St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 9

ST, LO SPAT 6 PAGES A PART TWO A TIR8T EVERYTHING." Post'Dispatch Wants Are SUCCESSFUL in Searching for SERVANTS Your Drusvst Our Agent ONLY SL LOUIS EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. PAGES ii. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1906. -1'AKT TWO.

PAGES 'J-1C cTfTEMPLOYES TO PORTO RICO CROWD THREE HUNDRED CHILDREN HAVE WRITTEN TO ASSURE LITTLE CUB E3EARS A HOME DEAD GIRL'S BARED IN PAST LETTERS SCHMITZ WELCOM GREETS ROOSEVELT Gov. Winthrop Eeceives President and Party at Ponce. The Little Fellows Should Soon Be in the Zoo at Forest Fark, at Home to Their Friends. AT LOVER'S TRIAL San Francisco Mayor Will Not Be Arrested on Landing in New York. Kpeclal the r.t I'Tsi-al ti.

FOXCE. Porto Rico Vov 01 roi dent Roosevelt and his party arrived In Effort to Convict Chester Gillette of the nere this morning from Colon. On landing at 8:50 a. m. from the hutrioahin M.

1 1 me resireni was received by urder of His Sweetheart. Prosecutor the other The. town, which was profusely decorated In the President's honor, was crowded with people from the surrounding country, eager to greet Mr. Reads Her Last Messages, Begging Him to Right Her Wrongs. SAN KKANCISttJ, Nov.

21. -The municipal employess plan an ovation to Mayor Schmltz when ha returns to give ball on five Indictments for extortion turned against him. There is to be a paraibt to the Ferry Depot, where ha will be met and escorted to his home. Transparencies and firework ar planned. The Sheriff has a warrant for 8ohmlt' arrest, but declares he will make no attempt to serve It until ttia Mayor reaches home, as ha doea nut wish.

humiliate his friend. When Mayor Sehmltt arrives In New York he will, ba greeted by his brother lierbert and George Ktotne, clerk of tha Hoard of Dupcrvlaors, who Is special representatives of "Abe" ltuef. If Francis J. Heney wants evidence as to bribe givers let hint call on me.T rays Abraham Kuef, who alen waa Indicted. "City officials have told ma ot SHE PLANNED WEDDING; FOUND DEAD IN LAKE sPrZfi, was very glad, but it was not the kind of a letter I had honed to get from you.

I think pardon me that I understand my position and that It Is rather unnecessary for you to be bo frightfully frank In making me see it. I can see my position as keenly as anyone. I think. "Chester, I don't suppose you will ever know how 1 regret being all this trouble to you. I know you hate me and I can't blame you one bit.

My whole life is ruined, and, in a measure, yours is too. Of course, it's worse for me than for you. The world and you. too. may think I am the only one t-'blame; but somehow I can't Just simply can't think I am, Chester.

I said 'No' so many times, dear. Of course the world will not know that, but It's true all the same. "My little sister came up just a minute ago with her hands full of daisies and asked me if I did not want my for corporation agents, coming to them and ottering bribes. I am ready to lay tnis Would Buy White Soxs for the Little Cubs. To the EkJltirr of the Post-Dispatch.

I Ilka to live and enjoy life nnd that Is why I am wrltlne to yon. I read in the Pst-Dls-pntrh that they were going to kill two little orrtty black bear cab nnd that your paper naked them to grlve the children of St. Louis chance to be heard from. I think the plan to Jiave the children give the cnbn to the Zoo la good one, and I Inclose my 10 cents to help buy these cubs. I always did like bears.

Papa used to talk about bears all Inst snramer. He likes the Cubs. lie aid tb? Cubs were champions of the world and that It would not be Ion until they would be champions of Chicago. Chicago must be a big place if It Is blg-Cer than the world. Out day last month be came home and looked very cross.

He murmured soine-thina about how lt couldn't happen nealn. When I csked him tvhftt wna the matter he aid th Cu had to wear White Soxs all winter. I nm Klad they hnre to wear White Nairn all winter, the Soxs will keep their feet warm, and If they fake xood care of Ihcni they will not have to be darned In the spring and maybe they can wear thein again next winter. If you have any money left from this fund buy a whole lot of Soxs for our St. Louis cnbs.

I suggest that our cubs be named Jack and tilll. Yours truly, HAHHISO JOHN (i. information be ror a grana jury. A cny official came to me and said ha had an opportunity to make 2(X. I told him stay out of It and gave him to tune told.

I told her that I guessed that it was pretty well told. Begged Forgiveness. On June 26 "Billy'' Brown was beg District Attorney Weeps as-He ReadsBilly" Brown's Farewell to Her Family, Written Before She Departed on Fatal Journey to the Last Trysting Place. Special to the Post-Dispatch. 'HERKIMER, N.

21. A woman's soul was laid bare in the old Herkimer County Courthouse yesterday afternoon the soul of little "Billy" Drown, the factory irl sweetheart of Chester E. Gillette, who is on trial charged with brutally taking her life July last at Big Moose Lake. Not suddenly was this soul revealed, but phase by phase, and as "Billy" Brown's own love letters described it. These outpourings of her heart to Gillette were put in evidence by the State against him to whom she gave all that was in her power, to be- ging forgiveness.

him over financial straits. Superintendent of Schools Alfred Rorv roviere haa been summoned before tha grand Jury to tell what he knows of graft In the school department. Huper-vlsor Hamlock. who efore the lira workl as an electrician at 14 a day, la also to be Investigated. After tha lira he suddenly blossomed out aa a garage proprietor, with II automobiles.

The grand Jury returned two Indict" manta yesterday, one accusing Peter l)uffy of perjury and the other charging Supervisor i-'red Nicholas with agreeing to take a bribe. The charge against Nicholas grows out of tha purchase, of furniture for the city. "1 am quite brave tonight, and I always feel better after I write you. Chester, so I hope you won't mind the naterul things I say, and hope you won't mind my writing you so much. Where do you suppose we will be two weeks from tonight? 1 wish you would write and tell me all about your com ing." "Billy's" own home was always fore ing itself into the foreground.

In the same letter she said: "You know I have a lot of. bed quilts WATCH MAKERS lteqnlre Steady erven for Flaa Work six. I guess, and I was ast. ing Mamma htow Tl. 1 MtrsJiii iiJin ii, wnen liraoe wont nave time to tet mv silk rtrtsa lirown at lie fathers made, but I hope to get the rest mads up before Tuesday wnere tney were and saying wlsnaa 1 had a dozen, when my little sister said: 'Just you and someone else will not need so Of course my face got crimson and the rest of the family roared.

You remember the white dress I wore and you once asked me why I did not have a new yoke? Well, Mamma has almost made a new dress out of that." Gillette answered and said he would come for "Billy" without fail and she wrote: "I think I will die of joy when I see you, dear. I am going to try and do a whole lot better. I will try and not at south otsello. A month lcfnr she had crossed the threshold of but 8he had faith In th.j altar upon which she had offered up her love. "Hilly" Brown went buck to Cortland after that, but did not may long.

Ches The little cub liears will he saved. There is no doubt of.it. The boys and of St. Louis have shown their love for little niiimirl and so many letters were received today that it will be impossible to print them all. "I have looked for a letter from you.

There were six on my plate when I came clown to breakfast this morning, but none from you." Ch-ster must know of the but all will be used during the week. The little bear cubs are still chained at 413-415 Morgan t-tit-ct, wait inn for you to send enough money to buv their liberty, so that they lmiv lo the worry as much and I sha believe horrid things the girls write. 1 presume they do stretch things, dear. I am about crazy or I could reason better than I do. I am awfully pleased you had such a Jolly time at the lake, dear, and wish Forest Park Zoo.

They are got tiny fatter and prettier each day and a earli es in. containing so many letters from you, they are sure it won't Lu nmv until they are free. About 300 children have Rent in subscriptions, n'Mii' a total of ST.Tl. This morning-' receipts amounted to $22.96, and the eonttilnitions ranye from one cent to 25 cents. As for the names, more suggestions have been received for Teddy and Alice, in honor of our President and his daughter.

I)o not send more than 2.5 cents. A penny is enough. The Post -Dispatch believes that the little bears should belong to all the children of St. Ixniis. fiittinff at watchmaker's bench day in and day out tedious work, and if the workman suffers from headache, nervousness and indigestion, he is liable to do from his sedentary occupation, requires special food to put him right.

A Seattle man writesi "I am a watchmaker and have sat pretty constantly ftt my bench for IS years, and have suffered badly from Indigestion and its many evil effects, such as headache, dizziness, nervousness, etc. I always had a weak stomach until I laTgan to use Grape-KuU. "I didn't seem able to find anything that would properly me for breakfast or supper, and iuy four children inherited the weakness from me. "Now, I place 4 teaspoonfuls of Grape Nuts in a dish, then set it in the oven. When good and hot I eat it with cresm.

This with tome other food gives me a nice hot breakfast. Fur the children we jrie one .1 tea spoonfuls with warm milk, which softens it and they like it better. "We have practically the same ifor upper and are pot troubled in ieei with an overloaded stomach. With this diet we keep our digestion in fine condition and our continual irood health ARE ANXIOUS TO LIVE IN FOREST PARK ZOO BY TWO ORPHAN CUBS. We are so glad that the little boys and girls of St.

I.oals are going to save our lives. A Iost-UlHpatch man told us that lh? children of St. Louis were going to buy us from ur present owner nnd then give us to the Forest Park Zoo. If yon knew how glad we would be to live In Forest I'nrk we are sure you would not hesitate about helping ua out of this trouble. When we were rent small onr mamma nnd papa left o.ir little house to get something for us to eat and some men fonad and pat us In sack and carried us away.

We cried very load, bat papa did not hear us. lie would huve taken us from the men. Papa waa a real large hear and nobody dared to Interfere with his plans. We like the open air, just as little boys and girls like to piny la the snnshlne at the parks. Where we came from It wna very cold, bnt we tbluk cold weather Is line.

We will tell you tomorrow about onr second home. I had been there too. "My silk dress is the prettiest dress I ever had. or at least that's what everyone says. Mamma doesn't think I have taken much Interest in it.

I am frightened every time it's fitted. Mamma says she doesn't see why I should cry every lime they loon at me. I seed roil 2T cents to help buy the baby derived from their first home cirr name, for 'he fualf. flnii Lew or tMiiH. derived fmm si I know you will be awfully good to Dears Mr forest rark 7xo.

BIMLM S. MAHX. 7 yean. me, dear, for 1 shall uie in a snort I know I will and then. Oh, I Louis, their future home.

the ina.e. TfTSlK SVHI.ITTI.F.R. think you will always be glad you were Emmet Igolofr, 11 Pearl Slodoff. 15 eenta; cents. K24 Franklin av.

good to ma. I must close nrd get into bed. I am cold and awfully tired. Of Gentlemen: Inclosed find 5o cents from my twins. Virginia anil Kujrpne.

2 years and 7 months old. Name. Vlrfhnln and Bivene. Respectfully. 1)R.

BAKU, 2iK3 Fulr avenue. course, deaf, I wouil forgive all the harsh things you have said, but 1 don remember yoj sa'd a end you have so much mors to forjclve than He love to go to the parks In the summer time and see th" Babr l-Vatnan too little to iro jet. Imii can in xt summer. IncmseJ find 2" cents from T. C.

A 1 MMIKTHTH 2S47 WnihiiiKIou avenue. fur the cubs, wlifcli are Ilatiiel for Matter yiul liretie'! f.r Miss P-ea IJ. used 'J. Gillette Had July 7 as the day- baby, her niece, too, and wrote: "I do want to se-; that new niece of mine. Mamma she has got black yes and looks Just like Robert.

Are you lonesome without me?" There was a break in the letters, for 'Billy" Brown had returned to Cortland and did not write again from Sourh Otselie until June 19, when she returned for the last time. Fear that Gillette would fail her had already taken root. Billy" was very lonesome, and sh. tried hard to make Gillette understand She tried, too, to make him understand the dread she had of discovery by and mother. BeRged Him to Come to Her.

"Can't you write more often than three times a week?" she pleaded. "I get so lonesome, dear. Please write often and in every one of your letters I wish you would tell me not to worry about your not coming for me. If you, were only here, dear I am so blue. Please write often, dear, and tell me you will come for me before papa makes me tell the whole affair or they find it out for themselves." Gillette was moody.

He did not answer that letter, and on June 21 'Billy" Brown threatened to go to him at Cortland at once. She wrote: "My Hear Chester: I am writing to tell you I am going back to Cortland. I simply can't stay here any longer. Mamma worr'es and wonders why I -ry so much. Please come and take me away some place, dear.

You just won't be a coward. 1 know. When you read my letters, if you think I am unreasonable, please do not mind it, but do think I am about crazy with grief and that I don't know Just what to do." Again on June 1 she wrote: "My Dear Chester: I am Just ready for bed and am so ill I could not help writing to you. I never came down this Dear Editor: Inclosed please find 20 being 1'' opnfs each from Fred and Walter Jacijnemln for little beam. We are 7 ami 4 years old.

Iear Editor: Inclosed 2." cents from AVTOINF. IHKlMM'K. 1S22A North Lieffingwell avenue. he would to De Ruyti? and take ter Gillette wished her away from there again and she went on June 1H. with the promise from him that he would follow an soon a he could and make all right.

He did go for her finally after a month of pleading. It was pleading that no man could mistake, the pleading of a broken heart that knew her love had gone for naught and yet still loved on. To be taken away from her father's roof, and after that death would cure all, was all the forsaken little ul asked. And Gillette took Billy" Brown away from fhe sight of her father and mother and the neighbors, who had known her all her life. She lived in dread that they would discover her secret, and she found the death she hail prayed to win.

"She found a fpilet lake." was the way District Attorney Ward put it to the Jury. Ward rend "Billy" Brown's broken heart and soul Into the record of the State's case in a simple, direct way. His method was suited to the soirit the letters. As he went on, taking up missive after missive, and tracing out the progress of the tragedy of "Billy" Brown't life, the beauty of th euntutored farmer girl's English, hw purity of thought and refinement of nature seized tipon the listeners and tears came unbidden. Near the end of the letters Ward's voice, which hail been getting raspy from the strait ne w.ia undergoing, suddenly atopped.

Something was stuck in his throat. "I know," he read, stammering, "I know I shall never see any of them see any of tW'ii siim, iini'ia It was where "Billy" Brown was telling Gillette that he did not show how it end fat rosy boys prove that we are on the right track. We enclose l'i cents to he.p I nv t1' hears. We are savins up f. took this much oi.t of our the little liears are mtu-h tio cute to We will tell all our little friends lo for rhe little bears.

How woold Wells and Butler do? I think fbem One names. WALTTJt WKITZKU Rl Til WEIT7.EL, HAUKT Plesse accept 10 cents from oiy Utile brother and 1, an we would not liks to see rhe rnnrilnfr littl ts-ars killed. We will have such fun feeding tliem i-eanuts and peat summer. We wxmld like yon to call them and Arctile. a OLI.IE ANP AKt'HIK VIE.

614 1 llaume at. In. plea.e Kml ent fi the II tie I n-iili! I' a iiiil.n -i- li mi I'o I ii 1 a na.ne for the I. SI I.I.IVAN. Vi-H avei.ue.

"I have gamed in weight anl bave kiile-1. i found a food in tJra.pe-Nuts that has saved me lot of doctors' bills for the liti, lo cents til are to killed. 'Henry Georjte Hill. 25c. Kiliy Bear Fund: We enclose 40 cents to help inirchase the hahr tn-ars for The Ziwv tiratulpa says the I'it-ii snatch is first In all iw)i1 wrk.

iUith M. Walton. years: R. Walton years; Kusiaell Walton, 2 years; l.HTo Temple plai-e. i'lareniM it.

Honker, 1417 Illackstone avenue. aome money. A HI TIFR J. IIANCE. v-ars.

M.W'.RI. KA.V'IK. 4 St. bonis. Nov.

'Jo Enclosed please cents for ihe'tuo iji-tl: hears. Xntue them Mv. and I'ost lijs-p-atoa. F. K.

F. T. KT-UHni .211 Pennsylvania HELEN avenue, ae etts be a -1 name 1 InclrweJ plea" tin I 20 cents to I OT the ill'' tlie zi am! wo.iid he if children, and has given me a clear head, uteady hand and good digestion for the past two years. "One must here a steady nerve and feel well to work on fine watch work, and the use of Grape-Nuts twloe a day has kept me right up to the mark." Name given by I'ostum list I la Veek, Mich. Read the book, "The Iload to Wellville," in packages.

"There's a reason." Helen Melipa 2." 'ents; cents. 4MJ1 I.eiluc street. "Billy" from the shame hanging over her. it feiir that ho would fall her seized the gill and on July 2 she wrote: "Oh, Chester, the thought that I am In your way just drives me crazy. How I want to die no one but myself knows.

When you told me you wanted me to come home for one week It made some difference. I didn't think it would and now I do not dare imagine what three weel will do. "(f you care at all dear, yo.i win not make me sufTe- any longer than Patur-doy. I mean about coming. I 1on't believe i can bear any more sutTerli, In rlcnte.

Oh, if you wrtre inly here so I could tail to you and you could pet me, dear, and tell me not to worry. I cannot tell how I really and truly need you and I presume you will never know what have suffered. "Of course, dear, do not think I nevtr think of your worrying, for I do. But you don't feel ill as I do. But it's only for one week longer.

You would smile if you know how I am trying to get strong, for I don't c-are now vgh my life is after next Saturday. I think I Reduced, Attempts Suicide. PEDAI.TA. Nov. 21.

David Yake. a Missouri Pacific carpenter, tried to end his life yesterday by cutting nine gashes In his throat and taking nine grains of morphine. Despondency over bis reduction In work caused the act. Yake Is 4S yeurs old and has a wife and four children. The family came here from Trenton.

Mo. Iear Editor: I a boy. 1 1 years old. and I live near Forest Park, and aprreciate the kindness of th4 lisT-I tspatch rei-orti T. I pre-nt a little donation to the Ke.ir Fund.

Name tlte Kiri bear lrtm-es ami the Tov hear Prince. AM lis 32: Riiter. I ini'loe lo cents to purchase the lears the MAY II. t'tiliH. aae I Here we eiteloe rt dnue I ill tie lal ci p.ij'r.

i rsit vn-il U- i.i.-e as a 1 I ir.v 1: Ip buy 1tt- tee papa thinks an:" l'ir and VI. A 11 1 A A 1 A AM' ears ym wrl'e lit l'orent I am a little jttrl 7 years old anil live near Forest Park. I go to the Emerson School. I would like to doaiate 1 cent to help bur the two little bears. Name them Teildv and Alice KATHF.RIXK SI MNERS.

Khlj-e avenue. Please find Inclosed So cents to help pay for the haty hears. We wonl.i like to tiave named Te lily an i yueen. HENRY, ItlTIi AXil yl'EEN LKiHTfAP. Inclose finil cents.

I would like one lit tie lK-nr mimed (leorr Washlnyton I oth Martha Washington. IVY Tielflh street, lo ear- 1 tl.e l'ti'V Piper in the 1 wm.lil lik aitu' in 10 ci-nts; tiils P't Pa: i Pv 'il jn.i. let and I Jill ne-1 .1 ur- the mine of Inclosed please fln-1 cents for the little fnlu CONRAD'S lliat vr not -e ui. ror im. l.e-.r the 1 lSAI.I.MtD.

7 years old. for lo eenfs an.1 two Ila-a and Corr.et. Enclosed flli'l tlie baby iars- morning until nearly o'clock, and I ncBT runu. i propose jai-K ror names I am Hl'TH W. LOWEHY.

years cl.i. Inclosed please find 2o rent for the tar fund. The names I are Sue or Sjo. tainted about 10 clock and staved in cnnld carrv narks like women r.etio- KiY KXhlllT. H.li.iijl KsI'JHT.

Mv ir to me th o. two' h.iov Tears. I iii 'l i enls to i in In Mivuii t.iei.1 for the I so: iy 1 ea THANKSGIVING SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK to uifin im. bed until nearly noon. This p.

"I don't suppose I will be home for brotn. brought me a letter fnt.ni one 1 some time, will-I? Maybe not until I or the girls, and after I read the letter am sent home dead. You know dear I ruin ted again. yo promised me that. 1 ause Ij -Iarling.

if you will onlv write nr.d thought 1 could trust you. I don't ri.ot n-m J.J. Vmie tl -II that mail kol tn 111 I Ja.k en! Jbl. PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR ri: think I will be here after next Priil.v a nek Sack Hark Ip Find endowed lo cents to help buy the little cuts to save them fiom the them Jiniln and SM Kits. N.

St. Enelow-d find SO cents from three friends of the little hears. Mirle WeissealKwn. 4 years old. rall-fornia Irnia Kramer, i vear old: Kramer.

1 year old; 2M7 v. I 'he t.lA wiuii for the o. I in. CANDIES he rmiiu'i for 1 liluTHV (JEili iU l'i 3 oh: st. Tliia tjlrl wrote to me that you seemed to be having an awfully good time, and she guessed that my coming home had done you good, as you had not seemed so cheerful in weeks.

WHITAKEK. tt FIGS Fine Turkish Uayers, per lb. urday and not to worry. I am crving I can't see my lines, and will stop. You will never, never know.

dear, how badly I feel or how much I want you this very minute. With love and kls "THK Kl. S. Chester, won't you please write and post it in the morning? Take the letter away down to the office." the -t lo rahta to P1V cents for the hear fund, have. I'all them T-rrihie JitSEPii (iCLICK.

In Inclose vou as this Is all 1 Twins. She I.onsed for rnh. "Perhaps. Chester, you don't think. Von can't beln m-ilifno, mo bidding good-hy to some places today.

There are so many nooks, dear, and all of them so dear to me. I have lived here nearly all of my life. "First I said good-by to the old Spring house, with its great masses of green moss; then to the apple tree where we Find our play house, then to the beehive, a cute little house in the orchard, and, of course, to all of the neighbors that have mended my dresses from a little tnt up to save me thrashings I really deserved. "Oh. dear, you don't ivalize what all of this is to me; I know 1 shall never see any of them and Mamma-great heavens, how I do love mamma' I don't know what I shill do without her.

"She is never cross and she always helps nie so much. Sometimes I think if 1 could tell but I can t. She ber I would like them to he wnil Allc! and Te lJv An HI It .11 1 E.M-KF ami nelrt street. Find ln-losd 10 cents for the dear 1'Mle hear. I would like for vou to call thm Te and Alice.

1 h-pe th-ir Ihanks- 1 .1 Ihev each a Ifl.lhm of sweet to Inclosed cents as a lit'le cf'ntrlVition the hear fund. HELEN MoI.riE. 2 years old. 27IS North Ninth street wish things were different. You may TH' 1rUer P1NKAPPL.K Hawaiian, extra grated, pur an MlNfK MKAT Very highest ipiullt per lb.

MIX El) N't 'THAU selected, new nuts, per lb say you do. too, but you can't possibly I Flnall' umy ro'n wrote her last wish so more than I. I have been very I''ttpr to Cllester Gllltte on July 4 and 15c 18c I have read about the two little hears and ui. Ami If thev would like to help hily them for the In would liKe to neip ouy tnem lor th In reads it milk ami a nice n.ne. i.

Foret I am years old and make many I eat and drink that thev would nie. 11; ile fat brave since I came home, but tonight I Tiard it was for her to so away forever from the little farmhouse. Sh? had been pending the afternoon stealing r.round the place, bidding farewell In secret to the tilings of her childhood loved and cherished. Attorney Weeps In Court. Finally the District Attorney's eye overflowed and lie had to sit ilow i and bury his face In his hands bt-for.

he could go on. A few minutes later he Was compelled to stop again and ask Judge Davendorf to order a recess, so that he might leave the -ourtrooii; and get himself in Imnd. "Billy" Brown's home and her friends were all ths world to and never a letter went to Gillette without its report of the happenings there and In 8oulh Otsellc. In April she wrote co-quettlshly "I am Invited to Mrs. Ames' next IVIday night and some folks are co.n-Ing up from Norwich.

But I am as lonesome for you as oh! iui I thought I'd be. I don't believe you've even missed me. I did not think all the home folks would be so glad to see me. They ate me up, and if you ever have thought I was spoiled, dex, I don't know wha. you will think of me when I get back.

I ahall be awfully glad to see you. dear. Mllve at AOO llfi suiu- visits to ttie jark to see tlie animals. Name uieiT I'AI IloHMANN. i-'l av.

"My Dear Chester: I am curled up by the kitchen tire and you would shout if you could see me. Kveryone else Is in them Johnnie alio Jennie near. 1 send 2T cents. MA It El, (jl'Ii'K. 1 01 North Euclid avenue.

CRYPTAI.I.IZI-D GINGER Finest Imported, Q. per box QC HEVKDETTO Al.I.F;- chcicoi.ati-: CRKAMS ci-Per It. OUC WAIJvJi'T DATKH-Kreshly stuffed, ir. Per lb IOC GLACE CIIKRRIKS-Iarge. sweet.

Cfl per lb OUC CONRAlT'tJ CHoCi). L.TK 40c nr, value, per lb avOC BAKERY FRI'IT CAKC -Kgual to any OCs made, par lb JOC oyhtkk i'attie Light ant flaky, "leper dog OjC 8 EET 10c NAIRKL 1 Vety fine, per can You will llmi Inclosed 10 cent, for the am very discouraged. Papa was frightened today and insists on having a doctor up 'in the morning. If I die I hope you can then be happy. I hope I can die.

The doctor says I will, and then 1 UOIO'l 111," tie heart" an save Inclosed 10 cents the little bears' Deu. i lie K'ris came up and we shot I the last firecrackers. Our lawn looks' about as green as the Cortland for love 10 see tuc Eddie and Mairm has trouble enmipn as it Is and I PK4TP.IOK MORSE. Ts-aru a the II A It It FoSTEIt 11 X. av.

corner. I will tell you about my Fourth 'couldn't break her heart l.ke that. If yuu can do Just as you like. I come iKick deul. perhaps, if she does Per doien ana.

fl.lfV. MINTTK TAPMCA Regular I he p. package OC i ut ii i fee juu. i nope you had a nice I am not the least bit offended with 1 time. We two l.tt le sister.

you. only I am a little bit blue tonight. know she won be angry with me. I will never be happy again, dear. I wish I could die.

You will never know IH in i. ai This is the last letter I can write. Tiehi save the a K'i'r air iu Gl'CK F.NHKIMEU RVi; WHISK Itottled In bond, 70. full ut 3C CLARKE HOt MASH WHISKY Mottled In bond, 70s, full I HC AN TIER HON COi: NT WIIIMK Y- r.n;..'.,1:..J2.oo PKNLIETON RYK WTIISKY years old, in full ut. boU IUU ItCM-London Iock.

b't fine for "7C. punch, bot. I ww CALIFORNIA great American Rhine Wine. nr. hot CALIFORNIA I'ORT WINE Fine quality.

OCa per aJw CALIFORNIA yilF.HRi W-INE-Very refreah- tr Ing. psr bot aVUW MTU A 1IKHI1V HitAMO a .1. lightf-ii ci cn rordinl. It. JitJU Onl.l' SI-Vl.

CHAM- The peer ot them all. tint 7ff. bottle I Lb iM.ttie. a 1. ueui.

M. i-fl ni wiuuitn VOtl Were nnt SKKItKD RAISINH an-l call A am A.M' 12c Inclnie-1 you will please find lo cents to helo buv the cub hears. TINT CRIISIiy ARiiO. Ji years old. 4710 l'a? hi.

Inchsed please find 2 cents mv subscription to the fund. Name them "Ted" for rhe male an 1 "Boose" for the female. "Ted and "Ivikmc" Is short for Hovelt. MISS ItlTH.l EUITZ. 4H.il St.

Louis a-e. fio l-a iioiunif si. I Hegular 15c value, per pkg. C1RRANTS-Kxtra clasned. quality, per I Mte a creat hum "ther little ts.ys.

soul.1 to see the lifle bears saved, so I can of a them at the "losed I Bi'1 were uoi'l 1 call Vr.y uh'uih iihm gentleman friend here from Sherburne, and the whole partv cf them went after strawberries tonight. When I saw the party start nnd knew I could not go I cried and cried ever so long a time." Still did not write, and on i June 23 this was sent to him: "Dear Chester 1 am Just wild because I don't get a letter from you. -It you wrote nie 1 utsday night and posted it Wednesday there Isn't any, reason why I shouldn't get It Are ou coming. Perhaps that Is not right but what have made me suffer. I miss I cannot help feeling that I am never i You and want to see ou.

but I wish I going to sea you again. How I wish this could die. I am going to bed now. dear were Monday. I am going to atay with 'Please come and don't let me wait Maude next Sunday night, dear, and there.

It Is best for both of us to be then go to IJe Ruyter the next morning, i there If vou have made plans for I shall get there about 10 o'clock. It something Sunday night you must come you take the train from the high i Monda morning. you will get there about 11. I am sorry 1 "Please think that I had to tfve uu I could not go to Hamilton, dear. buta whole summers pleasure and vou rapa and Mamma did not want mo tn I hr.

en.urh t. fine 13c CHARLOTTE Rt'tJSK Inclosed fit ents f.vr hear fund. Our own baking. hooe to see the rs at t- rst Park. 3s Neivstead avetcie.

V.7:.25c CIKKR-Flnest Michigan, made from selected VIOLA OLIVE. tor. vears oil o7 Califoniii As I thouiriit I would trv ths trs and send tnv one sretellnc ati.1 'v go and there are so many things I have on evening for rce. I shall expect and work hard, for in the last two weeks. vn, Monday aforenoon.

Hure you addressed the letter r'arbt? ents a let trv to name i.wu. 1 ir of W.tt. the Premier of IV, apples, per gal CITRON Selectej glare per lb uniii) a ween, nmil liey nuns mil just going out to le Kl till then have not had one line von llnn't i Ri-vter for visit I bless OU lAtviniriy and with Please" accept cents from mv little sister and mvself to help hue the cute tcr to se- them fit the nvt summer, a. we often ro 'e the an 'mil. and Mr.ia St', 12.

KHOHA a-vl Maple avenue. I kisses. Till'. KID." DELICATESSEN POTATO A I.A I Our own make, very appetliing. U.

per lb IDC BISMARCK HERRING New Importation. Just In. rr nc, can tiili FROM AG IE KRIK- RAISINS Fancy Ms Fancy you think It is funny, dear? How many "Now, dear, when I get there I wil: letteres ha-. you received from me?) go at once to the hotel and I don't think I wrote Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- I will see any of the people. If I do day.

You must have three from me." and they auk me to come to the house Sundny night brought a line from I I will say something so tney won't sus-GIHette. It was cold, and this was pect anything. Will tell them I have "Hllly's" answer: i a friend coming from Cortland, that we Malaga fjfis Clusters, per lb and Just as soon as you get this I want you to write nnd tell me that you will come up Tuesday night." A few days later "Billy" found this pathetic little thing to tell: "1 came down to breakfast about 9 o'clock this morning and I heard my youngest sister crying. She had found her pet canary dead in its cage and her poor little heart was broken. We had a very grand funeral nnd she la feeling 'aome better' tonight." Then the brMnl clothes that were never to be used: "Mamma came this afternoon.

I was glad to see her. She looked at my (tresses and said I must start them for the dressmaker' tomorrow morning. I KT'MQl'ATS -iTellclous little oranges, per box I was giad to hear from i-ou and were to meet mere, to ko to a funeral or ery rich and jns, 35c wedding some time further alone- surprised as well. I thought you creamy, per bos a. a.

anl nevt time 1 win 1 I ANI' MX KT NortU Kvnrteenth atis-et. O. Mr Pont -1 ana ten. I will all 1 '-an help tmv tnos- little pets. lneUe4 nnd 10 eenta.

and I will teil all the little ctiiiih-en I know that lias wt heard of leivlmt the little istta. fall them Klist scd IF It'Y KOiAril. fiH I'leaaaut street. Etirl wl please find lo eents tivsanU tV cute lijtle ttr. Name one 4" Uem l'os and the efii-r Itistat.

n. KITnH.rH t'ark avenue. Suce'tlon f-w r.ames. Jatk avsl JM1. Ko-closesl find 10 cents.

MAHIF, ANU RfTI.ICIKJE. LslHidle avenue. Eackswd yon will And IS ernli to belp ay Chester tll.lette received that letter in Cortland on the morning of July 7. Josephine Patrick, of Cortland, testified that she rret tiillette on the train at De Huyter on July 9. and that he made an appWntment to meet her Thursday or Friday at Seventh I.ke.

This witness was one of the party that Gillette Joined after Grace Hrowti disappeared a.nd before he win arrested. The prosecution Is trving to prove that Gillette beat "Hilly" to death and then threw her body Into the lake, where It was found later. I The prosecution maintains that Gillette fell In lovs with Miss Harriett after his misconduct with Miss Brown. and Other Table Complete Assortment of Paper Doylies Decorations. Enclosel find IO eeis the little beara, shose life I w-'i'd li.e -ave.

IIAYMoNP HOSSNFH. ream old. 3H.J Lucas avenue. I enckss" 10 cents for rhe cute little beara. Thev rem'nl me of the bears.

Teddv It and Tv lv 'i. I wish I could nd somethtii t' bev the I'ost TUsieitrJi l.lrd ir It's s- su ee' Have vou all named It yet? I think Ma'v Jane anl Uuster Ili.mii nh-e nanxi. for all ch'ld'w love th-nv CUIU THKI.MA 7 years old. ICI J.nis..n avenue. 1 enebw lo cents to he In hv the two little hears tto iaske theto corafortalje at Uie F'--et Park Zx.

I bave found cirr natoea in a Will that be all right, dear? "Maybe that won't be Just what I wEl say, but don't worry about anything, for I shall manage somehow. Only I want you to come In the morning. I don't want to wait there In the hotel all day, for if they should see me there, and all day, they would think it strasge 1 did not go to the house. "1 am about easy now. I have been would rather have my letters affectionate, but yours were so businesslike that I have come to the conclusion that you wish mine to be that way.

I may tell you. though, that I am not a business woman and so presume these letters will be far from what you want. "I would not like to have you think I was not glad to hesr from you, for I -The Quality Stores 1IA'J 1.