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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Craven and Roe. with several others, were
engaged at poker and Craven was winning.
Roe lost and began to abuse Craven. Hot
words followed and Roe drew a revolver. He
threatened Craven and attempted to shoot
his adversary. Craven sprang from his
and emptied 1t at Roe. The half-breed fell
to the floor, mortaliy wounded and he died
to-day.
Deputy Sheriff LATE Holmes brought Cra-
ven to Redding to-day and handed him over
to the Sheriff. Craven had given himself
up to Holmes. He was taken before the
District Attorney and examined. No war
rant for his arrest had been sworn out, and
as the evidence showed conciusiyely that
Roe would have killed him had Craven not
succeeded in using his gun and that the
shooting was done in self-defense, the vol
untary prisoner was discharged INC n0.ease
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g, $50 AND 81 SHOES.

i, the constantly recurring cases at irreg-
.uiar intervals have caused a good deal Of
worry and the discovery OF the source OF
the disease has been a source of much sat
isfaction.
Honolulu is seldom free from plague more
the disease reaches such proportions as
would make it epidemic.
1t is confined entirely to the Chinese, jap
anese and in a few cases to Hawaiians, and
not a white man has been affected by
plague for years in Hawaii. This is due to
the fact that the disease spreads only when
proper precautions are not taken.
The health authorities are. rigid in their
treatment of the bubonic plague and, all in
coming vessels from Oriental ports are
closely watched and placed in quarantine
until the examination is completed On this
account II has been the epintun OF the med
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French Corset Covers Of Mainsook with HemsHched RA6es. l2Ikc

MUSLIN CORSET COVERS. sc.
Made high neck. with pearl buttons.
CORSET COVERS, &c., ga,
:, Made OF painsook, lawn and muslin
trimmed with tto rows Of lace and tucked
across front. ~
FRENCH CORSET COVERS, sec.
Aado Of lawn and nainsock. trimmed
with wash ribbons. lace and embroidery.
NAINS00K CORSET COVERS, 4Oc.
Trimmed with insertion, lace and nb-
bons: some t~ight-nt1ng.
Much more handsome ones, made of all
over lace. embroidery and insertion, trim
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT GOWNS, $50.
Heavy muslin, four rows embroidered ~
%scrtion: cut very wide and full.
EXTRA SIZE PETT1cOATS, ESQ.
Heavy muslin. tucked cambria runlA
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS, 900.
Good muslin. deep hem. spaced tucks.
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS, 49c.
Cambria. wide lawn ruffle.
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS, 60c.
Embroidery trimming.
cHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS. &c.
Trimmed with tucks and torchon lace;
sizes to 8 years.
CHuDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, 2Bc.
Made OF muslin with embroidered ruff
feS and tucks; sizes 2 to IA years.
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FLANNEL WAIST CLEARANCF.

04S4 SAEAA0kAxNN1s
Como pick out your choice of any y1v0
Dollar French Flannel Shirt Waist in the
stock. and the price will @ ~
30
500 COSTUMES, $34.76.
Some elegant cream, black and coiorsd COS
to sS% oee hSndr eao soi,s II any up
LADIES' NATURAL GRAY VESTS. 26c,
Vests. with genuine pearl buttons IL
all dzes-hfty cent Vests for......kOS
$3.50 UNION SUITS, 41.76.
Clearance sale OF Black Union Suits Tor
WHITE EVENING RUFFS.
Entire stock White Silk Evening Rdns at
BAN Rna fGHsS g. Prde''-sa Rufrs. sse; s24
SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS.
E wias. p some 81 4 y ineSs. lG %Ia.: sane III ,s 5; ,nsh &c
SLS. MS. 3 and SIS patterns and quail.
,ies-in the Clearing Sale at. @Sc
METALLIC DOT vELvETS.
The best 75c Qualities-all colorA evou
blacks and royal blues: our entire stock
Y the Clearing Bale 49c
1sc TRAY COVERS, Zoe.
Linen Troy Covers, 1sxz7-incA. with deep
heavy fringe.
1se PEARL BUTTONS, &c.
dies s0 10. Z ana p! 4 i smssea IS r vsiues s1 fos 4
dozen.
ssc AND Csc BELTS, Zoe.
Small lots. in all varieties o. pepulep
mutation Of odds and snds during tie
holiday trade; 2sc values: now 100.
Csc POCKET BOOKS. lie.
Just 3S Pocketbooks. Finger Purses and
Coin Purses, in a variety Of colors. In
suede. seal. walrus and alligator; value 80,
for 15c.
75c CHATELAINE BAGS, sec.
chatel. IN sa are ls sfs' after or t Ga1 ho oiHl4a,et trade %s
.walrus. seal. alligator and morocco, with
heavy metal frame and chain: inside peck
ct: '5c values for Soc.
GIRLS $1.75 DRESSES REDUCED TO
zoe.
Girls Flannelette Dresses. lined through
out end trimmed with cashmere Jokes and
fancy ,braids; ages 6 to u years.
$2.9e FUR SCARFS, $1.40.
Brook Mink and Seal Scarfs. with . clus-
ter tails and chain clasps.
1925 FUR SCARFS, $1.cS.
Stone Marten Scarfs. with 6 cluster tails
and chain clasps.
$s.7s FUR sCARFS, S1.9s.
OF Gray. Black Dr. Brown Fox. with large |
brush tails: fastened with safety clasps.
SIS FUR SCARFS, @2.9S.
Nearseal and Brown Marten Scarfs, with
C cluster tails and fastened with safety
clasps.
$3.50 FUR scARFs, s4.es.
Brown Martan or Isabella Fox Scarfs,
with 8 cluster tails or large brush
tails.
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STAYS INDIAN AND GOES FREE
Half Breed Killed in Quarrel Over
Card Game.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Redding. Cal. Jan. Sired Craven, a
weH.known resident Of Whitmore, about
twenty miles east OF Redding. and Frank
"a. half-breed Indian. became involved
in a furious fight over a game of cards at
Whitmore; and az a result Craven emptted
q revolver Into Rce's abdomen,
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Exsetly 81. carried over from ths Ae!!adazss
their vaiuespecial prices. &c and 10 co.'s
lars, 39c: &c and q Collars, 4ec; q alSd
$1.H Collars, Soc; Il k0c
|. and s1.50 Collars. =
MADE Wells, 10c.
Regular 4sc vells-red union dot and hem
stitched green veils-an extraordinary sacfi-
nee. l9c.
VEILINGS, 1Oc-REMNANTS.
Entire stock remnants of sc, Nc, &c and
80 . yard yelling. 10c 4 remnank.
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BOYS 75c KNEE PANTS, 49c.
Made Of plain blue cheviot and fancy
mixed goods. All tapped double seams.
MEMS 81 AND $40 ODD COATS AND
VESTS, S2.49.
OF plain Dlue and black cheviot and fancy
mixed materials.
SWELL WAISTS, $3.50.
Your choice of any Black Brilliantine or
Black and Colored Granite Cloth. Henri
eta or Flannel Waist that sold up to
three dollars and ninety-ive % IN
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s1.7b zrBELINEs. s1.19.

ei.76 ZrBELINES, $1.19.
5o-inch wide all-wool heavy Weight SILK
finished zibelines, in colors Of huntsx
myrtle green.
Q2.7B KERSEY CLOTH, S1.0S.
5e-inch kersey cloth in castor, navy. car
d:nai and dark green. Suitable Tor coats
an rainy day skirts.
soe SUITINGS, zoe.
- Atwood suitngs Of snowfiakeA crlShns
1 eCpd chalk stripes. also plain ana mixtures.
Ibe ZIBELISES, 12hc.
Atwood xibelines in gray mixturea
csc wAIsTINGs, soc.
Atwood waistings in one hundred dif-
ferent colors and fancy stripes.
d BLACK DRESS GOODS, roc.
Atwood n to 4s.incb Prlnellas. Melross.
French Serges, Fr~uch Voilc, Etemins
and French Popiin.
ef.2s BLACK HoPsAcKING, re.
b4-ineh Atwood fast black hopsackingi
extra heavy.
soc SPAcHTEL scAREs AND SQUARES,
26c.
epachtel soarfs and Squares in about q
different patterns. The scarfs are s. inches
nng and the squares 80 inches square.
suK-COvERED AND EMBROIDERED
CUSHIONS.
% handsome embrotaered Cushions. bsst
moss dlltn&, nnltneo eoGe.
9i.a6 CUSHIONS FOR Gee.
CUSHIONS, 69c.
4 q ealk-Covesed Cushions. v1ds ruals o.
pisnan sasss Oriental and floral patterns:
4ee WASTE BASKETS, 25c.
lust N Folding Waste Baskets. covered
With beaudful art tickings; handsomely
trimmed with satin ribbons. Among the
lot are several better baskets priced at 49c.
FL I'll. &C. 's'' 'nA' nave Deem w. 'A''' ''''''
s226 BOBBINET CURTAINS, $1.20.
$50 pairs Of rufled bobbinet curtains,
made extra heavy. with handsome lace
edges and insertion. Seven different styles
to select from.
$50 LACE CURTAINS, 95c A PAIR.
zoo pairs of Scotch lace curtains ~ yards
long and Sc inches wide, In Renaissance,
irish Point and Brussels patterns.
s5c SWISS MUSLIN, 1910 A YARD
About 300 yards Of Swiss tambour mus
and figured. FL. edges are slightly soilad.
$50 IRISH POINT LACE, 5Oc..
About 90 yards of .3Oinch Irish Point sash
nce. Bordered both sides. Slightly soiled
, soc MADRAS, Csc A YARD.
About go yards q white and solerea
terms. slightly soiled.
fsc FIGURED CREr0NNES, &c A YARD
About IS remnants OF figured cretonnss;
Aenims and art tickings in Oriental and
aoIal ps trSm ! to T 3 yards Tem Ione! run in
&c CARPET SAMPLES, acc.
About 200 pieces OF all-wool art square
-Smples, Blk Of these when sewed together
maNe q psefect rug z BY . feet with fringed
ends.
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FanernI 81 Mrs. Hen.on,

CollinsviTle. ILL.,. jan. 3.-Mrs. MariE 4Men-
son. wife of former Superintendent oEsFuE-
lie Schools of Madison County, was buried
on New Years Day in Collinsville. Ill The
funeral services were held at the Presley
terrain Church and were largely attended
ard st. Louis. Mrs. Henson had 1ived fp
Granite City for the last twelve years: She
end Van Frees Of Granite City preached
the funeral 4epm0n-. seE<S -
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MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA DRAWERS.
soc.
With tucked lace. insertion and smbroid-
cred ruffles.
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN DRAWERS,
40c.
Made with extra wild ~ruffles. Of embroid-
cry. hemstitchipg and insertion: many DIFF
ferent styles.
NA1NsoOK AND CAMBRIA DRAWERS,
Toe.
Made with v-shaped yokeA insertion.
lcce and ribbon trimmed.
MUSLIN P%ETTIC0ArS, 26c.
With deep ruffles. lace trimmed dust
ruffles.
CAMBRIA PETTIC0ATS, 400.
Extra wide. with tucked and ~hsmst1tched
nounces: some embroidery trimmed.
MUSLIN PETT1cOArs, 75c.
Made with insertion. tucked ana ace
hounces; others with embroidery and hem-
stitched rufles; also dust rufle.
MUSLIN P~ETTICOATS, $40.
with deep LOUNGES of embroidery. hem.
stitching. tucks and laces: some trimmed
with lace, ruffles and insertion Of Point de
Paris.
CAMBRIA PErT1coATs, @2.49.
Made with knee deep hounoss Of hes;
others with insertion and embroidery; all
have dust ruffles.
More elaborate mes ranging In prices
from $ up to $7.4.
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e2e COATS, .S6.46. ,-o$
<-tneh coats, ~half-nttdnS bad1s and lined
throughout with good quality satin. All
have coat collars Of velvet or fur.
$3.50 OvERCOATS, 1896.
4-inah .kersey Cloth OtercoAtA. with Pa:
throughout with guaranteed satin.
geo LORD KITCHENER COATS, 91O.06
Made of French kersey with triple cape.,
r~eyeres, and lined throughout with eithe.
taffeta silk or satin.
Sts MONTE CARLOS REDUCED TO
$685..
Monte Carlos. made OF Montagnac, with
velvet collars-kimona sleeves with roll cuff
and lined throughout with guaranteed satin.
All man-tailored and perfect fitting
$25 COATS REDUCED TO $15.96.
46-inch coats. made OF finest kersey cloth.
trimmed with triple cape. collars and Pa
quin sleeves. Lined throughout with either
taffeta silk or guaranteed satin.
$1e.5o COATS REDUCED TO. 99.05.
Ginch long coats. made OF melton and
ke~sey cloth, with loose box back and trim
med with stitched bands Of kersey and
finished with ornamental pearl buttons.
Lined throughout with silk or satin.
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SOURCE OF PLAGUE
At LAST DISCOVERED.
asvanaas Were Infected By oro-
eerfes shipped From Asia to
Hon0lulu via San Francisco.

ef1euBLIc SPECIAL
an Francisco. Jan. S.-After investiga-
An. covering several months 1t has finally
~, eaoertained that foodstuffs shipped to
Ecnojulu from Japan. and China. via San
FssnciSco, are responsible for the cases OF
snSr~ recently appearing in Honolulu
$3.50 fhss dissass has never been spidem-
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- DOUBLE LENGTH SCARFS, $500.
Isabella Fox or Marten Doubls-LenEth
Boas. finished with large brush tails and
s siis1 Bo i51sRi; LENGTH BoAs, .s.ss.
Double-Length Boas Of Isabella Fox. With
either natural brush tails or 8 cluster tails.
SIPS BLACK ENGLISH DIAGONAL, zoe
bo-inch Jet black English diagonal. These
81 Crepe SsEI H' 81 CHINE, zoe.
Pure silk 24-inch Crepe de Chine. In light,
SseI c6R 81 ~. s sssse'
za-inch corduroyA In medium. DARK end
2i.Ss AND q SILK MORE, 7Bc.
Pure Silk Molre in light. medium and DARK
; & FANNIE AZ aR e1:s1; ssc.
Il different colors. in light and medium
ST BLACK TAFFETA SILK, 75c.
crock. Slip or split for Six months
SOC SATEEN LINING, lee. :
3-inch Mercerized Sateen. in twenty Hf-
fefent shades. for drop skirts and Innings.
W0MEN'S FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS.
special prices-Women's Wrappers fne
Including black and white e1scts-e1tra
waists. with trimming Of 1Sc
~
W0MEN'S SUPERIOR QUALITY WRAP.
pers Of very handsome patterns. bleok
and white effects; fannelette; extra full,
ming on waists Of fancy braid. 1x.VU
TRIMMED OUTING HATS, &c.
Ridiculous to extreme Is this closing sle
Of Ladies' Trimmed Outing Hats. about
800 Of them. Black. brown. rcd tan. blue.
and quill efects-hats not damage in any
the surplus ausntity Of hats from our mil
linery department up to CSC, and which
must be sold Immediately at &c.
50, 81 AND IS TRIMMED HATS, Csc.
Turbans, Gains5oroughs and Shepherdess
shares, Silk Velvet Hats. fancy material
Pats-every hat a handmade hat-tr!mmed
ornaments. laces. etc: not damaged in the
great sacrifice. and here It is for you at sc.
cHILDREN'S $3.50 AND So SHOES, CSC.
$50 pairs Misses. Children's. Boys and
donsoia,. Wei, satin calf and Box cali;
neat styles in lace and button: both styl-
tsh. and durable; not all sises OF every
E'na but al. sizes in tho CSC
LADIES' 81, $3.50 AND - SHOES.
Choice tomorrow of over 12oO pairs Of La
dies Hlgh-Grade Shoes, In ali the latest
styles. lace and button. h~and-turned ana
extension soles, doubis-dsck soles: Cuban.
IN all the new lasts, including the Freak:
in all sizes and widths: every pair guar
antsed; not one pair worth less than s.
s sal sna Clearing S.08|
LADIES' Sc AND $3.50 SHOES, &1.19.
An extra large assortment o. Ladies' Shoes
over 10 styles to select rom-in kd and
e psssH' patent .sasae1 and s1 ssosS tip ana IN al nes sIsss
s so%o Slesh..
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Sxquisite Underwear. csc.

TN60V0 OTVtC01 WONT . YOU
With the special view of creating a sem
sation at our. ,fxst White Salem ST. Louis
The Meyer Store Syndicate buyer set to
work and had made thousands Of
Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers, and
%S CHenILsqs. :
MADE OF CAMBRIA AND NAINscoK
ONLY, using as models garments that sell
from Two to Five Dollars. One great
show window will CIV, you an idea OF
We doubt if at another white sals you can
match them under Two Dollars. An idea
Of some Of the garments can be obtained
from some Of the pictures IN this adver-
tisement. Sale on third foot
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plague maybe finally stamped out in the
Territory. In the Last few months there has
beeen but one or two deaths and the cases
For a seaport city, Honolulu is unusually
heatthful, though the constant watchfulness
to prevent disease is a source or great ex-
pense to the Government. which, Is borne
alsn in part by private subscriptions from
the planters and merchants of the city.
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@1ses MONTE CARLOS REDUCED TO
$8.46.
Monte Carlos. made Of fine kersey cloth,
with military collar or with the collarie1
effect. Trimmed with stitched bands Of
Panns velvet n finished with entail
metal buttons. Lined throughout with
sGtin.
GIRLS $3.50 COATS REDUCED TO
$2.00.
Made Of melton cloth. all we'll tailored.
Ages 8 to u yeaFs.
GIRLS q REFERS REDUCED TO
Acc.
Girls Reefers made Of melton cloth. with
large sailor collars. Ages 6 to y years.
GIRLS % REFER JACKETS REDUCED
TO 94.06.
Kersey Cloth Refer Jackets, trimmed
with stitched bands Of satin, large storm
collar Of velvet and ornamental pearl but
tons.
GIRLS s12 MONTE CARLOS REDUCED
TO $685..
Monte Carlos, made Of krDey cloth, trim
med with stitching. Kimona sleeves with
large roll cuffs and finished with large pearl
buttons. Ages IL to Is years.
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LADIES' ss.so JAcKrrs REDUCED 10
$500.
10 and q inch tasAt-ntf1ng 5ao&sts. made
Of kersey cloth. lined Throughout With good
quality satin.
$50 MONTE cARIos REDUCED 70
$3.46. -.
Made Of ms.e9e q kssssy doh. man
g. s5 MONTE CARLOS REDUCED TO
$4.96.
Made of melton or kePssy cloth, trimmed
with stitched s~trapptngS and large cut pearl,
buttons, hmona sleeves With roll cuffs.
SIS MONTE CARLOS REDUCED TO
S6.O6.
Made OF heavy oheviotA, English meltons
lars and others with plain manntsh collars
Of velvet. Lined throughout with guaran.
teed satin and trimmed with fancy pearl
buttons.
$3.50 MONTE CARLOS REDUCED TO
97.95.
Made Of French kersey cloth, trimmed
with stitched -strappang, either Paquin or
ximona sleeves and med throughout with
satin.
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will be made of it. The affair caused. great
.excitement. in the little town of Whitmore.
The residents all sympathize with Craven.
Roe had a reputation Of being aE'6ad
man" - ..-f-st
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9n Easement.

.2n Easement.
AMERICAN GRAY MOURNING PRINTS,
Sc.
Regular price &c.
LIGHT SHIFTING PRINTS, I've.
Regular price &c.
YARD-wIDE UNBLEAcHED COTTON.
Sc.
Regular 60 quality. atn-
FRUIT OF THE LOOM MUSLIN, 6xc.
Yard wide. slightly soiled.
YARD-wIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN. 8Ho
Regular SIC quality.
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL, Sc.
Regular 12kc quality.
AM0SKEAG GINGHAMS, Sc. =
Brown checks only.
1oc DARK PERCALES, &c.
81 inches wide and perfect.
IYARD-w1DE UNsLEAcHED. MUSLIN. 4,
Rs: sS. ,oc quality. ..e.sS -.
ATLANTIC 1914 BLEAcHED ,sHEETIhNsGd,sss
,21c. @se ;.
Regular Soc quality. 20
FULL SIZE s1xso BLEAcHED SHEET
80c.
Torn and henmed: 5oc value. :
- UNBLEAcHED SHEETING, lie. lrs.
Regular 1sc quality. .@.raA..
BIEAcHED BOLSTER CASES, 1oc.
uNBLEAcHED DoMET FLANNEL, SO.
1000 PILLOW CASES 1886 INCHES.
not one II. the lot worth less than lse
sPasce. many worth sec- 1ZNic
7se TAN AND GRAY BLANKETS, 40s
A PAIR. err
FULL-SIZE, EXTRA HEAVY WHITE
Blankets. regular g. so value Ct "a
FULL SIZE PURE LAMBS WOOL
known household PrldsS
B5andaresplar price $50 500
sac price.
EXTRA SIZE t2-4 WOOL BLANKET, ,
nevor sold for less than $s.5-we have jus{
t X of t asi left-.o close a%
FULL SIZE WHITE COTTON
filed C"mfort-$l.5e c1-1kv
value-each :
EXTRA LARGE COTTON FILLED SILK $
olinc-coye:ed Comfort ~
G,N
$3.50 COTTON FILLED CcAFORT, (.
covered with finest % ~
T.!
$3.50 DOWN c0MF0RT-made Of best
down-covcred with finest 0S M
satcnn-ea:h.. VU
NEWS $3.50 SHOES, $1.09. T. e
On 4th Floor our entire stock Of vicSroy,sa:
Unfon-made Shoes for men. Az good a.
style. Thrown In the CT airing sale at $50
Wise and Crlyy economical men have beeN
these, two and three pairs ut \ time !
since this price was made.
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aGinrickey. Dispute Settled.

"Ginrickey" Dispute Settled.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Jan. 3.-Colonel Joe Hickey.
famous as the i%ntroducer. OF the Gin
have settled their. differences through the
eFotts ,of Martin II. vogeI. and, will con-
(tiEue their rtncrai-water business
Justice Scott. in the Supreme Court to-
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1910 LADIES' COATS
Of LATEST STYLES AND FABRICS
+. GREAT ARGAM
70 -. SO ro*''s goo ss' 60 $4,000

during its first fall season In ST. Louis-and having enjoyed St much prosperity
will now devote The entire balance of its cloak stock to advertising purposs-sc
shop around among all the kinds Of sales and then oom and look ut these
Hundreds of folks dbl Saturday and bought at The Meyer Store-because the
doaks are newer and lower pded-becauSe aSs0nmens are very Lage-ns the
sale that is creating q name for The Meyer Store a. thu greatest bargain 9vers
In St LOUIS #~%%&.@ .s "f 49,
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WHITE P. E., WOVEN FIGURES, ALL
white: two specially priced lots nc
SIC and
FLEEcED-L1NED P. K, Csc.
Regular price SEC.
60fT-FINISH P. K, 19c.
Remnants OF stripes end dots
WOVEN DOT D KS. 2Bc.
NIL remnants OF 35c goods. "
s2-INCH INDIA LINEN.
NH remnants. l7e quality: Tx
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, $1.39.
l2-yard pieces.
SILK YOURSELVES, Zoe.
New figures on light grounds.
SILE TISSUES, 39c.
Z Stripes and dots. IN assorted colors.
BEAUTIFUL MADRAS AND OXFoRDS.
Mil remnant. 2 to 10 yards. but cut to
figured Madras and Oxford which viii
sell from &c to. Sec a yard: white With.
nav colored figures and nc
csc MADRAS FOR 15c.
White and tan grounds. small figures and
stripes: in mill remnants; buy any guam
dty you want.
GWENpOLYN DIMITY, WHITE GROUND
with black figures only; regular 1ncl
CRESCENT p1m1rY, WHITE GROUND
with colored figures 10~l
ee-INCH BATISTE, IN LIGHT AND
DARK grounds; assorted patterns I0cl
CROWN NULL, LIGHT AND DARK
grounds. In figures and stripes: also solid |
cqlors. including white and 11NcI
~black-per
e2-INcH LIGHT MADRAS. IN LACE
weaves and plain effects; new 1QcI
BOC11F0LD PERCALE, Sc.
DARK patterns, 1shc quality.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

~eris-exact width I inches-of above pic
ture and In other patterns which you
will see In other eeleS At 8 lie e.
and 10c. are :lere for, yard........OC
At 10c-Wonderful flounces for skirts
or corset covers; many up to Is inches
wide.
AT 10c-Cambrie Edges for sldzts 3 to .
inches wide: blind patterns or openwork.
wide. which IN previous white sales have
been specials at 19c.
AT acc, 39c, 49c-Specal assortment
OF. Nainsook Flouncings. u inches wide,
with 3 to 4 inch wide insertions to match.
SWISS REVERE AILovERs. IN Dam.
ty patterns. nearly Is styles, comprising
regular & to $3.50 sellers 20C
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

day. signed an. order discharging Mr.. voseI,
who has been receiver of the company since
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-04
CHARADES
Mother Goose Social 8 Bril-
 liant Success.

Last night Ur. and Mrs. 8. Hall Young had the maln rooms of thsir spaelouu rssl- dsnes Eighth avenue turned Into an audi torlum In which special effort had been made to obtain seating capacity. All of the chalrs of the church annex has places found for them, but they were none too many as every one of them were filled by the large gathering who attended the Mother Goose social last nlRht. The fore part Of the evening was passed ln the rendition of very elsvsrlv acted eharads'.
 Then c,ms the Mother Goos' feature. All were provided with paper goose bear log a strain of old Mother Hubbard or other Mother Goose melodies. EvSFY gentleman found the lady whose goose bore the context to the rhyme upon his own bird and shared with her Smost bounIlful and delicious rspast' Fest was eIvsn to ths entertainment by rars tact with which the hostess made set all her many guests at saSa and Inspired them with on at hone feeling.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-04

cannot tell ale, we must make a little profit. ClavsOn X Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-04

This Is the season of the year when everybody should have thelT blankets washed. The Royal Laundry Is doing them 10 great numbers. Get your order In carly.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-04
va'ontinss

Get them at Bakers bookstore, on Broadway. L Litest designs; lowest prices
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-04

Fresh tnay dulIv at the sOs, Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-04

Mining blanEs st tbis Omoa
 New Lace Curtains at E. R. Peoples. Grips and vaIlees st Ciayson 8.
 Crack the lee at the rink and be no,sd. Celebrated Washbum mandollnS, gull tars and banios. Bakers Book Store.