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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
At Bennings.

:, Washington. April 7.-Only two favor ltes. Maru and Toscan. both odds on, won at Bennings today. Second choices captured the other four events. Close fin- lures.
 Weather cloudy; track fast First race, five and half furlongs- Msrq, lOl (Booker), to ,, won; Alack. l0e (Burns). to l. third. Time 1:lO 3-5 Ninonia. Quida. Frivol, Astery ran. , Second race. four and a half furlongs- Toscan. lO7 (Bullman), : to 10. ran; Blue First Chord 107 tUdom), 4 to 1, third Time 0:57. Aurifer ran.
 Third race. seven furlongs-Handicap- per, loS (Brennan) to l. won; Alpaca. 90 Henderson,. to 2, third. Time 1 :29 2-5 Obstinate Simon. Ante Up, Flara ran.
 Fourth race. four and half furlongs. Tom Msvbin. 112 0andry). , to g. won Mystic. 9s (Wohderlyl. 12 to 1, third. Time O:5i. Royal Ensign. Blue Miracle. Prodi- gal Son. Optimist ran.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Pigeon Post, 116 (McCue). to, 1. won Ohnet, Ill (Odom). to ,. second; Red Path. 126 (Bullman). to ,, third. Time 1:l6 2-5. Trump, Benkart. Tenagrs. Hampshire ran.
 Sixth race mile ahd forty ycards-wood Ch Ick. 92 a. Daly). 21-2 to 1. won; May J. S Henderson,. 10 to l. second: Fabtus. 112 (Brcnnan). 21-2 to l. third. Time l:i9 Florad. lnkliug, Rendezvous ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furlonGsDCharlcy Moore, 124: Applejack. 120: Advocator. l1S: Locke IT: Princess Ollie, 112; Mcistersnger, los; Caithness. Early Eve 102: Swampla nds 101: Clipper. Fylo Russell. 96
 Second race. one-half mile-Fli imboyant Blue Peter. Morca, lI; Rose Tint, 1l1; Benduro. 1lO.
 Third race mile and half-Cheval dor. 15s: Price Plausible, Farrell. l55; Ia Moon. 153; Silent Friend. Fabius 15l ; Peggsr Lady. l39
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Carron D,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received by the Building Com- snittee If Camp Jeff Faikner for the erection of the escond cottage for the Soldiers Home, nt Mountain Creek Ala. All material that enters into the construction of the home to bs Furnished by the committee. Bids are request ed for the work and labor to be done In the erection and completion Of the building. as ger plans and specifications which can be seen at any time at the office of J. M. Falk- ser, at the office of B. B. Smith. Architect. Moses Building.
 Bids will be received for the entire work. in- eludfng the work to be done by carpenters. brick masons and painters. and we will also receive the bids at the same time separately for carpenters work, brick work and for paint sng, the committee. reservng the right to re- iect any and all bids.
 These bids will be opened on the 9th day of April, 1902. at the office of ]. NJ Faik- per, corner Dexter Avenue and Perry Street.
 I. NJ FALKNER,
 Chairman Building Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
Do you like DotsP Dots like you. You must like Dots. Watch for Dots. Dots for all.
Wood Alcohol-A Warning.

Mobile Register.
 The press of the country will do a good service by publishing. as often as possible. the fact that wood alcohol is 4 poi son. causing sometimes the death of those who use it and in most other cases their total blindness Wood alcohol has been introduced as useful sr'lrlA i0 the arts and in trade. It can be used for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
The Sun a Poor Timekeeper.

Ladies Home Journal.
 The sun does not keep good time. He s almost always too fast or too slow. Once about the middle of April he is just on time, then not again before the middle of June. At the beginning of September he joins the clock d third time. and lastly once more late in December Now it would seem as if he were startled at the way he had neglected us. in February he fell back until he was fiftcn minutes late. By the beginning of March he had made mp five minutes of his loss. and be- fore the month is over he will have caught up to within five minutes of the schedule Meanwhile the days have been growing longer very rapidly. We begin March with our nights longer than the days We end it with our days longer than our nights. Tn the one month we have added to the length of our day an hour and twenty minutes bigger gain than any other month can show.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

11s; Playlike. liz; Illuminate. 1o3; shan dcnfeld. ss; Locket. %; Ashbrook. .f Si; Concertina. s6!
 val, Princess Otillie, Agnes D. Curtesy. 10S: False Alarm. 105; Anime Abbott, 1Ol; Tenagra, 96; Merrimen, Happy. @; Sunny Port. Donna Honora, s2. < .
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards-Wood- trce. 120; Jack McGinn, 1ee: Hendricks. Sir Florian, Rough Rider, l01:, Philma Paxton, l01; Flara, Cherished, s6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

many of the rurposes where grain all cohol has beea fused. and 1t is cheap but excellent substitute. Unfortunately
 it's cheapness lesde to its misuse by two classes of people Manufacturers who are interruptions as to results. and drinkers who are ignorant as to it's poisonous character. Only few days ago it was reported the death of one person and the binding of another was due to drinking wood alcohol: and the same story comes frequently from -,Iral districts. There Is no proper guard against liquors that are dduiterated with wool alcohol; but the ignor1n:e of th. Lul lie that drinks pure wood alcohol. thinking it safe to do so. can be largely iVmjycd by constant pub lication of information on the subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
FUNERAL NOTICE.

CoOLEY-The friends and acquaintances of Mir w H. Cooley are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from Tice's undertak- ing parlors, al 3 o'clock this afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

NETrLEToN's oxFoRDs, $500. These shoes for men lead the world both in style and quality. We carry them in all the new feathers, includ- ing Pat. Vici Kid, and in all widths and sizes. Can fit any foot.
 Bullock G Fleming,
 Leading Shoe House
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

Dots make money. There is money in Dots. Dots will be plenty. Wait for Dots. Dots will be It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
Stockholders Meefinq .

The annual meeting of the stockholders of she Peoples Line of Steamers, Alabama River. ,xill be held in the office of ". F. Vandiver K Co at i2 o'clock noon. Thursday. May list. 10 transact such business as may come before the meeting. w. F. NASDlVEh,
 President. Nj P LEGRAND Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

KIRKPATtICK--The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry $. Kirkpatrick are respectfully in yited to attend the funeral of their infant son, Henry flames Kirkpatrick, from their residence. 522 Columbus Street, this morn- ing at 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
NETTLEToN's oxFoRDs, 800

These shoes for men lead the world both in style and quality. We carry, them in all the new feathers. includ -| ing Pat. Vici Kid, and in all widths and sizes, Can fit any foot.
 Bullock 6 Fleming,
 Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
At Oakland.

AC VhklAuo. San Francisco, April 7.--weather cloudy. track sloppy. First race, five-eighths mile, selling Skip Me. 116 tVickery). 10 to l. won; Vic toria S., 104 tL. JacksorD. 8 to l, second: 1: Black Thorn. 109 (Ransch), to l, third. Time 1:03 1-4. Fl karn. Sir Claus. La Calma.. Sleeping Child. Marineuse, Mod Second race. half mile, 2-year-olds-Af- zono, 1l0 tRanschl. 10 10 won; Deutsch- land. i13 tTroxler). . l-2 to 1. second; Arabo. i1s U. Daly), to 1. third. Time, Listo, Fire Dance, Cliviso. Lee Nolan ran. Third race, seven -eighths mile, selling Eonic, sS u.. Jackson), even, won; Obia, lO4 CRansch'. to l, second; Sir Hampton. Fl Orientc. Tizona. Devereaux. Slap Dash ran.
 Fourth race. mile. handicap-Constella- tor, lo3 tkansch). : to ,, won: Colonel ond Beau Ormonde. 1o5 (Troxler). 6 to 1. third. Time. s;43 1-4.. Water Scratch. broke down.
 Fifth race. mile and hundred yards, selling--Marshal Neil. III U. Jackson), t to :. won: Decuy. 102 lIoar). 10 to l. sec ond; Constable. 10s Knapp), s to 1, third. Tine, 1:49 3-4. Galanthus, Fl Mido, Lode- star. Fridolin ran
 Sixth race. scvcn-eighths mile, selling Kickumbob. 109 (L. Jackson), 8 to 1, won;
  promptu. 1o9 U. Daly). 1-2 to 1. third Time. go, Bah, Flouysh, Diomed. The Singer, Alicia ran.
 Entries Today. First race. three.fourths mile. selling, Halmetta. Tbs Pirate Maid. Satchel Sterling Towers. 112: Matin Bell. Ill.,
 Second race. futurity course--Rasp. The Hoodoo, Mrs. Brunnell. 104: Marineuse. Graylette, 1o6: Elmer L.. B. F. Mason. 1os Bonitary. Modder. Golden Light. Elkarn. 113: ,Corriente, IA.
 Third race. thirteen-sixteenths mile. selling-Sir Claus. Solinas 96: Winnecook. 9I: Isthar, 102; kildoe. 103: Rubus. 1oS: Botany. 1io.
 Fourth race selling. half mile--Organ- dia, 91; Dottrell. e4; Hudson. 97; Nigrette. Guida. Montezuma. ss: Georgia West. Liz zie Rice. 1o1
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, selling Forest King. s1; Tufts, 8: Mamie Hid reth. Compass 1ol; The Gaffir. 1o2: Will liam F.. Gold Baron. Harry Thatcher, 1O: Fl Key, 10S: Morrelito. 11o. Sixth race, seven-eighths mile-Dwight Way, 91; Tyranus. Constable, Evander. 97: Quadra, %; Captivate. 106; Fondo IDS; Jim. Nilgar, Red Wald Billy Moore. Mission. III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
At Charleston.

Charleston, s. C.. April 1.-The feature of the racing at the Exposition track to- day was the riding of Jockey s. John won. Weather clear. track good.
 First race, five and half furlongs- Mollie Aaron. won; A Bride, second; Virginia Wilcox. third. Time, 1l6.
 Second race. selling. five and half furlongs-Lady Hayman, won: Glad Hand, second: Grstia. third. Time. IA.
 Third race. selling. six ,furlongs-Nellie Fonso won; Tout, second; Ohio King, third. Time. :21 1-4.
 Fourth race. selling. five furlongs-Or- third. Time, 1:06 1-2
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Emigrant, won; Jim Scanlan, second; Latch String, third. Time. 1:O6 I-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Mont gomsy 8:20a. n & 3D. m s:2o a. m and 3o ?. m.
n FAD LIP
READ DOWN.

Springs , Ra gh. Rhland Albany Jacksonville Macon, all
  Pullman drawing s sns '' N''~ anu ~ " night >N'~
 DELIGhTFUL RAIL AND WATER ROUTE
  via Norfok Savannah Apply Adam Ooml Agent L. Railway, Montgomery,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

Schedule Effective January 9th, 1902
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08

Teave Isoth Meridian timeI Arrive ..n1~omery Montgomery AVn.tIy Daily.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

the o afasisiii" sseS Sis5sy:"s a, i've ~ Al,2n.
-oakwood Camp q the @o sia3ieS NS GsorsG Il.
osborn V. =. Charles schoeffsl y: Al Banj1-
min Iangeman banker: GToTss C lSppPsS;o g. -,
w. Ralph s. Dlscn manager; Samuel q Huos
ss5a deputy: K"s5eli Z M Msi7f rs Use meS'0''
The Timer Alton Womau'S christian Temper
apce Tnion vii. roIi a mothers meeting on
IT ! n nters4sen aSenuS.
Fred Cory of Alton departed yesterday f"r
Chicago.
t. academy gymnasium IN December u.
The Alton ledge Of FL, the gr 1os;lh1ssTI SSsat of E Ill
afternoon. at which the annual election OF ON
Gers will be held.
The Alton lodge Of Elks will hold a public
memorial service this afternoon at their hal! IN
state greet. TIE memorial sermon VIII be de
;or of 81. Pauls Episcopal Church.
The ladies' Of st .E,izahe;h's Guild 81 =.
Paul's Ep.seopai ,hureh in Attn hs 4 TIER an,
Ms. Jacob we"' in Eas; second street
Alderman Herbert Gib"I son 'f Alton has re
turned from a tr'u through Iowa
A Grange Of time will 50 int effect at Al
ten to-day on the Chicago. PEORIA and -. louis
Railroad BY which the special passenger trans
ton. viii be discontinued. and the sp:iusfieli &C
corlmoiation VIII he run al the Regular time. In
stead of an hoEr later
Mrs. Joseph Cruise OF Alton Is seriously III
az Fort Wayne. Ind
Alton TENT. No, SO. Of the Royal NeiEhbor.
nette ChrIetoe recorder. Miss Grace Barns re
CARA Hawkins marshal. Mrs. julia Dav assist
ant marshal. Miss Flora Si"ssl inner sentinel.
Trabue manage. The ins;afaTIon Of the newly
elected oH!cers VIII take place a; the January
meeting Of the tent.
Fred Weeks o. Upper Alton IL Ill al his homo
in Walnut street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
ROBBED OF MEMORY
BY LESS OF SLEEP.
Man Who Had Nursed Invalid Wife
Many Nights, After Working Dur
ing Day, Takes Strange Journey.
EEpTRIIC

REPrBLIC SPECIAL.
Toledo. o.. Dec. samuel Beal of this
city. formerly employed in the Public Ii
byary here. disappeared myst.riolsly from
his home several Weeks ago and d week
after was located in -MoTtiand. Ky. by Il
trance medium who was consulted by The
family.
\ dispatch from that place announced
that Eeal was with his brother there.
Ny Bcii has returned home.
In speaking of his wanderlnSS Sc said:
Il do not remember drawing my salary
at n: County Ireasurer's office.
Il had nurSCd my sick wife for seven
long years. being up with her night after
ncht. and during the day performing my
duties at the library. | guess | Was crazy
from loss OF sleep and worry.
They say. arose about > o'clock the
her il. | have a dim recollection of board
ing a train ] don't remember any part OF
the trip from here to Kentucky.
My memory began really at a time when
| heard some darkies singing anG playing
banloS and guitars in the street. | listened
TO them for quite awhile. and feeling hun
CRY went to a restaurant and got a cup of
coffee anI. a little lunch. Then ] bought a
agar and Went outside again. The place
looked strange 20 me and ] asked the pro-
lt.etoH OF the restaurant where | was.
lie said Was in DanvilIe. Ky. ] don't
Know how | got to Moreland. as my mind
again became a blank. The station master
iounf me wandering about the platform and
LOOK ME in tow and sent me to my brothers
house.
Il had no recollection of seeing or know
ing my brother for nearly a week before
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
EdvardSVilie Notes.

Night Policemen Thomas Mo-iari.- and Holm
fiacgh arrested Frank . lille late Frifay u'-rt
"a the Home Hotel. corner Il ifa u ana NaudI.i4
streets 1t - saIT that La E.l'" - wanted FIR
atirs!-TizirS a station IN tho Zig + u. aEI he
Vas turned oyer 10 a SPECIAL officer ot that rrtl
-'curty Judge John T.. Hi isk3-tsT Yesterday
3gE':ntei Christ shr"n-. A"aiI.u klrng"' ami
Bernhard SchwaF&<aps APPRAISERS Z the estate Z
the late AnIrew Si!zIr.
Mayor y. L. Bossn ha- boon making AZ o.
fort 70 break the Supposed local coal C"I-lh'r.H
the price Of coal was rUt w ~ 10 cents L
bushel in the local market. n"cwithstand ne Eli
warisville coal was sold in sun. rIadinE towns at
a figure far less. TIE four l,Cdi mines main
tanned the same figures. aud t.. Mayor deter
mined To- remedy the trouble. He circulated 4
list for Signatures "f ti"s" who would give six
could he secured. and rFe 3Iayar issued noti"e
yesterday that hr hal secuted an agreement
with the Henrietta mine &" furnish all desired
at that figure. It * said the otter II nos VIII TN-
cent.
". NJ. sauvaee has established al Elwara.-
vile a posting staten 10 srppig Tie different
towns Of the county.
by the johnson RraS. Of G,o!c!l. Mich. There are
eish: OF the bro;he :. and they d vote Themselves
to buying walnut exclusively.
Marriage licenses issued. at Edwardsville:
both IF Madison: Valentine J"k. rs;. &c. and Kate
BreCkaN, a. both Il ColliDSville. Charles Il g
gin, =. and Mau:ie Miller. Is b7th ~ TROY:
Chris Drumming. IS. and Mary Schmidt. 81. both
Of Granite City.
Mrs. r ". Springer. wife q the Circuit
Clerk. and Miss Jessie Be sior att.-tlzI the
funeral of Ms. Mary Jane A!eXandef. 1t Clr;y'e,
yesterday.
Judge William HartzeiI q Chester 10 II i'll.
though recovering SLOWLY. ard VIII not - able
to reopen the Circuit Court this week. as ne *
recovered by MonIay. Decemb.r i. at which time
business Will be RESUMED.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
COMMISSIONS on LIVE STOCK.
buyers at National Stock Yards Are
to Charge for Services,

Hereafter the stock farmers and feeders
VINO desire tEe commission men at the Ma
tional Stock Yards. East st. Louis, to pur-
chase cattle for them for feeding or other
pun poses. viii he charged $40 "A Ear tor this
half this rate.
Stock yard exchanges all over the country
nave 4 uniform charge for buying cattle
and also for selling. In East St. Louis tie
commission men receive $I2 a car for selling
the cattle, and just half that for nogs and
sheep.
1t has been the custom for the commits
sion men to spend several hours of their
limo In selecting cattle for a buyer. vino
would then perhaps pay a tririDs sum for
IN. work. the commission men nave been
talking about placing n chars: on cattle
settlement Until yesterday. when Il Iesolri-
ton to that effect was unanimously passed
at the meeting of the Live Stock Exchange
at the National Stock iards.
The rule takes effect at once.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

Only / to 10 sets of each, 50 lie, orders
come quick.
.lo5 Attsts. Edition Ruskin. No. 81: Is
ss5 standard Edition Dickens. Is vols.
S13.85.
$50 standard Edition Hugo. 10 vols.
80. 80.
s22 standard Edition T~hackeray. 10 vols.
IS Standard Edition Reade. Il vols.
S. Standard Edition Dumas. IS vols.
S13.85.
:s5 Standard Edition Buiwsr. is vols.
SIS standard Edition Gu;zot, 8 vols. 3. AZ.
So Standard Edition Ruskin. - vols.
81 . 90.
Shakespeare. Is vols. cloth. $3.50.
All the $50 books. 99c-IncIuding all the
latest publications. Mississippi Bubble. The
Temporai Powers-speckled BirdEThe Cap
tain of the Gray Horse Troop-The Intru-
sions of Peggy-The Right of Way-The
conqueror captain Macklin - Ransom's
Foily-The Shadow OF the Rope-Two Van
revels-Miss Petticoats-Donovan Pasha-
a Single NoJe-The Lions Whelp-When
Knighthood Was In F~iower-Letters From
a Self Made Merchant to His Son-The
Long Straight Road-The Flight Of Pony
B4ker-The Story of Mary MacLane-What
Happened to Wigslesnorth-The Lady Para
hundreds of Others.
sl-5o Fountain Pens. .5c-Best made a.
karat Geld Fountain PeD5LjuSt the thing
for a Christmas gift.
5ec Fancy Boxes OF Stationery. 25c-l.G1o
fancy boxes of Stationery. containing one
quire of paper with envelopes. in all the lat
est tints. Boxes suitable for handkerchiefs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Basement Sale Winter underwear

Ladies soc Natural Wool Union suits. all
sizeS-celebrated Florence r~nake-open across
rhcst-siIk tri~mmed-pearl Duttans-a gar
ment, 33c.
Ladies @9c Natural Graz Union ~Suits-oTen
down the fruu;-cott"n ticeced, .5r-
Boys Extra Heavy Hygienic Fleece-lin'i
Union Suits-worth GSc a garment-fer 3o".
100 dozen Ladies Underwear Samples. in
GLIDING cameIs- hair. natural wool and fleece
iined-not a garment worth lass than ~
and a great many sc and ssr-choic". .'c.
Purchased from Vim. lseiin x Co. theiT en-
tire sample stock OF Children's and Misses
F-!ne Wool and Cotton Mixed Underwear at
virtually our own price. The entire lot goes
on sale Monday. This let consists only OF
fine r;breG fashioned goods worth from 5c
10 il. = gaIm-rt-lt CSC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
JUDGE WHIPS AN ATHLETE.
Member of Football Eleven Per
sisted in Annoying Woman.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

VI bIIV SITIINF|
Bennington. VT, Dec. 6.-Jufgc Lovelaud
Munson of the Supreme Court of Vermont
court that close! at Burlington. In the
same car was a football! eleven. returning
to Troy.
One OF the eleven took n seat beside a
young lady well known to the Judge. but
a perfect stranger to the yOurg. man He
persisted in taiking to her, without re-
ceiying any reply. and the Judge. noting
the annoyance t. the girl. suggested TO the
fellow that he should Tnn ro, ieava the seat and
Before the words were hardly out Of his
mouth Judge Munson gave him a cuff that
was heard all over the car and caused the
young Trojan to wonder where he was.
The distinguished jurist was on his mettle.
and faster and faster the cuffs Descended.
until the fellow offered TO apologize and
subsidized. After the Judge left the train at
Manchester the young man was surprised
TO learn who his ChaStiSer was
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
From Makers Who We're {


sa.ea MONTE CARLO COATS. SG.a".
80 Ladies' Monte Carlo Coats. made OF ke:,
sey cloth. finished with velvet collars ana
cuffS-welI lined and mdn-tIitorei through
putin colors of blue ana black only.
$50 MONTE CARLO COATS. %
Goats made # Atwood Niontenac. with
storm collar and cape: TeveTs trimmed with
black and white silk braid: satin-lihed; In
oxford and black.
So MONTE CARLO COATS. SEAS.
Made OF finest kers-y. corded back. i;ont
and sleeves: trimmed with fancy pearl but
tons and lined with best quality satin
throughout.
$40 AND SIS COATS. s4.9".
Ladies and Girls TlGht-ffttinS is-in. Jack
cts Of the very highest grade workmanship
and MATERIAL; lined throughout with fancy
satin Innings: co!ors tan, blue, red. brown.
green and castor.
s. MONTE CARLO COATS $685..
Long Monte Carlo Coats OF English keTs"ys:
made with the new Vatican pleat ami satin
strapped; coiors blue. castor and black
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

Five dozen celebrated STits Condo Atwood
Underwear OF camel's hair. natural and
light bIue-cl:r regular price. sl.S-Moniay.
- garment. :9c.
Mems strictly Atwood Cameg's-Fiair Tn
~deTWear. worth $. Mems Strictly Ail-WocI
PlU=h-Back CameTs Hair Underwear. worth
SIS Mems Strictly Atwood Derby Ribbed
Natural Gray Underwear. worth SIZE. Mems
Strictly All-WOoI Pink Underwear. worth
$l.25-unreStricted choice. a garment. Coo.
IN dozen Mems Derby Ribbed Ffeece-lined
Siik-finish Underwear. In ecru. pink and
dark brown. worth Gee a garment: co dozen
Mems Hyg.auic Wool Fleece Underwear.
worth 5sc q garment: IO dozen Mems Nat
Urti Woo! Underwear. worth Toe a garment
-urrcstrictec choice. d 33c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
~JerseyyiIIe Notes.

Mrs. Smith. wife of the Reverend Robert
Smith, is seriously Ill at the Smith home in Dow.
"A. G. Hurd OF Paradise returned yesterday
from Chicago.
The Reverend J. G. Klene. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, went 10 Medora yesterday.
where he delivered an address before the Ma
coupin County Teachers Association. The Refer
end Mr.. Kl.ne was accompanied by Professor ].
Pike. superintendent Of the JeTscyvflle schools.
and Professors George MCfSeynoids, Augustus
Roach and Russell Bohaanaa.
C. H. Iieipie OF Cenuala. Ill, is a visitor
in Jerseyv:l!e.
The Feast Of the Immaculate Conception of
the Blessed Virgin Mary will be observed on
Monday at the Church of the Holy Ghost in Jer-
SEVILLE. The pastor. the Reverend Father F. A.
Marks, will! celebrate the frs; mass at S o'clock
Monday morning and a high mass at 10 o'clock.
Doctor A 81 Cheney Of Jerseyville is Ill
with An attack OF rheumatism
James McNabb. editor OF the CarrOliton Ga
Eette. gave a dinner last evening in the office
Of Doctor Z. s. Goock in honor of Judge Henry
T. Ralney'. who was recently elected to Congress
from the Sixteenth Illinois District. speeches
we're made by a, II. Barrow Of Roodhouse. James
MGNabo. Normal l. Jones and Doctors Howard
Burns and T.. ; Gooch Of CarrolltoB.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
A NEW PICTURE STORE

Is READY ON THE FIFTH FLOOR,
THE. MEYER STORE DID % SELL
PICTURES. But \ BIG ~
TORY WAS OVERST0rNFD SE\I
4 BIG PORTION OF THEIR
HERE TO EE SOLD AT THEIR LOSS .,
In the lot you Will fiui n most wonderful
and artistic collection OF about rs" pictures
OF from small miniatures to large wall PIC
lures. photo coiors. water-c"lcrs. clfpoHs.
etchingS. etc.
You nlay buy pictures at l9c that are
worth Csc.
You may buy pictures at "oc that are
worth Soc and I5:.
You may buy pictures at 33c that are
worth 81.
You may buy pictures At 4oc worth Si-o.
yoI NAV brv pictures at So worth SS-ss.
TRULY \ Hat SENSATION.
EyacrIy 81 finest French Felt Hats. with all
the latest novelty pigeon. b::i and wing
trimmings. and up to ths date Of shiVraSnt
cold i'm one of New Ynrk'S SWEETEST MILL
nerv shops at s.. SO and si0-sale at the
Meyer Store. S1.SS.