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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1905.
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You Will Need
A Dress Suit if yon
are to attend the
Veiled Prophet's Ball.
If you have none, or
if your old one n ceds
to be replaced, 'we
think you will do well
to order one without
delay, as October 3d
is drawing near.
Dress Suits to order
$50.00 and pward-
"We Made Your Father's Clothes."
Mills & Averill
Broadway and Pine.
: CONRAD'S I
! DELICATESSEN l
6!8 LOCJST ST.
9 32 kM or Sloan ii Hit ttfiilunL a
n 'Wring Stlad, per round Me
ii ax' val, per pound .-we
r I'oiatei rquvtte5. per doz-n . .."Me
1 J!o i j-for' Ch -". Jit jiound 4
MATTHEWS'
FALL HATS.
700 PINE ST.
Is Your Roof Leaking?
aie'a-Ii: r.r rir-ins M:KR Ml".
!' f r -r warrant-! eld roofi re. ceierM
e 1 ma-- ' rood us !- Wtl's or call t--
- Asb'-nos Mfg and 1!ocSi. Co.. 2vl-ii
rr M Ixiuls Mo.
iUPHWOK "IO HOT SPKINOS
'or ln'iiti 'ism and stiff Joints ar-t-aullslit
Initio, and dr brat trratmrata.
Il . ", . V " tlti. II Ifjl Cll r .t
t Ii- j - 9 1 -,urs I ntli P a m. and frm I
I I r t h n
Inr amhiilanrr la fur hire at fsular
r r ,.! 'vilir I-I'll fit J destitute.
TAPE-WORM
alt ill M
sii an t.
- ,r Vitmlff 4nr Ik-ckforSertairiv.
cl k4I JlI.KC.,.Irt.Hlr-t Wi M.
7f
BIDS FOR SETTLING BASILS.
IJeard f i'ulilii' Improvements
NN ill "niiler Letting; I'oiitnn-t.
x:ni.usli the question was con-
! '. n- a lion .! taken by th
-osrl of Public Improi. m.-nts j -
t- ' toward 'citing the contra-1 for
' . . g trie two settling Lain .tl
Nun f Hoik. A a meeting
.1 i lh-k thi murmi.g thu sub-
lll 1 .llscu"1 i;i v anil it Is
' i itht that an un lerai.it I:-g will 1-
bed It H said tliat th- l,il. in ni
-u.,,11. ire am! igut-u- as to the t-:ms
p,nlon of th- "it !ni-or hiii
n asked The enclneer i estimate for
i w .rk is at-out 5"0."
IL.tri Wall fur a lark; Ttira
r ra , you alx-vo otir fallows Si!i.-c
- wn tii k !.t tli.- mm nn i.in ! I ,m;-
rt i .ini: aromnt io-l.i' wltli th
u Till- Trust Cotnp.ir i:U!ii!i an-1
Kt trvot. with $!.' or mor-
- J b-ill.l up surplua that tll -n-i
. mu to takf" .iilvantacu of opjnir
nitlos ami orofot u aciint tr.t;for-
- r We pa Z tr ont t'er ninum.
litl t-1-- .1 ir Cnll nc wtt- for
' .r itifi rination On! imi; Impart
! ! ;" r MmiiSitx i:r.ni until
lri-tl ! i:n.l l.lfr In VII.
i-ltic a k'n Into trlpi- X'.amt- K-?n-
. No ? N-'rth Ti-n -jci '"-il trrt
!- nw- am! a!tcnt'nl (i hatiK li'r-
f I-. a .11 at th I- t -n -tr-T p!ii
ii1 n f--t-, a. o-" u c h 1 --,i
!! i' !'!:' U" -J'nt .1 f,llt -Tt -
-. Mi 'm' t ' '" 1- N
t- Kt tnk'ir no ' ---.I A
k- ! a i 1 - t t- th
WELCOME WORDS
TO WOMEN.
Womrr. " bo uSr Ith dlonJrr pea-
ir to Uu'lr " houl5 w rlto to I)r. l'!rc
nu rvolo Ire thn .lvlc of ;hyic!n
' over lortv -rTj'Tioiic kilic'
and uc-vi?u1 pcilit In the dIiM
-if women. Ktrv lo:t-r ha tho airtt
ari'ta! consk!ritlo:j erKl U nvarJol
irrrsily coniiiicntlai tnnr -t'tislth e!y
t .tt wos'.rn nr'i fully to Dr lle
(ik! th urouW lirsn'- fn-ni tcIHc to
tfcr r iocl phTsi-lan. 'I h Itvat phy!c!n
i prvttv nsr tD .i)- that h cannot ilu
snThl". n-'thout an ,iaxtnat-.n. Dr.
f'trr. hi;J Hint thr- U!:atfijl ara
'nit n. ar c"r.-rlly nr0!v and that
--. S33U. riccp: la rare cv-. Jii)uU
sn.t to th-'ni.
!r rsr' !rfc2-nt curr ta tho
rrvcj- of rocr hoai. lit "Fatcrl"
ervvnption h.i cutvJ hnndrixi of
tiiirhi of MiJ cai-. It 1 th on!y
foitcliio o: 11 Ui'vd that ! th ppfoct
an alartv riUuatnl pnv:-san jaj
v.a-crJ,'UJou. medic
iK'.e dealer ait onrr
roa a uttl-
tut. rKia't
taWelt. ivn't
trifle w.th
your health.
!.totr R.V.
rce. Huualo.
Y.. U hit
vie and b
U Vcnf.irs. cf
irr-r. Csv.O.
I ! TSVlT-i
ll-s ;te""! :-"e- A
crlr. W i"e dolur bfi.
coaU PCI tT?t tu
tar- with
OR rrcrSpi cf T. c.-ec-t
sj.tr.;. to par r'rft
w wj'i : - act sa-
.U-asJ - poI-l.-t-ral copy oT Or i"crtr '
reat :-tasw bocV. "The Coaxon
-- Med'ca! A'ivt-T Cr. fcr 31
tar.-s the aie In c--th "Wndfti". Ad
.r Dr. K. V. I'krc. MaSaio. N- .
ji-TV TBCinciaaiLiiit.uiiM
,IJJi25Sa. WLL5. rtr-t jm- P T '' l
VAesT R. V. V 'f.f over year
.-Sts-
.Ma fcoltatcC. tu: icr raaaro.
l.Ht p!U. I !tii &(. l: ci CTt t
si.s ta a ccrat"- vsr ' " ieravi-
4f?
&
aKa VlC
4vay d
. r-- . r well
, f Mr. T
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ASKS RECEIVER FOR
MAIL ORDER CONCERN
Stockholder Alleges, Mismanage
ment, Claiming Firm Lost
!6S,000, and That It Has Goae
Out of Business. ,
Janes H. Christopher applied to the Clr
ctill Court yesterday to have a. receiver
appointed for the Klltse-Druaasonil Mer
cantll. Company. TJie company aa or
ttaniscd February 3. lSJS. with a capiul of
4J.0W. to to a mail-order business. The
assets now consist. It Is stated, of Cll
and an asset said to be worth net in ex
cess of tlO.090. It is also claimed that
the directors are personally liable on cer
tain stock.
The directors are given at James T.
Drummond. Charles R. Drummond. W. I
Kline. Edward Westen. IV. B. Woodward.
K. H. Kastor. William SI. Byrne. Brain
ard Allison. J. H. Woolbtlnck. F. L. Luth.
Jacob Oppcnhctmer. Matthew Courtney
and James W. Baker.
They, with the exception of Woodward,
were the incorporators of the company,
and al'-o its first itoard of Dir-ctors. it
Is stated. Th late V. II. Woodward,
father of W. B. Woodward, was one of
the incorporators and a member of the
first Board of Directors.
TTic stock comprl"d 11C0.000 worth of
preferred stock and LMQ.Oori worth of com
mon stock. It Is nllcged that the pre
ferred stock was paid up. hut that the
common stock nas not. except as to a
mail-onUr ILt of 3.) names, which
was put in as an ats?t. at a valuation of
JHri.Oi. while it is not worth mote than
IlftoflO.
Christopher owns thirty shares of pre
ferred stock and tmenty-one shares of
common stock. I
It is allt-c-d that the company was mis-manas-(i
aii-l tliat litn-en th time of It?
organization ajid March 2J. 1B, IffiS.O) was
lift. Tho rnmpany has done no business
lnce March 2i and ha no oSlce or place
of bu!n. it I stated. lis liabilities
ar" .-aid to be more than $lf9(M).
Chntophr is rcpreM,nt-,'l by Attorneys
IVaico ar.d I)avl. The c-ise was prc
ented for h temporary order to Judae
Sale, who took the matter under con
sideration. J.srl.k ev Year Carala.
I-iraat variety In the cltv. X-w postals
and novelties. PHIIJ!' f.OEDER.
Bookseller and Stationer. 19 Uocust st.
REUTIVES SPRINGING UP
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
SrorM at Pertoai Cobb Forward
Claim Katatr Left aty Alexaa4er
FrrxaawB. Mlser. Sear A a. III.
KEJ'L'llLie SPECIAL.
Ava. III. pt IS. When Alexander Fer
Fuson. the centric iniier. dl-l. a few
v.-t.el:s nso. It was not known that l: had
; Iivlne ndulvo In fact, all the hMory
of lii life ill.l with him. hut the published
.-.rco-jnts of lili fortune ha- hroueht ih-o-pl-
troin far and ne;ir to claim relation
ship CL'ilnmnti now hall from Kanas. MIs
sourl. Ki-ntu'ky. I'cnnsylvanla and 1111
noI. forty-tl! persons In nil. Two men
claim to l l.Ia brothers, on of whom
w-mted to .-xhi-mo the liody and take It
heme with Mm. tut Mayor M irenhelmer
if Ava i fued to allow It. One woman
ililms to ! hi sl:er One thinks she a,
hi- dauahtcr pnd iinothcr thinks she Is his
niece One man clal-n to be hi" nephew,
and thu It r e. Forty thoii.ap.l dollars
of his wealth li d'iMX'tid in the Mer-rhants'-Laclcdf
National Rank of St.
lyiuis.
II. A. Forman of St. IsiuTs has been
anjioliitcd adri.inltrator. The remainder
of the old trail's nionev was loaned to
rersons In Southern Illinois, and IhiMIc
AdmtnStrator Simeon Walker of Carbon
ilale. 111. Is locklr.c aftfr It
It Is t-ald that eicry lawyer In Jackon
Oountv has ! n encaee.! iiy claimants.
Jut b--for 'il death l-Vrci-on willed all
of his properly to V G IVncnir. one of
t! tno-t prmlre?it men of the rountv
He lja. eraplox-i-d the law firm of Herlx-rt
I.-v- and also Irey Wcn.er. to help
him ("ok aftr Hie matter.
At the tliin of Ferguson death It was
estimated th it his wealth amounted to
Hl-.nt j-nr.. but lit r developments have
iro.-I that :h-re is a eonsideraMe
nrro-jT't -nor. of his savlncs. p'oUibly
novsh to r'j the t-dal up to jfr.."-".
WANT TO
KNOW IF MISTAKES
CAN BE RECTIFIED.
Sntiporaaa
fore raa
for Fifty Wilnrsara Be-
Jnry In Inaestlaalloa
t Tax Hrlarai.
"Memtior- oj the Grand Jury and Circuit
Attorti- "-.ic-T have ben l-sicl by
tel. phone v ill and letter.s. since they
lxc:iti their iniestisatioti of r.Heeeil return.-,
on pronil pr-ix rty and the inquiry
us to real estate at"-xmcnt
It is understood that p-ominent persons
are now in!"iis to learn nhither they
can rectify inus'ake mail In th-Jr re
turn and they are nc'r to learn wheth-r
the Grand Jury inti nds to vote Indict
ments. Iie-plte cnirar statements it Is known
that iruit Altornev Sas--r do-s not ex
pect th present Grand Jury to be ab'e to
eonipltte th- lnr-.timitlin and vot- ln
dletinents. lni' It Is believed that the "c
tober G-and Jur will do -o.
Subpoena fer al--ut lifiy ;-rson, will
Tie curt- to the Sheriff for sen ice to-Iav.
n the lit. it is a:d are seeral well
Know :i p.'r')n ulm-n the Gnmd Jury his
re.i--on to l:i-e inn more personal prop
er! thin Is shewn In their return to the
a--M-or
t'lnr (nrrrHiadrare fatlanery.
I" h-ts of p.ij.T and liO envelopes
"M'Irn I. men In li for on y ft")
T MBUMOp J ri'Ai:i) KING S
iMall ordr tilled ) Hroadway. Cor locust.
CITY WILL SAVE ABOUT $1,500.
I'oiitracts for FoiWer ami Flour
Are Awariktl.
HMs were opened In the offlc of the
Commissioner of Mupplies yesterday for
the folder and Hour for city institution
for the -lucveejinir thre- month. Th
Sfrni of ti contricts indicate a savins
to th city of ab-vjt $1 ) during the term,
compared with th same perloi Just clos-Ina-
Th rontrsct for flour for th House
of l'efus' which supplies all of the city
Institutions wttli bread was let to the
larondert MilUic "ompan th bIJ t
lnc Kl; a barr-I as compiirS with II i
lurlr.i: the lat term The otl.r contracts
't T' I,ihrT,.--in I5rts. timothy hi.
J3 prairie hj r in cl.--er liy. 115;
corn t-mp 11 lit S Heck Nj I oats.
13 is mixid ?-Jtt. 52 rts mixed corn.
S een's ir "h-l or $1 IS Tl.e wheat
trw tu'. w.r diii.'e.j nmou; other
contra- tors
it. i tiii: iuki:. t
H A H-se Tailor N K :;S and Locust.
ADMITTED ABUSING CHILD.
Mr-; Ioc!on Kntereil PJea (
Oiultv and Wa Fined ?.'..
Mr James F IMo nf N s"lT lye
-e-.t," apjs-ril It tfi o.-i of Crtn'na!
t.TTTs::..-, veir-i-' mortoic wlti h-T
o.--..' D ! 11 -Ti". cd er.ie-rd a p ta
of fT-l.tl !' 5f r."e vf r.t -"itl'lC !Cr
!;. "iiv I'.rtr, t ,;- It va alleced
that she b.-at the iThi.sJ wth a broom
stick Tha case was or h r-- ke- for Trial
t,i 'pt-rrtx-r . ard Mrs ld'-"'- , on
! '.--xp.s-te-1 Jj-lcr Jn.-r wni.' ot
ac;p: the ," urn 1 , fir-J tl .te--ie.
t . tlcraane Otr r F ior TTl
the - .-t as.! a r-a o. tTa,.-U c-Tts.
w,.- 1 J!rs lXl-cn rrtid
DOG BARKS ALARM HOUSEHOLD
I-tj".-r- Awake to Find House
oa Fire.
!; trriers barbed ard lam4 th oc- 1
ccpssts oj its l-ra-ii;M- "hi yes-lerias-
mcr(i-iS aiMrti- "'cr t B'cfcrk,
ae3 r.-e ttrtftt ed ., av.r xj,. t,aJJ,.
tsc Tt. sr N-kied to atr JVttr
HocVirv wSMi cewiv-i- a rwji-s'ac-haas-.
Tiw harklr? of the -ter i'Vced the
str- fc'Tc-J t- ti :T't Tix
'.zr startis h- ta V-o.rifr cd r der
tr ek-l ilK Rt rpfnd. The damaev
i n o
TV- na-'rk.r Water Btalka.
Fc--l itrett x-yi lirx -:.
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WMsfeSt JtVClfjr
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Solid finld " heavy :i--3UUU
VIUIU, jurt hsndraad.
huntlna- case, richly engraved design, as
shown by illustration.
Fittest with tar "Paraa-aa" 21
JewelM marrsieat. the railway
saaa'a Mral tlaseplece
' Price. $100.00
Gentlemen's Other Solid GoU Watches at fnm 85.00 toS860.00Ladies $16.00 and Uf.
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T
SAY
WAS' INOPPORTUNE
Politicians Declare Cleaners in
Republican City Central Com
mittee Overreached Themselves
in Haste to Oust Ludwig.
The recent reorganization of th. Repub
lican City Central Commute- Is still ihe
principal topic of go-slp among tin poli
ticians of that party and with few c
csidions the opini.-u U express's! that the
move was untimely. It is also hinted that
the "cleaners" oierlooked a point In oust
ing Chairman l.udwig and Secretary VJcr
shon from the organization.
The diiosition of fli worth of furni
ture might not hae !n mad the casu?
belli had the "cleaners" been alivw to th
sltu-ttion. according to the opinion of
some. The-fact that a majority was sutll
clent to deprive Ludnlg and Oershon f
their seats in the committw Is granted.
1'Ut It is argued that It was not ncc---ary
to espel them as meml"rs. to tleprive
them of th-; o:Ros which were coveted
by the "cleaners."
In the past it has occurred that the Re
publican City Central Committer has
elected metnliers at 1 iri:e of that orsanl
zition. giving the nddisi memters the
power to vote on all que-tlons and to hold
ottico In the committee. The object was to
give prestige to the committee by the ad
dition of a few inisinesi men.
The t-xample. although followed by the
State Republican Commlttis. In the elec
tion of Thomas K. Nlcdrltmhaus to the
chairmanship and Joseph McCoy to the
position of -ccr lary. was plain before
them, but It was completely overlooked
in their hurry to ehct Chairman Hone.
Neither XIrdrlnghaiis nor McCoy were
members of the State Republican Commit
tee bvfore their election to the yltlons
they now hold and It i- claimed that the
same conditions govern the local organi
zation. Th.it the "cleaners" had completely over
looked this jtolr.t Is evident from the fact
that enotich influence was broucht to boar
o:i Cortwr liaron to cau- him to
threat n tlersfcon with dNcharge In tlie
event that he Tailed to cast his vote for
Howe. The Coroner has since reeonld
ertsi his threat and It Is viM that Ger
shon will remain In office throughout Sec
tor laron's term.
The result of th. rouch-shod work
la. the committre hopde"-"y split, with
nineteen mi n on the one side .aud nine
on the outer.
FINE GOODS FROM ABROAD.
Shown at the Fall and Winter
Op
eniii: at Scrufrjrs. Vauder-
voort S: Itaruey.
Scruggs, Vandervoort & lt.arneys dry
goods tre has b--en complef-ly refilled
with a lir-md-rcw stock of iroids from the
r?.st and aln ad. and patrons an-1 guc-is
tlnd i2hts to ilelight th-lr eyes in the
myriads rf U-autlful artirlov which liae
found th'lr way into the Llg place trom
Old tVorM marts
The hrm's fail and winter otK-nlng sea
sen is -me in mllllnerj an-1 all other de
partments, and. as th- entire lot cf old
stock was complete'y old out during th
summer, ampli rcom was provided for the
new a350rtm.rr.ts. Onlv t'.e 1 --t for i's
ot has i., n secured in ev--rv depart
ment, and no roods rf th quc.-tiotraWe
clas have iwsn t ro-jgrl In
W re fa-hlrti is h pn-i- mliating fea
ture, th- comt-anv ha- o:,ll! 1 Its s -!ec-t'orts
to m-ii'iitactur-rs who h ie achi"Vit!
t.e create. -i--tincIon In k rirt abreast
f the !lm-s Th- mw a-s-irtm-nts of nn-r-chandl
v-e oharaet.ris'ics that dls.
t!nsu'h tliem for tlnir s-Iectness and
lompVtere-s. and the Arm lnites visits
f -r Inspection.
The siveral representative? ef H-o great
house who have ln abroad hav- re
urneil sn ! tie re-ult of ih 'r lrduiir" In
th" Oil "-' I ,s appar-n in ih- cools on
exhibition. Particular prid- Is felt In the
display cf Frcni h handmade moslin un
derwear In which the tlrm ulwav-. riritlrs
Itelf.
The cloak buyers have brouzM horn a
rhol, t -ll-ct'. n cf da'-u- cpera K-ir-ments
snd g,wns for or era receptions ai d
other everlig wear. 'and mny now una
unlqu d--igrs are among tl." lot
Every department of the store 1 mad
up entirelv of new gnod from Eastert
ma-k't. and from linden. I'arls and ,
Hrlin Fall and r .nter prlc- in this Us I
rmpcrlum are In keepinc with the c!as I
of articles ofered. qua.l't and not quantity
i-:r.ir e. n- :eett an-i -n romoanj mikes
the htatrr,nt that whei customers tr
eaoers i-am fi- f:gu-- T?'ae.-il on
the
tr.oar '. .." arl.-Ie
ore
t'iy
Wl o;.-
SOC is
be fill
- i yi In wortie-rient at how
l -u;M 'ria
so fir and let
! n rl- es :n
? I,lUts
MITCHELL ORPERS MINERS
TO ACCEPT AGREEMENT.
roaralna llllaot rt'rntlir it-iard'a
trinncrnirnu With lin-nlr f
I lilraao and Alton ubo llrlct. t
JU.l" !IU.- vlT'lVL
Ppr.r.iri :-!. 11! Sept ! -Th- action of
tc Ke- .-ive Uoard of thr Ihln-it.s in ners.
in f8""i-a; n airrfir,"- n'th tl.e op
erators iti !h macbir.e mines In the '"a -'-to
arj Al'on subd.ri-1. fiom wh.'rh
the miners ai.;ra!el to Na'iinal PresS-Jent
Mith:: ha ter. jsttnel.
l'resl.- Mitcbel! frnt a telegram to
t- tn.-.er. to-daj n i- l.lch h- .r.ua'lv
"'J -ha: he had to jurlsi..-:.-i- In ti
mst:- ur.i-s t. -re na a vloiatt. o
he later.lrtte aireemnt He siori- thit.
inas-no-h a. ther- Wi no t-!:i-n t
n-ea ;. -o.j c.-msiy w:t th uepl--mrtnn.
acrcmetit effected ly the State
nsoitivp Itoard
A a rejlt a: IT-sJJ-nt Miih-ll tat.:.
a actiai of the ccnirltte t m vax
:ou k-i .-.lons tro:ve-t wll' h hcl! to
rasmiB a Auburn The n-itPnal p-es .
Cent's rRAs.ag- wSH be rd azi the to-n-rutt"-?
wU nport the miter so the l.-c.
WTJ'lte- h- men nlll r-iurn to work
cannot be fvirecaited
A referendim vsw ta.a lat Satarday
os th iJt:v of National Vic preti!r.t
L-wav t, return to xork was rejected b
a l-ge trK-niy Thv arreement flectel
itt: ; rators t"---.Je that ctoi shall
le bo i;k. priands c- .ess of ;-o-Vr
Tbss n-eats tha" the iterator d not
kw &. m. . a imr. .v e- T
Tr-e n- ! .r r-i mv !os,n str-c
J6 j I aa-i D-ear!j oce taousand miner
..r a3eted
-Piro-Forrwliis" iFiner Am-ad. as
t ute ur.ns for tjn:. re. -ula
la cr milar accident cr a?tica.
REORGAN
EZATION
ISw'Ht'l'TiGM
Fine Solid Gold Watches
, TerB2od. Jaccard sad Kiss's celebrated tlraekeepers, gturaateed rsUa--L-L
ble aad accurate aad all that a vatca shoald be. Are you tater-
ested? Will yoa come to aad see our
cnooae irom.
Solid H-kirat heavy cold huntlna
case, enixaved with handsome mon
ogram, fitted with our Constant"
highly Jeweled Fnr $" I Ml
nickel movement- 900mVU
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DECLARES ITALIANS
SHOULD GO WEST
M. Iario Trochet of Turin. Italy,
Says Desirable Classes Do Xot
Emigrate to United States, but
Stay at Home.
31. Mario Prochet of Turin. Italr. rep
resentative of :i large Turin firm, who
was in St. Louis on liulnes yesterday,
ih-clarnl the Italian immigrants make u
great mi-take- by remaining in owr
crowdei! Eastern cities, m. 1'rochet aaid
that although this Is hi.s lirst vl'lt to the
I iiiteil Slates, j... iliees that this is the
srvate-t country of all.
When s-en at tin- Southern and asked
why so many Italians leave their country
to come to America, he said:
"The cla-s immigrant that vou net
In this country are not of the desirable
kind. They are from the South of It ily
and geiier.illy and with few- exceptions
an- a u.-el-s Jot. Of course, ther. are
some exceptions, but I am speaking gen
erally. The n-al good Italians of the
Northern Province, l.c-mb-irdy and Pied
mont, do net emlgrite. but an- con
tent to remain on their farms and till
their own soil. The land to good and
they hae no reasons tor leaving for a
foreign country. In the South it is dif
ferent The land Is not nearly ro good
and money Is scarce and so they pack up
anil come to America.
The great mMake the Italian Immi
grants make in this eountrv Is that thv
do not go Into tho West, "but remain ill
the crowded cities of the Eist. Thcv grow
rapidly and In a few years, they arc over
crowded. In the West there Is plenty of
land and If they would come West and
settle down ns farm' rs It would be better
fo- 'h-m ar.d for this eountrv. Very few
Italians return to their own country.
There are a few. of course, who have made
little money here, that Is a fortune In
their own country, and so they return to
spend their day1 in an easy way."
Mr. Prochet speaks seven language and
is familiar with every country In the
world. rTom St. Louis he will go to
San Francisco and then return to New
York, win nce he will eall to Egypt.
FINE FRUIT SHOW BEGINS.
Pomolopieal Society Meets at
Kansas City.
Kan-a r-ty. Sept. 19. The Am-rlcan
Pomol-clral Society began Its twenty
ninth biennial m-ellng here to-day. A
large array of fruit was displayed.
A Rronklyn firm -howed 1" varieties of
European pars. rtcently importtd. ar.J
grown In this countrj.
Among those ntt-nding the meeting are
John Craig, profissor of hotti ulture at
Coraell FnlvtrsUy. and Tainan Garcia,
profewor of horticulture at tl.e Meslll
Park. Roswll. N. M.
At th- oi-ilng sc."-lon. W. C Iterrj- of
Rochester. N. Y.. nsponded to thu a 1-t!re-s-s
of welcome
The Faaentlala f Good Beer.
Corn produces fusel oil an-1 fusel oil bil
iousness Corn or Its by-prrdiicts. if used
in connection w.th the brewing of l-!r.
wi'l present it from projrly maturing,
and It will remain green bter. no ir.atur
how long stornl.
To proIuct an altccether healthful beer
there arc othi r esscri'ials lx.-slde.s c.'eanll
:.es.s. In addition to this great factor the
principal ronuii-ltes are. the ery b.-st b:ir
ley malt h5iri-st grade ln.pii. sjiecial cul
ture yeast ar.d pure nat-r.
Urewers of fine lieer- should not permit
the usp of corn. Its by-products, glucose or
other cheapening materials to enter their
pr-iducts
!vrr. Ilk, milk or cream. I extremely
delicate and readily ale-orb odors, espe
cially ro d-trlng fermentation T'-er'fcre
the creates: care sboii.-! be exercised to
pnv-nt contarj with odorous articles.
Th- Anhuser-ltu-ch llrewlng Associa
tion mk! th- absolute assertion that they
nre the only larce t--eninr con-ern In
America that n-ver termitted earn or Its
by-produe-s to be used In the brewing of
their beer.
Th- cco.sSj stnr.TC buililinr of th!
assoclatlcn which have now re-ichd the
normou lagetlt-g catcicity of .ri) lar
rels. provide ample facilities to age tr ir
b"ers from four to six mi nths. threby re
rn Ing every trace of the lnlurious. un
feimentej constituents foun-1 In lmm.itui
leers.
The fine flaver and un!fornlv good tasfe
of lfDWKISER the principal of the An
!. js---iist;fc brands, makes :t tli- stand
ard of quality by which all bcrn are
Judg-d.
o-nmandir.g the hlcl-rst price. -et lead
lrg In ales crrves that Us surterlority is
rcognizd througho-il th- world.
VOTE S25.000 BOND ISSUE.
leflerson City Citizens Want
Street Improvements.
RJTT-THjf prei.vi.
t'.'e llimtrt. fl ?:ea Tested free.
S- f'rs. Jlond and Mortgosrry a:
MERMOD. JcAI;D . KING'S.
Hroadwa). ccr I.Tcj't.
andr--rli.nt Association.
REPfp.Ui SIlCt'L
IJr.co'.n. PI. S-tt IH -The :hlr:r-.ord
annua! ccnrentloi cf t-. loi-sn c.j-ty ,
su-..iay-t "ol A."ii.an rnvr.l tbis
rrrmlrj; m the christian ""hu- h. In Mo .it
P;aVl. W-th a trg atterOaice Ti
ofT.ec-s pf t, assocL-'km ar- Pr-"-Jnt.
J C. Currr "Pra-cr: v! orild-ni H F
TVaVenvan LIn-elr. s -retary Mfa Emma
-isley incoir.: treasurer, hrank iiet.s.
Atltr-a s
A -Ts-r of p-imlner.t ivo-jLer
th-ierfw-it S'ate -t prent. and -. Ill
HeKver adire-'.
f.n.J Cofili. i
We hiv :h- rsT "-S larcest lot ef
ct-nulnc 0d Crew WVsfeles n' all ac-s.
1 the r(v SoM ic th- eiriral pack
ace. pit in hoitW V.m. H. jf k Cc
l"-tr5 txcist JT
H". . rolt App.lafeal
r.rrr:jc sp-c:ai.
Sprincrleld. 1IU. Srpt. J3 Governor D
nee-i to-day announced the artyd-itm-nt of
W S. Sco:t of TaVr- !e to be 1-ublie
.Ultelnjitcr U CluUtUn County.
J, Y- Ti ll Mo. te;t 1? A sp-'MJ
!! ttor hell her' t--'y fir th irpose
o issvit-c r' ir"i of stre'.!-jpro e.
men: b-mds. carr'nl b a vnte of 3 t" 13
MM M ASKflCa 1w RaK
assortmcat? We bare over 5,000 to
fki'.Id ll-karat gold huntlna case.
fitteil with our "Constant" highly
Jeweled nickel movement
Price, $35.00
& KING
f
Mall and Telephone Orders
Promptly Filled. Money
Returned If Not Satisfactory.
1 1 U I M- - ! r . I II H- I-;---.--
FALL PURCHASING
SEASONJEAR CLOSE
Flood Delays Arrival of Buyers
at Interstate Merchants' Meet
ingThose Early in Market
May Return.
"The fall purchasing season l. about
clos.!." raid V. O. Saunders, secretary of
the Interstate Merchants Association,
yisterdav. "The flood lias kept many
buyers oat of St. Louis this week, but I
think thcv will be In a little late.r. and
we may hao a ruh towards the close
of the fourth meeting.
"The entire country Is in such a pros
perous condition that many of the buyers
who were in the market early will In
forced to return and Increase tljclr stock.
They have already sold more goods than
they did all Last season.
Most of the merchants In the market at
present are from Mis-ourl an-i Illinois.
Among tho.-e who registered at the Inter
state Merchants Association yesterday
were:
Jtiiwuri 1 C Gore. U-aitroniery: Mr. L.
" One Montgomery: F. W Tupker. Hl.ick
Icre. Mil's --.ai ie u. smith. ..h: iliis Iora
Matters. Neusho; Ial,h Mclb-n!-!s. Krsix
aty: Ml. IV n Ci-na-. Itrekll': Mrs. It K.
Kvans. l:,r.kIIl-: M. II. M'l;,ir. Chrlestn:
la Jlajo. I.tnrfus; J. T. H-rni. Neosho; M.
V l:ussll. Ituckhart: Mrs. l. II. Soe. .ex-an-lra.
Hies Amelia M. Heyer. IJ.Me. VV. ..
S-nlth. Hur.lfxlll-: c. I. lii-athery. 5ran-l Cen
ter; S. A. seh.s-k. .iimUa: J. Bark. Oran.
and i Ii ScoIr. oak IttMce.
Ill!nis-I. W. Sloan. Ge!een.ta: Marr E. lllg
(rtns. Winchester: Miss Apna IVrKth. Mount
Pulaski: Miss Ra-xrai ll-.-k. M.sm: I-alaskl.
Miss Is.- Crawfe-I. S.annertonn: Jef. Cox.
Cartenllle: Mr. I-!1 ox. firtenlM-: T. S.
rawfor-J. A.liley; p o. S-axe. Ix-nver; II. 1
nf..!seii. ftmnfe'd: A. Alltn. Pahci-ra: o. II.
llur.Kti. w IMra-I.i; IV. la-n. l-niugbien:
A. J l!s--n. Metrot-o!!. Wm. s"hm. Paris;
1. V. Huihannr. Sumr.er; P. V. liwhanan.
I-aris.
ArkansasN. Gcrt'n. Ijk Vlttane; I IJelr.
Helena; Alice Oiapinan. Little ItTk; Mrs. NVI-
ii- K:ciiin. jiorre;i-in. lurry 'irauman. alar
M: S. M Mrrlfc sVrt Smith
Texn N. S. SooVkson. Mln,!a.
Kar.sa-L. J. S-ha1. Al:ire
Kentucky-F. Iliocks. MayfaM.
Icaet nirthmnnth Rlaara. S-IJie
Solid gctd rimr. blrtbmonth flower de
slg:i on both sides of Signet Initial en
graved on Signet free.
MERMOD. JACCARD KING.
(Mall order. filled.) Broad way. Cor.LocusL
DEMAND FOR CARPENTERS
ONjSTHMUS IS GREAT.
Serrrtary ef Clvll-ervlee ranmla-
alaa Wants .assea of Time Vk
Dealre fo Co to Paaaaaa.
Milton M. Dearlng. secretary of the
Ninth I'nlttd States C!vl!-Service District,
ntmounce.j rsterday that he wanted the
name of all Journeymtn houe carpenters
who deslr- employment on the Isthmus of
Panama.
Free transportation will be furnished
from New York to Cclon. and all persons
employed will receive fyl! pay on the basis
of an eiglit-hotir day while en route from
New York to tn.-ir p-jst of duty.
Th- salarv paid on the isthmus to car
rente rs Is '.-: cents an hour an-1 time ami a
half for rvortlm- Carpenters who con
template going there are required to take
with th-m their Kits of too's
Mr. Dearlng said that free medical and
hospital attendance win I provided, and
emplojes will be granted six wc ks leave
of absence each e:ir. after havlrg been
In the employment of th- Government for
eight months. It Is sail that the many
pew buildings to be erected Is th- cuuso
of the great demand fcr carpenters.
Iron Moaatala Finale.
Through train service, leaving St. Louis
In!on Station dallv.
No 7. Fast Mall. Texas and California.
35 a. m Through s'e-plnc car to I.o
Angeles, op-en for occupancy after 23
p. m. Chair ca to EI Paso.
No 1. Dalins, Fort Worth. San Antonio
and Galveston. ::fl p. m. Through chair
cns and sleeper Stn Antonio. Dining
car.
No S. Dalla. Fort Worth. Colorado
Txas). San Antonio and New Orleans.
S 10 p m Throuch s'-eplur cars to Hot
Strings. Ark.. City of Nfexlco and Gal
, i -.Ir car 'n T'lnrkana and
Colorado iTexas). Dining ear
No. !. Memphis Bapccsa. dally. ! p.
m Through sleeping ca'rs and reclln'ng
hair cars between st Louis. Memphis
ard IJttle Rock.
No Si. Delta. Columbu and Cairo Ex
press, a eclock a. m.
No J3i Thebes accommodation. Illinois
Division, t-oi p. m.
Also through train via Illinois Division.
rv"tor. I'eJt beyond I!l:no. ? 30 a. m and
.IS p m
So-tmVur.d Train No 1 will stop on
fis at Mldllebrook Annapolis. r-. Arc
and Aredla
Northlsiurd-Traln No. i will stop o-.
flag it Irontin, WHliair.svIIle and Leep-r
NEEDLE BURIED IN HER HAND.
Mrs. ScruirfT Must Undergo an
X-IJay Operation.
An X-ray xanlnat: n will b necesrary
tr-.3sv a the ttr IIorlt.il :o locate a
r. die. which Mrs Kate Schnrff of No.
IVS MI!Vr tr-:. -leclar-s j. In r rlsht
hand ? says h- wa s'riibbtnr tb
T.tsx a: hr hora- Moiday it-i she ran
the r.fjv Into he- ha-d An effort to re
move i: at the ;lme failed
Mrs S-hnrff 'ays she v r.t to St Mary's
Infirmary -r.r-aiia:Iy af'ur tje accident.
? th- needle co-jH not b rotten out
a-!ij .he was told to w5 :o th- CJ;y Hot
rl'.l Hrr irm Is st-ollen to ai s.-naturat
six frem li wrist to the elbov ar-i i
pain she . l of the m;st ac-.tr char
acter raahl llaatlaar WIthoat l.lceoefc
RRTtlJU- ?PE.riAl-
Lit'-5-id. It!. Stt l-Gor- IJ'Jckley
and Tliornas I-C-ce ing r were arretted fcr
hunttr.c thoul licenses the charge be
ing preferred by ivjty Gam- Warder J
S Johr'?n of this -it They nrr beta
fin's! J"5 ar.d c ts. amfur.It.c to E each
Hniu. Froas HI. Taralloo.
Janv-s O Cbur'hllt Deputy Coll'ttor of
the Port, hes rnlufsni from his reraar
Hcatfun at South Haaen Mich.. !rr he
s:snt -cral wr-ks. Hi family accom
paaieil him home. II s-at-d that while
thre. be amt.-.-iI himself by catching Hb
u2 tne llfe-sa'.lrc station.
I
A CARD.
Tothw Lrttos-nd Mt
The aiaaajrs of the
HU-MAIHC BOOT SHOP
are pleated to mote the interest taken in the
new store, and the erery-day increase in its
business since coming among- yon. They are
convinced more aad more each day that the
public in general appreciate the exceptional
values they are giving, and are resolved more
than ever to give only snch values as will
redound to their credit.
Wt talk Mil to tat Mta, m.
tat miM tta fori- Tftry cltst.
Ladies9 Boots, $3.00 to $5.00
Men's Boots. $3 JO to $6.00
Misses9 and Boys' Boots, $2.00 to $3.00
Infants' and Child's Boots, $1.00 to $2.00
Would be glad to have you step in and see
the new store. It's a beauty, and deserving
of your attention.
hu-manTcot shop
501 HOBTH SIXTH STREET.
Grsw. PHae
WOMB'S
vm t lVlHitt4ni"
SWCES'
IniMiriitriS. iMfe aJJ-Ms !
sBs-SM Mtrutwllil aMat ffflaT
-SCHOTTEirS
LOU.S.1
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
MAY APPEAR IN ST. LOUIS.
Xra-r Edaeatar Esaeeted to .r
la Thto City at Kaaaarlpatloa
Day Celebratioa.
Hooker T. Washington, the famous
ne.p. ne!if..e ontl lender of his RlCe. Is
eapccteil to visit St. Louis. ITI lay. and
to Oliver an au.iress ai iiic i-eiruiainni
of the anniversary of Emancipation Day
bv the negroes of St. Ia-iuls.
Shaw Post. Nix JC - A. R.. the only
negro post of the G.A.R. In St. louls. will
relehi-ite Emancliiatton Day. September
SS. with a patriotic demonstration ut
ltioemecke s Grove, jio. saw xottn uroau
way. Headetl bv a military bind and with
another band In the procession, the mem
bers of the post and the invite d sveret
and patriotic societies will march to the
grove. The procession will form at Heau-
rnoiil anil 1-iwion avenues, in oe iurc
noon. and will be under command of
Colonel II. R. Barnes.
Representative white and negro speak
ers from ull over the country will le
present. It Is exsiected tliat Mavor Wells.
Governor Folk. Cyrus P. Walbrtdge.
Chauncy I. Filky. Walter R. Vauhan.
author of the Ex-slave pension Mil. who
was five time Mayor of Council Muffs.
la., and others will b- present.
Among the negro speakers of national
reputation, the following will speak:
President Hooker T. Washington of Tus-kegt-e:
J. Milton Turner, former minister
to Ulieria; IMward I'atrlck Penru Supreme
MUmmsmmmmammmmmm
Free Cooking
I Nimf irmiiir An at
llWIff tdvlll6 " Mi " ws.-ixsf wi-
Artistic Enameled Ranges.
BEST BY EVERY TEST.
)l) E give a 10-year guar
antee with every range
sold. Do not fail to see
the range in operation.
Clean, Durable, Economical.
The most satisfactory range
sold. Over three thousand
in use, all as good as new.
Don't confuse The Artistic
Enameled Range with the
Ordinary Japanned or Blued Range, they differ
in every wav.
LAST A LIFETIME.
It will pay you to investigate. All are
welcome. Sold by reliable hardware dealers
and at our retail store.
ST. LOUIS ENAMELING GO.,
Sihsnta 1129 at. 1131 Olin St.
Fmetmry. NtmtM mm4 Monroe 5f .
n
EYE
EAR. NOSE AND
PERMANENTLY
ft Em .tri'milf rgllttr
t J.Nsll.TAT!- .". CDirc- i-nt tor ejatarrh and liar Fevx
kna:iin.'.t"-n
IM.M. Ritter.M.D.
RUPTURE
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Hirfhest Awatnl
FAIR-St. Louis
Spier 1W pwlU.
La. aataaalftfV- ASafl I
P"1SJ a
tt&t IO JOJST SSCir.-lCa,
Dictator of the Beneflclat Order of Seven:
L. O Bloomfield Davis of St. Louis: th
Reverend N. D. VenableJ A. A. D.. of s.t.
Iajul: the Reverend W. D Cbok. AM. K.
Church of St. LouIm: the lteverv-nd fc .
Cole. First M. E. Church of St. Louis:
the Reverend W. H. Davl of St Iui:
W. .1 Hclland. D. Dl. A. M. K. .Ion
Church: the Reverend B . Stewart.
Pun's Mission: Captain C. II. Tandy: the.
Reverend R. H. Cote.) Fifth Rapt'si
Church of St. laiuls: tht Reverend A. IT.
llow.lt of Kist St. Louis: C. "A. Thomp
son. Captain of Cere-monies f the U'l"
ficlal trrder of Seven: Philip Ke. Su
preme Secretary of the lti nillrl.il Order
o Se-vrn; W. M. Wynne. Division Dicta
tor of the Beneficial Order of Seven
Music, a harbacue. tlieireadlng of Presi
dent Lincoln's Proclamation, atliletlo
sports and .tn exhibition and prize drills
will be features of the day.
Postsaaater Aopolated.
itnu-nLH-srECiAi. ,
Washington. Sept. 1, The following;
change of four-clasg 1'ostmasti.rs wer
announi-esl to-day:
Ark..a-as-ear.l!ir. Sctt fcliunty, J n. 0;x.
rice Vlrsil n. self. nsln-t. h-"')". V.l-los
coun-y. Mrs M J llarre.. jilce Alle- l-t.k
,m. r-slKnr-l. Morris. Xe-a.la O-unty. WKllari
W. 5n!lh. U-e It. r" llon.fv. rlKTiesl; oller.
S.f.u Cnrntv. J. S. Martin. Tl.e 131 L Hur
ett. ri-!tlie!. J ....
II ip.,i-Vaupins-e. eirundi- iunty. II. .
fprham. vie- Nathan :. Newport. reU:ie.l;
'irn.-hl- Pf-iib-n-s.il aiuat Cariul .
Crrtzr lice II. II. 1 y.l resigned.
Kan-ns Tint. ItutlT mni. Ml-. Mary A.
Itud-i'l h. ! J it- IteUcy.- reslsiieij.
Misn.urt alm. e)reon tuuat. J. II. lais
Ijp. I. lit- x. J Tar.:ir. reslnt-1.
Demonstration
Ha 1199 Mivo .Qt
THROAT DISEASES
ANO PAINLESSLY
cuRto;
T ffctSttMl Inv-stlote my new treat
w can or v. nt for ihoklkt
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