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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-12
MISSOURI RIVER,

OCT So: 81 u iai s'ss'''s''-'''A 'r"' and
Eggs.
New York. Aug. lo-Eggs-Receipts to-cav l.
%. cases; there was SCARCELY any market today
Missouri and k.nssi. Stock Sss % quoted On a es3n. s'i ,e
Dried Fruits.
aew fofk: aug M-Tradins in the market for
Ssr: but The andersSns 3 hold! sns s SsSal iSiS'aaI Tn. c ST-
sns 70 scarcity Of sellers; Prices were unchanged.
sSeiso fSsse:. fancy 'G sasssssss 'S Catalonia Rlftsns 's ar;si
Prnne. " ssa7e aui' As sgS nGRRlnally S1sha1sed:
Park sSisc. Peachss"Peeied iiisisc: anpss.s a1 q
rev York; Aug lo:..The future market for
and other months Snehanse esn in I th eo' nssen nlshe ef
important influential foreign marke; news The
takihs. nearly. az the eSaes o Sasssa 0 n.s sss ,s ssli;
was slow and In the nature Of weekend settle
were unchanged; Brazilian markets advanced
sharply in the face q an UNCHANGED Rio sI-
sssT Iess,ia. g 80 bag; a pofI; ana sisS bag:
ruled steady and net unchanged. Total Gales
s.,se. Mar March ins sias@s.S.c. stS E.y sc s.s Ss'. j S;Sss. s Pss.
1 July anil AMI: S Spot Rio sq,st: No : invoice . i-isc:
New YORK. Aug io..R.w dull. ana quiet:
s aoia. .ssn sasar slss; r ssn.sfS sSis.: : &. : . .ss
Ne : Csc Ne xso;. No;S i!sc:. .No..b
s.l5c; moid 4 5.'oc: ~eut-loef s.Sc: crushed 5.ssc:
powdered 6.45c: eranuiated s-sc: cubes Soc.
kss;ls ss':ss 1906: open aa1 Kettle si.Se esairi aS,s,i a 20
Use. 't Molasses da sios cens1ifusai ais sai sss'"'' ~
Hides and Leather.
New York. Aug. 1o.-Hides steady: Galveston,
30 to Is lbs. ls6isnc: California, Il to Is lbs.
, ,s,ssi Tf ss.ls sIy' a., q to n p be. lrss; liza hss'hsi
heavy weights. :34d2sac: aired s3M64alsc.
T~urpentfne and R0aiu.
New York. Aug, o:..Rosin quiet; strained,
Savannah. Ga. Aug. o.-spir.s turpentIne srm
at 33ixc. Rosin frm. We quote: A b c 81: d
S1.o5: Y S.lo: r y.I5a1.s: @ 81. %: II $50;
i.s; K $40; N sa-o: n ESQ; w a.s5; WV
Petroleum.
New York.. Aug -lo:-PetroIeum dull: refined
New York $50: Philadeiphia and Baltimore
1;T; ds; In bulk H.S; ,.,,
tihcates. no bids. No runs or shipments reported.
Wool.
New York. Aug io.-wooi dull: domestic fleece
London. Aus. IG-The arrivals Of wool for the
bales. including L. forward. .iirect. The I'm
ports during the week were a. follows: New
south Vale. A.es1: Melbourne. AIS: South Aus
tsslia, a.; Brisbane sss; New Zealand. l.e;
Dry Goods.
New York. Aug. w.-Tne market closes the
The demsnd for an lines Of eetton goods ia eta.
quiet. Spring speciaities in good request. Prices
are unaitered. Cotton yarns are dull and prices
favor buyers. worsted yarns firm. woolen yarns
quiet. Juts yarns easy. Linen yarns nrm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-12
BY telegram.

New YORK. Aug. 10-The cotton marke. one,ed
Suie.: but iirm; with prices 2g5- points higher
lures in Liverpool. After the call. the trading
ievei was eT. points above last nights close. As
the New Orleans market displayed even greater
strength than our market. shorts were disrosc,i
10 give credence TO crop-dams gs
news. The weekly crop weather review by the
Chronicle was bullish and did much 10 STRENGTHEN
Dull CONVICTIONS around the call. Too much rain
was complained Of in parts OF South Atlantic
states. and drought was complained Of in i'm
portant. areas of the Southwest. The first wave
Of buying carried Oct. to 1.sac and Jan TO
l-Sic. from which there was slight reaction un-
der p-ofit-taking. Weather report showed con-
tinred dry conditions west OF the Mississippi, and
the forecast gave little hope OF a break in the
closed quiet and steady. with prices 5l9 points
higher. Futures closed quiet and steady: Aug.
.-lsc: Sept. I.2sc: Oct ..sc: Nov. 1900; Dec.
z-sc: Jan: Use, Feb. 7.5c: March 1850: April
mIddlinT gulf SIC: sales az bales.
sales 400 bales; ordinary 81 size: good ordinary
6I9c: low middling Z 15-lsc: good middling l.
lsc; good middling 5 1-lec; middling fair s IL
Aug. us Sic: se-t. 7.-di.3ic: Oct. 7-I5a..isc;
Nov. 1867 Isc; Dec, '.1sG7 .1sc; Jan. lisa soc:
Feb. 7.oeal &c: March 7.297.22c.
Liverpool. Aug. l0-COtton-Spot quiet: prices
good middiing. Z 2i-s2d: m;ddling 4 i3-3:d: low
middling 4 SIG: good ordinary 5 .5-1sd: ordinary
3 11-lsd. The sales OF the day were 5000 bales.
Of which coo were for speculation and export
ga included t.sos American. Receipts slceo bales.
but steady. and closed steady. American / m.
c.: Aug. 4 ls-s+f4 ls-s4d b.: Aus. Sept. Z is-s4Q
{ Is-s4d b.; Sept: : is-si9t l7-eai b.; Oct s-s+a
$: Oct-Nov Esd =; Nov-Dec. 4 2 s!a4 3s4i
ai sea e.: Feb. March ! 3-s4d g.: March-Aprii
4 s-64d4 ted b.
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By TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. Ao..Aug. Is.-Cattle-ReceIptx 10 =
COO. market. compared with a week ago. choice
native and Western beef steers 2sqssc higher:
other cattle steady to l5c lower; nominal quo
tatioEs. choice beef steers S.50qs: fair to good
s4svgS.1. stockers and feeders u. iea4; Western
fed steers ~sI.Joa5.5D; Texa. and Indian stores
S2.Nai: Texas cows 2-5pl2.9 native COWS 81 50
a.; heifers $3G5: Gamers s.. ": bulls ESQ
t..1: calves &Q5.25. receipts for the week ST.
zoe: last week -. 00o. Hogs-Receipts $500: mar
ket strong. top $50: bulk Of sales IS. ee15 .O5:
heavy -se.05Gs.i0: mixed packers s.. s0a6. e5: light
:5,sSs9-se; receipts for the week 1900: last week
e1ls0 sheep-Receipts 900: market. compared
with a week ago. sheep unl5c higher; a. bs Il
&c higher; nominal quotations. lambs $i35.25;
native wetheTs SS.2IS..5. Western wethers 0..50
S5y: Western yeariings S.+0q3.0. native ewes
sZ.s3G3-2S; Western ewes s.. 1593.i5: stock ewes
f2g2,s: receipts for the week 100; last week
chicago. ILL.,. Aug. n-Cattie-Receipts Syoo,
including 4 Texans; steady. good to prime steers
sJ-solS.l5: poor TO medium q 80: stockers
and feeders &.2sQf. cows Sc. 500 80; helfers &. 20
N3.Is: Gamers S-5OIe-e5. bulls 81. 5oua. 50; calves
Sd6-2: Texas steers s3di.59. to-
day 1900; Monday e. 600; left over s.s7s: strong;
mixed and butchers 5.1o6s.e5: good to choice
heavy s.; scn6 10: rough heavy IS 5oas;s 80; light
ceipts l.sgi: strong: lambs steady; good to choice
wethers S.sedi.25: fair to choice mixed $3.50
30: Western sheep S.s5di: yearlings $. 1Sft.ss.
native lambs s2G5.S5: Western lambs s4.f515.le
official receipts and shipments for August >:
Cattle 2.Ost: hogs is.6i2: sheep COS: shipments
Cattle SOS: hogs 3.24l: sheep i.iA.
market steady: natives s.. 1905 30; cows and heif-
es slTi: bulls and stags a. 20; stockers and
feeders s2a5.15. Hogs-Receipts $50; market
strong: light and light mixed IS. .ods: medium
anc heavy S.S5as. ~Sheep-Recetpts. none.
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POULTRY.
stocks Well Cleaned Up and Prices
Are Firmer.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. addressed P~oultry-Rsce,p,,
to-day SO pkgs-; about i car arrived from ths
Southwest. which cleaned up at &c on fowls AM
li11ec On spring chickens. the average run III
dry-picked fowls are being forced out at SIC, ana
some held lots not exceeding snec. as 70 quality
but desirable dry-picked fowls brought Dc. ScaId.
ed fowls. under neglect. worth sAe:. about al
up closely on both scalded and dry-picEed cS;cS.
ems. No change in poultry quotations..
Chicago. H., Aug. l0.-lced poultry steady:
turkeys 767i4c: spring chickens ueisc: hens &;
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Aug. a.-Butter-Receipts Ssz,
pkgs-: market steady: State dairy ia0lsc; cresm
cry leasca1c: Western June factory 1s01Ske:
imitation creamery NGlT4c- chesse-Recelpts i.
SIS pkg slow. but unchansed; rencx larIs eel
mail eolred &c; fancy small white sHSefc.
to-day the butter m.rSet was strosS: 1919 ssass
is.a1c; da,ries sSI7s chssss usehanesd EGss
,. rsssao: 81 4 IS %.whs: b. 7ss ~ se5Iss;
9Ie;pRGEG Cd
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ENCKE's N OBSERVED.
Doctor Brooks Locates the Va
grant of the Heavens.

Geneva, N. Y. Aug. r.-Encke's comet
was observed this morning by Doctor WILL
lam r. Brooks at Smiths Observatory.
The comet In in constellation Gemini. In
the Eastern morning sky. Its position this
morning was right ascension, 8 h., % m. %
utes.
The comet Is moving In a southeasterly
direction and approaching the sun. II is In
without q telescope.
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RIVER NEWS.

Cairo. H.. Aug u;-rhs river fell q Of . foot
during the last q hours: the gauge reads s.
con.iderabis Precipitation. The Peter: Lee de-
maxim %sSinr 'S eonsidefaSi. sdditions here 9 fSe J: .'ssr
a as assi. trS ST r RSs.,' f 5.n q. H say5ns e so:Td
Company. arrived at p. q. The Rses Lee ar
. .tie = 8. 81; ia p he. r. us ssS% b nsi% 2 h s,sA a.. . is e.
parted q, for ss 8; :si 5Sui nt =: .h : 2 3 ~ coo Her esrES con;
rom n0! Se naS 8: !, i: i. Clark se! from aei Nss
S Si,:sasi fh; ,ns si Ffo,' h :ns City t q g.. z ssui Low. .s.
Memphis. Tenn. Aus. n:Tns river her. stand.
he last u hours. All local packet: due to-ssy an
5 5H.' Henry En tina he. r ras ,snt aSm a 'f pssse, ' s:;U ;o
New Madrid. The Government steamer sachem
With ! ssrses Of coal for the Government Meet
Pasncsn. Ky. Aug; nzRiyer gang. rad .hI.
s MS5rss o..; TO-DAY, Inc "; q; ,Bat.ors iii ,aSs
! M D, s%S e e the PACKET ssse & sI. 5asp snG ". n ' I:.r Evs e..
Tor Evansville at 10 q. m. tomorrow.
2 su; 4. ssa.. e, !: A nos ! n i..s , T,ssr zen. en- , ,nsn
snS marx o. iss4- weather cloudy and eooI.r:
:nr e. IL: E ZION; u an and = out fi rom s- ssssu p :: 4ns ;
rrsnia in and out from Davenport.
&c Grand q Il s':'ri IN, m, cA .s:; down n,-S. q g, a;5. !: a.
S;1s,se' civ :Ir,ve e 81 Z rou Il n &c: as Ss.': 3. " r., 9.
! Of = foot in the last "a hours. weather cloudy
and warm
chester. Ill. Aug n..Riye falling: gauge
inmhia At 4, NJ. Chester and Cape 0irsrdSSu Sne
Boats down: Chester a. II .. m. Columbia Ar
rived at 3 a. M
Cspe Girardeau. NO. Aug. 1.-The Gina c,r.r-
desu cleared for ST. Lov.s at 10 o. m. isst nisht.
a. m me City OF st. Louis is due down me
Rees Lee 10 Cue up. River falling; gauge rsads
feet.
Louisville. KY. Aug. il-Rfver rising. in ca
nal IS feet: on falls IL feet: below 1oeks as
feet. Weather clear and warm
Evansville. Ind. Aug. n-River falling:
feet 5 inchea westhsr cloudy: indicafions for
rain
inchss: scstiensry. watksr clear IA vssm.
PittsbusH PA. = u-navsr a. M: STA
clas@a. q. ~ A-1eys . esss I i.eh;
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ns...Ie...s.Is 40. 500 d.. 81. 40

is-.ls-.sS s-sg.. e s...sl-. AZ
,sHEEP-Ths sheep market was yery quiet, and
The market for the wssk precacsiiy c.ossd on
TO be nned Up for the week and preferred TO wait
until next Week before doing any mo.e business.
70 S and sherp up to .s:s. and god sIOckers
at e.; Common ard Interior stock are vsIy
HuksEs.The consignmen,s which arrived for
as moi to make any material oinerenee In tne
and SeSe II o o"fs sTaae: some lew buyer;
were On hand IN advance VI next weeks mar
Consequently !, was a quiet and nominaliy Steady
SioSs; During the week the market mas suffered =
horses. and whore q week ago the movement, was
efsny. and on ' some Classes dall. select. nnissed
blocks sold relatively the best. but as they formed
favorable fpots In Inc market were lew. Small.
eomIlon horses Of the southe,n type We're the
CHUNKS following next in order.
Heavy draii@common to good, sl2salso: choice
% extra. sl,ss;oss CDnnns' tiS 10 La ies;00
ct Coach u hG sses' and sSs soi. s 8 . to 'I raSa. sa.ssi7s;
Shoies e extra sso0G.e9 Horses ier the south
g s~ eatra nS ssjs sIi.s ssa,h aalI 10 Sr. seSs: i syss; ;s sanss.
assis; G aSaiss 10 Lex ss,1 70 s ;SS iss.- BI.lne ss ssSd:
ers-Ealr to eqoi. ss5ello: choice to extra. 3is5G
80. saddlers for southern use-Fair to sood. 81.
New YORK saddIers. si0Sseo. inferior horses
Common. small plugs. sSfgSo. heavy work plugs.
LES-There WAS absolutely no change In
the tenor OF the Saturday market. nothing con-
ducive 10 that end having developed since the
close On Friday. All classes Therefore close lower
for the week. small and plain to medium kinds
per head. which was not recovered. Good to
choice big mules opened steady. but later. as a re-
suli OF the same adverse coniitions which forced
a decline on small kinds. they. too. declined the
fun exient of the weeks slump. The movement
was slow during the greater part OF the week
until concessions on everything available were
forthcoming. soma co~nsagnments Renamed on
the narae: for several days. but the final clear
ance OF commission offerings LEFT EoJEing to him
der trade OF thu ensuing week.
Mule quotations uor broke mules. Z to Z years
old:
~ hands. extreme t9.NQ 1000
- hands. bulk Of sales--........-..-.. 90. LOG 900
IA, hands. extreme rAnge-...-..--.. S.eUQ 1910
lise hands. bulk Of sales............ 81. QUO 800
70 nands. extreme ranse---..-.----- l5.OoulI0.e9
10 HANDS. bulk OF sales............... b.. vya 300
ID. hands. extreme ranse.-..----.. 81. e0gl3o.00
ls TO l6is hands. extreme range..-...l:0 0og is0. 90
10 TO l5i3 hanas. bulk Of sales.........1io. OolJ IJ0. %
The nrst line OF quotations. In each class Is
calculated TO represent the full range from COM
mon 70 extra: Dealers however. often classify
s1metimes sell considerably above !hs, highest
niles the bulk Of sails and generally represents
the various classes as they are sold ,n the COM
misslon market. more or less mixed.
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MILLIONAIRE BREWER DIES.
N. K. Goetz Of st. Joseph Sue
cumbs to Heart Failure.

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
st. Joseph. No.. Aug. lin. X. Goetz
aged q. millionaire brewer Of this city. died
at IN early hour this morning OF heart
failure. He was presidsnt Of the n. x.
GostS 6rsWinG Company. which has one
80
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PROPOSED TRIP ABANDONED.
Dallas Business Men Decide Not Il
Visit Northern Cities.

REPUBLIc SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex, Aug. 1.-THE Dallas Com
mercial Club has abandoned its projected
tour Of the Northern and Eastern trade
centers. set for August 10. A sufficient num-
Der Of representative business men could
not be prevailed upon to make the trip At
this time. The tour may be revived next
spring. after the close Of the busy season.
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LIVE STOCK TX
Natives Very Q~uiet-Texans I'm Small
Suuuly-HOgs Closed Weak.

Native Cattle-Receipts were fair for Saturday.
about 100 head. f,usiness was on n, holiday or.
the offerings. i few scattering sales II CO.'S
and springers were made. but competition was
50 slack on the main offerings. consisIng of a
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
Representative sales:
Is Is: Az Ests g. ..rass a. Do Z 10 f.,.ls a.. .a F..
L. BUTCHER ArrIE
Representative sales:
HEIFERS.
-. 5s5..-a-S a. s%s.a.n g.. ss2...ssL5
&. sS.,g 1 oo y s,x
SUCKERS AND FEEDERS.
mi sPRINGERs.
Representative sales;
Southern cattle-Receipts in this division dur
ing the last half OF the week Were very light:
Friday $ supply was readily disposed II to the
r rSHg 's Saturday lsnS; Business ss ' ia this Se depn ne rsssh w ar,
HoGs-A fair supply of hogs for Saturday wa,
demand prevailed ami trading was seiiye q, he
best hogs. with prices strong to Sc higher than on
no Enforcement About the time tao "a sn'w.a
rivals were all sold the market weakslei snd
the few hogs that came in late lid not lind the
nothing y any Importance rsmsis d a. u,, ,ne e'oss
The top OF the market was 80. 40 aHi the bulk
to to g. sne as s0 ssains. s.i:s Tor sef asd s9is 81 s,-S
go lbs average and above ,eld at IS - to sSi':
i isss' . sss s ssl s.. Z. g So Is. I sss bu lIEh; SD 5' 3 e 3. 80
s aass' Il. Iishs Sart i'e q. z s - 70 IS &c. sv1 , 3 u. .s.a a 70 s g
sold a o5 to A.Ts. heavy culls at $3.50 70 IS.
{. soG g., % %Is 9, i g: :. :. { 20; q e $50 aai Somnsai
Representative sales:
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Texas isd I3i.c: average receipts 11Qlas; seseetee
No; i;c: selected No z Etc: ouii s4e- brya2
leizc. Green-salted-Rou &c; selected No.
NC: selected No., &C; bull g.. Dry glue &C.
green glue 3=e. Horse hides-Green-salted No.
! $50: green-salted No. 2 sl.50: pony and glue
&c. Cncured or green 1c per ID. less than cured.
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Galveston-Easy at SC. receipts L. bales.
New orleans-Firm and steady at 5 lice; re-
cell Is. :o2 bales.
oile-Noi at 7Ac: receipts : bales.
S4vannah-pul at nc; receipts $50 bales.
Charleston-Steady at sac; receipts ) bales
Ncrfolk-ouiet AT Sc: rece pts - bales.
Wilm.ngton-Nominal at SIC; receipts 10 bales.
Baitir1oie-Nomina at s l-lsc. receipts, none.
Sew fofk-steady at Sc: receipts, 81 bales.
Boston-Quiet at Sc. receipts 5 bales.
Philadelphia-Firm al Sic; receipts 2ss bales.
ifoustcn-steady at sisc. receipts. 3Ss bales
Augusta-Firm at Sac: receipts go bales
tales. eSG' -
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But Few Local Showers and Ten
peratures Are High.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Aug. 1.-THE only rainfall
reported in the Texas cotton district to-
day were local showers. at and In the vicin-
ity Of Texarkana. Otherwise the reports
were all clear: hot winds: no rain"
The thermometer registered 100 IN TIE
8 O'Clock tonight stands at %. Similar
conditions exist all over the cotton-growtng
territory, with no Indications OF rain.
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REPUBLIC PECIN
Centralia, ILL.,. Aug. Flowing to the I'M
~precedented drought. the Cen.ralia Fair As
ISOLATION tonight abandoned its nnu
meeting. advertised for August a 10 q.
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Carlyle, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE farmers resid-
ing northeast of Keyesport are considerably
alarmed over the Appearances Of PINK eye
among their horses. A large number of
cases are reported
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.

Saturday Is always a light trading day. with
scarcely enough business to Justify quotations.
Receipts OF all kinds OF produce were even
lighter than usual. There was a slightly bet
ter demand for fruits and vegetables In prime
condition. but little OF this class Of goods reached
the market Small and inferior grades went beg
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II. 4 O.. S-w. n. n.

r.. n O.. S-w. n. n.
Train. Depart. Ar1vs
Cincinnati. I1uisvi1le. wash
f-rtnn. Rsit'rn-e PN:Isiei. ~--
ph'a ard New Work Exr-~sz- sSI5 am 'SaSp
Ct-cfrnstt. louisville. Pitts
burg. Washingfnr. Rslt!rnore.
Hhfadaiphia and New York .-.~.r
Cncarnati t7:is am IT'S pm
Cn~frn-t'. Louisville Pitts
bur. waehing.n-. vsftt-no-~.
p'flsSp'~h'a and View York -.-
ROYAL Brue Ti~r's.d..... st:-n am ssscmm
Fio-a Hc~cmmoss.,~n ......... :sss pm fio:s' I'm
We<t baden ara French rick ,.-
SN-frss. VIA No-or R~u's ~"
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COTTON BELT. -
Train. Depart. Arrive.
fv,s R,,m = sns psits1e"' 500 am tbs pm
Via Pi.msrct sns ps,t.s.... ST pm 7.cc am
BURLINCTOy ROUTE-UNION STATION.
Train. Depart Arrlves
For Hannibal. II. & st. J.
6urline,on y" s.:sg am ss:as pm
Local 10 Hanrtr. ~ s7:SS am ss:3l pm
For Quincy and No-th.;:--.:. f's'am """p"
Wisconsin nnes. iiiino'. y .s:1 am ass pm
The Burlinrion-Ncrraern Pa
cihc Express. for Kansas
Cry. ST. Joserh. Northwest
Nebraska. B.ack Hills, Wyo-
ming. Montana. washington.
Oregon .."".o o..a a 900 am Sc pm
Twin city Express. Tor Mime 49,
cpolis 81 Paul and Iowa. 's'e pm .aopm
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
Press. for Denver. colorado.
ST. Joseph rae. sss pm ssss pm
Local TO Burlington ......... ":>o pm $50 an
and Minneapolis ...s7:4o pm 1860 an
Es se b bsSs & Isi, and 'f I'd G cHss... 81 pm pm III "a an: am
For Kansas City. Council
Bllfs. Omaha. ST. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast....... $50 pm YES am
For H@Ison-L1are 80 a. m" daily: i:,i !. =.
daily: li:Oo a. m. daily: Lao ,. M. Sstu,day
only; $50 2; M; sScep, sstIraay and s, TSn' III
p m. daily: 81 p. m. daily: his .. m. sun
DAY only.
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BIG FOUR.
LAKE sUOPE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALHASr
SND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO kAil,M ~.
Train. Depart. 49,
Annapolis Express .........-. f.:2 am I'D pm
New York and Boston Linn ~E>r
tteo sSa"
Knfrkerbocker Special - New
York. Boston Washtrgton -
baltimore and Philadelphia. 10 am WV ?"
A sst,on ana Alton Aecommo ,s:co pm 90 pm
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
MACPHERSON. Baltimore and ~~-
PNfaSeiphfa S.S pm 49,
~Afon-I<avss sIo:So a. m. SIS o. M An r-Co
$50 q. m. st.G5 , m. Saturday only iea'e' d"
= ~. arrives 1.?a n. m.
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TEXAS STILL Sc0RCHln0.

ness here for forty-two years. Hs eauo to
st. Joseph from Germany.
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ILLINOIS r
Northern Lines.

ILLIvOIS CENIHAL.
Northern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Northern Illinois Express
springfield. Freeport and Du-
buque .....---. 49, .---T1.a am 0:0 pm
Peoria and Springfield .:-~-.1e:3o pm f5.o5 ON
Chicago Daylight speciai--..-'i.-so pm sos pm
Springfeh accommodation y. s4:45 pm slc:4 ~ am
Chicago Diamond Speciai..... s:lo pm s7:24 Am
SOuthern Lines.
Train. Depart Arrive
Mu:physooro. Careondals and
Marion ...-.:.H-r-;.. TO an tn pm
Memphis. jackson, Tenn. and
Texas Express; Nashville. At
lanta and Jacksonville .--... $50 an TN nm
ST Louis Specisl-Cairo. Men,
phis and New Orleans .....-. s9:3e am ss:ie pm
accommodation -Aurphysboro.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
Chester - fSsc pm VI 8, am
Accommodations -Murphysooro
Marion and Creal springs. sl:so pm N q am
New orleans L~imited-cairo.
Memphis; Dixie Flyer, Nash
Vile. atlanta and Jackson
willie .......s... ....-.--.- ie:is pm e.Es am
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IRON o

IHON ROUTE
1f Hsss r.;. Nan: to D .1ss,:
Fort Worth and Abilene :. 'sos Am 1aN
Express -. -. -. 800 am TIN pm
tonic. Houston and Gal
Texas. Mexico and CALIFORNIA
Fl Pasc. Los Angeles. Gal.
redo:-.. -. -. Sis I'm - am
FOURTH STREET ANP SHouTEaG AVENUE
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
%uae'on -. -. -. ~ pn O0sm
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Far rrai Nan psSar,; .,s AMa We
Fay EaPrs.s-Kan:a; CITY. q" '"
x SIX sss = s -: 81; s.: :; !: - en-
,rKan.ss. iiPi,ea. "sss,'a anu -a.o 10 am
a. c .s,Ss C c0s e. !5.Is trains a lssTs SE ,ns s%,.S:s
dsS!ss !& 1; ~: s. :; %i 81: :sS sa. q t & is:.s !s-:s
K,,k.ood trains aim 'i i.sy. ? Union Mo ,s ss..icn IL" It fT7ss q,
s s.; Miss p snS n sa nsisyds q. only nj M =" sr E ia ia i p q.
. .6sii, Toysr Grove Station e. ss;o !: n
NJ. X. 4 T.-"TAE KATY."
.arain Depart. Arrive.
SfnS,son t1sy. Cokumo'a. Boon
VILE Ssdsfia. Fo-t scott.
Ind'an Territory and Trxas
= ; FFs.T Sss;i. sss. 81
MsHiro CITY and inferHida-
'fss sS.Vr. cs,y;,, Columbia.
rnr'an Territory and Texas
Missouri Ka-.s.. indi;n Ter Pm ""an
rory and Oklahoma FLYER. an nm I'm An
ST. LOUIS ANn HsNy.n$L RAILROAD.
MT .Tsin; - Denart. Auivs.
NJ, and Express ....."..V... N.lp am NJ - An
MAl ana Express t5-5 nm S:lS pm
ST: 81 j. <; 81 4 Lf 6; 2: r.
ioi-l@ x.n-un,on. No.. and Depart Ar''>
in,srmediate points !~d.iiyJ.. SIS pm s:p an
Mo-. and intermediate points
Sunday only ...-.-..--.-- SIS am SIS pm
iis-ns Accom- No, and inteme.
diate points daily except sunday leavss
Vardeyerter avenue 6.7i a. m. and Fer
sy.h Junction $50 a. m Returning. a.
rves at Ewing avenue 19p p m
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LouIS-LOUIsvILLE. LiNEoL
Louisville Express-Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mount CIR
mel Princeton. Louisville.
Mssninston: Philadeiphia s-- -
Noun, Vernon Accommodating 800 pm fsas y
Florida Limited to Louisville.
Lexington. Knoxville and
nooss. Atlanta and jackson
vile Florida 80. .--.-..-. 'icss pm IN On
VANDALIA LINE,
PENNGYTVANT vLNEa WEST m -
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Young Mems Sodalily will give their second
annual excursion on the river Sunday, Au-
gust Is. on the City Of Provsdence. Those
who are working for the success Of the out
George X. Sweeney. Henry Kraus, jooeph
J. Lang. James Sweeney. b. Ksnnah, Il !.
M scSa Fsshe P,,i noi .s GsorEs Ia2y:
eodehty meets every Tuesday OV0ne-
z:'ess SssssI e ;R's'sss' e'3lfsss; L.