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STREET CARS.
MOST MAGNIFICENT SYSTEM In
THE WORLD.
SPLENDID SERVICE AND GEN
ERAL TRANSFERS.
Every Possible Convenience Is Pro-
vided for the Public-Ability
to Handle Any Crowd.

The electric system of street railways
In st. Louis Is the most magnificent In
this country, or any other country, be-
cause America is far ahead of the con-
servative Old World In street transpor-
tation. The equipment of all the lines
is luxurious to a degree that no other
city can boast of.
St. Louis has the best cars OF any city
IN the world. They are more extensive.
| and appointments, and have all the ele-
gance of the first-class coach on the
| steam railways They are about as large
| as the modern railway coach, and sur
| pass In comfort and elegance and size
| the old cars as much as fine railway
/ coach surpaSseS a caboose
| The tracks are the finest in the world.
| Every track on every line has lately been
| changed. and they are now the finest
| that money or skill can procure. They
| have the latest improved steel rails, are
| process. SO that there is one continuous
rail without any jolting.
The cars run to every part of the city.
No matter where you desire to go you
| can easily find one or more lines that
Will take you there, and the cars follow
each other so rapidly that no delay is
occasioned by long waits.
| All the car lines of st. Louis are now
electric. The Olive street, Fourth street
and Broadway cables have all been
changed to the very latest and finest OF
| electIic SSSteHiS, WIFI tHe pest equip
| ments,
| The cars Of st. Louis run all the time
day and night, and there are so many
owl cars on the many different lines that
st. Louis people can find a car to take
| them home at any time day or night
| All the street railroads OF st. Louis
have been consolidated. so that now there
are Only two great systems. each OF which
| takes the citizen to all parts of the city
| by splendid system of transfers. The
Suburban system has enlarged its tracks
| and branched off into new directions, as
IL goes westward from downtown. 1t is
a magnificent system, because 1t was not
formed by consolidating independent
lines, but its branches to the north ant
the south have been made from time tc
| time as its able directory has seen fit
and it Is magnificent and complete sys
| tenn. This company was the first to give
us the magnificent tracks, which rur
as smoothly as running water. 1t has
been noted for Its readiness to fulfill the
wishes of the people who live on it's lines
and It's conduct to its employees has
The sun., 1901-08-26
BASEBALL.
More Popular Than Ever.

This city has been represented by pro-
fessonal base ball club since 1874 when
the old St. Louis Browns" became a
member of the National League. Except
for two or three years following 1871,
when ,Devlin, Hall and Snyder sold the
championship and killed professional base
ball here, this city has been represented
by one or more professional clubs belong
ing to the great associations.
Two years ago the present management
came into possession of the st. Louis
franchise, and it has been represented
by high-toned sportsmen, who have left
nothing undone to give us the best base
ball club in the world.
Ease ball is undoubtedly the national
game, and to-day Il is more popular
throughout the country than it ever was
There are more good minor associations,
which are splendid training schools for
the two big ones. whenever they need
better players.
The St. Louis club is playing better
bali every year. 1t will finish close to the
top this year, and under the guidance of
the present manager and captain, who
is q gentleman and a sportsman. we can
Predict that next year St Louis will get
the championship by playing honest tall
under a captain who is incapable Of play
ing dirty ball.
The sun., 1901-08-26

been liberal and kind, and they always
grants them all reasonable demands.
no other great street railroad company,
made up from the consolidation of many
Independent railway lines, is not such a
perfect and logical system as the other,
but since it has bought the old lines 1t
has maze many marvellous changes in
the roadbed, and In the cars. They have
built new lines to supply the omissions
of the former companies, and they have
left nothing undone for the comfort and
convenience of the citizens that money
and the highest skill could supply. They
have shown great public spirit in run
ming new lines into the country, or to
the parks, summer gardens, race tracks
and ball games. They have shown an
ability to carry a hundred thousand peo-
pie to any park or garden on the Fourth
of July, and it is an easy matter to take
home without delay twenty thousand
spectators from Sunday ball game
The street car lines can manage a
crowd of any size, and there need be no
fear of the largest holiday crowds being
able to go and return to the Worlds
Fair without delay or discomfort.
BY q wise system of transfers it is pos
sible to go from any part of st. Louis
to any other part for five cents, and in
hot weather it is possible to ride twenty
miles or more from almost any part Of
the city for ten cents.
The sun., 1901-08-26
MAKING ENVELOPES.
St. Louis House Has the Largest Out
put in the World.

The business of making envelopes for
business houses. either with or without
printed matter, has been revolutionized
by a st. Louis concern. After spending
ten years in making preparations to go
into business. securing during that time
patents on all their machines and ap-
pointments. this company started into
has the largest output of any single fac
tory in the United States.
1t has an enormous factory IN st.
Louis for the Weston trade, and another
equally large factory in New York for
the extreme Eastern trade, and for ex-
port trade. 1t has machines that turn out
10000 envelopes a day, while the best any
other company can do is $4,000 a day.
These patented machines do double the
the number of workmen, and no other
concern in either Europe or America
can even approach them on prices. They
turn out car load of envelopes a day in
st. Louis, and still another car load a
day in New York for the East and for
Europe. They do not make fine en-
velopes. They cater to large consumers.
as. for instance, they have a contract to
make all the envelopes for the Western
Union Telegraph Company which. next
to the Government, uses more envelopes
than any other concern in America.
A roll Of paper runs into a machine and
out comes an envelope, which can be
covered on both sides with printed mat
ter without being touched.
This company has no drummers or
statesmen. The entire output both In St.
Louis anA New York, is taken by regu-
lar contract by the largest Wooden Will
disposed of by them to the large job
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The sun., 1901-08-26
ST. LOUIS BREWERIES.
Make More Beer Than Any City in
the Country-Best Beer in Amer
lea - Greatest Brewery in
America-St. Louis Bot
tied Beer Famous


1t is now conceded that st. Louis is
the greatest beer-producing city in the
world. and the name "St. Louis beer" is
guarantee of quality. 1t produces more
beer than any other city, and better beer,
and 1T has the reputation of being the
best beer In America, wherever Aineri-
can beer is known. st. Louis brews the
most wholesome and most popular beers.
1t is served on all Pullman dining and
buffet cars. served on ocean and lake
steamers, served in frst-class hotels,
served in. tho best families in the. finest
clubs. and can be easily obtained in any
country in the world
The export trade for st. Louis beer has
doubled in the past year. 1t is used more
than the beer of any other American city
and the Philippines. and is the popular
beer in China and Japan and orders often
come from British India.
The st. Louis bottled beers are becom-
ing more popular every day, and the
amount consumed is increasing every
where. especially in the Eastern countries
of Japan and China and Americas new
The bottling trade of one st. Louis
brewery whose pale bottled beer has
been for years. famous throughout the
United States. las increased beyond all
eS eSpectation, and 1t has just added another
immense bottllbg department on South
Broadway, which has increased their ca
pacity. This company does very large
Philippines and India, and have trav-
cling representative in the far East.
st. Louis has the greatest brewery in
The the world; " ,, For the year ending July 81,
1901, 1t did business of one million bar
rels of beer, ard their sales amounted
to near ten millions of dollars. Their
export trade increased during the past
the largest in their history. and they
have of lato turned out a half-million
bottles OF beer every day.
The sun., 1901-08-26
ACCIDENT, HEALTH AND
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE.
An Important Business That is Rap
idlY Growing.

The annual loss to the country from
accidents is more than the fire loss, about
which SO much is saio. More money is lost
In disabling accidents, by the loss of
time and permanent injury, than is lost
from fires. A business that seeks to equal
lie such an enormous loss is well entitled
to more attention.
There are quite number of accident
companies, whose head offices are located
in other States, who do business here
and ut has prospered until now 1t has
reached enormous proportions.
There is also one company which deals
in accident, health and plate-glass insur-
ance, which is st. Louis concern, Incor-
porated under the laws of Missouri, and
which has a deposit of S250,000 with the
Insurance Department of Missouri for the
benefit of all policy-holders. This com.
pany has offices in every large city in the
country, and is more than holding its owr
with the older Eastern companies in theil
own States. and is doing a business oi
more than half a million dollars in prem.
iums. Its policies are made with the view
of giving the people the best protection
and their increasing business convinces
The sun., 1901-08-26
THE LARGEST WOODEN
WARE HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
A Princely House That Deals Only
With Wholesale Jobbers.

In the Wooden Ware business st. Louis
has house that does a business on a
scale that is princely. 1t only deals with
wholesale jobbing houses They. do not
sell to retailers. 1t is a wholesale house
among wholesale houses. They take the
entire product of many factories all over
this country, and distribute them to the
jobbing trade. They distribute goods for
the manufacturer to the wholesale job
ber. Instead of having statesmen, the
manufacturer places the goods in the
hands of this mighty house.
1t is a small thing to say that st. Louis
has the largest Wooden Ware House in
the world. Their business is SO colossal
that this one house does a business that
is greater than the combined business OF
all the other wooden ware houses in
America.
They have a large export business with
Mexico, and their travelling statesmen visit
every jobbing point in this country every
ten or fifteen days. They stand above all
other competitors in the Eastern States,
just as they do in the Western States,
and enjoy the unique distinction all over
the land as being the one princely house
that only deals with the wholesale job
ber and distributor.
The sun., 1901-08-26

States Tor running - through cal cars and
through service to Hot Springs 1t only
runs from Little Rock to Hot Springs. It
10 very. short. but as It is now used in
from all parts of the country to Hot
Springs it is a road of very consider
able Importance, and is filling a long
felt want. This road was built and Is
operated by Col. Samuel w. Fordyce. of
St: Louis, who is its president.
In addition to the roads mentioned there
are many others which have contributed
to the general welfare and upIbuilding Of
the city. of which lack of space will not
permit detailed mention.
The sun., 1901-08-26
ST. LOUIS PAWNBROKERS
ARE SUCCESSFUL.
They Are Noted for Their Honesty
and Good Faith.

Society has recognized pawnbrokers as
q necessary legal class Of people. In St.
and integrity, and the word of some
pawnbrokers Is trusted as implicitly as
that Of any man in the community
st. Louis has quite number OF promi-
nent pawnbrokers, and they all do a
good and thriving business, especially in
good times. In good times men are WILL
Ing to pay good interest by pawning some
valuable article to crafty any fleeting de-
sire, and besides the sales Of the pawn
broker Is much better
The pawnbrokers have been doing un-
usually well since we had such great
prosperity, and they look forward during
the coming year to still better trade.
Pawnbrokers who are honest and re-
liable have made money in st. Louis. One
concern started in 1874 in little room on
a. prom inent thoroughfare. and these
three brothers have now two large four
story stores which they entirely occupy,
and they have lately moved into the
lower floor of still third one.
The sun., 1901-08-26
THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY
OF ST. LOUIS.
MAN NUFACTURES MORE T0BAC-
co THAN ANY CITY IN
THE WORLD.
FAMOUS FOR ITS BRANDS OF
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Old Companies Controlled by Public
Spirited Citizens-The Tobacco
With the Umbrella.

st. Louis easily manufactures more to-
bacco than any other city in the world.
Especially in chewing tobacco is she IA
nous. There are brands of chewing to-
bacco made here that are household
words in every house in America. Several
large firms started many years ago ana
gradually they have built up a trade that
makes the st. Louis brands the most
popular in every State. Many of our
wealthiest citizens have made ther for
tunes from tobacco, and have retired as
millionaires and capitalists.
st. Louis for many years led all other
cities in the manufacture OF tobacco ana
although different gentlemen are to-day
at the head of sthe what was our great
est tobacco factories, the new MANAGE
ment has shown the same wisdom in
handling the St.. Louis products. and the
proportion as formerly.
The gentlemen who are now at the head
of the old companies are among the most
public spirited men of our city, and they
have done much to make 1t the city or
national reputation that 1t now Is They
are representative citizens of st. Louis.
and are wise to see that the best way
Louis Is to join with other prominent
citizens and make the City Of St Louis
great and prosperous metropolitan city.
st. Louis has tobacco factory. that
started in business in the spring. of 1900,
and 1t made the most remarkable prog
ress ever made by any kind of tobacco
concern. Started only little over year
ago, founded by a gentleman who had
already made his house the greatest in
the world. it is already formidable
rival of the old companies, and 1t has
already sold millions of pounds Of to-
bacco. and now the tobacco with the
umbrella is as we'll known from the AL
leghenies to the Rockies as that of any
of the old brands.
This company started in business with
two distinct ideas, and they have spared
neither money or labor to carry these
two simple thoughts into execution. The
first idea was to make every customer
familiar with the emblem of the tobacco
with the umbrella, and the second was
that anybody who did not want to keep
the tobacco with the umbrella could re-
ceive his money without making explana-
tions. The wonderful success of the COM
The sun., 1901-08-26
RAILROADS
ST. LOUIS A GREAT RAILWAY
cENTER- THE CONNECTING
LINK between THE EAST
and WEST.
r14H GREATEST TERMINAL FA-
\ 0ILITIES IN TIE WORLD
SoMETHING ABOUT THE BIG
y SxBTEMs THAT HAVE MADE
ST. LOUIS FAMOUS.

81 Louis Is without a doubt the best
ailroad center in the United States. 1t
the natural terminus of roads running
Bou&h. and It is the connecting link be-
ween twenty of the most important sys-
ems running from East to West. AS the
Ireat jobbing and manufacturing city Of
aie Mississippi Valley, 1t is the natural
market for the greatest and best agri-
cultural districts of the United States. No
ity Ia the country excels st. Louis in
he Importance and extent of its rail-
ond facilities. or the excellenco of its
eryice.
The roads entering st. Louis were never
u prosperous as they are now. During
The past few years the trade with the
BouthWest has greatly increased and
brought about closer trade relations. The
Railroads have advanced in order to keep
pace with improved conditions. New lines
have been built, and much territory. has
been opened up. Extensions have been
made, small lines have been bought up,
Improved and added to the larger ones.
rhe entire railroad system has been i'm
Continued progress and Improvement
has been made in the passenger depart
nent, as In the other branches of the
#ervice. and not even in the famous trains
bf New York State and New England
AN be found more comfortable, complete
pr palatial trains than those now operat-
ng from st. Louis, both east and west.
ct. Louis has only one passenger sta
ion. into which all trains enter. 1t is
he Union Station, the largest in the
world, completed in 1894, at a cost of
nearly N,000,000. into which "a railroads
run, and nearly 400 trains either arrive
br depart.
Twenty-six railroads enter st. Louis,
hnd an idea of the amount of freight traf-
&c done by these roads may be had from
The fact that last year the freight receipts
were 15,000,O0O tons. and the shipments
were nearly 10.O0O.0O0 tons.
TERMINAL RAILWAY ASSOCI ATION
This company controls all the transfer
business of st. Louis, except that which
. brought over on boats or steel barges
N owns the Eads' bridge, the Union Sta
ion, controls and uses the Merchants
bridge, the tunnel, and about 200 miles OF
Track. f3
During the past year an extensive belt
The sun., 1901-08-26

ever occurred from the administration Of
these remedies.
There are branches of the Kelley IN
stitute all over the United States, and the
number of people cured in the entire
country Is increasing every year. More
people were cured in 1900 than In any 9TH
er year.
In ST. Louis the number cured has tn
creased, and is increasing every month.
This is due to the fact that the present
manager and physician of the st. Louis
branch was for eight years the chief OF
the medical staff of the Leslie p. Keeley
Company at Dwight, Ill.,, and brings to
rience of the treatment of thousands Of
patients. and the management OF every
phase and condition of alcoholic and drug
inebriety. He resides at the institute In
st. Louis. and the patients get the gem
uine Keeley treatment. which Is Identical
with that given at Dwight.
KSowing of the superior ability and ex-
perience of the St Louis manager and
physician, patients from all over the
South and Southwest and old Mexico
come to him for personal treatment