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le THE ST. LOUIS BEPTTBLTC: SATURDAY. JUNE 3. 1905. "

jj&ifjBest on Earth

No better values to be hadthan this store shows.

To-da- y purchase one ofour Better Read viceSuits, $20.00 value, for $14.25

Negligee Shirts, immensevariety, excellent $1.00 to$1.50 values, to-da- y for-- - -- 85c

Straw Hats of Stvle, worth$2.50 to $3.00. We'll hand youone to-da-y for $1.75

Mills & AverillBrudway and Pine.

OnHBin'C ' L"- - StreetllURMll s 4470 IMur Ase.Tilth WKKK.

Ca!!fn-rl- a Claret Win- -, goS 60couadiy. z iralica . ..Ham. Ilf and Veal Ixaf. UtAya. Aa

exfe rr.t t r luTco-o- n, per can 9Fo'ftB ia ttte, wottb 7I!m

1100 each

CANCERS,8km dlmiri, mc.c. : an) all far'alhm!h- cured raneej. cur4 without th.kr.ife. tUtrr or olia A took and tnwn!Ior. canre- - sent fr- - Thoua-.- d a-- e cuied every

ear wltvut jaTa rr R cf ModZf ou rat. cancer send our naire ars i.

and lm how jcu can be relieve by lajrnora, tr.a-rren- t.

A J Miller. M I . "1 1"2 II .Haul bailllng.'! N evwrh t.. St Inuls. Mb

CtJKKD TO STAT CVItEI).Attack op:-- r,pnwnntly Cu irovt.HrtMn erica ni anil nrwji rn restirJ

Hrnijt.rni x..t r.urn N1 rrSIIn n 'lMfrar1i. 21 ar nf .ucw-j- s tratrc Athninfl liar Fr l0 swlnis. Hook. is.

Krr. tnt"'!rr r-- val it I Writt iMRoi.n iioi:s. m rrti.o. x. y.

NOTARY PUBLICJOSEPH F. FAMSH,

St. IOala KepaMIn Dualneaa Owlre.Tel. Hell Mala :HIS. Kinlorh A BIX

LAXATIVE BORO PEPSINMAKES LIFE WORTH LIVIN6.

ir vot atom r it. tkv it ami co.i- -VIStK lOlllSKLF.

Be snA TAa IVr Hottle at Your

MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE WILLASSIST NAVAL RESERVES.

Fmllrnt Trlrhraann Appolnta Com-as litre la AM In l(allnv Funds

tor m Flotlllu.t Toichir.am of ti Merchants"

Exchange a;rointrl a rommit-- tto i." nwrnliera oi tin Missouri

NavaJ nfrps In nl'lns a fur.J for th5rurjo of p'rfcclinjf their arranKemntafor land juartr anl a. flotilla of boats.

It Is ccunpoFcil of I" O ?.anard. J. J.Werlht'lmer. T S Mcl'h'ctt rs. O LWhlt-l.- n. M G Hlrhmoml. U. K Kav-nai;- ch

T It HIlan!. II II WVrn".T I!. Teasdilc. Gtore J Tiawv. J I. S.l'ottr. IL J. IVnJloton avsd Grorga II.Morcin

Th thank of thi pf Directorsvrr- - ten 1t-- I ti tli' r umifK if uliichW I viaa chilrman. for tictr

r ntation bifnf the Sn t C.mmltfron C"n:mT"c if th lewa of tho loardIn reference to th enlarteTint of thlcr of the Ictrrt.tat Coninrc I'oai-mlHn- n.

lld,nt Tolchmar.n a nuthorlrM tonjP Hit n or nipr Jelc.tc to th t:i-t-

j: of the :! Koajj Corvntlon to lh'1'1 at Portland. Ora.

If e out? knrit hoir to atllltenv op:rtunl!v nn! maict f.jr sj-a- r

tnotify a rontinuau arnlrs jmtr,ui i r' e to ret.i.t t sugNtl n

that worklnittiirn fhuK! ! a r.tiini;sh unt In the Mercantile Trut '"omt JI.ti;htli an.t Icut. ulifW th-i- r fnim

uM "f nlijlu:e:jr af hr.d tr.croHl'ujli ar! tiht ly arnii lrit-r.- t. n

Miliar 1 n.l that ru i j to o;en aour? itt No T:i .tretin i r I jIn- - eery M iJ evn-li- .

until oolwk

CORN EXP0RTS OH INCREASE.

WhMt Shij.nn'nts Show C5ratI.os at lialwstnn.

ncrfnu" rni!AiGaIeton. Tei . Jui cf

corn from :aletpn Ju"-ln- t month ofMv wer ls.STl I j.h'K an tncraJ ofITi'lT tuh-- l over th utre rionth latj ear

Th "' corn export !nc Fet-l'- r 1.IXH. to lte I. JOHT ttit,-- : an in-c-

of it?7"i buinr'a oitr tht sajr.ererlol lt ar

Tht total hrtl erort r'.ir 5pei- -ber X, L4. tv dte Ve Hetx JJ'.'t.ObuheM. n i'ecr of lt..Tll buhe'for the an-- . rrt vi lat iirN'o train la r.a bflr.s ahlppea tiirorgh i

Go t" IscM'-- . a4 Irrt.for tcod thlrxa to eat (

Il aa Heaott of Cnr lerlaeal.Thotnaa llajr of So 1. i S5ut Vand-nt- er

mr je keep ; . re.taurar.t ntPark an.l Vaidew-'e- r uti j;earir rerl mor"it 'rnnuta!ned Ma S It f .is tn a Grandrenu r at rj.i.y a.fij. ; j.

time the Injury a. not regarded as tr-ri-

OETTEJl Cn k a v. j.."- - er Ctx frj-i-i

Coates'

n PlymouthniE-D-RY.

Original

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Flavor Unequakd.

Brafisesaajr aav THE STANT)stD mnm two clthicS.BetS , at l-- r

Frtara 7M--- 7 rteta-cc'.- h.

EKautTS. ceity es'S. T"

cv-- a Cla ? ts. MOKe-- IS. Jt!New York andKentucky Co.

KW lORK alAtH.4SS rtfta it."aaase

H, R, FARDWELL

SUCCEEDS VALUANT

Former Chief Engineer of theFair Is Mayor's Choice for Sew-

er Commissioner Half a DozeaCandidates.

The. appointment of H. It. Fardwell aaSer Commljloncr to succevt) F. W.Valliant. mho was appointed Street Com-mlsilo-

after the resignation of CharlesVarrellmann. was arnt by Major Weillto the Council jesterday afternooB forsiprroval.

Althoush rumors have connect Mr.Farda ell's name with the pice for ev-er- al

days-- , the communication of the May-or to the upper hou.e was the first au-thentic and public announcement thatill". Vallianfs successor had oeen chosen.Mayor IVrlls even would not divulge thename of the man of his choice an hourbefore the Council met. staling that hewould let the announcement be made inthe Council chamber.

The M:!c:tlon of Mr Fardweli was froma list of nearly half a dozen candidates,some of whom mere active In securing

at the City Hall and amongcltiz-n- s. Mr. Kardnell W su;po-e- U tuta-.- e had the indorsement of many ofthe crlKials of the World's Fair, whtrehe served aa one of the cliltf cnsin.e.Mr. Fardttta la a thoroughgoing n.

and has prnt the greater partof hia life in the biate. He as born inWluinozu. Mil., and 1 U Jtaia old.I or the !at twenty jears he i.aa beenaititl engaged in hn profession a ativil engiutx-r- . and has b.en .nnec;eJwith ll.e inMallation ..ni cuntructiuii ofn.a::y of the i.iost important municipal

noika in the Utst.Jio :n cont.ecl.d with the office of thecity riiir.cer of SU Joatfh in lit. andJat.r L-- i.i an ImtHjrtant position with the.itou:t liner Coinmiysion. which, ur.d- -r

tho dnevtloa of the War Lepartment. liadchare of diatiaetly important deieli-p-m-:u- ,

in the stralgiittning and deepeningp. the channel of the Missouri betweenKansas . Ity and St. Jaseph.

hinco bit residence in St. Louis Mr1 ar.Iv.WI liaa been a memb--r of the tlrmof lnun. Fardweli & Hocke.For the la-.- l four jears Mr. Fardwel!has b-- en connected with the enineermdepartment of the I.ouilana lur.hahuMliii; the position of chiefTh most dlltkult problem thatnfrontej the Kxpnsltion authorities was

and scwerase of the grounds.a:.J this wa 5lmi unJer the superintendenco of .Mr Fardweli. Since th c!oe ofih- - J.p..alon he has been in authorityror the Kspositlon Cnmpaav in directingthe wreckine of the blllldinca an.l tho rator.itlon of the grounds'.

lurlns his re.sldenee in MiyoarI Mr.tnlwell has taken an arrive lntre In

Mate politics and ha- - a large aojuainl-an- .e anions the democrats t prominence

throuhout the State He never has been-- .eeial!- prvminent in municij-- il politicalaff.iir. t,ut nlwajs l.aa been a atrongUrisoerat

Mr i'anlwell lives at Xo. KM Cabanneaienue with his wife and family.

Parlor Rllter I.oralea la St. tasala.Doctor Martin M. Itltter. for years aprominent "aicago sPKiilist. has perma-

nently located in St Louis, with officesin the Star building. The doctor's cre-dentials Iniicnte that he has been con-nected with some of the leading collegesand hospitals in Chicago as ocultst anduuri-- t to th Columbia Charity Dbspensarv.instructor on noe and throat dleaiesChicaso rost-Gradu- if Me.IIeal Schl.lii"-tn- toe fyf. uj,, ,ar ijj.ea.cpj, Xorth--

extern I'r.ixerslty Me,hcal Schuol. secre-tar-j-

an.l member of the diphtheria staff.Chicago Health Department, consultingoculist and aurit St. Marquerete's Hos-pital (PraneScnn Sisters). Hammond. 1ml.,and othrs The doctor's previous con-nections and the many commendable di-plomas he exhibits from American anlI.ump an r .l!egw Ls substantial evidenceof his mweM m his particular specialtyin tb treatment of diseases of the ejeasul ear

JEFFERSON BARRACKS NOTES.r.er-- iit r.:a-- i . --omrnr rt. pi'ii. I --re a Or..t- -J nilJ a a -f

rtcr ..,T,ilr j r.n--e- .i ,t lxml-H'- e.

Kv ,1 Inl. ash!. h"mH.nrv i, shannon, fomjiany i bajt been le-t- si

! ut :rmwiit or-- v jof the atn'rmleoart mania, no-- v hM at th -- t--r.! Avrra r c. has nae ap-- r- n f - -- !irirr.ent t- - Tri-- tj c. Thirda: arr eTatl-i-ie- at Ki- -t Wyo.1' f'li'Pc rerrsi;. at th -- wwt

T'.'er.ta Ht.-- rt " 'Vr.ptnn. Cle:sc4. o..i. (in It , n wteMta. Ka. . Nh A III-- 1- hiisv! e r.-n jr --v j)M, OTiaha.Ne'' C I. T her-- Ashertlje. N C : II'Tiryii'te nil Ma ltafh.ir tZr.M lai.ia v-- k .

J ,f --i J . - - rhir!--s I.nnc Jamea Iri. ITenrr P a p M!ar.eTm... MlsnIt u, jr K. J-- e.. Oirr.rarr A. wh- LV-t'- njr " Jelu-So-i- ai lnsanitr."- e it t -- h -it f-- r thInar n ;h I!--rl- ct ef Cclaaibta towlarItt--rt W.:. Trip t. Ninth Cavalry.

1 or accompanr hlra. fullrarrpej la Waeht-irt- on

- Iave nf at-en- for iii da;-a- . t takaTe.-- t Ju- - J haa t- -n irart; n-- t IJaa-trr- -t

.r. n l- -i br Nlita-r- -t Ii!.m-- John McCtlntark. Kqual-m- rlj'itnt. Nlnfj a!rr. fntertatned of.f a cf fa tr--t tre of Jure 1ei a sta e- t frt'cltAte IJeuUnantN' n A .or:.-w-e- l. Th'r.l eta:-y- . on the

ai-- ii itire-ne- - eniaerrert cf marrlaca." .. ,rre-- n- --c.re rirtal-- s 'Wt.'.la.--i C Can-- ri Uilt-ea-- :: Wtll'air Ijihr. Ne A.."rt p'j i iiivr. Kurn J KirJ,vn II H"s--- J Iieiuforl It Camp, tviaatcn

I- -: nr a- - ljctor Patrick II McAairrw.Fa-- r n

'iir'Ala M Pupplee. rcnir!nta Cav-a- .-

ha. reiurre.1 to the -- t frfn FhrtHacSu. a. Aril ,e .ir.ucte.) a Je.ahir-n- t of rrcnllla to the Fifth Cavalry last- Th -- 'all t to-.-w raa-- 1 ta Piptaln

Percr n inrr-- Twelfth olcer cftr a ar--1 Wlllla-- n TnaK r. n.a iau.i. m r;ms f the

onsenlr lilna Caste and Saacera.Ij'g" a -- s 'rt-ne- nt -- prices f.v to H tt).

.MEitMon. JACOAKl. Jt KINO.Hroafiway. Cor Iyvcust.

Flrwt Park Cuarert w.

T!ie f.rt of the public btnl concertswhich are to continue through tfca sum-mer will be he!! afierncon at

o'clock tn n'Fallcn Firk IVeppinr'atjr. I will ren.Ier tie concert, theof which follows.

-i t r a..:.r -rt Cavalry's 3 M' I,e. n lanae. criula a tx Adiyn tn--aiChara teria'ic - ranamtricansa

lstenHelon.Va- - ' .. . Hsu., of nce.fQ

-- e'l-n . . Prise, fcf lllaenrar:-a- a Ixf.'el.V" "' IVpular Atrs'r . Ea:roUFlnt . ... Mtax g;arcled tamr

at.3.1 Kfflntaam an4 Relara.Vi cert, to nreeavllle ani return. K

t H.h!rl anl retjra. prcprtrtlon-a- t'j low rates to intermediate points, viaandal.s Kat.road M.:e!a Ju-- e . Tick-et, ell f.-- train leaving st laiuls 7 14 a.

ir ret-rrd- rg ot evermg traits same dateTUke- - ctlce.. Seventh and Oliva ah4l"t n Station.

appellate Coart fSapfslaaa.finrrnu r rrrctAt.

Sprirar-et- d. Ill . June m': Appellate CtyjTt. Ttiri lt-!--t. to-day erefe as ejw,

- ts trv- - nrtc'9 t-- srTnrtj" orr.:!n ta e a roctlca fje Mara ta--e ( frs-.P9-Vda-- r r. t'i ac - . l-- -. totav ct.-- s cZ aitlllal at--- t atVl.-.-rt ap--

peiiaitPer( . r" ra V "ec. ef C"T Onp4s.

r-- be tt rratHr!uie-r- T t al ts litis '-- . al errnaMar. ta ..- - aailU?eal errrt et reeeraWj- - ea Ik?jrta. JefeAast lear.s " !tr t--

rtre Tbe re.--- devjasts grartee m-- tlJc-- e t "J. bref.

v f T e seei- - tear, ts as--r

'rt ts r .: .!K- -' e. : ret'es W atesla ts!&: a- - ai taken sr'tS t"se eaTOes rs caS-N- cs 73. 71. 71. fS. O. K. M

arvt re mrt a4ourri trr.tt: a. ra.

rnrsaer Callatla EJII.r Deaf.nrrt itu5ria--: vt.

GJltm. Mcu, June i-- S I. Ilarrey. afcrtjer editor ef CalLvtln Pemocratatvl paM:sher cf rnpers at Treatcn aad

-:: Ia ttieel at Neoeho. Soyesterday, Tre body aa. trocgat aerafor Bursal U-4-a.

Uwest-Pric- e. 'm Aaerica

10 4 incheshijh, only

$6.50Quadruple

Silver-Plate- d WareEvery piece guaranteed by us.

Caadlestick, $1.50Special value- - - inches htsh;

erj" artl-tii- .- spt e I'rj. - $K).ther quadrupi- - llcr-r-i "!

Candlestick. Jl "j to I'.v "0.Toilet 5:ts. $5.03-'-Comb. brush and mirror. ! rtcts.OlllV Sod

ttth-- quadruple sllvr-pljte- jToilet Sets. 3 pieces. Ji. to I'.-- set

Ice Water Pitchers. $4.50Ftn satin Caisli. with le sn Inbright f!nih-F'tch- er ls tnircclainUr.ed-lTl- ce. onlv Mil.

Other quadruple silver-plate- .'

Ico Fltcittra up to JJy.iO.

rare--Cjisw- iI, Watch. Fl!v- -.

rIXwar, liu-- . Oi'caanJ A- -t CkoJ. catal'-CB- e n:en re;ue-- . Write f r tt y

Kailwar Siiperiiitenik'iit Says HeDoes Not I'elipvo Car Hit ManFound Dying at Marvin t'anipGrounds.

Iiul. Hesserich. surerintcndent of thSt. Ixuls St. Charles and Wetem Hall-way Companv. b.lieves that Charlesltukhouse. who was found la a dyingcondition by the side of the railw.tytracks at the Marvin CjmpgroundsThursday nlsht. was struck by an auto-mobile nsd not by a itrcet car. ns lirstreported.

Hesserich vas a paser.g"r on a car go-In- g

by the rlace about that time n--

dies not remember that anjone was hurt.All the crtws la cli.rge of cars tn.it runover tin tracks were clos-l- y ijui.iioncdand declared thy did not strike iinj'in.

Ivjke Sshnir rs uml Frank II""r. wliogot on the car shortly before 15a ki.oi!owas struck, declare they sw aa nuto-w- e.

bil-- coming east oa the St. t'iiarics Itockread at a rapid rate of s;-- . l

IlarkhoUse lid been to a pi. ale !n Moke-vlli- e.

aad got into a tuatrel witii a manoer money, but a true; w ts patcliej upbetween them before he left

THINKS AUTO HIT HIM.Fie walked from the Midland trackJ

over the Wood-c- n road to the St. Charlestracks, a very !oncly place, and It is ar-gued by Htserich Unit he would havetxtn assau.tcl there instead of at thetracks had murder leii the motive.

However, there hae l- -n two holdupsIn the neight-iriUH- where itackhouieas foui in the last six months. MierttfHtrpcl yesterday detailed ipty SheriffClarance Campbell to iavestiBitt the af-fair

Doctor John P. Ivibrecht yetcrlay l.el Ian nutopay owcr the body at tot. und.

rojmsOfcf .Frank Hitiace. .mdfound that, the right arm 1 a I he n broKenIn two places, the right p-- ,j broken justahsve the knre. besides a fracure of theskull on the left side of tho he.ul.

The bo! of Itackhou-- e will be removedto the home of his mother at the Junctionof tho St har! s and Natural Krldoroods y for burial.

Fla Wairh and Jewelry Repairing.Trompt service lowest prices.

MKRMOD. JACCAHU 4-- KINO,llroadnay. Cor. I.o-us- t.

BRYAN LlBRIRY IS ASSURED.

Mayor Apjeoints Hoard to IVrfei-- t

lMann at Salem, III.r.nn rue ? pix.m.

Salem. III.. The Hrr:-R'r,n- tt libraryia this city it now assured. Th librarywill ! on th grourd where theIlrynn homestead now stand", on Itrosd-wa- y

where --oi. r"l Ilryan wet bornAt a meeting of tl.e City council lat

night a Setter from Mr nryaa was realconcerning the Hbrarj". ia which h madetbe formal ofer

The proposition cf Colonej Ilrjan wisaccepte.5 b the cliv and .i voto of thankswas tet.Jerej to him Major Chas IMcMackin was acthorizej to i.rtiir.t fourcitizen., to act with htm as th- - KbntryBoo.nl. and this morning he annoum-e- theboard as follow. C I. M 'Mv.m.

chairman. TT.os. s Marshall. II t.Feltman and Mr. Anna Ilrjftn Torraacoand Mts 1. M Kag)

The IJbrarv Iloanl will met !. a dir w

s-- il ect j.'.ans for the trectioaof the llbrnrv

Save a Dlaatnnd. Win a Heart.Sp 'at . .r PiaTior t 5t .re -- !ar or

this evenirg In. pec ojr r-- v. us p.plar of Plamor.ds and UntrhesBros, ii It Ca-Iet- on PUlj . th A tive.

GIRL BEGINS LAW PRACTICE.

Miss Ray Peall Admitted to Ftd-era- l

Kar.In the pron of Miss Ray r'!. e! No.

ITS rjartrr.er aveiue. a rT'tt"Fort! cf ?: lu!i. the United States IWs-tri- rt

and Circuit court in the Federalbuilding, gained the second wemvn at-

torney that has ever been enrolled onthe reccrd.

Th only other woman who can peaet'eetn ire Federal courts is 3Ils Palty Bar-te- e

Th oath w.-1--s a.Imlr.tstered to Miss Ileallby Jiraes n. flray. Clerk of th CircuitCourt, and he cow permittc-- 1 to

in the Federal courts. MIseKictlce tre cr.ly girl graduated in aclasa of th!rty-et- e frem the Ilestonlav tVboe! this scar 5he a er.rotre-- 1

several i!t no in tb t Iuts CircuitCcrt with th ctter raembers cf herclass.

M'ss pe.,1' w.a n atlve practlca Ina short tin e.

Wabash Llaalaaararat.s double dalle sleepi-g-c- ar aerr-ic- a

u oatoa Juaa (. .fi a. m. mas M

A.

far Bus

A Personal GifttUhether the occasion be graduation or wedding,

birthday or other anniversary, yon shouldcdnsider conditions and circumstances generallyof the one to be remembered and yourself.

May we help you? Will you come and lookthrough our magnificent establishment andee our grand collection of appropriate thing 7

CardStand,

ONLY

$6.50a a aboaa fey illMS- -

uattsn emailrup'a llvr p.ated...' ncRs Msn.near du'.I Ililih. priceunlr K.y.

Other card atandsan.1 trari frcta Sto tali-.t- rj.

Other SpecialsLemonade PitcherFancv class with glass handles,

silver-plate- d metalart-un- a top of rim of pitcher

Prices, JI.5S t S4.M each.

5tnkers' SetsN'er.- - art designs In solid coppe-e- rj

new.3 Pieces. $6.0

rcar ard match holder andush nceptacic on stand Pricaonly tiw.

4 Pieces. $7.50Cltrnr and match cas and asktra on traj. for only V.IA.tlther p!tces tUZi lind up-o-ther

su from li-O- up.

MERMOD. JACCARDSHOADWAY, COR. LOCUST, ST.

Industry Continues Active, IronTrade Iteinc

Quieter.

New York. June I nradatr-e."- s

will say:TraJ- - ri--- s. err? canditicns and to a Ies--T

tKr. eo lectlcn- -. dirlay aa laiproved appear-ance. U e result of rather better weather condi-tions. Oarlig klc and rc.ra aeasocab:we.tner have i.u la r Letter re all trade.

recorJr ttisln.-- s with JobUra tagwatf. at.d last, but tct least, have

rlearel tt.e ctod aituatlca anl have allowrliuuic iu-- uta of aiertalumeat of the dana.act by eiiti-lv- e rate- -, li'gh water vr low

in wiit.l)-eaiatt.- 1 mt.Wratl.rr and crop InrsuJatltlei co'or trade re-- V

t. tut 1 u 11 Is cited that the Ncrth--r- acltiia trl.rn very uptnrj-tl- c revutu.

tl.e t a!riJ U est Is cheerful, and s.me southcrav.:.!. tetsrt ttce letter than antklpated ear-

ner l'n D in trad, of th. backward atl.gat the r.l ar. lebaiied.

iiluili) Is suit active, though the Iron ar.ds!e I tiaJes aie rath-- T uul-t- r. wltn etui, ica-tr.i.- .s

rul'r. tt..i.H sirap I. In ratbrr bstiert .e iiu .ttug I. the country over, ande.. ;t el t hUago. Ia&.r troubps. are m! aerltin j iatri.riLt Al. tlx.Js ot bulMIng mate-lia- l.

Inoula.E luaiter. brick, cenieat. glars.Isi.tTs ui. kd haniaare. are aitlvalr called! - Col.. i II na ,hnr ittile chans.

i:vc,it In the i'.l:ecilcn of lrcjro.rieent ia c-- r.

tala centers, cotton goids aa a whol.ar- - t-.- J. lut ilemsn.1 vaulea accrl-ItRl-v. d'tferent varlrtlrs ars ccru:n-J- . W". cl.ea !.- -! are rathrr iu!-- t. but atnng. Alalia-tactuie- rs

ate baylse ju:t liberally ef h!(b-p- tl

i ,', the utt.r ar.icla being at th high-- ri

t.; e In y vr.UiMirri f.ii!Lrr In the United States f T th

w -- r. !ln Jt-:- i 1 naniber 1.1. against If) ia- -t

k. 151 in the lit week In IKt :J-- In la.: In - ar.J la li In Canada failuresf. r :h- - wek numts-- r 1$. acalnat IS last weekfcrd a In thta --fi a ar ato.

llT-ev- i. tncluling Ccor ex-o- r.. for the weekJan. I are : 3"e.n tu . against 1.?..."M

lat J.s-- Ji thi, week Iat Tar. 4.7ASIn IsO en I t.tvt.vSi !n U--. Frn July 1 to datathe sr l S.V). b-- i . against !.7.M4.e:.-- . j rat. VJr.tr3.Vj tn IKS and rU.WJ.W. inj;t" i eTte-t- -i f,r , vc'k a-- e 4ST.914 hi .

n!--t t --!." ti: '(, l-- T t' a year ago.1 - :: ir l3 ard 5 - li Ii From July 1t fla- - th .srtr-- s ef cr--i are 7t.tr sk 1st .ar-l-- s- la IJ)4. CSSi i- - 13 and U --

4t.:iln iv;

ITmorpenry Special PatrolmenDropiM-- From the Kolls May2S Are A train Named UnderMt-ri- t System Two Trial.

The Rcaril of Ta'dea Cjmml'sloner. ye-tr!- ir

afternoon reappointed tha follow-ing protaetionary pntrolmen. Hermannank. James Kllloran. Patrick n. Sfc-Gra-

Hub--rt Flnan. Henry Fleer .nilA K Illlani.

The-- e men ha J served as emergencyne.-!a- l patrolmen until May 21. when theywete drofped frcra the rolls. Their reapp.da:meat as prohatlonarles was underthe merit system, they having made highnverares In their examinations beforeChiefs Kly and Dcsmonl and inspectorLally.

The board tried or.ly two cases, reprl-ma- n

ling Patrolman Fred Kassins; of theVntral District on the charge of neglect

uf d.: -- . and dlsmlaslr.g from the forcePatrolman J!otri UoIHnger cf the NinthIitr!-:- . who was chargel with failure to

jatrol his belt. Intoxication andIn-- at rdlnation.

Thorosa J Ward, having de-parted fir the Pacific Coast oa a furlough.Major Ulward I.uly. Inspector of Police.Is acting secretary

IJeutenar.t Taomaa Walsh ef the FifthDistrict was not reappointed by the boardesterr!i. althoagh his commission ex-

pired May a It was stated that tha mat-ter wa-- s laid over until neat Friday, tnaacf the Commissioners ttat- -i that the mat-ter was la the hanla of President Stew- -

Th Commis.lcn'r statej that he kr.ewnothing of the report that Detective Rich-ard Mlonr.e:i was to be made a Lieuten-ant, and that Walsh was to go back toChief Desmond's staff

Wa!h was promoted four years) agofrom ( hlef Desmond's staff He bore an

ceileit reputation a a detective. ell

has been detailM aeve-- al rearsto the Circuit Attorney's office, and It habeen commonly reported that GovernorFolk w.ihe to re warJ him for aer-riu- a

renjere--l while the rresent Governor waaCtreuit A!le?!r

Charges Aajalaat Pallcesaea.ratro'.raan M. V Cunningham of the

Mounted X.rUtrict and Bernard J Bor-g- el'

of the sixth District will b-- scatbefore th Police Board next Friday toanswer charges of intoxication and fail-ure to patrol their fceats. Sergeant Cole-man preferred the chargaa against Cun- -nrearhaaa arei taraaant fTemmtas; Baoaia. aaiaasaiai asauaaa

jKat4a.SLUmmiXemV.

Parian Marble Bustsfor Graduation Gifts

e have the most complete assortment andw

our prices are the lowest.ttj-lnr-

Byroa.... St.59 $3.54) $!.$n Inch.

Bnras 4i.5U $.5 $22.99t..!-)')!- . (i.-tivl- i.

Dtekeaa... $1,511 $3.50 $.5f-lr- t-ti.

Emersoa. . $1.50 $4.25Inch. t- - trrh. Ula-- k

Schiller... $1.50 $3.50 .50B Inch.

Wagner... $1.50 $6.50 $22.00ln-- h. ..nc'. ln-h.

Mozart $3.50 $a.50 $35.00And many other f imous writers and mu-

sicians; also classic figures Apollo. Mer-cury, etc.

we. ato hat a choice erttee." tl-- cf Italian Mib ar.d

rre-K- h Itrcnie siatujrr busts,rturea aJ Kteus. Pi Ice. ailthe way up to over a tk;uJa-.- Jajllara.

ALL TRADE CONDITIONS DISPLAY

MUCH IMPROVED APPEARANCES

BOARD REAPPOINTS

PROBATIONARY MEN

& KINGaj 411 o'ders ata IT!-- .! wllh tia

LOUIS JIAIL. un'Jerstarrlirc that if netaatl-farto- ty uu may leturnand get yovir miner back.

Wannor Weather Is NVedod toRestore Normal Con-

ditions.

New Tork. June S. It. G. Dun Jl-- Co.'.sWeJJy Ilex lew ef Trade willray:

Warmer we,th.r . rj,a t, r.,.nre nitmilei.t.jiiioc.s. Kill in traJo c.icles en I In urao.The seasKi oned with pp.tn!te. Ctarpreparioj. fr a hesv r ; ring butat normally 1c temperature an.l mrumrrcl-tu- re ieaided consumption, and burden-ctn- e

sti-ck- rcuit le carried o--rr. unlcaara toductj ty cleaxar.ee salts atbirfa'n prices.A lew weeks f hit would gre-itl-

Iwprova th situation, howt-ver- . pjr:tctiUtlyas to the agricultural outliok. wfcl. h wouldbe teflectrj In other tiidotlries vry prematlr

A little weakness !i rstd In pig Iron, b--

most llnra cf naished neel are n go. :mand. and corflilenre is itrrr4 tn results anivi.th hence, utiles, there rhuld t a iwituusCcntrettrr wages

Other letdine bran-he- a of mnnufartme enaklrg fare ruble tipo-- th" rle la prir-- s ofrate material act Inn as a rfn-u!- at textilemills but anc escerslve Inflation would proiInjarltiis. sach, repotis a, a- - avattibU forthe full month ef i!ry !rdb- -i muik letterresults than last rear, pattlcu.'atly ttatlstiraof fatlmes ara .si.k eschance.. nhlte tcctsn-ple- te

teturrs nf tailaur ataing, ahow anaverag gain of 7? per

Fcrelm at thia port for the listwas als farorvble. exr.rta eareed'ar

thoee r.r 1S4 br M SXVQ. wh. ti ahoweja stnall ga.n tf Mt! M

Minor rneta-'- s are faltlr rrnjv-- . and the or.trdenctopmrnt In tha coal rratket la the u.ualremthir advance In priie ff anthracite, coun-try oter--s ate lts artier, teti-ctl- ng the re-duced output of ple-lr"- n furnaces, lut ccn-trar- ta

ate trlrg flare for delivery durlrg thef.- -t hstf of neat vear T"stlle fabrics aleatrencer in tone, because ef the npsrard ten-drn-

of raw materiais. and alio on account rfthe limited supply of goods tn Hrt hands, oftentusking prompt deliory tmpofslble

Trading In fekrr bid's atlU rsnftnsd te smallpurri,j of 1st. April and afar salting forlmnea!ate requirements.

New Kacianl (v.:nr manufacturer, arsreetivlsc literal fall contracts fr salesmenat th. West, and plants ate now eperatej elesetn thrlr full eapaclty

Fallurea fnr the in wr--k tn the Fritted State,r.utnberr.! iv. ralnt t:i last week. SM the

wee" ail U tea correspon ling we-- ic

at rear. Failures It fiada numler Z?,

ara! net 1 last w.rk. II tae m-J- ls week ani5 lat rear.

WEAVER CONTINUES

TO RAID MACHINE

Philadelphia llayor r.emove. TwoMore "Organization'' Men

From Office.

Philadelphia. June M. Biker.Assistant Director of rubllo Works, to-

day by request tendered his resignationto Mayor Weaver

This Is tha f.rst move on tha part cfthe Mayor cf what ha terms "a generalshakeup" In the departments which romsunder his Jurisdiction linker was knowna an organiiitlon" man

The salary f tho ofllce is 4 a year.Assistant Director of Public Sufety

Alexnnder Colvllle also tendered his res-ignation to-da-y br request of the Mavor.

Former Postmaster Thomas I Hickwas appointed to uceeri Baker at As-sistant Director of Public Works.

SCHROERS MADE SECRETARY.

Sr. Lonift Man Becomes. Official ofWe Point Military Hoard.

EPtT.!.ti? 5PnCJAt.West point. N T . June 2 --The Board of

Visitor, for tha jesr cf IMJ organize!thta afternoon, electirgFranklin Murphy cf N- -r Jej-se- -. presi-dent: Color.el tudley Evar.s. tre.ia.nt ofth Wei'.s Fargo Express, nee presided.ar.l Mr. John Schrctrs cf St. leo-ji- y.

The bcia-- d wlil make Ir.nuiry Into thefscal aftalrs. tcstrcctlon. etc. of the mili-tary academy. rej.,rtir.g a I'oncresaMuch discussion was given th on ofasking Congress to make another large ap-propriation in addition to that alreadymade for rebuilding theIt U estimated that atsjut sir yearsshould complete the building plans Tr.efirst claaa will graduate June Jl. andevery day until ttat time the board wiltr--e In eessSon, All the board hs.r reportedwith tha exception of Chaancey M D-p-

and Joaep.fi O. Cannon The ane.ualfield day will taka plac en Saturday.Jur.a 2. aad all classes have a lArr ntry.

Irtkajaalk Msst far aTaae.Pearls in gold mountings. S3 9 and

ti. MHflMDD. JACCARD KINO.Broadway. Cor. locust.

ay Klllea Walla flaaHasj.ncrvBuc rra.iAU

Trenton. Mo . Juse 2. While hunting latha vicinity cf Tlndall to-da- y. Charles Ra-ga- n.

a farraer boy. waa ac-cidentally kbled by h'at own shotgun. If.attempted to drag his gun arr a barbed-srtt- sj

fane and the weapon waa dacaarMi,kim tas af fejg .

BrovvnlngKliig & Co

For WarmerThe loajr. shapely Sack Coat with the deefrcenter Teat aad broad lapels, which wewere among the Terr nrt to iatrodnce, haswon its way.

$11 to IIS.From Cheviots to Beige, therea a wid variety of fab-

rics and patterns bet to unnnaa froavOuting Suits-C- oat and Trousers ealy-a- ra ready far to

early aoUdajna,eekSSSeirSrSeSrSlrSMrSr

"One's Summer Suits must be free and easy."said Beau Brummel, "tut with a right regard taneatness and elegance."

Ton will need one. We have all the new styles inSplit-Senn- et and The price for menbegins at $1.00. For boys and children at 35c.

imBroadway and

Fistula.aaa suMead for

MULLANPHY BOARD

MEMBERS TO RETIRE

Successors to Four Whose TermaExpire Will Be Chown Kill toRemove Height-Limi- t on Huilil-'ng- s.

The Council received a report front theMnllnnphy Emigrant Fund Commission atthe meeting yesterday afternoon statingthat tha terms of four of tha memberswould expire next Tuesday. The board,representing tha city, which holds thefund In trust, la composed af thirteenmembers chosen from tha three congres-sional districts. As soon aa th successors of the retiring members ara chosenelection of officers will be held. J. Mul-lanp- hy

Cates Is president.The four mambera whose three-ye- ar

terms ara about to ezplra are: JosephPauly or the Tenth Congressional District:John F. Hlnes of tha Eleventh Congres-sional District, and John B. Denrlr andWilliam J. Tracy of the Twelfth Congres-sional District.

Councilman Rolfes Introduced three MilsIn th Council, on of which provides fora fin for drivers who deliver under-weights and divides th fin between thinformant and th city. According to thmeasur any policeman r citizen rancompel a driver of a wagon containingcoal, grain or other commodities loaded toa certain limit to produce his weighingcsrtlllcate. He can be compelled, by theordinance, to go to any public scale andlewalgh bis load. If ther is a discrepancyof sevnty-flv- e or more pounds he Is sub-ject to a fine of tt(). The bill furtherprovides that if the tin is not paid with-in three days the City Marshal may sellthe wagon and contents.

The third Uolfes bill Is t permit thPolar Wav Ice and Fuel Company toerect a private scale at Manchester ave-nue and Benton Station.

The Council passed a bill authorizing anappropriation of FA00 for the compilationand printing; of the revised municipalcode. Fifteen hundred copies are to befurnished.

The proposition of changing th namof North Market street to Sturgeon ave-nue was recommitted to the Committeeon Municipal Affairs on the motion ofCouncilman Invls. Th committee report-ed unfavorably on the propoanl changeafter th first public hearing, which sraaattended by only two persona.

Saectarlea ft at Fat Ityee Teste Free.MERMOD. JACCARD & KINO.

Broadway. Cor. Icusi.Arreats Call ta Tireless, m.

nKpriiuc ppkxiai.Vlrden. III.. June 2. The Reverend Ion

Glaan of Assumption. 111., to-d- ay acceptetjthe call to the Vlrden Baptist Church. Ifwill take charge Juna IL

efcnol Claaa at Vlrwea. nt--nKit'nMc prcciAi.

Vlrden. Ill . June f. Tha ftrst annualxercises ef th Thayer High School were

sraesar.ssffisaals

MAJCES LIFE

Jaa-f--n , -

Weather j. -- sTaf

Pine Streetv

W' ...5'.

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m

Milan-Braid- s.

CURED WITHOUT THE KNIIKrctai uueases. a vasaa uaai

Booklet. P. M. NET MaiTS--. aasela

BBsr-iysM-fl

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Fissure. Ketdlag. Itching. Clceratioa. Coustlpatkspecialty,

FtMST.UCIS.aia rwihllfiaeilUSuLfloiaUl

DcTYouEverjmtmmtitMctmKjr afTELBOk SEMVKB

wHmWmOKMjraWasWbrv (to "POSTAL" -

tbetleUP W

WILUAll F. HOMES. H. J. DlaPresident. Dacratary.srrawpjanwD ne isa

MlasaCmi aTATK MUTUAL. FlBUtmakise ixsvitAiice coJiPA.srr.

urnca. so. x laeewut St.. bc iaia, assT.l. Hell Main SmA. Tel. Klnloch A MM.pDltclea are written eo ttthor stock er muta

siaa.Henry C Haarstlek. J. B. C. Iaieaa.li. R. Orthw.ln. I. I. Walkar.Wav. F. Hemrs. Jas. W. U.U.

BtC. Rawaa.

PENNSYLVANIA LINESEXCnRSIOXS FROM ST. IrOL'IS.

$7.65 IndianapolisAe.t return. Juna S. ZU S. "3. r.turaIlir.lt June ... IMi.

$26.85 Asbury ParkAnd return. June . S). July 1. --. return limit Julr M. with prunes, r.r

ta Auuit 31. 1 "".. Tliketa wiltale be eoM via New Yurk with stp- -oirr at that point. In .liiinon to regu-U- r

trains, a .peclal train will runtnroagh. to ASbury fara. imitoi i.Louts 14 a. m. July 1st. with cuarhes.aleepers and dining car.

$21.25 BaltimoreAnd return. July 2. 2. 4. retura limitIneludmc Julv li. wllh (irt.lleg. cf

to Aucust Jl. 5S46 IVstJeeregular train. xieclal train will berun tlimueti to Ilaltimore. Iraelcg .Iuls w.id a. m Julr 4'h. with coat hew,aie.p.r alia uiutng car.

$16.00 PittsburgAnd return. August it. Is. return limitIncluding August 23, 130s.

$22.00 PhiladelphiaAnd return. September IS. 14. 17. ratttralimit tncludtna September zh. wjtkprlviler- - of extension to October a. lsa .

For foIUera glvlnc full details, also forSieeplsg car reservations, addrras

C. C. Ct.'RTICft D. P. A.Ttli aad OlU. K:a. St. touuu.1

!. wses.PARKER'S !HairVBV-aB.- s f

BalsamPrnmotes i tha srewUi of th hair andgTtestttJle lustre aiidtflAlassofyontB.Whea th hair Is gray or faded ttWNMS BACK THE TatnirfW. CCtOf--E

It prevents Pandruff and baa falUaga ji aTi.. t ti .rain rieftn aaa neaitnT.

held In th M. E. Church last night. Thfollowing ara the graduates: U llltam A.Crookson. Miss Frtda Albert. Miss FredaJohnson. Mlsa Rose Turner and Miss Wil-liams. Xhe following teachers have Ik enemployed for th next term of the school:Principal, u. K. Dulbs of New Clt :Misses Myrtle Woulward. Elizabeth Williams and Rva Dawson.

And other fine engraved stationery, '"allor write for samples and estimate

MKRMOD. JACAliU KING.Broadway. Cor. I.ocut.

Aeeeala Call ta Vlrslala. III.Rrrrnuc sitxtau

Vtrginlt. III.. June 2. The Iteverenl J.M. 1C-I- I of r'liuritun. la., has accepte.1 thepastorate of the Cumberland PresbyterianChurch here. The Reverend Joseph Hickshas rrs!gnsl.

Wae--a Vas Ca tm sjesr TaskVisit the uniquely beautiful diamond, silverware. Jtwelry. cut glass and br'c-a-bra- c

showrooms of Mermod. Jaccard aV

King; No. Fifth avenue (bet 3h and2Tth sts ). You will be cordially welcome.

now EM- - sTRAWIT.rr.11. Tei., June 2 --Tha Iterererd r yr

Itoeet of Cklsholm and Miss K"sts fpra"'.ef th: city sfr marrieci r.ere last nisat ortt Jtsverend it a Thompson cf

as --seelst sbskmasp flnHFml9f casaflaV

JVALK EASY--

CROSSEXT

YOU'LL find fashion'In the new

Crestt styles. You'll alsodiscover that Crossstt com-fort Is novor crowded to malesroom for style.

lswis a. csossrrr. inv.ftorth AWntrtan. Mat.

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