarkitir-.
TIii- market waac- a- 1" o'cKijk ap-
ptn3(!ii (or l nVlinl: i late Iti staul
South St I.'juIj. Yneti tin ln-Ut'.l li.jik-
tr v ."." ha tt.v cinliiralii stock un
l hainl it t':at r.our hthlrVi hint l.ow he
i.iv tontriv- net in In.- Mt null iiii-i-
, cli! jioitiy n-Ittch liti.iot b.' iIitHivi f
! Ivturt Ainr-.iiay. ami th- tn.-irk-t pne- Ir.i-
- innlntiMv t,ocs iiw:i .i notch fr two am!
Hit i-iOf of i:. wiiil-r a.s'J-ni'' a moj-
i intlstint ip.n to pur-
I pkilntlic a:il
clia --rt
pi:luiirt pai: j
nlk of I1ii.c!i '
!t" Kli.ftr-il
iVIi;: S'ltun.'.-.v nlKlit
Jhlrh but in hojr lti.r
Utrt-1 .i.i J tr.t; only
y nuirittt is lutt-r of
Ion on the curb ami a
4 Rrtara :
..
riillalrlhiM
From .t I.oni-. vir Pni.jlvnnia Iir..
jSItrir.hr 5 . ! nnii II : Tfllttm iil.Jll 1S-cl-J
r.c tsoptft''.s-r r;. jwith pr.viltc.- of
-.rlr.-.!! tn ri"1i- i T t lt Off. tH T.
snd ! m'!i and otrve mi Cnfon station
Stinted Kthcr, Saw Surgeons and
Then Kan Like a Dr.
F.BlTliMO M'W.n.ll
New York. Sopt. 2 Ftarlna: wlin h
acntil the futnft of ether that tho diir
Stfon Intended to operate un him. Charles
Hartllnx. a patient at thu Lebanon Hos
pital, leainil from bia tml anU eacap.-!.
tl- van clad only In a nightgown, and
with atrennxu botn of fear lirf.ke uway
from n-veral nutae a:nl fiiiri-o:' ami
ran like a ilicr to bl hume. at No. Xtt
Kast Oue Hundred and Fiftieth ytrert.
iUrtllnXH fears were Kruhndk-fc!1. in far
at an operation wa concernetl. and the
etlt'-r wnlch h wnclled waa Ik-his ad-mitiL-tertil
to R patient In an udjolnlnc
tol. Hartiing; had been fearing an oper
ation from U-e Instant be entered the
htn-pital. and when hla bed wmj itepa
ratei from the adjolnlns one by a at-reen
and b niw aeTiTa! aunteona In roimU
tatlou he became ausplciouy. The fumes
of the ether aettled the matter, and wlUi
a c-rv uf terror tliat atartktl the entire
ward, he leaied from hi bed. fled throua-h
th- icrrtdor. and out the main entrance.
ri-v-ml petsona tried to atop (dm. bat
be broke away ami. on r-aohlna the
zrourdy. s-aled a fifteen-foot wall and
lat.di.-d in a In up n oulUwell aicnue.
He wan ut and brulned by the fail, but
he gained hi feet and ran fl that
he r-.i-ht-d hi home before I'nlloeniatt
AVtMj of th- aloi-rt'ania 8iatlou could
catrh I'.im. Uv th- time Hartilns'a wife
tecfivereil from ber a.tonlhment at l"r
hiiKbatttl'tt widdeti appearance and pro-tlu-eU
clothes for htm. the policeman natf
arrived. ....
Hart line 'd that he did not want to
HO back to the hospital, and. after t-hrninc
a release that at-miived the boapltaV u
thoritleR from all blame, he was allowed
to r-main at home.
Hartllra- waJ caiutht t-etweea two ear
and crusnetl last Monday. The xurfteoaa
hiM ! nan Injured internally, but tne
I admitted that he ran like a. man who
-a In rraviiiawy suoa cor.aiuou iiaw
rally.
Illinois ubor convention.
DtaiU of lanvillc Meeting Arc
S't Forth in Call.
Sprir;freM, 111 . Sept. i-James F Mor-t!-
of Sptlnail-Id. aecretary-treajanr cf
the lillrnjl K-iterativn of Latior. has l-s-Ufl
a call for the annual convention of
the orsanlEatiun. which will optti at 19
a. in.. Tu-!ay. OcUImt 17. In IMnvillc
Th- lial. of repre-ntatlon v. Ill b- one
tli-lt i;at from each loctil union afilllati-I
l-.aiinc l or I'-'f member, and on ad
1lti.'!:J ii-Kte for each atldllioaal lv
n:einleri or major fraction thereof. All
centra! 1k-.!1 ara emwtled to five mem-b-rs
"
TYPHOON AT SHANGHAI.
Knthv City I Finod:il for First
Tim in Fifty Voar.
"liafghal. Jt'pt. 2 Shanghai wan vi:ted
br a tvpiK.n l?t rUtht ar.d the -ntlro
rity i :'.iKl.i. tht- wati-r rl!r.c to a IMchl
of thr- fxt.
Tl is ls the firt flood wh!t hit o:-car:-d
here Trlthln th Sa't fifty yearr.
FOUGHT FIVE IN A TOWER.
Switch Operator in Desperate
Hirngll With Robber.
nepcnia'c svnctAi
?W- V.ivlr tlV tI.- M . tnaaM
robbtry and an nault on a towerman at
xmnton, vueeiw county, which for almost
twenty-four hours w-.it kept quiet by the
police. The towerman. Thomas Van
V.iiiii'kle. Iot a ! tfold watcht anal $U
in cash. He waa l-ft uuconsclouM on the
flovr.
Vhe tower staml clone to the vards of
the lama; Island Railroad. The entrance
to the operating loom is by a flight of
rt.ilr" running up on the outMde of the
tomrr.
Van Wieackle has just finUhed semllng
a report to the yardmater when Hire men
quietly ascnded the outside stair. The
first warning the operator liad when
a pair of liand cloed altout his throat.
Van Wlakle rose up. throwing the man
O't his lack. As the operator turned, be
faced two men. He grubbe one of them
bv the. throat and hurled him acrosa the
glass front of the tower to the track be
low. He seized anoth-r In the same man-4
ner. ami cast mm tnrougn ine wiwiow
after the first one.
As he nwunr about to grab the man he
iiad shaken tff. and who had fallen. Van
Wiracklo saw two more men enter the
dsajr. One of the new comers hit him on
the back of the head with a club and he
fell.
Van Wleackle thinks twenty minutes
elapsed before he was able to get to the
table and send a message, which brought
the yardmajtcr and a fore of men to the
tower on a yard engine. Tbe robbers es-
cupeu,
KANSAS CITY CORN CONTEST.
Board of Trade ArraBgen for Aa
uual Exhibition.
RKPL'KMC SPnCIAU
Kansas ;ity. ll.. Sept. 2. The Trans
mliSibslppi corn contest has fo:nd a place
Iti th- calendar of Kanas City's winter
s-arwti ev-nts. A sjiecMl committee ap
MIntel by the Paip.rd of Dlr-ctors of ths
lJourd f Trad-, at a meeting held yester
iliV, tijok stir:' toward carrying out a
suKjfe.-itlon fniin Thomas l. llulttwrd of
Kimball. Km.
Jlr. Hublianl suggested tliat Kan-as
City should have an annual exhibition of
corn and com xroduct. and that there
should be prixn offered that would en-coarnK-
eshibltors to enter the luwnpetl
tlon from all parts of the corn belt.
Ilopub'.lc Want Ads yroduce rwalts.
REFUSES ESTRADITION CALL
Lieutenant (jovernor Khennan
Turns Ieaf Ear to Utah Tlea.
Frrlnfl1 ' - Ppt. i TJentenant OoY
ert.or SUterman. In the nbv-nce of Jover
nor ixnf-n. to-day. fin the advice of the
Mtnrnev CSeneral. r.fifitl to honor a
reo,uit?fon if the nxcrnor ofUJah for
in extrniniion i iijoir . r. ttiiwt
of this citv. on a chare of sanding artl-clt-s
prohlblle,! through the mal!.
i Tn- Aliorr.ty i .:! rai nem inr ine ju
legid crlm- wa. not conitntttetl in Vtah.
CMaHAraTi
Summer catarrh and summer cold are
phrases freipjenUy heard tn these days.
Catarrh I not confined to th- winter
months. It Is 4?lte as prevalent in sum
mer Catarrh I a failure on the part of the
human orguUsai to adjust Itself, to its en-vltonment.
The blood deserts the surface at the)
liuJv :iti.l the mucous membrar
pulfeii with an influx of blood, which
causes the serum of the blood to exude en
the sun.ne uf the membrane, giving its
to catarrhal cu.-.charp-!.
Hummer catarrh Is hi nature exactor
th- same disease as winter catarrh.
The-tarae rutntdy. therefore, la tedl-cat..d.
Permmt outs eatmrrm.
H as
? m ayttem.
DON'T JUGGLE
WITH YOUR EYES
rtrv OPTICI4X is OCULIST, and every OCULIST is not .
OPTICIAX. I am oath, and ofer you S0.QOO St. Louis references.
ir glaana are a Beoit In any
caae. 1 snstacte to niake tnem
correnlr. If tber are net nel
1 will candidly tell yoa wu aod !
rise what had test be done. All
1 aik Is a trlak
TT hrM-ftl Slams,
FKBB.
Cm MOXiTZ, M. D.
S,E.Car.ntg
KVK NEEDS EXCLUSIVELY
)
SI.OOr.1
Two
Tarlore. BJ
I 13FnwkHaiA.
UTTLE ROCK-HOT SPRINGS
ELECTRIC FREIGHT RAILROAD.
Te Be BZ SUapa Laaar
aad Carry
ra asMl rrragh-('. X
Knawffe Carver.
C 'J. Kramer, the commercial "Poo
Bair of Uttle Bock. Ark.. Is in St. Uui
conferring with ft. laiuls capitalist rela
tive tn the Uttle Rock and Hot Springs
Uectrlc Hallway, of whk-n he l presl-
The new road, which In to be fif ty-threa
miles In length, will not .paralltl any
steam road, but will open up a pew terri
tory. It will connect Utth Kock and Hot
Springs. Along Its right of way there are
HW.We acres of virgin timber. In which an
ax has never been swung.
The new road win s-nre both pasrenger
and freight traflV. It will have s-veral
departures from the ordinary in matter
of equipment, calculated to solve th- prob
lem of electric transportation of freight.
The purpose of th- n-w road In to bring
the fate from Utile llock to Hot Spring-
down to tl and to make th- run In on
hour and forty inlr.uts. The right of
way. 1W feet wld. has been practically all
secured, either by Oafcatloii or condrmna
tion. . . ,
The line will be cor.Miucted as a stand
ard road, mth ev-nty-tlv-pinind stt-l
ml, and will be equipped for handling tho
rqaipm-nt of steam roads. '
Tli equipment of the line will consist
of: Ten pass-ng-r care. f-et b-n. with
four JO-horse-pow-r motors far liilt-rurban
service; 4 ruhjrban iarnger cars for
cltr and suburban service; 4 bacsaH- cars.
feet long, for handling merchant!!-!! ami
prutluce; 2 ta-ton electric motor-, fr.r
handling freight equipment. anl 1 fiat
cars. 26 feet long, of . capacity e.irh.
The power station will be locattil r.t-ar
the center of the Un- and will !: eipilpp-i!
wall two MKt-kllnwatt anl cne raft-kllowatt
machine and six boil"rs provlii-d with
stok'-rs. ,
Tlie line will be constructeil with a max
imum of 2 tr cent grade and of C-dcgrte
eure. ar.d will pass through si country
that Is nut provided with any traniporta
tlon facl!tt!-s. The tlml-r and hI.v. the
rich mineral", such n soap-Mcne. nl.ite.
whetsfttie. graphite and potlt-ry clays, as
well a bauxite, will assure large revt:ni,e
from freight tramc.
lasjaast Mlea De Mate.
The Coroner to-day will hold an inq'J
tn determine the cause of Maria Da 1
death. She waa found dead In her room,
at Xo. MC Franklin avenue shortly after
midnight yesterday morning. Her friends
believe heart failure caused death. Sev
eral hundred dollars and her Jewelry wjra
found In the room, secreted la the bed.
OVER $1004)00 IN BOOTY
STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE.
Thieve Carry Away 1
ver asi ralatfac
Af ai'e Sea Tark Be
N-w Tork. Sept. L-Joss Ajrraar s raaV
donce. at No. 7S Bast Flftjr-fourth street,
han leen plunderetl during the last weele
of iewelrj-. bric-a-brac, tadntings. stiver,
etc.. worth. It h alleged, more than .
(M. The police made tho robbery pubUa
1st- to-night.
Mr. A mar lr a millionaire lawver. whi
marrlt.d' Ills' Lillian Uib.iu Vanderbilt.
Th- fainllv li in Canatln.
A can-taker of adjacent property bearft
r.Mvt of i-r"tis moving In the Ayinar
house iturl'iK tl'o last wfc-k. but paid no
attention to them until 1urlay eienlng.
whfii In: i-aw thtve sunplclous loitklnjc ni-n,
wvlkln out of th- hiMtment dinir catrylug
bundle" and lags, and notified tin- police.
Th- iKiIi.-e telegraphed Mr. Ayir.fr. ami
he wired his x-al-t tt lake charge at the
"Th-re were $," worth of painting.
je-.it Iry. silver and bric-a-brac In tho
hou ."" rail th" vaiet to-night, "and fully
hilf of It H son-."
NORTH TEXAS DECLARES
QUARANTINE INADEQUATE
isnptT.iji' .opnci.tu
liallas. Tt-x.. Sept. Z Much ilsatlsfa
tlon is m.inlfeyteit at Denltn and othe?
north Texat. towns over the lax anl Inade
quatti veliow fever Iwirder ipiarantln- s-rv-l.
e. iKjctor Jlbbi!. health officer or Inl
soii. wantt a inti-tln of quarantine aii
tfcoritle" ti, make t It enfr.reernf nt mri
rlsl'l Hi) savi iiav'nsers ought not !
be i-rmlttcd to m.ik- ilh and adi-v-ate
a return to th- ulll-'al h-alth-certlileate
I Ian. The pre."nt m-thoiN al"i di-taiti
pusscns'.-r train and keep th-m it-hintl
ch"ilul- time.
Ik
rffHtt.
ahvterpxi.erc-n"
The Simmons Company
ltftMT.
fc price b
To-Morrow. September 4th. Labor Day. This Store Will Close at 1 :00 P. M. Make Your Purchases Early
JU
Porch and Lawn Furniture
At Less Than Cost
(SfortiKj? Ctvds VefartmeKi. sirs: 7r-.)
CHAIRs With arm rsts: worth $1.23 eaci w RXc
CHAIRS With ana and foot .-est; worth $ 1.50 Xosr Ttlc
CAMP STWrLS Worth COc each .mr 15c or r for air
CAMP CHAIRtt Worth 0c each. , Xw S3c
S-FT. SKTTEiy Worth 54.50 each Xowj fX.O(
FT. SftTTTEKS Worth $5.50 each Sam SS-Itt
FOUHXG HOCKRRS Worth $2.50 esch Xow SlSI
FOUMXC HOCKRICH With arm rest: 7orth :.' ich Same SCO
10 Rolls
Toilet Paper
for 25c
Set end Floor.')
nish-zratie SILK TIS8CE Tl
!et ra;r. full s) bevts to
the Pill-th kiad yo ordi
narily pay f 1.00 a dozen for
ttiir nnne thla Bk mm
wrrk. 10 rolls
for ,
25c
(4
A.B.C." Wardrobe Trunks at $30
(Trunk Defartmenl, First Floor.)
W ar sole agents !a St. Loot for tkeao Tnraks. TRey represoat
the highest developmeat of traveling coaTealeaea arc rooaiy. haady,
unbreakable. Prke SSS.SS $&,
Warireke Ti ha. with detacaaUt elotae camera oa
UrSevt:Jk
ufmtmer tody
a7?lr.
The Simmons Company, sia3L"
rollers. SS&MI to
Also Stcsaer Wardrobe Trunks ia both makes ao atatter what you
want or what price you wish to pay we caa aieet year reqalreaeatx ia
Traaks. Bac mm KaJt Cases. Ask 'o sea ear Saxttml SIS Traak
snd our Sale fcraJher Salt Case at SslS.
TeiefAone Orders
Promptly FUUd.
CaO Bell Maim SSOO;
A'imUfk BZX&.
Broadway and
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