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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-11
London Money Market.

London Nov. 10-The Bank of England
having adopted the policy of vigorous Dor
ruvnf--. the Investors Review says:
''The immediate aspect of the money
market is more encouraging IN cOfse-
0uence OF the stiffenipg of moneq, dls-
count and foreign EXCHANGES nave III ~!
t,a3Un had a quie ting influence on the
money market New York reducing loan
rates and lifting exchange. Ihus IeaLsS
OF heavy exports OF gold New 1oThWdTu
are less acute The advance in the bank
rate has been postponed ESsentlaiig
however, the market stands Where II dlu'
at The mercy of the treasury, and help
lass against any foreign denc2nds on Us
danpeTously small stock of bullion
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GAGE NAY RESIGN.
story Circulated and Denied That he
Viii Cult Cabinet.

New York, Nov. lO.-Fhe Commercial
Advertiser says:
IT was announced at national Re
publican headquarters today that the
secretary of the treasury, Lyman J.
Gage. viii resign from the cabinet. and
Charles G. Dawes. the controller OF the
currency viii be asked to succeed him.
Mr.. Gage is going hack TO be president
again of the First National bank. en-
cago. The announcement was positive
and from an authoritative source The
change will be made before the expira-
ton of the presidents first term.
washington. Nov 10.-Secretary Gage
denied emphaticalIy this afternoon that
ne contemplated resigning from the
"a binet before the expiration Of Presl-
dent McKfnley-s first term. As to his
future movements, he said he had not
vet made up his mind what he would
do after March next.
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N-av, York Nov. I0-The Commercial
Ad,rartfser's Londo, financial cablegram;
che markets were .agnant today except
for American shares, winch were eAclteu,
s-r{v-a and strong London apparently
has turned completely around. Having
finished selling. our people are now OILS
posed eagerly to buy On.any sort OF up
i2alrfno-e & Ohio shares for example
we're largely bought today on a mere
rumor that an extra dividend might De
declared. After the close ana Wni'e dW 1T
M me oDeninz in Wall street, there was
q verV animated curb market on the
r#r-
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LABOR PARTY PLANNED.
New Organization Is to Affiliate With
the Democrats.

New York, Nov. 10.-Henry White
general secretary OF the United Car
ment Workers. makes a statement to
the effect that a movement has been
started for the organization of a ma
tional Dor political party in sympathy
with the Democratic party, and to be
affiliated with the National Association
of Democratic clubs.
Mr. White says that this party, while
it is composed exclusively of members
OF labor organizations, will act indie
pendentIy of the labor party, but Will
further all measures, state and ma
tional, supposed to be in the interests
of labor It viii favor the Democratic
platform, he says, with the exception
of the free silver plank.
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New Hotel For Ogden.

Work will commence Tuesday on the
new hotel to be built by Patsy Healy
at the corner of Wall avenue ana
Twenty-fifth street. The building VIII
be three stories high, with frontage
of 120 feet on Wall avenue and sixty
feet on Twenty-fifth street. 1t will be
constructed of brick and stone, and cost
s26 COO
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Coffee and Sugar.

Now York. Nov. s10.-COffee-Spot 0,
inter. No. Z invoice S1s bid, mild, qu:
Cordova. 91IaI34. Futures closed s.dy
with prices points net lower. Total 50,
25.Z5J bags, including December, GoJi 4
many. 40; March, 7.15; April, !-lo4g;
MAJ 20: June. 7.25d7.SI. July, i;
AuLusr. 7.S5: September. 7.zJd14O
Sugar-Raw, quiet: fair refining L;
centrifugal, As; molasses sugar SPs'
as. No. Q. 475, No. 10, 40; No. II, 2;
No. Il. AGO; No. 10. 400; No. Il. 4.5555; stat
ara A. $40; conteetioners' A, 5-4O; mol
A. SIS; cut loaf, 500; crushed b-UV; p'-
dered. 30: graduated, 5.oOi cupes, 80.
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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. Nov 10,-CattIe-Recpts
100. Unchanged
higher. Bulk of sales, 4.57iz1t4S2l2; hwy,
81. ol72; packers, 4.l5Gt4.S5; miXe4. 20
d49U; light, 4.71EQ4.S5; workers, 4.'0GSJ;
pigs, 4.lUa4.S2lz.
sheen
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Whiskv-Basis of high wines,
Clover-COntract grade. lew.
Pnciao 60 erain Markg.

San Francisco, Nov. .-Wheat-eady'
"a 1 80 9',Siet. T1ecember 73I5; Oh, %.
3--+Sc,5 No. Ne - .Ot,al wheat salers
have advanced their limits TO % cfs Tor
" ALA Walla. -
Cleared, ship Deccau Tor elueS1o"h'
with 1883 bushels Of wheat.
Tacoma, Nov 10-Wheat-Qul ana
unchanged. Blueztem, 81; club d.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Is Active and Firm, Making
an Advance.

Chicago. Nov 10.-MCSer2te activity anu
considerable firmness characterized the
, hear market throughout the session save
for n moment at the start win Inc
1,-,-arbe.. unsettled. cables flrm and ArSen-
dino reports claiming % per cent carnage
10 the crop of that country, December
.,.-,.r7l- "A shade higher al $3.50 i3S4 ana so
an after touched 1875 The receipts Sno"
continued SigrS of diminishing, ana TINS,
.ouDIed with the Argentine adNlceS,
prestige a reduction in the portable sur
nIuz of that territory, and a correspond
ing Increase for the domestic product
cgused covering by shorts. CASH houses
49, also GOOD buyers and brokers had
orders 10 buy for the foreign dccouil l.
seb -ssIfs were reported a. $4,000 bushels
Dacamber advanced gradually 10 t414N
74ss and closed trim = over yesterday dt
1rn- was active and in good demand,
horh tor spot and futures. Inc feature
vas the advance of November me tlIsl
few minutes of the session. duc 70 tiit
growing scarcity of old corn ana Ihe -
( T1at much OF the delivery IS cOhcehtIdteu
i'm a few hands. December closed IA
higher at 357s- d. - IN,
rafhx with wheat and corn DeceIhoSi
closed Il higher at DDS
. The whole provisions list advance
4 shaTDIv Orfe IngS suddenly increased
er6 shorts were anxious buyers Ilgn
hog receipts and demand from EASllSi
+ walkers were factors January pore
closed STA over yesterday; lard, iva ~
, cents higher and ribs Is cents improved
me .o-usug Iutures ranged as lOlLOMS-
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OGDEN NEWS.
Ogden oHios, 524 Utah Loan and
Trust Building Telsphons ia
Ogden, Nov. H.
Court Matters.

Two divorces were granted yesterday
by Judge Rolapp. one to Mrs 9. a.
johnson and one to Mrs. Alberta Stalk
er from William Stalker.
The case of Emily Peterson vs.. j. Z.
Armstrong ct al. went to trial ana
motion to non-suit was argued and tax
on under ADJUSTMENT
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- Bait.

1a .. Ia Call)
Il don't K YOU men esE,.v-
orofeseional Ear T., the amateur hshei-
= -, an. trouble of digging up
sc :!C-s Ss5 yod .d1 US a better way Nc
asked fsbiug always
We'll , When crowd Of imprss s,35li1
g gs6afe '' T6en start in e. tel WIEN fai The
ghost and detective StO stop short
climax is about 20 coiii'
ia collect the bsted , ol - III have
knew it TO fail yet No
q cigar this time
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Denver Livestock.

Denver Nov. -Cattle-Receipts929
Active and StTOng. Beer steers, o-f5lz9;
-, q. --,l,g az. Feeders fre1gnt pa to
the river, 5. OU6t450; stOCkers, IreigntaId
to the river, 3.5CQ450; bulls, stays, &c,
'-.1-GReceipfs. 800 Steady. Eht
D5c<ers. 4. 7CI4.SO; mixed and heavy, toQ
$50.
80 sheep.
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Weeks Exports and Imports.

New York. Nov. 10-Exports OF gold and
silver from this port to all countries Tor
ti-ie u-aaI- aggregate 81 331 $50 silver bars
and coin and SlC.G10Cj3 in gold.
The imports of specie were 81. too0 gold
and Seel sol silver. -,-..,
The imports OF dry goods anu LTIOiidii-
disc were valued at Sll.lz3,3t5.
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MIR. Reey's stock Of sheet music
and music instruments were dam
aged sliglT by smoke, and he pro-
poses to c.e out his entire stock at
Drices thaviu astonish buyers. All
sheet musat 10c; formerly sold for
ON and aOCEverything in proportion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-11

Mexican dollars, 501s
state bonds, inactive, railroad bondS-
strong government bonds. weak reIund-
rs y registered, 1856; rounding 3
coupon 1C55s; IS registered L10' coupon.
49,: new a. registered and coupon. Loo7s ;
Oh q REGISTERED and coupon. 116s 5s reg
IsLertd ll2ll. cOupOn. ~.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-11
ANARCHIST Is SENTENCED.
shah's Assailant Condemned to
Prison For Life.

Paris. Nov. 1O.-Francois Salson. the
anarchist who attempted to shoot the
shah of Persia, Mouzaffer Ed Din, Aug.
,. while the latter was visiting the ex-
position, was convicted today and con-
demnea to penal servitude for life. He
listened to his sentence in silence. The
presiding judge tried to bring out the
~~archistir ideas Of the prisoner, and
SaIson said:
u an. a soldier of the revolution. l
a+teoDted To kill Casimir-Perier on &C
count Of his re0ressive measures
against anarchy. ] attempted to Kill
the shah because he is the embodiment
Of power and riches.
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Condition of the Treasury.

Washington. Nov. 1C.-Ioddy 5tdtS-
,,,,nI Of The treasury balances in the gen.
Hr7I fInd exclusive of the $150,00QO go gold
reserve i'm the division Of FedempIUL
shows: Available cash balance @lS9'0-''-
40; gold, S94,5l2,350-
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Loan. Fxchange I'D sflver.

New York. Nov. 1D-Close: Money on
cal! nominal. Prime mercantile paper, AZ
Gy2s per cent Sterling exchange, nom
mai with actual BUSINESS in bankers
1lllS, at 4S4lQU46f5s for demand. and 4.69s
HlN0a4 for 81 days. Posted rates. ASH
and Asia. Commercial bills, AS0Q 1885,
Silver certificates, stats
Bar silver. "a
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Inexplicable.
Boston Courier.O

Professor (to his wife, provokedl-I
never know how to take you, Amelia
hat and now rye bought it Tor you,
30. don't like it at all
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New York. Nov 10.-Pig iron, quiet
northern. 14U3aI5.J0; southern. 13531s l7.92
Copper-Quiet; brokers to-f9tsl 9.Sf3z-
..s.-Dlsi, brokers, 4.tl
Tin Plates-Quiet-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-11

IF you will keep a vial of "T1'' at hand
and take a dose when necessary, you
will never have q Cold 1t doesn't mat
ter if the weather changes suddenly; if
you are caught out with light apparel,
without Overcoat or wrap; if you get
over-heated and ride in an open car,
or are exposed waiting for your car
riage: if you work or sew in a cold
room, or sit in a draughty church.
meeting house, ODera or theatre If
you carry a vial of or Git fits the
pocket and pocketbOOk) and use it
freely. you win be protected and will
not take Cold.
At druggists. or mailed, 25c.
Dr. Humphreys Manual on the care
and treatment of the sick in all all
ments {especiaHy children), mailed
free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co. Cor. William & John SITS, New
York.
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Butter and Eggs.

Chicago. Nov. 10.-On the produce'x-
change today the butter market was N
creamery, 15G23; dairy, 1Z52Q1S.
Cneese-ActIVe, lUuI12-
Eggs-Steady; fresh, 20.
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Ogden Society.

Tho date of the Columbia club inau-
guraI ball will likely be Nov ~. cover
nor Wells has already accepted an IN
vitation to attend and a number OF
other state and national officers are
expected to be present from Salt Lake
and other localities.
Mr., and Mrs. BOstaDh were the re-
ci3ients of very enjoyable surprise
Wednesday evening III honor Oh the
fifth anniversary of their marriage;
After CONGRATULATIONS we're showered
upon the host and hostess the evening
was spent in music and games
Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple
the marriage ceremony was performed
uniting Miss Lulu f. Brown ana John
O'NeiI.
Misses GaIena ConweH and Bessie
Anes of Salt Lake are the guests OF
Miss Virgie Breeden.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D Wood OF salt
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs H G. Wood of
Spencer, Ida. are the guests OF MT
and Mrs. E. T. Hulaniski.
Miss Dora Layne was the recipient
( OF q birthday party Friday evening
( The evening was very enjOyabiy Spen1
/ in dancing playing games and listen
/ ing to music; also partaking OF very
{ dainty supper.
Mrs. w. c. Smith Of Los Angeles
/ Cal. is the guest of Mrs. f. McCardle
! Miss Mary Mccormick, who is ct
! tending St. Mary's academy, Sal
| Lake, was in Ogden last week visitin;
| her parents
<. . -
Bert Mowbery. and Miss Anna Nc
Kenzie were married Nov. 8 at Evan
/ ston and left for an eastern visit.
For Sunday School Convention, Sal
Lake. the Rio Grande Western an
/ nounces rate of 81. 50 round trip froT
! ogden on November 10, IL and L
Trains depart at 7:25 a. m. 2:15 p. II
and T:15 p. m. Save ten minutes b
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Mrs w. c. Smith Of Los Angeles,
Cal. is the guest of Mrs. f. McCardle.
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Bert Mowbery. and Miss Anna Nc
Kenzie were married Nov. ! at Evan
stou and left for an eastern visit.
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Miss Mary Mccormick. who is at
tending St Mary's academy, Salt
Lake. was in ogden last week visiting
her parents
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See Mehesy the Furrier
for furs. Knutsford.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-12
ILLINOIS CENTRAL

ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
NORTHERN LINES
Tram. Depart. Arrive.
Northern Illinois Express
Litchfisld. Springfield. Free
port and Dubuque ............ 1852 am s7:4s nm
chicago daylight Special :....'13:30 pm $50 pm
Chicago Diamond Special -. s?:10 pm sf:,4 an,
Springfield Accommodation -. AIS pm 'lo:4s am
SOUTHERN LINES
New Orleans Fast Mail-Cairo,
Memphis. Jackson, Tenn.
and Texas Express ........... sT:5S am s7.,i nm
New Orleans Special - Cairo, pan
Memphis and New Orleans =. q :04 pm s5:1s nm
Accommodation Murphysboro,
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester ...v.:,--.... t4:25 pm t11:3 am
Memphi New Orleans; Dixie
Fiyer-Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonville. Fla. ............ 'S:44 pm s7:,s am
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UNIVERSAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA.


GARFIELD COUNCIL. NO. 4. UNIVERSAL
Friends Of America. meets first and Third Tues
day evenings OF eacn month ut Tenth and Carroll
sts. Members expected TO attend and friends
cordially invited.
DIR. CHAS. b. De O Chief Counselor.
w. II. Johannes. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON COUNCIL. NO. J..
Universal Friends OF America. meets second and
fourth Tuesday evenings OF each month at JET
ferson ave. and Carr st. Members expected to
attend and visitors cordially invited.
JOS. A. MCMILLAN. CHIEF Counselor.
A. Diederich. Secretary.
JEFFERSON COUNCIL. No.. 3. UNIVERSAL
Friends Of America. meets first and third
Wednesday evenings or each month a, Fourteenth
and Benton SITS. Members expected to attend
and visitors cordially invited.
MARTIN LEONHARDT, CHEZ Counselor.
Ed Knueppe. Secretary.
COUNCIL. NO. 2, UNIVERSAL
Friends of America. meets second AID fourth
Friday evenings Of each month at Fifteenth It.
and Cass ave. Members expected to attend and
visitors cordially invited.
r AUGUSTA BIsCHOFF. Chief Counselor.
John Fl. Michelmann. Secretary.
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FRISCO LINE.

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Valley Park Accommodation. t7:l0 am f10:30 am
Valley Park Accommodation. :. 49, am Is rs am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1880 am HES pm
Texas and Kansas Mail. for
Carthage, Joplin, Wichita,
Arkansas City, Oklahoma.
Dallas, Galveston and Fort
Worth 'S:i5 am $3.50 pm
Valley Park Accommodation. Il :3$ pm f6:45 am
Pacitc Accommodation ...--... II 10 pm t10:26 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1880 pm TOSS pm
Pacific Accommodation. 1890. fo:2i pm fI:45 am
Valley Park Accommodation. fI:l0 pm t7:o0 pm
Texas Limited (vestibule), for
Eureka Springs. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas, Greenville, En-
mis-, Corsicana, Austin, San
Antonio. Houston and CAL
weston -...-...-...-:. $3.50 pm T:I am
Oklahoma. Carthage. Joplin.
Wichita. Burton and the
West $500 pm s7:25 am
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES,

AeA ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. Il. F. OF
49, meets every Thursday, 8 D. M. at ~.
W sonic Hall, Seventh ana Marker sts
W. Visiting members heartily welcome e.''
| h. ". Mcchesney. ". S. W.
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RATHBONE SISTERS.

AEGIs TEMPLE. 70. ;. RATHBoNE SIS
tiers. meets every second and fourth Monday OF
each month at Fraternal Hall. Eleventh street
invited. SISTER NJ M r =
Sister Verona kraas. N. of II. & C.
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HREMEN'S HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

~ VOLUNTEER
~WEN FIREMEN'S HISTORICAL So
ES ciety meets third Sunday OF
SM&v0V OF every month. 1860 Locust st.
Meetings adjourned during the sumn.er until
third sunday in October next. All ST. Louis
volunteer firemen are invited 10 attend.
F. l.. GARESCHE. President.
Thomas Lynch. Secretary.
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yANDALIA LINE

Train.
East Mail .......... ..-........
Trains Nos. 20 and Il. New
York. Philadelphia. baltimore
and Washington Special.
Indianapolis and New YORK
Local ....... .-... .........,
New York Limited .-...........
Petoskey and Mackilaw Linz
tied ........
Columbus and Eastern Express
Vandalia Accommodation ....
Indianapolis and New York
Express -..-.....-. ...-.-....'
Fast Mail
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GOLD N silver

Plating and repairing. Clocks. watches and opers
glasses and chandeliers gold plated; cash paid
fer old gold and silver articles: fine gold for sal
seekamp q krause. Sl2la Pine ST., St. Louis. Mo
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ST. AGATH BRANCH. NO. 4o1. c. X. of A.
Meets every second and fourth Wednesday Of the
month, $50 Utah street.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE

Eastbound-Leaves Eighth and Gratiot Streets.
except Sunday, AID. o:l6. I:57. Ssh, 1895, Ti:i3
a M l2:3o. Lac. ,2:46. 4. $50. 6:2,, SCI p M.
SATURDAY and Sunday oniy-u:l y. m. Sunday
leave Washington Sunday. 4:2t,
e:2l. .:il, s:31. 1y:v9. 1i:23 a. m: l2:24. I.4b. $50.
SUI, Ola. 90, SIS 2. II. Saturday and Sunday
only-ll4o p. M. Sunday only-5:27, 7:3s. 1c:i5 a..
M: 5:2S p. m.
Westbound-Leaves Granite City, Except Sum
day-5:is. 4 S:l4. 9;ss, 1914, a. m i:la. 2:l.. s:3.
500. S.i+. 5:53, .t.l2. a:lI p. m. Saturday only
$50 p. m. Sunday only-5:55, 1856 a. M. 1903. q
y m.
Leave Madison-Except Sunday, 5:lo, 1.O4, Sis.
s:32, 1875 a. M Ills, Ell, 2:27. 4:4. s.. 7li, 3:2I
y. m. Saturday only-4:55 p. m. Sunday only o.,
y:l a. NJ: 1901. 6:14 p. m.
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RED MEN.

OPECANCANOUGH TRIBE. No. 50-Meets
every second and fourth Monday: sleep at ORR
entail Hall, northeast corner Jefferson avenue and
Adams street. Members expected to after d and
visitors cordially invited TO sit around our council
fire. f. X. Sachem.
E. i. seeley. c.. of +. .
STANDING l. TRIBE. Nc. 3s. IMPROVED
Order of Red Men-Meets every Tuesday evening
a. Druids' Hall. corner Ninth and Market streets.
Visiting chiefs are cordially invited to be pres
ent at our council meetings.
HARRY d. RODGERS. Sachem.
A. Leck, C. Of P. 1854 South Fourteenth st.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLAYING

replates and repairs silverware:
gold plates watches, jewelry: good work. cas-
for old gold, silver and platinum. 2os N. Sew
enth st.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
FOR SALE.

\ rAlI: Of mules. ) years old. 10. hands
high. sound, just brought in from country.
Petersen's farm yard. 1853 :. Broadway.
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}. & o. S.-W. Il. Il.

y. w. Il. REUNION
Train.
For Hannibal. H. & st. ].
points. Quincy. keokuk and
burlington
Local to Hannibal .............
For Quincy and North ........
For st. Paul. Minneapolis, via
East Side lines. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The Burlington-Northern Pa
Glfc Express Tor Kansas
City. ST. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wyo-
ming. Montana, Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
The Twin City Express; for
minneapolis st. Paul and
The Nebraska. Coiorado Ex-
press" for Denver, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. Joseph
Local to Burlington ............
For Northern Iowa. St. Paul
and Minneapolis .............
For Illinois. via East Side line
to Rock Island
For Dubuque and La Crosse.
For Kansas City. Omaha. st.
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska.
Colorado. Utah and Pacific
Coast: also Northwest ......,
Local from Hannibal ...........
For Alton-Leave 1850 a. M.
daily; 1:0O a. m. daily: 1:5f
only: 300 p. M, except Satu
500 D. m. except Sunday; 5:5l
p. m. daily: 500 2. m, daily.
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Depart. Arrive.

Depart. Arrive.
sS:2s am '7:fs I'm
500 pm C:05 am
$3.50 pm 80 AM
.erSOn Route.
Depart. Arrive.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ST. LOUIS TINE.
IRON MOUNTAIN.

Depart. Arrive
1895 am T:So pn
900 am '5:55 Pr
2:21 pm &55 pm
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'S:37 pm 7:0n an
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CARPETS taken up. cleaned, made over and
laid. best work; lowest prices. Empire Steam
Carpet Cleaning Co, al23 Lucas. Main ll3l: G ys
CARPETS taken UP, cleaned, MADE over and
laid, best work: lowest prices. Empire steam
Carpet Cleaning Co., 2l23 Lucas. Nam lI3l; Z s6S.
STEAM CARPET
cO.-Special attention TO altering, sewing. relay
Ing: Easton and Pendleton. Lindell 214M. Kin
loch ID $50.
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u WASHINGTON LODGE, NC 1873. X. OF
No P, meets every Friday evening. west hall,
- Masonic Temple, Seventh and Market
Knight, Friday. August Il, 1900. Members are re-
ouested to be present. Visiting brothers always
welcome. LUCE, c. c.
J. p. Dumn:ch X. OF R.. & s.. 3lo4 Clark ave.
HULEMA LODGE. NO. seI. X. OF P.-MEETs
every Monday evening snd at p: m. Burlins.sn
inI,. F. ]. fOLIIMER, c. Z.
Attest H. J. Conway. X. Of r. & S.
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L.. II. & ST. L.. RY. Hen,
Train.
Fast Mail-owensIoro. Glover
port. Louisville and the East.
Eastern Express - Greensboro.
cloverport. Louisville and the