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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
THIEVES ARE STILL At WORK.
Latest Batch of Robberies Report
ed to the Police.

MS Matte Buckley Of No, 1927 Delmar
e oS S,a vas robbed Of 81, gold watch
s.%as o.ano f ring by a negro whom she
house cleaning. Wv soine
burglar entered the home of Mrs
x sg WSrsnansly on the second floor at
ssele pair OF gold-rimmed eyeglasses,
"a packEocket stole a leather purse con-
fT11mH!ne ana e brass key from August
Gsenteenth street car Monday night.
Two hundred and fifty cigars twenty
pounds OF chewing tobacco and a pound Of
snao1lne tobacco were stolen early yester-
cay morning from the Big Four billiard
partor at No. 1615 Market street.
oooen chickens were stolen from the
nSnnouse OF Fred E. Brockmeier of No. 3fiS
.W3nnehaEo street. y. w. ''"
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CONVERTIBLE BOX CAR.
Various Uses to which It Nay BE p
Instantly.

Various Uses to which Il Nay BE Pat
Instantly.
The Manning convertible box car, B, &
O.. 12SO. demonstrated its utility as O
grain car at B. 4 o. elevator c, Locust
Point, Nd. recently. The car arrived from
Fairport. o.. with 1900 bushels OF corn
dumping. The hopper bottoms of the car
were thrown open. rs In coal car, and
the grain. bv gravity, passed into the ele-
vator hopper. requiring no manual labor,
the usual steam shovel being uncalled for,
This is the second load Of grain delivered
by It at elevator c. It's maiden trip was
mado in April with a load Of coal from
Fairmont to Baltimore.
After unloading by dumping, which took
% seconds. It was converted into nat
bottom car and sent to Chicago with load
OF bucket oysters on B. & p. passenger
train No. by the United States Express
Company. After the satisfactory delivery
Of the oysters the car was placed on ex-
hibition at the Grand Central Depot and
visited by many OF the most prominent rail-
road men Of the West. It then shipped q
load Of grain for Baltimore as fat-bottom
box car, and unloaded there at elevator c
by the ordinary method-steam shovels-
and plain boz car On this trip It carried
coal to the lakes and returned after dump
ing It, loaded with grain a. q coal car, aud
dumped 1t through the hoppers IN exactly
the same manner.
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GOULD ARKANSAS LINES.
New O0cers Elected and Appoin
meats Made Tor Ensuing Year.

New O@cers Elected and Appoint-
ments Made FOR Ensuing Year.
The Board of directors VI the Arkansas
Midland has elected the following officers:
j.; c. G. Warner. vice president, st. Louis
Russeil Harding. general manager. IT.
LOUIS: A. -; Ca,ef. treasurer. New York;
Il. G: Merriam. secretary, st. Louis; Iran
els johnson. assistant secretary. Little
Rock. The following appointments have
manager: H. c. Townsend. general passen-
ger and ticket agent: s. Il. Schuyler. gen.
eral auditor. all OF st. Louis. These otti-
president. William Cotter. general superin-
.endent: w: G. Watrous superintendent OF
transportation: H. Rohwer. chief engineer;
=. Fisher, engineer bridges and buildings:
J. 0. Pattee. Superintendent locomotive and
car department: ". G. Nixon, purchasing
agent; George Snodgrass, assistant pu,chas-
superintendent. Helena, Ark: c. w. Ham
mond. superintendent of telegraph: o. l..
Ieachout. general agent. mail department:
y. 7: Spoor. wood. tie and timber agent; r.
NJ. Mcdowell fuel agent. all Of ST. Louis.
These officers will report to the general
manager.
At a special meeting of the Board Of d.
rectors Of the Brinckley, Helena and Indian
Bay Railroad the following officers were
elected e;;s E: , g; Warner; PRESIDENT, St
Francis johnson. assistant secretary. Lit
tie Rock: A. H. Calef. treasurer, New York:
.. 8; II. Smith. local treasurer, st, Louis.
Mr.. Russell Harding has been appointed
general manager. with headquarters at st.
Louis, Mo.
I The following appointments have been an
nounced: w. c. Stith, freight traffic mama
ger; h c. Townsend. general passenger and
ticket agent: 8. B. Schuyler, general audi
port to Mr.. c. G. Warner. president. Will
liam Cotter. general superintendent: W. c.
Watrous. superintendent of transportation;
H. Rohwer. chief engineer: E. Fisher. engi-
neer bridges and buildings: J. o. Pattee.
superintendent locomotive and car DEPART
ment: W: G. Nixon. purchasing agent;
agent. all of st. Louis; ]. B. Johnson.
superintendent. Helena, Ark; C. W. Ham
mond, superintendent Of telegraph: o. l..
n. T. Spoor. wood. tie and timber agent:
r. II. Mcdowell fuel agent. all OF st.
Louis. These officers will report to the
general manages
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Edwardsyille.

-Mrs Mary Masheck. more than 20 gears Of
Illinois Centrai q Glen Carbon. Tho train was
stopped and backed up and che injured woman
hours but is now improving ana viii recover.
THE funeral Of Alice, the little daughter az
day morning. She died at Pierce City Mo.
The Citizsns' Park Association has elected
the following officers: A. Klingel president:
John Dippold. vice president: William Smith.
secretary; H. p. Hotx, treasurer.
Fl. @. Atkins, editor of the Rocky Mountain
News at Denver. Is visiting Edwsrdsville rela-
tives.
Of TEXAS and Mr.. Emma Harris Of 81. Louis
were married last Thursday night at the home
pressed BY Clerk Coventry at the request Of M
Ssshnsrt and the maSriage was performed BY
not develop until yesterday.
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that there was absolutely no relation be:
as far as they know the only connection
through individuals Is found in the fact
that Edward J. Berwind, who Is interested
In the Pennsylvania Railroad, holds some
Atchison stock. How much Atchison they
did not know.
THE same authority also denied the re-.
mia had offered Mr.. Morgan controlling
interest In the Atchison system on basis
Of IS for the preferred and Is for the COM
mon stock
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Personal and Current Notes.

Pef10noI ana CuxkG1t N0fe0.
The ct. Louis Coal Trafic Bureau met
yesterday and transacted . fair amount Of
routine business.
LII. /. MCGUIRE. travelling passenger
agent Of the Frisco at Cincinnati, was at
HEADQUARTERS here yesterday.
Frank D. Gildersleeve, district passenger
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio South
western. has gone West on brief trip.
The Frisco carried out sevsn extra cars
on its two trains last night. They were
1. 4, to register at the Kiown Reservation
Land Once.
-The meeting Of passenger represents
lives OF eastbound lines out Of ct. Louis,
day, was called OF yesterday. Il win DO
held ct Z later date. 3.
Southwestern lines VIM sell, ON and after
July - and until Octoher =. round-trip
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Colorado wyoming and Utah. The excur-
sion will be conducted by Alfred barlow,
the roads advertising agent. and win b
escorted by several officers Of the road. The
Palace In Denver. July g, and thence win
90 by special train to Cheyenne and to
Salt Lake City. making stops at the best
desire
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STATE coxMIssION DIsGUsTED.

No Protests at Harrisonville,. Mo.
Against Frisco-MempAis Deal.
RDPUBLlC SPECIAL.
Harrisonville, No., July 1.-THE State
Board Of Railroad Commissioners met here
to-day at 1:3O p. m. for the purpose Of hear
ing objections and taking testimony relative
to the Frisco-Memphis combine. No state
ment Of protest was fled. nor did any wit
ness appear to testify. After waiting about
back to Kansas City, abandoning the ses-
Aons to be held at Clinton and Osceola for
the present.
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GASOLINE DRUM EXPLODED.
Heat Is Supposed to Have Cause
Spontaneous COmbustiOn.

meat H supposed 10 nave SausesA
Spontaneous Combustion.
So loud was the defamation of metal
drum Of gasoline which exploded yesterday
afternoon near the home Of H. Johaning-
lite City, more than a mile distant.
Mr.. Johaningmeyer usually keeps on hand
q quantity Of gasoline for use In cooking
in the summer months, and a drum full OF
the oil was stored in a shed near his house.
Il IL supposed that the heat of the sun
caused the spontaneous combustion OF gases
formed by the escaping oil. No one was in
jured, and only slight damage resulted to
the building in which the gasoline was kept.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
PENXsYLVANIA DENrALs,

OAcials Disclaim Any Connection
with Alleged oa1te Re Deal.
REPUBLIC ePNCTAr.
New York. July 16-Onicers Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad made definite and author
itative denials OF the persistent Wall street
rumors that the control OF the Atchison.
Topeka and santa Fe system has passed to
Pennsylvania tntereGt1. influential repre-
sentatives Of the Penn1ylvanie road said
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Alton Notes and Personals.

George Sprow of Alton was bound over to the
Grand Jury yesterday in the sum Of 500 by Jus
tics Barnett Nathan on the charge OF attempting
to kill Sam Soibold
Edward Darqs Of Alton was severely In
In the elevator at the stanard Mill Dardis sue
tanned internal injuries. In addition to painful
sprain to the back.
Tho funeral Of Thomas Callaghan took place
yesterday from IS. Peter and Paurs Cathedral
from Old orrhard Mo- and was taken al onos
to the cathedral where the Reverend Father n.
}. OConnor celebrated mass. The burial was
In Greenwood Cemetery.
Superintendent H II Matlock Of the Central
Union Telephone Company was In Alton yester-
day inspecting the telephone system, and gave
out the Information that q new switchboard
would be placed In the Alton exchange within .
would also be adopted
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and Waldron. This is Just what the Of
ficials have feared would happen for some
time. and the encroachment of the river
upon the tracks at the point named ie
being watched by q, construction crew and
a large force of men which has been sent
to the scene,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
WABASH TRAINMEs.
Grievance Conmittee FROM Dees
Here to See President Ramsey.

Here to See President Ramsey.
committee representing all the brother
hood men of the Wabash connected with
the operation Of trains Is here to see Presl-
dent Joseph Ramsey. Jr. They viii ask for
q time for hearing . general statement Of
grievances The men will seek increases In
wages amounting to from to 10 Der cent
and a change in the manner OF making up
trains that will tighten their work.
1t il stated that the present custom Of
making up long trains has increased the
time It takes to ret over the road 10 such
an extent that the men work longer hour
than formerly to make the same wages,
It IL claimed that Is per cent OF the Wa
bash traiumen are represented by the com.
mittee now at st. Louis.
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PROCEEDINGS AGAINST b. 4 o.
Caused ~ OHneFship Of Union stock
Yards at Baltimore.

Yards ut Baltimore.
baltimore, July IA suit In which the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company IL
charged with violating the Interstate COM
merce law. by discriminat ting against ship.
pers, was filed IN the United States Court
here to-day by Meyers q Houseman, deal
err in live stock. Isidor Raynor, Attorney
General for Maryland, appears for the
plaintiffs.
are damaged to the extent Of $4,000 to &c..
600 per annum by reason Of being compelled
to receive, house and feed their cattle at
the Union Stock Yards In this city, alleging
that odaciaie Of the railway company are In
terested in the stock yards In question. and
that determinations are made against those
who do not avail themselves Of the use OF
No 1peci6c remedy IL asked for. but the
Court 10 requested to apply the proper
remedy and give plaintiffs the proper re-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17

0aIr0 Clearing Sale increases In interest
% It draws near It's close. Choice little odd
eets are discovered here and there. and the
prices recklessly cut to clear up the va
s5ous stockA Wearing time Is from now on.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
INSPECT PROPOSED RIGHr-oF-wAY.
President of Alton street Railway and
Colonel Spencer MIKE Trim.

Colonel Spencer Make Trip.
President F. J. Porter of the Alton Rail-
way. Gas and Electric Company. the owner
Of the Alton street railway system, in
company with Colonel e. G. Spencer Of st.
Louis. Yesterday made 2 trip over the pro-
to be built between Alton and ST. Louis.
Negotiations are still in progress for the
purchase Of the right-of,way Of the Mis-
ton and Granite City. but this has not been
closed. In the meantime the promoters of
the new road Will secure options on q
new right-of-way. the exact route of which
Is being kept secret
The Alton system will be extended from
Boazzatowu to East Alton. a distance OF
two miles, and the extension from EaSt
Alton to Granite City will join the Granite
City system. by which route they will en-
ter the tri-cities and East st. Louis.
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Injured by Explodinr Dramatic.

William and Emil Boettger Of Moro were
mite. Several days ago a Big -Four train
was wrecked above Moro near Dorsey's.
One of the cars was loaded with dynamite
and other explosives. which were scattered
along the track for some distance. The Sec
ton men thought they had removed It, but
yesterday. while the men were fighting q
Boettgers were injured by flying debris.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
nexe..e R.lias on Drafts.

REPuBLlC SPECIAL.
Warrington, July Isl. W. Yerkes, Com
that . draft drawn with the words .sas
sight erased and the words con arrival
Ct rod substituted therefor II a draft
xnand. and Is liable to tax He also held
that Q. sight draft on which is printed "if
teQunted. hold until arrival of goods; allow
1nspecuon" Is q draft drawn otherwise than
IN the last case an option is given to the
1f1Wee. by the exercise Of which the draft
may b payable at some time after sight.
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NAY GET CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Nation Has Received Proposition
From the Philanthropist.
REPUBILc SPECIAL.

ttEFUfalAlC SPECIAL.
Nation. Ill. July 16.-Through ex-State
Se1aeoc Lehman. Andrew Carnegie has been
Inouced to o@er $4,000 for q library building
70 oe erected In this city with tho proyiso
that = suitable site and 5000 a year for
the Lihtary's perpetuation shall be donated
" Mattoon citizens. The proposition will
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
ELECTRIc LIGHT ALONG TRACKS.
Illinois Central Will Illuminate Sta-
Hons and Roadbed for 30 Miles.

tl0ns and Roadbed for 30 Miles.
Chicago. July 1S-In q comparatively short
Central Railroad IN Chicago and as far as
Matteson. H., will be as light during the
nights as the days The company has just
REIMBURSEMENT street which will furnish
power for illuminating all the tracks. sta
lions and yards for distance Of nearly
thirty miles. The new plant IN said to be
one Of the largest and most complete In the
country. The wires for lighting are laid In
cables In st0neware conduits underground.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-17
MISSOURI RETAIL MERCHANTS,
Second Annual Convention Begins
% ' ~. at Springfield. - So.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPCCrAL
;. Springfield. NO., July l6.-The Missouri
Association OF Retail Merchants and Gro
Ser1 convened In ITS second annual Sc ssion
SpS1ngheld association. called the associa-
Slon 70 order: and an address Of welcome
Eas delivered by Acting Mayor H Clay
Iompktns. Lieutenant Governor John A.
Lee responded. after which a programme
was rendered.
A trolley ride was taken tonight The
meeting Will continue over tomorrow, and
more delegates are coming in tonight.
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real E.tate Tran.fer.,


Real estate transfers filed for record with
County Recorder Charles Haefe in Belle
VILE yesterday were as follows:
Mary Fischer TO Frances c. and P. s. Carr.
lots Il and q. Smiths second addition Smithton.
warranty deed: 5000
Columbia place, East st. Louis, warranty deed;
NJ L. Gray to c. O. McCasland lot 50. block
D. Security Addition Winstanley Park. war
j. B. Lyon ct al. to j. F. Reid. lots and 10.
r L. Fekete's subdivision block d, sur. 6t6.
warranty deed: $40
r L Fekete and wife to j. F. Reid. lot II.
Fekete's subdivision. block D. sur. 62s. warranty
Amelia A. Hlnckley to Louis Michaelis ct al.
GOAL under part southeast quarter :, section l.
William McCrevey and wife to 6. g; Heller:
lot and part lot 9. block Al. North Clarsmant
A. II: Beckwith to :. r.. Bingham. part lot 8,
block 4. e. Ames's Addition. East st. Louis.
warranty Decd $3.50.
Peter stauder and wife to 2. A. sainteve. lot
g: st. Clair Addition. Bellevile. warranty deed;
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CA1llo and Fever IL Q bottle a Groves Tastoless
Ch5n !oaic. Il q simply Iron and quinins il
. eeseeSeeo FORM. NO cure-n0 pay. Price 6oc.
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Round-trip tickets to points East now on
sale via Big Four Route.
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POTTER COCLECE

tickets to. New York. the rate being based
on the reduced fare to Buffalo, plus double
the locals from Buffalo to New York.
The Chicago. Peoria and st. Louis has
opened ticket. bafga9e, freight. express
the benefit Of visitors to tho Piasa Chanteu-
qua Assembly: p. r. ComAs has be0n q.
pointed agent. 80
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Desf Line - NeRtAern 1l3eA19oA
IL via the Yandalia-P Pennsylvania. Through
sleeper leaves 81. Louis p. N. daily. Din
ing-carS. 6pecial excurson rates. Ticket
Offices, 100 North Fourth street, corner
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santa Fe 1--we stock Agent.

Fort Worth, Tex, July 1s.--J. r. Conway,
for years the local live stock agent Of the
Santa Fe at Kansas City, has been appoirit-
ed general 1--we stock agent Of the santa
Fe. vice j. L. Pennington, assigned to
other work.
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BelIeville News Notes.

Many shocks Of oats were burned on the Yoch
farm west ,, Of belisvlle The fire was caused
Mrs. Elizabeth Endres entertained Members
Of the Friendship Circle at her home In Belle
willie.
N. II. sikekrna and family departed yesterday
for White Bear Lake. Wis.
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Zig Four to Buffalo and Cincinnati
E7ne2 service. track and equipment
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East st. Louis Items.

An ice-creani social will be given Saturday
afternoon by the ladies Of the Bond Avenue n
L. Church.
Miss Nellie McEllinzott Of st. Louis will be
married July % to John Roach OF No. 113 South
Fish street.
Next Sunday evening the Knights OF Columbus
will install their officers at the Music Hall.
"A reception will be given on August 4 by
the members OF st. Patricks Young Ladies' So
dal.ty.
&C. l. Gray. i. c. Barbour and C. McWil-
nams departed last night for weeks fishing
expedition On the Big Finey. near Arlington. Mo-
The aErtini co, ysn,ion Of TIE GRAND TEMPLE
and Tabernacle Of Illinois, knight and Daughters
Of Tabor, Is being held in Jac!iiesch Hail.
Thomas Stevens was arrested Yesterday by
Sergeant Walsh on a charge Of stealing brasses
nor the Tudor Iron Works.
Charlie. the s-year-old son of Michael Forfan
OF No. 2si bowman avenue died yesterday morn
Ing Of scarlet fever. 1t is the third death among
the Forhan children in the past week from the
Charles L. Anderson and Miss Amelia Bod
m0nn. both Of Belleville, came down to East st.
Louis yesterday afternoon to get married, as they
t. lieved that they could keep the fact secret.
Leon Baldwin of Quincy was in East St
Loris Yesterday , He stated that ne was look;nE
to lease during the Worlds Fair year. He says
ttat he VIII operate line OF captive balloons
between East st. Louis and ST. Louis.
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CONTINUED BOOM
IN BUILDING.
Numerous New Structures Are
Now Being Erected in
East st. Louis.

The boom in building in East st. Louis
continues undated. The big rentals which
make an interest rate of from Il to Is per
cent not q very difficult matter have inter-
ested hundreds Of persons. who are now in
vesting In buildings for rental purposes.
These buildings include all sorts of struc-
lures. from frame cottages and houses to
brick houses and flats. Store and residence
properties rent equally as WELL
Contractors Of the city are unable to ham
die the work they have in hand. Building
tradesmen are happy over the boom. and it
Is not necessary for an artisan to lie Idle
an hour in the city.
Building permits issued by City Clerk
Cleary yesterday were as follows:
F. w. Bredenkamp. brick residence, at
81 .'o's avenue ana h'eVeh'n street, COST
Henry Pfeiffer, flats. near Buesse street;
cost 5000.
NJ. Ditzberg. three four-room cottages,
Tenth and Exchange avenue; cost $500 each.
w. T. Carl, one-story cottage, Tenth and
Division avenue; cost $3.50.
Illinois avenue: cost 5000.
Mary Erbs. residence. WiEstanley avenue;
cost $1,000.
August Hellstrohm. Seventeenth and Ma
tale avenue. cottage. cost $500.
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Hanks Approved.

000MO AVDkOVe0e
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Warrington. July N.-The sppfcatton to
Organise the First National Bank Of
Mannsvtlle. l. T.. has been approved. Capl-
tai. $1,000.
A certificate has besn issued egfhoefAiug
the First National Bank Of Anadarako. Ok,
to begin business. Capital 3&A0. -
The Commercial Bank Of Houston has
been approved ~ reserve agent for the Luf.
kin National Bank. Lufkin, Tex.
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Divorce Granted Mrs. Stewart.

Divorce Granted Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Stewart Of East St.
Louis was yesterday granted a divorce in
the St. Clair County Circuit Court from
Doctor w. N. Stewart Of East St. Louis.
to whom she was married about year
ago
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SCHOOLS.

KIREwooD MILITARY ACADEMY. Board:
for college or for business. Large, beautiful
grounds. twentieth school year begins Sept. 18th.
Send for catalogue. COL EDWARD A.
HAIG1IT. KiEkwood, No.
Liberty La1ies' Colle6e, Liberty, Ne.
Highest grade I'm Letters. Sciences. Arts Facul-
ty specially trained in leading Colleges and Uni
versttiss Ct America and Europe. American Mo-
zart Conservatory. Address c. u. Williams. Pres.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NoTRE DAME,
Notro Dane Ind.
Classics. Letters, Economics and History. Jour
nalism. Art. Science. Pharmacy. Law, Civil.
lecture.
Thorough preparatory and Commercial Courses
Ecclesiastical students At special rates.
Rooms Free. Junior or Senior Year, Collegiate
Courses. Rooms to rent: modaFate charges.
at. Edwards Hal. for boys under u.
The 69th Yeaf will open SeDt0AbeF
1 ahv a. oss ifsaEsif g. s. A g.. rest
POSITIONS! sss s:s:::s ss !. s::. en- =:
fnepad. Cheapb beard. Send ins 1SAp CatakSus.
0xoa9toS 3 svas ssss rss 6HH1y1
The Enilis Building, CT. NInth and olive Sts,
St. Louis: Nashville. Atlanta, Montgumery, Lit
ue Rock. Foet Worth, Galveston, and Shreveport.
Eudofsed by 6uoiness men from Maine DO Cal Over
5000 students past year. Author xt-beukaoa
Bookkeeping; sales % same 42stoSs0 pefday. No
vacation. Enter any time. Bookkeepine, short.
hand, etc. taught by mail Address DepGo.