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tor; ui.it f: vriiKirr.
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DIES AT HOSPITAL
Clarence W. Xicholson, Popular
Here and in Southwest Mis
souri, Passes Away From Ap
pendicitis. cuvnnxcE w. nichoiok.
Joplin minir.K man. who died In St. LauR
After an I!lnen of several weeks Ciar
eme V. Nicholson, sure rlnter.dont of svv
ral rni:i-- in the Joplin dl-trlct of South
west .Missouri ditl carlv eterday morn
ing nt tl.e I'cbekah Ho-j'ltal. the body be
tnir remvtl at once and sent to Joplin
for burial
III' il-.-ath wa dlret'tly attrlbuuMe to
appendicltl. for which l had" an opera
tion petformt d recently, but to no avail,
lie Ilr.r;ere.l for some time after th surgi
cal iteration, then passed away x;ace
fully shortly after midnight yeitcrday
mornlRK.
He went to Joplin from Jacfcnoro. Tex..
i.liere iii patent rc-I.!e. and hla rise was
r.ipM In th mining prife:-In.
Altr.ouuh but ears old. Ie had al
ready M- n uerintend-nt of the Mlnnl
'.. Luckv Five, Th'-io'iBibreJ nnil 'he
Providence Mlinti and Ml'lmg Compan
and in each c.is hi v.otk had Ihc: ef
ticient to tlie miiiei !etnil.
II was a m-pheiY of l-ictor ". M Nich
olin tt this c.'v. tAho w.i with him in
hi- lai tnosnent and nho attended t"
the htpiuent -if the bndv He ua- -teeimii
thrcusl'Otit the uiininc pnfeion
in hi poit.on it the S'-ite and h.u1 m.i:iy
stHiich frtciiL th-oustioit Miiuil.
lie went I.- . iitetl i;i ST I.oul and !
el' k:ioti In f He retunnl to Jack"-li-ro
in I'fJ aft-i tlnlh!:iK hU edu-itlon
in Te-a -d!t i;t
Hi-" fnt't r it'll mother were with him at
tile !l.,l:jl V'!.i-i1 lie tjkil.
tll Abnard. Vlnrrnnea!
Ilxviirfcion iiem Fitndjy n. & O. S.
V.
TEAM OWNERS RESENTFUL
AsMM'iutiou Wmilii "nrli Kiiir:y
if Woniiiirs Hiiiiiane Smii'tv.
Kniphatlc ri-ot.M wa rerUtere-I list
nlklit In a nit ting of the Tmwi Owners
As- 1-ia'inn to alleivl .irtio-is of memln'ri
of the Uuni'ii'ii Humane Sjclety in -toi-l
I'ik dri -'s v. h- ! i hey are hurriid. in the
M.t-. " .Xiin i;ii tlir hOtes.
It i claim d the women are not com
petent Judges nf . ith.-r hon-i-s or the man-
ver m which thev ure hartits-ed. and it
u is .leclvi.d M afk the r.ext 5en-nil As-
semblv t i appoint Ju.1e of comiettncy.
to do the IK.-': tft- women c-nv to psr-
form
l'liins wet-o rr'di for the holding of the
term owner-." .mnuil ball in West St.
I.a:!s Turner Hal'. November 11. and the
f tll'itviits i imrnittf. n arranseinet.t. was
appoint.ti O.vrKv II. Jensen, chairman;
I- F Tlrre lliruey l'auonkt.m--r. A. .1
Kuepfert u 1 J O. O Brti u
Complap-t was made that til" M"r
fllant.. tr.uk- r. not toaide.l from Ty
1t to Mi i.nj vtieols. on Secoil. and that
the V..t.,t,li tmcks in that vicinity are
full t,f .-.ies-. It was recommended that
Ss tmd vtre. r from Mullani hj to Klntidi,
be paie.1 w'til macadam
lle for I'nblle IlthIioutet.
At th- me. tir.K 'f tha llt.ird of Health
Mte,la the !t. - for tl.e two propot-l
'dull, batiilwists m fe .lediled upon. Or.-?
f tl. bathh'" so- will ! -tationvd on the
. i-t eld- of r.l tli street te tween Carr
.ii.tl ltJ.1 He strtt. and the 0t r on tl.
e.it ' :.- of iv - tilth hret between ou
lii.l a'id farroll -Meets.
BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED.
North St. I.ouis Citizi-n- Aioria
t'l'ii ludur-i's ili I'uijoft.
n ." N'te-th Sf It!.i C".ti;eni. Associ.i-
ii . .smn isjt tiUh: in North St.
i. T . Mi Ii4.i w t oi rtcord as fa-
i.ti.s "it t-r-ipo-.-l tl'.'i-'.'.'V bonl l.-ue
hi . .i f.. Irlle
Af:r me tli. us! i- i Crone cf
No 3m". N'.rtli rtoadwaj was nppointeil
to reprei-fit the a-tnv iti n in the rrxt-:-c
"f t. oKleers of the t. Iiuls Man-i-fai-t;i-.
rst' --tM-iation. tr ;.!-. for the p ir
ite it ta'(. hl a--f.nion's poi.tion
on tl e -nd i-ue
l.i. rr.-kitl. nt itt. Il'ller wa In the
hur In the jti.fr.- .if the president.
T' i . ': .tt. . .ipp-ilnted to "Viir. a
ptr,,e n the treet-."Ie.-inlnrr stem. b"
wh. i It -!:-i!l Ie dore iv contract Instead
of I . 'at. iit-T repirt..! hixing I'.ter-..-w-il
1T. Ie' fH.I!Iy of the H.Vir-t
of I' Mi.- Improeme-.t and the S'rtt
"omn.i'!" icr
INFORMATION AGAINST REIDY.
.M.'n Aivusoil of liiniiiy Must An
.wt'r Anotlier Jh:ii.
l'l-pser-utln Atttrrey n. 1 John'ton of
S I-eois Ooii-t-. r!e'-il.-ir RIe.1 .in otfl--iI
Inferrcjitlo'i air.nn't John W. Rei'y.
ho was Brli ahotit a mPTiti aco on :
-harce . f li'ximi at the instant e of Mr.
Kedlr N" t. who cine from Chicajo to
.earrh tor M '
M' Ileldv No I ha none ba !t to Chl--sc-
I".- Mr !IIdy No : .'.ill linri
; rat I'lavt" i '
The . -i-t o' bicarrj- r.ej!.l not he
-t.i T'lir. I a' th- re'iue of thi offense
. . t- Mi I'tran. where the recond alltril
-ifttf. -.1. place It n. a.-conllnrly.
r, i - t-v.l V sta".utor . tame w-as
cU'-eti ac ilnt 1-im trfe-.ead. and under this
-e Tti'l b prei- used
TO SPEAK ON WATERWAY.
SN'iiator . .1. Stone Will Ilirus
ltop Channel to (Julf.
5.-r.:-r VlUUst J 5ton. will be i;
cldef ri)ie- nt the meeflrjc of the South-et.r-i
y.r-ant;!e Afocu:ioa. which will
s hll at Arlf 1111 tc-nlcht. cl cl--ct
inc te rxsibilty of drep water
nv ti the iJuif.
t'did Utwr and other uhjectj wfll !
be ilLott.ied- pecreury KxrV .ir.d Presi
dent II J 'tube hire !jej an Invitation
la aij r.'ere.t-ti In thce tcptc to attn1
tr ntfh: - r-.rrc The fuUI t locate.l at
lVjtix. tret nd Jtffeicn avenue.
aiaaoartaaa la ? Tark.
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Sew Ycrk spt 1 -Amorjr :te tval
it the io-e her to-dT mere the falkiw
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THE ST. LOUIS BEPTJBLIC: WEDNESDAY.
RAILROADS
RAPID PROGRESS WITH
SANTA FFSLOWG LINE.
Chicago. Sept 1. Western oodjrU!eJ
the 8ant Fe a loi or more than .'.
In the Bacal year Joat closed. ThU :li
stated In the annual report, made public
Testerday. showing gross earnings ntnount
ng to more than J68.000.Ott. With resanl
to the Santa Fea new transcontinental
line. It is faM that work U progressing
at three points, and It Is expected that the
entire Une will be completed this year.
This line will be wneh!1,0."" 'JSJi
the route b the way of Trinidad, will
avoid two mountain ranges between Trin.
dad and Albuquerque, and wll! be less ex
posed to interruption Dy iirmms.
It is announce! al.o that the compar.v I
proiecUng a road from Wlckenbur.j. Mlz..
across the Colorado Klv.-r. to Bergil. en
the main lin to California.
By the close of the year, it is given or...
a total of 23 milts of double track will
have been completed, the longest stretca
of wrhich is between Holiday and Kmpo
ria. Rfty-four milts. Sixteen miles or
double track are la operation, and the to
tal double-track construction for the ear
will be 151 miles. ....
The report ufftns the following Kate
Total numiier of miles operated. WIS;
Increase. 17.1.
Gro.x earning, sw.t.;.: ncuiu "
other ourcea. WJK: totI incoce. Jn3.-
Ob ratine exrcncs. lncludinp taxes,
rental" and other charges. H..!CUS-: ttxea
Justmentbon J. JS.C11.V.?. leavlr.it a net in
iummrrt Dftntl. $.1-W. leaving n. net in
come of 1.7r34Cyequlvalrit to - Pr -?
on the preferred xtock and a.s; per cent on
the common stock oulMar.dlnsr.
Dividend ild l'referred stock. JJ.70S.
O'. cemmon stock. .o7.i).
Including the RtW.WO of convertible
bonds, cf wliich Uie greater portion win
not b- u-e.I until September 2). ! the
funded debt on July 1. :. t-Mv
countlru; bonis in the treaFttrj-. C'oSM.ja.1.
The actual Interest charsed for the j-ear
en-ling Ju:! . 15. will amount to I.v.-
a.x&
..-..rni. ,m liemrer revenue IM.T pa!
g."r train mile ll.U. agalnft J1.1S Ian year,
or il irr cent.
STOCKMEN'S PILOT
A SAFETY EMPLOYE.
Chlcano, Sept. :?. One of the Items of
expetiro incuire.1 by the Burlington i ltouto
in handling live Ftock from Missouri
points to Chicago is the ramnt for setv-i.-ei
of "piloti" to guide ktockmen
through the stock yards .t Lincoln. Neb.
Thl inforr.iation was elicited to-da- from
General ITrelslit Tiafllo Manager w
It. I'tos-by before Kederal Judge S. II.
Croabv was a witness in the hearing of
the cae of the Interstate Commerce
Co'mmis.'ion agair.M the Chicago C.TX.
Western l:aiIro.d asitl seventeen corpora
tions. HUul discrimination in rates on
live ytock shipsvd from the west to Clil-
ca.S;J"J!l!frir tetlfv- concerning thla
Item of"esprne before" asked Attorn-y I
Cnwan. for the Governsmnt
lv- il.h'S the railroad Hiy thla s-
,-n"e and that of Hauling th.se n.en to .
their meals awav from the ard as
.le neit nuistlon.
"Well. It Is cheaper
m ,mv this r- I
r the l0' of a le;
t'1'-) of these T tnen who at" not ac-
f It;
ii net Infill -a: it ii IPC yaru aim ii;. -
with -f'dent." wai the reply.
ELKINS SAYS COMMIHEE
WILL SUBMIT RATE BILL
New York. Sept. lJ.-enator Slephen B.
Klklnt of Wist Virginia l in New irk
atd lia teen In consultation here witli
various railroad and buir.es- men on the
subjtct of railroa.l and tariff locilatlon
to lie cons-ideriHt liv Concres.- in the com
ing j-e-ion. A .halnnan of the .-naie
Committee on interstate Commerce -Mr.
Klklns will have harco of all lallroid
legislation in the Senate.
lie trei!lcts tnai a r.n- i-.ui...e... ....
will pas this winter, hut fee'j mat .i j
j.r-lonKetl and bitter f.Kht w.l! enue wh'n .
' th subject of tariff revision is tin.iderei. J
The sV-tiator i-ali" "Th" rommltUf .f
lwhidi I am chairman, und which wi.l i
-am n.. this winter, but fee'j
frame a measure mis winter, n i'
iareil for lt work, and will meet two
Weeks in advance of the r-gul ir .-s,oa
for the purpose of preparing bill. l.erj
memler of the coniniitt. knows exactlj
.. i i. ..t.ii.ii m.m this oiiestion. and
I t'hrk "that bv December 1 - "111 live
b ill tci lv for liitro.li..-tlo I reSaPl
decide .action tl.U -.on e b"od
RUSSELL HARDING SAYS
MORGAN HAS WHOLE ROAD.
IVtrolt. Mich.. S-Pt W.-1'resMo-.t II u
tll Hardlnc of tlie IVr Jlartuette lll-wa-
arriied here to-biy. and In a di;u'
idofi of the futare tiwntrship of the i'ere
Marquette, -aid. ... ...... t i
Tiitrc se-m to l? r.o doubt thij J. .
Morpin ha purclia-el the oontp l!.n In
tertst in tl.e road. Th-:e nr- thr..; sslu-
Detioit Tolclo and Ironton int. rests with
1,1- So-thern railroa.l line. Ii- miv turn
oC' the Clncir.ratl. Hamilton and D.ljtnn
ststem. with the IVre Mar.iu"te to th-t
V.uidfrbllt and lvnt.syUa'iir. Interest-, or
l-.e miv unite th" Great Vntral lines with
tlf Erie to make a third Rre.it svstem.
ST. LOUIS DEVELOPING
TEXAS AGRICULTURE.
Dallas. Tex . S. pt 1? -It was s'a'ij to
div that . K Y.eikum of the St. lsi.
Uroan-stiliii and Mexico Ilallroad. an I M.
1ouLs c.ipl:alits ha" employe 1 C. It.
liavH ojr.ul:ing en:liieer. of I'aUs. ?
prepare. rlrJ"-- f"r irrigating iw.t.v. aCr."
of s-nlarll land along the Klo Grande
near SrownsiUte
Railway Itaralnga.
New York. Snt U. Hallrcv! enrnlrgi
n ported to-day.
.Icaro Grt tVem rtafwr -?-re-i wy
S.fteniler I17.4'K. :r..-i-a. t!..K. frvin J-.y
: JIK'TIS. incr'a-- !.." .
nnclarall. ISe-r iiean. an.J Tix. laclSe
lint wi-ii e-ttr.ber IIJI 1M. tnc'iMte l.e;
fr.en Jul j I U...4SSH. tncr" :t4l
iVkrii!.' ml S iutc-rn--.-Je.-onJ ?;t.m-I-er
!:.-.. lr.ree j-i.i:t. frcm Ja!y 1 il.13..-
.? lnrres.e i .
IJ.nicraiiS llt Untie-Fecord f 5-tfra-
Slileise or.ed July 1. 1S. by th sys
tem companies. i.l3l.7i Avtrece fn-lcht
! revenue r frelsht train mile. ?
I mhIi.m fc.7.". last year, or i Pr J-
PIANO BARGAINS
THIS WEEK AT
KIESELHORST'S.
1
In Moving to Our New Store and Beinff Obliged to Store
the Pianos in Small Space on Account of
Incomplete Alterations. Numerous
Fine Instruments Were
SLIOHTLYMARRED IN FINISH.
On This Account We Will Offer This Week a Grand
Array of Piano Bargains That Will
Be Taken Quickly.
YOUR OWN TERMS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
A piano that b .l!sht:y marred on th?
end will nat affect the tne or the locks.
.Vt have a r.ut-r of this Vied, ts-can
the end of the puco it th most l:ab to
b-t damacea in aoV.-.r them around ant
crtin thm to .ur new tcre.
Tan. we xre refir.Ifhmir. place m pUac
tkat wer rnaterlalty Iniured. sa that e
think ca win b rouch pJeae.l w.th tc
ptn that we are offrlnc this week at
ach extraonJiruirr d-scocsts
liemember. we gyarante- eeiy one c.
the.e ptaso as perfect In tcac. action nl
dsraMMy . , .
roUowtrar are msi of th lrffains. and
tbes p4an ccsipce not on1 y of
the rsst make, tat many of the Terr
tz Mahogat)- frristt. sale pr'.ce 17.
insnattcaal tukl Great 222? M-Si
weak gsiiUsstif.mMi. J"".!!''' - p,,m
Jalr X L3.n. toersase tut-lja . . ..
it (aawsctta aad St. Umit. juMma wa asp;
ternber toT.Ta. luuaeas tULMi: tttm Jy 1
w. kcimw HUM: freai Jaly 1 IMr.a. -CTomM&eA-mMmi
we.StptjjfteR -
"bu'mI and ethstra-ectjdwek BP
tembtr. ttaiC: ascigst. IUM. rrasa Jaly x.
turif.Ut: lagreass. KT-flJi. .
soutbtra Railway Hecawi wt m$ UfSS'
Wjsi; leereaae. WJm, Mm Jaly 1. tB.mS.-
eSSS KSfc-Sseoad week SeiMsaber.
r.s-; decnaas. . Frcm Jaaaary X. T.-
"KSiSSSTa 1iti-Uft?cet w .jup-
temtr. rr.ns: laeieaa;. . - .i
ULnoE- tnenaae. MS7JML
iT -- -J ..u I
Mifaoarl Parl&e far
y Crass. tt,C.W; by
VI-"- ?" w- - " A Jtt
&.. n.... - -- t
gi.T's; mcreas. oo.au.
decrease. ca.lC; net. t5.7.a; bcreut. ttT.TM.
Altata atakM Bljr.
Kansas City. Sept. 1. The Chicago and
Alton Railway to-day Bled an answer la
the United State Ktrtct Court to the
contempt proceedlnts InKItuted here on
August 1 by the Feneral OOTernment
chargins; It with giving rebates to ytola
fon of restraining order issued by Judgo
John F. Pidllips f thla dry. In March.
1XZ.
Tli- Chicago and Alton. In Its petition.
admits that aa arbitrary rate was charged
for switching cars at Chicago, but denies
having had knowledge of tlw alleged fact
that the Illinois Xorthern Railroad was
controlled or operated by the Intsraa
tlonal Harvester Company. The peUUon
aTcrted that it was customary xorau
railroads to py connecting lines upon
which a large amount of traffic originates
s arbitrary division of the through rate.
Ulnls BM Mattes.
r.Krumjc SPECIAU
Springfield. III.. Sept. IS.-NoUces were
sent out to-day by the Illinois Railroad
anil U'nnhiU!U rmnils!09 tO all the
rnilroads interested In the freight-rate re
duction case tiow pending before the com
mlssicn. advising that the commllon has
glvtn the raitioads until September 2 to
file the.r answers to the supplemental ar
guments in the case as presented by for
mer Attorney Central Ilnmlln on behalf
ol the petitioning shippers. This Is taken
j an indication that the commission wlU
r.ot announce its decision In the matter
for s-veral weeks.
HallrMd Kates.
-G.'.-.eral ltaasger Bolllran ef the Xtssaurl
I-Bcir.j ltaUay said yesterday that serrtre will
: mutnet eotr. turok tday between Jeffersen
City scd HedaUa.
Tin Executive Ccmrolttee cf the Terrrlnal
AuccU'.Ica met sesttrday. Bftfn diFpolng
.f mutine rr.hf.erm. it coaMerea rll. Xot d
Cltlcral 'rack at lt t- Louis.
Ocrral Traffic Mamcer Stlth ef the M!s
rcurl I'actrie 1 In Chicago.
T. C. H-aunons !. letn sptdatej cor.irtft
Irg jnt for tke Termlaat Awoclatlcc. c le
Hatcsm. reeigne-l.
Far Feeble Children
HuKtl'ORD ACID l'llOSPI!TE
A pl-:s.nt-latiiig. effective tonic for
sickly, feeble children with weak digestion
BIG DRAINAGE PROJECT
IN CHARITON COUNTY MISSOURI
Bna lae of KISO.OoO to Stralghtea
Charltoa River Redress Uiads
IVrfiaently 0ertloMt Is Kald
te Cblcago Hawse.
IlKM-KUrt-RClAt
Kejtel,-. Mo..
gt.aiist drainage w.
S-pt. 15. One of the
loiccts ever undertak-
hi in .Ii.-t.iurl wast given a last io-uay oy
the alf. of Slsu.wX In bonds that wjeureas
the con'-trucitou of drainage district Sio.
"" i' mvii-. v . --". -""" -
Chariton ittv.r will le stpishuned and
iiiori than twentj'-three miles-, and will
redt-tm ZZ.'vj ucres ol bottom lands that
ure overtlo'.vd rrenuentl-.
It is -llev.tl that tho value of these
laud will be increased from 110 to 115 to
STi and ' an acre.
The londs were sold bv County Trcas
uter J. W. tlrizell and were imrchased
be T M. Keikhoff. attorney representing
liai-Uooald. McCoy & Co.. of Cidcago. at
a pri mium of XT.T'JV. or a total of $ls7,T0O.
DISPUTE OVER INSPECTION.
Misouri ami Illinois Hnvi; .Con
tlii'ts on 1'oiut.
"ihete was trlctiou between the health
onicrs f Missouri ana Illinois ester
day, but it is thought that the d'lTertiice
Is milk-ably svttled. and the insl-eltion of
ttaiti.t arriving on the I'aM Side from tha
Infected districts; was cmtintied last
nigh:, ullhoiji-h the inspection of trains
was discontinued for a portion of the day
was dlconUiit
bee.u ., H
L,,,,,;
uinols opM):r.tion.
arose, it is said, over an
of Iwctor Kiraii. secretary of
the Illinois State Hoard of ll.-altli. tnat
Msourl health officers should dlscontlnu..
tl ; Inspection of p.usm;trs arriving in
liirt St. Louis from the South.
Yesterdiy ti'Ornlng. v.htl'i Doctor reacr
liorn of the dipen-ary staff w.n maklr.g
:m inspection of a Mobile and Ohio train,
he aproachwl a man who refuscl to state
whether ho had a rertificatu of health,
and. it ! said, nfusul to suy whither he
was Loutid. The jsienger. who was aft
erward found tt be Doctor William Krohn
of Chicago, a member of the Illinois State
Hoard vi Health, tot.l Doctor Fouerbtirn
that it was not Important whether he had
a eertiri-iite of health.
The I!!lnuW olllccr later announced his
ounrc:.t.ri with the Illinois Health Tje
jvarinicr.t. and t-.t'il that he hail been
eomniit-tioned b- tli" i-M;retarj" of tha
State Hoard to notify the Missouri de
pirtmcr.t to discontinue- tl." Inspection of
tr:ilns bfore their arrival within Mis
souri Jurisdiction.
The Parity of Doraell's Vanilla
la r.ver guestiosed by any food rorarr.lsstca.
NEBRASKA CONVENTION TODAY
Domorrats and ropulists Likely
Will Namo Sjiiih" Tickets.
IJr.co:n. N'b.. Fept. li-.-Wllliara. J.
Hryan r.ni a df.leeatu to the Lar.casttr
Oounty Deinocratl.- Convention, which
into hr to-day. This convention chose
leli rates for the D mocratlc State Con
vention, which Mr. llryaii will al-o attend
li-fore starting nn hi trip rjround tho
wo-lth ....
!'orulll ard T)eiroerat"J of Nhnskn.
will hold separate State con entirns to
morrow, but It U tho plan of the leaders
to !.He the Democratic nomlnf-s nomi
nated also by the Populist
IIS EnilUh Oak Upright. ale price tSC.
WRo.etrKHl Upright. !- prlre XX.
C.iCiuarter-faTted Oak Urrtgbt. sale
I nee ts7
E7S Mahocany Uprlaht. sal- price CU
TS"' Burl W'alast X'prisct. ale jrlc CS.
C-5 Ma-Vcany I rntnt. Je r-vre tim.
SM Pretty Oak Lprlcht, sale price tl.
risrnch Wals
nut li
.-pright. sale price
:::.
In addition to these we hire many other
rood barcalnt is cd rUr.cs. organs and
azu pUrers. retime! frcm rent and
tAken :n exchange on sales of new Kim
ball. Halt A lavl and other well-known
makes, of which we are St. Louis repre
wr.UI.vtv Ac early caC wfn e-are bet chitce.
KIESELHORST PIANO CO.
E'tabCiihrvl UTS. vC Olive St.
SEPTEMBER 20.
F.W.DROSTEN
Continuous Receipts
TIE NEWEST FASIIONS.
Vsfsf I
KseGssisfsr
PtoTskvlar Trs.se.
AM CWa mi
$I.MIiw. uiHUUTrOltlMECUCtMSCE.
Visitors Wticmmt. Rtfrtttss otlnfmttom f Pmrckme.
mJALITTUIJliSimPASSABLE.
OUkmOMO CKNTm LOUISIANA PUKCMMm.
CORNER SEVENTH AND PINE STREETS
I TRY
mmm
N fc-w
i Save the CoHpons.
HOTELS
A KI7W A!tn ODnR?f IIOTEU
lntaHear.f S-aJ-ja r.IdVomelV f unshed: elTvVtorKh
anddlnrryrol'ec" e Tghgrroom. -ith private bath .Uached.
THE BUCKINGHAM
FOREST PARK AND
3. minutes' rid. frot business, .heater
.". ;. nf nd the most elaborately furnished hotel west of T.ew ora- c.
. --- ?. -.,.. lne.1 nrw at
both American and Kuropean plans. Table dhote dinners, served every evening
1.;S 20. Tables reserved br p-hone. I-nrge banquet and rece ptlor. iroorn
iJrial attention given to high-class banquets, receptions and wreddlngs. Our
Special ,,n"" "c" : ' ,olt ball3 and rjermans. The Buckingham llver-'&y-
cso requiring accommodation, for
h'e wfntersh'ouir engage room, at once. Rale, ,
oUier Information address E. C. PTER. -"
SCHOOLS.
- - -. , . .. . " ......JL'J;':''J;';l;;'''ll'l'"',
vnoi
BLEES
SIACOX, MlSSOUltl.
The ur.derslgr.ed. membert. of the Board Of Visitor, of RX.F.M -
ACnF.MY. are pleased to commend It. They have personally il-lted the
institution, nnd remarked Its excellent buildings, appointment- and -lrtfn
Gereral 15 ees seems to have spared no expense In making the establishment
.' ' L ,e B, elaborate. In .very way. The Institution hat a capacity of lit
....,.,.' n.,d the arpointments are not
.... ...... urion of like character. The
. . .
Artdemr received last vear tnt r.igiie'i mciMii' --- --- -
OenerS of the Inlted States Army. Only select boys, of '70"b''?B?
character, are admitted. The school Is conducted not to educate tidier,, but
to build up character and give a sound education.
Aavllcaats rtktsU f itrspsad slt
GENERAL F. W. V. BLEES, MACON, MO.
T. J. AK1XS.
A's-lstant Treasurer l.n!td States.
St. taiiils. Mo
W. 3. CHAPLIN.
Chancellor Washington I'lilverslty.
St. LoiiH. Mo.
F. P. CRABBS.
ITesIJer.t Union Ear.k Note Co..
Kansas Cltj". Mt
JOHN T. M. JOHNSTON.
Pastor Uelmar Ave. Uapt!t Church.
St. IvjuI". Mo.
KRECKHNRIDGK JONES.
Vice Pres. Mississippi Valley Tru?t Co
st. Louts. Mo
UOUITD UAI I DAY AND BOARDING
HUblflbK rtAlLL. school for girls.
4M WASIIIXUTO.V BUL'I.EVAKO. ST. LUt'lS. Ma.
MISSOURI CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
ttJ sts'ssssrssz .cStfacait
n.j" ara oe5aI. rraoiea, siea.: scr lllaMmted
Kmror LIQUOR DRINKING. M03PKXNE laf?
eelGV a a-m. tri , an ?tt--s ni crjir-n. aati;a lAPCiey
- ! JV UUMItC.
VUre M0I-3-S Locut St.. St.
EXCURSIONS.
sui.ru i n nr --" ' '"""
MS
SUNDAY, SEPT 24.
TR. rORWIX II. SPEXCF.K.
t.eave fnsa fast af leseast aireet
a. tn. .ham remrw at ! w. as.
sej: the oreat i'lood.
HsVIV l'.lier Hide
I.A!T TRIP THI 1ESOX
GRIFFIN EXGURSION
FREDERICKTOWN, MO.,
SUNDAY, SEPT. 24,
ROUND TRIP - - SI.25
C.r-'-.I It I.
Ijii.ti., Krf-I. IJrli a-3 Mlr.-
In Mctf la Wt.1
eiiecticr.. Truai i"
J lrn 5:.tio-i U - m rotorr.tae -rlv-
It. ao .i-urrvn rer.f fr.lrn tatt- r.l
TOT.r tlrove. Tigris cf Sett ::tb S.t tl
ca til etcurslca.
Do You Ever
KtspesmsMertk0
swags emctCBcy or isr
TELEORAPH SERVICE
' with what It
wmbetfthe "POSTAL"
eamt4ttl&
V
1905.
JEWELRY GO.
off Latest Fall Styles.
THE HIGHEST QUALITIES.
PlalOMS. WATCMES,
JEWELRY. SILVHWAIE,
CUT CLASS. ETC.. ETC.
SfealDsHissis
Unites QfusskiM.
PRICES THE LOWEST.,
i
I
TtcutLa QctAQAriiU
I
in 25c-50c-1.OO
Handsome Boxes.
BUNKE-WENNEKER.
i . fwyj-iiu iwi
An.fTTO FOR TRAVF3.IXG XfE?.
.--.. ssMta. . SM. T !
AHIOH CLASS
FAMILY ANO
TftANSICKT
HOTEL.
KING'S HIGHWAY,
and i ahopp.nB J'""c,. "" " "
Conducted on
our tloor in 1 minuiei".
miLIIAKY
ACADEMY
excelled anywhere In this coun.ry by
location ha, healthful surroundings.
The
. ...... r.r tt aatstnnt Insnector
k. ii. khrn.
Altsrr.ey at Law.
St. I-otils. Mo.
NAT. M. SHKLTON. . , , .
JudKv Second Judicial L'lstrlct,
Macon, Mo.
DAN'L .. TITTLE.
BiMiop of Missouri. g
RORERT TALBOT.
Jits-tor Tr.mty cnurcD.
Kansas City.
Mo.
C. F. WELLER.
President l:icii:ird?on time Co..
Omaha. Neb.
W S. WOODS.
President National Eark or Commerce.
Kansas City. Mo.
J. C. EISENIER6
lllfSTML
ry Is ur.'icall'J lr aav in the
med.1 reirce decanraent. XNbw-
.iiuc-iar vi !: wpv
iamlcsu. AClre Id MHauurl Ava. at Ia,u'A
- sw--s .-----te
low. ':l H Ktwaftot '.
wLure
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION
SUNDAY. SEPT. 24
TjSLEalARUllLJWE,lii
lateriiKsllate Fishing Reaorts on tha
.Me rainrci and Usaroaade Hirers
MiMlTMP RATES SI.2STIS2.N
Traia leaves union Station 7-45 a. ..
Tower flrorre 8.00 a. St.. returning, arritres
Tower Crore ir.40 p. m.. Union SUiioa
J0p.n.
Ttditts: Calaa Stctloa and Tower Crave.
GRIFFIN EXCURSION.
Chamois, Mo.
Smday, Stft. 24.
ROUND TRIP SI.25.
fitojitr.c t Vah!nrtcr. New ir.T.n. Irrr.
I!erruii.n. i;w-a:e arvt Morrlron. la fceth dl-r-Cor.
Train t--ve Lnlcn .-tuitt-.a aO .
rn-a-nlac arrlT at St Ia: :) j m. .It
t. htitt rel O'.lre :. ar.l xcar.ii aret.
L'r.Iri jKal.:a ajit Tor Gro Station.
SEE THE FLOOD
SIR. CIRWil M. SPEICER
WILL MAKE
FLOOD TRIPS
THURSMT, FIIWY Ml tlTHUT.
Leave foot Locust st.. 10 a. ra. ard J p. m.
ROW! Tltf He.
SCHOOLS.
m no intMinnnivmtrrn- -"
St.kae.a4 MIUTAr.T ACADERT. KlrkweaaV
aillffSll Mo. BtUrg. rarBrsTa: Saw
arrui&da. rcr e e-r. tf f-arti iTrjaias fas
ere-r. 1-jtat er tu.txraa. am.rof eaaaa
SsStirt. CataHwwa. Edsard A.lU!gse.M
P
MICTKMCSa. 1
m0W0W0W0mA
A. L SEUIK I CC
AUCIKHIANOSTOrUGE.
alar sals ercrr SataeasT at wareaeosM
Itegaiar
;! Aiae. i cawaMM uw
vaies u imsiaris m spsctaixy.
etc.
AJmSEMENTS: I
CENTURY S.V&
HEXRT W. SAVAGE OSTrrs
GBJOROE ADE- Oreat PletoruU Cbraedy
Hfs the best thing we have' ever bad
from Ceorgs Ade." Pott-Dispatch;
Ma..TiDay, 25ctiS1
TasMlY ftWT 9J 2fsi.
wwwwM Mwmav m
POPULAR MATRCEC WEI. Oe TO Xt
irasntr w. svavage win osrer
TB Sssg4W M leal Cesaedy
THE PRINCE OF PILSEN
Ttr Tvl.e att.1 Tjt.t I
JIMS Ri.BV IUM it-jjl
laxEm
OLYMPIC a-fiS.
K. C rVHrrXfrfSf "Masleal Coiktall-
PIFF! MFF! NDF!
Mat. Ti-Day, 25c ti SI
THE WOMAN
IN THE CASE
Itesular Matin. SaMnntay
lpulur Uajlo.a tVe.ln.-Mlar
auratt SaJe TO-WBROW.
GRAHD FAREWELL WEEK
UpeettU reararea Es-err xigkt.
ALK MCtESTM If FlfTY.
FERBI.tAJHr STARK. DlrWtalr.
SsMst, EL8A MOXTER,
Asaerlra'a Taaaufe.1 Prima Daaaa.
Cafe Mer lee lay lal. Caei.Br.
Take MrPkeraaa Cars Olive,
('wren, glvea la larse ball wrlaea
real her I raal ar wet.
Columbia
Catfl-NMN VMtin-t:33 la liai tsllr.
Pauline UalL 17 I'.k'n ;:.ii4e IT
The Riante-4 !ls Jt Itirry I"...
31r. anil lira. Alfrei'. Mbr. IIo'jxit..n
Kely. MtKher.
Iirt.tn Tt'w Pl.rce Mslsre.
Italmnii'l te t.oeO. Hen Turpin. j
Ics . 'ne.1a. The Kloudro'nK
15c, 3sx Mt, trstoMfa Cftalft mtraCIa
GARRICK
Mat. TO-DAY 2:15
OooA Stats j at 5c.
Eves, at 8:15 THU
"RETTER THAW f-YKK"
ROYAL CHEF.
fptoirn Ticket Oftlcs 3S70 OIIva Ptietal! Hews l.
Matkt Prleea. 33. 33. Base. T8e is! !.
MELVItXE R. RAVMOatOH
CARTOON COMKDVs
BUSTER BROWN.
iesl Bandar allaee ., n. wit.M.
-r-
HAVLIN'ST-
Tbeater Wl
tke Rent
wa for I.liita
y. IBe fa Sr.
S3e Mala. Taeaday. Thwraday. atarway.
25c Hat.f JOE WELCH HTMEPEMLEB
Te-Kam Ixext "HER WEDRIXG DAY.-
OnaTaTlBJ M-tT.TIIVHi..
Melbourne MacDowell,
AieliteJ by MISS JI-SSAIJXR KOnftERS. In
tWIFKESg THEODORA.
WMTHSss
TblJ rouistn
2tle irlll k.lt.o
Ud-a or lailr and nntl'mm..
HIT KEATS ris-MIHITT
All rLlMts. re XtLm t.ri.s .- .i.7j.
Ssuta st H..llm.ir.'a .ml the iniettn t. efflee.
IMrcRlilL i5,25. 35L 5oc.
25C I LIrecIn J. Carter", ftceato tVon.Itr.
tS'-VatI Tit Eft WlffHtSS
Sea- the Aatosaafclle Leap taje Gas.
Nt Cl-OR'Ii: KIJ1ST "Iilc ir-atUt Jim '
TANDA
D
THK KOMI? or roi.i.Yl
TWO ntOUCS DAII.T.
THE MASCOTTES
eURLESQUBRS
N'e-t IVeelc-QILOXIAI. l!ta.!.i:
CAYETY.
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