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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
PASSES ON TRANSIT
COMPANY'S RIGHTS.
City Counselor Says Ordinance Au'
thorizes 1t to Lay Switches
and Connecting Tracks.

By virtue Of the terms Of the Central
Traction Company ordnance passed by the
Municipal Assembly In 1888. the United
Railways Company and the st. Louis
Transit Company. successors by purchase
and lease to the consolidated street rail-
way lines. have authority to lay switches
and connecting tracks wherever desired on
any and all streets over which they have
right Of way.
This opinion Is expressed by City Coun-
selor Schumacher after a study of the
various ordinances by which the different
lines are operated. Mr.. schumacher con-
siders the language Of tho ordinances to be
so broad that the Board of Public I'm
provements IL not possessed of tho power
to veto plans submitted for approval. All
the authority vested in the board Is the
right to disapprove plans when the pro-
posed tracks or switches interfere with traf-
no or public convenience. If the company
should submit other plans minus the ohjec-
tionable details. tho board cannot deny Its
approval.
Section Nc. 3 Of the Central Traction act
reads. in part. AZ follows:
And the Central Traction Company OF
st. Louis may also construct. maintain and
operate all conduits. curves. switches. sid
ings. crossings. turnouts end connections.
and may make all excavations. embank-
ments. bridges and culverts which are rea-
sona6ly necessary and convenient for the
operation of its tracks along the route
which 1t IL by this ordinance authorized to
use and occupy"
City Counselor schumacher construes
this phraseology as giving almost sole dis
erection to- the company. basing his conclu-
sion on the words reasonably necessary
and convenient"
The company has the privilege he
says ito Judge as TO what tracks should be
laid. The board canno. reject the plans
unless the tracks or permanent work would
interfere with the general use of the streets
or avenues. Ordinances also authorize tho
connection of the different railway divisions
or branches Of the consolidated system.
In future We must remedy defects before
passing the bills. After tho bills become
laws II is too late to protect the city's in
tereStS and to correct errors"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
NEWS FROM EAST SIDE CITIES.
BLOCKS PREACHERS
MATRIMONIAL PLANS,
Futile Efforts to Marry Young Girl
He COurted in Quarantine.

The chance Of going to Jail or leaving the
city was given to a man who gives his name
as Charles Thayer. and who says he Is an
.itinerant Baptist preacher. at Alton yes
terday. The man chose the latter. The
order was given by Justice b. c. Few. and
was the result of the attempt upon the part
of Thayer to marry Myrtle Foulks. a
minor. The courtship was the result Of a
smallpox quarantine acquaintance.
Several weeks ego Miss Victoria Mccoy
who was living at the Spinner home. east
Of Upper Alton. was found suffering with
smallpox. Before a quarantine could be
established Miss Mccoy escaped and came
to Alton. riding from Upper Alton to Alton
with q pacy Of society ladies'. who had
been attending q reception. The Mccoy
woman went to the Foulks home. on Mar
ket street. the family not being aware Of
the nature OF her ailment. The same eveiI-
Ing a prayer meeting was held. at which
Thayer presided.
The smallpox patient was soon discovered
by the police and the place GuTantined-
Thayer was Guaranteed with the MEM
bers OF the FOuiks family. and the court
ship between the preacher and the girl grew
most interesting. Several days ago the
rumor passed the quarantine lines that as
. wedding would be fo~rihcomIng.
Yesterday morning the quarantine was
lifted. and Thayer made application 10
Deputy Clerk Bierbaum for q license. IL
was refused on account Of the age Ct the
girl, and while. be was endeavoring to Sc
cure her parents consent he was arrested
on q warrant sworn out by Mrs. Sophie De-
muth. humane officer Of Alton. Mrs. De-
muth had been apprised OF the proposed
wedding. and sought to prevent it. by
swearing out the warrant for v~agrancy. al
legtnG that the girl was only IL years old.
and that she was also feeble-minded.
Thayer was taken at once before Justice
B. C. Few, who found him guilty of va
grancy and rave him the alternative Ct
six months in the City Jail. or leaving the
city at once. 1hayer chose the lattsr, and
departed at once for St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
GIVEN TO
TWENTY-F0uR PUPILS.
Commencement Exercises Of the
Graduating Class of the
High School.

Twenty-four- pupiis-nineteen girls and six
boys-were graduated from the East St.
Louis High school last night. Commence
ment exercises were held in the auditorium
Of the High School. and not since the build
ing has been erected has II contained as
large a crowd az 1t did last night.
The programme began with orchestral mu-
sio and an Introductory address by Miss
Adele n. Ash. one of the graduates. Pro-
fessor H. W. Shryock. vice president of the
Souther Illinois State Normal University.
delivered an address. The presentation OF
the diplomas was made by A. L. Keschler.
president of the School Board. Mr.. Keechler
delivered an address in which he compIi-
mented tho graduates on the high percent
ages they had made in their studies and In
their work in general.
The names Of the graduates are: Adele n.
Ash. Ida J. Bailey. n NJ. Baumeister.
George Buck. Mary E. Frederick. Sadie NJ.
Brown, Frankie NJ. Cavanaugh. Thos. l.
Fekete. Jr., Irene o. Douard. Amelia Z.
Germann, Emma @. Hendricks. Vale T..
Harris. Rosa III. thorn, Mary L. Kean. Eva
F.. Kelley. Frank A. Hyatt, Mary A kle-
Der. Jennie L. Poison. Virginia E. Richeson.
X. Gervase McDonough. 8. Ada Sikking.
Jennie L Simpson. Leonora Y. Stephens
William W. Scherrer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Betting Company for s.. 1000. The property
sold extends from Destrehan to Mallinc-
krodt streets. and lies between Broadway
and Second street, with q frontage OF 1873
feet on Destrehan and q depth Of 800 feet.
A three-story building formerly used As
z tannery and belt manufacturing plant Is
located on the site. which is directly OPP
ton. A switch Of the Wabash Railroad runs
through the property and will connect with
the Transit Company's house opposite.
MI. Epstein also sold for Mary Nicholson
to q client. two sets Of fats on Delmar
for $4,000. The mats are Nos. SIS and blss
nually.
Sales in Chouteau place by the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company have been numerous
this week and include the following lots:
badie avenue between Prairie and Vande-
venter, to c. H. Dodge for $50: thirty feet
on the south side Of Labadie avenue, same
block. to Charles Ferner for $3.50: twenty
five feet on the south side of ILabadie be-
tween Warne and Sarah for $575 to Miss
Of Labadie between Whittier and Sarah to
Frank b. Iintker for $40.
between Whittier and Lambdin avenues
was sold to John H. Sparks for $3.50. and
another thirty:foot lot on the north side Of
for $3.50. George N. Benson purchased the
largest lot sold in Chouteau place this
week. paving 81. $50 for sixty feet on the
north side of st. Louis avenue between
Prairie and Vandeventer avenues.
Bloomington, H., and Return e2.%5,
Sunday. June q. via Illinois Central. Leave
Union Station. TO a m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
DELMAR BOULEVARD
PROPERTY SOLD.
Syndicate of Local Capitalists the
Purchaser-Sales in ChOuteau
Place Realty.

One of the largest real estate deals yes
tsrday was the sale by Howard Gambrill
of a large tract Of property on the south
side of Delmar boulevard, Just west Of d
Baliviere avenue. on behalf Of the Fair Site
Realty Company to a syndicate Of local
capitalists for $4o.6sa33.
The property has a frontage of $40 feet.
one tract being. 4s2 feet in extent, the
I-h0 s2s feet. Both have a depth Of IN
feet. I property was purchased for in
vesfment purposes by members of the local
syndicate, whose names have not yet been
made public.
An important transfer recorded was that
Of IS feet on the north side of Market
street between Seventh and Eighth streets.
from George o. Carpenter. Jr., and wife to
Ninna Fuerbacher. The price was $t3 $50.
Mr.. Carpenter. the grantor. is manager of
the National Lead Company branch Of this
city.
|, IL. Epstein yesterday sold to a client Of
C. c. Crone the property on Destrehan
street formerly occupied by the Willemsen
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
SAVED TWO AMERICANS LIVES.
French Soldier Decorated With a
Gold Medal for His Bravery.

Washington. June Hl.-Information has
reached the French Embassy here that. by
q decision Of the Government OF June 3. a
French Corporal had been decorated with a
gold medal of the second class for an act
Of heroism toward two. American soldiers
curing the campaign in China. The recipi-
Sixteenth Regiment Of Colonial Infantry.
While. the allied forces were marching
on Pekin. and Just after they had taken
two American soldiers fell into
the Pei River. At the risk Of his life the
Frenchman Jumped in the stream and sue
ceeded In rescuing both Of the Americans.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
WHALE FOOLED THE INDIANS.
Went to the Bottom and Refused
to Come Up.

Port townsend. Wash. June GA report
ing twelve half-starved Indians. arrived
there yesterday from down the coast. sew
erai days ago the Indians sighted . monster
whale of the entrance to the 6traits Of
Fuca. and the Indians made an attempt
to capture 1t. They succeeded In fastening
southern direction at great speed, but the
Indians held on. and by the time q point
eighty miles south Of Cape F1attery was
the whale. but It Immediately vent to the
bottom. The Indians remained with the
harpOon line fast to the animal, expecting
Of three lays they were forced BY hunger
and thirst to return and abandon their
prize.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
TRI-CITlES.


Bruised 0R. Sells.
A nap early yesterday morniug was al
most the cause Of sending Harrison p. Sells
to eternal sleep.
Sells was . passenger On the Chicago and
Alton fast mail train, the ALTON Limited"
but the conductor was not aware Of IL, be-
last sleeper. He boarded the train at
Springfield early yesterday morning. A
the train neared Venice. Sells ten asleep
and fell on the car. The train was now
ing at a high rate Of speed. but Bells 20
capped with only q few bTuiseoI
Sells claims to be q relative Of the we'll
known circus owners Of hal mama. and
says his home II In Schenectady. N. 7.
1t pays to attend the $5oo.0oo.0 jewelry
suction at Olive and Sixth. II you only buy
for speculation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

When there is disease Of the delicate
female organism, it Is only a question Of
time until the general health becomes
undermined. Nervousness, sleeplessness,
Loss of appetite and Usinking spells"
produce suffering almost in~descnbable.
There can be no restoration of the gen.
e1al health until the local health of the
Womanly organism is re-established-
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
establishes regularity, dries offensive
drains, heals Inflammation and ulcera-
ton and cures female weakness. It
encourages the appetite, tranquiizes the
nerves and induces refreshing sleep.
sYou vouid be surprised u you could have
eeen me when ! commenced taking DR.: Pierce's
6edicine and could zee me now, writes Mn.
run down Have had stomach trouble for years
and was % nervous I could not sleep. We
have spent . lot of money doctoring. but there
Was mot one thing that I took that did me
any good, except TOR q short time till I COM
0enced taxing DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
Hon and Golden Medical Discovery In three
days amer I commenced taking his medicines I
eould see . change for the better, and from that
dine I have steadily been getting better. Can
ysik - sde 10 any place I want to. and feel
medicnes I can sleep al night and never get
% bred In the morning; can eat anything and
3 don't hurt mes
d.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure BIZ
Isusness and dck headache
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
st. Louis Man Chosen on the Exec
iutive Committee.

national Federation OF Commercial Travel
ers elected the following odicers to-day:
President. Edward Trevett. Utica: vice
tary and treasurer. Arthur T., Sheet.
Omaha; Executive Committee, r. u. Haley:
Dies Moines: L. A. Labeaune, St Louis; &.
C.. Daniels, Columbus. o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

-I4sutenant ". Cfossman. commanding the
Alton NAVAL Militia. has obtained thirty days
leave OF absence from Adjutant General Reecs Of
IlIlnoia Lieutenant Cfossmsn will spend the
Of study In the Chicago Nautical School.
Will waltes Of Bunker Hill, ILL.,. and
street; Alton. were married at the patronage OF
iins ST the Reverssd a S1q'en ysssesasy m :
ehort honeymoon TRIP Mr.. and Nrs. Walters VIII
mahs sheir home At BUNKER Hill.
-. yuis Hanold Of Brighton. ILL.,. and Miss LII
I'm n Ost OF Edwardsville obtained a license
70 marry yesterday Afternoon from Deputy Clerk
Frank A Bteroaum at Alton
-1he LAdie9 AID Society Of the Sixth Street
n =. Cnurcn 1t Alton Will give q musical At
the church this evoning.
Louis Joestilg Of Alton and Niss Julia Barb
q North Alton were Married last evening AZ
b. IL Reversal Thoo9ese 0herhallmannL 0eosgo
ySSs,s,si,E: esssss, e tAe ssssspe'@ ~ Mo
-Coaakan11no kooo4 M = XniGAGo g 1ytA1oA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
MISS MARSH DIED SUDDENLY.
Expired while Arranging Her Toilet
Friday.

Miss Ella Marsh dropped dead from
heart disease at I O'Clock yesterday morn
ing at her home. No. SIS Market street.
Miss Marsh attended a social gathering
George X Hopkins. and complained Of not
feeling well. she went home early and re-
tired as usual. Yesterday morning she
to the floor. Miss Bertha Howard. her
niece. who lives At the Marsh residence,
heard the noise. n found Miss Marsh
unconscious IN the door. Doctor l.. r.
extinct.
Miss Marsh for many years has been as
sistant to Doctor {. Is. ROhiand IN Alton
Grove and Mrs Albert Howard. both resi-
dents of Alton.
The funeral will take place Friday after
noon. the Reverend Doctor NJ. W.. living,
pastor OF the First Baptist Crunch. oficia-
ting. The burial Will be in the city ceme-
tery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
Union Truet Company Election.

Cn10n trust COnp0Hy'0 Ele0tl0n~
The stockholders Of the Union Trust and
terday afternoon elected officers as follows:
August echafy. president; A. N. Meints.
vice president: Edward Keshner. cashier:
beke and L0uden, attorneys. The capital
stock Of the new trust company 10 $l50. 0O0
Its Offices will be IN the new building at the
It Ia expected that the doors viii Be opened
for business abclt August L
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

The annual commencement OF SIS. Peter
end Paufs Cathedral School. will be held
this evening In the auditorium OF the Spald-
ing clubhouse. at Alton. Diplomas will be
awarded three students. James A. kiunk,
Marie HeintB ana William J.. Lafferty. The
veledictcry will be awarded TO William J.
Lafferty and the salutatory to Marie
Heintx. The .diplomas will be presented by
the Reverend Father e. l. Spaiding, pastor
Of s.. Peters and PauI's Cathedral, and
the principal address will be delivered by
the reverend Father NJ. J. OConnor, also
Of the Cathedral Clergy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Unsuitable Spectacles
Do moro harm than good. DIR. Bond. expert
optician at Mermod q Jaccard's. Broadway
and Locust. will examine your eyes free Of
charge and At them properly. Steel frames.
81 IND up: gold. IS and I'D.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Real estate transfers fled for record with
County Recorder Charles Haene at Belle
Vile yesterday were as follows:
W; X Murphy and wife to city Of East 81.
Iouls: part block y Caremont addition to East
"a G. Gednsy. and wife to Barth Kissel. lot
Louis: ~. d., 80.
Alice z. Davis q al. to A.: w. Morris. undiviaea
half interest In lots ! and II. hrst subdivissoa
Lnccln place. EaN ct. Louis: qtc. d., IS, 90.
sallis s Tut e q. 70 n. 6. Norris. undivided
East st. louis; v. d.. $S.0e.
HAITI h 9oaros trustsa to 4 W. and H 8
HF Ehrhart and wife % LOUISE Flanaxsn.
lot "a block -. East u. Louis: Qtc. d. IN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
PLATE-GLAss WORKS DEAL
Seeks q Bonus ana Ii
cation At Belleville,

cation ~ Belleville.
The Commercial Club Of Belleville has
Presented 2 proposition to the business men
q Bellevtlle Tor the purpose OF securing
tho location at Belleviile OF q French plate
flaas works. The name Of the corporation
is Kept . secret because II 10 deemed ad-
fact Il made public. The CommerciX Club
omcers state that . bonus Of 5000 and Q
tract OF four acres OF land n wanted by
the glass company. but that this company
month.
A scheme II offered whereby a piece of
erQund has been purchased and viii be plat
wfu be built. Subscribers to the fund viii
receive Q lot OF this ground and thus will be
enaoied to get their money back in q short
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

At q meeting Of the Eesidsnts Of Win
stanley Park. In the public hall last night.
az the viila9o to the city Of East 81. Louis.
Addresses were made by Henry Renshaw
and Jack Trendley: The annexation plan
stanley PARK. but its projectors are de-
termined to annex the village to the city
and enjoy thu benents Of the municipality.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
Fashionable Calling Cards,

Best material. finest engraving. by ex-
perts in our mandatory; 100 cards and
plate for 81 80: 100 cards from plate for 500.
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
HIS WAY THROUGH GUARDS.


Armed with q revolver. Doctor A.. E LIN
der of Eaet St Louis forced his way
through the guards at the East St. Louis
quarantine yesterday to treat several pa
TENTS. one Of whom he declared has only q
mild case Of measles. Doctor Under 'ex-
poets to-day TO Obtain q writ OF habeas COR
pus and have the patient removed from the
pesthouse.
Several days ago the East 81. Louis Board
patient ut the quarantine should secure a
permit to pass the guards before he was al
lowed inside the Enclosure. Doctor Lincer
and he did not think It necessary to secure
Q permit. Wednesday evening admittance
was denied him. and yesterday morning he
armed himself and drove into the quarAn-
tire camp and when the guards rushed up
to him to warn him away. he drew the re-
volver. Doctor Inner said hat he intended
visiting his patients. He was permitted to
do SO. e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
TO DIVERT GUNNIs0n RIVER.
Great Tunnel May Be Constructed
in Western Colorado.

Washington, June A-Acting under the
Newell. geological survey partiee have juse
begun work In the 0unnison River VSiloY
In Western Colorado. near Montrooe, vhieh
great tunnel through . mountaiH ranae h
to q dry and fertile valley.
Another party has begun the preliminary
MIR River Valley In Montana.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Constable Thomas Peet OF East 81. Louis
u looking for Peter Judge. . ~salo0nkeeper
at Wfnstanley Park, who IL wanted ON three
warrants. held BY the Constable; n which
yesterday morning on complaint of Mrs.
Judge. Mr.. Judge alleges that her hus-
band chased her out Of the house and into
the house OF q friend Wednesday night. Il
10 thought that Judge ID In St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
ARCHITECTS SELECTED.
Philadelphia Firm Will Design Mis-.
souri, University Buildings.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

8PWC1KI
Columbia. No.. June M-Cops ana stew.
artson of Philadelphia have been oelected a.
architscts Of the new buildings Of the MIS-
soun state university at Columbia. These
pleted within the next eighteen months,
! The architects chosen are also the de-
University. st. Louis. in which City they
have an o01cA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Charles Palmer, walking delegate of the
Carpenters. Union of East St. Louis, was
yesterday. held to- the Grand Jury In the
Of beIevtlle on . charge Of ~assaultine
workmen: h were employed by Contrac.
tor Fleming Of East &. Louia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

. blacksmith Of Logansport. Ind. ran away
from home three weeks ago with . view to
seeing the world. Instead h was errested
yesterday afternoon on Whiaky Chute. East
d. Louis, by Omcer Little. and Wa taken
to the police station, where he viii b held
until his father, who has been telegraphed
for, arrives to take him homo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Birth-Month Rings (SoliA Gold)
For June. the Pearl. sisnifying Purity"
$40 to $1.0oo. Mermod 4 Jaccard's,. Broad
way and Locust,
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For Summer Tourists,

MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway. corner Locust.
Write for catalogue. INoilsd See.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
THE MOpERx REALTY

Thrives on good food and sunshine. With
plenty of exercise In the open air. Her
form CLOVIS with health and her face bloon.
with its beauty. II her system needs fhe
cleansing action Of q laxative remedy. shs
uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup Of FiCa
made by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

In the Circuit Court At BelleviIle yester.
day afternoon the case against H. ]. Drum
mond Supervisor: J. H. Wyatt, Andrew
Hoocnests: Louis 9: soucy and z. H. Ira
cmoe. vae called for trial. The Ease win
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

at Alton. has elected n. Miller. chancslios CON-
mAnder: william 0febens, vice ehanceilor; John
Wilson. y. A.: Pred Rudershasssn. a.: Y.
Grand Lodge. which VIII convene e 6psiaSASld
In October.
Alton Raiirosd vas IN Alton ysSSsrday sSa ts
Spected the Alton station. Il = rUWotsd that
extensive improvements VIII b tAe result o. ho
trip.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

..--,Ihe young son Of MrA Adolph Bunsen par.
Doctor WaRhtngtoa west yH
- 0EaIlca poagd q EApcanon has D.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21
TAKE BIG FOUR RoUT
to BUFFALO,.
BRYAN ACCEPTS
Will Speak At Creal Springs Chaq-
tauqua On July g. I

REPUBLIC ePEC1Ai
asrrin. III. June A-Winiam J. Bgyan
~ hh acceptance Of an tnvc
Spsino1 CeAMtauqua on July Z IN the sitter
noon. 3ee 9evurepd IAN Jones has boan
snsassd Tor July II,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

CeleSrSfed Fatek-PAillDpo WoAsAeA.
For sale By the sole sgenta
NERMOD 4 JACCAlDfa
Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Burnett's Vanilla Extract n thu Axed
standard of excellence. 1t 10 the anest and
purest vanilla extract that can BE- bought
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-21

Seattle. WASH. June A-The 6rst rold
shipments Of the season are now On tho
way from the Klondike. Sums aoEreGat-
ing 0.soo.0oo were started from DaWoon on
and zea1andia, according to telegraphic adj
vices received in 9kAgW1y. Bob con1ign-
ments VIII probably arrive In 0oattle next
week.
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49, I1yesees boWoD0p0es
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Herrin. m, Juns A-H. u. Burr - No.
physb0ro. nj, has purchased O. q Naii6S'n
half interest n ths HsETtn Daily on1 WSSk-
been changed % the EvoninR JouS1Sl viSf
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Bloomington, Ill, and Return e2.25
Sunday. June Q. via Illinois Central. Leave
Union Station. 7:50 a n.