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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

BRousrER-At n:so o,eIoek a. M: July q.
l.. and Georgia L. Brouster.
Funeral from family residence, at Ascalou.
Mo. at 10 m. Monday. July ., 1901.
Canon Saturday. July q, 1901. at 70: y
Mrs +: Ii burton and Mrs A C. He'll. aged
luneTtll will take place from family residence.
Ne. l5E South Compton avenue, on Monday.
IGly a. st p. IN. to ST. kevin's Church, thence
Chicago. Ill. and Greenlawn. l. l.. papers
please copy.
CooK-Friday. July IS. 1901. Isadore c. Cook
beloved husband of Margaret Cook NEE Fischer).
aged 80 years.
1917 La salls street. sunday. July -. at p.
M. to Mount Sinai Cemetery.
FoI.EY-on Friday, July IS. 1901, Ellen Jane
Foley (nee McConneip. beloved wife of James
W. Foley, aged A years.
The funeral will take place Monday. 18th inst.
at $50 o'clock q m. from family residence. No.
l7Os North Twenty second street. to st. Leo's
Church. thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend.
FUSION Friday morning. July &c, 1901. Jo-
eephine Desoge F0sz aged 81 years. after a long
ilpess.
Funeral Monday. July ~. at o'clock a, m,
from Holy Name Church. Twenty-hrst street ana
Grand avenue. North st. Louis. Friends invited
TO attend the funeral mass Interment private.
Please omit flowers Pray for the repcse Of her
soul
Ho1.I.AND-Mary Holland tnes Gaffney). be-
loved mother Of John and benjamin Holland and
Mrs. Rose Fletcher. entered into rest Saturday.
July ~. 1901. at a. m. aged 6z years.
Funeral services were held the following day
At $50 .. m. from her late residence. No. 2a4
South Fourteenth street. to st. Johns Church.
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
kEIsER-Captain John r Keiser died at Pene-
tang. Canada, at ~ o'clock Saturday morning.
July q. 19ol.
KEARNEY-wednesday. July a, 1901 suddenly,
CT heat prostration. Marguerite kcarney. aged Il
years. at the home OF her daughter MIA mary
Z. Mclean. at kirkwood.
Funeral occurred Friday morning, July u
LowERY-on Saturday, July e. 1901 at II 9.
m. Michael Lowery. brother OF the late Patrick
Lpwery. aged Is years.
His funeral viii take place from the residences
OF MT Thoma. Conroy, No l2s South Fifteenth
street on Tuesday July 30. at $50 a. m. to st
Johns Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was q member OF Division No. Z A
o. H.
New York and New Jersey papers please copy.
NoLAN-Entered into rest. Saturday. July q
1901. at Z ,. M. Martin Nolan
Funeral from his late residence. NO l6oS Car
street, Monday morning, July g. 1901. at S.s'
e. m. to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church. ther
70 Calvary Cemetery.
sH1ELDs-on July &c. 1901, a, s:4s a. m: M,s
Catherine Shields inee McHslel. relict 81 m
Ianne John and the late Mrs. Catherine os
t-ander (nee Shieldsl. and our dea- GRANDMA.
Funeral from residence OF her son-in-iaw. =.
ost,ander.. No. 1850 Cottage avenue, on sunday
July g. at D. m, TO st. Matthews Churen
thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invitee
10 attend.
Bordentoun. n. J.. md Roundout. N. y. %
pery peeSe copy.
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at-homes who cannot hope to travel as far
as the Green Mountain state.

A cablegram appeared in New York
newspaper last Wednesday stating that
Alice Nielsen had decided to enter the grand
opera field. and had therefore. declined a
shower of offers" from various managers
to direct her future career. among them q
proposition from Klaw & Fsrlanger. This
firm deny having made any proposals 10
Miss Nielsen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28
sPlRO POWDER HEALS AND CURES

Barr'a Clearing Sale Increases In interest
q II draws near its close. Choice little ODD
prices reckessiy Gu: to clear up the va
tious stocks. Wearing time is from nov on
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28
SPANlSH-AMEMCANS MEET.
First Anniversary Attended by
Many Distinguished Visitors.

At the first anniversary celebration of the
Spanish-American Club last evening the
Mexican national hymn was played on the
piano by Miss Anna Ehnts and Mr.. August
Boette on the violin, but the temptation to
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28
SORE FEET and SOUR doors

Are Affections of humanity. The activity
necessary in the strife for existence. or the
eagerness usually manifested in the search
for indoor and outdoor pleasures. results IN
sore. tired-out feet and perspiring bodies
When the feet pain and the body Is giving
forth unpleasant odors. the peace Of MIND
essential to pleasure and rest Is not obtalna-
ole. There Is no reason why humanity
should suffer in this way. either in mind or
body, for
SPIRO POWDER HEALS AND CURES
spiro powder is a preparation especially
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for II. It is the only guaranteed foot prep
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clothing Spro powder destroys the onen-
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sing the words could not be resisted by the
large number Of Mexicans who were pres
snt. Most Of the Americans present joined
In the chorus. The entertainment was given
in the clubhouse lawn. No. 3slS Page bottle
ward. which was prsttily decorated and Il
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
Prominent visitors were present. fnclud-
ing several from South America and Mexico.
among the latter being r. j. Ruiz Of Her
mosillo. an important figure in his town.
who was elected an honorary member Of the
organization. Mr.. Ruiz took advantage Of
the occasion to express his appreciation OF
the hospitality extended him. and laid
stress on tho fact that throughout Mexico
the people Of st. Louis enjoy q reputation
for the kind attention they showered on Wis
itors.
Among the other features Of the pro-
Eramme were an opening address by the
president Of the club, Mr.. August Boette, q
piano duet by Miss Louisa Neinhardt and
Mrs. Spieselthal Of Trinidad. daughters OF
the Venezuelan Consul in this city: reci-
tation by Miss Lally Q plano solo by Misl
Mena, an address by Doctor 9pohr. q for.
mer resident Of Mexico, on the growing
commercial and social relations between ST.
Louis and Mexico, and an address by Mr.. e.
B. Filsinger, vice president Of the club.
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FOR sALE--"lsIaud Cottage" PraDsrty,

Including perfect title to wooded island Of sev-
sral acres in one OF the most beautiful lakes
OF Northern Wisconsin; 'piendid rshins ga ana
equipped throughout: gasoline launch and other
Considered GEO. NJ SEWARD.
1OS La Sale st ChicaHo.
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The Cool Northern Route
Was inaugurated for lust such weather a.
this, to enable st. Louis people to reach the
cool resorts Of the East and seashore. Wa
bash ticket ONCE Eighth and Olive-north-
east corner
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G[andAtlantic Hotel and Annex

virginia ave and Beach. Atlantic City, n. J.
American and European plans. The finest hotel;
the bsst location: EnteT;ains 10 guests Enlarged
and improved Hot and cold sea water baths in
hotel and connected With suites Orchestra The
Write for booklet. Coaches meet all trdins
CHARLES e. COPE
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THE SCHOOL OF MINES AND METAL
LCRGY, ROLLA. MISSOURI. Once OF George
Z. Ladd. PHI. D.. Director. July l.. 1sol-Seaied
proposals will be received at this office until :
edition ard alteration to Chemical Laboratory
and MetaIurgical Buildings, and fer the con-
With plans and specifications. copies of which
may be seen at this office or the office OF B.
Trust building. St. I.oui. No. The right to re.
ject any ane all bids 10 reserved.
NOTICE On and after September
quarters. No. i67 n. Sixth ST.. the Equitable
building. Harris Shoe Co. stock must be sold
at $40 Pine
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SCHOOLS.

POTTER COLLEGE
Fe, young ladies, Bowling Gran. Ky: HlAh
pills from q States. Twenty teachers. The very
best given. Terms reasonable. Send for cAtl.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

Humor permeates the entertainment one.e" a.
M.nnion PARK this week. II is the sort 81 no
gramme to give light and ENJOYABLE even L.
tha seeker OF cool air and pleesr:e Ihe n0l.o
van. viii appesr. for the first time this SEASON.
in one OF their eccentric Irish ctaa':er .E'tcIes,
.sklnner's Hotel" Miss Dcnosnn VIII in,es-
polate several new songs. Including on. o. ne.
own composition Post and Clinton. who Eavs
Inst c,osed n long engagement As t.atntes 'rith
the Tony Pastor road show. will be- seen In
character speciality. Burke and McAsoy az 10
do an acrohatic comedy turn. The Donovan
conedv COMPANY will have q new farcs. fran
the pen of Joe Hart entitled THE RAinnaksrs.
1t is a bright piayle;. Astounding in amusing vt
uations Charles Merten. Edna Harl'ury and
Edith I.indon Will have the principal parts me
Gleason sisters. singers and dancers Joe Ken
pey, eccentric Inonoioguist. md IAvsile end
Pearce. horizontal bar performers. are on the
vaudeville list.
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Marie Dressler. who is favorabiy remembered
in st. Louis as one OF the joliest soubrettes who
has taken a part in the genuine successes at
the Century for the last five years. Is named
as the top-liue- of Forest Park Highlands.
shirt Waists" timely dissertation. Is the
topic which she and Adele Harrington will
exert themselves, ard there is not a woman or
man who doesn't like to hear something about
this popular garment. In all other directions the
Highlands bill will bubble over with good fun.
Reno and Richards combine comedy with aero
battles. Water and Norwalk offer sketch in
which tho frst-named actor impersonaies COM
edy acrobat. and his partner Norwalk. the
Dutch girl. The Painter Trio do q parlor
gymnastic turn. and the Wang Doodle Quartet 10
composed of black-face comedians. singers aad
dancers. The near future underlines are Dorothy
Morton. THE Beaux and Bellies and THE
Girl With the Auburn Hair
Olga Nethersoe's version Of Camille pre-
sented by the Maurice Freeman Stock Company
Is the new Offering at Grand Avenue Park. Ma
dine Winston plays Camille. Maurice Freeman
Armand. and the members Of the company ara
suitably cast. Mntinees will be given on wednes-
day and Saturday.
Lawrence Han,ey. John Ravold and their
Worlds Fair Stock Company revive The Silver
King at Koerner's Garden this week. Lillian
Kemble. Thsis Magrane and Will s. Rising ara
featured in the cast.
Agnes Paul will appear as Dolly Dimple in
1.-The Little Tycoon at Delmar Garden. Blanche
Chapman has a character part, and Comedians
Fred Frear. John j. Martin and Charles A. Nor
gan will be fully employed.
Mary Norman. who gives limitations Of Differ
ent people she has met In her travels, leads the
bill at the Suburban. Press Eldridge Will offer
new monolosue and some fresh parodiss. Eddie
Girard Of Donneily and Girard fame. assisted by
pretty Jessie Gardner will present sketch called
1.-THE Soubrette and the Cop" The Juggling John
sons club experts: Herbert and Willing black
face entertainers. and Charles Mcdonald. dancer
I'LL out the programme.
In the production Of The Silver King al
Koerner's, Lawrence Hanley will impersonate the
character OF wilfred Denver; John Ravold
COMBS: Will s. Rising. 1.-THE Spider" and Lilliar
Kemble, Nellie Denver.
The Cool Northern Route
Is the best route to the lake resorts OF Wis
oonsn. where they are now enjoying coin.
paratively low temperature. Ticket Office
Eighth and Olive.
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Cnrrent Proxra n, mes.

Willard Spencer's summer oparotta. The Little
Tycoon" is the Deinar attraction for the week
beginning with to-night's performance. Once OF
the widest popularity. the work includes many
of the composers best songs Just after the FIRST
ensemble Laura Willard sings what Is regarded
as the finest gem of the piece Love Comes Like
a Summer Sigh
Other leading numbers are: Sad Heart or
Nine Tell Me. Daisy An American Always
Pans Out Love Re,gns.' Dark Though Ny
Fate MAY Be Speak Low and The Cats Oh
Our Back Fence
Mics Willard has appeared as Violet many
times. as she was with the original Tycoon com
pany for two seasons. Despite the fact that she
mas been called upon to sing Love Comes Like
summer Sigh, more than a thousand times. she
declares that she knows Of no other song $40
would rather sling or hear suEg-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

None OF the acts on tna bill al the suouI 10,
,hjs w.ee, nav. been seen elsewhere in the city
thi, season Mary Norman. one OF the eis.. .
women IN the line Of limitations. heads the ns..
She impersonutes the young Boston woman a.
ier.. after a days shopping and the breezy en-.
caxo maid who calls everybody BY their its'
name and cares nothing for foreign titles lnen
.he shows various types of parlor entersaiiie1s.
such as the De,serte girl and the aspiring .,na
ine At an Eastern school. 1t is said tnat a' "
Warmsr was lyceum entertainer herself not 20
many years Ago and appeared entirely IN c'hee'.
and club work.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

FOI.EY-on Friday, July IS, 1901 Ellen Jane
Foley (nae MCCONNELL. beloved wife of James
W. Foley, AGED A years
The funeral will take place Monday. 18th inst.
at $50 o'clock q. from family residence No.
lT0s North Twenty -second street. 10 st. Leo's
Church. thence TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend.
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SPEClRLTIES.
Mississippi Valley Trust
Company
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
$500 PER ANNUM.
DEATHS.

BRousTER-At 1850 O'Clock a. m. July q.
1891. Esse IL. Brouster. beloved daughter OF A
l.. and Georgia l. Brouster.
Funeral from family residence, at Ascalon.
Mo. at 10 a. m. Monday. July g 1901.
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Coofi-Friday. July &c. 1901 Isadore c. Cook,
beloved husband of Margaret Cook tnee Fischer).
aged - years.
Funeral VIII take place from residence. No.
1917 LII Salls street, sunday, July -. at p.
M to Mount Sinai Cemetery.
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1.-THE Bonnie Brier Bush" is said to be one
of the features of the coming season. The
play, which will not likely be seen outside
of New York and the larger Eastern cities
for some time. is a drama founded upon the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

Cannon Saturday. July q, 1901. at 1:ss
o'clock q. N. John Cain, beloved husband OF
William s. Joseph. Robert and Carrie Cain,
Mrs. +. III. Burton and Mrs a c. He'll, aged
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

Iunertll will take place from family residence.
Ne. l5E South Compton avenue, Monday.
iGly a. ut 2 D. m to St kevins Church, thence
calvary Cemetery.
Chicago. ILL.,. and Greenlawn. La l.. papers
please copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

The Cool Northern Route
Is the best route to the lake resorts Of Wis
oonsn where they are now enjoying COIN
paratively low temperature. Ticket Office
Eighth and Olive.
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FUSION Friday morning. July &C. 1901, Jo-
eephne Desloge FNisz. aged 81 years. after a long
ilipess.
Funeral Monday. July ~. at o'clock a. m,
from Holy Name Church. Twenty-frst street and
Grand avenue North st. Louis Friends invited
TO attend the funeral mass. Interment private.
Please omit flowers. Pray for the repcse Of her
soul
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28

HOLLAND-Mary Holland tnes Gafney), be-
loved mother Of John and BENJAMIN Holland and
Mrs Rose Fletcher entered into rest Saturday,
July o. 1901 at a. m. aged 6Z years.
Funeral services were held the following day
at $50 D. NJ, from her late residence. No. 2A
South Fourteenth street. to st. Johns Church.
thence tn Calvary CemeterY.
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THE University Of Missouri. Columbia. has de.
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The chambers Of the two houses of Con-
Rress are this summer undergoing thor
oueh oyerhauling. New furniture, carpeting
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30
As to Cat Pictures.

The Bee Hive store inyited the juvenile
artists of the public schools to sketch the
cat in the amplitude of her pose. A
number of competitors entered the
sketching match and put puss in various
attitudes, -comical and stately. This
comic feline imitation was attempted by
Carlos Fay. age 10 years, Dodge City,
Anna Henning, age d years, Wiudtho rst'
Rosa HenDing, age years, Windthorst,
Mollie Henning, age years, Windthorst.
FIorenc Kirk patrick age ycais, Dodge
City. FleGa Ragland age years, Dodge
City, Ray Pond age years, Dodge City,
Carlos Fay had the best assortment of
cat pictures and perhaps the funniest lot.
The children did we'll and entitled to
praise for their efforts in drawing. The
committee awarded in the order named
Carlos Fay gets the prize of one dollar.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

Last weeks rain has put the wheat
crop in as fine a. condition it could well
be- It might be possible for some un-
foreseen calamity to shorten the crop a
little, but the present outlook is that
Kansas Will harvest the largest wheat
crop the state has ever known AS it
looks now, the crop Will exceed that of
last year by several million bushels
SpearvilIe News.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

Charles Bridgewater, of Ford, on
Monday, brought his sister, Mrs. Abel
bert Sprague, here for treatment. She
is under the care of DIR. McCarty. Mrs.
Sprague carried stretcher. She
is suffering with cancer of the stomach.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

Ed. f. Davis, of Kansas City. was in
the city Tuesday. He hads been Mt
Wright Station, where he made settle
ment with Smith 6 Chambers, for the
machinery in the skimming station
The Wright skimmlng station is now
using about 3, 800 pounds of milk daily
and it has capacity for 5000 pounds
The proprietors intend TO increase the ca
pacity to 5000 pounds daily. The
sNimming station is good thing for its
owners as we'll as its patrons.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

If troubled with rheumatism give
ChaDaberlainss Pain-Balm a trial. 1t
will not-cost you a cent if it does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. Ii also cures sprains and bruises
in one third the time required bv any
Other treatment. Cuts, burns. Prostitutes
quinsey. pains in the side and chest,
gianiular and other swelIings are ouick-
ly cured by applying il. Every bottle
warranted Price, % and so cts. Amos
6 Gwinner.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

Fred Wcidman. of E.dorado, Kansas
an expert in farm machinery, is with the
Zimmerman Hardware and Manufacture.
ing Company. His father, d. Weld
man, representing the Buckeye company,
is making his headquaf tiers at the same
store. His territory extends to Colo
RADIO.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

Warning,-AH persons warned
from trespassng in any manner, or from
fishing on the Duck Greek springs. Any
person caught there viii be prosecuted TO
the extent of the law.
Mrs. NJ. DIVER
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

A pie plant with leaf six feet in cir
conference stalk two feet long and one
and one-half inches thick. is displayed IN
n. G. Mootz.s window. 1t sucks water
like sponge, aud its great spreading
leaf would make conopy for a buck
Filipino. Peter Mootz raised il.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

There will be services at ST. Cornelius
church next Sunday-Trinity Sunday
morning and evening. Morning prayer
and sermon at IL a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon at s p. M. Sunday school at
20 a. m. Subject of sermon in the morn
ing The Trinity Subject in the eve
ming Things that are Settled.'' All are
INVITED.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

Stubs Bros won races in ST. Louis
Tuesday. Waketa won first, there being
Il entries; Passover second, with Il
entries. This the first start for this
animal. Stubs Bros. have only the two
horses in the St. Louis races.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30

NoTICE-On the 18th of May I APP
pointed Andrew Falkner Street Com
missioner and he is the only one author
lied to collect the poll tax due the city.
GEO. N. HOOVER, Mayor.
Dodge City, May 10, 1901.
The Globe-republican., 1901-05-30
New Dry Goods Store.

We wish to call the attention of the
public to the fact that we have opened up
a store on West Front Street, consisting
in most part of goods usually carried by
dry goods stores, and we wish you 10 call
and see us whether you wish to buy or
not, our aim being TO merit share of
your trade Our prices are Kansas City
prices unchanged. j. Ii. DUPREE.