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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
ILLINOIS.

Springfield. ILL.,. Jan. 7.-Ce-tihcates Of incor-
porsti0n were issued to-day by Secretary of
state Rose follows:
The la Grange Gas Company. La Grange: car
ital. $4,000: 10 operate gas plant. IncorpO-
Iators-Benjamin i. Alschuer. John h. New
hail and E Hinckley.
Anbrosius & Sons, Collinsvile: capital. $50 900;
mercantile. lncorpOratOrs-C- 4. Ambrosius, J.
A. Anbrosius and w. \. AuIbrosius.
The Illinois Bridge and DTedge Company,
Nation: capital. S2.5O0: 10 conduct a municipal
and private contracting business. IncoI puratoIs
-R. II. McWilliams. l. W. Osborne and EIward
G. Craig.
The Illinois Warehouse Company. Peoria; cap
itsl. $1,000: to conduct transfer storage and
warehouse business. IncorporatOrs-Aaron -.
Auten. Murray K Baker and 5. Quinn CasseII.
TIE College Commission Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. Decatur: educational. in
experimentation J. Darby. Andrews "
HaH kins and Sllups +. Lawrence.
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UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS.

ANSWERS ARE HELD AT THIS OFFICE FOR
THE FOLLOWING ANSWER CHECKS. AND
MAY BE HAD BY PRESENTING YOUR
CHECK AT THE REPUBLIC OFFICE:
A-15i, I. no, 1872, 1874, 13o, 142, 1G5.
I03, 15g.
B-I59, 40, 132, 90.
Cleo, 165, 15S, 1856, 15O, 1<2, 1913, SS.
D-I5s, 16I, 153, I22, 1877, 145, 155.
E-155, 182, II, 161, 15i, 14e, 13S, 132,
F-I57, I32, 1877, 1866, 1853, 167, 152.
G-I62, I5s, IA, I01, 1O4, 131, 154. 126.
Hill, 157. I6., las, 1877, 13o, 13O, 1O2,
J-i6a, las. 1ss, 1s5. 1so, 1Is, 1876, 1877.
K-I61, 152, 13S, lis.
I-154, 15s, I43, 134, 149, ~, 15o, 1Go.
M-IO2, 100, 155, 60.
Obs, 1853, 16J, 127.
P-I57, 149, I:i9, 1G3, 1b4, 15S.
RIGS, 1873, 1872, 159, 126, 164, 14s, 135,
1G8, 1876, 1856.
s-I6z, 1853, 1855, 159, 1877, 141, las, 100.
T-I6O, 168, 10I, 112, IA, 40, 81, 163.
W-163, 126, las, 126, 1i3, 67, 16l, 16o'
151.
X-16S, I41, I53, 1GI, 1872, IA.
Y-1O4, 126, 1852, 15G, 1G0, 153, 1873, 13o,
III, 10, so, 1O4.
Z-166, los, 131, 133, 40, 15s.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHs.

Edmund and Mary webiiziy. lsi5 Allsn: hoy.
Fred ana Annie Hausnlan. @5li warren; boy.
Brlstow and Lucinda Bowen. lsi2 Old Manchos'
Roger ard Cecilia Jacob. Female Hospital: SRI.
William and Lo;tie Benton. Female hospltal'
boy. -,
lee and Ida Mccarthy. Female Ho.pital; gin.
''hsrles i. and Amanda l.. Cook. -'s'A 'ass'
boy. -,
Henry and Alice Windsor. i5is Deer; girl.
Robert = and Laura a. King. 1885 H'lt. girl
y and NJ I4ckowicZ isf1 :. Third: boy.
SieEfrtsd and Martha BetScr. ia.l North Nina
j. Joseph and Anna Nobiot. 4i25 wyoming
eiri.
Louis and Mario afsni,. Female Hospital: boz.
william 7. and Edith Brown. Female Hospital:
bov. o.,
Pa;rlck and Mary Mccarthy. Female Hospital :
boy
Doctor T. o. and Olga stufhahn. 2si7 Dayton;
boy - -
r W. and Minnie KindernAnn. 1870 Madison:
girl ,-,-,
David and Clara Mcintosh. 1853 f'rsncts: Firl.
charles and Kate Nolker. 2lu1 Isstr"hah. roy.
Henry i. and Lena StrUbbe. llaS Montgounefy' :
bnv.
Robert ana Kate Prcnle. Female llosriial: hoy
Albert and Annie Brutor, Femnle H.9plths DO.
William and Jennie sullivan. Fcmalr iiospitAl'
girl
Edward ard Fannie Greenvay. - Christian:
John ard Mary Reilly. :as5 Madison: boy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
TEXAS.
REPURLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Austin. Tex, Jan. THE following charters
were fled by the Secretary of State to-day:
The Ell Paso Pure Water Company OF Fl Paso;
capital stock. $40 CO.,
The Walker Bros. & Co. General Merchandise
Company Of Luding; capital stock. 500 0oo
The Harris County Irrigation Company OF
Houston; capital stock, $1,000.
The Womack Perry General Merchandise Com
pany Of Longview; capital stock. $4,000.
The. Henry Kelley and Lidstone General Mer-
chandise Company of Sansaba: capital stock
$500.
The Fayette County Telephone Company OF La
grange; capital stock. $4,000.
Tho c. II. Kitchen Nuckoils & Co. General
Merchandise Company OF Terrell; capital stock,
$4,000.
fns Farmers Cotton Yard OF Austin: capital
sock. $500.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
MISSOURI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. 7.-Certiffcates OF IN
corporation were tlcd in the office OF Secretary
OF state Lesueur to-day follows:
The Charitanisn Publishing Company Of Sails
bury. capital. S3.0eo. fhcorporators-S. G. Wood
run J. W. Cooper and others.
The Montgomery Heater Company OF St Louis;
capital sse.e,1. Incorporators-J. II. Montgomery
e. J.. Haanei and John w. Bernstein.
Forester. Mace Box Company OF Kansas City.
Capital, S3gOo- IncorpOrators-Ws S. Fur
rester. B. L. Mace and !. W. Merrill.
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Wedding Rings.

Solid gold. latest designs. 81 TO SO
Mermod d Jaccards, broadway and Locust.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Robert stark. 34es Usage. residence: s.. .Oco
II. e. Thomas. 6172 kcnslngtou. flats. 13.G0j.
Jofn II. scnurmaun. SJ-g-5S North smith. mats.
$500.
Friedman Brothers Shoe Company. jefferson
and Madison. shoe factory. $1,000.
l. H. smith. southeast corner sixth and Frank
lin: store. 5000.
Nellie Lane. 2yis Morgan: fats. $500.
SO. $50
l-aciede Power Company. cast sids of Lewis.
from Ashley to O'FallOn. power house. 3JJOJD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
SEE HOME SCHOOL
Announcement In tO-day's Issue.
You VIII be lntaresfel

SIZE HOME Sf'lODI
Announcement IN to-day's issue.
You Will be interested.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - tn. annual
mectins OF the stockhoders OF the NJ 9. Wet
more Tobacco Company viii be held at the office
q tne company a. The sou,he3st sorne, 90 o.
oaS Mn ana m rsGn & street, n Pea,y saS y ya9,,asy S nv
:. 1871. for the election Of seven directors for
the ensuing year the amendment or repeal Of any
the considsratnn Of such other business as
ES,na at o'cIoc~ a. IN. and close At IL
= L. Hcrnion. Secretary '''' President.
sroCKHoI.pERs' MEErING-ofnce Of the 81:
i,ui- shovel Company-The annual meeting OF
ne stakeholder of the - Louis Shovel Com
lnE year and FOR the transaction OF such other
ltsincss as may come before Il. will be held az
~ %r "rhhesay the 9'h day ,,,, 81 Jspuary i "
= * Holton secretary and Treasurer
-. Louis. Mo. Dec. 81. 1901.
THE annual meeting q the Mary Murphy Min
!ng tlmf any viii be held on MONDAY. January
wR DoNkLnSoN. President
TIiE annual ph:etEg II she sIockhpiders a. n.
N'rchanis -iaclede National Rank Of st Louis
th" ensuing year. viii BE- held At iis banking
I"grns. Fourth and owe streets. January s. 1901.
i'''' JPN ''0'' GR6 5 e. e iorFMIv ca,a:-r
TIiE annual meeting of the s'orkhoidsr. q,
th" Hfidg" . Beach Mfg. -. Tor th" election of
suing wear. aud Tor Tho transaction ~ Fnrh Other
irsinss =, - may properly come before ih@ met
10. ~ : Main -. - Louis No. the 1sih
dsv ~ J1niars 1901. OF 9'0 =.
HUDSON T. fi,ibGE Precedent
Attest: VIM. 81, airin. secretary.
TIE annual ulrctiu. ~ the stocshoIers Of tho
w l. Green tommlr-iuu Company. for the elsc-
ton ~ directors aud the trarsa,tlon ~ such other
tusincss a. may com" before g. VIII he held AZ
fhe office ~ the company. room g Inclede build
irg. southwest corner Fourth and Olive sts.. 81.
Louis Mo. Monday January H. 1901, at the
hour ~ a.
w. !. GREEN. JR. President.
s Mct;ehee Serretary.
THE annual nree,ins q the stockholders ~ the
Altire Grocer Company. for the election u d-
rectors 60 serve during the ensuing year. aud
f'r the transaction - fuch other business ns may
properly come before the meeting. viii hr held AT
the office OF the company. Al and i23 South Sew
cnth street. 81. Louis. Mo. on ths ninth day or
= n BEIMEs. Pres;.
Attest: W. y. Scott. Secretary.
81 Louis. Mo.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER,

BROADWAY-25 IT.. s.. bet Miami
and Minnebago; Kate Shier {" Elbridge
Shay-N. L.. see. 90. ..........-...--
BACON-25 IT.. .. =. bet. North Market
Taul WefhsI-w. d. -. -. -. 400
BEIT-J0 IT.. n. g., bet. C'abanns and Won
Nerson; August kleykamp 70 Fred
KiiseHw d. -. .-' 20, i,'' ' ..i',.. - ,' IssO
ILLINOIS, IT. .. g., bet Potomac
and Miami: Charles Lorenzo 10 Frank
~ @ gstern": d.. - .....,.....; 40
Armstrong: Henry McGilley TO Joseph
s,s McSiilIey-w 81 g.; - -,
GoOdfellow: George Prendergast to VIII
liam Haisegove-w. d.. 80. 49,. 100
WALTON-iD IT.. n. q. bet. Deimar
and Washington: I'D Smith to Albert
Gehner-w. d.. .... 80. .... .......... 1000
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
STEAMSHIPS,

Steamship.
SEE HOME SCHOOL
Announcement IN to-days issuA
You will be interested.
IlDIU. .nuIVl PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
lhreH-1niNh HONOLULU. Pscihc Mall 5: 3
Co.. Occidental & Oriental 5. S. Co. and Oriental
s. 5. Co. Prom San Francisco: Gaelic, January
ls. lsO1i Hong-kong Maru. January -. l'oi !:
China, February l. 1901. For rates. freight Or
passage apply to L. Z. Townsley. agent 81
Olive, or J. +. Aglar, agent so3 Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
DENTISTRY.

RosToN steam Dental Rooms. SIS ". Broad
way-Sets OF teeth. 50; painless extracting &c;
bridge work. 50: open Sundays cntil L
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms, as N. Broad
way, Between Locust and St Charies-$le and
SIS sets for S. Doctor Case. Proprietor.
ington Avs.-Crown and bridge work q specialty1
terms moderate: consultation and exam freel
II you are not pleased with your present den-
u. u.s.. ssU,,S9,1 -Ssil PR. 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.


SEE HOME SCHOOL
You will be Interested
ELECTION NoTTCE-Boatmen's Bank St.
Louis; No. Jan L s2i-SIockHoLDEiRs ARE dI
II t, san sht q, an eeeSn tSs
Is yss VI. ss hsI1 Ssd the S fos IN
open from 0eiIsh R. ]. T. hAcRLASD. % K President
Vim. II. Thomson. Secretary.
The stockhoiders Of the St. Louis and Mersmsc
River Railroad Company, for the election Of d.
viii be held at h. ofhces Of said company. De
fourteenth day q January 1901. at the hour Of
CHARLES II. TURNER. President.
sn; bsssG ri. ih ksy ssy Gf ss5steTS D.eeIber r
ELECTION NoTIcE.Th. Mechan,cs Bank: s..
given tn, that II meeting Of stockholdsrs OF i this
day. the sth day Of January. isoi for tb. purpos.
OF electing thirteen Directors 10 during the
ness as may properly R. RoHis 4. Ga16ls HTTcHINsox
Charles o. Austin. Secretary.
MERCANTILE library Associstion-The an
nual election q officers and directors of the 81
in the directors room in The Library building on
Tuesday. January Is. 1901 Polls open at a. m
Recording Secretary.
MERCANTILE Library Association-Annusl
Mseeting1,,Ths annual melting of IL the ST. Louis
the reading Tuesday, January s. 1901, at s
O'clock .. m full ATTENDANCE Is reoussted
Rs5oTdlns aSS n S@Aaat seefefsfy.
NOTICE Of stockholdeTs, MeetinE-The annual
Paet9 Pss9s c9pahs t foT ths Of secss
directors TO serve during tn. ensuing year. and
TsFie Eoat stS1n' st9Pe No oe' 81 \ 1--we on Mon
CIV Hin. Secretary q and nd treasurer i'ahl'si ''''@
STOCKHOLDERS MEEr1NG-r-he annual
Bank FOR the election Of nine directors to serye
fnE r6s O d iaF b MTsn 9sn at she
SITS on the fourteenth =, day q IsnTery Is9l from
foHi. % fs seEmfd, sscr.taf5 &c gARREs President
STOCKHOLDERS Ai,,etinr-The annual meet
ing of The stockholders ~ the Northwestern
g serve for the ensuing wear Wiz he held, at
is-, sts.' on Tuesday. January s. 1900. Polls open
Ai-GIsT II. ~HoFFMANN. President.
81. Louis. December 2s, 1870.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-The annual meet
psny for the election OF directors 10 serve during
the ensuing year and for the transaction Of such
viii be held at the office Of the company SIC
'.'' 1's " HENRY P. HoF. President
august Appahn. Secretary
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of S. e Grote Paint Store
Company. for the election Of three (0 directors.
TO serve during the ensuing year. and for the
transaction OF such other business may prop
I .5y o ~ esfere % the meesg s and ~ ~ g. 6sd at
street. st. Louis, Mo. on the fourteenth u4th)
day of January 1901. at p- m
s. E. GRoTE PAINT STORE co.
$ T. Grote, President
ST. Louis. Mo. January 4. 1901.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Lincoln Trust Com
panv for the election Of five directors 20 serve
during the next three years. also for the election
n one director % I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death Of the late ]. 3. Case and for the trans
action of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. will be held at the Of
fee of the company. Seventh and Chestnut st=..
on Monday. January q. 1851: at A. m Polls
will be omen from a. m. until Il
A. A b woERHEIDE. President
Chas Hamilton. Secretary.
J--ASarx L 1901
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
AGENTS WANTED.
SEE HOME SCHOOL
Announcement in tO-day's Issue
You u III DO Interested

AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS wANTED-Photo ticket agents; best
thing out Willyerd. SO Olive st.
AGENTS-Cali and secure our new ticket; best
seller In St Louis: rebate all tickets Murillo
13i4 Olive.
AGENTS WANTED-Agents who want some
thing better than canvassing. address, with
stamp Jesse Whits. Golden. III.
AGENTS wANTED-To canvass East 81.
Louis; good thing: big pay. Apply 81 Orchard
ave-. Winstznlsy PARK, Esss s. lssisL
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08

DR. ELLA ALLEN. Female specialist. Il vsay,.
c'ssfIl eNperienr-- perfect -rcfus0n SurI-.
'Hnnnoment oniy rrivafc. hrst-cia-z reliable ~.
ocrrora'ei hOms. only home hIvin- A sfatc nj
CenSe ord Chfrt'r - prove its rriiGtfiitv. fho..
dtssatisdel eisewteTs speedily invited; roSi,yeJy
The best lOcnf'0n. arcomr70fa'iGas and nlefteai
sbil IN this olty. 2a0s Olive -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
LANGUAGES.

EOUND-On the street. In 81 Louis. Decemos-
g. 1900, pocketbook containing some money
paying for this notice. Address c. c. AcLaugh-
lin. Sedalia. Mo.
LOST-Sunday. at Coursing Club. Irish bull ter
rier bitch, answers TO tho name Of Hamilton
Bring TO 500 n. Seventh 81. and receive reward
STRAYED-Male pug dog from isls GARFIELD
ave. Saturday. Name Duke Liberal reward
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08

TOCTDR MARY MURPHY give. written 80
olive st -
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08

DIR. MARY ARTHUR-OnIv physician Keen ;.
confinement home IN ci-v having a heslfhv ~
'atpu: trained nurses. ev"elient ac~urnsu9ds-tor.
nOfheriy care and perfect eecIueion- f-re--,i,.t
'les succeasfuiv treated or n charge. guarar,esI
res1i's. Consultation free. oil Morgan -,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08

DOCTOE MERWIN. 22ls olive a.. treats N
Ia
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SToCKHoLDERS' Meeting-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders 0f S. z. Grote Paint Store
Company for the election Of three C0 directors.
to serve during the ensuing year. and for the
transaction OF such other business may prop
eriy come before the meeting will be held at
the office Of the company. SO and 52 ST. Charles
street. St Louis. Mo-. the fourteenth Qith)
day Of January. 1901, At ? m
8 T. Grote, President
Attest: NJ. l. Eldridge. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08
DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING

YOUR clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired
reasonable prices: first-class work. Paris DYED
and Cleaning Company. 1880 Franklin ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-01-08

L. DIES-Hv regU'sfr- reve- falls. ors -
rl~te - a'nle-t FREQ. Mrs r.. starr. ~ Franz
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
FURNITURE Department.
Office Desks and Furnishings,

We have on hand about thrty-fve GUM ROLL IOP
DESKS of different sizes and styles on know MS' Wiz w
Crnn desk is it's almost good as the SlANDAryI' - o
new, line If was just good we coulan alou ~ ~ G
bo,,t ONF-THIRD OFF; but need the room ana III d.
arce with oir general policy show nothing Dut lne Des'
of lis kind they must be closed out ,,, g.
No 2o8 Gum desk quartered golGeh oar UeN POI 49,, IN
;sh Size 90 in long IS in deep so in high tgh ron l
dexed letter files and twentyour patent drop ohl pigeon w
boxes Regular price $4,000; now S4Ioo
No Ioz A Gum desk, quartered ana pohsneu s1iG
oak size 90 in long, IS in deep 50 H. ilg. , % he b;o
ter files nineteen patent drop front pigeon hole boxes s
roll Regular price S47OO; now $500 ,,i
No 12 Gum desk quartered and polished golden OAK
Size "a in long IS in deep, 50 in high figeon @ o e
tccted from dust by closed cabinet Work' lOu nu0O INNS
cases Regular price SIS oo now 5000 H., al.
No &c Gum desk, duarered, polished goueh oaN'
size 20 in long 3s in deep so in high -Four complete lee
files pigeon hole boxes protected as III NO. a. iOs F
10 Gum desk quartered polished golden oak Size
6oin long 2s in deep so in high Complete letter mes dust
nroteced pigeon hole boxes Regular price S43oo no"
10 Gum desk, quarered polished golden oak Size
20 in LONG az in deep 50 in high Open pigeon holes Keg
uar price, S3IOo; now 5000 .,, ,io ,l, Low,
No 2 Gunn desk quartcred polished golden OAK low
roll so in. long, IS in deep As IN hisn' OP'"
Regular price, $4,000; now $1,000 ,,,e;t h;1,
No IA Gum desk plain golden oak, rubbed hnsh, lgh
roll 20 in long 32 deep so in high Raised DeVeleu pau
els and fronts Regular prce $500, now 1 ~, IN
~ ~ in deep 20 in high Open pigeon holes raised pan
els Regular price, S32oo; now S225o X =:
No 11s Gum desk plain polished golden OAK 90 IN
long IS in deep, so in high Large center crave 'e avn, m
dvd letter files in pedestal patent quartered oak drop away
boxes in pigeon holes Regular price $500 now qSo"V
No 200 Gum desk, plain oak gloss hnish SO III lols
40 in deep As in high Two ndeNed ming cases PlNd
drawer in pedestal with Yale lock- Regular price, qzoO
No. T. Gum desk flat top, quartered polished godel
oak 60 in long 2s in wide, 80 in high, double pedestal
Regular price, SIS 90; now $1,000.
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
Special

Short lengths OF denims art ticking fine creonnes and
figured muns that IS cents As cents and 50 cents per
vard While they last cents cents cents and I23 cents
per yard. t
Plain and figured and Swisses in short lengths at
taken They run in lengths of two three four up and
eight wards Some OF these Swsss and 90 cent goods
In conclusion let say YOU that careful perusa OF
these columns will be to your advantage
There not one offering here that isn't plain statement
of fact which you may prove by visit to our store on We'd
nesday
TO apply one test to all goods How good the cheapest how
fine the finest.
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
First Choice Is Best Choice.
CARPET Department..

ALL CARPETS MADE, LAID AND LINED FREE.
ALL MATTINGS LAID FREE
ALL LINOLEUNlS AND OILCLOTHS LAID FREE
AND A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT BESIDES.
Buy them now take them when you want them.
Rugs.
The largest lne the greatest assortmen more kinds and
sizes than we have shown.
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
SALE COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY L

here At he best we can only quote few OF the thousand and
more money-saving opportunities They will be ouna every
where in every department every loor-words MAKE D4
fn, irnression. YOU MUST SEE FOR YOURSELF 10
APPRECIATE THIS SALE.
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY
DEPARTMENT..

IINENS BLANKETS AND COMFORTS used in ourH
Christmas decorations one-thrd off regular price as
$3.50 Blankets for SIS 90 the pair
$500 Blankets for 1888 the pair
$500 Blankets for S2o7 the pair
$3.50 Blankets for 1888 the pair
Handsome damask TABLE CLOTHS, slightly wrinkled,
regular 5000 $500 and $1,000 pattern $500 $467 and
$667 each
DOWN QUILTS that were 5000, 500, 5000 and S1Ioo
now $500 $467 5000 and S73S,
Odd lots OF small linens such napkins towels, bureau
scarfs tray cloths, etc, cut one-thrd.
BED SPREADS in white Marseiles and pink and white.
The $500 kind now $267 the $500 at $500 and the $3.50
ones at 81 90.
Sock-taing has brought to notice about three hundred
nairs of LACE CURTAINS in Brussels net Iambon Irish
Point Ruled nets and Muslns and Nonghams in one two
and three pair These have been marked at just HALF
PRICE. this MaY.
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
The Same Discount

applies here that applies carpets Everything cu-Smyr-
mas Sarabends Serampores Excesors Oriental Administers
Navajo and Japanese
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
SidebOardS.

Out Of seventy patterns Of sideboards that we show on our
floor we space to only nne lhese are o"' al "
dex to the complete line. III i.
The woods represented in our boards are golden OAK
aes oak weathered oak and mahogany The discounts run
Evening journal., 1901-12-31

We have taken Tot OF odd pairs that Wcte Wufn HuH
TO 90 the pair and made bargain piles, with your
choice at 80 cents and SIoo the pair
Fifty odd pairs tapestry porteres at one-hud Off
Twenty-Five odd half pairs SIoo $3.50 and $I75 each
They were Ss 90, 5000 and 500.
Evening journal., 1901-12-31
Fancy Rockers.

lust the left but they were bought Tor the Christmas
trade and are ali bright new styles We haven't many
usual but we don't want them There are several odd
lois from two to twenty OF kind that sold from S225 to So so
each have punched the whole business at UNIFORM price
of SI4Q. Others
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-03
sheriTs Sale In Partition. .


by virtue OF decree of the montgomery
county circuit court IN n certain partition
proceeding wherein John L.. +. badger aud
Sarah williams are plsiniifIs and Martha
Horton alias Minnie Horton. Robert Y. Lee
Horton, 1sliam Randolph Horten. Allie
Horton. Martha Horton and Charles knic-
buchlcr are defendants. Z win Offer for sale
at pubtsc veuuue to the highest bidder for
cash ut the court house door In the town OF
Montgomery City In said rouuty on Thurs
day the 10Th day Of May 1901. bctweei. the
hours NJ % o'clock a. M. aud 3 o'clock y. m.
Of sad day aud while the circuit court Is In
session the following described real estate
situated In Montgomery county IN the State
Of Missouri. to-wit; Part Of the : IL of the
NEi.i SEC o. IN ~ r. west, bounded ~
toilowE Commencing ut the y u corner
OF said tract. running rp feet west To u
point, thence south on. quarter oi a mile to
n lint. thence east IiD feet to point II he.
Ing the : T. corner Of laid tract. thence y
one puaricr of mile to the place of begin.
ming containing ~ acres more or less. for
the purpose of partiiionlng the same be-
tween the plaintiffs aud the defendants.
CHARLES NJ WILSON. sbcrln
April ~, 1901 Montgomery county, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-03
Freight Train Wrecked.

Last Sunday night the west
bound freight train that reaches
here, just before the west bound
passenger, was thrown from the
track just os II was entering the
switch opposite the new school
building. Two or three cars that
were loaded with ties were con-
sidcrably smashed up. The wreck
delayed the west bound passenger
train about 4 hours. BY y o'clock
Monday morning the wreck had
been cleared away and all trains
had a clean right Of way. No ia
talities. The cause Of the wreck
II not known. The trainmcn think
II was due to a defective switch.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-03
A Hint TO "Buffaloes. ;"

Judge Woiford of Kansas City,
says EVERY Bufalo Is "A thief and
everyone ought to he in the peni-
tcntiary."
That was the language the Judge
used In the criminal court OF Kan
sas City last week. where he scn-
fenced n horse thief to the pen for
two years.
William Harris, travelling man,
who had not heard OF thc Buiialocs
was In n saloon In Kansas City
and the proprietor told him he
oaght to Join the Bufialocs. Harris
said all right. and plankcd down a
So bill. The initiation fec being
only II cents. but the Buiialocs
never give any change. All prcs-
cnt In the saloon were called up
and had the drinks several times
around. Harris got gloriously
drunk and while drunk stole n
horse. He sold the horse for 800
and received n check. While try
ing to cash the check he was ar
rested for stealing the horse. He
was tried and threw himself ON the
mercy OF the court and said he had
never before done anything bad
and that he stole the horse while
crazy drunk. but the Judge was mad
and gave Harris 2-ycars In the
pcnitcntiary and at the same time
said all Buiialoes were thieves and
ought to be put in the penitcntiary
with Harris.