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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Men Of Money Make Merry in
Wall Streets Great
Mart.
THEY TURNED TO BOYS AGAIN.
Galleries Filled With Handsomely
Gowned Women, Who Wit
messed Annual FrOlic of
Bulls and Bears.
REPUBLC SPECIAL.


New York, Dec. 22.-WalI street forgot
this afternoon its stocks and bonds and all
the daily patter Of the world financially
while 1t celebrated merry Christmas In its
own fashion on the floor Of the Stock Ex-
change.
The celebration was something worth
travelling far to see. and II Santa Claus had
anything to do with 1t. it must have given
the cookies of his genial heart an extra
warning to see the way grave, gray-headed
brokers turned boys again.
Bulls and bears and weak little lambs cut
loose from all prosaic business and capered
around mammoth Christmas tree while
thousands of spectators, mostly of the fair
sex, looked on in laushter-chOked approval.
The glittering tree that reared its stately
tinsel-crowned head in the lofty exchange
undoubtedly was the biggest Christmas tree
that will be found in New York this year
1t stood some thirty feet high. and was
planted on a platform over the Broad street
entrance. Great ropes of holly and Christi
mas greens stretched from gallery to gall
lery, and up under the rafters on all Sides
The tree was hung with ropes of gold and
silver tinsel. and every branch bore dozens
of gifts and ornaments.
There were scores Of slEek bulls. shaggy
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23


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DE.ht'. II" IT. lom piehh 10 Ed war 80,
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.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Horse and Buggy Stolsn-S50 Reward.
FUNERAL OF LEMERT WILKES.
Little Boy Fatally Burned While
Looking for Santa Claus.

The funeral Of Lemert Wilkes the 4-year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence, No.
li22 Whittier street. The Reverend Mr. Ew-
ing of the Taylor Avenue Baptist Church
conducted the services. The body was con-
veyed to Bellefontaine Cemetery in a funer-
al car.
The death Of the child was unusually sad,
With anticipations OF Christmas the little
fellow was put to bed Thursday night. A
few minutes later when no one was obServ-
ing. he slipped from his bed. and, in his
nightgown. went TO the fireplace. presuma-
bly, TO watch for some sign of Santa Claus
He Ventured 100 near and, in an instant
his nightgown was i'm flames. They were
eXtinguished by his mother. but the shock
and Inhalation of the flames proved fatal
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAI-(C., p. & ST. L.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Peoria. Pekn. Springfield Graf
ton and Cholteau Station. 1914 e - Pm
Springfield and Grafton MAIL. s4:5s pm 'I0:55
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Henry Hiemeuz, Jr.

Henry Hiemenz. Jr.. reports the following
sales:
avenue lot 56xYJ feet. owned by the l.. J.
Pauley Jail and Manufacturing Company
sold 10 III. l.. Wright for $500. Mr. Wright
has had plans drawn and will begin the
erection of a handsome store building on the
corner The entire lot will be improved and
the upper floors arranged in improved apart
mcnts having fronts on both Grand ana
Cleveland avenues.
Lot on Park avenue, northwest corner Nir-
ginia avenue l2s feet III. inches by II. feet;
owned by Henry Hitchcock; sold to Charles
A. I.ange for $500
Lot on REtgcr street, south side, In Vista
Heights. west Of Grand avenue; p by 40
feet; owned by Henry HemenZ, Jr.. trustee;
sold to Charles Dixon for $3.50. The purchaser
will erect a home.
Lot in Watson Road Addition. north side
OF Arthur avenue, east of Morgan Ford road; +;
81 by l25 feet; owned by the Franklin Invest
ment Company; sold to Mrs Julia NefT Tor
ago as an inVpS' ment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

depth and the panne arranged In folds
from the lower edge of the yoke to the
belt.
The entire front Is covered with lace
which is drawn down In a point at the GEN.
ter and fastens invis!bly on the left side
Folds OF the panne, arranged at the I'M
derarm seams. are drawn together over
the bust in bolero effect and fastened under
huge roSette. The collar is deeper at the
back than in front. and edged with a band
of panne.
The close-ftting. two-piece sleeves termi-
nate just below the elbows. The lace un-
dersleeves are gathered at upper and lower
edges and arranged on the velvet sleeves
the joining being hidden by folds of panne
with rosettes at the elbows. The lace is
adjusted a tight wrist-band, which
fastens with a tewcled button
Lovely bodices in this mode may be devel-
oped in velvet. satin taffeta, brocaded Silk
or frosted moire. combined with lace, all
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Realty Notes.

The deepest sympathy is expressed fol
John L. Love in the loss of his estinabl,
wife. Mrs. Irene Love.
The secretarial force of the Real Estate
Exchange is busy just now graphing viii
statistics for the annual report of the eN-
change. which will probably be published in
next sundays Republic.
Lot * l-3XliJ east side Cora avenue, be
tween Garfield avenue and North Market
street, in city block 1913 was sold at auc-
tion on the floor of the Exchange December
~ 1t brought s.. l50 cash
President Macbeth. who represents the
Real Estate Exchange on the new Commit
tee on Public Welfare. will shortly call a
meeting at the Exchange for the purpose
of discussing the proposed amendments 10
the City Charter. Later on meeting OF
members exclusively will take action on the
amendments.
An unusually good meeting of the Board
Of Directors OF the Exchange was held on
Thursday afternoon. Those present were
President Macbeth. Messrs. Joseph T.
Whyte. r. A. Richardson, T.. c. Rowse. T..
A. Hilderbrandt. W. A. Giraldin. \. g.
Blanke Thomas NJ. Grace. G. &. Crone. X
\. Boyle. James u. Blake and James r:
Fogg The session lasted two hours and
much important business was transacted
Never Bauman was elected associate mem
ber. Three other applications for member
ship will soon he placed on the bulletin
board.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
CAPITAL STOCK is INCREASED.
Brown Shoe Company Has 81, ,526,-
1926 in Assets,

The Brown Shoe Company filed notice yes
terday of increase of capital stock from
ssoo coo TO sl,eeo.01 The assets of the conn
pany are given as sl.5o6. 76e56 and the liabiu-
ties as $50. .2S4.i9.
officers of the company stated that the
increase of capital was made necessary by
the constantly growing volume OF business
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
FOR PROTECTION OF MEMBERS.
Committee of Chosen Friends TO
Present Report Tuesday Night.

At meeting of representative members
of the defunct order of Chosen Friends held
at Howard's Hail. Garrison and Olive street
on the evening of December H. the day be-
fore the collapse proceedings were begun
IN Indianapolis. Ind, "A member OF the SUI
preme body admitted its Insolvency where
upon a committee Of five was appointed TO
devise and report plan OF action for pro-
lection OF the membership.
This committee will present its conclu-
sions to a meeting TO b. held in the same
hall. at .. m. Tuesday. December -, N
is expected all interested will attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
MISSING FOR SECOND TIME.
Young Girl of Mattoon. ILL.,. Sup.
posed to BE Kidnapped Again.

Mattoon, Ill. Dec. 22.-Cannine Holland.
the H-year-old foster daughter of Landlord
henderson of the City Hotel. at Newman,
has again disappeared.
The child was kidraped last Thanksgiy-
ing morning and only last week was found
at Princeton Ind, and brought back home
AT her last disappearance she had no wraps
and was bareheaded, which leads to the be-
lief that the child has been abducted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

with a pointed bertha Jaunty little holerOs
decorate the blouse fronts. and are incluled
in the underarm. armseye and shoulder
seams
The short puff sleeves are completed with
pointed velvet cuffs
The skirt is gathered at the upper edge
and adjusted on narrow velvet belt II
flares gracefully around the bottom. The
velvet bow and ends at the back are very
effective.
This dress may be made high or low neck.
with long or short sleeves. as preferred
Silk, cashmere. Henrietta, nuns yelling or
Iansdowne are appropriate for the mode.
The bolero and bertha may be made OF the
same fabric and edged with fancy braid IL
q palmer finish Is desired
To make the dress for child years will
require two yards of forty-four-inch ma
terial, with one yard of velvet. The pat
tern. No. Sl57. is cut in sizes for children
T. g. 8 and 10 years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

This firm reports sales as below:
They sold No. 1910 Farming avenue eight
room stock brick. modern. ON lot 25XSs feet.
from Charles Eakin aid wife to Elizabeth
Msrqui1z: $50 cash. Bought for invest
ment.
Also lot on kensington avenue next
west or No. SHs; 25xl1o feet: sold for sJa
cash per 'front.' foot; from J. r.. Suthusth,.
To Harvey Tlomas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
John 4. watkins a. CO.

John A. Watkins & Co. report the follow
ing sales:
Lot J.Xlie. on the north side of Park ave-
nue. 100 feet west of Ohio; from Kate Tun
pies To Edward Scown; consideration 81 80
Purchaser intends improving property with
stores and naJs.
Nos. 26ll-26i3 North Tenth street. two
seven-room brick houses arranged for four
families: lot 4lXa5. consideration S. 100. from
Michael J. Hester to Christian J. Sfroh who
bought az an investment as property rents
for 81 per month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
VI. R. Cruner.

VI X. 'ramer reports the following sales.
Nos f3c1-63-tio Evans avenue a SET OF
three flats containing four rooms and bath
ana having u front Of 20 feet: from a client
10 Theresa Leonard for $50 who pur-
'hased for an investment. The purchaser
was represented by John :. Blake a i,ro
No. tpI Famous avenue. a two-story
seNen-room frame dwelling, with 80 feet
.font. Tor $3.50; from II. II. Weiiman 10
r. b. Raymond. who purchased for a home
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Kohn OF Trenton, ILL.,. for s1.6.5.

Kohn of Trenton, ILL.,. for s1.6,
Lot 25xl25 the west side of Oregon
avenue between Utah and Wyoming
streets: from Herman Meyer to Henry
Schroeder for s625.
Lot t0xl20, north side Park avenue. west
Of Ohio avenue, for $3.50: from John j.
Fogarty to Frederick Amman.
Corner Of Twentieth and John avenue. 55S
10. for s.. .I19; from W. II. Bush 10 Edward
Mars.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

Apple & Hemrnelmann Real Estate Com
pany report the following:
~ 3i3l-33-37 EaGs avenue, three brick
buildings, in course Of construction, of two
flats of five and six rooms each. with fur
mace and all other modern conveniences;
from Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate
Company TO a client for Sl5yoo Bought for
an investment.
No. iiSy Chouteau avenue, a one and ore
niences. lot 27.6x12S feet. to George Huss-
mann, for S;.52S.sS. Bought for a home.
Lot l0ox132, south side Vista avenue go
1set west Of Newstead Avenue to Jacob
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Good Loan Going Begsing.

As an illustration of the i'll effects OF
amendment No. 3. President Jas. Maguire Of
the John Mcguire Real Estate Company yes
terday received letter asking If he could
make a loan of S6p.ts9 at per cent on
property i'm a large, Missouri city, worth
four times that amount. If the amendment
had been defeated. prominet insurance
company. which is said to be withdraw ins.
its lnaninC funds from the State. stood
ready to make the loan at per cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

Child's Dress. with Bolero. No. sl5,-Pale
pink spotted popin and coral velvet are
here prettily combined to make a stylish
little party dress
The waist is mounted an a lining body
which closes in the center back.
The full front and backs are arranged at
a round yoke depth, the neck being finished
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
WILL WE'D HER MANAGER.
Miss Grace Howard Engaged (,
South Dakota Ranchman.

Chamberlain. S. D.. Dec. 2a-Tbe mar
riage is announced of Miss Grace Howard.
daughter Of the distinguished New York
journalist. TO Joseph Mesnard. manager of
home forty miles west of Chamberlain. on
the White River.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
NichoII.-Rittrr Il. and =. To-

Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial COM
pany sold to Thomas \. Taarre the nine
room red brick-front house No. 2712 Chest
nut street. with lot 25Nl2i feet; the Irup-
erty Of James ii. Case. for S,Ggo Mr.
Taaffe bought an investment and has
rented the property at 50 per month.
They also sold to Doctor James H. Case
for account OF Margaret p Evans, wife of
John Evans, the red brick residence known
as No. II Lewis Park, with lot 5AxlO feet
for N,+p. The house will be occupied by
Doctor Case as his future residence
They also sold for Allen w. Brown t.
Doctor Otto +. Fischer the double fiat
building known as No 3t5O and 3432 Ore
gon avenue with lot 80 feet front by 121
feet deep, for SSH. This property was
bought by Doctor Fischer as an investment
and rents for $63 per month, or sos per
year. The purchaser was represented by
Z. +. Nogel.
The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company report a good Inquiry for invest
ment and residence property.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

During the week ending Friday evening
1t,l deeds. transferring realty were filed at
the office of the Recorder. the total ccnstd-
erationS named amounting 10 $si5.Hs2- CThree
hundred and ninety-iive thousand three hun-
dreG and thirty-twOD
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
AGENTS. REPORTS.
Mc>nir 4 Harris Real Estate Co.

McNair & Harris Real Estate Company re-
port the sale of sixteen three-room flats ant
store on southeast corner of Finney ana
Newstead avenues. with lot 50 feet OH Fin
ney avenue by l32 feet inches on Newstead
avenue: from Herman Iuyties. Jr.. TO Rob
ert G. RichmOnds for 81, 500
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
Paul Jones A 90.

, Paul Jones & Go. report having closed VI
another sale of one of the Hortense plac.
lots during ;he past week. The purchaser
was Mr. Amedee V. Reyburn. Jr.. VIII,
bought So-foot lot on the north side ~!
the street. the third lot east of King :
highway. Architects are now drawing IN,
plans for very elegant residence. which
will be begun soon the plans have
been decided upon.
a nineroom frame house, on the south side
Of Gates avenue. loo feet east Of Hamilton
avenue, from Annette B. Stewart TO r..
IumeliuS. Also sold house No. b5.O F.tZel
avenue, lot 60 feet, from l.. Isrmeius 10
Annette Il. Stewart. The price of the Gates
avenue property WAS $1,000 and the. F.tZe.
avenue property 500.
They also report sale of three sets OF
fats on Sattery street. from Thomas II.
Pratt OF Connecticut to VI. VI. Mittendorf
Tor S..oJ cash.
They report the sale of flats Nos 1893 and
1922 Arlington avenue. five and six rooms,
each. for SlbHo, to client of David l..
Ieahy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
LADIES' DRAPED WAIST.
There Is Still Novelty in the Sep
aratc Bodice.

Geranium panne and ivory lace over taf-
reta Were combined to develop this artis-
ne waist. II is mounted on a glove-fitted
lining which closes i'm the center front, the
seams and darts being fcatherboned. The
backs are faced with lace to a square yoke
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

0eA+n KNIGHTS OF HONOR HAVE AZ
fNN ranged for memorial service 10 he heia
ZLN December %. 1906 at Union Hail R-naE
way and Renton street, in behalf of
fast Superior dictator J. w G0haan
supreme Dictator John II. Shannon Srnren,a
Reporter r. F. Nelson and members of s,,hnr
dinate lodges in Missouri. who have died curing
past year. ~N -Ui' 'A.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMEy


>,4>Gk, -oNENANT Lodge No 60 A o. II
fS&SHrL meets second and foruth FRIDAY
I'd Franklin ave = e"'
= 3s3SW NJ. DALTON
~ II. ".
EAS Recorder,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ARLINGTON-l5 n: St. Louis City Lot
Co. to Valentine Sauerbrunn-dtc. d.....s
EROADWAY-50 #. G. s., bet. Mullanphy
and Howard: Harry Arsher to ]. Bischeit
" d.. ;..-.-i........ -.c...;;...;-...;
Garrison: Jos. Clifford to VIM. Louder
man-w. d.. .-..-.................-....
BENTON-as #. n. s.. bet. 22d and I'D:
ST Louis Trust Co. to Luther Imboden
-sltC.
CABANNE-45 IT.; General Renting & Inv,
Co. to ALFRED Bevis-w. d................,,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

SHAVING MUGS. the latest is aluminium.
ana we nave them. Rawlings Sporting
CssAds Company. 60 Locust street,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

For the latest and best books by popular
authors go 10 Phillip Roeder. 3o7 North
Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

Pennsylvania Lines west Of ]
yania Railroad:
Train.
Trains Nos. % ana 81. New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Special.
Indianapolis and New York
LEGAL
| New York LIMITED. d.........
Columbus and Eastern Express
Nardalia Accommodation ...
lntiar apolis and New York
Express -...-..-.............
Fast Mail
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L.. II. & ST. l.. RY. (Hen
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Northern Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
Chicago Daylight apeciai.,.... Ii 80 am .s:ii pm
Springfield Accommodation, AS pm ia am
Ciicf go Diamond Special 's:l0 pm - "a am
Peoria and Springfield ........'ll:3o am te:i4 pm
Southern Lines.
Paducah Mall and Express
Murphy sborO. carbondale and
NsW S.''tgi. UrIeans Fast Msil-Cairc, '''
Memphis. Jackson, Tenn. and
Atlanta and Jacksonville. 's:5s am IA pm
phis and Kew orleans ,-.,..... s:ss am SIG pm
Accommodation - Murphysboro.
Marion. cairo. Sparta and
Chester i+:cs pm i:3: am
Marion and CreaI Spring s.. '4:e5 pm oil IL am
New orleans Limited = Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie Flyer. Nash
vilte. Atlanta and Jackson
VILE FIa....................-.'s 's:s4 pm '5:1s am
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
Texas Fast Mail TO Little
p Rock Texarksna. Dallas. Fort
Worth and Ablene....-.....-. '3:o5 am '1:a pm
Express $500 am .s:ss pm
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin.
san Antonio Houston and
T-1as. Mesico and california ''''
Special-Dailas. Fort Worth.
II Paso. Los Angeles. CAT
yeston San Antonio and La
redo .......................... isis pm s7::5 am
press ........... sss. pm 200 an,
Fourth street and ChOuteau Avenue
station.
DE Soto and Bismarck Accom-
modation -...........--.-...-... $50 pm 's:as
ST. T.. N. {. & &. X. X.
'sr. LOUIS LINE
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Union Express ,dalIy except
Saturday and Sundayl-.--.-.-. 4:i0 pm SIS pm
Union Express saturday and
sunday oniSt.-.----------.-.--- s9s pm S.Ss am
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AND ST. LOUIS
IROAD.
Depart. Arrive.
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EXCURSION SLEEPING CARS
To Los Angeles and San Fraucfsco

Leave St Louis on Katy Flyer (M.. X.
I. Ry). SIG p. m. every Tuesday via San
Antonio. See ';AaixS' Agent
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l.. "a y. Il. I

Il. AZ y. h.
Train.
Fast Mail-Evansyilie. Nash
willie. birmingham. Mont
gomery, Chattanp0EI. Atiau-
IA Macon. Charl.sfon. :. g.:
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla. -............
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
southern Express - Evan
Vile. Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile, New Orleans, Thon-
asyilis. Jacksonville. Ialat-
Ea. OCala and 81. Petersburg.
Fla. ......
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
BARoNS OF RUNNYMEDE.

ST. LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. Nc,
E>Akc<A ]. Ancient Order Barcns Of Ftu-ny
SSSI mede VIII hold an open meeting Al
NSF o'clock, Thursday evening De.
&slEk csniber 8. 1917. at their hail. No.
NJ Odd Fellows builiing. southeast coz
ner Ninth and owe streets. Visiting
sir knights are frsternaHy invited
JOHN WEERTS. Lord MARSHAL
Attest: z. A. Hall. Baron Of Records.
Gol Fullerton hu!ling.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
MOBILE AND OHIO.
W., h. a r,

Train.
jefferson City. Columbia. Sc
dalia. Clinton. Fort Scott.
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express .-.---.-------.----
Fart Worth. Dallas. Waco,
Taylor and Austin Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas. san An
tonic and Galveston isxpreSs.
s. dalia. Nevada. Fort Scott
and peuisau EXpTFES ES--.....
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&C :0s am - :Df pm
fi5:2j pm is.l2 am
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Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. BaltiniCr-.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast Mail ...... ....-....
Cincinnati Accommodation 800.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited.....
Flora Accommodation .....
Flora Accommodation ...-...
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via MunOn ROuts
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LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE
CONSOLIDATED RAJ
Train.
Louisville Express-Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel. Princeton, Louisville.
Washington. Philadelphia ant
New York ..............
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited, to Louisville.
Lexington, Chattanooga. At
Ianta and Jacksonville, Fla.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
ROYAL LEAGUE.

q GREELEY COUNCIL. NO. III,
:: ::
1 Royal League. meets second and
VWM fourth Wednesdays Of each month at
H11KNM hail. 500 Burlington building. SO
ESN Olive street. Next meeting. Decem-
xxx Der &c.
S& KARL F. SCHoENFELD. Archon.
o II. II. Jones. Scribe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23

-, :, am IS 30 pm
-. - pm r;i9 an
- /. 80 pm [lD-Z-I am
-. -. Pih 80 pm
II pm y 10 ana
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LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK c
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHE.SAPEAKE AND Oh
Train. !
Indianapolis Express --.------. =
New York and Boston Limited 3
EniCkerbock.r Special - New
York. Boston, Washington,
Baltimore and Philace lphla-. II
Alton Express ..-...-.---....-.-+I
Nstroon and Alton Accommo-
datiOn ...-- .............-r.--.- -
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore. Phil .
d'l"ainla $1,000 ....------.ss.s 2
AltCn-Ieaves 1910 a. m. .0:et
500 d. m, si:ii y. m
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% % pm 's.i9 am
.. Sl.iD am
daily: S::2l a. m.
}. m, except sun
J:I =. M. daily,
ally.
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IRON MOUNTAIN

Fourth street and ChO
station.
DE Soto and Bismarck Accom-
mNaatipn -...-..
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" !! u :; ::
n - "a THE BLUE AND THE GRAY
IN "a ~ meet al the OF the Mis-
bk6 kEM souri, Historical SocieIy, l61
NR22 Locust street, upon cali OF the
NLI/37W Commar dant.
~1NW JOSEPH BOYCE. Captain
NAV f. &. Robbins First Sergeant.
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'2 % pm 80 pm
s1:i0 pm 80 am
"7:io pm 1913 am
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
CQTTON BELT ROlTE.

sST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
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Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-23
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

@6A ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. Il, +. o. F..
NT2 meets every Thursday. 2. M, at Eagles
T. - Wall Sixth and Walnut streets Visiting
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