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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27
ROYAL CATTLE SHOW.
Kansas City Meeting Closed
Some of the Awards.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. @.-The Ameri-
can Royal Cattle Show closed to-day, with
chiefly TAT heifers. grades and purebloods IN
the ring The show was the most success
full ever held here. Among the awards To-
day were: -
Hereford pure-bred steer. over years old
First. Alamo Champion. owned by John Sparks.
Reno, New.
Hereford pure-bred steer or heifer. ycas old
Or undermfirst, Clipper. owned by T. +. b.
sweeps,ales ppre-sred steer Or ,, heifer. any age
Grade Hereford steer or heller. years old and
under 3-F1rr:. Adams. owned by George H. Ad-
ANS, Linwood Kas.
Grade Hereford steer or heller. years old and
Hnder 2-Rnan Lad owned by Stewart q Hutch
Roam Lad also won the sweepstakes grade-clau
award
Herefords best two animals, either sex, pro-
duced by one cow-Cattle owned by o. Hafrs
Harsie Mo.
Best four animals either sex Ret OF one bull
Cattle owned by T. F. B. Sotham. Chiilicothe.
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Dinner Sets.

We were very glad when a late
shipment of Dinner Sets from Ii.
mOges, France, reached us. 1t saved
us from having to say, 1--WE are
just out, but expect more in a few
days" A remark you seldom hear
in this store.
One Of tho New Haviland Sets has
113 pieces with soup tureen, deco
rated with sprays of delicately
tinted flowers and gold stippled
edges, $500.
Another Set. 113 pieces, but the dec
orations are more elaborate. The
price is $500.
This shipment includes many other
rare and beautiful sets.
More of those $3.50 sets of genuine
English ware. They have 100
pieces with underglaze decorations
in olive and blue.
1l2.piece Sets of the same ware as
above for So. so.
Other special good bargains this
week are 00-piece sets of semi
porcelain at ST.. so and $1,000.
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Umbrella Stands.

Necessary in wet weather and
very convenient at all times is an
umbrella stand. We have a hand
some lot of them, and they are
very low in price.
Red or Blue Earthen Stands-Good
size, $1.75.
Umbrella Stsnds-Green tints, with
raised dragon embossing, $l.lS.
Umbrella StandS-Prettily decorat-
ed with hand-painted flowers, IS.
Others, So, $500, $lz to SIS.
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Courthouse. A special programme was
rendered. The meeting was opened with
paper on The Duty of the Teacher" by
the Reverend Doctor C. b. Besse pastor OF
the First NJ. E. Church at Jerseyville. Mrs
George d. Locke rendered vocal solo, and
Miss Leila Keas of Brighton gave Il read
ing. Miss Minnie Bartlett read a paper on
Number Work" The principal address
of Schools ]. w, Roberts. who gave an
outline Of the years work. The meeting
was closed with the rendition Of Il vocal
solo BY the Misses DodsOn OF Jerseyville.
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BUTLER, MO-Thomas Bright and Mary
Holmes were united in marriage last night.
DALLAS, TEx.-Judge John H. Reagan is
free from fever and Is sitting up at inter
walls.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.-Mary Whitesides.
Is years old, was fatally burned last night
while lighting match on the bottom OF a
chair.
KANSAS CITY-William H. Wallace
opened his senatorial campaign last night
In an address before the Jackson County
Democratic Club.
ELSBERRY. MO.-The little daughter OF
VII Lyon M was was s.rangled to. to death eat this
with which she was playing.
NATION. ILI.-otto Smith Of Coles
Station committed suicide by swallowing
morphine. Infatuation for married wom-
an is assigned as the cause.
PERCY. ILL-The second annual Farm
ers' Institute Of Randolph County will be
held at Preston, November 2. An interest
Ing programme has been prepared.
DALLAS. TEX.-Gordon Lee, a resident
of West Dallas, fell through trestle at
the works Of the Portland Cement Company
Friday afternoon. sustaining injuries from
which he died yesterday evening
'MARYvILLE, moo. J. Coldren. repre-
sentative from NOQaWay county, Issued the
first copy of his paper. the Forum, at Mary
Vile, yesterday. 1t will be Democratic in
politics.
LANCASTER, MO.-Wayman Marion and
his wife. who were injured in the wreck
on the Chicago Burlington and Kansas City
Railroad near Exline, Ia. were taken
through here Friday night by railroad to
relatives IN Browning. in this county. Mrs
Marion has an arm slightly injured. 1t is
believed Mr.. Marion will recover.
HARRISBURG. 1LL.-At a meeting OF
County Veterans Association. held yester-
day, the following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year: President. r. ]. Smith;
vice president, Elisha Hutchinson: secre
tary. James H Pearce. Executive Commit
tee-V. A. Rude of MitchellsvilIe: E. Devil
ley. Eldorado; W. A. Ingram. Harrisburg:
a,aa Rabert Carrier wi, Ms meTs Barks
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Terra Gotta Busts.

A line of assorted bust figures, 10
inches high, SOC, worth 76c.
Larger sizes, $l.00, worth e1.5O.
Artistic figures. good size, with Jew.
eled crowns, $l.7S.
Large figures. nearly life size. $685.
worth $500.
Special BsfEains, $7.So, $500,
$6.50-were S6.00. ESQ, $1,000.
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Belleville REALTY transfers.

Real estate transfers filed for record In
Belleville yesterday were:
George Schaubert and wife to Ad Rauth. part
northwest quarter southeast quarter section "a.
Township /. n. 6: warranty deed: ss45.
]. e. Anderson and wife TO W. b. Parker, part
lots I and 2. block 3. Montgomery place, East st.
LOUIS warranty deed: 500.
VIM. Pitts and wife to +. X. and Christ Heilig-
enstein. lots Il to % Pitts addition. Freeburg
warranty deed: SEQ.
p. w. Abt and wife to X. ]. Tojo. lots 16 and
$3.50.
Johanna Qurk to ]. NJ Sheer. lot u. block u.
block 73, East ST. Louis; warranty deed; $3.50
Chas. Bracke and wife to Catherine Wenzel.
part lot l53, Bellevil!e; warranty deed: 81.
Given Campbell to u. c. White. lot Z. Rose Hill
Addition. East St. Louis: warranty deed: $500.
Eliza Vermiion to W. B. Vermillion. part lots
90 and 2l. block %. East St. Louis: warranty
deed: 81 500.
Nellie W. McCasland and husband to Theo.
Vogt. part lots and 3. block IS. East st. Louis;
warranty deed: $500.
part lot "a. block B. East st. Louis. warranty
deed: S. 500.
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DEATH OF G. /. WITHERs.
Was Prominent in Business Cir
cles at Dallas, Tex.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas, Tex. Oct 26.-George L. w1thers.
proprietor of the Texas vfavi Company,
died last night at his home. corner Of
Akard and Canton streets. OF kidney trou-
bles. Deceased was 42 years old.
Mr.. Withers was a Californian. He came
TO Texas from that State three years ago.
went into business in this city and became
a prominent and active worker In the Dali
las Commercial Club He was also a men,
ber of the Elks and the Foresters. He
leaves a widow and one daughter.
The directors of the Dallas Commercial
Club have determined that the club will at
tend in a body the funeral on tomorrow
afternoon.
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FORMER OFFICERS REELECTED
Directors of st. Louis Live Stock
Exchange Meet.

At the annual meeting of the ST. Louis
Live Stock Exchange. in East st. Louis
yesterday all Of the present officers were
ldent: Lee Overstreet. vice president: and
y. F. Parry. secretary. A. D. Evans. Jas.
Needy and II. F. Parry were chosen to
eeRders was elected to I'LL q vacancy. The
members Of the joint ard Executive COM
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AN INDIAN SENT TO PRISON..
Red Ears Convicted of Killing His
Infant Son.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Oct. o.-Red Ears. a
Sioux chief. charged with manslaughter for
the killing of his infant son. to-day pleaded
guilty in the United States Court and was
sentenced by Judge Garland to three years
in the Penitentiary.
He was tried at a previous term. but the
jury disagreed. Red Ears parents were
both killed in the battle Of Wounded Knee
In 1880.
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Henry Kugelman. a farmer. living near Belle
willie, was thrown from his wagon in runaway
accident while his way to town yesterday:
internally.
Jacob Lndauer Of Millstadt lost three fingers
Of his right hand while operating a feed cutter
yesterday morning.
While feeding lumber to a burz-saw in Rees's
planning mill. Belleville, yesterday afternoon.
WIN. Schifferdecker's left hand was caught in
the machinery and his arm and hand were badly
lacerated.
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Jardinieres.

The assortment is larger and the
patterns handsomer, if possible,
than ever. In fact, it's the pret-
tiest lot we have ever seen.
A Special Bargain.
Embossed Jardin;eres with pedestals,
assorted colors of green, olive and
brown shades, stands Is inches
high, worth $3.50, now Sc. so.
Jardinieres-Black, green and ma
room, delft and brown colors, hand
somely embossed, sizes in. to II
in, $f.00, $LS0, $500. $3.25 and
$500.
Other pretty patterns. 81. 50. 5000.
$ll.00.
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Chester, Pa, Oct. 3&-8Warthmore has 4
unique ofganisation known as BaeheIors
Club. with . membership Of nearly nfty.
to keep coanpany With the fair sex, ana the
penalty b q Nne II any member . caugtt
IN the company Of lazy.
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BElLEvIlLE.
TWO CHURCH CELEBRATIONS.

Rally Day to He Observed and tho
Reformation COmmemOrated.
Annual Rally Day will be observed at the
Belleville Presbyterian Church to-day.
special musical programme has been ar
ranged for the evening service.
At st. Paul's German Free Protestant
Church the Reformation will be celebrated.
A union service, for which a musical pro-
gramme has been arranged, will be held In
the evening.
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Jerseyvtlle Notes.
The Reverend James soger; pastor Of the
sisned on account Of the condition of Mrs. Sa-
sosa Ms and ,e r is azsr e. IS
in attendance.
otis Altizer and John R,,,.y: the latter hell
under indictment for the mur1.- f ,'herles
County jail al Hardin. Yesterday by Tryins one
board which they had t,shed cut OF the 'ail yard
NTH .,,l long wire The discovery Sas made ay
task John Mcintyre. fellow prisoner; was as;
e ss. S in the the N
is being held for petty crime.
the se5 whes i 1z
s IN aPd in The
sunday School Convention for carlin Precinct
@ at Sc py a1s
prominent workers.
,.,;;a mThe bazaar a, the Herdman Hall in Jersey,
Of the Holy Ghost. closed last evening after a
successful run of three days.
rs gs , ,Ss farm ot ii; sssSsr aes5ss %sotsss;s
and knee and severed a blood vessel. causing a
severe hemorrhage.
Eollton has issued marriage licenses to BENJAMIN
Dixon Of Rockbridse and Mrs. Cora E. Seago Of
Of spanfes: Frank @ Bowman man Of T Bee Creek. III.
and Miss Mabel McIAmarrah of BridEewater:
OF Greenfield: John L. Roehl and Miss Mabel
Williams. both OF Hamburg. Ill.
.Mrs; J; II. White and Miss Gusde Richards
entertained the Ladies' AID Society OF the First
n E. Church at Kane yesterday afternoon In
honor OF the geventy-eighth birthday anniver.
sary OF Mrs. Richards. Luncheon was served
during the afternoon.
The directors Of the new school district: No.
10l. which was recently formed from the Mount
Piessant district; have let the contract for the
ns q soa
The funeral Of Mrs.. Stephen Newman OF
Biundais took place yesterday from the family
home. The Reverend Henry Raines oShciated.
John p. Dunworth, the Collector OF Car
rollton Township. was buried at Carrollton yee-
terdays the funeral taking place at oSosk
from 81. John's Church. Tho pastor. the Hev.
erend Father John Snyder. offciated The burial
was U the church cemetery. Mr.. Dunsmo!e was
prominent In the councils q the Democratic par
y and was recently elected Collector OF Car
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nilk Pitchers.

Carlsbad China, very pretty shapes
and decorations, two sizes, Soc
and $l.00.
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Salad Bowls.

A dozen different kinds and several
sizes, in q great variety Of decora-
tions, 30c, 4Se, 7Se, 90e, Sl.2O,
$3.50 to $2.9o.
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Water Prc.sure 1. Unsatl.fac ctorx.

Fire Marshal William Nebgen of Belleville
noon yesterday. The result. SO Chief Neb-
gen stated later. was unsatisfactory. He
said that the pressure was ten pounds or
more below the seventy-five pounds pres
sure required in the ordinance. The test was
ordered at the last meeting of the City
Council. and as result 1t Is expected that
the fight between the city and the water
company will go merrily on.
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Cups and Saucers.

English Porcslain, decorated in blue
or green, $3.50 . dozen.
Very Prettily Decorated Porcelain
Cups and Saucsrs, sprays and gold
tracing, &l.SS and $2.l5
dozen.
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Tho first meeting Of the season Of the
Jersey County Teachers Association vas
held at JerDeyvflle yesterday. The meetn6
was held In the Circuit Courtroom OF tne
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the EAST SIDE.
ALTON.
STOPPED 10 BUY sueAR.

Governor Yates's Boat Landed at Al
ton to Replenish Lafder.
Governor Richard Yates and party were
at the Alton wharf yesterday for a short
period on their return from Chester, where
the Governor inspected the Southern Illinois
Penitentiary.
The party was on board the Illinois Soon
after the boat departed from st. Louis the
steward discovered that the sugar was gone
and. the short stop at Alton was made to
replenish the larder with that saccharine
necessity. Governor Yates did not land.
Alton Notes and Personals.
&C. a. Stratton. the agent at Alton for She
C. z. st. l.. r. r.. departed for Cincinnati
last evening to attend his brother. Will Stratton.
who was injured in railway accident.
Edward Dawes OF Alton has been appointed
the delegate from the Alton Bricklayers' Union
to the State Conference. which will be held at
panville November ..
The Alton Cemetery Association has elected
Samuel Pitts and Charles Holden. directors. The
directors will hold a special meeting within n
few days. at which a president and secretary
will be elected.
Frank Smith, the young of Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith OF Yager Park Alton. died Friday
night from appendicitis. The funeral will take
place from the family homo on Monday after
noon Mt o'clock.
Tho Village Postmaster was presented TO a
large audience at the Temple Theater in Alton
last evening.
Judge silas Cook Of the East ST. Louis City
Court presided in the Alton City Court yesterday.
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New Illinois Corporations.

HEPUBlIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. III, Oct. &-certincates Of
incorporation were issued to-day by Secre-
tary OF State Rose as follows:
Tho Edgemsre Club, Edgewater: social In
S1SYos.tors.Thomss T. Sheridan Charles p.
Whitney and Daniel F. f1annery.
peny. Mobile. Ala; capital stock. 10000; MI
nois capital, Q26 606
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Blaze E1tinsui.hed ed by Employees.

Prompt action on the part OF employss OF
VILE, prevented a serious conflagration yes
terday. The blaze was caused by spark
from a parlor match. which fell in pile
of blankets. A bucket brigade was hastily
formed and hard work on the part of the
employees extinguished the blaze.
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JUDGE ADAM THEIs.

Hannibal. Mo-. Oct S-Judge Adam
Theis ons Of Hannibars most prominent
7:30 o'clock tonight. He was master Of
excheque-: Grand Lodge of Knights Of
Pythias OF Missouri, for twenty-three years
held at s. Louis. which he attended.
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Celery Trays.

French, German, Austrian and Jap
anese Ware. a great variety Of
sizes and decorations: very hand
some, too. II kinds, $3.50 to
$500.
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Cut Glass Tumblers.
$3.50 q Dozen.

We have secured an
other lot of these
handsoHe tumbler S
at Q very low price,
and extend the bar
gain to our custom
ers. These tumblers
are full size, good
weight and hand
!. Sold elsewhere at
M n do1eu
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Two Negroes sentenced to BE Hanged.

REPUbIIIC SFECIALA
Poplar Blum. Mo-. Oct. &.-Steve Clark
and Zeb Critic. negroes. were sentenced to
be hanged December % by Judge Fort this
afternoon Clark was convicted Of murder
ing Alice Giles June Is Critic killed Thomas
Graham September Is Will Crite was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree az ac-
cessory to the Graham murder. He Will be
sentenced some time next week.
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we,ter.er. IN New York.

RE1PC CBIIC SPECIAL
New York, Oct 25-Among the ar
rivals at the hotels here to-day were the
following westerners:
81. Louis-Miss whitelaw. r, H. Whitelav
Imperial; ]. Dickson E. A. Abade. Waldorf:
". A. Shelton. Grand: c. Stecker. Gilsey; A. W.
King. Murray HILL
Kansas Gty-Mrs. G. H. Tent. Imperial.
81. Joseph-r. ]. Hickey and FRS. Hickey. Fifth
Avenue.
sprinsneld. HE. F. Leonard Msrihoroash.
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BRIDEGROOM CRITICALLY ILL.
Professor Frank Harvey Weds a
Newspaper Woman.


Bloomington Ill. Oct. 26.-While critically
H. Professor Frank Harvey was welded to
Adelaide Victoria Lloyd. weli-known
newspaper ,s woman. who has been conduct
ing a syndicate of rural publications
through Central Illinois. Professor Harvey
Is dean OF the Harvey Academy of Music.
ENNIS-SWAINGER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Centalia, ILL.,. Oct. 2S.-A. 3. Ennis and
Mrs. Jennie Swainger returned here from
Chicago to-day and announced that they
had been married. They are both middle
aged people and went to Chicago on an
excursion several days ago and concluded
to make It their wedding trip. Mrs.
Swainger bought residence and moved
here from Sandoval last week.
LEVY-STEWART.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Monroe City. Mo-. Oct. 26.-At s o'clock
last evening Mr.. Herman Levy and Mrs.
Margaret Stewart were married. The BRIDE
goom is prominent merchant For sew
eral years the bride. who is a sister Of
Honorable George A. Mahan of Hannibal,
has been one Of the society leaders.
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MRS. JAMES LEWIS.

Wife of One of the Projectors of the
Cushman House.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Petoskey. Mich. Oct. 26.-Mrs. James
Lewis. wife of one of the proprietors of the
Cushman House, died to-day In Grand Rap
ids. where she was on a visit. Mrs. Lewis
was known and loved by hundreds of st.
Louis people. who have made the Cushman
their home for many years.
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL.-Mary Whitesides.
Is years old. was fatally burned last night
while lighting a match on the bottom OF a
chair,
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KANSAS CITY-William H. Wallace
opened his senatorial campaign last night
in an address before the Jackson County
Democratic Club
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Real Estate Transfer..

The following real estate transfers in Cal
houn County have been recorded at Hardin:
acres aaa N vest side ie hsf nos
west half section %. township O. range 2: Qtc-
Henry Grace and wife to Colonel craismiles.
1ive and one-half acres. part northwest quarter
sone sGsnshp to Ess rd ss and
one-haIf acres. section .. township 9. range 2;
wesley scepter and wife to Levi scepter. sev-
enty-seven acres. part west half Of northwest
quarter. section Is. township .. range 2: W. d..
Harvey C. Hallett and wife to Anton pleri-
meyer. lots g.. and 10. block g. town Of HAM
Culver kn,eSssx ct al to Charley harley, Walls
ssp hai 1anSs St @ "
Nancy }. Buchanan e. al: to HERNIA Herman Haken. @
snp SsIs Ss a,s d. H.
Master IN ehaneery 70 Henry BshEens. lso feet
and wfs to
lot 8 in block ,s ls in F1'chers addition to Ham
John Gueck 70 wilhelmina Gueck. half acre II in
c. G. Walls and vile to Culver Killebrew.
@ a sswnssp xss e Sanss H s j. foIS
southeast quarter section IL township .. range
ss!els Foiies and wifo to VIM. Eck.r.. part
Ess % 1ss:f
west quarter. section e s-, township s. range ,.
james Bali E; al al u; to Samuel A. White. wes.
half OF west half section 3. forty acres; qtc. d..
Martha ]. Pickett to Michael L. shireman
part part northeast quarter. section H. township 3
par. southeast quar!ss5. section Is. township H.
M aea ssssn g n s.
=. MI a
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"M Clothing FITS
Like Ours. :"

Good Clothing and the well-fttng Clothing are
what concern you. You find it here.
Our prices may not be much less than those of
others, but we'll give you more for your money.
No tenement house work; everything made in
our own factory.
For the Children audthe small B0ys we shows
large lines of neW and nobby styles of
Destee Suits, sizes 8 to years,
Sailor Suits, to IL years.
Two-piece Suits, to 16 years,
Threepiece Suits, II to is years,
And the most stylish Suits for Boys, age IA, to
Young Men, age Is.
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HENRY HOE
m, CARR STEPHENSOy

California. Mo-. Oct. "a dispatch re-
ceived here this afternoon reports the sud
den death of H. Carr Stephenson at Wynne.
this city. but for the past two years he has
been assistant claim agent for the St
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern Rail-
road. with headquarters at Little Rock.
His parents reside in this city. He was n
years Of age.
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Cuspidores.
Special Bargain.

A new shape in Cuspidores this week.
It is very vide at the bottom and
top and handsomely decorated,
Soc.
Other cuspidores from 20e to SO.
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ELSBERRY. Mo-The little daughter Of
Will Ligon was strangled to death this
morning by swallowing some salt and beans,
with which she was playing.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
o BRIEFLY TOLD

BUTLER. MO.-Thomas Bright and Mary
DALLAS, TEx.-Judge John H. Reagan is
free from fever and is sitting up at inter
yals
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S3.2s to $500 . Dozen.

Plates 6 and 8 inches in diam
eter, with dainty decorations
of floral sprays and gold tracing,
$3.2S to $500 q dozen.
Some run as high as $4,000 . doz.
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MRS. PHEDE CLOWER,

MRS. PHEBE CLOVER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bunker Hill. ILL.,. Oct. 2s-Mrs Phebe
Clover. wife Of John Clover. aged 10 years.
died in this city at late hour last night.
ALEX. VILLER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Memphis. NO.. oc. 2s-Alex. viller. aged
Is. died OF cancer of the stomach.
HENRY HOHE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carlyle, ILL.,. Oct. 26.-Henry Hohe. aged
45 years, died last night at his home in
Trenton.
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OVER 1000 HOSPITALS

Dunys Pure Malt whskey
yea kheatan low feers L
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27

nees, weak heart and low levers. .I----- '
MONTEvuE HOSPITAL. Frederick. Md
DUFFY MALT wHISKEY CO.:
Gentlemen: It has been about one year
since first began to use Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey both in prescription and laboratory
work in this Institution. find It a mos,
effectual, invigorating. alec holic imulant
and prefer 1t to any other, as believe II
to be absolutely pure. Its action on the
general economy and the entire system IL
more effective than any other whiskey I
~ to IT. Az long as the quality remains at
wherever an alcoholic stimulant II required
need what We call 'predigested foods" I
Whiskey acts gently. not vigorously, on Il
to the exclusion Of all others on account
suits We have received from it, use. am,