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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-22

Il. 4 U. S-N. II. X.
Tran. Depart Arrive.
CinCi--ustI Louisville Wash
!ngt''ii. baltimore. rhIiaGel-
yhIa and New Ork Express. '2:05 am 'l:5S pm
CiHc!! MT. Louisville. PITTS
burn, Washington. Bait
more PhiIad.I ph.a and
New y .ik Fast Mail. 'e:0s pm y An
Sincinnst. AcSomnC antion... 1916 am 49,. pm
Cincinnati Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington UsIti-
mere. Philadelphia and
New York Royal Blue
Li1l.ed .................... - 90 an '5:25 Pr.
N:nc-nn-s fa:41 PA ts.Jz am
tlo!a Accommodation ........ e.vs I:Jy pm
West Baden and french Lick
Springs. via Noncn Route. $3.50 '5:.S pm
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MOBILE AND OHIO.

Train. Depart. Arr
fan. Jackson. Cairo. Muir
physboro. Sparta. all poiats
South and Southeast...--.... ss:03 am 200
New Orleans. Mobile. M-r.d-
ian Montgomery. Atlanta.
Jackson. Cairp all points
in Florida and the South
and. Southwest: ...;...--.-., 's;sl pm r::s
Aurphysborn. Sparta and
Chester Aocnmmodaf ion I'm nm III IL ,
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|ST.LOUIS RAIL ROAD TIMETABLE
ST. LOUIS TINE.
Arrivals q
( Trains nj

Arrivals and Depa rtures of Trains al
Union station.
.DaiIy.
fDaily except Sunday.
3Sunuay oniy.
t.Eacept Monday.
..ua!iy except saturday ard sunday.
saturday UpIy.
Saturday and sunday only.
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IxDEpENDExT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.


A NCIoR LODGE, NO. -. 1. o. o. F.,
~ meets every Monday evening at Schustte' .
Han. Nineteenth and Wright streets. Work In
ire degrees Visiting brothers welcome
r. ONCkEN. y. G.. 1916 Dodier.
David Petty. Secretary
. RIDE OF THE WEST LODGE. NO. 49,
J. .. y. F., meets tonight at o'clock
IN the Fraternal building. northwest corner
Eleventh street and Franklin avenue. All Wis
stiag brothers are most cordially invited TO at
teiid Members are earnestly requested TO be
present. 3. c. SINE. ". @.
Frank S. Bean. Secretary.
CT LOUIS LODGE. NO. 6. j. o. o. F..
. meets every SATURDAY evening at Odd
fci!ors Hall, Ninth and Olive thaIl No u at
O'clock Visitors welcome. Members expected
to attend. worl, in Initiatory degree
CHAS. II. HOYT " e.
Mallacs McCarso Secretary Pro Tenn.
NafI.pEY LODGE. NO. :. /. O. O. r.
w meets Tuesday evening OF each week At
l..n No. l. Odd Fellows building corner Ninth
end Olive. at s o'clock Visiting brothers in
,itcd 20 attend First degree
g. a. HIGGS. N g.
A. J. Calr-Epie. Secretary.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
6hN~a~~ T..l-.
ILLINOIS CESTRA:..
Northern Lines.

North rninois Exr.ess
Springfield. Freeport enc
dubuque s':ss
Chica-o DavIignt Special
Peoria and SprinRfsli. 49,. 1f:.6
Springfield Accomrnodation..- *4:4s
ChicaRo Diamond Specisi.-... $50
Springfield Accommodation. f.:so
Southern Lines.
Fest MaIl-Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis. Jsckson. Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas
EXPRESS. Nashville. At
.ianta and Iack.onvilIe... IN
New Orlsan. Specisl-Ca:ro.
Memphis and New Orleans. lis |
Accommodation Murnhys-
horo. Marion and ceaI
Springs. Sparta and
Chsster -..--....... $.J
New ORLEANS Limited
Csiro. Hemphis: Dixie
Flyer - Nashville. Atlanta
T,et,~rvrtllA an 3,
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JIISSOURI PACIF.C


Train.
Fast Mail
Local EXpress ..............
Day Express Kansas CITY,
Pueblo. Dsnver, salt Lake
City and san Francisco -.
Washington Accommodation.
St Joseph. Joplin Wichita
and Kansas Limited AID
Southwest Nilsson: ....
Ksnp4s and Colorado TX. 81
Creve Occur Lake trains lea,
at SIS a. M. '9:l5 a. m. 81 Cd
y. m.
Oak Hill trains leave Union
a. m. t10:1e a. M. $500 a. m.
kirkwocd trains leave Union
q. m. rs a. m. 1850 a n
3l:0o ,. M. .'4:lO p m. $3.50
m. s6:T D. m. and III 80 p. n
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1. 4 n. Il. ]

Train.
EivIidu LiIaited. via Nash
Vile. Atlanta, ChattaaeO-
Ga, Macon. Thomasyilie.
Jacksonville. 81. Augustine
and Tampa
Fast Maii-E;vansvii!e. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. Mont
YUMery. Chattanooga, At
Iant1. Mobile. New orleans
ana jacksonville. Fla
GhAFie-iSa. :. :.--..-.---
southern Expsess 10 Evans
Vile. Nashville. BirMins-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans.
.hOA!as!iile. Jacason.ilie.
EaI< tha. Ocala and St
Pe;errkitrv
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Rixer and Bu.ine.,.

The river at St. Louis will continue to n,
slowly.
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DIG roSI'
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTO.
AND CHESAPEAKE AN
WAY.
Train.
indianapolis Express 1900.
New York and Boston Lin
lteU ....-..-...-......
knicEeItocker Special-Ssw
York. Boston. Washington,
baltimore and Philadelphia.
Nation and Alton Accom-
mediation ...---..--..--...
Nation and Alton Accom-
mediation ..-.------.-
Boston, New York. Cincin-
natl. Washington. Balti-
more and Philadelphia -.
Cincinnati. Dayton. SPRING
Geld. Columbus Express. -.
!Alton-Ieaves sln:s0 a. no..
q, m. Arrives -. "a a. NJ, sI-
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sboSO - y
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park AccOmmoda t!on
facIfic Accommodation.
Texas anu Kansas Mall
Tor Springfield. Fort Smith.
':r!s. DaIias. Ennis. Hour
ton. GalvestOn. Carthage,
JOPLIN and Wichita.........
Pacific Accommoda t,ou......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Meteor - For Springfield,
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
NinIts. Oklahoma. Denisyi.,
sherinan. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco and Brown
&c .---.-----s..---
valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodated.
Pacific AccommodaticL.........
Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Texas and Kansas L.raite9--
springfield. Eureka Strings.
Fort Smith, Paris. Dallas,
Gr-cHville. Enn!s. ccrsi-
cana. Houston. Galveston,
Austin. San Antonio. car
thage, Joplin. Wichita,
Burton and the vest.
Western Express-for Spring
field. Vini:a. Denison. Shcr-
Nan. Oklahoma. Carthage
an. joplin
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BURLINGTON ROrTE :
TIOy.

Train.
noir.s. Quincy. Keo!suk and
Burlington
Local ~ FIann!bal.-..-..--.
For Quincy and Keokuk......
For 81. Panl. Minneanoi!s.
via East Side line. Illinois
ard Wisconsin,. ...:.-...-..
The Bv-Iineton-Enr:he-n Pa
ciac Express. for Kansas
CITY. 81. Joseph. Sorthwes.
Nebraska. Riack Hills Wv
nrn.ne. Montana Washing
ton. Puget Sound. Portland
and Oregon ....-.
Twin CITY Eypress for ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado EI-
rress. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah srS Pacific Coast. via
ST. Joseph........-..........
MIGHT Northern Exores-."
FOR ST. Paul. Minneapolis
and Iowa. .-.-,--.....
Fer Illinois. via East Side
line. 20 Rock Island. Gin
ron Ia. Savannah and nu-
huQUe ..........-.-..-.
For Kansas C.tv. Council
Bluffs Omaha. st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Cnin-
RADIO. Utah and Pacific
Y rf..,;f,a,
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PRECIPITATION inappraciabe.
EDWARD II. BOWIE
Local Forecast Official.
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! ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL. RAILWAY SUBJ hBAN
TRAIN SERVICE
i-.i-Ipolnd-L-aye Eight. and Gratioi streets.
gam. a m: 2.ee. s:.v. s:s2 D. III Except
SuLuhy 80 e.It. 80. !J.JJ La. i..es s:f.
sO- D. III. Saturday and sunday Vniy-Ii:i! y
IL: SUNDAY Ohiy-s:24. ..ts III; les o.
l.eaNe arlington avenue. Ghiiy-S:1& 4 IA.
40. s.eJ. Us. Except Sunuay-4-je S:-l.
.4!. lc:5i a. n. j. IL. a:is. s:aS " saturday
and sunday only-lI:-5 y. m sunday only-s:-s.
! 10 a. m: i::2. .. NJ
Wes'botnd = Leave Granite city. daily-1:iI
.:os 50 80: ll:iv E. H.. i::s. 81: .. IN. sat
GiuAy unIS-l.:Ia y. SUNDAY uI..y-o.a. A:yJ.
ly:ro a ri- satatoa. and sun1ay Cnly-u:s3 D.
ia EAc.pi Saturday and SunaaS-s:tz ..
Leave -naoisoII. usi,y-l:l6. Z:4s 6... 7:iT ..
IN. Except su:iIay-5:is. So. zoe. SIG. ga.
Il:N g H.: %:Ji. y::l H. saturday only
I:..Y y. Sunday olly-s.Op. s:u5. ly:Js a.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY On:y-ll:ss p. M
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IS Il pm '1c:s5 an
RAILWAY.
. Is am 90 Is pm
sT::3J am $50 pm
ss 90 am 1901 pm
SIS pm f.:65 An
ss::in pm % an
1910 pm T:l0 am
I've Union station
% .. m. and 1881
! STATEN at ts:i5
!. and $50 p. m
4 station at T:31
m. t1l::D =. m.
y 4. M. 1000 p.
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CENTRAL AND
' AND ALBANY
d OHIO RAIL
Depart. Arrive.
I. 30 am 30 pm
$50 am 'o:l5 Pm
100 noon s:4s pr
1870 pm @:ls am
ts::50 pm .......-.
II 30 pm $50 an
q rs pm 80 am
......... T2::30 am
IL 80 o. m, S:45
IS .. m
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r. VI.
Depart. Arrive.
1851 am iiB:ss h III
..:Il pm SIS AM
.,.I5 Ana LIZ pm
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
he SMET COUNCIL. NO. 7z.. KNIGHTS
- Of Columbus. meets every first and thira
Lnurrday in the vest hall, Century building,
Ninth and Olive SIS. Visiting knights arc In.
rited. G. p. MONAGHAN, Grand knight
NJ. ]. McGrane Recorder
X ENRiCK COUNCIL NO. SIS. KNIGHTS
81 OF Columbus. meets every second anil
fourth Wednesday at Rose Hill Hail. No. 5SJ7
Maple avenue. Waiting knights always vel
come; JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand KNIGHT.
Walter r. CUNNINGHAM. Recorder.
IN AEQrETTE COUNCIL No sds
IL Knights Of Columbus. meets every sec.
ond and fourth Tuesday in the west hall Cen
Jury building. Ninth ana Olive streets Visit
Ing knight cordially invited
+. P Leonard Recorder sA
T. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. 4sa, MEETS Ey.
- cry frst and third Tuesday Al west Eld
EaIi. southwest corner Finney and Vandeventor
avenues Visiting knights are cordially In.
FRANCIS B. PUNDER. Grand KNIGHT.
Joseph +. Lsmy. Recorder.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
k0RASD SoUSSIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
cordial welcome TO visitors friends. bretf.tn
and members from abroad.
r. H. BACON, G. r.
Jno G. Kfllingswor:h. Grand Secretary.
M oUND CITY COUNCIL. 40 -1s
Royal Arcanum. meets first and third
6uesaays OF each month at Towards Hail
Sarr1son avenue and Olive street yis,in..
brethren fraternaly invited TO attend. ''i's
JOHN H. AHRENS. Recent.
Trust building. A A>"e''n
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Train.
Alton. Springfield. Peoria and
Chartauqua Express ...-
Alton. ChautauQua and
Springfield Mall
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TRIBE OF ben HUR.
ESTCEY COURT. NO. &C TRIBE OF,
~ Een-Hur. meets the first and third Tues
days Of each month at Lafayette Hall. seven
teenth and Cas- avenue. All Sons and Daurh-
tiers Of Hur accorded hearty welcome.
CHAS. COLGRAvE. Chief
Mary Mcnamara. Scribe lo2s Ca.s avenue
IMoNIDES COURT NO. 81. TRIBE OF
- Ben Hur. meets on the frst and third
tuesdays OF each month at Phoenix Hall Jef-
ierson and Cass avenues Visiting Sons and
Daughters of Hur always welcome
EUGENE Drunk, Chief.
w. Roy Sieler. Scribe. s0s Dickson street
Ct. LOUIS COURT. NO. 4. TRInr. on,
- Ben-Hur. meets every Tuesday nIsn,
AT Frank p. Blair Post Hall. IT0s sfarEc:
street sons and Daughters Of Hur from OTHER
courts and out OF the city are hereby extended
a cofoiai invitation TO visit. By order of
SIDNEY H HORN Chief
Attest: Arendt Kuelper. Scribe est9 Scott ave.
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River Forecast.

EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official.
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ST. LOUIS X. G 4 COIORADO n. r.
FROM UNION DEPOT
Train Depart Arrive.
ard intermediate points. sS:0l am ts 81 nm
Mail and Express. Versailles
ami intermediate roint. - +a-,o nm
F9o:i FORSYTH JUNCTION
th;cr Accommodation. 80. pm sS.s-s
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s1:2 pm S:S an
HES pm ~ An
:s:17 pm ":N am
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Fair and colder.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and FAN of the River.

For :. hours. ending at . a. m.
st. Louis Monday. Dec. q. 1865.
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ESQ an 7:is an
c:is pm 's:is pm
c:is pm 's:s' I'm
80 pm 's::so an
IS 10 pm $40 an
800 pm C:ia am
The independent., 1903-04-16

several old-timers came early, and
letters came pouring in giving those
in attendance good advice and urging
the boys to keep in the middle of the
road and be faithful to the end.
The meeting was called to order by
S. M. Harvey at 2 o'clock and the
object of the meeting laid before the
conference. 1t was moved and car
ried that the chair appoint commit
tee of three to select chairman and
secretary for the conferece; this was
done and that committee named J. R.
Norman of the Educator for chairman
and S. M. Harvey Of Des Moines for
secretary, which was ratified by a
unanimous vote of the conference.
The next business was the reading
Of communications and the plan to
pursue in the reorganization Of the
state. This brought out quite a
heated debate and finally it was agreed
The independent., 1903-04-16

to that each and every populist in the
state should consider himself COM
mittee of one and open up corre-
spondence with every reformer he
knew in the state that would like to
see the peoples party principles incor-
porated into law and send their names
and postoffice addresses in to the
chairman of the state central commit
tee of Iowa. This motion carried by
a unanimous vote, the Omaha plat
form, with direct legislation added,
was made the test of true populism
without any opposing voices. 1t was
also agreed that the chairman Of the
state central committee should ask
all populists and sympathizers with
this reform movement to send the
chairman some funds at once to help
perfect the organization all over our
state. Those present started the good
work along by leaving some cash with
The independent., 1903-04-16
IOWA POpULISTS
Recent Meeting Held and Organization
Reiuvenatsd-Ready for the Fray
I'm Dead EArnaAt

1t will be remembered that The In
dependent published call for meeting
of Iowa populists, to be held at AL
bia, March II. The following, quoted
from the Southern Iowa Educator, will
show that the kangaroo" socialists
have, not captured all of those who
formerly stood by the Omaha plat
form:
The state conference of the Iowa
populists, March II, put new vim in
to the old war horses and made the
young feel like there were yet some
thing worth living for. Early in the
morning many young fellows near by
began to call at the Office of the Edu-
Gator to see about the conference, also
The independent., 1903-04-16

the chairman of the state central
committee.
At the close of the conference J. r.
Norman was elected chairman of the
state central committee of the peo-
pies party and S. M. Harvey of Des
Moines secretary of the state central
committee; the Southern Iowa Edu-
Gator was chosen for the official or
gan Of the Iowa. peoples party.
A more enthusiastic meeting in
Iowa was never held and a more de-
termined set could not have had a
conference; yet harmony prevailed.
The meeting was not large, but well
represented and the good intent was
shown by the eagerness to have things
done so all could understand it and
satisfactory to all that were present
which was done righs
J. r. NORMAN, Chairman.
S. NJ. HARVEY, Secretary.
The independent., 1903-04-16

A saving of 10 to 20 per cent during this sale.
BABIES SHOES Csc, 45c, 5Sc, and 80c a
cfiILDRENs SHOES 4sc, 79c, and $50 pair.
MISSES SHOES Vici Kid, Velours and Lox calf,
light and heavy sole III to Csc, 81 10, 81 %
81 35, 81 So and 81 50.
LADIES AND CHILDRENS SLIPPERS. Ladies
Kid oxfords broken lots good sizes SIPS
Ladies Kid oxfords broken lots light and heavy
soes $780, $500 and some $3.50 value,price Sf 80
lot of chdrens slippers worth from 81 to $l.2o
to close out your choice per pair $50
Special dccount on regular line OF oxfords and
slippers.
LADIES SHOES Kid and Kang. lace and but
ton light and heavy soles shoes all sizes, Sl.5O
value during this sale per pair .......... 81 CS
Enamel colt skin people top, welt extension
sole military heel to widths B. G. ID. and
Ii. % Value al. ............ IL OI
Vici Kid turn sole, medium height heel coin toe
81 to s B. c. D. and e. s3 value for. ..... 90 B5
Booths patent ideal kid lace shoes with medium
welt sole, military heel, Chicago toe to B.
& G.. and d. $3.50 value for or................S 81 0S
BOYS SHOES Little gents shoes just like papas
to - per pair. ;........Sl lu
Youths strong and durable 13 to sale price 81 1J
Boys satin calf lace shoes 2a to 81 sale price. 81 22
Special discount on all boys shoes during this sale.
MEMS SHOES Satin calf lace and congress
SloO value Tor ................ ...S1 10
Kangaroo Calf lace ard congress to IL reg
p2 Ior. ...................., III OO
vici colt skin lace and congress, plain and
cap toe 6 to II $3.50 value for, ....... 81 95
1850 patent Enamel balls special per pair. :. s2 95
"a patent colt balls. your choice per pair SO As
The independent., 1903-04-16
D iRN HnnDC
DhDI IIOODo

Just received big lot in Swiss En-
broidery and Embroidered China Silk,
also in Crochet Silk. During this sale
they go at the following special prices:
10c, 1Sc, 22c, 27c, Bic, 40c, 45c, 54c, &c,
8lc and 90c.
The independent., 1903-04-16
Ladies Spring Waists

In Alpaca Pique and Mercerized Ducking 75c waist
atG5c; sl.25 at 81 10; 1926 at SO 90; 1915 at
lot OF summer waists assorted colors mostly "a and
40 size worth lbs and sl50 choice each 00c
lot of summer waist assorted colors black buttons
sizes 81 to 40 good values at 81 25 and $l50 sale
price eacn SSSjc
Special prices on all summer waists.
Silk Monti Carlos
s5 25 for Monti Carlo made of good grade Taffeta
Silk trimmed with Applique, very stylish and
snowy garment and worth 5000
s6 so for Monti Carlo made of good grade Taffeta
Silk made up with sailor collar, trimmed with
Applique and ornaments, a beauty at $3.50 sale
price. e.......... SO SD
Special discounts on all other grades.
Laces and Embroideries
Val aces assorted patterns from to Il inches wide
6 yards for .............. lOC
Val aces assorted patterns from to 2 inches wide
Good quality Torchon lace from II to inches vide
Twenty per cent off on short lengths of Embroidery
and Laces.
Ladies Petticoats
$149 will buy ladys petticoat of good grade Mer-
cerized sateen, made with three of ruffies
strapped down and finished with white stitching,
worth $1.75.
40 "a will buy Ladies pettcoat of first grade
Xf~4M
eral rows of ruffles worth $275 and $780,
Bargains in Kid Gloves
100 pairs of Ladies' Kid Gloves assorted colors
some slightly faded, worth up to t1.50 now. $40
Table Linens and Napkins
So in beached union Damask reg 25c sale price 10c
| SO in unbleached 35c sale price 28c
Sc in bleached Damask asst patterns reg. 45 .37c
72 in beached and unbleached Damask all
linen and satin finished regular 81 price $40
70 in beached all linen Damask reg Toe price 66c
58in Turkey red Damask 25 different patterns
reg. 3Oc sale price ZAC
So in Blue and turkey red Damask reg 35c price 20c
! So in Reufreu Damask 80 different patterns in
assorted colors, blue pink, buff and turkey red
reg SOC sale price Observation-Disclosures. 40
20 in Napkins all linen reg. 81 per dozen. ..... $40
l % in. {" I" and all new pattern reg. $3.50
"a in Napkins satin finished linen a bargain
at $3.50 sale price per dozen. 81 IS
/ Ten per cent off all Table Linens ahd Napkins
during this sale.
The independent., 1903-04-16
Domestic Bargains

A lot of Prints worth &c in red, gray, black and
white and blue sale price. ........:. AZ,
Good quality apron gingham per yard ........5 81
&c still water shirting good quality per yd. -. 5lat
&c quality unbleached muslin fine per I'D. 80. ga
7c bleached muslin, 36 in wide per yd 5I.
12tc bleached pillow casing 45 in wide per yd :. 81
&c quality shaker flannel per yd ...4A,
l2t fancy ticking per yd. d....................0 0A&
12f black sateen per yd. ....91al
12Hc Percale light colors 36 in wide per yd. 0Al
18c quality cashmere Pant goods. ...14h1
15c jamestown plaids fast colors. ...12l
The independent., 1903-04-16
Mems Working Pants

A lot of Cottonade and Jeans pants worth up
TO $l2o now. ................. I'D,
A lot of cottonade and Jeans pants worth up
to 81 now ....................... So,
Special discounts on all grades of Cottonade pants
Shoes Shoes
The independent., 1903-04-16
SPRING OPENING SALE

Ladies Walking Skirts
S2 80 for spring weight walking skirt made Of
good grade homespun cloth, seven gore cut to fare
good $500 value Special discount on all other
grades of Ladies' and Misses Walking skirts.
Lace and PORTER Curtains
81 25 Lace Curtains 81 yd long As in wide, pair CSC
225 3L !" 60" II go
800 3X 60" 24S
$50 Derby Portiers in red and blue price Q 10
450 Extra quality Tapesty Portiers red and
$500 best quality Tapestry Por-
tiers green and blue e.................... Is
7.50 best quality silk finished Tapestry Por
tiers solid colors, olive and dark green
sale price per pair ........... ........... 8 40
Special discount on all other lace and PORTER cur
tains.
Wool Dress Goods and
C,,itioCc,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-12
NAVAL OFFICER WILL
BEoREPRIMANDED
Lieut.. Commander Carter Will Not
Have to Leave the Service, How
ever.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. TO-
BY order of the president a letter of
reprimand will be sent to Lieut.. Com
mander Ffdelio S. Carter, U. S. N. for
negligence in navigating in falling to
have casts of the lead taken frequently
while under way on soundings. Carter
was tried by general courtmartial on
the Asiatie station on five charges in
connection with the grounding of the
United States tug Piscataqua Dec. %
last near Subig bay. Philippine Islands.
The court found him guilty on all
charges and sentenced him to dismissal
from the service.
Acting Secretary Darling prepared a
review of the findings for submission
to the president. The acting secretary
expressed the opinion that Carter was
guilty only of neglect in navigation
and not guilty on the other four
charges. He recommended that he be
reprimanded. This recommendation
the president adopted.
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Assessment District for Paving Alley lr
Block 24. St. paul Proper.

Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 18th, 1903
The Board of Public Works in and for
the corporation of the City of st. Paul,
Mimi, will meet at their office in said city
at p. m. on the 10th day of August, A.
D. 1903, to determine the District within
which property will be especially bene
flied by paving the alley in block "a, st.
Paul Proper. with Kettle river sandstone.
in said city. in accordance with the Final
Order of the Common Council of said
city, approved December 10th. 1901, to
ascertain what property should be as
sessed therefor.
All persons interested are hereby noti-
fed to be present at said time and place
of determining said District and they
JOHN s. erode.
President.
ofieial: X. L. GoRMAN-
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Aug. 12-19031t.
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WANTED-By a woman with a child of
five years, a position to take care Of
rooms in fiat where she could live, or
st. Paul Mimi
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WORK.-Any kind of day work, such as
washing, cleaning or sweeping. Call at
40 West Fourth St, room L.