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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-06-26
UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS.
Candidates in the Hi
nOis Counties.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,. June 25-Of the i0i per-
sons examined on June for the University
of Illinois scholarships. sixty were success
full. The State offers free scholarship In
each county, and in each senatorial district
I'm Cook County every year. The success
full applicants in the examinations were as
follows:
Charles Newell Stone Adams County:
Philip Dakin Gillham. Bureau County; Les
Ashley Cross,hwait. Urbana, assigned to
vermillion County; Lucy Chaplin. Cham
paign County: Kenneth Nell Evans. Chris
assigned asst TO shelby County: Nina a. Moxey.
Clinton. County; JOHN II. Berger, First Sem
atorial District. Cook County; George s.
Third District: Harry Armand Biosset, Fifth
District; Minnie Rothchild. Fifth District.
assigned to the Twelfth District; Edna ID.
seventh District, assigned 10 rhe Eighth
District: Robert F. Palmer. Eleventh Dis
trict: Jennie Bradshaw. Eleventh District.
U. Olson. Nineteenth District: John ]. Nc
Arthy. Twenty-first District: Edith Will
liams. Douglas County; Elsie Taylor. Tus-
cola, assigned to Coles County: Frank Ba-
ker DuPage County; Carrie Eola Muncie,
Edgar County: Lum Hunter. Paris, assigned
to Clark County: Lewis Alva Stephenson.
Redrnon. assigned to Cumberland County;
Fred Brown. Grundy County; j. C. warrell
Hancock County: Ed Mcmillan. Henderson
County: Robert Meyers Iroguois County:
Mary Jane Slocum, Loda, assigned to Alex
ander County: f, r., Reyerton. 10 Daviess
County; Edward A. Porter. Kankakee
County; Herbert Bassett. Kendall County.
John Francis Lewis. Knox County: Nathan
iel Hoadley Wright. LaSalle County; Huron
Dealvo Tombaugh. Livingston County: Ar
thur Van Guilder, Macon County: John
Fred Mccullough. Marion County; Carl Ell
mer ArmelIng. Mason County: assigned to
Tazewell County: I.enora Ellen Crowder.
Mason County: John Self. Menard County
Clarence V. Hull. McHenry County: Bertha
Paisley. Montgomery County; Charles Tur-
ner. Hillsboro. assigned to Macoupin Coun-
ty; Bartlett Gray, Morgan County; Ralph
W. f. Miilizen, Moultrie County; Roy Vie
tor. Ensstrom. Peoria County: Clarence f.
Holcomb. Piatt County; Samuel r. Noe,
Mlmine. assigned to Dewitt County: Floyd
Mills. Putnam County: Thomas Grant Pat
terson, Randolph County: Whitman Dart,
Rock Island County: Vera A. Busick. ST
Clair County: Walter Leslie Scholes. Stark
County; George Pusipher Harsley. Toulon,
assigned to Mercer County: David Thorpe
May. Whiteside County; Leslie SolIitt. VIII
County; Alber. Charles Penficld, WinnebagO
County; Gienna Mildred Boner Woodfori
County; Charles Herbert Stoker, Madison
County.
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Depart. Arrive.

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RETURNING FROM ABROAD.
Noted Americans Will Sail for
Home Tomorrow.

London. June 25.--Amon1 those who are TO
leave on the White Stare Line steamer
Oceanic, sailing from Liverpool, June q,
for New York, are Sir William Martin
Conway, who IL to go on an exploring
expedition to the Bolivian Andes: former
United States Consul General P. A. Collins.
Mrs. Mark Hanna NJ. e Ingalls,. presi-
dent Of the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago
and st. Louis Railroad; MIR. and Mrs. Al
bert l.. johnson. Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor
of the New York World. ard Archbishop
Riordan of San Francisco.
The White Star Line steamer Cyrfc which
is scheduled to sail from Liverpool June .
for New York, will have among her pas
eengers Bishop Doane of Albany.
Sir Martin Conway is a noted traveller and
explorer. In 1889 he Travelled In Egypt and
the East for nine month: and. in 1892 ia
the Himalayas. climbing a peak 1900 feet
high and surveying 200 miles of noun
tains- He traversed the Alps, from end to
end in 1894. and explored the interior OF
Spitzbergen in 1861. In 1888 he explored
and surveyed the Bolivian Andes. ascend
ing Sorati CLEO feeD and Iliimain ca 30
feet). He also ascended hconcague o. 900
feeD and explored the glaciers Of TERRA del
FUego,
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Washington, June 25.-The following post
Offices have been established:
Alabama - Cumby, Jefferson County, d.
w. Cunby. Postmaster; Fyffe. Dekalb
County. ]. L. Graves Postmaster; Hutchi-
son. Cullman County. ]. J. Creel, Postmas-
ter: Tabitha. Covington County. T. X. Rob
erts Postmaster.
Arkansas-Rosemary. Desha County. r.
w. Watkins. Postmaster.
Georgia-Ferrobutte. Barlow County, Lu-
ella Williams. Postmaster: Petty, Murray
County f. w. Petty, Postmaster
Mississippi-Bondy Wilkinson County, ].
L. Morris, Postmaster; Sunset. Montgomery
County s. W. Teer, Postmaster; Yanco.
Tippah County ]. u. Walls. Postmaster.
Tennessee-Looney. Hawkins County. 8.
P Shanks Postmaster.
Texas-Rex. Shelby County. r. A. Sanford,
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Treasury Department Changes.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. June c5.-Tfe following
changes in the Treasury Department are
announced:
Observation-Disclosures C. DibrelI. Texas,
$40: William c. Bauer, Kansas, $50 a
month.
Reinstatement-Ch Chambers r. Owen, Ala
bama, SEQ.
Appointment by transfer-Winfield Scott.
Illinois, $500. office of Auditor for the In
terror Department, by transfer. from Gov
ernmeut printing office. ..- -
Promotions-D. II. Neal. Missouri. $500 TO
500: Miss Cora Il. Wilde. Iowa, 81, 400 to
si.eoo; Miss ]. A. Judson. Illinois, f.290 10
sl.4g3: viii S. Elliott, Georsia, t1eo to T2o;
Rolia S. Jackson, Illinois, 200 to G,ao9:
William 3. Dandridse. Alsbama. $50 to
500; Miss Kate Swearinsen, Illinois. $3.50
to 500
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. H.. June 25.-cer:ificates of ircor-
poration were issued to-day by Secretary OF state
Rose follows:
The Mcclure Elevator Company. Mcclure. can
itl s. 800; grain elevator business Incortorato-s
-Breedlove Smith. Claude W. Mcclure ard Eiiss
ID. Winchester.
John Stevenson, Chicago; capital SIS 900: cloth
ing and tailoring business Incorppra tors-Norton
J. Stevenson. William A. Stevenson and Charles
J. Bishop.
The Windsor-C Clifton Hotel Company Chicago:
cspital s0.ls=l to conduct hotel Incorpor ators
Samuel Grersten. Charles II. Blatchford and
Harry Y. Spe.r.
The wemaka Rubber Tire Company. Chicago;
capital sioeoos. to manufacture rubber tires and
aypurtenances- Incorporatqrs-yames Hilsoa,
James Coonber and Frederick L. Norton
The vereiniRte Saenger Won Chicago Chica go;
musical culture and social PURPOSES. IncuxeatAr
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MISSOURPS MANUFACTURES.
One Thousand Firms With an Out.
put of $155,790,761.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Jefferson City. Mo-, June Estate La
Dor Commissioner T. p. Rixey has con-
pleted the tabulation of the reports from
the manufacturers Of the State for the
year 1899 Reports were received from 1.pi5
firms, representing every manufacturing In
dustry in the State. The total capital re-
ported invested by these firms In buildings,
grounds and machinery is 81. 20, SCI; total
for rent. S9l5.129; total paid for taxes, H.-
80. .4aI: total of insurance. S2s.eel; to:al
value of material and supplies used. s9l,-
Q5sssc; total amount paid for wages CT
clerical and manual labor, SIS s.S45.6l3; total
value of manufactured products. $l5s. a90,-
1si: total number of males employed, 5l,SsS;
total number OF females. H751.
The industry, which reported the highest
average daily wages paid skilled males was
the soap manufacture. In which the average
was 1926. while the lowest average for
skilled males, $1T. was paid By woo.en
mills The highest average to unskilled
males, S1.55. was paid by breweries. and
the lowest average. 20 cents. was paid BY
trunk and valise factories.
The following table shows q comparison
between the average daily wages paid to
skilled and unskiiled male and female la
bor and the average monthly wages paid
clerical help, for the years 1898 and 1893, all
industries being considered together:
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report the transfer of warranty deeds "a
three choice pieces Of property In Hortense
place 10 Duncan Joy. Sidney Walker and
John Carter. Each OF the lots is eighty
feet front and the consideration In each
was $s:ooo, or at the rate OF 500 per front
foot. Each Of the purchasers will improve
with handsome residences. there being n
provision IN the sale contract calling for
the erection Of building to cost not less
than $1,000
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THE WEATHER.
To-Dny'a Forecast.

Washington. June a5.-Forecast for Tuesday and
Wednesday:
Iliinois-Far and warmer Tuesday: Wednesday
fair; fresh to brisk southcrly winds.
Iniiana-Fa!r Tuesday, with warmer IN north
ern portion: Wednesday fair and warmer; fresh
eOutherly winds.
Arkansas-Frir and Tuesday and
Wednesday. sOjItkerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territoiy-Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday: southerly winds.
Iova-Fair Tuesday: partly cloudy and cooler
"Wednesday; soutiIerly Wirds.
NissOuri-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday: warm
in southern portion Tuesday; southerly winds.
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FRISCO LINE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

Train Depart Arrive.
NOrt.ern Illinois Express
Litchheid. Springfield. Free
port and Dubuuue. s7 52 am s7:<s pm
Chicago Daylight Special. 30 pm $50 pm
Chicago "Dia rnond Special. $40 pm s7:.f am
Sprr gield Accommodation. s415 pm s1O:iS am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mail. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn. and
Texas Express ..........:..... T:5s am TIA pm
New Orleans Sspeciai-Calro,
Memphis and New Orleans. s:o4 pm s5:ls prn
Accommoist ton-Murphys sboro.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester f4:z5 pm III 3, am
Accommodation-MuTphy
Marion and Creai Springs. s4:25 pm eli 81 am
New Orleans LIMITED. Cairo.
Memphis New Orleans: Dixie
Flyer, Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonville. Fia.-........... s0:44 pm s7:le am
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GILMORE KILLED THREE.
Cattle Inspector Attacked BY Two
Men and n Woman.

Wichita Kae June eat Granite 4 new
town in Greer County. Cattle Inspector Jeff
Gilmore, Bill Anderson. another man, and a
woman. engaged in game of cards. They
quarrelod and drew guns. Gilmore shot and
killed his three assailants
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clerks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 ss.oa
stenosrapbers % ..........:..-....:. .- 80 A.ss Soa
stenesraphers ' .aa.. p..o .. $50 oAs
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u. d. a. S-W. II.


Tain.
Cir clnnati, Louisville. Wash
inctJn. Baltimore. Piiiiaue!-
pLia and New York EApress.
C:rCInnati. Louisville, tiLts-
burg. Washington Bait
mole. Philadelphia and New
York Fast Afsii.........
Cincinnati Accommodation .-..
ClEC:nnaIi, Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Eal;t-
mole. Ph!iadc!pnia and NeY
York Royal Blue Limited 49,.
Flora Accommodation --..----
Flora Accommodation .--.
Nest Baden and French Lick
Irings, via Mon5n Route.
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TEXAS.
RFFI-RIIC SPECIAL

RET TI3II' SIEC1AIA
Austin. Tex. June THE following charters
were filed by the Secretary OF State to-day:
The r. ". Grpgan Lumber company Of Harle-
ton. Tex: ca p.tai stock S5D.co
The Cungrexa zion Beth ISRAEL Of Palestine.
Tex. no capital.
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Coverumeut RepOrt,

Department of Agriculture. Weather Burear.-
Netsorological observations received at 81. Louis
June IS, 1902 at 6.js p. IN. local time and p m
seventy-ftth meridian time. Obser- r-ations taken
at tn. same moment OF time at all stations:
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The Daily Through Line to Michigan
Hes0rfS

Leaves St. Louis y. m. via Vandalia- Penn
syivania lines; through sleeper 10 Petoskey.
Weguetonsing. Mackinaw, etc. Dining cars
Write J. M. Chesbrough. Assistant General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis. for descriptive
foldaS.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF
UNITED WORKMEN,

.<SSXs1A ST. louis LODGE. NO. l. A. o.
SENIC u. w. meets regularly every Tues
EsE3s4 day e.ening, O'Clock. Hall, north
EW43 = west ccrner OF Ninth ard LaraI
EANGEfE streets. Visitors fraternaly invited
NV j. II. EHsAEiENT. NJ. W.
SLJNy z. II. Arbogast. Recorder.
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tors-Arthur Joeetti Charies f'ichter and Georse
Waldmann.
gineering Company OF Peoria IS increased from
a., 54J 10 $95.ap.
Company of Chicago is Increased from se5. 900 to
$50 eco,
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
A,. COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. .Is7. X. OF
T./VE H meets second and fourth Tuesdays at
WV Sheridan Hall. No. 2Ssl Franklin avenue.
ASvSAAl knights Of Honor invited.
CYRUS ". BEATIE Dictator,
433 West Belle place.
A ". Winter. Reporter. Room 400 Odd Fei-
lows building.
Gan SCHILLER LODGE, NO. 40. K. OF
F/SS H, meets second and fourth Tuesdays al
N.N Gauss Hall. Fifteenth and Cass avenue.
~s~<AAli Knights Of Honor invited to our
meetings.
HERMAN METZ Dictator 1872 Monroe street.
Wm. F. klanke Reporter. 2yl4 Bailey avenue
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kN,GHJS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

PARK AVE. COUNCIL. NO. 717. KNIGHTS
and Ladies OF Security. Attention. members.
Council viii meet the first AMI thiId Ltesuay @ : :
Of each month at Phoenix Hall. jefferson and
Cass averues Sisters and brothers of OF sister
councils cordially invited 70 3tiehq; by ot,ief
Of L. IL ; IEIl.H. ilS''ee"''
Attest: W. II. Adams. Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.

SUPREME COUNCIL. KNIGHTS
=: !: :: =:
tyfa OF Father Mathew Office 1903 Locust
ksk4sssI St-eet-Execu:ive Boar: meets nrss
{NMsA3 aad third Fridays. o. m.
<&K9 DANIEL. orc. TRACY.
Tho. s. Rogderr. Supreme Recorder.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

ssSA GRAND Council. Missouri. Royal
G. e. Arcanun. a1s-3I Holland Bui,tins-
-yEHN2W A cordial welcome to visitors.
CAEmsSS3 friends brethren and members troin
abroad. l.. ]. ME1SER. e. n
4 CLaA B. Cox. Grand Secretary
cEsH FOREST PARK COUNCIL. No So;
e/ysS.r Royal Arcanu.n. meets the nrSt ana tIIri
CsSs<s2 Tuesday evenings Of eacn month az beh,
SssS ton Hall. northeast c0Tner trsther aiI1
Mpr,hes.ar avenues o'clock. Menhtrs afs
rrIuestet to attend. Visitors cordially invites.
JOHN W. REED. Regent
w. A. Brasher Secretary.
eSsS MOUND CITY COUNCIL. NO. 10. * X,
sex a.. meets in Holland building. No: -
CS-.5S North Seventh street. on hrEt ana tnIII
~t'S Tuesdays. at p. m. A cordial welcome
Carl. II. wTTTE Regent
Attest: John T Walsh Secretary. lbs Olive.
1901 Lincoln Trust building.
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BICYCLES.
FOR SALE.


SNAP-I-adies' bicycle at your own price IL
taken at once. 45l5 Morgan st,
9. ELAND. Crescent and Caesar bicycles;
ct Louis Cycle Co.. s35 n Second st: ask for
MORAN. Telephone Main 3si: Kinloch A no.
EYo cleveland. Columbia. Crescent, Caesar and
Snorae bicycles: repairing and renting. Morgan,
ieihx & l-alng. $3.50 Olive st. LndeIl liiA.
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BIG -FOUR.

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Exprsss.-.--.....
New York and Boston Limited.
knlckeroUCker Specidl-Nsw
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia. 4.
Alton Express.
AattUon and Alton AccomrIu-
udlipfs .
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore. Phil
dttlpllld -.....-.-.-. .--..--.---
Aiton-Leaves 1902 a. H.. ..
tS.vJ a. IN. sI:H .. NJ.
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BC CRiINGTON ROUTES
n. ". II. 1T MON

Train.
For Hannibal, II. & ST. j.
points. quincy, keuxuh and
burlington .......-.............
LEGAL 10 HannihaI.--.....-..,
For Quincy and North,
For St. Paul. Minneapolis. Via
Last Side lines. Illinois and
W iscons.n
enc ENyress." for Kansas
Nebraska. Black Hills. NyO-
mig. Montana. VI asninStoH
Puget sound. Portland and
OltSo1 .....---..--.----
lac Twin City Express" for
minneapolis. ST. Paul and
iO@ 4 -..----.--..-..-.--
The 'Nebraska-CoIorado tx
press" tor Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
ST. Joseph -..-......
Local 10 Burlington ......
For Northern Iowa, st. Paul.
and Minneapolis .-.... ..-
For Kansas City. Omaha. ST.
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska,
Colorado. Utah and Pacific
Coast: also Northwest -.
For Illinois. via East Side limo
to Rock Island ......
For dubuque and La Crosse.
Local from Hannibal .... ...
For AltOn-L.ave 80 a. m.
daily, II 10 a. n. daily; l:2i
cniy; $40 p. m. except Satui
5:p5 .. m. except Sunday: 3 Isl
D. m. daily: $50 p. m. daily.
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Solid Gold Wedding RinEs.
Newest designs. So to so. at Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust
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RAILROAD time TABLE.
IRON MOUNTAIN.
Train

Train.
| T.xSs Fast Mail to Little
Rock, TrxaTkana. Dallas.
| Fort Worth and Abilene.
| Delta, Columbus and Cairo EX-
press -.-. -.....-----.
Gst Day Express. Hot Springs.
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin,
San A1to lio. Houston and
Galveston ......-.-..----..--
TEXAS. Mexico and California
Spec.dl-Dsilas. Fort Worth.
ii PasO. Los Angeles. Gall
n.Ston' San Antonio and La
ftlD -s-.--------------
! Memphis and Hot Springs Ex-
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Weather at 6:5s a. m. fair; at $50 p. m,
fair. Maximum temperature. SJ; minimum tenn
r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official
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VAyDAAA LINE,

Train
Fast lrail
Trains Nos. % and q. New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Special. .....
Indianapolis and New York
Local ...--...........
New York Amited..-........
Petosksy and Nacxfnaw Lim-
ited .....-.-....-.-.s-..
Columbus and Eastern Express
yandalia Accommodation. .....
Indianapolis and New York
Express ....--....-.........
Fast Mail
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NATIONAL UNION

LACLEDE COUNCIL, NO. PSI, NATIONAL,
Union meets second and fourth Tues,.ay even
ings at Bowmaas Hail. Eleventh and Locus.
streets. third floor, Members expected to attend
and visitors cordially invited
A. IL GOOD President.
Frank Malone. Secretary
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~
Thunderstorm.
RI HYATT,
Local Forecast Official.
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L.. *. n. IL. Il

Train.
Fast Mail. Evansville. Nash
Vile. birmingham. Mont
gomtT;. Chattanooga. AT
lSnta. Macon. Charleston. y
G: Mobile, New Orleans and
Jacksonville, fla.
Mount Vernon Accommodation
southern Express TO Evans
vile. Nashville. Birming-
ham. Mobile, New Orleans,
Thomasville. Jacksonville,
laiatkl. Ocala and ST. Pc
r.rshIirg Lila
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AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE
CONSOLIDATED RA
Train.
Louisville E1press-Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount Car
mel, Princeton. louisville.
Washington. Philadelphia and
New York.
Mount Vernon Accommodate tion.
Louisville Limited. to Louis
VILE. Washington. Baiti-
Eore. Philadelphia and New
York ...-.-.-.---.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

,AA. IRVING COUNCIL. NO. .. L, OF ID.
NV will hold Its next regular meeting on
~ han. Thlrty-fourth and Olive. Members
afe MORRIS G. LEvINsoN. Chancellor
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l.. IL. 4 ST. l.. RY. lHens

Tram.
Fast MaiI-Owenstcro. Clover
port. Louisville ami the East.
Eastern Express pwerSborO,
Cioyerporr. louisville AID the
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n am s::55 pul
f5.5J pm 49, am
+G:sl pm TlO.o- am
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- - 80 s'NT 4 =
4. L.. X. AND
STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
G::.55 am '6::Js pm
80 AN %S.-U pm
T..JJ am It:55 pm
q am S:I pm
900 am SIS pm
.2.o5 pm 2:f5 pm
@:05 pm 's:5s pm
~ pm s6:53 am
.s'7:+O Pm 1863 am
's.B As pm T:1s am
$50 pm ss:A am
s's - pm ;i6:D am
.....-... 'tl:O am
daily; SCI a m.
y. m. Saturday
day and sunday:
p- m, daily: TAO
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
DFfiO RAILWAY.
Depart Arrive.
Z, .,sJ am $50 pm
"a :ul Lm sJ.is pm
1900 am '6:45 Pm
.-l:Sv pm ti.O pm
t4:3) pm 1850 am
500 pm 80 am
:;j y. II. Arrives
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REAL ESTATE CARDS.
MANAGE ESTATES COLLECT RENTS
LOVE & SONS, Real Estate.
Loan money at very lowest rate and cost 70
borrower. Notariss and coEye, sncers. J. E.
LOVE. Expert on Real Estate Values. 20s n. Sth
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

eTOCKHOiDERS' Meeting-The annual meet
ing Of the stockhclders Of the Maple Lawn Land
Company for the election cf directors to serve
Ior the ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business may properly come besore
the meeting will be held ut the office of the
e9npsny. No. 10 Chestnut St. Saturday. June 80,
$500. at a. N. -
KENT JARVIS. President.
Milton c. Fink. Secretary.
June IS 1900.
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MUSICAL,


FOR absolute bargains In new and secondhand
pianos, call on Daniel q. Bunker Piano Co.,
Ecurteenth and North Market
HEAR the soul Of Krakauer sing: TO hear
II Is to buy IT. Sold only by DAME! C. bunker
Piano Company, Fourteenth an: North Market.
RENT pianos. 81. 81, s. s. per month. F. G.
smith. 1oi2 Olive st A. L. Whitaker, Mgr.
STEINWAY piano. squaTe: viii sell cheap;
Belle place.
THE most convenient place 30 buy piano
while you walk Is at z. A f.oehu-' 5. 1853 Frank
Nn ave; tuning and repairing a specially
siSo buys fine mahogany upright piano. good
rs new; cost s3&. l4li y. Sixteenth at.
EStEI ukdlko schooi or home: new and
beautiful styles Just rseslyed. -. ,.,,,
the ENGElUS.
Most perfect Piano Player IN the world Any
one-even a child--can play il. See and hear IL
THE ESTEY COMPANY. sl6 Olive St.
Pianos for Rent at
sd-5- 5---'---------.---.--s1
$500.
Per Month.
Rent applied purchase price when desired.
Old Instruments taken at iull value in exchange
THE EsTEY COMPANY sic Olive St
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Depart. Anivos

IS :o5 am T:2s pm
IS 90 am V:4 pm
'2:I pm AS pm
sis pm 7:3B Am
1851 pm TOO am
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II.
Z

Depart. Arrive.
'2:i5 ana 'l2:40 pm
'S 90 pm 80 ar.
ts:l6 am I1:2S pm
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RsPp & MolLER CARRIAGE co.,
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

Builders Of fine carriages. buesies. rockaways.
barouches, surreys, phaetons and traps of every
description built order 22is. I'D and 90 Pine
St. ST. Louis Mo. Special attention given to
kinloch G. rs.
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wAST'ED-Good. sound. young horse In ex-
would pay some cash X %. Republic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26
3n Derfanfen :

Gin utuss, aus a6t 3immsrn btfftbrntrs
Bcbnbaus NIT mpernfn @iuridmnesn, ppls
got nit GruHtbaumen Raisnplas unb sinfm
tbSntn @arisn. Stitfnpeaf unb aIIts ppa-
fhneig. Gint f6Sns Sstmdtb fir sint SAINT.
lie, tn gutter gaGbarf&aft uub BEN bslfrn 5btiIf
eer Staet etIsssu. prfts sc. 900, Gin SbtiI fam
ftb.n blttbsn. RGbTss pirb In ber ,,WOtsn-
hlatr Sfiet btlanut stma1t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-26
1aubhsit Fam nidht aeheilt

ptrttn turt IofaIt AppIifaticntn, neil fis ben
franfrn 5briI hes Sbrss nibt rrsibsn fSnnsn.
Gs sitbt nur einrn Weg, bic 5autbtit ju fur-
rtu, uue Der III pur6 eUnifitutipusle Stilmiittl.
5aubbsit pirb rurd sintn enbiinbstsn .3uifanb
psr Itlsimisen Ausfltibuns Der Gulfabii&su
8Bbrs Ssrurla6t. Wenn bisIe RCbrt f1 sni.
,iinprt, babt ibr sinsn rumptlnben Son pbtr nm
UpQiOmmsnss @sbBr; unb psnn fs gan, ss.
l6lpFsn if, erfplst Saubbsit, unb ptnn bic Gnt.
,iinpuus ni6t stbUbfn unb bitis RSbrs tpisbn
in ibren ssbDrigsn 3ufaub psrisst psrbtn fam,
wirp has @tbUr fir INNER sfrf5rt psrbsn I;
nsun Sale nntsr jtbn psrbtn bur& 8atarrb
psruria6t psl&n ni6ts ale Elm snBiinesisr
3ufaub ptr itl;imistn Sbraa@sn IN.
gBir pplen sinbunbert DplIars fir jsesn
(eur2 8atarrb pfruria&trn) 8aa BON 5aubbat
stbsu bsn mir ni6t burt Ginnsbmtn BON Saa's
aatarrb-Stur beiIsn fTnnsn. eaBi Gut umlunlf
9trtulare fpmmen.
8. s. Gbtnep & Co., GpIsbp, 8.
10 Strfauft BON allen Apptbtfsrn, IS @ts.
Sall's 6amiIisn piasn iiup bic b,lfsn.