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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
TALK OF H0DGES'S SUCCESSOR.
Right Man for the Place May Be
Hard to Find.

Councilman Hodgess resignation as chair
man of the Ways and Means Committee Of
the City Council has occasIoned consider
able speculation as to what effect his action
will have in relation to the general ap-
Precipitation bill. 1t Is understood that Vice
President Horton Of the Council will he
consulted before the position Is rendered
90 any one. but whom Mr.. Horton Will sug-
gest, or whom Mir. Meier has in mind no
one R-eJeniS to know. Mr.. Meier says ne
has given the matter no thought at all
mud that he will defer all consideration IN
III after next Tuesday evening, as he de-
s.res 10 give 8lr. Hodges sufficient time 10
retract the resignation. Mr.. Hodges firmly
asserts that ne means to stay resigned.
Each Councilman approached declined to
Mi. Meier choice, and SAID 1t would prob
ably be hard To induce any one TO accept
the craftsmanship just row. Councilman
IL Z. Richards is considered the favorite
for the place. He has fought for retrench-
ment relentlessly, Il is said. Whether he
will accept is a subject of conjecture Only
osother persons ere named as poSS:oili-
ties, W. NJ Horton and Charles Virgins.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Majority of Arbitration Board Says
the Men Failed to Keep the
Agreement.
STEINBISS DID NOT CONCUR.
He Submitted a Minority Report
Holding the Employees Blameless
and Urging Both Sides to
Reach an Understanding.

The Suburban Arbitration Board composed
OF Scott II. Blewett for the 81. Louis and
Suburban Railway Company; II. w. Stein
bliss for its union employees. and W. T. An
derson. which was called to decide whether
che company or the union had broken the
agreement Of April {. adjourned at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon after giving decision
against the union.
Tho board met in the directors room at
the Merchants Exchange. The evidence
submitted at the meeting Monday was
considered by Messrs. Blewett. Anderson
and Steinbiss, after which Messrs. Blewett
and Anderson announced that in their opn-
ion the union employees of the st. Louis and
Suburban Railway Company had failed to
keep the agreement.
Mr.. Steinbiss did not agree with the ma
jority. and said that he was disappointed
at the result. The following report OF the
decision of the Arbitration Board was
signed by Scott II. Blew EFT and w. T. An
derson:
Mr.. 7. NJ. Jenkins. Superintendent OF the
St. Louis and Suburban Railway Com
pany; Messrs. J. S. jolly. Woodwork and
Associates of the Grievance Committee Of
the Union Employees OF the St. Louis and
Suburban Railway Company:
"Gentlemen-we have carefully read and
considered agreement made and signed by
you on April 6. and have taken evidence
from representatives OF each party to agree
ment. and from evidence submitted 10 us
We decide the employees of said Suburban
Railway Company have failed to keep said
agreement with T. N. jenkins OF Suburban
Railway Company"
The minority report made by II. W. Stein
bliss was in the form Of the following reSolu-
ton.
Resolved. That II is the sense of the Board
OF Arbitration that while recognizing some
irtegularity in the admission to membership
of Division No. IA, OF all employees OF the
Suburban Company. caused by individual
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
In Upholstery Dept. (F Fsiss }

Bed Sets. Madrassas. Swisses and Cur
tain MUsiins At less than Oue-third of their
Regular value.
and ends. bar in this asS0rtmeu; you will
find many articles -. practical use for
household decorations.
Venetian Bed Sets. In coiOrs with double
valances. that sold for SI375; now slightly
soilei, 1915.
Fun size Bed praparies. in blues, pinks.
reds and yellow. complete with valance and
roll covers. all perfectly fresh. worth sis.J9:
10 close out. $500 each.
Short ends cf Imported Mattresses, 80
inches wide in Turkish and other colorings
soc.
- pieces OF Embroidered Swiss Tamhour
Muslin. the most durable and lasting ma
terial known for bedroom. sash and dining
room curtains. worth 45c. 10 close out. &c
per yard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
PRISONER FOR AN HOUR.
William h. Vanderbilt Arrested in
His Automobile.

Milton Mass, July 2l.-It developed to-
day, when the case was called in court,
that William X. Vanderbilt. the young
millionaire, who yesterday made a flying
trip from Newport TO Boston in his auto
mobile, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Park Policeman Bernard O'Nen for
violating the Blue Hin Park reservation
laws. coEcerning the speed of vehicles.
MI vanderbilt was taken 10 the station
mere and after about an hours delay
ban commissioner from Quincy appeared.
and MIR. Vanderbilt was released on SIS bail
IN court to-day fine of SIS was imposed,
which was paid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
MRS. HAMILTON RELEASED.
Governor Stephens Refused to
Honor Requisition.

Mrs Annie Hamilton. who was arrested
al the request of the Creston, Ia. aGthori-
ties, was released by Chief Campbell yes
terday. as Governor Stephens refused 10
honor the JcquisltiOn. II WIS alleged that
MIS-. Hamilton stole $1,000 from Emmett
Willard, a travelling horse trader. while
thty were registered at 4 hotel in Creston.
hile willard was out. il was said. she
ripped open his valise and carried away all
his money. few days later she was To-
Gated at bloomington, Ill. where she had
instituted divorce proceedings against her
husband, ]. II. Hamilton.
Just as the authorities Were about to ar
rest her she came to St. Louis with her
husband ana bought restaurant at No.
1873 Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
REDUCING THE CITY.
Fort Scott, kas., Cuts OFF Two
Fifths of Its Area.

Fort Scott. Kas.. July 2L-Two-ffths Of
the total area Of this city. including the
original plot and all additions. viii be cast
off and thrown into the county by an
order OF the council Just given. upon recon-
rlendation OF the city engineer.
This Is evidence OF humble submission
TO the collapse of the big boom In the Int
ter eighties. and an effort to assist in the
REIMBURSEMENT of municipal affairs TO con-
fcrmlty with natural conditions
Notwithstanding there have been a gradual
fncreas, In population for some years and n
manifest inclination toward prosperity. the
exclusion of nearly one-half of the aggre-
gate area of the city will throw out buy
fifty voters and Will reduce the city's re-
Sixteen additions will he cut out, the oh
ject being TO shift the responsibility Of
the maintenance of streets and bridges upon
the county.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

members OF that union, that Division No.
ia. or its officers. was in nowise RESPONSE
bic therefore and that inasmuch as the evil
cenre plainly shows that members who
Claimed TO be refused admittance to some
meetings. which they voluntarily visited for
the purpose Of Joining the union, are now
memte rs OF Division No. IA, the said Di-
vision No lH algamated Association OF
not violate agreement and we rpspertfully
recommend that both parties will come to-
Sether for their mutual good and the well
fare OF the community"
Mr.. Steinbiss said afterwards that he was
Blai lie had stfenuously opposed the adnlis-
SION or Nh. Anderson 10 the Arbitration
Beard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
RRS BIG BA SEM E1NT
4o-inch. s1425. reduced to slo.45.

+o-inch, s1425. reduced to slo.45.
Trunks ladies skirt trunk, canvas COW
cred, narrow hardwood stats. brass pealed
steel CLAMPS. Excelsior brass lock. top tray
divided into three compartments with TWO
dress trays. strong and lightweight
trunk
f2-inch. Ni5A. reduced 10 50 So
Trunks gentlemen's combination steamer
trunk. canvas covered. all brass trimmed,
large bolts, best Excelsior lock, satin hat
form below tray for silk hat top tray di-
vided into three compartments. all linen
lined. strong and lightweight trunk
S6-inch. sl3S5. reduced TO ss.s5.
Ladies' Hat Trunk. narrow hardwood
strips. all brass trimmed. lined with linen,
toilet tray filled with six removable hat
carriers In plush covering
22-inch. 1915. reduced TO 1886.
24-inch. 500. reduced to s5.i5.
Canvas telescope leather bound and
heavy leather corners. two heavy straps
and handles rivitcd on. muslin lined
ls-inch. SIS. reduced TO 75c.
2O-inch. 50. reduced TO s5c.
22-inch. N.75. reduced to 500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
William Maloney, Grayhaired Jani-
tor, Climbs Flagstaff at Fourth
District Station.
PAINTERS DECLINED THE TASK.
Little Mans Performance Was
Witnessed by a Large Crowd
He Served at Balaklava
So and Inkermann.

William Maloney. a veteran of the Grim
can War. who is about GO years old, and Is
EMPLOYED about the Fourth District Police
Station as porter performed feat yester-
day which many younger men refused to
hazard.
The Fourth District Station is being
painted, and il was decided that the flag
staff must be made TO harnonize with the
rest of the building. But when the order
was given 10 the painters they emphatfcal-
ly declined to do 1t, as the pole is very slen-
der and rises about seventy-:ve feet above
the roof of the building. When Billy" Ma
lon.y heard OF the action of the painters
ne became angry. Recalling the days when
he cruised the oceans as 4 sailor. he
grabbed the paint bucket and scaled the
flagstaff as easily as a tar does the rigging
Of ship
Before he went up the pole the 'oId salt
announced his purpose TO Captain Kelly.
who tried TO dissuade him. but he was
firn Billy is well known in the neighbor-
hood and when the word was passed around
that he would climb the flagstaff and paint
IL, q crowd gathered TO witness the per-
formance Though old and somewhat bro
ken, the gray-haired veteran retains all
his youthful vigor. He scaled the pole quite
easily and to the top fastened a rope, one
end of which was tied about his body and
the other was manipulated from below.
Then he slid 10 the bottom and obtained
his bucket of paint. He finished the job in
half an hour and playfuliy fiirted his brush
at the crowd below when he reached the
top. They cheered him Justify. The old
Crimean veteran had nothing but scorn for
the painters VINO refused to paint the pole.
He did not consider his act worth record
ing.
Maioney was under the command of Lord
Cardigan in the campaign of 1854 at Bala-
klavs, Inkerman and MalikcY. At the
scaling of the heights OF Malikoff the index
finger on his right hand was shot OF. He
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Sweeping Reductions in Toilet Sets

Toile. Set. English semi porcelain. under
glaze decoration, brown. pink o. green. 70
pieces-Redu csd to 81
Empress Toilet Set. English semi-porce-
lain. tinting light or Gark green. fancy
shape: complete set. including jar-Reduced
10 si.99.
decoration. with borders of gold. complete
SIT. including ja--Reduced to $50.
Toilet Set. English semi-porcelatn. ground
laid tulip decoration: complete set, includ-
ing Jar-EeduceG TO $595.
Braemar Pattern Toilet Set, English semi
porcelain: toral blue decoration with gold
tracing; Il pieces. including jar--Reduced
to $50.
Toilet Set. English semi-porcelain. floral
decoration with tinted border, green or
celeste. complete set. including jar - Re-
diced 10 Ss9S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
LEAVES EIGHT CHILDREN.
Victor Camenzino Run Down by a
Freight Car.

victor Camenzino. section hand on the
iron Mountain railroad. who lives with his
wife and eight children at No. 1s4S South
Seventh street, was run down and fatally
injured in the railroad yards of the An
heuser Busch Brewing Association
At Second and Dorcss streets yesterday
morning. He was cutting grass In the track
Nhen q car, pushed by erSine No. 800,
charge of Engineer William Scott and Fire
man Frayten. backed upon him. He was
Knocked down and his right arm mashed
OF ny wheel which passed over it.
An ambulance conveyed him 70 the Alex
tan brothers Hospital. where il was found
he had sustained a severe internal shock.
He Gled at o'clock in the afternoon. three
ana One-half hours after the accident
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Jay G0ULD'S YACHT SOLD.
Atalanta Will Enter the Colon
bian Navy.

New York, July 2l-Mr. George Gould has
sold the steam yacht ATLANTA through
Messrs. Gardner & Cox of this city, to the
Colombian Government for gunboat.
The yacht Is at South Brooklyn. but will
be taken in hand at once by the representa-
service intended
The Atalanta is u famous boat and the
sale takes from the New York Yacht
CLUBS steamer fleet one that is quite as
well known as any that has ever carried
Its nag. She was built by Messrs. W.
tramp Il Son of Philadelphia for Jay
Gould. H. 1875. and upon his death became
the property of George Gould.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
STEAM SCHOONER ADRIFI.
Parted From the Towing Vesse
During a Gale.

San Francisco. Cal, July I-The steam
schooner LaGuna. which went ashore on
iiiiainook Bar last April, is drifting aoouis
on the ocean somewhere between here anu
crescent city. menace to navigation Ine
w. II Kruger, bound from Tillamook Ior
san Pedro, which undertook TO tow the YES
sci to San Francisco. has arrived here. win
the LaGuna's officers and crew, but WIFI
out the steamer.
During gale last Tuesday. the towlns
nawser parted In the morning IL was SeIs
foggy, and the Kruger could not get the
bearing on her tow. After searching ZOE
several hours, the Kruger Continued hsS
voX age.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

The Zero Dry Air Harduoad Refrigerator
Partition in center CT provision chamber,
oouble door,. Regular price S2i0e-Reduoed
! TO sl5o0
Reiding-Hal Mfg. Co.'S Cleanable Solid
Ash Observation-Disclosures "a in. depth 2, In.
height 10 in, single door: regular price
St.s5-Reduced TO Slee).
BeldinC-TTAl Mfg. Co.'S Cicauable Solid
Ash RefriFerator-lcngth Is in. height a
IN. depth q in. double door; regular price
sls.aJ-Reduced to Sl295.
Belding-Haii Mfg. Co.'S Cleanable Solid
Ash Refrigerator. Compartment House-
single door, length 80 IN. depth 10 in.
height 81 In: regular price s15.oD-Reduced
TO Sl0oV.
Beldiag-Hall Mfg. Co.'S Cieanabls Solid
Ash kefrigerator. Compartment House. with
double door, length AZ in. depth "a in.
height % in; regular price sZ7.ol-Reduced
To $3.50.
Big Reductions i'm Nickel-PIated
Bathroom Fixtures.
. kel-Plated Combination Soap and
Sponge Holder-ReduCed TO $40
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
ROAD OPERATORS CHARGED.
Criminal Proceedings Follow Ia.
cOma'S Street Railway Disaster.

Tacoma, Wash, July IFS. z. Mitchell of
Portland. general manager, and F. l.. Dame.
genera! Superintendent of the Tacoma
Street Railway Company. have been
formally charged with manslaughter, in
formation being fled against them this att
ernoon by the County Attorney.
This is the result of the Fourth of July
street-car accident. In which over forty
!ives were lost and sixty persons injured
twenty Of whom are still In the hospitals.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
TOWNSEND CASE DISMISSED.
Transit Company Paid the Costs in
Police Court.

who was arrested in ar Olive street car last
Saturday night at the request Of the motor
man and conductor. was dismissed yester-
day i'm the First District Police Court. the
ST. Louis Transit Company paying the costs.
Townsend had dispute with the con-
ductor, r. G. Scott. and was arrested by
Policeman Kennedy. When the case was
called yesterday, Attorney Rodgers OF the
transit company announced that he did not
care TO prosecute and was willing 70 pay the
costs. Judge Baettger said he was willing.
and tas case was dismissed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
CIosing-Out Prices OH Refrigerators

The Zero Dry Air Hardwood Refrigerator
double door. length S. inches. depth %
in. height 20 In. regular price s2i.O9 - Re
duced TO Slo.S5.
The Zero Dry Air Hardwood Refrigerator
double door. length 80 in. depth g in,
height Sc In: regular price s25.ot-Reduced
to sl2..5.
The Zero Dry Air Hardwood Refrigerator
Apartment House-lerEth SO in. depth II
in.. height 50 in: regular price s-L5s-Re
duced TO $li.95
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Auction Sale Continued.

The auction sale OF the Peterson x
Homes stock of China. Glassware, Art
Pottery, Lamps. H.gh-Grade Refriserators
next week, with sales a; 10 o'clock in the
morning and at . o'clock Ia the afternoon.
This sale offers a rare opportunity for peo-
pie who want TO purchase goods such as
have been carried in stock by Peterson &
Homes at thei: large china. glassware and
housefurnishing goods store al 4ve and soS
North Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

Fancy Niciel-Plated Soap Holder-Re
duced to 500
Nickel-Plated Towel Bar. length 50 inches
Reduced To sl.25.
Combination Nickel-Piated Towel Ring
and HaDger-RedIced to Soc.
Nickel-Pla.ed Towel Holder Owo bars)
Reduced to S.0o.
Bath Head Rest and Bath Seat. made of
heavy canvas. with nickel-plated mount
ings-SeduCed 10 So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
2a-inch. a.s5. reduced TO N.io.

2f-inch. H.e5. reduced TO sl.io
26-inch. $2.25. reduced 10 SIS
Ladies' Hat Trunk. Lined with linen. tot
let tray fitted with six hat or bonnet car
riers, covered with plush. good strong iron
bottom. brass lock, a durable hat box
24inch. N200. reduced TO s795
Canvas telescope. leather straps and han
de. leather tip on corners muslin lined
is-inch. Sc. reduced to SIC.
ao-inch. CSC. reduced to 6oc.
22-inch, Sl00. reduced to .oc
2+-inch. Si-i0. reduced to soc
e6-inch, 81 Is reduced TO Soc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Special Reduction Sale of Framed
Pictures.

These prizes are about half TIE regular.
Solid Oak Frames. size sxl0 glass and
mats extra)-Sale Price &c.
Picture Frames. size sXI0. in black. oak.
green and browr-Saie Price 2ic.
Picture Frames size I5xl2. in black.
brown and gray-Sale price &c.
Picture Frames size loXI2. in black and
gilt and green and Giit--Saie Price e9c.
Picture Frames. size l0xle. In black and
green-Sale Price &c.
Picture Frames. size IoxI2. black and gilt
Sale Price &c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Last Reduction Sale of Trunks.

Trunks, extra HlCl Top DON. sc bOi'S'
hesr Excelsior lock iron-hound top tray
with double compartments. two dress trays
below two leather straps around trunhi
muslin lined--a good. strong trunk
32-inch, $685..
34-inch sos.
S5-inch sll.so.
Trunks. canvas covered. brass trimmed.
large bolts best Excelsior lock. all rivetsd.
heavy brass clamps large corner rollers.
leather side handles, iron bottom. deep
tray. with hat box. dress tray. muslin
Hned-a big bargain
sa-inch, $3.50 reduced TO $500.
32-inch. $500 reduced 10 $50
Si-inch. 5000, reduced to $50.
3s-inch. Sll.p. reduced TO $50.
Trunks canvas covered, painted, two CEN
ter bands Excelsior brass lock. strap
hinges. side bolts. brass corners. clamp on
top and bottom, large corner rollers. two
leather straps around trunk. iron bottom,
deep tray with hat box. muslin lined
32-inch, sl1.s5. reduced TO Si.eo.
Ss-inch. si5.65. reduced TO 1875.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

Picture Frames. size l+xI7. in Plain black.
gray and brow I-Salc Price Soc.
Picture Franlss. size uxii. in light oak,
dark oak. plain black and gray-Sale Price
&c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

lives at No. Bill Thomas street. He has
been ia St. Louis thirty years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

Note the prices. Secure your Rugs and
MatJings now.
Heavy China Nattings that were 2Ac.
coiec. sc SOC 35c: now 1ic 15c. l7i:c. aOc, &c.
Fine japanese Cotton Warp Mattings
that were 20c, &c, Sac 35c. SOC SOC. e0c; now
I.c l-l2c, 20C. 25r. Soc. 40c. 45c.
Fine Rues-only a few left, so make your
selection early
Nldle-CraIg SmNVraa-
6xS IT. were Sl295 now 1855.
7sxfO s IT.. We're sis5 now $3.50.
9xI2 IT. we're $3.50 now $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

Patterns about go pairs Irish Point
Lace Curtains. sold regularly at 500. 80.
saOe $3.50 sl2co $3.50. $3.50: now S.!S,
si75. SIS, SIS s;.s5. sI05a, So %.
patterns about 100 pairs. BRUSSELS Net
Curtains sold regularly at $50. $ -, $3.50.
sll.J5. $3.50. NOW $40 s6.cp. 500 $50, SEQ.
patterns. about I25 pair of fine Ara bian
and Renaissance Lace Curtains, sold regu-
larry at S.75 $50, SEQ. sll.j0. $l55S Se5.oo,
So 50: now s475 S55G 500. $50. 500, sls-vo,
sa5.co.
Wa have a great many one-pair lots left
from our last sale. These We Will close
out at half price.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

Good quality Lasle Elastic. white only,
all widths. l. per yard.
Good quality Hooks and Eyes, all sizes
and styles. lc rer card.
Good quality Horn Strips. all lengths. &C
per dozen.
All sorts and sizes OF ThimbIes. steel. alu-
minum. etc. 1c each.
Good quality S,ockinet Dress Shields No
3. only g yer pair.
Good quality Leather Bone Casing. silk
stitch. &c per 3-yard piece.
Odds and Ends Trimming Brads, all sorts
o. styles and colors. 1c per yard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

Best grade SmyrnaS-
6x3 #. were $3.50 now $50.
7sXl06 fl. were $3.50. now $3.50.
sSie TT. were si7.5o. now $3.50.
Administer Rugs, Persian and Indian de-
signs
7.sxio.6 size. We're ST. % reduced 20 $500.
syl2 size. were So so reduced to So %.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
White Dress Textiles.


First We call your attention 10 our grand
bargain I'm i0-inch India Linen at l0c yard.
80 pieces Of Imported White Cord Pique-
a special good quality Of skirting and very
cheap. only l5c yard.
400 pieces OF fine small check English
Nainspok-iust the fabric for summer I'M
IeIw"ar and night shirts. etc.-tliis Is
bargains l-3c yard.
Sec our fine Sheer White Batiste for dress
wear, only ljc yard.
q pieces White Union Linen Lawn for
waists. at ijc yard.
See our special bargain in those lovely
lace weave fabrics for waists. regular 20c
goods for l0c yard.
eases OF yarf-wide English Long Cloths.
a nice soft grade and very cheap at Sll0 u
bolt Of = yards.
$50 pieces of those lovely Sheer French
Lawns 4 inches wide-a special bargain in
this Gcsira5 bic fabric It 46c yard.
ltS1 yards OF White Scotch Madras, In
lovely patterrs-this Is the very best shirt
wais; fabric and the regular 5oc quality
this week goes At 3Oc yard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Finest Wilton Rugs.

s3x17.s size. were s32 so reduced to $500
9xl2 size. were $3.50. reduced to $3.50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-24
GEO. K. TAYLOR co.

strong dramatic element. The play Is
essentially a comedy, but possesses q
strong heart interest.