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The Key
to tbe situation is yours.
If vou want an Autumn
fSmtmade a suit which
is stylish, which fits and
which suits in every last
one of its details, we will
take vour order and we
will fulfill all of the condi
tions try us.
Salts to ertfer,
S20.0 ta 560.00.
"J.V made your fathers itctke:''
Mills & Averill,
Broadway and Pine.
HAY FEVER MB
CUMATM WGIR OLT. faiokw. Sprays
and "'Specifics" citn only relieve m;tom.
whereaa our constitutional treatment removes all
CAI9ES cf Hay Fever ard A.thtn from t).
Mood and nervous system. I'ol'en. heat, duet,
exertion, rmokr x .-tar eannot brine bek at
tack! Jlw-eiiie ln-prov-d. l.k-oJ enrtcned.
nerves aTrengthene-i. ener-, health festore.1
Barak M7 Frrr. eiplatnl! g our method, with
rpcTH of miry lnteie..n cas. Address a.
Half Id Haift. Itgte. fw Vork.
5AL-LAC FREE.
Catarrh. KMmr. Madder an I per-iale Troubla
Bheu-natlam positive!) ant rmauntiir
cured Cur Cart, with the iirt d-e-e Mai:
this adverll.rir.-r.t with vour nam. and address
and receive a lfr bottle free.
KRirp RKKi:nv CO..
m. Vt f.ant Axe.. CMeeget. 111.
WHI JOIIXNIE "AwK MAHIHIW.
HBMi: after capturlnc THE FII.IBI
TER. he l.'AHl.T-OW.sKI-RKT MKKV-If.-R
W. :iii1 confided to him TUB
-f.XFKSiIO OF A WIFE.
Tho" he !iil not have THE KDICA
TIO OK wR. PIPI. ho lu-id tin- good
Judgment t.i Invito TIIK BKI.I.K OK
THIS m-OT and TKOI'tUCRU Bttt-I.I-Xll'Kltsi
t join him In Ih'- de
lightful TABI.K t.'SIOTK P-n-fJ at tin-
BREITLING.
411 S. Broadway. Second Floor.
from 3 to K -C cnur.- wlt'i clirct 3ee.
A l. I'AHTK Al.l. IIOI'HV
CONRArS
IJ1H tjneut Strret.
MTU llrluiar .ttr.
tiii. vi:i:k.
Ijiairrl taparDsaia Tl. ' f r "-li Qtf)
from tho ir.mlrn Jl.n r. " i.-rc.in wu
Vmmrrl i.rlallnr. t.lir'!.( !. lils'i--at
iMiKslMc .inallly. imt i ks
9c
K-ll-Srr. N.itnro !lr.-lkf.lt OCai
f.til. I'K l"c pkK 3 for . .496
i- Tim mohmxc;
A bottle of
BromofPhosphate
Counteracts the ill
fcn of ;h nlKht iB-fo jv at all :jra.
OMrr 421 Kaalna r.
Kin. lxl 171!
DIARfvHOEA
and Klmilae i1Ifo.ts-s n thoir worst
forms ran be promptly cured by
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam
it never latlp. TP yoars tli leading
emi'rty. All lniKci!ts sell it.
TAPE-WORIfi
vtf h ha4 rBr Iftt:If. rte B-Btrfcia--aX.M.CTSa.iTIl.ff-an,I4
!"arftt.l,a;, M.
FOR WOMEN ONLY
ttutbtatf U'ih ftrfort'TUie
Or. Ravmond's Pills
i TtousnJ f t pioX,ltInnt
f ain't crl,r' s Mala!
foa btnr toSdi rfter
errlailswlliaif-ll. rtirT
hippfn hlrhlTr,,rctDr,nil.T
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n. als-tltft" rlirltMr
in-m-i fajiur b rltln,; u
for uVnT other fTitl(inrv vhh
!iIr th tr!lh arl r! n tfw-L
nnteto-tty I'rlrr " 1t matt
Dr. 4V. C lUiriTMtipi Rm-y Co..
ffMaa 11' 4 ! t Chirac.
IT iti:wi.
The rw t. Jnaaea Unlet.
i'a' Nirt trnprieti 1 W M '.r
ntjll.iKtr Tin ir.anac-' la'nts I.mu'- in
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trae!ln .nMi
It ir tli" intentln-. f lb luvi'Ci f tl
N. w H' J.!"!!" II t' to m.tnt.iln a Cirsl
cia.ji rtal'1atl in all I'Hr'lMjI.lTrf
POSTMASTER WYMAN RETURNS
Arri'S From WtMjtielotiMiij;
With ItiotliiT. IIMin Nuitan.
Po.tmter rrank tnai ml fc h
itn' lt-n- V.'in.o hiv ret.rrtel
frm Veitnnnc u.r fhev h.ie n
for .Am- week The lV;ma'. - wa?
ee.-orr.rnfel home t' hi ife ajii rhll
ilrn !V.tmtr Vtnan ile. tare. 'hat 'Krf
Hfi rror tiabl'- ir fiaefjnlne th'
Jnr tban e-r l--fie. H jtif t -tA-ttl.
h"Tt--l mo- tt i- " bib.-. itit
M n.n. ,Jm ratitMi fe nn!l ir.uile
h made li!n - r"pulr in ionie
when nan rh'iJron aNiuntl
llf altl .o.lrrla tt tie lvi! m.inv
-u on !" !ik wMi hi cfoli i ':n-b
loa !1 wth rW II- !o---i'.M rvjt h
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NMnn
THE
WSS0UR1 BUYERS -MUE
BEST SHOWMG
FalliBg Off in Xamber f Par'
ckasea at TMrd Meeting ef In
terstate Merchant' .Asaecia
tion Say Oatleek Is Brigiit.
With the winding op of the third fneet
lnt of tbe Interstate Merchants' Anoetx
tion tbe number of buera who batre been
coming to St. Ixtut to Uy In their fall
stock ha been Krosinc smaller. Tester
day Arkansas and Missouri made tb
best sbosrins. lth a small representation
from sevenl of the other States. Tbe
fourth meeting begins next Saturday, and
the end of that will see tbe wind-up of
tbe merchants' meetings for this season.
The reports continue to be as satisfac
tory rejrardlns; tbe crops and fall busi
ness outlook as in the past. Corn is be
ing cut all over Ml!-ouri and the buyers
report the crop to bo encrmous and an
indication of good business during the
cumlnc- months. The same reports are
true of the other States. All -em to be
satl.ifttd with the outlook and bring re
port of -Teat satisfaction among the
farmers.
George Schmidt of Cameron. Mo., said
yexterday:
"This ba certainly been a great seaon
for the farmers, and if the fall months
are a. good as the indications lead us to
hflievo e merchants wilt come in fur
our hare of the banner season. Every
thing throughout tbe country in my
neighborhood looks prosperous and no
complaints are to be heard."
Those who registered at the headquar
ters of the Interstate Merchants' Aocla
tion in the Century building yesterday
w-re:
Arkanraa II. C Stewart. Masnilta: Mr. K.
n McRii. Hoc: K :. Mcltae. Hop: T.nr!.
WlnrrieM. Hot-: Mi Ettle J'inn. Ja:n!a:
W. ;. StcCIammck. Walnut ItiJ: MI- Orace
Oiapman. Uttlf Rrxrk: W U Method. Wr
rn: Ii Iulu Ilarro-. Junction Clt-: V l
Welili. F'l-nthal: U. P. Ifargla. MouKon: Mr.
I. W. M!trbll. Ilarrimn: W . Illjnkn. Ilam
t'urr: " I.: Tv. Nwark: Mm. It. Lan-j-r.
Newark. Mi. Kl!!r K WlnafS. M. Hu;r:
Je-irce It. "a. Mount View.
MlHsouri A'exander Rrlnkman. liinnlMl:
Un. D. A. Carter. Slater: A. II. Mj-r. New
t-ranklln- Mr. Mao 1 Minor. Tipton: Mat
I. Minor. Tlptnn: Winnie .hroll. Itrnulillc.
I-auI I: tr; Hull-r; Mr.. ! J riia. Ti'
ton: M Mltrlie!l. Itollinr: W A Van H'.ite.
PianS-rr- Mi. Hirma ltr.--ok.. f"an.ron: 11
l:-han. Jnrk"on: Mlkr Abraham. Ja'.kon: N
Hunan, itckntn: Mix Ada Jo!mf..n. Clark
!II. Illinois- Mr. Anna M Tramford. Mrur.l
-lt. II J. Mi.M-Ik.mp. Ilaran: U A. Jack
pon; Ial. I. V Thwnjjm. n-ile. Mr5. IScll
O'a fi'Urien: Ju.1. fye. O'llrien.
Kana- J. - Whl'e. Parma; Stan'y Brm-m.-"n
Hutrhlnwn; Jtl" Jennl I tar. Ccf
feillf Iowa 11. n. Krr.r. Burllnttur; Wjatt
Johnson. Acklo.-
Inllan Trr'tjrj" I. Urpokmin. Ihigh J.
W. Ilryan. I'ot-au; J. W Iruthtt. IHue
Jai k.t
llsi.fir. -J M. Hoaaid. Shula: ML. T'arl
Mase'. lurant
Iv.iil.'lana J l-r. Zwol'e; M'! M. Wall.
7.x ..II.
Tea-T M Elkin DuCTall: T S Ma.l-r.
S'. Jt.r- J N l'a?.:n. V!iitel:rn: J It.
W"hfcurn. Celejt. Samur Armtron. i:url-
Have Vrar Dlaaaoaws Rewet.
I:ri.k-n or worn prongs often result in
the lo.-ing of valuahV gem. Jewelry
rep.ilr!ng promptly attended to and all
work Kuniantefl by
MKIUIOI). JACCAItD & KlXrt.
Rroddnaj-. tor. I.ocu.-I.
MANCHURIA TO BE MADE
EXPERIMENTAL STATION.
I'hiaia in Test la Her ewly Rersi-
erral Territory the Weatrra Ideas
aaal MethaMls W bleb Htvien Are
I'rrtlax I'paa Her.
Tbe ReruMic tSuresti.
- Wiatt IlullJin. :tth ana I" Strt-t.
Wa-hItiston. P.pt. 11. Manchuria as a
.-i.il and ecimcmic exjwrlment Matlon in
whleh to try Vei-rn Weas and methods
on th. tTrlnce the latest proposal for
the solution of the lare problem of the
future of that vast and rich region.
Tl. proptal come from Ohltiee
so'irci-s. it i r-cognlxed that the West
ern nation, nill have a large interest in
the determination whieh hlna, rhn.II maka
as to th" future :olminl"trathiii of Man
ehuna. and epeclallv that th-y will insist
on the open tloor of comtntrce and prog
ress. If the experiment with the Intro-lurtion
of firrident il ltl"iis jtivh a uoce)s in
Manchuria, it noulil. of ciiire. mean
rapid 5jireail of th" ideas to other parts
of tho Chinese Empta.
Manchuria is lecirded a a fertile
grounl for "iic!i an rsperiment. lcau,, it
ha. In the last decade ln lnoudit '
mueh la contact with Vetm icoi;. and
method?, and has had a very accurate no
tion of We-tern civilization put in It tlur
inc the w-.r now ndlng.
I"nltel State, consul rjracey. at Xan
kinc China, reports that he has hid an
iiter-tlns conversation with Mr. Io
Ttiiie-Y.m. ChW Commvionor of the
ilureiu of Kr;ri:n Affairs' of the IJiik;
hinng l'nninc Mr !.. is a hlalily edn-cat-.l
Ch!nc Rontl'-man. a crauuate of
the MiiMIe Temple In England, and has
lecn admitted to the KtiKll-'h i'ar. He in
form. l C.iTeil "Jr.icev that he had bad
!fvral iiciions with the Vicerov re
canilnc the u'.timate fate of Manchuria
NiuM it territory he returned to China
on :h termination of the promt trouble.
Mr I-ao ha suirsjfi-ted the advisahilitv of
placing Mnnchurla In the position of an
exrerinv ntal ground.
lie rercnle the effort toward reform
which 1 lielng so strenuouly made Iy tlp
lovemment. and has suscsteil and dls
ued with the Viceroy th U"e if Man
chnrU a a testing gtctiml for thee re
forms. The reforms are. Opening the
count rv t foreign commerce, granting
minlnc and railway concessions, reforming
the judicial and monetary systems, aboli
tion of the u of torture in the court,
etc
Th" VIier.iv ConuI Crarev as. i
much impressed with thi I'Va and will
i-rolnMx memorialize the throre rgard
h; it
la flavins cfcotl Raafcs
, luu want to l" sure oit ar Betting
i latejt rt!ed 'lltloiis." You will tnak- r.o
I mistake in buvlng at i:!l's Uot-k Siore.
J 1 Otiie street.
I NO CERTIFICATES REQUIRED.
Mississippi "!iltliiii M:iv Ex
li:iim' l!MiU Without UifnYulty.
nnpfitut srcciAt..
J.ckson Mis Sent 11 --In offering oil
book In exch.tt-Bc for the new- t"t books
ajii'teil l.y the M;-!ssipni 1'nlfonn Text
llo-ik Commission th school children of
the St.te will no: in- ruiulre! tt furnish
rrtf.cat- t the effect hat the old hooka
have N-en ueeli .uV'siiitM to March. IWi.
Anroincment to thl effect is made bv
Mr.sr lavMen ir WtrJlow State le-
! porltor. and :he t-nvr addressed a cir
1 cti'ar It:r to the 2i eour.tv cer.clcs in
the Stat conve:nc tr.i in.irtnr.uon.
T!. plan to rciulr" erTttficat'. patel In
oM lV- ofT'ted for ex'hance w.- foubd
Impractical, and th's 1 the o reason for
lr jlundopnient It wa erliclnallv a.lopt-
Mia prote-tlve measure against on.1-
hrd NhjW deiler". t.ut owninc to the fact
tK-it rr.anv pun'! cruld not -ecute these
l o-rtlncates teeir fa-mr taraer nanc
I rcove.1 to rtir d:'rlrt Mr Uivtl-
on Wardlow decided to ajor.t othr
mjr to ' j"urr.vent the cond-hr.d
. del'', avi-Tc len ass'-etl by Governor
VilrJiaiin t-it hv will a-k te l.'Slsla-
tre at l" ne-t s1ot t pa a !aw mak.
l-c It a cr".rl offnv to unl-d on the
- Plat :T,c-ltcry eld chool books not le-
1 C.t!matly xchanrd, ,
'SURVEYS FOR HARBOR WORK.
Forcf to IVsin Iniprovi'iunt in
Mit.isi:piii Soon.
r.En cue spec:ai
Jack-a Mls.. Sept It-IVcrk will N
ccrr.n:r.ted durtns the .arty fall on the
lsafroTOnt of rler an-t barter, tn the
Vvavlsxlppi. as provded in the appropria
tion N!l passed at the last session ef
CoBjrr! Surreys and examination, for
this wcrk, which is prtrclpwllr for the bn
efl: cf Inland strxsma. have y complet
ed by tbe Ooen::nr.t engineers.
Kalr-siSrd allowances were rcaJe,for the
hrxrs at fiulfport. IbToxi sad rasca
twli. tN prizclpal se;vrt on tls Ml
sL:'.rl Coo.., It .- aip'cte.t tJia: at the
camlr.E es?:on of Concre. additional ap
prt'priaijlsnx rt!t he nvH whereby the
wr-rW can J:e osstlnurd. and the nvcrs anJ
harbors ct the Slate placed In tod coa-
Jlt.cn.
Wsaer
ii TnSarc Sect, tl AmSador
( Vejr.r tartsl to-day tor Pertln and Pari.
i whenre he will srtuni home en icax of
t attxxce at the ri cf twptrmber.
U Jijuujw. Jw'sau,
5f-c -c?i??S- '" ,"".
BT. XOUJB
BU81NES8 HEN8' L1A0UE OPENS
INFORMATION BUREAU OF JRADETi
LOaatiaali4liTStaai
C-aaxaBxlOpeaiagiaBwatlnrest aai MJ4ile Wert Isea
Prores Mast Saccessfal aa4 la Ezaectei ta'Caatritate 'Great
ly to CaaanMdai Develaaaaenta af Districts All Towns Re
ported in Basse Tabalated F
To cacoatrmg commercial tsamlcratkNi
to tbe Southwest and Middle West, tbe
Bustaeaa Men's Iaeaguc of this city has
adopted a novel system of furnlshlnc tab
uUted information of business openlnss
to all who desire such Information.
By obtaining tbe co-operation of many
of the leading local Anns employing trav
eling salesmen and by obtaining reports
from railroad managements, they have
succeeded In arranging a Ut of any
towns and cities throughout the districts
mentioned, where openings occur for bus
iness enterprises.
No special district is preferred or ad
vanced, nor will the League advise mer
chants and manufacturers as to the com
parative value of any two points. The
body slmplv furnishes an authentic and
reliable report cf env business chance at
any point, thereby alJirg In the building
up of the Southwest. . ,.
Chairman Ed Uevoy stated yesterday
that the work was one of the tbcsi sen
sible and practical ever undertaken bv tba
league, and that the result?, now tabu
lated In th information bureau of the
body, had been received with general sat
isfaction and hod already contributed
Greatly towards the devclcprsent of inanj.
-points In the surrounding States, us well
as in Missouri. , , -
Salesmen making reports included those
of the Hamilton-Brown. Tennent. Peters.
Drown, and Werthelmer-Swart shoe
companies, the Slever Bros. Coffee Com
pany, the Glescke-D"Oench Shoe 'Com
pany, the Cartoon. Hargadine-McKlt-ttick.
Fcrguson-McKInney and IHoe-Stlx
Drv Ooods ccmpanles. th Nlcho'as
Seharf Orocerv Compiny and the Blard
Weten Coffee" Comuiny. hoj.ld.-s the Sin-n-.ons
nndNorell-ShapIetgh Hardware
cempanles. . . ,
Many citizens n the district, hear ng or
the movement, volanteerr.1 valuable ln
forrratlon. 1. W. Luderman of EI Carnpo.
Tex., and F- M. Light of Steamboat
Springs. Tex., have ben active in this
vrork. The Krlc Iiallroad irompanr lias
teported many valuable opening, mid the
general passenger a"nts of Western
road have printed notices of th bureau
on their circulars and have ret their im
migration agents to inr.kiu report.
Tabulated reports of scm buinexs
openings, as prepsrtd by the leaitue. fol
io': Atahxrea Arrml.I. I-'", rrccery: iJJt Hir
minaham. .. setieml ttor.
Anzona-lTexott. .1'0. exclusive boot ard
shoe store. ...
Arkansas A rsnta. li". clothing store:
Pentonx ill, i""'. cannlnc factoiv, rx sn.t
b-nel factorv: rl!-:e. S. renerat merclian
ill'e soo-J.. hiiulle .otton. Utluers. -. rfn
era! store; Forest City, 2.0. n-.rrrantil-tlmt.er
un.1 cotton reglcu: tlre-n Forest. . ofi bricic
manufaciurinc plant, marble yard, wazan fac
tcrv. c.M storage, ice r!ar.t. electric Ilsm
plant: Joaesboro. T.-X). geneial aiercbamlise
and manufactu-iiix u timber: Mn-runelh
Swires. TtT. cotton mill, spike and hanll
ficto.V; MctSehee. J. drv sols. hcs and
rK-thipg; Pncahonta 9T. bub and hand.e and
ear.nl-g factorr. sfok and tae factcrj-; sei
tLniri near la-slle. Aft. l': r-B'Ml iner
chxn l!se- Mxrlarrs. Z?. Ktmcery rStabltheT'
iwrlte M y, Fnrdi.
Callfomla-Chleo. S"l. department ftre:
Sonora. s.tt. shoe stoie.
Cidorado PaonU. -.". seneral store and Im
plercents; Stoimt.iat Srrln.s. S.M. wli ilesale
amrerv or luudmare iwrlte P. M. IJht.
norida-K.y West. JT."-V; k-j1 fr all busi-
nee.
:-org!i-Atlanta. 1-vt.iW: anv line
WhlRham.
1 wW. emeral store and r':ri'y
Inlian Tfrr:t-ry A.'a. 3.i. earning
fac-
tore tili'L i!ant. coucn mm. ran uo-
tlle
fsctorv. wagon and hub. handle factory: ' -;Il,n"
li" aneral storo: Ctiiemcr. lv: anv bufi-..-.:
Irant. 3.0'. cotton sin. sr-oke factoiv.
hotel. .-ra-hu-. rhalr factor : luirtln. .
hardware: Francis. 4.. rn-rl rtore and hard
ware: Cram. ?0. stave, box and excelsior fac-torl.-.
..tl-mltls. hardware, -tore, hctel: Ilallej
IIle. -.. hanln-re: I!nnetta. 1.3. mer
cantile; Ilus... !.i .rnh-g rt7'J?,n
wlrlesate hrus-. ;::k-)-. !..". flo-ar mill,
saw- mill. f..ur..lr brick faM..rj stave an I
barrel factorr. canning factory: Okeaiah. !
WILL EXAMINE THE DEEDS
TO FRATERNAL SANITARIUM.
;eaeral Caataalllee Aaisolats Jaa-
eoaiatlttee ta J la Las Vegas, X.
Rn ! Oses Hospital
A short mooting of the corrmlltce repre
senting the fraternal societies of the
country and the National Fraternal Sani
tarium Association was held at the South,
em Hotel yesterday afternoon. Several
subcommittees were appoint, d to lormu
Lite plans and thrash nut details for the
niana'emvnt of the r.mltarium.
The Sanitarium Commit tee. comnnrcd of
W K. Eidson of St. leouis. president 6V
the assieviatlot:: Doctor H. A. Wainer of
Topeka. K.is.. and Charles A. Pip. r of
Chicago will depart for I.-is Vecis. X. M..
lo take posx-sston f the proptrtv d-ele.
to the association by the Santa Fe Rail
way Jnd to opt-n It. Tills committee will
have for it consideration Mime modifica
tions in the deed to the property. Theso
mollifications will be made. Mr. Eidson
sild vesttnlay. and then the sanitarium
will lie thrown open for patients.
It lias te-cn decided to have tents, but
no definite ruling has been made as to
what kind of tents will be Wight. Mr.
Kid son said that many societies would
buy and furnish tent, but the nrijorlty
would lie purchased out of the general
s-um that will be raised shortly.
After the modifications to the deed have
lieett made the committees representing
the fraternal organizations have been au
thorized to lue official calls to raie the
money to purchase the tents. Xo plan
for rais-ins the money has been decid
ed on.
FIVE SITES ARE OFFERED
FOR STATE SANATORIUM.
Casaatlilee .lasses) to Cbseswe Crwaad
far Taberealaals Hospital Care
tally I'aaalderlarc Seleetlaa.
Tie selection of the site for the State
Sanatorium for Tuber.iiIols patients has
Ik en po-tisine-l from September IS to Sep
tember on account of one of the rom
mlttesni'ii not being ab to lie present.
Doctor MrEiwce of Xo. 121 XortJa Grand
axnuc. who Is a member of the com
mittee said
"Mount Vernon nas offered us Ave .sites
from which to make our .lction. Ther
are several things wMch must be taken
under careful consideration in selecting
the site for an Institution of thU kind.
The first Is ample ground fcr the present
building and for future buildings. Sec
ond, the building must he protected on
the north by either a hill or a forest, as
the patientswlll sleep out of doors.
Three of the sites eifferrd us are thus
rrotertcd and there Is plenty of ground.
t Is difficult to estimate th value of such
an Institution to the State.
"Just as soon as wc can get the people
to realize fully that tuberculosis can hi
cured by the open-air and rest cure, the
mortality will decrease ard the State will
save hundrrds of d:!!ars. '
Uhlle lava Are! In V lark
Vl. tlie bautlful Jewelry and art as
rooms of Mermod, JaecaroJ King, at )
Fifth ate (bet Mth and 3Tth sts). You
will lie cordially welcome.
WORKMAN KILLED BY BEAM.
Iron itinW ri-h !.if Out of
.loliti l.rcininnn.
John llreimann. X year old. an Iron
worker, was almost Instantly killefl yes
terday a;ierr.o.in at Bo!e avenue and
Olixe Jrt bv an Iron beam, which fell
on htm nhl fce was working on a n-w
bulMlns. HI body wis taken to the
morgue ..
Jnwpa K-cenbutz of No. SiC Missouri
avenue and George Klrchner of Xo. VA
rurry stre.t wltneed the accident and
trW io save B-eimar.n. but failed.
raaetkiag Isalag at 13th as laserisl.
leook for the name of Wm. H. tee o
Wholesale Liquor Dearers. at lt:-lll Lo
rut at. near Twelfth O. I C, and OM
Crow Whiskeys and all kinds of Liiuort,
CATHOLICS CHOOSE BUFFALO.
Antony Mat re of St. Louis on
x'oruiiiittce.to Arrange Iate.
CtnclnraN. O S-vU 11. At an executive
session of the National Poxrd cf Atn'rican
Federatl'-.n of Catholic aVvcjeOe-. held here
ic-day. .t was decide.! to hoM the neat
rational nesting t Buffalo, elthsr neat
spnas or seat winter.
A cemitnittee. composed of Archbishop
M.aer cf Milwaukee. Rtshcp McFaut of
Tr-oton and Apto" Matre ef St. laouax.
narr.e-i to confer with the Klshop of
Iiufaka a tc s. suitable time.
ji i Willi
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: TUESDAY.
r-e- ' ,e
C Benarts. Bhawiaff
mtrtsattts; Obmalgae. S.U1 encr.-SMd en mllL
caoalEg Csctorr. lour mill, hardware, noul:
Otrasau. m. teaeral store. brSckrara: KaBulpa.
.. hotel, brick and cement factorr. founlnr
aad tool factorr: mllia. i.sMl rannlnc fac
tory, lee olant. car Ha aesOc! tadly: Mttat-aok.
1.W. arr bisrtaraa. aew town: 8tonwa!!. .
hardware. TaA. BH. cotton cin. ficur and cora
ineal mills, agricultural ur.paitBtr.ta. mercan
tile, drugs, hardware, fura.ti.rr. suillntr. dry
good, horoeas abos. shorograpbtr. hotel: Tul
sa. .. 'bus and brick slant, xrhlcls tao
tary and dlatriaattng hour: Vtalia. ..
brick aad t'U slant. Iron foucdrr. aah and
door factorr. woolen and cottot mills, mattress
factorr. mercantile business: Waoanueua. !.).
hardware or general stora: Weieetka. !.
bustarcs college, nanlle. brick and laskrt. sorg
hum. escbMor factories, chair, handle and
hoop factory: Westville. l.ws. rsanine fac-tc-ry.
stoke and handle ractcrv. stave anj lx.
wood Bbei. resscnt. clxar. steam laundry, mat
tress, furniture, grocerv. etc.: Wetiuaka. lw.
fcardwarc: Wewoka. 3M. hardware.
Kansas-Attica. 3a hardware: Augusta. t.So.
plant, steam laundry, waterworks, ranning
tory. brick riant, cold storage: Atlanta.
ass. elevator and turnlture store: 'offe3-ll!e.
I&Sub, bask and wallpaper sMre; Cberryxale.
5.s. factories any kird rmt Scott. ll.'.
smelters and car reducing machinery, cold stor
age and Ke plant: lo:irgtcn. 1,v. s.-e and
gents' fumlshlas atoie. Wr.te J. ". ItaSer:
Itutchinrcn. Z.K. hardware; La Ocne. I.il.
nrs-c'a-s ranrlrg facte ry: lati. . whoiesxle
poultry ard pr.sluce -o.npan t tin. quarries here
to woik: Lvens. z.to'. n.am laundry: l"recoit.
3e. vanning fa.f-: Werllcg. -.. excla!e
shoe store ta- sli-e -tore lwrr): Sjtacuf. ".
grneral strre: V:nnl.J. S. baper rlaut. can
ning factcr-. rm;nt plant, bricx janl.
Kentucky Oilte Hi'!. iCvfl. aaoc store, ncn?
here.
UKilslana Alexandria. :.. Oentlle depart
ment store. ,.atr SJu.imj: llabin House. ZV".
M!erf ii-jtil-O-ahoim. SO. tenrral merhan
diae; CUrksilale. :.'. eeneral merchandise.
IIm.m1; Columbia, lisi. scnrrpl mrchandle.
Iutiilsr. itirpentine. fruit, trucis farm-. :c :
Cushtusa. :.'. g'l irercant'.Ie. stand, tine farm
ing lan!s: llattlesiibrs. T.V. gfncral t;.rt.
most piospeious town In S-iate; Laurel. T.'.V.
Srmral Mere, pn-tuct. cotton, lumler. tur
pentine an.1 wool. etc. I.'ila. -in. ceneral n "
chande; Tvlertown. t. c.n.ral ai.ne. write
Jrsee Connerly: Var.jj. ;.r. hotel, best epen
Ics In State.
Mlr-ouri-Bell.lower. t'l. drue rto'e. dry
gt-ois and arocrrb.: Caruthersll!e. 4."). re
tsll groceries: i:!aa. znb. an bHlns. lira
town: llauniral. 1C.--0. s:.erie. butcher sli. p:
llennatase. a.. cm-rat tore: llbco. i. all
klihls. new- losn; KUdar. V). central :or-;
l-itbror. l.yy -ental n.rrbanl!c: Mariib.
i.rp. good cenral etrre: Mart lew. . n
en.1 store: Monett. E.'. farcv rroc-iv sioi:
Ivtosl. IZ. general rtor: ttolla. -.;.. fan.'r
artsrv st"re and inatket: i!ee!ille. T. eaa
ning factorv Wtnston. K. cemral store.
Montana lUd Keck. V. rn.rul store.
New Mexico Silver City. J.tfv. American rra
eral merchandise store.
Ok'alioma Terrltor- A!tu. I.iv e'rcttlc
lisht plant, ic- plant. hrUkjard. le.tfia
e-mpref: Atrerlta. il- retail banlnare store:
lassie. W. nnr.iwarc ar.d LunlemeMs. Iilatk
weil. 4.lv. hofl. brick plant. IsunI mill. psfsT
null. pins. wurL. lile faetory. e-mnt
worc: 1ieenn. t'. banltrare: Helena. l.e.
haninare snd Imt-le'iiente; til-s-ne, l... e'ee-trie-lixht
plant, brie!: faeiory. dru,i store;
Owl. !;. general store and hardware: lnc.
Citv. ."tfaO. F. M. Iiuncrn w-vnta to .ell: lt?e
xeli. J). Iiardware and Implements: Antlr-'-l.
tv. hanlware an I iTpiement": tJterlitis. ?v.
cenrrni ster;: Mar-. aeneral nierehandlfe;
Mroud. l.J-s). fl.ur n:lll.'creamry. electric sraln
elevator, water works: Thoma. barilwarc and
Implements; Voo.tward. ".'. hardware.
Oregon Sabni. li).vJ. hoe store.
Tenneiste Sliaron. I,c. seneral store.
Texas-Alb.. M. senrral ttcre; l!arr-. VK
general mreli.wdire: "orrti Chrl'tl. electr'c
railway, canning and sickling riant: roilon.
tr.tX cannlns factor", o-a and trate factory,
brick tilar.t. lime and cement plant, ts.tfjn fac
torv and mancrarturli'r cf ducklrn. tents,
awnlnss. grain bi?s. Kl Campo. 2.''. lnk.
rlee mill, canrlrc facton-. icai:ut mill, stcaai
laundry, lee. light ard water plant: Mcla-an.
Ji. liatdwsre; Oicbard. b. dty goo.1 store,
crocen- stole, haidnare: excellent mning fcr
K.M.I "farmers and truck -ardener.: Richmond.
.. rution gin. laundry, wagon shop, dty
:mx Isikerx- and confectionery: San Ar.tor.l-.
K."i. t-aindns factory, creamery, cotton ard
. film milts, sco. Intel, eolt storage plxnt:
Vermu. ".. tj-T mil:-, straw board and w.il
cloth nidi, cotton mill: Waco, ivr-a. news
pater, cotton mill, lrrltutiuu plant would da
well, wh.ilesule dry goo-Is.
CONGRESSIONAL ASPIRANTS
IN TERRITORY PERPLEXED.
C'oateat Oxer Separate ar Single
Statehood Makes Assassefiseati
Rather Hlsky.
RKPCnLIC SPECIAL.
Mnskngce. I. T.. Sept. II. Following the
annotinceii'et.t of the Supreme Election
Hoard of the proposed Stat of Sespiovah
that tJw political parties were entitled to
make nominations for Congressmen to be
voted upon at the coming Constitutional
Convention, has come a gcoi deal of -peculation
as to what will ho done.
This Is. of course; a separate 8tite
move in the strictest sense of the word.
K. I. Williams, who is the Democratic
National Committeeman for Indian Terri
tory, and P. I- Sopor, who holds the same
hc-noe lor the Republicans, are both single
State advocates. The question is whether
they will call p. convention to nominate
candidates under tho existing circum
stances. Hut the speculation does not stop there.
It l a etuestlon whether or not the dej-Ire
of the many candidates for Congress, who
are lurking In every nook and comer of
Indian Territory, will pa's up the chance
for a nomination Just be cause it is a sep
arate etatehood move. If they chance to
favor the single State plan. They fear
mat. should separate statehood fail, to be
nominated for this election would hurt
their chance of getting a nomination un
der slnglo statehood.
On the other hand. Ihey real'ze that
even In event of failure of separate state
hood, the machine now forming Is more
than likely to control the politics of In
dian Territory in the future, and they can
not well affcrd to run counter to the sep
arate State sentiment on that account.
This applies to iMjth Republicans as well
as Democrats.
Neither Pliny Soper nor Kob Williams
appeared In Muskogee during the four
weeks the Constitutional Convention was
en. Their rea-ons for this were ample.
Take Beleber Water Bataa.
Fourth .trcct and Lucas avenue.
OIL AS FUE.L FOR WARSHIPS.
British Admiralty Complete Iligh
ly Satisfactory Tests.
Londop. Sept. 11. ExhauMlve experi
ments with the u.e of oil ax a fuel on
hattl'shlps have proved so satisfactory
that the llritiaii Admiralty has ordered
the erection of a great oil-storing depot
at 1M mouth, with Jetties, at which tank
steamers cun moor.
It is understood that stores of oil will
be established at mot of thi home ports.
RED MEN MEET IN NASHVILLE.
Several Iluniln-d IMcgntes Pres
ent at First Ses-ion.
Xnshvllte. T.nn.. Sept. It. The forty
fourth ses-enn of the tlrand Council of
I'nlled St 'to. Improved Older of Red
Men convened at the State capital her
to-.-Uy with several hundred delegates
.present from every State in tne union
ana ureal incononee. j-mn . ,nvr.
Norfolk. Va.. In the chair.
'To-day's session was devoted principal
ly to organization and addresses.
Tbe riaro for l-tattaa
Acy description: lithographing; binding.
CltLELEY PRIXTERT OF ST. leOUXaV
m. 3. Harbaugh. President.
Taak.Paah Cart Carry Bexety.
Policeman W. A Murphy of the Cr.trat
District vesterday afternoon arrestnl at
No. T ftprjee street Anaatasios Metro
bulas on complaint of William Ferris of
Second and North Market streets. Frrri"
charges that Metrobulas broke into his
plai-e and to 3 pounds of peanuts, a
rack cf charcoal, a small scale, a box of
candy and a pssh cait. Some cf the stolen
pr-perty was recovered and Is hM as evi
dence against Metrobulas.
-What's the Caw Advertlalasr
Simply tell the people where they -an
get O. F C. Whiskey and they will do the
bocstinc Kveryw, nere.
Ta Opea PMs far Meals.
Bids will le opened in tbe office cf John
P. Ikvyce. Comrr.lssicr.er of Suppllee. at
noon to-dav. for three months" meat sup
plies for the city institutions the C.ty
llcsplta:. Jail. HoiieC of ircfuse. Wcrk
hous. Quarantine . Insane AfIum, Ioor
l.ouse. F;nule Hospital. Emergency Hos
pital No. : and the City Hospital. It Is
estimated that the aggregate fresh meats
and rsorka to be usert ounnx i- mr-
lor.ths from SeDteather 3 to
December
win amoast to SILO- pounds.
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worn woodeta.
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Ziur silverware is the
vy torr or made to onr orders, and every piece bears oar name. Merwmt
Jaccard & King? a positive guarantee of quality aad valae, back of which
out standing, our reputation aad our money.
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Tne prices we ass: are xuc wwesi t-u. gw v ucu
and pnt on the market for. And. furthermore,
assortment is the largest
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to anr out-of-town a-l-
-e ilree
we nid send our eata-
loX of diamonds, watches .iiver
waie and other fiie goo.li r'KKrl.
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PLAYED
TO MAN WITH A ROLL
Jlitkey Ryan. In .Tail. Bewails
Fate That He Iid Not Know
Helpless Stranger Had 1.000
Hill.
"When I get out of here I'm going to
get some huky guy to Lent my head ofr
with a ball iiat."
"What fer. Mickev? Ha- something
gone wrong wld yor? ,
They were in the tame cell at the Four
Courts.
The man addressed ns Mickey was the
notorious Mbkov Jlyan. who has been In
the Penitentiary twice. His neck and face
bear ghanttv scars, renindets of a fierce
light h-i had several vtarj ago. He got
out of the Penitentiary two months ago.
after serving a terra for larceny.
The either nun was Parker II. Wood,
alias "Wack Paddy." who told Assistant
Chief of Detectives Kccly yesterJay that
he wns a "yegaman."
Mickev- was bewailing his fate because,
he learned after bolnjr arrested that he
had been playing the good Samaritan to
a man with a S1.C0 bill in his pocket.
Think of me picktn' him un so easy
and nice, and never knowln that li had
that biff bill stowed away in bis pocket,
wailed Mickey.
About 1 o'clock yesterday nfternoon
Policemen Frank ami Canlillon found
"Mickev" holding a man whi rave his
name n's Alex. Heinrieh. The man was In
toxicated and had fallen twice. Mickey
had picked lilm up.
The policemen recognized Ryan and be
lieved nt once that he was trying to rob
the oilier man. They took both to the
Four Courts.
"Why. I didn't know whedder he had a
'tousand or n penny." " dcclareel Mickey
to Assistant Chief Kecly. "1 saved him
from rnurderin" hitr.elf. tlat's all. He was
fallln' down an' buttln' his head agin de
t-ldewalk." . , .
"So vou didn't look to see whether he
had atiy money in his pocket?" asked the
' "N. sir: 1 didn't." replied Mickey. "1
Je' wanted t-r keep hint from murderln
himself. Pat's all."
BURGLARIES ARE CLEARED.
Two Negroes Admit Hobbing
West End Hollies.
Jacob I'lnnlx. n negro, arrested jestcr
dav. and Janus Crenha'-. t:ikn into cus
tody Satiird.iv. in confessions to Chief
tM-smond vsi.-ri.iy niornltig cleared up
several burglary mysteries.
The tn m -! entered til" homes or
IPilert Skininr. No. W Vernon avenue;
Joerh llii'toti. Xo. 421-. Ve.t Itelle place.
and Mrs. l-iiora Shelley. No. MOttat
oner place.
IMiouis confese, that he al"i broke
Irto the home of Theodor- Kaibfell. the
Republican tsi'ltlcian. at No. 413 Elmbank
avenue, last June.
OLD CHEMICAL ENGINE SOLD.
A'turatus W' in Fire Depart
ment Servii-e 1!4 Years.
On or the oM-ttrr.e cV-nlrn! engines of
the Fire Department was sold yesterday,
under the direction of Chief Swlngley nml
Commisl"er of Surplies Jrhn P. ltovce.
to R. DauJicr A- Son. "econdhand dealers
at No. 4-e jjout'i Four'h street, for 17i-
The engine had hen In service in SL
lytils for twentv-four year, and was sta
tioned In Caror.dclet
Fallre Oseralars Transferred.
harle. Kallrmyer. 'or three and a half
vcar telephone eijerstor at the ETghth
IMst-ict Police St.itloa. has teen trans
ferred to the Four Tirts In the same es
tacltv Ot-eratnr 1'. t.r Campion of the
(.Central Ihstrlrt cee. to tr,e tsgntn ana
Edward J. ttcran. ir .n-i "."
erator at the t-acieg -t,.,fe at th. tour
YOU'LL BE CURED
o:
any ailment of the atsiach. User.
els mr Kldaesa very qulcxiy ir
vou'll only rei-ort to tbe Bitters at the
first aymptonv Thousands have found
this true during the past Stly sewra,
HOSTETTEB'S
STOMACH BiTTEIIS
should therefore have a permanent place
In every home because it is absolutely
safe and can be relied on In cases of
ladtge
t..ea
leafsbaea mm T
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What We Ask for It.
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best every piece of it is either made ia oar owa fac-
and finest in America.
MoiMAY. ema liwst.
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Court., his been sent to the City Ilall.
Kallmevcr will prcsido over the tracing
desk. He is one of the oldest and best
operators, in pe'Hee aervicc.
CRAPS MAY HAVE LED
TO YOUTH'S SUICIDE.
Boy's Father Caa Attrlbate Thlo
laase Only far Presamed Self-De-
Btraetloa af Eaall Kraaasaeller.
Emll Krorimnellcr. IS years old. of No.
Ut Resale avenue, died at the City Hos
pital a short time after his arrival yes
terday from the effects of morphine pois
oning. The young man is believed to have
taken the drug with suicidal Intent.
John Shea, a teamster of No. 101 Walton
avenue, found Kronmuellcr lying uncon
scious in the b:d of an old wagon that
stood In an open lot in the rear of his
home. Beside the unconscious form was
found an empty phial that once contained
morphine. The discovery was made by
Shea at s n. m.
Shea summoned two physicians for the
young man. and he received prompt med
ical attention. He was then removed to
the City HcspitaL where he died a few
hours later.
Relnhold Kronmuellcr. his father, who
lives at No. 4344 Lee avenue, wept bitterly
when told of his son's1 death, lie said ha
could give no reason why tho young man
had taken his life, unless It was because
he bad censured him for shooting craps.
Young Kronmueller was an employe of
a butcher In the neighborhood of his home,
and his parents stated that he earned good
money and gave to them his monthly sal
nry. His father stated that his son was
an obedient boy. but that he had a fond
ness for shooting craps.
September Blrthatoath Blag-a.
Solid gold rings, set with the September
tm-thstoncs ("sapphires"), from Sa.W up
AT MERMOD. JACCARQ & KING'S.
(Mail orders filled.) Broadway, cor. locixst.
Verdict la Baaaway AerJdeat.
After hearing the statement of Mrs.
Mamie Luckie of No. 3MS Bernard street,
the Coroner yesterday returned a verdict
of accident In the rase of Frank Reck
mann. who was killed last Friday In a
runaway at Scania n avenue and Watson
road. Mrs. Luckie was visiting, at tho
home of her sister. No. 3C Scan-in ave
nue, and was the only witness.
Fear Appolntateala File.
Two appointments In Street Department,
one at the Workhouse and one in the Fire
Department were filed with the City Reg
ister yesterday. They arc: V. Wells and
John Seupe rt. inspectors In tho Street De
partment: William Grebe, a guard at the
Worklious.. nn-1 Edward J. Ilogan. aa
operator :n the Fire Department.
The Bert Hoeatfer Medicine
wwwdftwwiftd
$22.00
va B.
SEPTEMBER
TllttT IrTlCES. UtnmiWUkmi
I KACE aad COMFORT are Bbsw S Caaat SnasaWW Bsa
A FfrtC3ana Caanr ngaaw ff
try irauOf.
t .jaia-
F. R. HICK MCKCANTILB CrCAH CO., 4R. LchjIs
3 e'"i.- --! rf?i'
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, i.-'- rfUxA' 'eiial
j .. m piwwvn.
we wish to say that oar
Bridal Chests
of Solid Silver
This iae silk linen and
brafsS-BaOBBted eak case,
fitted with (9) pieces of oar
fine solid silver, as saowa fey
illnstratioB.
SJxTi
OaWCVHaBI
OaroSagar!
aupiaKattcrKaifel
We also have capes and chests of
solid silver In a great variety of
styles and sizes, from a silk or
leatherette ease with one pieco
of solid sliver for 14.00. to a largo
oak cnest containing several hun
dred pieces at l.25.e.
Hera Ara a Few af Thfi
ir erfrtan"
pattern,
case.
IS pieces.
la sllk-llned
Oyster r ha Onr "Chryawntbo
mum" pattern. IS pieces. In sllk
llned case. Plata SBUM
Baalllaa Saaanaa Our Can
brldge" pattern. IS piece. In sllk
llned case. Prtro SUMS
trrawtre gpasaa Oar "CromwelT
pattern. 15 pieces. In sllk-llned
case. Price SZMB
MayaaaaJao Se Solid silver bowl
and ladle: bright finish, with
headed border; S pieces la sllk
llned case. Prtro S1XS
Salad Set Solid silver spoon and
fork (largo alao for serving).
gatd-lmed bowl aad tines: piecea.
in sak-Uaaa um. rnr i
c KING
W M all .nil ttealMiM iiij.1. i
s
ILf aili
telfsbews erders arsf
u with the uoderrtasding mat at
not sattsfactorjr you may rrtara sad
we will rafuod mosey.
J
COWTDEWES HIM LICENSE.
Florissant Salooakeeper'a Appli
catioa Objected to by His Fellawa
Casper II. Ronsiek. a sakinnhssisi In
Florissant, yesterday was denied a license,
by tho' St. Louts County Court to con
tinue bis business. His present Mcsnoo la
about to expire, and Ronsiek Sled another
petition and a bond with tho court, hat
ooia were rejectee.
The rejection wa made oa tho
mendatloB of Judge John Wlethaupc. who
lives ia nonssani. wao alleged mat jiob
slek's plaea had not been properly coa
ducted. Ronsiek to said to bo one of tho toaatjr
saloonkeepers who failed to obey Gover
nor Folk's lid order. As Florissant to
further out than tho St. Louis polio nas
ally travel, be had nothing to fear from
that source. County Deputy Sheriaa avado
several visits to the place, but luck usu
ally favored Ronsiek and they failed to
get evidence against him.
The other saloonkeepers In Fletoanat.
who obeyed the lid order and kept their
places closed oa Sunday, protested and
one of tho results was the rejection off tho
license yesterday.
sT.LOscowrYNrrES.
The County Coort yesterday aceoatad
the reslgnatloa of James ConnaT of
Merameo Tuwnahlp and appointed John
W. Gudermath la bis stead. The resag
natlon of ET If- Hockemeyer. Justlc ef
the Peace at Ballwin. was accepted, aad
Ferd Frana appointed la his place. Beth
resignations were voluntary, neither In
cumbent caring to continue ia ofaoo.
Marriage licenses were issued la Clay
ton to George C. Spalding or Chicago aad
Agnes EL Andreas of SL Louis. Howard
C. Kyle and Evelyn U Mead of St. Louis.
Harry M. Cross of St. Louis and Mary
IL Smith of Omaha. Iaawrenc H. O'Brien
of Maplewood and Zel-mla Hubert of Mat
tese. and to Charles W. Hard of East at.
Louis and Lulu Hicks of No. 3B Boath
Broadway.
Probato Judge G. A. Wwrderaaa yes
terday ordered that SwOtt be set apart
this year for tho support of the four
eiaugliters of Ernest W. Waraeld. tho
I'l'.viiin bnnker who died about two
months ago. in lieu of all provisions. Tbe
oldest euugmer. XHlve. is is years ara.
Tl--e- have a nurse, a governess aad two
servants.
Chief Sssaacley To
A new track for the llro Depnrtayat
was tested yesterday by Chief Swiaatey
und Commissioner of Supplies Boyco and
accepted. Tbe truck was bought from
the Amerlean-Ln F"Comrny J ;
lira. N. T- and cost . The true will
be used by Cbmnany No. 43 at No. 3Z
North Kkuja Hafhway boulevard.
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